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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-26
KERNs AND HEBRON.
William n. Sharp Took Dose OF Carbo-
| 49, lie Acid by Mistake.

-. lie Acid by Mistake.
William H. Sharp had very mar
row escape last Friday afternoon, TAX
ing carbolic acide by mistake When he
discovered what he had taken in his
mouth, be spit it out, and applied what
antidotes and remedies were at hand
Fortunately very little got into his
stomach but his mouth and throat were
badly burned. His wife and family be
ing away, ne could not call up anyone
over the phone, as he could not talk.
When a physician was finally secured
he said that all had been done that he
could have done. Mr.. Sharp was not
able to take anything until Sunday af
ternoon and then could speak a little.
He is somewhat better at this writing.
Rev. Brown of Kerns and Rev. Allen
Iof Hebron exchanged pulpits last Sun
day. Mr.. Engle of Hebron accompani-
ed Rev. Brown over Mr.. Aliens cir
cult, Hebron, Swan Lake and Nicollet.
Rev. Allen will be able to take up his
work next Sunday, as he is gaining
strength after mis- recent illness.
Mrs. T. F. Mills and daughter of
Garden City last Sunday visited the
family of Mrs. Mills brother, William
Fl. Sharp.
Belgrade school at Kerns held &
school picnic last Friday afternoon ana
all had royal good time, as the wealth
er was perfect. This was the close of
this term of school,
Mr.. Ansel Goodridge and Miss Mary
Thomas, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thomas of Judson, were united
in marriage last Tuesday afternoon,
May Is, at the home of the brides
parents, by Rev. l.. H. Allen. We wish
the young people a happy and prosper
Gus voyage through life.
Mrs. F. Rairdon of North Mankato
came out to Hebron last Friday to make
an extended Visit with the family of
her father, William f. Hendley.
|. Uncle James Hendley of Mankato Wis
tied relatives in Hebron last Week.
Rev. Brown win hold a memorial SER
vice next Sunday morning at. 1890 at
the Kerns church and earnestly re-
quests all old soldiers to be present
Oscar Door has the addition to his
residence almost complete. The plaster
ers are at work this week.
George Peterson will ship hogs from
Judson this week.
Rev. Griffith of Cambria held services
at Judson last Sunday evening in the
school house. 1t is hoped that he may
have the use of the Swedish church
latter this.
The old fishing ground at the mouth
of the creek in Hebron is swarming
with men. women and children these
days. They say that one has to be
there early so as to get place to sit
on the bank. Mr.. McCarger ought to
rent the ground and have reserve seats.
Last Sunday was busy day at the
river 1t seems that the people in this
land of churches ought to nave lit
tie respect for the Sabbath.
The past week there has been ideal
corn weather. Much planting has been
done. Corn is up in some of the fields.
Mrs. William H. Sharp is afflicted
with appendicitis and will have to I'M
dergo an operation as soon as she can
be spared from her family. They are
certainly having their share of trouble.
The Ladies' Aid of Nicollet will meet
with Mrs. Allen at the parsonage in
Hebron next Thursday afternoon.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-26
Mrs. Frances Jacobs Of Elmore
Is Chosen President.
Resolutions Adopted and Rou-
tine Labor Performed.
Session Is Finished With a
Program Of Music.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Officers were elected yesterday af
ternoon at the twelfth annual meet
ing of the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal
church for the Mankato district, held
at the Centenary Methodist church, as
follows: President, Mrs. Frances JAG
obs, Elmore; recording secretary, Miss
Ella Gabel, Mankato; and treasurer
Mrs. H. Z. Woods, Lake Crystal, re-
elected. Mrs. F. w. Hunt will con-
tinue in the office of corresponding Sec
rotary, that officer being chosen fOr
every district at the Minneapolis branch
meeting in the fall, this branch com
prising Minnesota and the Dakotas.
The next annual meeting of the Man
kato district society will take place
either at Fairmont or Lake. Crystal
The choice between these places was
left to the executive committee, con-
sisting of the four officers above nam
ed. erf.- aaad
Resolutions were adopted as follows:
Whereas, The Women's Foreign
Missionary Society of Mankato dis
trict has convened at the Centenary
Methodist Episcopal church at Man
kato;
Resolved, That we, the members of
this convention, do now express our APP
probation of the cordial welcome and
hospitality which we have received
from the ladies of the Mankato auxil-
larry, and that we tender our thanks to
the trustees for the use of the church,
and to the committee who arranged
the program for this OCCASION;
"That we thank the district officers
for their faithful and efficient SER
vice during the past year;
''That the women of this convention
deem it a great privilege to have with
us our beloved branch president, Mrs.
Lands, and we believe that the inspira
ton which she has given win be an up
lif ito our work throughout the dis.
trict;
"That as God had blessed our eff
forts in the past, we look To Him for
greater blessing upon our work, and
that while We depend upon Him as
never before for wisdom and strength
we push forward with increased zeal,
so that this coming year may mark
advancement on all lines"
The committee on plans of work
made report, giving the following eight
distinct suggestions: That auxiliaries
be organized in places where there are
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-26
Bids Were Too High.

From Fridays Daily.
O. NJ. Hagwall was the lowest bidder
on the four room addition to the school
building at Belle PLANE, but his bid
was about $500 higher than the school
board had figured on and the chances
are that the improvement will not be
made the present year.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-26
NORMAL GRADUATES.
Those Who VIII Receive Diplomas at
Coming Commencement.

Those VINO VIII receive Diplomas az
Coming Commencement.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Following is list of the graduates of
the Mankato normal:
Grace Bryan, Rochester; Myrtle Orilla
Kanne, Waterville; Blenda Nelson,
Winthrop; Edith Mae Sheldon, Manka-
to-; Florence Adell Skunk, Traverse
City, Mich. s
kindergarten Graduate Course-Sadie
Barney, Mankato; Flora May Crawford,
Faribault; Lillian Gilmore, Lacrosse,
Wis; Barbara Masfield, Mankato.
Five Years Advance Conrse-Mary
Austin, Mankato; Alma Coughhn, Man
kato; John Connolly, Lakeville; William
Henry Detamere, Good Thunder; Walter
Gilbertson, Jasper;v Margaret Lucy
Haigh, Mankato; Samuel Fred
Harms, Norwood; Charles Oscar
Johnson ,Hidson; Arnold Lien, Della
van; Matthias Norberg Olson, Bell
view; Jessie Mand Paff, Kasota; ABB
bbie Rowena Vending; Eden Valley.
Elementary Graduate Course-Louise
Arthur, Browning, Mont; Edyth Ethel
Billings, st. Paul; Mary Lucy Boyce,
Pennington; Grace Helen Brown, Jack
son; Lima Matilda DAHL, Faribault;
Dolly Margaret Dean, Blue Earth;
Frances Duffy, Austin; Vera Edwards,
Tracy; Margaret Amelia Ewright,
Rose Creek; Gertrude Hermina Erick-
son, Candy; Georgia Violet Evans,
Alankato; Sarah Ellen Fiske, Pipestone;
Laura Isabelle Davidson, Ovation
ma; Ada Drake, Northfeld; Calista
Gertrude Melissa Grant, Kasota;
Hazel May Funk, Pipestone;
Olivia Alice Grant, Faribault; Anna
Belle Green, Sleepy Eye; Alice Doro-'
thy Grendall, Faribault; Cicely Oek-
line Ham, Raymond; Isadora Haner,
Mankato; Anna Elizabeth Hedke, Hen
derson;7 Ella Louise Hibbards North
field Clara Warren cHoppin, North
field; Mathilda Dorothea @'iHummel,
Dundas;@ Agnes Caroline johnson, Herr
on Lake; Eleanor johnson, Mankato;
Emma Ursula Kelley, Waseca;. Bridget
Muriel Kneefe, st. Peter; Belle
Blanche Longnecker, Albert Lea;
Mary Alden Leonard, Rochester;
Nellie Victoria Lillyquist, Winthrop;
Margaret Lindahl, Winnebago;
Margaret. Helene Mitchell, Tracy;
Vivian Mottweiler, Mankato; Mae
Matthew, Faribanlt; Julia Caroline
Malmsten, Minneapolis; Eleanor Blanche
Mott, Howard Lake; Elizabeth Mary
Roell, Faribault; Hattie Stella Row
land, Tracy; Ethel Frances San
born, Tracy; Mollie Edith Shields,
West Concord; Lillian Susannah Sim
mer, Henderson; Emily Harriet Soutar,
Luverne; Florence Eleanor Thorsen,
Glenwood; Lydia Tuberg, Heron Lake;
Jennie Helen Turner, Leroy; Caroline
Lee Van Nice, Flandreau, S. d.;
Ruby Lillian VanOrnum, Mantorville;
Helen Weed, Mankato; Leora Belle
Watkins, MARSHALL; Pearl Woodruff,
Blue Earth.
Three Years Elementary Course
Teresa Couture, Litehfeld; Edith Irene
Eiaro Mank To. Susie Marian Stone
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-26
B. F. FERNALD IS DEAD.
Prominent Farmer Who Lived Near
Vernon Center.

B. F. Fernald, a prominent farmer re-
siding near Vernon Center, is deal. He
had been i'll for some time with con-
sumptiopao1rr ,l.ss6 edt G.l5 .ao.
Mr. Fernald had been mwell since
January, and few weeks ago was
brought. to, st. Ieseph's hospital, but but
as nothing could be done folr, him he
was taken. home to die. ,,,i,e,
The deceased was an active Mason
and Knight of Pythias, and was well
and favorabIy known around the coun-
ty. His many friends regret his TAX
ing off in the very prime of life.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
from the late residence of the deceased
at 2:30 o'clock, and will be in charge
OF the Masonic lodge.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-26
WANTED
The Free Press wants a
correspondent in every
section of Blue Fart h
County. For particulars
address, The Free Press,
MankatO, MINI.
Bids Opaned.

Bids were opened at the. office of
Architect Pass last evening for the sup
erstructure of the addition to S. M.
Morris building at 224 South Front
street, as follows: Otto Neitge, $500;
o. NJ! Hagwall, $3.442; j. B. Nielsen &
Co., $3.50. Mr. Morris is to furnish
some of the material The contract was
awarded to j. B. Nielsen & Co.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-26
SECURES MEAT CONTRACT.
Charles J. Macbeth to Furnish Beef
to Indians.

Charles ]. Macbeth has the con-
tract to furnish 100000 pounds of beef
to the Indians at the Lower Brule
agency, South Dakota, and the Lower
Brule Indian schools. 1t is a big deal
and well demonstrates the Importance of
the packing house as a business insti-
tuition in the city of Mankato.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-26
CHINAMAN TALKS GERMAN.
An lntere sting Character Attends Mis-
sionary Meeting at Albert Lea.

Sionary Meeting az ALBERT Lea.
Albert Lea, Mimi, May l9.--The Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society of
the German Methodist church of the
southern part of the st. Paul district
met here yesterday afternoon in dele
gate convention. Representatives are
in attendance from Faribault, Ovation
ma, Mankato, New Ulm, Waterville,
Springfield and other points. There will
be meeting this evening and the prin-
cipal speaker will be Rev. P. c. HUI, a
Chinaman, who speaks the German lam
guage. The delegates and local members
of the church dined together last even
ing.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Henrietta Schlagel to Christina Pos
tells, lot I, except north Z feet and south
10 fet, block 81, Mankato, for 1000.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-05-26

The salary of the postmaster at Am
boy has been decreased from ST 500 to
81 400 per annum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
sAShttAavAaAsvg tNsAtNtAai !NtAtVAtAiNyht tAtAiAtAt EAtvAtAt AlNtstiyAiN
J o%sn1em6urger 9la&ri&ten. !

Sannilie bat cine le~eritebenbe Jarm.
mobnung bes Srn. 6ranf Majerus,
bel Opens aelegen, gepaftet unb be.
5oeen. Wabreno oieier Sniion miro
Serr @oeren nit ieinen erwafienen
ainoern arbeit nebmen, mo lid iolhe
bietet uno i'm fommenoen Triihiabr
bofft er, ielbit cine 6arm padten uno
benlrthihnften 5u fonnen. Ger
Neiieingenanoerte betrieb 9nno.
mirtbihaft bel Iippaf. aanton ga.
peaen, Siiremburg. Seine ainoer
iino ale itarf uno geiuno nno err
ielbit itebt nod I'M better Mannes.
alter. Die 6omilie miro bier por-
ousiihtlih ibr sltes Iusfommen
iinben unb mir beibet lie y@iQfom.
men" in Der neuen Seimatbs Serr
Watb. @iirtb, Der ebenfnas bon
3ippa6 itammt, nabm lid, ieiner
ndberen Sonosleute in tbatfraitiger
Weiie an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

0ereinsmitgliebe bos YortrGt bes 81
gbrenoen malen 81 laiien. Serr
Seimes muroe nit oieier Iuigabe
betralit.
GinilitanS Der Staot Qnrembnrg.
9eiratben. - %. Wai: So
bann Eeter Semmer, aiitiher nit
9atbarina Refers. 3d.: Nifolas
&iidaro, giienbabnbeamter nit SO.
bannu Srtbum. "a: 5. 9. 2ebann,
Saglobner nit Wargaretba Iofieng.
20: Seinrih 2erop, Sanoarbeiter
nit Sophie Warie Straop.
SterbefdIle. 20. Mai:
Catherine SelogenL oft AZ s., Che.
frau bon 8alentin S%finboien; Teter
Wesinger, alt 81 s., 5%nglobner
Carl Yrosper 9iwer, alt 80 s..
Staatsarfiteft. 81: SE5ert &e.
macle, oft 81 s., Sdriitieser, che.
los. %: Barbara Nep, oft 80 s.,
Hentnerin, ebelos. %: Wargaretho
6lummang, aft II s., obne Stano.
ebelos; Marie Gleonore, genanni
2eonie 6leih, obne Stanb, ebelos
"a: Miarie Clement, alt 31a Won.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
ans Srm Ger. 5taatem.

3uiidcn ben 8nIembmrgcrn Der
&ers Seiu . @emeinOe nno oenen Der
ct. Mcrien . @emeinoe oabier IN
Inbuquc miro segenportis ein ge-
paltiger &i alsgefodlteny mel.
der in elm iolfes StaOium getreten
tit, Dob mun iid) mabri6einliG ge-
smungen ieben miro, Die beriibmte
leberne aanone in @nmenbnng 81,
bringer, Inn ee%nieiben 81 entiheiOen.
geioe @emeinoen bebaupten nGmlih,
Die beiten luremburger aegler 5u be.
iiseri unb elm Sournier lit urrangirt
tporoen, Inn oen aompf aussiifehten.
Gle erlte 0ortie murbe am lesten
Graitog Nbeno i'm ct. Worien.Galino
geihoben mnb errangen Die 8esler
Ser ct. Marien . @emeinoe einen
glGnSenben Sieg, ba lie ibre 9eener
IN alien orei Spielen id)ligen. Ias
Neiilltat mar i~olgenbes:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
MnttcrtbrGnen-Simmclspcrlc

sluf ionnigenl Mittelgebirge iiehi
freumolih ole ebrpiirbige @oll-
fabrtsfirfe; 10 gut betet lids por
Dem 8naoenaltare Ger Simmelsfoni.
GIN. Die nit febrem Sternenmantel
inter golOenem @albnhin tbront
beben nno beleben ia rings piele 30.
tiptaieln m1d)tig Dos Gertraiien.
Sor Der Stride bliiben aber alii Ell.
mem fleillan 8rabe reidlih @ergiB.
meimlift II mer rubet mpbl bier?
Gin Sfmer5ensfino, BON DEM ieine
Wiltter ielbit iolgenoe iieiergreiienoC
8eihihte beridItet:
Gas Nmnele bat nie eillen gelltn.
Den Gag gebabt, bat idon Dol All-
lang ar ganS eigene Sfmad)en mo
8ehred)an erlitten. 60 mebmiitbig
hot mih's angeidoit, oaB ih allemeil
hab' meinen miiiien. Nf, mie piele
Sbraueu hob i'd Sog uno Nad)t per-
eoiien, ia lie bitten iriitJweg cine
Wtiible treiG2n fonnen. Nad eini-
gen Sabren iino mir bierber. nabe 81
Der Stride in Serberg gefommcn.
"a babe ib periprcfen, 0as Innele
altdglih Dor Den @nuoenaltar 81
tragen nm o2n Segen Der bimmli.
lfen Mrtter berabguileben. llno
Jest lit meme tribe S6mernnitb aui
einmal perihwmnoen. mein Sinn iii
piel leidter uno beiterer gembrben.
dur oieier @mnidl hot MIDI beleelt
mern bas arne aino bod) Dor mir
lterben fonnte, ionit mGre es mobl
nod picl mebr 81 beboiiern IN irem.
Den SGnoenl ,Nd). geben fam eS
nid)t, reben aild) rlid]t, mo ldluilt 10
traurig 5il. meum Die @eldNullter hi
itia llno hunter I'M Srcieu iplclcl
unb iprinaen.
9 Warin. bill Dem Innele Su
leidltem Sterben wie Tu Bent Sii-
COR jllrn uNien 9eben gebolicn bait
ia, Ger fleine Siioor bat einmal 81
baltia oaS u%ngcpobnte Nlciih perth
oan lpolen. oa bleibt inn elm anode.
lein i'm &alie itefcn uno mill meoer
binuntcr nod, bcra,i. Shcn iG)eint
CT Dem griiiden nahe mo Sitiert Dor
Dem iriiben Sobe. oa manotcn mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
Drmhfeblrr.

.SndIe aiii bieiem. rlidlt mehr irn-
gepobnlihem @ege cine poiienbe Sc.
bcnaeei1brtin. 9eoinsung: isbr
ba,B"lid (bauslih)."
go
Ais Die Snngerin geenoet. ifJmiea
gaes nod wic scbnnnt inter Dem
Ginorudc ibrer idmer U5cnber
Stimme,,"
s@eitern gerietben 5iuei 6rauell
aii Der StroBe in Streit. nobel Die
cine Der alioeren IN Der @litb ocn
s8"opf (ScpD obriB."
So
.Sie @raiin ltanO unter ibren
@diten mirfliG mie cine .S"onne."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
Wic ipa man iidl flciocn?

lleber Die aleioung id,reibt Serr
Gfarrer &neipp IN ieinem aalenber:
@enn man rnbig nafbenft, mas
Ourf Die Mooe innerbalb fiinf3ig
Sabren aufgefonnren iii, unb man
ourfidart oas llnbeil. bas Ourb Die
IPobe inter ole Meniten gebroft
mnrbe, Damn mod)te ma iragen: SIT
es moglidl oab man 10 unrcrniirft;.
gen InItelingen @ehor gibt, lrie Die
3%eid>nungen in Den MoGc5eitunaeil
aiiipeiien? gin oieien lit gut nad)-
5ulueiien, OoB man lid bltrd) Die 0to.
De 5u 3riippeln umonbeln mia, oob
man nid)t blob friippelhaft crldlei'
men mill. Bel p%crid]iebcncn 8clc.
genheiten babe id) peridiebene limit
ten getubelt mo nil bier bios mi!
einigen 3iigen Die ullacnleiuen Ne.
geln, pie cine perniirrftige &leibylue
bcid)afien iein iol, ouiItellen. @ie
mir CONNER uno Winter ba6en.
brunfen mir audi CONNER. uulS
Winterflcioer. lie &lel0er lollcll
lid, ME eng an Den 9eib unid)lieien,
neil oaonrd) Die NaturmGrme ichr
bceintrGd)tigt miro. Nuf Den bloBcr
9eib fomnie MIR 9eirpauo. 9ei
ben iibrigen &leibern icieit Ser Sab.
res5eit angepubt. ngtidt 81 pie
uno nid)t Su menig aleiomg" gelte
nls golbeler 8rrrnbias. Ilird) Die
aleioung io1 geiorgt merocn haB 10.
piel ais moglid cine g~leihmaBigC
WGrme 5lpiid,en Dem aleio unb ocn'
Seib berridye, burd) ipeltIe Die Natnr
lid bebuglid) fiiblt. mesncaen BORT
no oas alei0 eng unliegt. &1lte lid
iiibl6ar moht. Cine Srau flngte, II.
lei ME obne &beumQtismus in Der
bei0en Irmen. Sbr aleib NOR abei
10 ieit an Den Seib angelhloiien nls
IS mir moglidl mar. 3D. CAB ibl
oen Mnt, Teite Ncrmel 81 trogen
uno Der Reconnaissance perihmanf
BON ielbit. @ie bier, 10 lit es olid
an Den Nnoern Seilen oes &orrers
Ter Sfopier gibt inns ia ielber be-
oen Sieren Die bette Slnleitung in
CONNER iii Der Saurpel5 Dinner
ober glcidFmdbia, i'm @inter bidcr
Gas ioIen Die Menid)en bel De,
aleioung nadabmen. Gs bleibt I'M
beitrittene @ahrbeit. oab ~un31blig(
Seute ourd) nidIt entiprehenoe aleib'
iing lire 8einnobeit perberben. @irf
ben Nobefinoern oieies nod sur red.
ten 3eit geiagt, bnnn lad)en iie. so
ben lie iih grinolid peroorbpn
Damn lit beitGnoige alaec. @enl
iunge 9rlte 10 tborid)t iino, fam
man es nod begreifen, neil lie uncr,
fobren unb nod nid)t oentf1big limo
9aB aber Die Gltern oft nod, Seller
uno llnteritiiser Iino. mill mir I'M
mer unbegrelflih erideincn. God
wenn lie oft in ibrer Slotterbaitigfeit
ielber nit Der Mooe geben, Damn ii
feline Velierirng 81 ermarten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

inns ale pertruliefsuoa CUR Mitttey
Ger @armberjigfeit. uno iie, nuf Elm.
nal iprirgt 0as anofeld]en berailS
uutf oen Sooen. Zanzibar babe id
oroben am altare Elm @otipt1felhart
ungebrad)t uno nod mcbr Yertrauan
geiitblt.
SdJon iieben Sabr bat bos Mnnele
gelebt. gelltten - ioeben trent 81
lif oes einiafen Spiel5eusas, oas
ibul ole atad6orn gciderft. 3ort
nabe Dem Glen IGdclt es pergniigt;
aber aanrdb.ia miro es unriihig. Sd
bringe es 81 Bette, iieba, ba iuBte Cd
frampfbait meine Snno. grihro.
den merle idl. mie iein @eiift rot9
ergliiht; Oos lit ia Die bisigc aranf.
Geitl SfneQ siinoe id) spei 9tfter
uer Gem Wariahilfbiloe an; lie 6ren'
men 10 it'll nit blGulid)cm SGeine.
Ger Sotcr beiprcngt nos bart ath.
menoe aiub nit @eibpaiier, Die 0s
idlpilter fnisen unD beten:
.Sn aacr Sriibial, Mngit
iunO Hotb-
Torlm inns 81 Stlt
Maria!"
Hob einmdl iblGgt Ynrsle Die
Iugen alif mnO id;altt inns innig on
ais moat' es nod bonfen fiir aae
Site mo Sorgfolt. Gam erliiht
iein S~ebenslid)t ioa itia uno leiht.
8, Sd)usengel, TRACE Die Seele 10.
glci fempor boh iiber Die Sterne in
ben Sinmelsgorten!
2ie ndd,lte 9taft fommt mir ein
mcrfwuroiger Sraum; mir lit, i1
iiee am 6eniter unb ipinne. Siebe.
bort am Gid eriheint ploelif oaS
gnnele. Sarplnoert frage i'd:
Bit Tn mieoer bier?" .Sa",
iagte es better. y@ie, fannlt IN
jest reben?" .Sa, liebe Wfutter!"
iagte es nod beiterer uno lahta BED
auf III ieliger 0reube.
%. ipie lieblif gIdn5t 9ein aleib:
cs ifimmert ia son5 GOLDEN. llno
am Saume leuften ipnnoerinme
9liimlsin BON gbelitein unb Herlen
mas ioaen Die beoeilten2"
Sn ieierlid)em Zone nntiportete es:.
Cute Mlitter, oas iino Die Sbrd.
men. Die Gil m%einetpegen pergoiien
bait; iiebe, fem ein5iges 1ropilein
lit perloren gesangen. ale gliiben
uno bliiben ais Simmelsperlen."
Wit oieien iroblihen, troitlidlen
@orteu ueridwinoet es ib erlrohe
nto iebe ourd's s~Seniter Die Sterne
leuf,ten. ,, Den 5ruum pergeiie id
ME, itno INNER mieber oanfe ih ORC.
Zen ont 8nooennltnre Der bimmli.
ld)en Mutter iiir Silie unb Srn't
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

bes Codes uno peruriaf)te einen
NiB in Der Wauer . lin Die gleihe
3eit ihlug Der 9lis in bas Saiis oes
Mferers Mangen . gblerinaer. Die
Gbeirau Wanaen, Die bel oem Spill
iteine in Der Slide ltonb, muroe ourh
Den glisitrabl betdubt unb erlitt
8~erlcsungen nm aopfe lno an ben
Mrmen. Ger glis 5iinoete alth bier
nift, ionoern 5eritorte mn eiilige
Steine bes SuBbooens.
&iimelingen, 20. Moi. @eitern
entluo lid elm idmeres @emitter
iiber uniere Srtihnft. gn finn per.
idieoenen Steaen idlug Der @lie
elm, ieood obne 81 5iinoen. Mon
mafte lid aqgemein luitig iiher Die
furhtbare angit, pelf,e iih GINGER
bieligen 0reioenfer bem1ftigtc.
Sid a. ;. Mls., %. Mai. Conn.
tag Nafmittas ertrarf beim yahrl
in Dem uili loibringiifem Gcbiet &C.
lcgencn @eiber Der Sohoie.l .9fotbc
Grhe" rer led)5ebnl1hrige SiinglirG
Ueorg anirpa. @d6rcnS m III
SonNtag nergehlidI bis ipat in Die
Yaht nod Dem 2eihnunl geiiid,t
bate. qelnng es Montag Morgen i'm
aui5uiinben.
Miimclimgcm, is. Woi. Seitefn
mllrbe bier Ger "a Sabre ulte Sdrnci-
Der Sran5 Sdily 81 8rnbe ystrnBcn.
Gr bate pnr jebn 5agen eilen Ne.
polper gelieben uuo lid unporiidti.
ger @eiie oomit in Die linfe Snno
~gcid]oiien. Gr bate Die @unoe oi,s-
genaiden, uno Oa oieielbe id]on 5u.
beilte, legte er Der Sad]e meter feline
geoeutllng bi. Maein es mar Tul,
peridlaim nit ei%ngeorungen; es trat
cine @lutpergiitung nit Stnrrfrumpi
elm, uub oa arstlihe Silfe 81 ipGt
fam, muBte Sdils ieine llllporiiftis-
felt nit DEM Seben be5oblen.
Wcfort, %. Wai. Wfit Dem 9au
unierer Wuiierleitutg ifeint's MN
@rnit 5i merben. YlGne uno ao.
itenanidlng 10000 Sranfen) mltr.
ben in Der lesteu @emeiIlneratbs.
iisitng genebmigt uno Der 9tegierung
5rr Mpprobaiion uorgelegt.
GdnermadL 20, Mai. liner bod.
miiroiger Serr Ied)ant mar im Sn.
~terelie ocs 81. @iaibroo.W onumen.
res itiloicnbulber nah Waildub, Gar.
rora, Yiio unb Rom gereilt. Sn
Hom murbe err 3llr Nuoien5 beim 81.
Batter 5ugelaiien. Inter Inoerem
erbielt er bon Seiner Seiliafeit ole
grlanbniB. Der Efarrci @d)ternah
einmol feierlif ben nppitolilfen sc.
gen 81 ertbeilan.
sctinscn, 90. @oi. Ser Berg.
manu- Sominif Sieoeler smlrbe in
einer @ullcrie BON elmer idmeren
Steinmoiie au Sooen geitredt. gr
erlitt einen Sdulter- unb einen Arm.
bruf, iopie ifmere irnere Serleeun.
gen. Sas @eiiht lit o,irf 3erid)met.
teruug Der ainnlabe gon5 entitelt.
Ter 3uitono oes Serungliiften lit
lebensgei1brlih.
Scspcringcn, 20. Mai. Gel eincim
Streite in Der ShGnfe BON Shuma-
der ipllrbe Der Hottenarbeiter Sob.
Eeter &opler bon Den Irbeitern Sob.
Ycter, Nifolaus Soffmnm rnO aarl
Iepile 10 arg miBhanoclt, baB er
ifmer franf ournieoerliegt uno dr5t-
lihe Silie in aniprud) nebmeu
muBte.
Walieroinscm, %. Mtai. @eril.
Gonnerstos ieierte unier iebr ge-
id,aster giiraermeiiter Serr s. y.
Seiot inmitten ieiner ainoer mo
ainoesfinOer 0as %leltene 6elt leiner
golbenen Sod5eit.
Yettingen, %. Mai. Seute se.
rietb Der Mrbeiter :. Shniter bon
Yettinsen. Der bel Der Wolferei 81
Merih angeiteIt lit uno muBeroem
nod cine Sol5itneioemaidline 81
beiorgen bat. nit Der redlten Sano
in Die Waihine, 10 oaB linn Gaitmen
uno 3eigeiInger foit gan5 ab9eidnit-
ten muroen.