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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12
MARYLAND TEACHERS SUICIDE.
Parental Objection to Lover Supposed
Cause of Act.

Miss Ollie burst, aged twenty-seven years.
shot herself through the head in her homo
at Barton. Md, yesterday Death was in
Simultaneous.
Miss burst made a pillow OF one OF her
skirts, and. lying on the floor, fired the
fatal shot. Miss burst purchased the re-
volver, a small thirty-two hammerless,
which she kept In her room. probable
motive has been assigned for the deed
Since childhood William f. Baker. a res
taurant proprietor OF Cumberland. formerly
a miner at Barton. and Miss burst had
been friends. The devotion seemed mutual
but Miss bursts mother objected to the
suit of Mr.. Baker and refused to permit
him to call. They often met. however In
Barton.
Miss burst was assistant principal OF the
school at Barton. She was 4 member of
Martha Washington Chapter OF the order
of the Eastern Star at Homecoming. Her
father, Alfred burst. died eighteen years
ago from an injury received in a mine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12
Failure Caused Suicide.

r. Keith Dargan. formerly president OF
the Independent Cotton OIL Company. and
the Darlington IS. c. Trust Company. COM
mitted suicide last night in that city by
drinking four ounces of carbolic acid. OAR
gan was talking to his brother a short
time before the deed was done. and SEEM
ed In good spirits, although the failure of
the mills and the closing of the trust COM
panys doors were naturally weighing upon
his mind. He left a note. which the cor
oner has taken. in which It is known that
he mentioned financial troubles and stated
that he intended to kill himself. The oil
company was capitalized at 81. 600 oo0 and
1t is rumored that the deficiency may reach
100000. The properties are in the hands
of receivers, and startling developments are
anticipated. Dargan was man about forty
years of age, and had a very large family
connection in Darlington and adjoining
counties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12
Deaths in the District.

The following. deaths have been reported
to the health Office in the last twenty-four
hours:
John C. Baker % years, Rock Creek
Park.
Mary D. Bostick. IL days, 1135 10th street
northwest
Joseph A. Carroll, months, 18th street,
Anacostia.
Henry Clay. SO years, 7OS Sd street south
west.
Sarah Corners. 80 years. 1852 4th street
northwest.
Infant of James r. and Mary G. Covert,
3 days. Takoma Park, D. c.
Jennie M. Croggan, 1 month, 1871 Florida
avenue northeast.
John ellis, IS years, Washington Asylum
Hospital
Henry E. Glotzbach, months, Oil 18th
street northeast.
Georgianna Gordon. 50 years. 3714 Pros
pect avenue
Edward o. Kehoe, months, 40 street
southwest
Isaac Knapp, ee years, 1913 Kentucky ave-
nue. southeast.
Thomas L. Mitchell. 10 years, 1899 B
street southeast.
Anna Mueller, 81 years, Government Hos
pital for the Insane.
Harriet C. Paddon, 50 years. 1417 street
northeast.
Helena c. Rison, 20 years, Georgetown
University Hospital.
Infant of Noah and Rosa Thomas, 3 hours,
Freedmen's Hospital.
Mary E. Ware. As years, lib Quander
street southeast.
Richard A. Woodwork, months, AT JEFF
ferson street, Anacostia.
Charlotte L. Word. SO years. Takoma
Park. d. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

J. N. williamson North Carolina; +. A.
Larkin, New York: II. j.. Hanford. Chi.
cago: c. b. Cook. New York: T. J. Lomas-
ney. Ohio; Maxwell Evarts. New York; f.
G. Buckner, Philadelphia: Leo Dugan. Bed
ford Mass
Ebbitt-G. V. Whistler. L. s. A: Rev G..
5. McGurty, Brooklyn: c. l. Ament Gin
cinnau; c. c. Dulaney, Virginia: b. A.
Flske, Y. s. N: f. w. Baker. San Fran
cisco: III. G. Hester. New Orleans.
Ariington-F. III. Jones. New York; Miss
Stewart. Richmond Va: Mrs. r. Scanlon.
New York: Miss Scanlon. New York: Miss
l.. r. Hilker, st. Louis; f. G.. Riggs, New
YORK; Miss Samesreuther. New York
Shoreham-John S. Padford Houston
Tex; f. NJ. Huschart Chicago; William
Wheatley, New York; George NJ Bowers.
west virginia; c. Kennedy Alpine New
Jersey ~"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12
Hotel Arrivals.

Ralegh-F. w. Cook, Norwalk, Ohio; T.
c. McI.ewen, New York; d. T. Roche, New
York: o. L. Teachout. st. Louis; Francis
Taylor, jr., New York: G.. G. Thomas. vir-
ginia J. H. Mailer. North Carolina; ]. C.
R. Newcomb. New York: Frank Shepard,
Boston: H. C. Macpherson. Pittsburg; J..
w. Farley. Chicago; L. M. Rice. Chicago;
w. H. Miller, Trenton; ]. T. Allison. Chi
cago.
Riggs-Dr. E. Dodd. New York; Miss
Ethel Dodd. New York: Edw. Traynor,
Newark: Miss Whitton. Lynchburg
New Willard-John w Fries. North Car
olina; E. 3. Lofting Brookline. Mass; Mrn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS
BUSINESS OF INTEREST AT CITY
COUNCIL MEETING.
Police Commissioner Fisher Chosen
From Another Ward
General Matters.

ALEXANDRIA Va, July II, 1905
After electing number of corporation Of
hcers and disposing of several matters re-
lating to the city streets and other public
interests the city council adjourned last
evening for the summer vacation to meet
again In regular session the second Tues
day In October. 1t is more than likely
however. that several special meetings will
be held in tie interim Considerable in
terest was manifested In the fate of Coun-
Gilman Strauss measure for cheaper gas
The resolution. which practically provided
for gas at 81 per 1000 feet was adversely
reported by the committee on light and
finance. The report of the committee was
made by a vote of four for and four against
II and was sustained by council after a
sharp contest by vote of to g. The plan
set forth was to reduce the price of gas,
winch is now sl30, by increasing the dis
count allowed for prompt payments The
action of the committee was defended nv
Mr. Chler. who read statistics to show that
In many of the cities of Virginia the price
was as HIGH and in several places much
higher. than In Alexandria He said he
would be glad to vote for the proposed re-
ductlon II he did not believe that the move
would have the direct result of embarross
ing the city financially. Both he and Mr..
DAS"AA PoIhtSu out lNaI the estimates of
expenses for the coming fiscal wear had
peen MADE with view of receiving a GER
tam amount, $4,000. fro mthe gas works
among the other usual sources of revenue
Ihey declared that under Mr. Strauss res
oiution the amount of this item would he
practically cut down to half Mr. Strauss
vigorously defended his measure assert
ing that instead of losing by the proposi-
uon the city would make more money on
account of the large increase in the CON
sumption of gas which the cheaper rates
would insure. He said he firmly believed
lt was the duty of council to furnish the
people of the city with cheaper gas. He
was convinced that it could be easily done
and he mentioned some prosperous cities
where the price is 81 per 1000 feet. AS
ABOVE stated the resolution was lost by a
close vote. ~
discussion followed the reading Of a
resolution appropriatng $500 to macadam-
lze the roadway on Washington street be-
tween Queen and Oronoco streets. The
cnalr thought the plan unwise, because II
old not provide for the payment of anv
part or the expenses by the property own
ers directly Interested, which view was also
expressed by Mr.. Bryan. Mr. Leadbeater
SAID 1t was understood by the street com
mittee that the property owners would bear
the expense of resetting the curb. The reso-
luton was finally adopted by a vote of IL
to ., Messrs. Bryan. Uhler and Snowden
voting against it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12
Corporation Officers Elected.

The resignation of Mr.. Thomas A. Fisher
as member of the board of police commits
soners from the third ward was received
and accepted Owing to the recent rear
rangement of the wards Mr.. Fishers home
Is now In the second ward; hence his action
At the joint session of the upper and lower
boards which followed, the election of a
police commissioner for the second ward
was the first business taken up the term
of Commissioner e. E. Lawler having ex-
pred. He was renominated, but his name
was Withdrawn when it was explained that
he had positively declined to stand for re-
election. Mr.. Thomas A. Fisher and MIR.
George E. Price were nominated. and Nj.
Fisher was elected by vote of 10 to T.
u. w. Aitcheson was elected wegher OF
hay without opposition. For the two ply
sicians TO the poor DIR. E. A. German, DR..
William r. Purvis and DR.. A. A. Rittenour
were nominated. Drs. German and Purvis,
the latter being city coroner, were chosen.
the vote standing Purvis II; German, 49,
and Rittenour, IA. DR.. German was re-
elected health officer George w. Pettey
was reelected chief engineer of the fire
department and William Smith was re-
elected keeper of the almshouse. Messrs
e. Warfield, jr., and Richard Gibson were
reelected as dispensers of medicine re-
spectively, for the eastern and western dis
tricts. The following were chosen members
of the board of fire wardens: First ward,
w. H. Mechoir. second ward, Harry A.
Downham third ward M. l.. Risheil;
fourth ward, c. J. w. Summers. After dis
posing of a few other matters council ad-
journed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12
Catholics OF for italy.

party OF 100 Roman Catholics on an
American Catholic pilgrimage to Rome
sailed yesterday for Italy on the steamship
Slavonia from New York. They were un-
der the direction of the Right Rev Bishop
Benjamin J. Kelley Of Savannah. Ga.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12
Against Increased Wages.

An ADVERSE report was received from the
committee on streets on a resolution to in
crease the pay of street laborers to 81 so for
nine hours work The committe, how
ever, recommended that the paw of men
having to work in water be increased from
10 TO IL cents per hour, and the report was
adopted. resolution providing for a ma
cadam roadway on North Alfred street
between Princess and Queen streets re-
ducing the roadway to twenty-seven feet
and appropriating $1,000 for the work was
referred to the committee on streets The
committee on public property and finance
propriated for improving the Columbia
fire engine house. and the recommendation
was adopted. A communication from
Messrs. James R. and H. B. Cation, attor-
neys for the Washington, Alexandria and
Mt Vernon Railway Company, asking that
the company be granted permission to lay
a track on Cameron street west from
Payne street to connect the track on Cam
eron street east of Payne street with the
line of the company just to the west of
this city, in order to complete the double
tracking of the road to Alexandria, and
also to construct the necessary curves and
switches, was referred to the committee on
streets and general4aws. An adverse re-
port was received On the resolution 'of Mr..
Spinks to submit the proposition for the
sale of the eectric-light plant and franchise
to the vote of the people, and the report
was adopted. An ordinance restricting the
use of the sidewalk King street for the
depositing of articles of merchandise for
and providing for the removal of all avn
ing DOStS on that street was referred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Mrs. Chadwick. wife of Rear Admiral
Chadwick, who has been at Mannheim,
Germany, for several weeks, has returned
to her cottage. Twin Oaks, Newport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12
United States Court Adjourned.

The July term of the United States court
for the eastern district of Virginia, Judge
Edmund Waddill presiding. adjourned this
afternoon after a brief session. The crimi-
nal docket was disposed of yesterday after
noon. Henry Smith. colored. indicted for
altering United States money. pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to sixty days in
jail. Daniel P. Motley, indicted for max
Ing fraudulent returns of the accounts OF
Battery post Office, Essex county, when he
was sentenced to pay fine of $780,. Oscar
Jackson, coored, indicted for forging a
money order, was sentenced to serve a
year in the penitentiary at Atlanta, Ga.
General Matters.
In the police court this morning, Justice
Cation presiding. Roddie Wilson. colored,
was arraigned on the charge of selling IL
quor on Sunday and without license. The
prisoner was sentenced to serve sixty days
In Jail and to pay fine of $50 He was
arrested by officers Patterson and Allen.
Mrs. Amy c. Weech. who has been tour
ing some of the counties of southeastern
Virginia in the interest of the Womans
Christian Temperance Union, has returned
to this city.
In the corporation court yesterday, Judge
L. G. Barley presiding, the case of B.
Wheatley against Karen H. Crump's heirs
ct al was referred to Attorney Robinson
Moncure for report.
A branch OF the National Negro Business
city with Washington Jackson as tempo
rary president. The next meeting of the
league will be held Monday night at 600
South st. Asaph street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Hill and family OF
Washington have gone to their new coun-
try place on Lake Mahkeenac, which they
call "Shaughley. and where later they
Will give u housewarmng.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12
Hoh Fiber Rugs at u Off
Regular Prices

Hoh Mattings.
!. HOFI FIBER MATTINGS. in beam :
/. tiful, artistic effects; adapted for ey-
{. cry possible use and in shades to har-
!. monize with the various artistic dec ,
i. orations and furnishings of the pres .
!. ent day. 30 patterns to
: select from Regular price. Al6C. :
Z boc. yard. Special. ..... .
100 yards, suitable for
3 halls and stairs. Regular XSC
3 price, soc. Special WV
: LOGO yards in remnants of Hof1 FL ,
: Der Mattings, in guam .
titles from to 20 yds. ozG/
! s Eesa,ar price, CSC. SZlhC.
!. W. B. MOSES & SONS. ST., COR. 18TH. ,
q II - - $1,000
Z. z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Baron and Baroness Won Griska are en-
Pertaining very pleasantly at Lenox, the
latter having a large luncheon there today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Among the recent arrivals at Linganore
halls Inn are Mr. and Mrs. j. B. Winner
Mrs. w. D. Johnson, Mrs. D. J. Jones
Misses johnson, Price, Summers, Messrs.
Johnson, Hemmick and Knight, all OF
WASHINGTON. d C
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Miss Corinne Tunstall has returned from
months stay at Atlantic City, having as
her guest Miss Norne Kennedy, who is en-
route to her home in Chicago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

The following Washingtonans are sum-
mering at Hotel Royal. Front Royal. Va:
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dubant, Dr. c. B.
Campbell and family the Misses Comic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Miss Carrie V. Rordan of go p stree
City.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Miss Gussie Hunter of Berkeley Springs,
w. Va, is the guest of Miss Louise Bea-
mer, 1904 X street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Mrs. Pierce Crosby and Miss Crosby of
this city are now in Venice, Italy. and in
tend to remain abroad several months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Miss Viola Rout and Miss Lucy Crow
nave gone to Colonial Beach to remain sew
eral weeks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Miss Matte Oettinger and Miss Lille
Oettinger are at Atlantic City, where they
will spend the season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Mr.. and Mrs. August Grages will leave
Monday morning for Loeb Lynn Heights
Mountain Lake Park, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Mrs. Gerome Desio has left the city for
several weeks stay az Wellford. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Mr.. Samuel Well and Benjamin Nord-
Iinger have left extended trip TO
Norfolk, Boston, New York and Atlantic
City
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Mrs. f. A. McIntire and Mrs. Lille f.
McIntire May, her daughter and her
granddaughter, Elsie May, are summering
at Atlantic City, N. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Mrs. Kate Johnson of Mt Jackson Va.
has returned home after a two weeks visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Golladay at The
Coywood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-12

Miss May Shea of 1919 18th street In :
Joined her sister Rosa at the De Long cot
tage, Atlantic City, for the summer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14
Wnte Tarmeu!

@etpife eofaIogenten haben. mn ibre eiaensu
2nterenen Su lcblSen, Die icjmlBige WeidGfts
llt9e erilho Ell, ban Der iilbiiche She'll bon Gbido
lap @ountp, Ioiua. ii iintpig unb Su nieorip
lno oelen norolid)er Sbeil ST gebireig iei. lie
Staot Vita &iIto. init elmer guten tatbpliifer
atrd)e nno Sd,Ile, nit einem nuten Marftc uni
9uteu @eihdften lieet I'M 9lprocu gen annten
G%oltntpS, nno III beglidt ourth cine herrlide lin.
aebuia. Aues Sano III rolia, bpd1 oeIegen
Serae iieht man bier ebenip menIg ais bel Rem
&tentn, Soma, uno in auoeren beifbetannter
Nrurbtgegenoen Ter Spoeu lit auSaeseidlnct
y bis 20 3ou ihiuorScr @roe. ooriiIiter eelber
9ebnI.
dolgenoe 6driuen, IN Sdnoen bon Iroteltarteu,
tonien brett BON ben Gisentbiriert getauit
iuerben:
$50 Nder, 3 yceileu BON alta giita, nit am.
prooen,ents i'm &ertbe bon $500, inr $50 pc,
slder.
100 Nder, 5 Meiler BON Suta &ifn. nit an.
nrooemertS i'm sertbe bon 1000. fir s5i pei
Nder.
i6O slder. AZ @eilen BON sllta Siita, nit Am.
2lder. n
100 N6er, 4 Meileu bon Nlta Giita, NIT amt
prooementS i'm &ertbe bon $1,000. fir S54 per
Nder.
POP Ider, 38 Mieilen BON SIta Siita. nit Sm-
prooenents i'm @erthe bon s2,2O0. fiir $50 Der
I'm rdbere Nustunft iuenbc man Iml al Nep.
y. j. Suugemann, 9lta Tifta, Spiua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14
;3iuei Spfcr Der y8einnbbctcrei"

@ie weit mall ourh o@eluno-
beitsbeterei" fommt, seigen f%olgenoe
&oriGae: GignalO 9iibop, Sobn
BON Serrn uno Srau Sermam Si-
ibop, mobnbaft 22t Goitb Str,
unb Sernalba Meper, Sodtcr bon
Serrn nno Srau Seinrih Weper,
mobnboit 1862 @aibington Ctr,
Itorben an ser 9ipbterio, neil, mic
bebauptet miro, Die @ltern Den Ir3t
crit eiilige Stunbcn Dor Dem Gin'
tritte oeS CODES III Iniprlfl nab
men. Die Gltern jener &luoer &C.
boren nGmlih 81 Der Sefte Der
.Gbriltian Sientiits" (Seiunobeter)
Die an cine sSeilung ourh ar5t rmf
Meoi3in nid)t gluliben, lonoern oel
Meimulg imp, MIR @ebet fonhe oer
&ranfen mieber geiun0 mahen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14
@cm Sas Slid aeluuscn lit.

Ginem 1~5jGbrigen Wtabden, baS
ieit einioen ,Sobren i'm @ooo Sbep'
hero 6uule meilte, mrroc Oos mabr'
lid, nid)t getrolmte @liid, 81 Sbeil,
$4,000 81 crbcl. Gos Wtaod)cn
mar Dor Snbrcn ais elternloIe
@aiic bon elmer Somilic Nomens
Mortin ans Boone Goultp oil
ainoealtott %ol0cnonnnlcn luprDcn,
lus WtGbden bate iid) in bieliger
glnltalt INNER burh lein mnlIterboi-
ties getroQelI altSgc5clhnet. Die
Eopierc, Die eS ais aboptirtcs &ino
scr 6rou Wortin redtiertigtcn,
murocn pom Hedtsnnpalt Sbanflin
auigeiunoen unb Dem Hid)ter
Spurricr iibergcbe1. Der mn i'm
Giitriftsseriht Don Boone Oarali
bcitcben miro. DOB onS MGohen,
ais redtmGBige Grbin Der beritor-
6cnen 6ran Martin 81 ibrcnr
Hedte fomnlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14
(Gingeionot.)
Start Gnbfe toSt.

g(m Sonntag sl6eno peridlieo in
leinem Semi go. 657 9ternsebntc
StroBc, Der 23i1brige &nrl SuBfe.
Is ii6erlebt i'm lein 8ater, 3url
2ubfe. Ser 2ei6enoienit finOet nm
Mittmod) in Der 81. Worien.airhe
itatt. Sn Der 9liitbe oeS Sebcns
bonn eiii9en Soufe oes Scoes on'
bingeroiit, ihieb er bon ms. Ter
ct. 9oniiotiuS Siin9lingsperein be-
troilert in linn elm cifri9es nnS
miaiges Mitqlieb, einen poller
ppierpiaieen Sreuno, Der INNER
fiir sic Sntereiicn bes Sereins ulf
Der Heligipu eintrat, einen Sling
lima irei nno often, pbne Solid nnr
obnc Hiidbalt. aarl Silbte mat
Elm iiber5euater &atbolit, Elm cbelel
Wienlh. @er i'm fonnte, muBt(
i'm bodid1ben. llno 0os Geber
benn aud ole Mitglleocr Ocs st
Soniiotills -SereinS getban. Sit
baben Den lcbtcl @uulld ibrcs &a.
meraoen. iiir i'm 81 beten, in alel
Srelte eriiiat rnb nod LANCE ipirf
Iein 9lnoenfen IN gller 8eOGdtnif
icin. nShm meroe ba Oroben lcir
&obn! X. /. =.
Gin geyinSnitglieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14
6opfidmersen, SdnwtnbeI, Grbrsden
Nerppitat. 1triade: idledte
q Yerbannng.

@enn SIR nit einem franfen Waaen
ODER Den baburh berporaernfencn llrf
laden, als @erftppfuns, 2eberleioen, Spd
morrbpincn, Gppfidmerscn, ianres Mnt'
itphen, Ser5brennen, Slabnnaen, Gdlaf'
loiigfeit, eeiitiee Nieberaeiflaaenbeit,
Scr5flopfen, Nerpuitat, Maaeltntarrb,
Waaengeidpiire, Magensas, @efiibl bet
@plbeit mad bent Gfen, Nufitpeer,
Sdmcr5en In Der W,asenacsenb, belcsteg
3nnsc, bitterem Oeidmnf i'm Wiunoe,
Mppetitlpiigfeit etc., bebaftet Ieio, oant
ienbet mir Guren Namen lno Iorene, id
nerbe gud elm freies Eadet bon meinen
Waaentnbletten Ienben, ipclde Gnd IN
aiirse 6eilen iperben. 60 ipobltbueno
mtrfen bieie Naaentabletten, bnB idlon
SGle aebeilt !purben. no anideinenb feline
Siilfe mebr ni1alid mar. Gs ut cine
munberbare Gntbeduna, ipei6be Gl6 IN
fur5er Belt heiIen pirb. Gin iauitrirtes
52ieitiaes Bud, ipelfeS Sbren Sail ges
nau beid)reiben ipirb. ienbe i'd ebenfals
frei. Shidt fem @elb ober Yoitmarfen.
benn i'd mil, baB ieber aranfe bieIes
toitlide Weittel crit auf meine Soften pros
hirt Wan abreiiirc: Sobn u. Smith
1886 Gloria Slbe., Milwaufce, isis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-11-14
(Spe5ial-G Correspondent
Sin 8coanfc, DER Ifun Gftcrs be.
iprud|en iunrSc.

I'm bieie Sabres5eit gcben i'm
&elten piele &otbolifen alf HeiierL
Inn iih cine llellc Seilnotb 81 IN
hen. IS mare nm lebr MIN.
idensmertb, tpemt IN je0er SioSeie
Elm &onobu6 81 BADEN m1re, bos
ell Ser5ei6niB Der @enleinoen nebit
Soten, mie Seelen5abl, Sdulc, ga.
tionolitdt II. ~, entbielte. Wun6er
&atbolit fai It inter gn0ersgldubi.
gen Snn0; Der geraOe 10 gut bate
nobe bel Stride uno Sd)ule lcill
foumell, menm er oapon aenntniB
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