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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18
CAPTAIN B. R. RUSSELL DEAD
Oldest Fireman Probably in the
Whole South.
Had Done Long n Valiant Service
With the Department in This City.
Lacked Only Three Days OF icing
20 Years Oid-Tuneral VIII be This
Afternoon.

Captain Benjamin r. Russell passed
away at his home on Magnolia avenue
in this city yesterday morning at 4:45
O'Clock, after an illness extending
over several months. The funeral viii
be held this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock
and will be conducted by Rev. T. D.
Hale, pastor of the First Baptist
church, Of which the deceased was a
member, and interment will be with
Masonic honOrs in Bellevue cemetery.
The fire department will attend the
crate veterans Of this city. Yester-
day the flags over the various fire
houses, were placed at half mast in
respect to the memory Of the de-
ceased.
The %pall-bearers at the funreal will
be:
Honorary: Alderman Rathjen,
chairman Of the fire committee Of
the city, Chief Schnibben OF the fire
department and Mr.. James w. Mon
roe
Active: Mayor A. NJ. Waddell, Aid
erman R. w. Price, Captain w. P.
Oldham, Captain E. G. Parmele, and
Firemen P. NJ. Flick and John Mohr.
At the time of his death Captain
Russell was the oldest fireman in
North Carolina and probably in point
of service was the Oldest in the south.
He joined the volunteer fire depart
| ment in the later seventies and has
been continuously in it's service
since hat time, both in the volunteer
and paid departments. Just a few
| months ago he was transferred from
Engine Company No. 1 to take charge
| Of the fire boat Atlantic" He had
a record for daring and faithfulness
to duty that any man might we'll be
| proud Of.
| Captain Russell had reached near
ly the three score years and ten al
! lotted to man, having been born De-
cember 18th, 1886, lacking only three
days OF being 70 years old. Shortly
after the war he married and his ageC
widow survives to mOurn her loss
There are also one daughter, Mrs. D
M. Holland of Columbia; two sons
Messrs NJ. d. Russell of Lynchurg
and J.. H. Russell of this city, a half
sister, Mrs. Emma Clark Of Mans
field, N. c., and a h~alf-brother, H. G.
Russell of JonesbOro.
At the out break of the civil war
the deceased Joined the Fayetteville
Light Infantry and he took part il
several notable engagements He left
the army, with honor, to enter the
Confederate nav and he served or
! boats leaving this port.
He always thought lovingly of the
lost cause and was an ardent mem.
Der Of Cape Fear camp, U. c. V. He
| had also joined the order of MaSOns
! and he belonged to Wilmington lodge
| No. 319.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18
TWO ARRIVALS IN PORT.
\ British Steamer and a Norwegian
Bark Came for CargOes-IWO
SchOoners Cleared.

The British steamer Corsemore, 2,.3O
tons. Captain Walker, arrived, light,
from Baltimore and has taken a berth
at the Sprunt wharves where she will
be, loaded with cotton.
The Norwegian barque Linnea, 5e5
tons, Captain Teljesen, has arrived in
port from Martinique. She will take
on a cargo of naval stores from Pat
terson, Downing and Co.
The schooner Bayard Hopkins was
cleared yesterday by c. D. Mahitt, light,
for Georgetown.
The schooner Lavania NJ. Snow, Cap
tain Wingield, has cleared for Porto
Plata, with a cargo of 275, 900 feet of
lumber consigned by the Chadhourn
Sash, Door & Lumber Co.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18

William Jacobs, d West Indian ne
gro, was yesterday sent to the roads
by Mayor Waddell for a period Of so
days, on the charge of an assault.
The arrest and conviction Of the
negro followed an unprovoked and
disturbing scene enacted in the bust
ness Offices Of the firm Of Alex. Sprunt
&c Son, early on Friday evening, on
MIR. George Johnson, n Of the en-
ployes of that firm, who by his nerve
and bravery put a quick stop to the
bluff of the negro.
Earlier in the day, about noon,
Jacobs called on the British vice
CONSUL in this city, Mr.. James Sprunt,
and asked aid, making certain repre-
sensations that were not borne out by
documents in his possession. Certain
help was given the man n way and
he left apparently contented. Friday
night, during supper hour he agion
appeared at Sprunt Offices and inso-
lently demanded of Mr.. Johnson, the
only gentleman in the office, the
privilege Of seeing the consul. tie
was old that that official was moi
in the building. He then advanced
around the rail in the office, toward
Mr.. Johnson, with his right hand in
his rear pocket, in a threatening at,
titude, repeating his demand that he
be allowed to see the consul. Mr.
johnson gave him the same answer
that Mr. Snr1INt Was NOT in the NfHHa
~whereupon, the negro, with vile and
abusive epeitf1ets made for Mr.. Jhon-
son, who met his assault with vigo1
and knocked his assailant down.. A
second attack was met in the same
fearless manner and the man was
then forcibly elected from the build
ing.
There were no further developments
until yesterday morning when Jacobs
again appeared at the Office and ask
ed to see the consul. He was held I'M
til the arrival of a policeman, and he
the charge Of assault o out
against him. with the result above
mentioned.
The negro left the court room it is
said, vOwing vengeance on Mr.. John
SUI, WHEN Ills IefM OL SeuleLCe udS
expired. He is described as being OF
slight, but stocky build, and having
the face of a brute.
The action of Mr. Johnson has met
with words of praise, not alone from
his employers. but from all who have
heard of the affair. At the time of the
assault, the vault doors in the office
were open, and it is thought probable
that the negro's attempt was to COM
nit robbery.
The Messrs. Sprunt are greatly agi-
tated over the matter and they were
determined in their purpose to punish
the man to the full extent of the law
The case is an unusual one and on
account Of the peculiar circumstances
surrounding the whole affair it has
excited a great deal of comment in
the CITY.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18
L BOY INJURED.
Rufus Watts has Fingers Of Right
Hand Sc Badly Crushed That AInpu-
..tatiOn is Necessary.

A sad accident occurred yesterday
morning early at the Delgado cotton,
mills, as the result of which one Of The
young boy operatives had to have all
the fingers on his right hand amputat-
ed, they having been so badly crushed
in the carding machine that this was
necessary.
The young boy injured is Rufus
Watts and he lives with his parents
in the mill village. He is about IA
years Of age.
He was at his regular work at the
carding machine, when in some unac-
COuntable way his hand got caught and
was severely crushed. The boy was
brought at n C to the James Walker
Memorial hospital, where the operation
was performed.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18
ca Tso r
gsa,z TIA 1Its Kind You F2ye aisaPS 5oggf,
/ s-r-.&zrggErs
I Of LG-EZ1|1<
Mr.. Platte Davis to 60 to .Ar;esia..

Mr.. Platte Davis to 90 to .ArteSia..
Mr.. Platte w. Davis will leave toner
row afternoon for Artesia, the town
recently opened up by the Carolina
Trucking Development Company, and
which is being settled by immigrants
from the western states, II for the
present he will reside there, having
charge of the company's interests at
that point.
Artesia is about 40 miles from Viii
mington, in Columbus county on the
w. c.. & A. railroad, and is in the midst
of one of the finest trucking sections
in the world.
The site for the town has been laid
off, several lots sold, and other devel-
Opments started.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18
MISS KNIGHT WINS
Gets Prize in the Eagles
Contest.
FOR MOST POPULAR LADY
Handsome Diamond Ring Awarded
After Exciting Contest.

Only Four Young Ladies Were in the
Race at the Finish-Mayorality Con-
test Will be Continued Through An
other Weck-Ea9ies Feel Gratiid ut
the Attendance Oh the Shows Last
Week.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18

After a strenuous and exciting con
test that has been in progress for sew
erai weeks, and the outcome of which
has been eagerly awaited with increas-
ing interest by large numbers OF the
supporters Of the various candidates,
Miss Lillian knight was declared last
night to be the winner of the prize, 4
handsome diamond ring. offered for the
most popular young lady in the city.
When the contest first started there
were several other entries, but these
have gradually withdrawn until The
four named below were the only ones
left in the rae
Voting boxes have been placed ut
several prominent places in the city
during the past few weeks and from
the very first great interest was man
ifested in this contest. An exciting
close occurred in the carnival grounds
last night, when for n hour there
was popular voting for the different
young ladies. At the conclusion of all
the voting, and after the count Of the
ballots, Miss knight was declared the
winner by a majority of more than
5000. She will be given the ring with
the compliments of the Eagles. The
,rot0 ct0ol nc. fOi1ouyc.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18
Smith,

smith kknpfl1ef.
The following wedding invitations
were issued during the past week to
friends in the city:
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burkhimer
request the honor Of your presence
at the marriage of their
daughter
Lucy Huston
to
Mr.. Walton G. Smith
on the afternoon of Tuesday the 25th
Of December, ninteen hundred
and six
at three o'clock
Grace Methodist Church
. Wilmington, North Carolina
At home after January first, 127
West Oglethorpe Avenue, Savannah,
Georgia.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18

Picked uD in Unconscious Condition
and Taken to Hospital.
George Lewis, a young negro, was
picked UP on Friday night near the
Fourth street bridge in an unconscious
condition and taken to the James
Walker Memorial hospital. 1t was
found that the mar had a bad bruise
on the side of his head. After he re-
gained consciousness, Lewis said he
had been drinking heavily and didn't
know whether he had been attacked
by some or had fallen and hit his
head against some object that made
the bruise. The negro got alright yes
terday and left the hospital.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18
William Jacobs, a West In
diaa, Sentenced.
IN THE MAYORS COURT
Had Made Unprovoked Attack on
Mt. George johnson.

the British Vice Consul-Mr. john
son siet His AssaiTant in a Fearless
Manner and Knocked Him Down
TuIcc-Arrest Occurred Yesterday
and Prosecution was Backed by the
McSSrs. Sprunt.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18

AS has been noted before the contest
t decide who is the most popular
candidate for mayor will continue
throughout the coming week. and the
prize, a fine horse, will be given t. the
one having the highest number of votes
to his credit next Saturday night. At
the close of the count last night all
the candidates were running a close
race, as the following list shows:
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1906-12-18

The Eagles feel very muCh gTatlfled
at the large crowds that have thronged
the carnival grounds during the week.
All Of the shows have been patronizcd
exceedingly we'll and the patrons nave
seemed satisfied with what they saw.
During the coming week, the carnival
will continue, again under the auspices
Of the Eagles, but the location will be
changed. the site for placing OF the
tents being on Castle street, between
Third and Fourth.
The change will be made by tontor-
row night and Il grand opening at the
new grounds will occur at hat time.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

prciie in Belts su nehmcn aepilBt.
lie baben bas Solf bomit in ibre
Reese Su Sieben geprlbt.
Sic fatboliihe TreIic bilSete ocn
Segenltallo eincs fiir5lid ~abaebolte.
men &atbplifencongrelies in Siac.
Eater Gonbe, DER bcfonnte ,Sciuit
mo Son5clreoncr, behanoelte bas
2bema nnb leitetc leinen &ortroa
Ell nit oen @orten oes bud)ieI. @i.
Idols aetteler pom DER Wadt scr
EreIle ulo betonte b~elonbers, baB
ne cine Waiie iei, Ole Ser Seino nibt
lueg5unebmen perma9. Nngenom.
men, eS ipiiroer 3u gleiher 3eit
5ebn Sd]nlen mo 5ebn ,3~eitun9ell
9egrlnoct, mas miro Qeideben2
Gin SonlbeS fommt uno idlieBt Die
Sd)llen, ober an Die i3eitunoen
miro CT nidt al taitcn magcn. @om.
hes bot eincs cages irohlodeno nit.
getbeilt. Dob err 100 Nroansnieocr.
lallungen aeihloiien habc. 8enn
MIR 3otbolifen ober 1900 Sournu.
lc, gut rebigiert mo picl aclelen.
gebabt botten, piirben lie nid,t BON
eombes binpeggeieet morben iein,
ne bdtten cher Gombes uno icine
@enoiien geifiir5t. Sn ben lestcn
30 Sobren, ioste Safer Gou6e. bo.
ben Die Aatbolifen Sronfreids Wils
llonen, ia Sunoerte bon Miaionen
mn d)aritatipe uno reliaioic 3pedc,
Scipitaler. Shuleu, airdeu, Ga.
pellenL 8loiter mo Miiiionen 0e.
lpenoet. Giele @erte peroienen mn.
lere Spmpotbie mo lie hobcn sipei.
feuoS piel @utes seitiitct, 5pei
onoere aber bat MAJ gan3 peraei.
len: Die Bablorsuuiiation uno ole
fatboliide Yreiie.
Der sefeierte Heoner bot oomit
een Nagel ouf Gen aopi o~ctroiicn
linb Den Shleier BON ocn ;3ult6neen
in 6rontreid weaaesoscn. oannit lire
uriod)en e%rfennbor miiroen. WoS
niist es. uem ole autbolifcn from.
ne @erfe itiiten Mno Die idnolihe
Hegieruna nimmt lie ibnen piebcr
iues? SO LANCE oieier 9uitanb be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

item uno 6reimuurer Die Rreiie
luuae ais hurricanes SSnltrumettt bel
ibren Nngriifen anf ole totboliidle
Stride beiliist, mie orh sur Ser.
%breitung unmoraliiher 2ebren.
Gie anti.reliai0ie Yreiie lit pial 3u
iebr iiber Oas 2ano perbreitet, audi
in fatbolilhen Samilien. Der
arieg gegen Die Nelision miro tGs.
lid IN 9eitartifeln, arititen. Godj.
ritten itno b~elonoerS in Den Seuille.
tons ~perfolgt; Die lebteren bilbcn
ole Saupturiafen Der Sergiituna
Der meriabrenen SugeuO beioerlei
@cldled)ts. Die Sabl Der firhen'
ieinOliten Seiiungen lit Sc9ion,
iDre Mililage ilberaus groB.
Shuut man oa9eaen olf Die fa-
tbolilhc Settle. 10 iinoet man, oab.
Sanf Der @leidgiiltisteit bon @eiit.
liffeit mo 2aien, fatbolilhe 9lat.
ter MIR gariS nenige uorbaroen limo,
mo Dab iie einen @iniluB aui sic
ofientlide Meiuns nidt baben.
Die fatboliifen Srgane in YariS
f6mpfen 5ipar mntbia, aber ibre
Suilaec lit red)t nieorig, ibr Gin
iliB nod eerinser. Sic preSiacn
Den @laubenSitarfelL errcidben uber
nidt oie Maiien, Die Der Stdrfrng
beoiirien. .llnipers". ,%erite"
uno ,@aulois" uno Die meiiten an
bern Srgane iino tbei,er, lie mer.
Den bon @ebiloeten aeleleh aber
nift bon MISREPRESENTATION. GAS
gGroir" lit popular uno Nud in Ger
Irbcitcr 9epolferune perbreitet,
oennod) bleibt Die 3abl ieiner 9eier
melt binter ben meifien slbonnenten.
6oblen Der 9lodorgane snriid. Dor
10 Sabren eribienen in Baris ia
Sagesblatter, baopn poren 1856
entlhleoene @esner ieben Gbriiten.
tbnms. Sn Den 10 Sabren onti.rc-
lieioler Irbeit lit bos S~erb1ltnib
nidlt better, ionhen iflefter gcpor.
ben. Der aroBte Sheoen miro pon
ben pnrteiloien ScniotiouS- unb
9onlenarb . Srgancn .Wotin",
nEetit Yariiien" u. /. 10. ouscrittet,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

iiitb Die 3panesiafe Der BE.
iteuernng fir Die reltaionsloien
Srcii9nlen id)on iebr genobnt, saB
es nod 5u feinen geineinlomerl,
rahSriiflifen aonpf bogeeeu ge-
fommen lit. Wersen pir bus Sof)
INNER trasen? @ir furdielt, es
mod1tc einmal eiil gar nif,t i'll fer.
mes @elhletlt uili urls iolgen. mel
dies Ole l%lnterboltung zines boppel-
ten SdullpItents 81 b~eidnuerlidI
iinbct!
3ie inter ifmeren Spiern erhol-
tene Tiarrldmle fam Die Gontur.
ren5 nit Ger .frcien" Staatsiduule
nur 10 longe beiteben, dis iid) Der
geIuIoe opferfreuoiae aathoiijts-
INNS unIerer Safer un0 Der @egen-
mart erbGlt.
Shminoet Ser einnlnl, Damn miro
ein liberaler Geilfenoes @ciGledt Ole
E%furridyuic ldllieBen. Gas per-
bite @ott.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
= Ian bat unier 8rieiter Der.

Ian bot ullier Brieiter Der.
itnglinpft.
-Mon bat %gelogen, menn maj
Den Congregational, sie oariim Elm.
fdmen, Die itattlifc @enebmisung
peripraf.
-Man bot bie Grlciiiri ans
Den Gerihtsi1len binnltsgemorien.
lie Spisel Der Sreimaurcr
perfolgcn Sen Staatsbearten nilf
Shritt mo Sritt, oh er our Melic
gent ooer oltdy MIR ietne Srau Die
lelbe beiuhen ldBt.
- Wan bot gegen ms Elm neues
Winiiterium gebilOct: oas Der 2oge.
,SeBt legt man Salto on ulr.
lere 9ird)en.
Ios lit Su piel,
Wun mad)t ms per: es lit
bios cine observation-disclosures!
@ir miiien mn 5i gut, bnB
Dies Der critic Sd,ritt 5,,r Goniisfn.
ton iii.
Surd baS Neutrality-suspicious.
bot Der Stoot ein iiir Gle Wal Die
Sanb anf Die airhengiiter gelegt,
Inn bicielben sum Gienite Der gr.
men uno aranfen 6lt oeripenoen.
(Irt. ~
9a5il fonrncn nod Ole Eiarr-
boiiier uno Yrieiterlcminore.
Won iprid)t uns bon 8eieb-
mGBigfeit!
User uneers p~erlstt bielelbc,
ais gcraoc Sieicniaen. bic SIR Mus.
filhrlrng cines @eleteS p%orju9ehcn
0ns Hed1t Oorgeben. oei'en IiIsfilbr-
ing nod, nid)t geregelt lit.
Man lagt ms: Gas Oeies iii
frcigebia iiir slae.
@ir traleIl cen oiii5lellen Gil.
gen nid,t mebr.
1robcn nid)t ole Srcimaurer,
alldl binnen &i;r6em Iid) unierer
ueriaiicncn 8~otteab6uier bentad).
ilgen 5u moQcr?
Sie 2ntbolifen merocu Ole
entpeibllug ihrer &ird)eu niht 5ll.
laiien.
los mogen lie iif) merfeu!
ga ielneiie cutbolique."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

lie traufeln sas @ift unbemertt uu'
ter Die 2eler. Sic 3abl ibrer Gb'
nebnier eebt in Die Willionen.
Die Solaen Der rti'driitlihen,
IenlationeIen, prifelnben Settings
lefnire liegen flor 81 Gage. Sn
Sonntoaspreoigten, bie natilrlih iol-
den Selern 5u rufitdnsie iinb, lin.
Bet man MIR nod fletne Iniamm.
lunsen bon Sraiien unb ainoern,
Die Wonner feblen u~ollitansis. Gic
unmiiienbeit in religioier gesiebiur1
lit onrum g%ren5enIos. Iie 8ciitlid)4
felt tat pieliad iebe Siibluns NIT
Dem Solf p~crloren, eS lebt in elmer
GerlaIien6eit, bon Ser man iid) bel
uns faum einen 8egriff mat)t. 8or
einieen SoBren rietb SEQ Der Srei'
Sebntc BEN @eiitlid)en al, hire Ga
frilteien 5u n%erlaiisn uno Sim Soft
81 eeben. 9ie @eiiung mltrbe nm
lebr nnpolfommen befolgt. @if
fonncn Die Maiien erreid]t merbenT
@ie fonnen iie inter Den giniluf
geiunoer Sbeen in iojialer nnb re.
lisioier Siniift gebroft peroen:
gin5ig uno aqein bl,rd) Die Brcile
Seecr Irbeiter. ieber 9oiter lieIt
ieine 3eitung, lie bileet ieine 9lniid'
ten, religioic uro anbcre. Die ne.
ligionsieinbe baben Die gonSe Bolts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
Die fatboliid)cn TreiIc in syranf-
rcidh.

lleber oieie iebr tridtige unb iebr
oftuele Sroge labt iid elm Yariier
@fitarbeiter Der .@ngSburger YoIt-
5eitung" in garls portreiiIider 8ciic
pernsbmen. @enn mir, 10 id)reibi
er, Den llriahen nadbseben, pelhe
Die fatbolilde Stride Sronfreihs
anf ihren seseniuartisen niebrisen
Stanb gebradt baben e5 limo
beren nift menigc finoen mir,
ooS zines Der Souptmotiee Die Ser
nad)loiiiguna lit, Die GleruS uno
Soien Der Treiie oils @afie Der re.
-lieiolen Yertbeibigung 3it tbeil iper-
ben laIien. Inter ,Yreiic" Der
ltebt man aagsmeir 3eitiingen unh
bic Moft herielben i'm @uten mie
inn goicn lit umnbmdabor. Sn
Tranfreih b%eionbers babcn sltbei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17
Die &odseit oes &0uia gllipms

Ioq ME engIiihe @orreiponbenteu
aus Waorio beridten, nit gan5
GuBeror0eNilid)cr EraGtentiolturg
aefeiert neroen, nie lie faum ie bel
elmer foniglid)cn SodBeit oufgebotelt
mnroe. Ser ju9enolid,e &onig
iibcrlunht bie umfoiicnoen 8orbe.
rcitrngcn iclbit, uito err tiilnmert
lid aud INN GinSclbeitsn. mie ole
SnItanbietung Der hiitoriidelt
Stadtsfutidlen, Die id)on lett
Sangcm nidlt niehr i'm 8sbralld &C.
iueIen iino. Sm Gansen lino be.
rcits 81 Grahtpaaen fertiageIteat,
mo Ser aonig boiit. DAB bis 81
leinein So~dJseitstage rif)t peniger
OILS oier5ia 6ereit iein merOcn.
@crobc ole SammIung bon @olu-
lpagell am ipaniifen Sofc iibertriift
al @ertb mo Grod)t ole iebes oll-
oeren &onigbofes. >Seoer ipaniiGe
2onig bat perlud)t. feline @orgGnger
I'M gol nelter uno INNER prdfti-
gerer Sutld)eu 81 ~iibcrbieten, lnb
10 lit es notiirlih. bnB lid in oieiem
foniglihen &asenporf einioc bon
nnBeroroentliher 9%oitbnrfeit beiill.
Den. Inn mn Elm 8eiipiel an5ll.
filbren, 10 miro Der @ertb Der
vconfa" -8ltide, Die garS nit
ShilOplatt beoedt lit, nuf 100000
ge'datt. llnb ME DER 3onig, ID
boben audi nielc ipaniihe @ronSer
alte Somiliermngen bon boditem
@ertb. Die III Dem Sod5eitspiaC
tabren lollen; man ertpnrtet oahcr
Dab DER 3ua nit oieien prGGtiaer
&oroiien an Srad)t ieilesgleidel
lliflt bobcn miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

Siele Sabre iino 0abinaegangen,
ipurlos p~eriloiien, tpie Waiiartrop-
fen i'm Weerel Griu5 IQoin III
elm miloer erniter Wann unb lett
benz CODE ieutes Snters Ger Shirt
ieines grbiises eeiporoeil. er III
nroermGblt g~eblie6en; iein Saar
tit bereits ergraut nIb iein @elelI
BON eiuer traurig ianften Sreunb.
litfeit beberi1t. SGgli6 beilidlt
er Dos @eoeins . Shlob, oas eill
iegensrinsenbes Sails senoroen, III
Dem iiede 4ranfe uno einige blul-
bert I~aiientinber Sbbad uio
Iileee finSen. Die gnltalt lit meit
ilno brett beriibmt surh Die muitcr-
bofte SrOnuns unb itrenae @otteS-
furft, Die Der seitige Sorsercr uno
Sciter, Shirt Ianin, 6arii, Dalten
lGBt.
ueber DEM uralten S~borboaen be.
finoet iid) nod Der eberne @apen.
idilo nit bem 2omenfppi; er itrablt
reiner benn lie. Gen Sleden Der
ibm cine Seitlang anbaftete, bat
Ghrentrauts SerSbliit abgepaiden.
Sersberg lebt nod; er lit olt uno
aebredlib, lein Saar iilbermeiS.
Gr bat ME pieoer bon elmer ShuIo
fer @eboing.SSrau aeiprohen, nie
mieoer Ben Namen Sarlinees err.
'rdbnt, bic Sdulb lit nit Dem Sooc
res lesten @eSoins.ainoes ausge.
alifer.
Nm einem beitimmten Gage i'm
CONNER laBt er iih binaufiiibren
eur SiirItensruit, in Der @bren.
traut, all Der Seite Ses alien Sin.
item Garolafb, inn apigen Shlaie
rubt; er leet einpu iriiaeu 2orbeer-
FRANC auf ben Sarfopbog uuo betet
itunbenlans an Ger Stcqe. Nad)-
hem er iid} entiernt, tommt cine se-
beugte, sanB in ShparS getleibete
Trau. lie 3Gblt taum iedl3ig Sabre.
ober lie liebt iebr alt aus rro iii
cine Gbrfurdlt ioroern0e @reiitn
nit ihneeweiBem Soar. @s iii
ole @eooine . Srau, Die IN itren'
scr SilBc ihr 9eben perbringt.
g8iu; Onrlinae uno ser olte
Ebriiiopb innS balb nod g6ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-17

itebt, tbun ite gut baron, Ole Wiil-
lionen fiir 3wefe n%us5ueeben, Die
o%auerbuiter, niielider uno iiberer
limb. SolfSblGtter io1cn lie grim.
Den une in moglifIt breiten Golfs.
maiien pcrbreiten, oamit belien lie
Der Stride unb iid) ielbit augcnblid.
lid ON bciten. Gus gilt aud) fiir
ollie oubern Gambler.