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New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
DOWN At L4KEWOOD.

Lakewood. N J.. Nov. 10 (SpeciaD.-Vith the
opening of the Lakewood Hotel to-day the largest
hotel here. the season at this resort is now well
under way. Many prominent society people OF New
York and Brooklyn inscribed their names on the
register In the course OF the day and there was a
large gathering OF fashionable folk at the hop and
concert which Carl Berger gave tonight Mr.
Berger has brought his Hungarian orchestra from
Newport To the Lakewood Indoor tennis and
squash Will he popular recreations at the hotel this
season The tennis court is tnclosed IN glass and
tournament competitions will be held there each
week in the season.
colonel and Mrs. George r. Dyer of New York
VINO were frequent visitors here last season were
among the prominent arrivals AZ the Lakewood
Hotel to-day.
MI and Mrs. Jasper Lynch, who have opened
''eiT nome. Lynx iial, IN Forest avenue for the.
season celebrated the twentieth anniversary OF
theif marriage this week. They gave a small din
ner In honor OF the event their guests including thu
rev ana Mrs. Edward Ernest Matthews Mr. and
MIs J. w. Morey. Mr. and Mrs. Walter RuSh
lfy nner and John w Aiiley
Mts J. q. MetCalf entertained 4 small companv
~ a yea given ror- her daughter Miss MarSteriTa
IINetCalI' thls week Miss Eleanor Ferris was the
Chiffon avenue. - - NAN' IA
MI. ana ArA John n Sovsz.. ss New York. w>r~
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11
WINS PART BY SWIMMING.

Miss Louise Gribbon. who IS to have the title
role In 'Neptune's Daughter" the new spectacle
TO be produced at the HippOdrome. Wednesday
evening November IS. has secured her engagement
under circumstances absolutely unique, Miss Crib
bon is the first singer record 70 dive into tank
IN order to obtain engagement The role Of
Annette in "Neptune's Daughter requires the
actress singing the part 10 plunge into the at
Neptune's bidding. The actress who was first en-
gagged for the part refused TO make the dive as
she was not a good swimmer. and. much to her
regret. compelled 10 relinquish the part In
this emergency Edward Temple, stage director at
the HippodrOTne, decided TO hold a competitive
swimming examination among the applicants for
the role.
There more than dozen young women
anxious to get the part At morning rehearsal,
held the Hippodroms stage. with the tank full
OF water, all twelve attred themselves In bathing
suits They then lined up on the 44th street
end OF the tank and told that the young woman
who swan first 70 the further end OF the tank
would be given the part. Miss Louise Cribbon.
who played Mrs. Pineapple in "A Chinese Honey
IaOOn' the road for the last two seasons ar
rived first at the gOel. and helped out OF the
tank fully half a minute before her nearest com
petitor completed the swim. AS Miss Grfbbon Is
a pretty young woman. with excellent soprano
voice, she was engaged to play the role
Of Annette in "Neptune's Daughetr'
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

among the cottage arrivals this week They a..
occupying the Dustan cottage
With gun and dog. more than score OF patron.
OF the Lakewood Hotel and she Laurel Hou~
started out bright and early this morning for ~
frst shooting OF the season. The cunning seasr
in New Jersey opened to-day. Quail and partrss,.
have not been plentiful in many seasons as tbsv
are now. and the Lakewood Ninrods expected a
good days sport The township officers rsstr.r
shooting TO within three miles Of the vilazs A..
side this limit there is great deal OF scrub ttr,b..
so that II Is possible 20 get clear aim the brss
their flight. Kingdom and Jay Gould, Dr. PAM
Kimball. John Z. Pye and DR.. Charles Z. Linda
were among the gunners who IN the Plies ~
day, and they are expected TO provide rams a.,
ners for their friends tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hays Hammond returned ri.
week and are occupying the Rainey cottage
Madison avenue.
The Laurel House Is entertaining a larx, oo,.-.
OF golfers who are here for the autumn tour-s
ment OF the Lakewood Country Club, which is IA n
held next week. AS this will be the lase 49,
tournament OF the season IN tho METROPOLITAN -
cult. golfers will gather here from all parta os N.
North for final try at records
Mr.. and Mrs Edward n. Fallows aad Nh. A.
nette FallOws. OF New York. ara among a. n,
rivals at the Laurel House this week
H Powell Ramsdell, OF Newourg, Is at ths iAura
House. ~~~
Mrs James Gallatin and Mrs H. Dawson o,n.
TN. OF New York. have Joined a party of trt1A
at the Laurel House.
Mrs. George Fales Baker OF PhfIadslphtn M,
!aken apartments at the Laurel IN the Pines to- n
Arrivals at the Palmer House the I.xfnre,, a.
Aannattan and the Bartlett Inn greatly $500
those or last year at this time, and thess hssss
are sharins the prosperity OF the larger house,
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

The success of Will Thaller. the German
comedian as Graf Waldhof together with the
force Of the play in which he made his American
appearance. Will render it unnecessary to change
the programme at the Irving Place Theatre until
Thursday evening next. Till then the bill will
remain as last week. Carl Karlwes's comedy.
"Onkel Toni
On Thursday evening a comedy in four
acts. by Gustav Davis. entitled die Katakom-
ben" c"rhe CatacombsO will replace "Onkel
Toni Amended is the cast:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

Hattie Williams and her little cherubs 20 on
their merry way at the Criterion.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

Do given at the Bttou tonight. Maurice Hem
hequin's La Joie du Foyer" a comedy vaude-
Vile in three acts, will be the chief feature
THE Tourists" will remain at the Majestic
Theatre for some time to come. With Richard
Golden. Julia Sanderson, Alfred Hickman. Will
lam T. Carleton. Vera Michelena and Kate TART.
thls musical comedy has been drawing crowded
houses since last August.
James 7. Powers, as Private Charlie Taylor
tbs Bandmaster of the Muzzervernugger Band,
IN The Blue Moon" at the Casino. has been
playing to good houses all the week. and seats
are now on sale for weeks ahead.
Miss Lena Ashwen concludes her engagement
IN The shulamite" at the Lyric Theatre on next
Saturday evening.
one OF the musical features of the vaudeville
season will be the appearance at the Colonial
Theatre this week of Kocian the Bohemian
violin virtuoso. for the first time in vaudeville
Robert Hilliard will present for the first tim,
at Ihls theatre, his latest one-act play, LAS Man
SoWs. Edward Blondell and company will offer
funny sketch entitled The Lost Boy" The
Piccolo Midgets, Liliputian artists will ba seen
In athletic exhibitions Harry Corson Clarke
ana company will make their debut at this the
atre IN a comedy sketch called Strategy"
Maude Lambert. late star Of kIaw * Erlanger's
White Cat" company will render a number of
original "Chappie" will offer his latest song
successes. The Barber Ritchie Trio viii do a
number OF thrilling feats on bicycles The
hroneInan Brothers Will be another team not
new 10 this theatre, In grotesque comedy work.
The vitagraph viii have new and interesting
motion pictures.
AZ the Alhsmbra Theatre this week the blu
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

VIII be headed by Lafayette, who will present
his mysterious act called "The Medicine Man" I"
as well as his original travesties on well known
composers. entitled The Satyr and His Band"
Carleton Macy and Maude Hall will offer a one
act rural comedy. "The Magpie and the Jay"
Jack Norworth by permission of Lew Fields.
VIII be seen in his original college Boy mono
logue. Edwin and Keough and company will
present for the first time at this theatre the
mythical caprice. "a Bit of Barney" Greene
and Werner. the original Babes In the Jungle"
will sing number of songs. Eva Nudge.
protean artist and vocalist, will offer her orig
Liliputian comedian, Will do impersonations Of
well known stage celebrities; the Heuman Trio
will present a comedy bicycle act and the Vita
graph Will show and entertaining motion
pictures.
The last twelve nights of "A Society Circus
at the Hippodrome begin tomorrow. The
closing performances of this gorgeous extrava-
ganza have brought out large crowds, who re-
alize that they will never again have an oppor-
tunity to see this brilliant pageant The
circus acts at the HippodrOme will be
changed at the same time that these are
lions, of Motoring in Midair," and of all the
other attractive features in the arena. The
plunging horses, too, diving into the
great tank for the last times. as this feature
will be replaced with another novelty in the
new spectacle.
The chase and capture of whales off the coast
of Labrador is picture now being shown on
the cirematograph at the Eden Musee The act
ual work of hunting IS shown with accurate
and thrilling detail The harpooning and cut
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

will give a special matinee OF "The Chorus
Lady TO the chorus girls employed in the cur
rent musical productions
At the Lincoln Square Theatre there has
been started a series Of special nights, when
railroad men will attend in body. The first Of
the series will be known civil engineers night,
when three hundred seats are to be reserved for
civil engineers. The date is Monday. Following
civil engineers night Will come conductors
night, brakemen's night and freight agents
night. If the management rally together
enough of the magnates, a railroad presidents
of course. being reserved for the men of finance
Viola Allen begins the fourth and last week of
the Astor Theatre tomorrow night. Miss Allen
has added TO her reputation as a delineator Of
-Shakespearian parts by her revival Of this play
a professional matinee of "Cymbeline' on
Wednesday will be feature OF the week at the
Astor.
Forbes Robertson and Gertrude Elliott con-
tinue in George Bernard Shaw's Cesar and
Cleopatra" at the New Amsterdam Theatre
where they Will begin their third week to-nor-
row evening
Fay Templeton continues at the New York
Theatre in "Forty-fve Minutes from Broadway"
with the New Amsterdam Theatre cast
Klaw & Erlanger's production of THE Prince
of India" begins its last two weeks at the
Broadway Theatre tomorrow evening.
The sixth Sunday night French vaudeville will
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

Mr.. Gillette in ''CIarice" continues at the Gar
riC
New-York tribune., 1906-11-11

ting up OF the whales and all the incidental dan
gers OF the crew of the vessel shown. The
other features OF the Winter Garden include
the kitaOsOko Japanese Troupe, Dan w Quinn
To the World in Wax several new groups and
figures have been added.
Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre is TO offer
during the coming week one of the most in
teresting bills that have been presented there
The headline act is A. Y. Marino, described as
THE Man Who Dares." Marino who arrived
from England a few days ago on the steamer
Oceanic, makes a speciality OF having three tons
of automobile driven over his body Manv per
sons living in New York-or who used 10 live
have accomplished this feat inyoluntarIIv but
Marino claims 10 be the only individual who
accomplishes II voluntarily and still exists Not
only does he allow q motor car carving six
people to go over his body. but he pits his
strength successfully against the machine hold
ing II stationary with his shoulders while the
motor Is set at fun speed. Marine has been a
sensation in London. where his act was said TO
be more dangerous than those known as II .oop-
ing the Loop" Looping the Gap" and The
Dip Of Death" with all OF which American cir
cusgoers are familiar In addition TO Marno
the bill at Hammerstein's will include Tom
Nawn and company In a character skit
n connection with his sketch Pat and tho
Gcnii" Karnc's "A Night in the SIums of Lon
don which has been big hit. will be retained
Tor another week; Hermann the Great a
nephew of the famous Alexander Hermann
and himself magician of no mean ability will
SHOW some new illusions. Chris Richards the
English comedian. is booked for a return. the
Nichols Sisters, well known for their blackface
dances: Foy and Clark are 10 present a comedy
sklt; May Ward VIII sing and tell stories: the
Baileys have astonishing dance and there
VIII be oomplstsly new and vary intsrssting
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
@ereinsmeierei.
(aus Dem y@anoerer",)

lteber, Die Gtotbpenoigteit futbps
liider 8ereine piele 8orte 81 Der.
lieren, lit wobi faunn nod bon
notben; oenn tuer aitb nur balb.
megs ste 3eifen Der 3eit al Oeuten
peritebt. lit lid flar bariiber, baS
elm fraftis entpideltes fotboliites
&ereiusDeien fiir Ole Nobliobrt I'm.
lerer Stride unO Die ltaotsbilr9er-
life Steaung Die Gatbolifen bon
groBter 9ebeutung lit. 2eioer ober
lit mebr iiber ben Ntanael ol fatbos
liifen @ereinsmGnneru als iiber
Den Wansel an fatbolii6en Sereinen
81 flaaen. Die meiiten unierer be-
Ite6enOen 8ereine baben nod lonee
niGt Die Mitslieoer5abl, Die iie ba-
ben ioGten, nelle 8ereine modien
inseiien mie Die Yil5e nad] einem
mormen Hegen. 8ir baben cine
formlide Misrepresentation or fatbo.
liiben Sereinen uno - mag oas
8ort aud berb flingen cine
formlide Seriimpelung our6 Die
Gereine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

Iuf Dem 8ebiete bes fat6oliIden
Sereinsmelen berrift Die 9lera Der
8rllnoungen, Der @ermGiIerung, ser
eoncitrren5maderei, mie lie ser
Sieg oes 2i6eralismus oui Dem in.
oiItriellen @ebiet ms 9aiein aerlt.
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genunbeilooa: llniid]erbeit oes Se.
%ltebenoen, abnabme Ser Solieitat,
Bfulderei uno IusiduBipaare. @er
oieIes llrtbeil al bart finoet ser oer-
tiefe lid IN Die bon elmer aetpiiIen
llnbebolfenbeit unb Naipit6t selt-
genoen Srotofoae unierer alten ia.
tboliihen Sereine! gei oaer I'm
boafommenbeit, nelfes Streben
nad boberen Soealen, pelf]e @c.
geiiterrng fir oas @iite, melde l,n-
gebeudelte OpferfreuDe, mo- es lid,
Inn oas @obl Der i'm gntiteben be.
grifienen 8emeinben ooer zines 6ar.
ben6ell, in Notb mo @lenO qe.
ratbenen Witglieses baubeltl Die
8eidihte mieres Central . Screins
oaein peiit Sunoerte ih0ner Siiae
oieier Irt auf.
Iber Ole 8eit ihritt porarl, Die
alte 9ieSerfeit, &e6tsiim lino @e-
meinlinn gerietben mebr unb mebr
anger Ours, uno 'Sortidritt, slltf.
fl1rung muroen Die sangbarIten
Wiin3en. Der n@eilt Ser Geuernna"
orang aiid in uniere fotboliifen
Tereine elm unb riittelte OH Dem Ye.
ltebenoen, alS alter Slunoer COLT,
mas Die Sdter, faum ieBbait getpor.
Den IN Der neuen Seimotb, nit
Wfiibe erriftet; anitatt nod slrt
Der maderen Yioniere till uno be.
ideiben pe~iter5uballen auf Dem 10.
lioen 5unoament uno 6aS 6eItebenoe
Sereinspeien aus5ugeitalten, tbiirmte
man NIT Sitanenmutb Blame oui
Ylane, iiir beren @uSiiibrune
SpemdenbGnoe 81 @ebote Itanben,
unb Die b%eionnenen stlten ole .Sp.
per.gonierpatipen", Die Den .@eiIt
Der Belt" nidt peritanoen, ltamoen
mbeahtet CUR Settle, uno elm Sesen
it's Dab iie tros allem oeil Miltb
nidt perloren, iid Slider" uno
Grants" ihelten lieBen POI, Ser ra.
i6en Sugcno, Die 10 idneI fertis
nit Dem @ort, uno felt bielten an
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

5n oulOen, BOB oas miibiam aufee.
fiibrte @erf Der gloubensItarfen
Sioniere berni6tet miro.
@enn neue 9ereine a~eariinoet
iuerOen ioQen, Damn moge man iid)
ocf fpeniaitens auf elm @ebiet be.
ldrdnfert, mo HeugriinOungen moth.
Denoig iinO, mo 9~eitebenoes niht ae.
fabroet miro. Sort mag man Damn
IN 8ottes Hamen experimentation
ilno ol,rd Sboten oen 9eiueis lie
fern, baB Ole pielperbeiBenoen BRO.
gramme mebr iinb als cine film,
genbe SfeGe unb brobnenoes Gr5.
Gen b%eItebenoen Sereinen aber Itore
man ibre &reiie nitt! Stott
oelien beliiule man iif, pie oos Sc,
ltebenoe erbalten unb ausgebaut
iperoe, mie Sronung 81 ihaifen IN
Dem @irruarr, mie enolid cine Or
goniiation Der geiammten totboli.
ld)en &ratte angebabnt, pie Die be.
ltebeneen f%luffenben 2iiGen ausae.
fuat, iuie Dor slnem unlere fatbo,
hide. iunge Mdnnerpelt ourd)
5ipedmdBige SerbGnoe Sen Sodun.
gen oes Materiolismu5 uno Den
taulenoormigen 9oeen itno religios
9leid9iltigen Sraoniiationen fern-
gebulten, nie uniere fatboliifen Or.
better Den Soroerungen Ger 3eit emit.
lpred)eno iiber Die brennenoen Sra.
gen Der 8egenipart mlfeeflGrt uno
mic aus Der Mitte unierer ituOieren.
Den fotboliiden Sugeno Siibrer ber-
angeId,ult werOer. uno mos Ser.
gleiden mid)tiae, e%rnlter fatboliifer
Wdnner wiiroige gufgoben mebr
iinb.
Iufbau, Ii;s6ml, Organization -
Dos lei Die 9oirng, rtfo nidlt 4ie-
oerreiBcn, 3eriplitterung uno 3er-
brodelung ourd) cine ~Seriebenoe
Gereinsmeiereil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Sd,were InidjnlSignngen,

ober nur 5n icbr ourd) Sbatinden
ueranlabt. 9aS r@aa Street
Sournol" itelt bie ~foleenOen petit
miitiifen 9etrad)tungen an: o8enm
es in oielem Canoe etpas giebt, mas
mebr alS ales gnbere oo3u beitra-
gen tonnte, cine ~io5iale politiihe
Hepolution beroor5urufen, 10 lit es
OaS @efiibl, Oab bier elm @eiee fir
ole Heid)en unO Elm anoeres fiir Die
Irnlen beItebt. Iihts lit iiherer
olS oas Sdidlol bes Glerfs, melfer
$500 Die ISOLDE peroient unb ieineu
Yrin5ipul UNI Elm paar Collars be-
Itieblt. gr miro perbaftet unb ms
@efdneniB geidift. genn er ieine
Strafe obgeieiien bot, 10 lit ibm Die
'Ebiire ieoer a%nitdnOigen 9ei6Gfti-
gllng perid)lolien. gr tragt oas
3eihen bes gerbrehers ouf Der
Stirn. Seincr Ierion baftet on
Der @erltd) bes @efdugniiies al.
gr miro BON ieinen Iitmenihen ge-
mieoen. or bot feline Soffnung
unb feline 3ufunft mebr. Wie aber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

belt i'm Yiortnerbouie bate jeS-
ipeSen @rgmobn beieitist.
8eim Worsenerauen febrte 2aop
2anra ms Sdlob Suriif.
Or lit toot", iprad lie Si Battle
nno begab iid in ibre @emdder, in
melfen lie mebrere Gage eirlge.
i6loiien blieb. gs bieB, lie bate
Sieber uno Wisrane, man lieB iie
nnbelditiet. 0as lie lit. piBte
MIR @ott unb Tie.
2oro ~l1loeriton bonoelte als
Gbrenmann in oes @ortes poaIter
g%eoeutung. er begab iid) lelbit
nod Miibldu. Ger orme @uItap
muroe auf Dem 0rieobofe our erpi.
gen Hlibe ge6ettet, Der neben ser
Stride Log, in pelber er nit Sal1ra
getraut moroen mar. Die Ste0e
beoeihnet elm iteinernes &rens nit
Der Snihrift:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Sin M0ndj ais @elebrter.

Die in Hotre Game, Sno., erif)ei.
nenoe engliiGe @odenitrift .slpe
Maria" l6reibt IN ibrer iiingIten
Drummer: @enoel gbilipps pflegte
81 iagen, es i6eine inn, man fonnte
ous amerifaniihe Solf am forafte-
riItllfifen IN ser Stellung obconter-
feien, mie es fortseiest boiler Sod
af)tilng Dor iid) ielbIt oas Sa1pt emit
bloBt; uno er i6rieb feline slbbano.
lung iiber nSbe 2oit arts" nit ser
ansgeiprodenen Ibiitt, uniere
eigene @~ertbifasung mierer ielbit
etipas berab5uodmpien. 8iiroe
EbilippS beute leben, 10 piiroe err
5meiiellos iener beriibmten slbbano-
lung einen abldnitt e%infiigen, INN
Die Illfmerfiamfeit auf cine peitere
S~eifenblaie amerifaniider SelbIt-
nberbebnng 81 lenfen, ole Grof.
gremIter IN Der Saturday Guenina
Eolt" 5rm Glasen bringt. Ian
bat IN lester 3eit piel gebort BON
Serrn Slitber Sltrbonf bon Galifor.
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mente NIT Slumen unb Sriid)ten Den
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ben. Iber es gibt nifts Genes
unter Der Sonne. Erof. 9repiter
weiit enOgiiltig nod, nab Ger ur.
%Ipriinelidle @ntoeder auf Dem Sc.
bet bon Srn. 9urbant'S @rperimen.
ten Eater @regor Wenoel, elm otter
rei1iifer Ibt Golte beiBen
.Erobit"l NOR, Der Dor einem
balben Sabrbunoert .lebte. Gem
G%alifornia'er gntOefer limo bic BON
ibm angeiteaten @rperimente =
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Yater @regor Sobann @enoel
mar i'm Sabre 1922 ST. Se~in5enoori
in ShIelien gcboren uno itarb nm
6. Sanuar 1884 oils Mueultiner 81
9riim. Ils Sioloe mo Weteoro-
log ermarb er ii6 einen nidt unbe-
Oemtenoen Hamen uno crmittelte
ourd, %ipitemotilhe &reli5ungsperiide
Die nIenber'iden Hegeln". 90.
mobl er ldon in oen ied)3iger Sab
rem nit Den Heiultaten ieiner Sor-
ifungen Dor Die Seifentliffeit trot,
muroen peitere &reiie crit naf lei.
mem Sooe auf bereu groBe @idtig.
felt mlimerfiam, mo ieine Sfril-
ten lpiiroen sum Sbeil ms eng
liide iiberiest uno 1901 i'm Sour.
nal" Der nGopal Sorticiltilral
Societp" perofientliht. Sr. Bur
banf mag MN aaeroinas ourd) ieinC
Scriud)e ieine iiderli6 beadtensmer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

elmer fleinen Stabt i'm Iorben bon
gnglano. 9ort nuroen tie gum
5ipeiten Wale getraut.
Sir @uitao's Sobn iorste er
reidlif. llnter ieines Saters Sea.
men, @uitap &oben, fam er auf
Die Sdule nno nrlroe ipGter
Sffi5ier.
so meit gine Naes gut, 2aura's
@ebeimniB murOe ME perrotben, es
modte ideinen. Dab ibre S6ulo
nift geiiibnt rporben.
Sbre Strafe aber lag BARN, baB
Tie Sabre lang Die 2iebe, Dos Ser.
trauen ibres @atten p~erloren batte.
gr bebanbelte iie Itets artig, aber
ME iaete er ibr elm ber3lifes @ort,
bate fir tie ME cine 2iebfoiung,
miBtraute ibren Sanblumeen, blieb
8oden uto @onate lang fern
bon ibr.
@n' bas mnbte lie idpeigenb unb
flaglos ertragen. 8abreno Die
@elt tie nit Srloigunsen iiber.
bdufte, fiiblte Tie iid nniagbar III.
eliidlid. sc alter Tie puroe, oelto
mebr besrifi lie lire furdtbure
Siinoe, ibre groBe, idmere Shulo.
@ad Sabren Ser Yriiinng uno
Siibne pan0te oes @atten Ser5 iid
allmdblig 2anra mieber al, aber iie
fiiblte tief oen ltnteridieo 5miiden
Ser einltisen nnO iebigen 2iebe, ME
perlGBt iie bic Grinnerrns an ibr
8~erseben, bas 9epuBtiein ibrer
Sdulo.
@enn lire Stirne bon SSsilpelen
f%unfelte, penit Die 8roBen Der groe
iib Dor ibr bersen, seoenft iie On.
itan's, erbebt ibr Ser5 gum Simmel
unb flebt INN Sersebung fiir ibre
namenloie Siinbe, nm @naoe uno
grbarmen, anf Oab bieniesen lie ibr
Serbreden iibnen oiirfe uno es nidt
anfltebe ge9en iie Dor bes @pigen
&ihterItubl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Sabl Der Satbolifcm.

@em0bnIi6 miro bie 3abl Ser
aui Der @elt lebenoen Witglieoer
Der fatboIii6en Stride ouf $50 Mil.
lionsn aneegeben. ginige nift-
fatboliid)e @elebrte bebaupten, SaB
Die 3abl minoeitens nm 100 @iaio.
ren 81 bod gegriffen lei. Gem
geeeniiber nber itellt DER Erofeiior
&atteubuid bon @%ottingen Die 3abl
ser aatbolifen aui $50 bis 260
'NtiQionen felt. ltnb Der Sritiibe
9olenoer fir 1905 gibt ibre 3abl
ori 240 Wiaionen an. @ir fon-
nen olio rubig bel Den runo $50
@tiaionen bleiben; iiigen mir nod
bin5il. DAB Die 3abl Der 8atbolifell
Die Sabl Der Witglieeer naer prote-
itontiiden Seften 5ltlammell fait Inn
baS Goppelte iibertrifft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

then grfolge ersielt boben, obne ie.
mails bon Boter @regor Nenbel ge-
bort gu boben; eos Gnoert ober
niGts an Der Sbatiohe, oaB Die
&ubmesfrGn5e, meIde uniere ameri-
faniide 8reiie Dem ~Galifornia'er
Gotouiiten minoet, bon re6tsmegen
Dem l6liften 9riinner Won6e an
Sbeil per6en ioaten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

ifled,ter banoeln fcnnen. Das
Cine MIR iage mir, puBte Der Mor'
quis bon Ser Safe2"
80 nein, o nein, nn6 audi gu
barfIt es ibm niAt iasen. Define
8eraebuna magIt Oh mir oerreis
germ, ib meiB ia, sab i'd lie nidt
beroiene, aber idone ben alten
Mann, Der mid Iiebt, iag's ibm
niht."
SD meiB nift, mas ih tb1in
peroe, Ser Shlag fom aus beiterem
Simmel. Dos ober ipeiB if, eS
pGre bas 9elte, menn id iofort oas
Sous perlieBe uno 9ein follhes
slntIis ME pieber fabe."
sic batte lire Stelle ON 8uitao's
Seite pieber einsenommeu. Sas
@ergite nor poriiber. lie bate
ibre Gdllo befannt.
.Sa, On bolt red)t, es fpiiroe mir
onf redt seiheben. Sd fann nidt
boiien, 5pei Mal I'M 2eben nit Der
eleiden aufopfernoen Siebe seliebt
az peroen. SD mnbte es ia, 8n.
bolt, DOB On mir ME uerSeiben mir.
oeit. . @uitab, @uitup, bob ib
NIT Dir iterben biirfte!"
Ser 600 loidt Die SbanOe
nidt", iprad Mploro itreng, lid
polte ielbit 3u ludreit %geitorben,
ebe ih Sie ihmadpoae @eididte
bon 9einen 2ippen borte. Ser
600 lit Der Siinoe p%or5u5icberi. Salt
GU ie an bos llnreft gebadt, sas
0m mir. getban2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20
Yarirt.

g.: "grlanben Sic, barber ia.
ben Sic iiberbaupt fem llrtbeil,
Sic wiiien ia nidt einmal, mas
2 mai 2 it'll"
g.: Sod, ipcnn Sic iih oaneben
lteaen, 40l"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-02-20

GS eibt piele Heligionen, ober
MIR cine hat Die Ierfmale Der
&obrbeit mo Seiligfeit.