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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27
Jones will contribute musical numbers

Jones will contribute musical numbers.
DR.. and Mrs. William E. Leonard
gave their last postnuptiar Friday at
their home on Grand avenue. Gladioli
and lilies Of the valley furnished a
charming decoration thru the rooms
Miss Leonard and the Misses Elsie and
Miriam Leonard assisted informally.
DR.. and Mrs. Leonard have been receiv-
ing Fridays in May and Mrs. Leonard
will continue to have that for her day
at home.
Miss Edwidge Dalcour, whose mar
riage to Edward A. Belanger will take
place the last of June, was the guest
of honor at a granite shower; which
was given Thursday evening by Mrs.
Ernest Dow, 1926 Polk Street NE.
Games were played and Miss Lellie
Quincy won prize in guessing con-
test. Miss Dalcour was presented with
a recipe book by the guests, who had
written their favoriterecipe in the vol
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"Ao was c4oWeT Ulr1 at the Wnomp. W..
ner-Huber Wedding. l,......
for England and will be abroad the
greater part of the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred B. Snyder, John P. Snyder
and Hugh Pye will form party of
Minneapolis tourists who will sail for
Eng land June Z. Mr.. and Mrs. S. A.
Harris, Miss Katharine Harris and Il.
S. Harris have taken passage for Liver
pool, to sail June 7. Miss Marion Gale
will spend the summer abroad and will
sail June II for Devonshire, Eng. Mr..
and Mrs. William Hooker sailed last
Saturday for Paris, and will be in Eu-
rope for several months. LIE Roy Ar
mold has decided to sail for England
June 49, ~
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Clerihew and Miss
Catherine Clerihew win be passengers
on one Of the ocean liners leaving for
London, June 9, and their summer va
cation will be spent abroad. Miss Kate
A. Bell sailed May 10 for Paris. Mr..
and Mrs. George R. Lyman, with their
party OF relatives, DR.. and Mrs. Charles
len, May and Marjorie Lyman and
for Naples. Rev. T. E. Archer arrived
last week in London. Rev. J. D. Fogar-
ty will sail for London June 80. Miss
Jessie Capplin, Miss Reba Merrill, Ray
mond Merrill, and Thomas Barnard
form party of tourists to sail June
9. They will spend the greater part Of
the time in England. Mrs. M. J. Nal
lon and Miss Lillian E. Williams sailed
for London Thursday. DR.. Catherine E.
Putnam, Miss Mary Putnam and Miss
Grace Bartholomew leave for Naples
from New York June 49, Heinrich
Hovel, who is to travel in Italy, Swift
zerland and Germany this summer, will
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27
was assisted by Mrs. Mart Moulton and
Mrs. j. f. Williams.

was assisted by Mrs Mart Moulton and
Mrs. J. +. Williams.
Misses Edith Marshall and Jessie
Tonge were hostesses at a parcel shower
and luncheon in honor of Miss Lillian
noon at the home of Miss Tonge, 1920
Hawthorn avenue. Twelve girl friends
Of the bride had been invited. The
rooms were prettily. decorated with
lilacs and spring blossoms, and the
luncheon table was in pink and white.
In spite. Of the inclement weather
yesterday the Minikahda club was gay
with a large group of club members.
The afternoon golf tournament which
was to have been played on the links
of the Town and Country club between
the two clubs, was, of course, called off,
did not interfere with the pleasures Of
diners and dancers. Music played in
the afternoon, for dinner and for the
informal hop: Memorial day will be
observed with music at the club all
day; there will also be golf in the af-
ternoon and little informal dinner and
supper parties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Heffelfnger
were hosts last evening to a group of
the younger people. Their table had
covers for fourteen. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. Elwood had a party of fourteen. j.
R. Marfeld had group of ten for din
ner, and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Deere
Velie were hosts to a group of ten
also. The usual number Of tables with
covers for four or six were arranged
on the glass verandas.
Mrs. N. E. Jordan and Miss Jordan
| how NOD, oft io,f
Of several months in the south. They
are entertaining Mrs. Joseph McMeely
| of Kentucky. Mrs. McMeely was for
merly Miss Garnet Semple, and hef
home, during her residence in Mime
apolis, was with her aunts, Mrs. Jordan
and with Mrs. A. T. Rand.
Mrs. George H. Partridge and Miss
Partridge are in New York: They went
east to attend the graduating exercises
at Miss Spence's school, where Miss
! Charlntte Pa rtridpe is one of the GRAD
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mound of red blossoms nesting in a
bed of ferns, was in the center of the
table. At the cover of Miss Lane was
a bouquet Of bride roses. At table
with the hostess were the guests Of
honor and Messrs. and Mines. Harry B.
Child, Richard A. Mabey, Ro- Wagner,
Misses Aida Cooley. Queen Arey,
Pansy Ring, Messrs. John Proctor, Hal
Stevens, William A. King and Stuart
Lane.
The marriage of Miss Lane and DR..
Arey will be a charming alfresco at
fair. The summer home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman P. Lane in the upper lake
will make a picturesque setting for
read at 6 o'clock in the presence Of
several hundred friends Of the family.
At Excelsior large steamer will meet
the guests from the city and will con-
vey them to. the Freeman home. DR..
and Mrs. Arey will reside in Excelsior,
where a handsome home is ready for
them.
Mrs. Claude Cotton entertained
home, 1909 Clinton avenue. in honor Of
her sister-in-law, Miss Alice Cotton,
whose marriage to Edwin Houston
takes place June II. Five hundred was
played by about thirty guests and the
flowers. In the parlor the decorations
were carried out with yellow tulips and
lilies, and the candles were pink
shaded. Red carnations and red lights
We're in the den, and in the dining
room a color scheme of purple and
white was carried out with clusters of
fragrant lilac blossoms. Mrs. Cotton
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The graduation recital of MISS Agnes
Hill Saturday evening will have many
pleasant social features, Miss Hill is
a n member Of Of the the Beta Kappa Phi So
rority, SO Of course, all the Beta Kappa
girls are planning to attend the recital,
which will be given in johnson school
auditorium. Since she began her study of
dramatic art with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
M Holt e Miss Hill has appeared IL sha
expects to continue her dramatic work
next year. For her recital program
Miss Hill will give one of the Fiske
monologues, several recitations and
take the leading part in the amusing
assisted by Miss Bessie Nell, Walter
Hale and Rodman Oshier and Misses
Ethel Powers, Ragna Sverdrup, Edna
L. Mathson and Elmer Mendelssohn
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Miss May Cooley entertained at a
handsome dinner last evening at Don
aldson s tea rooms in honor Of Miss
Mabel Lane and DR.. Hugh G. Arey,
whose marriage will take place June 20.
Covers were laid for sixteen and the
dinner was served in the Dutch room.
The decorations were roses. and a great
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27

The enga cement has been announced
of Miss Maybelle Clark to Henry
Pubix. The wedding will take place in
June
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MILL, Has Dceou SSI iOI NCuuCoudY,
June 6, will not have any bridesmaids
nor maid of honor and the briday party
will include only two little ribbon
stretchers, Laura Wallace, the bride s
sister, and Vera Putnam. The wedding
will be an afternoon affair, at 100
clock, and will take place at the Wal
lace home, 27ll Delaware street.
A group Of Minneapolis friends went
to Faribault Wednesday to attend the
wedding of Miss Fannie Berry and DR..
E. Paul Campbell, which took place in
the Congregational church. DR.. Camp
bell is a university man, member of
Delta Epsilon fraternity, and his best
man, DR.. William Braasch, and ushers,
Hope Mccall, B. K. Edwards and Percy
Brush. were members of his fraternity.
Mrs. Bertrand Taylor was her sisters
matron of honor and the bridesmaids
were Misses Dorothy Lloyd. Jean Hutch
inson, Eloise Rogers and Helen Rogers.
The church was decorated with ferns
and apple blossoms and the bridal
couple stood beneath an arch of pink
flowers while the service was read by
Rev. j. H. Albert. Dr. Campbell and
his bride went away for short trip
and they will be at home after June 7
at Merriam Park.
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Mrs. George H. Partridge and Miss
Partridge are in New York. They went
east to attend the graduating exercises
Charlotte Partridge is one Of the grad
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yates. She will come home with Mrs
Partridge for the summer.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27

decorations were prettily carried out
with red roses. Wednesday evening
Miss Mccarthy was the guest of honor
at theater party.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27

4 Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Whited have is
sued invitations for the marriage of
Miss Minnie Madsen and Ralph Golf
Colyer, which will take place Saturday
at S pm. at 800 University avenue Sc.
after Sept. l at 30S State street Sc.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27

| Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Towle an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
| ter, Florence Holmes, to Winfield w.
| Martin. The wedding will take place
! the latter part of June.
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. Mrs Marshall H. Coolidge has issued
invitations for a large reception which
she will give Wednesday afternoon
June 6, from 4 until O'Clock. at he1
: home in KenWOOd.
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that of Miss Rosalie M. Bauman and
William S. Bayley, Jr., which is an
nounced for Tuesday morning, June 5,
when the service will be read in St.
Boniface church. A reception will fol
low at the home of the BRIDES parents,
hMr. and Mrs. Frank Bauman on Silver
Lake road.
/ Miss Edna Wallace, whose marriage
to C. Edward Shepard of Rush City,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
Correspondents aus dem
$tddte WdIbington.

9eno Hegen, Inn cine CUTE grnte all
5ieben, obl6on Quincy oitli6 bonn
Gascaoen.@ebirg liegt, no Der &e-
gen meniger bdltfig porfommt, OILS
meltli6 BON Dem @ebirae Dem
Wteere 81, 100 es iabrli6 nabe5il adt
Monate lang regnet. Ser Breis
Der Sferoe lit eeitieaen: elm bier
Sabre altes Bferb bis LOO Siuno
lflper, foltet bon 500 bis $tOO;
eine quite Wil6fub $40 biz $65.
Die auf Der Sarm notbigen 800
ihinen ituo @asen foiten bier III.
gefahr 20 Bro5ent mebr, OILS in Der
ytabe @bicaso's ODER bon St.
Souis. grennbol5 foitet So bis Sc
Die aorbe. 9umber $12 bis $25
per Sauieno Sub. Die 3%leioungs-
Itiide iteben bier in bemielben
Breiie, wie in ben 0Itlifen Staaten.
@Btpaaren iin0 etnas tbeurer. =
Ger Sarmer fam ii6 bier elm lido.
mes Stiif @elo peroienen, inoem er
S6weine uno Siibner sii6tet, ba
Die Cholera oieiem @ieb nidt AT.
iest. Gas Sntter lit niht ertro
tbeuer uno Sleiid uno Gier BADEN
INNER einen iebr boben Yreis. 9as
alima ipridt ben Siibnern 51 nno
lie legen oas gan5e Sabr binonrf.
Der 8oben bier bat Die Iihen.
iarbe uno iiebt in eines Siefe BON
10 SUB genau 10 aus, mie in ieinen
oberen Sbeilen. Gbemii6e Inter.
in6nngen baben ergeben, baB Der
gooen an Yflan5en : N1hrItoffen
bon feinem onbern goben iibertrof.
fen peroen fam. 9lud an elm
~gusmnben oeiielben lit nift an
benfen, Oa bel gutter 9eorbeituna
Der 9ooen nod before grnten err.
seugt. 9ieie Sbatia6e gilt fir
eas oItlid)e @aibington, mo oieler
gooen beionbers porfommt. 0ieIe
@egeno miro naf etliden Sabren,
penn Der goben in groBerem WaB.
itabe nrbar gemaft iein miro,
aaes 0ageneiene in ge5ug auf
@ei5enernten iibertrefien, nlo ole
Srudtfammer oes 8eltenS 9enannt
iperoen.
Siermit mil id fir oiesmol
ihlieBen. God mill i6 nodmols
Seoem 5uruien, Der iif nad) biai.
gem ertra gutem 2onoe in einem
fatholii6en, oeutiden Excitement
umliebt. baB er feline 3eit berlieren
ioa, nm lid bier an5uiiebeln. 9ieie
@elegenbeit finoet iif niht ieoen
Gag uno 6alo miro es 5u ipGt iein,
oa oas Sanb anfgefauft uno 500
Den Ider losgeiblagen miro.
Iftungspoa 5eihnet
Souis MuellerleiIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

~
Der SitumGiden I'M l1lt not lieil
ipcge Der Monrpe.3 aftrin.
Sdrm borige @oh ben SD gum
Sel5fappe-g iap eeiagt: v9ia" ben
sd geiagt: r9u mlBt euails mad
MlbiheirGs 3u Der Gpnferen5 uls
Wei 9elegdt I'M &ipreientGtifi III
mllBt Wir Hiports idide BEL Mor.
foni.@eier Damn ser Wiiter gbiiet
erpeftet bun Mir, Dob Sd i'm &C.
ppbitet erbnlt."
Ndmlif, Wiiter Gbiter, Sd ber
Die Situpaihen ~geltobieo I'm =
mea, Sd Jag gar mir, Miiter Col
ter, awmer: Sic tpern mas erlebe.
Wtiiter goiter! 9es is Iaes, mas
Sd Jag!
Sd bisfreib Shine ole SituipG.
ld]en am bette in Der polfstbiimlife
art, mie Sd es 81 Die gllbe am
Stammtiid beim Sidaui getban
ben.
~Sbr 8ube", ben Sd geiagt, .oie
lGmmtlihe Eauers, De Tel5fappe.
giap als Nein H~ipreientGtiff in.
Fluff tan5e bel Der Gonieren5 in
Ilbideirds rff eme feueripeienoe
Seiup, no ihun Die 2unte Drum.
ller age5iinbet is I'M ieoe Iaeeblid
fam unner Dem 8rater mitaus
Warnung bes HulperfaB in Die
2uit fliege, mo- Be @eltfrieg in
Brand iteft III, bespeee miiiie Mir
HipreientGtiffs I'm DELIGHTS BORT
bapme, mo Spietihes I'm Woidens
Made I'm biieits nuh nit Dem @e.
ifmaoer I'm nit Der Wonroe-O aftrin
I'm Dem Seobp iein groBe Stede e
Smprei1en ,lff Die Salers mode"
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Guincp, @aib., 5. San. 1906.
Wprthp Mp0nftinnt

8 inc @aib., 5. San. 1906.
@ertbe Gebaftion!
I'm ben pielen Mnfrogen ibrer
mertben 2eier seredt 81 iperben,
mill i6 nod 8eiteres iiber Suincp,
@aibington, in ibrem pertben
9latte peroiientli6en.
@ir iino MIN wirfli1 am 8alten
elmer fatboliiden Stride begriffen,
bier in unierm Settlement. Sob.
Slefenitcin idenfte Der @emeinbe
10 elder Sano geraoe peitlih bon
Ser Goit-Sifice Mlope5, no Die
Stride erri6tet miro. 9ieie Toit-
Office @lone5 liegt 10 Meilen iiio-
lid bon Suincp, mitten i'm fatboli-
ihen settlement.
@ir baben iebt einen bal6en SUB
bod Sdree, mas 10 reht einen
Waibingtoner @inter ausmah !
Die adlte par bieies Sabr nudJ
nibt 12 @rab unter Nua. 9ie
Sarmer iino bereiis fertig ibren
@ei5en mad Der Staot 81 fabren
unb IaIien es ii4 iest gemiitblid
binter Dem Sfen iein. = gs madii
bier elm @eitrauf (Sa9ebruiD 9e-
nannt, welfes iebr sutes 9renn-
material ~lieiert. Seboh 10 Mei-
len meltp1rts lit Sol8lanb unb sort
eiebt es grenn. uno gaubol5 in
Siiae uno SiiQe. Tiele Sarmer
iinb nun mirflih am 9runnen-
Itoben. &ier merOen Die grlrnnen
meiitens eeitoBen uno iino 40 bis
$50 Sub tiet, lie nab Der Gage Der
SteQe, 100 man itoben mill. In
manhen Stelen finbet mar Damn
GueQen unb oas @aiier ipriieelt
berpor, manhmaI bis 81 100 5uB
Sobe. 9ieies @aiier lit bon better
Site unb frei bon Ilfali uno on.
oeren i6Goliden Subitan5en. Gin
Drummer nit Yumpe rno Wino-
miibIe foItet bier BON $50 bis 500,
mas aewobnlih bod ideint, bier
aber in Sinii6t aui oas CUTE,
irudtbare &mo, miro es gering
geidGBt.
Serbeiiertes 2ano finbet mon
bier penig, bo Iae Ole iih bier
aniieoeln ulo 2ano urbor MAIDEN,
lire Seimotb bier %sriinoen. unb
nit benz bieiigen Stonb Der Ser.
bGltniIie 5uiricoen iinb. God siebt
cs bin uno wieoer einen Nmerifa.
ner pber ionit einen Spefulant, Der
2onb anfauit mo es auibrehen
l1bt, nm es bernafl init boppeltem
Yroiit mieber los3uiflaeen. Soldcs
2anb foitet $15 bis $40 ben Ider,
manhmnl aud $25; oasegen robes,
! irneirGulides 2ano bios $40 per
ELDER. @ir baben INNER genii.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
g,.xe,1ba,resr G5nsettepienstap, nem 80. an,,,,nr 1905.
lit Die 2obbubelei beS 5000, OOO,O 900.
ulpertheln" MarihaQ Gielo. GieIo

lit Die 2obbubelei beS 100000, 900
ulpertben" Waribaa 6ielo. Sielr
mar Elm ebrliher @eihaits.
mann unO perbient bafiir gemib
gnerfenming. 9r iuar aiid) Elm
bumaner Irbeitgeber lnno
Cos ioa audi gerii + m t perOen.
Cab man aber Dariiber i'm gum
Sciltgen MAIDEN mia, lit per-
commensurate, oenn ieine @brlif-
felt NOR cine rein ii a ii RI d) c,
Die niGt, boberen, relieio-
len Motipen entiprane. sllld)
fam eS Dem 8olfe i'm Iagemeinen
luenig frommen, Dab man ibm Die
Ni llioncn Dor Mllgen bdlt uno
Dem @elbe in elmer @ciie bull.
oigt, Die nnbeOingt Den &Iaiien.
baB idiiren mllB, oern oas &olf
orgumentirt 10: y@eil er 8elo,
Diel @elo bette, Oesbolb mar er IN
allen Stiiden Elm groBer
90 q II H."
Sub bon siuei bcmtid|en giid6fcn.
Gie neueiten OeutiflGnoiifen
3eitu1gen meloen Den Sob bon
5ipei 9ii6ofen, eines oeutid|en iino
zines oiterreidiiden 9iiapfeil
Sn 9alsen lit Der bofm'ifaE Serr
Ipoitoliife Yifar @uibansfi bon
Sotien g%eltorben. Sim s. HcDem-
Der 1889 eeboren, batte er am %.
september 1860 Die FL. Trielter.
weibe empfangen. Sim IL. So.
mar muroe er gum Sitularbiidof
bon Samos uno Ipoltoliihen Gifar
bon Sadien ernannt. - gr rube in
Srieben!
Sn Slmiis in M6bren itarb am
"a. SeScmber Der bohm'ite SEER
@eibbiihof Sobann @einlid). @e.
bpren 1881, murbe @einlif I'M
Sabre 1853 gum Yrielter gemeibt II.
1889 gum Gomberrn beim Slmiiser
Observation-Disclosures ernannt. gum
9iihof gemeibt murOe er nm 1S.
0e5emlber 1904. @einlif mar
Situlorbiihof bon E%roconneius,
0omproblt, @enernlpifnr nno apo-
itoliider Erotonator. Ct rube
ianft!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
friea9" froot ser anooIiepp mieoer.

fries2" froet Ser anobIiepp wieoer.
"anooliepp", lag Sd, n9u bilt
I'M blelbIt e 4nmeel! Oh tbult'
Gobs Iii Gffeft permehsle I'M nfi.
mire. Oh oenfit Der 8eltfrieg mar
mcgee Der Gonferen5 on. @s is
alpiper umgefebrt. Die Gcnferen5
is mege Dem @eltfrieg ba. l1ff
Der Gonferen5 nero 9lQes fein mie
Silf iein I'M @qeS gebt elatt Dor
iih. I'm es nero mir getalft tpie
Ties III SrieOenslieb I'M 10 Sade.
llff emol eebt Damn zines Gags
Ger Smperer @iaiGm ergenbpo for
iein conitituidenea 8alt ipo5ieren
III es fimme e frentid IN e ingIi-
iGer ambaileter nff i'm 81 I'M iage:
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lout: .9es is e Sniolt" I'M bann
ihaart ii6 0es oeiti6e Solt nm De
Smperer, oorh iipper ohtmalbun.
n%erttauienb 5llft es ifneu I'M lie
mern in 5pan5igtauieno funfelnu-
gelneue Srei9btcarS an Die Srontier
geihippt IN Die i1mmtlide SfneQ-
oampfer bum @orooeiti6e 2lopo
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gepreBt nero, IN gepan5erte Griegs-
9GtteliGipp umgemanoelt I'M oes
oeiti6e Golf fGmpit for feline @bre
lnriipentidJt be Sniolt an ieim SIM.
perer &c @oiier nm sc SanO IN
Gqer @uee blibe bea III Die 2eit-
nants fGmpfe mie ole 2ome I'm Der
S6ulmeilter nimmt Die 9dttels LII
es eebt mieoer ole groBartiglte @en-
onnee borA @ottes Siiaung iii Die
gan5e @elt ireit lid, Dob oes per
fioe 9llbion enOli6 Die Yriigel friegt,
no es peroient I'M Der Snfel Sdm
mero e roI6ing 9iisneB in inbolm-
TEN Sleii6, GolbitorGoif. Gier,
iefenb1noiae Cons, HipolperS, Corn,
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idipps, I'M onnere @eiierGries Of
Self tbrn, pdbrenb oaB Die onnere
Yauers in Siiropp ab9epairt ipern
IN iingelbdnoeb nit enanner. feite
miiIie.
60 fen Sd es ole 9ube erplGbnt.
i'm 10 nero es fimme, MiIter gbi.'
ter. ga bruif Tonne Sic @ift
nenlme.
9ieies miinidt Sbne
Mit HigarbS
OoitrS
Sobn &ith esq,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

vSenf1d)f VII, ne trtege 1lf bel
Der Marotte-G onfren5 beim &rage?"
bot Der anobliepp gefrast.
yanoollepp", ben SD geiagt,
.anooliepp, 3u bit e aameel!
Genfit gu Damn, in Die bobere Si-
plomdttids oa NOR Des mie BEL Cir
oerbeim in gltbapern, no Die
gauernbube beilamme iise IN biid)-
feriru I'M ilff emol I'M 9nlii bes
8'iprdd'S bdngt Gin G @ue' rams
ooer err bot e God i'm &opp ooer
es itreft ibne oes lange Weiier
5piife Die Hippc? Sb mol Sn
9iplomattids geht es slaes nit Ger
sroBte SoleitneB 3n. Gs nero
glaes bios in perltefte @ipielunae
genladt, b0hitcns, baB emol e 9ele-
gdt e 9iBle iarfGitif nero IN for
SnIten5 81 enle ineliihe 9elee1t
idgt: nMir iein an al Cure periioe
Ilbion.Srifs" ober G beitider Sele-
got lagte 81 eine frentih 9elegGt:
.Suft Gid pieQeiht mieoer emol
bes SeG pie ielmiesmal ammo iiip-
me5i6?" Damn floppt Ser Chair
mann uff De Gid I'M iegt: sd
mub Die Serrn bite, 5or Srbnung
&c fimme I'm nit iarfGitid sl tpern."
nSesipege fam es bod feen @nr
gelume?" bot ies Der Seiie.Sames
gefrast.
,Sf courie metz, ben Sd geiagt.
,9es nit IN @ar iperb SD ip1ter
erpl1bne III --"
.@as is es Damn eigentlih %1es
b%eripege9" bot Der 90rre Guetide
Sannes %eigerporfe.
y@ea - mcgee Waroffo!"
,@as is Ser W4tter nit Wa-
roffo?" boppe ieb Der S6ombettiit
I'm Der Sob I'm Der Yiet miiie mole.
rSb" lag SD r8or mir, gor
mir"
.8espege is bann 90 e gonfe.
ren5, nattn mir Der @1tter iS?"
bot Der anoolepp pieber eefragt.
.@ea", Jag Sd, nes is 70: Ma.
roffo oes is 10 e 4auntri, mo iid
nit belle fam, ba baipme ploblif
allofferiooben Die Boiiers Sntereiie
BORT se pabrn I'M Dem Sultan quite
Ibpeis for iei 9eites &c gempe I'm
bann frieee iie, Die Eauers, iiG bes
Settle oriimmer, ner's am bette
meme that nit Den &auntri I'm
nit Dem Sultan lii iie mode Dem
Sultan Greients I'm merle i'm NIT
goufebs I'm nemme ii6 Cares I'm
Soils @innbme als Souoenirs
nit I'M loiie ltltimatums I'm Sc.
i6Ddoer I'm Grippe als Souoenirs
Seriid I'm -"
n@ea, I'm Die @ar, Der 8elt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30

u9enfiht III, Tie frie9e ii6 BEL
Der Warotte-G onfren5 beim &raee?"
bot Der a~nGoliepp gefroat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-30
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