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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-06-22

"Never Judge mans income by his
Clothes" said the Philosopher of Fol-
ly. "The wise man reserves his opin.
ion on this point until he has seen biz
wife's clothes" N
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-06-22

Philo Soner-Is marriage failure?
Finan seeg-Well, If you marry .
wealthy girl, it's almost ~ good.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-06-22

"Do you know the ssnsation Of b.
Ing Kicked bv . mule ?"
"No,.I dou't~and please doa't Try
- show ue what Il ~"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-06-22

Zee Julius o. Koch Tor frat. class ica,
All orders promptly allied withoaI
delay.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-06-22

$50 he said was polished gentle
man, did hep"
"Well-yes. 1t was the same
thing"
"Ah! What was the exact wordPn
He said you were : slippery fel.
low"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-06-22

Major Rippsh-You can lead hoss
to water, sph, but vou can't make
him drink.
CoIeuel Cyntaht Yes sub. That Il
The yessep hosses are 20 popular IL
xsntucty. suh. a ubble and MA.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1905-06-22

Oct Japalac & Garrett I Ayrss'.
The bee., 1905-06-08
Cannot MAKE
repairs AT MANILA
Government Decides That Crippled
Russian Cruisers Must Leave
Manila or Inferno.
INJURIES RECEIVED IN BATTLE;
not By SEA OR STORE
japan Satisfied by Course Taken by
United states-LittIe Hope In Eu-
rope That Russia VIII Sue for
Peace--Russin VIII NOT Send
Fourth Squadron Eastward.

Washington, June 6.--Admiral En-
Quist will not be allowed to repair his
ships at Manila. This government has
decided that the injuries to the ships
were not caused by the sea or storm,
the authorities win be Obliged to refuse
permission for the vessels to be re-
paired there. Secretary Taft cabIed the
following instructions to Gov. Wright
at Manila regarding the ships
Time can not be given for the re-
pair of the injuries received in battle.
Therefore the vessels can not be re-
paired unless interned until the end Of
hostilities."
Admiral Train has been instructed
accordingly. 1t was stated by Secretary
Taft that If the Russian vessels agreed
TO leave Manila in their present condi-
ton they were welcome to do so, but
as it did not appear that they suffered
from any damage caused by the sea or
storm, this government was Obliged to
take the position above outlined.
In case Admiral Enquist does not
adopt this course, his only alterna-
tive, after the period allowed by inter-
national law has expired, will be to in
terne his ships Orders have been is
sued for Admiral Train to take charge
of the details of internement If the
Russian admiral decides to follow this
policy.
The navy department received ca
blegram from Rear-Admiral Train con-
irming in detail the press dispatch of
regarding the length of time required
by three Russian ships at Manila to re-
ceive such repairs as will put them in
seaworthy condition.
The bee., 1905-06-08
SCHOOL PARTY.
Mr.. Andrew P. Dustin, Principal OF Earl
neton Public School. Entertsins.

Friday night last Mr.. Andrew
p. Dustin, principal of the Earl
ington Public School, enter
tanned the pupils from his room
and a few of their invited friends
at the Armory. The young
folks had an evening full of de-
lightful social pleasure, mixing
games and interesting contests
freely. A blindfold drawing
contest was a feature in which
much latent talent was shown,
Mr.. Dustin was assisted by
Misses Carlin, Mothershead and
Dean and by the chaperones,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Paul M. Moore.
Light refreshments were served.
The bee., 1905-06-08
BUCKNER HILL ITEMS.

The farmers are busy now.
Will STANDBY and wife are visit
Ing j. L. McGregor, of SturgIs.
Miss Callie White spent Sunday
night with Mrs. Jim Scott.
We are glade to know that, Mrs.
Viola Wright is home again.
Miss Lydia McGregor, who has
been down with the fevers, is up
again.
Mrs John Hale visited Mrs. Will
Raybone Sunday.
Mrs. w. r. Brown and little Tiloy
Wright spent Monday with Mrs. j.
Il. McGregor
Mrs. John Griffen and children
spent one day last week with Mrs.
j. Il. McGregor.
Mr.. John w. King, of Slaughter
vile, is visiting Mrs. Coma King.
Misses Benna and Mary Hale spent
Tuesday evening with Miss LYDIA
McGregor.
Mrs. Doom is on the sick list this
week.
Mr.. j. t. McGregor, daughter and
son attended the ice cream supper
at Mr.. Riley Brown Tuesday night
and all had nice time.
Misses Callie White and Lydie
McGregor were In town Monday.
The bee., 1905-06-08
NORTH AMERICAN COMPANY
Purchases the Holdings Of United States
Corporation in Western Kentucky
Field.

Paducah, KY, June 5.-The
United States Gas, Coal and
Coke Company, of this city, has
been sold to the North Ameri-
can Company, of New York, of
which j. Pierpont Morgan is the
head. Thomas A. Nevins has
sold all of his interests, includ-
ing the local plant, the branch
of the United States Gas, Coal
and Coke Company at Memphis,
the mines of the company and
the 10000 acres of coal land at
Sturgis, KY, to the North Amer
lean Company. The considera-
ton is not known here, but is
said to be several million dol
lars. This is the largest coal
deal ever consummated in the
Western Kentucky field.
The bee., 1905-06-08
BIRMINGHAM RAILROAD MAN y
WEDS YOUNG LADY OF HOWELL
Groom Began Career on the Henderson
Oivision.-Brde the Daughter Of ).
Foreman Of Smithing Depart
msnt at Howell Shops.
Especial to The Bee.)

Howell, Ind, June AT the
st. Agnes church early this morn
ing occurred the marriage Of
Miss Katherine McCue, Of this
city, to Mr.. Andrew F. Smith,
of Birmingham, Ala, the cere-|
mony being performed by Father
Fitzpatrick. Some hundred or
more people, friends and rela-'
tives of the bride and groom,
were present, among them being
several prominent railroad Of
ficials from various parts of the
country.
Mr.. Smith, Familiarity known
as candy" began his career as
a railroad man on this division
in August, 1896, his first seryices
being machinist helper In the
shops at Howell. La September,
1899, he was promoted to fireman,
in which capacity he distinguish
ed himself as a success from the.
very beginning. His excellent'
service was recognized by a pros
motion to travelling fireman and
in 1904 to engineer. AS the com
pany needed men in the South
he was transferred to the South
g. North Division. Mr.. Smith Isl
what may be termed an ener-
getic young man, for whom the
future holds much in store.
The bride is the beautiful and
accomplished daughter of Mr..
Patrick McCue, of Howell, the
we'll known foreman of the
Smithing Department of the l.,
& N. shops.
The reception at the brides
home lasted from 8 to II O'Clock.
At IL 80 Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
left on No. SO for Evanston,
Wyoming, where they will spend
a ten days. honeymoon, after
which they will go to Birming-
ham, Ala, their future home.
The bee., 1905-06-08
Foley McAeken.

Miss Lena Foley, of Madison-.
vile, and Mr.. Ollie McMeken, of
Toledo, Ohio, were married at
the residence of her sister, Mrs.
E. S. Papln, of 4133 Finney Ave.,|
st. Louis, last Wednesday. Miss
Foley was engaged to be married
to Mr.. James Dimmitt, the SON
of a banker of Shelblna, Mo-, but
when her first love, Mr.. McMe
ken, appeared on the scene She
quickly changed her mind and
told him the old love was still
living, and they were married.
Miss Foley telegraphed Mr.. Dim-
mitt the state of affairs and ext
pressed her regrets. Miss Foley
is one of Madisonville's moss
charming daughters and has a
host of friends there.
The bee., 1905-06-08

Rooms to Rent.

Fine desirable rooms to rent in
center of city, terms reasonable. APP
ply at this office.
The bee., 1905-06-08
Died in Ohio.

Mrs. v. McKown died after a
long illness at her home at Nor
row, Ohio, on June Bird. She
leaves a husband, Mr. H. w.
McKown, father, Mr.. E. E.
Cook, of jacksonville, Sister,
Mrs. Eliza Vincent, Of this place,
and a brother, Mr.. Joe Cook, to
mourn her loss. She was 1S
yearsIof age and had been mar.
ried only two years.
The bee., 1905-06-08
A THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK.

An elephant is afraid of a
mouse. If he only knew his
strength! !! The non-advertiser
is like the elephant-he has
great power, if he would only
use it-by advertising.
Doubt or hesitation kills the
salesman's powers of persuasive
ness. A life's habit of respect
ing the authority of print offers
the logical argument in favor of
an advertisement for this pur-
pose alone if for no other.
Many merchants hesitate about
placing themselves in the lime
light OF publicity for fear of the
critics. They are like the boy
who refuses to wear a new suit
Ct clothes all together the first
day for fear his 'pals" will call
him dude. y
Every business man incurs GER
tain risks; he is in danger only
SO far as he may not find means
to avert it. He is in peril, how
ever, if he is in imminent danger
of being overwhelmed by more
progressive aud up to date COM
petitor who advertises.
The bee., 1905-06-08

st. Petersburg, June 6.-Minister Of
the interior Bouligin and Admiral
Alexieff, head of the committee of the
far east, has rendered their resigna-
tons, which the emperor has not ac-
cepted. Foreign Minister Lamsdorf
may also resign, as protest against
the reactionary policy of the car as
shown by the extension of the powers
of Gen. Trepoff
The bee., 1905-06-08
WILL SATISFY JAPAN.
The Course of the United States Is
SO Far satisfactory.

The Course of the United States Is
So Far satisfactory.
Washington, June 6.--The japanese
minister has formally inquired of the
department of state what action the
United States government intends to
take respecting the Russian was YES
sells now in Manila bay. Acting Sec
rotary LOOMS responded that the yes
sells would be interned, provided they
did not .eave the harbor at once. This
exchange has taken place, in order to
formally establish the responsibility Of
the United States for the detention of
the vessels in Manila harbor until the
end of the hostilities,
Japan will, believe, be entirely
satisfied with this governments in
structions that the Russian ships at
Manila must inferno or put to sea"
said Mr.. Takahira, the japanese min
ister.
The bee., 1905-06-08
A CRISIS IN RUSSIA.
Three Powerful Advisers of the Gar
Reported to Have Resigned.

st. Petersburg, June Count Lams-
dorf, foreign minister; M. Baulygin,
minister of interior; Admiral Alexiff,
viceroy of far east, are reported to
have surrendered Office as protest
against placing almost unlimited pow
er in Trepoffs hands.
Civil war Is threatened.
The car has prohibited the assem-
bling of the zemstvo.
The bee., 1905-06-08

LOST-Somewhere on the streets
of Darlington gold leaf pin. Find
er will please leave it at this office.
The bee., 1905-06-08
Three Crniscrs NIny be Unused.

Toxic June 6.-The Russian cruisers
Admiral Nachimoff, Vladimir Mono
mach and Dmitri Donskoi having sunk
in comparatively shallow water, it is
possible to raise them.
The bee., 1905-06-08
CONTRACTS CANCELLED.
Russia VIII Not Send Fourth
Squadron 10 the Eastward.

Hamburg, June 6-News reached
here from Libau that Germen seamen
who were employed there for service
with the fourth Russian squadron.
which 1t was intended to send to the
far east, have received orders to return
home, as their contract has been can
celled by recent events. This is con
sidered proof that Russia has definitely
abandoned further efforts to wrest the
sea power from Japan.
The bee., 1905-06-08

Sold by st. Bernard Drug Store,
Earlington; b. L. Robinson, Nor
tons Gap; Jno. X. Taylor, Earlipg-
ton.
The bee., 1905-06-08
WILL CONTINUE THE WAR.

Little Hope in Europe that Russia
VIII sue for Peace.
London, June 6.-Accounts of Presi-
dents Roosevelt's Interview with MI.
Takahira, the Japanese minister al
Washington, Count Cassini, Baron
Speck Won Sternburg and other ambas-
sailors, which are alleged to have been
along the line of efforts to bring media
ton, are receiving much attention
here, but in diplomatic circles it is not
believed that they will result in secur-
Ing peace. The belief is firm in all
quarters that Russia will continue the
war.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
Gin euriojer 0eif!

2eiber Goites lit man bier3ulanOc
geUobnt Die SteQ,mg zines Seel.
Jorge Brieiiers init aan5 moern
Nugen an betrahten, dls nit Den
@ugen be$ 8Iauben$. Man
iiebt in ben SeeliorgernL Eaitoren,
pieliaf MIR Experimentation Der sc.
meinbe, Yreoiger poer Iermalter oes.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Wan beur-
tbeilt oft Ole Yrieiter MIR no d,
benz 6eitliden GrfolgG
nah iBrer S1bigfeit 5u bouen
imb an permnlten, Sdnll6en an
nnod)en mo su be5obleu, ollerlci Seit.
lld)teltcn 81. ncranltalterL ipenn lie
olIf maud,mal speiielbniter Natur
limo; ODER nuf benz @raD ibrer Eopl-
laritGt. mas lit er opd iiir Gin fine,
liberal man, beloved ever by
PrOtestants and Jews - ODER mad,
ibren reoneriiben gorsiieeu, he is Il
fine sp&aial. i fine looking man +;
clio M anEeriidem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17

0inoell. nilr nod mcltIib c III
M q i Il q B.. Sieie I | d e prote'
il auti d. Iuffaiun g
nlmmt. neil man angefreiien lit BON
Siberalismls ,nb Mmerifontsmls,
immer mebr II, aniratt Die
Strait nnh Stdrfe bes II e.
rem Sebeus Der @emeinDe 5l
p1legen, ou prgen, buB burf)
gllten, pi~eliGbrigen faiedetiiden
llnterrift, bnrb EreOigt umo
Z ritenIebre iiir Die erpad)=
lene Sugeno, oiird) @eiorberune Der
Nrommiafeii q lanbens I e lie
oigfeit unb @ lanbenS g
innigfeit, mabreS, faith o.
litheS d t It ides 2ebcn,
gefDroert mirb, su orgen,
Deb Gbriitt gieentbum, Die
: Tempe bes bl. 8eiites nid)t &c.
fabroet werben, burd) q Oh g G.
bt9teit geeen Den @ciit Der 3cit
itno bes Sanoes.
Sumner lnb INNER bot ilno mni;
elm Erieiter, Der Elm Seel-
orger lit, ieinc @emeinbe, es
mag g%eialen ODER nid,t, marnen Dor
Siinbe mo .Siinbengeiohr. Dor be,l
SanienSen nno Ibertanienhen bon
Scdmitteln, mie iie beiitSutaae, ielbii
III fatbolild)en &reiien II III c + Dem
= define 0es u II G ausgerpor-
zen iperoen. Ger Grieiter, Ser Ell II
9 oraer lit, mnb icinc
ganSe @emeinbc, iibcr.
~ uden, leiten uno fiihren.
Iae iino ieine Sinner, Die Irmcn,
Die 2elocnben. Die &ranfen. Seine
fashionable" fotboliiden Gricltcr
led eS geben, 0aS ilt Elm II q
in Ser STRIDE Gbrilti, Der
icine YrieIter niht fir Die "Parlors'
Der Eromineuten, nift sur @u9liii'
ring uno @meritanilirrmg ser Der.
IdieOencn NationalitGteit, llid)t iir
Die Neonerbiibnem politild)er Gurs
teien uusgefamb inb an $ q e.
/ Ii ltet bat, ionbern mur @ottes
emtge Ibii6tcn IN per.
irflimen! - yutinom".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17

Sbomas @. 2apion, Der Geriaiiel
Der MriifeI iiber ,Sirnperbrannte ST.
nan5tunit" uno Sablreid)er Snierate.
in benen 2elite. iDeldle al Der 8ori,
cine srobe &oae ipielen, idlarf ange'
griffen nerOen, lit an Oieier Stelll
id,pn Geniigeno horatteriiirt moroen
Ser Wann bot aber aild) feline Ser
bienite, inoem er bilrd feline Gntbiil'
lungen iiber Die slrt uno gSeiie, mie
IN unieren grobeu 5inansiers nit
WiQionen aeni~rtbid}aftct miro. Oel
@oben fiir Die Geformen porbereitet.
Die fommen miiiien, peItn Dos 2ant
nidt burd) Die Wetboben. Die jebt 3ltr
stnmtrbung fommen, rllinirt nerber
io1.
Mcn1e ser @eididten, Sic er err
5dbIt, iinb iebr intereiinnt un6 perOie'
men algemeine Iuf rfiamfeit. ga
Der 9eribt iiber ole Irt nn0 @eiie.
in Der ole 9lGger peraulaBt murOeu.
i'm @elub Die Ban State @as 60.
iiir bnnfcrott 81 %erflaren, 5llriid5ll'
5ieben. Die 2eiite foroerten $780,
40 rnb es fanoen iid nobl &apita.
liIten, meld)e baS @elo ge6en mollte,.
aber Hiemono mollte bns Giiito neG'
melt, baiiir itrairedtlih neriolgt 81
n'-Sen. 60 einiate man ii6, baf
9fmf Sauna bie Summe aus cinen
bon inn g%eiammelten Gampague'
Sonss Sir Gerpeuoung IN Gelaipare
0nb neil es ii6 nm Die 3nfunfi
bcS iauberen aboidS bonOeltc. SaS
@elb nan tbatiGdIid, I'M @eridts'
iual, nls Der Mntrag ati @ioerrui
bes porlGufigen 9eiebls 5irr GinIei.
tumg beS Observation-Disclosures geItell
mnrhe, nnh i'm s%lugenblid Der gepiI.
ligut9 OieieS IntrageS iprroc cS
inter Dem Gid BEN SlGgern gcreidt,
bic iif ihueG oamit ans Dem StaubC
madtelr, neil cin Snuicn bon @lil.
bGn1ern IOoid'S nui cine @elcaen,
belt ipnrtetc. nm i6nen oic Meiie.
tnIden nit 0enl ipcriluoqcn SnIaIt
a65ltncbmelI;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
&aiier @ilbelm aodI lamge miht
fatb0liiM.

Nus Gom ldBt iid oie oGeutid,e
3eitlng 600. 800 beri6ten, IN
ocrtigen oclerifalen" areiien berrlds
Die Mciulng, &aiier @ilbelm lei i'm
@ebeinlen tatboliid, eeporoen. Ga.
5l bemerft Die y&oln. Solfsseitung",
ySn mnterribteten fotboliIhen &rei.
len glaitbt man 10 etfuaS getpib nitt.
aber es lit freiii6 Sgatia6e, oaB III
onspartlgen fatboliiden 2dnoern
pieliad Die Weimmg berridt, 2aiier
&iIbelm ltebe in @lort6ensiaden Der
fctboliiden Stride iebr nube. Sarilln
m'eoerbolen mir nod einmal nit aaeI
Teltimmtbeit, oaB baS nid)ts lit ala
leere Ybantaiie. gs triift an, oaf
Der 9oiier 0arin feinen l~lnteridien
madyt, pelde Goufeiiiou Semano fat.
penn er ibm MIR ionit eef1ut, aber
DEM fatboliid)en Glauben itebt @il.
belm Der 3Deite minoeitens ebenio
fern, oIs lein GroBpater nno ieiil
Rater."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
NSmiide MusIpraGe oes 9ateins.

sic giidofe Srlano's babeu jiingIi
m elmer Seriammlung beifloiien, in
allen Colleges ullo Seminarien Die
Dromlife" NuSlprade bes Sateiu
eln5ulilbren. n@s lit merflpiiroia,
oaB oas niht l6nelt seifeben, be.
merit oa5u oIpe Wiaria". Die eng.
lilhe IusipradR bes 2atein 1at 5llr
Dob ii6 Die iuneen amerifani.
hdlen Yrielter. lpelde Rom beiudell,
|nid)t in 2atein nit ibren Gonirotres
I%nnterbolten fOnnen, oa fem italieni.
)ider Yrieiter ibr 2atem perIteben
@ic eraGhlt miro, puroen
Dor einiscn Sobren junee 8rieIter
aus Den Der. Staaten in Hom oe.
lparnt, bel elmer Auoiens beim le[.
Eaplte SEQ 6en 9rei5ebnten Iid ser
lateiniidlen Sprade 5l beoienen. oo
Sr. Seili9feit ibr &ouoerpelld nidt
perlteben tonne.
9as nslpe Maria" empiieblt Den
Colleges nnb Seminarien umIeres
Sanoes, auh ole yrDmiide" SINS
irrnd)e oes Sotcin OH Stelle Der ,etg.
lilden" ein5uiiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17

mem Sdule fortid)nifen loiien. Gin
lcld)es getragen perr1tb Den @abn.
litllt oes armen ErieIters.
User jebod @cbuIb aen,ra hot, nm
leine S6mdhihriit qeeen Sic Stride
big an'$ GnSe ourt5nIelen Der oe.
mint ore lteber5eugung, baR Ser
Wnm an @ahniim Ieioet. Ser I'm.
perltano, Die @i0eripriid)e, oie fireu
SSoeen, mlf Die man ieoen Mlraenblid
'toBt, ldllen flar erfennen, Dab man
eS nit einem Sanotifer 5t tbun hal.
60 betbellert er iteif uno felt, i'm ia.
tbolilden 8lollben leben uno iterben
III ipollen; ieine 9lbiidt lei bios, Die,
aIrde 3ll rciormiren. llno 6ennodl
lteIIt CT lid in ole Heiben Ser airhen.
teinoe uno id)lenbert aegeu Gapite,
Sild)ofc, Goroindle ltno 4rieiter
allen Sfmib, pel6en er in ser Sc.
ldbld]te Der friiberen Sobrbunbertc
lrfloen tam, Gr iu6t aae @erIenm.
oiltgen uilo observation-disclosures, bie
pole 3nli9en geeen Sen Glerus BON
eplcago lenois porgebradt, an sic
9roBe @lote su bGngen.
gr glaitbt Die Stride an ~reforntiren.
pabreno CT iladJ arGften Oieiel6e ME.
nerreiBt nno Der @erodtuno Greis
9ibt. aonntc er nod conIeol1ent
oenfen, 10 miiBte er es fir ieine
Pflld)t balten, aus elmer &irde ols.
Siltretcn, Die in iol6em MaBe aus.
geartet lit, pie err bieieIbe BARTLETT.
9ei einem @obniinnigen lit ieOod,
pom logild)em 0enfen feline Reoe. Gr
bnlt itdl fiir eiuen suten &at5olifeu
llllo &eformer ser Stride.
Ylls oenl 8elagten fam man Ihou
arf ole Sattloiiafeit ieiner GdmGh.
ld)rilt lhlieBen. Son ieinem StmS.
punt aus bat er oie Sa6e aons Der.
tcbrt angeariffen. or mill lid, an
Der firdliben Sbrigfeit unb an lei.
men gciltIiden Seinben ser 0ioseIe
non Chicago ridden u1o er tpGblt slnt
@egenltanbe ieines 9ufeS Die SduIl.
frnge itto fiibrt einen beftiaen 3umpf
eegen Die 8farrifnIen, gegen oen
@atifan, geeen mitteIalterlide 8dpIte
nno earoinGle. DIS lit aan3 Der.
tebrt. 0aS perrGtb einen beridro.
beiten &opf, ipie iolfe in oen Siren.
bduiern iid iinben. Iidt als Ssii6.
rer elmer Eortei, ionSern mir ola
Serlelimoer un0 Gbrab'dneioer ser
Stride lit Ser Manu aefGbrIid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17

gegen sic fatboliide Stride lit ueulih
Bon einem e~rfommuni3irten mnb
alb pabn .nnigen prielter Groplep
m Chicago publi5irt porSen. Vie
aus Der fi:rjen Selbii.9 Geographic Ses
@erfaiiers ~berporaebt, lit berielbe
ifon felt ieinen eriten Irieiteriabren
IN SrIanb, ieiner Seimatb, elm befti.
ger un6 itreitiiidtiger Character ae-
Weien. mas i'm nit ben @eridten in
Gonilift bradte uno linn cine iieben-
monatlife @efdngnibitrafe 3u5oa.
GS muroe linn balb in Der Seimath
81 beib uno 81 eng unS beBbaIb Der.
legte er, pie oiele anoere unrubiae
a0pfe, ieine @irfiamfeit naf benz
ireien 2anoe Mmerifa Dor ettpa aft
Sobren. Mit Silfe gutter Sreunoe
Tlroe err bon Dem miloen gr5biihof
Toehan in Die 9io3eie auigenommen
nno gerietb alth bier balo in Strei.
tlafeiten NIT ErieTtern unb nit Ser
aeiitlid)en Sbriafeit. ipie bies bel lei.
uem itreitiiihtigen Gbarafter nidt
dnoers Su erDarteH mar. lin inn
rmidJGblih 81 MAIDEN, mibte er Jus.
penoirt nnh na6 fortOmernoer
@iberietlid,feit oltfD erfommnni3irt
weroen. Mber feline Straie fonnte
i'm Srr 9eiinnmg bringen, neber
Gle Straie 6eS peltlifen 8erittes
in Srlonb, nod, Die Straie oeS aeiIt.
.liden @eridtes in Mmerifo. @ie
|aae Wobniinniae bGlt er ieOe 8er11r.
Itbeilllng fir uneeredt uno mgiiltia.
Die @elt lit poa bon ioldten Sab.
mabniinnigen, bic nift reif fir baS
Srrenbails Deroen, bis Tie Semono
on 2eib unb 2ebeL ODER Sab unS
@ut beidaoigen.
Die fire Sbee oieieS beridrobenen
&opfes beitebt oarin, ooB err aae per.
meintlide Unprecedented umo Unfit.
lihfeit in @elt uno Stride nit alien
Witteln reformiren mill.
Die Gtrafe Der DENOMINATION
muBte MN bieien beftigen uno itreit.
iiid,tigen @enifen natiirlih an &c.
paltisem 3orn unb SaB segen Die
seiitlihe Sbrisfeit mo gesen aae
feline @nflGger anfregen, pobei 6enn
iein Wabniinn iid gang natiirlid,
oiienbarte. 60 muBte err bel @ele.
aenbeit elmer 0io5eian.S pnooe, BEL
melder Der Glerus Ser 0ioSeie in Der
aatheOrale periammelt NOR, bon Der
Yoliaei init GROCER Wiibe aus Der
Stride binallsgeidafft iperben. Chen.
10 mnbte Der ianfte 0iidof Seeban
i'm eiuual 6ur& bic Voliaei aus lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
Die Strait oes @ebetes.

gSeftlt 'dl ge1alfct meme Saroc,
@fid finolib ST. benz @ater wenbc,
= iiber ieoen Shmcr5 erboht,
@ie bin id, ielia i'm @cbet.
@enn Mrs an TotH unS Giulidt
ieDlt,
llnO mid ole Nod,t Ger 3meiiel ntGlt.
ell id, 81 @ott. ser treulid) rGib,
limo filioe &ciSbeit i'm @cbet.
Nia ih sum Tellern mid erbehen,
ltn0 nilB Dor meincm Ser5en beben.
GaS meinem @illen niocritebt,
gSo limo id) arait - ais I'M @ebet?
@enn mir perbot'ne &eld)e minfen,
llnb eS mid brGuet, ibr @iit 81
trimten,
9aS iiiB betdubellb mid umhpcbt:
Ganu iino' id) Hettung i'm @ebct.
@cnm ielbit bie SreunSe mid Der.
lSIllNtl,
Sid falt BON mir lin6 lieblos
trennen,
Mir Hiemanb treit 5ur Settle Itebt,
60 trOitet @ott mid i'm @ebet.
@enn alIe Sreuben mid perlaiien
llnb ale Sterne mir erblaiien,
llnb iebe Sofinng umteraebt:
60 fino' ib 2abial i'm @e6et.
Id, on Dem tbel,ern, tbcllern 8rabe,
$50 i6 10 piel geneinet babe -
@ie mar Die WeIt mir lecr lino Do',
ga fano i6 Croft MIR i'm @ebet.
@enn i1 nm lesfer meiner Gage
Iild Dor Dem Sooe nidt per5age,
Nenn ibr mid rmbis iterben iebt,
Sd lerne bieies i'm @ebet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-01-17
0ewGbnana CUR Sei&eioeabeit,

Cine Ser idoniten 3ieroen oer Sil.
geno lit ELM bciheioenes, 5uriifge5o.
genes @eien, meldles iib tbotiGhlid,
burin 6uBert, baB eS Oas eigeue Sd
ME berportebrt, Oageaen Sitter nnb
@erltano INN 10 mebr ad)tet. Die
Sueenb Der 9eibeibenbeit miro bel
aimbern obcr nift baoiirh crreiht,
BOP man tie bernbiebt, ibnen baS
&eben perbietet ober iie gar perddt-
lidD bebanoelt. 9a6urb tuiiroe linen
Sab geaen has erfabrene @lter ein'
Gepilan5t nerben. Man mode iie
oft alli ibre llnerfabrenbeit auimerf'
lam, balte tie on, i'm llrtbeil snriids
galteno su lein. iih i'm @eiprade BON