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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02
BELVIEW.
BELv1Ew AND ITS BORDER.

Fred Jaeger and family have gone
back to Watertown.
H. WATSON is here from Dakota on a
visit with his mother.
Sampson Bros. have been repairing
the damage done by lightning to the
Lutheran church.
The Congregational ladies' aid meets
with Miss Cora Adsit Thursday after
noon of this week.
Ole Hanson revisited Belview early
last week, and spent Sunday with
Mrs G.. Rain, his sister.
The Christian Endeavor society had
a successful ice cream social at the
Odeon last Wednesday evening.
Gus. Sampson has an automobile in
training. Gus has been looking for
trouble and now he will have plenty of
it.
A. c. Ohlson and family are visiting
up the M. & st. L., at Madison and
Peever, the latter place being in South
Dakota.
The Commercial club secured re-
CONT on the census. with net gain of
A. o. Gimmestad went to Wabasso
on Monday.
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nth NEWS.

The new fire engine house is now
completed.
John Longbottom returned from
Pine River on Monday.
D. E. Ellington and family were up
from Wabasso on Sunday.
The ice cream social on Friday eve.
ming was pleasant affair
The Hanley Falls base ball nine and
basket ball team play here to-day.
G. II. Grove has returned after an
absence of several weeks, spent in look
ing over northern lands.
H. jackson and wife of Redwood
Falls township were guests in the
Cloudy home on Sunday
Miss Agnes Bradish of St. Paul visit
ed with the family of her cousin, w.
r. Cloudy, on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Tuttle and little son were guests
of Grandpa Hanson and other relatives
near Alma City for several days last
week.
Harvesting is the pastime with the
farmers at present, and some machines
have been doing aElittle threshing of
oats and barley for feed
Messrs T. Faucet and ]. Schaeffer,
accompanied by their respective wives,
were down from Vesta on Friday eve
ming.
Miss Marie Cloudy, who has been the
guest of her brother, w. r. and family
for the past two weeks, departed for
Redwood Falls on Saturday to spend a
few days with friends at that place be-
fore returning to her home at Cannon
Falls.
Seaforth now boasts doctor in the
person of DIR. Stevens, who with his
wife and household effects arrived here
last week, They are pleasant couple
to meet and we hope they will decide
to remain permanently. as doctor il
one of Seaforth's needs.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02
CLEMENTS.

Alfred ]. Gerhard and wife visited
with the Epple family over Sunday.
F. K. Schlumpberger and family
Sundayed with Thomas Stef1 and wife.
Mrs. Gerstman> and children are
spending the week with relatives at
Morgan.
The ball game here Sunday between
Wanda-Sundown vs.. our own team re-
suited in score of 2 to in the visitors
favor.
The lawsuit of Carl Comfort VS..
Carl Otto was heard here Saturday,
with G. T. Howard representing the
former and Albert Hauser the latter.
The case was decided against Mr.. Otto,
with two dollars cost The latter how
ever, took an appeal to the District
court.
Last Friday Carl Steinhaus got on
his high horse and decided to run this
town for day or two and insisted on
calling several business men all the
names that he could think of. as result
he was up on Judge Eigenberger's car
pet the next morning on complaint
OF Jos. Penkert. Carl plead guilty to
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02
DELHI.

Miss Ruby Bohem is reported on the
sick list.
Mr.. Ole Molestead is slowly recover
ing from an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Belle Cummings is visiting with
her brother at Cottonwood this week.
Mrs. T. A. Anderson left last Tues
day for weeks visit with friends in
st. Paul.
Miss Lille Chapman of Echo spent
Sunday here with her friend, Miss
Vesta Davis.
Mrs. Carrie Engquist and son, Char
ley, of st. Paul, visited with relatives
last week.
Misses Lizzie Stewart and Anna
Cummings spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting friends at Vesta
A chance to get something for moth
ing by calling for our free trading
stamps at M. Lauterbach's.
William Cahoon and family of IN
derwood were visiting relatives and
friends here the latter part of last
week.
Mr.. Frederick and family, formerly
of Iowa, have taken apartments in the
Tibbett's flats on the corner of Third
and Vanderburg Ave.
Members of the Swan Peterson FAM
lily of Belview, with relatives from
Galesburg, ILL.,, were guests at the
home of John Borg, Monday.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02
WALNUT GROVE.

w. ]. Swoffer was at the twin cities
on business last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs M. A. Grant,
Friday, July 28, boy.
Chas Sawyer of M1lroy was a bus
mess visitor in town Monday.
Miss Minnie Hanson went home
Saturday to visit for a couple of weeks
The Misses Josie Larson and Laura
Scott visited Friends in North Hero
Thursday.
Mrs. F. G. Swoffer went to Fairmont
Friday. to visit with relatives and
friends for short time.
Mrs. A. J. Swoffer and children are
visiting with Mrs. F. w. Garlock al
Heron Lake this week.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Luth-
eran church met with Mrs. James Lar.
son Wednesday afternoon.
The teachers and pupils of the con-
gregational Sunday school spent We'd
nesday at the grove in annual picnic
Miss Olivia Unlee, who has been Wis
iting with friends and relatives in
Minneapolis for couple Of weeks,
came back Sunday
The Walnut Grove and Westbrook
base ball teams played ball at West.
brook Sunday. Walnut won the game
by score of ten to one.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02
The Northwestern Line.

One of the most interesting series of
articles on the subject of the great rail-
ways of the country that has appeared
recently, is that from the pen of Frank
FL. Spearman, recently published in
the Saturday Evening Post, and since
printed in book form by Scribners.
The chapter descriptive of the Chicago
& Northwestern railway has been pub
lished by the passengers department
of that line in pamphlet form for gen.
eraf distribution, and will be sent to
any address on receipt of 2 cents for
postage w. B. KNIsKERN,
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE W. c. t. U.

The annual meeting of the w. G. t.
U. was held at the NJ. E. church, Tues
day, July 25th. One of the notable
features of the meeting was the Presi-
dents address, in which she showed
the badly crippled condition of the
union owing to the non-attendance
of members at the meetings, and de-
! ploring the fact that the greater part of
the work of the year was done by a
faithful few. AT the election of officers
Mrs. Fuller was chosen president, Mrs.
VanDolah vice president at large,
Mrs. Tiffany corresponding secretary,
and Mrs. Collins treasurer. Vice pres
idents from the different churches
were also elected.
Reports from the several different
superintendents showed that good
work had been done along the differ
ent lines of work. Our superintendent
of Jail work, Mrs. Tiffany, has done
splendid work along her line, making
many visits to the Jail. The softening
influence has been felt by the inmates,
one in particular having expressed his
determination to lead henceforth a
christian life.
Mrs. Ralston, our flower mission sup
erintendent, has also been active,
sending out many bouquets and mes
sages of cheer to the sick and sorrow
ing.
Our superintendent of literature,
Mrs. Brown, has distributed many
pages of literature, and Mrs Lusk,
superintendent of Sabbath observance,
has done splendid work, having held
one excellent meeting and being in
strumental in having sermons preached
on Sabbath observance
We have held many good meetings
during the year at which excellent pro-
prams have been given by the differ
ent superintendent and many help
full and interesting papers read, but we
deplore the fact that our meetings have
bee so poorly attended by the members
OF our union We sincerely hope that
for the sake of our cause and the ur-
gent need of our work, each and every
member may rally round our president
this new year and that each one may
take greater individual interest and
strive to make this the banner year OF
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02
Teachers Examinations.

Notice is hereby given that the regu-
lar examination for teachers certlfa-
Gates will be given Aug. 3, 4. at Red
wood Falls and Lamberton, commene-
ing each day at p. M. Manuscript
paper, properly briefed, will be fur
nished all examines
All certificates are renewable thar
have credit marks Of 75% or more
These certificates must be handed the
examiner at the examination
SOFT. Co. Supt of Schools
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02
SHERMAN.

Mrs. Newton and children of Morton
spent few days at ]. A. Posts.
John Poncin had the misfortune of
losing a valuable horse recently.
Mrs. Carl Tredor has been quite sick
the past week with rheumatism.
Mrs. Pomroy and daughter of Delhi
visited at the Cedar Glen farm last
week.
Miss Lulu Munsel of Morton is
spending few days in this vicinity,
the guest of Miss Otterson.
Harvesting is progressing very rapid
'ly in this vicinity. rye and barley be-
ing nearly all in the stack, and several
are we'll along with their wheat.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02

thirty, making the correct enumera-
ton of Belview 319.
. M. w. Hingely, of the Gold-Stabeck
state bank, ran ]. M. Thompson's bank
for few days last week while that
gentleman was in the cities.
w. T. WATSON is letting the Flicker
tail Flicker flicker few days without
him, while he attends to his crops on
the WATSON farm near this burg.
On Monday last Mrs. A. f. Portrait
accompanied her father and mother to
Rochester. where Mrs. Schultz, her
mother, was to undergo a surgical oper-
alton.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02

the charge and was fined 525 and cost,
and before shutdown he was called on
to answer second complaint of a sim
liar nature with still few more wait
ing. The next hearing will be Satur-
day, Aug. 5.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02
Low Rates to PITTSBURGH, pa,

Via the Northwestern Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold Aug. II and Is,
with favorable return limits, on &C
count of the knights of Pythias (col-
ored) encampment. Apply to agent.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02

Low Rates to Kansas City, Mo-.
Via the Northwestern Line. ExcnE>
sion tickets will be sold August Is 10
81, inclusive, with favorable return
limits, on account of Annual Conyen-
ton National Firemen's Association
Apply to agents Chicago & Northwest
ern R'y.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1905-08-02

knowltOn Bros. have three gouU
freezers for sale at their ice cream par
lors. They range from 10 to 20 quarts.
Call early and get bargain. 45-tf'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14

vSeg MIDI nicbcr", bot Sliper,
lid modlte SilOo lcbcn."
Nit 5Grtlidcr Sor9folt cntlprod'
emil Dem @lunidJe.
SAINT Oh tic MN ieben?"
So, ililItcrte CT, mo Die balb.
1cbrudencn Nltgen hefteten lih oll'
Oas Nntlib Der jrngcu Trail, dis
iuollten iic bns Sil0 nit lid ncb.
men iiber'S 8rob.
n,<m Sanbc Der llnlterblihtcll
mirlt 3u erfnhrcn, mie lebr ih lid
gclicbt", bnlld)tc cr.
Hicmmlb permlod)te bic @orte 81
boren, OILS Mothilbe mo emil, Der
ieiuc tSroll liebepoQ itiibtc.
Son @chmltb ilbcrmnmlt
fGnpite lie gcgen Die Sbrdncn, oil
gemoltinm iih ms slugc b~ran9tcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14
Gin Grlak iibcr A%irdenmmiif.

Gin i'm Illgult eridieuenes Dc
cret Der Miten.G Congregation ban.
belt iiber ole Musgabe mo Nepro-
ouction Der gregorianiiden Choral.
bidder. SIS fniipit on oas bon
Nius DER 3ebnte am %. Mpril b.
5. erloiiene .Motu proprio" iiber
ocn &irhengeiang all mo entbalt
ncun Seitimmnilget. Sm erIten
glrtifcl miro Den Serousgebern nno
Grildern p%orgelbriebeL Dob lie 5ur
&eriteaung Der .Saticaniiden Nus,
9abe Die AUTHORIZATION bes 81.
Stuhles nadluden miiiien. Ger
3peite Mrtifel gibt Die Mrt riO
Meiie an, mics Die 81 bciuertIteli'
gen lei. Srittens miro migeorO.
net, oaB feline Musgubc peroficnt-
liht, nod bel 0en Slnctionen ange-
menoet meroen oorf, oble grfl1r-
lllg oeS observation-disclosures betr. poll-
fonmener llebereinitimmurng nit
Der tppilhen Nilsgobe. Ter pierte
Eoragraph beiagt, boB Der 9ild)oi
cine oerartige Grfl1rrng niht ge-
ben miro, bepor nid)t Die porgeleg-
ten Bidder oiird) %belonoere nit Dem
aregorianiid)en @eiung pertrnute
SndpcrltGneigc nofaepriiit iino.
sir oieieniscn Sificien. beiBt es
inn %iiiuiten s~lrtifel, Die al 9eipiiiell
Sagen perihiaoene @eiGnge Sulai,
len, fonnell audi Melooien IN Mn-
melloung gebrad)t iucroen, Die nif)t
in Der paticaniiden glusgabe cntbnl'
ten limo; eS geniiet oann, Dab iel-
biae bon Der Mlteh.G Congregation
approbirt linb mo Den i'm yWotl
proprio" poracidrie6cnen Normen
iolgen. Ser folgenoe Mrtifel iesi
ieit, Dab fir Die ciaencn Ofiicieu
Ger airdlcn uno religioien Srbens.
aenoiienid)aiten oieiel6e Hegel Gift,
Sic liebtc @eltimmmmg betriiit Die
llebertraguug bes gre9orinniiher
@eianges ami oas moberne Noten.
ipitcm. Sm ad,ten slrtifel pirf
porgeldJriebcn, onb bel ehuaiaer
Neuernngen Die Approbation Oer
&iten-Gongregation. Ser orci Grem.
plare ein5uicn6eu lind, %eingeboli
lueroen uiiiic.. Ter Shlubpara'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14

iinem Gndc 81 oulocn 10 laugc lie
front mar. @egcn Silp beuobn
or iid) fremnolid. Sic bette ia
olld] ltldlt geahnt, mcldl nenaNtes
Spiel ibrr Sdpelter nm ibretme-
Gen Ipieltc, mo CAB lid alie Wtiibc.
MotbilOe pcr9cilcn 5li model, NOS
tic 5n lei0en gcbabt.
NLs @croloinc eiOlid) iGhiq NOR,
81 reiicn, ia1tc 2iQn MnthilOcl
ulO Gnlik in inld,' ber5lid,er @eiic
ScbcUohl. ais booe nc cin @6lf-
den ibren ircimoli6eu &erfe6r gc-
triibt.
@crolOinc ober pcrntieo ca, nit
MntbiIoe 5ulnumen5ufomneli; pbuc
Ganf mir Ocren trcilc Yilega per
IieB lie bus &olls, bna nod ihrenl
@c1en ioiort Gin freu1olid)erc2
Nltaieben 5u gcpinnen ihien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14

0ieier beitailsgeliatiete, 207 Seie.
lpaltcn umfaiienbe ltn0 reid ilil'
l~trierte &oleuoer bat folgenoen Sn.
holt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14

Sn Bottom itcbt ,ein prGGtiges
Sans, Elm @eid)enf Hid)orh Som.
ea's an Gnlil Sbornton lino better
Srnll.
Gbitb biipft unb ipielt in geed).
moob. uno lit beS nlten Mannes
bes @ollies Come.
Ger Gidlter bot Elm anDeres
Seltament gemnft, in Dem er iei
men HnhlaB 5miihen Silba nnf
GOitb tbeilt uito ole MiiiionGre IL
Den 9eiit oes 2eeotes iebt. oas
Sliper beltimmt %gelueien.
Hifaro lit ieines @aters Sroli
llno Stiite llno Der 2iebling oel
llnlgegenO.
Sic alte 2iia lebt i'm @iebel,
bauic. limo jGbrlih ienbet oel
&id)ter ibr cine Guittung fir oil
betreifenoe Mietbe, nidt aus &iif:
iift iiir lie, ionoern meil Tie. Oil
per's @roBmutter gerpeien.
either Bennett lit foot. @eral,
oine lebt 5~uriidse5ogen in Bolton
no lire @eihi6te befannt genor.
ben. 3uweilen eriaBt Tie tiefl
Helle, aber es lit 81 ipat.
Sic ihleppt Elm f%reiloloies %
iein Oabiu. 2iap bat lid wenil
r%erGnOert. Sei6t unb leift beein
fllBt bat lie hire Gnttditihung bal(
perifmerSt nrlb perfebrt bdllfig IL
WatbilOen's Sanie. Sn gar5 90
iton iinst Giemanb Oeren Sob lau.
ter, ais 2iap unD Gpbert Sborn'
ton. gr liebt Die if6ne Sfipie.
gertodter uno lit frob, oaB lie nih1
feline gndelin gemeien, unb 0aB if,
germogen ieinen idwanfenoen Gre
Dit befeitiet. Gnlil mo Matbilot
ober iinb uniaebar gliiflih in ibrel
2iebe; ibre Gbe iheint mr. cine Der
l6ngerte 9ralrt5eit, nio 10 poller
Tie es balten, bis ans gnoe ibrel
Saae.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14
Tiir Sempercmslcr.

@enn Die SempGen5ler perniinf-
tige Menihen m1ren, oann miirOen
tie oas ains nift nit Dem 9ase
ousihiitten: lie niiroen bas aino
porerit aus Dem 8aeelpaiier beraus.
nebmelt, che lie bas 0aiier aus
ihiitten. @eum Ole Semperen3ler
oDer Die total Mbitinen5ler miirben
arieg fiibren sesen Den @bisfep,
anitatt gegen ale seiitigen @etrdn.
fe, 10 wiirsen lie Der Menidbeit Ell.
men guten 9ienit %leilten; Oenn Der
@bisfep lit Der eroBtt SeinO Der
8%elunobeit oes aan5en Wenlfen.
Cod merfmiirbis lit es, oaB seraee
Die Semperen5ler Den @bisfep int
Sfub nebmen gegen oas gier. 9as
fommt ie0enfals onber, neil Oas
Bier elm @etrdnfe lit, peldes Die
Seutiden naf Mmerifa perpflan5t
baben. go miro ulles 9eutife
bier in Imerifa perahtet.
Benn elm Mann iif einen
Shnops trinft, alio elm @las
@bisfep, 10 befommt err fir ieine
10 Gents 10 piel Mlfobol, ais ipenn
er 10 @las Bier trinft. SIM 9iere
miro Der Ilfobol am tbeueriten be.
5ablt; oafiir lit ard IN Dem Bier
nlfobole fem 6uielol. mie I'M Wbis-
fen. Ger Ilfobol inn 8hisfep lit
INNER nit Suielol semiidt: b. +.
Der glfobol i'm Wbisfep. lit nidt
gereinigt bon Dem 5uielole, meld]es
iid nit Dem Nlfobole bel Der iolt-
len @dbrnng bilset. Gas Bier
fommt aber niht 81 elmer iaulen
@dbrung, barrm fam iid bel Der
Sierbereitung fem Suielol bilben.
Bier mdbia genoiien fam Der Sc
iniobeit OeS Wenl@en niernals
l6dolid) merben. Sm %ltebermoBe
genoiien lit ieoes @etrdnfc, ioaor
oas bette Naiier ifaolid. Ser
niinftige WaBisteitsapoltel wiirOen
beitrebt iein, Die Menihen bon Dem
@enuIle g%ebranuter @etrGnfe ab5it.
bringen, lno miirben Den maBigen
0enuB bon gegobrenen 8etr1nfcn
geltatten.
Solen 'alle g%egobrenen @etrdnfe
inter ole geiltigen unb iomit Der.
botenen @etranfe ge5Gblt meroen,
Damn bari Elm Semperenaler aild)
feline iaure Mild trinfell mo bari
Dor allen Singen feline Nlunber-
Mild eilen oenn ollie iaure Milh
lit iaiier 9eiuoroen onrdl Die Cab
riulg mo entbGlt audi cine geiuiIIe
Eortion Ilfobol. Serner oarf elm
5emperen5ler fem 3ilderlpalier
trinfeIt; oenn ans Dem 3uder biloet
iih I'M Masen gan5 ii6er gltobol.
Somit miiiien Die SempcrenSler
iebr noriidtig lein, oanhit lie lid)
nidt DcrliinOigen.
@ollteu Die SemperenSler DER
Wenihbeit niisen, 10 lollten le oa.
bin mirfeiL Dob oen ainoern nnb
guar, ben fleinen ainoern, ioluob(
ais oen &inoern bis 5un Is. Sabre
feline geiitigen @etrGnfe gegebcn
ipcroen Diiriten; oenn IS lit lpiiien.
ihaitli6 mo erfabrulgsgemdB
nad)gewieien, Dab Ger glfobol IN
irgenomclder Sorm ani feline mo
groBe aineer einen bodit nodtbei-
liaen GinfluB bat. Wenn man IN
Geutidlano einen iunscn Sumo am
@adien perbinOern mollte, 10 aob
man ibnn Shnaps elm. .&onS-
ireunb.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14

3mei miB er lid idon nit elmer
9ano an Der @an0 bnlten olio olf
Sreler, Inn Srei aber fomumt er
alif allen 8ierenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14

grapb bebanoelt bas bonn 81.
Stlbl fir iid in anipril6 genom.
meme gigenfbnmsred]t BET geneb-
migtcn Sertperanberuneen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14
@eidl1

Sic Ourite nid)t. rpeinen, 10 lange
Der Stcrbelloc ~petlon9elO IN ibr
Antlib blidte. uGbfeto beS 5ooes
Sdleier ii6 nm lin lonlmelten.
.&oit Gn fem {Sort fiir mid?"
ld)lud)5tc Die altc eilo.
Gr b0rte Die Stihtnc nldlt, er laI)
bic @|roBnnltter nltt mehr.
Nid)oro @omel Ilegtc Sliper 5il'
rid mo iliiiterte lei'c: uGr III
foot"
Nlrme Nilba. Shr 9raitgelpalo
lpur0e 5ilm roucrtlcioe, ais lie an
Siiu'a Sciic lcbcn Dem cllgen Sarg
laB, Der Oen Sugetlegelpielen barg,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14
Wcmanc ~ltntcriheiouma.

.@ie wiiien Sic INNER 10 ac.
nan Ole 3eit. mann Chr @onn
trobbem Sic feline llbr
I'M Sdiai5immer haben?"
%, 9ou5 ciniad: I'm Gins
tpnmt CT ltcd aui 3pgien I'M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14

Sbrc Sippel1 fiiBten alllest Den
ltarren Mlu1b, nnO ais Der erlte
Ibenoltrobl iibcr Dem frilden @rabe
lcild)tcte, cr5ablte emil ieiuer Srou.
lpie Der bleidle Sd)lGfer lie gellebt,
mo mie cr ibm ieine Siebc 1eitnn-
Den, nm lie 81 liibnen.
rIrmcr Sup!" ihlildl5te Silbo.
LID abllte es nid)t."
llnb beige SbrGnen iielen an
Dos fclid)te @rab. Shre 5rauer
nnr ticf uilo innig, iino nie pergnf
lie bes @elpiclcn ihrer 8inobeit, bes
groBbcr5igcn Srennoes. nit pcrr
tic Srcllo mo 2cio gctbeilt.
oMrmer Sliper! or itar6 lin
midi" iliiitertc iic INNER mieoer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14
Marieu &alemOer
fiir oas Sabr 1906.
Il

0ieier beitailsgeIiattete, 2O7 Seie.
lpaltcn umfalienbe lutO reid illl.
l~trierte &aleuOer bat folgenoen Sn-
holt:
@ulitGnoiges Ga~lenoarinm nit s,pDlf
ncncn Observation-Disclosures IN
gSort unb 9ilb, ben Ibbilbnngen
bon smDlf nencn Munatsbeiligen
nit begleitenber ppetiid)er Segenbe
BON Gorb. Geregrina.
Slnitricrtcs @cbenfblatt fir oas
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14
70.
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1905-05-12
Our Schools

The zoology class is taking up the
study of one-cell animals.
BY the loss of last years seniors, the
high school was left with but little ma
terial for base ball team. Thus II is
impossible TO schedule any games for the
season. Nevertheless. at recent meet
ing of the athletic association II was de-
cided TO organize a team to hold mp the
reputation of the school as well as TO
Start good team for the following year.
Chas. Corral, of Chicago, entered the
second grade Monday
Mile Enterline and Eliza Emsley have
left school for the remainder of the year.
The ninth and tenth grade English
classes begin their review on Monday
next.
The st. Louis base ball team failed TO
appear against Alma Tuesday afternoon
Miss Doty in zoology class-'Does
anyone know where there is al old wa
tering trough where | can get few
specimens of the Amaeba?"
Mr.. Delavan-"H you mean the old
wooden kind, you will find them over at
st. Louis.
Teacher--"Where is Europe
johnny Wise-"Northeast OF the
equator"