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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17
The Nero Apple.

Among the new varieties of apples
which are promising we'll is the Nero
which is large, round to oblate. The
color is a yellow slightly tinged with
green, nearly covered with duh red
having splashed deeper red and a dark
red blush. The flesh is firm. crisp
fine grained, white, with yellow tinge
juicy pleasant and mildly aromatic
The season for it is from December to
April, and it is one of the best of keen.
ers- Apples that were frozen an WIN.
ter have been found good when thawed
out, apparently not having deteriorat.
ed. At the Agricultural college this
was pronounced the best for eating
among sixty varieties. Though com
paratiyely new it has been largely set
In Delaware, Maryland and West vir.
ginia, where it has proved good. The
difficulty with it in these states is
that it is subject to bitter rot and
drops badly Michigan Farmer.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17

were it not for the fact that there are
an important series of signals to be
made there the village would be with
out even this single evidence of prog
ress, as the number of railway passen-
gers to and from the place are exceed
ingly few II is a very rare occur
renee for train to come to full stop
at the place. and most of them pass at
. terrific rate of speed, so fast that
the passengers cannot even identify
the tiny village. So Scrooby remains
unknown to fame.
Three and four centuries back it ex-
listed just as it does today and its pop
ulation was fully as large. In fact, ii
was even of some importance then. al
though it could never be found guilty
of the charge today. 1t is on the
Great Northern road and many genera
tons ago was posting station. Ii is
posting station today, but a couple
of hundred years ago this was less
common distinction than now.
BY the old pos. road Scrooby is 152
miles from london and by rail it is
145& miles. BY riding night and day
the traveller could get to Scrooby in
twenty-five hours. Now the time is
three hours. In the winter season. in
the old days, it took forty odd hours TO
make the journey because of the fright.
full condition of the roads.
At the end of the sixteenth century
and beginning of the seventeenth the
postmaster at Scrooby was William
Brewster. the first pilgrim father.
His father and grandfather had filled
the position before him. He resided
at Manor place. formerly an archie
EPISCOPAL palace appertaining to the
Archbishop of York. The old building
has disappeared, but close to the site
at present stands the manor house
farm. which is said to have been con-
verted out of the stables of the old
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17
What Baby Wants.

What does the nervous mother ask
herself in moments when nerves are
strained by pain or over excitement of
any kind? Rest" she chiefly de-
mands. Leave me! Let me have
quiet, darkness, freedom from effort
We accord the nervous baby ex-
actly opposite treatment We answer
as If entreated, Rock me! Toss me,
Shake rattles at me! Sing to me.
shout, jump at me, Show me a light.
anything to keep me awake and ex-
cited!" Tradition takes a strong hold
In the nursery. 1t is voted crued in
difference ito let baby cry" saws
Woman's Life. The very mother who
best recognizes the value of "a good
cry in calming her own overwrought
feelings can least make up her mind
to allow the same relaxation to the
baby, for whose nervous condition she
probably is entirely to blame. The
tiny baby's fretfulness is, as a rule.
purely physical, and especially depend.
ent on overexcited nerves.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17
Cracking of the caribou's Hoof.

Ernst Seton Thompson in Scribner's.
But the most singular of the sounds
made by the caribou is the cracking
OF the noof. At each step each foot
gives loud, sharp crack. Persons
who have never heard it in life have
no difficulty in explaining it. :.
course the hoofs spread when they
bear the weight of the animal" they
say, "anc when lifted the surface
springs together with a crack" But
close observation shows that the
crack is made by some mechanism in
the foot and it goes ff'' while the
weight is on it.
1t is not always one sharp crack
but sometimes a crackle like several
sounds close together. Many exam
nations showed that just as the foot
was relieved of the animals weight,
but before any part is off of the ground
the crack takes place. The hoofs do
not strike together during the stride,
and the crackle is not heard until the
foot is placed and the weight is on It..
Thus it usually crackles twice at the
place of each track, always once as the
weight is coming on, usually a second
time as it is going off, | walked on
hands and knees by the side of a rein
deer again and again to make observa-
lions, and finally induced one to walk
while at considerable personal risk l
kept my hand on the knuckle joint or
the hind foot. The crack took place
each time with the bending of the
knuckle joint. 1t was so violent that
it Jared the hand laid on it. 1t was
deep-seated and on the level of the
clouts or back hoofs, and appeared to
be made by tendons or sesamoids
slipping over adjoining bones.
The sound is easily heard at so feet
in the wind, and twice as far in still
weather. When a herd is moving
along the countless crackles from their
hOofs make volume of low continuous
sounds. The object of this is doubt
less the same as that of the whistling
of whistlers wing or the twittering
of birds migrating by night.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17
Real Cradle of the
American Nation
Odd Little Village of 219 Souls in Not
tinghamshire, England

Up in the northeastern corner OF
Nottinghamshire, England, on the main
line of the Great Northern railway, is
the village Of Scrooby, with a popula.
ton Of exactly PIG souls, according to
the last census.
The average Englishman never
heard of Scrooby, and it Is safe
wager that not one American out OF
100000 knows of the place, yet this
obscure little tumble down, ancient
sleepy village can rightfully claim the
title of being the cradle of the Ameri
can nation.
1t was in Scrooby that the first Pill
grim fathers were born and raised and
banded into a little community which
subsequently grew and made its his
torical fight against the established
church and popery ard finally fed to
the new world to escape the persecu
tions of the government
The only up to date feature OF
Scrooby is the railway station, and
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17
The eravest are the Tenderest

Great men have always been noted
for their great interest in birds and
beasts. The following story is told Of
Abraham Lincoln by one who knew
him:
We passed through a thicket OF
wild plum and crabapple trees and
stopped to water our horses. One ri
the party came up alone and we inquir.
ed, Where is Lincoln?' Oh he re.
piled, when l saw him last he had
caught two young birds which the
wind had blown out OF their nest
and he was hunting for the nest that
he might put them back in it,
Gen. David b. Stanley, of the United
States army, was leading force
across the plains. He was laying out
a route for great railroad, and $500
men. $500 horses and mules, with q
train of $50 heavily laden wagons
composed his outfit. One day wher
the general was riding at the head Of
the broad column his voice suddenly
rang out, Haiti
A birds nest lay on the ground di
rectly in front of him. In another
moment the horses would have tram
nlea on the nestlings. The mother
bird was chirping and flying arounc
in the greatest anxiety
The general halted for minute
looked at the tiny nest below and ther
gave the order, Left ObliQue!" Men
horses. mules and wagons turned aside
birds. Months and even years after
those who crossed the plain saw a
bend in the march. 1t was the bend
made to avoid crushing the birds nest
Truly great hearts are tender hearts
and ''the loving are the daring"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17
Ran Away From piseas.

Racine, Wis, May 10.-John Morgan
manager of the Babcock Fire Extin
guisher company of South Milwaukee
applied to the state board of health
for an investigation into the SMALLPOX
cases at South Milwaukee. Morgan
claims that some cases broke out in
MS factory: that the authorities made
an attempt to quarantine him and he
came to Racine; then the mayor OF
TINS city was notified and warned to
lock up Morgan. but refused. Morgan
has been obliged to transact an Of bis
business by mail, fearing to go back
to South Milwaukee.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17

palace.
In this house at the turning of the
sixteenth century the pilgrim fathers
used to meet. william Brewster en-
tertained them, assisted the move
ment with money, and afterwards, in
1913, when at Leyden, was appointed
ruling elder.
One of the earliest friends and co
religionist of this Brewster was
William Bradford, who was born near
by to Scrooby, and who was baptized
in the old church at Austerfield, a
little village almost within gunshot OF
Scrooby.
1t was at the house of William
Brewster that the men, who were des
tined to play such an important part
in the new world met and discussed
their religious beliefs. 1t was here
that they bound themselves together
by deed of covenant in the year 1902
and later on in this same house it was
decided to escape the prosecutions di
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17
HONEYMOON READING.

The house had quoted after the
wedding; mother and Aunt Mary were
In the parlor talking 1t over.
so it's over" said Aunt Mary, smil-
ing into mothers eyes.
YES said mother, bravely, IL
though little tearfully, tits over
and begun"
They'll be happy, I'm sure"
Eyes. They are very well suited 20
each other"
Very. l could see that. They both
have studious habits"
Eyes. But, Mary, mother paused
and the CLEAN of mischief evoked by
Aunt Mary sooner than anybody else
darted into her eyes. MARY, they
can't have much sense of humor
Though it's my own girl, say it,"
why not?'
DO you know what she took to read
on their wedding journey? Steven
sons Travels With a Donkey
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17

touring Americans who crossed the
Atlantic within the past year stopped
OF at Scrooby, and it is doubtful If
five per cent of them discovered its
intimate relationship with the found
ing of their nation.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17
Costa RIGA INAUGURATION

Washington, May 10.--The legation
Of Costa Rica yesterday received OH.
cial Information that Cleto Gonzales
vigiez, who was elected president Oh
that republic the first of April last,
was inaugurated Tuesday amids,
great rejoicing.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17

terially the character of instruction
by placing it on higher plane than
was feasible when the classes were
made up of men of such widely vary
ing preparation. Special attention
has been given to the development Of
practice courts which, during the pres
ent year, have been unusually sue
cessful, and which will be still
further developed next year. These
pratice courts test the ability of the
student to apply the principles OF
law to actual practice. The student
is required to prepare pleadings in
assigned cases, and to act as counsel,
carrying a cause through it's various
steps from inception to final judg-
ment.
At the beginning of this year candi-
dates for admission to the law school
we're required to have one year OF
college work. The same require
ment will be made next year, and
the following year candidates for the
degree of law must have the equiva-
lent of two years of college work.
Students who have not had this prep
aration, however, are not debarred
from attending the law school, but
are admitted as special students. BY
demonstrating their ability to carry
on the course in law successfully they
may complete the course and receive
the regular degree. AS was anticipated
the establishment Of this new stand
ard has resulted In a slight decrease
in attendance, but as soon as the new
terms of admission are generally un.
derstood, there seems to be little
doubt that there will be the usual in
crease in attendance.
Has Good Attendance.
The enrolment in the college OF
law this year is 1874. OF this mum
Der 46 are seniors, IS middles, and So
juniors. Statistics which have just
been compiled show that 2 are grad
yates of other law schools, Sc are col
lege graduates, 5 have had three
years OF college work, 81 two years
of college work, 10 one year, and A.
have had only high school courses
These figures show that 112 of the
154 have had one year or more Of col
lege work, and that only 2S per cen
do not satisfy the new entrance re
quirements. The new equipment
and higher standard of instruction
made possible by the new entrance
requirements will advance material
ly the standing of the university col
ege of law among the law schools o
the country.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-17
"9l4 @ife!"

n r any one had accused
II Clinton Calorme of be-
ing in love with the little
woman he took pleasure in
walking with on the sands
he would have been very
indignant. He was sorry
for the poor invalid, and
felt he was doing an act OF
genuine philanthropy in
trying to cheer her up.
One evening late, as he
was smoking in his ham,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
SutnotS.

Mug Chicago tpirb beriftet:
Sn sebn StlinOen BON SEEM Oorf
nod Chicago NIT elmer eleftriiden
gabn, oas mag sfuar IN otelem
Gugenblif oils foit unmoglib ange.
ieben perben, lit aber ourhals niht
10 unpabrideinlif, tpie es ausiiebt.
Die llnternebmer Der 9abn nenig-
items boffen, binnen iiinf Sabren ibr
Yroieft in Iusfiibrung 5u bringen.
Wenn man baran benft, oaB Die
eleftriihe 8abn bon Berlin nod
2ihterfelbe faftii6 in 8etrieb lit unb
auf berielben cine @ei6minoiefeii
bon iiber 100 Meilen per Stunbe
erreift morben lit, 10 miro es audi
pobl moelih iein, nit elmer 1bn-
l!6en 9abn burdidnittlih 70 Mei-
len per Stunbe 5pii6en 0ep Sort
unb Chicago 5l errei6en. Cine
oerartige @eidwinoisfeit lit aaes,
mas notbig lit, UNI Die Strede bon
742 Weilen 5tpiiden ben beioen ge-
nannten amerifnnii6en Stdoten in
sebn Stunben 5u bur6eilen. gs
lit elm reft i6ones 3ufunftsbilb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
2ebe. luie gu wiimi6ett tutttt,

tuenit 9u itirbit. seIebt al haben. Cine nlte Wahrs
belt, BITE etuig men bleibt. neil bic gboreu Nie aus
fterben; neil eS audi beute nod 10 piele Wenifen
giebt. bic. an Slitoer9iftnne i~terbeno. ibr 2eben
NIT benz Wunid]e uusAouden, ie bdtten bet 4ets
ten ibr 8lut eereinigt. Bel 8etten Nls lh aopfs
ibmeraen utb Ttatttgteit SerStlopien lno @thents
moth. ShpinbeI un6 ShnnGdbtsfdGe einfelten,
ia ipobI. oa mar es 8eit. oaS Slnt 81 retrtgeu.
Nuh oanu nod, ais BITE droniid)e Serioptun9
ooS Slut ibou nit oeu gifttgeu gbtcaituf en. Die
ntdht mebr aus benz 2Drper %entierHt iuuroen,
erinelich p~ergiitet bate. ais bereitS idipere 9e'
bers urb Rierenietben iitp burdh HIdenihtpdte,
uaNerildtise Mnidipeflpneen, g~dn5lishe Mppetit'
lpG stett. gelbe uro s~runlit}e 8ert6rban8 Der Ges
fhtsfarbe, u, |. NJ. anfirbtgten, aud Do mar ss
nod Belt. fib NIT benz etnsigen Seilmittei fur
ipldbe 5due tobtlidher 8lutoereiituug Ollie uno
neue @eiunbbeit gu oerihafeu n; b. /. NIT ben ieit
Sabrhnnberten bepabrtsn ct. Bernard arduters
piuen, oenen Sauienbe uno W6ertanleHbe Elm ge'
lunbeS 9eben mad ~iehmerem Siedbthum .8n pers
banten baben 1teie nur aus ben befen nno
reiniten characterization 5nbereiteted Vtuen limb
fur 25 Gents in allen Gpstbefer 5u haben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
YoftmetNer berantt.

g. SO. Scouts, goItmeiiter in
Riperton Soma, biibte beinabe iein
2eben elm unb prroe oGer 2ebens-
luit beraubt, infolge zines Sober.
leioens. @r i6reibt: yWdbrenb 20
Sabren mar ih nit einem broniiden
2eberleiben bebaftet, ipelbes al Ell
mem 10 idneren TaG BON @elbiudyt
fiibrte, bab ioear meme 5ineeripisen
gelb purben. Wein Ir5t peridrieb
mir ihlieblih electric @itters, mel.
dies mid furirte nnb pGbrene eli
Sabren poblerbalten bot" Si6ere
Sur fir @olieteit, Neuraleia,
Shlpdde nnb oae Wagen-, 2eberr,
Wieren- unb 8lafen.llnorbm,ngen.
Gin punoerbores StGrfungsmittel.
gu haben in &. Us. Guete's
Mpotbefe, $50 Mlain StraBe, Iu.
b,que, Soma. Breis so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
Winnefota.

- Dor &l,r5em bate Sic fleinc
iedsidbrige $ohter @tbel bon Sen.
iamin Sobnion olls 9olpitring beiml
Nahtmable 9eflagt, bob Tie iif) III.
mobl fible unb bate ii6 81 Bette
gelegt. Nls Die Gltern nod elmer
@eile 3u ibr famren, fonoen lie bas
ainb Iteif wnb falt. Der Sfmers
Der Gltern mar grel5enlos, als Elm
ber6eigerufener 9lr5t erflqrte, ooB
bic &leine geitorben lei. gs ipur.
ben ale 8orbereitungen our 9eeroi-
gltng ~getrofien. 0a bemerften Ole
gltern, Dab Der &orper bod nod
etpas @drme oufpeiie uno oroneten
on, bob Die geeroigungs . Sorbe.
reitlrngen eingeiteQt Werben ioQten.
GieS gei9ab uno CUR SreuOe
Der gltern mlroe lie ourdj
einen leilen Shrei oapon iiberseilgt,
Dab ibre tobt ~ge9laubte Sodter oen
Seben 5uriid8egeben lei. 1ie
8leine befin0et iid MN pie6er gan7
mobl, ~ubgeleben bon DER ourd oas
LANCE 6aIten beoingten gnt.
frQftiqltnQ.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
0IldIt6e MtWourier.

,@dbrenb i6 cine apotbefe in
2ibonia, Mo., betrieb", ibreibt e.
S. 8tpper, jest in @%ropspiae, Mo.,
lpobnbaft, nipurben brei meiner
&unoen burf Den 8ebralid bon Or.
Sings Stem 9iscoperp oa,lerub bon
Der aus5ebr,ing furirt unb iinb
bette geiunb unb itarf. Cine ber-
lelben periuhte iein Gigentbum o.
ielbit at oerfaufen, Inn nod ~alri5ono
iiber5uIieoeln, aber nahoem er nab
renb elmer fur5en Belt Neip Dis
coperp gebrau6t botte, fano er, boB
Gieies niht notbmenbig lei. Sd
betrahte Or. Sings Wen Dis.
conerp ais Die rpunberpoIlite Webi5in,
bic 5u BADEN it," Siderite 9ltr fir
SuIten uno Grfaltungen uub beites
Seilmittel mir Sails uno 2ungen.
leiben. E. SO. &uete, SOS Wair
Strabe,s Dubuque, Soma, garantirt
Die Weoi5in. 80 Gents unb $1.00.
Erobeflnlden frei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

Der neiBe Wann bat Die Stefe Der
ltnterirbiihen Stoot Der Gbinelen
ME gefarlnt. Mfan bat 5par bon
oielen unteriroiifen @obnungen er.
5ablt, uno bier unb oa bot ein
8agebaliiger Dem 3meiten ODER brit.
ten Stpdnerf inter Der Grbe einen
gellt6 abgeltattet, aber MN, mo Dos
ebinelenpiertel pe9geblofen lit, ents
oeft man bas @ebeimnib Der inter.
iroilfen Stabt, Die iih iteaenmeiie
bis 100 SUB inter Sen grbboben
Ienft. Sic SS%eiiersbrunit bot reinen
Gid gemodt; SoBtempel, Miiiions-
IGulen, Spiumboblen uno Spielbols
len, Sbeater mo &a6en, IQes
mltroe 6eritort. Sic 8ebdilbe
brannten mie Yapier. Souienbe
bon s~elbiidtigen Woneolen nit Dor
angit perserrten 3iigen ronnten aus
oieien 2oGern; auf Den Irmen trll'
gen iie 9inoer ODER grobe 8iinbel
Seioe ODER @elbiGde; neben ibnen
Itolperten ungei6idt lire beboiten
Srouen. Gas paren Die genobner
Der SberflGde. gber inter Der
grbe lebten in jenen @eQern nnb
@aneen anoere Tonienbe; 6railen,
Die ME bas SagesGi6t 5u ieben be-
fommen bntten, tpuroen mie Die Hat.
ten in ibren 2ohern perbrannt. Sest
iino MIR nod bic 2oher nnb Sob.
lunsen iibrig seblieben, nelde Die
9iigelieite burfbobren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
Ohio.

- Die Ger5te bieies Staates SER
breden iih ben &opf iiber bas eben.
10 blobiinnige, mie bosartige, bon
Der neueiten Staatsgeiesgebnng bin
terlaiiene @eies, bas lal,tet: r@s tit
nneeieslid, menn elm Irst berar-
i6enoe @etrdnfe peroronet, auBer
ourb itriftlides Heaept, ODER menn
er meib, baB Die bon inn ihriftlif
orbinirte berauidenoe Sliiiiigfeit ais
@etrGnf permenbet tperOen ioa. Sc.
bes HeSept fir berauidenoe @e.
trGnfe ioa ben Namen uno Die
GuantitGt bes 9etrGnfs nnfiibren,
ben Nanen bes Batienten, ionie bas
Datum unb Die @ebranhsanpepung
entbalten. limo es io1 einem Ir5t,
Der iiberfiibrt miro, miinblih anipei.
iungen gum 8ebrnu6 BON berau-
ifenoen @etrGnfen ertbeilt, ooer gre.
5epte ouf iolhe ongefertigt 81 baben,
penn er meiB, Dob bieie Sliiiiigfeit
oils @etrGnf berrust perben iou, ooer
Elm Ge5ept niGJt in Der eeieslid Dor.
geihriebenen Sorm a~ngefertigt 81
baben, perboten ieinL auf bic 0auer
bon 5pei Sabren nad) iolher lle6er.
fubrnns berailihenbe @etrdnfe 5u
peridreiben. Seoe Berion, bic Die
ies @eies iibertritt, lit nit $3.50
big $500 fir oas erite gereeben
l,no nit $500 bis 81, 900 fir iebes
peitere 9ergeben si b%eitroien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01
CeNerrei6su

- aiir5li6 itarb bic dlteite Srmi
Ser Gtaot Wien, Waria Sbereiia
allGo, Die elm Mlter bon 1916 Sab
rem errei1t bat. sic Itarb in Der
Dobnung %(g8arasoiie 2S) ole tie
ii6er ied,8ia Sabre inne sebabt bat.
Maria 9bereiia 4uaa nnrbe am
s. December 1899 in 9artelS6runn
BEL Nifolsburg ais Sohter ses 0eb.
rers Soief Grimm seboren. Sbre
er%innernngen reidten auf mebr oils
neun5ig Sabre 5uriid. Aus Der
Granooien5eit, ba nod Napoleon
Der @rite nit ieiner Irmee in Wdb-
rem mar, puBte lie mon6es 81 er.
sdblen; iie erinnerte iid) nod, ipie
III ibrem Seimatbsorte eepliinoert
nltrbe, nobel aud ibren Gltern aaes
gerallbt purbe, mas iie bur6 iabre.
lon9en SleiB seiammelt batten. Die
flint &inber Der nun 0erblldenen
ltarben bis auf einen Sobn i6on in
iuneen Sabren. Die ainber oieies
Sobnes, Der inter Haoesfp ais
a~rieesfommiiiGr geoient bate. pllr.
oen bon 6rau 4liaa er5ogen. Sn
inniger 3artlidfeit itanoen ibr Die
@nfel, ltr- nmo llrilrenfel our Seite.
Srau 8llQa erireute iib bis nod
Dor awei Sabren Der beiten @eiuno.
belt. Wit grocer 5reuoe er6dblte
tie Dor orei Sabren, bab cine ibrer
@nfeltOdter Die iilberne Sodseits.
feier begebe uno 5u gleiher 3eit
cine ururenfelin Dor ben Sraualtar
trete. Sm porigen Sabre iiberItanO
Srnu &llaa cine Nippenfelentsiin.
hung uno erbolte iid elm melt, oaB
fie ii@ wieoer UNI ibr Sausweien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

fiimmern fonnte. sfGein cine SUB.
munoe, Die iie iit Mitte Nopember
1905 5usoe, f~eiielte lie abermals
ans Sranfenloeer. Vor &lirSem
Seigten iih bel ibr Die Spmptome
etner beginnenoen 2unsenentaiia.
onns, Der lie erlas.
SIN Die 8abinettsfonsGei oes
aaiiers Srans Soiepb gelanete
fiir5li6 elm 8ittgeiub oes Siid,lcrs
4arl @prip aus Saerep i'm gibarer
aomittt. 9ieier ~iiberianbte einen
Sobel unb fdrieb, Sab es ibm nod
labrelangem &opf5erbrehen aelun.
gen lei, einen neuartigen Sobel SIT
conItrrieren, unb baB err boife, ourd)
Die @rfinSung MiQion1r 81 iperoe1..
Or trug nun Dem 8aiier Die 9itte
Dor, Der Wonarh moee, .penn er
elm biiiel 3eit babe, ben SobeL
olisprobieren rnb Dem grfinber
leine Weinung barber iasen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-05-01

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