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Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
new HOUSE IS
IN A REVOLT.
Russian Radicals in Donna
Wanted TO Wire the Czar--Am-
neSty to Burning Question.

) ST. PETERSBURG, May 14.-An-
other of the incipient radical revolts
( with which it is apparent the Consti-
tutional Democratic majority must
continually contend broke out in the
lower house Of parliament when Labor
members introduced resolutions for the
immediate submission to Emperor
Nicholas by telegraph of Il demand that
amnesty be proclaimed ut once.
In view of today's May day demon
STATIONS and the arrests that are ex-
pected in consequence the Constiti-
tional Democratic leaders were scarce
ly able to stave off so p%recipitate a
move, which would undo all the re-
suits of their moderation, by sending
their best orators into the fray when
Professor KoyaIevsky, a free lance
member, proposed that instead of tele-
graphing the emperor the house send
President Muromtseff to Peterhof with
the request for immediate amnesty.
This threatened to sweep the house,
but the Constitutional Democrats by
sharp politics managed to sidetrack
LuC nldllCl W 0iNCt IN GClt1biOi VI
a commission, which, according to Rus
sian procedure, occupied several hours,
and her were able to defeat it.
After this incident the lower house
adjourned until tomorrow. May day
was not mentioned, but abandonment
of the session today was dictated out
of respect for the socialistic holiday as
well as with the desire to give the com
mission adequate time to draft the re-
ply to the speech from the throne.
All indications point to. the near dis
solution of the douma. The emperor's
advisers tell him that three weeks
more Of the douma will bring revolu-
ton, that the members of the lower
parliamentary body are disloyal and
that their open sessions are nothing
less than schools for the growth of Sc
dition. The critical situation may
force the emperor to follow the men
who believe in a pure democracy.
Though the socialists and workmen
of st. Petersburg have proclaimed
their intention of celebrating May day
%peaceably today, the government has
made preparations on a large scale to
meet possible disorders. Patrols fill
many streets in the industrial quarters,
and all disorder will be at nee put
down by police and military.
The police at Tlfis have discovered
an underground s~torchouse containing
$50 loaded bombs. aW
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
Four prownings Nenr GreenacId.

GREENFIELD, Mass, May Ia
-Four drownings are reported in this
vicinity. At Turner's Falls Almeda
Belmore, Daniel Shea and Eugene Bor-
deau, whose ages ranged from twenty
M to twenty-three years, started out
in a fiat bottomed boat for an outing
on the Connecticut river. The craft
wal caught in an eddy, swept over the
falls and all the occupants of the boat
We're drowned. Ernest Shaw, aged
twenty-five years. was drowned in the
Deerfield river at %Shelburne Falls. He
had shot a hawk, the bird falling into
the water. In wading out to secure the
hawk Shaw went beyond his depth
and was drowned.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
MUST join TO
FIGHT GREED.
New Haven Pastor Talks of
( Needs of the Hour Would Sell
Fellow Mems Souls.

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 14.-Rev.
ARENAS j. Haynes, pastor of the
United church here, in a sermon on
| Sunday observance referred to the
tror1ble between the freight handlers in
this city and the New York, New Ha-
+; ven and Hartford Railroad company
briefly. Mr.. Haynes said in part:
.sThings which men have set up be-
cause of the needs of one age men
have a right to teal down because of
| the needs of another age. The fact
that our fathers kept the Sabbath In
one way should not act as a barrier to
our observance of it in another way If
hat be better suited to the new age.
1t needs to be emphasized that our
Sunday laws are not religious, but
secular.
IF certain social practices are mimi
cal to the existence of the state the
state has a right to 'legislate against
such evils; hence certain Sunday
amusements that tend to injure the So
cial order of the people it prohibits.
But l am more interested in securing
for the w~orkingman his Sunday free
from toll than l am as to how he snail
use it. 1t is legitimate to legislate
against the open saloon ana against
the theater on the Sabbath.
1.-THE fight that is on in the American
nation today is the fight against stark
naked greed. Not content with selling
their own souls some men would be
willing to sell the souls Of their fellow
men.
'sThe organized forces Of labor have
protested long and earnestly against
Sunday labor and are steadfast in their
demand for a day of rest, but the
great corporations are not needing the
demand of labor.
"With regard to the difficulty in this
city among certain employees of the
railroad l am well aware that the
world must be kept going over Sun
day and that some freight is of such
character that 1t requires to he han
died at once. Face to face with such
a situation, what should a railroad do?
What should the public do? What
should the w~orkingman do?
1.-THE public should be willing to pay
the extra rate demanded for work
done on Sunday. The corporation
should reduce the hours of working
and should grant extra wages for over
time and especially for work on Sun
day. And it should give the men a
chance for rest if need be on another
day. 1t is amusing how quickly the
necessity for labor on Sunday disap-
pears when extra wages are granted
for such work. 1t is not the fault of
the corporation so much as the fault of
the corporations stockholders. The
chief blame lies with the greedy stock
holder, who clamors for larger returns
upon his investments"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
POLICE COURT NEWS

The recorder had a long session of
court this morning, from 8 nearly
till 9tosddaAA A Jewish boy accused
of hitting an Italian younger than
himself was paroled, on telling a very
straight storys until tomorrow night.
A boy who got the best of another in
a fight Was Warned to be less bellig-
erent. aEhe small 9 of Big Mary
%Scupsevicz, of Hartford street, was
held on a charge of taking $50 worth
of copper wire from the i. Y. X, X.
He said that he and another boy
found IT under the bank of the track
John Sompgi, of Huntington street
was fined $40 for striking a girl al
a bali idst TuesdaK night because she
produced the moHFy for his me.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
CRY BRIEFS
OOOOOOOOOOOO

Guy Mallet, Richard Seguine
and Raymond Abildgaard have ac-
cepted positions at Sibley & Pitman's
factory on High street.
Sergeant Mulligan enjoyed his
monthly night off duty last night.
"A welcome sight was the sprink-
ling wagon doing duty Saturday
night. The innovation is a good me-.
Andrew Leahy, of 10 Cortlandt
street, has reported to the police that
a dog belonging to a resident of
Charles street bit a tire On his BIZ
cycle, puncturing it in two or three
places.
John Moller, who keeps a store
at 2S4 Smith street, has complained
to the police that window in his place
valued at SO was broken by a base
ball with which some boys were play
ing nearby.
IA small boy with both eyes bad
Nv discoloredE and swollen complained
to the recorder this morning that the
sinners had been inflicted by another
boy. The Ease was set down for to-
morrow night.
AGraham & McKeon have consid-
cradle workiand they are going ahead
with it in great style.
Every member of the Transfers
Union is working hard for the picnic
which they expect to hold some time
in July at Union Grove. An exact
date has not yet been set for the out
ing, but it is more than likely that 1T
will take place on July 4.
business is rushed at the con-
fetti cannon factory at s Smith street
!. and work has been going On both
night and day, with two shifts of en-
)loyes.
because of the rain nearly all
fthe local carpenters who are work
ing on Staten Island were laid OFF
this afternoon.
Sol Sickles has left the employ
of Salz & Company, dry goods mer-
chants of Smith street.
1.-The Crescent baseball team
went to South Amboy, yesterday
where they were defeated by the
South Amboy baseball team to the
tune Of 10 TO 16,
william Jones has resigned his
position at the Ehesebrough Vaseline
Works to 4nter the smploX Of the
Raritan<C Copper Works.
George st, Andrassy has resign
ed his position as s~tenographer at the
Lehigh Valley railroad office to take
a like position at the Barber Asphalt
Works.
A4Howard Barton, of New York,
was in town yesterday.
~AA number of new hands started
to work at the Chesebrough Vaseline
Works this morning.
Shepherds of Bethlehem will
hold a meeting in their rooms in the
Odd Fellows building and after the
meeting a dime social will be held.
Perth Amboy Lodge No. 70, A.
o. u. W., will hold a meeting in the
Jefferson building tomorrow night.
Court Amboy, F. of A., will hold
a meeting Wednesday night and a
meeting of the excursion committee
will be held Immediately after.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
JAMES r. ROGERS.

The funeral of James r. Rogers,
twenty-six years old. who died in the
city hospital yesterday, will be held
from the residence of John 7. Meek
err, 1875 Madison avenue, with whom
he had worked for some time, We'd
nesday morning, and then to st.
Mary's church. Mr.. Rogers was a
brother of Mrs. James Tooker, of this
city. Interment will be in st. Mary's
cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
PIucky PASTORS Attempt Was vain.

PIucky PastOr's Attempt WINS vain.
PHENIX, R. L., May 14.-Running in
frantic haste 300 yards from the pulpit
of the Baptist church to the Paw
tuxet river, the Rev. George II. Atha of
Providence made a brave but ineffec-
tual attempt to save Annie Lewis,
three years old, from drowning. The
pastor when in the middle of his ser
mon saw the tot struggling in the wa
ter, II he dashed down the aisle and
out OF the church, followed by many
men In the congregation. The body of
the girl was recovered by Elmer +.
Page. a w~orshiper, who dived to tile
bottom half a dozen TIRES. s4i5f ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
Hnlts runern1 For Autopsy,

PITTSBURG, May 14.-Because of
hints that the gunshot wound which
caused the death of George ID. Ais
house, ST., the wealthy Wilmerding
man who left all his property to his
young housekeeper, might not have
been self inflicted District Attorney
Stewart has ordered a rigid investiga-
ton. The funeral of the dead man
was halted for an autopsy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
OBITUARY
MRS. M

Mrs. Ane Knudson died yesterday
at her home, 161 Gordon street, after
a lingering illness. She leaves a hus-
band and eight children. The funer-
al will be held Wednesday afternoon
at 2:30 O'Clock at the Danish M. e.
church, Rev. M. o. Block officiating.
Tnterment will be in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14

Dog Crosses America For Operation.
PHILADELPHIA, May 14.-Brought
from the Pacific coast TO be operated
upon for throat trouble, Chicanita, q
Yorkshire terrier, has been restored to
health. The owner is Mrs. Isabelle
Adams, a wealthy Seattle resident.
The terrier is now six years old, is
pedigreed and is valued at more than
$500. Mrs. Adams has an entire gold
service upon which to serve food to the
dog
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
DANISH A. C. MEETING.
Business TO be Considered at the
Session Tonight.

A business meeting of the Danish
Sociable A. G.. will be held tonight at
the club house in Park wen A
report of the committee on the re-
cent dance will be received and plans
for the dance which is to be held
Thursday night is club house for the
older folks will be considered. On
this committee are Tonnes Tonneson,
chairman; Matli Hanson, Peter Peter
son, Rasmus Hanson and Chris Lar
son. After the meeting tonight re-
freshments will be served.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
MISS FLORENCE DERBY.

Miss Florence Derby, twenty years
old, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Derby, of Z Lewis street, died yes
terday at Howells, New York, after
q lingering illness. Arrangements
for the funeral are being made and
probably will be held Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14

WASHINGTON, May IA. = Senator
Hepburn of Idaho, who is very Ill here
as the result of a recurrence OF
catarrhal appendicitis, was reported
better last night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
Came Down Quick.

A few minutes before the start OF
the game between the Perth Amboy
and Railway high schools Saturday
afternoon at Railway, a slight tree
which two boys had climbed to see
the game, from behind the grand
stand, broke off about fifteen or
twenty feet from the ground. The
boys hurried faster than they ever
had before and scufried to the ground
before the two parts of the tree part
ed entirely.
Advertising in the NEWS brings
good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
Mrs. BRIDGET CONNORs.

Mrs. Bridget Connors, widow OF
Patrick Connors, died at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Collins,
"a Smith street, yesterday. She is
survived by two small children. The
funeral will be held tomorrow with
interment at South Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
John d. Denies 1t.

NEW YORK, May IA. John D.
Rockefeller, at his home. A West Fifty
fourth street, last night said that hls
father was not dead. Frank Rockefel-
Ter, his brother in Cleveland. said that
the DR.. William Livingstone who died
at Freeport, ILL.,, was not his father.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
First capture Of woman speeaer.

NEW ROCHELLE. Il, Y, May a.
Miss Janet lines, daughter of William
Reynolds lines of New York, promi-
nent in fashionable. society, was ar
rested yesterday on the Pelham road,
charged with speeding her automobile
forty miles an hour. II was the first
capture of a woman made by the New
Rochelle police.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
WiIIie Hoppe wins Tourpament.

CHICAGO, May ID. BY defeating
George Slosson in his last game Willie
Hoppe won the 1872 baK line billiard
tournament in Chicago with a straight
string Of victories.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
AuGuST

The funeral of August Murafski,
ffty-four years old, of 90 Elizabeth
street, will be held at 2 o'clock this
afternoon at st. Paul's German
church. Rev. Jacob Ganss, pastor
of the church, will oficiate. Inter-
ment will be in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14

The daily letter written by the
NEWS correspondent at Washing
ton. d. c., is filled with interest for
Jersey people. Read II.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
TrentnannTeachcrs Increase.

The Trenton Board OF Education
has : I'd for 4 Fudget amounting to
S145,1 loo, az increase of $4,000 owe
the preceding year. OF this increase
STA. 00O is for the teachers salaries
appropriations
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14

Why buy two newspapers when
one cent buys the NEWS which con-
tains as much as both?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-05-14
We MAKE YOUR DOLLARS BIG.

Nc WHINE TUUH UU+1-sfUVV TFNsd
by adding to each one B per cent inra
terest. OF course you must put them j
into NJ special department to get the
increase, but you can start with as little
as S1.O0. The Perth Amboy Trust Go.
is a legal depository for the funds Of the'i
State Of New Jersey also for the Corn-
ty of Middlesex and is depository for q
the Municipal fund Of the City Of Perth
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
2eibrr nur a~asnwabr!

Ser @uth unb bic Stnnbboftiafeit
tpomit Die Yolen lire Wutteripruhe
oeaen Die llebergriffe Der preuBis
ihen &eeierung bertbeoiigen, perans
laSt Die .@eltlihe Yoit" an Dem
f~olgenben S~toBieuf8er. Der Defenders
nu6 bon Seiten Der 9euti6s Imeris
faner @~eber5iaung peroient: Sem
beutihen @plfe ipdre elm reifliher
Sbeil o oieiem itnrfen Iationalis
tdtsbepuBtiein Der polniihen gep0Is
ferun9 al niiniheu. Sie SeutIhen
piirben cine enus anbere Stole in
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eioenen Sntereiien unb ibr Rationale
tdtsbepuStiein nit 9leihem Hohbrud
our @elhlna brinsen MOLTEN. tpie Die
polnii6e gebDlferung ooer ipie iebes
anbere itarte goIf."
9ie Solen bleiben iiberan Iolen
unb perfen lire Mutteripra6e ME
nirgenbS iiber @prb, tpie leioer 10
man6e Seuti6e. Die ii6 bieies Nas
mems ihGmen unb oamit olird sic
Sbnt betueiien, bab tie ieiner ni6t
pertb limb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
@arn,m nidt?

gs lit i6on oft eefragt tporben.
oh Die Irmen Seelen inn Se9feuer
uns belfen fonnen. @arum nift?
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man dll6 Die Nrmen Geelen i'm Negs
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lie infer @ebet piiicn laiie, auf bab
bieie beili9en Seelen allh fir uns
beten. nno 10 5tpii6en i6nen unb uns
bic @erbinbung Der 2iebe nnb Der
gesenieitieen Sirbitte beitebe."
@uf glei6e @eiie ipriGt iih bier
iiber Der 9elebrte. unb i'm 8erude
Der Seilisfeit peritorbene Yater
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aiis, inbem er i6teibt: ySieie Sees
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iebr geliebt. nuh Iieben tie ms nit
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fpenisitens i'm Mgemeinen uniere
@efnbren unb piiien. pie iebr mir
Der Silfe @ottes bebiirfen. 8efpiB
perben tie baber fir uns beten. OBJ
ihon lie nod lire Shuloen 5u biiben
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IN oieiem 2eben fir chamber beten.
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bon benz 9ropbeten Seremias rnS
Dem Sobenprieiter Snias semelSet
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fpenn Tie iraenb cine @nuoe pers
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gefpnnot. unb bann io9leih, mos lie
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piele @naben. Die lie burh Die Siirs
bite Der 6eiligen nitht erlnnaen
tonnte. mittelit Der Ssrmen Seelen
balo erbalten babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Ser 9%eterspfennis nnb ieine ger-
mnltnng.

Sic pGpItlihen 8eiftbiimer ee6os
rea 81 ben beitebenOeu 9fubrifen in
ben tntbolii6en gldttern, nnb nit
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fern bon Belt 81 8eit Id6riften nif
ilber Die 9etpdltigen Summen @elbes,
tpel6e benz EapIte CUR @erfiigung
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bon miBnirtbidaftliden @erbdltniIen
IN Der pdpitli6en 0ertpnltung 81 ers
5dblen. Gin Defenders oanf6ures
8ebiet lit fir tie Der Seterspfennig;
einmnl faieln lie bon fdbelbaften
Summen, nel6e bur6 Die Sammz
lung bierfiir aufge6ra6t tperben. elm
dnoeres Wial erfiibnen lie ith ioedr
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@ater ielb1t berii6ert, in Der Ser
palting bes 8~eterspfennig iebr
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Werlnite ODER 8ertpenbutg 5u nnbe@
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niiie beg bl. Stuhles ni6t an be-
fiirdten iinb. SbatIahe lit aub,
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@eit bieien gouitatiruneen iinb alio
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gepiiien Sreiie iiber Die pdpItlide
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idbrli6 auf feds MiIlioneu Sranfen.
tpobon ettpn brei Mtiuionen aus iiGes
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Die Sreieebigfeit Der 8ldubigen ans
getpieien. Sabei bienen nber Die
gan5en feds Mi1ipnen CUR SeGuns
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fpobltbdtige unb io5inle 3tpeGe lam
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tboliten linn nidt ~freipiqis Wittel
bQau aeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Wtt oTenem, WtNer

tritt eu6 bic heiItr1itisite Nrsuei entgegeu. as
fno oas bic berihmtsu ct. Bernard 9rduters
piuen, ruelde ALIEN I'M itanoe ino, tn ben idlimms
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SerStlopfeu. 8eritophung, appetitloigteit. u. I.
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beruug au idnaften; tie uoIen ben arnnten beilen.
nnb ueroen bas audi thinner tbun, uno treten
@ud besbaIb aud entgeaen: NIT offenem Bitter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
Gpibemiide Raisrei.

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iaben benz @ettfabren Der mobernen
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aataitropbeu nit srobter geitimmts
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tparen.
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S6aben sefommen. Sas nimmt
benz gnoergebnib elm gut She'll ieiner
Yifanterie. SIM @an5en senpmmen
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iein. 60 5ufrieben, pie Die 3us
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bes Sooesrineens 5piIden Wenihen
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benz Gnblid bon 8lut berau1hen, ben
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Der Siibrer tpie monitroie bobldugige
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bes Observation-Disclosures @obs.
go erfiint. i6reibt Der Stem gorf
Scroll, Der gleihe @orbs Sn1tinft
Die linnloie Maiie, bie Seerbe, Die
iid auf ben Iisaer itiir5t. ben iie
nit &1iseln bur6lofert ODER am
Yfohl berbrennt. 60 reiBt Sic
trunfene Ienge in piitbenbem ,gnz
tbuiiosmus" politiihen Saumels benz
ganbibutcn Ole &n6pfe bonn gode,
ben God bonn 2eibe unb ,mobbt" i'm
in ibrem Inbdngliffeits : Maui6 -
bon benz Tie nnh elmer Ia6t ernii6s
teri eripd6t. 60 briiut 'ih Der uns
iiberiebbdre Saufen am 8aiebanfelb
fpilb better iiber einen ~gelungenen"
Ball. go brdnat unb oriidt Iih
bniteriihes @eiberpolf Inn Die ansus
biel genannte Game aus b6hiter ges
amtenfamilie berum. i'm 9emiiben,
tie 5n ieben. tie an beriibren, Bis
oaB es fait gum 8iot fommt.
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@abniinn. GO lit nidts 9Gherlihes
paran = i'm @egentbeil: bedngitis
aenb. b%eunrubiaenb tpirft lie ami ben
9eobahter. pieIe a~Ilgemeine NnIerei,
Die MIR blibalei6 eriheint. faum
aufgetau6t. tpieoer beriGtpunben lit,
INN aber in elmer Stunoe. IN einem
Gage. bel ireenb einem Nnlab, in
ibrer gan8en @utb auf's Neue herr
por5ubreden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-20
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