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The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior,

Land Office at Boise, Idaho
November Z, 1905
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his Intention to make
final proOr In support of his claim an that said
proof will be made before the Clerk of the Pro-
bate Court at Caldwell, Idaho, on Dec. 1G. 1865,
the S4NW14, and WhSWA, Sec. 0, T. 3, N,
r. 5, W, b. M. He names the following wit
neSseS to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: Martin Jensen,
Joseph &. Tracey, William d. Fletcher, John
Orr, all of HOmedale, Idaho.
Nll-D9 HARRY J. SYMs, Register
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02
JESSE TURNER, Defendant

JESSE TURNER, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given. that writ of at
tachment was issued out OF the District
Court, above named, on the 18th day of
November, 1905, in an action wherein G.
f. Madden is plaintiff, and Jesse Turner is
defendant, attaching the property of said
defendant to recover the sum of $3l1 35,
and for such other and farther relief as
may be just
In witness whereof | have hcrcunto set
my hand and affixed my official seal this
17th day of November. 1905
NlS-2S JOHN A. TUCKER, Clerk.
The Caldwell tribune., 1905-12-02
STATE SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that on Saturday, De-
cemner z, 1905, the following described lands be-
longing to the State of Idaho and situated in the
County OF Canyon, will be offered for sale at
public auction at the State House at Boise, Ada
County, Idaho, at O'Clock D. m
The statesman., 1905-05-19
COLLECTION OF TINY vIoLINs
Too Small to Make Music, Yet They
Are Not Toys.

Too Small to Make Music, Yet They
Are Not Toys.
Something curious in the way OF
miniature yiolins is TO be seen in a
yiolin-maker's shop on North Ninth
street, says the Philadelphia Record,
though the collection is OF no prac-
teal utility, the instruments being far
too small to be used In producing
music. They are interesting chiefly
as showing what patience and skill
were brought to their making
There are six Of tEsm, each with
bow. The largest violin is not over
two and half inches long in the
body. while the smallest hardly eX-
ceeds an inch in length. Each Of them.
however, IS perfect with keys which
turn, bridge, so1nd holes IN the
belly, a sound post and a tail piece.
Each Of them has strings and II IS
possible TO tune them. but the notes
they give out are so high in the scale
MS 10 be far away from what might
properly be termed musical sounds
Tho bows are as complete as the vio-
Inns. with real horsehair, a screw to
tighten them and all else 70 be found
on the practical bow
The collection is displayed in a 1T
tie wallcase with a glass front. about
a foot square Il came from Ger
many, where the violins we're made.
and its owner does not know why the
Instruments we're constructed unless
TO show what the workman could do
He says Il would be more trouble to
make one Of them than two yiolIns
Of the ordinary size
The statesman., 1905-05-19
Find surled Treasure.

In the immediate neighborhood OF
the little town Of Klingman. in Swift
Eerland, a case was found containing
an assortment OF 500 gold coins. Most
of the coins are Of the years from 1902
TO 1904. 1t is thought that the gold
was buried at the time Of the Spanish
war Of succession. The gold value OF
the coins is estimated at $4,000. and
the numismaic value at oye5 100000
francs.
The statesman., 1905-05-19
A SURE THING.

tits said that nothing is sure except
death and taxes, but that is not alto.
gether true DR., Kings New discov-
cry for Consumption is sure cure for
all lung and throat troubles, Thous.
ands can testify to that. Mrs, c. E.
Van Metre Of Shepherdtown, W. Va,
says 81 had a severe case of Bronchi
It's and for year tried everything
heard Of, but got no relief, One bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery then
cured me absolutely" It's infallible
for Group, Whoopiug Cough, Grip
Pneumonia and Consumption. Try
it. It's guaranteed by James Hullin-
ger & Co, drugstore 23rd and Lari.
mer SITS.
The statesman., 1905-05-19
ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ.

Mrs. DAyey jackson is slowly re-
covering from nervous prostraiion
caused by the sudden sickness and
death Of her husband.
Green Watson was given by the
city council last Monday night the
feeding Of the city prisoners.
VIM. Morrison, musician Of Den.
yer, is running between Las Vegas
and Albuquerque.
The spring races which begin on
The 2S, promises to be the greatest
racing event Of The southwest.
Tom Carter lef, last week for Colo.
RADIO Springs. He expects to stop at
some Of tho towns enroute.
Ernest Slaughter, substitute ma |
carrier Of Santa Fe has been put on
as regular and Charley Parsons made
assistant post master, This speaks
we'll for the progress the race has
made in that city.
The commencement exercises Of
the State University closed this week.
Miss zolo Black was awacded a prize
in the musical contest for her ad
vanced accomplishments in music.
The Vernon Literary was well at
tended last Friday evening. A good
program was rendered and Eyerette
Reynolds, the journalist, is worthy of
special mention for the intelligent
manner in which he gets up his jour
nal. After the presentation of the
realization Of Rev. Byas, Chas. NJ.
Smith was elected chairman. The
membership is increasing.
The statesman., 1905-05-19
Outside Of
Colorado
BOISE, IDAHO.

L. Lambrey arrived in the city and
is employed at John Pages barber
shop,
Miss Hattie Gudger, niece of Mrs.
Washington, leaves for her home in
Tennessee after spending the past
Line months here.
Mrs. Taylor Of Minneapolis is stop.
ding with Mrs r, B. Smith.
John Page, who has been in the
hospital is able to be out and around
again. Andrew jackson, who is in
the hospital will be home in few
days.
The statesman., 1905-05-19
Information Wanted of Jesse Ross

Wanted-Information of a long lost
brother who left Springfield, ILL.,, in
1881, coming to Denver with hotel
man, leaving his only sister. Miss
Louisa Ross.
Any information of his whereabouts
will be thankfully received with re-
ward. Address all information to
this office, or Mrs. Louisa Ross Dun
nigan, 1912 short Larimer ST.. Denver.
The statesman., 1905-05-19
Enaaoed.

Engaged.
a pressing engagement had he.
suoh was his excuse, you see.
Some later We spltd him.
Two engagement" beside him
And each was the sweet. fair pressee
The statesman., 1905-05-19
ADVANTAGES

Expenses reasonable. Self help encouraged Very
caveful attention given home training Of young
women. Rigid discipline maintained, Farm of
lO5 acres. Location and sanitation the very best
Endorsed by ministers of every denomination
The statesman., 1905-05-19
TRADES TAUGHT

Carpentry, Painting, Printing Book binding, Tail
oring Sewing, Dress-making, Laundryng, Bask.
etry Domestic Science, Agriculture in It's various
phases, Stenography, Type,writing, Agricultural
and Mechanical Drawing.
The statesman., 1905-05-19

Five teachers from that famous institution. The ONLY NON
sBCTARIAE school for Negroes of the West school OF
Christian Culture.
The statesman., 1905-05-19
DEPARTM ENTS

Normal, Normal Preparatory Agricultural, Indus
trial, Business, Music and Military Science
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-09
A CARRIER
NOT DEALER
sSSRESS COMPANY QUESTIONS
RIGHT OF GOVERNMENT.
II Was Held that the Company Re.
eei"ins and Delivering consisn.
nents OF Beer c. o. D.. Was
Dealing in Liquor.

Whether an express company r.
ceiying and delivering shipments c,
beer c. o D., is dealing in liquor. am
must, therefore, pay the Internal rev
cnua tax. is question that has beer
put to the United States court OF ap
peals at st. Louis on an appeal. Ey
cry express company in the United
States will be affected by the de
cisiou.
The Western Express company yes
terday, through its attorney, nled an
appeal from the decision Of Judge Am
idon Of the United States district
court Of North Dakota. He held that
the company, which has received an,
'e,N red consienments OF beer c. o.
T.. was dealing in liquor. and there
fore liable to the government tax.
The appeal claims that the company
vas not dealer in intoxicating lia.
uOIs when II delivered beer from 81.
Paul and Milwaukee breweries and re
"eiMng payment for the consign.
cents on delivery.
Judge Amidon declared that the
company was trafiicking in intoxicat
Ing liquors and. on it's refusal TO pay
the internal revenue OF S2,7l2 90 due
the government he instructed the Jury
to return verdict against the com.
psny for s3,O3s
The evidence in the case, 1t was
claimed by the prosecution, show ID
that the money OF the company in
St Pauls and Milwaukee Offices was
used to pay the breweries for the beer,
and when the charges were collected
from the buyers the money was sent
10 the treasurer OF the company
In case the persons who ordered
the consignment failed to take it, tn,
prosecution alleged, the beer was
then returned to the breweries and
the money which the express company
had paid down on the beer was re.
funded.
The shipments were made to thir.
teen North Dakota towns during a pc.
riod Of two years. or from July !, 1902.
The express company AYERS that
the trial was held before a decision
had been rendered by the head of the
customs department to whom it had
appealed for a ruling.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-09
MUCH JOY.
eoomins Of Fireerackers on Main
Street Last Niqht.

'SSN SoSN wynn
With a booming of fre-crackerS
'hooting of roman candles anl sky.
'uv..ets the noise produced on Main
sIe.t last night indicate that some
thing out of the ordinary had hap
pened The use of fireworks was the
privilege OF all last evening Chief
Booker said that the joy Of the young
or old should not bS retained on an
occasion of this kind. therefore fire.
works were used as the chief means
Of demonstrating the feelings OF many
over the passage Of the statehood bill.
The independence of the youngster
was proclaimed with shouts that
the statehood bill hHd ,assed Then
q big fre-cracker was lighted and the
e>p!os ion which follS"GG was anxious.
~ :"w.cd. But the STa'i boy wa 3
not the only pei on va
used fireworks to give yent to his
feelings. Elder persons bought giant
fire-crackers and exploded them A,
will and with perfect freedom
Throughout Ardmore tE",a is kcer
rejoicing over the passage Of the
statehood measure The only com.
plant heard was the prohibition
clause, but this does not seem TO worry
those who are familiar with the right,
Of sovereign states. Some seem %
think that prohibition restriction was
only used as a decoy 10 carry out m"
original plans OF the champions a.
statehood II was known that the
success Of statehood leaders depend
ed entirely upon the ability TO harmon
ize the differences which eNiste / l'
therefore the prohibition Of liquor Is
not disturbing any one very much
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-09
Valentines S Day
February l4th

Valentines day is hand and the pretty custom
OF sending these little remembrances will we think, be
widely observed than The artistic Valentines
which produced these worth sending and worth
receiving. Our stock includes all the latest and most
artistic novelties Some Of the boxed Valentines and card
mounts superb creations If you anticipate sending
Valentines tC some of your friends, why not make your
choice and thus be able select while the
ment is at its best Our window display will give you
slight idea Of the stock within Come inside and all
of them
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-09

T.. J. Hightower a cattleman living
near AdmOrr, was in the city tOdaS
Ou hu uIncss. He says that many cat
a." sore killed by the blizzard, He
also saya that many cattlemen Will
Gu nul OF business In tn spring
Suuth McAlester New.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-09
Over 500 Tons
of Scrap Iron.

The above is the amount of
scrap iron bought by me one
and one half years ago, and gave
satisfaction to every one l dealt
with. | am now in the market
again and promise to pay all
who have Iron, Brass, Copper,
Etc, and in fact, all kinds of
marketable junk, the highest
market price for same. My
n otto is honest weight and
highest market price
You will do well to see me before selling
vuur Iron, etc, situated on East side North
tAddo street, one block NORTH of Planning
Mil. Iuurs fIr business,
o. BATES.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-09

Riding single and d. a. lc row plant
ers at
PINENS, CORHN 4 IRENSLEY.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-02-09

See our line OF Studebaker Buggies
md delivery wagons.
NOBLE BROS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21

Ter bon bieien crniten g4orten oes
Sterbenber tief erihiitterte Spbn
febrte nod ser 9eerbigung it'll uno
in it'd gefebrt JOIN 8pttesafer IN oos
ererbte Sous suriif. Sort brangte
es ibn nnipioer'teblih nod Der Nlml.
pelfammer, nm ben Strid 81 leben,
ben iein Water poriorglid) fir i'm Oh
oifgeb1ngt. Shouoerno mo nod
INNER Den gebrohenel, int Sterbeil
liod) bittenoeu glif ieiHes GaterS
Dor Nugen, nGbertc err lid Der Stele.
NC Der Strid bing. llno iiebe, pie
er ibn bonn Nagel losmad,en molte,
cntoeftc or binter Dem Strid Elm
arit3iiir, an oeiien SUB Der @ater
nit sitterrl6er Suub Die @orte &C.
ldriebcr: oSliibte blBfertig 3i Sc
liiS Gbriitls uno rctte Geinc Seelel"
Der gnbIif oeS StridcS. oes 9ilbe$
mo Scr riibrenoen Suihriit brod)
enOlid oes Sobnc$ perfebrten Siun,
SeiBe SbrGnen itiir5ten aus ieiuclt
Ailgen, CT ionf onf Die anice uno
rief ans: .&oter, uer5eibe mir, ia,
id) gelobe ee, @uBc mill it tbiln MD
meine Seele retteu!" - illo er belt
@ort, er bcfebrte lid mo Iilbrtc
icrton cin orbentlidcs, friltlld,es
Seben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
GbamKeem In Mmerita.

Sic @erbcIierrma Ser 9anoitra.
zen eridien bierSulanoe Dor Sebu
Sabru nod mlsiihtlos. Sest bot
cine Mgitation begonnen, Die iiber.
roideno quite Sortidritte maft.
Rep Yorf, ods bereits s.. 900
iiir 2annltraNeu perails9abt bot,
miro ~miditenS ein SeriaiiunsS.
glmenbment mterbreiten oaS cine
l~ueitere NuSgabe pon flint Wiaioneu
,u oieiem 3lpede aeitattet uno @aes
lpeilt aii Die Imnalme beS Nmeno.
mentS bin. @aiinduietts. oos iebt
Der 6elten S%anoitraBen iih riibmel
fam. bat bereitS fiini Miaionen oa-
iiir pcrausgabt nno miro in oem nGd)-
item Sobren neitere 100000 oaron
orei Sabren Sc. 100000 iiir oieien
3wef inter Die perifieoenen Goum-
ties pertbcilt. IA ioaar Gloriba bat
cine balbe Miaion iiir SanbitraBen
bemiliut,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
Yrotefantiides llrtbeil iber Die
tatboliIaen WiiioneM.

Sn ser Ibtbeilung 9odum (gSeIts
iale,D ser ocltiden Colonial : @e.
iellidaft ipruh jiingIt 2eutltont non
u alsmanm. Ser Sfiiiier bat pou
ans 81 9ferb gott5 liicn i'll
lt76 Soaen biirfqlert. @dbreno
'ieines m~ebridbrigen g~ufeutbaltes in
China, aitf ieiuen alsiliigen IN OaS
Snnere utto nid)t sulebt auf ieineul
&itte Oiird, Gentrnl.Iiien lit er piel.
fnd init MiiiionGren IN 8eriibrung
gcfommen. Segen ole engliid.
proteitantiihen Miiiion1rs erbob
ae,ttnant bon Sal5morr im Ser
laiiie ieines GortrdseS ON id)meren
gorwnrf DoB Tie oiHs"piiihe Eolitif
Der Teligion unb Der GbriitianiIis
rlrng poranitellten. @roBeS Sob
ipenoete er Ougegen benz @irfen Der
tatboiiffen Miiiiondre. Sein llr.
tbeil lnltet lportIid): ySbpobl idj
ielbf Eroteitmt bin. 5oq eS mid
mebr 81 oen fatboliifen als prote-
iruftiifen Wiiiiondren bin. Sf)
bahe Dem GinOruf, ooB sic fatboIi-
ld)M Miiiionen beiier funOirt limo
unO Weit grobere griolge ali5uuei.
len babeu, ais Die proteltantiihen
Miiiioneu. Gs fam mir Dor. oils
Oh leeteren etipos @eOriidenoes on.
baitet, @ongel an Griols." Sd,on
Gmin Nald)a, Stanlen @iBmann
unO anbere beriibmte Ifrifareiienoe
buben Oasielbe llrtbeil abgeseben;
snrh 2elltnant pom SaIsmanu miro
Die aIte 8ubrbeit ~betrdftigt urtO audi
auf Die dineiilten Miiiioner allsge-
0Chnt. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
Aus hen iibrieem Tbeilem.

Miblenhpeg, 90. San. @uS ser
bier mobnenoe Winettsarbeiter Wi,
d,ael 9ilren in peril, gtad)t ans Sii-
oelillgen bon ieiner Nrbcit 5uriid.
tebrte., benllbte er Oas Giienbubnge-
leile uno mllr0e allBerbalb 9ettem-
burg bon einenG 3llge iiberiabren,
nobel ibm elm &ein p~olit6rOig ser.
mGlnit Dlroe, 10 odB haSielbc anpii-
tiert lperoeu m,B. WcE hracnC
zen SdNuerpermurbeset llab Siioe-
.ill9en III bas Spital.
SummslSinssn. 81. sSSnn. Seite
RadNlittdg iiel aii Ser bieiigel;
Stnnel3 Der 4~4i1brise ehioiler s.
>. Wiiaer di,s elmer SDbe Dor Jim
Wtetern berimter uno erlitt idiuere
Serleguu9en. Wsun 5rad,Ie ion 10
iprt i'm Sragtorbe nab Dem &oipi.
tnl, bnd perId)ie6 er bereitS nui nerr
ErunSport. Gr por unperbeirutrel
unb 81 Sint1sn wobuba't.
Hieoerfprm, "a. San. @eint Ser,
lailen Der SGGrie BON 2cger gerietf
porseltern slbenS 0er arbeiter &ctel
&almeS init Miu Irbeiter Sol. Gre,
nlcr ailf Der StraBe in Streit mo er.
belt miuerboiIt einen tieier Melier
itih III Die red]te 9ruItleite. 9il
@lunoe ioll gliidliderueiie nid)t lie
benSgciGhElidl lein. Ser SbGtel
pilr0e protctoniert.
SiSeiinsem, %. Gan. Sier lpllr
sc ON %. Suni DER Gdenfmirtl
N. Sronf beeroigt. 6r. mar am Is
SanIar cine Sreppe beruntcraeltiirS
unO batte iid cine &hhpunoe Sllgc
5o9elt. NlS man ld)lieBlih Den Mrs
ST. Hatbe 500. ipar eS 5u Ip1t. Tr
perldlieo OH elmer @ebirnert5inouns
Madpthnm, 26. San. Dus no
Sipei rSabrcn erbaute Ncbnbaus De.
&rbsiters s. @orees brnrute &C
l,srE WIittas b;s I.,f's HaS:e lhcucr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
Entmeoer ooer.

Gin reftihaffener, braper Maun
hatte einen ein8igen Sobn. 0ieier aber
alid ieinem Gater ourhmis nibt, 10
brap Der Sater ipor, 10 laiterbait mor
Der Sobn. limo troB aller Mabnm.
gen 0es @oterS perbarrte Der Sobn
nitf benz @eae beS 2alters. bem er
leidtiinnig ei~ngeidlagen. gnoIid,
fam eS init Dem Sater 5ltm Sterben.
Gr lieB ieinen Sobn rufeu mo ipradl
ibm: rgrtuarte nidt, oaB i6 nodl
bergeblide @orte on oih peridpen-
De, peoer i'm 8uten nod i'm 9oien.
Sb babe 9eioes az leiner Belt nid)t
gelpart, eS lit aber gaeS nmipnlt ge-
tpeien. SD iebe porolls, mie 9eill
Seben b~erlaufen miro. I'll ipirIt IN
filraer 3eit mein @eIo peraeuoen,
mo Dir miro nihts iibrig bleiben,
ais Irmutb MnO Shan0e. Sur spei
Wege lteben Sir Damn mebr often
entipeoer lteblen mo rduben ooer
berslpeiielrt, mo oos CUBE miro lein
Gntweoer miro man Tih b1naen,
poer On mirlt Gid lelbit erb1n0cn.
Sir baS Grite miro ole Sbrigteit icr.
gen, fir bas 3iueite babe ih porae-
iorst. Sn Der binteren aammer
oben, 100 SaS alte @eriimpel liegt,
babe ib nod Dor einiaen Sasen, nm
Cir Wtiibe uno 0elo 81 iparen eincn
Strid on einen Magel beieitiat. 9er
bait! on oieicm magit Gu lid Damn
alIfbangen; es iiebt cid oa fem
Ntenlt. Grtenne barin nod Ole
Gorge 9eineS @aters Inn 3id!"
go lpraH Der alte Wonn UNI itprb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
Die acknowledgements beindlte a

Die GrbgrOfBersugim beilld)te am
"a. Sanrtar baS Snititilt ct. Sopbie;
lie mafte eilleu Humogans ourd, Die
9ebr5immer ser itGotiiten Sber-
primGridulle uno burb ous Eeniio-
nat, intereiiirte iih fiir Den 9ebrplan
uno lieB lid sic Bidder mo Seite
Der &inoer 5eigen. Sieraitf begriiBte
Die gelld]erin alle SdJpeItern mo
belrtdte Die &ranfen mo itelte Den
Seiiif) Der Erin5elliunen in Musiid,t.
- IulGBlib OeS @ebnrtstoges Der
fleinen Yrin3eiiin Charlotte mrrber
am %. Sannlar iehs nrnle &inOer
bon Ben Yrin5eiiimen NIT marmen
&leibungsidideu uno Stiefeln be-
lhenft. Die groBte Sreqioe erregtell
bel Den 8eid)enfter Die Titppen mo
SuBigfeiter, Die lbren ron Dem @e.
burtStagsfine oargereiht iouroeu.
sSie ifon ieit mebrereu Snbren, be:
Soioane @arorlu Ipor ben talib.
Itlmnten &n6ern Gin Set oereitet.
Sic &in6er irerer, iih has ganss
SaBr niIi ben Sag; lie tpllrben iebeS
nit fleiien @eibenfen erfreut, De
famen Gbofolose lino Gltdwn, inb
5eieten in ribrenoer @3eiie ibre
Santbartelt.
in Der Tadt Dorr "a. Sanuar
ipnroen @inGrudrs Siebiuible III
5mci llbrmadJerlaoen in. ser Balm.
boi Apenle mo in ser NiaeSItrnBe
i1 Sollerih beapneen. Gie Inn.
itdnoe, inter Deile1l Die 6eiocu Gin
bride ~erIolgten, lalien onraui idlic.
BEN, 6aB beiSe pom benleIben SG0.
tern periibt mrroer. Sn Der STILES.
itraBe oemoiirten bie einbred)er oit
Spiegelifeibc o. llbrnud)erlabenS
Ntolitor mo eiglepn iid) alle @aa.
rell an, oie I'M Sd)ouienlter ollSge.
itelt lparen: llbren, Ninge, Setter
WeoaillonS, Statiten II. /. ~. Sci
@ertb Der geItoblenen @eaenItGno(
betrG9t etmo 1000 6rnnten. Nn
Worgen inno man III Ger 9tGhe oel
@obnna Wtolitors cine Nln5aM Dor
9~eitoblenen @eaenitdnben alli oen
8ooen umberliegen. Mon nimm
an ooB ole Ginbrcdcr periheudr
mlroen, w1breno lie Die @egenltGno'
perpodten. Gin qanj abnlider Gin
brnd) lit ans Der 9ahnhoi : Nueml,
5u per5eihnen.' @egen 2 llhl
Wor9enS prrbe Die @lnSid'eibe Oct
ubrmaderlabeus Soege pGrd Stein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
Bel Is 0rao Winns.

Iie @elt lit ni6t pollfommen
limo feline 91init perfect;
MaS gliibt, bot balb peralommeI
limo miro BON Haft beoedt.
3ipar leben tpir eleftriifL
SaS Sibt erseu9t Der SluB,
limo mir ertennen ipettrilb
Zen SpotB i'm Cirrus.
@ir iebn' nit Mifroieopen
Sn Der Wifropeu 3ern
uno init ben Seleicopen
Zen iernen @anoeliteru.
Tes SogeIs Slug mir malen
SIN Ni init Spnnenifein;
@ir ienben Rontsen's Strablen
Sinein Durf Warf rno 8ein.
@ir loien uno mir binOen
Die &rdite ser Iatlrr,
Walo ldlift inns in @efpinoen
Spgar Ole @eltenubr.
60 riibmt in n%niern Saeen
Die Sehuif ibre 9rait,
@as eibt's ods mir niht pagen
Mit nnierer @iiienihoft!
0n idnob auf @inbesiliieelu .
Cir barter Sroi It oaber,
uno ieinen Grimm 5u Siiaeln
Sit ibrer aunlt su ibDer.
Serihlmmt lit ibr Srobloden
Sie Sliiile iino geitant,
llnb Die Waldinen itoden,
Die ibrer 8ruit pertraut.
Grloidcn iino Die 2ihter,
&ergliibt auf einen Sblag,
limo iinltere @eiidter
Sub es ain 9erhtbulostog.
ltnb ale eroBeu Setter
Iuf einmal iperben it'll;
Ser 6roit miro Mllem @eiiter.
Sobalb CT ernItlih mil!
Sod) aing er 10 fhrei Saeen
uuo pieSer waro es 2idt;
gr fam MIR. INN 5it iaeen:
sSbr Ieniheu blGtb Glld) uidt!"
0Irmatte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: o%su1em6nrger gla6ridten. !
NANANhNAANANAM AnANAN ANANANhNh NANAANAM NANhNANhNANANhHAN sNANAMAhsANahNee

boGiten Soieins 81 6ringen. Sn
Der FL. Soufe mirtte Der 1T. 0eiit
audi nod in elmer onDeren gnn5 be.
lonberen @eiie in meiner Seele. Gr
prdgte D%erielben numlid ourd) Den
StrabI Seiues Si6te5 cine 10 groBe
GrfenntniB, Siebe uno G6rIurd)t
Hegen 0ie Sil9enO ser bl. &einbeit
Gin, boB il BON Der ;3eit an unb nod
bis oltf ben bcutfgen Sag liebcr tnlI,
'cho MGl geltorben pdre, ais nlrd,
mr. I'M Winoeiten etluuS BON mir gu
jnlalIen, mas pieicr mciucr 2iel-
ltn9S' Sugeno 5nhuioer .gcmeicll
ipnre."
6ortieBung iOlgt)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
I'm A(piter ann anttliden &erien

I'm &loiter 5ilnt gottliheu Ser5el
Seiu in Buffalo, u. -, leete am II,
6ebrtar Sdipelter Wdria NlernnOro
Die epieen @eliibOe oh. Sbr MtGo'
6ennane mar Maria &aIIer unb liz
lit Die dlteite Sohter Der @belellt(
Seinri6 nno Sulamd Saller, geb
Stein. Otter lnlo @elhpiiter ma
rem bel Der ihonen Seier Sugegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
@eind)t iuiro:

Serr @uorcas 2 d no d. &c
biirtiA bon &oinI8Gn. 2ltremblrg
5iiIeBt lpobnhnit III Chicago, SIl
Gtpnige Giisfunit ienNe man: Mn s
Sborn Saupt AusmonbermgS
Ngent IN Slirembilrg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21
'6rokberso9tbum.
Ans Der Bamptfaot.
Originals orreiponben3 Der oSur
4. 9a5ette".)
NuS benz 6rOf5er5pstbnm.

Gbriitli1 o3tale Be
negung. - Ger Streit
erEarteien. - SolfSs
perein. - So5ialeGou IL
eren5e II. Solfs g.
SodjhuIe = 2iberale
Siga. &ammer Ser
geor0ne II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-02-21

milrIe sertriimmert; ldlHritlidlc @n0
rem III ser Nusldge murbeI seItoblen.
Ger gPliBer erlejoet etnen Sda0rn
Don 300 Srdnteu. Nuf oeu Soben
uor 0cm Nnule funo mon ,cbenfoa@
Wnaren, meId)e Die 9iebe perloren
botten. Gie Eoli3ei lit Den fred)elt
Gleben an Ger Spur.