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The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-12
Arch Supporting Boots for Women

The dropping down of the arch of the foot for some unknown reason has increased very great extent
 We are selling more arches in week than we did five years ago in ytwo weeks. The arches we are using do the WofK hey relieve the and after little the trouble disappears, but as an improvement over the arches, alter experimenting with the different inventions
 we nave made for us boot with steel arch put between the Soes of the shank which gives you in every way the support as the arches combination of the arch and boot We should be pleased to have any woman troubled with the falling arch try this boot which is an absolute cure tor that trouble which is often prescribed for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-21
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.

y L AK BKANC1 VI + lSES.
II not convenient to call at The
Star Office. 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. leave your adver-
tisement at any of the following
Branch Offices:
NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
GoufnNrs Drug Store. 18th and " sts
EIpiey's Drug Store. 14th and WeEins ~
Drug Ins ss s'ers raan 'n ave- and It
Holzclaw's News stand. i7os Pa ave.
Hr"hSt's Drug Store. 25th and Ia. ave.
Crlswell's Drug Store. 7th and 7 SITS.
Posts Telegraph Office. 1920 Conn. ave-
Postal Postal Telegraph oMce, sI2 Pa ave. ave-.
roSta Telegraph Once. Penn. r. r. Stnnon,
S Kanu. Sons & Co. Information Bureau.
ncrI a1H5%G
Icnifcr bldg. TN & y SITS Telegraph ONCE.
CCOnn,erci,i Bank hIds Telegraph once.
Goldenberg's Department Store. 912-2s tn
st, I'urenu NJ Information; ~ ~.
Rutler & Field. Druggists. Sd & !ndiana ave'
louis b. Castell. Phnrmacist, si.o lit n,on sI
GEoReETowN:
o'pouneii's Drug sotre a2d and o eta
Adams Express Office. 1922 ed St
Prilc's rEa"macv 2sth and sta.
NORTHEAST:
kcncaly's Pharmacy. n Capitol ana ! -
Haley's Pharmacy. nth and +: Capi,oi sl''
Milhurn's Pharmacy 13th and II sts ~
Buffers Pharmacy. 4th and stanton p'aer'
SOUTHEAST:
Brndlcy's Drug Store. Sth and 2 SITS
O'Donnelrs Drug Store. Sd and Pa. ave-.
SOUTHWEST
Euliyan's Drug store. 9TH and d sts
Eleventh Street Wharf. O'Brien & Han.
Chas. S. Walter. col Az st.
ANACoSTIA:
c. G. Lohr % Monroe st.
ALEXANDRIA,:
A. s. Doniphan. 121 King st.
BRENTWOOD D. o.
YIN. Thomas. Brightwood ave. and Long
fellow st.
TENLEYToWN. D. c.:
Andrew Burga. Druggist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-21

WANTED LADY CANVASSERS. So TO So PER
day. 10 solicit subscriptions for the new paper,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-21
Good Housernaids.

If you w mt good hotsemaid let little
want ad" in The Star find you one. Good
servants wanting work always read The Star.
Rate only one cent a word for IS words or more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-12-21

GREAT REDUCTION IN WALL PAPER THIS
win interest you. We are doing dne work; moth.
ing bat artists employed. Rooms papered, e. rp,
=. G: NOLTE. GOT 1ltb NV. Hello 2046.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22
0AKVlLLE HAPPENINGS

MT and Mrs Oster of Main street will leave Oakville for Canada about April 1 where they will live on the farm purchased by MT Oster about a year ago.
 David Allingham of Waterbury has re-entered the employ of the Baird Machine company.
 Mrs J. J. Loughlin of Davis street has recovered sufficiently from her recent illness to be able to sit up.
 Orastus Hubbel is nursing very sore eye the result of getting some thing into 1t few days ago.
 Orlando Gazley of Main street will leave here in the spring to work on his farm in New York state.
 Mrs Josephine Simon moved to-day from Hutchinson's block on Main street to her apartments on Newton Heights recently vacated by MT and Mrs Carter. #. .-
 The Newton Heights school closed to-day 1T. honor of Washington's birth day. The schools iD the Watertown districts held half sessions. The post office closed from 1 till z.
 Miss Nellie DuBoise of East street is recovering from her recent Illness.
 Miss Marion Cooper of Knob Hill is suffering from the humps.
 There will be no meeting of the AanssskAdias' Aid society this week.,
 A large amount of ice has been cut from Slade's pond for the Brookside home.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22
PEANUT PARTY MAKES FUN This Kind of Evening Easy to Provide For and Sure to Furnish Plenty
 of Amusement.

Peanut parties are always enjoyable and easy to prepare. On the invita-. tions fasten a peanut shell or have a string of peanuts painted on the card in water colors. Have a generous SUD- ply of peanuts concealed in the rooms, in every spot imaginable, behind pic. etc.
 When the guests have arrived. give each one a silk bag or paper sack and let the hunt begin, each man for him. self. After a half hour. call time and count the spells, according a prize of a box of salted peanuts for the greatest number and a bag of unshelled nuts for the smallest lot.
 Next provide some peanuts. tooth- picks, pen and ink, tissue paper and gum, and allow ten minutes for the making of doll. The result will be most amusing. Serve peanut sand. wiches. coffee, salted peanuts. peanut candy and ice cream with peanuts in 1t. Write quotations and place inside peanut shells, one for each guest-Ma- dame Merri.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22

The Bold Trout. it takes a good deal of courage not to pretend you have 1t.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22
WATERvlLLE.

James G. Couch has returned from his home in South Manchester where | he attended the celebration Of his brothers Fist birthday anniversary.
 The firemen's fair committee wish to state that the turkey supper to be given by them will be fE all the young ladies who helped them out in their recent fair. The expense Is to be borne by the company individually and not to come out of the treasury.
 The West Side Whist club will have their final meeting tonight at the home of Dr and Mrs Holroyd on Main street. Preparations are being made for a supper party in the near future.
 Frank Dowd has returned from a visit with friends in New York.
 Basketball game tonight in the jun for league at the firemen's rooms.
 J. T. Foley of New Haven was the guest of George Barker and family yesterday.
 Regular monthly meeting of the Woodmen of the World tonight i'll Goodwill hall at 8 o'clock.
 W. c. Russell is in the west on t business trip.
 Supper at the Grace M. E.. church tonight at 5:3O, given by the official board.
 Carl Wallinger is i'll at his home on Main street.
 Mrs William Booth has been ap- pointed teacher in the Bucks Hill school.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22
FISH THAT, ARE LUxURIES.
Among Varieties That Bring High Prices English Sole Is the
 Costiest.

''In these days" said a fish dealer. people pay for fish luxuries prices that they never used to dream of.
 '"The costliest fish in this market now is the English sole, which sells for 60 cents pound, but there is a demand for it at that price. Striped bass bring as much as 50 cents a pound, and kingfsh from 40 to 50 cents.
 "The first of the North Carolina shad (roe shad, weighing say six or seven pounds) sell for s3.60 apiece, or 50 cents or more a pound. Lobsters are now 30 cents pound-plenty of people can remember when they sold for five and six cents, when Holsters were plentiful.
 The only fresh fish we import are English sole; but plenty of fresh salm- on are exported from this country, crossing this continent from our northwest coast in refrigerator cars. to be shipped from here in the re- frigerator rooms of steamers another 5000 miles across the Atlantic to Europe"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22
W WATERTOWN JOTTINGS

Two carloads of cattle arrived last evening for Clinton JudsoB.
 Miss Mildred Lynn has resigned her position as bookkeeper for Andrew Barton aTEl returned to her home in WoOdbury.
 Mir and Mrs B. q. Atwood attended the AtwocitiOsivin wedding in Mid dlebury last evening. Miss Atwood Is a niece of B. C. Atwood.
 There will be but one session in the Center ssthooI to-day. it being Wash iHgt0n's birthday
 Miss Bernice March Is visiting friends in tONn-
 Mrs Elizabeth Sweeney has been entertaining her daughter from New IeTNy.
 The sexts Feirz viI1 meet with Mrs F. T. Working at the C0Hzrez.tionaI parsonage 0R FrEfzy afternoon Ms5er Carter has removed from Oak vile to e tenement a2 the east <jSIe- fir and Mrs Bacu1 ef Wopdrury Ei<ztel with frie1<1s In town receaf1y.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22
TO ROUND HOLLOW CHEEKS
Woman with sagging Face Should Use skin-Food or Try Suction
 Cup to Improve Contour.

The woman with what is known as
 the sagging face can relieve her hag- gard and old appearance by persistent
 treatment before her. own mirror.
 This Is done either by a combination Of skin food and massage or by use of a suction cup. The best skin foods all contain lanolin and many women fear to use it because 1t has the repu- tatlon of growing hair. This danger can be avoided if the skin food is properly used. First, wash your face thoroughly and dry 1t more than thoroughly. Leave not ta speck of moisture upon it. Now apply the skin food and massage we'll, using upward and outward strokes, never downward. Then wash out the skin food with pure soap and water and dry thor oughly. The reason growth of hair follows the use of, skin food is that the pores are damp and the oil sticks in the pores. The following is an ex- cellent formula for skin food: White wax, one ounce; spermacetti, one
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22
Good Tooth Pnudar

A simple formula for tooth-powder is this: Four ounces of powdered pre- eipitated chalk, one ounce of powdered myrrh. one ounce of pulverized orris. two ounces of pulyerized borax. Mix and sift by forcing several times through bolting cloth. Use a firm brush when cleansing the teeth. Re- move all foreign particles with a bit of dental floss. Twice a year have your dentist scrape away the tartar that is sure to form in spite of the greatest care.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22
SAMPLE SHOES AGAIN.

And here's a splendid chance to save a dollar or two.
 About twice year we succeed in getting hold of Sample Shoes. We aI- ways buy and sell them for about HALF THEIR ACTUAL VALUE.
 We have just received a large line of Sample Shoes from the best known manufacturers in this country Mems, Women's and Childrenis Shoes. Not many of kind-but great bargains while they last.
 Wide-awake buyers will come here at once for a pair or two of these Sample Shoes.
 Other buyers will come later ana find them sold. So come at once. if you expect to secure a pair at half their real value.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22

ounce; lanolin, two ounces; sweet al.
 mond oil, four ounces, cocoanut oil
 two ounces; tincture of benzoin, 30 drops, orange flower water, two ounces. Melt the first five ingredients together. Take of the fire and beat until nearly cold, adding little by lit- tie the benzoin, and lastly the orange flower water.
 The suction cup is on sale at any frst-class drug store and costs from 59 cents up. It looks like half a glass, topped by rubber bulb To use this cup, plant 1t firmly on the face in the middle of the chin, press the bulb and the edges of the glass will attach themselves to the skin. Now, work the suction cup upward and outward, covering as much surface as you pos sibly can on the right cheek, then press bulb and release the glass edges. Start again in the middle of the chin and work your way upward and out. ward on the left cheek. Always clean the cup thoroughly after using. A common cause of hollow, sagging cheeks Is bad teeth. No woman who makes a pretense to good looks can afford to have one tooth missing from her mouth. Cosmetic dentistry has made 1t possible to build up a new tooth on a mere fragment or shell, and teeth are even planted in the gums. Porcelain filings are now pre- ferred, to gold, which make the teeth look dark and porcelain false teeth are preferred to~the more conspicuous gold crowns. Great hollows in the jaws cause not only sagging cheeks, but uncleanliness of the mouth, offen- sive breath, indigestion and malnutri. tion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22
Hair Tonic

Forty grains of resorcin. one-haIf ounce of water. one ounce of witch hazel and one ounce of alcohol This is particularly good when the hair is very oily. Shampoo your glory crown every week or two with eggs and hot water. If tiny bits of the whites of the eggs adhere to the hair strands. don't fret yourself to q fever. becsuss the brush wiIl remove them. Ho. water Is necessary if the shampoo Is to bs thorough
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22
Dr. King, The Ad- vertising Dentist.

A local pa- per, speaking of advertising dentists, says of Dr. King: He, with his big d e mt a l practice, ac- quires' a knowl. @I~@ zf l.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22
Haudicaupi.

Not long ago Topeka man vho had rOrked @ years for the Santa Fe suit his iob and went to farming Asked the other day how he vas getting along. he said -AbOus the sane old uzJ. sTospt I do1't have as mach money nov to b1y stock in of oon- paniss and saltsd Eosd mines ss ussd to hzFsr
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-22


 date dentistry and little nice ties of the profession, that, the smaller practitioners, even with their years of experience, rare ly earn. And then, his mod ern advertising dental office, luxuriously furnished, with his costly equipped laboratory, would die inside of a year if he failed to do good work-and as to price Dr. King does a cash business only, and when you patronize him you are not taxed extra to help make up for the bills unpaid by "the other fellow" as you surely do when you patronize the ordi- nary dentist, who fails to col lect 50 per cent of his bills, and must get it out of you" Full set teeth as low as 5. gold crowns s. oOc; painless extraction free when sets are ordere d. All work guaranteed Hours a. m, to SD. m Sundays 10 to2
 Telephone, Lady attendants.
 Examinations, estimates and advice free
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
9rofber,o9tbum.
Ans Der bamptfaht.

Der bodbtu. !Serr MfOns Wensler,
bisber 8ifar i'm Staotsrunb, lit
gum Yfarrer in Sberpaaen ernannt
porben.
Mns 2enssries BET SaloB Soben.
burg melScn Wiindener Ylatter
nnter'm A. DECEMBER: Der CUR
Seit nit Ser Srbnung bes Nad,.
loIIes oes perItorbenen 8rnbber5oss
beidGitigte Erdiibent Der srobber.
sosli6 . luremburgiiden 5inunss
TANNER in 9iberid q. &b., 8ot.
purbe bellte Morsen altf ShloB
Sobenbure fur5 nod ginnabme oes
SriibitidS tobtlih bonn Sdlage &c.
troffen."t
Inter Der lteberi6rift: .9ie
Wilitdrfrage" oeroffentliht Die
.Sranffurter 3eituns" eineu Be.
ritt aus 2uremburg. Der iolsenoen
SdluB bat: Sd ueiB beitimmt. Dob
man obea nit Der W0alidfeit zines
ginsreiiens ansiuGrtiaer Sruppen
rednet, fails Die HubeItorer ben Gu.
sembureer 9ebSrben iiber ben 3opi
ipod)ien iollten. Dab Die anslGn.
biihen s(ftiondre. iaas lie hire
bierSuIanoe inpeitierten Miniouen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

onrd IrbeiterreboIten aeidbrbet
laben, ibre Gesiernneen nm befpoff.
netes Ginereifen erlifen tuiiroen.
utterllegt mobl feinem i3ueifeI. Bie
aoer ote lurembursii1e @eaieruna
BON Der MISUNDERSTANDING NIT einem
Wtlitdrproieft - ettpa mad, Dem
Nfuiter Der belsiiden giiraermebr
ODER Der. SHtpei5er Rilia, ole bei6e
IN getraft ee5osen at tperben
'tetnen empfansen piir6e, fam
man lid oenfen. Gin 2ano, bos
ii6 ieit % Sabren iaIt oner DILL.
tdrlaiten uub ieber glutIteuer emit.
leoigt iab, nirb notiirIif Better.
moroio idreien, ipenn man linn uie.
Der NIT iold)en Sdropifopfen Tom.
men min. Snoes biz iid bic
Gommiiiions 8erotbunaen au Ell.
ttem eutruurf perbihtet baben, lit
nod elm tpeiter Weg. llnb piel.
leiht binterlGbt Staatsminiiter On.
ihen nit beimliter SHaoenfreuoe
leinem Hadfolger bereinit bie Mifi.
tdrfraae als itahlibes grbe."
Is itebt io5niasen felt, Dob me.
gen 3unabme Der genolfernna ser
Stanton Gid. jpei nei,e 1eputierten.
iise nno DER aanton 9urembura.
2anO einen erbalten nirb. @s lit
niht ausseihloiIen, oaB alid Die
Stabt Surembiirg einen meiteren
8ertreter in bic 4amnter au hidden
bat. auf Der anberen Settle tper.
ben Die &antone Merid, mno Hcmih
pabrideinlih lie einen 9eputierten
perlieren.
Die ant 1. DECEMBER itottsefun.
5ene 8~olfs3dbluns bat audi beuer,
ipie audi Dor flint Sabren. soblreihe
@ise. CUTE unb fdled)te, an Sage
geiorbert. grtp1bnen mir einiae
aus unierer Saiptitabt. y Serr
Re6tsannalt Simonis, benz Die in
oeltifer Sprahe abeefabten 3dbl.
formulare einsebanbigt muroen. ge.
rietb in ieiner gisenifait oils .Yre.
iioent De ralianees ~irancoiie" in
cine niht all3u selinSe Gntriiititng.
@r p%erlanate ein Sormular IN iran.
soiiifer Sprafe. neltes eigens
iiir i'm ansefertiet unb seorudt
puroe. Grit bann mar er sufrie.
BEN nnb fiiate ieinen 9ettel nit
aler YrG5iiion aus. y auf benz
9impertsbere bette cine bortise
bieoere Sausirau .8oIfs5eituna"
Gtatt 8olfssdblune) perltanoen nnS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

Is Biz 25 Sonnen abgiebt. Cine
Wine, bic felt benz Serbite erofinet
1T, lieiert euten Ibias unb tpirb Biz
8rIbiobr in pollem 9etriebe fem.
gs beiinbet ii6 bier cine fotbo'
hide Stride linb 5tpar Die erIte. oie
peitlid bonn Miiiouri . Sluiie &c"
baut uurbe. Noh lesten CONNER
purbe bieielbe neu reitaurirt; mir
baben iest aber bios 5iuei Ial i'm
Wonate Meiie, fpeeen Waneel an
Yrieiter, oa unier Serr Gfarrer bier
@emeinoen gu perieben bat. Sb.
ipobl id fein 2ano.I eent bin, 10
piirbe i6 bod iebem Seutihen,
Der 5if bier informiren poIte.
gerne au GienIten iteben uno 10 meit
bebiiIfli6 iein, nie Dies in meinen
araften ltebt.
adtrnsspon sriibt
Better @einaGt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

idnauate ben 3dbler alio ON:
p@as2 Cine 3eituns iollen mir
nebmen? 9as feblte nns nod"
Der 3dDler moqte lie belebren nnb
legte Den 3ettel auf ben Siih nit
Dem gemcrfen: .Gen ioa Sbr
Marn unterid)reiben." Soroui
Die idIasfertise GbebGlite: y8os?
unterlfreiben? CT bot nod an
ptel unterihrieben." - Die @ubrit
oes 3dbl3etteIs: rMdneeI unb &c.
breden" murbe bon sablreiten
.Sausnoritdn6en" NIT Der lafonis
iden @usfunft beantportet: Wansel
an 8eIo. giner idrieb: .gs man.
gelt an Wommes uno es gebridt
an Sped"
GiDilftanS Der staSt 2mrembmra.
Seiratben. 5. December:
Soiepb Wiqenbah. Steinballermeis
tier, nit Maredretba giesborf.
Sterbefdfle. 3. Des.:
Peter @ebernof, alt 81 ssobre,
Saglobner, aus Sells; HicoIas 81.
fenbeim, aft 81 Sabre, Sapesierer,
ebelos; l16aloo Dieroiti, oft SO s.,
Winirer; Wifolas 3immer. aIt Is
S., 9aglobner. aus @iIIen. g.:
Waria 9obIer, oft 8 Wofen. T.:
Worsaretba Seller. oft 76 Sabre,
obne Gtan6, ebeIos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
Sns b6nslidje Slid.

@enn 3ir bas bobc @liif beihieoen,
0as tets in 9einem Sauie meilt
als trerer 8oit Der iiiBe Grieoen,
Der oae Seelenmunben BELT:
Gann laiie SubeGieber id)oGen.
0ein Saus bas ltebet felt uno gut
S6 aud Die iiGrfIten @idcn fallen,
did riittelt niht bes Sturmps
Wutb.
did itoret niht oos lDiloe Sreiben
Nad falibem 0lif, nod Rubm
un6 @lans,
0u wilit in Geinem Sauie bleiben,
GO fiiGet 9eine seele ganj.
limb mubt 9u meilcn in Der Serne,
gs Ioden did ms SSeimatbIdnb:
Ger atnber belle Iugeniiernc
nnb ibrer Mutter treue Sano.
3mar Mar1en Mills als @abn cr.
ifeinen,
GaB Tu Oeiu Seim oils 8eit Dir
ipGblit,
TaB Oh Die Stlunoen bel Oen 9einen
Ils gliidlidite nun INNER 5Gblii,
Sob i'm Die meitc 8elt umififien,
Sbn labet niemols liibe Rait,
Or f1inpit NIT Stiirm uto 6elien.
rifien,
0ierpeil 0u mabre &ube bait.
@enn Fir bas bobe 8liif belhieoen.
Gas itets in 9einem Snnie ipeilt
als Simmelsgait Der iiiBe Srieoen.
Der ole Seelenmmben heilt;
0onn beb' Dein Ineeiift nod cben
llnb Sae Dem Simmel heiBen Ganf,
2aB loiit bic tpirre @clt Damn toben.
Gid itoret nifjt ibr iteter 3anf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02
SIN ttautenT ami{icn& rpiSc !

@eltapoiteIs cine STRIDE iein, bonn
muB man lid in oerielben oud) ben
hrlltliten llnterrift angelegen iein
loIien. Iau ioQ matchmaker germ
Die gchorte Rreoist sur aeaeniei.
tigen grbauutng burtipreGen; oie
eltern lolen Oniiir iorgen, ooB
lire ajnber griinolid Den aatefis.
MIS- unO Ole gibIilhe @eihif1te
erIerneu. icleu ibnen oorin nad)bel.
ZEN un0 i~Iberboupt bur6 @elebruns
unb Sei'piel elite prnttiife Inlei.
tung 5um friitlid)en 2ehen geben.
Iud) iOuten IN ieber Camille lifJ
einige CUTE Bidder porfinoen, Dirh
beren ileibiBen Sebrouh ole ange.
borigen bes Sauies beilinm inter.
rid]tet uno crbniit miiroen. Gin
loldles Bid mdre Damn cine blei.
ben6c @obltbot iiir Die 6amiIie.
Seher Scelioreer ut getuiB Den 1a-
nilicnnatern germ betilflih 5ur
Irid)afi,na oernrtiger Bidder. Iu1
Gin religi6ie2 @cd]euoIatt icu in
feiner Sanlilic ieblen.
Su iebem fotboliid)en 4~ottesboiie
Ieben mir einen Nltar. auf welhem
oas bodbl. WeSopier buraebraht
miro. 1ieies erbobene Spfer fann
nun uift in Der bGisliheu Stride
in Der Son,ilie oareebrat,t meroen.
aber mo fam uno iou bod nod
aroiien audi on @erftagen germ
oemieIben b%eitpptnen. Mbcr audi
bic Snu,ilie ioa nid]t cbne Spfer
icin. 51elih ioa man ourd Die
CUTE Meinune feline Mrbeiten irnb
Iiiten. icine 9eif,peroen unO Gel.
Den @ott aufopfern, nno afpor in
0erciugnng NIT Dem blufiges
Opipr am 8reMse. 51glih icIlen
iih sic @lieber Der Samilie gegens
ieitis iiireinanoer opiern IN drift.
Iiher @ebulb unb in treiier Grill.
lung Ser 8erufspiliften. las
gauge Samilienlcben ion getroaen
iein bon freuoisem Opieraeiite.
Genn Damn lit es nahrhaft Soft
pohIgeiGlie, Elm beItGnoieer @ottes.
oienit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-01-02

Gid Itoret nif)t ibr iteter 3onf.
9as rclisiOie 2eben in Der Tamilie.
Sou Die Camille mirflidJ reIi.
aiOs iein. bunn mus man in oer-
ieIben 5undfIt getpiilenEait feline
firhlif)en 8iIitten eriiillen unb
nit Gttung BON relisioien 1insen
rcoen. @ie lit es oenn benfbar,
oaB in einem Sniie Elm pabrboit
religioieS 2eben herriht, tpcrn mar
in oerieIber MIR nod @iafiir nm
feline relisiolen Iflidten fif finn.
inert. tpenn maj am Sonntag leidt.
iinnis Die beiliee Weiie oeriGumt
ODER benielben entbeiIigt ourt per-
botene grbeiten, ODER am Sreitag
sleihgiiltis iid iiber bas abitinen5-
gebot b~infpeeiest? Wie lit es
benfbar, oab in elmer Samilie elm
mirfltt, reIisioies 2cbcn berrid)t.
ipenn man bort perdftIidl iiber
Die anorbnunser Der airhe
rebet ODER in b~osrpiaiger Weiie iinb
NIT iidtbarer Sreube iiber Die
ctpoi9en Mdnsel uno ltnpellfcns
menbeiten Der Trielter ipridt? Su
einem ioIden Souie fonn unmoglih
mabre 8elieioiitGt unb @oitesiurtt
porbanben fem. fonnen unmoalif
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