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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-11
PLAN OF THREE-DECK CARS
Proposition for shippinE sheep Con-
sidered by Managers OF
western Roads.

Railroad men IN Omaha dlffer in opinion
as to the ACCESSIBILITY Of making triple deck
cars to handle sheep in the western coun-
try. The suggestion was made at Chey-
enne Friday at a meeting Of the Wyoming
Wool Growers association by A. j. Knoll
lin, treasurer Of the National Wool Crow
ers association ard manager OF the Chit
cago Stock Yards. His suggestion came
as a surprise to the railroad men who had
gathered at the convention on invitation
Of the association and the managers were
not able to state OF hand whether the idea
would be practicable or not, Mr.. Mohler
Of the Union Pacific said It was worthy OF
consideration.
Railroad men who have returned from
the meeting say 1t was harmonious and
suggestions from each side were received
IN kindly spirit and all seemed deter
mined to work to the interests of all in
solving the problems which are mutually
annoying and expensive.
Some railroad men claim the sanitary
condition of the sheep would be too bad
in a three-deck car and that II might tend
to smother them. They have to stand up
anyway and they would DO too much
crowded to get good ventilation. ]. A.
Eyler. livestock agent of the Burlington,
says It would be impracticable as the cars
could not be built high enough to accom-
modate three decks. He also says the load
ing problem would be a serious one which
would have to be considered.
THAT was the greatest meeting Of rep
resentative stock men and railroad men
ever saw and everything was harmonious, -
added Mr. Eyler
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-11
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

A. T. Terrell OF Lincoln is stopping at
the Henshaw,
George M. Reed Of South Bend IL a guest
at the Paxton.
o. c. Daniels and wife Of Lincoln stopped
at the Willard over Sunday.
At the Paxton: j. A Peterson and wife,
Hastings; L. Il. Fraser, Eddyvtlle.
L. r. Babcock and wife OF GibbOn were
guests over Sunday at the Paxton.
At the Her Grand: 81. Il. Green, c. NJ.
Munger, Lincoln; George Null, Chadron-
Frank c. Zehrung. manager OF the oliver
opera house at Lincoln, spent Sunday al
the Her Grand.
AT the Willard: o. @. Daniels and wife,
Lincoln; Mrs. Ray Scott Lexington; c. +.
Burnham, Norfolk; Frank Cejda, Frank
Johnson, West Point; F. A. Matson, Madi-
son.
At the Murray; K. q. Russell, Blair; j.
f. Nolan, Crete Q. S. Martin, G. w. Bow
man, Broken Bow; r. II. Watkins, Alli-
ance; S. EmOns, Lincoln; @. NJ. Gunthrey,
Broken Bow; A. r.. Morrison. Rapillion-
At the Merchants: w. ID. Short,
Allerty, c. Line, H. n, Ftferier Waterloo;
+. T. Flynn, Norfolk; l. G. Williams aud
wife, Wood River; William Cullen, +;
Caltin, York z. +. Thompson Wood
River; /. W. Gilen, Hayes Center; r. w.
Golden, O'Neil; p. smith, Stuart; Peter
Davidson, Stanton; r. NJ Cove, Humphrey;
| G. A. Morrell Gothenburg; X. r. Burnett,
Broken Bow; M Garrow and wife. Ne
braska City; +. c. Assenkap, Louisville
n. Hollenberg, Aonroa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-11
PLEA MADE ron CLEANER MORALS
DR.. N. H. Buriick Appeals for Revised
Standards of Living.

DIR. N. II. Burtiick Appeals for Revised
Standards of Living.
A note Of warning against the present
standards Of life sounded by Rev.
Newman Hall Burdick, d. D., yesterday
morning at the Second Presbyterian
church. ''Wanted-Some Revised Stand
ards" was the subject and DR.. Burdick
said:
1--WE have been satisfied too long with
comparing ourselves among ourselves and
measuring ourselves by ourselves. II is
time for us to take Gods standard and
measure ourselves and see how far short
we have fallen. The standard has been
lowered in our civic life, our home ne, our
church life.
Men imagine today they are elected to
Office TO please the people Today we have
the spectacle of man occupying a high
position who thinks he must leave the laws
unenforced because the men who elected
him want a wide-open town. And those
voters who failed to go to the polls and
vote for the right man are as much to
blame as those who went there and voted
for the wrong one.
Another thing indicating our relaxed
standard is the driveling sympathy some
people have for the criminal element and
the actual admiration they exhibit for the
hEUHbdodIs OAldhh 10 dbbAN W bc us
graced by the spectacle Of her arch-crim-
inai appearing on the stage OF theater in
the role Of a hero. Hundreds and thous-
ands of boys and girls. men and women
will see and be harmed by this thing
which is a disgrace to the decent people of
the city.
''The great, lurld posters upon the bill
boards showing women chained to rail-
road tracks, revolvers, knives, desperate
deeds and buckets Of blood, attract the
youth OF the city and fill their minds with
this glamor Of sin. Obscene and suggestive
| postal cards and pictures are displayed in
| the windows of some of the shops and con-
! taminate the minds of all who see them.
Why are we forced TO submit to these
thingsP For the simple reason that we do
not rise up and protest. When all the
people Of Omaha who stand for decency OPP
pose a thing that thing must cease to be.
THE standard has been lowered in our
home. There is no longer the reverence
for the aged there used to be. The father
is referred to as dad, the governor OF
the old man. The marriage tie is nc
longer regarded in the sacred manner II
once was For every three marriage
licenses granted in Douglas county there
is one decree of divorce. lot of the
boys and girls of the community ought tC
be taken in hand by their parents and
purged OF the silly, sentimental nonsense
that is apt to lead them blindly into a re-
lation for which they are not prepared
1.-The standard in the church is not whai
1t used to be. Members give a few cents
a year and few moments a week to Goo
and think they have done their duty. The
time is ripe for us to measure ourselves
with Gods measure and to raise Oui
standard higher"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-11

who went TO the German Presbyterian
church az Glennville. Neb. Rev. Julius
schwarz comes to Omaha from the German
Presbyterian church OF Connersville, Ind.
A large congregation greeted him at the
morning service The words welcome"
were conspicuously displayed AZ the en-
trance Of the church and over the pulpit
The pulpit was prett;ly adorned with how-
ers and ported plants and a special choir
rendered music for thn occasion Inclusive
OF which was a hymn TO the air OF Amer
lea" composed for the occasion, one stanza
OF which was;
Furchtlos und ohne soheu
Werd' jeder Tag Dir neu,
In Omaha
Unser Gebet soil sein;
Colt mog' Der Kraft verleih'n
IND in Dir Startze sein,
Hallelujah.
Rev. M. 6chwarz spoke in German from the
text. Guarding Against Fear" as found In
Luke xh:82 Fear not little flock; for It
is your Fathers good pleasure to give you
the Kingdom" He admonished his new
congregation to have no fear because OF
the smallness Of their church for where
the spirit Of God dwelleth there will He
make manifest His works unto the faith
full be they few or many" said he. God
moves IN mysterious ways anu Tie bItdAest
works are the result Of small beginnings.
The love Of Jesus Christ is Just as potent
here in Omaha as elsewhere and we have
but 10 follow His footsteps to inherit our
Fathers kingdom. Let this be the field Of
our best endeavor. Let us all unite in the
work of bringing souls 20 Christ. There is
much for us to DO. We should not fear
because we may be small in numbers that
we cannot do much. for with Gods help we
can do the greatest good. In this great
city there are many souls that need be
led to Christ, and II is our blessed privilege
through the grace Of Jesus Christ and
prayer to do a great part. Be not afraid
Of doing good. There is no courage 30
great as that which labors for the better
ment of those things we find about us.
AS we strive to do Gods will we will be
strengthened by Him and thus enthused
for even greater works in His cause"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-11
CHECK ARTIST is ARRESTED
Man who Has Been at
the work.

Fred Schneiderwind, 400 North Four
teenth street. was arrested Sunday by
Detectives Drummy ana Maloney as the
young man who has been passing forged
and otherwise worthless checks on busi-
ness men in the city during the last few
days. In working the swindle, several
names were used, but the description of
the swindler tailed in each instance.
Schneiderwind was recognized as a check
worker, who has operated IN Omaha be-
fore. He was charged with. forgery and
the police have four cases against him,
the victim In each having identified him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-11
PUBLIC BURIALS AT VIENNA
City Takes Oyer stocks of Under
takers and VIII Reduce
the Cost.

VIENNA. March 0.-(speciaL)-The new
est form OF municipal trading which the
city of Vienna intends to enter on is the
undertaler's business. Five years ago the
mayor, DIR. Lueger expressed himself in
favor Of the municipalization Of all that
belongs to burial on the ground that the
best the municipality could do for a citi-
zen who had paid rates all his life was to
see that he was well buried.
Arrangements have been made by the
municipality to take over the business and
stock-in- trade Of the largest undertakers
in Vienna and the civic authorities claim
that the cost OF municipal funerals Will
be less than the undertakers charged,
while they hope that profit will be real
tied which will go to the credit Of the
rates.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-11
PARIS LIGHTS SHINE AGAIN
Public, However, Alarmed at Power
Exhibited by the Striking
Electricians.

PARIS, March 1O.-The city resumed its
normal aspect tonight All the electric
plants are working.
The public is alarmed at the ease with
which few hundred workmen at the in
stigation Of the Confederation of'LAbor are
able to throw the population into confusion,
and the newspapers print editorials de-
handing legislation which will prevent
workmen engaged in supplying a public
necessity from striking. 1t is pointed out
that the electricians, now that they know
their power, may not rest content with
present conditions 1t is pointed out as a
significant fact that the strike committee Is
still holding meetings.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-11
CRY OF RICH ONLY a MooKERv
Inconsistent when Source OF Their
Power is Considered.

Inconsistent when Source OF Their
Power ia Considered.
"Is not the cry Of men Of high finance
a little out of place when II is considered
how they have fattened their purses at the
expense OF the public2" asked Canon Bell
at Good Shepherd church Sunday morning
in a sermon which had ror It's text the
aixth chapter Of Micah, part Of which
says; "Oh, my people, what have I done
unto thee7 And wherein have wearied
thee2 Testify against me-" "It comes with
as good grace for the rich OF today to
cry against this country as for the Jews
of that time to cry against God"
1--WE hear cry from the borax king all
the way from California 20 Washington
and men in this city helpo1 him 70 get re-
lief from congress when he asked for a
protective tariff OF 3 cents a pound. He got
It. and then raised the price cents. Now
he is rich and is crying Why are you
going TO investigate as when We gave you
such prosperityT forgetting Uncle Sam
gave him the arm OF protection
The purity and safety or the women OF
this country and many other great BENEFITS
we enjoy are directly trRceable 10 Jesus
Christ. A man said 10 me last week, Men
OF business have had their day and you
preachers win soon have your day Men
who are builders OF character cannot be
reeompensed IN money Men viii soon
come to recognize character more than they
do today. Vast exposures have shaken
confidence in some of the great men OF
anairs and people wilr soon look more al
the character OF the man.
els IL right 10 ask God how much you
shall give or how many times a year you
must so to church when you profess &C
/ love Hmm You would not do that 10 tn,
woman you loved, for II you asked how
many times a week you had TO come tC
/ see her you would not do very well viii
her Love Is the inspiring argument In ou
hearts and IL we love God we will not ash
Him how many times we must come 4
church, but how many times We may come
1.-The violence OF the rich OF today 4
astounding. II. NJ Fiagler and other mil
lionaires in Florida are lifting their voice
| in lamentation OF woe. asking the govern
ment why their Affairs are being invest
gated. They are holding men as slave
with guns. lash and whip 10 get the tur
pentine out OF Florida. and yet they or
al the injustice OF an Investigation.
I'VE hnd everywhere similar slavery Q
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-11

little children. but the minds Of men are
becoming 30 enlightened they will no longer
stand for such abuses"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-11
DEVELOPMENT OF SERVIA
English Companies Secure COncss-
sfOns for Exploration of Natural
Resources of Country.

BELGRADE, March 10.-(special)-An
English company is to receive one Of the
best and most liberal concessions ever
given by the servian government to foreign
capital They will start a meat, poultry,
fruit and canning factory. The concession
is TO confer a sort Of monopoly for thirty
eight years. The company will have a cap
ital OF S1.5OO.0OO and the management will
be entirely In English hands
Another English concern has secured a
tolerably liberal concession TO work cop
per mine, which. according TO English cop
per experts, should produce some very rich
ore.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-11

Ths Cod Livsy OF Es.uisioA "Por Rsssilsnes.'
Flesh-builder and Blood-maker. A
true FOOD, not a nerve deadener, nor
q mocking stimulant. For eonsump-
tive and dyspepties; for all who are
thin. pallid, weak and bloodless.
Strengthen your grip on life by taking
OZOMULSION at once. Every tis-
sue in your body win feel the benefit.
At all druggists.
There are two sizes-8-oz. and 16-oE. Bottles;
the Formula Is printed IN languages on each
oZoMULsIoN LABORATORIES
5lS Fearl street. New York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-03-11

Rev. Julius sehwarH breaches First
Sermon at German Presbyterian.
Rev Julius schwarE began his pastorate
at the First German Presbyterian church.
Sl5 North Eighteenth street Sunday morn
ing, succeeding Rev. August HiIkermann,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
e 6Inb foIst.)
1teber bic Siittermns iriifcr Snodben
uno bic ~9cgetbGtigfeit

miro in Der IubeefliiselSlht be-
rihtet: Stride Gnoden tpmmen
peientlih 'biuieer. mie &npfeumebl,
SleiIhmebl. Siihmebl uiip. Nubers
Dem fam man Die Ausgabe fir SieIe
Weble p6Qig iparen. ipenn mnn friihe
&nohen f%iittert. Sie irii6cn &npz
den iperoen nit StearnS anodens
ihneioer 5erriiieu unb Sen Siibncrn
Mitta9s, nad]oem bas 8eihfntter
per5ebrt lit. aerei6t. Wtan fluot
iiber oos ipdrlihe 9eaen Der Siibs
ner I'M @inter. Seit Nun iriIde
&uoden 9eiiittert nerben, buben so
@panbottes I'M gYinterbalbiobr bon
Sttpber bis @noe Ipril sniummcn
1879 Ger gelegt. Sieie 9eilhing
lit nur ben 9nohen 8u5uihreibcn.
benn annere Siibner bradten in
oieier 3eit 9an5 erbeblid peniser.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
@ann bnit bn ein arcn5?

Gin frommer Sater lag i'm Sterz
ben, Rahbem er. benz alteu Sobias
gleif, ieinem Sobne manherlei 2ebs
rem geScben, 5ug er cine feline p%eriiez
gelte S6ndltel 6erpor ruo iprad:
.Sds beipabre; niIr crit. iuenu eiu>
mol Elm 9robes lln9liid bid beims
f-iht, bann offnet es unb on ipirIt
Silfe finben." llnb Der quite Sobn
gebprhtc uno beiuabrte Die S6ahtel
ais elm ~foltbareS Termd6tnib. PTS
aber na6 Sdbren pirfli6 man6erlei
Serllite i'm b~etrafen unb i'm niebers
9ei6ln9en maften, on lDite er bas
Sie9el unb "a mas fano er? Sn
Der Sdnhtel ipnren 5ipei SDl5lein;
bas cine battle Die Nufihriit: ~9nS
lit Der 8ille 8ottesl" uuo baS ans
bere: .Sas III bein 8iael" llno
oaneben lag elm Settel. Inf Dem
itunb bon beS Saters Sanb seI6ries
ben; ~8enu On beinen @ilen Dem
8iaen @ottes queriiber iebeit, 10
bait on elm &reu5; ipenn bein BiQe
NIT Dem Bilen @otteS gleidlGlit,
bait on fein areu3." ltnb 70 lit es
and. Ser Ylenid lit ielber ieines
Slides S6mieb". ia9en Die Ilten,
unb es ut cas IN einem geiuiilen
Sinne lpabr. Gber ebenio lpcI5r lit
es: Ser Weui6 lit ielber ieines
@reu5es 3immcrer. @om beiliaen
Stbtc 9eicola er5dblt man, baB er
INNER frobli6 NOR; mn nls man
i'm fragile. mie err oem itets 10 frob
unb better iein fonne. ba entgcgnete
err; .@arum loa i'd trnuri9 fem?
@eiB ib bod, bab ni6tS meinen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
@ctter. nnb gamern Tsscln.

Neujabrs : Mor9enrotbe. ma1t
piele gtotbe.
Sanuar iparm, = baB 8ott err
BARN. +
Sic Ieiiahrsnndt It'll unb flar.
Seutet auf elm guteS Sabr.
ct. Yanlitag i60n unb Sonnens
l6eirt, bringt 9roBen Se9eu an
Srudt unb &ein.
SIM Snnunr reif o6ne Shnee, t6ut
Bergen, 9dumen uno Nuem neb.
8enig @oI'er. piel @ein, -
@niier, tuenig @ein.
@incen5 Commentator. bringt b
aorn unb Bein.
Sn6ian. Sebaitian. laIien Ben Safi
in Die Sdume CABIN.
~
@enn's @ras ipGdit i'm Sanlar.
pd6it es 6Ie9t bur9's gauge
Sabr.
Sit Ser Sanuar ni6t naB. fiuet
ii9 bes @in6ers SnB.
ct. Sallus flar. bringt gutes
Sabr; 10 er bringt gS / n B. regnet's
geI6pinb.
q
Die 9anbflndt n~nierer Jarmers=
i16ne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
Snt @criGtsiaal.

als Gin Ser @e6ielidliGung anses
tlagter &dufmann nad einem gldn@
5enben ElaiboDer bes Yertbeipisers
frei9eiproden miro. bautt cine eles
gante Game, Die iib I'M 3uidauers
raim befinbet, leiie: ~@ott lei
Santl"
Sinh Sic pieaeidt bie @attin
beS Gngetla9ten?" irngt Elm neben
ibr itebenoer Serr tbeilnebmenb.
o9es In9eflagten ni6t, aber bes
@ertbeiDigerS", eripipert lie; er bat
mir cine SabereiIe periproAen. tpenn
er Den an8efIa9ten frei frie9t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01

@rab geliius. tpobei bas in BEN Sens
getpeben befinoli6e Stdrfemebl bur6
Ginla9erung bon @aliermolefiilen
5lpiiben Die Wolefiile oieies aoblens
bpbrates a~ufquilt unb 10 crit fir
pbDiiolo9iide 3pede peripenDbar
miro."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
Die b1bere Sphtcr.

Iutter: SO. bait iebt i'm Sen>
iiouat au 9'lernt, tpie mler @rbdpefI
foht?"
Sp6ter: .Mian er6itt Die @ur5el=
fnouen bes @epGhies Solanum tuz
beroirm i'm @aiierbabe auf 100
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
@abres Geihihthen.


Gin Glterer Serr iiibiI6en @lauz
beus miro Dor Der Stabt bon einem
StrpIde an9efaleu, Der inn nit Der
2piung Sic 8orie ober bas 2eben"
cinen Hepolper pprbdlt. .giun", iaot
Ser Serr. .lpem ib Sbnen ifon mas
9eben muB, gebe ib Sbuen i6on Die
86rie. Snmit mir aber meine Srau
9lnlibt, bnB i6 anaefdIen lpurbe,
bite i6 Sic. mir bier pur6 Den
redten 8odidopb cine &ugel 5l
idieBen."
Ser &duber tbut Dies. n9aniit
iie's MN al6 iiher 9lanbt, bur6
ben linfen audi no6b." = Nu6 Dies
aeidiebt. ~9amit iie's MN audi
gnn5 geruiS glaubt. burd ben Gods
drmel bite ouh nod cine" Su6
basu lGBt ii6 Ser Mdlber nod bers
bel. Limb MN bite i6 Sic nod
bantit meine Srml aild) iiebt, bab
i'd le6ensgefdbrli6 bebrobt mar, mir
cine augel bur6 Den Out 5u idie@
BEN"
~Sa", inat Ser Strol6, ~iett babe
ib aber feline Gugel mebr."
rNun", id9t Der Sube, ytpenn sic
feline &u9el mebr baben, befommen
Sic audi meme SDrie nibt."
- - -
Bel Der Sramnng.
o.: Ser Srdutisam iiebt elm ipe>
Mig ernIt aus. Sa lob i6 mir BEN
Shmiegerpnter - mas Der fir elm
gIiidli6e5 @eii6t madt!"
D.: ga, 9eben lit Ieli9er als
nebmen."
- y y
M. d.kn.~ G~,Lxn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
SD beilte meim Srndleioen
SD min tbnen setsen, Sas ibrise fret
An beilen.

SO mar felt Sabrsn imtoss zines boppsten 8ru4es buTOs us bett.
Idssrs. Rein 8anS ionnis baIten. Die asrste sriIartsn ID maKs herbsx,
wsnu ID mid tiner Operation u~ntsrstsbe. SO belt fe isso@ sum Sshen
uS fnrhte milo sur8 cine sinfa8e GntSsduns. SD fsnse ibusn ss
yittsI fret per Poa, wsmn sic Sarum iarsibsn., es bsats MID uns
istsem fauieuSs. 90 wtrs fs tlrtrsn. S9rsbt bsuts. Capt VI. y.
Ceilings, Bog 76i natsrtown. y. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
Seitgeu1se Yurtiun.

Baron (ber in eiuem &eitanrant
@%GuIebraten beitellt bait: .Sngcn
sic einmal, &eaner. bas lit nobl
cine HontgensS ortion?"
&eaner: .8ieio?"
Barron; ~Sa iiebt MAJ bios 3nos
den. aber fem Sleiihl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
spab mnb aud iein.
Gein WaSitab.


.Serr @anoerl, sic bd6en ia boz
RIGGS Sabr cine 9robe alpentour ge>
lla6tl 8ie bod linb Sic Denn pa
%9efommen?"
30, i6 bin iebr bod 9eitie9en &.
i6 mar man6mal in &e9ionen. mo
iGou 8 Sier auf9ebort bat!"
- ~ y
Sflau.
Srau Dliiler: .Mein Iann bat
mir Die @abl 9elniien 5lpii6en elmer
tfeinen Sabereiie unb einem nelien
aoitiim."
Srau s6ul5e: limb mas bait 9u
gefpdblt?"
Srau Iuaer: ySie gnbereiie
ielbitperit1noli6 Sann mliB i]
ia obnebin elm nelIes aoltiim buben."
Neue Grfldrung bcs 0ebcls.
2ebrer: n@ie entlte6t Der Nebel?"
&nabe: a9urh Die Sterne."
&ebrer: nCbpl 9as pGre men.
Snabe: ga, Die @utter Ia9te erIt
9eltern, 10 oft Der Batter ben .8ei6en
Stern" ober Ben .Hotben Stern"
auflu6t, miro er bene6elt."
&c " y
Sm Gifer.
&i6ter: Isle iplen SIREN CONF
pa9non in unpernntiportIider @eiie
gepriigelt bnbeu."
Sefln9ter: .gigentli6 ipoate i6
ibm collegidlilde Hnt6lhldge 9eben,
n6er i'm @ifer babe i6 Damn Den
9iat6 bergeIlen."
- ~ ~
@cridnnppt.
Sunger @bemanu (5um anbern) ::
ga. lieber Sreunb. ieien sic frpb.
Dab sic feline 3iers Yuppe gebeiraz
tibet BADEN, pie i6; Sbrer Srau
brau6eu Sic bod geipib feline Sriz
Ieurin az halten?"
rs bemnbre - sic lduit mandmul
adt Gage ungetdmmt berrml"
~ ~ -;
Gnifinirt.
.&os tbrlt On benn, bab Sir
9ein Cnfel INNER 10 bereitniaig
Seine Shuloen 5abIt?"
20, Dos i6 iebr einfanl @eiBt
Oh, mein Snfel lit Elm paiiionierter
Silderl 8enn CT MN cine redt
idone Sorelle an Der Nn9el bat,
BRING i'd inn 10 ilf5ciiipe meine
S6uloeu bell"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
guf ihw1biiW.

SSeHH SH9lullpel lutDuDuO per-
lteben. 10 lit bies cine lebr If5ne
Sa6e. 9aB es iol6e S0bne Gibbons
9iebt, bns bat ein in Nfailano II
idiii9er bieberer S6ipa6e III ieiner
belen 6reube erfabren. Serr sc,
macbte NIT ieiner Satin iiinaIt cine
feline &eiie unb badte an nidts
SDies. ais urplDblid Gin aumIanaer
@ngldnber in ben @iienbabnpaaen
bereinliimmelte uno eS ii6 nad Ieis
ner Irt beqilem nla6te, oas beiSt,
feline lnngen Spn5ierbol5er iiber Sic
gegeniiberliegenben Site nnb Ser
Dame beinnbe inter Die Gaie Ihob.
Sofli6, ipie Der S6ipabe einmaI lit,
beriuhte er es nit @n9lii6 - allen
Der Sremoe that, ais 9inge i'm Die
gauge Sade ni6ts an. 9orauf
fran5oiil6 = Damn italieniI6; bers
Ielbe Grfolg. Stun aber aina es
Dem S6paben pie Dem Sitter i'm
llblnnbi6en Sieoe: n9a paQt Dem
Sdpa6en aud iein @hit", unb er
itiilpt lid obne 8eiteres Nods uno
Sembdrmel auf, unter benen elm
pndr eiierne Nrme iidtbar merben,
pie elm ri6tiger aanonier lie
brau6t. unb irngt BEN @~nglGnoer in
edit i6mGbii6er Wunoart. ober biesz
NAL ni6t berbinbliG ilotenb: .Ob
&c Sbre SiiB pe9oeant?" Ser
@n9ldnoer gebor6te iest Der i6lpds
biI6en @~ufforoerung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
gereinfahuna

a@ie fommit oeun 9u basu, Sen
8uberbauer obne allen 0rlnb burdbs
6ubnuen?"
sd bait i'll Der pori9en @oh' To-
lpielo am @eriht 3u tbrn, uno GA
on6t' i9 mir: ieet 9ebt's in @inem
binl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01
Sie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sentihen.

"Nb, la9t elm Sran5oie, ,Dfit ielts
larner, tpiberipredenoer @ebraud
'aben Die Seuti6e. Grit gieben er
9tum in Sonl, 10 mafen es iturf,
Damn tbln er 8aiier binein, in mafen
es ihlua6, Damn gebeu err Gitron, INT
mafen es iauer, unb ipicoer Sufer.
IN mafen es iiiB. llto bann chen
er Die @laS unb iagen; SD briuae
es Sbnen, nno bann trinfen er es
iel6erl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-01

8ott mir rau6en faun." 9as lit
Die 6rldt Der pabreu Sreibeit. 9as
bin 9elnn9t man, iuenn man aan5
ieinem @ott lid bingibt.