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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

| ball picked up on the battlefields in and
around Winchester, where they had lain
for over forty years. Some Of the balls
were plowed up in fields that had remained
| uncultivated probably before the civil war
Past Exalted Ruler Geore B. Bushnell de-
signed the badge, a thousand of which
were given away at Buffalo.
Prof William H. Whiting. for the past
three years professor of Latin and part
of the time acting president of Hampden-
Sidney College, Va, has resigned for the
purpose of reopening the old and famous
Clay Hill Academy, in Clarke county, next
fall This academy has long been re-
garded as one of the best preparatory
schools in Virginia.
The Presbyterian Church Of Winches-
ter has issued second call within four
months to Rev. Dr. ]. Horace Lacy of
Clarksville, Tenn, who has given the
congregation assurances that he will &C
cept this time. The church here is one of
the most prominent and prosperous in
the Virginia synod and pays handsome
salary.
Rev. William D. Smith. formerly rector
of St Georges Protestant Episcopal
Church of Fredericksburg, Va, has taken
charge of Christ Church. this city, sue
ceeding Rev. Nelson Page Dame. who is
now rector of St. Pauls Church at Ossin
ing, New York, in the diocese of Bishop
Potter. who Is a graduate of the same
school at which Mr.. Dame was ordained
the Theological Seminary near AleXan-
dria. Rev. Mr. Smith is already very pop
ular In Winchester.
Employees on the city water works set
off a blast a few days ago that hurled
nine-pound rock a distance of 300 yards.
through the tin roof of John w. Myers
residence and through the ceiling and
on the bed from which his son, Walter
Myers, had risen but few minutes be-
fore.
Information has been received here to
the effect that Gen. Eppa Hunton, former
United States senator from Virginia, who
was suddenly stricken with acute indi
gestion at his home at Warrenton a few
days ago. is recovering, and that he is
now able to see his friends who call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16
BORN.

CALDWELL. on Tuesday July T. 1907. TO Mr..
and Mrs. r. :. G. Caldwell Of MilN aukee, Wis,
a daughter HELEN LOU
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

The Little Kanawha Navigation Company.
owner of locks and dams in the Little Kan
awha river has accepted the offer of the
government Of $4,000 for its entire hold
ines. and will transfer the river to the
United States Nearly 100000 has already
been appropriated for its improvement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

Major Holmes Conrad, who is spending a
brief vacation with his family here at the
old Conrad homestead, which is one of the
most attractive mansions in Virginia, de-
MES published report that he is to retire
as special counsel for the government as
prosecutor of those indicted for conspiracy
in the Post Office Department. Major Con-
rad has worked hard on these cases. in adj
diton to other extensive law business in
Washington and Winchester, and the hot
weather, ii is said, has somewhat fatigued
the eminent lawyer. He will take a brief
rest at his pleasant home here, and may be
depended upon to resume his vigorous pros
ecution of the "grafters' when the court is
ready.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

Mr.. Charles w. Heater Of Middletown,
this county president of the Virginia board
of agriculture. was one of the principal
speakers at the second annual session of
the State Farmers Institute, held this
week at Roanoke. He made a response 70
the address of welcome, speaking for the
board. Another speaker who made very
favorable impression upon farmers from all
sections of the state was Prof. John Ham
ilton of Was hngtOn, who addressed the
convention on the subject of Farmers Or
CARNATIONS" 1t is said to have been the
greatest meeting of farmers ever held in
Virginia, and resulted in the dissemination
of a great deal of valuable Information of
special interest to modern agriculturists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

A recent meeting of the joint committee
of the Baltimore, Virginia and Wilmington
On. CO conferences of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church brought out the fact that the
entire committee is in favor of dividing up
the Virginia conference between the Balti-
more and Wilmington conferences, prin-
cipally on account of the present condition
Of the Virginia conference, both in point OF
membership and finances, 1t beng scattered
over a large territory, much OF which IS
not easily accessible to a minister laborng
on a small salary; and it is believed that II
divided it will be stimulated by the two
more prosperous conferences the Baltimore
conference IN part cular, 1t being one Of
the strongest in the entire Methodist Epis-
copal Church. 1t is understood that the
present plan is to divide the Virginia con-
ference about In half, o. as near thereto as
possible and convenient. While 1t has been
reported by some papers that this Will be
done at the next session of the Baltimore
and the Wilmington conferences, The Star
correspondent is informed by a layman VINO
is thoroughly acquainted with Methodist
laws that II cannot be accomplished legally
until the meeting of the general conference
three years hence, although all arrange
ments for the transfer of the property may
be gone through with before that time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

The Virginia corporation commission this
week granted a charter to a new electric
railway company which, II is said, pur-
poses 10 arrange It's route in order to con-
veriently connect with the Winchester and
Washington City Electric Railway Com
pany somewhere near the Blue Ridge
mountains. Workmen are now operating
Oh the site of the WlnCheSter-W as fiington
dam and power house along the Shenan-
doah river in jefferson county w. Va,
with General Manager S. l.. Hoover and
Engineer y. W. Davis in charge. Among
those interested in the new company char
tered this week are NJ. T.. Church OF Falls
Church. Henry Fairfax of Aide. cX-Sena-
tor John Il. Henderson and Gen. 5. s. Bur
dcttc of Washington. They expect to start
the line from the Long bridge, opposite
Washington and run to various points in
Virginia near the mountains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

Detective JOHN Powell, one of the best
known men of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroads police department. was shot this
week by members OF Texas Bits Wild
West show near Clarksburg, w. Va. while
arresting of the cowboys, who had
been put off train because of exceedingly
disorderly conduct. over one hundred pls-
tol shots were exchanged by the detectives
and the cowboys, the latter fleeing to the
mountains after Texas BIZ and two of his
companions had been killed. Detective
Powell, il IS said led his men and remain
cd to the finish even after being Shot lie
was taken TO his home at Clarksburg,
where he is improving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

According to Buffalo newspapers the
most unique and generally attractive
badge seen at the Elks' reunion this week
that of Winchester Lodge. No. SCI.
and the delegation, which arrived home
tonight. were compelled to hide in order
TO keep from being held up and their
badges taken from them by ardent badge
collectors. The badge was OF undressed
leather. appropriately inscribed and deco
rated with an elk head, but the most at
tractive decoration on each was mimic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

Mayor II. II. Baker has been appealed
to by Baltimore people to find young
printer named Harry Sauter. whose father
recently died, leaving a considerable for
tune. to which the young man is heir. He
was supposed to be working here. but has
not been located.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

George p Smith, a young man Of wide
connection, was acquitted at Martinsville,
va, yesterday Of the charge Of killing Isaac
Thomas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

The city of Winchester, which was made
the principal legatee by the will of the late
Judge John Handley of Scranton, Pa, who
was president of the Equity Improvement
Company of Winchester, this week,
through Major Holmes Conrad, president
Of the board of trustees of the Handley
fund received another check for $50 OJO
from the executors of the estate, which
will be applied to the erection of the Hand
ley Library, plans for which have been &C
cepted from the well-known firm of Barney
& Chapman of New York This library is
to cost $4,000, and will it is said be the
finest in the south, not excepting those in
the larger cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16
NOTED AT WINCHESTER
POLITICS GETTING
VERY LIVELY NOWADAYS.
News and Political Gossip From the
ValIey-Methodists Favor Division
Of the Conference.
Special Correspondence of The Star.

WINCHESTER. Va, July 10, 1903.
The democratic city primary few days
ago and the meeting of the Frederick coun-
" democratic executive committee today,
at which arrangements were made for the
state primary on August D. have had
decidedly interesting effect upon the voters.
Heretofore they had been exceedingly
apathetic, but since politics have been
brought closer home by the primaries. the
results OF which are equivalent to election
the people, 10 all appearances. have awak-
ened as II We're, to the realization that the
old dominion Is in the midst of the hottest
political campaign since the war days OF
forty years ago.
The progress of the contest IS being close
" studied by the voters now more than
ever before especially so since the joint
debate between Governor Montague ana
Senator Martin at King George Courthouse
the other day. That event put ginger into
the people in this section and while both
have a strong following in the Valley of
Virginia 1t is utterly impossible for any
one to say correctly who will win, either
in the senatorial or other contests.
However, both the Montague and the
Martin factions will leave nothing undone
to get out a full vote at the primary, and
it is predicted by experienced politicians
that the vote will be the largest polled in
recent years. even exceeding that at the
presidential election excepting, OF course,
those who are not qualified to vote. which
has cut down the former big majorities in
Virginia: but the general result is practic-
ally the same.
Practically all Of the men, and many OF
the women, too anXiOuSly await the ar
rival of the morning and afternoon papers
from Washington. Baltimore, Richmond
and elsewhere in order to devour the polit-
teal news throughout the state, and when
their favorite candidate makes hit. one
may expect to certainly see many discus
sons in offices, hotel Hobbies, and on curb
stones throughout the day and night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16
WEST VIRGINIA NOTES.

1t was announced that the coal and coke
railroad running from Charlestown to Ell
kins, w. Va, owned by Henry G. Davis
and Senator Elkins, has been sold to the
Vanderbilts, who intend to develop the
road and make 1t a trunk line through
the north central portion of the state.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-07-16

B. Maxwell, thirty-seven years old. con-
ductor ma Baltimore and Ohio ballast
train, was Nm over and killed by his
own train near Toll Gate, w. Va, yester-
day The ballast train took the siding to
allow freight train to pass. AS 1t left the
siding Maxwell fell beneath the wheels and
was ground to pieces
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05

lebers iogte er: Sic @eiellifnft itirbt
db, ittrbt ab bon oben. Gs lit Elm
&rpitolsSobbrintb bon @~lasboulern,
BON beren 9eiisern feiner lpogt Den
eriten Stein 81 l%perien. Gie @eiea-
Ihoft bat Miitter, neldbe Sflapen Der
perfiibreriihen Hufe Der Mooc unb
Sripolit1t iinb. Srouen Die offers
III ben Spiegel oils in oas Ingeiid)t
ibrer &tnoer ihauen. Wit elmer
%faibionablen Mutter bel qeielihoft-
liGen Sl1nftionen mo eincm iaibio.
nablcn Sater i'm Club fam oas Nc
iultat MIR Oos iein, BOB in einem
Sabr5ebnt Die Srngc BON pernndJldis
iigtcn ainoern Der Heid)en cin chen
10 groBcS Eroblem ~9emoroen lit oils
oas bon pernaflaiiigten ainoern Ser
9lrnten!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05
Cine uefmihelte Grfhidtr.

0as &Gnaurub ODER Ole 9elttels
rotte fomnnt befanntlid I'M Sottens
tottenlanoe moiienboit Dor; piele
@eutelrotten lauIfen irci berum, an
oere mieoer meroen "geinneen uilb IN
Softer (a1iise) gelest, Die nit Got.
tengitter mo Sdubporribtungen &c.
gen ifleftes @etter p~erieben iino,
Die i%osennunten acknowledgements
fotter. lie oarin iitenoen 9eiltel.
rntten bciben natiirlid) Sotiengittcr.
Observation-Disclosures. Giues "a.
ges mi,roe bort elm 9lttcntnter geion.
gen genommen; or 6ottc cine Soften.
tottenmutter umgebrodt. Die 5mei
itotternbe ainber ibr eigen nonnte,
Die an Srotteloiis litten mo onGer
Die Stottertrottel gennnnt wilrben.
Sbre Wllitter bieB mon Die Sotten.
Observation-Disclosures mo DER
MttentIter bcfom Den 9einomcn ei-
mes Observation-Disclosures
Mttent1ters. Gr murOe ~porl1ufig IN
cinen Der befonltcu 2attenaittcrnct.
terfotter gciteft. lie borin befinb.
lid)e Observation-Disclosures
rate brannte INN ein"S lhoncn "a,
ges burf). Won mobte ,Sugo mi
lie une es gclong, lie 81 crrpllden.
Ser grgrcifer geht mii's @iirgcr.
meiiteromt uno mclhet:
.Sp, iett baben mir Die 9ciltcl.
rate micoer!."
ySa, pcld)e 9eiitelrottc?"
nHn, Die Observation-Disclosures.
be%utelrotte!"
oSa, ba baben mir ia mebrere
2attensittermetterfotte
ipeld)e baben Sic benn?"
.Na, Die aus Dem Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures"
.Sa, BON welfem Ittent1ter?"
sic miiien es ia, bon benz Sot.
Observation-Disclosures tcrratten.
MttentGter?"
Sra, alio, parlim boben Sic oas
nidt gleif geiagt; Sic baben .aIio
Die Observation-Disclosures
Observation-Disclosures ter.
be|utelrotte!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05
9n[rpt uu,. Galasaasa rah htr 9nar1tn-G r,iebmua.

beut5utnge ,narrop-minbeb" crtriig
er wie anoere acknowledgement nit
@eoulb.
Galaianau ber6agte ME. SSnl
Sabre 1913 itorb cr. nadoem or Dor.
Der feline Mitbriioer nod orinaeno
ermabnt. iih b%eionoers Der ormeil
ainoer ANNOUNCEMENT; menn lie sur
bl. Communion singen, fniete er
mitten inter ibnen uno reoete ibnen
NIT geialteten Sdnben uno meinen.
Den Nueeu olii oas Haforiidlidltc
nno Siebreidite 81, lire Siinoen 81
bereilen uno lid pobl oor5ubereiten.
Welh' berrlihes 9eiipiel bat nidt
jeoer Segrer unb Sebrerin in Gala
Ion5a Dor lid! Sit zines ieoen gr-
6iebers Siebe 5lir Silgenb, insbeion-
oere 81 ocn nrmen ainbern Gbn.
lid, mie Die bes fl. Soiepb bon Gala.
lon5a, Damn limo mir p%eriidert, oaf
Die Sugeno wirfIih fotbp o.
Ii h er5ogen miro. @er Den IF.
Soiepb bon Golaion5a gum Muiter
nimnlt in ieinem Beirut Der licb-
1ugelt nid)t nit Den Staotsidulen.
Der beiBt gottloie Sdilen nift, wie
eS ieiner 3eit geifeben, rclir pride
orb our glorp", nod picl mcniaer
fllldt er, mie es ieiner 3cit IN Der
Peoples Gburh" in ct. Saul,
Wtinn., 81 boren mar, boh 8ott lei
9onf, - mie es ifeint, lit man iett
oiesbejiislid aus cinem Snulus
mcbr ein Taullls gemoroen. Bins"
Der 3ebnte lit mebr SEQ, oarnm
mebr Surft. @iel mehr ppfcrt CT
alc &rGfte bes Getbcs uno Der Sccle
aans nno gar ocm 9icnitc elmer
mabrbaft, edit fatboliidcn, djriitlidcn
GrSicbnng Der licbcn fatBuliidcn
Sngcnb bieics Gamoes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05
(SpeSial-g orreiponoens.)
gnn ,,Ntinnm''.

bon bieien Wdnnern inn 9eien,
Shreiben, Gehnen, i'm 2ateiniiGen,
gong beionoers aber in Der Teligion
uno einem hriitliben @onoel inter.
riftet muroen. 9as llnternebmen
bate ben beiten Sortgang uno ifoit
I'M Sabre 1899 iab Iid Saluian5a
%genotbigt, elm geraumiges Sous 81
mietben, Inn Ole Wenge 5uitromen.
Der S6iiler uuf5unebmen. Sein
9eitreben mar: Die armen &inoer al
suten, gottesfiirdtisen &inoern ber.
nn5ubilben; er beihr1nfte oaber Die
er5ieblife @inmirfung alif oieielben
nid)t aqein auf Die Shule, ionoern
iud)te Die &inber audi aiber Der
Sfrle moglitit inter ieiner Infiidt
81 BADEN. Mit Sreuoen iibernobm
er ale 9emiibllneen, nelhe Die Muf.
iidt uno 2eitung elmer lolden In.
ltalt e%rioroerten. ga, erbeiorgte 10.
gar aud @eifGfte, melfe man 81
oet per1dtlihen 5dblt, er febrte lelblt
Die Shul6immer lno Den getloal,
iGiiberte Die g1nfe, puste Die Sen.
tier, reinigte Die Ibtritte (mie mande
9ebrerin gloiibt lire Seiligfeit nno
@elebriamfeit entebrt, menn lie on
bieien NlGsen cine n8iiitation" Dor.
nebmen %iollte; cine iolde lit 5um
alleripenigiten i'm gr5iebiingsfpeIen
,griin"O, ifnitt SeOern, idricb Dor.
ihriiten uno hielt jeoen Somstog
cine erboulid)e Iniprafe. Gos lit
oas grbeiten eines e d t e It t.
liden gr5iebcrs, feines
Wietblings. nSriib iibt lid, mas
ein Weiiter neroen mil." Sdon
oils anabe mar Galaiansa lpeeen iei-
mes Oilers p~eriolgt; iett als Mann
lllo er iid burd feline Siebe 81 Den
ormen ainoern ben Corn aler gelo.
liebenoen uno gelbiudenoen Sebrer
auf. gu nieoerbolten Molen
muBte er lid auf getreiben ieiner
5einbe cine itrenge llnteriuhung lei.
iler Seinbe geiollen loiien. Sein
@ottpertrouen aber nno ieine Sr.
gerb marlften niht - Der Sieg blieb
ibm Itets. Sros al ieiner @elebr.
iomfeit blieb CT Die 9 emutb ielbit.
gtie unterlieB er Die niebern 9ienite
unb mdblte lid ltets beim llnterridte
onS Wiibiomite. n6mlid) Die fleiniten
ainoer; oudI gine er ielbit mondmal
nit benz Sod nui Dem Hiifen bon
Soils 81 SauS, nm oaS notbpenoige
Nlmoien 81 inmneln; er lpillte IN
Der Slide ole 5eller, trlig SolS lth
bclorgte logor mond)mal Den Stoa.
3ll oieien gerbemiitbi9un9en 9eiellte
iih Die @eriolgung bon Seiten zines
bohmiitbigen VrieiterS, Der cS oa.
bin brodte, BOB er ieples slmteS cnt.
iest mnrbe unter Dem @oruano, er
lei einiGltig unb blobiinnig nift
.up.to. bate. 3itulaturen. mic:
&eudler, @leibner. 9ummfopf,
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foleem her 3abmprrherbnib

Noh ben IN gorS Ieuti6lonb Dor.
geiommeuen nmiaiienoen ~l(nteriil.
dulngcn DER .Gentralitellc iiir ,}nbn-
bpgiene" III DRESDEN beiteben Die eng.
item g~e5iebungen 5miiden Der 3nbn-
peroerbniB uno Ser Gntmidllng Der
Sdulfinoer iopobl mie Der WilitGr'
Wuiterungs . Yilid,tigen. Sdleht'
be5obnte ainber blcibcu in Der Gr.
n0brung 5uriid, bnben Elm gerin1pres
a0rpergemif)t olS guibe5obnte imp.
im 9urd)idniit, id)led)tere Sdullcen.
iuren. Sdled)fbe5obutc Hefrutel
liciern nm Elm Srittel mcniger tnilg.
lide Solbateu ais gut6ejabi,tc. @Gb.
reno bon Den SeiiBcrn 0lrtPr @ebiiic
AIS Yro5ent militGrtnuNlid lunren,
lieiern Die i6ledtbe6obnten Sciltc
mr 1922 Ero5ent mlglide, Ton
oen in Dresden mrtcriliften 1900
Sdulfinocrn mo $500 Hcfruten
entiielen olli icbes aino im Surdl'
ihnitt ~, nui icoen Iefruten 31a
franfe SABINE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05
(Spc5ial-G orreiponoenS.)
gnn ,,attinum''.

mcld)e i'm 3reiie Der 6omilie lid Der
cngliiden Sprud)e beoienen.
Ser quite Game, meld)er Damn Slt
@ouie bon Den Gltern geiGt lit, mub
Damn, nenn oos ainb IN Die Sdrule
eintritt, bort 9ebegt unb &C
le merben. 3n oieiem 3mef
lit es Damn iebr ratbiom, nnmentlid)
IN Staotgemeinoen, Dob bos Sinh in
Den eriten 5mei Semeitern Den Inter
rid)t mr. in Der Seutihen Sprode er.
bGlt, baB allo in ben eriten 5pei &c.
meltern gar fein @naliih IN Der
Sfulc gelebrt miro. "a miro nm
Der Cine pber Inoere Elm furioies
@eiiht at iolher Scbouptune id,nei.
Den uno ihreien: ogtein, oas gebt
nid)t on -" Iuf Die ongegebene
@eiie aber erlernei Die ainber pom
britten Semeiter on Die engliihe
Sprad)e pieI leibter mo
polli It q ais menn Iic
ihon NIT Dem eriten Stuliabr bamit
anseiangen bGtten. @nitatt bieie
Troris i'm Gieenoiinfel iiber ben
Saufen 5u nerien, mode man MIR
einmal ben 8eriud] unb MOI miro
iif) iiber Die Wabrbeit obiger gusia.
gen binldnglif iiber5eitger.
@os geifiebt aber beut5ittage piel.
fod bon Seiten Der 2ebrer mo
2ebrerinnen2 Sic ellen 5
9rob beuther q 3 e.
m itglieber, leben io5uiagen bon
beren lauren SdmeiBtropien, lie Der.
trailen ibnen lire ainber on, in Der
grDortung, ooB oieielben oiih in Der
oeiitihen Wutteriprohe unterrihtci
weroen. @as geihiebt aber pom
2ebrperionol, beionbers penn Der
Shulprin3ipal ielblt Elm 0eromeri.
foniiirer lit mo nit Tdbnsosif unb
oeutiher Sprafe ielbit orf geipanl.
tenn SliBe itebt, ODER bon Dem @abne
befangen, burh 8erbonnune Der
beutifen Sprahe uno oes Ieutid.
tbums mebr ais Imerifaner al
~gl1n5en?
Die beritihe Sprafe lit Neben.
Inhe! Nctbbiiritie, eanS moth.
biirftig miro Der oeutihe llnterrifi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05
Green has Traktirem.
'CMus Scr y%lnerifa".)

Sn Der Stootslcgislatrlr bon Mtii-
lolrri lit cine 8orloge mnterbreitet
poroen, melhe oaS .Srieten" (eir,
inoeiitibeS @ort fir einen un6eltt.
i6en 9egriffD su einem itrafpiiroi-
gen 8ergeben itenlpelt. 9ariiber
mag man mebr ooer minoer nobl'
feile SpGiie reiben, man mag iiber
Die pdtcrlihe Siiriorae Der Yoli5ei
ipottciL aud o%llerlei S6er5c iiber
bieoere Sanoonfel in Der @robItaot
MAIDEN, allein oieie Sfer5e bepei.
len lidts alS bas 9eitreben, on
allenJ and Den perniiniti9iten WaB-
regeln, melhe Die iWtloerung Der
3runfiudt 5llm 3pede BADEN, Der.
iim5unorgeln.
3ipei 0iugc iinb es--idrieb Dor
Snbren Sermon Raiter-melder
bier in gnlcrifa ooS Srinfen, oos in
9euti6lano cine geniitblihe Sod)e
lit, in ben Nugen 5impferliher
@eiber mo WGmner 81 einem
8rdiiel unb Ibifeu gentaf1t baber.
los cine oanon iii bas Snuien i'm
Stebell am Shanftiid; oas anoere
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-09-05
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