davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
CHURCH NOTICES.

CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH. sth and H
SITS NV: Rev. Samuel H. Greene. D D.
pastor.-9;80 Am, Sunday school P. II. Bris
tow superintendent. Public worship, with
sermons by Rev. g a. Barbour, p. D, OF
Rochester, \: y. II a. m, and p. IN.
Teachers Bible Club. Thursday, pm.
Church prayer meeting, pm. EHdeavor
meetings Tuesday, pm. and Sunday, G:45
pm. All are cordially invited. it
CATHEDRAL. CLOSIc-The Rev. &. Z. Pierce,
Chaplain l. s. Army. viii be the preacher
at the 4.30 pm. open Rir service Sunday.
The vested choir viii be assisted by sec
32d ST. 1t
CHRISTIAN sCTENCE-FIrst Church Of
Christ, Scientist. corner 18th and r SITS NV
Sunday school 10 am. Wednesday. S pm.
Public cordially invited. All seats free
Reading room IN the Traders National Bank
building, corner Pennsylvania ave and 10th
st. NV, II
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST. Scientist;
hall 1902 18th st. NV: services. Sunday II
am. subject Soul Wednesday, D m
Reading room, Traders Bank building, 10th
st. and Pennsylvania ave. It
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIsTs-'T There
An Eternal Hen?'' The above question viii
be answered by J. 8. Washburn, IN his
lecture Sunday night at I 80 at the tent
on the corner of 18th and S sts. Sc near
Lincoln Park. Take Lincoln Park cars The
tense interest. During the week following
the subjects viii be christian Science -
"SpirtuuaIIsn, A." Modern WitchCruft' - The
Gospel of Health rs Peter the Rock %
etc, You are cordially invited. Come early
and secure a good seat 1t
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
SUMNER RESORTS

The Washington Times advertising
representative in Atlantic City is John
9. Benson. general manager os tha
Resort Advertising Company, Bartlett
building, North Carolina and Afisrtfc
avenues. All advertisements will be ac-
office OF The Washington Times Csfs1
logues and Booklets upon application
Business Once Of The Washington
Times , '0''
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
SAW MRS. TAGGART
BUY BOYS BEER
Statement Made Today in
Celebrated Case.
HUSBAND WILL TESTIFY
Captains Attorneys Say He Will Go on
Stand in Behalf of the
Plaintiff.

WOOSTER. Ohio. Aug. 5.-That Mrs.
Grace Viola Culver Taggart, who is
seeking the custody OF her two little
sons, as wen as a divorce, at the hands
OF Judge Eason. took the two boys into
the hallway adjoining q wooster sa-
loon 4 fortnight ago and bought three
glasses of beer drinking one herseh
ard giving one to Culver and one TO
Charlie Ta ggart, was the HTsI testimony
offered this morning.
The witness was Harry Rope, an
ighteen-year-Oid butchers 5 boy, VINO
testified that he was drinking beer IN
the place and saw what he described
Reading of the deposition of Mrs;
Schalleabargcr, the Cincinnati trained
nurse, was then. resumed
Trained Nurses Statement.
Mrs. Taggart left the room. The
statement was largely technical, but
the deponent was not allowed to say
what Mrs Tasgarts aiIment had been.
The patient had told the nurse that
she was in swell Washington society,
and knew Senators, Members of Con
gress, and men of distinction, that
they frequently accompanied her home,
and that her mother upbra1dGd hef
about IL, weeping bitterly. Captain
TaggRrt viii testify III his own beha!I
IN the sensational divorce
This statement IS made with emphasis
by Edward s. WertZ and James Sterling,
his counsel:
we shall put Captain Taggart on the
stand. said WeTJz. He will probably
be the last witness for the plaintiff, and
the strongest. He knows more about his
wife's conduct than anybody else and
he viii tell what he knows" Sterling
was equally emphatic and Taggart ex-
pressed his complete readiness to take
the stand whenever his attorneys said
the word
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
MASSACHUSETTS.

A HOME FOR the summer al a nominal
price, owing 70 the family being absent.
Located at Chatham, on Cape Cod Bathing
beach at the door Just tie place for a
family. For further particulars address
Rev. GEORGE KENT. Oakland Beach. r. I.
au4-3t
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
Rate Questions.

For months the President has talked
rate regulation to his visitors, political
and others, He is determined to insist
on a reasonable grant of power for
Government control of rates He knows
better than he did when he opened up
the question. how great and difficult is
the campaign on which he has entered ;
but he is only the more determined. He
is clearing the decks of other matters
in order 10 haYe free hand for this
contest.
In this position the President has the
supp Jrt of many, at least, of the most
devoted friends of revision II can be
said with knowledge that some of the
firmest advocates OF the Iowa idea"
not the best Wav to get at the solution.
Everything points to the conclusion
that the railroads will bear the brunt
0t the fight in the next session. The
StaVing off every tendency toward an
assault on their citadel. but they are
rot in much danger at present, The
rate question will be kept at the front
pUrunity for tariff.
a real tariff warfare, inauSurated by
Germany or Britain OF Austria Hun
gary. would do more Tor the cause of
reciprocity than anything else, say these
friends of the movement Congress
must consider its attitude toward Ger
many, ana If the standDatters force
IGliCy Of retaliation instead OF reclpTO-
city and accommodation, the day OF
liberalization may be pushed farther
into the future. for such a course, once
begun. will have TO be run. But the
milder attitude. which would placate
and pacify Germany and endeaVOr to
prevent hOstlities across the tariff
baCk-fenceS, is believed TO be under con
sideration at the State Department even
now. and the crisis is likely to be STAYED
off for some time.
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
EDUCATIONAL
Booklets and Catalogues

Regarding information about the fol-
Iowing institutions viii be given on
application at the Business Office Of
this paper.
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
MARYLAND RESORTS.
western Maryland 3. R

Write to the undersigned for copy OF beau.
ufully illustrated pamphlet entitled
WHERE TO SPEND THE SUMMER
Gives list Of over 800 hotels and boardfns
houses on the line Of the beautiful WEsT-
ERN MARYLAND RAILROAD in the heart
OF the Blue Ridge Mountains.
F. II. HOW Eli,
Gen'l Pass. Agent y. II r. r.
Jy2s-30t Ra.tImcre, Ma,
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
sFENCERIAN BUSINESS coLnEoa

VIII the Management Of the speu-
ceriaD give away absolutely free type
writers, books. tuttions. and situations?
Call. phone write Mr. or Mrs L. 2. "
Stiehl, Principals StiehFs Spencerian Bust
ness College, corner 9th and D SIS NV
Washington, d. e, for Forty-first Annual
Announcement. Sixty. free. Home-Study Ex-
ercises in Penmanship, and how 10 get ths
most Of the best instruction for the least
expenditure of time and money.
The Washington times., 1905-08-05

and the Mayfiower with the Russians on
board conveyed by the Galveston will
reach Portsmouth on Monday morning.
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
HAMILTON HALL
THE ALBEMARLE VI

the oceaIi-zaost popular section Elegant aaoS
ern motel. entirely new throughout Capacitv
sJu blne, large rooms; metal beds; prtyatS
DATES elevator, etc 1900 f. OF wide cooI
porches. frequent social features. Superior
laDle. "a Special terms, Ss. $40 SO. 50 up weekly:
= up aeliyi also special rate to families and
psItles' ', ana Tor latter part OF August and
7'pte3iiOsi- Booklet. J. P. COPE
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
DIED.

EATON-OH Friday. August 4. 1905. after
short illness. ALO%ZO :. EATON. in the
Services al Les Chapei. $50 PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest Monday. August = al
O'Clock p IN. intenent at Congressional
cemetery. II
MckEVITT-On Friday. August T. 1888, at
80 p IN. after a long il.nasq, at his rest
dcnce, IS First street northeast. II = Nc
kEFITT, in the forJy-seventh year Of his
age. II
MURRAy-On THURSDAY. August 2. 1905, At
2.8O o'clock p. m. FLORENCE p MIR
RAY. beloved wife Of Richard X. Murray.
and the daughter Of the late John = Phil
lips, in her thirtieth year
voice we loved IS stiIIcd;
A place Is vacznt in our home
Which never can be filled.
God IN his wisdom has recalled
The boon He had given.
And though the bOcy molder here.
The soul is safe in heaven.
Service at y n. Sunday. August G. at
northwest. Interp1ent at Bethel Cemetery
Alexandra. Va. It
NORHOFF-On Friday August ( To05
GERTRUDE oTTILIE NoRDHOFF. be
\orchoh. l53S Columbia street. i
IN MEM0PIAM.
REAIIIln loving remembrance Of r7y dear
ago tomorrow. August 8, 1903.
We miss thee from our home. dear;
We miss thee from thy place
a shadow Der our life is cast
We miss the sunshine Of thy face.
We miss Thy kind and willing hand.
Thy fond and earnest care
our home is dark without thee
We miss thee everyH here
by Her Devoted Husband
i ,. F. BEAIJ
BEALTs-In sad but loving remembrance of
my dear sister-Iu-laW. JULIA a REATT
who died one year ago tomorrow. August 6,
1904
Gone in the best Of days.
Bnghted in youthful bloom:
Torn from the hearts that loved her
To sleep in the silent tomb
And who loved her only know
How much We lost one year ago
By Her Loving Sister in-Iaw.
1t q. a. FARR
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
Ailment Not Described.

Dispositions OF Anna Hare, Flora Faber
and Lima Terrell. at Christ Hospital.
Cincinnati. were also read. The locality
OF the patients aiIment was made plain.
but not its specific nature.
Recess was then taken
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
..IHE..
IMMACULATE SEMINARY,
WASHINGTON. D. c.

WISCONSIN avenue tIenIeytOWnl-
A VERY SELECT BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES. under tha
auspices of the Sisters OF Providence, from
St Mary-of-the-N Woods. Ind.
New and elegantly furnished Whitestons
structure, elaboTately equipped for educa-
uonal purposes. All modern improvements
and conVentences. Private rooms, with baths,
suites and dornitory alcoves.
Regular and elective courses OF study.
Every facility for pursuit of music, arr, Ian-
SuaSes, etc
Terms furnished upon application to
SISTER SI-pEvPT0P
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
Administration Attitude.

There has been much comment on the
alleged unfriendly attitude of the Admin
istration toward the Chicago gathering
1t is pointed out as very significant that
there Will be no accredited representa-
tive Of the Administration present at
the meeting. This is a sad disappoint-
ment 10 the management. and is va
riousIy construed. Without doubt, It has
dampened enthusiasm among people who
have hoped for accomplishment in the
direction of tariff liberalization.
But the fact. as has been pointed out
at various times heretofore, is that the
hOpelessness Of reciprocity has been
borne in upon its friends. The cooIness
Of the Administration Is accepted just
now as meaning that, being compelled TO
choose between the tariff and the rail-
road rate legislation issues IS the para
mount one TO he forced to the front in
the coming session of Congress, it has
been determined to take Up the railroad
issue and TO clear the field for it by
dropping tariff
In this view, the tariff revision people
are compelled 30 admit that they have a
long delay ahead. Their issue will come
in time, but 1t is likely 10 be side
tracked so far as concerns the next mes
sage OF the President to Congress.
The Washington times., 1905-08-05

The st. James. ST. JAMES PLACE
Aodern conyeniencess $40 weekly. c.T.sMTTS.
The Washington times., 1905-08-05
TARIFF REUSERS
MAY BE DELAYED
President VIII Take Up
Rates First.
THINKS 1T PARAMOUNT
10 Accredited Representative of Ad-
ninistTation to Attend the Reel
procity Congress in Chicago.

Retaliation or reciprocity, war or
peace-Which is to be the policy of this
country fer the next few years?
The issue is being drawn more and
more sharply all the time. The pack
ers of meats, whose industry is the sec
ond greatest in the nation. aec0rtIine 2
10 the last census. with an annual out
put barely less than that OF the iron
and steel business, are taking up the
cudgeis for reciprocity They are at
tempting 10 enlist Congressman and
Senator's in their effort 70 keep open
the markets. which they fear will be
closed against American meats.
On the other hand, the Protective
Tariff League, the Home Market Club.
and the rest of the organiza lions which
stand pat on present fiscal policies are
beginning 70 reply with their heaviest
ordnance of argument, denouncing as
unrepubiican the movement for chang
ing tar1If schedules either by reciproci-
ty or by direct revision.
A Powerful Move.
The enlistment of a great, rich, ami
highly organized industry such as the
meat business in behalf of the move
ment for tariff changes is regarded by
public men as highly Significant The
meat industry is threatened. if its
managers are right. by the disposition
Of other countries TO retaliate against
the United States IN the matter Of tar
IFS.
American meat has been largely shut
out of Germany already, and the dis
position generally is to close markets
against American products just al the
time when markets are needed.
Friends of rev tariff policies have been
pointing out that reciprocity at present
is only academic. The Senate stands so
firmly against it that 1t is hardly prac-
teal question. Yet the reciprocity ad-
vocates are net discoura ged; their big
congress in Chicago the middle of the
present month VIII at least have an
educational value. they say.
If the Senate must be converted 10
new views IT can only be converted by
deVeloping a determined public opinion
that viii compel it 10 yield.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Gin rlicbcpoQcr" Sobn.

Ter cinsise Sobn elmer ad)tbnrell
strbeitcriamilie 5I Sarppis ging Dor
umgeidbr 5cbn Sobren III Die 6remhc.
"a CT nod icinem @eaeange ieiner
Gitern feline 9sahridt aab, ia
ponoten lie lid mebrmals brieflId,
an i'm mo baten Inn Elm 2~ebenS5ei.
den. Iber jebes Mul oergebens.
Ia bepeihierte, mie onS Goi. 3aeebl,
beridtet ieine Mlttter an ibn, oaf
iein 8ater g%eitprben lei. Nber aud
oarouf traf feline 4ntrport ein. Sect
gloubter ieine gltern uno I~ngebori.
gen, ooB Der Sobn geitorbcn lei. 3el
Gater mollte aber an Den Soo nid]i
glnuben luio erionn cine nnoere Git
@e5ugnebmenb auf Den Zoo 0es
gaters tbeiIte @ Mfittter Dem Sobnt
ausiiibrlid nit, bab iein Batter ibm
1000 M. binterlaiien tobe, unb bot
i'm, ieine grbidtaft ob3iibolen, piori.
genfalls ons @elo ieiner SdJpeiter
5ufalen miirhe. Ties bali; Der foot.
geglaubte Sobn traf bolb Elm unt
par iebr ~entt1uid,t, leine gltern
nod lebeno an5utreffen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Girgfampi i'm bic Niictbc.

en- me9reren 3~antonen Der Sdpeia
berridt Der aus NATURALIZATION 3eis
ten itammenOe 8rauh, bab Bel GdRz
GER, Surners uno Shubsnfeiten
nsbeu anoeren &unItprobuttionen aud
Minstdmpfe peranitaltet perbtn, Die tn
Der Rsgel cine 9lan5nummer oes 5efts
programmes bilben. On oie'en atbletis
i6en llebune.n tetbeiligen iid sepObns
LID aGmpfcr, Die ben p.ri9ieoenften
@eieli6uftstlaHen anseb0ren. 60
.taten jiingit Bel einem oerartissn Gefte
Elm rei6er Sausbeiiser rnb iein Wtes
tier, Elm G6reinsrmeiiter, in bic
Mrena, um mad aqen Hessln Der
aunit gu ringen. Gs iolten bier
Gdnge tottfinbsn unb als Giniab bel
jeoem 9anse mar Der Wietbsins fir
elm 0uartal pereinbart. Rahbem Der
SiI6lsrm.ifter isinen Geensr pi.rmdl
matchmaker reselreht in Den Sano
Qstporfen hattie, tpuroe ibm feterIih Der
Sie5espreis 5%uertannt: Gr bate fid
freie Mieibe fir Elm san5ss Sabr ers
rungen F,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

gomensuntsrihrift unb srobes Siessl bes
Wifaoo.
cine Wi.bersah Der llnter'1rift uno
bss Siesels bes Mitabo auf einem
gbr.nbiplom, bas Ssnrb 6. 9oi9,
Dem Director Der an, 1. SUM- sur Grs
Dffnung tpmmenben 3episz unb
Glarf= 9usNeIung in Yortlanb, Ore,
bon Ser iapanifden Reeieruns Der
lieben tpdrb.
Der Character Der iapunifden unb
Der dineffden Shriftfprade 1T ioeos
srapbiTd. Inter Topographic perIteb!
man cine S6reibmetboos, BEL Ser burG
Gpmbole, Gisuret uno Sieroelppben
Die Sbee burh einen GssenItano iuss
serirt .nirb, obne, b.N.n Hamsn gu
rennen. Man untsrfheibet in Sapan
stpei perfdieoene 0ormen Der ibeosras
pbii6en Sdrift: cos 8atasana unS
bas' 9irasana. Die ~erftere Sorm
bent befonbers fir Hamen. Sn neues
rer s3eit 1T ma iibrisens i'm r2anSs
Der enlightenment Sonne" betrebt, Die
ioeoarapbifde @4rift bur9 bi. lateis
nifde gu erfeBen. 9as Biographies
Sdreiben unb aeien seidiebt BON
oben nah unten uub bon rehts nat
lints.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
SirihiaaS inn Snnnel.

Cine a~ufresenSe ssrne ereianete iid
6iefer Sage BEL elmer parforesiaao, ole
In Der 9raff1aft Surrep in gnglanb
a~bsebalten purbe. SIS wurSe elm
Sirid sebebi, Der sefolst bon Der
Weute in einen TUNNEL rannte. Der
Waiter iiberidb sliidli9erreiie gleid
DIE Situation unb fanSte einen Heitsr
Die Strede' entlans einem ,3ug snt>
gesen, Oer ut9t me6r nett bon Dem
Sunnel cntferpt lpcr. giniae Der SIs
ger bega6en fid nun, ais fe faben, Dab
Der 3ug reftseitig angsbalten perbsn
ipiirhe, in Den SunneI, UNI Die 9unbe
tpieoer berarssubrinsen. 6as seldng
benn audi mad einisem 8emiben.
aaum mar man aber nit Den 9unoen
sfiidli9 aus Dem Iunnel herausges
fpmmen, als bon Der anbern Settle Elm
S6nsa5us bur9 Den Sunnel fubr.
WGr. er sinise Winuten frib:r setomz
men, oaun pdren ii6erli6 eiaise bon
ben Reitern i~ibsrfdbren tporben, uno
pie[lei9t bGtten Die pielsn 5unoe ben
S4nsa5us gum 'gntsleiien eebra6t.
Ra9bem Der 3us ben 9unnel bur6s
fabren Fate, iu4te man benielten nit
Ollie bon 2idtern ab unb fdnb Sen
9irid, Der gerabe bebcr er ben anbersn
IuSsarg errei9ts, bon Dem Sdnen5us
uberfabren iporoen tpar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

BON aIlem 8clpiir5e cntbloit miro, nm
liirgenbs ben @eidmad 5u perberben.
ocnn Die Sauptiade lit ia fir hoS
liebc @elb. 9obei briiiten iid) nod
pielc 9otbolifcn nit Ger ~ironrigrr
9batiode, ooB tic id)on 20 ooer 30
Sabre iblfe 9ldtter gebaltcn utb nit
nit ibrem @clDe unteritiibt baben. Is
ideint inns bel iblfen Teben. oils Oh
Die aotholifen meineL lie bGtten lid
ibrem GelNe unteritiibt boben. Gs
@rctte beim liebcn 8ott perbient.
Ticies mag Dobl iain, ober cincn
Stein Der idtper gegcn lie piegcn
miro, menn einmal Der Gag Der &e-
d)enidaft fonmt. ,Wer nid)t NIT
mir lit. Der lit gcacn Wi6", 10 gilt
es audi in Der llnteritiibung Der
Freiie mo oo gibt cS feinen auspeg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
Strcit INN bic MiaiuHcn bcs 'pcritur.
bcncn ". @cisbtmanS uOn
Thiluoclphin.

Ni9t serinse @ufmertfamteit errest
In philadelphia ioDofl ols audi auBsrs
balb Der rAudterftaot" Die aontsItis
runs bes Ssitam.ntes oes perftorbenen
Gbemitalien : S%abritanten Winiam
Weisbtman BON philadelphia. ser CUR
uniperialerbin feines ettpa S60,000,s
900 betrasenoen 9ermogens feline
Sodter Dime 81. Weisbtman Dal.sr
einieBts. ansefptten miro bas Seitas
ment bon elmer Sdrieeertonter
Weisbtmans, Grau Sores Wiiter, Die
ben S4ritt fir ibre minosrjdbrisc
9o6ter Martba unternabm. Ils
gruno fir ibr @oreeben gibt Srau
Witer ~unsebOrise 9eeinflufuns
Weisbtmans on. 4ls Grtldruns Der
GahIase ieien Ole fOlsenben Shat
fa4en angefibrt:
Wiliam Wsisbtmon befab bret
Rinoer: Spbn Sorr Meigbtman; mill
liam Weiebtman jun. unb Inne
Weisbtmdn. Qae bret perbeiratbeten
fid. Die bsiben SDbne itarben i9on
Dor Dem Batter. Sobn Garr Weisbt.
moi binterlieb cine Dittpe NIT spei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02

fdbrliG urlo Der Ir5t ipraf bopon,
DaB man auf Den Singong gefobt Ieiit
nlitlle. Sic arnle Mlutter rief ben
Sobn M ibr Eager un6 bot nno be-
ifapor i'm I'M ,Seiu milcn, bon iei..
1lem laiterbaften Scbenswanoel ab.
5ulaiicn itno ibr Orrdl cine auirid-
tige geiierurg Dos Sierben Sl err
leld)tern. lnpiaig ponote lid Der
Sobn ab, lein Serj blitb aud, icbt
irigcrilhrt. .Su m;I; nif)t iterher,
Ofitter", ioatc CT, orulo fiir midi lit
6 nod lanse 3eit gcnug, Sen Hoieri-
fran5 in Die Sa10 81 ncbmerl; lett
bin ib Jung, mo lebensfrob, lporum
'ollte id) mein Sebcn nid)t g~enieheu?"
Sic Mlttter icui5te idJluer nuf. Nd
lperoe ltcr6cn, mcin Sobn", ipraf lie
lncbmiltbig, .unb mllB nit Dem trall.
riocn ScpuBtlein iterben, hab mcin
Sobn ell, nrnlcr @~crlnrcner lit. linn
mo$ Scin iibermiitbiges Vod)cn nui
S!tgen0 ullb 8cinnbbeit arbelalgt,
10 beocnfe, nab Der iii,gItc, Der
frGitiglte Wenid feinc Minlte Dor
Dem Sobe iid]cr it," Grihopit lehntc
Die arlne 8ranfe iidJ III Die aiiien
5uriid. @dGrcnb Der periodic Sobn
ebcn iiberlcete, oh or bleibcn o0cr
iid) leiie meeidlcidcn iolte 5n ieinen
3eh9cnoiien, cntitai1o aiIi Der Strobc
EN- iurd)tbnrer Sumu,lt. On Erai.
ieln mo Toltcrn burd)jittertc Die
Silft. 0o5wild)cn 9ellense Inaitrilfe,
cntieplidcS Shreien iinb Sannnern.
Ter Sobn elite ans Seltiter l,i,o bier
lob er, Dob All Der Neecniiberlieecll.
Den StruBeniront Gin halbiertiger
ateiibau cingeitiirst NOR, bic habei
belhGftigten Irbeiter infer Dem
Sdltte b~eerobenb. gliid) ein poor
Soriiber9ebenbe iuu,rben BON Den
berabitiir5enben 8alfen g~etrofien
uno 9eto0tet. IS marcn Dies Sfpei
f.Gumpnne oes iilngeu Rnnnes,
Der pom Seniter aus bleid) iit,b Der.
fort nod Der llugliifsit1tte id)ollte.
Ger graBlidc Inblid Der toOien 3efl-
aenoiien r~iittelte oae peritofte Ser5
bes iungen Wannes ouf. Gds mar
Der Strobl Der 8rahe, Der in ieire
Seele iiel. er morf lid Dor DEM
Bette Der franfen Miittcr nlcber ilno
gelobte ,ulter SbrGncn urb Shlildp.
gen, bon MN al, Elm onoerer Ienid
81 mcroenL ibrc Grmobniiugcn ,rtO
2ebren 5u beiolaen mo ieinet lieoer.
liden SebensmnnOel auf5ugeben.
3pei Gage ipatcr itorb Die Wiitter.
glber lie itorb nit froblifem Ser5en,
ba lie Die llebcr5cugun9 nit lid in
Die Gmigfeit nabm, ooB lbr Sobn lid
bod aebeiiert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-05-02
YraftiidDc Mafregelnng.

Cine fir Die Sapaner 9aratteriiti'
fGe Gptiooe miro bonn Barrier ,Ma=
tin erSablt:
9ei BORT 4rtbur eab.n 8elagerer
unb 8eIaserte teinen parbon. 8eion,
oers Die 8elagerten Seigten fih una
b~armber5is, ba IS ihnen ni4t erpiinl4t
mar, unniibe Mduler gu erndbren.
nun batten zines Sases Ole RuFen
cine Sran9e Suriiderobert, aus Der lie
norber pertrieben porben paren. Sn
einem Dintel fanoen lie bier tleine
Sapaner, Die ni9t batten entflieben
founcn unb nun nit aufsebobenen Or
men uno bitten0en Wtenen INN @nabe
fiebten. Der rniIi6e Offiaier befabl
feinen 2euten, bic fdon auseleeten &C.
pebre abauiesen unb Die Sapaner sez
fangcn gu nebmen. gs tparen eans
iunee 2e,tte, fat nod anaben, unO
es iditn Dem Sffisier, Dab Ie Iid)
bon Den dno.ren iapanii9en Soloaten
tpeientli9 unterfdieOen. Man fraste
fe nGber Gus; uno babel ersab iif
JoIsenbes:
Den patriotsn in Sotio barerte ole
9eldgerung bon port Irtbur gu LANCE.
sic flasten ben General Noei uno
feline Sruppen bes aleinmutbs on.
Ginige 3situngen blieien tiihtis ms
5euer, unb cine tiinoiste an. oab lie
Dem Sberiommanbanten redt germ
etnen i'm Rebattionsbureau bd~ng.nben
Gdbel fhiden ipoae, in Der GrpGs
gune, bab, tpenn man ii9 10 unfGbia
aeigs, tpie er, einem nidts iibrig bleibe,
aIs fi4 Den Baud aufauidliben. 9isfs
@ufreisungen batten unter Mnberem
our Solse, bab oie S9iilsr in 9otir
zines Sases Dor Dem ariessminiiterium
eine Tsmonftration peranitaliet.n unS
Die Riidberufuns Nogis perlanoten,
Die YpliSei lteb Die Semonitranten gu.
erit ru6ia setpdbren; oann i6lob IL
fdue1 10000 Der Wapifsitantsn Elm
uno fibrte fe in Die nGdft gelesene 8a,
ierne. Qm anbern Sage purben iis
our @ertdrtung Der 9elaserunss.
armee mad port grt9ur einsef9ifft.
Wan iagte ibnen. bab ie bas obn.
3peifel ipiini9tsn unb bob nun ipabrs
fdeinsi9 bant ibrer llnterItisuno
BORT @rtbur balo senommen f.in
iperoe. Die bier june.n Sapaner, Die
bon Den Ruhen ~sefansen senommen
tpcroen tuaren, poren Bel isner 9es
m%onitrdtion tet9eilist. Sbre geseiitss
runs mar febr geOdmpft uno ibr .ris.
eeriides Gefiihl sdnalid srloidsn.