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The Washington times., 1906-07-23
OECLARE RUSSIAN
IS AN IMPOSTOR
YiddiSh Paper Says Maxine
Gregory Is Not Noted
ReVOlutiOniSt.
RECENTLY IN WASHINGTON
j. 4livered Speech Here and Collected
Funds for the Cause of
Freedom

NEW YORK, July 23.-The Russian
olutionist calling himself Gregory
- kline. who came 10 this city from
RE- ssia in April and was proclaimed as
tEa man who conducted the Baltic re-
aelion Of last autumn, Is now denounced
an impOstor in the Yiddish daily, DIE
rheit. He is accused OF impersonat-
- the real leader for the purpose OF
ing contributions from Jews
tlcre has been no accusation that
'laEime has misappropTiated the funds
-aised or otherwise behaved disloyally
ne cause. 1t is simply asserted that
las rmitted himself 70 be repre-
I'D rrectly as the Baltic leader.
- sality he was nothing OF the
ae Warheit is independent IN its
E--s an views and is considered un-
EH-aldly TO the Bund. the defensive or
gan zation OF the Russian Jews. The
lrEf nization Of the Bund IN New York
auding by Maxine, while the Nor-
Ea Is. The Bund daily paper. is defend
IEs aim actively.
Gorky Didn't Know Him.
Ever since Maxim Gorky, on seeing
Gregory Maxine IN this city, said that
he did not recognize him. though well
acquainted with the revolutionary lead
eTs in general. there has been a grow
ing doubt about him among the Jews.
A week ago an article printed in the
auti-Bund paper was interpreted by the
Bundists as a slur upon Maxine.
DR.. Frank FOrnberg, one OF the
papers stan, was also treasurer OF the
Central Federation OF the Bund in
America He was looked TO 10 defend
the Bundist hero from attack On the
contrary he kept silence but in answer
10 criticism or his attitude by the Bund-
lists he resigned the treasurershlp.
Then came an article in the VOrwaerts
accusing him OF treacherous conduct.
The rejolnder 10 this cauue last Wed
nesday In the shape Of a long and bit
ter attack on Maxine In the Warheit.
Repeated Instances were cited in which
MaNime's accounts OF events IN Russia
were so much at variance with the
facts as apparent from the dispatches
as 10 cause suspicion that he could not
have been directing the revOlutiOnists
al the time.
Say He Is Self Convicted.
Maximes reply on the day following
contained a denial that he had ever as
serted that he was president Of the
Baltic republic. The Warheit faction
consider that he has thus announced
himself an impOstOr. He permitted, they
say, repeated use of his name coupled
with that title, though he may not have
used the title himself Further than
this. they say that his explanation
amounts to a recantation of his posi-
tion as revolutionary leader.
Maxine was in Washington several
weeks ago and delivered an address In
a theater, for which an admission fee
was charged with the understanding Il
was 10 be applied 10 the Russian revo-
lutlOnary fund.
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The Times
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If you have not decided where TO
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may be able to suggest some pleas
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resorts have listed Information with
US, and we viii cheerfully en-
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GEORGETOWN NEWS

Mamie Dorsey, a colored girl twenty
seven years Of age. residing at 32l5 r
street northwest, was removed 10 the
Georgetown University Hospital Satur-
day night. suffering from a knife wound
In her left breast. The wound, II is
said. was inflicted by Samuel Walker
while on NJ street between Thirty-third
and Thirty-fOuTth streets. Walker was
locked up at the Seventh precinct sta
tiOn on a charge of assault The in
1ured woman received treatment at the
hospital and later returned 20 her
home.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER, Auctioneer.
laucceAsor . James W. RatcuEaL

(Successor 90 James ". RatcliGe)
Chancery sale OF tWo-Htory frnme house. No.
sos Goat alley northwest
BY virtue q a decree q the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia passed IN equity
cause No. &s54. the undersigned trustee viii
sell, at public auction In front u the prem
ises on SATURDAY. THE 18Th DAY OF
JULY h d. 1895, az O'CLOCK p n. the
following described land and premises, situ-
ate IN the city Of Washington, in the District
Of Columbia. and designated a. and being
part of lot II. IN square ~. beginning for the
same al the southeastern corner Of said lot
and running thence west thirteen C5j feet
thence north seventy-hve C75) feet seven %
inches thence east thirteen G3) feet. thence
south along the eastern side Of said lot sew
enty-five feet tl5). seven 90 inches 20 the
place of beginning, together with the Inn
provements, rights, etc
Terms q sale: Oue-third cash. the balance
IN one and two years. with interest at G per
centum per annum, payable semi-anluaily.
from day % sale, secured by deed Of trust
upon the property sold. or all cash at the
option OF the purchaser a deposit OF Slu0 vii
be required Of the purchaser az the time Of
sale. All CunveyanCing. recording and notar-
isl feea as the cost q the purchaser. Terms
of sale 20 be compiled with within fifteen days
from day Of sale.
MICHAEL. J. REANE. Trustee.
once. Century Building
1yls-ift-exsu
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For Sale-Real Estate.
WHY PAY RENT?

II you wish to own your own home YOU
should apply 10 the UNITED REAL ESTATE
COMFANY Tor cne Of its HOME PURCHAS-
INC CONTRACTS. WHICH MAKE YOU
ELIGIBLE FOR A 1.OO0 LOAN, when Won
have paid $l4 in advance, or in a fret pay
Ineht OF 80 ana 50 per month thereaf fter until
the amount paid Is S74O0. Every dollar paid
beIore the loan is granted and interest al
the rate OF per cent per annun, is placed
10 your credit; therefore, the more you pay
less IL will cost you
The payments required after the 81 600
loan Is granted are as follows: s6 per month
and interest at the rate OF 5 Der cent ner
annum. on the amount loaned and not paid on
If you are interested and wish to
invest the amount you are now paying
IN rent, In the purchase Of home.
address
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Railroads.
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~. B-Foliowing schedule figures published
only as information. and are not guaranteed
7.S5 A. II. DAILI-Locsl Tor HArTtsonburx
WarTsntOn, Dsnville, and way stations
20 81 A. N DAILY-WashingtOn and Florida
Limited. First-claas coaches and sleeper ID
Columbia, Savannah. and Jacksonville
Dining Car 5aryice.
Has A II. DAlLY-Unitcd States Fast Mai
FIrst-class coaches and sleeper 70 New or.
leans Dining Car Service.
s.Ol r. N WEEK DAIS-LOcal for Earrtson.
burg and way stations on Manassas Rrancb
ass i NJ DAILY-Local for Warrenton an
CharIottes Vile. Week days for Strasbur1
T.so p 81 DAILY-New York ana AtIanfs
Express FIrst-olass Coach TO Atlanta
Sleeper to Columbus. Ca, via Atlanta,
Sunset Route Tourist Sleeper WashfDKtor
70 san Francisco Mondays. Wednesday,
s.55 P. II. DAHY-NeSv York ana Fyortaa
Express Through Coaches and sieepors tc
Columbia Savannah. and JacksouviIls
Sleeper 70 Augusta and Port Tampa Din.
Ing Car Service a la Carte.
1000 p NJ. DAILY-Nsw York and Nennnhts
limited (via Lynchburg). Birst-class Cosch
and Sleeping Car 70 RoaUoke. KnoxyfIla
CHATTANOOGA, and Memphis: Sleeper 10 New
orleans Dluing Car Service.
f0;S5 p n, DAILY-Washingto and South
western LIMITED. All Pullman train on.
servRtiOn Car TO Atlanta and Macon. Clut
Car 70 Atlanta Sleepers TO Nashville. At.
lanta, Macon, Birmingham. New Orleans
Dining Car Service.
H d SLsncer, M: S. II. Hardwicl. PIN
w H TaylOe. c. p. A.; L 5. Brown. c. A
myi7-tf
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Colonial Beach.

$S5 FOR BALANCE OF season a ooTTsss.
and stable at Colonial Beach Apply iiaO ~
st. or at the Beach. opposite Omohondro
Ai'l@ tyzs-3t
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ONLY $500

For o beautiful T-rOom house. fine shade;
good water; ] acre. Only a few minutes
walk from car line. See VI at once
a GOOD SIX ROOM HOUSE at Woodside
Nd. only q short distance from car line
about = acre ot ground; fruit trees IN bear
ing plenty Of shade, price FOR quick sale,
g. $50
ATKINSON : BALLARD co. ZINC },
6I 18th St y. ".
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Auction Sale.

AT WALTER r. WILLIAMS & Co. Auction
House. corner 10Th and ID sts. NV, on SAT-
CRDAY, JULY 8 1895. al 10 O'CLOCK.
VIII be sold all goods stored In the names
Of W. D. Winston Miss z J. Easby a. p
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For Rent-Suburban.

ON BRIGHTWOOD AVE. near Brightwood
Hotel two new houses, six rooms and hath.
all modern improvements; conereted cellar
and large back yard. Rent only 1880
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 6l2 18th ST. NV.
Jy21-3t
ON BRIGHTWOOD AVE. near BrIrhtv-ood
Hotel. two new houses. six rooms ana ham.
all modern improvements; cpncreted cellar
ana large back yard. Rent only az 80
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. sl2 18th st NV.
jy2i-3t
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DR.. Leathernan.

Washington's Leading Specialist on all eon-
tagious blood skin. and private diseases OF
men and women. Structure. Drug Habit
Nervous Debility: also kidney, bladder
liver and stomach trouble cured forever.
kSvice free Hours, 10 Il and 2 to 8; aIso
on Tuesday and Saturday evening 7 to 4
Sundays closed. 52 Tenth 81. n. W.
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DR., FISK ELGIN

Expert In the treatment OF private diseases
cbroufc and acute. Both seXes. All consul
taftons confidential Medicine furnished
Prices moderate. Hours. TO /. ; 10 G. TO g.
Rooms, 1888 Pennsylvania ave. Nv. Phone
NJ 1913.
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For Sale-Suburban.

TWO BEAUTIFUL HOMES at rent prices:
one Swiss cottage. 8 roo,ne artisticaiiv
arranged; porehes. shade. large grounds; on
S0th ST. ne: the prettiest sub iivislon about
Washington low taxes. vote in Maryland.
certificate OF title. recording, cCnveyancing
and one years taxes free 10 purchaser
Price. s.. 800 ana 81, 700; terms, 500 and 500.
balance SIS and $50. respectively ADplV
J. q ROGERS owner. 384 % st NV. or
office al District Line station Mt Rainier
Md Take Maryland cars soinl, n F. jy2s-7t
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzel. Of l16 Thirty
fourth street northwest. are spending
the summer at their farm near Cabin
John, Montgomery county. Md.
The Washington times., 1906-07-23

Vincent UIlmer, Of Georgetown, son
OF Rudolph Ullmer, of 1903 Thirtieth
street northwest, while at Great Falls.
Va, last Sunday. fell from a grape vine
swing, and sustained a fractured arm.
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jeremiah H Gallagher has sold his
home. l249 Thirty-third street north
west, TO John F. Killeen. Of 1896 Wis
consin avenue.
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w. T. BALDUs, ID. D., Ph. D.

GERMAN S4EClALlST
On Diseases Of the Brain, Nervous System,
Kidneys Heart, Stomach, ana other Dis
easas Doctors service and medicine 81
Consultation free. Telephone Main 25ld
Southeast corner 9Th and + SITS NV. Hours.
10 TO and 10 9. Closed Sunday. je2s-S0t
The Washington times., 1906-07-23

The Georgetown Citizens Association
viii make substantial contribution TO
the Labor Day OPtOmac River Regatta
llnd. smith Thompson, jr.. president of
lhe citlZens' association, Is behind the
lOvement
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND Ohio R, E


BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. r.
LEAVE STATION. New Jersey ave. and 81
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour,
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. I'D ST. NEW YORK
100 a am.-Diner. Pullman PaFlor.
fs 90 a. m--Bunet. PaTlOT. HT. Train.
s's 90 a.m.-Diner and Pullman Parior Car.
III 90 am.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
= 90 p.m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car.
8 90 p.m.-''RoyaI Limited" All Pullman.
ft0O Dm.-Coaches TO Philadelphia
= 90 pm.-Diner and Pullman Parlrr.
IS 90 pm.-Coacheg 70 Philadelphia
sslI 80 J. pm.-Sleepers.
ETI.4NTIC CRY. s2:57 '7:O0. ss:o3. III .Ol
a. m 100. 800 Is % D. N.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR
WEEK DAYS. Z n. 81. TO p. II.
TO BALTIMORE WITH PULLMAN
SERVICE.
Week days: 257. 500. ESQ. 7fO. 7.20. 500.
$50 800, 3 -. 10-o0. II 90 a Ei. - 90 noon.
1905 90. 10. s:05. 500 4.45. %. 5.0s $50,
600. GO. 100. s.00 1000. Il g. u.So. Il -3j
,. Sundays: ia 2.57. ZOO. 7:29. $50. 500. 1000.
II 100 a. m. 100 l:i5, 99o 3;So. 5:oo $40. ESQ.
500. lo.oo lo-''' URs4vH y :s9i y ! n RB ? m'
CHICAGO AND NORTHWEST. 'lI:o0 a n.
0csTfNciISNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE, 1905 a. n. s405 ?. n, - IS night.
PITTSBURG. 'll.oo g. n. $40 p m.. 'iz.4o
CLEVELAND. $40 D. m. COLUMBUS.
- 30 p n.
WINCHESTER. Ss5 a. m. 1906. f5 90 p. n.
ANNAPOLIS. week days. 7-20 q m.. Y 0i
noon. 500 p n. Sundays. $50 O. N. and
'LiUtRAY and ELKToN. '4:os p. 10. parIoI
car
FREDERICK. ts:s5. ''s.i5. .lo:oS tii;ot
4 m si:I5, f4.05 $3.50 ?. m
HAGERSTOwN. flos05 g. N. and 500 p. m
BOYD and way points. IS .25. ''s:l5 a. n..
81 is +5-e0 IS 50, s@i0:i0. IL 80 pm.
GATTHERSBUHG and way points. fs-5
ssS.l0 a. m. 1880, '-l:i5 1851, $50
f5.s5. Is 80, - :s5. +-10:15. f11-so p N.
WASHINGTON JUNCTION and way
points, ts.s5. s's.l5 a. M, ''i:l5. 90. t5-S-
.DaiIy. Except Sunday. ''Sunday ony.
Reservation OF Sleeping OF Parlor Car
space. rates OF fare. etc. VIII be quickly fur
lowinE Ticket Offices: 1917 @ St. Telephone
Main .59I: 6lg Pennsylvania Ave, Telephone
Main Zs7. Station, New Jersey Ave. and c
St. Ticket once; Telephons East 6s7s In
formation Bcrsau. East T24. rnyi4-tf
The Washington times., 1906-07-23

John f. Dracey. OF NJ street, left sew
eral days ago for a trip TO Niagara
Falls, and other Northern points.
The Washington times., 1906-07-23

J. II. Johnson, OF 1926 Thirty-hfth
rect. has moved out on the Foxhall
The Washington times., 1906-07-23
SEkBoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
T+.1<n$ nd5ca IAzI PeRna Ava

For Petersburg Raleigh. Wilmington, Co.
to,,ht. Savannah Jacksonville. Tampa. At
iSnts' Birmingham. Mobile. Pensacola. and
New Orleans
1880 A NJ. DAILY-Seeboard Mail=Through
through Sleeper washington 70 Birmingham
AIa CAFE Dining Car Washington 10 Ham
t.SS p n. DAILT-seabosrd Express-SoIid
Train with Pullman Sleepers. &c Jacksonville
S.d Tampa Through Sleeper TO Atlanta.
Birmingham. and Memphis Safs Dining
The Washington times., 1906-07-23

Mrs. ]. F. Darcy and family. of 1241
Boyd's station, Nd.
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a VERY CHEAP PROPERTY.

six-roon mouse, in good condition, at
''Brookland" Porches on three sides i20
feet BY $50 feet Large shade and fruit
trees and flowers. Three squares from
electric cars, one fare
ONLY 5000.
Terms very easy. See at once.
S. c. HILL,
eoq = 81
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Dr. Moulden IS now occupying a dwell
lg at Friendship Heights.
The Washington times., 1906-07-23

FOR sALE-At Mt. Rainier. Nd. one car
fare. near electric cars. seyen-rooTn house on
lot 5Sxi50: situated in beautiful oak grove
high elevation; excellent water, outbuildinss'
etc Price. 1850. Satisfactory ue,t.s
CHARLES T. JOHNSON. 25d and Bunker
hiu road, Mt. Rainier. Jyi-ot
WANT offer for my house, sth and Madison
SIS ErtEhtvyood Park, d. C. seven rooms.
garret. cellar, stable quarter acre ground
Apply 10 owner, r. 3, BLUNDON- jy2l-st
CHOICE lot on lawrence St brooAiAna.
6oxl50: nice shade; only $500: terms 20 suit.
McLACHI.EN REAL ESTATE CO. corner
i6th and c SITS 3Y2l-st
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Mrs. John A. Swindells. of 232S O
street. who has been visiting friends in
Gaithersburg, Nd, has returned 70 her
home.
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FOR SALE--Nsar station. az Mt. Rainier.
Nd. 81 car fare limit. 80 minutes from
Treasury. beautiful houEs Of seven large
rooms with two bay windows; pantry. pig
closets. range in kitchen. furnace. cellar
large country lot: price. t2.5cJ. terms. Sz0o
down SIS monthly. including principal and
interest CHARLES 7. JOHNSON. SD %,
and Bunkerhill road. Mt, Rainier, I'D,
1yZ2-St
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FOR sAI.E-sI. 500: five new siK-To0m houses
an Cfty and Suburban car line. % minutes
from Treasury; lots 25xl50 feet: city water W
yard: terms 500 cash and tl5 moHSnIy5 t!gS
monthly. JOHN l. KNOPP. corner Goth ard
-T.-l,s133 s,e ne Tny38-s0t
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CHETYOOnE.

Pacific and Illinois Ave. Famous for Supe-
riOr Menu and Service. Illustrated booklet.
Coach meets trains. g per day. SO per Wk- up.
Mrs. EMILY -. DEMPSEY, Owner & Mgr.
The Washington times., 1906-07-23

DR.. Michael Reedy, graduate of the
medical department OF Georgetown Uni
versity. and who was for some time at
the local hospital. has opened an office
al 1926 y street
The Washington times., 1906-07-23

FOR SALE-A EentIeman's country home. s.
acres rich land. beautifully located on nigh
hill overlooking Washington. improved b. an
eleven-room dwelling. cellar under 6ntiTe
house; hut-wator heat gas hardwood nnish;
large cabinet mantelsi two baths; al otheI
modern couyenlencss; hne shade and best Of
water; lots OF fruit: large hennery. stable
and ali other necessary OutbuildinEsi at
buildings in the finest condition. improve
ments cost $4,000; will take ss 500 EDW
DANIELS, Maryland building. l4lO II St
Jy21-3t
HIGHLAND PARK. high and healthy. Why
buy a 2s-fo0t lot when the. same money viii
purchase an acre OF land IN Highland Park
only 500 cash balance monthly, Convenient
10 an cars and Government buildings. CAN
and let US show yOC this property.
PERCY II. RUSSELL.
Exclusive Agent Russell Building.
g2I &C. 81. ~. W.
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S1.CO OOHH' oA.OO MONTH.
ONE CENT A FOOT
Just think Of Il. Beautiful building lots
near BeFwyn. Md. highest elevation. pure
water; enough wood on lots 10 pay entire pur-
chase price; interest; no taxes; title
guaranteed; send at once for full particulars.
CHAS. D. FOWLER,
SIP + ST. y W. watt
FOR SALE-Room for chickens and a COW;
attractive new 7-room cottage, Ane water; ~
acres; cars pass the door; 81, 800; cheapest
acreage home We have NJ SOULE & co,
Inc. go La ave. ty23-tf
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Say He Is Self-COnvicted.

Maxine was in Washington several
weeks ago and delivered an address in
a theater, for which an admission fee
was charged, with the understanding Il
was 10 be applied 10 the Russian revo-
lutlOnary fund.
The Washington times., 1906-07-23
HOTEL ELBERON

NEW BELMONT, Sif.s'qry SI9ss %y. Rsiss. s65
Beach. 81 up daily; SO up weekly; elevators:
steam heat, etc W. J. WARRINGTON.
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Nnlnnnn Hnnse south carolina

OOACAAd1A &&OIASSJ Avenue and Beach.
Elevator and all modern conveniences Table
and service fTbt-class. Rate sl,SQ per day
and up. Special weekly terms, Z 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
L~ETzEBURGER GREcHEN.

Fun Riewesaft, all dem
Den Herrgott senge Hammer schenkt
Asst grad de fun dohem
Worun mein Herr geloschtrecf
henkt;
Mel Luow dem Fudderfas,
Der Flesch, dem Patt, dem Glas
Vol Muselwein,
OBJ harden oder wechen-
Voll letzeburger Gretchen.
we defteg ketzelt d'Zong
An d'Nuos els solde Muselriew,
Wann Sc gekeltert stong
Genuch, a kleer asz yum Hiew;
De guide Gout an Doft,
Mecht d'Sonn an d'Muselloft
Dem Muselwein,
OBJ donklen oder blechen-
Dem letzeburger Gretchen.
Den Neien den asz well,
Dat brengen dLemmelsjoh're mat,
ct get yum Alter stell,
A LIGHT we Feier an dem Patti.
Ech glew, ct k0nnt 6 man,
Den Duodeg op rem dan
Mat Muselwein,
Dem ale, guide, wechen-
Mat l~etzeburger Gretchen.
De Misler leszt schsn pur
We d'Drauw um Berg de SAft en-
Zillt,
Eft bleiwt sci Bur de Bur.
Den mach keng Roll ais Dafster
split;
Sci Olaf, wann al wann jonk,
Behellt de lewen bronx,
De Muselwein,
Oh harden oder wechen-
De letzeburger Gretchen.
Welt aus der Friend we'll ech,
Dir enzegt herrlecht Ri6weblut,
Nun Schengen raj no Belleg
Begeschtert sange mein Tribut.
o Letzeburger drenkt
Suo oft d'Gele'nhet wenkt
Yum Muselwein,
A loszt iech emmer rechen-
Yum letzeburger Gretchen.
1900. ]. B. MERKELS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
Aus ben iibrieem Tbeilen.

&imelinsem, Is. MGrS. Gin
trallriges MiBgeid)if trof gelteril
5pei Nfinettarbeiter bon bier. Der
einer, 9tomens g. 8eraens, arbei-
tete bel Der Sifferoineer @eieaidJaft.
Man fano i'm ON @ormittog en-,
idlasen toot BEL ieiner Mrbeit in
Der 8aaerie. Der Inoere, Elm
Staliener, Waruto nit Nameil, alt-
geitelt bel Der @eielifoft ,Hotbe
Groe", bate cine Mine 9elegt.
Surf eiren feblerbaften ;3ltnOer
aing Der StiiB eleid) los uno rib
benz Iermiten ben 9au6 art 10
DOB er oerid)ieo, nod ebe man ibn
ans Der @allerie hermlstronspor-
tiert batte. Selite. Sreitua
Ibeno, segen 6 llbr erlitt Ser aus
Steiniel gebiirtise s. g.. Ybilippe,
II Sabre oft, einen beooicrlifen
llnfaa aiif Der bieiiaen Salteltele.
Nahoem er bcim Manoprieren Ole
@aaeons zines 3uges ansefoppelt
bette, blicb CT bcim Serausihlii-
pfen nit DEM red,ten Sub on elmer
Sbtene haneen, unb Die HGoer
idlnitten linn oas red)tc 9ein ober-
balb bes &nieeS ab. Ser @e-
oouernsmertbe mar ihpn in ole
Solteitele eetraeel,, nGbreno bus
9ein nod Smiifen Den S6ienen
eingeflemmt aui Dem 9abnforpcr
Log.
9impertsbers.8lae IS. MGr5.
Seiite farb bier cine bon Srn.
Or. Serriges e~inber1tfene Der,
lammlung Der ginmobner bon
Simpertsberg @lacis itott, Inn
Der Srase- bes aird)enballes ani
2impertsberg nGber 5u treten.
Wah lGnseren ausfiibr,meen Der.
lftebener Heoner mitroe Elm aus
neitn Mitelieoern deficiencies
aebiloet, oas NIT aner
gnersie Die anseleeenbeit in sic
'euItu HtDllVcH ipi.
@enoOrf 81. Mdrs. Sn per.
f%lollener Naht brad) auf bisher ilns
erflarte @eile SelIer aus in Dem
OH Der S%tdatsitraBe seleeenen
Suuie bes WmlrerS Commit arede.
Sans nebit Stallrms bramten bis
anf's nadte Wulerlperf nieoer; mr
einiae Mobel founten aerettet mer.
Den. Ser periidcrtc @eiammtida.
Den betrG9t 5000 bis 1000 Sr.
S%ifieroinsen, 90. MGrs. Sicr
'onh loeben EN- lfredlifes 3ranlo
ltott. Die Gbefrau bes bieiieen
gaders Oeden p,rsiitete hire orei
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

HieberbeBlingen: Sr. e
Werih, gigentbiimer 5u ulflingen
berwa m p a d.: Sr. W. 81
mon, g%isentbiimer 81 Wieoer
rpampaf;
Hemerihen: Sr. Gbriito
4oh, @ieentbiimer 5u Hemeriden
Stabtbrebimns 9r. u
Bethel, gigentbiimer 5u Staot
brebimus.
@s iinb su Sdofien nadbeseif
meter 8emeinben ernannt iporoeil
t d.: Sr. Mifel Slamn1atg
gigentbiimer 5u aori6;
Shifflingen: $50. Sobnnr
&lein, Heittner, unb Gtifolou.
Neliens' @eber, Gigentbiimer 81
Shifflingen;
4ontern: SS. Mifel Gen
tenn, gigentbiimer 5u Meoineeil
lno Sobann Welter, %penlioniertel
3olbennrte st Setrineen;
d b a d.: Sr. Ssobonn 8eis
gigentbiimer SIT Aneelsberg;
HieberbeBIingen: Sr. 81
Worn, @isentbiimer Slt Suloinger
unb Sr. Irnolb 9iitgen, gigentbii
mer Su SberbeBlinsen;
8ogen: Sr. Sbeobor Senner
eisentbiimer su 2ulinsell;
Soliheib: Sr. 8ilbeln
Gremling, gisentbiimer 5u SoItert
Sbermampa6 : Sr. 81. Chi
nes, @igentbiimer al Sbertpampa6
Sta6tbre6tmus Sr. SO
bnnn 9esqiie, @inSer su Stootbre
bimlts nno Sr. s. q. Strond, @in
ser 81 8reipeloingeu.
Gipilitanb Ser stabt amrembmrs
5eiratben. 81. MGrs
@alentin Shinboien, @eifGits
@gent, nit Srmine sfils.
Sterbefalle. Il. MGrs
Gliiabetb Siliemanrt, alt rs 5.
ohne Stonb, ebeloS; Maria Ser
togne. oft 6S s., Rertnerin, @pe
1. Che BON SranS Nep, stlbs. @ait
pirtb ulb Wittpe =. Che bon 8il
belm 2orent, Stlbs. Renter Srt ct
Bath ipobnbaft. 49,: Gatbarinc
Seplpert, alt 6S g., @ittpe bon :
Bart. aieffer, 5tlbs. Stneioer
Hifolas @ilwert, alt 76 s., Gag
lobner aus Hoeier. 49,: Wihoe
M%ebernad, alt 90 g.. Iaelobner
ebelos aus Siifbod); Wotbias Sent
aes, aft 50 s., Iusruier. 90:
Seinrid) Sleiu, oft 81 s., 9umpen
iammler; Barbara Seiie, aft 81 5.
@ittpe bon Nic. 5ranS Bodies
5tlbs. Shreiner; Hicolos 9enefe
alt 2S g., Saal0bner. ebelos aus
Iiioelingen. 2t.: Moeooleno, ge
nonnt Selcna 4auifmonn, alt &C
Sabre, @ittipe bon Srans Sennin
ger, 5tlbs. amtfmann su Gieoen
hoien; Hifolas 9remer, aft 10 s.
Saglobner, ehelos, aus Nommern
%: Eeter Soiepb @inter, alt 81
g.. peniionierter 9ofomotipfiibrer
Hifolos Gobl, aft SO s., InItrci
der; Sobonn ailseiler, oft SO 5.
Sumpeniammler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

AZ Sabren in bieies 2ano fam unf
30 longe Sabre 5t BEN promine,ten
8iirgern BON gmntetSbitrg geborte
Gs iiberle5en i'm ieine @attin uni
neltn &inoer, iehs Sobne irlb brei
Softer. Woge er ruben III Srie'
oenl
Sn SnsO, Winn., itarb fiiralid
6rau Sobann Chem nah fur5er
8rrnfbeit infolee eines Ser3iblases
Die 10 ploslid abberuiene erreid]tt
etn Ilter bon SO Sabren anb hin.
terlabt ibren @atten iino ied)s 8in.
Der. Sic ritbe IN Srieben!