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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
form in which he held 1t, as contrary to
crin,e nf yertlcaI WrltlnE.

Kansas City Journal
 It is probable that by this time the man who invented vertical penmansEip Tor pu- pills in the public schools has passed to his Ionp punishment. Charity requires us to none that he will not be overpunishsd- hvt knowledge of his crime compels the belief that he can not be. The slow, char acterless, unserviceable, impracticabls method which has been impressed on mill Hons of children only to han per them through life must have been devised by a most sinister and malevolent mind--a mind which can not be made duly repentaut ex- cept by cruel and unusual punishment
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
TcvI~r Arn,n~t ccntr.I,xqtion.

NashilIe. Tenn. Jan. 23.--Tn joint convention of the two Houses of the General Assembly today, Robert l. Taylor was formally elected United States Senator In his speeeh of ac- centanca Senator elect Tavlor declared ogainst the "ovils ot centralization of government and of encroachments on States rights,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
H.r Idea of Remembrance.

A Southern man tells of converse ,ion he overheard between his cook and a maid both negroes. with refer ence to a recent funeral of a nembef of their race. at which there had heen a profusior of floral tributes says liar ner's Weekly Said the cook:
 pats all very we'll Mandy; but when I dies. I don't want no flowers on my grave. Jes plant a good old watermelon vine. an when she gifts juice dribble down through de ground"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
LIBERAL POLICIES FOR PRESENT
 YEAR
Metropolitan Life Insurance Compan
 Distributed Big Dividend.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
 Distributed Big Dividend.
 A $2,000. 900 dividend to all policy. holders has been declared by the Met ropolitan Life Insurance Company for the year 1907. This company. which has always been noted TOT the liberal policy on which 1t is managed, has al. ready distributed in dividends to its cy-holders about $10.AN0 900 in the last eight years. and the sew dividend of $2000.000 will bring it's voluntary disbursements to policv-hnlders up to the immense sum of $12.000, 900.
 Other benefits which the officers of the company have brought about tor the policy-h holders are the increase in value of all Indust~ial policies from their date. and tn liberty which Is given to all policy-holders over 80 years of age who have paid premiums for Is years of more to receive the face value of the policy in cash or a full paid-up policy. In financial circles this action of the Metropolitan is loked upon as marking a new era in life insurance history, and >the voluntary conversion by the company of whole life policies into endowments of fully paid-up tn- surance Is said to- be the most liberal concession ever made by any industrial insurance company. aoV
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
TWO WEDDINGS IN HARBOUR.

Mas MizeIle and Mir. sBeII. Miss Thorn
 and Mir. MerIey.
 Eufaula. Ian. 23.-(Special. )--Miss Robbie Mizelle and Mir. Archibald Shell who reside near Clio. were married>/at the home of the brides parents Sun day evening. The bride is a sister of John Bizelle one of the most promi- nent and influential citizens of Clio and Is a most beautiful and cultured young woman. The bridegroom ranks among the most prominent and infiu- ential plantars of his section, and Is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
CONGRESS-.
Senate Summary.

Washington, Jan. 2s.--The Senate today accepted the propositiols of the House of Representatives to increase the salaries of Senators, members and territorial delegates 10 s7.660 annual ly and those Of the Vice-President. the Speaker of the House and members Of the Presidents cabinet to Sl2.o00, This action was taken by a vote of fifty-three to twenty one and follow ed a discussion of nearly three hours.
 An amendment conhning the in- crease to cabinet officers and the presiding officers of the Senate and House was voted down. as was also a proposition to postpone the increase until 1918.
 President Roosevelt gave his views In advocacy of ship subsidy in spec iai measure, which was read in both Houses.
 Senator Beveridge of Indiana began an e . ded address, setting forth. the child labor conditions rf the country In support of his pending bill prohib- iting interstate commerce in articles which are the product of child labor. Mir. Beveridge spoke from o'clock until 4:30 and gave notice that he would conclude his. address tomorrow.
 An urgent deficiency appropriation bill was reported to the Senate by MT. Hale, who said he would ask for its consideration tomorrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
Malt Whiskey

orating stimulant and tonic. # builds L. gives power to the brain, strength ton perfect, and enables you to get ment 1t contains. 1t Is invaluable for
 s'ckly children, as 1t Is e food already the system, Is a promoter of good
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
LAnaEsT AND snrALLrsT.

Larxest Variety and Smallest Prices am
 Fall Salts to Order.
 Holts Dye Works. I09 s. Court show 700 samples to select from. and make fall suits cheaper than any other housa < guaranteeing perfect fit and workman ship. They will be pleased to show you their stock whether you buy or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
House Summary.

Washington, Jan. 23.-This was 6 eday Of oratory in the House. the pen- sion appropriation bill affording an O portunity to a number of Represen- tatives to make speeches. not only in behalf of the bill itself but on the tariff and on the San Francisco school incidents On the latter subject Mir. Hayes of California insisted that all California desired was to be permitted to contiue American and that the Chi nese exclusion law should be made to apply to Japanese coolies.
 MT. Grosvenor of Ohio occupied an hour and half in a discussion of the tariff.
 Mir. Crumpacker of Indiana and Mir Taylor of Ohio spoke on pension leg islation of a general character. both having bills before the pension conn mittee tending to broaden the scope of existing pension laws. Without reaching a vote on the pension appro- priation bill under the i've minute rule. the House at 4:45 D. m adjourned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
Tought With nollvar.

in Colombia on the shores of the trboIedas River, there lives q soldier. Bautista Bejar. Sho was orderly for Bolivar. and is now. 1t is reported, taB years old He is being cared for 6y 1is two daughters. each m0rb than 70
 ears old. The Government allows him the rations of a first sergeant
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
DEATH OF JAMES WOODROW.
His Case Prominent in Religious Cir-
 cIes Few Years Ago.

Ills Case Prominent in Religious Cir-
 cies a Few Years Ago.
 New York Evening Post.
 The recent death of the Rev. James Woodrow remlnuS us how far the hand has moved across the dial in two de- cades. He was teacher in both the University of South Carolina and the bysterian institution. m 1884 he ven- tured to declare his belief in evolution; i; he tnoughl IL probably true" that the body of man descended from some ant nal, and that "at certain point his Maker met 1t and Dreathed into 1t splr- by the Augusta tGa / Presbtyery, and acquitted; then the Synod of Georgia reversed the actiol. of the Presbytery. Finally, in 1888, tue General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church sustained the synod by an oYerwheln- his position in the Theological Semi form in which he held 1t, as contrary to SI. .u4. -... a..., 1.s4Ne .sI- ests Of Christianity and of the church Where today Is the ecclesiastical or kanization that would stand on that pl ltform? The Incident has it's lesson for heresy- hunters, though as a class they are our Bourbons, who learn noth- ing and forget nothing. It is useless fo remind them of Gamaliefs advtce as to dealing with heretlcs-advce which is confirmed by all ecclesiastical history: L., tbem ainne For if this counsel or this work be of men. 1t Jill come to nauoht: but if it be of God ya cannot nverthrow 1t, lest haply ye be found even to fight against God.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
widely known and universally .,

Lehman Medley and Miss Fine Thorn. popular young peorlc. who reside in the County near Texasviile, wera hap piiy married at the home of the bride Monday
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24

We see a sentiment crystaIIizinR to keen MT. Bryan sane. or as sane as DOS. siblS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-24
NINE TYROs INITIATED.

Bijou Theatre Tonight. Nat M. wills Phone 1771 for seats.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
@6tscfrteS 3apitef.

Der 8reis, peld5en man i'm Sotel
De Serbes aufgenommen bate, fpar
10 5i iagen poIitdnoie sebeilt. Sns
pes begann felt Dem Seitpunfte ieiner
forperli6en @eneiuns unb ieitbem Ell
ii6 ipieber I'M Stanbe sefiiblt batte.
feline 8eoanfen einigermaBen su fans
meln, iein moralii6es Qeiben. bos
ieet an Die Stele Der forperliher
Sfmer5en trat @ie mir bereits
bemertten, bate man ii6 tpenig Inn
ibn befiimmert, feitbem bas pl0blide
Terl6tpinOen Georges De Sresnieres
oas Sotel be Serpes in 10 aroBe
Srauer beriebt bate. &larn be-
i6dfti9te ii6 MIR NIT ibrem 9ebenss
glide, oas lie gebro6en iab, UNI
Charles badte MIR baran. ben ieiner
Shpelter 5ugefiigteu Shimpf su
rd6en. Gr bradbte feline gan8e 3eii
oamit 81, ben Nopofaten su iufen
uno @rfunbigun9en iiber ibn ein5ue
5teben. Or bate inbes nihts 8eis
teres in Grfnbruns eebraft. als bas,
mas &onitau ibm miteetbeilt bate
uno mas Die 3eitungen beri6teten.
Sem5ufolge batte ii6 Der Ibpofai
nit elmer Same auf unb Sabon aes
maht, tpelde in @el6dftss Mnaes
le9enbeiten einige Male BEL i6m aez
tpelen mar unb beren ifone Muaeu
ibn betbprt batten. llebrieens par
pieie Game in ean5 Yaris bcfannt,
uno Charles Ielbit bate lie me6rere
gtale 9eleben, tpobei ibm ibre S6on>
belt auf9efalen mar. Sic fiibrte
ben Sitel elmer @rdfin unb ma nit
einem I~usldnber perbeiratbet, mel
der Ieitoem beri6munben mar.
Georges mar ieoenfaas nit Ieiner
perbre6erii6en 9iebe tpeit genrra aez
floben, aber bon beioen fpa in
Den beluhteiteu Sommerfriiden unS
Sdoern feline Spur 5l entpeden aes
ipelen, audi bate lie Hiemano peoer
geleben nod bon linen geb0rt. Ser
Seler ipei6 bereits, fpesbalb man
Georges ni6t finben fonnte: Die
Srdfin binge9en bate iid. nadoem
lie pas S6loB perlaiien, na6 SeutIhs
lamb. nno Sipar na6 Berlin beaeben,
ipdbreno Inbre ila6 Saris 3mriidaes
febrt mar. Sic iolte bort bleiben,
bis cine IittbeiIung 8onitau's ems
trdfe, na6 pelher Der @eianaens
aus Ieiner Sait entla6en peroeu
tonne - Damn mar bon Seiten Dee
Gppotaten ni6ts mebr 3u fiirbteu
unb er fonnte alsbann Die @rGfiu
bena6ri6ti9en, i%porauf bieie berbeis
ellen ipilroe, nm ben @efanaenen su
befreien. Georges piirbe. 10 bate
iic lid iiberIest. iebenfaus Den erlteu
belten 3us benisen. nm na6 Yaris
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

lit er 5u mir eefommen unb bot feline
Sitte, Die er mir bereits porsetragen
rpieoerbolt, = er bat nbermals lin,
Seine Sanb eebeten."
lin meine Sanb sebeten? Sd
1oa i'm beiratben?" rief alara aufs
iprin9enb.
"Su mubt es tpesen meiner.
toe9en Seiner Gbre tpegen bez
Nantens, Den mir fiibren."
Sann le9te CHARLES ieiner Sdipes
tier Die 8riinbe Dor, Die Honitat Inn
bor9etrd9en uno Die er ielbit ala
rt6tig anertannt bate. .
Iufmerfiam borte 3ldra ibm gu
lie i6ien in tiefes Na6benfen pers
I%unten. Sffenbar tpoote elm BETTE
ger &annpf in ibrer 9ruit. Sbre
@bre tuar ohne 3neifel nnrettbar perz
loren, ipenn iie anbre 8onitau nifi
betratbete uno CAB tie ibr Sas
iport, 10 geIhab es MIR nit @ioers
pilen, Senn ibr Ser5 seborte MI,
Georges an.
8el3en Gustpes ioute iie elm.
I6ld9en?
Sange fdmpfte lie nit ii6 felbit
tpdbreno CHARLES pie auf beiBer
&oblen ba iab. gnoli6 iaete liz
lansiam:
yBas Su bon mir berlangif
tbeurer Sruber, lit elm Spfer, 81
iagit es ielbit, elm srobes Spfer -.
Iber ih BIN bereit es an brinsen. -
Inn unierer @bre fpiQen -. Sas
beiBt, lit min nod feline enbgiltis,
Gnti6eioung t%reffen. Dit beereiff
Dies -. On masit Germ @onitar
iagen, baB i6 feline Sano ni6t unbes
oingt 5uriidipeiie er fpirb iebens
falls au6 inter pieier gebingune
bereit iein an tbun. mas er Sir bers
iprofen bat. Sas anbere ipoller
mir Der 3ufunft iiberlaHen. biels
leidt "a. 70 ieste Tie in @es
oanfen bin3u.
Gut, i6 banfe Sir. tbe,ire
S6tpeiter", iaste Charles ii6 erbes
benb, id perbe Germ Gonitau Seine
Gnttport mittbeilen. ib benfe ebens
falls. bab tie linn seniisen miro.
Scffen mir bas Bette" Damn ents
fernte er iid.
Gls alara ii6 anein iab, mantle
lie biz GUM Seniter - ibr eriter 8lid
fiel auf ben @reis, Der alit ieiners
ieits ieinen Bid nif lie geridtei
belt 9anse bate er bas 3ims
mer beoba6tet, fat als Oh er geabnt
bate, mas bort porgins. nnb ais of
er Sbeil babe an benz Spfer. tpas
bort gebra6t tpurbe. Sn Ieinem
8lide idien srobe Srauer an liegen
= aber pl0slib leuftete iein Irrae
auf, ipie elm Stern, Der aus bunflen
@olfen berporsldn5t, als er Dem
Slide bes iunsen Wdb6ens beaegs
nete: llnb alara? Sic fiiblte iid
tplinoerbdr geitdrft bur6 bieles freuz
oiee Iufleu6ten ieines Nuges, uni
es ipar ibr, als Oh nit einem Wale
elm i~tarter Soffnunssitrabl bas
Sltnfel erbeqe -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

Ser gein6er bonn bor6ertgen Sage
mar i'm 2aufe BEG 96enbs nieberaes
tommen, NIT einem ~bos6aften 9ddbeIu
aif ben 2ippen.
Der @rets erbob ii6 l9leuni9it bon
ieinem Eager unb 6eea6 iid1 auf ieis
men Soften i'm @arten, nm 3u
ipd6en:
CT iab eineu Siener baItig altf Oas
Iusgan9stbor 5ueilen; raid 6egab er
ii6 5u ibm.
~Ib, sic BAL Sdon aufeeItanDen2
es 9ebt alio eut?"
rS%ortreffli6l"
lin 10 beiierl" anttportete err.
sd babe Gle, ieste er 6in3u uuS
ipolte tpeiter 9eben.
Bortiebung foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

Iann mar, Der ii6 burdb einen duBes
rem SGein tduIfen lieB. gs mrtbte
alio ipobl etfpas @abres on Gem iei.
mas CHARLES ibr geia9t bate = gum
eriten Wale in bielem ~Nu9en6lide
i6li6 ii1 in ibrer Seele ettpns ipie
Irgpobn. talt ipie Stnbl.
Sic fpaste es ni6t me6r, i'm 81
pertbeioigen, unb 6egniigte iid bas
NIT, itiai6peigenb 81 leiben.
Sumpfes S1luf5en entiuanp iid
tbrer 8ruit = ibr Summer iuar 10
grob, bab tie ni9t mebr peinen
fonnte.
Iar es ni6t ai6 unid9lid bitter,
10 iebr getdlidt 5u fperoen, unb ba5u
bon linn.
CHARLES i6tpies unb cling mil
batieen S6ritten in Dem @emafe
auf unb ab - er lit NIT ieiner
S6tpeiter ebenfo unidgli6 mic lie
ielbit, nEr baB i6redli6e Ga1e9es
banfen ie\n Sirn burhtreu5ten. Gur
bi5tpeilen eutfilbr ieiner 9epreBter
Sruit Der Iusruf:
~@as iebt?"
DSiir mid lit BAG 2eben obne
&ei5l" mar Die Gntfport, peldje
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

CHARLES. tpdbrenb linn bic Tbrdner
in Die Iusen traten.
Sizes piiroe allen 8foifen mi
einem Scale elm gnbe MAIDEN, fubl
glnore fort. y@tr MAIDEN befdnnt
bab Die 3eiti1nsen I'M Srrtbume &c.
ipeIen iinb, penn lie bon elmer bebor:
itebenben @%ermdbling Georges d
Sresnieres NIT Srdulein g.. be g
geipro6en baben. SRI. q. De 9.
10 Iaaen mir bann. mar bereiis mi
Germ Inbre Gonitau perlobt. Bil
fDnnen bann 5uglei6 aud oas So,
tum peroffentlifen. an Incident bit
llnter5eihung bes 8ontraftes itatt,
sfinbet. SD mil es Damn i6on iibers
nebmen. Die boien 3ungen gum
S6peigen 81 %brinsen uno Die Wiperr
gu perbinoern. neiter 5u 8iiden."
CHARLES ipubte ni6t, tpie er iei'
mem Sreunbe banfen IoIte.
nSu ~rettelt ms bas 2eben", fagtt
err, Inns beiben. mebr nod als bas
Geben, uniere @bre."
~gs freut mid iebr. baB i6 81,
niisli6 iein fann Damn ii
mein Spfer ia aud ansenebn,, benr
ib babe nidt aufgebort. alara 81
Iieben, tpie 9u neibt
~Sn. ia". mari CHARLES lebbaf
elm.
ngs banbeIt iid iett III nod
barunl. lire ginlpinigung gu erlans
gen., iaete &onitau.
sd iibernebme bies", ~anttportett
Charles i'm Gone Der lle%ber5eugun9
rife pirb ii6 aa5u sliidli6 i6deen."
nSpri9 alio balb pie mosli9 mi
ibr."
nSoslei6 49,"
lin flint ltbr fomm,e ib tpieber
Inn mir Inttport gu bolen. Sn5tpis
iden fonnen mir nniere 0oti3 obs
faiien uno iie bann CUR Expedition
brinsen."
0ie beiben Srernbe briidten ems
amber ber3li6 Die Sanb. Damn flins
9elte Charles.
.Sbeilen sic meiner Shpeiter
NIT, baB ib iie an ipre6en tpiini6e".
ia9te er gu Dem eintretenSen Die
ner, .unb fragen lie Sieielbe, Oh ie
gu ipreden it,"
Damn besann er erregt in bem
8ema6e nit sroben S6ritten aufs
nno ab5useben; er badte an Die
Iufnabme, pelhe fem Wo16lae BEL
9lara nob( fiuben piirbR Sreilif
mubte Tie i'm ipobl aceeptieren. ipie
er penigftens meinte. unb fir ibn
ipie fir Gonitau CAB es feinen ans
bern @usipes.
Ia6 tpenieen Minuten erf1ien
Der Siener nieber.
rSrdulein alnra lGBt bittenl"
iagte er.
&ai9 i6ritt Charles auf bas 3im>
mer ieiner S9ipeiter 5u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
fir bas Sabr 1907.

Sieier beitausseitattete, 2O7 2eies
tpdlten nmfaiienoe unb reid iaus
i~trierte 8alenbec fat folsenben Sns
halt:
gulitanbises 8a~lenbarinm nit su5lf
nenen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in
Wort unO 8ilD. ben Ibbilbungen
bon 5iu6lf nemen @ipnatsbeiliscn
NIT beeleitenoer poetii6er 2esenbe
bon Gorb. Yeregrina.
HeniabrssrmR bon SO. q. Rebel
berger.
Gbriitlihe 5ranenibeale. Son p.
Mlerdnoer Baum a r t.
ner. s. j. - Iit bier 8ilbern
na6 81. 9 aumeiite r.
Ser 4etbrmber. @r5dblung bon
8onrab bon SoIanben.
Maria am 5mke hes Srenses. Sc
otdt bon p. Ilegdnber
. aumgartner, s. j., 5u
Dem gleihnamigen Sarbenbrnd
na6 Dem Originate bes Hebemps
toriitenbruoers Iar g Of I +.
Der Warderbanernbub. gr5dblung
bon u. Srui6fa.
Der @lanbe periett Serge. gr5dbs
lung aus u%nieren Sagen bon g.
MILLER.
9eiunbbeitlides.
Sas SGmebenfrems. Cine @eidi6te
niIs barter 3eit. @enbel, benz
@iniiebelmanne. naher5dblt bon
anton S6ott.
Selis iinb bic Irmen. g~rsdblung
bon @. b. Habfersbergs
3abnidi.
Ser @%ubltbater. &riminalnopelle
bon Srieori6 Sbieme.
Sas meiRe 2ift. Sem Sinnii6en
naher5dblt bon S. b. 8dneI.
Ibi, Der Ginsise. Sumoresfe bon
u. Sru d. a.. SnuItriert bon
9. 81 einide.
@inieppa. Sarbenbrud na6 benz 8e>
mdlbe bon g. bon SIans.
SabreSrunbiham bon DR.. Semi
lotto bon S6a6ing) NIT pielen
Siloern.
Yiele prddtise Srisinaliauitratiunen
npn b~eiudbrten &iinitlern i6miifen
hicien nenen Sabrsang, melher
aud tuieber ben beliebtcn @anb.
falenber entbGlt.
@us Dem Sbengenannten fam iih
Sober elm llrtbeil biloen ii6er al
bas Sntereiiante, mas in unierer
Yrdmie 81 finben lit.
8ir ienben Sbuen ben &alenber
foitenfrei, penm sic iosleih Sbren
riidltdnbisen Announcements : 9etraa,
unb $500 fir @oraisbe5abluns elm
Ihiden. Senben sic ben 9etraa
prompt elm. benn Die 0adfra9e lit
cine groBe uno es biirfte infer @ors
ratb i6nel bergrifien lein.
I6tunasnou
Spreu5 u SIMMER,
@eiddftsfiibrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
Siebentes 6apitel.

0ie 8emd1er &lara's lagen uui
Der ndmlihen gta9e ipie o~iejenieer
ibres 8ruoerS.
9as iunge Wdb6en mar bereits
felt eeraumer 3eit aufseitanben.
benn iie ihlief fmim mebr unS Die
Ndbte ermiioeten iie iebr. gs fpuroe
ibr 5u lang. biz iie bas Sagesli6t
bur9 Die Seniterldben i6immern iab.
benn ieber nelie Gag. 10 meinte ite.
miibte ibr Nadri9ten brinsen. OBJ
tpobl Der S6ein segen bieie Innabme
ipra9. 70 fonnte tie bod nod immer
ni6t 9laiben, baB Georges iie bers
laien. tie berratben babe. sic lebte
in Der feiten lleber5eusuns. baB ibm
ir9eno elm ltn9liid 5lseitoben lei,
bab er biellei6t tobt lei unb bab iie
i'm ME mebr fpieberieben perbe
Sein Bib eridien ibr in ibren
i6lafloien Nddten ni6t anoers ole
in bluti9er entitellter 8eitalt -.
Sic Stimme Georges mar bic ems
5ige. fpel6e ibr Ser3 b0ber idlagen
ma6te = tie bate 10 srobe, 10 iiiBe
Soffnungen auf oieie @be sebaut
nnb lie mar fpie trunfen. tpenn iie
an bas Slid badte. i'm itets in
ibrer Ndbe 5u babenl limb jest
mar er nit einem @ale bon ibrer
Seite g%eriien - burd einen sldn5s
li9 Imbefannten 3ufaG -. Sbre
gan5e 3ufunft mar sebroden = ibr
Ser5 blutete aus tauienb 8unben .
Sispeilen piini6te Tie leiie ben Sot
berbei - audi lie mo9te slei6iam
beri6pinben, tpenn iie i'm nift tpies
berieben ioute. Sic iebnte iif bars
nad, baB allies Senfen in ibrem
Sirn eriterbe, bamit ibre DUAL elm
gnbe nebme -.
Solte lie ettpa an Der Sreiie @eors
ees' 5peifeln? Stein. ME unb nims
mermebr. 8onnte Georges Tie ettpu
~perseiien baben ODER Tie i'm? Stein,
lie bate bas fe~iteite Wertrauen al
linn. lie mar ieiner ebenIo iiher, als
ibrer ielbIt. Wesbalb aIio Iab iie
ibn ni6t me6r - ipesbalb IieB er
ni6t bas @erin9ite mebr bon lid
boren? Sfienbar mar er tobt =
nnr Der Sob fonnte i'm bon i6r
ideioen. Iber fpenn er toot ipar
tpesbalb tpibte es bann ibr 8ruber
ni6t. Der bod grfunbigunaen ems
5ieben fonnte? 8esbalb befreite Ell
lie ni6t aus Arer tootli6en llnaes
piBbeit? Oft bate lie ibn aefraat,
i'm oft NIT SbrGnen in ben @uaen
gcbeten, ibr 5u iagen, mar ct tpiife .
@ber ibre Srasen idiensn i'm in
Yerlesenbeit 3u brinsen. unb iebess
mai bate er ibr tets seantportet
bab er ebenio ipenig piiie ais iie
ielbit. CT bate. 10 iaste. er. bon
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-02-28
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-01
VIRGINIA TECHS TO
PLAY GEORGETOWN.
Evenly Matched Gridiron Battle
is Predicted for Next
Saturday.

The football game at Broad Street
Park Saturday afternoon between the
elevens OF the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute and Georgetown University
promises to be hard fought battle.
with the result in grave doubt. Opin-
ion OF grdiron critics in this city
rather favors the Techs, though Meth
err team appears to be as strong as In
former years. Both We're beaten last
Saturday, but Davidson. which defeat
ed V. p. l.. also played University of
Virginia tie. Fordham, an unknown
quantity, beat the Georgetown lads,
but the Northern college may have a
very fast and strong eleven this year.
Both teams are working hard to pre-
part for Saturdays game. and the
Georgetown men have some old scores
to settle with Blacksburg, which will
put them to their most strenuous eff
fort. The game will certainty attract
a large crowd. as both schools have
many alumni here.
The v. P. T. team is heavy and has
some veteran players in the line and
backfeld. but up to this time the
team work has not been developed as
In former years.