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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-06
A 0Neryy" Dog.

The engineer and fireman of Katy
passenger train tell rather good dog
story. They were speeding along near
Green Ridge, in Pettis county, the
other day, when they struck shep-
herd dog. They supposed they had
killed him and thought nothing more
OF the incident, they say, until they
reached Green Ridge. There the dog,
which had been thrown upon the cow
catcher, was seen to jump down and
trot away, carrying one of his legs in
his mouth.-Kansas City Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-06
..Robbins Peter to Fay Paul.

"Robbing Peter to pay Paul. was
first used when Westminster abbey was
called st. Peters cathedral. Money
being needed to settle the accounts OF
st. PauPs cathedral, it was taken by
those In authority from St Peter 5,
quite TO the dissatisfaction of the PEG
pie, who asked, ''Why rob St Peter to
pay st. PaulY' Over 200 years after
ward the saying was again used in re
gard to the same churches at the death
Of the Earl of Chatham, the city OF
London declaring that so great states
man should be buried in St PauPs,
while parliament insisted that one Sc
noble in every way would be more
properly placed amid the dust Of kings
In Westminster abbey, and that not ia
bury him there would be for the second
time ''robbing st. Peter to pay st
Paul" The abbey carried the day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-06
College Mem In strange Places.


dozen hurried street car men. with
ten minutes in which to eat, got the
lunch man somewhat ratified. No. 226s
thrust his carroty face over the counter
and yelled for an egg sandwich.
You're too slow, son." he said. BE
swift. Be New Yorker"
Don't hurry me-" said the other, ''or
I'll go back to Philadelphia.
When all had been served and had
stamped out to the street, the lunch
man remarked to silent observer:
Did you notice the red fellow that
jollied me? He's scholar, a bright
chap. Studied at Oxford, England"
Il think, then, he might do better
than cry Fares, pleassr and pull bell
rope"
You'd think so,' said the other.
"And the same applies to me. Look at
this" He produced the year book Of
southern college and pointed to his
name on the roll of graduates. You
will hardly believe 1t, but I'm gradu-
ate in law of this university. l don't
like the business I'm in now. Force of
circumstances, you know."-New York
Press
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-06

II was October; perhaps she might
find some of her friends returning to
the city. Pausing moment on the
threshold of the sleeper, size looked
down the red plush aisle
A few feet in front of her man was
seated, with his back turned toward
her. He had light hair, "just Ike Mr.
Hardin's," and standing on the seat
beside him was Il little child. The ear
lurched, and the little fellow swayed.
only to be caught by a strong arm that
threw him downward. Then the mans
head dartcd down. and Alice smiled at
the screams of childish laughter
She watched them for a moment;
then the child, peering over the mans
shoulder, called out: Pretty ladyi
Pretty lady," Aud she. feeling too
weary to more than smile at the little
fellow, turned to go back to her unin-
teresting book.
The train was crossing the long
bridge over Lake Pontchartrain, and
Alice paused In the vestibule between
the Pullman and the chair car. Stand
ing ut the window she looked out upon
the vastness of the moonlit lake and
sky and felt very tired and small and
useless. She was not blue, nor was
she morbid, but somehow her heart re-
belled at going back to that old life in
the eity-so empty, so shallow, So
Alice! Miss Ellison
"Why-why-w where did you come
from?' Her voice trembled. but she
did not care.
She held out both hands to Allyn
Hardin. and as his own closed over
hers sudden picture flashed before
her She heard again those peals of
childish laughter, saw again a mans
head bend swiftly down, like a great
boys, beneath the tug of baby hands;
saw II face, habitually cold, alight with
something divinely warm as it had
looked at her across the sunny head
of little Alice from the narrow door
way of fast receding train. Her
heart gave a bound that frightened
her. and, drawing her hands away.
she turned and looked again upon the
moonlit water.
was Cdiieu UpIlle unexpectedly on
business" Allyn was explaining, when
he noted that she was not listening.
He stepped nearer to her side.
Miss Ellison" he began. Then he
saw how the moonlight was caught and
shimmered in the tears that lay on her
cheek and which she could not help
any more than she could have told the
reason why they fell.
Whats the matter, AliceY
There was long pause, and when
she answered her voice was like a tired
child's.
Nothing; only I'm SO tired
She had turned and involuntarily
stretched forth her hands again, but
Allyn's hands slipped past hers, and he
folded her in his arms.
"Oh, Alice" he murmured-"Aliee,
you don't know how love you"
She raised her wet face to his, and as
he bent low over her the weight slipped
from her heart and the old life that had
SO tired her became thing of the past.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-06

There is one rational way to treat nasal
cata rrh: the medicine is applied direct to the
affected membrane. The remedy is Ely's
Cream Balm. 1t restores the inhamed Tissues to
healthy state without drying all the life out of
them and It gives back the lost senses OF taste
and smell. The sufferer who is tired Of vain ex.
periments should use Cream Balm. Druggists
sell il for 80 cts. Ely Brothers, So Warren
Street. New York, viii mail 1t.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-06
Al ApinoAl Story For
Little Folks
Why theAdjutant Knee's

please tell me. Mr.. Adjutant.
Why do you kneel that way?
I never see you standing up
You kneel the livelong day.
do you belong to any church
That you should kneel so much?
Maybe you're lame or out Of joint.
If so, go buy a crutch.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-06

81 wander IL there is really as much
people claiml" asked the originator Of
fool questions. sin connection with an
order of hash" answered the bald headed
boarder, "I'm afraid there is more than
thew claim
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-04-06

WHY DO YOU KNEEL THAT WAY p
'Why do your legs bend back like that?
Can't you walk like crane?
Does standing with you not agree
Or does 1t give you pain?"
'Now, see here" said the Adjutant.
'sYou bother me, you do.
sit and walk whene'er please.
But what is that to you?
These legs of mine are handy quite,
And they are bent this way
Because. you know. I've always been
A sort of bird of prey"
Atlanta Constitution.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
G~IetnereW aus 8t6ot
RnD umaaesenp.

S. g. Sraltsen, berItifer 9lSpo.
fat unO Ntotnr, Simmer Alb Office.
@ebGuoe. g.. mo MiaitsS trase.
S~lrnerhc(6 5lror5ig StunOcrt
Itorben 51 Seilig arer5 I'M bieligen
Gountn Nerr mo Srou Ecter
Sfmitt, beibe iibcr ncur5Ig Sabre
oIt. @err SHmitt mar geItorbelt
mo alS Srou Shnitt 81 oeiIerl
Seid)e gefiibrt mltroe, ertldrte lie,
MIN begebre lie threm @otten balolgIt
nad6ufolgen. Ser Sob idlien ibren
@inid) 5ll b0ren. Die @ittmc be
aab iid) leben5miiOe 81 Bette nno
ilanb nid)t metr ol1i, oenll inner1alb
dman5i9 Stunben nadr bes @utten
500 mar lie betnielben nafJgefolgt.
8eioe itcr6en pohlporbereitet niib
0eren Seben. uno nod mebr bcren
300, miro olS ein riihrenoes 9eiipiel
Ser @attenliebe fortleben. @S iibers
Ieben ole SerItorbenelt bier S0d)ter
unD orei Sobne.
9oftoren MtcGortbp & &eoeh
II. llnb Sotpa . StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01

5ugcs altf Ser Great @eIrern.Snbn
ouf einuIlber urlO eS cntituna trlioige
oes 3ulamnenltpBe5 GSelter inter Dem
Sriinlmert INTO bier TerIoltet buS'
tel onbei bus 2ebcll eiL mdbrelt0
fitnf auhere id)luer nerlebt iillb, Don
0enen Giilcr wabrid]einlih tobtlid)
permun0et tit. Die So0ten limo:
s. 81. 8ri$polb, Neijer ser 5neiten
@btDeilnng, bon Dubuque urlo brei
urbefouute W1nmer. 8erlest iinO:
%. ". Sulipon, 8remier, 1899
Soiltbern Gpe., Dubuque, um 2opfe
Idmer perlebt; 2ofomotipfiIlmer @.
9lper3 bon 91lbuqlie, leidyt perlebt;
SEER j. g. 5oud, pom @oplington,
81, mo 5pei onbere 8erimler.
Der llnfaa ercignete iid,. inoem
Scr erIte She'll beS 3llges itd eben
chi Gin NebeugeIciie einrangiren
moqte, OILS Der 5meite S6eil IN Oet1-
ieIben bineinIief. Grei &iebbdno'
Ter ms ein 'Serr i. 6. Souh BON
@oolinatou, 81, pareu in DER Ga.
BOOZE ON Gnoe ser eriten 9lbtbeiIuns,
ais Der 3uianmtellitoB iih ereianete.
Die brei Tiebbdnbler mrroen getootet
LIMO &err tSord) idnuer perleBt. G$
boten iid) bel Dem ltnfaQe entieBlite
S5enen bcR 5iiIomme1geiiromten
3%uldauern. 90 hing Der getobtetc
&err @risnoiO, oils er bon Der Ga.
booze Iprillgen lpolte, 5lund)en benz
Senber Der locomotive unO Ser
Gobooie eingeflemmt uno man iab
ben SridJnam nod, nah benz Sooe
bc3 Nfannes BORT feitgeflamnert
bdnaen. Gin 9eiu mar p5lig obge.
trcnnt ,tnb Der $nIs m bem Solj.
iuerf bes Sab eingetlemmt. &on
Sen brei @iebb1nblern faito man MIR
Die id)redlid perbrunilten @ebeinc,
Dcnn lie mltr6en in Dem entire6enoerl
6clier entieBlid) 5u9erid)tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
&Gie ltnaIiidsiGllc 81 SncrsuiQc, IA.

Siienbnr ltebt Dus Giienbobn.
tueIell bel GperSpile iul 3eiden zines
llngliidsIterneS. 3uerit inlocn mir
ole iolgenOe Sepeite IN Den Cages.
bluttern:
oGat6uoue, Some, q. 6e6r. -
Sci 3nerspiQe itieBeu ori Der
&llinoiS Central 8abn 5ipei Sitter
5ige 6uianmer. &. Mf. Gorri9al
aus Gcoar SnaS, Elm @eid)ditsreiiene
hcr, nuroe %9ctGotet, Ibomns Wtortin
ans Gorl3piae mllr0e lebenSgefdbr-
lib mo Der &ofonotipfiibrcr mo
&ei5cr OeS oitlid) gebenOen ,3uge5
idJper perlest. 3m0li @aggonS
mo elm &beil ser Citation limo ser.
fort morocn. Gie 8eiabmlg OcS
nnOeren 3laeS rcttete iiG Olrd Nb,
%ipringeu."
81 bicier %NbapoIt AeicQte lid
nm nnl 9onuer5ta9 cine Mlbere bin,
5il. lin balb 8 llbr sl6en0S itieBen
Die beioen Ibtgeilungen eiHes Sradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
MhtnnQ. oeutide Aathulifen!

Sier i'm rurobtlideH Re6rasta bietet fidl Grdl
Die bette 6eiegenbett 2aRb su taufen bel Ssa
rnpitb, Hierce Co., III elmer beutid,su tnthuitidlen
@emetnbe, no Snno ned, sun, Breiie non $50 bis
s45 per Ader 3u haben III. 9aS Hdrb III 10 gilt
uobnte. Sairr nno @erite sebeiben bier better
ais burt uro Spru brtnst 1910 Suidt per
2lnsr. @S III nool Baum bier iur aathuliten.
Ger bodll5Pite Siithui pom Sfueba hat urs bers
iprodleu, eeger @noe Rar5 eilet oeutidleu Yries
Tier 81 isnben. Gin nepes siarrh aus, pas 3iris
it1en 1000 ltno S0oo Dollars forfeit, 1T idlon pors
bauoeu uuo auun aa,s be5ahlt. &ir hubelt AID,
cine iehr hiibidle atrhe. Cd Sin aeIne bereit,
Sebsln (aber nur aatbsliteu), Der NdbereS iber
bieie 6eseno tuiiieu piu, in oeutidjer pber eng
liidler Spradhe Nustluft gu ge6sn. 2ieieuigeu,
.ueId,e iidl iiber MIDI srtunbisen tuolert, m6gen
id on ~uaieren iegtaeR Riarrer, Reu. GRt@tomara,
SIopnftelo, gteb.. ooer az 8eo. u. Reuier, RaRs
ooLpD, Heb., tuenoeu.
George 9ubbtrs,
Ssncup, Sierce Co., Web.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
Mimcrsl Gpint, Vic, %. Gebr. ,O4.


@crtber @crr NeOofteur!
Sim 9ieltetaa, oen %. Sebrior,
lpurbe Die 6anlilie iuieres SonOs-
marne& Mathins WiiLlcr, meld)e brei
Wteilen pOll bier entiernt oltf benl
Sunhc. mobnt, bon eillem idNperell
llnaliitsfalle heimqeiud)t. SEER NJ.
Nfiiucr u1O ieinc bcioen Sobne, SO.
bonn, % Sabre ali, mo Wtotbias,
% Sabre ali, maren III ser 9Sdbc
iRrcr &obuung nit 8leigrobct be-
ldGfti0t. Spbann nrbeitete altf Dem
SoNen beS u%ngeiahr IS Sub tiefell
SdnGteS, mdbreuO iein 9oter unb
leln Srllber lid an Der Sberfldd)e be-
f0lloerl. Ser &dter nladlte ieinen
Sobn olf eilten berporragenDen
Sclsblof ouflnerflom mo er1ud,te
i'm, Oenielbeu 5lt entiernen, on er lin
fir iniidJer hielt. &aitnl hattie or
aber Die @arnpllg olt59eiprod)en, ais
Der 6elSblod lid losloite mo oui
Den lln9liidltden fiel, i'm ouf Der
Stelle toOtelb. ToS 8e9rdbniB ion0
am OcnnerStag, Den %. Sebrltar,
nod feierlidenl Neouiem III Der Ct.
Moriens&ird)e 81 Wtiternl Eoint,
celebrirt ppm bodIru. 8ater Bernard
@per bon @oterforo, 8iS., inter
Niliiten5 Der bodlp. 9erreu Irent
bon Gpnloitr ols Ginfon mo Nitos
lollS @Der bon Minernl Roint ais
SltbbtofOn, inter GllBerit 5oblreidrer
Setbeiliaung ouf Dem fdtboliid)cn
@ritesader baDier Itatt. Sic Set.
d)enre0c belt Der hodpp. Sater @per,
Ser Efnrrer Der bieIigen @emeinbe.
SSn bericlben id,ilherte er ben DRIFT.
Iid)en SebenSlnuf Oes 10 plobliI o6'
berlrfeneu jmNen ManneS ulb
fiiiiptte bdron cine @arlruilg on Oie
jlIngen Se,ltc, itcts oltf Den ZOO por.
bereitet az iein. Ser Sei1en5ug,
lpeldJer circr Ger orDBten lpar, Ser
je bier eeleben pltrbe, mar cine bolle
9Peile lang, lpeld,e Sbntiohe ein @e.
Uei5 lit iiir Die Spd)aftung, In mel.
d,er Scr %erItprbene BET Nlen itonb.
9Jto9e CT ruben in Srteoenl Gen 10
idJmergeDriiften Gltern llnO @elhDi.
itcrn unler inri9ite5 9cileiO!
Ad)tlugSpol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
Tas Saltimorer Sseaer

hat Ieiber audi nniere Siicc nit ibrem gansen
3ngalt ueruittet. 3D. iperbe oeShGlb uprlGlIiie
feline SaIlofGrteu uuo Sroitliiren perienben ton'
neIt, bn Niles crit iuieoer georudt iuereen luuB.
Sr5ipiidsn iperoe il aber germ ole 2uir1seu
betreffs aRarplauo brteaitl beantiuorttn, icnip
aud Seiuuer III l~IHierer neueu Siiice eMpfaugeI.
Sfrmat Bapcnbooy, Setretar,
State Bureau Of Immigration,
233 Park Ave, Baltimore, Md.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
Tarmem III berfauien.

5000 gGsr saab inter guItur in Stearns Co.,
Miun. 3rpei SrB tieler lhiusrer idruarSer Sobeu
nit Sehss= unterlage. Wou 100 Bis $50 plder in
elmer 5arin. Dlte @ebIuoe, Nailer uHb 0ieien
aui jeoer 5arir. Iteielben lieeen uou / bis ;
.ieiler een tathpliidher STRIDE, Sdhuleu, Cream,
gen: ein Erittel boar. 5iuti 8rtttsl aui 3eit Su
feds 4rojent Snterslen. lin 9taberss psnoe
iHau lid an =. y. SiarnectifH Melruie,
Stenrns 90. Minn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
Wiele Mataolifeu faufen 9auS

in benz bsitsn inuselt ino nletit tatboIii6en
COUNTY GomnIoo, int trldhtbaren Gin 4ipers
1hul int Negen', JrGdJts, aprIis utb Sieb De
biete oes pSuuneniopetn : Steates". Sdoue
Garlrs $3.50 per Nder. Suid)e 6u rsnten 81. SO
Der gder. Riloe Gint.r. Geign6eS nn'ier uuo
Nlinta: .9irr1s Eno E%iarrsr: Seget gpfimarten
bel uno id1rsibet I'm GnstInit an
Rev. Pastor Holy Cross Church,
Ipswich. South Dakota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
9bMneu Sie bic AHtwDrteH
gebeI?

Iui pelt1er gaiis Oertauien iid bsuts
Die beften 5.prpaentiseu GoIo.g Bombs :
@as tptrb eth 5~.prO3entiser Slpentp.
Year 8oIo.Bonb in 20 Sabren bon
beute tuertb iein, ,penu Die i3insratsn
riel nieberiser iinO?
Inter wclden geoinsurgsu t5nnsn
sic eilen 5.prpseittissn Sob. Bomb auf
Ibsabiuns faufen, Der bel ~seuiisenb
laneem Sebsn Sbr, I'M 5ale bss 1blebens
@isertbum Der 5untilie piro?
Sm Sale sic ii9 oaiilr intereiireu,
i6reiben Sic an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
SpreMt bnr!

Wir iino in Der SH9e. sic nit allen
Sorten Gaenpaaren, Ssfen. Seppi=
den, Mattsu uno Ssltild su psrleben,
Olle BON lsitenoen Sabrltanten sema1t
llro eesen Scar gefauit. w.lte mir gu
Yrsiisn anbieten, Die limit nirsenos
aug:boten msrosn tDnnsu.
Sames 2epi Il so.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01

9cod,tet bon Inen ipel6e Die quite
Seele funnterI. N0ee linn Der
per0iente 2ohn nibt entgehenl Gen
trauerloeu &interbliebenen unier
ber5lihe5 Seilei0!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
0egen Mrebsidaaen.

Sh empiehle HERMIT Stroou's bera6mte
beutide 4uluer. Sieislben beiIeIl jeoen nod
llid]t aHIsebruheuen! Hrebs ioruobl tunsrlih ais
GuBerliI. Sas ai,ertaInt ein3tg bette Wtittsi, YIN
MageuttebS sriolgreidp gu hei!en. gsegeH 2t6bes
rem, .3euGuihe u, |. 10, ireretbe man at:
@owero Z. yoeoiug,
a. Sl1rn5 Snnto
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
2u b~erfaufen.

Cine 5arm pun BOG sIdsr, 10 Msilsn puu Der
Staot 3ibuqiie Seleger, cine Der beten Jnrntet
int Gouitp. llueefabr Z gRetlsn Der Strabe BON
Der Staot CUR 5arnl iino mataoniriitrt. 3snn
geiuiluid,t. u~ertduie id aud 200 Qder berielbeu.
Sabe audi $40 SLIDER Hano III 4roirie Greet
8ant q 3uinrance.@sbduoe, 1ubuane, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
MurkthrrfHtIP.
sSiir Sen 6roBuerfaui.

Ou II q II e, ben 90. Sch.
@etreioe, 0eu, MebG etc.
Safer: 3J@39c.
8Oru: 45@50c.
Gerlte: 40-50c per Tui5el.
Ro99eu: 55-6Oc per 8uibel.
Ngu: S7.50@s. so.
@ebl: gateut, $5.4O@5.60; Traisbt,
S.. 20@5.40.
6lsie: SIG. 90. ASH. 90
Gutter, Gier sale.
Ser: 30c per Oubenp.
@htter: OaIry, POS p. piuno; Creams
err. 24027c.
&aie: 0ta6m . Gais, 1896; 9rit, 70.
Groceries etc.
Reis: 6i-95c per GinuO.
3pisbelu: $50 per Euibel.
Nepiel: $3.50@S4.0 90 per Barrel.
S0rtoiieI: $l.20 per Suibsl.
GIeb
Gtiere: S3.75@4.OO.
Ninoer: S3.0003.25 p.
Riibe 50. 5OQ3. 90.
RGlber: S1.0005. 90.
Triiblin9S= Hdmmer: $3.0004.00
SblUelne( ali Dem 6nBJ: So. 10@5.2o per
Eiuno.
&ieb (Seidloatet.
RinOheIid: 7@14c per Rilmo; fineer,
6@6tc per FiuuD.
Sbaiheiib: 6@7c
Rropi ions.
Gierdu6ertes 6leii9 Sdmteu, 1l@l2c;
12@l5c.
S1molj St@9c.
&obleu iSarttobleu, 5000 per Soure.
SoIj: Gutss eibenbpIS. 5.00@$6. 80 per
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
Sine iebr 8aHitise Weleaeubeit

bietet ii9 einelH beutidlen aathoIiten iilr eir
geiueHItieuz iro &umpeu Geih6it. NuB
Stumbling ueriteben. Wan iueRoe fdb al Nep.
u. Boil, Is refe. Heb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
MGjebaaolmna.

Gerr gIpis Saiel. no. 1912 3pluasS traBe, SUI
tnane, Soma, bat TETS sine poIftquoiBe elIsuabl
rntGig. AlsIp6rtige Seitel!unaeu ueroeR PROMPT
beiorGt. 9reisIifte !uiro Gaf Gerlausen gsrne
rndPilunt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
elltua, Soma, %. 9e6r. 1904.

Nltun, Soma, %. Sebr. 1904.
@ertber SEER Conner!
Nm Samstog, 0en 90. Se6ruar,
Itnrb Dobier aatbarino @iiteen,
@ottin DcS Scrrit Setter 8iItqcn,
nod einem 1~2i6hrigen 2ciOen, i'm
Sitter bon 40 S5abren. Gie &erItors
bcne, bercn Wi1od)ennamen Sbeiien
mar, mar 5u GeOingeu, 2uremburg,
geboren itlO iGloB int Sabre 1876
nit ibrem lie ii6erlebenoen @atter
Deli @ln1o fiir'S @eben. Sm Sabre
1885 lieB itt Die Jomilie in 9(Iton
nleOer, no lie ieitber mobut. 9luBer
ibrem @ntten birterlGBt lie iedlS Stint
Der, brei S0bne aluo brci Sohter.
Gas 8~egrublliB fanb am Wontog
BON ser Ct. Morien.Girde ans.
inter 5oblreider 9etbeiligrrng ollf
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(De1 peri6dico "El Tabaco de Gu
bay de 20 de Septiembre de 1904.
Ell problema de la Immigration ha
sido la nc ia mas dominante durante la
anterior eczema en- Cuba.
A ella le ha dedicado preferente
atencion el Gobierno, y ha sjdo obieto
de los mas diversos concentrates en- la
prenSa.
La necesidad de que Sc abriera una
corriente inmigratoria, puede decirse
cue ha venido siendo una aspiration
general en- el pals, y solicitar que Sc
acometiera por los poderes p1blicos
el estudio de los medios mas practicos
y benefieiosos para realizarla, Sc han
dirigido los esfuerzos de distintos or
ganismos de las classes conserva doras,
y de la mayor parte de la prensa des-
de hace largo tempo.
Entire los muchos y fundados cargos
que la opinion pdblica ha venido i'm
putandeles con bastante acritud a los
elementos directories de las agrupa
clones politicas, por el estado de puni
BILE abandono en- que han tenido los
distintos problemas que reclamaban
una urgente resolution para la buena
~ ordenada Marcia de la vida de la
Republica, causa de las luchas en-
que han estado entregados y de las
cualeS Sc ha derivado nm estado de