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The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

Al w "diinE OF King
Alfonso Nil Oi
spain and irin
Gees Victoria of
ENGLAND c.l"hrai-
81 at " "a aria.
'uuIl" narrowly
"arhp" nHHaHsinAs
ton by bonn h
which kills iC and
lnlur"H many
Jun - o. pulnIanes
lill 2 policemen on
Island of L"yt-.
4 I.
y liaabon VII. and
q " cen N a u Il
crowned rulers of
Norway.
- = persons Killed
Ia train wreck
near London,
Jul Son born to
crown ufluTsHa of
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

uoh- n. J.. Gorinhn.
s-congressman II. c. Adams. OF wiscon-
sin, at Chicago. Judge q. +, VANITY.
OF Michigan. at London.
is-Alfr.d Belt, millionaire South African
:2-Russeil Sage, at Lawrence. l.. l.;
aE. ~
Aug. :-E. A. Gage; son Of former s.cr.-
Aug 5i-E, Ros.water. proprietor Omaha
Bee, at Omaha
Sep S-H oeirichs, prominent New York
c!ubman. on board ocean liner.
Milwaukee.
Oct i--Alb.rt J. Adams. noted policy
king. by suicide, at New York
train near Li,tl. Rock, Ark.
Oct lt-Mrs, Jefferson Davis. widow of
president Of tn. confcderacy.
Massachuse,,.. at Fan River. 'Hi.hSp
Nicholson. u. u. OF Milwaukee. Epls.
copai diocese. at Milwaukee.
l-Jude. Joseph T. Gary, Oldest mem.
ber OF Chicago bench. at chicago.
aged -.
Nov. l-congrcssman lockwood Hoar.
o, M'ss"y nnsett,. son late Senator
i.-Gcn. Wm, II. shhf,.r. retired, nj
Bakersfield. Cal
,o-otto Young, multl-mill milllonair-. Chica.
LAX. GENEVA. Wis "'
Dec. .-Mark Hhsslcr. noted musical di-
rector and composer. at philadelphia.
s-Birhop q. T., Seymour. OF Episcopal
diocese OF Springfield. III. at Spring.
HELD Es-Gov, A. Garc.lon. OF Maine.
ut Lewiston.
s-Dr = H.nrotin. leading Chicago phy-i.
clan, st Chicago. Capt billy" VII
Hams. famous tuffman. at New or.
leans
i:-Ei-s.nator Brown. Of rtah. at wash
lngton from bullet wound. inflicted by
Mrs, Ami. bradley
is-Bi-hop e. g. McCah.. OF II. u. church
at New York. of apOplesy.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
sPoRTlNG

Jan. ll-Sir Thomas
Upton plans race
against New York
Yacht club for
American cup.
l2-Herrera knocks
out Young Cor
bett, In NTH. at
Los Angeles.
l5-Willie Hoppe de-
feated Maurice g
V gn "A uN for
worlds ISL n c h
balk lin. billiard
championship at
Paris lntcr-col-
legiate football put
under ban at Har-
ward university.
lh-"k d" q oog
killed by blow on
heart, In bout In
New York.
- . -
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

rtnb~s ssi-mrnt and conspiracy.
Feb. ~, A. Linn. Chicago circuit court
clerk, indicted % times for forgery. .n-
b-Bsirin-nt and larceny
o-Mru. J " Waters, drowned J chit.
drcn and s~if from fall River tMas-p
steamer, 80 Leaders Of Western f-d.fas
Uon of Miners accused Of 70 murders
and assassination OF "s.uov. ktouh.n.
berg. ~ Idaho,
.s-Johann Ioch. convicted wife mur.
d.ror, hanged at chicago.
.,-sptInsnsid ioD mob In race riot burn
dwellings, ~t~.k saloon aud ihjur~ Of
nrers. making II necessary to call out
troops.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
FOREIGN

Jan J Rodriguez
attacks T. u.rtu
Plata, San pomlu b
go. killing %
I = san Domingo
rebels defeated ,
Morales generals
and ~ men killed.
. SAN Domingo rev b
nlutlou ended with
defeat OF President
Morales and kill
ing OF Gen, Rod o.
rigu"z
u Franc" br. "A X :
on diplomatic r"ln %
tons with Nonc
zu"la
lex Premier Bal
four beaten for
election to rAflln %
m"nt, libTrhl =
sweep Britain,
II - " fallirrlrs
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

Germany Norway
spanish cabinet resigns.
iA=i.any turLDn dies In London
Aug. Italian steamer sifip wrecked on
bofmiHaE island, 30 drowned
fSp. k=fathnr M"rns elected head of
J-HuitS at Rome.
h-ilurricanc In hhrbor Of Hong. Kong,
china, caused over 100 deaths and
great damage
Nov. llama Gould fcouuis-z a" Gas.
i.linn"l granted divorce from Count
boni by French tribunal at Paris
Counts plea for allmbny denied,
.p=AttrWpt OF French government ON
-ialr 20 tax. inventories In Catholic
churches results In riots. troops and
peasants wounded In clashes.
followed by honiii" demonstration In
chamber OF deputies.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
CRIME

Jan, El-G oy
st-nn.ni,crg. q Z
Idaho. murdered
by bomb at Boise
. Clarence liarnum
near Rochester.
Mich, kills wifi.
ron and daughter
with AZ ana slayk
self with gun.
Mathew sty-r,
Caledonia. MINI
kills s~"oth.aft.
her mother. sister
and hsif.
II N.ls Nelson,
Walkasoh. Wash ,
murders mother
attempts Ia XII
Wife and children
then slsys .-l'.
!. . u IA dito =
fh"ftiek. Indiana.
arrested at In
dlaraDDliu .hufv.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
NEUROLOGY

Jan. . " Il Har-
per. president Uni
versity OF Chicago.
at Chicago.
I5-Col. II q. Lowe,
Galveston. Tex.
newspaper = u b.
Usher.
l6-MarShlll Field.
Chicago merchant
prince, OF pneu-
monia. In \ e "
York
4-ll. Il Hurd. no.
ted lawyer and IL
lino's citizen. at
Evanston.
Feb. Ben Speaker
d. Il Henderson.
OF national house
OF representatives.,
AT Dubuque, la.
is. + Langley,
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

''NH'A "a ~ NV.
ii-li. n. pillsbury,
noted chess mas
ter. at Phila a...
Gen. II. l. Porter.
leading shoe man
ufacturer, at How
ell, Mass.
ls-Gov. J. NJ Pat
tlson. OF ohio, at
Milford e. Hig-
gins. ex-a c I n <
Gov. Utah. "A I
Washington.
E-Jerre Dunn, Mt
Elizabeth. y. J.
2s-R -v. DR.. J.
Smith, noted Com
gregatlonal minis
ter. ut Roxbury.
Mass
Jul. sc. Y. wisnsr,
noted consulting
engineer. at De-
ifnig
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
GOVERNMENT AND POLITICAL

Jan. ) - Resolution
introduced Into
New York legislu-
tur. asking u. :.
Senator pep.w to
resign because OF
Insurance expos
uf..
s-6ov. Hanly. In
diana, files suit to
oust See. OF State
storms for dcre-
liction OF duty.
81. 81. Patterson
inau1urated gov
ernor of Ohio.
Iowa general as
s~mbly began.
Wisconsin iegir-
lativ. inquiry be-
X ms Insurance
probe.
ic-Phillppine fire.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12

ll-France expelled secretary OF papaI
nuncio as result OF church-state war.
l2-German emperor dissolved reichstag
and ordered new elections following de-
feat OF government on African bill.
e@-James Bryce selected TO succeed
Washington.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-01-12
CUBAN REVOLUTION

Aug. 2l-Cprisinc of
insurgents in west
ern Cuba.
23-R vol uti o n
spreads and gov
ernment decides to
raise 1000 men to
fight rebels: 1850
insurgents under
arms In Pinar del
Rio province.
2i-Heavy fighting
In Pinar del Rio
province.
s6-Band OF 100 In
surgents loot Las
I.aJas. Santa Clara
province.
2s-Government Of
fers amnesty and
many leaders in
Provinces OF Ma
tanzas and Santa
Clara surrender.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20
Millinery for Everybody.

We have the goods and at the right prices please everyone
Miss Minnie Pardue is charge of this department and will be
pleased to show through and with pleasure and ability sell
millinery 25 cheaper than buy elsewhere
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20
Plant Cowpeas.

Don't think of not planting a
full crop of cowpeas because you
think the seed too high.
Where seed is scarce plant in
the drill and cultivate them with
the plow or disc harrow.l Zone
peck of good seed may be made
to completely cover the ground
with vines if the viney sort is
planted.
Harvest the crop of seed and
vines when pods begin to turn
yellow by cutting the vines.off at
the roots, rake up in good size
stacks /; when we'll cured stack or
house all together.
Thrash out peas and vines with
thrasher or stick. This thrash
ing of the vines improves the
mechanical condition of the hay
and solves the problem as to the
cheapest method of gathering
cowpeas.
You can we'll afford to pay
even $4 per bushel for cowpeas
rather than do without the crop.
j. G. Stribling.
Anderson county, S. @.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20
How to Destroy Cow-Itch
Vine.
Progressive Farmer.

Progressive Farmer.
| read letter from Mr.. r. III.
Cover in your valuable paper of
March Dist telling how 10 destroy
wire grass. If this should prove
true, there is no one article you
have published for years that
would be OF greater benefit to my
own county (Halifax county,
Na.) | know from experience
that there Is time when many
obnoxious weeds and grasses can
be easily destroyed if we could
only determine the exact time.
| have so much confidence in
Mr.. Covers article that | shall
try it.
| think when one finds such
useful information, it should be
published to the world. Hence
| will venture to give you a meth
cd by which destroyed the
troublesome cow-ltch vine. /
had piece of land that was SOL
idly covered by it with vines
from two to three feet high. 1t
was so bad it choked out almost
any crop put on the land.
On the last of May, four years
ago, ] plowed those vines under
about the time they commenced
to put out new shoots, and after
it had rained and settled the
ground, l drilled peas on it. 1
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20
Agricultural Department.

Mr.. Broome has been offered
SIS 900 for his place. 1t is worth
$4,000, or soon will be, as he
develops and improves it. The
lands in this section are natural
ly thin, but any soil man can
put plow into can be made rich
and such men as Mr.. Broome
will do it. We write this, trust
ing it may encouragesome one to
ego and do likewise" There is
no necessity for failure, either
in man or land, if you will only
put forth the ris hit effort. Meth
er the man or the land was made
perfect, but God has implanted
in each certain laws that if pro.
perly developed and carried out,
however unpromising the begin
ming, will lead to ultimate sue
cess. May the year 1907 mark
the beginning of many who start
with right methods.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20
Plyler Brothers.

days ago. He had been plowing
In a field some distance from his
fathers house ana mounted the
mule he was blowing 10 start
home. The mule became fright
ened and dashed off when a col
ored farm hand started to hand
the boys plow stock TO him. He
fell from the animal but his feet
caught in the gears and he was
dragged for some distance, a ne.
gro finally running in front of
the frightened animal and stop.
ping it. The mule ran through
a rough piece of newly cleared
land and nearly all the skin was
torn from the boys face and he
was otherwise painfully bruised
and hurt.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20
w. E. Perry, Man Want
ed in Chester on Murder
Charge, Arrested in Wash
ington.

Bellingham, Wash, April 16.
w. h. Perry, alias Harry Liv-
ingston, was arrested here last
night on warrant charging him
with the murder of Langdon l.
Boozer, in Chester county. S. G.
March 27, 1905. He is being
held for instructions from the
South Carolina authorities.
To the foregoing The State
adds: Langdon l.. Boozer was
a salesman in the store of the
Wylie cotton mill at Chester.
The slayer, w. Z. Perry, was
an operator in the mill. Tie
killing grew out Of the settle
ment of an account due by Per
ry, at the store.
Gov. Hayward offered $400 for
the arrest and conviction of Per-
ry, to which was added the Of.
fer of an additional reward of
$500 by Mr.. d. L. Boozer of
Kinards, father of the murdered
boy.
An unusual feature of this
case was the offer by Mr.. D. L..
Boozer of an additional reward
OF 81 900 to be paid to the slay-
er of Perry II he should be killed
in an attempt to effect his cap
ture.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20
Dress Goods.

5 pcs. Brilliantine 81 in., 49c.
1pcs. Champagne Brilliantine
40 inches wide, at 49c.
2 pcs. 36 in. Peaude Sole Silk,
the LIS grade, at CSC.
2 pcs. 36 in. black guaranteed
Taffeta Silk, LIS grade, csc.
5 pcs. Deer Skin Suitings, sc
in. wide, price 15c.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20
Shoes and Slippers.

When you are looking for
Shoes that fit your feet and
purse both at the same time,
ask for our celebrated T.D.Bar-
ry Shoe for men and the Sher-
wood Shoe for ladies. All shoes
guaranteed. With US it is
Feat to Fit the Feet"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20
Phone No. 148.
Barn Destroyed by Lighting.

Chester Lanterns: A barn be
longing to Mr.. David Wade.
of Wilksburg, was struck by
lightning during the stormsMon-
day afternoon and burned. A
quantity of feed stuff was burned
with it. The stock was out on
the farm when the storm came
up and therefore was saved.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20

Jugs Galore--Lancaster Firm
Wants to Sell 1000 Emp
ties" to Camden Dispen-
sary.
From Camden Messenger.
The Camden Dispensary has
received the following offer from
a firm in Lancaster:
owe have on hand now about
two thousand /, 2,3 aud 4 gallon
shoulder jugs. We have bought
up these jugs here. They are
empty whiskey jugs sent through
the express here. II you can
make us a price, we will be able
to buy all you need, and ship as
wanted"
Lancaster is prohibition cou i.
ty, and if the unlimited number of
jugs were shipped into that coun-
ty with whiskey in them, then
Lancaster is pretty wet dry
county, and blind tigers evident
ly flourish there. But the above
offer does not state that the jugs
were shipped into Lancaster with
whiskey-only that "they are
empty whiskey jugs sent in
through the express here" 1t
would be good thing to get rid
of the, blind tigers, and the dis
pensary both, but the evils OF
the blind tigers will not make
the dispensary a good institution.
1t is not stated how long it took
this Lancaster firm to get all of
these jugs nor how many were
bought and shipped to hem
empty. 1t would be as reasonable
to say that the dealers in whis
key bottles-those who buy up
empty bottleS-bought them full
OF wblskey, but after awhile,
when Kershaw county votes out
the dispensary, as she is almost
certain to do, then we may have
some empty jugs to put on the
market also. Empty jugs won't
do much harm.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20

have not seen vine of cow-itch
on it since.
l do not fix the last OF May as
the special time. South of us
somewhat earlier might be best
and north little later; at any
event, deem a trial of it we'll
worth while.
A. g. Pool.
Halifax co., Va.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20
Boys Narrow Escape from
Horrible Death.

Rock Hill Herald: Fred, the
young son Of Mr.. Frank Shilling
law, who resides in the Leslie
neighborhood, barely escaped
death in a terrible manner a few
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20
How One Young Farmer is
Making a Fortune, Rearing
aFamilyand Getting an Ed
ucation all at the Same
Time.
Southern Cultivator.

is, "that we may be enabled so
to see the conditions around us
and the human force about US,
that we may garner valuable les
sons to impart to our readers
that which will prove stimula
tive and helpfult to them" Of
ten it seems that we are led to
he very examples that we need;
and so it seemed to US, when
some two weeks ago we were in.
vited down to Mclean, Georgia,
to make a talk to rally of the
Farmers Union" in that neigh
borhood. We were met at the
depot by Mr.. ]. g. Broome, who
lives nearby, and this is his life's
history as we gathered it from
him during our visit His faith
er died when he was quite young;
he had to labor hard to help
support his mother and his BROTH
ers and sisters; hence his school
advantages were very limited,
only getting to 60 to school one
or two years. He worked on
until after he had reached his
majority and the other children
had grown up to be self sustain
ing; then he married and started
out in life for himself. There
was a place nearby of 400 acres
and large antebellum home up.
on it, which on account of its for
mer owner following the ail-cot-
ton and credit system had been
mortgaged to Northern loan
concern and passed into their
possession. This place he rent
ed for two years ior 1925 year
AT the expiration of this time he
purchased it for the small sum
OF 5000. He has built four good
tenant houses upon it, lmprov-
ing the land by rationa.
system of rotation of crops and
is meeting his payments on the
place; besides paying for plenty
of stock and tools with which TO
run it. Personally he is growing
with his business and is we'll
posted on all agricultural ques
tions and problems of the day.
We were surprised at the gener
al education he is giving himself
by reading and keeping in touch
with all that is going on. So we
asked him: What and when
made this stimulus come into his
lifeF He replied: II Joined
the Alliance when was only six
teen years old, and hearing the
discussions then going on caused
me to resolve to post and inform
myself, and | began reading,
which | have continued up to the
present time" Mr.. Broome
did not tell us this for publica-
ton. He is very quiet and
unassuming man, but we can
tell you with absolute confidence
that he is going to become one
of the leaders and most success
full men of his community.
Heavens! how pleasant it is to
come in contact with these hu-
man souls that are "going up"
climbing one by one the rounds
of true success develOpinp man.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-04-20
Plyler Bros. New Market.

Have you been to in New Market on Main street
IL not you should come to just how prepared
we are to serve Let have order for anything you
fact have almost anything be found in an mar
ket We also handle ICE and shall be glad to furnish Won This
summer. " ~ '
Plyler Brothers.
Phone No. 148
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
GcfunnbcitspTlrse.

@onn 1T bas Hnlldhen g%eiunbbeitss
iddhli6? Man iollte es fnum glniIs
ben, onb bel einem 10 u~ngebcuer .peii
perbreiteten @enubfniite!, lrie es Der
Snbaf lit. nod 10 ipenig itrenge 9ennts
niiie bariiber berrimen, ob bnlielbe I'M
algeneinen ais 9eilnbbeitsl6dolif
5u betrahten lit ober niht. SelbIi
mls dr5tli6en 8reiien bDrt mar Die
piberiprehenoIten gniihten dlibern.
ieood) setpinnt eS Den Inifein, oils OF
nelieroinss DEM Sabnfraufen fir Die
GntItebun9 bon Sranfbeiten cine err
bobte @ebeutun9 sugcmcien piirbe.
Hamentlif mil MAJ jebt Die nelers
bings 10 piel genannte Iberperfalfnna
auf iibermdbiges 8auden ~5uriidfilbs
rem, uno oas %5eitlueiic anftretenoe
Sinfcn, eine Sorm BON Ioerpers
fnlfung. lit bon Yrofeiior Orb baiipt>
iddliG bel Haudern an9etroffen
porben. Inn mag iiber ben Sabai
i'm iibrigen ineen, mas man mil, oas
itebt eintpnubfrei felt. oaB 5abloie
Hauher trps fortpdbrenben reidliden
Snbafgemliiiies elm bobes Sitter err
rei6en. @s idbeint aber in bieier
Sinlibt. mas biz jest 5u ipenig be-
aftet lpmrbe, bod ard Die 9onitis
tuition Der Hancber III 9etrnft 81
fommen. Wie BEL Dem Ilfobol, 10 1T
alid beim Hnihen Die Aufnabmes
fdbigfeit bes ~ein5elnen iebr neridies
ben. Gin frdftiaer Menih fann bier
mebr b%ertraeen, als elm ihipdhlifer.
Sd)dpliher lit bas Hau6en auf ale
Sdle fir &inber unb iunse Seute,
Iddblid ferner Der iibermdBige
SabafgenuB. alio Der @enub bon tag
lid mebr ais feds @igarren. Sic
bdufieIten Soleen bes iibermdbi9en
Sabafgemilles iinb: 6ronii6er &as
hens unb aeblfopffatarrb, 5uiten.
Seiierfeit, 8inbebdutfatdrrb uno Sebs
idpd6e. Sas &aueten Der Gisaretten
lit am 1ddbli1ltens neil tie am leidtes
fen i'm llebermab s~enoien iuerben
fDnnen. Die Yfeife itebt in Der
Mitte 5tpiiden Der Gisarre unb Gigds
rette. S6dbli6 lit ferner Der 8enuB
bon feu6tem unb minoertpertbi9em
Sabaf. Or lit es, pelber uaments
lid Ser5itDrunseu berporruft: 5er5s
flopfen. 9eflemmungen, 5er5i6mers
gen unb unre9elmdbiger Suls. Ian
ioa cine Gigarre niemals bis 81 Gnpe
randen, audi lit es 5ipednidBig benin
6auhen Der gisarren Spiben 81 bers
ipenben. Ser englii6e Ir5t 8eriop
berilift neueroin9s cine Irt @brene
rettung beg Sabafs. or lit Der In<
ii6t, DAB Die Dur6 Sabafmibbrauh
e~ntItebenben S6dDigungen hurd)
glci65eitigen MfobolgenuB in bobem
Wabe peritdrft merben, unb bdufi9
lebterer Die Soupturiude Der ans
gebli6en Sabnfsi6dbigun9en oar>
itele. Mud Die Shdbi9ung' Der &tbs
mungsorganc ~be3fpeifelt Sr. @erIop,
bn cine llmfrnge bel Ieonern uno
Sdnsern, Die all6 bier mar es meiit
Der Mfobol9enub, Der na6tbeilig
nirfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05
SpcsteII fur btcic 3eitmms)
Der Qr0Bte Sd)windel des
TaDrbundertS~

Soften Ser ~5abIoien Sro5eile pers
i6linsen lnlien. @ic's babel 5n<
9ebt. 5eiet ipl9enoeS Seiipiel, Das
Srumont in ieiner r2ibre Yarole"
anfiibrt. 3u Saintsg rieur mar jiingit
bas aloiter Der Sran5isfoner gum
Serfuuf n~li5geDoten. Srpbbem Die
8ebdrbe mebr ols 10000 Srnncs
g~efpitet batten, fanb Iid bod fein
9iebbaber, Der 10000 Srancs 9eboten
bate. Sieie er9ebniBloie @eriteiges
ring bat 2,406 Srdncs In5ei9efoIten
perurioht; Der Siqltibatpr perlangte
ais 9onorar 20,349 Srancs. Ses
fannt lit, bnb Der Sp5inlilt Iileranb
in einem ein5igcn 2iquibationsiabr
mebr aIs 100000 Srancs al Sonorar
einItedte.
Sic Sfanbnle iinb 10 unsebererli6,
bab ielbit Die blinbpiitbieiten Yfafs
fenfreiier lid Oh bes Sreibens Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5u Of q nj II
beginen unb bn9e9en proteitieren.
8eiipielstpeiie i6reibt Die vNction":
.Sieie 2iauibationen geben nuf Die
pbantaItii6lte unb pilfiirlifite @eiIe
Dor ii6. 8enn Serr Srinno es
piini6t, fonnen mir linn bofumentas
rid flaren Iufi6luB seben iiber Die
WiBbrdufe. Die ii6 Die 2iauioutoren
erlauben. melde mnn6mal Dbne Die
9eringite S6am Elm 9elinoe 9e1a9t
tnoelnsnertbes S%erfubren ipGblen,
ipie Ibrehnuneen nnb Inleiben bon
5fpeifelbafter 8eieblihfeit. Sas pers
itebt iif. lit reft meni6li9; ben 2is
a~uibatoren fallen bebeiltenoe Slmmen
5u. Sic baben bis beutc ben f~laritcn
Nuten aus ben benz 0eiet ppnt Snli
1901 entiprinscnben Speratiunen ses
susen. gs lit san5 natiirli9, oaB lie
nit alien mtDsliden Witteln babin arr
beiten, bab bas .@ergniigen LANCE
bauere"." @s l6eint benn audi, DAB
tie nod elm Subenb Sabre 10 forts
pirtbihaften fppllen. Sie .Miliarbe
Der Gongsesatipnen" ipirb alsoann nit
benz Sfelett bes drf Dem Seloe 9efal>
lenen Sbieres 81 per9leifcn fem, benz
Die @aiibp0eel bas Slcii6 bis auf Den
lebten SeBen ab9eriiien baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05

bon 9abia nnb Sen Snternun5ills,
9an5 enereii6, Dab ras Gigentbum Der
reliaipien Sereinignngen in ieiner
I~usoebnung nidt bebinOcrt ipcrpc
onr6 @eIebe. Die Die @iiterre6tc Der
topten Sanb regeln. ionDern pdB Dtele
@ereini9un9en bouitGnbig Dem genteis
men 9sedt unteritiinben, unD baB lie
ouf zen alei6en Scifimmmngen 6aiier>
ten pie Die biir9erlifen GeleQlhaiten.
(Mrt. 81
.&ein offeiltline3 %ermaltun9ss
geleb iperbe 9ednbert. Sic Yoli5etz
9elpnlt fam Rrr sur MISUNDERSTANDING
Der offentlihen Srbnung i%nterneii>
rem" Haruerapb s Der Terfanun9
bonn Sabre 1919
.@benio ldbt 9rniilien Der Stride
bas @i9cntbnmsrebt an ibren @iltern
unb aulhisoebduben. Sic frau6oii>
i6e &e9ierung Dngegen erfldrt IN Dem
@eieb nom Sabre 1905, bnb lie Die
Sitter, Die bis Jest Der Stride gebDr>
ten, an iif nimmt, nnb bab lie mr.
nit &orbeDalt bie Ieniibung Der Suls
tiisgebdlioe 9elpdbrt."
9anonifi,S Selepoupe ihlieBt ieine
Iusfii5rungen: r@inerieit5 alio pple
urh gauge Sreibeit. 9enleiniames
.&cd)t; anbcrerieit5 perflduiulicrteS,
'perfibe5 GeIeb, baS Die Stride Dem
Stantsratb unt.ritellt, NIT biirren
@orten: benz Staate Ielblt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-02-05

Ses beiBt, Jest is es 8ottlob iiip>
iperitanne III Sd fem relieft. Ndms
lid lpie mer fort lein. oa bot Die Nlti
oiffobrs De Sor ooee5ose. Die Gar
mar, neil es e iparmer Gag mar. off
fohrs gebei3t III Die Ilti bot Die SDr
nffgemadt I'M nebe lid gele9t -
for3. ipie mel ernils nm en- Stod 9e@
gauge nar'n. bot Die Ilti bisfopert,
onB Der Sor iueg ipar. W9er bdtpme
oiffobrS aepbont III beint parn Wir
in Der Iffis. es is apiper mir ses
furne morn. Ser SDr is ebe meg !
Ser ebrIide Sinber, no De Sor aes
I6tpeipt bot. bot @ei SimpGtti.
8ann er Wir-anonhm iein Same I'm
Iebpeis ipiiIe loBt. ihid Sd linn nod
Ell Gbed for 5ebn Boilers I'm be 6Dr
beri er bebalte mitaus Srose aefroat
gu tpern. @eniaitens bun Wir nit.
Grit @i9arbs