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The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11
BLACKBURN OR
OLLIE JAMES
Blackburn viii Make Race
II James Declines.
ANTI,MACHINE CANDIDATE.
II Is Expected that Definite InfOrmd.
tlOn Will be Received
Shortly.
ANTI.MACHINE CANDIDATE.
DEPENDS ON EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

Information comes from Washington
that in the event Congressman Ollie
James declines to become the anti-ma-
chine candidate for governor, Senator
J. C. S. Blackburn will enter the con-
test. Senator Blackburn's candidacy
depends, however, on the action Of the
Democratic executive committee in fix
ing the mode by which nominations
shall be made. II a primary is called
and Mr.. James declines TO make the
race, the Senator Blackburn will be the
standard bearer for the anti-maehine
forces.
Shortly after his defeat in the Demo-
cratic caucus, Senator Blackburn was
urged by friends to Immediately an
nouee his candidacy for governor. He
had declared his purpose to wage war
on the machine. and il was suggested
that the best plan for him to pursue
was 70 become a candidate for COVER
nor and a speaking tour Of the state,
pointing out to the people the evils Of
the machine.
At the time, however, Senator Black
burn did not take kindly TO the sugges-
ton, and advised his friends to select
another man. He, 1t is said, suggested
the name OF Ollie James, who he be-
leyes, is able TO wrest control Of the
organization out Of the hands Of Gov.
Beekham and his friends. Other Dem
ocrats have urged the candidacy Of Mr.,
James. amp he has been assured Of sup
port from many sections Of the state
With Auditor S. w. Hager as his op'
ponent Mr.. James friends declare h
could win in a Democratic primary BY
a majority exceeding 10000 votes.
Il Is known that Senator MeCrearA
is urging Mr.. James to become a can
didatc. for he believes that the comb
nation Of James-McCreary will be abl
10 defeat that Of Hager. Beckham. !
, seems to be the purposeof the commit
, tee TO call a primary not only for tn
nomination Of candidates for stat
E offices. hut for United States senate
, as we'll Gov. Beckham Is almost at
= solutely in control Of the committed
}. most OF the members being among h
g appointees. and he has favored pr
= mary all along.
G Senator McCrcary says he will !
o satisfied with a primary, and this is q
a very thing that Senator Blackburn d
o sircs, otherwise he would not eonsc'
10 make the race for governor In q
event Mr.. James declines. In the ne'
few days n conference Of the anti'mI
chine leaders will be held here, and q
question Of a candidate will be final
" determined.
= In the event that Mr.. James "a
= candidate he will receive the suppo
Y Of Senator Blackburn. Senator MeCrc
= !, ~. Congressman Dave Smith and
o. Stanley. Il Is also said that
|, ', has been promised the support Of y
y r. Haldcman. editor Of the Louisyi
y Times. This same support would 80
Senator Blackburn, Il is believed. T
ducah News-Demccrat
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11
New Asylum Machinery,

The State Board Of Control at Frank.
fort Friday let the contracts for the
new electric light plant and laundry
at the Hopkinsyille asylum. ]. Clark
a Co, Of Cincinnati, got the contract
for the electric lighting machinery at
$500. and the Watkins Laundry Ma.
ehinery Company, Of Cincinnati. a par,
Of the contract for laundry machinery
al 1850.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11
who's whol

What about the county indebtednessi
Who yilliaed las, fall but a ring Demo
craft Who started this talk about
s,eAlingi Wasn't Il hpt heard Just
before the Democratic primary
Wasn't Republican a pretty decent
sor, Of fellow las, falli-Liyingston
Echo.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11
REV. COCKRUM WRITES
INTERESTING LETTER.
Vas Eye Witness TO San Francisco
DIsasier-vIslilng Friends In
Unfortunate CITY.

Below we publish a letter from Rev.
II. c. Ccckum. Of California, to his
uncle. Mr. c. W. Bryant, Of this county.
Rev. Cockrum was at San Francisco at
the time Of the great earthquake, and
describes his experiences. He has
visited relatives In this county and
preached At some Of our churches. His
letter follows;
Arroyo Grande. Cal, April "a, 1905.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11
A Mountain Of lold

could not bring as much happiness to
MrS Lucia wilke, Of Caroline, Wis.
as did one sc box Of Bueklen's .Arniea
salve. when Il completely cured run
ming sore on her leg. which had ,ortur-
cd her q long years. Greatest antisep-
,ie healer Of Piles. Wounds and Sores.
&c al Haynes q TsylOr's drug store.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11
The Frost Sunday Night.

The frost Of Sunday night. though
almost as heavy as might be expected
in April. did no damage to crops Il is
thought. Tobacco plants were mostly
under canvas and those that were no,
suffered but little serious damage u
any. on account Of the dampncss Of the
earth. as rain fcll almost every day Of
last week. even up to 5 O'Clock Sunday
morning.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11

practicing. 1t habitually miss-bills
goods, has the freight charges made
out in the central Office Of the railroad
companies so that there is no telling
how much oil has been transported for
a given price, uses the state rates piec-
cd together 10 defeat the small power
that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission would otherwise have over II
and uses all sorts OF secret and peculiar
methods in getting at its one object,
an unfair advantage over It's competi'
tor.
In this connection the President says
that the danger Of governmental con
troll sitting individual iniative is as
nothing te the sitting that individual
iniatiye receives from the giant corpo-
rations which use their wealth and
power to kill all competition. In his
message accompanying the report, he
says:
THE argument Is sometimes adyanc-
ed against conferring on some govern
mental body the power Of supervision
and control over interstate commerce
that 10 do so tends 10 weaken indivIdu-
al niatiye. Investigations such as this
concibely disproye auy such allegation
On the other hand the proper play for
individual iniative can only be found In
such government supervision as will
curb those monopolies that crush out
all individual iniatiye. The railroad
itself without such government aid
cannot protect the interest Of iis own
stockholders as against one Of these
great corporations. loosely known as
trusts"
In connection with the harm that the
corporations of the Standard sort hay,
done the country, the President further
SAYS that the action Of the government
IN denying the railroads the right Of
combination IN order 10 prevent then
from doing unlawful things, has reacted
IN rendering them unable 10 protect
themselves against the unlawful De
mands Of such monopoics as the Stand
ard. lie says In concluding his mes
sage
Though not bearing upon the ques
ton of railroad rates. there are tw,
measures. the consideration % which i
impcrativcly suggested by the submis
sion Of this report. The Standard o.
Company has largely by unfair and un
b lawful methods crushed out home com
petition. I, is highly desirable tina
an element Of competition should b
introduced by the passage Of some sucl
, Law a. that which has already passe'
J the House. putting alcohol, for use Il
, the arts and manufactures, on the fro'
b list Further more the time has com,
I when no more coal or oil lands held b.
, the government either upon the publ
, domain or on the land owned by III
Indian tribes should be alienated. Tn
p Zee 10 such lands should be kept In IN
p United States government whether o
p not the profits arising from Il are TO b
y given 20 any Indian tribe and the land
should be leased only on such term
e and Tor such periods as will enable th
u government 10 keep entire contr,
h thereof "
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11

ID newspapers for sale a, this Otise.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1906-05-11
That Reminds Us.

The Russian Government has forbid.
den the newspapers Of ST. Petersburg
publishing news regarding the move.
ments Of trOOps In MAnehuria and else.
where.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
Early Canvass of Votes.

Denver. May 1T-The election oom :
missioDers began the official count Of
vote early this morning.
takinR up the Trsmway. Gas and
Moffat franchises first and at $3.50
O'Clock had finished the couDt and .
copy certified to the secretary Of state
before any oti er matter was taken
up. Such action and haste wss
taken in order to prevent possible
court order from interfering with
the work. Judge Sam Bslford at.
torney for the Municipal league.
having learned Of the commissioner erl
intentions went before Judge John.
son of the district court and asked
for an injunction restraining the com
missioners from making the official
count and certifying the returns.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
Presbyterian Assembly.

Des Moines. May l7-Dr. James
d. Moffatt called to order the 18th
session OF the General Assembly Of
the Presbyterian church In America
this morning. Nearly the entire
body was present composed Of 760
delegates and like number of alter.
mates. The large auditorium was
filled to cverflowing and the audience
consisted of = dozen different nation.
alities.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
Mrs. DAVIS Reported Worse.

New York. May I7-Mrs. Jefferson
Davis. wife Of the president Of the
Southern Oonfederacy. who has been
i'll In her apartments at the Hotel
Girard. suffered . relapse early today
and her condition IL said to be very
grave. She is now suffering with
preumonia and being so years old is
not likely TO overcome 1t.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
FIRE DESTROYS.
PLEASURE RESORT
Twenty-four Cottages Re
duced to Ashes.
Summer Tourists May Have to
Leave Out Once Popular
Place of Amusement
Loss About 100000.

Monument BeAoh. Mass. May IL
Fire swept through the summer settle.
ment OF cottages here today destroy.
ing twenty -four Of them as we'll ~
the depot OF the New York. New
Haven aud Hartford railway.
Tho loss will reach At least 500. 600
with little or no Insurance. The cot
tages will be rebuilt. but the great
damage will have tendency to delar
visitors for this summer to the once
popular resort.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
MANDATE ISSUED BY
us. SUPREME COURT
Caleb Powers Ordered Back
to Custody of Kentucky.
Will for the Fourth Time Be
Arraigned for Completely in
the ASA ssination of Gov
ernor VIM. Gobel.

Cincinnati. O.. May, IL Caleb
Powers, " ho Ia now in the Newport
iail has been ordered back to the Gus.
today Of the Kentucky officials fol.
lowing the mandate OF the United
States supreme court where he will
for the fourth time be ArraiRned for
completely In the assassination Of
VIM. Gobel.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
Garfield Report Before Congress

Garfield Report Before Congress.
Warrington. May I7-The presi-
dent today transmitted to congress the
complete report Of Commissioner
Garfield on the Standard Oil inves.
t,sation, = synopsis Of which was sent
to congress May 4th. In sendins
tho complete report to the president
Mr.. Garfield took occasion to com.
ment on the railroads.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
THE WEATHER. Fair tonisb
and Friday; cooler tonight with frost
Stomach Trouble.

Mrs Sue Martin. an old and highly
respected resident Of Faisonii, Miss.,
was sick with stomach trouble for moro
than six months. ChAmbsrlain's Stom.
ach and Liver Tablets cured her She
says: II can now eat anything ! want
and am tho proudsst woman In the
world TO find such . good medicine y
For sale at Daniels drug store. Samples
free. It's
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
F. q C. C, Excursion,

The r. and o. o will run exonraiop
to Cripple Osesk next Sunday at q. 10
for the round trip. The train leaves
Florence ~ So. m I. returning TO this
city at ! 20 p. N. just at this season
Of the year the scenery slops tiie road
10 beautiful. join the trip and enjoy
. days outing. 6S.67
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
Woman to Hang.

Odessa. May IA court martial
yesterday sentenced to death by hang
Ing . woman who fred . pistoI shot
At a policeman but did not iDjure hin.
during . search.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17

MARRIED AT high noon 1t the
Baptist parsonage. p. II. Harvey Of
Anopa. Texas. to Mrs. Rosa Wilmer
Of this oity. They left on the noon
train for Texas.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
PATRONS SHOULD DECIDE =

PATRONS SHOULD DECIDE -
The mandate Of the postm aster gener.
al 10 that hereafter the wishes Of the
patrons Of the postoiiice will be con.
sidered above that Of the recommend Of
the oougres,mAn or senator's. That's
light. lot merit rule. If = postmAs.
ter suits the people let the people
have bin. Theirs is not an official 10
the county 10 whom all the people are
40 Interested - the postmAater. and
they should DO permitted to select the
one to serve them II the congress.
man or senator 10 owing any one for
political work lot him go down into
his own pockets and pay him instead
Of giving him . Fat" office.
The daily tribune., 1906-05-17
Wants the Big Ship.

Warrington. May 1.-THE naval
appropriation bill carryi ing nearly
tiO0. 600. 900 was completed yesterday
in the house after one of the busiest
days Of the present congress.
The feature of the days debate
grew out Of she attempt to defeat the
appropriation for the largest battle.
ship Of ID GLASS in the world and the
tenor Of the speeches for the big ship
was that the American republic must
be abreast the nations of the world
In the strength of her navy. The
opponents talked for peace. disarma.
meut and arbitration and insisted there
was no national need Of such u large
navy. The fnul vote will be had
today.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27

iein: Die eolbnen Geeeln iolte er Der
Sugeno auf ieinen @dngen prattii6
beibringen belfen, unb er fennt lie
ielbit pobl nidt einmal. Sas
Sprii6iport: n@er Sdabeu iiebt unb
es binbern tunn, unb es nift tbut,
lit ihuIb oaran": bieies Sprii6tport
gilt bier beiber ni6t. au6 fir ben
Sop" nidt, Der ii6 lieber umbrebt,
ooer einen anoern 8eg eini6ldgt.
fpenn er etpas entferntbin Dor ii6
vniht Hi6tie" iiebt, bamit man i'm
in Ieiner maieitdtii6en Gube nt6t
itore. Gin finite llrIode liegt in
ben miierabeln Suuitrationen unierer
.Sisnboaros" Iu5eigebrettern uno
3eituneen, namentli6 IN ben an
Sonntaeen beigege6en, in grelen
Sarben gebrudten 8ii6en, anf oenen
Der SugenD borbemonitrirt miro. pie
lie ii6 iiber Ilt unb Sung mofiren
tann. So es 9ibt io9ar bier cine
albefannte 3eituns. Die 10 tattlos
mar, baB lie einige Gage Dor
rSaIlopeen" lebtes Sabr Die nSuns
gens" dufforberte ober iher5enb er>
mlnterte, 8artentbiiren. 3dune uip.
reht brup in ltnoronung 81 brineenl
8ie unpdoagoeii6l Sa iolte Der
Susenbri6ter ni6t Bios BEL ben fleiz
mem Selinquenten gu beiiern anfans
gen, lonoern er io1te bobern Srts
lein gan5es Infeben perpertben, Die
10 notbige 8eiieruns eiu5ufiibren,
benn MIR bann, fpenn @ltern, 2ebz
rer, 9iirger uno Nifter nebit
Yoli5ei ibre Yfli9t tbun. lit auf
S%eiieruns 5u boffen. - .Sbio 8ai<
ienfreuno".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27
Ser Snfaa.

8 ibr Speifler, rief 8iidof Senes
Ion in elmer Yrebiet aus. iebet bod
bieien Sempel. er lit cine Waiie
tobter Steine. Mber ponte i6 euh
Iaaen, bas bieier berrli6e @au elm
8ert bes blinoen 3nfals iei. Dab
MIR Der Sufau i'm 10 5uiammense<
miirfelt nit bieien 8o9en. bieien
Sanen, bieieu Glten, 10 tpiiroet ibr
mid fir einen 8abniinnisen balten.
8ie alIo fonnte es einem bers
niinftisen Ieniden in ben Sinn
fommen. baB Der 9roBe Sempel bes
8eltalls nit ieiner fpnnoerbaren
Srbnnng unb leiner ftrablenben
Serrli6feit feinen Ieiiter babe. Der
i'm eridaffen bat. ibn erbdlt UNI
bepabrtl
Ser 3ufa1 lit Der Gott Der Mars
rem, fagt Rapoleon Der grite. Iues
perfiinbet bas 9aiein 0ottes. uni
bic arobten Setter baben baran ses
alaubt. Oie 9erfe Der ShDpfung,
Ser W0lterseidi6te. Der @iienihaft
bas @epiSIen I'M WenI6en, Tie miifier
Seuauib ablesen fir @ottes 9aiein.
Iber i6 bebarf bieies 3eusnines
nitt. i6reibt Der Ybiloiopb Sacof
8almes; i6 5iebe ben 8epeis bafiil
aus meiner Sai9e, unb inbem i9 ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27

Gin Inn Die benti6e 2anopirtbihaft
bohperbienter Miann, Der aus Miin1
iter in @eitfalen sebiirtise 2anoess
Sefonomies Hatb Gbriitopb Winfels
mann, lit iiineit. 80 Sabre aft. naf
elmer Operation i'm Seoipissfranfens
banie in Berlin geitorben. Sie
gr0bten gerbieniteI bat er iih Inn
BEN @eitfdliihen @~auernberein ers
fporben. Gerbienite. Die 1id benen
Sforlemer's CUR Seite Itellen laf1en.
Wit mariner Suneisung Fat er lanse
Belt an Der Settle Shorlemer's i'm
8auernberein Die Sntereiien beg
ipeitfdliiden 8auernitanoes bertreten.
Ser @erein lit gum groBten Sdnf
berpfli6tet. Sab Der 8erein ii6
beiien audi betpubt lit. bafiir Iegte
3eugnib ab bic am 10. Sebruar
1903 erfolste einitimmise 8abI
@infelmann's gum 9rdiibenten. SIM
CONNER 1905 eeborte er an ben
tpenigen 0ertretern Seuti6lnnb's
auf Der Snternationalen Gsrarsgons
ferens. Canals tpurbe er ali6 bonn
Ynpite in Nlbten5 enpfnnsep. Gm
4. Sepfember 1905 erbieIt er bont
Yapite bog gomtllrs areu5 beg ct.
@regoriiIss Crbeus. h
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27
slmdJ cine anfidt iber Banana.

SIM iiinsit eri6ienenen eriten
1 Seft beg Sabrgnnees 1906-1907
Der befanntea 8eitibrift .Sie tattoo
liiden @iiiionen" beridtet Der oeuts
f6e Wiiiionar Heinbaro Serbrano
iiber cine Neiie mad Colombia IN
y Siibs Mnterifa. auf Der er Yanamn
beriibrte. Dubei fommt er urf Die
8emiibunsen Der amerifanifden Ges
\ giernng gu 1preden, Die @einnobetts>
berbdltniie Yanamo's 3u b%efiern.
r@ereits baben iie sutes Srintipafer
berbeieel9afft". i6reibt er rIbtluB>
&anGle aneeleet, gisfabriten err
bout etc. Gem BEL ben metlten
Yannmenos nod iebr i6tpod aiis9e>
biIbeten Heinliffeitsiinn belten 1le
burh eneraiIhe Yoli5eimaBregeln
nirfiam mad. 9e5ii9Ii6 beg YdS
namas &anals itDbt marl IN Ssafama
ielbit a[Ientbalben auf bic Wetnnn9,
er tperbe ME gebaut. tpeil bic Sltb@
mussgt1enbabn ben Imerifanern
mebr einbringe BEL bebeutenb 9es
ringeren Spfern. Defenders an Ilens
1benleben. unb tpeni9er 8etabr flr
tatertationale gonflifte. 8tr be-
me. ften audi ni6t. baB am 3anal
gearbeitet puroe. ipobl dber, oaB
neue Shienenpese in perihieoenen
Hihtunaen aelegt tpuroen. ? Sm
iibriaen ideinen aber Die Yanamenos
unter benz Sternenbanner 5ufrtepen
an fem. Nur faue es linen nod
etfpas i6iper, pie elm Yanameno
meinte, iid piuig parein gu i6ider.
bab Die Norbnmerifaner linen Die
ein3ige intereiiante 3eritrellung ge<
nommen, udmlih ale paar Sabre 10
Elm 9febolutiDn6en an peranitaltenl
Sn religioier 6in1iht finbet man iebt
me6r Oulblamteit in Hanamd als
friiber inter Der liberalen einbeint>
Ihen Gegieruns. GO ipiro tetn faS
tboli,ner Yrieiter mebr anf ben
Gtraben Der Stabt perbo6nt. ipie iA
bas Dor Snbren erfabren mubte. Die
g)anfees nhten ben fatbolil6en ErieS
fer uno belfen ibm in allen ieinen
cipiliiatorii6en geltrebunsen. Ser
beutife Yfarrer 8olf in Colon bdlt
cine neue fatbolii6e Stride, fpobef
inn Die 9anfees pielfah unteritiiben.
Ser bodhip. Serr 8iihof Sungtto bon
&anamn lit Seiliit unb seniebt tross
Dem elm bobes Inieben bel linen.
Or, ioipie elm GROCER Sbeil leines
Glerus baben tets freie Sabrt auf
Der giienbabn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27
Die iibertriebene 6ennbfudt.

~u ben i6ltnanften lebln mIerer 3dt se6Drt unitreitis Die
Ibertriebene @enubiudt. Sic frbt ben 8oblranb ne Der
10 9bit bas gten. te Der arebs Saut unb anoden am Wens
~ iden. @ar @de inb MIR hesen ibrer Genubiudt arnl
ipeil tie ibr irbiites Slid boB in @ersnisungen, in aaerlei Inter
baltlngen. Sbedter, GusflIgen, 8Gqen, Sinnens uno Sletideshed,
IN CHEN nnb Srinfen II. I. 10. iuden. Sas fofet bel @elr. uno
benrft S6nloen oor Sarben am Notbtpenpt9en. penn Sets nnD
Heibtbum fcIlt. SieIe armen SIdpen ubertrebener 8enubiudtl
Sc nebr fe iib nit poribereebenben @enl1en Idtisen, befo bnn9ris
ger ipro ibr Ser5, oeto un5ufrieSener ibr 8eptnen. 8abres Slid
ihafft MIR ittlihe Selbf6eberrihung, f6afft MIR Die treuot9e Suns
gabe an feline SerufspIift, Die Sreue 9egen @ott uno Denen @eiet.
llebertriebene @enubiudt rIst elm proh1fantides glatt Safien's
tme folst:
rsobn man blidt: SefIihfeiten. gersnisunsen, 8abGos tme
bs Meeres @eqen. GO lift as Oh MIR 9eiudt hHroe, fpe maj es
anian9e, bab ia aue Sonntase vbeieet" ieIn. Sic ponen gabnbDfe
an Sonntag Gbenben. Die iiberfiuRu @afbduier, Die toienbe SUI
genb, rnb am anoern @orgen: idpere Sopfc, leere Saifen, trdge
8lieber, blaue Uepnta9e. limb bau geopferte gbre, aeuI6bet,
@~ciunbbeit. Nadber iammern Die gltern: ~9ie Susenb beut8uase
prb INNER iblinmterl" Sieien Gusruf bort man tmner bdufiser.
Snbeb: r8e bic Ilten iungen, ite 5nitidern Die Sungeu." Sno
oRie bieIe Snn5ereien. Sefenen, 8ereunsneiereien tuirfli6 cine Grs
quidune? Sd CLAUDE es nbt. @enn Su Sid Die Bode nber
nit Grbeit abaeaudlt bait, IadH 0u Sir am Sonntag grbolung nnb
finbet tatt berielben nr einen neuen Sreber I'M @ersnhsen. 8irf@
lide grbolunsen ionen uno bIrfen ia ien ub bas Bolt bat elm Gns
re6t baralf. Wenn lie mir tpirfide grquidungen pdren mir Setb
unb Seelel @enn me6r quite Bidder. biloenbe Iortrdge IN DRIFT
ltfen Sdmiiens ooer Ieretnsabenoen, gemutbppue Srbolun9Sfatten
in rubiger Nntur, bor Gaem aber elm innigeres bduslibes Santlens
leben mebr sepHest pirSen, als Die enbGofen Ialkn @afereien unb
San5ereienl Sausuater, iammle Die Seinen Sonntags. les ibnen
etpas @utes Dor, iue unb ipide Ibnbs feber inter ibnen, ds am
qlalmisen Stammtiidl Obrisfeit, tbue aud Su bas 9einel
2e6rer nno Geiride unb @ennetnoerdtbe, befet mill Infer @olf
Ioa nitt %berobbern. uniere Sonntaee ionen nitt berfaalen. Sfaffet
@eHte pirli6 9fube."
9as fmb 9iber aus benz 2eben. natursereue gilber rnierer
Seit, beren gntpidelung unb @rfungsn mir tdslid ieben. gBeien
mir bic perberblife 8enubiuft nit hritliber Sreue binaus aus unz
Ierem Ser5en unb un6ren Samilien. gr 9~roBmitbee gntIagung
brinst Die Serri9aft iber iia ielbit unO ma9t slidlid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-11-27
Die GOnperts.

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iperfern gema6t bate. Ser pers
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immer @iidii6t seiibt unb maj tets
bereit, Die mitunter boben Wediels
betrGge gesen grleguns Der 0amno>
3inIen immer tpieber 81 prolonsiren.
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tpeber Srau nod 8inber nod ions
1tige Nnbertpanbte hattie, fhtuer franz
iuuroe, lieB er feline Observation-Disclosures
hurd feline 8irtbihafferin beha6s
rihtigen, baB er nit Der &egulirung
ibrer Shulpperb1Itpiie bis 81 feiner
p~oGitdnbieeu @eneiune tpnrten tpone.
Statt Der @eneiun9 'traf iebo9 Der
SOB bes Mannes EN-. giniee Snge
baranf erbielten idmmtlihe S6ulbS
ner bes alien Germ brr6 Die Yoit
lire Observation-Disclosures nnb
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llnteri6rift 5uriidseianbt. Ser brabe
Mann bate fnr5 Dor ieinem Sobe
nod Die araft gebabt. Die S6ulbs
bufirmente in gouperts an iteden,
bieielben an beriieseln unb Die .rids
tiae Gbreiie iebpebeu S6uloners
barauf 81 permerfen. Na6 ieiner
@eerbigung tpnroen bic 8riefe our6
Die alte treue 8irtbihafterin. fpelde
oas barre @elb llnb Die MDbel bes
alien Hentiers erben iolfte. auf Die
YoIt segeben nnb an feline Sdulbner
a~baeianot. Sic S6uloner ba6en
aus S~anfbarfeit beihloNen. benz 8ers
Itorbenen einen marmornen @rabs
itein ieben 81 lniien.