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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28
DOUBLE TRACK PLANNED
Great Western Will Improve Chicago.
Oelwein Line.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service.
Chicago, Mrach 2s.-Provision has
been made for double-tracling the Chi
cagO Great Western road from Chicago
to Oelwein. The work will cost So $780,
OOO. Of this amount 100000 already
has been appropriated by the directors.
but will be pushed in 1907. It will be
OF great economic advantage in the op-
grafton Of the road and will add great
ly to its safety. The road will pur-
chase Immediately 1000 freight cars
of which it is in great need.
Earnings in the last six months, Of
ficials declare, might have been $780,
600 more had the road had these cars
in which to handle freight rendered it.,
but which it had to refuse owing to
lack of equipment. On Dec. 81 last
the road had a surplus of $1,079, 1899,
after providing for dividends.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28
HARTMAN GETS
SOUND TERMINAL
SEATTLE TIDE LANDS BOUGHT
AT BIG PRICE.
Great Rival to Hill System Obtains Elk
cellent Property Alongside Great
Northern and Northern Pacific and
Will Spend Millions in Making I'm
provements-Other Lines Hustle.
Special to The Journal.

Special to The journal.
Seattle, WASH, March 2S.-With the
transfer of block owned by the city
at price of $34l 900, the Union Pacific
railroad has acquired the last piece OF
property necessary for their passenger
terminals in Seattle. This gives them
a row Of blocks paralleling the Hill ter
minals fer distance Of a quarter OF a
mile, lying to the east and with only
Fourth avenue S separating them.
The Hill roads, the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific, own nearly thirty
five blocks, about 1900 feet wide and
over mile long, situated in the center
of the tide lands. They purchased these
lands several years ago at considerably
less than million dollars, but the fill
ing and building of the terminals and
the construction of tunnel under the
city has taken about So, 100000.
The Hartman line, known locally as
the Washington Northern, has only
about one-sixth of the area of the Hill
lines for it's terminals and the price
they have had to pay is approximately
$5000,000, including several hundred
acres at Salmon bay.
The Washington Northern will have
excellent terminals, not as large as the
Hill roads possess, but still fronting on
the same street and enjoying the same
general advantages Of location.
Millions to Be Spent.
To construct the Hartman terminals
will cost close to $3,O00,000, and will
necessiitate the Destruction of three
large business plants besides numerous
business blocks and old wooden build
ings. The central plant of the Seat
tie Gas company will have to be re.
moved, the Denny Clay company's local
tributing yard will be moved to an
other location, and the Vulcan Iron
works, occupying a whole block, will go
down. The city stables, the Gafney
hotel and the Oriental bank building
will also have to be torn down. The
bank building was erected last year and
is a four-story brick block costing
$4,000.
From these south-side terminals, the
Hartman road will construct tunnel
under the city to Salmon bay, where the
water front terminals will be located.
| This will involve the expenditure Of
over $5,00O,O00, and in addition there is
| the dredging and erection Of the
! wharves.
The Hill lines have the advantage
over ali other lines centering at Seattle
and when their terminals are completed
and the temporary works made perma-
! nent, they could not be duplicated for
| five times the cost. Other lines have to
overcome tremendous handicaps, but
this does not deter them from seeking
entrance into Seattle.
With the Canadian Pacific locating a
line from the north, the Milwaukee,
North Coast, which is supposed to be
the North Western, and the Union Pa
cifc, coming in from the east and south,
the activity in railroading on Puget
Sound cannot be duplicated in any city
of the country.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28

This line Of silk is one Of our
strong numbers; we carry one
hundred shades; without excep-
tion the best quality colored taf-
feta made; sold at most stores S5c
Il: :: e.; =; ]: ? !::::: .75c
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28
CONSULTATION FREE.

Nine. Yale may be consulted by mall
free of CHARGE Twenty seven years of
practice and experience In treating the
human hair and scalp, combined with
natural adaptabiIIty and scientific study
has given this wonderful woman COM
pIete mastery of the capillary structure.
NINE. YALE's BOOKS ARE FREE.
Nine. Yale's books the subjects of Health
Beauty and the Human Hair will be mailed free
upon request. Address NINE. NJ YALE.
396 Fifth Avenue, New York City.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28

27-inch $1.0o quail
ity, yard ..............
e36-inch, $1.25 quail =.
ity, yard ...............
Main Aisle
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28

Some rubbers last day-some a
season. "Others' and Foot-Schulze
Glove.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-28

Early Risers. Best pill. Prompt pill.
Safe pill. Small pill. Easy pill. All
druggists. 25 cents.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-02
THE STORY OF RAlssULl.
Capture Of the Arab BrigNnd by the
Bosha Of Tangier Described
by Himself.

The Brigand Raissuli, who captured
Perdicaris, tells his own story In Les
lies Monthly Magazine.
Now, some eight years ago, ADD
er-Rahman Abd-el-Saduk, then the
basha of Tangier," said Raissuli, End
Ing that he could not subdue the re-
sistance of our party by the troops at
his disposition, made overtures OF
peace, and, sending me a safe con-
duct, invited me to come and discuss
a friendly solution OF our difficulties.
| went to his official residence alone
and unarmed-and, while we sat at a
table (literally-about q tray was
suddenly seized. bound, hurried TO
prison and heavily ironed, an /. i
band was riveted about my ne0 ,
handouts with intervening bars :
that could not bring my two han, !
together were fastened on my wria i.
and similar letters were also riv,,
about my anhles. Theil 1 was sen
Mogador ana there confined with
lowest criminals, who leeL ed OF
and who swarmed with insects
latter cut into my flesh as did also
irons. Thus remained four
years, chained to the walls SO tan
could not lie down, until at last :
neck band and handouts were -
moved, After that | passed still an
other whole J ear in that horrible pris-
on. Do you now wonder" he as..G'
"at the oath / swore to be revenge,
upon so treacherous an enemy? YCi
know" he continued, 'of the column
of government troops lately sc :
against us. They remained in the va
ley. yonder, capturing defenseir !
peasants at the plow and yiolatir
their daughters. Of whom Is, amoa
them children OF six years old. ha
been thus dishonored. Then came ia
treacherous capture OF the M'zorra
deputation who went at Hadj Adder
Selam Abd-el-Sadus's summons. bear
| ing. not arms, but presents in their
| hands. Then determined to seize
upon some European and to hold him
till these men should be released and
until the Abd-el-Saduks make restitu-
ton for the wrongs we have suffered
at their hands"
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-02
Candidate for Sheriff

To the republican voters of Una
tilla county, Ore:
The nominations for public office
next to be made will be under the di-
rect primary law, and in accordance
with the spirit thereof ! hereby an
nounce my intention to seek the re-
publican nomination for sheriff of the
above named county at the next elec-
tion.
am a carpenter by trade, have re
sided in Pendleton for eight years, and
as republican belonging to no fac
tiion, respectfully appeal to all
members of the party for support.
Dated Pendleton, Dec. IA, 1905.
GEORGE w. BROWN.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-02

is whole show in herself; but she is
so ably supported by the company
that they all deserve special mention.
Master George, wonderful child in
the character of Little jim, Til
lies Friend, carried his part so well
that all were on tip-toe to see him re-
appear ON the stage. The specialties
were fine, and altogether everybody
got their moneys worth and some to
spare.
The attraction will appear at the
Athena opera house Monday, Jan. 8.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-02
He DECLARES WAR
INSPECTOR EVANS AFTER THE
RUSSIAN THISTLE.
County Commissioners Should Rea
lie Importance Of Eradicat-
ing the Pest.

Howard Evans, recently appointed
fruit inspector for Umatilla county,
is calling attention to the Russian
thistle, which has already obtained
considerable foothold in this county.
He warns the farmers of its destruct-
iveness.
This obnoxious weed is very plen-
tiful in the Hudson Bay district,
where it is found along the roads and
irrigating bitches. The weed is con-
fined to limited area in the county,
and il the county commissioners real
ize in time the great Importance of its
total eradication it may be stamped
out now and forever.
1t Is closely related to the American
tumble weed, and is an annual coming
from seed each year. Making its ap-
pearance in April and May, the first
two leaves are tender shoots, resem-
bling grass blades, and i'll the early
stages are young aud tender and are
eaten by stock. 1t blossoms when two
months old, and then increases in a
dense, bushy mass from two to three
feet high and from four to six feet in
diameter, every branch being lined its
entire length with seed. Under wind
pressure it snaps off and bounds before
the wind, distributing the seed in
every direction, until stopped by a
fence, ditch or vegetation, having
scattered its seed over miles of terri
tory. 1t takes complete possession of
the land, crowding out other plants.
Mr.. Evans holds that it is criminal
to allow it to become established in
this county aud state, aud calls on the
farmers and county commissioners to
take precaution against its spread in
Umatilla county.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-02
Prays for Forgiveness.

L. X Kerbaugh, the erring news
paper man, who went wrong in Pen
dleton nd:issued checks when he had
no money in the bank, has been heard
from. He is somewhere in a saci-
tarium SOLDERING up and wrote to a
friend in Pendleton. His letter was
written on Christmas day, but he did
not say where he was.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-02
Many Peonle Got Left

The Reading, Pa, News, says:
There was not a crowded house at the
Academy of Music last night to see
1.-THE Girl From Sweden" aud in this
way many of our theatregoers de-
ceived themselves, for no more enter
tanning show has ever dropped into
our city this season. Miss Madie De
Long, the Swedish dialect comedienne
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-02
A Fearful Fate.

1t is a fearful fate to have to en-
dure the terrible tortures of piles. 81
can truthfully say writes Harry
Cotton of Masonville Ia, 'that for
blind, bleeding, itching and protruding
piles Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the
best cure made" Also best for cuts,
burns and injuries. 25c at Nc
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-02
Put Your Money to Work

Would you make a small investment
in a large cooperative factory, if we
can show you that it will pay several
hundred per cent profit annually? For
further information call on NJ. w.
Smith or +. ]. Kershaw, local agents
for The Hurst Automatic Switch and
Signal Co.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-02
Kinsella Nav be Marshal,

1t is rumored that p, S. Kinsella is
to be city marshal at Pendleton, in
place of Marshal Coffman, now serv-
ing. 1t is said at caucus OF the
oouncilmen, Kinsella was favorite.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-02
For Sale.

The desirable piece of real estate
ON Main street known as the Garden
property is now offered for sale. For
price. apply to Charles Norris, Ath-
ena. Oregon. tt
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1906-01-02
No.ro- Bac for rlfty Genus.

Guaranteed tobacco habit cure. makes weak
men stron,' ~lood pure. SOC. 81, All druggists
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
3,uic6el- amltnr int Weitem.

Srgeno ein 9ooen, aui Dem man
Wats init grfolg 5ieben fanlt, lit
audi fiir 3miebelfultur geeianet, unb
tpenn man i'm nit gut ~perrooetem
Stallmiit biillgt. SIM Serbit ioa
Der 9ooen gut gepfliigt merocn.
man legt oas 6elo am better in II
big 10 Shritt breite Seloer nno
5lpar aus Dem @runoe, Dab es niht
10 leift olisecpaihen peroen nro
oas &egeilpaiier gut nblauien fam.
3eitlg I'M Sriibinhr. ipbulo ais ser
gooen ein paar 3ol tiei auiget6out
nno Die Sberfldfe geniigeiO trodelt
ut, ioQ malt bas 6elo gut abesgen,
lc friiber oeito better. Man eaat
6lpet Gage bintereinaioer iulo comet
Damn NIT ldpperen 9rettern, iobalo
Die Groe troden genug lit, oamit
nid)t 10 biel an Den @rettern anbGll-
gen bleibt. Man miro ii6erraidt
iein, meld' quite Saatbeete man 10
erbalt. SIN MGr5 lat man aus.
SGBt man oieie Arbeit, bis es an scr
Seit ut, 8ei5en nno Safer ailssll.
loen, 10 miro oieielbe oft BON Sao
81 Gag perido6en. @o 3piebcln
audi nirr i'm f%leillcn angepilan5t
meroen ioate Der Samen bod nit
Dem Grill allsgeidt merben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Ger Scnud)ic.

Gin Srtsgenourm er5Gblt: ,gSie
MN Der @toro paiiirt mar. GA en-.
ldlen audi glcif Der Stedbriet, i'd,
made MIDI ailf Die Streiic oirdb beil
Sort nno babe na6 elmer Stunoe
oct 8liid, Den @torOer sl erpiiden.
Oct Signolement ltinlmte polfom.
men bis nj Die &leinisfeit, oct mein
Woroer cine bpbe Stirne batte, Itott
elne itieori9e uno oo1 fecne Som.
merlproiien. Ha filr5um CT mar
eS, mo Der SrtSporItcber 9rotu,
lirte mir ihou sit ole iiinibumoert
Morf 9elobnng, Ser @erbre6cr
bieB Stempfe. Na, mas iou i'd,
Sbnen iagen 5pei Gage ipGter frie.
gen lie in Sam6lrg an Saien eene,r
gnn5 Inoereu 5u paden ani Den
oaS Sagnalement audi paBt. Ger
bieB nber @umSfe. Zen ne6men
ic ms Serbor. imb Der aerl geItcbt.
Dob er Der Morber as. 60 II Der.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

ten SIR Scad)tuna als6ubGnoigell
pIlegel. 0eluobniid) miro in Ole
lcrl %cgeln uerlangt, oaB bic Wild)-
gef1Bc nit morrnenl @diier inter
3ilIab BON Sobu ousgepoiden per.
Den lollen; oanad limo tic nit 10.
detobeiBcm @oiier mlsjuipiilen luno
Damn an eillem luftigen Grit SIM
Srofllen auf5ubGngen. "a obcr
Die IllfpGrmung oes @aiiers 3cit
crtoroert nlb Srcn1lrhaterial in gill
lpriid nimlnt, 10 miro 5lrnt Mn@mu-
't]eu bditfig @nIier BON 5l nicbri-
ger Semperatnr beniiBt urlb iniolge-
oeliell ole ipiinifenSmcrtbe &eini-
gHla Ser MildgefGBc nid)t crreiIt.
GcrIud)e, lpeld]e nit Mnmcrouno
faltelt @aiiers mnter 3ugahe bon
gclolftem anlf olgeiteat mllroen,
boben beirieoigcnbe &eiultotc ergo
ben. ga nm bieier aalf in hohc.
rem Wabc OILS Spon bas Sernl0acll
bat, Die IN Oen Mild)geiGben Dor
bonoene S1llre nlo llnreirbcit sll
beleitigen. 10 fam man alip olf
oielc @eilc audi nit foltern @aiier
Ole &einiglrng pornebmen. 3ll
oieiem 3lpef lit oas Mildlgcf1b Sll-
ndf)lt NIT SALTWATER 81 bcbanoela.
lloem mon babel eiil geeiguetes 8e.
rutb, 5. .. cine 9iirIte, onpen0et.
Man beniise nber nift etlpa eiucn
3euglappen. 0anod) miro ous Sc
lab nit faltenl @aiier ailsgcipiilt
nno oil einenl lnftigen. bon Der
Some beitienenen Ylas aufgeIteat.
Saslelbe Saltwater fam mebrnlols
beniiBt meroeil. aalf uls Meini-
gungsmittel lit nit)ts Nenes; or lit
aber 5ii bieiem 3mef nod nid)t ae-
niigeno b%eriidiiftigt iporoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Der Eips bel Den Sahncrm.

3lhpeilen bort man ole humber,
lifc @niift GuBern, Der Iips ent.
itebe bel Den Siibnern ollrd, sll bci.
bes Sitter. Nbgeieben oapor, baf
mcbl NicnianO ieiuen Siihnern il
beiBeS SHUTTER glbt, baB Die Sbierc
bon oem'clben franf merDelr, entite6i
Der Sips aild, 5u 3eiten. in ocncl
Die Nilbner gar fem @urmimtter
b%ctonnlen, % er nid)ts unocres ais
cine Grf0ltun9 anturrb - iii.
SeuGlrte Mittel gegcn bieieS llcbel
bcItcben i'm Ginldiitteu bon red)t
lpornler Wtilf pber Sbcc. alld) mar
mem Speiieol. Nubcroem maiiirt
man bon allbcrbalb innit oen &cbl.
topi. Sunerlidck Ginpinicln poll
fiiuf EroSent Garbolol, meld)es nit
tells oes 3eigeiingers 0ireft iibcr ocll
&eblfopf 9cbradt miro. aud Gin.
pinfeln nit geIGltem Ilalln bilit.
2as Speriren an Der 3unae, 9e.
ltreuen Der lestereu nit Eieffer II,
i. ~. limo @rauiamfeitcn, Ole nod,
aus elmer aberglGiibiIdcn 3eit Itann-
men; ipldle unb Gbnlitc Wittel Dir.
len ieIbitperir1ublih niemala onse,
pan0t meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Streng offisi6s.

9ein @eidngniBpdrter flopit cs:
oSereinl Nsitn, mas polen Sic
bier?"
SD Bit, Serr @eiGnsniBper-
paltcr, id bob' ipegen S~agbfrepels
bier @ofen u65uiiten, Die mod)t id)
bait perbiiBen."
$50 boben Sic Sbren Strofein.
tritts6eiebl?"
r9cn bab' ib leioer p~erloren!"
o@uS, rno oa ioQ id) Sic onneb.
men? Mnrid binaiS, Sic unper.
IhGrnter Meni6. ia fonnt' ieocr
Srnlp onber fonlnlcn mo eingeipcrrt
mer0en Dollenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Meinianna pom Mil6aefahen.

lleber ole Neinigimtg Scr Mildl.
aeflBe iinb BON peridlieoencn Sab
leIten Hcgcln ollNgcorbcitct moroeL
iuelfc Ole Nteiereien ibren Sicicrall.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

Mou mus i6peigiam id)oiien.
SScr piel bon 3ielen reoet. erreidlt
nidtS, luer niel pom 2erncn reject,
tonn nid't' lpcr INNER bon ser
Nrbeit reoet, lit cin 6oulpeIS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

GefliIgel. bas ilir oen Martt
beilimm iii uno iduel semditet uer.
Den loll, tbnt man an beiien in
eIncu ounflen &erihlug. no man
linn Damn orci @odlcn biubnrdi il
pIel norlcbt, ola c3 mlr 5u ~irelien
uerlnou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
@QerbingS ridtia.

SEER: naonnen Sic mir bon ser
Game nit ben 100000 Marf nidt
cine Photographic 5eigen2"
S~eiratbSpermittler: ,Hein, BEL Der
Mitsift fonnen Sic iit ood ocnfen,
mie JIG misiiebt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Srnficblcr ais &ritifcr.

DSas Set lit alS ein burhaus ge-
~lllngenes 81 betrod)ten. 9eionoers
erfreiilid mar es, ooB Ser @clangs
perein Den sbenb NIT icinen Sors
trdgen peridy o"nte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

Gir Meiie lit cine Sptalba6u;
lie fommt itets 5u ipGt; ole Reue
tum ober auh elm G~rpreBsua iein:
lie halt nidt lang on.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
10 Sud Genobefa.

Cine ribrenbe Geiti9te, IN TeuiI6 cser GraliSt,
per Noit fir 10 Gents SiIbe- aaeufen UrrfunaI
Y. SCHUMACHER 4 Co. Boz 500, %6lARDoRF, ONO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Sic @iiitcnfartc.

Eroieiior (oeln ein iunger St,l-
Dent einen 3cttel nit Der Muiifrift
.gfie" in Den Sut geitedt battc);
.Meine Serren! gls i6 aeitern
baS Iubitori:m perlieB. erwics mir
elmer bon Sbncn Ole bobe Gbre,
ieinc anrte bel mir ob5use6en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

Gas @ieHIein ildt iel6it in
aiItIgen Sllltben nad Dem goloiGcn
SONIC. Ser Menidl obcr ioridt
ollG] IN Den glIten Slilt6en na6
Gift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Nns eimem Mutisbnd) zines eilisei
ltnbeonht.

@aml (fiiriorglid sur Satin
Die eben I'M Segriffe lit, oussl,,
aeben): 49,. ltno Bel StraBen.
fr|euSungen iei red)t poriidtig, be.
lonoers Dor slutomobilen iei olli oel
Suit"
9attin d6nell seiabt. idmei.
felnb): IA 9l geroOe bon
SUIT ipri6it, lieber gnril. fam i'd
mir ga nidt i'm @oriibergcbcn Del
Der Mobiitiu aleih einen ncllell
Sommerbllt mitnebmcn q"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Nid)t gut m0slid).

Scr @ci0ngniBidlieBer: ,SuNcr,
Sic mir einmal melde 9eidGfti.
glutg Sic Dor Sbrer Serboitun0
bnttcn. @ir trad)tcn n1mlidl aus
SumanitdtsriidiiftenL Seoen nad)
Woglidfcit in ieinem Sodc SIT be
idGitigcn."
Ter @eiongene; .GS lit mir ie6r
onsenchm Dies 5i boren. Serr
SdlieBcr, i) BIN @einreiienoer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
@fttcl gcscn 3~abnIdmerscn.

Saben Sic fein Iitel aeaell
9abnihmer5cn?"
Mit Oieicr Srage trnt Elm 9uride
III cine gpotbefe. Ser gpotbefer,
sic Srage b~eiabenb, bra6te iofort
cine Slaife Salmiafgeiit gefiillt her.
bel mo neronlaBte oen SrageiteIer
bfim Seffnen Der Slaihe frGitis
biuein5urieder. &aum mar bies
geideben, fiel Der 9nri6e fait Ohm.
madJtig 81 gooen, p%erorebte Die
@ugen unO gerietb IN frampfartige
3ufrngen, 10 bob ielbit Dem glpo-
tbefer bange mlrbe. gls Der
Suride iih wieoer etpas crbolt
bate, frug Der I~potbefer, OF es ges
bolfen babe, luorouf bieier sur gnt-
mort CAB:
pSos meiB ib nitbt, id loG es
iiir meinen griloer bolen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Sin GROCER Meiiter.

alS Semano borte, oaB Hubens
init einem eilt3igen Ginielitrib elm
ladenbes &inoeraeiiht in Elm wei.
nenoes babe permanoeln fonneit, gab
er troden sur gntport: .9a5u
bralide id) nid)t einmal einen Yiniel,
Dos fam ih nit Dem 9eleniticl!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

batfe Den Hi6ttgen!"
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IN ser Spiritiitcn : @erlammlnns.
nSpa ib ben @eilt Sbrer pcritor-
6enen 6rnu citircn, Serr Miiaer ?"
rSeBt = Tim II lthr Hafts? /.
Die miirOe .ld)on ooriibcr sifinpien,
oob id} nm Oicie 3eit nod niht 81
Saitie 6in!"'
InS Der Iffairc gcsogcn.
Game: rSId, bite, fonnen Gil
mir nidlt iagerL mas Die llbr iit?"
Serr (nod eilligem 30gern): ri,
llbr lit Elm icbr niislidlcr @eoen
ltonO, mclln man i'm 6eiibtl"
gel Der Sdmicrc.
Sireftor Gum Sdouipieler)
rIlio Den Gplinoer baben Sic lid
auf6iieeln loIien, aniiiler? ga
oo Idreiben Sic mol gleid) ollf opl
bertigen Sbeater5ettel: Mit gGn3
lid nelier gusitattungl"
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Iits Scr Sdmlc.
2ebrerin: User mar Golunbus?'
Sofort melOet iid) zines scr pielel
Glsden nno ermiOert irerloig: 50
litmblls iuar Elm oeel." - Nadoen
oas ollgemeine @elddter iidj gelegt
crfl1rt Glsdcn berid)1mt: sd babt
I'M Selebuh meiler Glteren Sdpe
tier cine ll%eberid)riit geleien, bil
beibt: u0os 81 bes Columbus"
Sin ebrlidcr TinScr.
Nteffe (StuSent): ,Senfe Cir
Snfeldelt, mir tr1llnlte neltlif, d
ba6eit 1000 Marf %perloren, id battI
lie %gefunoen nllb tic Dir mieoer
s%eseben."
Snfel: ySas lit biibid) bon Cir.
9seffe: Sag, Snfel9euL fam id
pieaei6t Die 5ebn Gro5ent Sinoer
lobn BON Dir befommen?"
y y ~
Gntidnloist.
g.: na6er ipie fam man Denr
MIR INNER trinfen, Sepp?"
Sepp: SEQ ia, penn / CURT hob
mlB | trinfen, rnb ipern / fen
3urit bab', rnltB / trinfen irni
menn | fem CURT bab', trinf' id
aus @utb b'rii6er, oaB / fem bab'!"
y y y
Srpit i'm 2eiS.
Stubenm1od1en (oas cine folt6ar,
Saie ~5erbrodeil bat): .8ott ie
Ianf, penn mir Ole 8n1oige jesl
cine S5ene maft, eeidiebt's bod
nidt pegen 10 elmer Sumperei mi(
neiilid, mo- ih oen Sampen.Gplin,
Der 5erbrohen batte!"
y - -
Nms cimem Nutisbnd) cines eiliscr
Gepprtcrs.
Gin Mann, Tamens Sruder
lit ermorbet Nufsefunben morben
Ser Woroer bat Die ifeuBlife Chat
iider mn bes 8eloes ipegen periibt
oof gliidlif)erueiie botte 9rldel
geraoe am Gage porber ieiu garses
@elb uuf Die Sparfaiie sebroft, ID
Dab er nifts weiter ais iein 9e6er
perloren bot"
ltmbeondt.
Iann (~fiiriorglif 5llr Satin
Die eben I'M Scsriiie lit, aus5lt,
aebenD: ...... ltn0 Bel StruBen.
f%reil5ungen iei red)t porlidtig be,
ionoers Dor Iutomobilen iei olli oel
8attin d6nell eeiabt, idnei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Spab mnb aud iein.
SGmslidlc WadltIscmc.

6rml: ,0u 2umpl Sest fommlt
Sn crit nod Sauie!"
Monn: ~Slt es oenn id)on 10
ipGt?"
6rou: sd peroe Cir gleidl ia
gen, miepiel llbr es it," (8ieot inn
cine Sbrfeige.)
Wonn: n@ie, idlon ein llbr!:
Cir iiG.) Bin id) frob, ooB es nidJt
crit 3wolf it,"