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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-05

Little Growing Yellow
around Msypoe
and fade As Whbgoon
Peface Merry
starting gather
presented
to thepl coft hsheha
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-05

Little (ho tubled of Maype bumped
h) kind OF hddress
HIS headache starting
SOUP Yellow Hair looked
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-05

When Little Bear couldn't stand
aoun6ss Bees singing catching
close at hand he rushed OF euUac faster
bear COULD rum He made awful fuss
burning up The Children and running
help him could-Although
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-05

AL the Bitter Root HOTTER
and HOTTER Little dropped grabbed
with Then began puff WAUGH HOW
Growing
gundng gonng Turnp
vknevh had
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-05

But Little Bear seldom good advioeespeciay when
the had Little in
dian Tup warning which had been him Aundak
knew all told Little
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-05-05

d own int
dH dh fanny q h
Ber( hoe rnnlDE most Hp thegob h dy
d huEhh d t 1 b
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06

men gathered to inhict still further torture
upon John. He was united and taken to a
tree with projecting limbs rope was put
around his neck, end being thrown
over the limb and then the men were or
But James Wilson. who was known to
the mob as q dead shot, came with re-
volver in one hand and with knife cut
the rope. shouting Stand back, or I'll
shoot"
At the same time wilse Pertum, who was
afterwards the great Union scout of the
Army of the Cumberland. appeared upon
the scene with horse. and John was or
dered to mount and fly for Bowling Green.
AS he mounted James Wilson handed him
a double barreled shot gun. At the same
time, Wilson, Petrum, and some twenty
others cowed the mob
When the metallic ring of Johns horses
shoes was heard on the pike, some one
said. Men, mount your horses and pur-
sue him." and away they went up the
Bowling Green pike. Then commenced a
race for life Not less than two hundred
of the most desperate men in that part of
Kentucky were after the poor victim who
had the courage of his convictions"
John finding some spurs the pummel
of his saddle, buckled them on his heels as
he few along the pike. The race was
fierce one, and when he neared Lost River
his pursuers were close upon him and soon
within fifty yards, shooting and yelling at
him like demons. John threw the bride
reins upon the horses neck, and turning
in his saddle, let fly both charges from his
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06
OF KENTUCKY

Company will co.. or else will be Carried
back on a litter"
Soon the regiment was in the thickest of
the fight at four o'clock II was ordered to
charge a battery. In the charge. the Regi-
mental Colors went down, the bearer being
killed. John Harris instantly picked them
up and waving them aloft said "Come on,
boys" After a brilliant charge the bat
terry was taken. In the list of the killed on
the battlefield Of Shiloh, given by the
daily papers, was the name of Private John
Harris, Company -, Kentucky In
fantry.
This. however was an error.
1t is the 31st of December, 1862 and we
are the bloody battlefield of Stone River
when General McCook's army was over
whelmed by the onslaught of the Confed-
crate army, driving back Sheridan, Davis
and Johnson's divisions. Baldwin's brigade
of Johnson's division was deployed to stay
the onset of the victorious enemy. John
Harris was carrying the colors of the Ken
lucky regiment. In the charge of the enemy
the entire color guard was either killed
wounded; John Harris alone held the flag
aloft until he was pierced with many bull
let's and fell to the ground, then the flag
was given into other hands.
Again at Chickamauga, John Harris was
in the front ranks in the thick of that
bloody battle, one of the bravest of the
mounted the precipitous heights of Mission
Ridge, John Harris, once known to his Ken
lucky neighbors as the Coward" was
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06
Alfalfa A Great Flesh
Producer.
(By A. d. Burhans.)

Throughout the whole corn belt. where
the main live stock feed has been corn in
some shape or other, the alfalfa gospel is
taking root. There is no forage that can
do as much for the land, for hogs, cattle
or growing stock of any kind, as alfalfa.
The writer was young man working on
the farm to gain practical knowledge OF
live stock growing at this time. He well
remembers how Wichita, Kansas, was the
great market for Texas hogs and has seen
thousands of these rail-spltting animals
driven on farms almost wholly given to al
falfa growing. They foraged on the al
falfa pastures all summer and early in the
fall were finished off with bit of corn for
the Kansas City markets.
Kansas farmers knew the value of pure
bred hogs, but they could buy the Texas
animals too cheap to bother with raising
the honor of teaching farmers that alfalfa
was the greatest swine feed on earth. Al
falfa keeps the blood cool, grows great
bone. makes thrift. keeps the hogs system
clean, and provides a perfect growing ra-
ton.
The dairy farmer of the corn belt also
has learned thing or two about alfalfa.
He has found that three crops of hay from
a well cultivated field are sure every season.
Alfalfa is never reseeded to preserve its
density on the ground in favorable locali-
ties. 1t spreads from the roots well as
from the seed.
disc set just tribe cutting. run over
a field of alfalfa that has grown too coarse,
will split the crowns of the plant and cause
IL to sprout up finer in stem. This discing
can be run again across the field in the
opposite direction. Do this after cutting OF
a crop.
In the major portion OF the corn belt. in
1906. four crops of alfalfa of over ton
to the acre each were cut The year was
particularly good for this plant
The dairyman likes finer stem to his
alfalfa than does the average farmer He
finds that the cattle, the milk cows as well
as calves and growing heifers appreciate
the most easily chewed stems.
In the alfalfa country one can see the
colts and calves in shelter places partaking
of this hay the whole winter through, and
1t brings them out to spring fat and sleek
Where so much corn is fed to live stock
as in the belt where it thrives best, there
is no plant that can take the place OF al
falfa. 1t, with corn. forms a perfectly bal
anced ration for all growing animals. The
dairyman does not have to worry over the
high price of bran il he can grow alfalfa,
for the thing he buys bran for is wonder
fully abundant in this plant.
We have seen dozens of dairy farmers
who made bright alfalfa hay and ground
corn. an all winter feed that produced heavy
flows of rich milk.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06

gun. At this they fell back to attend to
their wounded. and John jumping from his
horse ran down into Lost River, and there
concealed himself until his enemies gave
up the chase.
It was beautiful morning on April the
9Th, 1862, and General Buell's command
was making a forced march through Ten
nessee. John Harris with knap-sack and
gun was marching In the ranks OF Ken
lucky regiment, his face was pallid and
his hands trembled as he held his gun.
Distant cannonading could be heard and
occasionally an orderly would rush up and
say to the commander of the regiment
General Rousseau says for you to hurry
up with your command" And in few
moments the men were marched out to the
roadside, and ordered to pack their KNAPP
sacks In bulk. detail was ordered to
guard the knap-sacks and the march was
resumed.
The Captain noted John Harris's condi-
ton. and suggested that 1t would be bet
ter to leave John behind. saying, 1--WE will
never get him into battle" But John. all
trembling. appealed to the Captain to let
him continue with the ranks, saying. IL
shall never turn back until commanded by
YOU"
April the seventh. Buell's advance had
reached the battlefield of Shiloh, and was
advancing on the enemy John Harris was
again pale and trembling: noting his .condi-
tion the Captain again urged John to go to
the rear. Johns face became flushed and
his blue eyes sparkled and he said to the
Captain, When ! so to the rear, the whole
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06
Birds Are Money Savers.

The fruit grower who does not take the
birds into consideration is in the wrong
business, to say the least.
Some growers make the fatal mistake of
destroying the birds that eat cherries and
berries. 1t is true they do sometimes be-
come very annoying, but this can be les
sened by planting wild fruits that ripen at
the same time as the cultivated ones. Null
berries will help save the cherries, as will
wild cherries, elderberries. wild grapes, etc.,
the later fruit.
recent publication of the Department
of Agriculture names over 100 different in
sects eaten by the Bob White, among which
may be mentioned potato beetles, boil Wee
wills. corn bill bugs. click beetles, chinch
bugs. cotton worms, grasshoppers, etc, all
harmful to the farmer. 1t states that "as
many forty-seven cotton boil weevils
were known to be eaten at single meal"
and that 'chinch bugs" are destroyed by
the tablespoonful
And yet the farmer will permit the city
sport TO tramp over his fields, leave the
gates open and shoot the last quail the
place. No one accuses the quail OF destroy
ing grain fruit, yet unfortunately II is
good to eat and must be sacrificed. to the
appetite of the game hog. and occasionally,
though not often, to the farmer, whose
faithful friend he Is
f. c. PELLETr
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06
FORMS USED FOR POULTRY.

A cockerel is male bird less than a
year old.
A cock is male bird over a year old.
pullet is a female bird less than a
year old
"A hen Is female bird over year old.
A yearling is generally counted as one
having laid twelve months.
A sitting OF eggs Is thirteen, although
many poultrymen have increased 1t TO If
teen
A broiler is a bird weighing two pounds
or less and from six TO twelve weeks OF
age.
A spring chicken is a young bird weigh
ing over two pounds,
A stewing chicken weighs about three
pounds.
rooster weighs four or more pounds.
poult Is a turkey in its first year.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06

among the first to mount the crest of the
ridge holding the colors Of his regiment
aloft
The war with all its horrors and heart
aches is now history and the flag John
Harris had the courage to vote for floats
over reunited people.
Our hero never returned to his native
State. knowing 1t would take years to soften
the bitterness in the hearts of his people.
He now lives in an Indiana town, old and
decrepit. covered with scars received In
many battles. and possesses the same inof-
fensive, kindly spirit as when he cast his
vote for Abraham Lincoln.
"Of such stuff are heroes made"
A. j. SMITH. M. ID.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-02-06

capon is a male bird deprived of its
generative organs. for the purpose of i'm
proving the weight and delicacy of its car
caSS.
poularde is a pullet deprived of the
power of producing eggs, with the object of
great size.
A trio is a male and two females
breeding pen is generally made up of
from six to fourteen females and a male.
The male chicken is called cock. the
male goose a gander, the male duck a
drake, the male turkey a tom or gobbler
Cramming is a system of artif1cially feed
ing young fowls. either by hand or machine
for the purpose of putting extra flesh,
three weeks being the usual course.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

bier in Dubuque, tpenigitens nod i'm
%Iugemeinen, in Der bel Wanfen
i6einbar peralteten Ini6aulng. DAB
auf Der 9 ii + = unb
Sunral tpenn bieielbe bent6 iein
ioa = Der Of It'll d q n It a II 3
au6 ni6t i'm IS g It II pers
lebt tperben bari. falls elm &peateritiid
uno Die S'pieIer besfelben Iners
fennung finben iollen. Ho6 elm paar
5tpeifelbafte S5enen "a la 9liidss
pilSe" unb Die nGhite SaiIon oes
beurl6en Sbeaters biirfte tpenig In>
Hang mebr finben. Ilio bite, bel
Der @nbl Der Stiide ettpas poriidtio
iein unb Die 81 e Of te Der Dffent>
li6enS d / t olidb biz
ms Gleinite beaften. Mit S6miez
ren>Sbeater @oralbeeriffen lit es
ni6t eenltg unb cine perbummelte
S%tlbentens Wpral geniigt tpeber I'M
elm 9utes Spiel 81 ipGblen unb nod
biel fpeniger Inn I6tun9stpertbes 81
leiiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Gin Iarabies fir 2ambinder.

@efanntli6 ri6tet ii6 in nepeiter
Seit Der Strom Der 2anbfGufer unb
Snrmer bon ben Ditli1en na6 Den
tpeitliGen Staaten naG &an a 8.
Sfla o unb Seras. 8e>
fonberS auf Die @elegenbeit, ipel6e
fi6 IN ben Counties Yottatpattomie
ilnb Seminole in Stlaboma bietet,
mD6ten mir bier Die Gufmerfiamfeit
lcnfen. 1lniere 2eIer finoen an an>
berer Steae cine In3eise b~iesbe5iigs
li6. gu bemerfen ipdre, baB Die
2anbpreiie bort 5piiden $500 unb
$4,000 f6ipanfen. Nabe bel elmer
fleinen Stabt lit nod Sanb gu Yreiien
bon $4,000, $25.00 etc. 5u bdben.
@eiter lanbeinfpdrts iinb Die Yreiie
nod $500 biz $4,000 per elder.
9eionbers eutes 2anb lit in Der Ndbe
bes Stdot6ens Sbatpnee in elmer gde
bon Yottatpattomie County, aber Die
Sreiie iinb bort i6on on $4,000
per Ider. Sic @enebiftiner Yatres
g%arantiren fir Die Geelloree Der @ez
ipobner bieier Inliebluusen unb iomit
biirfte ben 9atbolifen, audi Den
SeutIden, fpobl fdum cine Before Sc
legenbeit fir 2anbfdufer geboten
perben fonnen. Ian iiberiebe nidt
Die @n5eise an anberer Stelle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Cine bea6tensmcrtbe ge,uesmns

ipitrbe am Wontag 4benb in Der @er>
iommlung bes 20. 8iuss Ilpboniuse
Sereines im Gaiino Deipro6en. Ser
bp6tp. Yfarrer Der @emeinbe, &eb.
q. 8. Seer. beilen @%rfabrung I'M
fatbolii6en @ereinspeien cine grobe
lit, legte ben @ebanfen an cine 9 e.
1T a Communion Der Wtdnz
ner unb Siinglirge Der @emeinbe
WaI I'M Sabre nabe nnb
meinte es lei i~iberbaupt tpiini6ens9
pertb, DAB Die fatpolli9en @ereine
SuIammenarbeiten %ioIlten, I'M Die faz
tbolii6e Rdnnerpelt Der @emeinbe
fir Dffentl.ye Sra9en 81 beIebren
ilno Su i6uIen. @u6 ipiini9te Der
ct. @onifa5iis : 8nnb bon Sonia
&atboIifentage i'm &Ieis
gu baben. @uf Intrag tpurbe
beiGloiien, baB elm Gomite bon 5tpei
Iann bieies @ereines' nit einem
glei6en gomite aIer anberen 8ereine
Der @emeinbe iu6en iollen ilh our
gemeinIdmen Communion bier Wial
idbrlih 5uIammen6ufinoen nno aud,
bic @dnnerfpelt Der 8emeinoe Dfters
I'M @ubitorium bes GaIino 5u ber%
iammeln, Inn niitlihen unb belebrens
ben 8ortrdgen gu Iaui6en. Guf bieie
Reiie bilrfte @~ertbboles 6eiplrlt iperz
ben unb bas @~ereinspeien Der @ez
meinbe au6 bDbere 3 ~ Ct oils
@eIbinterefen ber>
folgen. Iu6 ioaen cute 9 6rif>
BEL ben Gerlammlun9en bertbeilt
iperDen. Neb. SO. gremer bertbeilte
I'M Yiuss Mlpbpnius> Gereine Elm treffs
li6eS Sii6leiu, 6etitelt: .Il9 Die
Rdrner milllen betenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Gus Sflabpmta.
gSert6e Hebaftionl

sSert6e 9febattionl
Mnen 2~auosleuten be1ten Neuja6rs>
imlnI6l G6ou gerailme 3eit lit bers
floiien, felt ib ettpns fir Die
n@a5ette" gei6riebeu babe. 60
mill i1 Oenn einige 8orte iiber meme
1lelie &eiiben5gegenb i6rei6en. Sriiber
III Sfar9e ipobnbaft, babe i6 our6
Seirnt6 nit SRI. @elter bon or Heno
am 90. September lebt6in meinen
@o6niib nn6 bieiiger @egenO berle9t.
Sier 9i6t cs leioer fpenig beuti6e 9ns
tbolifen unb nod niel lpeni9er 2uremz
burger. SD lppllte nod eini9e alber
g. Blum piirben bierbin %fonnlen. =
2anb lit por5ii9lid 9eci9net 5lim Sar@
men. Sic Observation-Disclosures lit 10
geltatet, DnB ma Io5uia9en @ini9es
unb Mues 3ie6en fam, bas in Der ges
mdbieten gone 9eoeibt. Sbgleid Die
Waisernte nidt bo6er 9ei6dbt tperOen
lam, ais in ben Staaten SQinois,
Sonia. gie6rasfd II. T. H., 10 fam Die
D~iesiaGriee min einge6eimite Grnte
nit oerjeni9en o6en9ernnnter Staaten
confurrieren. Wtan henfe niht, Dab
Der neue Staat Sfln6oma cine 8ilb>
nib bariteQe; I'M @eegentbeil, bier gibt
es I6one Gtdbte uno bor5iigli6e Sars
men. 8aS Sorti6ritt unb Sroipes
ritdt nnbetrifft, 10 fam Oklahoma
film NIT ben dltern Staaten in 8eib'
llnD @lieD treten. - &as @elegens
beiten 5llr Gusiibllng Der Neli9ion atS
ge6t, 10 gi6t es genug &irden, nm bies
na6 9er5ensnuni9 81 t6uu. Snsbes
fonoere Stnr6e an Der g.. 81. S. & g.
GiIen6ahn bietet Dem SeutIheu Elm
Ger5li6eS @iafommen, benn eS belibt
cine Der I6oniten uno gr0Bten reuen
&ir6en Der 9io5eie Stln6ontn. GuBers
Dem lit bort cine gemiitblihe 6elitIde
Seb0lferllna, beutiher Seelioroer,
S9ulunterri6t unb beutider @ottese
Dienit. - Sir Ni6tbeutI6e ei9net
fi6 beige @e9enb bor8iigli6, ba mir
ebenfals cine quite fnt6olii6e Sc
meinOe bnbeu nit Heb. StiQemans
on Der Spite. SoIlten iroenbnelde
&nnbslellte refleftieren na6 Stla6oma
iiber5uiiebeln, 10 bin i6 jeoer5eit be-
reit, unent9eltli6 IuSfltnft 81 9e6en.
SD bin tein &%anOn9eut, bnrlm bite
Sriefmarfe fir Hiidanttport bei5u>
legen.
Collie ir9eub elmer Der 2eier aus
Sin9in @robber5ogtbum Luxembourg,
fem, 10 ioa er mir b06it ipilfommen
fem. Iu6 ieber nnoere re6tldnffene
Siir9er lit ierer5cit eines ber3libeu
&iatommens g~elpGrti9.
Soiepb g. Sibefar,
or 8eno, Gnnnbinn Co., Sfla6oma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
sic @liifspilse".

9ie &uffiibrung bes beuti6en
SbeateritiideS inter bieiem Namen
mar, mas Die 3nbl Der 3ui6auer ans
6elnn9t, elm i6oner Grfolg. Sdmmts
li9e Sibe I'M @rano Opera Souie
iuaren 6einabe alsperfauft. Sas
Spiel mar audi ni6t libel, obIdon Die
Ynpit Sbeater : @eieai6aft bon Iils
pnufee 3. 9. bebeuteno 9eilereS ~leiitet.
So6 barium banbelt es ii6 ni6t
bauptid6li6 fir uns BEL bieIen
den Stiiden. @ir bGtten
on benz Stiide Die ,@liidspil8e" aus
5uieben. baB Die liebe S6ipie9ermut>
ter BARN cine bD6it 5neie +
bate unb auh unerfldrli6 NJ
con equente Goae ipielt. inbem
lie 5uerIt ais SHUTTER Der 9iebcnss
piirbi9feit 9e9en ibren S6pie9eriobn
bingeitellt miro, Damn aber entihieben
ibren guten Sbaratter perliert, in<
benz lie NIT elmer 9eflinentli6en
e ii 9 Die BOOT compton, t.
tirenbe Yrobe ibreS S6ipieaers
iobnes gu Of ii zen iuft. Gnz
It dnbige &eute finben feiten @es
fallen on d l6en Situationen unb
II tI6uIbi9en tie audi nift.
llno ipenn Die Serren bon Der Sapens
porter Seutiden Sbeater : @ciels
ldaft in DUBUQUE cine q pprobas
tipn fir Die g8abl ibrer Stiide finz
ben pollen. Damn iolleu Tie etnas
binaufsreifen. @ir leben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Idtnns, lieber SeIer!

Anf Seite z bieier Iitmner or
iheint Der gnfans elmer iiberams
iuihtisen nnb lebrreifen &rtifelreibs
aus Der Sober bes budbu. Seimiten=
paters Gb. Guppens, e. 5. Scrielbe
gibt Intiuprt anf bic iibcrams intc=
refIante Srase: rWas bat bic
Religion in Sranfreid
II II tcrgraben?" Gin Sbenta,
pclfes mebr Q c NJ Il 4 lit, uarc
,uubl fanm sm ftnbcn. Die artitel
iinb baranf berednet nnb ba5u &C.
eisuet, reht piel @ntes 81 tbnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Seamteniuabl.

Ga Groife. 8is., 10. San. '07.
gSertbe Heoaftipnl
Gm 8. Sanlar bieies Sabres battc
Ser 81. SreifnltigfeitS Srnnfen> mn
Inter tilBun9s> Gerein bon bier ieiile
@enmtenpabl. @rnannt ~tpurSen:
Hrdltbent = Rit. 9irnbarm, or.
@iccs Srdiibent - Sean Yoeblinser.
1. Sefretdr = Sos. so. Sungen.
G6atmeiiter = e. S6em.
@tarlHaa = Sean 8efter.
1. Snbnentrdger = Sos. IaSer.
2. Sabnentrdser - SuIiis Suiten.
6iacn5sG omite fir brei Sabre -
&drl Gnpit, lambert Safer ltno 9ers
narb Sofenbprf.
Idtunesbon
81. 3. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
Sritif.

8ep. 8. 9. Itbiion, 8altor Der
ct. 9ufe's @etbobiit episcopal gbur6
bier in Dubuque, belt am Sonntag
Nbeno einen @ortrag iiber ySrennung
bon Stride unb Staat in Sranfrei6."
@r meinte, Der Sapit unb Der fatbo>
hide Glerus ieien fir Die Sa6lage
5u tabeIn IND Die Srennung bon
Stride unb Staat lei gang redt. Ser
8apit oein gutter, treuer nSorei9ner"
aber bon bei6rdnftem @eii6tsfreis
unb NIT einem gang Helm getIti9en
@ifer." @r babe Die einitimmige
anii6t Der fran5oiii6en 9ii6ofe 8 Ii nj
9 6aben Der &irhe unp
.bes fran5Diif9en Glerns
m | s a9tet.
Ser quite @ann f6eint nidt gu
tpifien, DC jene ~Srennung bon
Stride uno Staat in Sranfrei6 II Of I
e brIi6e Srennune, ionbern Sp<
rannei lit unb bab Der &umpi
ni6t gegen Die fatboGii6e Stride
allein, ionbern seeen aues Gbris
It e n t + II m, ia se9en Gbriit II 8
unb @ptt elb It geri6tet lit. Sie
gebdiiisen @emerfungen iiber Die
Serion Ytis bes 3ebnten iinb
a II B + g 3 e ipie es au6 Of I
IN a + r lit, bab Der 81. @ater iiber
Die Sdipter auer 9ii6Dfe bintpeg ee>
banbelt bat.
&eb. Ithiion iheint 81 meinen, er
fDnne bur6 Iol6e It eIIuns
g gegen Die pdpitli6e S~is5iplinarz
@epolt uno bns Trimat Yetri beben,
aber er beipei,. cher feline llnniiiens
belt unb feline riipelbafte Setnatur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22
HIetn - aus Staot
ano t1,naeSeno.

gbeli6 eetraut pnrben: in
@utten6erg in Der ct. Nariens Stride:
SRI. Waria S6llleter unb @ilbelm
Neties aus 2uremburg; III 8ortbin9s
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-22

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