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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28
Rare Old Relics.

NJ. ]. Farrell has several relics which
we're not in the curiosity display this
week on account OF the fact that Mr..
Farrell failed to see the request for
relics to be handed TO the committee.
Mr. Farrell has an old fife that wac
played by Daniel Lucas in the Revolu-
tiouary War and played three months
in Civil War by John Downey, ffer,
afterwards promoted to colonel. He
also has catechism that was printed
in Dublin in 1882.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28
PIONEER SETTLER
SUDDENLY EXPIRED
SUNDAY EVENING.
Thomas S. McCreight was One of
the Oldest and Best Known
Residents of Paradise.


Thomas S. McCreight, of Pal adise.
Winslow township, one of the Oldest
and most highly respected citizens OF
that community, died suddenly at 9.15
p. m. Sunday, August 25, 1907, from
heart trouble. His entire family was
al his bed side when he expired. He
was conscious until the last moment.
He had been out 10 the yard in the
evening and had taken sinking spell.
He was helped into the house and
doctor summoned, but his case was
beyond medical skill and slowly he
sank away until he peacefully fell
asleep never to awaken in this life
again. Mr.. McCreight had not been
in good health for some time. yet he
was able to be up and around and his
death was unexpected
Thos. McCreight was born in Arm
strong Co., Pa, April %, 1880, and was
II years and four months old at time OF
death, When two years old his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Nc
Creight, moved to Winslow township,
Jefferson county, and cleared $50 acres
OF land which constitutes the fine farm
that deceased resided on. When old
enough he attended district school In
the winter and worked on his fathers
| farm in the summer until 1862 when he
enlisted in Company B, 135th P. " l,
for nine months service. In 1859 he
married Frances p. Mckee, of Bell
township, Jefferson county. To Mr..
and Mrs. McCreight were born eight
children as follows: Lawyer Smith M.
McCreight, of Reynoldsville, Thomas
Edward, miller at Prescottville, James
Madison. living on farm, Ida Ethel, at
home, Mrs. Mary A. Sader, of Sykes
Vile, Cora B, Everett Lloyd, at home,
Alberta g., deceased
For about twenty-five years Mr.. Nc
Creight engaged in numbering and
farming, but the past fifteen years de-
voted his time almost exclusively to his
farm interests. When about twenty
one years old he was elected constable
in his township. For number OF years
was school director in Winslow town.
ship. He was a director in the Seeley,
Alexander Il Co. bank in Reynodsville
several years and was also vice-presi-
dent OF the bank at one time. He was
q member nj the Pres bvteriau church
Two years ago last June, on account
of deceased bone, Mr.. McCreight had
to have his right leg amputated below
the knee.
Funeral service will be held at the
family residence at 200 p. m. to day,
conducted by Rev. A D Mckay, pas
tor OF the Reynoldsville Presby terian
church, and interment will be made in
the McCreight cemetery on the farm.
Thus another ole settler OF this com
munity has been summoned into THAT
bourne from which 40 traveller e'er
returns" and the community has lost
another good citizen.
Mr.. McCreight belonged to that
sturdy class Of men-honorable, in
dustrious and temperate--who give
character and stability TO community,
and whom all good men delight to
honor. He was a genial gentleman, q
kind husband and father and good
neighbor.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28
Second Annual Picnic

Secood annual P. o. S. of A. picnic
will be held In Hands Park, near Stan
ley, Labor Day. Monday, Sept. 3 Nine
camps are invited, namely, Reynolds
vile, Sykesvilie, Rathmel, limerick
vile, Falls Creek, Dubois, Curwens-
vile, Clearfeld and Rockton. There
will be splendid speeches, baseball
games, foot races, potatoe race, etc.
All members are requested to bring all
their friends.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28
Full Statement Next Week.

A full statement of the money re.
ceived BY subscription and otherwise
for Old Home Week, and how expended,
with the names of all persons who sub
scribed or will subscribe, to the fund,
will be published In the town papers
next week. The expenses for old
Home Week exceed by $4,000 the
amount raised by subscription and priv
ileges for the celebration and unless
some one who did not pay to the fund
will help out the members of the COM
mittees, who have already paid liber-
ally, will have to make up the defcien-
cy. The names of all persons subscrib-
ing to the fund this week will be pub
lished in the list of contributors next
week.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28
A Little OF Everything,
Ok roat at Baum's grove to-day.

Ok roat at Baum's grove to-day.
Brookville Big Fair next week,
The Emerickville band will play at
the OK roast in Baum's grove to-day,
The big turtle that was on exhibition
last week in room near Imperial res
taurant, died Sunday.
AT the monthly meeting OF Reynolds
vile Building and Loan Association
last week 81, 800 was sold,
1t is reported that there are 1875 cases
OF typhoid fever in Ridgway. The in
fection came from one spring.
Extra copies of the DAILY STAR for
each day this week are on sale at THE
STAR office for one cent a copy.
Mrs. Samuel Epler was thrown out
Of a buggy Saturday and had her face
5adly skinned and neck sprained.
The first newspaper published in
Reynoldsville was issued May s, 1871.
Johu A. Doyle was editor and publish
er.
W.. T Cox bought the lumber in the
incline down which Breton, the flying
autoist, rode and made the mid-air
leap.
Mrs. E. S, Srewer accidentally cut a
cash in her left wrist Saturday evening
that required two stitches to sew up
the wound.
Misses Gcace and Laura Clawson en-
tertained aumber of their friends at
the home of their mother or Grant
street last evening.
Reports of the condition Of Fhe Peo-
Piles NatioGal and The First National
banks Of Reynoldsville will be found 10
this issue OF THE STAR.
Next Monday evening, Sept, 2, Labor
Day, basket picnic will be held in
Mammoth Park under auspices OF I'm
proved Order of Red Men. There will
be an old time dance after supper.
The Presbyterian church Will take
up its regular work next Sunday
Christian Endeavor and mems meet
ings at 3G; preaching both morning
and evening at 1l0O and 7 80. Prayer
meeting this evening at 7.45.
Several days ago while John king
and wife were driving to Bloomington
Mines their horse runaway and they
were both thrown out of the buggy.
Mr.. King sustained broken rib and
Mrs. King was badly bruised.
Herman Guthrie, registered phar-
macist, one OF our town boys who was
employed in drug store at Clearfeld,
is now employed in the Stoke e. Feicht
Drug Co. store iG this place, taking the
place of A. NJ Woodward, who has
gone to Clearield-
The family and Eear relatives OF Mrs.
Jane E. Brisbin, Of West ReynoldsviIle,
celebrated her S3rd birthday on the
10th instant The guests carried well
filled baskets and dinner was served.
Her kind neighbors remembered her
by sending in basket of groceries, for
which Mrs. Brisbin was very thankful.
Horace G. Miller, editor OF the
Punxsutawney Neaos, was In town
q couple of hours Saturday evening.
he had been in Brookville Saturday
attending the funeral OF cousin, Al
bert B. Miller, who died in Pittsburg
and was buried in the Brookyille ceme-
terry.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28
Everybody Should Know"

Says c. G. Hays, prominent business
man of Bluff, Mo-, that Bucklen's Ar
nica Salve is the quickest and surest
healing salve ever applied to a sore,
burn or wouad, or TO a case of piles.
I've used it and know what I'm talking
about" Guaranteed by Stoke & Feicht
Drug Co. druggists. 25c. Reynolds
vile and Sykesville.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28
Lingenfelter and Wells Reunion

The fourth annual reunion OF the
Lingenfelter and Wells families will be
held at Wishaw Park on Wednesday
September II, day and night. All
relatives and their friends are cordi.
ally invited to attend.
CnNrAtrrrur-
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28

Mrs. David II. Cochran is visiting in
Kittanning. She attended the Bowser
reunion yesterday, which was held on
the Kittanning fair grounds.
Misses Alma Daugherty and Mamie
Baum, Of Falls Creek, were guests Of
Misses Althea and Carrie Brewer last
week.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28

Mrs. d. r. P. Womer, OF Kane, and
three daughters, Mrs. r. L. Stiles, OF
Medera, Mrs. Eva Middleton. of Union
City, and Miss Blanch Womer, of Kane,
formerly all of Reynoldsville, are among
the visitors in town for Old Home Week.
All merchandise reduced to SOC on
the dollar at l. Horwitz clearance sale.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28

Otis Balloon, doctor Of optics, former
ly OF Cincinnati, Ohio, will be at the
City Hotel Thursday Friday and
Saturday, Sept. 5, 6 and z. Special
attention to the eyes Of children. All
examinations made with Electrical
Retinoscope and Opthalmoscope and
by the very latest methods In optics,
No fees for examination.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28
Committee Returns Thanks.

The committee In charge of the Old
Home Week curiosity shop desires to
thank all who loaned relics or In any
way contributed towards making this
feature OF the celebration success.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28
Excursion to Ontario Beach and
Rochester.

Sunday, September lst, via B. r. &
2. Ry. Round trip fare $3.50. Special
train leaves Falls Creek 8 10 a. N. and
returning, leaves Ontario Beach 700
p. m. and Rochester 500 p. m. Tickets
also good returning from Rochester on
regular trains Monday, Sept. 2nd.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28
Nothing Like it Before.
Full Week Of Pleasure.

The Old Home Week celebration and
reunion, the greatest and most success
full event in the history of Reynolds
vile, or any other town in Jefferson
county, officially closed last Saturday
evening at ten o'clock with the Key
stone band marching up Main street
playing Home, Sweet Home" and the
vast throng joining in singing the old
song. From the Inauguration OF Old
Home Week at 1901 a. M Monday,
August 10, with bon fires, noise of can
non, shrieking Of whistles and ringing
of bells, until the singing of "Home,
Sweet Home" Saturday night, 1t was
glorious success. 1t is doubtful If
ever as many thousand people attended
celebration in any other town that
were as we'll entertained and returned
home as we'll pleased as did the thOus-
ands who attended the celebration in
Reynoldsville last week. Every day
jolly crowds promenaded Main street
and turned it into a midway plaisance.
No expense had been spared to beautify
the town and it was lavishly decorated.
The free attractions engaged were the
kind the people did not tire of
and each day the multitude was ready
to see the daring performances re-
peated.
The industrial parade Tuesday after
noon was the grandest parade of the
kind ever seen in this section of the
state. Our merchants and industries
certainly deserve credit and praise for
the special efforts made and the ex-
pense incurred to make this feature of
Old Home Week a success They sue
ceeded beyond expectations.
The parade of the lodges on Wednes-
day was very spectacular and was one
of the finest lodge parades ever seen in
Reynoldsville.
Visitors came from the north, south,
east and west to participate in the cele-
Grafton and old gray haired men de-
clared at close of the week that it was
the most enjoyable week of their lives,
and they, with thousands of others,
returned to their homes carrying with
them warmer place in their hearts
for Reynolusville than they ever had
before.
1t is doubtful If ever as large and
| good natured crowds assembled on this
mundane sphere before as assembled
in Reynodsville last week There was
only one disturbance reported during
the entire week. Everybody was out
for good time. They were not look
ing for trouble.
The men who labored hard to make
| Old Home Week success can feel
that their labor was not in vain, for
they certainly furnished week Of
pleasure to many thousands of people,
and besides that they gave Reynolds
vile more advertising than the town
has ever had since it was Incorporated
thirty-five years ago. Who. can tell
what benefit Old Home Week will be
for the prosperity of Reynodsville in
the future? The object of the pro-
moters of Old Home Week was not
that it would be money making
scheme, but it was TO bring back the
former citizens who have moved into
other towns and localities that old ac.
quaintances might be renewed, and
more especially, as an advertisement,
for the town, and who will gainsay tina,
they have succeeded gloriously?
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28
Week Day Excursion to Niagara Falls
and Buffalo.

Tuesday, Sept. 3rd, via B. r. & P.
Ry. Special train leaves Falls Creek
6:l0 a. m, and returning, leaves Niagara
Falls 700 p. m. and Buffalo 500 D. m.
Tickets also good returning from Buff
alo Wednesday, Sept. 4th. Round trip
fare SO so.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28

Sweeping cleaning sale is now going
on at l. Horwltz store, opera house
building.
For bargains go to 1. Horwitz store
Sale lasting 20 days.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1907-08-28
Excursion to Toronto, Canada, Tues
day. Sept ard.

Via B. r. & Ry. Special train leaves
Falls Creek 6:l0 a. m. Round trip
tickets, good five days, also for stop
over at Niagara Falls only S4.O0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
6rofberso9tbum.
Ans Der banptfaht.

SIN Der spciten ISOLDE bon Scbritnr
belt Serr Yrofeiipr !. Viewers III
Nnhen einen oeutIhen @ortrng; oess
aleiten Hrofeiior Nifolaus 8elter in
9Dln. Bic Yreile dllBerte lid iebr
belpbigenb il6er Seibe.
Serr Srsaniit 8. q. Seidt lit gum
Sirigenten Der Qualification bes bieiis
gen 8iirgers Gaiinos ernumt noroen
in @riebnn9 pes 0errn aepieler, Der
leiner Yrofeiiur an bieIigen Confer
natorium balber I'M feline Gntlaiiung
einfommcn muBte.
Cine bebeutenbe IerihInernng miro
bemnG6it Die Warie : Sbereiienltraee
erfa1ren. bnrd ben 9rpBartigen Ncu>
ban, lpelhen i'm tommenbem Sriibs
iabr Der gi9entbiimer unb america
niihcr Goniul, Serr 9erulle baIelbit
errihten rpirb.
8roBber5ogtbum.
9~nrembnrs, 25. Sebr. @eitern
Ibenb fonnte man tpieber einmnl cons
itatieren. bab Die 9epDlferung u~nierer
tSanptitabt Dem Goltsperein bas lebs
bafteite Sntereiie entgeeenbrinst. Ser
YrdIibent Serr Iopofots Inipalt Heuz
ter. leitete Den 2i6tbilberportrae iiber
~unier Sonnenipitem" elm nit einenl
~geiitpollen Sinpeiie auf ben .@eitus",
nit benz Elm Viniani Die YSimmelss
lihter ansgeloift" 3u baben lpdbnte.
@irflid. mir Iue fonnten. ba mir Der
Silbreridnft oes Germ YroieNor b.
Siegler ourh ben Simmelsraum Solge
leiiteten. feltiteuen. oab lie nod
idmmtlih am Ylabe lparen. Come,
Ylaneten. Wonb. 3ometen. Nebuloien
uno fosmiide @olfeu; lie ale be-
i6reiben frog Der sroben 0ipianiihen
8eite in fpunoerboIer Rarmonie
ibren 2auf am Simmels5elt uno ipots
ten in ibrer acknowledgement @roBe
uno @rbdben6eit bes @robenpabnes
zines io5ialiitiihen SimmelsItiirmers.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12

ne rid)t nur Dor ernltem Shdpen, iofts
bern ielblt bor unansenebm cmpfuns
bener aalte idiiee.
M%cinliffeit, friihe 2uft. cinfafes.
aeiunoe5 Glen. tiihtise grbeit, piel
SeipegunB unb nomentli6 - eeiuns
Der WeEihenpcritanb, bos it's, mas
iuir fultipiren miiiien. ipenn mir nebit
unierer San lie 9ciutb lein unb aud
gcIunb bieiben pollen.
lllo bns Nlles 81 fornern foitet
nid)tS, III ouuerno. unfe5lbar uto fifr
iebcn Meniden, fir ieoc Somilie,
p1iienp. Gs III Die Yilidt Ser Srdu
pom Sauie. bieie Irt Scr @eiuuns
teitspflege nl5 lire mtdtigite Iufgabe
81 bctrGften.
@enn lie bos tbut, 10 miro lie iih
I1p Den Sbriscn Dos 2eben ers
lcid,tern. re-
Gic TONNE i'd, nit Dem @irtbihaf.s.
selo aus?
Gs oibt pielc 6nusirauen. Die reGt
gcipannt mnb geilbt iinO in, ap1en.
Iebr tiIdltig unb fcrtia I'M Ndhen ugb
Stridcn. ipadr dnoiflid uuD peilIih
uGf Heinlifteit bolIeu. unb bod car
nid,t s~hGush1!tcn" fsnrcn. Gle
miiien niendis nit ihren Iusaah.n
unb Wcbilrfnilien 5lre0t 81 fonMsu.
Sb Der Mnnn linen riel nber iucaiN
gibt. bns @elS flicgt ldnea tort, linb
lie mililcn lid, INNER iulinoeru. TN CO
bleiDt; lie haben ME etfpds iibrig. sotts
ncn ME etrudS 5urilcflegen. hnben ins
MGR nod 81 menia. &crau liegt bnS2
Ginfad bdrdn, oaB lie pldnlos, obne
lleberlegmna ihr @elS auspeben uno
niht @utl fiibren iiber hire Iu6gnben.
Sic leben sl lorplcS in Den Gag bins
ein unb benfen: Ser Wdnn muS Die
Sorgen trneen; ipeun ih meme Irbeit
tbue, Naes rein lI,,h orhentlid bdltc
nnb bds Gien uno Srinten out be-
Jorge. Damn bob i'd, geniia 9etban. bie
ii6rieen Sorgen lam iH meinetn
Wlunne ilberlaiien.
@enn on 10 oenfen poIlteit. liehe
2eierill. Damn ipiirbeit on heine Stels
lrua nm beine Iuignbe inn Sauie
brrd,G,is pertenncn iuib DnS bduslthe
slid niemals n,lf Die Sauer berabs
rem tonncn. Man mrB ale SiiIfs<
mittel 81 8nthe sieben, lin ben 6ausz
bait rceelredlt al fiibren; inSbeions
ocrc iiberleNeu Die Nrt ocs Ginfaufes;
lpo mo mann faufe ih nIn Iortheils
bdfteiten. lpie peripenbc idJ Die Heitc
II. |. N. aurs, MAJ mr6 benfen
beim @irtbihaftcn unb nrbeitcn.
Scnit mirb nan, nnitatt 81 cinem
8ohlitanoe 5u fommen. febr balb IN
Nptb gernthen. Sas Sorgen unp
sipur beitdnbiscs Sorgen lit fir Sic
6ausfrau ebenio notbig. ipie aud Die
Nrbeit unb beitdnbieer SIeib. 9az
Dor brallft mar nber niht 8uriidsus
ihrecen; i1 babe feline oudlenoen
Sorgen i'm Iuae. ipnpern mn attac<
nehme. MIR iolde. Die rid Dor ben
brudenbltcn Sorgen bas linn
ShuIoeu unb Bergen - bepabren
ipleu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
Aus ben iibrisem Tbetlem.

Simmern, 10. Sebr. Ius Sdnes
mart aebt uns Die Na6riht 5u. odB
Der 0 bier 9ebiirtiee Yeter Noeien.
aus Dem SeiuitensO rben, gum Yro<
fciIor. am ct. MnoreassGo1eg in
Gbarlottenldnb ernannt porben: I'M
belonberen bat bcrielbe Den llnterridt
in bier 2ebrfdhern Der Serta unb
Guintn am Oortiseu 8pmnaIllm
iiberupmmen. 9as Goleeium bat
cine beutihe uno cine bdniihe Ibtbeis
tbeilung unb miro bon 8atbolifen unb
Troteitanten aus Dem gdn5en Noroen
NGnemarf's beIudt- 9barlottcnldno
lieat im tpnlOreiden, pom Weer umS
ihlungenen berrlihen Seelanbe. Gin
onberer 2uremburger. Sater Tallus
aus Mertert, ipirft glei65eiti9 nit
unierem 2anDsmann am bortigen
Goaesium.
@reuenmader, IS. Sebr. 8eitern
peridieb 5u Goupin. Yronin6 giamiir
(Belgien), nnh einem ldngeren.
ihmer5poIlen 9rantenla9er, perieben
nit ben Sroitun9en Der FL. Stride,
Serr Bernard Sarih. Yrofeifor on
benz oortieen itaatliben 0pmnaiium.
gr mar geboren am 21. Wtdr5 1851
in @repenmdher; nn6 @eenbi9nns
leiner Stubien in Namlir nno 2iittih
mirfte er als Yrofeiior on Ben 2ebrs
anItalten in Ybilippeoiae. 8alcourt.
gpres. nnb 5ulest in Gonpin. mo or
burh ieinen 6ieberen uno Ielbitloien
gbarafter iid Die oneemeine Spms
putbie lciner Golen Ionie Der gins
fpobner erparb. 9efen iroiide
Siiue nirS nnh ieinem @ebnrtsort
@rebenmader iiberfiihrt nerpen. ol>
ipo Die 9eerbigune itattfinben piro.
Sarid mar pe%rbeiratbet nit ella
Berg, Sodter hes berltorbenen Yros
feiIors @er9 unb Sdipeiter bes Inter
iudunssridters Berg bon 2urems
burg.
Yunnnl (Suienborn), 10. Sebr.
- Ius Han5ig CSrontreih) miro ges
meIoet: Seinrid Soeles, Srliber
Serhmans bon Der dlriltlifen 2ehre.
periab ndbrenb lan9cn Subren oas
Nmt beS aiiiters an Der bortigen &ns
tbcbrnl Stride. gr itorh cines ploes
liden Sobcs am lesten ~. Sebruur,
I'M Ilter pon 81 Snbren. Ser Scr@
itorbene trar aus SnIenborn 9cs
bilrti9t.
@prmcloinsen, 10. Sebr. @eitcru
Ibeno ficl Die Gbefrnu bes @igentbils
mcrs 9. Setter 0cdius 10 lin0liidlih
Die bobe lteiuerne Sreppe binnb. Dab
lie beipuBtlps nuf9eboben muree.
IuBer einem Hippenbrl6 erIitt Die
Srau 10 lhipcre Serlebungen. baB'
ma on ibgem Iuftommen 5ipeifelt.
9iibelingen. IS. Scbr. Sn Der
8obnuna pes GoifieurS Blum ents
ltano oicier Gage. nni6eiueno iuiolqe
feblerbaiter Contribution bes aomins.
Elm 0rauo. ourh ben @obiliur I'M
8ertbe bon 5000 Srdnfeu 6~erit0rt
muroe.
@Gtcruad, rs. Sebr. Scutc
Toreeu perifieo oIlbier i'm Sitter BON
SO Snbren. geitdrtt nit hen Sroltuus
gen unlerer bl. Geligion, Serr Nif.
Fleti6ette. Batter bes boflp. Serrn
@ilbelm Tletihette. @rpieiiors uno
&elisionslebrers am bieii9en @pms
nahum.
Siibciinsen, 16. Sebr. Gin crit
IA Sabre alter Irbeitcr. Namcns y.
2unfes. perun9liidte am rs. Scbruar
i'm bieiiaen Stubllpert. Gin Wtctaus
itiid fiel bcm urntcu Sunaen aui ben
aopf. 10 bab CT lebens9cfdbrlid pers
leet purbe.
5els, II. Sebr. Sn Der Iadt BON
leeten Samstag entltnnb cine
Seuersbrumit i'm nnben Gbriitnahers
berg in benz unbeipobnten @aule oes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
Yerihtisung.

8ir broften III lester hummer Die
9tahriht. Elm gemiiier Serr Setter
Stripes lei nuf Der Sarm in Der Ndbe
bon 8emIen, Soma. a~eitorben. Setter
airpes, eeboren 5u aapenen. 9urems
burg. itarb in ct. Sonntus (Sete bes
Wortes). Sadion Gountp. Soma. 100
er lid I'M Sabre 1855 nieoerselnHen
bate. Die erite Srau bes Teritorbes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12

nen cling linn i'm 9obe bornlis uno
mebrere Sabre nah ibrem Sobe chez
li6te Strides Srdilein Selena Hlilper.
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~ ~ ~
@ruRtbuerci.

2eute. Die pornehm iein unb fiir
reid) aclteu molten - Die es l~pirflisb
linb, banpeln in Ger Hesel piel nn@
bers -. iinb INNER hnrauf bcoodt.
ihrc nern,einte @ornehnlbeit 3iir
Sdlali 3u trogcn uub ben @luuben
nubercr 2eite on ibren Heiftbum NIT
elmer gcipiiien dngitlidcn Gorge sit
n1bren uto 3u it0rfen. Snomrlb
pcroen lie bel ieber @%clegcnbeit iih
in Der Ceficntlidfeit 5u sei9en iltfeu.
JIG peroen babel iein miiiien: mdren
lie niht bdbei. ioute man ia meinen.
lie fpnuten cs nibt. Niraenps aber
lpirft hieIe eitle Suft. Sfcin nm iib
su oerbreiten. nddbbaltiger. oils bel Der
@inocrer6iebuug. @cr pornebm lito
reid icin mill. Der bari Die ainocr
niht Slr Nrbcit, slir @eniigiamfeit.
6ilr Spariomteit dnhalten. ser bart
tic nidt orle Den Nuacn Der @clt
riidcn. hnmit lie in e%inac5ogener 9ez
iheireuheit tiibtis fiir's yeben crs
nadlcu; ncin. Der mlR lie 5um
Midtsthun urb hnnu uot5iperbig 6ur
8enuBIud)t dnhnlten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12

Sic Sopfeinoin Der Sreibeit lit
Die ~Silgeloiisfeit.
Wia6e arbeit CUR Suit. 10 piro
Die Hube our Wonne.
@tan lam nuntle Irgcn ilno
boh cinen bellen Slid bnben.
Tou mnnhen 9cuten weiB MIR
Der Irst. boB tic Gin &er5 boben.
gS aibt Yeiiimiiten. Die beirns
tbeten, Sptimiiten, Die es 5Ipei Wal
tbotcn.
Sic 9liidliGiten Ieniden iinb
niht bic. Die erreid)t baben, mas
JIG pollen. ionoern Die 9epolt babess
ipas iie crrcihen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
Der Gbeirau critic Giliht.

Mo9iitrat Naumcr. Ser in einem
Sol~iSeiscrift an Srpoflpn Ieines
ridterlihen Nmtes paltct. CAB i'll
cinem alasefalle bns iulomoniihe
llrtbeil nb. oab ricoe brnue Srnu" in
olercrirer Heibe onrduf Al uhteu
babe. ~baB Die bduslihen Inbl5citen
rehtSeitig ferti9 9eltcat piirben nno
bnB niemals an0pfe on ben Seintlcis
bern ibres @atten lulb @ebieters feblz
ten." Grit nab @rfiillmre bieier
Silihten oiirfe lie baran benfcn. cinen
Nebenoienlt nacb5ugehen. lofern lie
pies ablolut tbun pollc! -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-03-12
Sinbcrflcibnns i'm @intcr.

Gin @abriprud. Der Elm seiunos
bcitlihes 0,ebot lit, lnlltet; &opf uno
6alS fiibl, SiiBe uno llnterleib iparm.
%er lid bnrnad riftet. Ger madt
fcinen Ir6t reid. Wenn ih I'M
Iinter iche. mie 6inoer 6als uno
appf peripidelt boben. oils ob tic mad,
Sibirien ioQtcn. Damn tbun lie mir
leiS. benn ih peiB. bab tic Die arm,cn
Spfer itcter Grtdltungsfraufbeiten.
Salsleioen. Obrenihmer8cn. 3abns
ihmer5en unb antarrbe iire. Iue
Die bier auiac3dblten @cibeln Ser
Menihbeit iinb Ole biretten isolaen
on5u pnrmer aleiNung IN Der @eaens
mart nnb periGumter Ibbdrtung in
Der Werganeenbeit.
Selbitperitdnblid meine i6 niht,
ma ioute leinen 2inbern. Sbren uno
&aien auf benz Shulme9e erfriercn
lahen. es lit MIR natiirlih. bab man