davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-21
Lave Baltimore :

An additional train will Annapolis at
srsp. m and baltimore no PIN. on satur.
Sunday Trains.
Leave Annapolis s. 90 and 8. 40 a. m, 8. 40
aud TOO p. N.
cave baltimore 800 and 1905 a. M, 800
and 8 30 .. ~.
Arrive Baltimore 8 O5 and 10 a. m, AZ and
Arrive Annapolis 9O5 and Ii O5 a. m. 90 and
il1 p. m.
b. BROWN, J.. WILSON BROWN,
c. r. u r. Agt. Manager.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-21
FACT PROVEN.
Should Convince T.Hcn t..e Most skep-
teal OF Els Truth.

Should Convince I-*en TIC Most skep-
IDEAL OF us TRUTH.
II there IS the sI'g&te-t dcubr IN the
minds of any that DandrUf germs do not
exist. their belief il compelled by the
fact that RABBIT inncculated with the
germs became bal1 IL six weeks time.
It must be apparent 10 any person
'lerefore that the Cn,y prevention Of
laIdnezs is the destruction OF the germ
-hich act is successfully accomplished
one hundred per cent. Of cases by
application of Newhro's Herplcide
Dandruff Is caused By the same germ
Itch causes badness and can be pre-
ented with the same remedy-Newbro's
.lerpicide.
Accept no substitute. destroy the
cause you remove the effect"
Sold by leading druggists. Send Toe. IN
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co..
Aetroit. Mich.
For sale by Feldmeyer Bros. City
Drug Store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-21
How's This !?

We offer One Hundred dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrn that can
not be cured by Hall Ca;arrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & co
Toledo o.
We the undersigned, have known
f. Cheney for the last IS years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
his firm.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-21
Redueed Rates TO Raltimore

Commencing September 5eth and con
unulng each Saturday and-Sunday dur
ing October, November and December.
The Baltimore and Annapolis Short Line
Railroad will sell excursion tickets to Bal
umore, Nd. from Annapolis. West An
n2pohs, Severnside and Winchester at
eighty cents each. From Intermediate
stations the rate will be proportionately
less. Thetickets vii be good to return
following Monday.
SHELLMAN B. BROWN,
G. * T. A.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-21
HOTEL MARTINIQUE NEW YORK

Broadway & 33rd St Most centrally To-
Gated. European plan. Modern Fire
proof. Taylor's Restaurant. Vim.
Taylors & Son., also Pops. ST. Denis
Hotel, N. Y.-A1f0,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-21
RATES or ADVERrIsTNGs
schedule of Local Trains
Baltimore & Annapolis Short Line R.R

schedule I, effect May a2th, 1905.
Lave Annapolis: Arrive II Baltimore
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-21
WALDiNG. KINNAN & MARVIN,

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and niue
Gus surfaces of the system Testamon
ais sent free. Price y cents per bottle
old by all Druggists.
Take H ais Family Pills for oonsti-
alton.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-21

Services viii be held in all the Church.
es OF tins city Sunday as follows:
ST. ANNE's PARISH
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-21

Rev A. NJ. Harrison Past OF.
Preaching at II a. m. and 7.5o p. m.
2, 80 p. m.-Sunday-school. Wednes-
day p. m. -Prayer-meetng. All are
cordially invited.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1905-10-21
Annapolis, Washington & BALTIC. e. R.

Time Schedule In Rhect July End, 1905.
Trains leave for Annapolis Junction connect
NJ at Odenton and the Junction with trains
or baltimore and Washington, and other
points as follows;
VIA A.. W. q b. AND =. X. X.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-08-11
Steel Ties.

The Duluth g. Iron Range road is
now experimenting with the steel ties
sSRasish4WAre. Gaceixed from the Carnegie
steel works several months ago.
About 1000 of the ties were sent to
Minnesota for the Iron Range road,
to be used for experimental purposes,
but there was some delay in putting
them in, Now, however, they are be-
ing laid on the line between here and
Two Harbors in two or three different
places. All told they will not extend
for more than mile.
AS yet the steel tie is largely in an
experimental stage. Whether or not
they will give greater satisfaction
than the old wooden variety remains
to be seen. OF course they will last
much longer, but they are naturally
good deal more expensive. The ties
measure only quarter of an inch in
thickness. Even if they prove Salts
factory it will probably be a number
of years before they come into general
use on the range roads. 1t will be
several years before the company will
be able to say for certain that the ties
will give satisfaction, for this can be
proved only by long continued use.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-08-11
ELECTRIC POWER
Range Railroads and Mines to be
Equipped.

James Gayley. of the Steel Corpora
tion in the last issue of the Electical
World and Engineer is quoted as
follows:
"There is likely to be a rapid de-
velopment in the Northern Mime
sofa iron ore region from this time on
lin electrical power. On the Mesaba
range there are from sixty to sixty
five shafts in operation, hosting ore
and pumping water, and there are still
more steam shovels mining ore from
open pit mines, from stock piles and
stripping off earth oyerburden. All
of these are within fifty-five to sixty
miles from the source of large power
at Duluth, which can be easily and
readily carried to them by wires. The
recent great improvement efficiency of
electrical machinery and application
and in long distance transmission,
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-08-11
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

Rev. S. M. Marsh, has severed his
connection with the Presbyterian
church at Eveleth and has left for an
other field. He has call from the
Fifth Presbyterian church of Mime
apolis and from church in Peoria.
He may accept one of the offers after
consulting with the church home
board. But he announced positively
just before leaving that he would
not return to Eveleth.
Daniel LeGraw. an old timer in Ely
has been forced to apply to the county
for aid and has been admitted to the
poor house. For long period the old
man has used all the strength he was
able to muster in the carrying of mail
for which hereceived only SIS month.
On this small sum he struggled to exc
out a living. He cooked his own fru-
gal meals on a little black stove in
the corner of the shanty and slept
every night on hard comfortless bed.
Lately he has been beset by rheu-
matism, and still further enfeebled
by blood poison. Heis 76 years of age.
The new wrecker was sent up the
road Sunday to lift a few steel ore
cars out of the muskeg in which they
were deposited several weeks ago by
a wreck. The cars were loaded with
iron ore. and had sunk in the mire
until nearly submerged. The wrecker
had no difficulty in packing them up,
and but short time was consumed,
At the time of the wreck they were
left there for the purpose of making
this test when the wrecker arrived.
Two Harbors News.
William Little and William Haburt
two II year-old boys of West Duluth
went hunting Wednesday of last week
and became frightened at what they
thought was bear. They climbed
trees and Little attempted to shoot
down but wayered in his aim and shot
and killed Haburt in a tree near by.
Ten minutes were occupied by Judge
Morris in dealing with Albert B.
Loutzenhizer in U. S., Court Friday
and the young man left Saturday in
charge of the U. s. Marshal for Still
water where he will be confined for
five years. Loutzenhizer plead guilty
to embezzling $4,000 from the First
National Bank at Duluth. After Sc
curing the money lie disappeared.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-08-11
ANOTHER ELECTION
School District Must Hold One
on Bonds.

At just about the time when Dis
trict No. IL was about to secure the
money and bonds voted for a new
school building about a year ago,
they are informed by the state audit
or that all the red tape incident to
holding an election and making ap-
plication for bonds must again be
gone over with before the board will
have the use of the money,
For the benefit OF the citizens OF
this district it will be noted, how
ever, that no bonds were issued on
the first election as the money was not
actually needed until the present
time and the matter lays before the
people now as it did before any vote
was taken year ago. This was made
known to the board this week when
a request was made for the bonds.
The state auditor tlereupon In.
formed the board that the law Is such
that bonds must be issued the same
year as the election is had for that pur-
pose. AS the district has been paying
no interest, the matter Is easily adj
iusted and the board has called an
other election for Aug. % for the pnr-
pose of voting bonds to the amount
Of $35, 900 for building the new school
house now in course OF construction.
To say the board is little disap-
pointed would be putting it very
mild. just now when the money Is
needed, the delay will cause inconyen-
fences. Itcannot be helped. however.
and it only remains to 60 through the
performance once more
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-08-11
makes it possible, it is believed, to
substitute this power for steam at a
vast saving ia operating costs.

makes it possible, it is believed, to
Substitute this power for steam at a
vast saving in operating costs.
Electrical underground haulage
systems are now going in at several
mines at the time. This is no new ex-
pertinent for that system has been in
use on the Menominee and Vermilion
ranges and in the Michigan Copper
country, for some time, and has prov
ed its worth. But this system is on
the eve of wide extension. Long
electrical haulage is under installation
at this time on some of the Oliver
Iron Mining company's properties on
the Mesaba range, and is to be adopt
ed at once at it's and other mines on
the Menominee and Marquette ranges.
"Holsting ore and pumping water
by electricity are not yet adopted
methods for the big mining regions
of the Northwest. It must be re-
membered in this connection that
what may have been tried and found
successful in other mining districts Is
not necessarily successful for these
Lake Superior regions, for on the lake
we do things in big way and what
might elsewhere be considered sue
cess on large scale would be with US
but mere experiment ia small way,
a mere individual unit operation, as
it were, that would not give US a data
on which we could judge general re-
suits. But the plans for large cleo.
trical hoist are now under considera-
tion for Mesaba range plants, and may
be adopted any day. It certainly will
If the claims for saving and increased
efficiency are substantiated.
"Itmay be doubted If steam shovels
could be operated by electricity; they
are moving machines and require
power in peculiar way. But the
Oliver Iron Mining company Is now
taking up the question, and in a few
days may close contracts for dynamos
and other electrical appliances to be
Installed at one or two OF its many
shovels as test plants. There Is no
question of the enormous saving to be
gained from these plants II the results
are anything like what has been fig
ured out by the engineers.
'.The actual beginning OF the devel-
opment of water power on a large
scale at Duluth by the Great Northern
Power company will furnish at low
cost the energy necessary for all this
new work. and the elimination Of coal
fuel we hope to secure. The works OF
this company are going Ia at a rapid
rate, and should be ready to furnish
power in year. There Is from $4,000
to 10000 horsepower in mines on the
Mesaba and Vermilion ranges and
more than that amount in the loco
motives of the three roads bringing
ore from these mines to the Head OF
Lake Superior. II the time ever comes
when this great energy can be gener-
ated by the rapids Of the st. Louis
river, rather than by the burning OF
coal, it will be something worth talk
ing about"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-08-11
Ore Shipments.

Two hundred and eleven vessels
were loaded at this port during the
month of July, with iron ore. the
aggregate shipments being 1921 1926
tons, says the Two Harbors News.
This was the greatest month in the
history of the port. The average
cargo was cut down considerably by
the loading of a few small vessels,
which ordinarily carry lumber, hav-
ing gone into the trade for few car
goes. There were also large num-
Der of light Canadian carriers which
took cargo here. For several days
near the end of the month there were
but few vessels, and loading was prac-
tically at a standstill. One day last
week but one boat, the Tacoma, was
loaded, and her cargo was but 1869
tons. During three days of last week
but 10000 tons were loaded. This cut
down the total of the month greatly.
Duluth got the boats. The shipments
from the Missabe docks at Duluth
were 1,4OS,917 tons. and from the
Great Northern docks at Allouez bay
1872. 626 tons. Tue total shipments
from the head of the lakes to August
first for the present year is 10,4O9,547
tons, against 3,5S6,666 for the same
period last year. q
The biggest cargo of the month,
and the largest ever loaded at this
port, was taken out Sunday by the
George w. Perkins. 1t contained TO-
S7l gross, or 12,15i net tons. When
draft is considered. this is the largest
cargo yet taken out by her, and the
greatest yet to go to Lake Erie.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-08-11
by all and the carnival pranks played

by all and the carnival pranks played
real funny. Some of the visitors and
also the home people inaugurated
parades and marched the streets, the
din made being something terrific,
tin horns and drums being used most
vociferously. No skin games were at
hand, however and no one was touched
to any alarming extent.
The tournament next year will be
held at Cass Lake and the Lake fell
lows promised all that the time Of
their lives would be had.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-08-11

Mrs. Vida James is In the city from
New York, on a visit with DR.. and
Mrs. Shipman at "Castle Crag." Mrs.
James was formerly Miss Squiers and
taught in the Ely schools.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1905-08-11

Mrs. o. G.. Korb entertained the
young people last evening in honor of
her guest, Miss Moberg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05

bort, scr iungen &crrin III cr.
mohnen.
MplorO pllroc INNER iilitcrcr
mo i%tol5er.
IS blcibcu mir brei S0buc",
'lo9te or iid], lie mcrOcn meinen 9to-
men arob mcdeu.
.Iic hciocn oltrren @riiOcr. idI0ne
froftige &iinqlirgc mo leiocniGuft-
lifc Sdiiicr, fubren nit ibrcr Yadlt
hlnalIs ltllb forien llidJt mieocr.
Sic gingcu I'M Sturuie az @rilnbc,
tic uno Nac. Die an 9orb morct.
Dit bate Scrh Garlsmooo icinr
Nbnciglntg ge1cn bos g~cfdbrlid,e
&crgtiigcu ausgciproden.
@er beitimmt mar. ciu coles Sc
ld)lcd)t fort3upilonSen, iolte nidt
leid,tiiHnig lein Scben aui's Spiel
lebcn. mcintc CT.
Sic Sotne lud)tcn. Is muroc
bcl6loiien. Die iriid,e Gee Su befob-
rcs. Hitter froblid,enl Mi,icn yslui
@ieOcrIeben!" id)ieoen Die jungerl
WGnncr.
Die Munnid]oft al @oro lbar &c.
iibt uno tildJtig, es mor nidts il be-
fiird]tcn.
.@ir perben Stltrm bnber, ehe
Die Sonnc Unfit, iprnd) ell alter
Matroie zines Morgens mnrnenb.
Bob. lodten Die 9riioer, ymir
mollen'S pagen."
Iie Come gldr5te iibcr ser Sec.
unO Die neibe @olfe in DER 6erne
iunr nidt groBer, ais zines ainbcs
Sanb. Mon 9ing inter Scgcl mo
pcrlicb Sen Snfclt. 9nlb abcr cnt-
f~eiicltc iid) Der Srfau mo miitbetc
nit furfltborcr 0elpolt iiber Der
Sicfc.
&om liter ans ioh man bas Boot
ldmnnfcn, iinfcr, n1tcr p~cr5rpcilcl.
ter Nnitrclglllg iiidltc man Gen lin
gliiflihcn 5rt Silic 81 fon1msn -
ltmipnit.
Ms Der @oiieripicgcl tidy gccbuct
mo Die 5iirncnbe See lire @oNcn
III Die Siefe 9cbannt. trllg Die Slutb
hes dltercn 9riloers 9cid)e ans liter,
Der %iiingerc mltroe ME wieber geiuu=
ben. Sieier Gntieblit1c Shlo9
mad]tc 9oro Garlsmoob nit eillcnl
Wfule aft. Scin Soar e~rbleid)tc,
ieiglc 8eitalt berlgte lid. icine Sdnoc
soften.
CSortietnng olgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05

felt bate bcs Mnrics GcrSpeiillma
ctpoS GrldiittcrEoes. gr nnbm bns
glott, bno ieiner ainbcr Nomcn lrnb
8cbltrtatogc trllg. nits Ocrl Sd)rcib.
tild]c. Nebcl umtilortc icinen Bid,
mo beige, ihmcr5lihc Sbrdnen ilpi.
len alf bcil Nnlncn 9cato.
Gr iunr nllcin iii icilem 3immcr,
alcid, @eiitcrqcbilbCn cntitonocn Dor
linn bic SoifnMlgcn olle, Die cr ouf
lc:iic iforc Sod)ter Gcbout. Gr iob
tic ais froblidcs aino. ais bcitcrcS
Moohcn; CT gcbod)te Scr toOten
Yiutter. Die tic 10 noltcnlos gcliebt.
uno bitteres Stobnen citrana iih
Der gcail1lten 9rlit. Scine 9eutu!
Seinc Scd)ter.
Nie mebr 'olltc sic liiBe Stinlmc
ieii DIR erouidei1. ME ntehr lo0te or
dos rcijenoe Intlis idoren, tic NOR
tort, t%onienb Wnl ldlimmcr. olS
tobt. Ios Mnocnfcn Der 2eibc
n1tts or iegnent Ben 8robbiiqcl
ld,milfen foilneli. MN mar lie cut
tbri, ibr gtome geid)Gnoet; ibr brriic
fcine SlGge nod)trnuern tic 1nttc
Den eriten Nfnfel uii ben 9fanten ge-
Dorfell. lie bate i'm ~betrogen.
Sonaiam orrd)itrid) or Sen Nn-
men .9eoto Gillian Gurlsnooo".
Giner nod oein onoern pcrldnpoll.
Den Die SiifJitnben ltitcr Dem inpe-
rem Scoer5lig, nlb OILS JIG ollie ner-
IfJmunben, mnr's ibill, als ldge Ieine
9eata tpbt.
Sn Itillcm, itnnernbnrem Shnter5
ieiifte or Dos slntlis olif Die pcrtilg-
ten Wortc.
9olb obcr ridtctc or iid) alif unb
perid!eB oos 9lntt.
sd babe Die Gerlorelle bemeint",
fliiiterte or, INN babe idl 5l Der.
gciien."
llno or persoB naem N~nideine
nod.
Sic fenrcl Mrs. Gomuon's
Shriit". iaatc CT 5u Dem Suuslnei.
tier, %,iorton lehen Sic nle 9riefe
ourf), Die an mid c~inlnuicn. mo
iollte elmer bon ibr bnrlttter iein, 10
5crit0rcn Sic i'm %ioiort."
Son Der Stilnhe al lebtc Wplpro,
ais hattie or feline Sod,tcr mebr. Ser
SausmciItcr olleiu mllbtc, mie piele
her,serbrchcn6e 0riefc nod Grulun
gelongteil, pic piclc tbronenpcQe
Bitten unl SergebunG mic picl
Tlebcn Inn Silfc. slber hattie 2oro
Gorlswoob cs ollh gcwitBt, cs bate
i'm nit,t bcciniluBt.
Iie 3eit pcrgiilg. Ter Name oes
ihonen WGhhens, boS emit beltimmt
mar. bes @eihled)tcs StolS 81 wcr.
ben, bllcb u%lqenanl1t. Scoe Spur,
Die baran erinrertc, mar perpiid,t.
Selbit Die Tieuerid)ait bate mnfge-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05
Siinhlidc Iarsnra BON Mariner.


Ger brnt gecosrte rno rcn 5aplreie
diem Gclleud :encen S.e1s- our1ieBts
Warmor peroantt bduiis iei::e ShOns
belt niG1t etpa Der Natur, icnoern Der
tiinitli9sn Sir5-n1 ron Wenihcns
bano. Die fT2rjun1 fdnt nm 10 giins
tiger c,s, ic leifter Die Tar6lOIunsen
in Sen Stein e~:nsr0ringr1 nerrlSecn.
Scnn Ieire Sire uno Gprun1c, Die De-,
Sarbfoif aufrsbmsn, iiro ieAr fsir.
Grrcint fpirh Sic 5drbung boOu-d,
bab man Gen Warmor 3unG6it in eire
unaefGrttc, leift rerounItbare Gliiffiga
felt pie 4stfer, 9e1Sin ooer Mlfolrl
eintaud)t unb ii9 in ibr roQinuesn
lGbt. Damn miro oaS Wsrtitid bers
mSgeboten uno in Sa%rblOiunsen elm
ae6rdht. @ls icIAs tommen WetaQ'
ful3lOiungen, pie. 6romfaures aoli,
8lutlduseaiaIs, Mangoniol5c. in Be
trc6.. Gurh i9!pade griisung Der
sSdrbloluneen treibt man nunme6r Die
Qualification Gtoiie almdlie terars.
Eort, ro lie seiehen baben, fhaTfen IL
fir &c Sarbl0iung pldb. Die les.ere
oringt oabsr energii9 na9 uno iest
Nieoeridldee bon Observation-Disclosures
in Sen SprIneen ab. I'm mebrere
Iar6en einsubrir9sn, pieberbolt man
Die Mrbeit unb trofnet mad ieoem
9urdfdrten cine Seitlana. odnit 81:
Ieift iieoenoe 6liiiieteit pieOer 3uz
tritt Az oen Sprinaen bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05
Sns Ncio ocs itolacn Manncs.

Iie @utb. melhe oen 9orb iiber
Den Shritt ieiner Sod)ter crfoBtc,
mar cntieslid). Sic bate linn &c.
idrieben, ldd)clnoen WumocS &c.
idsricbcn benn tic aeoad)tc nlr Ser
lieberrnidnng, meldle Der 9ricf her.
pprbringen mlbtc, bate linn gelogt,
mie lie sefnnben, hnb hires 9ebens
Slid pom ibrer 9iebe %obb1l1ge. mo
oaB lie, nod CHE Der Sricf III bes go.
tiers Sonb gclongc. Coon Gameron'S
G&cip iciu Dcrhe.
Mit Dem Musbrntfe furhtharer
Scelcnpein los Mplorb Die urbcion-
acncn Mortc. fultete ons @lntt sll-
iammen unb idJpllr cincn Gin. Sen
er mic gcbrohen. cinen Gib. bos Nnt.
liz ieiucr Srhtcr, nic mieoer Sil
lhollen.
St monferlei @ciic hGtte CT ocrl
ircdIen Holibcrs ieines alcinpba 81
%itroicn pcrmodt, i'm licb or lnnpe.
abnb;t. gs gcniigtc linn, Die God.
fer 81 pcritoben, lie bortc oni. cine
Gorlspoob 5u iein. Scinc 2icbc
pcrmnnoclte iid in SaS. Nm mar
Der 3oliberbom bcs ilcdcnloien No.
mems gebrnd)cn. nun fonntc or iidl
.nid)t mcbr riibmcn, fcin GorlSmoob
babe ie bas &appcn ocs 9cihlcttcs
tainoelt. Scinc. Sof,ter, icin cigerl
@ino. hattie cs getbnm, ipor NIT cimcm
Hicorig ~gcborcnen namenloIen tSrcm.
Den cntflobem.
yllno loge tic Dor mir. itcrbcnh
por Suueer. feircu @iiien Yrrt
miiroe i'd ibr gcbcn", ingte or lid III
lcincm Grimm. nbcr lnllt pllrbc icin
SdrmerS nid)t, Mic wicocr farl scr
Mnme bcs unicli9en ainocS iihet
ieine 2ippen. Sein llnmiQc. icin
3orn, ieinc maBloic gntriiitung Ia.
gen Su tief, I'M iidl ~, dubcrn.
Tie Gicncridoft oeS SdloiicS Ri.
itete iib nit touicno IorwGnben uno
Gntldnlloi9ulgcn acgen Den iurht.
boren StnrmL Dem lie cntgeacniab.
9orb Garlsmooo miiroiaie lid
nid)t, cine Sroac su itcqen. Tic Or
5icberin mnrbe ioiort entlaiien; mos
DER mnaliidliden Scd,tcr gehortc.
mlBtc aus Dem S6loiic aebradt
mcrbcn. @obin. aolt gleif. lu,r
iollte nIhts. mas an Scoto c"riuIcrtc,
ie mcbr icin N,lsc beleioigcn.
llnscnhtct bcs itrcnaen. unbcua.
lomen Stol5eS. hcr bitiercu Tcrodb'
tnng, Der crbeud)cltcn 9lcihgiiltig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05
Ginc GntfMhrunn.

9ertram 9pro Garlslpoon gait alS
Der itolSeite Wnnn Gnglono's. Gr
rror itol5 ailf ieinen &amcn, iciucn
Sang. ieine imgctriibte Gbrc, ieine
H%cid)tbiimer. icin id)ones Meib, ieine
rcisenoen ainoer. @leif einenl
Sll,iie, Der ans ieoem NebenfluB
Moht uno Starfe iammelt. wuroe
iebe 8ottessube linn 5lir llriahe
groBcren StolSes.
Ser 9oro lit gereht uno groB.
miitbis abcr itolS". bicB es bon linn,
Gem StolS 1uBert lid beIonoerS
nnrh elm itrcnscs aaitenmeien. er
hiclt cS fir mlner5eiblif, wenn
Scnnnnb bnaesen peritieB.
W1reu bic Garlsfpoco aoniae &c.
mcielt lie b1ttcn 81 regiercn &c.
wlbt", pilestc er 81. iasen, ODER:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05

General Medel ais aom<
poni It. Der prsubii6e 0ensralmas
ior q. 8. Medel, Der ipdbreno oss pits
oiidtii4en Grisses bdufis senann.e
SrsaniIator Der iupanii6sn Seeress
ma6t, Fat Den Sert uno Die MuIit, To-
pie Snitrumsntiruns elmer Sper r2e.
ju." oeren Stpff Fi9 an einen Roman
Selir Sabns unlebnt, ssidrieben. 0is
Muiii psrrdtb pisl boz, Stil Ri9arb
Wasners.