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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
HIGHLAN ID SPRINGS.

The Sunday School will convene at the
usual hour, 10 o. clock A. NJ. El
The Union League viii meet at 80
o'clock this evening with Mrs Citerly as
leader. Subject The Prodigal Son
3 Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Smith, Of the
Tower House are now making a tour
through the North and while away will
visit friends and relatives In Boston and
will also spend some time on the coast
of Maine. & ;til 3ss
Mrs. VIM. Cullen Bryant, Of North Car
DINA. who has been a guest at the re;
to visit friends in anchester and other
places In Virginia She WAS greatly
benefited in health by her visit here
Mrs John Clarke of New Bridge, was
a guest at Belle View during the past
week. M .5 Is
tiers, Virginia and Thelma, spent wed
Aesday with friends and relatives II in
Richmond. 4ii d * Il. }3ss
Mrs. Fletcher Beadles. Of Madison coun-
5ty,3tis spending some time with her broth
err. Dr. CT r.. Collins.
n Mrs. Watson and little daughter. OF
Richmond, spent Tuesday at "Lynnhurst"
the guests OF Dr. Ropes family.
Quite party Of young people assem-
5bed at the home OF Mrs Mayer on IVY
Avenue, on Thursday evening to enjoy
a melon feast and a jolly good time
they had. III W
Miss Grace and Edna Stage Of Rich
mond are spending some time with&their
friend, Miss Gladys Mayer. and the popu-
larity of the young ladies was fully attest
ed by the number of their friends who
graced the occasion. y
There was also q feast OF melons at the
home Of Mr. Chris Gebhardt, on Fern
Avenue, on Friday evening, and a large
number Of his friends were present to
enjoy the luscious fruit.
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

~ i 4. 4
visiting Mrs Nicholas Roney. !. ~. -. /.
Mr. Eddie Thomas is sp sading ms Saea1
uS r. T pendieon is confined 70 bis home. SUI
ferinr from the loss OF u finger Whicn W.. I'VE
cut of a few days ago at the Loeon'oNis''
n 8rss Lille Hurley and children have aye. LEFT
Tor the country TO spend some time via VIZ -
Mrs. g. l. Bali is visiting her friend i, n ~
Misses Mabel ana s, Enla Tnesaav. after visit
inr friends and relatives In Washington. Hie ts
aAdria and Fairfax. ,,,,,,,.d from the
mountains of virginia where he spent se .;,,
ri weeks He also visited White SULPHUR aot.
Rock l,,n, and Rawisy SPRINGS is a'a SSsa
Mr.. and MIS-. William sickle are ct ! home n,a,
sn friends Mas q To ls sse'
home. after visiting Mrs. Mary Fore on
Twenty-F First Street last week ,,,.,u,. ,ro
v, Msn 3 rellttves : at onlnton, New Kent
Mrs Reid has r.'yEne ,,a home nnsn trs vs'e
- Mrs .Ioseph White and Miss Pauline Duke,
who vent 10 visit In Baltimore, Pnllade :. n,
and washington few days ago, were er hasi,is
, rss of enc OF Of Mrs Whites children.
,aes A'k MsSnee 81
the guest Of her mother. Mrs. Nililatn
ing relatives at New Bridge Va. a,,a.
Mrs. 3. G. Ntoranc Is visiting her mother,
Mra. william, Ponipfrey IN New Kent c ouh-
s Mr. and Mrs. Willie stutz. Of avenah'l |:
street. have left for Cumberland county. i, 70
I visit Mrs. sutz parents, Mr. anu ~ 2. =
Mrs. Edwards and family. have Jeff for
New issnt county TO visit re n,s heen cutie
Miss Addle Sharp. who mas neen au WY
Miss Willie has returned ,,,.. rom n,,.
Miss BESSIE wilcox is visiting relatives ,ess IN
Z Charles City county. % I'm y !. 49,,
Miss Carrie Wilcox will leave IN q 2 lew Gays gay Y
q for Ocean View. Il, IA, =. ~ Ia 4
members and their friends at Forest Hill Hi
Park Tuesday evening The LADIES' Vii ..
out supper and Will be Joined ri isns when
supper Mi, viii be served :, s, ~
Misses Julia Darracott, Susie p M1r,s OIL
Bel Sue Gsrtsr Ma Len Garter
Miffeton, and Mrs r. ia ss lett a rev hs
days ago for yestwood, Hanover county, % ,t pc
entertained At, h ,2s Sc. c IftY even
Mrs. Matte Melton Is A.et
B, several Il days sickness. ssti :. Z.
Z 4 - eiichtful visit to relatives and friends
in Charles City county - (, 5,,,,t
Mrs. IL, B.. Ball niece, Miss Hazel But is,.
homo snd M after PIC Visit to stauton
Il Gordonsvile. and washington. p. G.
Miss sneilings has returned home ,, iron IRON
II buckingham county, where she &Slslteu teit,
= tives for several weeks. tS38 ~ " ~ I,
Mrs. Brandt and children, who have. been !,
visiting in Lynchburg. Yea. have returned f2
" Mrs Armentrout and nephew have return.
D ed home from sabot fter pleasant; sta y.
Mrs Lena Beadles OF =, y ~
former pastor 81 Paramount Methodist Church.
was the guest of relatives here this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
hats and Kemper's production is one 4 Of
the most magnificent stage spectacles
of recent years. II Ell ,s IN;
,CONSTABl lie IS SHOT
DOWN BY OUTLAW.

$ Il. 81 Especial to The Times, p spatcn.}
az OsBORN's 8csAP,, v AZ a gust 20 IN ews
has dust been received here in effectith thar
Constable Joe Gable. OF Poke county.
Ky, Just across the border, was shot
and ms family killed BY ohm II all an out
and two hers, $$f,. hose names could nor
jbe learned \ had II llod an old man, whose
name is also unknown, and ia ken about
$760 In money. and IT was or this erlr Z,
that Officer Gable was irving To effect
his arrest. Gable was we'll and favor
ably known In Ills section. lSlls 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
IT. IS ALL THERE.
Markets Are Bountifully Sup
piled With Meats and Vegetables

The retail markets were we'll sucked
yesterday and trade was brisk. Below
are the general prices prevailing:
Pork, - to 10 cents pound; veal and
oeei, 10 to Is cents; steak, 10 to o. cents
lamb, IS 2-3 cents; chickens. II to IS
cents; spots 4 to 5 for "a cents. according
70 size. small trout. for 81 cents; large
trout u l-2 cents a pound.
Vegetables and fruits sold as follows
Corn. u to Is cents dozen; tomatoes
and Irish potatoes. 20 rents,a peck; sweet
potatoes. 4 10 8 cents quart; butter
beans and peaS, S to 10 cents quart;
cabbage, cents a pound: celery, cents
stalk; egg plants . for rs cents; cucum-
pers, 10 10 cents a dozen; beets, 2
bpnches for cents; onions, TO 8 cents a
\ Quart watermelons, Is to % cents, can
,eloupes, 20 to 80 cents dozen; pine
4 apples 70 70 30 cents; bananas, "a IA
/ 10 cents dozen; peacheA, u to IS cents
4 e haskell; grapes. 3 cents basket;
! huckleberriea, 10 cents quart apples,
4 W cents peck.
Butter was selling for from j. ~ to
y cents pound.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
WARD AND KIDDE!;Rl.
Open Their Season in ii Cor Cor.
geous Proc ction,

Il Especial to- The; Tlmes- Dispatch u a5
y tBINGIIAAlTON,s NJ & AUGUST I. POI
Frederick Warde and IS thryil & IS ldder3
opened their season here light. 4 max
ing thelrshrst appearance n genhals
and Kempers spectacular prodnc tlonI q q
p"salamnbo, IN rhes theatre asgtilled with
a fashonable aud Hence, md the final cur y.
tain descended upon hei ent husiastie
approval g g. 4, 81.
Stage founded on ria bert's classic y
recalls the gllttering series OF the sar-l
dol, dramas great scenes \. 81 t tila
play is .s;alamnl boz yis!t 70 me tent !l
of the barbarian5 Mat no X e q inidnigA ny
in quest of the sacred yell.5,
The scene Is a powerful one b Nv MAS Was
handled in ID mastery m nner spy M,
Syparde and Miss Sidder. II n s S., \.
Much interest was felt IN the WORK !, q. 9
FREDERICK 5Iyarde az he announces inns 4,
10 he his last season on the stage, ~
the role az ], MAT hos 3, he has found !.
character which vii rank WV ' ~ pes !,
work of his cars ", ! Z. s, I.
Ii MISS ISidder's epbodlnlent. Of saialnm :,
boz Was deiightful. pitifnl, and 9,tra glf.
She has not been seen to such 4. ad y y!t 2
since the days Of Sans Gene sYasen-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

kitchen, BUT only to re-suppl Y herselGa
with ..vittels', for her piois folt 9.
THE thing above all others which ims
presses one about The protracte meetin'
IS the particularly with which ~ the
cullud brethren arrange their ncckaear-----
their collars and crnVats. Every dark
over the age OF fourteen wears the high
est and most ,incomfbrtasil Q 4 cola ~ o 9
he found, md to this ly added q snowy
5cravat, which gives n. clerical aspec II, not
TO shy d touch of respectable lty which
lis decidedly pleasing. Better still the
snowy combination makes tho niger
himself look blackcr, which, to my rtitnd,
ib1ackerf tho niger tho better like him d
{wlltle travelling through the blazing sun I
the masculine seekers after happiness
arc exceedlngly Jealous Of the itr,t1,acn-
lacy oil s.tleir neck gear, and to check the
irayages Sof persplration ono and all put
d handkerchief over their Co lars) III This
serves for the nonce, but Is as na,ghtI
When the shouting begins and the
'sperlt gets active among the congre-5
CATION.
Tiie cheerful pessitnism of the farms
ers hereabouts is cxemplifled not only
by the manner In w hich they bear up
under peronninlly disappointing crops.
l4but blythe patience VI til wi ich they
submit to Gcxecrabe roads. This county "
spotsylvania, has the worst roads on tho
face OF the artli--barrlng nnety-ninei
other counties In Virginia When i led
Pickett s. charge at Gettysburg III wasn't
In half as much danger asst am when I
ride over the public. Highways or this
Commonwealth. M s3 s IA 5i!s u ss5 ssj
XII And as for yenturing out on them mt
i6nlght--Whyr I'd sooner eat a Brunswick
lstew@Inade Of laudanum. rough on rats
Paris green and strychnine. Mind you,
Its the same way. q II over the State, too.
To a city man, It seems almost mar
velous that frightful accidents do not
Sbefall every vehicle which goes a hun
lsdred yards Tor6Iny part. j Snever}Sver,-$
lgture$ In n buggy without clinging to tho
ifspatterbonrd like sheep wool on a barb
wire fence, and even at that I'm scared
into conniption fits. 5 But a Virginia
lsfarmer fs no farmer at all unless he
knows every rnudhoie and nut within
forty miles OF his house, and can drive
over the brink 3So a cipice ION the
darkest night without batting an eye!
| This knowledge 81 danger-poin on tho
public highways almost amounts TO Sec
! sond sight with the horny listed ones. TO.
Tine It Is fncompreh ble@-nore marvel
lYous that Hiawathn's tricks ns a hunts
man IN, the piney woods But were & It
\ otherwise, moro Farmers than tobacco
4 worms would be slain annua1y, and the
4 land would DO atical1y lacking in
ltcfeerfnl pessmlsts. @
\ * ever II run for President there Will
I be ll-importa t rural blanks Ia my
4 plat form--an anti chtgger blank and al
4 an t-mudhnle 3 plank. I 4 should also IKE
to- he the postla OF al ter-brca fast and
| after Inner maps. And In tho full lInner.
i pail ] would want plenty 8of country
ham, hut Wit out the ightmare attach.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
PEAS opY# ONE RVAToR Y5 oF 81 81 ~.
N I'M ORE. ~

e Among tho Innovations which will ma rk
the opening OF tho season Of 19Oi-19l5 at
the Peabody Conse tory Of MI Sots
baltimore, Md, re- the erect ton q i a
greatsneW concert ORE n, the finest OF sit 8
Kind ini8the city, the crea ton OF several !
new scholarshps for talented American
students; tho sestabl ishment OF "a monthly
4 ewspaper as y n vehicle for the prac ttcsS
81 musical CRITICISM and re norting and ina
fostering of class pIrit, and seyera addiEs.
lions to tho teaching staff, WI III Its az,
mirable quipnent, Its g tat OF orty emf
nent European and Amer an mast els, ana
the high standard Maintained In its 8schol-gai
arships, 5teachers's certifi ates and diplo.t
mas, the Peabody ConserYa tory-a. grea
monument OF the muniflcence OF George
Peabody, the philanth ropis t--haa become
under the direction OF Fl arc III tia naolp.
and i a distinguished boa ard Of trustees, an
ii ctiya musical center, q U 81 SEQ 81 py
any other conserSat tory n In the country;
My means Of carefully graded adYanceas
and prepa rat Orgy orlS. pupils are accented
q any stage and ~ ted ito be capaple
teachers or ACC omp lis he'd concert perform
ers. The past season was the most suc7
ioassf,Il An the history OF the consery
NOT only In X the relna rkable A ilmerlal5
ieroWtllliI, metllherhip, but In ne a dYa nce-l
Snment iii artistic ACHE n1ent An every de-;
partn,ent OF study. There We're nearly
1000 pupils, representtng North, SOUTH
East and n ests 81 ;5Ss 83
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
Amelia Notes.
Itsnecial Il The n Times. 3 ,spat Oh.

Especial ) to The Times p Ispatch.>
JETERsVTLLE. Al, K Aug 20.--Tla
eleetrical Il wind and ,ti'a torn, whieh,
nine nine O'clock Thursday night, was the
worst az the year. No serious damage
IS reported very llea n hnre, but seNeral
miles further west the cr ops We're N
injured by hail All Sf 's}e4 NJ
[ iToba eco and corn a no looking unusually
well, hut the 4 acreage Il Of the former is
consIde rablYs below the 8ayera ge- Water
melons are fine and abundant "a
Rev. Mr., Potts az SHffok, is conducting
a revival meeting at the Methodsst Church
this week "a 5is " 1, 5.3 l5j 81 ~
sLr. O. b. Sears, Sof he faculty Of ARM
at the Chgistian Church TO,
morrow. & .5iai 81 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
SHOT FROM AMBUSH
wv. G. Windharn Killed II as IS; Re
suit Of an Old Feud.
(B E3: Associated Press.

Laurel, MISS. (. August 2o.--1tast eve eve
ming while Nv. B, q. Wind ham. Z. Ind
ham ana j. 4, T9lakely were going through
Tallahar swamp about two miles from
BAY Springs Miss, hey were Tired upon
from ambush. and Nv. g. Il 4 Wind ham wa "a
shot IN the breast wit a. ". " incheste {,
rifle bullet IIe fell from his horse dead. l
The shooting Is believed to be q result q, g
the Ainswortl,- ind ham fend ln s, ,tean
Killed recently BY one of the w dhams.
Further troube3as expected, as both fac
tions are heavily armed. There is no clue
to the assassin. s8 ,ss is X t5isi i5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21
news OF SUBURBS ||' / )

ING relatives near Beaver Dam Tor sevGrai
weeks has returned home, . -. ,.,. 4. "
Master Myrtle and lie yarre, q Washing..o 20 ].
vas tho guest last week OF Miss LOIS Gay
Mr.. Thomas B. L,,car. Of Prince George
county and Miss Willie Tucker, OF sussex
county were married. last Wednesday even
ing at o'clock in the- parlors OF M. Dali
ton, OF Highland Park. Kev 4. e. sA ASK. ~
hnrminr IN a going away gown OF grey cloth,
vylth ghafs ana gloves ia match, SFs G3t&S w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-08-21

vivid account which they will long res
member. s,i 8
III 81 will never grow too old to love and
revere the cause OF the Confcderacy.'
said the General "a r 4. s X
b After dinner stirring speeches were
made by Congressman Claude a. Swan
son and Senator John w. Daniel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Der GinFuk Der Tarbe auf oas
Nerbsnisfem

lit nelleiten @rperimenten semGB.
meIfe in Seilanitalten SstaIien's &c.
maft purOen, gan5 rampant. Sn
einem Srrenbauie 81 Ileiianbria
wurben 3inlmer init rptben, blauen
rno bioletten Sarben angeItrihen.
Gin Eobiii6tieer DurOe in baa
tlcue 3inmer gebrudt nno BORT
aGein gelaiien. Snnerbalb elmer
G tunbe mar er ru6ig uno ipraf Der.
riinftig. Sn Dem pi2 letten 3immer
ipurbe elm Patient binnen zines
Cages wieber bergeitellt. Sas rotbe
Simmer murSe anaepanbt bel Te.
lonf lifern Die nidt eiien tpolten.
9fof orei ct noen paren lie immer
.berlftgt unh pcrlanaten nod Spetfe.
Sic Seri.ide merOen fortgeiett
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02

y Ell It | d) Ell oil Der Spite bobcil
cine Yctition an Scnotor Soar &C.
Id)ldt, IN lpeldJer Der 9iu1bessS enat
erilld)t miro, Die Hatificirung bes
1rellen Panama ertragcs
az Der d) / b unO Ole Sanb.
lin1sneiie Der Administration be-
trefiS Eanuma'S pprerit Gcndu 5lt
prii en-. Sonobl i'm Sitlallb pte
i'm Ilisluno babe pielfad ser CLAUDE
platgegriffen, rOuB mir IN I'M lcrem
&erbalteu geaen Colombia OaS
Golferred)t perIett baben,
ODER I'M gegriif ItebelL es 81 Der.
lesen, lnlo DOB mir cine Saltung
gegcn jenes Sanb ongenommen bas
ben, Die mir gegen cine itGrfere
Maft nid)t angenommen bGtten."
3ugIcid miro allf bas Saager
{ 6ieosgeridt als anerfnnnte
SebDroe b%ingeDieien, Dor Dem iolfe
Strettiafeiten SluiIden Natiouen
obuc @iitiidt ouf beren StGrfe cber
StpaGe entihieben neroen fonn-
te. - Sic Gunogebung miro &ooie.
pelt & SO. iebr unonseuebm iein,
aber pobl ldJiperlih etpas ir1dten;
oenn Der Smpcrialism,ls fellnt me-
Ger ltttIidc nod redJtIi6c geoenfen.
W'nd)t aebt bel inn Dor &eft rno
lein hcrmeintlider) Gortpurf iiber
aue Mtpral.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02

Iopofnten lit belt ,Slbcn lulterIn9t.
CO lei oellri, eS bate elmer cine beloit'
bere SepoamGbti9rna bonn Inter-
rid)tS-@,i litter erlonet. ;Slioen fon'
nen nidt einmal Mitglieoer nod
Wdbler bon Eroninsial = Gerianun,
lun.sen merben. Sic iino allsae-
ltl lien bon ser @brie ltno Sen
N,toriuten. -
Ser ofienbare 3iped bieIcr Be-
lGranflns beS ShuIbeiudes lit, sic
SuOcu ans Den boberen @eruien,
lreld)e cine beiiere Graiebuug for
bern, alls5uihlieBen. Sic So(gc oa.
p5n lit, oaB cine Inn 10 grOBere grt-
sabl Oell 1lieoeren alaiien Concur.
rens mad)t.
Uiir Den rlliiiiden &auimann lit
Der Sube elm peroerbIiher Concur.
rent; fiir hen ruiiiiten Sanbmerfer
lit Der SilOe Der fir Sungerlobn or
beitet, eill Dabrer 8reueI; sic ruff.
iden Souen ieben I'M encouragement
cine 0elcaenheit am Slroen lid AZ
rGfcL Sorpeit Der iiioiide IrtifeI.
itreiber.
Sbne eS 5u tpoIlen bat er bier Sen
mobren Srunb bes S,,oenboiies aus.
g~cplauocrt. Sc lit nibt &eligions-
bnB, nid)t @rooneiS, ionbern elm
&f I'M ioSiale unb poIitii6e I'm.
nbt'dn igfeit Don iiibiid)er Serrifaft.
ItS larger G%rfabrung baben bic
Iniien hie SSlioenceiobr eirtgeieben,
unb tpeiic Wabrcgeln ba9egen ge-
II ffcn. 2eiher baben ole m~eiiteu
Stootcn g1trppn's iid] ole Suben
iiber Sen Gopi iuad)ien Iaiien, iooaB
bellte Die 2itterntur, bas Settings
DeIen, Die Siibne, bie Suiti5, Sic
Wehiain, bic SdyuIen uno lIniperii-
titen BON Slioen iiberibmemmt iino.
Sic nleiiien 8pmnaiien un0 Seal
ldnilen IN Geutihlonb baben itott
eimlnoeinbalb Grcaent (noh ibrer
Gepolterungs3ifier) aetpobnIif Sebn
Il, 5lunn3ig Yro5ertt iiioii6e s6iis
Ter. s(ilf einigen @pmnaiien in
Berlin, @reslnu unb Sranfiurt am
Mcin iino Gin Srittel bis Die SGlfte
aIler Sd)iiler SSuoen. @or sebn
Sd1ren pertbeilte iid Der Sdulbeiud
Ter peridiebenen Gonfeiiionen in
ErglBen nie folgt. Bon 10000
Shiilcrn zines getcnntniiies paren
IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Sater &oIen's nenes @ert

miro i'm Dgrceliior" bon Wfillpalfee,
gSis., mie folgt beiproGen:
REPLY to My Critics of the Cath
Ole Church and Secret Societies" By
Rev. Peter Rosen, Hollandale, Wis.
Is pages. Price 10 cents.
@ir fellnet feline onoere Sd)rift,
sic unieren omcrifaniiden &otbolis
ten einen 10 uollItGnGigcn uno treif.
ltdcu lleberblid bietet ii6er Die 5abl.
rei6en, buntidedigen ,rno ipeitper.
5meigten gebeimen @eieuidaften IN
hen 8erciniQten Staoten, Oieiem go,
robes Ser 2ogell, mie gater Noien's
Sud- oSbe @atb lie Gburd onb
Secret SpcietleS." 9aSielbe Der.
5eihnet niht oQeiu cine lanee &eibe
one cr frogpiiroigen GeieQi9aften,
ii6er beren Gntiteblrug uub Gerbrei.
ting Ger @eriaiier ti,r5 bas gtotbige
beiiiigt, Ionoern cs iiibrt AUDI aus
scr 8eid)id)te ibrer Gntitebilng, aus
ou.bentiiben gell' erungen Der SO.
qersSdul tlinge, aus BEN l1ppiiben
@uinabme : Geremonien un6 pbras
ienrcihen Mituolen Den tiinoigen
Hodmeis. ooB bieie Bereinigrngen
fail massachusetts ibre eigenen reli.
9iGicn Suite baben, lpas oQein iGon
tinrei6t, Tie fir aatbolifen 81 per-
bpte Ell III modem. sluh Die Der.
meintliden iinon5ieaen Sortbeilc
(&ronten unteritiiBmna, Sterbe.
geloer be5tp. &eten periiGerung), Die
i'm @nidluB on ole betreiienben So.
GEN in gusiiht geItellt peroen, per-
Oen in bom @llhc frit Ih beIellhtet
uno oui ibren ma6ren @ertb be3p.
llnlpertb 5uuriid9ciiibrt. @eigefiigt
inn ole ne!Ieren firdlid)en aunb.
gefllngen gegen Die gebeimcn 0eieq.
da'ten. gu oie'em @erfe MN lie.
iert b1S obiae 26riitden cine 9teibe
bon NodJtrGgcnL Die sur pcitcren ge.
lebrilrg nnb @nrnung be8 fatbolis
id'eu golfes Dor oen 8cbeimbiinoea
t~eiird9en f6nneu uno 8ei'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02

DeruorgcGeli, BON Sen SiidDfcn nid]t
an9cnomnten iriiroer, iinO Der,
inlmmt iei.bem eS iib betpieien bat,
0oB Hrieiter, welde ionobl beiitidl,
ais englilf eriinolid) Diiien, I'M
Sonoe GllrdJouS niht bettelu 81
Gebcn bralIden, pcnn ionit fcilt
&inOernib gcqcn heren S(uinobme III
elmer SiG5cIe borIieot. Ser bette
9cpei5 bieriiir lit ser l1eueItenS I'M
nSbto @oiienfreuno" per0ficutlid]te
9lhreBfnlcn0cr Ser Grieitcr, melfc
CHS Dem Soiepbinrm Dcrporge-
gongen iinb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Gum ueuen 9abr!

9ie Sabre ioIsen chamber, aber
tic gleideu chamber nift. 9as err
fobren nidt mn Die 8olfer IN ibrer
gelammtbeit, lonbern au6 Der eirs
5elne Menib in ieinen perionlihen
Geri iltniiien; unb bieie @eridieben.
bit III Den 8eeebniien Der einaelnen
Sabre lit es, Die Dem Weni6en beim
Segim zines neuen Sabres Die bange
pber 5pcifelno. ooer boffmungsf reu.
Die Sroge. Ie no6oem Die grleb-
nile Oes ab9elouf, men Sabres iib
fir i'm ~eeitaltet batten, mIfordnst:
~, a, miro es mir bringen2"
Man erbeiit uno piini6t iib
geseni Zig frcil.d itets Elm g ii If.
libes uno @ | ii # neues
Sabr, bas lit 10 I'M meni6liGen Ser
gen begriinOet, in pel1em oas Ser
longen uno Streben naf Slid uno
@eirieOiguna 10 tief eingeientt lit;
aber gar Wtonder, Dem bas Seben
arg mitgeipielt, Dem Elm Subr na6
felu anoern anltatt oes erlebutes
Glii "es llngliid unb Seimiud)ungen
jeg. der glrl sebraht bot. giebt na6
lmJ na6 De SO inung ani uno
perln er alld nit Dem Wunoe Den
iiblifen 0euiobrs @liidlpunih
/. ridt, bos innere Gefiibl Itrait, TO-.
melt ieine eigenen grmartuneen IN
@etra6t fommen, ibn 9iigen, medt
minoeItens ernlte 3pe. fel an Dem
geruii. idten Slid.
0as Gpridport iagt 5rpar: Gin
Seber lit leines @liideS Shmieb!";
a6er Gieien gen, Die Sabre ODER piel.
le. DIT ibr 9an5es 9eben biuourh
pereebli6 periu1t baben, ibr
Gliid 81 idnieben, peroen bebalip.
ten, Oh ols Spridpcrt triige. @ans
eepiB lit beim geginn zines neuen
Sabres jeOer MenI1 entidloiIen,
nabreno eesielben iein Slid, eleif'
bel mas er olrunter perltebt, lid 5i
l6mieoen, aber pie Bielen ges
ltngt es? limo bod bat oaS
Spri6wort ieine pole 9eredtig.
II 9, Deun man fine 9eDeutllng
rihtig erfaBt. @ar Wan6er
pcrltebt inter Dem @liid Heiftbum,
bebaglibes 8ObaebenL gbren, @iir.
Gen II. I. M. Sabr fir Sabr itrebt er
oarnab, INNER eifriser unb perlan'
GENDER; er meint, es miiiie ibm ge-
linren, ater er credit eS uiGt.
Geraoe oas lit pieleibt iein Slid,
melrn er es all6 ni9t crfennt; Oem
mIre iein Soften uno iein Streben
con Grfr le gefr6nt, 10 piirbe er moas
liferpeiie meniler aliidlid mo 5u-
irieS II iid. fiiblen, alS iett, ba Ser
Griolg ibm periagt aeblieben lit.
Teif tbum umb @ohleben batten ibm
pieaciht &~rantbciten ODER ionitiae
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Hetm MilitGr.

Selbpebel: n@arum bleiben cts
6uriid? Wad)en Sic raid, bab Sis
scr Gompagnie n%a6fommen!"
Soloat: nId, Serr Selopebcl, Ser
Sorniiier oriidt 81 iebr - iJ fam
uift mebr ipeiter!"
SelbWebel: Dummies Sergl
Mori1 pormGrts! @aS gum &udud
Eoben Sic tenn aleS in bcn Smlr.
utter bineinqeitedt?"
Solbat: 81, meme Muttcr bal
mir fir Die Srm Selopebel eineu
idperen Sd;nfen ein9epadt."
SeloUebel Co Iout, Dab es sic
sanSe Grmpognie b0reu muB): .Sa.
rodrum iagcn Sic benn nidt eleidl.
Dab Sic franf iinb; eS miro ia tei.
nqm etipas W~eniGemmnIosIiaes Sa'
oemutbet."