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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
College Items
HERE AND THERE
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The Ariel Male Quartet, composed
of Messrs. Rigby. Gamble, Dick, Shoe
maker went to Richmond on last Wed
nesday to sing for the local option
rally at the opera house.
Dean J. w. Dinsmore was in Rich
mond Sunday, and spoke At the opera
house both afternoon and night in
connection with the local option fight
Prof. Marsh returned from Chicago
Saturday noon, where he has been at
tending the National Education AS
soclation needing.
Professor Riine returned from New
York Monday noon.
Prof. Lewis gave a stereopticon lee
ture on physiology in the Chapel last
Monday night.
Prof. Dodge gave the Monday lee
ture in Upper Chapel. Monday morn
ing on Unity Of Purpose"
The work OF the girls gymnasium
class, which had been omitted on nc
count OF the revival meetings for two
weeks, was resumed Monday night
under the direction OF Mrs. Cowley
Miss Brown spent from Friday 10
Monday at her home in Waynesville,
Ohio.
A. S. Colby OF Blrbourvllle. Ky,
writes that he is planning TO be in
Berea next fall to finish the classical
course.
John F. Lunsford writes from VII
Ia Grove, Illinois, that he will be in
Berea again next fan for school work.
He says. Il certainly miss Barel's
ways out here and have mlde up my
mind 10 come back again. There is a
voice continually speaking 20 me bid
ding me go 10 school and finish my
college course. or course. am COM
ing back, whether or not Berea needs
me cannot tell, but | need Beren
and the advantages Berea offers 10
young men"
Mr.. Dizney was called home Thurs
day night by the illness of his flther.
who died before he renched him. He
returned Sunday.
Miss C0ddington was out OF school
Monday on account Of the funeral Of
her aunt. Mrs. Blazer.
Mr.. Dizney lost a valuable COW one
day last week. II got clught In Q
ditch which the College WIS having
dug in field on Richmond pike
Prof. Dodge returned Sturdy
night from his trip in behalf of the
q. A. r. and Bureau OF Foreign
Travel.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
Collection for coIored Baptist Church.

Collection for CoIored baptist Church.
The First Baptist Church (colored)
OF Berea held their regular monthly
meeting Sunday, March 4, with a
grand baby rally. Thirty babies
we're represented by the different
families. Bother Thomas Palmer's
baby was the champion baby and col
lected 5000; the second baby, of
Brother M. Billiards. family, $S.17;
the third baby, Mr.. B. Rice's, S5.01;
the fourth baby, Mr.. j. Walkers,
A.66. The thirty babies raised a
collection Of $63.60; general collec-
ton, S5l2; total collection, $6S.72.
REV. II. G. BAKER, Pastor.
JAMES A. WEST, Clerk.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
Appreciation. of Profes.or Ralns.

Mr.. Ralne rendered selections from
Shakespeare which met with the heart
lest appreciation; showed unusual YER
satility on the part OF the reader and
a wide departure from the ordinary
work OF this klnd.-Republic Times,
Springfield, Ohio.
Our community enjoyed a rich treat
in the rendering OF Shlkespeare's
Merchant Of Venice" by James w.
Raine. II was 50 nearly reproduc-
ton Of the entire play that omissions
would not be noticed. II Mr. Raine
visits US again there will be a rush
10 hear hlm.-The Paragraph, Rich
mond, Ky.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07

Edna jeanette Maupln, daughter
Of F. c. Maupin OF Berea, KY, was a
nurse in the Long Cliff Hospital in
Logansport, Ind, where, Tuesday, Feb
ruary 18th. she was married 10 Mr..
Stearns Of that citv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Coddington
wish to express their sincere thanks
TO friends and neighbors for their
kind sympathy and assistance in con-
nection with the final sickness and
death Of their mother, Mrs. Blazer.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
Passing of Mrs. Blazer.

Mrs. Anna Maria Blazer. the eld-
est daughter OF Rev. samuel Minis,
died last Saturday night in her nth
year. She was married in August,
1852 TO Mr.. John Blazer, united wioh
the Methodist Episcopal Church in
1854 In Ross county. Ohio. and Rfter-
wards, January 3, 1904, with the I'm
ion Church In Berea.
Two brothers and one sister sur
vive her: DR.. L. NJ. Minis OF Sey-
mour. Ind, Maxwell Mains OF Wyom-
ing and Mrs. NJ. e. Coddington OF
Roanoke. Va. Eight children were
born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Bllzer, seven
OF whom are living.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE

Being backed by Capital of Fifty Thousand Dollars,
they responsible for what they tell you They will
give you absolutely the best and reliable information
that can be obtained nregard Real Estate values Berea
and Madison County, and will always that you get
square deal.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
New Mail Route.

We are glad 10 state that a new
mail route has been approved and
service on Il will commence the 10th
OF this month. In an examination
held In Richmond some time ago, Bur
1T Gabbard received the highest Crude
and he will be appointed carrier.
A great many people will receive
excellent service by this route. The
mail will leave at a. m. and It is
hoped the clrrierwill get back in time
% catch the noon mails on the trains.
The route is about 1855 miles long.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
The Nerve OF Him.

Junior Clerk-Young Jenkins, our
invoice clerk. is the checklist beggar
ever came across. He was a quar-.
ter OF an hour late In coming in this
morning. and our governor held up
his watch as a hint. you know. but
jenkins merely said What beauti.
ful watch. sir; / wish had one like
it"-Short Stories.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
THEY ARE EXPERIENCED

They are the Oldest and most experienced Real Estate
people in this county By actual experience they
more about the value of property in and about
any else you could consult
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
Real Estate Reasons

THERE ARE THREE REASONS WHY
YOU SHOULD CAL L ONTHE BEREA
BANK AND TRUST COMPANY FOR
REAL ESTATE.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
Berea and Vicinity.
GATHERED FROM A VARIETY OF SOURCES


Mr.. J. H. Glbbard was ia Richmond
last Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. EVEREST Todd OF Speed
well. KY, spent Thursday night with
Mrs. rodd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Cam Lewis.
Mary and Emma Adams came
over from Richmond Sunday 20 spend
the day with Mary's mother.
Mr. Vaughn Norman was In town
the first OF the week.
Mrs. Swinford Of Big Hin. KY. Wis
TIED Mrs. Joe Evans Monday.
Mr.. ]. w. Fowler. who has been
making a short trip In the south, re-
turned Monday.
Mr.. a. p. Settle was business
caller In Richmond Monday.
Mrs. Frank Hays was called q
Dreyfus, KY, Monday. on count Of
the illness OF her mother. Mrs. Ann
Hudson.
Mrs. d. X. Robinson and J. A.
sharp were in Richmond the first OF
the week on business.
Joe Van Wrinkle purchased a good
horse from Geo, Rogers last week.
Mrs. Lou Trultt OF Louisville IS
spending a few days with her father.
and mother, Mrs. A. p. Settle.
The Public School opened Monday
with very good attendance, but an
effort should be made 70 start every
child who is not enrolled in College.
Mr. Jason Sexton WIS home from
Richmond for few days last week
with home folks on Boone streets.
The marriage OF Miss Lizzie Smith
to Mr.. Victor Brown took place at
the home OF the bride on Depot street
last "Wednesday night
The little daughter Of Mr.. l.. Moore
died last sturdy morning of pneu-
monia and WIS buried Sundly morn
ing in the family burying ground.
Many friends extsnd sympathy 10 the
bereayed family
Mr.. Edgar Scrivener and Miss Mlfra
Bicknell We're united in marriage az
the home OF Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Davis.
The bride was dressed In a beautiful
white silk and the groom In conven-
tional black. After being honored by
a very quiet sereDade they vent 90
Mr. Scrivner's house where they will
make their home for some time. They
are both well known here and The
Citizen Joins with their many friends |
In wishing them long and happy life |
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sharp Let on |
Tuesday for the western part OF Kan
sas where they go TO mike their fu-
ture home. Miss Bertha Robinson
sister of Mrs. Sharp. accompanied
them as far as Richmond.
Mr.. VIM. Sexton says on last We'd
nesday morning. February 20lh, while
he and Mr. /. c. Davis were out on
The farm OF Mr.. Davis, they discovered
A small snake alive on the snow. but
30 benumbed he could scarcely move.
Miss Florence Jones. daughter Il
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Jones, formerly
'f this place, now residing at Jeffer
Indiana, was united In mar
'iage with Mr.. Nathan Sparks, Feb
-nry goth. He is the son OF William
Sparks, a prominent citizen. and Ia
/ host of friends who wish them mucl
happiness in their married life.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
All Sea Food GOOD 70 chIn.s..

The Chinese will eat anything that
comes out OF the sea. All the fishes
are good to their taste, and are
caught with great skill. Seaweeds are
used to thicken soups. gravies and
puddings. and are highly priced be-
cause they give the rellshing flavor
OF salt, which is a luxury to most
Chinese peasants.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07

home In RlveI'head, New York. @
give II. All lovers Of good litemtune,
OF Shakespeare or Of real dramatic art
will want 10 make use OF this rare
opportunity. II is sure to be one OF
the finest entertainments OF the year.
Single admission S5 cents, children 20
cents.
Mrs. II. NJ. Moore returned to Ham
ilton. Ohio. Sunday. after an extend
ed visit with her mother, Mrs. L. c.
Gabbard.
Miss Allie Fowler returned from
Cincinnati last Saturday.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
last Lyceum Entertainment.

Next Mondiy night. March llth. at
1880. the hs; number OF The Winter
LyccIm Curse will be given in the
College Chapel II will b. "a dramatic
recital Of Shakespeare "Macbeih"
by Prof. JAMES Watt Riinc. This re-
oilal was arranged for about a yur
aeo when Il was expso,ed that Prof
Raine would have 10 come from his
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07
TAKE NOTICE.

Thee Conversatiln Club will meet
this week Friday night az Mr. and
Mrs. carimells house. The subj
Dor DISCUSSION Is The Progress Of
the Negro Since the War"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1907-03-07

Two nice new cottages, with
mountain spring water, on Prospect
Street. Apply to G. d. Holiday
at the Berea Bank and Trust Co.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
Nann, amdj Sas md!

8ir leien in einem fatbolii6en
8e6ielblatte, bab in ben STARR
f6ulen bon Siour gttb, Sonia. in
3ufunft Die @ei6ihte Srelanb's
etu9efiibrt nirb. SiinfunDIieb5ig
@remplare Sertbiider Der jiriiden
Spra6e iinb bon Dem ~Incient Srber
of Sibernians" unb beren peibliGen
3tpeiee ansei6afft unb ben S6ultins
bern fpitenfrei 5ugeiteat norben.
S6on fol Sim perben mir
Seuti6e fpobl o1b beuti6e Sc
i6i6tsbii6er pertbeilen, Die Huiien
bertbeilen ruliii6e, Die Tolen poll
nii6e, Die Sran5pien frun5Dlii6e, Die
2uremburger lurembur9ii6e ETC.. etc.
60 9erne mir ali6 ben itarfen iriz
i6en @eiit %beipunbern Der CUR Ser
tbeilung iriifer @ei6iHtsbiiher ans
treibt, 10 mare fir ms Senti6s
Imerifaner f6on elm i6Dnes Stiid
Ir6eit 9etban, tpenn mir bafiir
iorgen fonnten, baB man in unieren
@ei6idtsbii6ern einmal Die Nedte
unb @erbienite Der Seuti6en Inn
Gu1erifa a%nertennen piirbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
&Ietn ereWA@rt6ten aus Staot
Mao umaeSenO.

Gm 9onnerstas Gbenb itarf
IN ieiner 8obnung, 1888 Sopn
Strabe. Serr &arl 6. 8einede I'm
Sitter bon 40 Sabren.
IS. g. Sransen. beutider Ibpos
fat uno Notar, 3immer Ais Office
8ebdube. 8. unb Waiu@S trabe.
= Sn Der @obnung ibrer Sodter
Der Srau Soiepb Sesling, 115 eagle
Totnt Ipenue, itarb Srau sc. ".
Sredels I'M Ilter bon 40 Sabren.
= Serr So6ann Seibert elm be-
fainter &eiienber llnb @it9lieb bee
ct. Sincen5 @ereins ltarb am Sons
nerstag Ipr9en in leiner 8obnune.
313 Sulien Ipenue, fat urpl0blih.
@s iiberleben i'm feline Sran unb brei
&inoer: 81. IS. bon 9ellebue unb
SRI. Wtaria unb 8enobefa gu Sauie.
r. l. p.
Im WittppA Worgen pers
16ieo na6 fi1r5er &rnnfbeit BEL Seie
Zig areu5 Seinri6 @incent, zines Der
3pillingsfinber Der gbelellte g. q.
Sapiosbaper. Sas 9eerdbniB fanb
am Sonnerstag itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
g,ssssab,srper Gazette cleansing, nrm 8. Ga, ,,ar 1907.

elm nnb 5erit0rte einen She'll bes
Sausratbes, Der ia nun ppm Sfnate
c%onfis5iert iperben lolte. Sn Ser
DUN fpurbe Die Sturmglode 9elditet.
nls Die 9ebDroen Iorgens slr Ilsz
tpeilun9 Der Sniaiien bes 9roBen
Seminars, 2ebrer unb 3D9linge,
i6ritten. Ser SiiGof Sunpis 5og
Damn ielbit nit bieien 81 einem
@pttesbienite nadb Der aatbeorale, mo
lid l6on Die ebenfals ausgetpieieneu
2ebrer unb Shiiler bes fleinen Sez
minars befanben. Ser Director
oteier Initnlt bate erfldrt, er ae6e
ni6t freiipiuig. Die @enonrmen miiBz
ten i'm binnusfiibren, unb Dies mar
Damn mid 9ei6eben. Iebnlide
S5enen ipielten it'd in ben anberen
Sii6ofsitben ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
&mgei III b urgii6es.
@ereini8te Staate.t.
sc d..

Ytndtra9lth.
@m HenjabrStagc ipltrbe Serl
SbeoDor Chefs, elm alter Seipobner
bon 9u6uque, gang plDBlid1 BON
Sooe nbberufen. 8dbreno or I'D
i'm Sofe i~eirler @obnlng allfbielt
erlitt er einen 6er3iAlag unb tart
che ibnl irgenbmel6e Siilfe 81 Sbeil
perDen fonnte. Ser Gerltorbere
nnr I'M 9egicrun9sbe5irf Srier 9es
boren uno itano i'm Sitter bon 70
S16ren. Gs iibcrleben tbn letne
q tim unb flint &inoer, 5tpei Sobne
rrO orei S66ter. Sns Se9rdbnit
foHo ant 9pnnerstag bon Der ct.
GolumbfiQ s>&irc6e ans, auf Dem
SIT. Gnlparp @ottesafer itatt. @r
ru6e in SrieOenl
Sn Der fatbpliihen Stride IN Satps
Son, Nebr., purben fiir5li6 Serr
Nifplnus Sold, 9ebiirtig aus 8ros>
bolts, 9urembur9, unb SRI. Wlaria
S'8rien, eebiirtig aus SrlanD, ourf
Den bo6n. @ater Gorcoran ebeltd
getraut. SQs Srnu3eu9en fungir>
ten @alter S'9rien unb Srau I9nes
Soaan, Sru6er uno S6tpeiter Der
grdut. Sen Reusetrauten biel Slid
unb Seeenl
Sn Siiian, Sppa, itarb am 20.
Ge3ember infpl9e zines S6la9z
ANTILLES Srau &atbnrina @roff. Sic
Beritorbene mar nn1 %. Sum- 1S43
IN Sffen, 8robin8 2%urembur9, Sels
glen, eeboren rnb fam I'M Sabre
1856 nit ibreu &~neeborigen na6
4n1erita nnb Belgium, @is. SIM
Sabre 1863 iiebelte tie nit ibrem
@atten nod Sifian iiber, mo lie ieits
her getpobnt bat. @s ii6erleben lie
folgenbe 8inber: Srau &atbarina
Canning unb Srau Magbalena Bad
bon &enoiba, @is., ioipie Rifolaus
nnb Sran5 8rpff bon Remien, Soma.
Sas 9egrdbniB fanb am Wontag,
ben 81. 9e5ember, auf benz tatbo>
Iiid6en 8ottesoder in Siiian 1tatt.
Woge lie ruben in Srieoenl Sen
trauernben Stnterbliebenen unIer
berSli6es geileibl
Seftiun Nu. IA bes 2uremburger
grnberbunb bon Imertfa in Hems
fen, Soma, ertpdblte foleenbe Ses
nmten fir bas fommenbe Sabr:
8rGiibent - S. g. Sed.
@ices 8rdiibent - Setter Clement.
Sefretdr - s. g. &ieffer.
S6abmeiiter = 9arl Slammane.
W3ari6ou - 8ilbelm Seibei6.
@ebiilfs Mari1aa = Cornelius
@oufpert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
Mns fatbuliiher @clt.

Sn Sranfreih lit nod Illes beim
Ilten, 3. +. Der moberne G~obespierre
9lemencedu uno Der iibergelebrte
grianb Sbnefurht iino nod INNER
bnran unb onrnuf ibre bobe cultureae
SintertreppenipeiSbeit in ben ofuit
accompli" um5upanbeln. S6abe
nur, bab Die Sade prnftii6 ni6t 10
gut flnppt. ipie lie in Sbeorie ii6
por9eipiegelt. lleber neitere Iusz
funft obi9er .Sippe" ntb Suite"
iiebe an nnberer Stele. (Seite 4,
Corresponding aus &om.)
Bum @ilhof bon Sulbo, nm Stcue
bes beritorbenen @iigr. GILBERT, 6at
bns bprti9e 9omfapitdl ben Soms
BERN Cos. S6nlibt por9eIGla9en.
Ser Heu9efpGblte lit As Sabre alt.
$50
Im Morgen bes 16. Se5smber
1906 fanb 5u Miiniter Die 8eibe
bes ne1en Ibtes, Safer Hnpbokl Wo@
litor. Der Senebiftiner : IHei ct.
Soief BEL Silerbed ltatt. Eie Iiii@
itenten Der Seier iparen Ier Bitter
5ieniers gbt bon WarienitZtt mn Der
Seneoiftiner N6t De &Lrfbobe bon
20ipen. Ser Sti6of bon Wiiniter
nabm inter Iiiiiten3 oes 9omfapitels
Die III. Snnblung Dor. Webrere
Senebiftiner @ebte, ~horlnter Die bon
Waria> 2aa6 unb Ierfelbeef, unter
benen Die BON Cedar, Seurpn, Iare@
bols II. {. No., pobnten Der Seier bel.
Ha6 Der Seier i'm 9om fanb i'm
Sii6Dfli6en Salais Die ge9liidipiinz
ihung beg Neueetpeibten itatt. -
IM Molitor lit 33 Sabre alt ,tnb
itnmmt nlts Si9marin9en. CT lit
insbeirubere bur6 feline Irbeiten CUR
Gboralreform unb ioniti9e muiifz
tpi1en16aftli9e Irbeiten befannt.
SIM berfloiieneu Wlonat beri6ieb
81 Gom on ieinem 8eburtstage Der
bo6ip. 8eftor Der .Gipilta Gattolica"
Sater @ugen Solioori, g. S.
gu Sfaiter (SberpfaIs) beeine
uNt II. St0tlltueI I5UO ueI SDeIl
geiitli6e Hatb Inton Braun in auer
Stiae ieinen 90. @eburtstng.
$50
3u Srooflbn, g. g., lit am 81.
Se5em6er 1906 Der bpdp. Spbann
9. 3entgrnf. Heftor Der belltiden
@emeinbe CUR S6mer5baften Mhltter
9eItorben. Gr itnnb I'M 40. 2ebens@
labre.
gu Sifielb, @is., begging am 81.
Se5ember Der bodp. Safer 8lein iein
iilbernes YrieIteriubildum. Im 1.
Sanntar f~eierte Der Subilor BEL Iei1em
@rlIber, bo6p. S9nnb &lein, IN ga1t
Sriitpl bns 25jdbrige SubilGum iei>
ner Srimi5.
3u louisville, &D., lit am 1. Sae
mar Der Reitor Ser Wutlifer iener
Stabt, &arl 8eiB, BIG Dor brei Sab
rem an Der ct. 2ouis Bertrand Stride
baielbit tbdtig, geitorben. Nabe8u
60 Sabre ipirfte Der SerItorbene in
iener Stabt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
Sscnen aus Der frans6iifden Ser
fulquug.

Sie iebt eintreffenben europGii6en
3ettun9en berihten mar6e @in3el>
beiten ii6er Die Iusipeiiungeu in
Sranfrei6. Gls Die 9eamten faz
men, ben 9ii6pi bon Iantes, Nigr.
Houarb, aus Dem biiG0fliden Salaite
aus3ufpeiien, fanben lie bas @ebdube
i6on geleert. Cine mebrere tauieub
aopfe 5dblenbe @olfsmen9e, Die abb
pedielnb air6enlieber lang unb
y2ibertel 2ibertel" rief folgte ben
itaatli6en Srganen mad Dem 9roben
Seminar. Sier erIdIoB ii6 Oas
Sbpr Dor ibnen nod elmer mebrz
mnligen Mufforberung. Sem TrG>
ieften unb Dem Yoli5encemmiIiar
trat bier 9ii6pf Nouarb innlitten
Der 2ebrer unb 3Gglin9e Der Initalt
prDteitiereno entgegen, bod erflarte
CT lid bereit, Der @eipalt 81 nei6en
unb ppllte MN, llmgeben bon Ieiuem
Glerus, 81 SUB mad Der 9ntbebrnle
geben, iurrrbe a6er baran bon Der
Yoli3ei b~erbinbert. Die ii6 10 elmer
un~5uldiiigen Sei6r&nfung Der per-
ionliden Sreibeit l6ulbig Made.
Sor benz Seminnr Matte lid cine
Wen9e angeiammelt, Die b~ieriiber
ibrer berehtigten @utsiiItung 2uft
ma6te. Iuf Der StrdSe unb Dor
Dem 2ofale zines anAisclerifalen
@laties fam es Damn 81 Auiammens
lt0Ben unb 81 elmer &eibe o Ser
baftungen. Sn Sc Yup geitaltcten
lid Die Oin9e e%rniter. Had Ser
Susipeiiung bes giihofs Wigr. @uils
lois brang bas Solf in Den Snlait
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08

@aterbnuie Inn BORT Die Seittaee 81
berbringen, ais Der Spo i'm unbnrms
ber5ig auf 10 I6redli6e geiie abs
berief. Sic 2ei6e ipuroe mad
Siiian gebra6t, alba Der 2eidens
gottesbienit IN feierli6er 8eiie an1
Wtittipo6 ~abgebalten purbe. Sas
Se9rdbnib fnnb 5u Seitina bel SIlinn,
Soma, itatt. 8ie mir nadtrd9lid
geb6rt, miro Serr Sirnon Hoienbaum
auf ldngere unbeitimmtc Belt 81
S1iidn perpeilen. Sen trallernben
Sinterbliebenen infer u%n9etbeiltes
Seileiol
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08

ySd mar bunsri9 nnb lift habt
WtidJ seiattigt; Sd mar naft nuS
ibr babt mid befieiSet. Senn
mas ibr einem Meiner 8eringitcn
getban babt, Sas babt ibr Wir &c.
than"
Grbarmct Sud- Der armen Ins-
iatiscn, beren idredlides Cons cine
Sanptiurge n~nierer fatbDliiden
M~iiiiunare lit.
8ebenfet Der armcn Seioenfinber
in Snbien, peldje bnrd Die gran.
lame Sungersnptb @aiicn geipurben
iinb.
Grinnert Gnd, baf Snbicn NIT
feinen 295 MtQiuncn armer Sci.
Ben bas mihtigite Wiiiiunsgebiet
Der gansen Welt lit.
y ~ ~
@eiterc geitrGse fir bic ppn Der
Snngersnutb getroffcnen icnSe
man an: yGatbulic Yrinting GD.,
Snbnane, -Soiua."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
6. q. 90. redJnet blus 2H Gents
per Wteile.

Sic Chicago Great @eitern giIens
BALM bate bur9 ibren Yrdiibenter
q. g. Stidneb BEL Der 3ipii6ens
ftaatltfen Sanbelscommiiiion I'm
Die SeitIebung zines Sa6rpreiies bon
2 Gents per Neile natbgeIu6t. Sic
m%eiiten g~iIenbn6nen befdmpften Der
gorI9lag, aber trobbem traf an
9onnerstas bic Ia6ri6t elm, baf
bic 3. 6. einen gompromib abges
fdloiieu babe. 9emdb tpel6em cir
Sabrpreis BON 2B Gents auf bel
6. q. SO. eingefi6rt tperben t6nne,
1000 Meilens Bidder, pel6e friibei
$50 f~oIteten perben in 3utunft fin
$50 auf Der s. q. 8. Su bober
fem unb na6 8ebrau6 Der 1900
Meilen tpirb $3.50 BEL @~inIenbunq
bes llmi6lages 5uriidgeihidt perben,
Soffeutli6 bIeibt Die 8reisermGbis
eilu9 bon Sabrpreiien auf allen
@iieubnbnen aif 2 Gents ooer ~
Gents Die Meile ni6t 5rl Ian9e ans
benn Die Giien6abnen ioQeu Dem
gan5en Solte Die griparniIie fiibs
len laiien, nel6e tie ben 3eihln9sz
Ieuten uno Inberen %ab3tpadeu.
Na6trG9li6 miro erfldrt Die Sreiss
ermdBi9ung be8iebe ii6 MIR nuf 81
600 Meileus Bidder. niht a6er aui
ole 8iQetfGufe. SaS 2 Gents per
0teile 3iel muB a6er bod erreidi
nerDen. 9as SoIt IpQ nur feline
@ertreter IN Der Staatslegislotur bas
fir bear6eiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
m"urkthPrtdtte
our ben 0roSperfauf.

Ou b II q II {, ben z. San.
y ctreibe, Sen, WebI etc.
Saier: 33035c.
8oru: 35@3Sc.
9erite: 35-40c per Suibel.
Ro99eu: 50-55c per 8ulbel.
Seu: 100 i@Sl4.O 90.
Ufehl: Dateut. S4.20@4.4O; iraisbt,
81 .00@4.20.
Sleie: $500. @s2s.OO
gntter, Gier nnb SAFE.
Ger: Doc per Ouyeno.
Sutter: Oairp, Zoe p. piuno; Creams
rp, 3O@32c.
Sais: Rabm : aaie, 1916; srid, 1876
8ruceries, etc.
ReiS: 6i-9sc per Grnuo.
!3miebelu: Zoe per &ulbel.
Iepiel: So. 90, SO. 509S4. 90 per Barrel.
&artonslu: 45c per 9uibel.
Gieb.
Stiere: 49, 0@4.O0
Hiuoer: S2.75@3.0O.
8iibe: s .5003.e 90.
6dlber: So. 00@5. so.
Shweine(aui Dem SuB): 81. 00@7.10 per
bunbert Qiunb.
Gteb (seidladtet).
Rtnofeli6: 5@7c per piuuO; Rinber,
case per Yiuno.
S6aifeiid: Sc
Hrpbifipnen.
@erau6ertes 6leli9; S9lnteu, 13@133c
Spet, 13@15ic.
Sbmalj 9t@10c.
&oblen: Surttoblem, $3.50 per Come.
5ol3: GuteS Gi9enboli, 5.00t9S6. 90 per
Rorbe.
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(%gingeianbt.)
@ns Srcepprt, 81.

Sier erpdblte Der ct. Soiep6>
@erein fir baS Sabr 1907 folgenbe
8eamten: 8m. Seder, SrGiibent;
So6am g. WliGer, 8ices SrGiioent;
Sobann @berle, Heforbirenber Sefres
tar; Sbolf Sarer, Sinau5sS efretdr;
&aspnr Stebus. S6abmeiiter; Matb.
zimmerman. 81. g6erle uuo 8. Sic
fermnnn, SertpnIhin9sratb; Cos.
Senfel, 6. Wteiiang mo Srant
@oulrapp, Sinan5> Gomite; Sobann
Wunba, q. 8eiler uno @alentin
@iegnnb. llnteriu6ungs : Gomite;
SpS. Silbebrano, eriter IariGaQ;
Sobanu 0teiian9, 5peiter Iaridaa;
Sobann 9ageborn, Sabnentrdaer.
S. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-08
Spfer Der Gpp. gabn.

Gm berfloRenen Sienstag beaab
ii6 unier alter uub gei6dbter sleent
Serr Simon Goienbnum bon ct.
ailian na6 Siiian. Sonia. @r pirbe
bur6 cine Sepei6e IN pelder man
linn ben Sob ieines @nfels German
Hoienbnum aus Bella. AorbsS afot1,
melbete, babinberuien. Ser innoe
Wann ipuroe in Dem giien6abns
ungliid 6u @nberlin, 81. 8, am
Sonnta9 Ior9en borber getootet.
Serielbe itanb i'm 81. 9~e6eusia6re.
gr mar auf Dem 8e9e na1 ieinem
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Sentfhes Sbeater.

Gm 16. bieies Ionats finbet In
benz bieiisen @ranb Opera Souie
bic nddite Iuffiibrune Der 9npens
porter Sbentereeieaidaft itntt. 9as
biesmaliee Stiid beiBt .9ie 8liidSs
pil5e", elm breiattiser S6nant bon
Setn5 @prbon. Der S6ipanf III
iebr 9eluneen unb pirb bas Sublis
ilm tpie bes Dfteren IN beitere Stims
1rnitt9 berIeben. Soffentli6 lit es
better ,ipie bas lebte Stiid. Hdberes
fiebe man IN ben Gn5eigeipalteu an
anberer Gteue.