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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
TELLS OF DESTRUCTION
OF ST. BONIFACE CHURCH
REV. FuHR RETURNS FROM A
VISIT TO SAN FRANCISCO
Says Beautiful Edlffee, Together With
All Surrounding Buildings, Now a
Mass of Rulns-St. Anthony's Un-
harmed-None Killed in Parish


when 1 stood at the ferry building
! was overwhelmed. Where formerly
there was a beautiful vista up Market
street / saw nothing but ruins" said
Rev. Raphael Fuhr, o. F. NJ, pastor of
st. Joseph's church, who went to the
devastated city to make a report to the
provincial regarding the Franciscan
churches and institutions. Father
Raphael was pastor of st. Anthony's
church, San Francisco, for seven years,
coming to Los Angeles two years ago.
He returned to Los Angeles yesterday
miles of buildings were burned" con-
tinued Father Raphael, "and only
stacks of bricks remain. st. Bonifaces
church on Golden Gate avenue with the
convent and school were completely de-
mollshed. The roof caved in and the
fire consumed the rest. Big pillars of
iron were twisted by the fire and
broken like matches. The iron supports
that held the floor were lying over the
cellar walls, limp. The beautiful onyx
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
SAVES HIS CAMERA
AND PLATES AND
is SICK IN CAMP

Charles H. Becker, late member of
a New York editorial staff and cor
respondent of some note, Is at Camp
Angelus sick with bronchitis.
At the time of the earthquake Mr..
Becker was in an apartment house on
Turk street. Grabbing up few things,
he was able to escape before the build
ing caved in. A camera and few
plates were the only things of any value
that he brought.
At the present time this man is pen
riless, sick and discouraged with the
prospects which he has. "I quit the
newspaper world" he says, "opened a
shop as photographer, the temblor
came, and will ask for only what tenn
porary charity 1 get from Camp An
gelus"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30

communion rail and the affairs are COM
pletely gone.
est. Anthony's church, Folsom and
Army streets, was saved and no one in
that parish was killed. But few houses
In the parish were wrecked.
"The energy and undaunted spirit of
the Californian is being manifested.
Rebuilding work has already begun.
The debris is being cleared away rap
idly.
"The people are being we'll cared for.
1t was a sad thing to see people lined
up for two blocks, waiting for loaf
of bread, many of whom were formerly
wealthy. Rich and poor alike were In
line.
"San Jose, San Mateo, Redwood city
and Palo Alto are all in a wrecked con-
ditlon. In all that district there Is not
brick chimney to be seem"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
ROMANCE GROWS OUT
OF EARTHQUAKE CHAOS
Searches for His Bride and Her
Mother and After the Reunion the
Wedding Bells Ring Merrily In
Berkeley

To the several earthquake romances
has been added the marriage of Edward
Eugene Easton, well known mining
man of New York city and Washing
ton, d. c.. to Mrs. Harold Byron Page
of San Francisco.
At the time of the earthquake In San
Francisco Mrs Page was living in the
Charlemagne apartments on Geary
street, one of the most fashionable
apartment houses in San Francisco.
Mr.. Easton. who was then in Southern
California. on hearing of the earth
quake rushed to San Francisco, fearing
that Mrs. Page had been one of the
victims with the several thousands
that were at first reported killed.
Mr.. Easton's efforts to find Mrs. Page
and her mother are in themselves sur
fcient material for thriller in the
line of adventures. But when he final
ly located them safely at Fort Mason
Mr.. Easton decided he would take no
more chances of being separated from
his future wife.
Awaken the Clerk
Subsequently Mr.. Easton and Mrs.
Page left San Francisco and, getting
the clerk in Berkeley out Of bed at )
O'Clock Monday morning, secured the
services of Rev. Charles Lamb Parsons
of st. Marks Methodist Episcopal
church and were quietly married there
at high noon that day.
Mr. and Mrs. Easton are now on their
honeymoon. Yesterday they were
guests at the Hotel Alexandria. They
will leave here tomorrow for Washing
ton, D. c., where they will make their
home
Mr. Easton is one of the well known
Young men in New York city and
Washington. For several years he was
connected with the leading weeklies
of the country and served at different
times in the capacity of war correspon-
dent in the Philippines, South Africa
and Cuba Since then he has been
connected with the national congress
sional committees and lately entered
the mining business He has extensive
properties in this country and Mexico.
In the latter place he has feared to
venture since last spring owing to the
Yaqui Indian outbreak there
Mrs. Easton is of the Montague
family of ST. Louis and is also related
to Mrs. Clinton Willis of New York
city. Besides she also has relatives
living in Washington, d. G.
Their romance had its beginning In
Paris when Mr.. and Mrs. Easton were
very young. Since that time Mrs.
Easton married Harold Page Mr..
Easton never lost track of Mrs. Easton
and last January they became engaged
and set their wedding date for some
time this August, the ceremony to be
performed IN New York city. Had not
the earthquake brought about their
sudden reunion the original plans would
undoubtedly been carried out.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
MANY CONVERSIONS
RESULT FROM
THE EARTHQUAKE

The effect of the recent earthquake
in San Francisco has been felt to a
large degree among the local Salvation
Army, Volunteers OF America, and Res
cue homes.
They have had an unusual number
of converts during the past ten days.
One prominent Salvation Army
worker says that If the present num-
ber of conversions will only continue,
Los Angeles will have little to fear
from the riff raft element which came
into this city.
All these religious workers believe
that the effect is not temporary. Many
of them say that the cause is too great
and the experiences of the refugees too
horrible to be forgotten In years.
"They have seen," says AdJutant
Hughes, what they have long needed
they have seen the hand of God"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
HER PIG GOES SHOPPING
Actress Strange Pet Causes Sensa-
ton When Led by Red Rib
bon In Broadway

Special to The Herald.
NEW YORK, April "a small
black pig, wearing gilded slippers and
led by long red ribbon, created the
greatest sensation of the year on
Broadway today.
The pig was chaperoned by Miss
Rose La Harte, an actress, who want
ed to do some shopping, but a large
and admiring crowd not only pre-
vented her from shopping, but inter-
fered with street traffic as well, and an
irate policeman finally told Miss la
Harte that she had better take her
friend home.
The actress finally entered big cafe
near Union square, where the pig, for
getting she was lady, attempted to
thrash several small dogs. AS a re-
suit of the subsequent riot, Miss La
Harte was politely requested to with
draw, and, gathering the pig into her
arms, she Indignantly returned to her
motor-car.
Miss La Harte says the pig Is a
much more intelligent pet than a dog.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
IN THE FACE OF
CALAMITY MANY
BOWED THE KNEE

''If San Francisco were to be rebuilt
tomorrow and the people who lived in
that city were to return and live there,
it would be one of the cleanest cities
morally in the United States"
So says C. M. Fryer, who is one of
the recent arrivals from San Francisco.
"The day after the earthquake, he
continued, "I saw thousands of men
and women and children on their knees
praying. and many men whom I knew
that were professed atheists were
among them"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
Weak Women Made Strong,
Sick Women Made Well.

TN summed the great work for women which
il accomplished b. Dr. Favorte Prescription
this remedy without parallel Thousands
testimonials patients and from physicians who have tested
in the more aggravated and obstinate
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ering
composed wholly principles extracted from the Of
plants teefned gcene of proper strength
alcohol both extracting these
1T is POWERFUL INvIdoRATING TONIC.
mping strength particular organs feminine
cky who wonout rrundown or dbed
especially who work office schoolroo who sit at the
sewing mahne household burdens Perces
will priceless benefit because of it's heathreso
ing strength giving
AS SOOTHING AND STRENGTHENING NERvINE,
invaluable aang and subduins
excab tabi exhaustion nervous proaon
commonly attendant functional and disease OF
distinctly feminine induces refreshing sleep and relieves mental
anxiety and despondency.
CURES OBSTINATE CASES.
Prescription" positive complicated obs
of ucoea flowing painful periods unnatural
Irregularities proapsus falling the pelvic weak back
congestion liberation the inflammation and
the ovaries and kindred ailments.
FREE CONSULTATION.
invitation by every
this consultation
Every carefully
and edy confidential Address Dr. R. Piee Buffalo, N.Y.
THE BADGE OF HONESTY
Each hottie of the above medicine bears badge of honesty
the full list of ingredients composing p1a" English This frank
publicity this medicine class all by seH It cannot be
medicine for it nehering of knoc
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HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
health and happiness the general theme of Dr. Peoe
hygiene
containing than 700 illustrations
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
"DEM INjINS Ill KETCH NE"
Negro From Louisiana Makes This Re-
ply When Arrested for Carry
Ina Concealed Weapons

e. l.. Switzerland, a negro, arrived
in Los Angeles last night from Louis
lana. He had heard that the Indians
frequently invaded this city, so he
brought with him two revolvers and
200 rounds of ammunition.
When he stepped from the train at
the Arcade station two detectives ar
rested him. He was surprised. "Whah
day don't allow man to protect him
self here" he explained to the desk
sergeant of the central station, when
told that he was charged with carry
ing concealed weapons. Dem Injuns
might cotch me-" He was assured
that there were no bad Indians within
some miles.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
Rink Proceeds Donated

The proceeds of Morley's Grand ave-
nue. skating rink will at the opening
Monday night be devoted to San Fran
cisco relief work 1t being the formal
opening an unusually large attendance
is looked for and tile occasion will
swell the receipts.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
rheumatic Pains relieved

The quick relief from rheumatic pains
afforded by Chamberlain's Pain Balm
has surprised and delighted thousands
of sufferers. 1t makes rest and sleep
possible. A great many have been per-
manently cured of rheumatism by the
use of this liniment. For sale by all
druggists.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
Benefit for Sufferers

1.-THE Old Mission Homestead" will
be given at Turner hall on May
under AL c. Hartmann's direction. The
receipts are for earthquake sufferers.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
POLICE SEEK RELATIVES
OF HARVARD PROFESSOR
MUENTER's MOTHER AND SISTER
MAY BE HERE
Lacking Detailed Description of the
Suspected Murderer, Detectives
Are Handicapped, But Are Rum
ming Down All clews

: CAMBRIDGE. Mass. April 29.--
1t was learned that Eich Muenter,
4 the Harvard Instructor wanted in
|. connection with the mysterious
. death of his wife, visited his
|. mother in Monrovia, Cal, shortly
after he left Chicago, April 20.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-04-30
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.

live in health and happiness the general theme of Dr. Perces
Medical Adviser This medicine
than illustrations
mailing
the
ddressDr V. Pierce. Buffalo N Y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03
0emmiemaaen.

Die Chicago, Miltpaufee & ct.
Baul : 9abn bot elm ipe3ielles Stu.
blum betreffs Nagen fir Sanoba.
bltng berlhieoener 2ebensmitteI ees
madt, inter oenen eigens eonitruirte
@emiiietpagen pbenan iteben. Die
.Milpaufee" lit bie einaige 8abn
tpeltlif borr Chicago, Die bieie ipe.
SieGe s(usitattunss .alaiie fat. 9ieie
@agen iino 10 popular ~eetporben
bab Die eenannte 8abn es fir rotbis
beiunben bot, Die 3abI oieier @asen
bon 3eit al 3eit al nermebren, uns
oieieIbe bat nun fiinfbunosrt FOLDER
Wagen IN 9ienIt.
9ieie @agen baben einen giibif.
inbalt bon $4,000 Hfunb; naf
gubiffuB, 22,061. SeIbe iinS ION.
itruirt gerooe pie grfriifunes.
ipagen nit altsnabme, SoB Tie feline
@isfiibler nod Ga1tbiiren, nod Ib.
.flubrobren baben, pelhe bieielben
10 SroItiifer tpie muir moglih
MAIDEN, in Der 9sbanoluns Der DE.
miiie ipGbreno ser Serbit- unb @e.
miles onate, 10, baB hieielben 81.
mile BEL elmer @6lte Son 10 @ra6
if)iisen. Sic itn6 Bel aartoffel.
ttnb &obl Werienberrt IN Wahfrage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03
Imd) mnter Dem Mrbeiterfittel
idl1at mand' eoles Sers.

SSn einem SSabriforte fam ein
inter ieinen 4ameraoen beliebter
Mrbeiter, Namets German, nod
INSTRUMENTATION aranfbeit gum
Sterber. Gr bot Dor Dem Sooe
einen Mitarbeiter, feline feline Snbe,
iobulb er geitorben lei, 5u perfaufen
ltilo Del, GrloS boppn ieiner bo6be-
tagten Mutter, Die fern BON linn
mobnte uno reselmdBig bon inn
llnterltiisnng erhielt, isusen sn
moacn. 3ugleih flagte Der Ster.
benoe inter SDrGnei, baB leine alte
Mutter nad ieinem CODE groBe
Notb leioen ipiiroe. oa er ibr ni6tS
mebr ienben Tonne. Sein @amerab
troitete i'm oamit, BOB er ltno art-
bere Nrbeiter Die alte 6ra,t meiter
unterltiisen ipolten. German itarb
oarauf riibig nnb %gottergeben. Sier
aameraoen, Mehanifer, perabrebe-
ten iid, Die alte Srau meiter 81
nnterltiisen. Sic legten ieSen
Monat 10 piel 3ulammen, als Ger.
man ieiner Miitter ST. ienoen
pile9te, nnb lie lieBen sic olte Srau
in Dem @laitben, bas @elo fomme
bon ibrem Sobne, Der lie pegen
ibres boben sllters Die bittere Nad.
ridt bon Dem CODE hires Sobnes
po~rentbalten battcn. 90 baben tie
ibr 2iebesmerf inn Stiaen fortgeiest,
iuto crit beim Sobe Der olten Srail
lit Die aunbe bapon in Die Seffent-
lidfeit %georungen.
Sas lit nabrbaft MdhIten- lutb
G%briitenliebe I'M Mrbeiterfittel, Die
bel @ott, benz @ergelter jeber guteit
Sbat, gefpiB boppelt ipieet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03


SD fonnt Sbne nod sebn Spalte
lfreibe IN spolf Stunoe lang per-
sable bitn Dem frdii SpItemtm, 100
lie allneil in Die Sflule baiprpe, Bios
Jog Sd Mir: @as is Der Subs, iif)
sc drgern? Mei Sinner batptpe. es
8ott lei 0artf nit notbig, mas &c
lerne, neil Die bod emol Eromi.
nente ipern. Simmer for Sinner
nitn arine 2eit, mo ipGter ibr 9ebe
made miiiie bel Serfor 5e idaffe,
is es bart, mann iie lid, in Der
Shul 10 biel Sabr PLACE miiiIe, NIT.
aus mas &c lerne, Bios pege benz
neie Siitemm.
Gems is nGmli6 BET Dem neie
Siitemm Gbiolutli sarj ihubr:
@ann lie eraits fimme (aus Der
SduD, iein iie nod piel biimmer
als tpie mann lie enet gefimme iein.
Sbne bes HdmIihe piinidleno
Wours
Sobn &itid, esq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03
9as Concert Inn Srrenbans.

Der beribmte @eiger aubsIif en-.
51blt folgenoe g%rfabruns:
SD fpitrbe einnaI einseloSen,
Dor ben SniaiIen zines Srrenoipls
5a ipielen. Ser leitenbe Mrst mar
elm Sreiinb bon mir unb Ser Gin.
iiht, oaB quite Whiiif seiitig ge.
ltorte 8erionen tpitneeriam bsrrbi.
se. SD begleitete i'm aIio nan Der
slnitalt unb er bat mid, ettpas Grob.
libes ober 2nitiges au fpielen.
SD tbeilte feline sfniibt niht,
glaubte aber, er miiiie better Be-
ifeio tpilien itne lpielte cine ilopi.
ide 2ansmelobie. Die Srrfinnieen,
pelhe oi,f beionSers anfseiteaten
Stiiblen rings Inn bas Sodium Ia.
Sen, auf benz i6 ipielte, nabmen
Elm 10 titles rn6 i6meisen6es Sn-
~tereiie, mie man es iib BON einem
Bubilfrm MIR miinlhen fam. 4Is
i1 aber Die @eiee BON Der Sdulter
nabm II. NIT elmer @%erbelisilng ben
Sibelbosen idpenfte, iprans cine
biibide iunse Dame auf unb nidte
mir freunblih at.
n@erlamst iie elm 0a capo?"
fragte id ben 9oftor.
gbe er nod Die Srage ite1en
fonnte, REF bic iunee GAME: YSt
es an @lauben, baB ih bier einse-
iperrt bin nnb oab bieier Wenif)
fret in Der @elt beriimldufta"
rMltn, ibr mar oos fpobl ai Der.
geben", ldloB aubelif, pober IN Ell.
mem Srrenbauie ipiele i6 tros6em
ME mie6er."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03
Die alten WGnner nnb Jrancn
icgnen tin ipirflidj!

Sauienbe bon Ierionen fommen
ODER ihiden iebes Sabr an Or. @pe
Inn feline baliamierten Dele, Inn iih
bon 3rebs ober onoeren tiidiiden
Gebrehen at beilen. Son Oieien
iino ieDr piele alte 2ellte, Die iieb5ig
bis %einbunbert Sabre s1blen uto
megen ibres sllters ODER Der gnt.
ferniing, Inn Die Seilmetbobe an
Sauie, ihifen. gs miro gratis
clip Bud geihift, welhes mittbeilt,
mas ielbiee au iaeen baben. Mon
obreiiire: Or. 8pe, Sraiper iii,
&dnias Gitp, $40. (@enn nidt
bebaftet, 10 ihneioen sic 9ieies aus
uno ienben es einem 2eioenoen.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03
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y o Ill t I II n m''.

elm glit onrd Die SeeIe oes gaters,
iino er beiteate nidt, ipie en- beabs
lidtigt bette, elm @las gier, ion-
bern er iastc: sd bite Inn elm
@las @aiier ooer Inn etpas Sbit.
iaftl" er beSadte iebr mobl, baB
cine moere 8abl, pie in 10 pieIen
Taaen Dem 5obne Der erite S6ritt
5ilm @~lfofoleleno bate iein fonmen.
@O6ten bod ale Gltern Bel Gbnli.
diem @elegenbeiten beoenfen bob
iie einmal &e6enidoit iiber ibrer
ainoer @obl nne gsebe ab5ugeben
babem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03
Die sdlanse ais sHdlsenoiiin.

Sn Der englilhen Srolien5eitung
n@entleuoman" er5dblte cine Dame,
Die laneere 3eit in Snbien gelebt,
foIsenoen acknowledgements gor-
gang: nSn einem Sdushen in Der
I6be aB elm fleiner inbiider Srnse
auf Der Seranoa tdglih feline in
Mil6 ~eingepeidte Semmel. CT
i6ien mie INNER pergniist unO
p~lalloerte nit iid) ielbit. @ls i6
nGber fam, iab ib 81 meinem SGre-
den, baB cine 8obrai6lanee aus
ieinem Wapfe fraB uno oaB er Dem
Sbiere NIT benz 9offel ianit ailf Den
aopf ifliig, inoem er ldhelnb iogte:
o9obberi 9obberi! Qtngeiogen,
%unscaogenD Die Sdlanee Iieb
lid nidt itoren unb fraB rubis tpei.
ter, ino frob na6oem iie iif se.
idttigt batte, ms nabe @ebiiih. Sd
mar pGbreno al Ser Belt mie ee.
lGbmt, bate mid aber aud faum
bon Der Stene riibren fonnen, bo
ieoe 9%epesuns Die Sdlanee peran.
laBt baben miirbe, ben Siinsen nit
ibrem giftisen 9iiie an tobten. Crit
oils oas Sbier fort mar, bolte id
einiee Manner berbei, Die ibm nafp.
~itOberten inb es balo barouf i'm
@ebiiih erihlusen. Oils bas &ino
Sapon Borte. meinte es bitterlid nno
iagte, Dob Die Sdlanse ieit mebre.
rem Sagen iih on ieoem Morsen
e~insehinben uno linn benin 1erseb.
rem Der Milb sebolfen babe"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03
Sin iittlidcs &cids- 0einmbbeitsamt

Sn Geutidlano bridt iih BEL Ben
Giniidtigeren aegenndrti9 Die
lleber5ellgmng Sabn, onB es an Der
3eit lei, Dem S6mus IN Bib uno
@ort 5u begegnen, Der ii6 briiben
INNER breiter maht. SefterS oils
friiber reject man iest elmer Ser
Sein5e altd] in ielen 9reiien OaS
@ort, Die lie BET ibrem erlten CIR
i1sinen i'm Se,ttiden Mei6stag nit
tobtmafen balfen. Ger Niif nad
elmer Ibmebr Der triiben Shmut.
ipellen, Die iih aus Den groSen
StGoten IN bic beuti6en 2anoifof.
ten ereieBen, min nidt mebr sur
Hube fommen, uno oas lit begreif.
lid, idreibt 8obert Safe IN einem
ser Sein5e bethlehem Iuflase,
Den Die befnnnte 8erliner @ohens
idrift v9ie @~egentpart" iiingit per-
0ffentlihte.
Der Ierfaiier Safe oenft iih Die
Safe folgenoermaBen:
Ser Neid)stag bate cine beions
bere Gonmiiiion su tpablen. Cine
Mrt iittliben Observation-Disclosures.
@ier5ebn Mitelieber, naf Dem Cab
l%ennerbdltniB Der Earteien, linb ba.
az fonnen etpa apei 8ertreter Der
2iteratur Siltorifer, jest gum Sci.
ipiel Brof. Grid Sdmiot nno Der
Batter 8anmgartne awei
@ertreter Ger bel,tiden InbliciItif,
etpa Ser6inanb slpenarirls unb
Jrie Mautbner, 5pei Sidter, etipa
Setlep bon 2iliencron nnb Sans.
JACOB ODER Srenlien, utO enolib
smei @ertreter Der 9unit pie @e-
beimratb 8ooe nno Sans Sboma
poer Sran5 Stud. BUR @eldafts.
fiibrung ipdre cine sln5abl etats-
maBig 81 beioloeter SilfsiefretGre
anSnglieoern. Mit iold elmer Sll-
lanmeniesung fonnten nun mobl
aQe Earteien 5ufrieoen iein, uno es
ipGre pobl nit ibr cine @cp1br ae.
geber, baB Die Sntereiien Der ma6.
rem &lmitfreibeit ebenio geipabrt
slieben lpie Die Sntereiien zines ailf-
riftisen Shuses geeen Die @e.
i6aftslngttlihfeit. 2iliencrpn srm
8eiipiel bat bod ihon einmal ais
Sahperitdnoieer in bem Troselie ge.
gen Den @rafen 9auoiiiin, oen Ser.
faiier Der miberlifen ,@rltflaiiiaen
Meni6en", Die 9erufsbeser rno De.
mofraten bitter enttGuidt nnb oar-
getban, Dab ieber efte Yoet pie
jeher 8elebrte in iid Die SGbigfeit
babe, sipii6en mabrer &unlt nn6
Smiihen Ser 8eiGaftsipefulation
gemeiner Snitinfte 81 unteri6eioen.
Sine oerartise GOmmiiiiom f6nntc
uln Dicllcidt Sas Mcdjt er6altcn,
Die pom ibr ais nniittlid) pber als
ldaolid a%nseiebenen 3~eitidriften,
Builder MnO &nnirmerfe 5u nnterorii.
den nnS Der StaatsanWaltidait snr
tSe1trafnng an iberweiien. Suriitii6
mare lpobl nod cin betrddtlideS
Stud Arbeit 81 leiiten sur lodge
mGBen Iusarbeituna oieier sllrr.
9irla. Nbcr bon ioldcr Mrbeit lpG.
rem ipobl and @ortbcilc 81 erboifisn
fiir Sic 8einnSbcit n~nieres @plfes."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03

Bobltc Sdools IN
Sietld]ers III be nei-
mobiihe @eg, Die
Sinner aus &c lerne,
mo aipper III Sdct
brauf enans lduft,
Dab lie iiiutuerbaupt
mir lerne.
Wir is es ia
@oriht bann bel
Weine Simmer, SD
ineen bel Meine
gnfelfinner, is Des
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Ges @aters SeiIpiel.

Gin Batter mo ieiu iiiugerer
Sobn iparen in iroblider @eiell.
ihait. gls leBtercr gcirogt muroe,
mas er trinfeu wolle, ermiberte err:
Sd trinfe, mas mein 8ater trinftl"
Ger @eonnfe on ieine &erantport-
lihfeit iubr bel bieien @orten pie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03

Ser ridtise Weg einen Su.
item au bebanoeln lit ioiort Or.
guauit 86nis's Samburser 9ruit.
thee 5u sebrauhen. luelder Den &eia
hilbert uno aui bicie @eiie Den SUI.
item furirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03
So9m &itid, Gsa., iiber sic ueit.
mobilize 9inOerer5iebnmg.
WtiIter G6iteri !.

goiter,
Sein Sic emol 10 gut, Miiter
eoiter, III lage Sic Wir gefdGigit
III pom plies: Sein Sd, perriidt
ooer lein es Die Innere? gs is
bios, neil Sd) es germ ipiiIe moft.
gtGmli6 lpeae golfnfGiden I'm
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nb hcr @orithlna praftiih aug.

iiibrbar, lei babinseitellt. Iber
oaB elm iolder @orihlug beute III
elmer onseiebenen 9erliner 8od)en-
itriit gemadt miro, labt oas Bette
hoffeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-03

Spri1 nSa" unb .gtein", uno 6reIF
mo oeutle niht;
@as III 6eridteit, iasc ftr5 unS
ldlidt,
@os Oh seIoteit, lei Dir bodita
Yiliht,
Gein @ort lei beilis. b'rim per.
ldipeno' es nidtj