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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
THE SOCIAL
PRIV VILEGES
OF MINISTRY.
Bishop Berry Warned Methodist
Clergymen 10 TO Careful in
Performing Duties.
MAY ADJOURN MONDAY.
Lay Delegates Held Their Ses-
sion Yesterday in Central ME-.
Church, Newark.
APPOINTMENTS NEXT WEEK.
Rev. S. T. jackson Not Yet Aware
Where He Will Take Up His
LabOrs Next.
APPOINTMENTS NEXT WEEK.

Newark, Apr. SIN an address 10
candidates for orders, Bishop Joseph
L. Berry. who is presiding at he ses-
sion of the Newark NJ. +. Conference,
made some direct and forceful re-
marks, which, it is believed, were in
tended 10 refer to the Cordova case.
The bishop did not mince words to ey-
press his meaning Said he:
"The social privileges Of the Metho-
dist minister are tremendous. Do not
fail to appreciate them, but emem-
ber->.a man who abuses his social
privileges is 4 scoundrel We some
times have to say to brother, BE
sparse in your talk TO women. a
woman will very seldom take the init
'iative with clean mau. There must
be always some initiatiye action on
the part OF the mar.
And if you do have an experience,
for Gods sake don't tell anybody
about it. Sometimes r bad man will
get into the ministry, and it is only
a badman. .and weak, lustful one,
who will he approached By bad wo-
man.
Are there not men here God
fearing men, who have passed through
part of the ministry without tempta-
tions of this sort? | tell you it is be-
cause they are spiritually pure and
clean, and every minister can be so
pure and clean in his life that he will
never be approached by bad wo-
man.
But when you make pastoral calls
>on women, don't be stiff, either. l
know how 1t is You are admitted by
the maid, and for half an hour, while
the woman is busy with her toilet,
you sit in stiff back chair, and then
when she comes down you are both
stiff and formal. No good can be done
in that way; you must warm up some !:
but be careful, 1t is delicate ques-
tion to handle. One OF the chief rea-
sons we don't have more men in the
church is because all he knows of US
percolates through his wife, and after
a stiff, formal call that is ADORE, that
which gets through won't be very at
tractive to them
1t was announced at the morning
session by Chancellor James R. Day,
of Syracuse University, that Andrew
Carnegie had offered $500 to sthe
institution for a library on condition
that the faculty raise an equal sum.
The chancellor added that he already
has S130, ,00o.
Yesterday afternoon the Laymen 5
Association met in the Central NJ. E.
church. Ii is expected that conference
will end Monday when the appoint
IN ents will be made.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
CORL|SS HAD
CELEBRATION.
Stationary Engineers Entertained
in Pleasing Manner in
Braga HALL.

The Corliss Association No. Is, New
Jersey National Association Stationary
Eng ineers, held IA social session in
Dana hall last night at which many
out-of-town and local guests were pres
ent. The association. held a short
business meeting first, after. which
President Jacob Ludwig welcomed the
guests on behalf OF Corlis5 No. H.
Among the out-ot-town guests pres
ent were Past Grand President Nc
Moren, of New York; William Owens,
of Newark, district superintendent OF
the Scranton Correspondence Schools !:
John Callahan, Of Jersey City. MEM
beryof the Board of Education OF that
CITY. and special district deputy of the
Engineers Association; State Deputy
Grimes, of Newark: Jack Amour, of
New York; John McKeon, of Brook
lyn; Joseph McKenna, of New York
Edward VanKuren. OF Newark. and
John Foote. of Troy, New York.
All of these gentlemen made short
addresses in which they gave outlines
of the work Of the engineers OF today.
telling how any engineer should get
M education. and of the good work
the association was doing. II was made
clear that the association is not 4
union or in any way connected with a
laboring organization and that ii Is
for the purpose of the education OF the
engineers.
Among the local guests present were
Charles Lambcek, Alex Wilson, d. W.
Blair, y. c. Clark, Thomas Clark,
George Skilm and Lawrence Brown.
After-the addresses the engineers
and guests sat down to big supper.
This was in charge of Rushe. the
State street caterer. and it was all that
could be desired
Those in charge were Jacob Ludwig,
]. L. Applegate, james McCabe, S.
y. Rose W. Q. Skeen, Michael
Harrigan, and Frank Tyrrell
Private lessons in dancing at 1al Oak
St, near Market, given by Prof Lie0au
Of New York: waltz guaranteed.
1882 IS II m-w-sat
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
NlROS PEOPLE, AT THE HEARING,
WANT FIVE CENT FARE TO AMBOY.
SCHOOL BOARD ADVERTISED
TWO SETS OF PROPOSALS.
One Set Proposals Called for Bids on Heating and venatng
Alone e-The Other for Heating ventating and Sanitation.

Perth Amboy Republican Of February
2S, 1902:
again last night the Board OF
Education was on hand in full force to
consid der bids for heating and ventilat.
ing the new public school buildin Q
(No. 81. At the previous meeting
held Mon day night some interesting
complications arose as to legal points
involved in advertising for bids, Only
one bid was offered on that occasion,
and out OF courtesy TO Kelly & Me-
Alinden, who had not their estimate
ready, the time of receiving bids was
postponed.
Some members were Of the opin-
ion that it would have been illegal to
award the contract where no compete
tion was possible. Others felt it an
injustice to the bidders, who were
ready, to postpone consideration of the
matter. IN opinion on the subject
was therefore asked of City Attorney
Wight, the reading of which preceded
the main business of the evening.
''Mr. Wight decided that the school
board had the power TO contract for
work of any kind without advertising
at all. The advertising was merely
to give the board the advantage of
competition; they We're under no legal
obligations whatever in the matter
1t was simply question of custom and
good policy
II may he interesting to know that
the contract for heating school No. =
was awarded two -.weeks aftei the
above opinion was rendered. to Kelly
& MeAlinden for the Jordan l., Mott
system, as they were the lowest bid
ders, even though Commissioners
Walker and Poulson voted against
giving it to the above firm. Messrs.
Walker and Poulson were beaten by a
vote of to 2.N OF course, it can be
imagined that the opposing bidder to
Kelly Il McAlinden was n. S. Kel-
logg. Such WAS the case, but Mr..
Kellogg didn't get that contract in
this instance although two of his
friends, who are still in the board.
stood by him.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
GETS TWO MONTHS.
Michael CrOnin Sentenced for Rais-
ing a P. R. R. Check.
49, 3 "a Elaenlng Nesgs.

New Brunswick. Apr. S:-Michael
Cronin, this morning, was sentenced
to two months in the county Jail by
Judge Strong. Cronin pleaded non
vult to a charge of raising Pennsyl-
vania railroad check, at South Amboy,
from -. Il to S12 II. He has already
been in jail four and one-half months.
His shortage has also been made good.
He told the court that he was
arrested once before, for the theft Of
six razors. He was fined at that time
and served time in default of the fine.
He was intoxicated when he commit
ted each crime.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
CHA DENIES
THE CHARGES.
Has Filed a Petition in Court Of
Chancery Against the
Charges.

Bernard CHA former manager of
the Olympia Music Store who is
named in the suit for divorce brought
by Thomas B. Jones against his wife.
Mrs. Sophie NJ. Jones, has filed Pc
tition in the court of chancery against
the charges, through his attorneys,
Hommann Nr.Stricker. He denies Mr.
Jones allegations in toto and is great
ly surprised that he should be mixed
up to the affair at all.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
Combination Wagon, Which Has
Been Used by LiHCOIHS SOLOng,
Goes TO New Home.
NEW WAGON ORDERED.
Company Sent Old Hose Carriage
Here to be Used Until the New
Apparatus Arrives.
DELIVERED IN SEVEN WEEKS.
Eagle Boys Are Happy Over the
Event of Becoming a Real
Fire Company.
DELIVERED IN SEVEN WEEKS.

Eagle Hose Company will come into
their own this afternoon, when they
receive their combination hose and
chemical wagon which has been used
by the Lincolns since it arrived ia
this city several months ago.
The new wagon for the Lincolns has
been ordered from Valentine & Wee
den, OF Trenton, for $3.50, as that firm.
Of all three bidders, agreed to furnish
the wagon soonest The new wagon
for the -Lincolns will arrive in seven
weeks.
Yesterday afternoon, there arrived
in this city from the above firm, an
old-fashioned hose wagon, with a reel
This will be used by the Lincolns
pending the arrival of their new
wagon. Il was requested of Valentine
& Weeden in order that the other
wagon might be turned ov er to the
Eagles in the fourth ward. shere
added protection is needed
Now that the fourth ward boys have
their wagon, let's see what they can
do in the way of speed and efficiency
the first time fire occurs in their
territory: Their friends, and their
number is legion, prophesy an excel
lent record for them. and there is
no reason to doubt the Justice of their
predictions. The Eagles have waited
patiently for their apparatus and viii
be given every opportunity.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
FROM A
FREIGHT CAR.
Man Had His Face Badly Cut in
Accident Doctor Was
Summoned.

While at work..on the top of one OF
the big coal cars in the local Lehigh
Valley railroad yard, yesterday after
noon, about 4 :i5 O'Clock, Mike Hud-
ish, brakeman, who lives on Hall
avenue, lost his balance and fell, His
face struck the brake of the car and
was badly cut. His nose was also
broken. DR.. G. W. Tyrrell was called
and after dressing the fellows
wounds, he ordered him taken home,
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
18TH ANNIVERSARY.
FOreign'Missionar Society of Pres
bWerian Church Meets Monday.

The monthly meeting of the Foreign
Missionary Society will be held in the
Presbyterian chapel Monday night,
April 10, at s o'clock. This will be
the sixteenth anniversary of the So
ciety and the president will give an
address. An attractive musical pro-
gram will be given. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
WILL VOTE ON
NEW PASTOR.
Baptists Will Hear Rev. A. W.
Hand Tomorrow Vote TO be
Taken "Wednesday.

Rev. \. ". Hand, of wildwood, n.
j., will preach in the Baptist church
tomorrow. The quarterly business
meeting of the cbursh viii be held
Wednesday evening at the CLOSE Of
the PRAYER service At this meeting
action will be taken relative 10 the
election of pastor
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
PLANS FOR EXCURSION.

Tomorrow afternoon the Daughters OF
Pocohonsas and the members of Po Am
bo Tribe of Rel Men, win hold meet ing
In the Jefferson building to talk over the
plans for the excursion which they ex-
pect to hold this summer.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
MMAGE SALE.

The Salvation Army rummage sale
viii commence Monday and last all
week in the new store in State street
near the Lehigh Valley bridges.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
OPENED TODAY.

This morning the Blue Front grocery
opened in the new Slobodien building
and tonigh; t he grand opening viii take
place.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08

FIJI LARKINS s5f STATE Street,
Will do plumbing, steam, hot wnter
and hot air heating on monthly pay
ments. $40 per month.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08

LOST-A Danish SisterEood Pin on
Madison ave. ,~or Division ST., between
Smith and Broad Is. Reward II return
ed to C. Deiterickseu, 40 South Second st.
I01Si is II
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08
LINCOLNS HAVE TEST.
Will Go Out on New Brunswick
Avenue This Afternoon.

The Lincolns win have a test of
their engine at 4:30 o'clock this after
noon on New Brunswick avenue, near
the Central railroad crossing, near
the |. S. Knee Pants factory. The
substitute old-style hose wagon will
also be put in use at once, until the
new wagon arrives, about June !.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08

An adv. IN The News Want col
umn brings good results
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08

(Co,rttnued on, page ~
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1905-04-08

Private lessons in dancing at lAl Oak
St, near Market, given by Prof LieOau,
of New York: waltz guaranteed.
1882 IS If M -w-sat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
Gic Sngel i'm Sing.

Dte Seritellung botempfinolider
SrotenpIatten 1T betanntli4 gu elmer
boben Stufe seoieben. @ber cine pboz
tograp6if9e Wufnabme ppn 0orgGns
gen, Die tpegen ibrer auberorbentli6en
Gei9pinbisteit ielbit Dem nit ben
i6drfiten @laIcrn bspoffneten Quss
poItommen unIi9tbar bleiben, fat
man 6isber nod ni6t ermDslihen
t0nnsn. Bis Dor gar niGt LANCER 3eit
iino ale 0eriuGs, Die man in oieIer
Hidtung a%nitclte, msbr oosr fpenigsr
geideitert, unb crit Dem elettrii9en
Sunten als Yslihtungsmeoium blisb
IS porbebalten, Die 2Dluns oieies proz
blems 81 ermSslifen. Mit ieiner
6ilfe lit es gelunsen, @prgdnge, Die in
i9rer @rTGeinunssform, ibrem Weien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

NorozGarolina Iieferts Den guros
pdern oas erIie 9eiipiel bon Dem Dor
fommen bon Giien i'm beutiSen @ebiet
Der Der. Staatsn. Die embedding
tpurbe 1886 bur9 eine bon Cir Wdlter
aaleisb augseriitets Expedition ges
madt, Die Iid our @riinouns ein.r enss
lii1sn NieberlaRung na9 &odnpte
SsIdno besab. Gs rpar Dies Die erite
2olonie an Der atlantiiden aiife.
Sbomas !Sariot, Der 9iltorifer bieier
Expedition, i9reibt, bab an auei Stel>
len am Roanote reid eiienbaltises @es
itein gefunosn tpurbe, uno in 4nbez
tradt Der bilissn @rbsitstraft uno bes
Sol3rei9tbums liebe ii9 pobl Elm lob
member 9anbelsartitel beritellen. Die
8oloniiten polten aber @olo iu6en
unb tein Giien, uno oesbalb purbe Die
@ntbedung niht aussenust. SIM
Sabre 1885 tebrte Die Expedition mad
ENGLAND 5uriid. Cine bauernbe Htes
berIaFung entItano in NoroSGa rolina
erit piele Sabre ipGter. unb srIt lanse,
no9bem dnbere &olohien ansefdnsen
.batten, ibre Giieniddse gu beben, be-
fam ii9 NoroeGarolind auf Den Wles
taarei1t6um ieines 9obens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
@crfebr in Sibiricn.

Quf BEN i;biriiGsn TliiHsn terrI9t
%sssenpGrtis Elm lebhafter 0ertebr.
Cine fir Sibirisn iebr msrtpiiroise
S9atia9e III. Dab gum transport bon
Siumen. WeitIibirien, na9 Sfiibirieu
100000 ruiiifde pfunb Sbss in Sies
gelform a%ngenommen tporoen iinb. Bis
jebt sins Der transport oe5 .3iessls
tbess aus S6ans9ai nab Dem euro
pGii1en GuBlanb auf Dem SranIitpes
ibsr Sibirien; aberl Der aries bat ales
umseitirst. Sibirien mug jest nit
Sbee ous Dem europdiihen MuBlano
auf Dem rlmipese iber SbsTa,
Mostau, Nii9ni No.psorob, perm
uno Sjumen, perIorst ipsrosns Bel
Den perI1iebenen Oampfi9ifffabrtss
@eielidaften in Sjuren bat 0ie Ra9s
riht iber Die Qbtommanoirung oes
Chefs Der inneren Wafertommunifas
tionSnese mad Dem @uslanOs stpeds
8eiteQuns fI~a9gebenbsr 'Iampfi9iffe
fir Die iibirii4en Sliihe Gritaunsu
berborgsrufsn! DEM fld9gebsnos
9ampfiGiffe fir iibiriI6e SliHe i'm
@uslanoe 81 beiteaen. gu elmer .Seit. oa
fid in 5iumsn aipei Sps5ialidiffsbaus
i~rerften befin0eu, Die augenflitli0
pbne Qrbeit ieien, lei ebenio seiItrei9,
ME Die 6GErt aus Su!a nd9 paris =
nm Siamppars (36eemaI9inen.
pel9e in Sulu fa6riSirt peroen) eins
autaufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

uno 8erlauf bis6er unbefannt puren,
auf oie Photographers platte gu bans
men.
Die abbilbuns Seigt Die p%botogras
pbiiGe Iufnahme zines fliesenben 0ez
IGoiiss aus einem Mdnnliders @eipebr
Bel elmer 6luesei1ipinbisteit bon
1850 SUB in Der Setunoe. 0as Bib.
oas Bel flii9tiaem Sini9auen an cine
photographic Gigarrs nit O%aranbdns
GENDER 4i9e erinnert, eeitattet eiren
ginbltd in oas Yerbalten Der 2hft,
penn tie bon einem fliesenoen geiGoB
ourhi9nitten miro. Sie @erorGnguns
uno @eroi9tung Der Cuff orr9 bas
Projettil, Die i'm 9ilbe portreffli1 aum
qusbrud sstommen III, miro Der 9e,
i6auer BEL nd6erem 3ufeben leift uIs
Ipl6e ertsnn,n. SGon bier6ei brin9t
ii9 elm @erslei9 nit Dem Gerbalten
oes Wahers auf. lpenn elm S9iff feline
5lutbsn Sur6i6nsioet. Mbsr audi Die
pbpii,alii9sn @orsGnge, Die binter Dem
@ei6pb in Der 2uft itattfinoen, iinO
sanS Gbnli6 oenen m Wafer binter
einem fabrenbsn S9iff. Wir ie6en
binter Dem @ei6oB ehre brsits
S9panSpepe, oaspti1en 3pif9ens
pelen, snbIi6 Wirbel erpdrmter Cuff.
Gbnli4 Den Wirbeln i'm 8ielpaHsr
zines S6iffss. ltnb pie man aus Ser
Stredung Der 8uss uno 49terpels
zines S6iffes auf feline @ei9pinoiss
felt itlieben lam. ipriat Ii1 bier Die
@ei4pin0igtsit oes Gei6oiIss aus
our3 Sprw uno @r0Be Der 2uftipelen.
Infer 8ilb lit bon Dem nm bte pbos
!ograpbie f~liegenoer @ei9oiIe bo6pers
bientsn Yrofehor Or. 2uopig Miud
In prog aufgenommen. Der i@on Dor
Sabren aui Oieiem Gebiet ie6r bea9z
~tenspert9s Grgebnihe ersielte. Die
Yeli9tunss3eit entipra6 ser Sauer
Oes sle.triIden 5intens, betrug alio
sttpa 1sS00.0G0 bis 100000 Ct.
iun0e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

glaubboit = nit $4,000 Mart, an'
oere nit $4,000, 10000 Warf be-
5ablt, unO Elm Observation-Disclosures
5%nnsbeiiser 5ablte iogar 10000
Wurt. 3pei @%nslanoer boten Dem
Grinder iogor fir stbtrcting Der
Gntoefung Smei WfiQionen Warf.
Sic maren aber poriidtig genlig, iid
5illdd]it MI Oos foiierlife Totcntamt
5u menoen,. unb bieles beouitrogte
mebrere Erofeiioren Der SehnlIhen
SoGidule 81 Sresoen nit elmer eins
gebenoengebenoen ltnterIudJung beS
Iornig'id)en 8erfobrens. Sn Gor.
ntg'S Saboratorium luiiroen errelit
Teriilfe angeiteQt uno mieoeritm
milrbe aus Den JS0folien ein nlebrpro.
Sentiger Spiritus %geluonnen. lie
@elebrten purhen mInmebr Itubtg.
Sic beobad)teten Den ygriinoer" uno
iteaten ieit, oaB err IN ~gllt9enblifen
IN meid)en er lid un6eobad)tet gloiibs
re, in Die 9ehdlter reinel altobol
goB. Nunmebr mar oas HGt6iel ge-
lott. Ger Grinder batte aber burdy
oen @erfauf Ser s(utbeiliheine on.
naberno 100000 Mforf eirgebeimit,
BON meldem @eloe Der Setriigcr
mehrere Sabre binburf berrlif un0
in lreltoen lehtc. Der .@rfinoer"
murbe 5u 2 Sobren 6eiGngniB, 1900
Yiarf 8elbltruie ODER 80 Sagen @e.
idngniB unb fiini Sabrcn gbruerluit
pe%rurtbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
@eri6icoenes

Selbit m . roerfIub B. Sn
2smberg, @alisisn, lit elm SelbiimDrs
oertlub entosdt porben. Or sGbIt ieBt
fiebsn Mitelieoer, oaruntsr befinben
ii4 Nfaoemtter uno SdauIpieler.
@tumal i'm Sabre miro our1 baS Coos
teiimmt, tpelhes Mitglieb fi9 bas 3es
ben nebmsn foG. Sas urtbeil miro
Dem Iu~sgelooiten unter Sraueresremos
MEN auaeTtelIt. 9is iebt bat ii6 nod,
tein ausse!ooites Witaliso Dem urs
tbeile e%nt3ogen. Die Mitglieber bes
3lubs tragen gsbeime, MIR ibnen Be-
fannie MbSeihen. Die SiBunssn BEG
aIuhs tperbsn in einsm tlsineu Geiidus
rant gebalten; Elm WitslieO ipielt bierz
Bel auf elmer 3ither SootsnmGriae.
Don bier aus beaehen ii6 Die Mitaliee
Ser ouf osn SrieSbpf gum Grabs zines
Mitalieoes, 6as iein @elii6be erfiilt
bat. Sier perben Srauerreoen gebals
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20

poriid)t 6eieebraht, inbem er glalibte,
eillen Hebbof i'm @eitruuh az erbll.
den. Morren mubte ms 8ranfen'
Daus na6 3rier iiberiiibrt weroen.
NDlenbpri. = Sier mlroen refi
id]Gne Yreiie iiir Sogoen ~er5ielt. Sie
Sagb Der @emeinbe gtesborf nit
einem areal BON $50 Worgen wurbe
an Serrn @rafen De GiQerS IN Iii.
ielbori sum Yreiie pon 800 Marf gu.
geiflogen. 9ieielbe mar bis jest iiir
145 Warf perpaftet. 3ie Sago Der
8emeinOe Gruften nit einem Ireal
bon $50 Norgen nuroe oemielber
Serrn 5ugeidlagen ebenials iiir 900
Wfarf. Sic Dar bis iest fiir III
0farf perpahtet. lie Sagb Der 8e.
meinoe Sommeroingen erbielt Serr
Voupier aus llripelt fiir 165 Wnrf,
oieie mar bis iest fiir 52 Warf per-
paftet. SGmmtlihe SagOen iiuo
nit Wilbldaoen perpo6tet. Gs, mo-.
rem piele a%usl1nbiife 2iebbaber al.
peleno, iogar ans 5ranfreif.
SiQcsbeim (giieD. - Gie Stein.
briife iiber Die apll bon benz Balm.
bof SiQeSDeim, nelGe ldn9it per-
altet unb morif ~geiporoe,1 mar, miro
oemn1fit abgeriiien. Gin lire
SteQe fornmt cine Der Heltseit emf.
iprederbe Bride obne Steigerung.
@dbreno ibrer oreimonatigen 9ol.
5eit miro cine Notbbriide Dem Ser.
febre oiener.
SoQcridD. = Cine ginbrederbanbe
Der idlimmlten Sorte, Die bier ibr
Wigpom oufgeiGlogen bntte, batte
lid am SamStog un0 am Wontng
elmer gan5en Neibe bon 9iebitGblen,
Die Tie in Staot uno 2ano begangen
botte, 81 perontuorten. 9ie Bril-
Der Ioom lno 9einrif &remcrs
mnren Die 6iibrer ser ganbe. Seil-
rid bate i'm Sotel Staar an 9abn.
boie mebrere 2auieno Gigarren ge-
Itoblen, Die @bom aiii Den Wdrften
ieilbpt. Gen Heiienben itabl er, bo
or ais 2%aufburif)e I'M Sotel beldJai-
tigt mar, bas @epad, ieinem Sieuit.
BERN fegte er bic i,i,o oa Ole aaiie.
Gem @oitboibeiieer 9eblen botten
Tie elm 9uno Shliiilel g~eitoblen. Sn
Gid batteu lie Gem &aliimanne &.
NhiliDD . MQudel Den Subeu holb
ausgeraubt. Mebrere Iuseno eln.
3iige, mebrere 9userio Siite, Sem-
Den, WGntel llim. iielen Der 9anoe,
Der lid elm gcpiiier $. Hir ans st.
telbriid Suaeiellt botte, 5ur geilte.
Fem 6rieoensrifter Serrn Strond
batten lie einen aorb nit &leiberr
i'm @ertbe bon f%iinfbunbert Sranfen,
Dem 9abnipeoiteur TeilB elm SdB-
den Gognoc i'm @ertbe BON hiinbert
Warf geltoblen. Gns @erift per-
itnnb benn aii6 feinen SpaB mo
perurtbeilte bos Iiebes9eiinoel 81
bohen Sreibeitsitraicn. 9ie @ebrii.
Der aremers erhielten ie fiinf Sabre
8ei1ngntb, Die Srou bes glbam Sire.
mers ais Seblcrin 5pei Sabre, beren
9ruoer Serm. &ir gleiffuls 5ipei
Sabre 9eiGngnib. 3wei anbere, Die
SosloIner Wilb. 3onoer unO q.
8riinemolo, fomen nit einem nno
Smei Wonaten &erfer oapon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-20
Ger Snrit mad WplS!

Gin SpaBpogCl bottc lid IN Ger.
lin Den Sder5 gcmaft, cine ge'
braihte Siile pon elmer 1000 Warf.
Mole nit Sanb Su iiiaen uno am
Ileranocrplae 81 perlieren. IoS
grgebnib mar iiberraihenO. Sofort
itiirSten Spei Serren mo cine Iome
baraiii los. Ger cine Serr. Der ole
&pae crmiihte. entfernte lid oamit
red,t eilig. aeiolat bon oen Mnbereu,
Ole permutblid ihrer Nntheil an bent
Silnbe baben mollten. IlS Der Sin-
Ser aber merfte. oaB or cine Itrappe
IN SGnoen bate, mdBiete er ieine