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Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13
ACTIVE DEALS
IN SECURITIES
RAPID SELLING TO REALIZE
PROFITS
Spectacular Advances in Special
Stocks the Feature of the Days
Trading-copper and
steel Higher
SPECTACULAR ACTIVITY

Heavy trading marked the opening
of the stock market yesterday. Ana
condo made q jump of z points, Ma
tional Lead was rushed up IA, Mis-
4 souri, Pacific IA and Reading ia
\ Tennessee Coal resumed its extra
4 ordinary fluctuations and after fall
4 ing two points ran up Az to 144%. ,
4 Reading fluctuated feverishly within ,
4 a range of 11s over Monday. Ma ,
tional Biscuit improved 31s, Federal
Mining 2IA and National Lead "a.
Pressed Steel Car and Knicker-
I booker Ice yielded ~, Rock Island ,
3 preferred IA.
Delaware & Hudson and Lake Erie
3 and Western showed losses of 2
I. points. National Biscuit rose 61a in
I, all, the preferred g. Readings adj
I vanced to 141ss stimulated general
!. advance.
Z Spectacular fluctuations kept the
: specialties generally in a turmoil.
I. Anaconda jumped lie points. Colo
+ RADIO Fuel 5, Smelling AZ, and the
\ preferred "a.
4 Smelling was rushed up again to
+ 101, the preferred points, Lead 7%
+ and the general market rallied.
I. Profit taking was renewed and prices
!. ran off rapidly In some cases.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13
GAS FOR FUEL

None in this city need ever be
cold, when Gas is only IS cents.
No other fuel as cheap.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13
Cotton and Wool
BY Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-Cotton-spot
closed quiet, 80 points decline. Middling
uplands, sll.SO; middling gulf, $12G. Sales,
none Futures closed steady 1lQ17 points
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET
Bearish Sentiment in tho Wheat Pit.
Free Selling Of Pork and
Lard
Bv Associated Press.


CHICAGO, Dec. 12-Sentiment in the
wheat pit today was bearish The fac
tor chiefly responsible for this feeling
was a cabegram from Argentina, which
stated that the damage to the crop in
that country by rain had been slight and
that about 40 per cent of the crop had
already been harvested.
The market closed fairly steady. May
opened a shade to 1A@hc lower at S9GS9hc.
sold off to SSsSaSSlac and closed at SSA, h@
% lower.
Prospects of liberal increase in the
movement of corn weakened todays mar
ket There was liquidating by number
of prominent longs and much selling by
commission houses. May closed i4@2sc
lower at 44Md3sc.
The oats market had n weak undertone
but buying by several bulls checked the
decline. May closed steady, 101hc lower
at 32asc
Provisions were weak because of free
selling of pork and lard At the close
May pork was off 21hc; lard was down
21ac and ribs were a shade higher.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13
Boston Stocks and Bonds
" A ecoriatad Press

tSy Associated PreSS.
BOSTON, Dec. 1.-THE following were
closing quotations for stocks and bonds
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13
Northern oil Stocks

| SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12.-Oil sales:
100 shares Northern California Power,
| Sl42b.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13
New York Bonds

By Associated Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 12-The following
were official closing quotations for bonds
today:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13
New York Stocka
By Associated Press.

BY AsSOclated FreSS.
NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The following
were the quotations for stocks and bonds
on the stock exchange today:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

TO
firm on Stock wi
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13
San Francisco Mining Stocks

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 1.-THE official
closing quotations for mining stocks
today were as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13

Wheat flakes, case Of 36 2-lb. cartons. $40
Wheat flakes, per sack of so Ibs...... 1.s5
Wheat flakes, per bbl. Of 125 lbs. net. t.oa
Wheat. s1.65: wheat 600 ID sackl 81 io;
corn 81 As: cracked corn. 81. so; eed meal.
81 80; bran, heavy, 81 80; rolled barley.
81 1.35; oil cake meal, 81; 10; cotton seed
meal, $1.S5; cocoanut cake. 81 1.55; shorts.
pounds. S1.5Od1 60; fancy Woodward
81 As; white oats, 81 IS: red oats. 81 80: red
Texas grown, 81 rs; Utah rye seed, 81. s..
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13
San Francisco Shipping

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 12-Sailed:
Steamer Bonita, San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-12-13

CONSUMPTION prevail at the Los Angeles
Butter, 2-lb roll, fancy. soc
Butter, 2-lb roll, Poppy 75c
Butter, 2-lb roll, Santa Ana ...........,. CSC
Butter. 2-lb roll. Orange Co. and cook
ing ..''''''''''.''. .osc
Eggs, fresh ranch, per doz.......... .40c
Eggs, cold storage per doz..............35 .35c
Potatoes, fancy Salinas, per 100 lbs. 80. 90
AfSHiHt Pouitry@Hens, 2;21gc ID; fryers, soc;
gray a " geese and brants. S. OOG7. 90 dog. !;
wild duck, 500 doz.: spoonbllls s.. so:
teal and widgeons. $500; mallards. IS. 90;
all picked; single ducks. picked, 5Oq75c.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
Important Transfer.

The latter part OF last week Walter P.
OrdwaY sold to Chas. F. Ward and 3.
w. Philbrick the lot of land and the
buildings thereon, situated just west OF
the Coburn Hall lot. This lot has a
frontage OF thirty.two and one.half feet
on Water street, extends through to
Russell street, one hundred and thirty
five feet, and is forty-seven feet wide on
that street. The Heald block, formerly
occupying the Water street front, was
destroyed at the time OF the Coburn hall
hre, but there are now located on the
Russell street end of the area, buildings
occupied by Webster Rows repair shop.
the carpenter shop of +. f. Russell and
the barber shop conducted by j. II.
Williams.
The primary object of this purchase is
to secure building site for the Chas. r.
Ward Co. and this firm is now having
plans drawn for two story brick struc.
ture with walls Of sufficient strength for
third story II 1t should be desired at
any future time. The entire ground
| floor of this building will be fitted for
the retail clothing trade and it is purpos-
ed to make 1t the equal of any establish
ment of the kind In the state. Mr.. Phil
brick, who is treasurer of the various
log driving companies, chartered for the
kennebec River and tributary waters,
and agent of the Coburn estate, will have
a suite Of offices and fire-proof vault
on the second floor of the building, front.
Ing on Water street. There will also be
another suite OF office apartments on
this floor that will be designed for the
use OF any tenant to whom they may be
let.
Work upon this new block will be
commenced as early as plans can be per.
fected and it will be rushed to compile.
tlon.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
A Generous Offer.

AT the town meeting, yesterday, Hon.
s. W. Gould in behalf of r. w. Brown
stated that the latter named gentleman
stood ready to make the town a present
of lot of land Just east of Charles Fair.
brothers livery stable, Water ST., that
should be suitable in size to the towns
needle, if the town would erect thereon a
town hall or opera house.
Such lot would have value of $4,000
or more, and this offer will be well cor
sidered by the committee appointed tc
look into the matter.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
NOtice.

As certain youths of the town have
possessed themselves of whistles such
as are used for police Gales by the police
officers of Skowhegan, and as the blow.
ing Of these whistles is confusing and in
terferes with the work of the depart
ment, we wish to give notice that their
use by persons unauthorized must be
discontinued, and that anyone not heed
ing this caution will be liable to arrest
Parents are requested to give their child
ren proper instruction regarding the
above. EVERETT w. ADAMS,
Chief of Police.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
BORN.

Pittsfeld-May 4, to the wife of Leslie
Pooler, daughter.
Pittsield-.Msy 10, TO the wife of Arthur {,
Woodard, a son.
Pittsheld-Msy 8, to the wife of Charles
Salisbury, sou, Lewis Alberto
Skowhegan-Msy 4, to the wife OF Forrest A.
Sedgley, daughter.
Hinckley-To the wife OF Alton Ames, son.
East Madison-Msy 7. to the wife of Alden
Bosworth, son,
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
DIED.

Augusts-May S. David Abee. aged 70 years.
Hartland-May 7, Mrs Geo E. Wright
Pittsfield-May 10, Mrs. Sarah f. Gurney
aged ~ years.
Palmyra-May IL, Charles, only son of Mrs
Sarah Roberts.
New Portland-May ID, Nathan Jackson
aged about 90 years.
Csnaan-May 13, Levi Barrett.
skowhegan-May 13. Mrs. Annie Clark, aged
q years.
skowhegan-MRy II, Mrs. Fatims Mitchell
aged 78 years.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
MARRIED.

Pittsheld-Msy a. by the Rev. Eta g. Tracey
Mr. Wilber Bell OF Pittsfeld and Mrs. Eliza.
beth H. Smith OF Bucksport.
Pslmyra-Mav 10. Mr. Chester Campbell Of
Palmyra and Miss Ethel Pomroy OF Newport
Skowhegan-Ma IA. by the Rev. Father
Lacrcix, Mr.. Frank Baker and Miss Mary
Laney. both OF ofSkowhegap.
Skowhegan-May To- by the Rev. H. F. Huse
MIR. Geo. S. Ames and Mrs. Matte Gaylord
both of Skowhegsn.
Norridgewock-Msy Is, by the Rev ]. II
Gould, Mr.. Arthur Longley and Miss Evf
Preble.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
TRADE LOCALS.

Rooms to let. No. : Free street. %
Pure insect powder at Fogg's drug
store.
Grating wax, the kind that will stick,
at BucRnam's.
Try Steward Bros lawn seed for those
bare spots on your lawn. It's fine.
New rug from an old carpet Carpets
cleaned clean "whie you wait" L. l..
Morrison. (tf)
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18

Carriage sponges at Bucknam's.
Don't forget "Town Talk" -four at
Steward Bros
Pennington wagons of all kinds are
ohered for sale at L. w. Chase's reposi-
tory.
Bug Killer" the new preparation at
fogs' s drug store; sure death for buffalo
ougs, moths and other insects.
Call and see the beautiful, unfading
1oral wresths for Memorial decoration
Tor sale at Baker & Marbles monumen-
Ia works.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
COMPETENT HOUSE GIRL.

A competent domestic wanted in family Of
two people. Must be able to take entire
charge OF the housework. Every convenience
To one able to fill the requirements the high
est wages and a good home will be given. APP
ply in person to,
MRS. EDWIN GLEDHILL,
Madison Ave.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
Notice.

The members of the Grocers g. Feed
Dealers Association have voted to close
their places OF business Memorial Day.
Members will please govern themselves
accordingly. PER ORDER.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
4sw ADVERTISEMENTS.

,.,,wood-L A. Homsted.
boys boyninq~F. W. Bucknsm.
Opeehh Wsuted-E. II. Cook.
SSoo.o,rring-E. Soo T Goodrich.
rl... rss.u esfts-Palmer & Co.
ts,n tssin snit-Chas. F. Ward Co.
AAOS,ice~Ed. p. Page secretary.
Sotls petitions-W T. Seekins.
aos aoss Boy -Bisson & Morrisette
go. Money!. N. & l. Smith.
ssseoeisl Bsrgains-W. P. ordwsy.
Spessat, Notices Nathan Fowler.
rite.ss " snted-L. 81. soper 90.
Cleidnating Dresses-D. II. Judkins.
Mav Values-L. 81. Soper Co.
Spees On Wild Land-State OF Maine.
RsdSed tOE .ieh s'soa a,s1ioId sSn
Ihe as Hae ., First Meeting-Daniel Lewis.
Sono So.o9 For Ssle-Number IS. North Ave.
petisions for DisohargenJsmges g =; u S heweSy
sess99ans onnortu unities-SouthS Side Grocery.
JS1oolnuosition of Liquor Csses-W: T. seekins.
n pis Ps"npy Makers-E. A. Strout Farm Agen cy
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
All Persona

Who are indebted to Charles F. Ward
are politely but firmly requested to cal
and settle their account,
CHARLES r. WARD.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18

We sell big bundle of old papers for
D cents at the REPORTER Office.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
Chase's Carriage Repair shop.

All kinds of carriage repairing done at
very short notice. Prices and work
guaranteed to be satisfactory.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
Clerks Wanted.

LII. SOPER & CO.. Wa,ervile. Me.
We want both French and American sales
girls with some experience. Please apply
In person. Iw2o
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
FINE NEW SPECIAL SPRING COATS.

No. /. 25 inch Corset Coat, made of excellent
quality Castor Covert Cloth with thirteen stitched
bands extending from the shoulder to the bottom of
the coat So so each
The Somerset reporter., 1905-05-18
NEW SPECIAL SILK COATS.

with handsomely trimmed with
silk of the plated oyfon
full handsome garment These special lot OF Samp
each half $1,000 each
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

geidafit ml,rbe. cine oifentIid)e
Gurdpriigeliing. gines Cages
truf mid oas @erbGngniB, nno id)
mubte meinem @ater 9eiftc ab.
legen. nSumitel", iagte ct por-
iprlrfspoa, i'd fam oen Nanlen
Clemens niht 10 IhGnoen laiien,
oob id) Did elmer offentliden Sid.
tigitng musiebte, i'd, perbe ole
Stroie be5obleu. 9lber oaniit on
nid)ts perlierit, fonm nit mir olif
ntein Simmer" slnf Dem Sim.
nler poa5og iih sic iroiidc @ercd5.
tigfeit an cinem meiner 9orpcr.
tbeile. Nbcr meilt Soter bate
iiber oos 3iel binausseihoiien. sd,
mar MN ~abeeb1rtet. Mls idJ ole
Sreppe binunterains, Die cine
!SanO oitf ben ihnter5enoen aorper.
tbeil briidenb, nto in Der anoern
Sano Den Stint. Soaurideilt
baltenb. iiberlegte i) Die Sad,loge.
Satte idl oieie forpcrlidle 3iidlti-
gltne iiberitonben, 10 miro aud ore
ouoere 5M ertragen iein, ood)te if
mir. ltno belhloB. mid fiir Die Erii-
gelltrnfe 81 ltellen mo sic iiini
Collars Su bebolten. Phi hieie
@ciie babe id meiu critics @elo
per0ient."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19
Sic Wabrbcit.

o@elogcn, ipic gebrltftl" io1t
man nidlt ielten in n%niercr 3eit.
SIS seldiebt nid)t gan5 nit In.
redt. Soron bat nidlt Die gerinaite
Sdulo cine idlebte Trelle, melhe
feinen Initano ninmt, OFT ole err.
bGrmlihitcn 2iigen IN Die @elt
binaus5ui6reiben gSie oft iper.
oen nidt einem Stanoe, Der einem
perbaBt lit. @erbrehen an9eoiftet /;
mie oft iiber &loiter mn Yrielter
@erlGumbnngen aiiseeitreut. maud.
nal aif Soften Der @abrbeit gcaen
bieie ober jere Yeriun ODER Sade
Stimnnlllg genlnd,t? SIN mo iuie-
DER lieIt man ollf eiiien Hefrolog,
unb nad)oem cilem Ole Yerion nobe
obcr fern 9eltonoen, iinbet man in
ocmielbcn nebit einieen &0rnden
@nbrbcit gairSe Siiber 9ii9en. 60
miro Damn oft ouS Napier ,itr
M0roerin Der @nbrbeit unb sic
@erbreiterin Der 9iiaen, Is bot
in oieIem Enrfts nod etpos Dor.
oiiS Dor eiucm liiaen6oiten Mcn.
ifcnfinhc. oerm SieicS. mclln nidt
goii5 pcroprbcn, miro nod rotb,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

notGieen Shritte Oofiir tbat. Wtoi1
ltcate Elm neues Sltluer ber, nit
oemielben eNamen, aber pbne
Cocaine. @ofen auf @ofen
fonoen iid in Den Ipotbefen iungc
idmGhtiee Siinglinge uno Wfaoten
elm, Die nit flebenoer Miene lin
oIteS Yulper" baten, .bos nere
babe nift Die ~gemiinid)te @irfung"
Yrdmien bon $1.00 puroen fiir
bier Yro5ent Cocaine : Irtcn be-
sablt. Seltte jeocd) lit ieoer
Ipotbefer BON SQinois, Scr SO.
caine in Der Sorm pertallit, bait,
bar fir Mrrelt. Miirbe aqen Die
len Shwinoel- In5eigen ginbolt ge-
boten merben, miiroe man aaent,
bolben in nadter @abrbeit Die S n
erebiensen ieoer Eotent-
Weoi5in auioeden, 10 fonnte tiibll
bebaliptet merben, bos Eatent.M eoi-
si~nenfpeien iei IN pielen Sbeilen elm
aeietIides @ei6Gft. gS tit 81
glauben, baB Die Gbiogo grt nno
8eiic, nit Sen Cocaine lilb Spiutl
81 p~eriabren, mobl Die rcdltc lit.
@iiroen in ieoer Npotbefe bios Go
caine uno Spinm in ibrer II r
glihen Sorm oorgebo-
ten peroen, barn miiBten uniere
0cictgeber niid) bielem idomloien
Ierinbren, oas sic fleinen .ainocr
bet1ubt mo nlierc iingen Mdnner
sn @erbredlern madt unb Den jun
gen MGbden f%riibscitig Die @e.
iunobeit raubt, oieient iflanblidlen
mo id)amloicn Shninbei init 40
nt.Meoisinen eili eeietlides Gnoc
mod)er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

penn es liiet bas Iapier ober nidt.
sc itadboem cine @abrbeit onae.
rteDmnebm ODER unatlaenebm lit,
miro lie foot seifwiesen, ooer Damn
perorebt uno nit einem Saltfen bon
3eltnngen berifleiprt, DAP man AT.
lest inter bieiem Sfleier rur
nod ein obgemdsertes Sfelett Der
Wabrbeit finbet.
3ie Miiiion Ger Ereiie lit es,
bos Sclf 81 mttertid)ten mo eS
anf5ifldrcn. 9ietet cine Breiie Dem
@olfe Den Srrtfmm itatt ole 9obr.
belt. 10 crfiiat tie tire Eflift nid)t.
Us gibt uber mir aGslipicle
Wcnifenfinoer, iuelhe bon oieIem
ober jenem Srrtbum befan9en lid,
entifuloigcn. man lieit es 10 in
oen 3eitungen. @ober aber
fonlmt beun oieieS ltebel, ooB oie
Siise 10 piele Inb1nger uno Die
Wabrbeit 10 peltiee 8~ertbeioiaer
finoet? Gin @~eiitesmunn ioat:
Mit polen ;3iigen perihlinat man
cine Sitge, Die inns i6nleid)elt, tro.
pfenipeiie iebodl lnlr cine bittere
@abrbeit. Die @elt mia betroaen
lein, MIR ipcr ibr ihlneid,clt iteht
bel ibr in @unIt. Der Icnid.
meldler bon Oielem @eItaeilt ouae.
ltedt lit pertr1gt bic bittere @obr.
belt rid)t mebr. GS paBt oorum
bos @ort cincs Sbeofcipeure aud,
nod fiir mniere Gage: s(udl Iebre
mid liigell Setter. Iebre mid idon
tdrben, benn Die @abrbeit itebt in
eitem su iibIen 8ernd,e. Gas
lit Der 3eitpunft, bie arieferei, bas
gerbeimliden Der @abrbeit, bos
be~lt1noige Siirdten a~nsuitosen.
penn man Die @abrbeit ioat rnb
ihrei6t.
Serneu mir bie @a6rbeit mieSer
ertragen, oh lie etpns bitterer ober
liiBer lflneft. 2ernen mir audi
i~nperbolen @abrbeit iaaeL iiir
oieielbe eintreten unS f1mpicn.
Ston Cicero ioat, sic @o6r6eit lit
ldJon, ipeoer SitrAt nod Sfum oori
ms belpegclL, iie an peridmeigen.
Ser 8utnoios beS groBen @6rres
Jet audi Der imi'riae: I'D itimme
ilnner fiir Die iriidc. sriinc @obr.
belt oble ale Surdt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19
Vic Marf Siuain iein critics 0eli
OcrDiente.

Sn ieinem mterbaltenoen Bud
.Sbe Sump Sioe OF the Street"
er51blt NJ. y. @iloer, oaB er elm
Jnal Marf Smain, beiicn mabrer
Name befanntlif Samnel Clemens
1T gefra9t babe, oh er iid) eriniere,
ipaitn CT lein critics 0elo peroient
bate. .8on5 aenait erinterc i'd
mid oeiicn", erpibertc ser 6eriibmte
Sumoriit. poblpobl es idon langc
Der lit, belln i6 mar oamals ein
fleiner Sintge. Sn nnierer Gdule
beitanb ein itren9eS @erbot aeaer
bas 8earbeiten Der Yirltc nit Sem
6eocrmelier, inh Die Stroic ipar
cntlpeoer iiini Collars gntid)1bi.
9iing obcr, lpein bos niht ber6ei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

@ic ipenig miiroeu mir ms
UNI Die Sebler Der slnOercn finn.
nlcrn. cabs onbei nidlt 10 glite 6c.
%lcscnheit. nmiere eisencn |orSiiae
;u riibmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19
.spesiell tar Stefe 3eitnnsJ
Geid Arifokratie und pauperism,s.
(lem p~Imtohratem (Grlbprutem ,an ala@senkenD
~ !" III II u nj ..

CN1br Serren. beuen bos @eifid
Giel 5eitlit @itt %gegcber,
8, rihtet eiler gugennierf
Muf Der Irbeiter 2ebeni
Sldt ni)t Den eignelt Sorfbeil mir,
Genft, bnb bes S0d)iten @eroe
Glid) g'ruoe ipie ben IernlIten BORT
8efornlt aus Staltb lno @r0e!
8iBt, baB man elld) i'm reideu Sar0
@ie i'm sur 8rnbe leitet,
0aB eller sIeiif nidt minoer iultlt,
@ie leit's, meilr emit ibr ldleibet.
9enft, bob bon eincln 8otte miro
Ges Weniden Sbun ~gepogen;
Dab itretg CT ltroft, penll INN Oel 2obn
Nlr Ginet iuir betrogen.
Seit pdterlif uio milo geiinlit
gfift BLOB in Grbenbtngen;
86nnt ibnen 3eit, bob Ben Sribrt
sic altf Dem Sinlnlel bringetl
@onnt ibnen ienen GAG Ser &ub'
Gen lie bonn g baben,
Muf Dob Die Seele, bob Der 8ett
Sid mogen o'ron erlaben!
Seet ibren 8lauben, pfleget ibn,
2abt nir1mer i'm ertalten;
9e1tn er allein it's, Der be5Gbmt
Die boIlii den @etpolten.
60 lang ms 8ott m Ser8en pobnt,
Siigt Sober iid Dem &ehte.
Sit er Der Mtellideil 9rult geraubt,
Damn triumpbtrt oos dle6 tel
Or it's, ser in Die Seele grub
Gen ltnterihieb Ser StGnoe,
9aB Niemono fired nod fremoem Gut,
Sic rduberiihen Sanoe.
Ser @l anb e it's. ser Gro It perleibt
limo Soffurng i'm Gntiogeu
@enn er nidt beugt bes 6leiides 8ter
9ann berriht Der "leere Wfogehl
llnb 9iinIte iieieen naf) bent &opf
Nus oieier Wiaeenleere
ltno 9ilber ipiiit uno ifanerlid,
llno SrGune - barge - idipere!
,sbm trGilttt. BOB one Meniden gleidl
Cab ole Grbcrgnben
g emeina nj Ont Der We,iden ieir,
Inn iih Darat 81 laben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

SDlll fraltlllf, lpte tbr III netDett Siollll
ellf tptegt IN iiiBeln Sdlltnimer;
NSte er, Der Nrnle, olif Der Gro
Gid pGl5t nit ieinem alimmerl
@ie elt're ainber idrllid ilno friid)
St Sarllilt einberitol5ieret.
limo mie Die iciuen bleid) itilo franf
Gor aalte fait %erfrieren. !
&ern eu're 8rau'it in @olo itn0 Gerl,
Sn reider Seioe itefen;
llrO ipie ieii @eib Die globe foltm
Wtit Siilnpen fam bebefen.
&ie HeidJtbiinI eid) itlo @bre miro,
limo 9fltbm BET current Sltngern;
Wie CT trob Wiib'. tros oletn Slcif,
WiuB NIT ben Seineit blttgermi
9oiln tretcn 9iloer por i'll, bin,
Die linn Dos Sers 5erifneioen;
Gr iicht Die Setnen Dor iif fnie'n,
entltelt bon t%iefiten 2eioen!
Sic flebet: Batter, eib uns 9tob,
&ir tonnelt hidt niebr leben;
Ter Sunger ltagt oas Sers ltns ob!
Sbn' Toter - 9rob inns geben!" !
er ilht IN groltenooaer Ingit
9tod grob; fiir einen giiien
8iro' er boS gir5'ge mos er bot,
Sein Seben germ nermiiienl
God ~nir9eho. nirgenb fiiloet yera
@oS ibr 10 ipenig ad)tet;
God adj, Oe Seinen fiiroet er
SIM Silngertob ~perifniadtet.
SUI oieie 9iloer Oringet Inn
@ie Iold)ltid) nod bent Screen;
Sl icinem Ser5en piithen Der
@erjpeiflltng graitie Stnler5enl
Gr iptrft nod etnen batgen 9lid,
gnf Die perblaBten 3iige;
Sann rltit es b6bneno in i6in ouf:
Sic @elt lit cine 2iise! te''
llno iuirre 2iinite fiibren ibn Asa
81 lfredlid)el Serbrefei,. -"VFl'
SSbr hobt uerleitgnet @ottes 2li
gr miro lid ntrhtbor RIDDEN. 2 "
9'rum begt oen 8lulibel. pile0et i'm,
SnBt itirlnier ibn %erfdltenl
Genr or nlleir tits, Der 6c3dhmta t@ (:
lte bolii6en 8cipalten! s,'Hf f:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-19

Sic lif anoers 6~etrogcn oiiricn?
Sino oieie 9eleioigurecn @ottcS
rift piel groBer, ais pelln sic
Den eltern nnb @~r5iehern 10 etipns
ongetban bGtten?"
Sic baben redt, Setter, ant.
mortete, poltommen bon ieinent
unrefte ltnb Dem boien @ebroltte
leiner 3lrngc iiber5eugt. Der sSans.
merfsmann. Sic baben ourdJ.
nits red)t, mein Batter"
~Sn 3uflinft perbc ih ole boie
8%epobnbeit ableeen itro meine
3itnge Dor Stud. uno 2Giternorteu
b%cDobren."
@ir ipolen boffen, oaB bieier
gfonn aus oicier 9elebrung uno
ebrtltenlebre otf Der giienbahn
Den reften Husen getponnen uno
Ieinen @orias eebalten babe. Mne
Gbriiten ioaen INNER beoenfen, baB
lie Die 3linse, oieies fleine @lieb,
oos, nadl Dem @itsipriife oes bI.
Ipoitcls Safobits, groBen Shoben
anriften fann, empfungen 6oben,
ltnt oarnit 8ott slt eGren, al pref.
len iino 5it perberrlihen.