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The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12
Csc Fancy
Wash Material
f2c ward

Tomorrow morning we
shall group together three lots
of high grade, desirable wash
materials at a special sale price,
lower than we have ever
known, considering seasonable-
ness. quality and newness Of
the materials.
Zephyr Ginghams = Imported
fancy woven open work weave.
the 25e kind. yard 12G
White Oxford Waistings
Fancy and basket weaves a t.
Zoe and 25c kinds, yd. s&G
Sheer White India Linons-
Almost as fine as is made, fully
40 inches wide, value q 90
Zoe yard for s&aS
Tissue Zephyrs-Usually 25c,
yard VOC
Soc imported white swisses, pin
head dots and larger effects,
yard 35c
American made white swisses, many
different dotted effects, yd. f5c
VoiIe Suitings- In Bourettc and
checked weayes, yd. f5C
Silk Finish Foulards-ln the
same effects as the imported
silks, yd. f5c
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12
Sheefi14s, Cases,
Blankets, Spreads

BleacIled Sheeting-Undressed and
round thread weave
Double bed width. 81 ms. yd...2Oc
u bed width. 50 ms. yd- : 16c
Single bed width. so ms. yd- f3>
Good Pillow Cases, 45x36 ms. each Sc
Cradle BIankets-Soft. nice and warm,
Soc value, pair ). $50
MarseiIIes Spreads-Full size. good
ones $fs50
CoIored Spreads-Heay make. large
size. fringed j. $1sOO
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12
ddded to tie WzU 6 Fink
Sale Of Sporting Goods
For. Ball Players

For professional: or amateurs great vanef anet
Of Mis Gloves. Masks. Protectors. ETC.. at exactt
half puce
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12

Resch's Striking Bags
Regui.1ly $50 to $500, now
$50 to $500
Reach Boxing dloves-Cor-
bet patbem. regularly $3.50 to
$500, now
$f.26 to $3.50
Reach Baseball Bases
$500 style $3.50
Tennis Rackets B. C. /.
brand; instead Of $500 to
$500, now
$3.50 to $500
zsc Tennis Balls 2 for CSC
Soc Fek Racket Covers csc
Fishing Rods, Hooks,
Fencing Polls, Dog Col
lars, Striking Bags, Gym
nasium Goods, ETC., ETC.,
all at half price.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12
Gr'0ces'Ies--Liqu0rs

Monday and 7aesday Extra Specials
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12
Will @FinckCo Stock About Half Price
Knives and Scissors

Awonderul variety all people and all purposes Single
baded knives and knives with many blades handles Of pearl hom
celluloid. bone tortoise shell. etc.
W. & F. Co.'S prices 25c to 75c
Our Sale Prices 13c TO $50
Scissors half and the geaies vae select from shown IN
retail California Embroidery manicure buonhole dry
goods and dressmakers scissors shears for every imaginable
purpose including many kinds especially manufactured for bar
bess. taon and paper hangers We're 25e to $500 sale
prices -. I3c to %osOO
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12


Reaehs Special League CahehesI
MinIaoed French cali. reg
uIady $3.50 and 500. now
&3s26 and $3.50
Reaek's Menis Catcher Mirs-
Regularly $50 to $4-oo. now
.z6c 10 $500
Rsaeh's League Fieldeu' Gloves
-Regulzriy Soc 10 $500. now
ESQ to $fsz6
Reaehi Baseball Masks-Regu-
larry $50 TO $4.0o. now
..z5c to $500
ReAch's CsArhes' Body PpObcctou
Regularly $I.0O to 500.
now 500 to $500
The Reach Special Toe or Heel
Plste-ProFesSonal; instead Of
Soc, each Z6C
S0c Reach Aluminium Toe Plate
for ptchen -. .Z6O
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12

e, Rugs, Etc.
Sanitary Steel Couch
drop sides, can be extended and
used as full size bed. regular
value $500 each. beginning
Monday and while quantity
lasts. sale pnce. $6-35
Pads Extra If TAINTED.
Dining Table 42142 inch top. Mission
design, solid oak. square legs. $500
Sale All Wool Smyrna Rugs
strictly reversible. Oriental and Aoral de-
signs;
s2.75 rug 3oz6O $f-05
$500 rugs p1l2 h) $14.65
Tapestry Brussels Capess IN great variety Of
new 1905 paiterna. sewed. lined and laid,
per yard z6c, 500, $1-1O
Velvet Carpets m Oiental rug and 8oral
design. for parlors, dining g-rooms, halls and
stairs, sewed. lined and laid. per yard
$1.0O and $1-25
Administer Carpets-Bet grade. beaut-
full designs IN green and tan efeci. sewed.
lined and laid. yard -. $1.40
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12

oOc Tabourettes-Golden OF weathered
oak. l2-inch top. French legs $50
$500 Golden Oak Table-1lxl6 inch
top. spindle legs. brass claw feet $f.45
$500 Dining Room Chair-Cane box
seat, weathered oak finish. spindle back,
each $1s6O
$3.50 Buffet-Weathered oak, roomy
compartment large linen drawer, two lined
cutlery drawers. large bevel plate mirror
-. $f9sz5
Dining TabIe-42xA2 inch top, solid sold-a
en- oak. large au,ed legs. will seat eight
people $3.50
Golden Oak Buffet-A very handsome
affair with bevel plate mirror. loaded glass
doors, etc. 49,. $4Zs5O
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-12

Boys Bargains for.
Monday
Forty Dozen Mothers Friend
Waists-The new spring styles.
good percales and pretty patterns
that will wash, collars attached,
all nicely laundered, ready to
wear. sthe SOC kind. sizes 4 to 4
years, while quantity 00n
lasts ~~~
IS Dozen Mothers Friend
Blouses-The Soc and 75c
hnd, madras or percale, In both
light and dark colors, all nicely
laundered. sizes 5 to IL,
while quantity lasts, 00@
each :. OOO
Boys Golf Shirts-50c to 75c
kinds, madras IN pretty striped and
figured effect, all have separate
cuffs. while quantity ARn
lasts, each 7OO
Boys UnIaundered SOC White
Shirts-Sizes Il to IA, each 29c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-06
FINANCIAL.
Home Building Association
TWENTY SECOND ISSUE OF STOCK.

NV EN- 1-SE(OND Issue Of S1OIhs
Office of the treasurer, 1907 Pa. ave-; of secre.
tary, 2135 Fl ST. NV
Books open for subscription to stock at Of
fee of treasurer above. First monthly meet
ing of this series for payment of dues on stock
Tuesday evening, January 10. at 80 O'Clock, al
hall, s.w. corner Pa. and 18th ST. NV.
Regular monthly meetings second Tuesday even
ing of each month at same place. Shares 500 each
Monthly payments, 81 per share. Shares may be
taken at this any other meeting or at any time
at office of treasurer above.
Interest allowed at 5 per cent on all payments
on stock withdrawn Cancelled in settlement OF
loans.
Loans be secured without unnecessary delay
additional monthly payment therefor of 81
per share. The maximum amount loaned per share
any time to any of the officers directors. Ex
penses for loans at lowest possible figures.
Loans can he settled shares al
the pleasure of the borrower. As a money saving
institution. from which TO obtain loans, 1t is
equal to any. Thr.y-day notices of desire tt
withdraw your money are rarely required.
GEO. W. LINKISS, Pres Cor. 10th Il ii SITS. NV
ANSON S. TAYLOR, V. Pres. 1905, f st. NV
W. ii. WErZE1, Secretary .2l35 ii st. w
EDWARD S. WESCOTT, Treas. 1907 Pa. ave. NV
DIRECTORS:
JAMES H. BYRAM. ~............. 2027 u st; NV
SAM'L A. COOMBS. The Albert Flats, 1928 NV
RICHARD f. CLAUGHTON. Commercial Nat Bank
CHAS. n. MOORE. .............H 45 1Ith ST. NV
S. NORRIS THORNE. ............9 33 I'D ST. NV
MADISON WHIPPLE. .........-.. 1914 ii st. n.w
JAMES NJ. WOODWARD. Cor. 10th and II SITS. NV
ja6-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-06
SERVICE MEDAL PROPOSED
Intended for Survivors of Spanish War
and Hostilities in the East

Secretary Taft has submitted to the nra-
siCing officers of the Senate and House a
craft of a joint resolution authorizing the
distribution of medals to the army for
services in the Spanish-American war and
other campaigns similar to medals granted
TO the navy by joint resolution of Con-
gress of March 49, 1901, for services on
the shores of Cuba and in the battle of
Santiago. Secretary Taft explains that
the joint resolution submitted contemp!ates
separate medals for the Spanish war. the
Philippine instruction and the China re-
Hef expedition. He says that the reasons
Tor the proposed legislation are fully set
forth in a letter written by ex-Secretary
Root May 81. 1902, and declares that he
ccncurs In the views and recommendations
expressed IN that letter, and earnestly rec
ommends that the bill be enacted into law
Ex-Secretary Root said In part:
THESE medals are intended not only for
the officers and soldiers, but for any per-
sons VINO have been attached to the army
ana performed faithful service Herewith
'All officers and soldiers in the service
OF the United States during the period Of
war would be entitled to the medal of
thaI war. Those serving in the separate
campaigns OF a war would be entitled to
the distinctive bar of that campaign in
addition to the medal
THE bill provides also medal to re-
ndiu muse volunteers ana regular SOL
ders who performed willing service In the
Philippines after the war with Spain had
ended, in spite OF the fact that thew were
enlisted only for the term of the Spanisb
war. President Mckinley. in his dispatch
to General Otis July ], 1899. promised them
a special medal.
The details as to who shall receive these
medals, what shall be their form their ma
terial, their cost, Is left to the President
under the provisO that they be struck and
distributed under regulations 10 he made
by the Secretary OF War
The object of the provision for a dis
tnguished-service medal is TO reward dis
unguished services which cannot be re-
warded with the medal of honor author.
lied by act of March 3, 1863, for those
who most distinguished themselves in &C.
ton
The campaign service medal is found
i'll other armies TO be great aid to dis
proud of ii and breads to disgrace ii. il
distinguishes veterans from recruits. 1,
costs the government little and is valued
greatly by the soldier. 1t is compensa-
ton for the hardships of war. 1t adds TO
the reward of the soldier and thus faeIi-
itates recruiting.
AS proof of faithful. patriotic services,
II Will be highly priced by all of our citi-
zen soldiery who underwent the hardshps
OF the Spanish-American war.
1t Is estimated that 446SS2 medals will
be required to commemorate the services OF
the regulars and volunteers who served
during the Spanish-American war the Phil
ippine insurreetion and the campaign for
the relief of Picking. China. An appropria-
ton OF 100000, therefore, Will allow an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-06
BREAD FOR THE ARMY.
4 Training School for Bakers to Be
Established.

The Secretary of War has directed the
establishment Of training school for
bakers at Fort Riley, Kan, at which sue
cessive classes will be instructed for periods
of four months. Each of these classes will
be composed of eighteen recruits, four from
the cavalry, four from the artillery and ten
from the infantry. The selections will be
made from recruits of good character will
ing to learn the bakers trade. On COM
pleting the prescribed course Of instruction
the men will be assigned to various regi-
ments. The school will be under the direc-
ton of the commandant of the School OF APP
plication for Cavalry and Field Artillery
at Fort Riley. An officer of the subsistence
department will have immediate charge of
the school and is authorized to employ
necessary civilian labor.
This action was taken by the War De-
partment at the instance of Gen. Weston,
commissary general of subsistence, who has
always been an earnest advocate of such
an institution a necessary part of the
military establishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-06
District Justices Confirmed.

The Senate yesterday in executive session
confirmed the following nominations:
Seth Shepard, District of Columbia, chief
justice of the Court of Appeals of the Dis
trict of Columbia; Charles H. Duel1, New
York, associate justice of the Court of APP
peals for the District of Columbia; New
man A. Hildebrandt, register Of the land
Office at WATERFOWL, s. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-06
Packages for Rural. Free Delivery.

Representative Cowherd of Missouri has
introduced a bill fixing the rate of postage
on books and merchandise mailed at dis
tributing post offices of rural free delivery
routes at cents for each pound or fraction
thereof. The bill prescribes further that
third and fourth class mail matter shall be
consolidated under the title of "merchan-
disc at the rate of / cent for two ounces.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-06

average expenditure per medal Of about
% cents
1.-The question has been considered at
length by board of officers, whose con-
illusions to the necessity and propriety
of such a medal in our service have ap-
proved"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-01-06
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
CAPUzAYA MINING COMPANY:
The officers their artes
g. yo op y. pos value of sa s @ a m @ belief To-day
n phenomenal" rich d than syss Ago Tas THAT ,dos body
knowledge,
property s body property
in
$780,
body
can p. be penetrated a BY human ha a and
selling high figure gold tempt part with
Your attention specially following:
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my na Major ctn During the first week July wf Mexico M
December Of that year Upon and accepting advice purchased the proper
charge Of the development the returned from there for the h
you opportunity onskea
w Familiar wit" your and the estimate you place n 1s of @ p
" n faithfully VIII (sgned '' anu - '' EUGENE DAVIS"
Yorkcit Y
Eugene Davis Colorado Building Washington
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22

bas Slid fonte ibnen MIR ans elmer
geiprergtcn Spielfaiie ODER aus hcUl
NadlaB zines 8olOpettcrs cntec9en.
Giipfen; lie Darten icoes Sohr 500
Gage i,nO e~beniopiele NGd)te niii cine
bifs 9rieftnid,c, Die iDncn bas Slid
oiif Den Sufel wcrfcn iol, mo wein
ibren idllicBlid) biibid) Sodiae 8un.
scln ailf Die @angen unb lid)te Sonre
inter Der Maie mofien, menn Die
lie6e Sonne nui ibrem Sdeitel be.
reits einen gianSenhan Spiegcl fin.
set, Damn iisen iie INNER nod oltf
Dem bi!rrcn 3wcig. Sic iino ebch
ilic sur GrfenntniB gelangt. bab man
bas Slid cr3pingen farm ,ii,o miB
nib baB Sober ieines 8liifes
Sd)n,ieb 1T. .Irbeiten itnb Spa.
rem, beiBt oaS 3anbermittel, nit
Dem man bos @liid in's Saus ban,
lleit fam.
Tab mar es obnc Mrbeit, Miihe
unlO Mnitrengluig auf unicreim budli.
gen Wcltfnoten 81, Nid,ts bringt. lit
cine 10 flare Snppe, baB id) Tie Bic.
mnno ein5uifopien broud,e. Mit
Sem Irbeitcr allein lit cs uber niGt
setbon; MOI, miiB aud iporeit, bo.
init Die 6ebcrn I'M Teite bleiben. I'D
meine bier cine meiie; d)riitlihe
Snariomfeit, Die nift in @ei5 aus
ortet. Iieie Spariomfeit hat ul,s
iG,cn Der gottlid,e &eilanD ielbit i'm
gpangelium Su iiben geleDrt. inbenl
or nad Speiiung Der 5000 Wfann Die
iibrig gcbliebenen Stiidlein si Jam.
melrl bcfobl, oamit lie niht 81
8runoe girgen. Gr bate nit eiilell
cin5igen Wort Gin gauges Sbal ppQ
nci,cr 9roolaibd)en erifoifen fonne,t;
nber gerooe ililt uns Die Spariontfeit
81 %lernell, befabl er inns porcrit. Die
iibrig gcbliebencn Stiidlein auf5ubc.
Zen unb Die Srobiomen Sli iuden.
g(uf Der Sporiamfeit ritbt borunl
aud, semib Elm cisencr Segcn
0ptteS.
Tie Spariamfeit lit cine id)mere
aunit uulo wer tie nid)t idon i'll Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
Gnfcl Sans Nclb5Gblnng.

Gtn periorentpediel in Der Be-
ieBuns beS Der. StadtsnsS 9aBmeis
itersoFens lit Elm bel pi1tisercs unb
f9pierigeres lln%ternebmen. als Die
meiiten 'qerioren slauben. Sober
Dollar I'M 1unbssi9abe miro Eel Der
Gelegenbeit se5Gblt, uno tpenn aid
nur Elm Gent feblt, 10 bat i'm Der a6z
9ebenbe S9abmeiiter aus ieiner Sai@e
Gu srieten; Bis our 8eenbieura Der
3Gblung miro inn feline Quittung
ii5er Den ieinem Nanfolger ~iibergebez
men 9etrdg ouasefolst, uno iein 9iirsz
iGdTtsbono miro 10 LANCE Suriidgebals
ten.
Snfel Gam bGlt i'm S9uBamte 81
Maibington, .. G., etsrd S1,000,O00,s
COO aufgeFapcIt, abseieben bon Den
Summsn, Die in oen peri9ieosnen l1ns
teri1abdmtern i'm 2anoe dufbetpabrt
iinb, aber PEI elmer NeubeIebuns bss
S9asmeiitsrpp{iens in Ser gunbsss
bauptfaOt ni9t gesGblt ipsrben, Ga Die
@oriteber Der llnterI9abdintcr fir Die
i6rer Sb1ut anbertrduten 9elOer 5elbit
Die 0erantDortung tragen.
Seitbem Dor &ur5em g6arles 8.
Srsdt ols Nadfolser GIis $. 3ob.rts'
bus Imt Oes 8unbeSi6abmeiIters
iibernoinmsn bat, 1T in Waibinston
cine iclfe GcloadbIurg i'm @anee. Gs
mag msbrsre Mpnate nGbren, Bis ie
poqerSet 1T. 9is lsBte 3dbluna Der
Sonos Snfel Sans fanO i'm Sobre
1897 itatt, als To6erts bds S9aBz
msiiteramt bon Moraan ibernabm.
Gie erfprberte Die u~nsep0bnli9 LANCE
3eit bon flint Monaten. G5 fsblten
mad ben 8i1ern $500; $500 in @iqs
iporen cntpen0et unb 600 GilberOols
lars in eincm Safe in einem Der Ses
pDlbe hurd) 8!eii9eiben eriebt pprs
Den. Man idb ii9 ouber g~enOtbigt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22

fdmmtIi9e Minsen gu sdblen, anifatt
ibr 0or1nnoenTein, pie ionii ibli4,
hurd @etpidt feit5uteGea.!. Seeen so
Glerts nabn,en an Der 4rbeit She'll.
@enn BEL Wdnfos i'm 8,lnbssi9abe
ben S9aBmeiiter feline S6ulo trifft,
70 miro ibm sepDbnliA our4 cine
ao~nsrebatts Der Seblbetrag eriebt.
Sies gef9ab aud i'm SaGe WorganS.
Gr srbielt bas bur1 biebii9e untcrs
bsamte ferbeisefibrts Manfo, bas er
aus feinen eigenen Witteln> geoedt
bate. suriidsrItattet.
gs iinO grobe 3ablen, tpelde Den
@elbrorratb i'm 9urSesi6ase fenns
asi6ner. Sie MiinSen tpiegen allein
5000 Conner; 100000 Dollars in
9olo beiiBen elm 9eptft bon 14s5
Tonnen urb n.1inen einen Idum BON
II GubiffrB Elm. Die Winaen tper,
Sen in 9eutein aus Seseltu4 in ben
Geip0lben oes S6asumtes aufbes
pabrt. Die fir bas Golb 6e'timmten,
je a4t un5ea ioieaenben 9eutcl .atbals
ten iold)es gum @etrase ron $1,000,
bic fir Gilber $1,000. Sos 3dblen
Der Gelofdsine seidieht nit Der Sano.
9ie 3Gbler iinO idmmtli9 Grperten
in bem sadie; piele ron ibnsn iino
Comen. Gesen ettpaige Siebsreien
{in0 Die peitrei6en0ften 8prIi1tsmobs
regeln getrpFfen. gei elmer @ttode auf
Den S9ab Snfel Sans tpiirOen inner
balb tiirSeiter Sriit 1000 Mann gu
ieirem S9ube ontreien0 {ein.
Gbdrlss s.. Sreat ipurbe Dor 60
Sabren in Grantfort, Me., geboren.
Or sroouirt. 1866 am Dartmouth
College, %. S., unb trat in BAG 9us
reau feineS Caters Elm, Der einen auss
geoebnten Sanbsl nit @eiinoisu be-
trieb. Ms Sieier Sdnbsl iHfolge Der
Sniurrettien auf &uba %aufb0rte, pers
Sog Gbdrles s.. Great mad Seldipare,
I'D CT iid in Sabritunternsbmen Be-
tDGt'ate urb in bc3 Der. Gtaatens91e
prdientantenbdus acpdblt parb. Sim
Sabre 1892 iplug Sreat icinen Wobn.
fiB In Der Gtaot 9ae;p Dort auf; 1898
ernonnte i'm 9rdIibent MeGinlep gum
SnlanbsS teuertoGettor, Elm Gotten,
Den Sreat Bis su fsiner jinsiten Be-
rufung sum @unbes S6abmeiiter
~innebatte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
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Sngenb erlernt. ser fonlmt ieltcr
mebr ba5u. @ie man aber Die
Spnrfunit ,erlernen fam, bicrfur
Dia i'd Gin paar Negeln geben:
/. SdoBe bas aleine! = ,@er
hos &lcinc nid)t cbrt, iii oes 8roben
nid)t mertb", uno Der fonrnt and
iein Sebtag niht aus Dem Ni,belteig
beraus. Tie Sapienber garfnoten
iiuO feline Sol5priigcl, Die mon Smei
Sf)nh lang pom gauiritumm her,
unterifueiben ftc,n; lie limo cher
Imeiienbauien, no iebe Haoel Stiif
fir Stiif jntiamn,enaetragen iperSen
mub. @eun Die Scnue Dos ein5elnc
@ci5enfornlein. baS am goocn liegt,
peraften lnO baraui martell miirbe,
baB ibr bie aorniGde ii6er Den
Sanabel binaiiimadicn, miirbe lie
feline groBen Gier legen ilnO bolb mas
8afern perlernen. - 9llio i6Gse
bos aleine! = Mus Dem aleincll
iprobt Dos @robe - aus Der Gnoipc
bliibt Die HoIc."
2. &ouic nidt, mas bn nid)t
brand)it. Wonhe 2ente bnben cine
mnhre aauiputb. 9r einem 2abcn
limo lie NIT orci Yaar Sd)ien nidt
porbei5iibringen. Scbcn blntcn Sap.
pen nnb ieoer glieerigen Ionberlina
miiiien lie baben. mern lies 9ina
oiid) 10 lpcnig 6raudcnL mic Der Bod
eiueu Wtclfeimcr mo Die aas Die
Sdn6nGgel. @er slleS fouit. mas
i'm rei5t, Der miro irilh5eitig elm
9eitler, Sdreibt eid bas Spriid.
lein auf Die Gtnie: .aalfe nidt, mas
Oh niht broudlit. ionit malbt on uer.
farricn, mas on braudit,"
3. gesoble afe Ginfauie baar!
@cr i'm Gobcn. beirn Mebger, bciin
9Gfcr, bcim Santicrcr etc. auiidlrci.
Ben lGbt unb crit iiber Sabr mno Gag
iein apniiicor i'm idNparaen gnd)
loiGt, Der fonunt 70 aelpib in Sful.
Den wie Elm blinoer Saumeiel in ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22

lien i'm Screen Der Woroiniel in scr
iGmer GtqGil9lidcn 8egenbcn beS
aGrcbcn &SnigSlanoes" uno Der
l@lreprra. Gort limo lie iiingit bon
Trofciior Srown beiil6t porOen.
Nomcntlid fom Der Sorid)er in &c.
riibri,itD init Sen llrufcfu ODER rotb-
f0piigcn Mooris, Die nod am 5obl.
rcidJitea 5u iein i6einel. Sa)on
friibcr hear Der @cleDrte gu Dem
Sd)li,B 8clnrgt. baB Die @oriobrcn
Der Mooris iid) BET ibrcn @anoerun.
gen nit elmer luciBcn &oiie gefreilSt
babcn milbten, unO iciitc neuen 9e.
obo6tungen ba6en i'm IN oieier &id).
TING bcitdrft. Sn elmer Seriamm.
lung Der Waoris, Der er beimobnte,
hattie miitoeiterS Der picrte S6eil ser
onDcleitoen 8inoer broune oOer 10.
gor iludjsblonGe @aare utto feline
eiropdiid)e 3iioe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22

Bad. gei mond)en 2eutelt gcht's
nit Dem 3ablen 10 bart fer mie beim
trodenen &uiiercn; lie bangen bas
aoi15e Sobr on Der areibe unb ipenil
eS an Nabresiflub beiBi, ben 8elb-
beutel u%lnfebrc,L 10 lit bas 5rl,nrm1
;i fur5. SGtten lie jebcs Wol baar
gc5ublt, 10 bette linen Der @elobeutel
'elber Die Gcdnrng gelnndlt. pie riel
er 81 bi,itcn uermae; lie bdttcn eii1c
oicl before @oarc unb ridjt 70 piel
9itteripur5ereeiifter SIT id)auat be.
fpmn1elt bGtten itid)t ihlcdJter &C.
lcbt; Der @~elbbeltel mare nift !Per
pie elm trodcner Sdaioarm ultb lie
miiBten ictt nid,t nuf Der id)malcn
Gonf iibeil. Sarum:
rHebe menig, rebe wofr.
@raufe wenig Sable
bdar!"
4. Sd)rdnfe Deine 9ebiiriniiic Elm!
@os ant meiitcn 8elb pcrid}linat unb
mos einen @robibcil be3 Glenbs in
Der @elt peruriadt, iii bic llnmoiic
Der 9ebiiriniiie, ole lid Scr Wcuid)
iclbit id)oift: off Die iibcrfliifiigel
Tinge, meld)e 9ieicr unb Seue ibrenl
bciliacu 2eibe ontlliiL an Speiic ln,o
Srnnf, OH 8aumcrbci,e unb Neroct-
reiSe, an Iiifpus uno ltnnus. I'D
babe Die @egenltanSe; mcldle IN Die
les aopitel bcreingiifen. ld,ol,
i,iiber ousfiibrlid) bebnnbelt linb
men Die Sade beiBt, Der iol's md.
dldgen. - Sd iage MIR iopiel: Ser
Wenid) brallflt fir icin leiblifcs
@obl %lnglaublidl menig itno Der
gusipriifl zines %beriibnlten Wannes
iii uno bfeibt ridJtig:
Ger mabrc &eidjtbum lit, iuenig 81
beoiirien!-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22

len. ein Guea bis sum Sobe oiiss,,.
iehtel,, Sic ndbltcn bn5u cine
bodJit pbolltaitiid)e Mctbobc; lie 5o-
gen obnc oQe MnbrlngSmittcl, nur
lcidt gcfleibct aus rnb moltcn o6lle
Gbbef i'm Sreien blciben, bis Giner
Dem Sobe crlag. Trei Gage nodl
ibrem slnibridl frod) Giner iii eien-
Dem. 3uitanbe ipicOcr III Die Stobt
suriid; Orn;;Ben I'M 6clbe Lag ie;n
@egner ~crlrorcn inter Oem foucnocn
SGnce -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22


ciid)lage tbGt! 9tp, an Giie pdr gar
nit &c Delfe. I'm biieits Gcrft mer
ocd) beinl OcrDitter Die Cis6ar nit
rifrnaGe. GeS mar be3 Ntlcrihub-
l;Glite, no nler tbin font.
Milo mir trinTe, llir rodd,c IN, mir
ciie I'D barf iGo. In Die Subc
laruue bctnt Sid)nai uff Giib &C.
mart.
Soiic Sic Mi6 nor De @cttcrcferf
tGtide! Gcs is 9rIea mas I'd, Jag.
Sine hee N0rnlid)c mir denO
Dit TignrbS
yours
Sobn Nitid, CSC.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
@~ancrurcgcln.
,Gon 81 III IN / h ~

SSic i'd in meinen Sdriiten her
limframe, rcrf' ib crit, Oab id) cud,
bonn Nanbers9 pongel nnd eirerl
&crS id),,lDig bin. Ter beiBt:
D6ilr @eib uiio Sinh leg
NOS 5uriid
ltllo Jorge mir ibr 5eitlif
Mliifi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-08-22
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