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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
HIGH OFFICERS KILLED.
Private 1dUices Confirm the Muti-
MES in the East.

7,,i T,ec a-The 'IokaI Anzeiger" says
+,,a+ ,,riva+e reports received from Hardin COM
firm previous advices to the effect that mutinous
soldiers have killed several officers OF high rank
A dispatch to the same paper from warsaw on
Friday night says the Moscow Railway Associa-
ton has decided to support the post and teie-
orar strikers to the extent OF refusing to trans
z,,tt ctnber messages either for the government
or private persons. Railway telegraphers disre-
earding this action will be sharply dealt with
The general superintendent ordered the dis
+r;ct telegraph chiefs to dismiss all telegraphera
Who did not appear for work on Friday. Tbs
telaeraphers of the Warsaw district Immediately
nat and decided TO ignore the order and to con-
tinue the strike.
All the lines between warsaw and Byelostok
are idle while between here and MOSCOW they
are working only as far as Baranovitsohl
The delegates of the Polish railway employees
have decided TO continue work until the Russian
railways declare a general strike.
message from Eydtknhnen says that. si-
though railway traffic between Wirballeu and
St. Petersburg is still open. the branch lines are
closed The strikers at Riga have entirely shug
off intending passengers to and from St Peters
burg. The strikers say that sokolof. whoss
sentence to death by a court martial was said
to have been commuted at the request OF the
Association Of Railway Workers, was really
hanged.
Another dispatch from St Petersburg. dated
Friday night says:
Peasant disorders have broken out in the gov
ernment Of St Petersburg. Princess Troubets-
kov's estate, near Elisawetino Station on the
FSaltic Railroad, has been plundered- squad
ron OF Life Guards has been sent to the neigh
borhoo5 of Cfatschina, the site OF the imperial
palace. thirty miles from 81 petersburg, 70 sup
press the peasants. The laborers on estates IN
fbe districts OF Iambourg and Peterhof and in
the alcohol distiIeries and the dairies have
struck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
WRITES DEATH W4RNING.
Brain Specialist Pens Z Am Dying
as He Is Stricken.
rBy Telegraph to The tribunal

Indianapolis, Dec. 9-Dr. William B. Fletcher
a brain specialist Of this city, for several years
superintendent of the Central Insane Hospital
while sitting in the Office OF his sanator1um TO-
day wrote something on piece CT paper ana an
instant later fell to the floor. When his secre-
tarv sprang to his aid she found he was I'M
conscious, having been stricken with paralysis
which affected his entire left side and rendered
his right eye sightless. He is now dying.
ON the paper which the doctor suddenly selzeo
- the words 81 am dying" 1t is supposed
that he felt the paralytic stroke coming and by
sheer force Of win delayed inconsistencies TIL
he could write the sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
FIRE SWEEPS MOUNTAIN.
Mana Buildings Destroyed By
Elnmes-Lozee Observatory Saved.

los Angeles, Dec. 9.-Fire to-day swept Echo
n1o,,r,+ain destroying all the buildings except
80 Mount Lowe Observatory and damaging
o.,,a nronertv. The loss is 100000. Telephone
oo1os The railroad power house and much valu-
= HE machinery were DESTROYED.
Communication by wire and travel by rail-
were cut off and the people at the Casino ana
The Railway Hotel had to fee on FOOT 10 tne
In &c The flames threatened Mount Lowe
INNS ,,,+ hard work saved the building
ooSeIt i've Valuabie contents from more than a
eeorching.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
TUNNEL BLoW-UP FATAL.
one Killed and One Injured IN Penn
syluorta Shaft.

one man was instantly killed and another
badly injured by a dynamite explosion in the
shaft Of the Pennsylvania tunnel at Borden and
Fast ayes. Long Island City, last evening. The
man killed was Thomas ST. John, of No. so
west 13Oth-st.. Manhattan He leaves family.
The injured man is John McCullan' OF No
21o1 3d-ave., Manhattan He is married ST.
:Iohn was foreman Of the gang at work III the
shaft He was blasting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
TROOPS OF CAR RISING.
NEW CRONSTADT MUTINY
Garrison at Capital Rebels-Tha
Strike Un6roken.

St. Petersburg. Dec. s-Frssh disorders ars
reported from cronstadt It is said that thsss
loyal troops there were obliged 70 FIRE on
lnutineers.
Riots are also reported to have taken plaes
among tie troops returning from Afanchuria-
At sizran rioters are said to have sacked tho
railway station.
II IS reported that the garrison OF schldsssl-
burg fortress has practically mutined and -
Joining in the demand for the liberation Of Dolit-
ical prisoners who have not yet been Pardoaed.
It is also reported that the Ladoga Regiment
at Lohnza. Poland. recently mutnied. and that
after struggle with loyal regiment the mutt
neers were finally disarmed
The sailors Of the 18th and 18th divisions ID
which chronic condition Of mutiny has pre-.
vailed for some time. were finally surrounded b.
troops here at O'Clock this morning and vera
marched to piers. embarked on bargss and dts
patched to Cronstadt The men had presented
petitions similar to those OF the sailors Of LIZ
bau, odessa and sebastopol for an improvements
in the service conditions. The reply being that
they would be transferred to cronstadt thayi
held meeting under the noses Of ne onicsrs
and refused to go until martial Iaq. was raised
at Cronstadt-
The Admiralty decided to use forCa ms tasls
u canturing and embarkfng the man was sue-
cessfully executed under Captain Baron FsEsens
the former naval attache at washington
A court martial under the presidency Ct Ads
miraI TOmashevitch has been appointed to t-si
the Cronstadt mutineers on ths charge Of arms6
| insurrection.
General Rudiger. the Minister Of war. haR
issued orders prohibiting granting leave to sos
dIers to stay out Of the barracks at night
The leaders of the striking telegraphers hava
taken new grip of the situation and the tis-uu
continues practically complete Cases OF attacks
on strikebreakers are reported. and at smolensk.
Middle Russia, the strikers fred into a passins
rnailcar.
The American Ambassador. George Won L
Meyer. arrived here from Berlin to-day on the
Northern Express
Baron Fersen was commander Of the protectsd
cruiser Izumrud. He blew up the cruiser near
v1a5tvostob after the battle Of the Sea Of japan
He Is a descendant OF Count F'ersen the Swedish
attache at the French court, the faithful friend
Of Marie Antoinette. who drove the coach IN which
the King and queen attempted to escape After
/ the execution OF Marie Antoinette the count s.
/ caped to Brussels and lived there for many years
re was killed by the popuiace at Stockholm. ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
NEW TYpEwRITEa SPEED RECORD.

Pueblo. Col. Dec. Bray T. yanettisch, the
State service editor of eT,he Pueblo Chieftain,"
iast night broke the worlds typewriting record
.or both the thirty minutes and one hour tests
sking $500 words during the first thirty min
-Ies and finishing the hour with 4Slf words.
ne diclation was received over the long olS o
F1ge telephone from Der er, distance OF 4zV
ReS The previous hour record, 3,ooO words,
ect dictation, was made by Paul Munter az
aalson SQUARE Garden, New-York. last month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
BOOT GREASE AT 500 AN OUNCE.
Alaskan Party Found Ambergris an Excel
lent Lubrieant-Threw Away Fortune.

Chicago. Dec "a dispatch to THE Tribune
from, Seattle Wash, says that George Schaer
who has just returned from Alaska, has dlscov-
vered that he and his companions creased their
boots, oars. masts and everything else that
needed 1t with ambergris worth $50 an ounce.
and threw away more than they used. in the
belief that it was ordinary grease. schaer
saved I'VE ounces In pickle bottle for future
use.
The bottle was placed In his bag and forgot
ten. Yesterday. curiosity to know what the stun
was led Schaer TO show It TO a druggist VINO
offered $73 for the contents Of the bottle seaaer
ssx7s he and his companions found the stuff IN
quantities in arctic waters. but never dreamed
OF its value other than as good IuhrlcahI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
WILL ADYANCE PAYMENT.
Treasury to anticipate Interest on
Bonds Due January Z.

washington, Dec. 9.-The Secretary OF tne
Treasury to-day announced that ne nad autnor-
go +be navment of the interest United
es government bonds due January 1. 1906
and December 10. 1905.
COUPONS due January will be paid on pres
antat,on on and after December Is. Checks for
the interest on registered bonds will be mailed
on the same date. The total interest payment ay
anticipated will aggregate about S4'zUO'UVV-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
NO SENATE HoNoRs FOR MITCHELL.
Committee to Attend His Funeral Not To Be
Named.

washington. Dec s.-vice-President Fairbanks
announced to-day that it his understanding
that friends of the late Senator Mitchell of Oregon
would not request that committee OF Senators be
appointed attend the funeral services and there
fore he would not name one. It has not been de-
ternined what course win be taken b, the Senate
when it convenes on Monday. but It Is assumed tina.
an announcement Of Senator MitcheIl's death viii
be made by Senator Fulton, and that he will not
ask for the adoption Of resolutions of respect
This VIII be The first instance IN the history OF
the senate where the customary ceremony honOring
the memory Of n deceased member has not been
held.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
UPHE4VAL IN PARAGUAY.
Congress Deposes President Ga"n@
DR.. Baez Chosen.

Buenos Ayres, Dec. 9-It is reported that
Juan B. Gauna, President of the Republic OF
Paraguay, has been deposed by Congress. and
that the Foreign Minister. DR.. Cecilio Baez, who
formerly was Paraguayan Minister to the
United States, has been appointed President.
Telegraphic communication with Asuncion Is
interrupted, but quiet is reported to prevail
there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
WAY BE BLIND FROM CEILINGS FALL.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune.l
NIddletown N. Y. Dec. edmund o. Dayton. a
travelling salesman for the Wsshburn-Crosby COM
pany, New-York, is at home here threatened with
total blindness as a result Of i've square feet OF
plaster ceiling falling him while lying In bed in
a hotel. in Newark. on Thursday night. The plaster
broke chandelier IN falling. and glass and plaster
filled Dayton's eyes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
WITHDRAWING SAYINGS
Radicals in Warsaso Provoke Run
on Government Banks.

warss.g. Dec, 9.-Thers is heavy run to-day
on the government savings banks as a result az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10

no. centuries physicians have prescribed Bor-
deaux wines for the sick and for those who Tsh 70
Pe5a,,i9ss 20 AnD-st., and 4ss Sixth-aYe Ask for
of9Isop Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
THE TRAIN OF THE CENTURY

ne Twentieth f,enfa,r.s limited the ls-hour
~ between New York and Chicago oy me 4N t1
49, central Lines. Leave New YORK ~ Z; ~
Ifsssse chicago $50 next Eaorning-a nlghts llaes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
CALIFORNIA. SUNSET ANNEx cAR

". New-York As p NJ via washington thence
Southern Ry.s West Point Route and y. q n Din
ing car service, observation car y. =. Cf6cns ~
ana LIS BWaz.-A2Sk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
THE RESORTS or THE cARoLINAs. FLOR
IDA

and the South best reached via Southern Ry.
Excursion tickets on sale. n. r Otfices 81 and
11S5 BroadWay.-Adyt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
e. oPl0A,s FAMOUS TRAINS.

..r,to a west Indian Ltd" ss25 A. II, a. g. L
re Is- e.s5 p N IJnexcelied service via Penn
q ktisatfc Coast Lane, I61 B'way n H,~-AdV-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
WEATHER eye our FOR DEAD WHALES

,aetbanpton, Long island. Dec. IA sAaFp
,,a,,a,,t e being maintained by boatrnen and
,9 6sIsrg along the coast here for three dead
@,e shot off here yesterday After being shot
~illss 81 snouted blood and sank SO far they
have not owen Bennett afeTt a aey 1 eond
each them the whales sank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10

pEWEYs WINES FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
special Assorted Cases $500, $780, @7ss
n T. Dewey & Sons Co, 13S Fulton St. Me- York.
-Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES

~. ea,,tbern Ry. For information apply y.
e eta III and lis Bway--Advt-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24
Dir tnrtrets,,tp DER Nenat1a,tre.

,l1ngebilbeten", meld)e in itiaer
0erndtune uno Seinbibaft elm.
amber geaeniiber itaitSen. 9abnrd)
bot Die &enaiiIance Die tpeite &f,ift
5miihen ben ,@ebiloeten" unb Den
yungebilbeten" gei1affen, iino
einen 3wieipalt erSeugt, oeiien per-
oerblid)e Solgen nod beltte 81 Gage
treten.
Was tbat nun Die STRIDE sesen,
iiber Der @usartung Ger falihen
&enaijiance? Sic NOR iih iebr
tpobI Der @efabren bemuBt, pelde
Die @ieSerbelebune Der antifen
2iteratur inter Den bamaligen 3eit,
nerbGltniiien nit iid brahte, ulib
Tie iufte cine 8eriObnune Der &e-
naiiiance nit ben efpisen @abrbeis
ten oes Gbriitentbums. Wit mel
dent grfoIge Dies geifob, Oas bot
Die 5olee gelebrt. Sn ibren eiae-
men Sbulen fonnte Tie mobl ben
boien ginfIub Der @enaiiiance be.
fampfen, in ben ireien uno itaats
liden glnitalten aber mar lie mo6t.
los. Die 9dmme, welde oas
Gbriitentbum ihiisten, waren SER
broden unb oaS Sei6entbunt
itromte nnaufbaltiam bur6 Die
S6ulen iiber Die 1riitliden 8olfer
bin.
Die 9egeiiterune fir Die alt-flai.
iii6e 9iteratur lit trot Der @ie6er.
febr Oes Seioentbums, bas lie uns
sebrad)t, beute nift minber groB
als Dor bierbunbert SSabren. @S
lit ia tpabr, bab bieie 2iteratur Elm
por5iiglibes giIoungsmittel fir ollie
3eiten lit, uno inSbeionoere fir Die
letten 3eiten bes Wittelalters ge.
peien lit, aber oieies 9ilbungsmit.
tel lit nit 10 eroBen @efabren Der.
bunoen, Dab baiielbe MIR inBerit
bebutiam %ongemeubet .perben io0te;
5urnal ba beilte jeoe gebilbete 9o-
ton lire flaiiiihen Sdriftiteler be.
iist, Die lid ieit pierbunbert Sab.
rem nod ben antifen Wnitern &c.
biloet baben. CUR grlernung Der
griehiihen unb lateiniid)en Sprahe
lit es aud nidt notbpenoig, Su Den
beionii6en 9liitboren 5uriifsufeb-
rem, Oa eS cine aroBe an5abl DRIFT
liher gutboren in oieien Sprahen
gibt. Iber Die hriitliden Sfrift-
iteGer iino ieit Der &enaiiiance III
iolfen 8erruf uno Serahtung ee-
iaaen, baB aud ibre Sprabe nift
mebr fir flaiiiif auaeieben miro.
8enau mie in uniern Saaen. SEA.
tboliid uno fiaiiiih ibeinen sipei
unperetnbare 8egrifie Su iein. 9ieie
4bneigrng eesen dies Gbriitlihe II.
3atbolii6e lit ard cine Srudt Der
&enaiiiance. 2eioer miro bieielbe
BON 0ielen nidt erfonnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24
(Speaial-G orreiponsenS.)
9pn 9. q.

iein idien. Siinbe uilo 2aiter
panoelten iest ungeifellt i'm beaen
Sngesli6te climber, lno borten auf,
Den @eniden %erauenboft al err
l6einen.
9ieier Hiidihlae 81 @rnlten Oes
flaiiiiben Iltertbums, Die &enaii'
lance ndmlid. ipuroe oabrr6 gefor-
bert, baB lie in Die traurise 3eit
iener oagemeinen gridlaffung bes
firblihen 2ebens i'm Ia. un6 Is.
Sobrbunoert fiel. 9ie bebenflifen
@eltanbtbeile, welfe, Die antife
2iteratur obne 3meifel entbdlt,
murben einem eeiitis mno iinnIid)
iiberrciSten unb pielfaf froitfen 8e-
ibledte ba~rgeboten. aein 8nn'
Der, baB elm Sbeil Der &ertreter
Ser neuen &i6tung aaf gefabrli6e
Mblpeae gerietb. Die f~ranfbafte
S6wGrmerei fir Die floiiiihen
S6eale bes SeioentbnmS trieb bieie
Oa5u, Den beibniiden Geiit our
Serridaft Su bringen, nit geieiti'
eung oes beltebenoen hriitlihen ais
elmer gntortung. Iuf firbliher
Seite tradtete man barnad Die
9iloungs : glemente Der &enoii-
lance nit Dem GbriItentbum IN
llebereinitimmune gu brinsen. Die
cine Midtung bertrot Die falide
beibnii6e, Die anoere Die wabre
hriltlife &enaiiiance. @abrer
geiitiser Sortibritt mar nur bon
Der lesteren &ihtung 81 boffen.
8iele &umaniiten (o muroen Die
@nb1nger Der Menaiiiance genannt)
id)wanften 5miifen beioen 8idtun.
gen bin uno her, ober iu6ten 81
permitteln. SIM 2eben itan0en
freiIi6 Die anbGnser Der faliten
&enaiiiance fait obne @usnabme
Dem GbriItentbnme Indifferent
ae0eniiber. sic betrahteten lire
flaliiiden Stnoien, ibre antife Ebi-
lolopbie unb beu 8irbenelauben als
spei p~ollitdnbig getrennte @elten,
mel6e feinen 9eriibrrmgspnnft ae.
meinIam batten; genali luie Die
flaiiiid ooer Observation-Disclosures
@ebiloeten unierer Gage. gus
Riidii6ten meltliter 6iugbeit be-
fannten fie lid nod sur hriitlihen
Stride, paren aber iunerlid Der.
ielben mebr ooer minber entfrem.
oct. Sic fiibrten elm pornebm
itolSes 0aiein; uub ba Die &euaii.
ance.aultnr pormiegeno aui Die
b0beren StGn6e bei6r6uft blieb, ID
tbeilte lie Die Station mo- lie Gin
gang %geiunben, in stpei Sbeile, IN
ole literariih a@ebiloeten" nne Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24
Gu Brtrf a,1 nen katbnliTd)em 9ii,teli1e.

meltlt idon bel pOaiger @inoltiae
oas Seuer lid, 2ilit modt, mie ipirn
es crit "a bremen uno bell auf-
looern, menn elm Orfan unaeItiln
b~ineinblGIt? llno muf did, Den
Siingling, bat es Die Morbbrennerin,
ole @elt, in unieren &asen beion-
bers abgeieber, ia auf did, Duti'
nam's" 2iebling, Der 9u nift bon
@olo ober Marmor, ionoern Elm
gbenbilo @ottes nno bitrh Dos 9lnt
G6riiti i'm bl. 8eiite o%ligcbaut bit.
= 8 Siim9lins, groB lit Die 3abl
Der ungliiflifen Siinelinge, bel
oellen es Der 8elt gelunsen, lie 81
totolen Hiinen an MAIDEN. ODER
lit es pieaeidt nibt nabr, oaB bel
einem groben 9beil Der @lanb e
eritorben iit2 SIT es pieaeid,t nit)i
mabr, DaB Elm GROCER Sbeil Der
tbieri1en 3 ii ! g.
t ei onbeimeefallen lit?
9eobadte 10 manhen Singing
er betet nift mebr, iue0er Dor, nod
nod Dem gilen, neoer Worgens
nod gbenOs. Mm Somntuae be-
mcat er feline Siibe entipeoer gar
ni6t ober bodD GuBerlt lelten gum
@~otteSbaus, nohl aber 81 allen Ver'
aniigun9en, an Breoigt uno DRIFT.
lid)er 2ebre bat er feinen @eidmad
mebr, ebenio an elmer guten fntbo'
liiden, DEFENDERS oel,tiden 3eitung,
ons @eidten geihiebt ielten ooer
aar nidt mebr bon Hene uno
2eio meiB ct feinen @niang mebr,
beito emiiger beiudt er ben Saloon,
5beoter, SGn5e mno 8dae ooer aud
cine 2oge, leugnet ieood oas Ses'
tere ielbIt ieiner ei9enen Wfutter ab,
lieIt i1led)te ober iarbloie Sdritter
mno 3eitunaen. llnbeimlid lit ibm
aaes auf groen seluoroen, oarnm
iudt er, Der Guile uno Dem ubil
gleidl Die S6lupipinfel Der gfoft
aui, nm oa am llmitlr6 allies BE.
itebenoen riitteln oil belfen, bort alli
Den Sirenengeiang bes So5iolis'
mus; err, Der icine 9anse Eer'on'
lihfeit ourt ole Siinoe entlpeibt
bat, beitrebt iif aiid I'M gunoe NIT
Der gei6brlihen 9riioeridaar,
@otteS natIrlih NM
il b r q il I d e S1o o.
'pfuug, D. b. @eiellibafi
airGe an entweiben II.
Grauerno itebt .lltinam". Der aSlt.
gcnoireumb, oa mo betrod,tet nit
~tbrdnenoem auge mo blutenOenl
Ser5en ole moralilhe mo forper'
li6e Muine 10 manhen SiinglingS.
@rau ome Welt go bolt
On Oenn oeine Nrbeit on meinenl
Singing Q.asuSst: jill. neIrsS!a,.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24

ben geraiibt, Den aeim bes Seelen'
lcbeits erltidt, linn Die gerSpeiflun9
ms 9erS geienft, 10 bob er lieber
Die SoQe nit Snbrunit umarmen
unb nit Sartnddigfeit nmflammert
balten min, OILS ben Sinuengeniiiien
az entiagen, um5iifebren gum @ott
ieiner Sngenb unb wieoer frob 81
iperoen inmitten 0erienigen, Die
ibrer &elieion INNER unb inter
alien umitanben treil geblieben iino.
@eborit audi Oh, o Singing, 81
Sieier 4laiie? $! nenn eS 0eine
quite Wrtter, in 9eutihlanb ODER
bier, iuenn lie nod lebt ober menn
bier, ober brariBen bereits I'M fiib.
len Shoobe Der grbe rrbt, fpiibtel
SIM @rabe nod wiirbe iih ibr
Wuno 81 einem @rinien per5ieben
uno lire permooernoe Sano iid)
orobeno eegen did erbeben! = .,
Singing boit 9u nod elm Ser5 -
o balte elm! - . ielige Mutter i'm
Simmcl, bette: .8ormbersigfeit, o
Seius! 8armber5igfeit fir mein
ainb, Die Srudt meines Seibes!"
. armes, Does Siinglingsber5
miait Iu mieoer nabrbait gliiflif,
weroen, 10 mniBt Oh mieber Sllriid.
febren su @ott, Der Geine Sugeno
erireute. 9as piinift bon Ser5en
Der did liebenee, fir did betenOe
mo 9id ms bl. Spier einiblie.
Ben0e, fpabre mo treue Sugenos
freuno Dntinam".
Seiie Outrage: llngefGbr 800 bis
1000 ainOer bat rlltinam" mGbreno
ieiner ieeliorali6en 0irfiamfeit an
Der ct. Marien.aird in Dubuque
our eriten FL. Communion borbe.
reitet. Sic Iae limo iest ms
Wannesalter eingetreten mo baben
ibre StanbespabI lGngit ~eetroffen.
Saben pobl @Qe ole guten 2ebren
lno beiliamen Grmabnmgen inn
Ser5en bepobrt? Sino nod MQe
CUTE irno treiie ainoer unierer FL.
Wfutter Der Stride? - Ger gruno.
giitige @ott gebe esl
Sic ollie griiBeno
.lttinam".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-24

feline Sabe gum NunsniB segen
9eutid,lanb Su rei6en! Yield cine
3umutbungi Gubtens peroonft
feline idmadybole Wtseeglaee ir
&rieee nit Sapan gralnnb. linn
England fat init Sapnn cin piitba
nib geihlsiien. po>nrb Sapau Der.
pflihtet psrsei,, BEN ruiiiiden SO.
rem Derbonen ait belfen, tpenn CT es
pagen ioate, in eugliiGcs Gebiet
IN sliien eir5uisllen!
Ger 8ar miistc aber oot elm
Shot iein, noenn CT ii1 nit leinem
Gr5fcinoe England perbiinheu mir.
Dc.
go piel itebt feIt> SAP England
iid Dor DFttihlano hirftet, ionit
luiirbe es ntft bel H~ranfreidl II. 10.
gar bel &ublans onfIopfen nno nm
Siilfe betteIn.
Gum Slid iiir Geutitlans fenut
man ober in Der gan3en Telt oaS
perfioe albipn, melhes, ipie Die De
i6ibte Iebrt, INNER anSere Wddte
on chamber best uns Sann bel Der
9eutebertbeilins iid Der 2ciuenan.
tbeil geiidert bot.
9ieie Sntrisuen uno 9esereien
gnglan6s gegen 3eutihlanS mer.
ben aber our 6olae boben. BOB Die
Sertife Slotte beoeutenb neritarft
meroen nirs. Ser &eiftstas mn
bas eeutihe 0olf. perben al oen
biesbeSuglifen SorSerlmsen Ger Me.
gierung ga uno Amen iasen. Sic
ben meroen oieie lanoereierigen
4rGmerIcelen on Der Tbemie
9eutidlano ME, neil es linen Cot
furrens i'm Weltbanoel maht nnb
ieinen ,groberungen" in Ifrifa
uno aiien @ren5en iest. Desbalb
muB ibnen Surdt Dor 0eutidlans
eineefloBt mer6en.