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Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
THAT CAPE MAY
| APPROPRIATION
Several Congressman Attacked
the River and HarhOr Bill as
Introduced in the House.
eFr0m the NEws corespondett. }


WASHINGTON, Feb. Howard
D. Van SAINT, United States Consul at
Kingston, Ontario, who was appoint
ed upon the recommendation of Sen
| ator Keane and the endorsement of
Representative Howell, has some in
teresting matter regarding Canadian
commercial travellers in a recent issue
of the consular reports. He states
that the Canadian knights of the grip
have a membership of s 1000 and that
it Is one of the most important com
mercial associations in Canada. Mr.
Van SAINT also states that more than
$500, ,000,000 of American capital is
invested in Canada in manufacturing
concerns
Representative Loudenslager has
been advised that pensions have been
granted to Thomas S. Williams, of
3l2 Friends avenue, Camden, at $6
a month; William j. McNeir, of Cam
den, at $40 a month from Jan. 2,
1907; Charles w. Leary, Chiselhurst,
at Sc month, from Jan. 2G, 1907;
Eliza c. McGrath, widow of James
McGrath, of 305 North Bird street,
Camden, accrued pension Barbara
A. Kellum, widow of Edward NJ. Kel-
lum, of 130 Arch street, Camden, ac-
crued pension, and Henry Sparrow
1878 Philip street, Camden, $S a
month from Jan. 12, 1907.
Representative Van. Wrinkle has
been advised that pensions have been
granted to John Farrell, OF Kearny,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
MAKES ATTACK
ON PRESIDENT.
Maryland Senator Scores What
He TeTmsROOSeveIt'S Intrusion
Lodge on Defensive.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Coming t.
the defense Of the president in reply tt
the attack 10y Senator Rayner. Senator
Lodge assaIled the idea OF the govern.
ment ownership of railroads advocated
BY Mr. Bryan. He declared that moth.
ing the president had said or done had
begun to 20 so far as the Democratic
leader had gone in his New York
speech.
Advocacy of government ownership
Of railroads raised the question, he de,
elared, whether we should retain our
present form of government or drift
into "avowed socialism, He defend
ed the president as TO Santo Domingo
and various matters respecting which
4r Rayner alleged he had exceeded
Ills authority.
4 Senator Carmack Crenn) held there
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01

WASHINGTON. Feo. l.-The presi-
1ont no5linaled the &c postmasterS'
Now yoHk-J. Isicld Canastota' }. ~
Raser Harrison; !, p. Peck Jorg,ln.
i h. Alexander Ofwego; W liiodshps
w Babcock. Pratbhug; GeneFieNe
French. Sag Harbor; }. Il. Rogers
sonthampton; 4. 5. Emmons, Spencer
= II Alien. Whitney Point Pennsyl-
vania-W. V Marshall. Berlin; D. D.
Ness Du Bois; Q. serfass. Easton' D.
Ransberry. East Stroudsburg' a. H.
Bvers. Hamburg: II. +. Butz, hunting
ton. W. f. Mcdowell. Meryersburs' W
p. Bach. Pottstown: J. I. runner
stroudsburg: u. NJ. Turner Towanda
w. H. Emmert New Oxford
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
Cape May Appropriation

The proposition to appropriate
$500, 600 for the improvement of Cold
Spring Harbor, Cape May, has pro-
voked much opposition on the part OF
certain congressman. They do not
think there is any warrant for the
appropriation and yesterday, when
the river and harbor bill was under
discussion, several congressman as
sailed the action of the committee in
strong language. Representative
Gardner was telegraphed for and got
up out of sick bed to come here and
defend the appropriation. 1t is ex-
pected the debate on the bill will last
for week or more. The plan for the
improvement of the harbor embraced
its being set aside as a harbor of ref
uge.
Representative Gardner has intro
duced bill to increase the pension
of Berdsall Cornell to $50 month;
of James G. Fackenthall to $24 a
month, and Franklin Tyler to $24 a
month.
Mr.. Gardner has been advised that
pensions have granted to Elizabeth
Moore, of Millyille, at $S month,
from March 81, 1906 and Benjamin
p. Sloan, of Ocean City, at $12 a
month, from Jan. 2, 1907.
Representative Howell has been adj
vised that a pension has been grant
ed to Otto Roster, of New Brunswick,
at $12 a month.
The Misses McFadden, of New
Brunswick, were among those who at
tended the Presidents reception at
the White House last night.
Representative Charles Lands will
speak at the banquet of the Board of
Trade at Atlantic City on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Hobart, of Paterson, was a
guest at dinner given on Tuesday
night by Mrs. Hanna in honor of the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01

Senator Kean and Miss Kean wore
guests at dinner Senator and Mrs.
CuIlom gave on Tuesday night
Miss Clarke, of Newark, was
guest Of honor at luncheon given
yesterday by Mrs Aftdenreid.
Major Beverly w. Dunn, Ordnance
Department, has been ordered to San
DIV Hook. T. ,. a
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
How 70 Avoid Appendicitis.

Most victims Of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cures
chronic constipation by stimulating
the liver and, bowels and restores the
natural action of the bowels. Orino
Laxative Fruit Syrup does not naus-
cate or grippe and is mild and pleasant
to take. Refuse substitutes. Sex
toms pharmacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-The senate
passed bill appr3priating S2,0o0,0oO
10 control the Colorado river The bill
is in conformity with the recent spe-
cial message of the president on the
subject The money is to b. returned
to the treasury within .cn years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
The Great Housefurnishing Event of the Spring.
February FURNITURE
AT Wanamaker'S S

ODAY months planning and gather
building
delight the artistic houkeeper with bent for
First OF all magnificent presentation of Fine Furniture Not
factory whose product be criticised adversely $4,000
OF the
the regular prices.
economy OF fln o haris OF
ca new incea
psen is
ruary
MORE FACTORIES contributed
the Will
and poi
quoteon n tnoma
THAT the Distinguishing characteristic of Wam Trade Events There a
A
is the
Hercare few hints 0 offerings:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
Hou to Avoid Pneumonia.

You can avoid pneumonia and
other serious results from cold by
taking Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t
stops the cough and expels the cold
from the system as it is mildly laxa-
tive. Refuse any but the genuine
in the yellow packages. Sexton $
pharmacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
Special Announcement Regarding the
NntinrnI p,nn.n LEnnd End Drug LnW.

We are pleased to announce that
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs
colds and lung troubles is not AFFECT
ed by the National Pure Food ana
Drug law as it contains no opiates or
other harmful drugs, and we recon-
mend it as a safe remery for children
and adults. Sexton's pharmacy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01

| At 500. from s2S-Wea therei oak, O It.
At S23. from S2S-W Gathered oak; & 1T.
At S24, from $30--Golden oak; II.
At S24, from S32--Golden oak. g IT.
Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Floors
Wanamaker Building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01

at $40 a month. from Jan. 2, 1907
and to A. H. Borst, Of Bayonne. at SIS
a month, from Jan. Z 1907
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
Bureaus

A<egf CNfe etS n
At s17, from $22-M Mahogany and runs
mahogany.
At sic, from S20--Golden oak
At SIS, from $23-Golden oak
At 49, from $24--Mahogany, maple,
Tuna mahogany
At $50, from $25-Maple
At SIG, from $35-Golden oak
AT $2s, from $35--Maple.
Center and Library Tables
At s1.75, from s2.5O--Golden and
weathered oak.
At $3.50 from s3.5o--Golden oak and
mahogany finish.
At $3.50, from $4.50--Golden oak,
mahogany finish.
At S3.T5, from 81. 50-Golden oak ma
hogany finish
AT $s, from s10--Golden oak.
Brass BedSteddS
At SIS, fron S20-Polished finish; 4
to q in. size.
At $50, from $30--Polished finish; 3 1T.
3 in. and 4 ft. q in. wide.
AT $25 from S30--Polished finish; It.
in, II. in, it. and 4 Il. in
wide.
At $50 from S4O-satin finish; 4 It.
and # in. wide.
At $S5, from S50-Polished nnish;
IT. and 4 IT. O in. wide.
At $3S from S5O-Polished finish; 3
IT. 3 in., 1T. and H. in. wide.
Fancy Chairs s. Rockers
At 81. from se-weathered Oak
Chair.
At 81, from so-weathered Oak
Rocker.
At 50, from ss--weathered Oak
Chair.
At $3.50. from s12-weathered Oak
Chair.
At SO, from $9-Mahogany Chair.
At $50. from $l2-weathered Oak
Chair.
At IS. from Mahogany Chair.
At $3.50. from $13-Weathered Oak
Chair
AT s1e from $15+weathered OAK
Rocker.
At s1o5o, from s1s-Mahogany Chair.
At $3.50. from $40 Weathered Oak
Rocker.
Extension Tables.
At $12, from $16-W Weathered oak; g r.
At S13, from S1S-Wea thered oak. 6 II.
At SIT, from S20--Weathered oak: q fl
At SIS from So. 5o--Csolden oak, IL
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
M AT ESSE S

Anu OLHEg DGNINHS
Notwithstanding advanced costs
on practically all sorts of materials
used in mattress making, we are
able to offer the same low prices
as last year, on best sanitary Mat
tresses, made to your order in our
own factory. These prices:
MATTRESSES
At $17.SO, worth S21-Three-quarte
bed size. 4Sx7S in. !; one or two parts
30 pounds.
At $15, worth $1S-Largc single bed
size, 42x7S in. i; 30 pounds.
At $12.5O, worth $1i---Single bed
size, 36x1S in. +; 70 pounds.
At $12.5O, worth SIG. 5O--Special
black mixed hair full bed size. 54x7S
in; one or two parts 40 pounds,
At $11, worth $14.50-Three-quar
bed size. 48x7S in.; one or two parts;
35 pounds.
At $3.50, worth s125o-Large single
bed size, 42x7S in : 30 pounds.
At IS, worth $40. .5O-slngle bed size,
36x7S in; 25 pounds.
SPRINGS
At %17.5O, worth $21--Upholstcred
tufted top; all dressed lumber; eighty
spiral springs; full bed size, 54x75 in.
At $3.50, worth $11-Upholstered
hair-top springs; sixty-three spiral
springs; full bed size. 54x75 Inches.
Smaller sizes at proportionatcly lower
prices.
At $5.7S, worth $6-75-AIi-steel woven
wire springs; all sizes.
PILLOWS and B0L.STERS
At 1925, worth $270-Selected geese
feather Pillows, % x 80 inches.
pounds.
At $2.6S, worth So. Unsolicited geese
feather Pillows, "a 30 inches, 355
pounds.
AT 1915. worth $4.5o-Selected geese
pounds.
Eighth door, wanamaker Building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
ParLor Suites

at ss2, from s4s--Three pieces; ma
hogany finish.
At $32, from S47-Three pieces; ma
hogany finish.
At $s5, from s55--Thrce pieces; ma
hogany finish.
At S45, from $G5--Three pieces; ma
hogany dnish.
At s4s. from s75--Five pieces; ma.
hogany finish.
At $50. from sso-Five pieces; ma
hogany tlnlsh
At s52, from s75- Three pieces; ma.
hogany finish.
At sos, from s75--Five pieces; ma.
hogany finish.
At $55, from Sso-Three pieces; ma
hogany.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01
Some January Induceme1
STUNNING
BEDR.O DOM.
URNITURE
nducelnentS in

Now is the time to get that Dresser or Chiff 9ner
that has been needed so long to complete the fur
nishing of your bedroom. Our immense variety
provides any wood or finish necessary to match
what you have and the tremendous reductions
from the regular prices makes it imperative for
you to select now.
We show a large assortment of Wood Beds as well
as the Brass and lr.n ones, and Dressars to match
every one Of them, SO that you can furnish
room complete or just match up what you have
there.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01

II ~'ANAFNIAJL<1AO
y 1900 OaN Dressers................ $ 9.z5
1000 Oak Dressers...............-. 11.25
l2ooo Oak Dressers............... 1900
2aoo Oak Hr9ssers............. 1873
I2IO0 Mahogany Dyessers. ....... POTS
90 Birdseve Maple Dressers 2O.75
$500 Curly Birch Dressefs ~. 2l.OO
5000 Tuna Mahogany Dressers $3.50
1890 Mahogany Dressers...... 2A.75
| 1890 Brlseye Maple Dressers 24.75
1000 Mahogany Dressers....... 5000
Perth Amboy evening news., 1907-02-01

TOILET TABLES
$1,000 Oak Toilet Table.......a. S 900
l1600 Oak Toilet Table .... 1900
1000 Birclsaye Maple Toilet Table IL. 90
1000 Mahogany Toilet Table. 400
1890 Birch Toilet Table. Is. SO
1900 Mahogany Toilet Table. IA.25
1900 Birdseye Maple Toilet Table lA,2S
l24.0o Mahogany Toilet Table. 1900
26.00 Mahogany Toilet Table 1915 O
80 90 Birdseye Maple Toilet 1able2A. 90 /
5000 Mahogany Toilet Table. 2y.GO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17
Bon s.. 6.

niemals ein aorIett. benn bas bringt
gleihludt, Ragenleiben unb ale
m0glifen Grnntbeiten. Die Dir baS
2eben per6ittern mn Sid mntniiglid
81 Seinem Bernie MADDEN. @bre
arh bnrin ben gSillen Seines S6Dz
piers, baB 9u Die Siegiamfeit unb
3raft Die CT Seinem N0rper berlieben
bot. nift nit bnrten aoriettitdben,
nit feltem Hodbunb nnb engem Sir
tel umterbinbeit. 2un9en, Wingen
unb Die Srgnne bes lluterleibes barfit
Su bamit nidbt 9epnltiam 5uiammen>
preiien. Gu1 Das lDie angele9te
aoriett lit i6dolih. Sober 9eiunbe
aorper lit tart 9enug, iib obne aors
lett aufredt 5u balten. Nir burh
bnS &orietttrngen p~erliert er ba5u Die
nDtbige Wusfeltraft. 3u alebem lit
Die aoriettfi9ur bdblid), neil lie nas
turtpiori9 lit. ger5te, aiinitler uno
e%riabrene Iiitter baben bas FLAIR be-
lpieien nnb ratben Sir gu elmer &Ieis
oun9. Die 5u9Ieid 9eiuno unb idon lit
rno Die ni6t tbeurer lit ais cine
anDere."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17
&pboriftii@es.

g8enn Ser b1ie Hbeumntismns
ssn Dem Sr9anismus iibt,
limb benz @liebers Me6dnismus
Gelbit fem @aenetismus niibt =
@enn Ii6 nireenbs Soenlismus.
glos WaterialismuS Sei9t,
limb Der frane Henlismus
Werflid gum gDnismus nei9t -
@enn Dem Observation-Disclosures
Ser Yatriotismus feblt.
limb iif nus Dem So5ialismts
@ar Der Gnnrhismus I6dlt
8enn Inn @iinit Der 2ib'ralismus
8eim Iilitdrismus nirbt,
$50 Der SnOipibualismls
Sur6 ben S6ematismts itirbt -
@enn ben @eiit Der Sbpnotismus
llnp Der Spiritismlis bonnt,
@eil Der Sang gum R%piticismus
Sen Somnnmbulisnms fano =
9onn iit's bod fetn Sualismus.
Sem elm @upbemismus frommt'
SAB man bon Dem 0ptimismus
Nuf ben SeIiimismuS fommt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17
Seine Gadc.

Yon Dem friiberen Director Der
Barrier Sper Hitt, Der ebenlo 9eiits
reid ipie tbatfrdfti9 mar, er5dblt man
ii6 cine amiiiante @el6i6te: Gr bats
re iid5 ben Corn elmer bo6eeitelten
Same in reiiem Ilter 5u9e5o9en, ins
Dem er ibr ipie pielen nuOern ibre
Sreilose ent5o9. &ls er 3ufdlig in
elmer @eieli6aft nit Der 9ealterten
@66ubeit 3uiammentraf. 5ei9te ibm
bieie unperbo6len ibr WliBfallen uno
du6erte lid laut bodJit n6ipre6eno
bariiber, Dab ~ein iol6er @reis 9is
rector ipGre." Sa trat Hitt mutbig
auf iie gu: .Mabame", ia9te er, lid
bate l6on einmal oas ltngliid, Sbr
NtBfdlen 81 erregen." .Wieio
Denn?" sic erinnern lid bieaeiht.
meine @u6bi9e. Oab bel Sbrer giniegs
run9 Die ieierli9e Sanbluns burd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17
Ycsen bas Suriett

Gin Slueblatt bes .Gereins fir
@erbeIerung Der MISUNDERSTANDING" in
Stuttgort ridtet an Die jun8en Wtdos
djen, Die Die Sdule perlaiien. folgenbe
einbringli6e Iabnung: ~Valb 5dbllt
Su an ben @ripa6ieren uno betommlt
lun9e aleiber. Sili6ten treten an
Sid beran. benen Die finbliden
Spiele mei6en n%tiiiien. Iber filrhte
nibt. baB MN Srobmltb nnb b~eiterer
Sinn aud elm @nbe bo6en. 8eibes
tannit Oh Sir in jeber 9ebenslage
bepabren. unb in iebem <er. Cine
Sauptiahe babei lit aber elm geIlnoer
&Drper. unb 6n ieincr &rdftigung
nuBt 9u in eriter 2inie cine perninfs
ti9e aleibuu9 pablen. Srage allo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17
UerIorett HnO tuieoerees
fnnpsn.

Ierloren Sfpii6en 9:30 llbr @benb.
geItern unb beute gia6ntittag elm 4us
fall bon 8alleufieber, perbunben nit
.-..ebelfeit unO aopfidmer5en. Sieier
Gerluit mar mogli6 bur6 ben Sunp
elmer S9n6tel 9r. Sings Sem 2ife
Siuen, baS garantirte @eilmittel fir
@aQenfieber, Ialaria unb @elbiu6t.
nnb 8ipar in Der Gpotbete pon &. 8.
8uete, 656 Main StraBe, Sus
buque, Soma. Yreis 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17
Die Shnellisfeit bes WeniGen.

Ser Sngenierr Slsbauien bat 0eeIz
iungen Der 8ei6tpinoigfeit angeiteut,
NIT Der fi6 Menihen unb Sbiere be-
fpegen. Gin 6uB9dnser ma6t auf
9nten StruBen IN IL Sefnnben 10
Wfeter. alio etipns iiber brei 9ilometer
in Der Stunbe. user oeutibe SpIoat
legt in Der Stunbe fiinf ailometer 5ns
rid. ipenn BET @arih ni9t all5u
LANCE oauert. arSie bDdite 8ei6ipinz
oigfeit, Die elm S6tpimmer errei6t,
1T Elm &eter II. Der Sefunbe. Gin
I6trllbergie fd6rt in Der Setunbe
ettpa AT Weter. Sfddufer legen 8
biz 10 Meter in Ser Sefunbe Suriid.
Gisle9elboote g~leiten IN Der Minute
bis 81 anoertbalb &ilometer ii6er Die
glatte Sld6e bin. Sas S0dite, mas
Elm &aofabrer an 8ei6ninbigfeit err
5ielte, mar % Meter in Der Getirnbe.
Gin Sferb lam I'M @alopp 10 &ilos
meter Die Stunbe 5iemli6 LANCE Belt
d%usbalten. Ser idneaite Sunb Der
@elt, Der rnilii6e &olfsbunb, lGuft
% Weter in Der Gefunbe, nd6renb
Die @a5eae in berlelbeu 3eit 81 @eter
onr6eilt. Sic @a5elle. 10 raid Tie
lit, lit bod nift 10 idneG als Der
StrnuB, Der 33 Mleter in Der Sefunbe
5nriidlegt. I~aerbinss bilft er nit
ieinen Sliigeln nod. Ser @alfii6.
Der bon elmer Sarpune ~getroffen III
unb IN ieiner Gngit in Die Siefe tauht,
bepegt lid NIT elmer @ei6tpinbiateii
bon 800 Neter Die Miuute. Ser Nes
9enpfeifer ourhflieet $50 Ieter in
Der Rinute uno Die S6ipolbe 500
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17
9as pcrpiui6Jtc Semtih.

Setdnntlih aiebt es bier 5i 2anD
Niel, Die lid Seutihe nennen.
Sic aber, ei nel6' groBe Sddnbl
aein @ort Senti6 leien fDnnen.
Iu6 lit Die Sprahe gar 5u 1dle6t,
Die iolde Seutide fiibren,
vSubtl1ed" nennt man BEN Stiefels
fneht
llnb .Spelen" g Suitabireu.
Ser 8anl bat gar 5i arg usefidt"
Sic ,Sinfel" laIit oefriIfen.
Sd bah gum y@inOob" 'nnusgeblidt,
@lei YSrcbb" bab' i1 am Sii6en.
p@eu" rufet man" ben Sable" rein
Sh bab' oas v9rddfeit reoie",
Sdb bod Dos niele r@ippen" Iein,
Die DSpries" 3ieben nitebie."
"@iidur" bns rSlauer" lit rforItrebt"
vSffobrs" i6 bab's geIeben;
8as tbun Die rSuipe" bel Die nIdb",
Sbn' mir rieu nali erpIene."
8eb rquid" elm r@odet" 8aiier
bolnl
Sd mill bas ,Snpper f%iren";
nStopp" erit Die YSeiubern" bann
bol mir Goblen
Sras' ~plentie" in pie r&it6en."
Iein .@lter ihafft i'm glddi6mio
ibop".
gr iagt. cr mill es .ouittcn",
@s NOR elm gar 6l barter Sob,
8ia oSen5rie9el" mn ~iplitten."
SIT es nidJt cine SGnnb' nnb
Sfmad].
Sab man ii6 nidt genirct
llnb mniere ihone beutI6e Spra1'
GO i6auberbaft traftiretl
Srum beutibe 2ebrer, fern unb nab,
Wput meme 9itt erboren,
Sen Seuti6en in Imeriu
9ie refine Spra6e lebren.
Spre6t ia mnb nein fir nbes" unb
mo-.
Statt ~fiden~ iaset idlasen;
llnD itatt Dem en9lii6en ,@inoon"
&onnt ibr bod Seniter iagen.
llnb ,Sinfel" lit ia aar fein 8ort,
Sprebt Siibner pber Scnnen:
Iu6 .grddfelt" biirfet ibr binfort
Sas Sriibltiid nid)t mebr nennen.
Oils Seutihe ibr geboren ietb,
Stets 9elltide iput ibr bleiben;
Srum lernet rihtis ieber 3eit
Seuti6 iprehen, le1en, i6reiber.
llnb glaubt ni6t, bab es pornebm mar
Sohmiitbis @nelii6 lallen;
$50 beutide Sprah nnb Gitt' nift
mebr
Sa mills mir niGt gefa0en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17
&fe elmer junsem @if1on
Sn Der Si6scie Iprtbamptpn, Safens
BAN, Gprfolf, Gnglanb.

$50 ipirb eesenndrtie Die FL. Wteiie
gefeiert unO Der Seeen eeipeubet2
Sn einem 9 a CD It lib Of c II, fir
beiien @ebrdud i1 einen 9 6 Il
ling per 8ode be5able.
9ur6idnittli1e mD6entIi6e GoIs
Iefte So Cd.
Nur cine Stiibe in n~nferer Nptb-
Die Sofnune. @etpiB feline ro>
iieen @usii6ten, iperbet Sbr. liebe
2eIer, fpo6l bemerfen. I6 fpo6ll
8er tpciB? @robe Sinse baben in
Der &eeel gar tleinen Infans. 9a
tpnr Der Stau 81 @etblebem unb
@ottes Sanb ipitroe bod ni6t bers
fiir5t. Sd babe 3offnuna. Sd
babe iosar arose Soffnung, BOB
bieie iunse Iiiiion. tpel6e burb ben
@iIdof bon Nortbanipton erDffnet
fpuroe, cine srobe Miiiion tperDen
tpirh.
&ber a~lstp6rtise Silfe lit auscns
blidli6 nDtbig. &erben mir Die<
lelbe erbalten?
SD babe bemerft, ipie bereitipiQia
Die I iteIieber bes 81. u NJ
BON Yabua Ser
e in Den nrmen, NIT Hotb fGms
pfenoen Erieitern 5u SiiIfe ellen.
WeDdte es ni6t audi mir nergonnt
fem. bob lie ebenfans einen ibmpus
tbifhen unb mitleibieen 8lif aif midi
unb mein Gineeri, einen 8orpoiten
bes fatboliihen @laibens in bieIer,
tnipfern es ben fatboIiihen @laitben
betrifft, biirftisen 8egenb. gu sriinz
ben, tperfen? SIT es mir nidt an
boffen n%ereonnt, lieber 9eIer, oaB
Sbr, in gurem Offer fir ben Sort
i6ritt ienes 9lalIbens, mir cine bilfz
rei1e 9anb reid6en tperbet2 Sns
briinitis rufe i6 grd gu, mir bei3us
itsben. Sbr ieiS bieIei6t auber
Stanb biel an ibun; aber Elm
IN e nj fDnnt Sbr D o9 n.
S6net bas peni9e, bnB in guren
GrGften itebt nm @ottes @iIen nnb
NIT benz anbern r@enisen". tpeI6es
mir 9eboten piro. tperbe i6 i'm
Stdnbe fem. alien grnites bie1e
WtiiIion gu 9riinoen.
Us eibet meinem bringems
b en- 5uIferufe midi
taube Sbren.
.Wose @ott Cure Sbeilnabme,
fpel6e SIR Der @riinbun9 E liner
Miiiion 81 Snfenbnm entgegenbrinat,
iesnen uno gu6 @ebeiben geben.
+ Nrtbnr,
8ii6of bon northampton"
@breffe: Geb. 8. 8. q r a b.
9empton &oab, Safenbam. Norfolt.
England.
q. g. - S6 iperbe banfbar nno
prompt iebe @abe burd elm id0nes
Bib bonn Seilieiten Ser5en aners
fenuen.
Sic rieiie Mifiion fpirb benz ST..
gntonius bon Yabua geipeibt fperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17
@as iie sucrit lcrnen.

ys beriGteten Die IorgenblGtter
Solgenoes Il Der Sa9es9ei1i6te
Stem Yort's:
r0Git beitem SAM %retourl" ioete
eeitern Ibenb Saits Snipeftor &enrD
Ic@ee bon SO. 81 Si1 105. Str,
I'M Smmigrnutenbeint, $50. 8 State
Ctr, ais er Die ~19idbrige Innie
Nobsfp, ein ruiiiiGes Sienitmdb6en.
bns er bel Der Dor 6tpei Wonaten err
folQten Anfunft Des Srduleins bort
geoungen bate, ipieper an Srt nno
Stelle ablieferte.
Grf 8efragen iiber Die ltrid6e err
fldrte Scrr Wc@ee, DAB linn Gin bere
artiger Sal BON Naturalization nod
nidt pprgefomnen lei uuo er be-
fir6te, bemndhit Dor ibr ben &afz
fee ans Sett brin9en 81 mii1en. Sic
babe iiH ndnllif na6 Dem 9eltrigen
Ibenbeiien einfa6 9epei9ert, bns @e>
fdirr 81 maiden, ipenn lie nidt porz
Der einen Seller bon @efrorenes be-
fomme. Sam lei lie fortgelaufer,
bo6 babe CT ii6 berpfli6tet gefiiblt,
tie ipieber nod Dem S~mmi9ranten<
baufe suriid5ubrin9en, ba er Die Ser
authorizing fir lie itbernpmmen
babe"
4nnie, Die rnIiii6e Itaib, Die 10
iiberalls raid lernte. mas oamerifaz
nil6e I0sli6feiten" iinb, lit ni6t
Die ein5ige ibrer ipeitperbreiteten
Gpe5ies. sic bat @orgdneerinnen
auf allen @ebieten mn nirb Hn6z
n%bmerinnen baben, 10 LANCE Die Ilte
@elt nit c~onfuien irreleitenben BE-
ri9ten iiber bas. mas Die Nene bic
tet unb bieten io1te, angefiiqt frirb.
Sb Innie ober gitber, oh Nifolnus
pber Srib, Of SausmdbGen ober
Sfficejunge, ems lernt Der @intpanz
berer bon beute gar bnlO. in einem
atflimatiitrt er it'd in fabelbaft raz
fGer 3eit, fpenn er oDer lie ali6 I'M
1Iebriaen benz 2anbe, ben &nihauunS
gen uno @eippbnbeiten fremD Aleibeu
nnb es iogur perfhindben, ii6 BARN
al afflimntiiiren, mus linen uno Dem
2nnbe bon ipirfli9em Nlben mare.
Sic g%rfabrune, Die Snipeftor Wcs
Gee nit Der ruifiihen Innie sentabt.
lit Die Grfabrung 8teler. Soroerunz
gen iteIen, BON 1Sreibeiten" faieln,
alIf Yribilesien poden, beren 8ere6@
tianna er in Der S6ule zines bereits
~erfnbrenen" Srerlnbes aelernt, lit
getpobnli9 bns Critic, mas Der gins
nanberer lif aneienet. merbings
lift es, nid]t imnter feline S6ulb. 6dl>
rig genu9 baben gerifte bon Dem bies
iioen 2eben unbs ben 2ebensnerbdltz
niilen. Die er briiben entii9 itlbierte,
IN linn. Dem bisber SeBbaften, Die
@anberhlit reifen laiien, baben i'm
irregefiibrt, IN Inn ~poreefdBte Gne
fdauungen 9endbrt. Die Den nirf>
Iideu @erbaltnihen, Die er porfinpet.
piberipre1en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-17

bas S6reien zines fleinen Sduflin9s
unterbro6en mnrbe :" ga, nber ih
Iebe nidt Elm. 2" fra9te Die er<
Ituunte Game. Run, antiportete
@itt nit bieliagenbem Sddeln, ~per
SGufling mar - iGl"