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The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
PEARS 81 YEARS In BRANDY
Interesting Palate Tempting Dis
play on Pennsylvania Avenue.
BusheI Jar of Preserved Fruit, Third
of Century Old, and RedOIent
with Romance.

With watering mouths and soulful
glances small gathering Of epicures
stood IN front of the window of a lunch
room on Pennsylvania avenue yesterday
and sighed to think Of the untasted dain-
ties which were safely c0rked from their
rave1Ous appetites.
Well might they look with covetous eyes
upon the wealth of ambrosia displayed in
the window. for iesr who pass by the
little 'hashery.' unless their tastes be
soured by dyspepsia, fail to cast long
ing glance at the huge jar OF branded
pears arranged in golden symmetry In the
ben-shaped receptacle where for more
than thirty-two years they have reposed
in their majesty.
Not only are the luscious pears rich
in flavor, but in romance and history,
for since the fruit, a full bushel of Bart
lett pears, was put up by Mrs. Ella c.
Haller, in Paterson, n. J., on the 25th
Of February, 1875. they have changed
hands many times, but each time they
remained untouched. their owners seem
ing to lack the heart to break the seal
of the jar
1t is said that John Keenan, well known
to the old inhabitants Of Washington,
brought the jar to this city, about ten
years after it was put up, and for sew
eral years II stood on exhibition in the
old Riggs House bar. There it attracted
the attention of many prominent meh
and statesmen. Fabulous prices were Of
fered for II, but all were refused.
Finally it was rafiied and the proceeds
given to charity. As much as $1,000 was
netted. Subsequently the new owner raf-
fed IL and gained $3.50 thereby. The man
who last won it presented 1t to his sweet
heart, who, upon marrying another, gave
it to her relatives, in whose possession
it now rests.
The jar stands about three feet high.
and the fruit is in perfect state of preser-
walton in peach brandy. 1t is possible
that the Jar will be again disposed Of
at the Elks' fair this fall
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
SURETY COMPANY OBJECTS.
Concern Writes to Commissioners
About Bathing Beach Work.

Concern Writes to commissioners
About Bathing Beach Work.
The Commissioners have received a let
ter from John B. Clark, manager of the
Bankers Surety Company. of Cleveland,
Ohio. requesting them not to use any
part Of tho balance due Z. L. McClel-
land, contractor for the construction of
the bath houses at the bathing beach in
paying for work or material necessary
to correct defects due to alleged faulty
workmanship or material.
Mr.. Clark states that the company has
investigated the contract. and found that
the contractor performed the work and
furnished the material In accordance with
the specifications, and that the buildings
were duly accepted by the superintend-
ent. He states further that the request
is made as the company has been un-
officially informed that the Commission
ers INTENDED 10 apply the money TO cor
rect alleged defects in the bath houses.
Mr.. Clark's letter is under consideration
by the Engineer Commissioner.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
PROUD OF CAMP GOOD WILL
Col. John Biddle Writes to Summer
Outings Committee.
Declares Success Due TO Hard Labors
and Enthusiasm of Those En-
gagged I'm Work.

Col. John Biddle, formerly Engineer
Commissioner Of the District. has sent the
following letter from san Francisco, in
response to a special communication sent
hin IN the name Of the Summer Outings
Committee of the Associated Charities,
thanking him for his help in establishing
and developing Camp Good VIII:
Il have TO acknowledge with many
thanks your favor Of July is, communi-
eating to me the kindly expression of the
committee as 10 Camp Good Win.
'It was an enterprise In which 1 took
much interest. 1 realize, Of course, that
it was on my recommendation TO the
board Of control of Rock Greek Park
that the old farm was turned over to the
committee for a camp. That was, how
ever, only the first and a very minor
step toward the establishment of this
camp, and its success is due TO the hard
work, cheerfulness. and enthusiasm of all
those who have been connected with the
work, and the interest Of the public in
its value"
Andrew Parker. treasurer of the Sum-
mer Outings Committee, Acknowledges
gratefully the following contributions re-
ceived at S1 G street for the summer
outings work:
First Congregational Sunday school, through r. r.
Burklin. s.; Mrs. Luzin Hitz S; Henry GodmaTk
SO; Kings Daughters Of Rhode Island Avenue
Methodist Protestant Church, through G.. A. Weber
s.; cash. 81; Mount Pleasant Christian Endeavor So
cety. S90T: Mrs. Louisa q. Thompson 81; Covenant
Sooiafv If nd SO. zach
s.; G. w. Gray, s.; Miss Elizabeth Dyer s.; Mrs
z. G. Davenport s.; ". S. H, SIS; Mrs. Clarence
Green. s.; Mrs O. H. Aekert. $40; Church Of Ref
ormation Christian Endeavor Society, through Miss
Agnes Neill S; Dr. H. S, Curtis ST. Mrs William
Beiden Noble. s.: Mrs. Robert H. Gunneu. ST.; A.
N. Condra 81; Sunday school Of tho Mount Pleasant
Congregational Church, through ". T. Moomaw
S5l 81. cash 81
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
NO BLIND TIGER THERE.
Declares His Arrest by the Police
Was Unyvarranfed.

George Steele. who conducts a va
riety store on the Rock Creek Church
road, and whom the police charged
some days ago with handling liquors
without a license. writes to this paper
20 say that the action OF the police was
wholly unwarranted and the reports
given to the press in connection there
with much exaggerated. He objects TO
the use Of the term blind tiger" as
applied TO his store, and invites the
closest investigation Of it at any time.
His store is connected with his resi-
dence. He says that the police on Sun
day, August 4. searched his premises
and found only a half gallon of whisky
and six empty beer bottles, the same
having been purchased for his own use
Instead of q dozen or more men being
there, who were placed in custody as
reported, he declares that only one man
was on the premises besides himself
and the officers. and that the raid was
unquestionably prompted by whisky
sellers who hold forth IN the woods
near the Soldiers Home. who insti-
gated his arrest IN the hope Of pre-
venting punishment for themselves.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
REPORTS ON FIRE TEST.
Greedy :. Curtis Submits Observa-
tiOns TO Chief Belt.

Greedy s. Curtis has forwarded 70
Chief Belt a copy Of a report on the
recent fire test at Seventh street and
Louisiana avenue, which he proposes.
with the CHIEFS consent to publish in
Fire and Water Engineering.
As a whole. the tests were run of
with unusual smOothness, rejecting
highly upon the discipline Of the de-
partment," says Mr.. Curtis. THE alb
sence Of untOward instances such as
burst hose, misunderstanding, delays.
and confusion, was noteworthy"
Chief Belt said yesterday that fire
department experts generally are
greatly Interested in the results at
tained from the use of storage cisterns
as evidenced by the report Of Mr. Cur
It's and other inquiries received.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
SUES ROAD FOR $4,000.
Catherine Hyde Brings Action Be-
cause of Husbands Death.

The second suit to be filed in the Dis
trict Of Columbia under the employers
liability act was instituted yesterday by
Catherine Hyde. Administrative Of the
estate Of Richard Hyde, brakeman CT the
Southern Railroad, who was killed Octo-
Der l last at the turntable at Thirteenth
and Water streets southwest.
Negligence in operating a flying switch"
is assigned as the cause of the death Of
Hyde. The amount of damages asked IS
S20,000. Attorneys II. II. Classic and T. D..
Blackstone represent the plaintiff.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
TONS OF KEMP CIRCULARS.
Departments Descriptions Would
Cover Acre and a Half Lot.

Depnrtments Descriptions WOuId
Cover Acre and Half Lot.
The local police are making every pos
sible effort to cause 6he apprehension Of
Arthur Kemp, the missing property and
chief clerk; and the whole country-the
whole world, in fact-is being covered
with their circulars.
The circulars themselves, If spread out
side by side. would form complete cover
for an acre and a half lot II piled Up,
they would make a heap larger than four
ordinary trunks and would weigh as much
as several men. The postage alone on
them will cost the police department
$1,000. as much as 10 cents being required
on some Of them 70 take them to their
destinations in the far parts OF the globe.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
Warrnnt NEachinist Reprimanded.

Warrant Maehinist J. ]. Fuller, U. S.
N, was tried at the naval station. San
Juan, p R., some time ago by general
court-martiaL He was found guilty Of
drunkenness and sentenced TO lose ten
numbers. and be reprimanded.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
washingtonian KILLED in Mexico.

Word has been received in Washington
that Alfred Mayer Rock, son of the late
Miles Rock, and former resident of this
city, was killed in q mine accident at
Asientos. Mexico, on the Sth instant His
mother and a married sister, Mrs. F. L.
RaasoIne, both residing in this city. sur
yive him.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
TRIBUTE TO MCMILLAN.
Gov. Warner Refers to Naming ot
Park for Late Senator.

FHrk TOT Lite SenHtOr.
In recent message to the State legis-
lature, Gov. Warner, Of Michigan made
reference to the action Of the Federal
authorities in naming one OF the parks
in Washington for the late Senator James
Mcmillan He not only thanked the au-
thorities for doing SO, but paid a glow
ing tribute to Senator Mcmillan as one
Of the greatest citizens that Michigan
has given 10 the country.
As chairman Of the Senate Committee
on the District Of Columbia, Senator Nc
MILAN did great deal toward the i'm
prOvement Of Washington on broad lines.
A committee has entered on the work OF
raising a 10000 fund for the purpose of
creating the park.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
just an Odd word.

An odd word she let fall
Makes'me fear there's no hope.
When ] ''popped" recall
An odd word she let fall.
You'll not find It at ali
In your WebstWs 'Tis ''nopeF
This odd word she let fall
Makes me fear there's no hope.
II. a. DAILY. IN Catholic Standard
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
Imp't'd satin bedSpreadS. S2.98
a0r,,uU e. an

Choice OF three very pretty patterns,
not one Of which has ever been sold
regularly under $500 Designs are
raised, and these spreads will launder
for years without losing any OF their
beauty. Sizes 50 by 80 inches. Limited
number at this price.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
DEMAND SENT TO OFFICIALS.

w, A. & F. c. Railway Heads In
formed About Indemnity Bond.
The recent demands made by the pa
irons Of the Washington. Arlington and
Falls Church Railway that the COM
pany should furnish 100000 bond, to
insure payment of the damage suits
against the railroad. has been for
warded TO the officials Of the company
in Philadelphia
a reply is expected within a week.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
spreads, ,Sl.3o

Extra good quality even at $500.
Full size; good assortment Of pat
terms; all MaTseilies spreads, One OF
the best Snaps" ever presented in
this class Of bedweaT.
Bedwear sale-First floor. Bargain
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
on for a Vncntinn

w. J. Donovan. Of Seventh street,
leaves the city to-day for an extended
trip. during which he viii visit At
lantic City. the Thousand Islands, and
Toronto, Canada.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11

o. callous heart, thou't wound IN thine own coll
Seeking your own mid divers biil0ws tossed.
Yet. striving for the right, my soul hath plead;
With crushing look thou dost al faith despol
Thy darken'd visege proves thy soul is lost.
lmpenetTable heart, thour't dross and dead.
CICELY A. CLAUDE.
Chew Chase Lake. March q. 1907.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
Hemmed sheets. 55c.
G0e 20 soc qualities.

All fun bleached. Tie majority dam
aged only by oil spots. and the ma
j0rity all 1-piece sheets. Some scanned
sheets in the lot. Made from extra
quality muslins. in sizes 81 by 30 inches
up 10 % by 80 inches.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
Hemmed sheets. CSC.
ID to 81 QunIitie.

All plain hemmed The majority
perfect except for oil spots. Made Of
the finest cOttons. including Anchor,
Pequots, COnestoga, and Fruit of
Loom brands Sizes 81 by 30 inches up
to 80 by Jos inches
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
sONNET-NIRvANA.

Written after seeing the Augustus ST. Gaudens
statue IN Rock Creek Cemetery. Washington, D. C.l
/
Octave.
! look upon a face clear cut and clean
But d1iled in apathy Of grim despair
Ard fear depicted with the lines Of care;
lis seeking light, Of Gods truth geam.
Which vii with poB'r the prison'd soul redeem
This light is fathaned. with heartfelt prayer
That stony heart has but 70 feel and dare.
Then reach from out the void q smother'd beam.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
Plain and hemst'h'd cases. I5c
l9c 10 sec qualities.

The majority In this lot are plain
hemmed, although a few are hem
stitched. These have the oil or grease
spots the same as the sheets. and
some have dropped stitches and triv-
ial rips Made from 1Famsutta, An
dTOscOgg1n, Fruit of Loom, and other
steudard muslins Sizes for any pillow
So by Sc inches 10 "a by IS inches.
The Washington herald., 1907-08-11
sRUN.OF. .THE-MILL' SHEETS AND CASES.
Henlstitched sheets. 70c.

Made of Anchor. New Bedford. Wam-
sutta, and Percale sheeting, in all the
sizes, ranging from Y to 80 inches to
lot is hemsutched. and the majority
are absolutely perfect except for oil
spots
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Sample einer iumJsn Miiiton
Sn Der Sibsefe Nurtbamptun, Tafens
bant, Hpriplf, Gnglanb.

$50 miro 9egenipdrtig Die fl. @eiie
g~efeiert unb Der Segen 9elpenoet?
Sn einem 8 Of It ii b d e n, fir
beIien Gebrau6 i6 einen S6tls
ling per ISOLDE he6able.
0ur6iduittli9e po9entli6e Gols
lefte IS Cd.
Sur cine Stiibe in u~nierer glotb-
Bic $ offnung. 8epiB feline ro>
iigen IusIi6ten. perbet SIR, liebe
2eier, nobl bemerfen. I6 tpobll
User neib? @roBe 9inge baben IN
Der 9iegcl gar fleinen Infang. 9a
mar Der StaQ an getblebem unb
@ottes Sano nurbc bod nid,t uers
fiir5t. SCI babe Soffuun9. Sd
babe Iogar grobc 9offuung, bnB
bieIc jltll9e Wiiiion. neld)c our6 ben
Siidpf bon Iortbnmpton eroffnet
lmlrbc. cine 9roBe Iiiiion tpcroen
nirp.
Gber ausipdrtiec 9ilfe lit au9ens
blidli6 not6ig. Merben mir DteS
Ielbe erbalten?
Sh babe bennerft. tpie bereitipiuig
Die Wit9Iiebcr bes ct. q NJ
BON SnDua Ser
ems Den armen, nit gtotb fdms
p~fenben Yrieitern gu Siilfe ellen.
@Ddte egg niht au6 mir p~er90nnt
iein, hnb iie ebeufaas einen ipmpas
tbii6en unS nritleibigen @lid auf mid
unb mein Hin9en. einen Sorpoiten
beS fatboliiGen @lairbens IN Oieier.
inIoiern es ben fatbolii6en 8lailben
betrifit. biirftigen @egenb. gu sriins
ben. iperfen2 SIT es mir ni6t 81
6oiien ~bergonut. lieber 2eier. Dab
SIR, in Current gifer fir ben Sort
idritt jenes 8lau6ens. mir cine bilfs
rei6e 6anb reiden perbet? Sns
briilliti9 rife i6 @u6 81. mir bei5us
Iteben. SIR ieio bietiei6t auber
Stanb biel su tbun; aber e IL
10 mi fonnt Sbr bod tb II II.
Sbuet bns ipeni9e, bab in guren
Grdften itebt nm @ottes 8iQen unb
nit Dem anbern .8enigen", lpeldeS
mir geboten ipirb. perDe i6 i'm
Stanbe fem, alien @rnites bieie
Wiiiipn gu %griinoen.
8eibet meinem bringens
o en- - II eru Mot
tanbeS bren
.0t0ge Soft Cure Sbeilnabme.
pel6e Sbr Der @riinbuns liner
Wliiiion an Safenbam ent9egenbrinet,
iegnen unb gu6 0ebeiben 9eben.
+ Arthur,
Sii6of bon northampton"
Ibrefie: Hep. 8. 8. IS a b.
Sempton Nuab. Safenbam, Morfolf.
gn9lanb.
q. 9. = Sd iperbe banfbar unr
prompt iebe @abe bur6 elm i6ones
8ilb bonn Seili9iten Ser5en aners
fennen.
9ie neue Iiiiion iuirb Dem ST.
Gntauius bon Yaoua 9eipsi9t pc:ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Ger Sulfsperein.

@%inbt6orit's lebtes 9roBeS @erf,
Der &olfsperein fiir baS fatboliidc
Seutl6lanb, 3dblte, nie bas jiln9it
perbreitete 5ipeite Sereinsbeit mit>
t6eilt, am 1. Samuar 542.139 Wit>
glieber. Sieie Sahl bebeutet 9egen
benlelben Sermin bea S~orjabres einen
3ulpafs bon amndbernp 10000. ents
ipredenb Der Mit9lieber5obl bon
494,451 am 1. Sanunr 1906. Wit
benz @ahstbum Der Iitglieber5abl
bat in erfreuli6er @eiie al6 bus ins
mere @ereinslcben cine iteigertbe Nus
geitnltung %erfabren. Die Serie Der
gemeinniibigen S%lu9bldtter nurbe nm
5nei peitere Nlmmern: Sic &linIt
aft 5u nerben unb jung gu bleiben",
unb $50 iollen uniere SDdter bans>
balten lernen", permebrt. Neben
Der 6ereit5 5ebn NImmern 5dblenoen
biQigen Npolo9etii6en @olfsbibliotbet
nell eingefiibrt. bie idon aft Nums
mern aufpeilt. Cine gleid biQige
gemeinniibige Iolfsbibliotbef ioa fols
gen. Die MISUNDERSTANDING err
reihte I'M Sanunr einen SObeltanh
nie ME 5upor unb itie9 binnen brei
8oden auf runb iieben Milionen ios
pialpolitii6er unb apologetii6er Slug
bldtter, Die fat ausi6lieBli6 nen pers
faBt unb bergeitelt perben muBten.-
W0hte bod bieies uus9e5eidnete Seis
ipiel Die aatbolifen anberer 2dnoer
%anipornen, Die %io8iale Organization
Der Wlailen IN Stnbt unb 2dno nit
berielben unermiioli6en Silbun9ss
| uno 8erbearbeit an betrei6er. mic Has
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Cine auffdaise Srpbuus,

Die ii6eraG biel @nfieben erreet. 6ringt
jebt elm ipnnildes Slatt 9e8en
9eitti6lanb. gs lit Die nGorreipon@
Dencia be @spdna", tpel1e gntbilQlne
gen aui @runb elmer llnterreoung NIT
einem 9iplpmn en- MAIDEN 81 fpnnen
glaubt. Sir &rieg unb Srieben, lieit
mon oa, lei elm ber5lides. b0aiges
Ginperne6men er5ielt norben, beiien
f6riftli6e Searbeitune jest Sa6e Der
Siplomaten mdre. IS 6anDle ii6
I'M einen en9liih : ipanii6en 3neiz
bunb, Der bur6 ben 8eitritt Sranf>
retfl's unb bieaei6t aud Stdlien's 81
einem Sreibunb begin. 3l einem Wits
telmeer : 8ierbunb eripeitert iperben
folle.
8eiter 6eibt es, in bieiem Irtifel
inter @noerem: @~nglnnb, bds Spa@
nien's pollen 8ertb piirbige, babe Den
Sluaenblid geidift benubt. mo
9eutIhlanb in Berlin Dor Der So6>
5eit bes a0nigs ben ipaniihen Stpls
perlebt babe. &lls Dem biplomati1
fden 8ettltreit lei Der goti6after
@littfen als Sieger berborge9nn9en.
ipeil er Spanien bebnnbelte, pie 81
3eiten aarls 5es Siinften. pdbrenb
Die beutIdbe diplomatic bodfabrenh
auftrat. 9aber lei Spnnien Die 8dbl
nid5t i6iper 9efanen. auberbem err
edn3ten ii6 belize Stnaten; Spanier
gebrqu9e S6iffe, England Solbaten.
Gnglanb bot bnber Die S6iffe NM
@elb an unb Spanien itele bage9er
feline 9lrmee CUR @erfiisung. befeitige
bic SGien. Die England ais Opera
t~ionsbaIen bienen loaen, uno perz
pflidte li6, cine 9efenlipflotte 5u uns
ter6alten, beren @aufoiten 430 Wils
Iionen Wart betragen iolen. gs
fperoe Der 8eitritt Stalien's unf
Srnnfrei6's 5u bieiem gilnbnib ers
ipdrtet.
Sum, Die @eltlase lit ernit, aud
fpenn, mas ii6er 81 e~riparten ltebt,
bic Gnt6iiuungen Der Corr. De gipano
boil 2onbon, bieaeidt and bon Nom
nno Yuris ans 'bementiert peroen.
Sn sihsr ~ i9luierigen Sage, ssSs Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28

beutigen lam man iih niht ben 2il>
rus geitatten. @~nflagen, Die lttun inter
anoeren l~lmitdnoen pieletdt nit Geht
unbenhtet laiIen piirben, bprnebm 81
ignorieren. llnp 10 pirD Seutidlanp
lid bnriiber dllBern miliien.
Sas oben an9efiibrte Sementi III
in5pii6en aud ridtig e~ingetroffen.
pie bns gepDbnli6 9eI6iebt. Ser
n&Dlnii6en 3eitung" miro ndmlif
aus Mabrib, 21. @pril %georabtet: .Sn
unterri6teten &reiien mibt man Dem
ienlationeIlen Grtifel Der Corr. De
@ipana mn eeringe S~ebeutun9 bel.
neil barin handles unri6tig lei, boz
allem Die gebauptun9. DAB Die beute
i6e diplomatic lid anitrenge, gegen
ben englii6en GinfluB 81 arbeiten mn
Die Heiie bes &aiicrs bur65uieben.
2ebteres lei gerobe3u cine bostpilige
@rfinbung. Ser &aiier mare gefoma
men, lpenn nidt ber 3uItanb Der Sos
nigin bies unmogli6 madte. Imts
lid ipirb Der 9eiu6 bes &0ni9s bon
Stdlien in gartagena IN Abreoe
geitellt.
Sies Dement, lit allerbings etipas
I6lpad. 9ngegen erfldrt Die offi6ioie
lpaniiDe Naencin Sabra am 20.
Ipril: .Sn amtliden &reiIen nirh
benz eeltrigen Grtifel Der Corr. De
@ipuna, Der angeblid)c pertrauliGe
Miitt6eiluneen zines fremben Siplos
maten miebergibt unb iid III peniq
freunDlihen @usbriiden nit Der Hoe
tiff Seuti1lanb'S 9egeniiber Spnnicr
bei6dfti9t, jecc GlaubmiirSi9feit obs
9eipro6en."
@er Die H%ipIon,atiIde Insbrudss
tpeiIe fennt, fpirb ii6 audi hermit
ni6t 5ufrieben gcbcn fonnen: c5 fpirf
etpas geIaQt. mas ipie cine Ibleltga
mlng ausliebt. es aber nidlt lit. 3us
lit oft i6limmer, ais ipenll gar nid)tS
geia9t miirbe.
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MiKouri> Tarmen.

Man fdhreibe UNI Staatsfarte, yampblet. uno
Wetterberift; irei perian5t Saiet J. Meet,
GhilIieothe. Wo.
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@etm tetter GreMno.

Serr Gleganber Benton, tpelder an
Der YoiItrabe 1. Sort goiparb. %. o..
tpobnt, ia9t: .9r. Sings Stem Siss
coberp lit mein better Sreunb bier anf
@rben. gs beilte mid Dor feds Sab
rem bon @itbmta. llnb es bat ebens
falls cine tpiinberbare 6eilung Der i'm
Mnfangsitabium Der S6pinoiu6t iid
befinoenben Srau meines Sobnes bers
poraebra6t. Die erite Slaide heilte
ben i6redli6en Sniten unb na6bem
BEG eeideben. berlieben Tie Die Spms
tbome zines mad DEM anhern biz iie
nieber boIitdnbig geiuno %getporoen.
Or. Sings Sem 0iscobepb's Waabt
iiber Suiten mnb grfdltlnaen lit eins
faf nunberbar::" &ein nnoeres Seils
miftel lit bieiem ie slei6 sefommen.
Boil sarantirt- in Der Gpothefe bon z.
9. Muete, $50 Main StraBe. 9us
buque, Soma. so Gents Ino $1.0O.
Yrobeflaiae fret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28

in Seuti6lanb Der Golfsberein t6ut.
Nirgenbs mare bas 10 %notbpenbig tpie
bier5ulanbe, nireenbs aiid5 lieet gerape
bieie Sa6e 10 iebr i'm Irgen nie 6ei
uns. Sie Irbeiterbepeguue 9ebt bier
ibreu @eg - Der uu5tpeifelbaft rabis
faler nerDen nirb unb Niemanb fdQt
es elm. Die fatbolii6en .Metloopers"
81 unterri6ten iiber Die eini6ld9i9en
1~o5ialen Sraoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Gin altes 9ieo fit uniere Set
aInn a.. an. a1r.
gnn a. an. 40.

n in Sober ifnibt ii6 naf @elieben
IT. Seet ielber feline 9~felision;
Ser 5eufel, beibt es, lit ~pertrieben,
1lnO Gbriitus lit ni6t @pttesiobn,
llnb ni5ts gilt mebr Sreieinigfeit
Sn oieIer aii9etldrten 3eit.
Sic Salfe, bas gornmlini5iren
SIT fir Die auf9efldrte @elt
Sur Sborbeit. ipie bas &opuliren.
llnD bringt MIR zen Hrieitern Gelb;
Ser aluee uin,ntt elm gSeib unb freit
NaG art Der nlf9efldrten 3eit.
Sic llnreinbeit lit feline Siinbe.
60 ipenie tpte Wudberei.
Obs gleid 10 in Der 9ibel itiinbe;
co lang Ser @aleen ni6t babel.
SITS freic, 9ulante Sittli6feit
Sir cine auf9efldrte 3eit.
Srei folet Die freie Ioral ben Srieben,
Sic geben ibr fir @ottes 2ebr';
@as @ottes Sort uns ppr9eidrieben,
9ns lit MIR Sabel, lit 81 ldper,
Sir YDbel gut, bod per 9eideibt,
&dlts nit Der aufgefldrten 3eit.
0loral pirb obne 0anB seprieien,
&eil lie allein 81 Menifen maft;
Ser Gbriitenglaube aus9eipieien,
g8eil nns Der MIR Batter la9t,
llnb Cater bliib'n ia tpeit rno brett
Sn iol6er aufeetlarten 3eit.
Sa bas bient gut gum Siinbeni6lafe
gSas freie Wloral jest pirb senannt:
Mibt bier. ni6t bort @efabr fir Strafe.
@ptt unp @etpiiien melt %perbannt;
60 ma6t ii6 lei6t Tcbtidaffenbeit
Sic freie aufsefldrte Set.
Sod folder 2ebren fam MIR laden.
@er ni6t eerabe iinnt auf Srug.
Inns fam bios Gbriiti @laube MAIDEN
Gum 2e6en unb gum Sterben fling:
@ir bleiben in u%nIerer Sunfelbeit
Sros aler aufsefldrten 3eit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28
Cute Ueleasabeit,

INN sanb 81 auiidnbieer Ireiien gu tauien In
elmer beutifen tatbuliideu 0enettoe NIT Mirdh;
bieier Uemeinbe etne ausee5eidbnete @elegenbett.
um cine glpotbete. einea General = Store nno
etneu @roeerp'Store an er0fnen. I'm uapere
Wustunft id)reibe man an
Wes. Mmt. ". &mmfei. gaibua. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-05-28

- gs sibt 2eilte. bic eIauben, uns
lire Sreunbi6aft bur9 Globbeit aus
oriiden 5u miiilen
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-01-19
Insulting Brute.

Pretty Girl-Did
you see the way
that man looked
at me? 1t was
positively insult
ing.
Big Brother -
Did he stare?
Pretty Girl =
Stare? Why, no.
He ran his eyes
over me and then
glanced off at
some one else just
as If I wasn't
worth a second
thought.