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Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
LEaAL NOTICES
, Netiee Of Annual Meeting

=. Notice of Annual Meeting
To the Stockholders of the Provident
Mutual Building Loan Association:
The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of the Provident Mutual Building
Loan association will be held at the Of
way, Los Angeles, Cal, on Tuesday the
goth OF November, 1906, at 1880 o'clock
in the evening, fol. the purpose of elect
Ing directors and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly
come before the meeting. BY order of
L w. BLINN, President.
J. NJ. HUNTER. Secretary.
1t-6-20 lot
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
Hotels and Lodging Houses
ROOMING HOUSES
Suburban Property

And the Grooming House Man.. $3.50
cash, balance $2J per month. Long
lease at $50 per month.
iS rooms on South Mnin street;
modern and up-tO-date house; am
selling this ON account of buying q
larger one. Total price S14OO.
10 rooms, s. Broadway, modern in
every respect; 2 years. lease. This is
dandy and must be seen to be thor
Oughly appreciated. Total price
$1,000; terms to right parties.
10 rooms, 8. Bunker Hill; modern In
every respect and caters to that ex-
elusive set of tourists and others who
demand that which is strictly excIu-
sive; hOmeliISe and up-tO-date. Long
lease at reasonable figures. VIII sell
this for $3.50.
"a rooms, on Maple ave. modern
and new house; furnished Just one
year ago; years. lease SS5 per; large
rear yard. All outside sunny rooms.
House is always filled. This is n
money maker which we particularly
recommend and 1t could not be
bought for twice the money IL 1t were
not that the owners wife is sickly
and needs quietness and rest.
If sold within 10 days will take
S165O--and If mot, will withdraw 1t
from fhe market and employ persons
10 continue its management. This is
positive. SO il you are Interested
you must act and net quickly.
80 rooms; modern in every respect,
toilets, baths, etc.; years lease.
This house is only 1 block from Main
street and near to 4th. This can be
bought for $17OO cash.
We have others nt nIl prices and In
all locations. See us before you buy.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
Miscellaneous

FOR SAI NEW AND SECONDHAND
billiard and pool tables; bar fixtures
OF all kinds; easy payments. Send for
catalogue. THE 'BR u N 8 VIC K
BALKE-COLLENDE CO., 33t West
Third street. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11

FOR ExCHANGE--Ao ACRES. EVERY
or miles northwest Of the Bakersfield
oil wells: price 500; want good vacant
lot In Los Angeles
GEORGE HARLAN. lis S. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
Foa EXCHANGE
ReaI Estate
For Exchange
MCDONALD
Sc S ST0TT 60.
3O9-3lS Lankershim Bldg,
CCor. Sd and sprins.J

SEE J 10 Iaysclf. sez =.
Mcdonald A. stost Comoor, =.
20 70 swap, tO frade or 10 Bnyi '''''e
SeS to myself, sen 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
Live stook-Horses. Mules. Cattle

COWS CHEAP
All milking; Glendale Electric line
and city limits. WHITMORE DAIRY.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
I. G. FLEENOR CO.

Take NOtice-Our Offices are not In
any way connected with the book
store next door, you enetr our office
from the stairway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11

FOR EXCHANGE
FIVE lots, Hollywood View tract for
residence here, South Pasadena Or All.
hambra VIII give good trade.
], A. MORLAN q CO., 202 Fay Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11

LEAR ACREAGE FOR CITY EQUITY.
slDDALL. 2ls 8. Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11
Foa EXCHANGE
Real Estate
FOR EXCHANGE

acres in Washington nayels, full
bearing plenty Of water; want cot
tage in city.
ABEL & CO.,
4S21s $. broadway. Room 40.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-11-11

=. - Se,s~~~ey-~-~y---~-
SPANISH LESSONS GIVEN BY Eek.
perienced Spanish tenchcr Telephone
Home C1052. or address BOX 1872.
Herald. I
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-10-06
ANNEXATION OUT
OF The QUESTION
President Roosevelt Declares Cubans
Will be Given Another Chance
MAY SEND c. 4. MACON THERE

Washington. Oct president
Roosevelt discussed freely with his
cabinet and with individual callers.
among wnom were Senators Knox
and Foraker the present situation In
Cuba and its temporary occupation
BY the American forces. The mat
ter was talked over at the cabinet
meeting. but no definite announcement
OF the result OF the deliberations was
given out The president reiterated
20 the cabinet and 10 the other callers
with whom he talked that the action
taken by the American government
was destined solely for the benefit OF
the people OF the island with view
TO the complete restoration or order
there and the protection OF American
interests He declared that he had no
such motive in yiew as the possible
annexation of the government of the
island by the United States What he
wanted now was that the Cubans
should be given another chance at
self.government
Unless extraordinary conditions
arise no extra session OF congress
will be- called 70 deal with the Cuban
situation as the president considers
he has ample authority to proceed in
the matter
II seems 10 be we'll settled that
Governor Charles f. Magoon Of the
Panama canal zone who has just r,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-10-06
GEN BELL ORDERED TO CUBA.
Will Consult With Taft on Disposition
Of American Troops.

Washington Oct AT the presi
dents request General Franklin J
Bell. chief of stan. will proceed as
soon as possible to Havana TO consult
with Secretary Taft as to the dispo
sition of the American troops.
When General Bell returned 10 the
war department. after his personal
conference with the president. az
which he received his orders to go 10
Cuba. he found on his desk a drec-
ton by the president that General
Thomas II Barry assistant chief OF
staif should be designate das acting
chief OF stan in General Bells absence.
General Bell said he knew practi-
cally nothing OF the reasons for his
being ordered 70 Cuba. except that the
president had received from Secretary
Taft request that he be ordered there.
Judge Magoon was informed that
Secretary Taft wanted him to come
20 Havana at the earliest moment. and
he will leave here Saturday which
will enable hi INTO catch a steamer
from Miami. Fla. due in Havana Tues
day General Bell. who has been or
dered to Cuba. will accompany Mr..
Magoon.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-10-06


Who May BE Appointed Governor
OF Cuba
turned from Panama. will b. appoint
ed governor Of the provisional gov
eminent OF Cuba in succession TO Sec
rotary Taft Both the president and
Secretary Taft had in view the desig
nation OF Governor Beekman Win
throp. OF Porto Rico, for this Office,
The president, however. has expressed
the belief that he can better spare Gov.
ernor Magoon from his duties in the
Philippine Islands. where he has been
appointed a member of the Philippine
commission and vice governor general
OF the islands. than he can the services
OF Governor Winthrop for the several
months during which he expects the
provisional governorship Of Cuba will
continue Governor Magoon is anxious
10 90 to Cuba, and his selection for the
place is expected to be announced soon
The president expects Mr. Taft to re.
turn TO Washington in a fortnight OF
less
Secretary Taft cabled 10 the war de-
partment requesting that Brigadier
General Frederick Funston be desig-
mated 70 command the American troops
in Cuba, and the military secretary i'm.
mediately issued an order to that eff.
feet
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-10-06
sevENrY.FIve MEN eNromsED
Exp losion Caused Disaster at Mine n
BluefieId, w. Va

Bluefeld W. Va. oct As the re-
suit OF an explosion al the West Fork
mines of the Pocahontas Galleries
company where the explosion of 1902
occurred in which Superintendent
OMally and Is others lost their lives
IS men are supposed To be entombed
Two rescue parties have entered the
mines and brought up two men nam
ed Dolbert and Godash. Both were re-
yived
The mine Is reported 10 be on fire
and the work OF rescue is retarded
The cause OF the explosion is not de
termined Great excitement prevails
In the neighborhood OF the mines
Crowds OF men. women and children
remained around the drift mouth anx
iOusly awaiting news Of relatives and
friends among the missing.
The explosion took place in what Is
known as the St Paul entry OF tn.
mine Reports Of the number OF en-.
tombed men vary from so to 100. The
lack OF brattice cloth helps to retard
the rescue work and a car load Of 1t 4.
being hurried forward on specia.
train
The definite results OF the explosion
will not be known for perhaps u hours
The force OF the explosion was hard
~ noticeable at the mines mouth. a,
the entry in which II occurred is two
and half miles in the mountains A
number Of men in the South mine were
almost suffocated before they were res.
pued
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-10-06
DlsARMiNe THE REBELS
Cuban Revolutlonists Laying Down
Their Arms With Aiacrity.

Havana. Oct. 4.-The alacrity with
which the rebels are laying down their
arms To the commission appointed to
snperintend that important phase OF
the termination of the revolution is
the greatest surprise the provisional
government has yet encountered in its
smooth working program This opera
ton Is now well under way in the VI
entity Of Havana. 700 OF Guerra's men.
with their horses. having already been
entrained for Pinar del Rio. while one
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-10-06
NOT A CANDIDATE FOR SENATE
Presder Woodrow, Of Princeton,
Could Not Leave His Work.

New York Oct 3.The Evening Post
publishes a telegram from Woodrow
Wilson president OF Princeton Univer.
sity, saying he could not leave Prince.
ton TO take a seat in the United States
senate The Post sent the following
cablegram TO President Wilson:
Your name was being used as can.
didate for United States senator from
New Jersey Did you authorize this?'
President Wilson's reply was sent
from Ambleside. England II reads
Did not authorize Use of my name
Very much complimentcd that should
be thought OF for senate but could not
leave my work at Princeton"
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Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
Railway Company.

POcoMoKE y OcCOHANNuCK RIVER LiNI
schedule NOW ia Eject
PucOmnkc RIVER Line leave baltimore =
Tuesdays and Fridays tor Crisheld. ouauesek
Finncy : McHn. >uNis and iandngs ol thr rpea
mukr River o. SNOW iiili
Leave snow Hill Monday. and Thursdays s
N. stopping at above Landings.
Occohnnnurk River Line leave Baltimore =
~ sunday and w dnrsiAys tor risneld. Plunge
league, NHndua and OccuhHnuork River
Leave Rues VI Tuesday, aud Friday
stopping nj same landings a. trip IRON baltimore,
Subject u change without notice
WILLARD THOMSON, q. Mt RbuCH
General Manager General Passenger Agt
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brigade marched to Guanaiay without
a sign " disorder
The disarming commission which
was sent to Santa Clara province en-
tered Cienfuegos district A dispatch
received here from the Associated
Press correspondent who is with the
commission. filed AT Cruces. reports
that the commission received an ova.
ton on the way from Santa Clara.
The revolutionists encamped at vari-
Gus points along the line. were all
willing to disarm and disband. believ.
ing thoroughly In the honorable In
tentions OF President Roosevelt and
Secretary Taft.
Since the cessation of hostilitiea
marauding bands have stolen or de-
Clara province This week band at
lacked the San Nicolas plantation
owned by captain OF the rural guards
and butchered 200 head OF cattle The
motive for this destruction Is said 70
have been personal spite
In addition TO the American marines
stationed at Cienfuegos. there are de.
tachments in other Santa Clara towns
as follows Cruces. 80; Esperanza. IS,
Santo Domingo. %. Sagua la Grande
80; Palmira. IS, and the Hormiguerc
plantation. r. Other detachments are
guarding American properties in the
Manicaragua district The disarming
commission proceeded for Cienfuegos
this afternoon. ACCOMPANIED by the
former rebel leader. General Guzman
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GEO. w. COvINGTON,

Altomey.a,.Iaw. SNOW nm Maryland oa,
At his residence.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1906-10-06
ENGINEER ELEcTRocuTED
Howard Abbott Instantly Killed al
Wilmindton. Del

Wilmington, Del. Oct 81 Howard
Abbott. aged % years. an expert cleo.
trician and engineer in the employ OF
the Wilmington City Electric company
was electrocuted. He received 200t
volts and died instantly Abbott was
instructing new employe at the
switchboard. when he grasped an arc
light and incandescent light in each
hand the entire current passing through
hts body
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Baltimore. Chesapeake & Atlantic
Railway Company
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sunday only.
WILLARD THOMSON. MURDOCH
General Manager. General lassoue,f Al.
a. 4 BENJAMIN ~upvtnrd
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q. ID. COLLINS,

A,torncy-at Law. snow Hill. Ma. once in the
Court House
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-11
3(nIrrr 1terluTte. Our Leakage.

erobe INTERRUPTED? Sinb bic Wes
tbobiiten etipa brei Wtal ieeleneifris
ger, freigebiger unb reiher als Die
&atbolifen? Gin 9lid auf bas
Niliionstpeien Der Seften 5eiet uns
Die Notbpenoigfeit beS ngburh gr@
t%eniion Wobements" in Der fatbos
lilfen Stride.
Dor Dem giirgerfrieg gineen fat
aQe aatbolifen, Die in Die Siibitaa>
ten cinlpanberten. fir bic Stride per@
loren; uno lett Dem &rie9e lit es
'ni6t piel better. Sm fernen 8eiten
unb i%enieits Der Seliengebir9e gineen
ruenigitens brei @iertel berloren; unb
ipenn audi in ben Wlittelitaaten Die
gerluite fir Die Stride 9erin9er
iparen, 10 miB man bod annebmen.
bab Die Sdlfte Der ginipanberer, iei
es III Der eriten ober 5~tpeiten 8ez
neration, am @lauben S6iffbru6
g~elitten Baben. Gon ben fiinf8ig
Wfiqionen in ben Ser. Staaten, Die
teiner Stride aneeboren, ionten tpobl
Die Salfte our fatboIii9en Stride
gebDren.
@em ipIen mir MN bic S6uIb
an bieiem sroben Ibfane 5ulhreiz
ben? Si6erli6 nift Der Heligion
ielbit. Glio mlb Die S6ulb tpobl
bel ben Weni6en, entlpeber bel ben
Saien ober bel ben YrieItern geiu1t
iperben.
Sffenbar trasen Sene Die gauge
S6ulb an i6rem Mbfdlle, bic in elmer
proteitantiiden @egeno iih aniieoels
ten. mo tie feline @eleeenbeit finben
fonnten. lire 8elision ars5uiiben
unb lire ainber in Der fatboliiden
Heligion 5u er5ieben. Gin FOLDER
Sbritt ldbt ii6 in cen Ser. Staaten
nift enti6uloisen, 10 LANCE es nod
mo9lid lit, inn 8erei6e elmer fatboz
liiden Yfarrei ieinen 2%ebensunters
bait 81 finben.
Ser Na6lGiiisfcit Der fatboliiGen
Stride fam Die S1ulb an benz gros
BEN Ibfau ni6t 5ugei6rieben tperz
Den, Deil man bon ibr nidt perz
lan9en fam, DAB lie in fur5er Belt
bns gauge 2anb nit fatboliiden
air6en unb fatboliidJen Hrieitern
anfiiae; benn bieies bdnst ni6t BON
9uteu 8ilen Der 8iidofe, ionbern
g~robentbeils bonn Wiiiionseifer unb
bon Der Spfertpiaisfcit bes tatbo<
liiden Bottles ab. Sie Yer1onen
unb bas @elb fir Wiiiions3tpede 6at
oas fatbolil6e Bolt 5u iteIlen. limb
bier Iolte uno f0nnte mebr aeleiitet
nerben. Sic &atbolifen Seigen
fpeniger Offer unb SpferipiGigfeit fir
Die Musbreitun9 ibrer Neliaion als
Die Yroteitanten fir Die Iusbreitlng
ibrer Seften. 0on linen f0nnen
mir lernen. benu Die ainber bieIer
8elt limb fliiger als Die ainber bes
2iobtes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-11
mtdtiae a%temermne.

Cur griinbli6en geieitisung bes
bisber nit Ne6t beflasten llnfugs
biniihtlih Der @erbrcitun9 ni6t BLOB
un5uperldiiiger. ionoern mitunter
bur6iues fali6er Nahriften fir6liz
der SenDen5 aus Gom lit MN in
@ntipre6ung zines pielieitieen @un<
ides elm eisenes Yrebburean einges
ridtet iporoen. nm bic fatbolii6e
Ereiie NIT 8uberldili9en Na6ridten
aus Dem @atifan 81 %perlorgen.
@lei65eitig perbeu in bieiem 8us
reau mi6 iorsidltis 5uiammen9eitelte
Ius3ii9e aus alien prpmirenten @elts
bldttern angefertigt. NM ben Yapit
aif benz 2aufeuben 81 erbnlten. Der
inmogli6 ale 3eitungen leien fam.
ltnridtise Nahri6ten iollen bur6
bnsIelbe @ureau ri6tig geitelt lpers
ben. Gs lit bas cine ebeuio niisli6e
ais 5eitgemdBe ginridtune. secisnet
Der 9%iigenfabrit Der aliociirteu Yrelle
bas Sanoipert gu le8en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-11
Triibr Amsfbtrm.

Sranfreib's Niebergans ertpeiit
iih u%nlGli9bnr bur6 ben ioeben pom
iran5. ariegsminiiterium auseesebe>
men 9eridt iiber Die SeereSersdns
5ung bes letten Snbres, Der in Der
aammer einen peinlifen ginbrud
mahte. Don 321, 929 8eiteuungs@
pili6tigen paren iiber 5ebntauienb
oes 2eiens unb Shreibens niht
%funbig; iiber 3400 fonnten MIR moths
biirfti9 leien, aber nidt i6reiben.
Sauelih %befunoen purben 223.254
bas iinb 1851 ipeniser nls i'm Sors
iabre. CUR aapitulation meloeten
lid 9S2 ll~nterofii5iere. wdbrenb man
bel Ginfiibruna Der 5peijdbrigen
Sienitseit auf $4,000 llnteroffi5iere
nnb 10000 Solpaten ais Gapitulan'
ten gere6net bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-11

nnb iolen auf lie oieielbeu GeIeee
I%nipenDun8 ftnbeu, pie auf ale anz
Oeren Siirger. 9ie 5ablreihen ails>
ldnoiihen Srben, Die lid na6 ibrer
NlIsipeiIun9 aus Sranfreih in Spas
nien niebcr9elaiien boben, iollen uer@
pflidtct lein, lid oils Spnnier naz
turaltIiren 81 laiien unb iih Der
oll9cneinen &e9cl 81 unterperfen.
Sir Den 6all, Oob JIG lid ipei9crn,
Dies 81 tbun, iolcn lie gc5lpungen
fperoen, has ipaniide 8ebiet 81 oer>
lalien. Scr betreffetoe Wiuiiter
bat Der 8ennnnten 3eitung 5ufplee,
ltn5ugefii9t, baB Die 9ie9icrun9 in
bielcr Snde Dor feinem @inberniB
5uriidlpcidcn tperbe.
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(Spe5ien fir bieie Seitung.)
gnn q. q.

gin5elne fntbplii6e Samilien Der.
i6pinoen in elmer proteitantiiher
llm9ebung nie Elm Sropfen iiiBer
8ailers I'M Weere. 9as lit bi'
fur5e @eihidte bon Wilionen boz
fatboliihen Snmilien, Die in Der
8ereinigten Staaten ibren @lallber
perloren baben.
Mifael 2pn6 er3dblt Elm tbpi:
i6es Seiipiel, bns er Dor brei Sab:
rem III S~irginien erlebte. Sort ira
er einen angeicbenen Naurer, De,
quite @ei6dfte mad1te. 9erielb'
mar elm Sobu irii6er gltern. true
einen irii6en Hanen, unb ebeni[
feline Srau. sic iparen Die elm:
5igen &atbolifen in Der Stabt; teir
Nrieiter fam bortbin. @ater, Wut.
ter unb Sobn tparen fatbolii6, batter
aber ME @elesenbeit in cine fatbos
hide Stride 81 tommen, alls9enoms
men, tpenn tie mad Hifmonb, 9iors
folf ober Nepport famen, mas ieltei
geidab. Sic 5tpei SD6ter famer
ME in cine fatbolii6e Stride; Die cine
cling nit ibren Sr%eunbinnen in cine
gpisfopals Stride. Die aubere IN eine
metbobiitiihe 8ir6ei Sic pnrber
burd firhlide ltHterbaltungen fin
bieie Seften %setponnen.
60 enoete Der fatbolii6e 8laube
in bieier Santilie.
Iuf gleihe Weiie b~erliert Die fas
tbuliibe Stride nod tdglid Salienbe
bon Samilien auf Dem 9anbe. fpie
in Den Stdbten. n@ieueidt mare
bas @elo", i6reibt Wti6ael 2pn6
has man na6 CHINA nnb Sapar
our @~efe6rung Der Seiben ienbet
better p%ertpenbet an reiienbe fatbos
lii6c WiiiionGre, Die in ben Ser
einigteu Stanten Die %perlorenen
S6afe aufiu6ten."
Sn bielen @orten lit cine tpi6tiee
8abrbeit entbalten. Die gum %erniten
Nadbenfen aufforbert.
SIT infer @iiiionstpeien tpirflif
mas es fem iollte unb fonnte? Sic
fatboliihe Stride lit mad Dem Genius
bes lebten Sabres brei Wal 5abls
reider als Die metbobiitiihe. ipelde
ibr an Nitglieber5abl am nd6iten
itebt, unb bennob 5dblt Die metbos
biitiihe 17,400 reiienbe Yrebiger
eegeniiber $4,000 fatboliihen Yries
tern. gbenio 9rob lit Der Inter
i6ieb in Der 3abl Der &irfen. Die
fatbolii6e Stride 5dblt in Den Ser.
Staaten ettpa 1880 &ir6en, mdbs
reno bic metbobiltii6e $1,000
&irden. b. +. mebr ais 5tpei Wal 10
niele 5dblt. @ie erfldrt ii6 bieier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-11
Gus s9attltdJr" 1stnnutrb.

feline Snrm) in Der Iola bes
@oblart (Seibenprieitcrs). Sort iii
cine Sub" - nSaran lit bod nidts
Iuffdui9es." ,gfein; aber, aber.
Die fribt nidt mebr unb Iduit niht
mebr." .Sie miro frauf ieir
unb D'rdllf seben. S6Dnc @Dtterl"
"Iber Sotcr, Die 2eutc iu9en, lie
made 8egen; Tie peroe faiten, bis
es regne." - ~Soo?" in9te i6 unb
iab MIDI I'm nnb fanb. baB Der Sims
mel I'M Norben bebenflih Idpar5 9ez
porben mar; rnb mir paren 9eibe
nod feline iieben Winlten bonn 0nuie
meg, ba erbrobnte Elm Conner, uub
Die @olfenfeben fineen an bcran5u>
fommen; mir maften ms nnh
8nuie unb che mir nod talm Die
S6neIe errei6t batten. 9in9 Elm
prbcntlifer Shnl1er nieber. - Sie
aubbere founte offcnbar gut brnrenl
Sic Iolte aber allh perberrlidt
iperbenl Nof pGbrenb bes @liiies
bDrte i6 lautes Nufen bon ainberz
unb Wdnneritimmen auf bem 8eee
biuter meinem Sauie. Sd trat auf
Die Sbiire, unb iiebe bal auf einem
adrrcn bate man bas frnnfe Sieb
gelegt unb fiibrte es unter Subcl ms
Sorf. = Sd ipeiB ni1t, pie LANCE
Der Sriumpb nod bauerte. Iber
bas arme Sbier iiberlebte Die Inz
itren9ung ni1t: anbern Cages mar
es perenbet.
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LOAN=SHARKS.

Ibbanblune: CONDITIONS of 2iping
among tie Yoor" iiberifrieben einen
I6i6nitt nibmet. = Sorman battle
cine In5abl Sroletarierfamilien pers
modt. linn cine 9enau sefiibrte. iid
iiber mebrcre Ionate e~ritredenoe
notwithstanding ab3nlegen. Sn
manden SGllen paren Summen aufs
gefiibrt, Die ais .Sntereilen" auf
Inleiben be5nblt norben tparen.
Ndbere grfunoi9ung betpies. bab
ni6t 2eidtlinn. lonbern ipirfli6e
giotb Die betrefienben Samilien in Die
Sdnpe Der 8uberer 9eratben lieB.
Sn einem Saa mubte man gum @elbs
perleiber feline 3ufludt nebmen,
nadbem Der Sob Die Samilie beims
geiu6t bate. Gin amber Wal mar
es Die @eburt zines &inbes, Die bn5u
5nans. Die lanspierise aranfbeit
bes G%rndbrers mar es, Die cine brittle
Snmilie ben @eloperleibern auslies
ferte. Sn alien SGaen beburfte
man bes @elbes obne @er5ug. @uf
Die Settle 9elegt bate man nidts.
Sic Sreunbe, an Die man ii6
nanbte. permodten nidt gu belfen.
Sa blieb DENIM ni6ts anberes iibrig,
ais Die .Goan Company" IN Ins
lpru6 81 nebmen. llno es 9ibt
beren I'M @ebiet. in benz Sormnn
ieine @rbebuneen anitelte. benz 9ts
itrict Of Columbia. niht peni9er uls
fiini3ig. Snrnnter iino 8pan3ig,
Die elm @eiddft baraus MAIDEN. @n>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-11
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Srantreih bat, laut aabelmelOung,
on bic @eiitli6feit ieiner 9i05eie Elm
NunOi6reiben iiber Die G%nSDflifa bes
Ynpites in betreif bes .Srenmm9Ss
geiebe5" seri6tet, bas aIl9emeine
auimerfianteit erre9t, neil barin
bas gen. @eieB uno bas YarIament.
bas es erlniien, i@arf on9egriffen
miro. Ser 8iihof erfldrt. oaB Die
STRIDE fem Nedt babe, ibre g0ttlidc
Serfaiiung uno @iiiiiou Den legiss
latipen Ybantaiien fur5ii6tiger Yolis
tifer on5upaiieu. Die beiueiien, baf
lie Seiube Der &epubIit iiub. inbem
lie Die Sreibeiten unb bas @eipiiicn
Der fir6lih 9eiinnten 8iirser neraes
molti9eu, benen feline nnOere @ers
tbeibiaun9 bIeibe ais Die. lid nls
fr~an5oiii6e Silrger inter ba5 &C.
meine gte9t gu itelen.