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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
~ DAN DEAN.

A nr~aeheF for a city editor
Ak amy newaps peffnnn what he
thtnta Shout such a proposition. and
he "a probably cay
~ ell that's the limit"
The ertef has worked under
u.any ehlrts aii over the weird
There wrrc motley collection. too.
Zoe instance. there waa a chap o.
90. f'aai who Was enewHed
throughout fha neNan.p rr world Of
she m.ddls vsst Zoe hta Dyspepsia
and saftnHr4 there was enc in
WashtnHanu. L. a. whose cross
barred Hhiris and black rtubbx pipe
efe TIE talk % the tesn. I once
hoFhsa Tor man who had three
Nilsn and = coekea sse. and otrF iu
London. on morning newara per-
my tssss aHH Hebrew uafned
0'Wany AHofher one aWaIs like q
Niasi ssigul aeekhand. bat thought it
NaH Immoral 20 - to a theafer.
shHe she eiiY 81 o. a ChlraEn
PAPER baasied that he never got
home soher ln hia lifei
nut a preacher boss
Thaf stas q finishing touch - the
t1 Vafiefiee.
Monday morning. 81 40 O'Clock r.
smaoth shaver frifun. about 20
years old mudesiif dressed ana
looHina more like business man
/ thar minister. arrived af the Of
flee Nlih letter from pr chap
man. aiafiuE that the bearer was
Rev Charles stelzie. who would run
she ciiy desk 81 The stat for the
Chapman edition.
That meant that the Rev Charles
Sickle would be sthe whole thiuR"
on this paper for one day. and that
our Tssuiar chief would have about
sn much Ia aay regarding the pa per
aH "A nickmbbit would have TO DO
with thc street railway franchise.
"noe Stelsie evidently did not
come - our office prepared to act as
urnrehead while the regular
heads Of the departments did the
work.
Any Of us who doubted his ability
TO assert himself we're convinced or
our folly during the first half hour
Yours truly WAS leaning back in
his chair. enjoying the inhalations
81 a Turkish cigarette. when
"Dcani3 came sharply from the
aanetum beyond Turn out good
story en- the practical results OF the
strand meeting immediately"
A smile went around the office. az
the Typewriter before me began It's
click ciock.
After a biz I'm came the regular
edltor-the pooh-bah Of the staff 3D.
hose word, except on Chapman
Day" f. law.
The editor evidently forgot about
tho fact that Dr. Chapman and his
associates were IN fun charge OF
the editorial department.
Tell Mac. the foreman. that Wen
run about a page Of sports today"
ho said.
Excuse me-" exclaimed the Rev.
Charles stclzlo. Eve Will run about
ntickfuli'
The "old man" opened his mouth
I 10 LEI loose a torrent of expostu-
lailon then closed Il quickly aud
looked sheepish
lie, too. was two-spot on Chap
Z man Day
The police reporter got It next In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

MILWAUKEE Apfl s5.-pespl'e

vmwAuKEg Apfn s5.-pespite
assurance 81 business men o.
-. financial Influence that an
s.s,s,,srs Of the Eirst National
80 would Be- paid dellaf Ter dollar
,,,,r4nss crowd ~ people BEGAN
= n frant 81 the bank a. an
-, hossr this morning AZ S O'Clock
. ,cnx Inc 81 people was 30 front
~t1hs baak and were forced 20 keep
& eraer hy a heavy body 81 police.
-. crowd showed evidence % being
panie stricken.
s,rouds 81 pcorle were in line long
..,or ne openinK q the doors q
=. uiiwaukec Trust company de-
-. she assurances OF the concern
g.t Il was net Involved Us the
sssnessf Troubles 81 the First Ma
u,ral bank or President HiKeloW.
TNs latter Nak a dixactar OF thr
s,rp.ny. eut was removed sooa az
- n, aeiaicatlcu became known.
pxsts n'clack The cfum " people
4 the doofz cf the First National
h.rks rs4chea an asErrEate % 6.eeo.
There was DO disorder aside frcm
H. ofdiaarY gushing and showing.
zen eonserns opened at 2 o'eloek
al began paying every demand.
Thomas spcsce. a sell known real
estate man. escorted by 10 police
mer. pushed through the erowd ara
aseoslisa sseeaa The crowd eheersd
Aina bat the llue ali not diminish.
President Hlgelow admits = deficit
e tl.sa9.edo q the banks funds.
The Clearing House association
las declared that the First National
bark Is perfectly ssfe and Is pay
lng al demands Director HaxEs. u
tAe first National a Trust COM
pazy. says the 2o-day Withdrawal
notice nay be enforced by the trust
company A million dollars from
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
DEF AL.CATION
STARTS RUN
.ssr NATIONAL BANK AT MILWAUKEE, sEsiEeEo ~ oEPos'
rroRs WHO DEMAND THEIR MONEY

Chicago banks aud The same amount
from local banks poured into the
Golfers Of the First National today.
Blsciew did not appear At the bank
TODAY. hgt remained at home He
win probably appear before the
federal grand jury on May 10.
Nearly a hundred policemen are
trying 20 preserve order. but Il "
difficult work The directors OF the
First National bank held meet
ing THIS morning aud iaauei a state
meat declaring that the bank viii
meet every demand Ne other local
banks are affected as got nlgolow
e. said 70 Be- in good spirits today.
The First National bank this
morning announced that it would
enforce the 30-day notice rule Ia
the savings department
e. Il noaMefth. 81 the Chicago
National hank. as examiner. and r..
l. kleius. assistant arrived at noon
sHa began examination 81 the FIRST
Nailoaol banks affairs Il i re-
ported that District Attorney Nc
Govern demanded that BigeloW =
bond BE- Increased an the ground
that $4,000 b. not sufficient The
report that Coll waa arrested il un-
confirmed
Toward noon the crowd began 20
thin cat and IL - believed that the
worst % tbs ran u over. The en-
fofetmsut Of the notice rule dId not
cause any trouble. the people taking
fhe announcement calmly and dis
rssainE quietly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

Union street and Seventh avenue
present exceptionally fine oppoftu-
mites for the Automobiles % break
the law. a. the former thorouRhfare
~ broad. well paved and practical
ly level They also present just as
good opportunities for The star 10
pursue it, investigation.
Sunday Il the fav0rlte day for
the whrcakerH. because there D.
less heavy travel on these streets
aud frequently the drivers have The
streets clear. except for children
and pedestrians. who offer small re-
aisiaaec ia event the machine hits
them.
Every Sunday. and week days as
well automobiles race by The star
office AZ rates ranging from 10 70
50 miles an hour CAREFUL TAB
uLATlOS FOR THE LAST THREE
WEEKS SHOWS THAT HARDLY
A SINGLE DRIVER HAS KEPT
HIS MACHINE WITHIN THIS
SPEED LIMIT. AND SOME OF
THEM HAVE BEEN DANGEROUS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25


Doe shat about mat dape fes
tomorrow meeting Does O. Eoe
Looked So wirrfiaa &c the Reporter
Who haa Thrust bis bead iain ws
den. and in hif ranidsnfs style HssrHi
me TIE above question
What dn you mean
sOh. that report thaf announce
uasnt. shall Ne priai "a
II VAS doefuf 81 her / iaHk Ws
seat for ths faY IN the ei'Y editorial
chair. bat souu TIRE rush beraus -
great that ny dirntfisd titIe drreu-
edate4 lnto Dos. Time was Coo
short 90 pronounce the sseona syiin
biz. and then. had become one II
the fraternity which nickname evs
erY member who is accepted aH ous
q the elect
what the - obi-
II var Roier "a the telephone IN
the outer office Evidently soHnc
body had sbutted ~. OF efes the
person af the either end haa becafns
excited
what fhe remainder ~ the sen-
teucr would have been 81 ! had rot
been within bearing distance de
not know.
I actually heard only re damn
dufing the dag. and She pfoyeentiou
seemed 70 be great.
~perss de new editor. csc on 20
hini~
a crowd 81 uewsboys had gathered
In front 81 the window. and one ~
the lmpa thus introduced me co the
gang. There aaH general grin Rs
they crowded little closer % pike
me off" nH one expressed g.
The police court reporters sub e
mlffcd their stuff" Four cases
of insanity. the proceedings % % di-
vorcc suit. e highway robbery a
shooting affair how much % q IA
I want to use
thought Of the effect upon my
own mind when ! read about insane
persons. then wondered what right
I had TO exploit The misfortune ~
suffering humanity. and the decision
came quickly ii outi#
The divorce ease was much IN the
same nature. only with added aE-
gravation. 30 f.. too. went into the
waste bnekct. The highway robbery
received the bareat mention. and the
shooting affair was also cut down.
while I was considering these items
Of news "a young woman with
flushed face was ushered into the
room. She had just been bruially
beaten by scouudrei Ia her hotel.
according TO her story. The cutting
of by her Of a marriage engage
menf on account % iufideiitY seemed
70 be the occasion of the assault.
Practically friendleas IN business in
the city. with n living 60 make-that
was her story. told with "A pretty
English accent Would ! please give
orders TO have the matter left out Of
the paper7 An aged father and fam
uy pride Wcre added arguments A
reporter had already submitted the
ease % me. 1T might be worked up
INTO % sensational story he told me.
II knew-or supposed my
rivals might print II. and receive
credit for n scoop" which Is The
objectionable sin to the paper that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
PATTERSON TRIAL

NEW YORK. April 25.-Aa a re-
suit Of the resembling Of the order
excluding women from the court
room many women and girls we're
present az the Nan Patterson trial
this morning.
Walter Norris. desk sergeant AZ
the Leonard street station. wna the
first witness He Identified the re-
v6lvar secured when Nan was
brought 20 the station. Captain Dan
ny sweeny told Of "a conversation
held with The prisoner after her ar
rest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
]. c. CROUCH
Ex0MERATED

a. through mlsinformatlon. the
49, 80. STATED IN Mondays issue that
a'1orlsy Charles Crouch had been
..shei ated By a committee on attor-
~ from the Bar Association Of
IAN chargea made against him
ss-.ssant 70 disbafment. Tho name
-1 ca have been j O. Crouch.
Sfouch defended Mr. McTavfah
~ ~ was claimed that be advised
~ 9siendant 10 eat The check pro
sl against him. Charles II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

CHICAGO. April Assistant
Cashier Coll a Milwaukee banker.
is being watched fer In Chlcago.
where he has a number Of friends.
United States mafshals and detect
ives are said "a be making a search
In the hope II capturing the hank
er. lie was last seen In Milwaukee
~ 10 O'Clock last uight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

ehEFOO. April 25.-It Is reported
.Ica Korea today that Admiral
1ozo With a major part OF his
learcn, vas AZ Tasumpo bay. near
russian Korea. April 20.
LYNDON. April ga dispatch
Y no Exchange Telegraph from 81.
feiefsbHrE SAYS:
haropatkin has resigned as
s-.s.1snander Of the second army and
~ e succeeded b. General Khul-
ne dispatch adds: Three OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

SAIGON. April . Advlces just
ssesived nom Kamrauh bay say
MAJ y japanese warshlps passed
~ lay between and . o'clock Of
ne evening Of April q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

DR. J. Wilbur Chapman and his
associates will close their evangel-
zeal campaign in this city Tuesday
evening with a service In the big
tent The party will then break up
and the members either go home or
continue their work IN this. the
northwest.
DR.. Chapman viii return 10 his
summer home az Winona Lake. Ind.
G. r. Allen. who has charge of
the choir work for the evangelist.
viii also go to Wlnona Lake.
DR. r. a. Walton and his singer
o. r Pugh, are TO proceed TO Min
neapolis 70 arrange for next sea-
sons campaign.
Fred Butler. the sololst, ]. p.
Hills and Rev. Henry 0strom win
20 20 Honolulu II. L., for the pur-
pose Of conducting a series OF ser
vices In the Sandwich islands
Dr. d. S. Toy and Frank Dickson
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

Crouch had nothing TO do with the
case The committee was COM
posed o. Joseph Shipper. j. r..
HUMPHREYS and W. x. Gay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
THEY BREAK
THE LAW!

ARG DAILY szpANo6sIEe THE LIVES or PEOPLE ON THE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

viii conduct meetings at Astoria,
Ore.
DR.. II. ". Slough and I. W. Col
llson VIII proceed 70 Snohomish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
MAY DROP
THE CASE
4.H4++444++444-

; lie beat me until I was a /.
\ mass Of bruises. Miss Har- =
; rietfe Louise Cherry.
= she flew AZ me like Z
q tlgress. She hit me over the :
4 head with a mop handle DIR. 4
= II. s. Huston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

FusHAN. Korea. April 25.-The
first train from Lao Yang since the
retreat Of the Russians from that
place reached Mukden yesterday
The regular trains can be run be-
tween Dalny and Mukden Ia a few
days. Large Quantities u supplies
are being sent 10 Tie pass from
Newchwang IN lunks up the Lao
river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
SMITH DIDN'T SEE THE
POIN7

What do you think OF a man who
has the nerve tosteal a cigar ma
chinef rom a counter in broad day
lighte?
This is what a stranger attempted
10 do this morning on First avenue
between James and Cherry streets.
He bought a cigar from Lloyd
Smith, who was officiating behind
the case. and, while Smiths back
was turned, grabbed a machine un-
der his arm and started TO make
away with il.
smith turned just in time and
yelled after the champion nerve
tonic dispenser.
1t was Just a joke. said the
latter.
Maybe. maybe" replied Mr.. Smith.
hut try Il on some one else"
Thomas p. MaeMahon. Thomas
J Brady and Charles f. Waldron
are patronizing the barber shops
now. instead OF shaving themselves.
as ifs their usual custom.
Burglars entered their apartment
Friday night and took everything
Of value that was not nailed down
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

= CHICAGO. April zs.-As a ,
= result Of the refusal Of employ I
. crs 70 take back all the striking /,
4 ieamsters the strike against the 4
= Montgomery. Ward company 1
= has been renewed and now is /
= threatened TO become a general
= lockout or a general strike. 1
4 The final decision wiil be I
4 reached az a conference Of en- i,
= ployers and teamsters late this 4
a afternoon. !
/.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
CAM PAIGN
ENDED

tttt tttt ttttt 4
4 A noon meeting az the 4
= Grand Opera house. 4
= Meeting at the First Pres 4
. byterlan church, 3 o'clock 4
= Meeting az the big tent. 1850 4
= o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
FAlRCHILD Is
NAMED
Special TO The STAT

Olympia. Wash. April 25.-H. l..
Fairchiid % BelllnRham was APP
polntedt hy Governor Mead yester-
day as member OF the railroad
commission. The other memb era Of
the commission have not yet been
selected
Falrchlld Is ono Of the oldest at
torneyH In Whntoom county and
has held several important posi-
tiona IA county and state affairs.
ST. PETERSBURG. April 25.-
Field Marshal Oyama s. evidently
awaiting the result OF the expect
cd naval battle before making any
more aggressive movements in
Manchurla, II n generally be-
llevod here that the Japanese viii
take no chances on a decisive land
battle while the outcome OF the sea
fight is unknown.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

~ REV. CHARLES srELzLE
Associate Editor and Acting cts
Editor of The star fur the Chap-
man editInn1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25
TOGO LOCATED
. SAID TO BE WAITING FOR THE RUSSIANS AND FLEETS
NAY MEET IN DEADLY BATTLE SOON

the chief revolutionary leaders in
Russia have been arrested"
ST. PETERSBURG. April q 1t
Is stated on good authority that aa-
nesty 70 all political and religious
prisoners Il 10 be proclaimed short
". The government decided TO
proceed By peaceful methods IN the
future rather than By the exhibition
OF force
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

-.,eR TALK WITH MAYOR MAcEARlANp eF
4 AFFIRMATION, Q. c, rs COMING SOON.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-25

The Pioneer One Cent
p pan of the Northwest
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
@roRbcr,o9tbum.
aus Der baupttaht.

3m Sfaffcntbal itarb i'm ilgeno.
lid]en Ilter bon ii Sabren Ybil.
Wenaser, StuOent auf Der Serto
oeS @pmnaihims IN 2urembura.
Sobn oes perltorbencn Serru Yro.
ieiiors Soren5 @ena9er.
Ter ncne Sabnbof. - Scit meb-
rereu @ofen arbeitct man on ben
propiiorilben Mrbeiten oeS reren
Gabnboies. Die Bripatanihlib.
aelciie ioluie Oieienisen DER Gi5inal.
habn 2urembure.g bternad miiiien
perleat werOen, oamit man oen no.
tbiacu Ylas au Dem Ne,,bau erbal.
ten fam. Ser nelle 9abnbof miro
cine 9Gnge bon etrpa 175 Metern
erhalten, alio Inn 100 Dieter ole.
jenige bes jetiaen @cbdubes iiber'
trcfien. Scinc Sieie miro So
Meler betrogcn, w1breub Der iesigc
ipcniaer oils Sic SG!fte hanon miBt.
9as YoitacbeiiSs, iopie SaS gm.
pfonesgeb1nbe Der Granddaughter
miiiien Dem Tieienban meifen.
Mm 8. Nopcmbcr, 9lbenbs Ge,,en
z llbr, beianb iid) Der grbeiier
Meif ans Hapierbers in elmer
@irtbid)att in Scr 0aumbuidy. spe.
nuc Qimpertsbere). &cid. noel.
der bcabiidtiet, nod smerifa aus.
5ilmanoern. trug cine Summe bon
5000 bis 1000 Sranfer Del iif,
Die er bcim Notar erboben bate.
Gr beging Die llnflugbeit, i'm
Ntrtbsbmiie IN @egenwart anbe.
rer 8altc bon Der @c.oiumme,
Telfe er Eel iid trug. gu ipre6en.
@odoem er fur5 barnad oic @irtb.
ldait perlieb. ipuroe er nnterpees
BON einem big iebt unbefmnten Mn.
areiier iiberiallen mnb nit pier
Meiierli;d.en b~carbeitet. Gos @elo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
&ie 0ott ben trenen Seiud Der bl.
Meiie belobntc.
@us Dem 2eben.)

Seit mebreren Sabren lebte nid)t
peit bon Der Staot fanten am Mie.
oerrbein ELM alter, irommer Subr-
mann. gr bate iein SubrmannS-
geidaft lGnslt mligegeben. iuar or
bod ihon bod in Die odJtsiger
Sabre gelangt, aber nod merfwiir-
dig riiitig an &orper uio iriid an
8eiit aeblieben. gr lebte in lei.
mem Sdusf)en fir iih alleln, oenis
er batte iih etiuas Sermosen err
morben. Ieripanote bate or feline
bel iid, oenn er mar nnperbeiratbet
ge%blieben. 60 belt er oenn ielbit
ieine fleinc @obnun9 IN SrOnuno
unb iorgte mlh fir ieinen Inter.
bait.
Sein Sdlsd]en log gut sipan5ig
Mimltm BON ser Staoi entfcrnt ON
liter heS Hb,ines. aber Jcben Mcr.
gen lab man oen bofbetagteu Mam
i'm Iom 5u 3anten Der bl. Weilc
b~eiuoJncn. Nibt MIR sur if6nen
Sriiblii.gs5e;t uno i'm iuarmen Som-
mer. lonoern olld meun Die Serblt-
Itiirme brauitcn lino inn @inter Der
@eg sur Staot tiefperidneit mar.
SRI Sriibiabr bel SodpalIer iiber+
lhmemmte Der Hbein mitunter oie
llier uno umipiilte iein Sdusden.
9ann iettc Der alte Wann einer
Stubl aus Dem %oiienen Seniter e6e.
ner @roe altf Den naiien 8runo unb
Itieg aus Dem Seniter auf oieien
Stllbl. einen anberen Stlibl nah.
5iebeno. oen er Dor Den eritcn id)ob.
ino 10 %gelongte er obne uaiic 6iiRc
aui ben trodenen @ee. Gr fonnte
es niht ii6er oaS Ser5 brinoeu.
pom @~ottesoienite fern an bleiten
gS lag elm fleiner Compiler bon
Ndnshen bort 5erItreut lumber, uib
sic Nufbnrn mchnten i'm mitrter
luotlmoleno. bod iein hcbes Iltcr
Iii beoenfen unO Iih mchr au iho-
men. Cine belize Ieiie mSrp
id)on elm mcnig Initrenu ine iuertb".
meinte er oaroui. subcm lci er ols
6ubrmann, Der iriiber iabraus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
Sin tribes Silo.

r@nnn fonrlt benz unler Satcr
INN?
Sat err oIr's nift geiast?
9Sas mag er ood) nod OrallBen
tblln?
90 lonae ilt's id)on No6t,,"
80 tlagten 8ertruos ainbelciu
llno ld)lud5ten lant oa3li.
nNeint nld]t, @ott miro mobl nit
ihm leili,
8ebt ibr nur lfon 5,tr &ub'!"
llnb traurig idleiht Damn aino i,ilr
&ino
Gum cii'gen 0ettdIen tort,
God Wiiitrrden iprid)t ionft unb
lin0
Nod) troltcnb manfes @ort.
1ann id)lcidt Die Irmc Iif birlous
GS ipringt ibr foit bas Ser3.
Sic briht in heiBe SbrGnen ans
Sor iibergrobem Shmcr5! -
Sm &aiiie lit fem Stiidd)en 9rot.
acin 3eltg. fem SoI5, fem Sif)t.
Nur 5brdnen. Sammer, glcnb.
Moth,
Hic mebr elm irob @ciift.
Som Sburn1e ihlGgt es Mitternaht
"a treibt'S Die IermIte fort.
Sic lfleidt iif bnrd) Ole 8aIien
iodt,
Sic meib ben miiitcn Srt.
Sm @irtbsbaus iist, lie obnt es
Ihon,
Sbr @anlt uno l1rmt uno trinft,
limo ging oa5u Der babe 9obn-
Bis er 5ulammenlinft.
er fluht - Tie ilebt lno ifleppt
i'm fort
SSn'S Siittd]en arm ltnb flein.
gr trdnft lie nod bnrd) manfeS
8ort.
ShlGft Damn beprtBtlos elm! -
8 Gater ser 9ebr1ngten, ihar'
sluf bieies gleno bod,
@ib &rnft uno Croft ser ormen
Srau,
Hnr Oh funnit belfen nod!
= - =
Gie 0ott ben trenen SeiuG Der III.
Neiie belobnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
81 NssAsltAl4Nshs NtAtAvvvvAkA
!: ~Snxem6urger gla6ri&ten. !
u g

gen 10 ubr Ibenos folgt banu oa-
gcrnelne ilnterbaltumg. Sic im-
portirten Wiolelmeine iinb ebenfaas
bereits angelan9t. Gos ,Guelidlen-
paller" JeoodJ lit peripdtet itno miro
taltm sur 3eit fir 0as Set anlon.
gen. Serr sbbe H. 2eonarop
Don Glauien bot ipe8ieu fiir Die bel
nlatblite Groe EN- Yrohteeoift
oeriaBt, lpeld)eS ole 2eier in Der
Sonoenir : Iusgabe finOeu perOen.
Seoer Grpahlene, ipelfer elm Sidet
fir ben 10. 3eselnber bot, miro ei-
mes BON oieieu 9iifcrn frci befom-
men; Oalielbe repraientirt einen
@ertb BON DenigItens einem Collar.
aein Surembiirger ioate an oieiem
Ihonlten aIer ihomen lurembnrger
1eite ieblen.
Ter rEurt @aibinstun 3citnns"
entnebnlen mir Oas 6olgenOe:
Im Wittpod Woreen, Den
80. Hopember, murDen in Der CT.
Narien.Siirhe cbelidJ nerbunoen
9r. Sobn Sul:ins, Sobn BON go.
leiltin quitting, uno Sri. Waraa-
rctba Sbome. Eofter bon Matb.
5bome. Die Srau3eugen paren
ysic. $ultins, 2eona &uitins, aatie
Gbonie uno @iaie Sbome. 9as
Sod8citsfeit wuroe gebiibreno i'm
@alils Der 9routeltern geieieri. Ger
lnnge Gbcmaun lit ein NnGpiteatcr
Ger Slair SO. nno tpiro bier mob,
Hen. llniere 0liidlpiinlfe!
4m 9onnerstag, ocn %. Roa
renrber. wiirbe Die am 81. Nuucnl-
Der nerltorbene Srou Suianno He-
;eld] ben SreOonia aui Dem ct.
9tifolaus . 5riebboie in 9acaba our
lebtcli Eiibe 9ebettet. @eboren am
IL. Sftober 1871 in Sclinacn in
Der belgiiden Eropin5 2urembilrg,
fam le I'M Sabre 1847 nit ibren
gltern unO @elfmiitern nad Mme-
rifa unb 5iuar oireft mad Srebonia.
Sm Sabre 1859 berbeiratbete Tie
lih nit ibrem Tie i~iberlebenoen
@atten Midael Yeteih. auBer
oieiem binterlaBt JIG ie6s Sobne
uno 5tpei Softer. 9ieie limb:
Sobn, Ieter, Safob uno Ricolans
in Wilpaltfee, @aptiIt in Srebonia,
Srau Senrp Gepieiie in CLIFTON
uno Widael uno Gatbarina i'm
elterliden Saule. slnf ibren eiee-
mem @unih narb Tie bon ihren feds
Sobnen 5u 8rabe getragen. Dab
lie aagemein bod geaftet mar. be-
mics Der grobe 2eifen3ug. Die
Stride NOR bis allf ben lesten IIat
gefiiqt.
8on Den tic iib~erlebenben @e.
idniitern Eeter Streff bon Sre.
bonia, Sobn Streff in Winneiota,
6rau Sacob 9epieiie in &anoom
2afe, Srai Sobn @atrp i'll Gel.
aium lino @ittme Sdran5 bel &an.
bonn Safe, ltarb 2estere am Sage
naf Der @eeroigung Der Srau Ne.
tei6 i'm Sitter BON "a Sabren.
Sieie mar bel Dem gbleben Ger
Sdweiter siigesen, begab iif Damn
franf nod Sauie, inb ltarb ON
nahitfolgenOen Sdge. Inh lie
mnr6e am Sonntag Iadmittag in
ct. Nifolaus neben ibrem bereits
friiber seitorbenen 8atten beeroist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05
Aus Den iibriaen Tbei!em.

TenlaaS, A. Hop. PIN Ticnss
tag gesen Iittag bemerfte Der Gag.
l0bner oes Miiaers SrieIing su
Tculanoermiible, Dob bas 9ad Der
oem @obnbauie segcuiiberliegenoen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-12-05

aii6e mo aeacr. ibr ieio i'm Bette.
den oic Meiitcr:
Selbit no oaS @oln nidsts permaa,
wirft Elm lnfnaiites Wabl.
ga. 9e'ne grSfe. Teine Yro&t,
llno Teiner 0icbe b1dTtc MaGt,
llnrnolihe y ufcmmenbeit,
Sci bofgelobt in Gmigfeit!