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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-01

L could hear the snap of their triggers
in passing. Only one pistol-shot came
after us, and that went high.
Guess their ammunition s a leetle
wet" said D'ri, with a shout that
turned into laughter as we left the
British behind us.
A party Of four or five mounted and
gave chase; but our powder was a bit
drier than theirs, and for time we
raked the road with our bullets. What
befell them | know not. | only know
that they held up and fell out Of hear
ing
Crossing small river at daylight,
we took the bed of it. making our way
slowly for half a mile or SO into the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-01

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea is
simply liquid electricity 1t goes to
ever, part of your body, bringing new
blood. strength and new vigor. IL makes
you we'll aud keeps you well. 80 cents
at Martin a. Showerman's N
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-01
TEAMS GOING WEsT IRON LA
PERE MARQUETTE
Time Table in Effect Sept. "a, 1905.

Leave Paw Paw for Hartford South
Haven and intermediate points, S:45 a
m. and 1910 p. m.
Leave Paw Paw for Lawton at 1905 .
m, and $40 p. IN.
Connecting with Pere Marquette main
line trains at Hartford and M. G.. at Law
ton.
3. S. BARNES. H.. MOElLER.
Agent, Paw Paw Gen. Pass. Act. Detroit,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-01
LUM BIER

When YOU are ready to buy that bill Of
Lumber, why not come and get my esti
mate on it? | can get it out in any
shape or size at the BIG WHITE SHED
as l have the neatest little mill you ever
saw.
Come in and look over an UP-TO-
DATE LUMBER YARD-Al under
cover Winter and Summer. It's worth
something to you and you can buy as
cheapy of me as anyone.
If you are going to plaster, look up
PULP PLASTER-it' the best. And
the cost is no more for the same kind Of
job than sand and lime and not half as
much work and dirt. Put it on to-day;
move in the day after.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1905-12-01
MICHIGAN CENTRAL
"The Niagara Falls Route"

CENTRAL STANDARD TIME.
TIME TABLE IN EFFECT MAY 14th, 1905.
TRAINS GOING EAST FROM LAYTON
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
GATE PLAN NOT FEASIBLE
Railroad would prefer Placing Flagman
" at Saltwater Crossing. -"

a srtL Il "a MIMI f.. Yarney. local
has advised the city council and is supported
by letter from the general superintendent of
the system in the statement: that it is not
feasible to put gates at the Chestnut street
ner OF running and switching trains make it
Detter, In their opinion. to have hagman on
the ground. This view is backed by a number
of pro- railway officials who are not
aaIrectly interested. The council will consider
the subject further before acting.
D. G. w. johnson and H. G. Hill, officers of
the gas company, appeared before the council
tor to respond to complaint that has been Of
Ing purposes. They stated that the condition
was due to establishing new plant and the
clogging of fixtures by the old water gas They
asserted teat hereafter the new coal gas viii
way to rebate previous payments on account
The w. G. T. U. fountain at the corner Of
Main and Chestnut Streets; erected largely thru
= me r enorts OF Mrs: George a. Seymour and Mrs
u. II; Lemon years ago, has been conveyed to
the city by Mrs Harriet r. jerks, acting presi>
Dent d ana Mrs Mamie. H. Castle, secretary of
the association, The city, accepted it under an
understanding that 1t Is to be maintained al n
memorial to Mrs George r. SeymoIlr
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
Case of Frenzied Finance.
HEATH WILL ADMITTED
Judge Jackson Renders Important De
cision at Iowa City.

IOWA CITY, IOWA.-Judge jackson Of Musca
tine. who tried the famous Heath will contest
i'll place Of Judge ByiDgton. filed his opinion on
the motion for the new trial today. ~ :
He overruled the motion of former Attorney
General Milton Remley, thus giving negative
to the three allegations Of the late Colonel
John r. Heath's daughter and her attorneys,
that the Jury was tempered with; that the
court made errors and that former Congressman
NJ. J. Wade had used improper language before
the jury. ys5' -rs.,,,lE ~
i Judge jackson also Admitted the Heath will
to probate. and named as trustees and admins
traitors the trustees selected by Colonel Heath.
Treasurer J.. e. Switzer - 500 &
The estate involved is worth about $4,000:
Mrs. F.. O. Burk. the daughter of the +testator,
is limited to- life interest in the property,
der the direction Of the trustees. The case may
be appealed. .. .-.s -, %.
Dean Charles Noble Gregory Of the University
of Iowa, left today for New York city, where
he will aid Chief Justice Brewer and others to
form Internal onal Law society. They will
meet at the home Of Oscar S. Straus, formerly
minister to Turkey, and member OF The
Hague tribunal, e, is~..E-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
KILLED BY ORE CAR,

EVELETH. .MINN.-John Anderson, a recent
arrival from Sweden. was killed near Fayal No
! shaft while attempting to move an ore car with
crowbar The bar slipped and the car backed
on him: killing him instantly. The remains were
brought to the Gleason morgue here. Relatives
at Chisholm have been notified. This is the first
fatal accident at the Faya1 mine In several
wears 1t Is not accounted a mining accident as
it occurred the surface.
The city council has decided to sell the timber
on the fve-acre tract at st.. Marys lake. where
the new water plant stands and will confer with
the W. T. Bailey lumber camp toward that end.
DR.. @. W. Mo:e, health officer, and members
Of the health board. will have an ordinance
drawn forbidding expectorating on the sidewalk
ties to prevent an invasion of the ''white
plague, which medical men declare is coming
from the more thickly settled parts of the state
and from the Michigan ranges
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
a.. GAVELS CHANGE HANDS
Three Iowa Falls Lodges Elect New
Officers E5>$

IOWA FALLS, IOWA.--The following are the
newly elected officers Of Alpine lodge. Nos Z.
knights Of Pythias Of this city: Chancellor com.
mander DR.. n. !. Allison; vice chancellor, Boyd
r. Bryson:* prelate. DR.. w. L. Evers; master
Of work. f. B. Hay: master Of finance. d.: b..
Benedict; master Of excheGuer. G; H. Burlin-
guard, M. NJ Kfckells: trustee. @. E. Shaw;
keeper of records and seals. F. E. Foster.
The new officers Of Mason's Home lodge, No.
1872 just elected are as follows: Worshipful
master, J. NJ. Rinehart senior warden. Harry G.
Moore; Junior warden, W. G. Gohring: secre-
Trustee for three years. "A. B. Grant
The new officers of the local chacter Of the
Worthy matron. Mrs. Emily PoDejoy; associate
matron Mrs. Florence Marks: worthy patron.
Dr. D. N. Byw, ter; conductress. Mrs: Alice Cam.
eron associate conductress. Miss Alice Rankin;
secretary. Mrs. Mabel H.. Cobb: treasurer, Mrs.
Susie Stocksberry. r. s.5ss
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
COLLEGE DEBT CLEARED "a :.
Albert Lea Institution Will Reopen on
:. ..5 Sound Basis. s@

ALBERT LEA, INN.-After more than a
years work and meeting with many disappoint-
ments, the money is at hand to pay off the
debts Of Albert Lea college and leave a large
block toward $4,000 endowment. This places
the college in better condition than it has ever
been before 1t has been closed for two years
for want of funds. Now it Is proposed to re-
open the college on sound basis. -1 %s-.~r X
The Trinity Lutheran church has held it's an
nual meeting and selected officers as follows
Trustees, Edward Olson, N. H. Hoyne; secre.
tary. Lewis Johnson; assistant secretary, Bert
knatvold; Sunday school superintendent, J. E.
Nelson; assistant superintendent and treasurer,
Henry Wilmer T. .ss.E III s,a.7..... =. L. :. 5is.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
-: ENDOWMENT PROMISED Il
Trustees Of College Biblical Depart
ment Make Pleasing Announcemeut.

osKALoosA, IowA-It is announced BY the
board Of trustees of Penn college, that an en-.
downment Of the biblical department Will short
" be made and that 1t will be large one.
The source Of the endowment Is not vet known,
but it is said a wealthy philanthropist has
agreed to give a large amount on certain, con.
ditions, which the trustees have practically as.
depart ne Mt Of Penn college has become popular,
not only with the Friends denomina ton which
has charge Of the college, but with other denomi-
nations and non-sectarian students, many Of
whom have come here to take a course In the
study OF the Bible and Bible history.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
BUSY SESSION FOR
IOWA LEGISLATURE
CONSIDERATION OF MANY IMPoR-
TANT MEASURES rs URGED.
Proposed Sanatoriu1n for Consumptives,
New Child Labor Law and Increase
of Supreme Court to Seven Members
Are Some Of the Principal Matters to
Be Acted Upon.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The Journal.
Sioux City. Iowa, Dec. 7:-Judging from the
expected recommendations Of Governor Cummins
and the demands from different parts Of the
state for legislatio it is likely the session
of the legislature this winter viii be long
one, and will consider matters Of unusual import
ance. OF the numerous matters that will come
before the body the following are certain to be
considered ut length, II not disposed OF:
Primary elections insurance laws. education
al board Of control railroad passes, pure food
reformatory, abolition of the lobby, martial law,
adjustment of terms Of offices to the biennial
elections system, wage exemption law, state
certifcation of all teachers.
This list does not include appropriations, re-
distributing the state congressionally, and to
make 1O7 members of the lower house. the four
teen pardons asked OF the assembly, the woman
suffrage and drainage amendments to the con
ton of automobiles, state supervision of pri-
vate banks loan and trust companies, enlarge
ment of the supreme court to seven members,
creation of an appellate court, provision for a
hall Of archives, establishment Of an epileptic
colony, prohibition Of deferred dividends on
life insurance policies, regulation Of sale of
merchandise in bulk. repeal OF the tax-ferret
law, provision for improvement OF the state
house, election Of state binder and printer,
regulation of divorce, establishment of state
accountant system and numerous other matters
scheduled to come. up. < - -
The assembly will not be required to take a
week ten days for inaugural exercises, as
Governor Cummins holds over for another year
under the constitutional amendment. Sentiment
is ripe in the state for the Enactment Of reform,
legislation which has been under discussion for
years. Notable in such legislation are the anti
pass and primary election measures.
- Case of Frenzied Finance.
man successfully cheated ]. G.. Marshall
of Des Moines out of $1,000 swindled the owner
of millinery store at Lincoln Neb.. then cheat
ed the owner of big bunch Of horses, sold Il.
horses and disappeared. y, Marshall met
stranger here. He gave the name of W. h
Jackson and said he had farm in Ness county
| Kansas, that he wanted TO trade for a hote
at Whiting, Iowa. owned by Marshall. Tht
deal made at Whiting, Jackson being giver
he went to Lincoln, traded the hotel for thu
millinery store traded the store for horses, sole
the horses and made away. with his IS, 600. +
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07

HILL CITY, s. ,D.-The boarding house at the
Dakota Calumet mine east Of this place. was
destroyed by fire, causing Joss of $4,000. The
baby belonging to the owners of the building
was nearly suffocated with smoke
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
FOOD For HAIR

Is as necessary as Tor the body. Hair, lack
Ing proper punishment gets dry, brittle and
dull in appearance. Life and gloss disappear
when the food elements required are lacking,
and the scalp is not able to supply the same
The Swiss Hair and Scalp Remedy invigorates
and supplies what nature demands. 5O-cent
trial bottle applied as directed will soon prove
It: and restore the natural color Sold in 50.cent
IND $I.00 bottles. For sale in Minneapolis by
Voegeli Bros, corner Hennepin and Washington
avenues and cornst Seventh street and Ntcollst
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
MILFORD CHURCH REOPENs
Building to Be Rededicated by Rev. T
~. O. DOUGLASS. III.

l. MILFORD, ,IOWA-The Congrega tional church,
which has been extensively repaired and remod.
seled, has been reopened: It will be rededieated
participated in by Rev. Z. o. Douglass, secre-
itary OF the Iowa Congregational Home Mission
AIRY society, and others. Rev. Il. olmstead
Us pastor. st So 49,.
The Order Of Eastern Star held chapter Of
sorrows in memory Of four deceased members
Mrs H. S. Abbott, Mrs. j. e. sKnudson, Mrs.
J. B. Coyle and Mrs. Lydia 1llias, who died
during the last year. 81
cock Of Spencer were tried on the charge OF
Illegal shipping of game. They were fined $500.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07

MISS MAKMAEA HENRY
t036 Forrsstvillc Ave-, CHICAGO.
Miss Henry says: "Before beganusing Danderine
my hair was falling out in great handsful. and
pleased to say that Danderine not only stopped # at
once, but has made my hair grow more than twice
"a long 40 II ever was = al - 5ssss.s+
Mrs. Eloise Atherson. Little Rock. Ark, says: 1T
Is surely remarkable the way Danderine improves
er Ia ave months and is getting thicker and longer
all the time believe In giving praise where II Is
due. and you can use my name as reference II you
desirA
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
Remedy

will do this-and more.
1t will gradually rebuild the
: broken.down system and create
a healthy appetite.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
WRECK VICTIMS RECOVER

ST.. CLOUD, M1NN.--An the victims of the
wreck which occurred here Tuesday have been
discharged from the hospital, with the exception
Of T. "A. Taylor of Minneapolis. Mr.. Taylor's
condition is not now regarded serious, but
he will be kept here under treatment for a
time. All the patients were reported to be
doing we'll. l.-F 4..-T. e.
The Great Northern wrecking crew, which has
been working at the scene of the wreck. fin
fshed it's work The damaged car was taken
to ST. Paul. :" g.-5"r F~s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07

MARsHALLTowN, IowA.-Rev. f. II.
Lemon, pastor of the Christian church here. has
been elected to the pastorate of the Christian
church at Boise. Idaho. and has notified the
board here that he will accept. He expects to
leave about the first of the year. =.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-12-07
S2,OOO,00O FOR 1
Big LAKE BOATS
LARGE CONTRACTS AWARDED DU-
7 LUTH sHIPBUILDING COMPANY.
Pittsburg Steamship and Cambria Steel
Corporation Need New Steamers, and
Vessels Are to Be Delivered septem-
Der, 1906-vessels Will Be 600 Feet
in Length and Constructed Of Steel.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The journal.
Duluth Mimi. Dee. 7.--Contracts for the
construction Of four new steel steamers Of the
largest class have just been awarded here to the
American Shipbuilding company. One contract
was awarded by the Pittsburg Steamship com
lany for two steamers and the other was award
phia for a like number. ), They involve a total
outlay, Of $2,OOO,OOO and the boats are to be
delivered Sept. g 1906
President James Wallace and General Man.
ager Robert Logan of the American Shipbuild-
ing company We're here to receive the contracts
The Pittsburg Steamship company is the vessel
arm of the Steel corporation. President II.
Coulby and Vice President l.. W. Powell OF
the Steamship company, George Baker Of the
Illinois Steel company and John r. Scott of
the Carnegie Steel company conferred with the
shipbuilding officials over the construction Of
the boats. ~ III .srs.c -c.. .
The two new Boats for the Pittsburg Steam
ship, company will be duplicates Of the two
boats for which it awarded contracts short
time ago. This will make a total of four new
boats to go into commission for the Steel corpo-
ration fleet next season. ~. ,-:'.. -,
Will Cost 100000 Each.
The new boats will be 600 feet in length
over all, $50 feet keel. So feet beam and 50
boats will be provided with triple expansion
engines and two Scotch boilers. The size of
the engines is 24-inch high pressure. 39-inch
intermediate and 65-inch low pressure. The
stroke is hfty-two inches. The boilers Is
feet inches in diameter ana II feet s inches
long. The steam pressure Is ITO pounds and
Ellis & Evans draft will be installed. These
boats will be thirty-one feet longer, two feet
wider and one foot deeper than the W. e.
Corey and her sister ships, at present the
largest ON the lakes ~. -.
There are now six 600 footers under contract
with the American Shipbuilding company, four
for the Steel corporation and two for the Cam
bria Steel company. The two boats for which
the shipbuilding company has Just received
contracts from the Cambria Steel company are
Steel corporation. and will cost the same in
each case. The Cleveland firm of NJ. A. Hanna
Co. is the lake connection Of the Cambria
Steel company, and will handle the two new
boat for that concern. ~ Is. r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-04

Gtat elmer SouSfrau bilbete. Sn
england blieb Die BABEL bis sur &e.
eierlng Seinrif's oes Iftcn ul,be'
FAINT. SSu Oicier 3eit brnbte lie Die
idone itno ipGter 10 uneliidfihe
Nnna golepn nit ans Sronfreih,
unb cs lit nid,t rnlpnhrifeinlif, ooB
Der nod be,,tc I'M Tolfc pcrbreitete
I%6cr9lau6e, es bringe Semanoem
llngliif, menn man ibm cine Hobel
Idenfe, oenn lie vscritche Die Siebe".
alif iene beiamn,crnsmcrt6e 4onigin
5urif5ufiibrcn lit. @dbrenb III foit
aQen cipiliiierten Sdnoern Die Site
berriht, bab Robclarbeit Sod)e Der
Srauen lit, miro IN abciipnien bieie
Veif1ftigung Den Mannern 5uge:
theilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-04

bcmunocrtc lie unb uiniid)te benz
Wanna 8liif, Der Tie ant 10 mere
lpartete @eiie entbedt Bate. Rel.
ner 5reu", rerieste oieicr, 1T
ipobl mGglih, OaB Sas Din hon
1T, ober ih miinid)te es gum ~ifel;
mein CABIN wdGit baburdI nld)t rpie.
Der" Scum Sic iperher es her..
faufen." .8as fann Der aieiel
ipertb lein2" - yWenieitens 3fpei'
burbert 6ranfen." v@enn SIC
i'm iiir Die SGlfte babet molen, ae'
BORT er Sbnen." Ger 9anoei mira
0eid)loiier, Der 6inon5mnnn beaaba
eirbuuoert Sraufen lino erbalt DIE
Serle. Getm Sortgeben trift er bel
einem Srnelier ein nnb .crfnnbist
iid mad, ibrem Wertbe. aber pcl.
der SGred: Die Terle mar falid
unb Der 9etriiser 100 6ronfen
reiG,er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-04

Meilen lansen GbriItidniafjorOs, am
SuBe Oes gfeberss. BON fpeldem man
eine f60ne unb tpsite Musiiht seniebt.
Die Gtaot miro ron Dem Jlib9tn
@t.raeIp burdftrDmt unb umfabt Die
eisentlide Stabt, Opslo (9lltita6t),
unb mebrere @orita6te. On berpors
rasenosn Gebauben iinb. auber elf
Rir1en. bas SiBunssbaus bes Storz
thing. Die Borie un6 0as pnn 1926 Biz
1S4S erbdute neue fDnielide Sdlob
su nennen. 9as alie G9lob, 2terss
bus. oas Bis 1719 Sib Der bGriit>
norpeeiiden 9onise mar, sriftirt nur
nod gum Ibeif unb miro beute als
NrienaI benubt. Wn gilbunssanfal.
ten berssi9net Gbriftiania cine linipsrs
fiat, mebrere 9pmnaiien, sfpei Milis
tdrihulen uno ein. Sedniide Sdule.
Cine beionbsre Sebenspiirbietett
gbriitianias bilben aipei tDitinsers
f9iffe. Die i'm Gdrten oes ~llniperiis
tatseebdub.s aufselteat Nno, Die Sns
ouitrie 1T in Der nortpe9tt4en Saupts
ftaSt bauptiG4li@ bur9 8dumpoas
fpinnereten, Webereien, mehanif6e
Wertitdtten. papierfabriten, Seifens
febereien uno S%dsemIblen bertreten.
Sm 9anotI nimmt Gbriftiania In Nors
pesen bic eriis SteTe ein.
Sn Den noripesif6sn Stortbins, Der
fid in elm Ober9aus (2astbing) unb
in ein llntsrbauS (OOelstbins) tbeitt,
III iebtr 8irser pSblbar, Der oas 30.
2ebenSiohr erretdyt unb aebn Sabre tn
Hsrtpesen ununtsrbroGsn selebt bot.
wablbereHtist 1T ieber 8iirser nad
auriidselestem %. 2ebensiabre, tpsnn
er finf Sabre i'm 2anbe sepcilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-04

. HHr .t..'. .-..E
Der Sdlad)t balten it'd Ole, Iorpebo.
boote bitter Den Shlaffihiifen
ibrer eigenen Ilotte perborgen. 81,
benz Mugenblife, NO Die rtnblidje
sSlotte nabe gcnlig beraugefemmeit
lit, id)iebt bas Boot nit ieiner
auBernrbentliden 6abrseidpinoig.
felt bon 5lpan5ig nnb mebr <oteit
Dor, feliert ieiiten SorpeSo db nno
menNet iih baum sur fSIudlt. Srifit
Der Soreeoe ieiu 3icl, 10 lit Die
@irfung graBfif). lie itnrfiieit
Yon5erplatten serfollen mie Strol.
gefled)t; cine bohe @aiieriolle ifiebt
einpor DdS itol5e Sfiff lit &C.
me'en.
Cds Snnere Der Sflad)tififie lit
rpGbrenb nes 58efed)tes Elm iait rod)
i6refliherer Iufenibalt dis bas ben
feinolifen 9eido'ien aisseieste
Sberoef. lie 9e,ite oroben ieben
Der @efabr ms 4iige, iie miiien,
mas bo heranfommt. iiei fennen I'M
cntifcioenben Woment pieleiht o,td)
etnas mir lire eigene Mettung tbun.
Tie 9erte aber, Die IN Ger 8iefe or
heiten, lie ieben niflts. lie nrbeiten
MIR init olen 'ibren 1rGiten, obne 81
mtiIen, mas Der Grfolg Ut, unb lie
geben 81 8runee, pie Die Gatten i'm
aielraum, DeHu ibrenl Sfiff, Die
leste Stunbe ihldst.
@eionbers idmer lit Der mid,tige
DENT Der 6ei3er. geadt bis sum
@iirtel arbeiten lie, chamber oblo-
ienD, on Den Sollenfeuern infer ben
aeiieln. Sben tobt Die Sdlaht nit
ibren Tonnern in oieier Siefe
bort ma foum onberes als Dos tiefe
Drummer Der orbeitenben Mieien.
maihinen, nit benen peraIihen cine
Shneasussmaifine oos RENE Sim.
beripiel lit. Ia erihiittert ctpa oas
Shiff. Gin MSoment baneer Spons
unng. Gonn fdat bas 6euer aus
Den aeiIeln, i~ieoenbes @oiier per.
briibt Die nrmen '2elite int 8eiiel.
raiinl, Die Menid,en ltobnen' Elm lets
tcs Mal = Damn gebt ses in Die Sieie.
uno fem Mann, Ger unter Ief mar,
hat aud MIR Die minoeite Mpsiidt,
iih Gus Dem @irbel Ser @1fier SIT
retten, Die Sas @erf aus Weniden.
banb peridlingen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-04
9Iu6 cine yIcr!c" tit elmer Nnitcr.

Gin rcider Soriipr Sinan5mann
inB in einem Heitauront uno friib.
itiidte; Oh trot, mie Der o@nulois"
er56blt, Elm cinfnGer Wfonn III Oos
9ofol, iebte ii6 an Den %bcnoC9borten
Siid) unO perlangte beim &eQner Elm
Tuseno Illiteril. Tie Iuitern ia.
men urlb Oas Wobi 6egonu. 4oum
ober battc Der 8aIt Die brittle gliter
gegeiien, ols or, Die &ano nadj Dem
Nun,be iiiDrcnb, lciie ouiihrie: Sd
CLAUDE, td) babe mir cinen 3uhn ans.
gebiiienl" SSnoem er oies iogte, ent.
fernte er ben @egenItanO ieines Sci.
oens. IS mar cine idJDorje,
pradtpole @erle. nod gon5 umge.
ben pom Sleilde bes Wolusten, aber
bon elmer @robe, Die tie gon5 beion-
oers ~nertbpoa mudte. Der Naf-
bar ~betradtetc natiirlid) Die Eerle,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-07-04
@idtigcs GeSiiipms Gomitc ppm
HrGfbenten snr Seieitiauns alter
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