davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-14

Go. B, Portland-Score, 357. CFourtb
Prize.)
Hcadquar;ers-Sco 35i.
Co. +, Sanford Score. $50.
Co. X. Brunswick Score. 49,.
Co. |. LewistonSCore, 2S5.
Co G, Biddeford- Score, 272.
Co L. Portland-SCDre, 232
Co. IL. Rockland-Score. 20.
SECOND INFANTRY
Co. T., Dover-Scorc. $50. First
co. l., IIouIlon-Scorc 316 Csecond
PRICE
90. Z, Lewiston Score 365. tThird
PrizeD
Go. II. WatervilIe-Score 36l.
Fourth PRICE
60. G, Bangor-SCore, 352
co. Il. Farlu;ngtoll-Scorc, 3i2
60. G, h-Score. 81.
Go. I, tport-Sculc. 90
Co. NJ, Augusta Score. 20,
60. A, Gardincr-Scorc. 2g..
Co. r, Skowhegan-Scorc, -.
60. ID. Transformations, 30.
In justice to the competitors il ,;horld
be noted that in several instances
~'> 'N''' i''''' ''''i'''ii''S Witch
ma no opportunities Tor range practice.
"hlle the presence Of such teams low
erS inc lc@iin"ntil average per team
me spirit which prompts i company to
SEND team t" certain defeat is COM
hehdable ard the knowledge which
SUCH team members gain ut Il cumpcti-
ton is of value to them when thcv are
afforded suitlbl" range facilities at
home.
In addition to the team prizes al tho
First mfantry competition friends Of
Co. T. offered Individual cash prizes ,p-
gregating $50. The order Of merit for
these prizes uas as follows.
Scrgt. George e. Tubb: ca u Man.
way, first prize. $50; Mai, r. J., I.r:,d-
bury, +. g. =. Norway, srcond nrizo
SIS; Sorgt. NJ. =. Stiles ca. r Mar.
way, third prize. ST.; Priv. T. : rnhh
Go. +, Portland. fourth n,iyn sin.
Serst. S. $. Maxim. CO. u Noru..,v
Gfth ,riyo co. s.nrrt ~ A. , NO. MY
co. ID. Norway sixth nrizn 1T
Scrgt. d. w. Wentworth \ &,
S., Sanford, seventh prize 81. PRIV
Guy G. Bean. co. & Auburn eiobtb
prize. 81: Lieut.. ~ G. Poolcr !, G. {
Rockland. mini, nrizn se. com II
Ellis. Co G. Auhurn tentb nrizc e..
Scrgt. ". p. Marston "a n Nn,v,v
18th urize. S.. Scrct r, II D,uob.,tv
90. ID Norway. 1oth nrizn 81. priv r
ID. Walsh. Co. f. Portland 12th nrizc
s.: Scrct G. A Field 90 i sanford
18th prize. 81: PRIV. r, W Rosyortb
Go. G. Auburn. 18th nrize 81. priv {.
w. Chase. co. NJ. Westhrn,l, 1etb
prize. 81; PRIV. #. T.. G.. Hav 90 NJ
Wcstbrook. nth prize. "a. Corn
Belliveau, Co. l. Lewiston. 18Th prize
81; Lieut.. +. r. Ridoout. co. X Rruns-
wick, nineteenth prize 81. PRIV T. .
Lyon. Co. G. Auhurn D0tb nriza 60.
ScrGt. p. S. willard co y Portland
list prize. 81: Cant. William G. Good
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-14
HAIR NATURALLY ABUNDANT.


Fair preparations and dandruff cures,
as a rule. are sticky or irritating affairs
that do no earthly good. Hair. when not
diseased. grows naturally luxuriantly.
Dandruff is the cause of nine-tenths of
all hair trouble. and dandruff is caused
by q germ. The only way to cure dand-
ruff is to kill the germ; and. so far, tbs
only hair preparation that will positively
destroy the germ is Newbros Herpicide-
absolutely harmless. free from. grease.
sediment dye matter or dangerous drugs.
IL allays itching instantly; makes hair
glossy and soft as silk Destroy the
cause. you remove the effect" Sold by
leading druggists. Send Zoe. in stamps for
ample to The Herpicide Co., Detroit,
Mich.
Bowditch, Webster Co., Special Agts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-14

Special representatives wanted for Everyhcdy'e
Magazine in towns where there arc NJ deale1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-14

With Lawson exposing the
wickedness of high finance
and revealing the wretched
and rotten condition of insur-
ance, investment, politics.
With Russell showing the
marvellous power Of the weak.
when they work for one
another-a few starving strik-
ers building a business of
s14o,ooo,ooo.oo capital and
billions Of good works.
With a stirring story Of
Alaskan love and adventure,
and a few mighty good Christ
mas Stories
Everybody's for December
is full Of stir, and thought, and
feeling.
Everybody, Magazine IS cents
$50 year
Special representatives wanted for Everybcdys
Magazine in towns where there arc ~ deaie1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-14
annual REPORT
Of Inspector General Of
Rifle Practice.
Results Attained During the
Past Year Very Gratifying.
Interesting Story Of Work Of Maine
Troops During Year.

The annual report of Col. Elliot g.
Dill, inspcctor-general of rifle practice,
for the year 1905, has been issued from
the office of the adjutant, and contains
many interesting statements and fig
ures relative to the National Guard of
the State, of which the following is an
extract:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-14
STATE OF MAINE.

Office of Inspector-General of Rifle
Practice.
Portland. Nov. 20, 1865.
Major General Augustus +. Farnham:
Adjutant-GenCral. Augusta. Maine.
Sir: | have the honor to submit tho
following report of small arms practice
i'm the National Guard. Of the State Of,
Maine. for the season ending A0vcn,bcll
1, 1905:
The season of 1905 has Brought small
arms practice in the National Guard of
the state of Maine TO the higftst ijoint
Of efficiency iii its history -
There are today 46S officers and men
who have fired at 200 300 ana 800 yards.
OF this number 102 have fired a 20 900
500 and 600 yards. slow-fire, 2e0 yards.
timed-tire: and made skirmiSh runs
from 6oe to 2CO yards. OF these 102, *
have fired at 500 and 1000 yartis
During the season of 1905 stress has
been laid on the necessity of systematic
work at POO 800 and 800 yards in quail
flying second-cIassmcn, tirgt-cl;tssncn
and marksmen, which has resulted in
a material increase in the number of
men qualifying in these classes In
i''i 'i.' Nat as IoiDAfS.
SeCoiIi-claSSmcn. 8; first -claSSmcn II.
marksmrn. 1l2, ana in .190J, s"cond-
cldssmen, q. irst-cIassmcn, a. marks-
mon. 265; showing gain for the sea
son of IL SecOnd-classmen. 81 first
classmen and 133 marksmen. There
has been Il decrease of 23S in .,the
f"urth-cIassmen, which Includes all
those who have not fired
The figure Of meEt for the several
organizations shows q remarkable adj
vaEre OYER 1904. The Individual figure
of merit for the entire Guard has been
advanced from 20.3 to 4i.53. The figure
of merit for the First Infantry has
been advanced from 1913 to All: that
of the Second Infantry. from 80 to
1901: that of the naval reserve from
1914 to 20.S0: and that of the staff of the
COMMUNICATIVE chief; from 200 to 20 f6.
Comparative figure of merit Comp;tns
ID. First Infantry. Norway, again has the
honor of leading the Guard in figure Of
merit, with Co. III. Second Infantry, Wa
tcrville, for the second time in second
place. The comparative figure of merit
by companies, headquarters and divisions
is as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-14

The State of Maine rifle team. Pur-
suant to instructions from your Office,
a rife team was organized to repre-
sent the National Guard of the State
of Maine at the meeting of the New
England Military Rifle Association at
Wakefield, Mass. Aug. 15-1S, and at
the national matches held under the
direction of the National Board for the
Promotion of Rife Practice. at Sea
Grt. NJ J.. Aug. 24-Sept. l.
The team was selected after a two
days' competition at Brunswick. Aug
Z and s. This competition included
work in slow fire at 200. 500
and 500 yards. together with timed
fire at 200 yards and rapid fire at 10y
and 500 yards. The names of the 10
men thus selected are as follows:
Major Bal F. Bradbury, surgeon
First Infantry.
Captain John W. Nash. co. D. FIRST
Infantry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-14

If it is better to know things
about prices than to guess and
wonder and fret, then IT,. u !,
worth while to read all the ode
in the Journal. today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-14
STATE OF MAIN T..
acknowledgements Office.
,,.,.,I nrInrc. M u

General orders No. u.
Augusta, December /, 1903.
The annual report of the Inspector
General of Rifle Practice is hereby
PROMULGATED for the information and
guidance of ali concerned.
TIE results attained i'll rifle practice
during the past year are most crafty
ing and reflect great credit UPON the
officers in charge of this department as
we'll as upon the members of the Guard
who have participated. A careful
study of this report is enjoined upon
every member of the Guard as it is be-
lieved that a thorough knowledge OF
the subject matter contained therein
will tend to an Increased knowledge
and interest in matters pertaining to
rifle practice.
the experience gained in the New
England Military Rifle Association at
Wakefield, Mass, and in the National
Match at Sea Girt, has proved most
valuable to the Guard. and the results
attained We're very cOmmenda bic
The conduct Of the officers and men
who participated was such as to reflect
creGit upon the state they represented
that ''thc season of 1908 has brought
small arms practice in the National
Guard Of the State uf Maine to tho
highest point of efficiency in its his
tory"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-14

Captain Harry P. Carver, Co. c, First
Infantry.
First Lieutenant Arthur II. Field,
Co. B. Second Infantry.
Second Lieutenant Harry NJ. Perry.
Co. l., Second Infantry.
Boatswain's Mate Ust CD Louis S.
Heseltine, LIST Div, Nav. Res.
First Sergeant Charles y. Marston.
Co. d. First Infantry.
.. NJ. Sergeant Lyman ii. Daugh-
raty, Co. ID, First Infantry.
Sergeant Moses p Stiles. Go. d,
First Infantry.
Sergeant Frank j. F'errin. Co. c,
Second Infantry.
Sergeant William F. Marston, Co.
d, First Infantry.
Sergeant Daniel w. Wentworth,
hospital steward. First Infantry.
Corporal Fred l.. Smell. Co. c, First
Infantry.
Corporal George +. Tubbs, Co. D.
First Infantry.
Private Edward c. Trafton, Go. +.
First Infantry
In >. o. No. 60. from your Office, the
above named officers and men We're
constituted the State of Maine Rifle
Team, the inSpector-gencral of rife
practice being named as the team cap
tain. Major John j. Dooley of Portland,
assistant Inspector general of rifle
practice, as assistant. and Captain
Gilbert NJ. Elliott of Brunswick, aSsis-
tant surgeon, First Infantry, as sur
geon and quartcrmaster
1t was impossible to arrange for team
practice prior to departure from the
State and the men did not shoot to-
gethcr as Il team till they entered the
New England Interstate trophy match
at Wakefield, Aug. 18th. Tho l. men
selected as the Maine team for this
event We're as follows: Sergt Went
W ORTIZ Capt. Carver. Corp. TubbS,
Sergt. Stiles, Corp. Smell. Sergt. c. A.
Marston. SCrgt. W. =. Marston, +. NJ.
Ileseltine, Sergt Daughraty, Lieut.
Field, Capt. Nash and Priv. Traitor.
Five Of the six New England states
were represented in the match and
Maine finished in third place, but four
points behind Rhode Island. who took
second money, and far in the lead Of
New HAMPSHIRE. which was fourth
Massachusetts won the match by a
comfortable margin and Connecticut
finished in last place. The scores of
the five competing teams We're us fol-
lows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-14

New Hampshire Observation-Disclosures, Isl
The highest aggregate score made by
any competitor in the match, WAS that
Of Sergt y. W. Wentworth Of the
Maine team, with Il total of 2S2.
In the other events at the W~kofeId
meeting the Maine riilemen Won HOS
ors. Tho Cadet Trophy match; "opcn
to teams Of five from amstSco1n pa.Iy,
troop or battery unit in .NeIkCnAalid
vas won by the team rerressn CO:
y. First Infantry, y. G. :. NJ, Norway,
This match was shot at .20Q aud 500
yards. two sighting sh6ts and. seven
Counting shots ct each ringc. III the
f;ancroft Match at 900 aSd 500 yards,
oyer ~ teams ~ six from amy rcgr-
mental OF battalion unit in New Eng
land, the team representing the First
Infa htrE. n. G. S. NJ: stood fourth;
ISerGt. NJ. P. Stiles; of 60.
H.. First Infantry, Norway, won
ths Hale Trophy hr the best score in
two sightings and seven counting
shots at 1000 y,rds. Several other
individual prizes We're won by members
OF the team. -. Il
The same team, with the cGfbtion
of Capt. Fl p Carver Of GO. c.. LIST In
fantry, who was ILL., competed at Sea
CfrA. at the .matcfss commencing Aug.
34''rlri although S5pdlcapped by linz m,
The fret that fhei We're in competition
.with xho + ~ beg, rife Shots. in
Hcrr " Tn@r 1p snF" sests
80
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-28

leien. Mnmertung Der He0aftion.)
Tie 2ocomotiu . Sore iein oes
Neueite, I'M SD ben es. 81 courie
ben SD es III Die SiiB, ODER mie
mer III 9aiern iagt, IN Die Saren.
Der Safter bot gelagt, es tbdt aus
Mei'm fleine @ebirn fimme. 9a-
bruff ben SD ibm Die gaun5 ee.
eetpme. valeines @ebirn?" ben
Sd qeioat - ySie unperihGmter
Menif! @as fGat Sbnen oann
ei2 @laobe Sic. neil Sic e 9aftcr
iein, oerie Sic Mi6 iniolte2 Sic
iein Discharged! Sd nemm en-
annere Iafter, Der meeB, mie mer
en- prominente Ieitihe sc triete
bot" ben Sd gelagt.
Ilulper - no oes iet berfimmt,
is ia @oriht. @nibau Sd bab lie
Die 2ofomotip-S are. @igentlih
iein es automobil.S nre. Gdmlih
Tie gebn bun ielber mobi unb 5lpar
mo- anneriht, mie no SD ri mil.
Der fam olio Die 2ofomotip.S are
aad veigeiinnige SiiB" faae.
IS is, trosoem Dob es 10 iteiliih
I'm %fdidion6bel I'm prominent is,
bod e i6redli6e SidneB. Sor Sn-
items, Milter Goiter, Sd iis i'm Gei-
ning.&oom I'M Die gllti fallt bun
opwe I'M iegt, Sd ioa emol en-
gageblid enuif gebn, lie miibt Wfir
mas @i6tiges iage. Ilio SD lteb
uff III mil enuif 81 Der @lti.
Sot Wir's mas gebatt: (8eniist.
Slnm. D. Teo.)
go! 9ie perriidte 2ofomotip.
Sare botpipe ibr'n Meino anncrid)t
nfigemodt. Gunner in De Seller
bin Sit 20. +. Mei 2egs iein) IN
ben e 9uttel bun Dem Steinberger
aGbinett eruii gebolt III oa hermit
ben Sd Wif 60. T.. Die eiaeiinniee
SiiB, Die Malefi5 . Iutomobil-Sar
bappe Mid) an De Gid bigeiose,
III Damn is Die sllti gefimme III,
boz geld)lnlptf I'm geld)ail1f, neil
Sd nit ennif gcfimme bin.
ogllti, Sd fem mir berior", ben
Sd geiagt. nGs iain Die Soto.
motip. Sarc."
81 courie gluabt Die @lti oes nit.
i%onneru lie pGBt iebr onpleiiGnte
&imarfs. (Sie Diiie ia, mie Die
8eibslcit iein, Wilter goiter. Sbur
Sic njt?)
I'm es merb bun Gag sc Saq
ihlimmer nit Die Sofomotip.Sare
9ie 9ttGds firnme INNER otter.
Seint Mor6e for Sniten5 ben sd
an Wei'm 2awper III Mei'm Meo'
ihent acpoat, I'm I'D iein iehr friif
ufigeitanne. @as benfe Sic, mas
Mir bes aeDubt bot sca.uGar mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-28

Wfei eigelinnige SiiB baipme ibr'n
Miae borhaelest benin Sl6aui
iein SD eeldnoet. 8ie SD fallm
crit beim Sibaqie brein lpar, oa bot
Die slttGd e 9ible nad]geloiie. SD
ben iognr mitois peiter bun Die
eigeiinnige SiiB aetropmelt Sc Iei e
Iaar Stunbe iebr gcmiitbli1 III
nett fegle Tonne.
lin wie SD Damn beim ieil ba
bamipe Die 2ofomotip-Sure Wtid)
crit red]t emol mo Cam lebte Corner
Dor Mei'm Saus) enei gebradt.
Set benfe Sic pieaeiht, 0iiiter
goiter, e Mann, mo nit 10 erer
forhterlihe &ranfbeit beboft' is,
Der tbdt Mitleio IN aompaiden
III SimbGtti finoe. Sbun Sic?
@eQ, bes IS, mo Sic De Wiitabf
mode. Nod nit emol glaabe tbrt
Wir's sic Ilti, Dob sd Die Coco
motip.Sore ben. Sic bldbmt es
an aaes Moglihe, I'M bun Croft
ipeee @einer @fieiftihen is fet
Spur.
9es SAlimmIte is oluruer, Wilter
Glitter, Die SidneB is fGtlding. Der
9orre Gnetide-Smnes bot geitern
nit ieiner sllti in Die aerd gebn
molle. @r is Wir be9e9net IN
bot SANDS nit Wir geifaft III =
ba bot cr's oa6 idun aef1tIft ge-
bolt. gr is gum Sidaai ltatt in
Die &erf).
8ann Sic Mir begeane, Wtiiter
Goiter, bo bleibe Sic nor meg BIN
Wfir, iunid,t friege Sic eS aaf I'm
miiIe forhterlid %iofiern o%rllnner.
Mit bieiem @llnid iein Sd emit
meile 10 lang
Mit Tigaros
Donrs
Sobn &iti6 d. ESQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-28
@arnm baS Mecr ME iiberlGmit.

(slus elmer baieriifcn Sdulc.)
ssn Der Gdul' lit bent bonn @alIer
O. Geo',
@ic's on gan eiseuthiimlif aebt.
Sell ales @nlicr bod am Gno'
Oils Bad mo SliiB ms Meer nei'.
reunt
limo bod, mie mGnniglih befannt.
Stein Sropierl lauiet iiber'n Hono.
Ser 2ebrer fragt: oMaS mcint S6r
mobl,
@arum miro's @eer icst sar ME
poQ2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-28

DIE neuelte IN ta1f1os
nGbelite SidneB. Ip-
penbicitis is nimnler
brin. Ses is aus of
Steil IN fee ielbit-
acbtenber Mann bot es
mebr. @s is ies
gQes 2ofomtip Sore.
@ eir m II t Bid bat
Srenno Sobn bon
lofomotoriiber gtarie
.Socomotor Mta-
rid"-oehort ODER de-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-28
&rcbs, Snmpr, SGmorrboiocn, Sta
tarrb, 0cidwiire mno Samt-
franfheiten.

GieIe meroen burd cine Scrbin'
bnna. mebi5iniiher Dele eriolgreid
gebeilt. Sauienbe bon Yerionen
fommen sl ober ihreiben on Or.
gpe BON &anias Stir, NO, INN
oieies mlnberbare Del. Siele Sale
meroen allb 81 Sauie obne ar5t-
Iide Sillie bebanoelt. Sebaftete
Yerionen iolen nm elm iailltriertes
gud i6reiben, bas Die perlGieoenen
aronfbeitem Dor unb nod Der Be
banOlung 5eigt. Ner5te e%npreblen
oieics geliuoe &eilmittel. Won
ihreibe ooer ipenSe iib an: 2r.
9pe, Gde Scr Ncumten mo Trooo.
map. &anias Gitn Wo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-28
Sragt 5mei Mal, ald Elm brittle,

6ragt 5pei Mal, auf Elm brittes
Dial,
stldts riibrt iid i'm aonsen
Saal.
guf einmal altf Dem lebten 3lob,
ga 5eigt Or Sepp, / glalib' Der
bats.
ySrab, Seppel, nlad)' Die aubern
5'Sd)ano
ltno Jag inns, Nos Cir lit 6cfunnt."
DSerr Sebrer", idreit Der Seppel
friid,
~2os iitrig @aii'r iaufet o.
Slid"
-%-%-%~
@enn Sbr es nidt glollbt, 10
ipartet uno iebt. Nit Den 0uuenl.
ber-S tilrmen fontmt Hbeumotin1rus,
uno Sbr meroet nid)t bon Oenielben
befreit menn Sbr ni1t ct. Sofobs
Gel amuenbet, meldes ioiort farirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-28
gcbe bonn bcntid)em Glcmente bic
Guritcllnng yocs p%prncbmcn" Sclbit<

luicn.
Gin beiliger, ritterlid)er Stpl5
erfiiae inns. Stol5 ouf ieine berr-
libe Sprafe, an einem onberen
Srte babe ib ibr oas @ort ges
reject aber ollf ltolS oarauf lei
Der Ieutlh . Imerifaner, ; Die
Sprode oes 2anoes pollfommen 5u
beberrIhen; itol5 auf bic groBe @e-
ihifte icineS olten Saterlanoes uno
itol5 barouf on ser eriten unb slor-
reiden 8eifidlie mitorbeiten Su
oiirien; itul5 anf bic 3iise edit
bcntid)cn @cicns nno itpls barami,
tie in ocm berrlidcn Silbc oes
ncnen &ulfes mitaebcn sn birfcn;
itol5 ans benz Gigcnen id0pfem az
f0nncn nno itpls baraaf Sas Cute
nnb Bette in NnDercn mirbigen nnb
lcruen ST fGnnen; itols anf nniercn
fl. @lanbcn nnb fl. Stride nnb Dpn
rittcrlid)er pornebmcn Irt alien
InbersslGubiaen gcgeniibcr.
Menn Sic 10 orbeiten, meme
Serren, Damn merben Sic oll6 Dem
Oerti6en 'Seimatbslonbe @bre be-
reiten. 9tibts bon Den geltrebnn-
gen Der ioeen, nIaoeutifen" nifts
BON territoricaen @roberungen. Sic
eeb0ren Dem politiihen Mmerifa an,
nit ltngetbeiltem &er5en uno init
beiliger Creme. Mber crubcfm
mplcm mir Iae bcm alten Batter
lanSe, Die linn gcbiibreubc Mdtnma
nmS Ghrc nor bieicm Ganoc mno Dor
ben &Dlfcrn Der Groe; erobern mol
len mir Dem bcmtid)cn Namen Sas,
iuas nnsertrennlih init linn ucrbnn-
Scn ut, bentide Gbrlidfeit, bemtider
Socalismns, ocntIdc Ncmiitblihfcit
mno Scmtide Srenc. limb Sic,
mcinc Scrrcn, ip1cn anfncbmen bic
srpfcm cblcn 3iac bicics memcn
memen @olfcs, nno GentidtM mcri-
fancr bcbente fir INNER = edlte
Mmerifqncr, meitblifcnSe, hodhcr-
siae, ~arpksieise Mcniden, bic Men-
iden Der 3mfnnft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-28

NdferlQn0 9Clltltgcl. WtuIl pElle
, Ii an oas id)oilir bicIer poetlld)cn
Critic BON Conrad Src5, DEM
H%beinpiGljcr:
4etn Baum gch0rte mir bon Oclllcl
WuiDcrl1,
Wein NOR tciu @alnn allt 0clilelt
HpdcnfelOerh;
11no lfublus bolt Oh MIDI blnnls.
getriebcl,
g8eil id) III mclllcr SltgellO llIdt
pcrltnnD
Gid lueniger ullo mcbr MIDI lelblt
5l llcbcll,
a1no Ocnl,od licb' i'd DID, nlclll
SnterlanO.
ponb mcincr Batter! lanGcr nld)t
Dus meme,
60 bcili9, lit fem Sooen mic Ger
oeitc,
sfie miro Dcin SilO aus mcllcr
Sccle idminocn,
limb fniipftc old an mid fem
lcben0 gallo,
60 mitrben mid DIE So0tell an Sl1
bil0en,
Gie oeire Grbe oedt, nlclll Su.er-
lano.
8 miirbcn S5ene, Die 81 &nnlc
bllcbct.
g9ie oeine 6ortgeipanocrten Gid
lieben,
golo piiroeit Gu 5i etnem
&eihe Deroen,
limb oeiite atnoer ging 9allo III
@auO,
11ro mod)ten Gid Snm grpBten
2uto ori Green,
@ie 9u Dos bette bit, mem
0atcrlauo!"
@obrlid, meme Serren, es tbit
Der 2iebe 5u Dem neuen Soterlatoe
fei1en Gintrag, penn ole Surger
berlelben nit 2ieb' ulo Gontbarfelt
Der ulten Seimatb gcbenfcn. Mle
Die Menlhen, 10 lit bod oltd Die
&1tltnr gum weituus srOBten Sbeil
iiber oen S5ean aus Dem often
europa bierber gctomncn; Die
ies finbli6e GerbdltniB Der Oarf'
barren @nbGnglidfeit lit 10 i%elbItper-
ft1nolit, baB 9eutiGen MaHgel
Derielben in Ingcb0rigen anoerer
HotipnalitGten unongcnebm emf
'pfin0en miiroen. @ir laiien ben
,sSren ieine 9egeiIternng Dem Tral'
tsoIen feline Ygloire", Dent Sober
iieine Soiinung; mo lo'le nns
'5ie ,oeuti6e 3reue uno oanfbar(
2iebe".
@s fonlmt cine 3cit, no cine at
F5ere, 2iebe Dem iun9en Wtonne II
E5ie Secle 5icbt. 10 maftig mo tief
bob er iiG ibrcr ni6t ermebrcl
kfunn. ,9aber miro Der Wenid
8ater ltnb Mutter p~erlaIlen mo lei
mem Meibe anbangen." Wlt Den
5yeuer broutlider Sicbe umidng
Ger 2eutid- Imerifaner, Der oanerni
@iiroer oieles Sonoes geruoroen
ieine neue iunge ullo Id]one Sel
motb. Gr gibt Die finblide Sieb
,nidt auf; aber cine neile, anoers
;aeortete Siebe fommt biu5t. gtid)
Beaeniob, ionoern Se5iebung Il
ailh bier. 9(u6 Der @atte lit De
Sobn ici1er Wutter uro Die 8attlI
Ole 5ohter hires Saters. $50 &c
I1unbe Scrbaltniiie iino, miro bo
reue Itorfe Yonb nidt oas alt
lIoien, ionoern letter fnilpfen. s
benz Safe olleroings, no 8eger
iiGbe entitiinoen, ole nlft ilbcrluul
Den peroen fontten, no plelleid
6urd5 iremoe SGulo Die bciOcn sc
milien uleill5 mcr0en, mo et
frieoli6er @usgleid nidt mogliC
mare, in bieicm Safe 8eboren 81
Soften 5u chamber. Ser 9eutld
@merifnuer gebort glmerifn al
oaran fam, 10 ihmcr6lih cs III
manGe Der 8etbeiligten iein mag
fein 3ipeifel ieiil, Deber bier not
6riiben, mebcr in Berlin, nod /
@oibington. slber, III ii Der
@eoeni1be lein? IS lei bnrur
ntiere belize Tilidt, lunier @ae
boran 81 icBen, nm 81 perbilter
bab Spannung ODER Srcnnung ell
trete IN ben 9~esiebungen Der belize
Nationen, mo i'd pertroue barall
boB i) nift MIR i'm Nonen DC
9eutif : amerifaner, ion6ern II
Namcn alter cd)tcm NmcrifmC
rebe, Die ibr @atcrlanb, bic lfnio
Iieben, ,pcnn mir and bier Erofe
cinlescu gcaen @crimdc, Scmtid
Lamb unS Nmerifa 5n SeinScn )
NADER .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-28
Subn HitifL @sa., leiSet on elmer
Wpoe-& ranfbeit.
MiIter Glitter !

Wiiter @biter!
8iiie sic bes Nelleite, @iiter
gbiter? SD mod e @ett, Sic
tbun nit! Namlid Sd ben Die
&ofomotipsSore Sic balpme bod
oub idun perpo geleie, bamwe Sic
nit? &ofomotip.Sare iein ndmlib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-28
pater Bonauentlra's berrlidf Reof i'm ST..
5larien : Calno III Dubuque.
Gin b0dJf lebrrridrr Dortras, lue!dJer Die mriteae ~gradDtnn9
aller Deutldl Amtrikanrr urr0ient, DIE America
rno D~eutfdIlanG non ecrten lifbcn.

Gorticsung bon Der /. Scitc.)
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1905-11-06
Tuberculosis Show.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-This city is
to have a tuberculosis exhibition. The
committee in charge, says the Mag
azine Charities, announces that the
American Museum of Natural His
tory has joined hands with the Natur-
al Association for the Study and Pre-
vention of tuberculosis and with the
committee on tuberculosis of the
Charity organization, to make the ex-
hibition success.
The exhibition will attempt to show
the facts regarding the disease and
it's distribution, and what is being
done and what ought to be done. Ex-
hibits of sanatoria, consisting of elab-
crate models, photographs and charts,
come from points as widely separated
as California and Nova Scotia, On.a-
rio and Arizona. Large maps showing
the relative prevalence of the dis
ease in the different states of the union
are being prepared and others giving
similar information for the chief
cities and occupations will also be
exhibited.