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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-03-08


The railroad attorneys are making
q determined fight for their clients, and
Senator Elkins, chairman Of the Inter
state Commerce Committee of the Uni
ted States Senate, and n majority of
the Republican members of the commit
tee are helping the railroads by delay
iEg action on the bills before them.
The evident intention Is to compromise
with the railroads so that the most inn
portant provision of the promised leg
islation Is to he lacking, which should
give the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion power to make reasonable rate
In lieu of rate declared to be unreal
sonable. One of these railroad attor-
neys who resides in Washington took
the time, trouble and expense to 60 to
New Orleans to address the annual
meeting of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science. He
attacked President Roosevelts plan
and arraigned the railroad bill passed
by the House of Representatives at the
last session of Congress. He asserted
that there is no genuine instance of
Injustice in Interstate railway rates
which cannot be remedied under the
present law, and presented the view
that the judicial power is adequate to
control future rates.
This audacious claim Is on par
with the plundering tactics of the cor
porations. How have the shippers and
the public Jared in trying to obtain JUS
tice in the courts, with the railroads
using all the delays that the law al
lows? Only those with n long purse
and whose business cannot be ruined
by the obstacles and delays, that the
railroad managers know so well how to
inaugurate, can successfully fight the
railroads in the Federal courts, where
the judges, If not favorable to the cor
poratiOns, are most or them under
obligations to the corporations for rail
road passes, and one judge, at least.
for private cars and subsistence on his
luxurious tours about his district.
That Is why the public are demand
Ing that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission be given power To fix Il reason
able rate in place Of uhe it has de-
.clared unreasonable under the present
law. When the present law was passed
II was intended that the Commission
should have the power to declare n
rate unreasonable, and this power is
still ,indisputed 1t was also intended
that the law should give the Commits
sion power to fix Il reasonable rate in
place of the one declared unreasonable.
and this was admitted by the railroads
for some years, but eventually on n
techncality was overruled by the Su-
preme Court. To supply that deficiency
In the law Is the purpose of the present
uprising. and is what the railroads are
fighting. 1t is absurd to believe that
Congress intended to leave power in
the railroads to continue to charge an
unreasonable rate and compel shippers
to apply to the courts for redress. If
that had been the intention Of Con-
Eress there would be some indication of
such purpose in the law.
Nothing short of giving the Commits
sion that power will protect the ship
pers and the public, and all the sOphis-
try Of the special pleading of the rail
road attorneys cannot turn the people
from their determination for that
square DEAL
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-03-08

Pinkham, Of Lynn. Mass, is fully quail.
fedto give helpful advice to sick women.
Read Mrs. Dimnick's letters.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-03-08
Tho RulinE Passion.

Old Stoxanbons-Arc you sure that
you can no longer control the thing?
His Chauffeur-Yes, sir. I'm afraid
1t will get away from me very soon.
Old Stoxnnbons-Then for heavens
sake run Into something cheap p!--Puck.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-03-08

Sherman's army. in Its march to the
sea, devastated certain parts of Georgia
for miles in its passing. ForaSing par.
ties secured the country on each side
of its path In The Log of a Cow
boy" the author tells of his first ex-
perience as the guardian of cattle-an
experience which he gained In Georgia
at that time:
Our work stock consisted of two yoke
Of oxen. while our other cattle num-
bered three COWS, and for saving them
from the foragers credit must be given
TO my mothers generalship.
There was a wild cane-brake, In
which the cattle fed. several hundred
acres in extent, about 4 mile from OUT
farm. and il was necessary to bell
them in order to locate them WHEN
wanted But the COWS were in the
habit OF coming up to be milked, and a
soldier can hear a bell as well as any
one.
was lad of eight at the time. and
while my two older brothers worked
our few fields. l was sent into the cane
brake 10 herd the cattle. We had re.
moved the bells from the oxen and
COWS. but one OK was belled each even.
Ing 10 be unbelled again at daybreak.
l always carried the bell with me,
stuffed with grass, in order to have
1t at hand when wanted.
Ny vigil was trying TO one of my
years. for the days seemed like weeks,
but the importance of hiding our cat
tie was thoroughly impressed upon my
mind Food was secretly brought to
me. and under cover of darkness ny
mother and eldest brother would come
and milk the COWS: then we would all
return home together. Before day
break we would be in the cane, listen.
ing for the first tinkle, to find the cat.
tie and remove the bell And my days
work began anew.
Only once did 1 come near betray.
ing my trust About the middle of the
third day 1 grew very hungry, and as
the cattle were lying down, 1 crept to
the edge OF the cane-brake to see IL my
dinner were not forthcoming. Soldiers
were in sight. which explained every
thing Concealed in the rank cane, l
stood and watched them
Suddenly q squad of i've or six turn.
ed a point Of the brake and rode With
in fifty feet of me 1 stood like a stone
statue. my concealment being perfect.
After they had passed 1 took a step
forward. the better TO watch them as
they rode away. Just then the grass
dropped out of the bell and the bell
Gathered A administered soldier
heard the tinkle. and wheeling his
horse. rode back 1 grasped the clap.
per and lay nat on the ground. my
heart beating like a trip-hammer. He
rode within twenty feet of me. peerins
into the thicket of cane, and not seeing
anything unusual, turned and Sallopei
after his companions
Then the lesson. taught me by my
mother. Of being faithful over a few
things flashed through my mind; aud
although our cattle were spared to Us
1 felt very guilty.
saving HIS War Record.
A strapping big fellow was pulled
ont Of the Ohio river after steamboa,
excursion
-Vn<- r,r,-hy" asked n xrmnafhizinc
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-03-08

II has been computed by geographers
that II the sea were enptied of Its
waters and all the rivers of the earth
were TO pour their present foods into
the vacant space, allowing nothing for
evaporation. 10000 years would be 70
quired to bring the wssr OF the ocsas
up 10 Its present level
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-03-08
TWO OPEN LETTERS
IMPORTANT 10 MARRIED WOMEN
Mrs.. Mary Dimmick Of washineson seilO
How Lydia e. Pinkham's vegoeabIO
Compound Made Her Well.

II Is with great pleasure we publish
the following letters, as they ccnvino-
ingly prove the claim we have 70 many
times made In our columns that Nrs,,
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1906-03-08


A strapping big fellow was pulled
ont Of the Ohio river after steamboat
excursion
Lost muchy asked a sympathizins
bystnnder-
Il should say 50" said the dripping
pilgrim; lost all my baggage"
Much TO itr
Well lhesitatinglyl, there was q
pair of stockings and a dirty shirt
Then. brightening up. he added. Blu
thank God, i have saved my war rec
ord
With this be pulled out of hi.
breast pocket very wet provost mar
s.tals cer1ihcate-that he had furnish
ed = substitute
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Observation-Disclosures
SnlanDti1cS. :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Californian.

Ta6 elmer idifioIsi3were1
Sobrt bon iebs Wonatcn lit om 10.
Sonunr oie 8orfe yIliternire" non
Samblrg in Sontn &oialtu, i'm
Golf BON Californian, ongelan9t.
Son ser ManniGoft logen fiinf5ebn
am Sfor6ut erfronft oarnieoer uno
MIR elm babies 8lttenO Seelelte
mar nod i'm StonOe, ouf Dem 0ed
AT 6leiben ulb Die rntbpenbige Dir
belt 5u perrid]ten. 9er erIte
Sfauermam Ii9mann beriftete,
OaB DaS S6iff meit iiiOwdrts per-
i6lagen tpuroe, ser &apit6n anbo-
get nG9reno zines furGt6aren
Sturnes itarb uno Der 6ipeite
Gteuermonn MiGer iiber Snro
ftir5te un0 ertranf. Gaun ipuroe
l6e Monni6ait BON Sforbut be-
sfnGe1t, elm Seen1ann na6 Dem an-
bern erfrantte uno ihlieBlid} paren
atttr nod @enige orbeitsfdbig. DaB
Dos Sdtff inter iol6en llmitanoen
bod nod ben Safen errei6te, gilt
sQls elm @unOer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
e6wets.

Gin 8elebrter Ser ihmeiseri.
l6en Weiereiifule in Sonntbol bat
miibiame 3Gblungen angeitellt, INT
SIT erinitteln, mie groB ole 3obl Der
lebenOen Deer lebensfGbigen &lein.
meien in perihiebenen aGiearten.
lit. Gin @ramm oes eigentlid)en
S6mei5er ODER @mmentbaler &dieS
in frii6em 3uitano entbGlt nod
leinen S%eltiteaingen 10000 bis
100000 Snfterien. Sit Der &ale
aber mn etpa iiber 5rpei Monote
oft, 10 lit Die 3abl bereitS aui 800,-
900 8afterien in ieoem @ramm
geitieeen. @eiher &die lit aber
nod piel It1rter bepolfert. Ser
unter bteiem Nomen beionoers be-
5eidnete 8eihf1ie nnterbGlt, menn
er etipa % Gage alt eemoroen lit,
ourGifnittlid idon fiinfpiertel Iil-
lionen Safterien auf bas @ramm
unb na9 anoertbalb Wonoten
mebr ols 5pei MiGionen. 3uoem
eelten oieie 3iifern mr. fiir oen
&ern bes &Gielaibs, m1breno am
&anoe bis 5u mebr als fiinieinbalb
Miaionen Ginmobner ouf oos
8rnmm ge5ablt poroen iino. Sn
anOertbolb Ifunb @eihfGie leben
alio ettpa ebeniobiel gafterien pie
Mcniden onf Der groe, uno bod
bilbet bieier &1ie Elm treffli6es ee-
lunoes Nabrunesmittel. Won meiB
iogar nod niht einmal beltimmt,
Oh ser bobe @ebolt an gofterien
Den G1ie nidt n~abrbofter rno Der.
oauliher maft. Sie gotterien
peroienen eben niht INNER, aud)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
New SerieD.

Sbiuobl iein Ser5 bon Ell
ner edge perleBt pltroe, lebte IGen
@iQeo, ser in elmer SGgemiible in
Garteret, nabe @Ii5abetb angeiteGt
mar, nod iiber 40 Wimiten iebr
gum Grltallnen Der Ier5te. 8t1eo
arbeitete nabe Der Sdge, oils er alis-
glitt uno nad borne auf Die Sabine
Der Sage fiel. CT mar ld)redlify
nerItiimmelt, bepor Die Wtaifine
gum Stiaitano gebra6t meroeu
fonnte. @iter ieiner @rme pllroe
abgei6nitten, uno arBer elmer tie
fen @unoe am linfen Sbenfel er.
lit er 5ablrei6e @unben am eolla
sen aorper. gr prrbe raid naf
einem SoipitaI in @li5abetb ge-
brn9t, bod tonnten ibn Die ,Ier5te
ni6t mebr retten unb er itarb naf)
breipiertel Stun6en. Nnhoem er
foot NOR, itelte es iid beraus, baB
Die edge bas 9er5 bes Mannes
ettpa einen 8iertel 3on tief bur6s
idnitten botte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

lit nift INNER Die 5orbe Der 6pfiuutg. @ertit Shr
eiuen Menid9en NIT griinIicber @eiidltsfarbe iebet.
10 brit ibr iid]er lei,, oas benz Irneu pentg
Soinune niebr perbleibt. Sein Slut 1T uersiftet.
3u Den uurneb nrlidliteu @eiunobeitslebren gehDrt
ia, oas man iur regeln1Bige SeibeS on nung Jorge.
oanlit Die ihledlter. i'm aDrper perbrandhten BE
itanotheile aus ieneyi aus ~geidlieoen iperoen. 81
oas nid)t Der Jau, 10 tolgen Der 8erltpptnn9 aopls
idbtner5en, Scbiptnoel, .9erStlopIen. Ntbeintpte,
Matttgteit, Hlidenid)ipdo)e, Sebers uno Nterens
leioen: uno i@lieBlih lit oaS game SlIt nit Nbz
iaaitpfI oernrt uberlaoen. oaB bic 0alt, poruebms
lid onS Werdk, cine gelbsgriiulidl J1rbnng ans
iinntt. Damn giebt eS fir iolcbe Seute MIR nod
bic ein5i9e pofiliung iene tootliden @iite ldluel
aus benz 9Drper 5u eutternen. Siele 0pftning
III nod porbanoen, miro i'd aber uur bel Qns
iuenoung Der berlbmteu ct. Bernard &rdnters
pillen peripirfliben. 9teie 9inen, iuelde iur 20
Gents IN allen Npotbefen 5u haben )ino, btloeu
Die ein5ige NrSenei, Die in ioldaeu 5dnen helien
tann. lie Sino niIht aus dyeuben metauiihen
SubitanSen 5ubereitet, ionoeru aus ben beiifrdfS
tighten Ylan5en bergeitellt, iueldle ben &orper BON
ieinen eigenen @iften %reinisen pbne ibni Sd}aoet
SnSnflgeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
@eft Uir9tnia.

Cine Srau in Yarfersburg
lag 2T Gage bepuBtlos neben Der
2eide hires @atten. Ils lie wie-
Der our 9eiinmng fam, glaubte lie,
ibr @atte idlafe nur uno begann
i'm al riitteln, bis Die &rdite lie
perlieBen. grifopit begab iie iid
al einem Ha66urn, Dem lie IN I'M.
@orten er.
51blte, boB ibr Wann in tiefem
S6lafe lGee, unb Dob tie i'm niAt
ermeden bGtte fonnerl. Cine Inter
iufung ergab, Dob Der @ann be-
reits ieit 2H Sasen toot mar. Die
Srau permodte ben mplterioien
gorgang nidt auf5ufldren. Sic
%erinnerte ii6 nrr, 5ulebt gemeiniam
nit ibrem @atten g~efriibitiidt 81
baben, mas Damn fueiter gel6ab,
mar ibrem @eoG6tniB entidJpun-
ben. Sa ni6ts auf einen @erpalt.
aft iAlieBen ldBt nnb 8u einem
SelbItmoro onideinenb fem @runo
porlag, lit Der SOB oes Nannes elm
&Gtbiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Ohio.

Sn Gelpbos itarb am 10.
Sanuar Srau Watbios Saperman,
gebiirtig aus @esmolo i'm &onig-
reid Sannoper, i'm Sitter BON SO
Sabren. Sroboem lie nun aus
europa bis ms Snnere bes ameri-
faniiden gontinentes getpanOert
mar, bot Tie ME in ibrem 2eber
einen giienbabn3ue benust. Sic
fam jung ms 2anb, uno 5fpor iiber
Seem Orleans, bon mo lie NIT einenl
Sluboampfer nad ct. 2ouis fubr,
ilno BON bier na6 fursem Iufent-
bolt mad Gopineton. 60 batte lie
Die 5par Ianee &eiie al Shiff 5u-
riidgelegt - aber auf cine @iien-
babn NOR iie, mie ibre @ngebpri-
gen periihern, ME eefommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Mae 100 Sabre Iebeu.

9ie @usiidten, elm boles Sabr-
bunbert 81 leben, iinb giinitig fir
Srou Sobanna Duncan aus Sap-
nespiGe, Ne., nun 70 Sabre aft.
Sic i6reibt: Electric Sitters bell,
ten mid bon 9pspepiia, Dem id
20 Sabre untermorferL uto ih
fiible MIDI 10 mobl uno frGftig ipie
elm ilnges Wdb6en." electric
9itters beilen Wagen- uno Seoer-
&ranfbeiten, idlehtes glllt, aIlge-
meine ShlpGhe nno 8orper-Sinial'
ligfeit. @uf @arantie %pertauft in
Ser 4potbefe bon z. SO. Guete, 656
Main StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
Yreis MIR 80 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

Sdleim, Sen iie aus ibren 9ungen
be~raufbuitete. Sie IerSte erflGr.
ten, ibr @noe iei 10 nabe, Dob ibre
Samilie on ibrem Bette AS Stun.
ben Dadte; als auf mein bringen-
oes @riu6en ibr Or. Sings Stem
DISCOVERY geseben iu,iroe. NIT Dem
eritnunenspertben Heinltat, DOB
geliering eintrat uno anbielt, bis
tie enolih ~politanbie mieoer berge-
IteIlt marc nnb beute cine geiunbe
Sralt it," 8arantirte Sur fir
Suiten nnb GrfGltungen. 8reis
so Gents unb $1.00. Sn Der
glpotbefe bon &. %. Guete, $50
Mfain StraBe, Dubuque, Soma.
IrobeflaiGen fret. :
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
0roBe aentibs fatboliiAe ct.
SoiepD's=G olonie.
Sns bette 2auS ais frcie SeimitGt.
ten su baben. - SdlDne Erai=
rio nit @alo in nGd)iter
HGbc.

Siinfbunbert $500 beutife fu-
tboliidIe Sumilien baben iih 2anh
in Der ct. Soieph's : Golonie ge.
iid)ert. @ameinoen iino i6on ge.
griinoet uno Sblaten-Y atreS Der.
ieben Die SeelIorge.
8ir baben beidloiien, bie golorie
peiter nadl 8eiten aliSaubebnen, mo-
glites 2ano mo reiblider @olh
porbanoen lit. In Der ilelen
giienbabn, pelfe onr6 Die Golonie
fommt, miro aid ileiBia ~ebart.
lin weitere alsfimft idreibe
man an
GatbOliihc Goloniiations GeicaIdaft,
9attleforb, Cast, Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
New Yort

Glfle a1lBeror0erfltf nlr=
miide unb eefabrpoae &eiie batte
Der aus Stalien IN Seem @orf ein-
9etroffene Samburg Imerifa-
9ampfer Bring @oalbert". gines
Ibenos gegen z lbr erbo6 iif elm
Sturm aus Worbneit, Der i'm
2auie Ser Geaft berartig an Seftig-
felt 6unabm, oaB Der 0umpfer Die
elm Spielbaa ACKNOWLEDGMENT
puroe. @m ndhiten Morsen
i6lusen Die @ellen balisbo6 iiber
oos S6ift bas ii9 falm ieinen
&ee our6 Die Sllitben babnen
fonnte; cine madtige @eae idlug
cine Sbiire at Den Sffi5ierfabinen
auf Dem oberiten Oef elm uno legte
oieie 5tpei Sub tief unter @aiier.
Die i6limmite S5ene ipielte iid
a6er in Der acknowledgement gtaft
ob, ais cine @eae NIT fur1tbnrer
@epalt iiber bas 9ef roate unb
Die Sbiire our Sraiten : Ibtbeilung
oes 3pii6enoefs eini6Iug. 8ai.
iermaiIen brangen elm un0 berur-
iaGten utter Den Srauen uno &in-
bern, bon oenen piele al 9ooen eea
riiien tpurben, entlebli6en Sd)re-
den. Die Meiiten glaubten, oas
S6iff gebe inter, unO itunoenlang
batten Sffi3iere uil0 Granddaughter
ou tbun, INN Die gu Sooe gedngltigs
ten Sroiten, bon oel1en piele poaig
our6ndBt Die gan5e Nadt auf ben
&nieen laeen, einigermaBen 81 be.
rubigert. gm beIten crying es nod
Den &aiiiten-B aiiagieren, ieood
iaben iie iif genotbigt, Die ainoer
in Den @etten on5ubinoen, bamit
Tie nift binauseel6leuoert niirben.
- 9eim &oden am @asofen ge-
rietb IN SEEM gorf Dos &leib Der
1~Sidbrigen 6rau &leinL Die ibrem
@atten 2ouis crit Dor brei Sogen
an ben Altar gefolgt mar, am IS.
Sanuar in Der 9iide ibrer @ob-
nurg, $40. 50 Slt 10. StraBe, in
8rano unb Die Mermite erlitt 10
i6reflide @unben, oaB an ibrem
9luifommen 81 5meifeln lit. 9as
iunge Gbepoor beabii6tigte fiir
ieine Sreunoe cine feline Na6feier
gu pe%ranItalten. Srau &lein bdtte
auf oen @uni6 bes @otten bos
9rontfleio, reid per5iert NIT
S9leifen rno 8Gnoern angelegt
unO legte Die lebte Sano an Die
@eri6te, Die BEN 8diten porgeiest
luerOen ioqterL m6breno Ger Mann,
bon einem pl0Bli6en l1nwobliein
befallenL eS iib auf Dem Sopba be.
qllem gemodt. Tloblif ltanoen
ole &leioer Ger Srau in Slammen.
Nus 6urft, bob ibr @atte bel
ibrem Anblid Dor S6ref ernitlif
frunf merOen f0nne, lief Tie bur9
Die &iiGentbiire auf Den Corridor,
no lie Our9 ibr balblontes Nuien
ibre Nodbarn Senrp Marfs unb
SarrD Toialpisfp b~erbeilodte. gS
gelang linen, Die Slnmmen 5u CT.
Itideu, aber ni6t cher, ais bis lie
pom &opf bis 81 Den 8iiBen ibnere
SranopunOen crlitten. @s wuroe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
9eras.

Gie 9emeiis fdeint Carrie
Station MN bod nod ereilen 81
molen. Sn Seras tlopfte tie mie-
Ser, mie gewobnlid, mebrere Sdei-
ben in elmer @irtbldait Elm unb
periudte lie auh, cine apotbefe 81
sertriimmern. Mus beioen De
i6Gften puroe iie binausgelporfen
uno bann perbaftet. Sect miro lie
allf ibren @eiftesauItano unterindt.
Dies lit Nun gerabe fein iebr bof-
lides 8erfabren, iebod elm iebr ge-
rettes, benin penn Tie niht perriift
tit, 10 lit lie menigitens iiberge-
idnappt unb Der Honbie I'M Inter
rof Bate idon lange unldaolif
gema6t merben ioQen.
2inoiap Cooper, ein Suitfab-
rer aus glorinba in Ohio, Der nit
elmer 9arnepalgeieaidaft in @oli
gitp @orItelungen CAB, lit boriee
ISOLDE BEL einem 8aaon.Illfltieg g..
600 SUB bod ails Der Suit seitiir5t
ltnb auf Der Ste1e getobtet porben.
CT berlor ieinen Solt am Grapes
uno fieI. llngef1br 400 Berionen
iaben Den unfaa nit OIL. oils Die
2eibe aufgeboben murOe, seigte lid,
oaB feline ano1en gebroden NOR
ben tparert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
1teber ole Muitf. Rnr.

r. lin Dem aorper eeiuno SIT er.
EEnlten", i6reibt Srou Woria
ESrown, 90 2nfapette 8lace, Bougbs
Ideepiie, &c. g., .nebme id Or.
&tna's SEEM 2ife BiaS. sic iino
has 5uoerIGiiieite uno aneenebmite
Aarotib. DeitteI, bas i6 ie g~efunoen. "
E&os bette fir Waqen, Seber nnb
&tnGetuei6e. @arnntirt IN Der
Mpotbefe BON &. @. Hltete, 656
E2ain Strabe, Dubuque, Solua,
Mreis % Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

bonn Sarlem Soipital elm Nm6u-
lang citirt, beren Nr5t in @emein-
ihotf nit Or. emit Der Eatientin
10 piel als moalif 2inberuilg Der.
idafften, obne ieood Dem 8atten
piel Soffnung auf 8eneiung MAIDEN
81 fonnen. Srau &lein lpeigerte
ii6, in Soipital sit ecben uno blieb
BET ibrem 8atten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
SAinots.

Die Ifanbnloien @eifi6ten,
Sic bon 3eit 81 3eit aus ben &rei-
I5en Der Seem Dorfer Sierbunbcrt ge'
auel6et neroen, fine in Sainois
S%ibertroffen iporben. Sn einem
5ptel oes Stdot9ens Mount Gar-
mel bat cine regelrefte &ffen-Sod-
5eit Itottgefunoen, nno ein 8idter
SEEMING beiBt Der traurige
&erI - bat iiG bereit fin5en laiien,
Das affenpaar 5u ~~trauen". Die
i6eublide 8eranitnltung mar genalt
elmer mooernen Srauutg an9epaBt.
Die y8raut", DfiB Evolution, batte
mar ii6 aus Dem Often beridrie.
ben. sic purOe am 8obnbofe bon
Den StammgGiten beS Sotels 2otta
abgeboIt uno gum Sotel eeleitet, mo-
Der Dgr6utigam", Der affe Shirt
8i5marf, i6rer barrie. Gin SEER
2aubaoer fungirte al8 nbeit man,
iein altmpan Sobann &elG ais
8rautfiibrer. @uf ben rSrauaft"
foIgte oas iiblthe 9anfett, uno Den
@brenplab on Der Safel nabm 0as
@ffeupoar Elm. Mm bate mirf-
lid Ben Mutb 9eba6t, bel Der @eiit-
Ii6feit bes Srtes n%n5ufragen, Oh
SenanO bereit iei, bas Soar 81
ptrauen"; man botte iogar Bobe
,Sraugebiibren" in Iusii6t geitelt,
aber obne @rfolg, ltno 10 muBte
man ii9 benn NIT Der DGipiltrau-
latng" begniigen.
No6 ben Nanen Ser 8etbeiligten
Bu i6lieBen, lino es Dent de ge-
ipeien, Die ben ifanonloien 9lft in-
Spenirt boben. 8nbrI6einli6
ioId)e berbummelte Subiefte, ipie tie
lid in omerifanii6en StGbten bel.
Ifntb berumtreiben. G8 lit nidt
6os erite MaI, ooB bieies @eiinoel
6en oeutiden Namen in Gerruf
sbrtngt, a6er es lit nobl bas erite
sWenI, oaB es ii6 NIT 10 emporenoer
Breh6eit berpororGngt, nm Der
,Seniationspreiie cine efelbafte
aSfonoalgel6ibte 81 lieiern. @obr-
iGeinli6 bnben Die &erri6often
,bnr6 Die g%eranitoltllng oofumenti-
ren moaen, baB lie @nbGnger iener
FGbeorie iinb, Die inn affen oen ltr.
.nbnen Oes Menihen erbIidt. sic
lirrcs Ii6. Sbr ltrobn lit oltgen.
fHeinfi9 bas Shipein gemeien uno
ibre erite 2ogerItdtte Die 8fiise.
Die @iirger bon Mount Carmel
follten lid iGleunieit einige 2aoun,
gen &Guderpulper peridreiben uro
Dos llnge5iefer, 6a8 ii6 IN i6rer
Stoot eingeniitet bat, trGftig aus
rdudern. Soer periii6eS SSnief-
tetprtlper, ooS am gnoe nod before
9ienite tbun miiroe. Gem Sid.
fer aber, Der oaS fripole Srei6en
bnrd feline I%npeienbeit omtlidy
ianttionirt bot, iolten tie ohne Ser.
aug Den SaufpoB geben ODER inn
Den Bro5eB MAIDEN loIien. Gr
fam Damn ieine SbGtigfeit goil5 ser
4fieusG olouie I'M 8otel Gotta mio-
men, Ser er ieinen iittliden Gn-
i6orumgen nad iebr nobe 81 iteben
i6eint. llnier &idteritanb mag
Manfes 81 miini6en iibrig laIien,
fir iol6e Subiefte lit er oenn bod
piel 81 gut; tie geb0ren ms Coll,
Goils, a6er nidt auf Die Gidter.
banf.
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Cine mpScrnc S6dim.

.S0ren sic, gillette, sic iteben
ieoen slbenb nit oieiem aberdeen
inter Der Saustbiire! Gin iol6eS
gerbdltniB paBt mir alii Die 9aiter
nid,t!"
oSa BADEN Die gnGoiee Sralt
SIREN slIten pieaeiht in Ser 2ot.
terie %eerponnen?"
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Die baIbc @eIt .pmmoert lid

pie sic onbere SGlfte Iebt. Sic.
ienigen, Sie 8udlen's Arnifa Sabe
benusen, lperoen ii6 ME punbern,
BOB oieielbe S6uittpunoen, 8rono-
ipunben, @eihmiire unb ole Saut-
ousbriide BELT; Tie niiieL bob Tie
es tbut. Srar Grant SbD, 1130
6. Hepnolbs Ctr, Sprinsfielb,
ST., iaet: SD betra9te es fir ei-
mes ser notbpenoieiten Wittel bes
Sausbaltes." @arantirt in Ser
Ipotbefe bon &. 81. &uete, 656
Main StraBe, Dubuque, Sonia.
Breis % Gents.
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Gin mopcrncS Wlrafel.

Gin pirflides Mirafel idien
Bic Seilung Der 6rnu MoQie Solo
bon bier, i6reibt s. 8. 81. 500.
per bon @oooforO, Gem, niic mar
iebr mitgenommen our1 Den
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Sin peritGnSiacr @ater.

@ater: u&inoer, SIR miiBt re6t
brap iein, Sbr Iebt, ib babe mir
Den glrm gebro6en, unb fam @u9
Jest nid)t - burhbouen."
,% q ~
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nift einmal meiitens oen &af, in
Dem lie aagemein iteberL ionbern
Die gefabrliden 8afterien biloen
ooh INNER MIR Die Winoer5obl in
Der 9an5en Sippe.