davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26

Newark, N. j., Oct. 20, 1907.
Dear Uncle Jack-I thank you very much
for the set of pictures you sent me, and
l think they are very nice, and I am
pleased with them. Thanking you for
them, l remain your prize-winner,
JOSEPHINE ADLON, aged 8.
23 Holland street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26

Newark, N. j..
Dear Uncle Jack-I received my pic
lures. l thought 1 would write and tell
you how l like them. l like them very
much indeed. My mother is going to frame
them. Then l will hang them in my play
room. L solved the puzzle and hope 1T Is
correct. l remain,
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
2,399.
SOUARE.

winner OF contribution prize.)
1. English painter; born 1897 (Phillips).
2. (Chem.D Same as nareotin (Var. -:
Q. Acts of sinking. 4. He that is robbed
of his goods Bailey). 5. Pueblo, near
n. W. coast of Bohol, 30 miles n. e. of
Tagbilaran. p. I. philippine Gaz.). 6. A
town of Negroland; As miles north of
Arguin Worcester Gaz.). T. To be opera
tive. s. Placed in position or office again
POLY.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26

East Orange, N. J., Oct. II, 1907
Dear Uncle Jack-I received my book
for the puzzles, and / thank you very
much. The name of it is The Young
Franc-Tireurs." 1t seems to be very in
teresting, as far as l have read 1t. / have
sent in last Saturdays puzzles. Yours
truly, MADELINE BONHAG.
22J North Nineteenth street.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
Official Organ of the Newark Puzzle Gu


l. The letter w. 2. CJap) Tea. 3. fHind.)
Members of a primitive tribe OF
Central India. 4. To gall. S. An American
tltmouse genus Parus) without a crest
and with the top of the head and throat
black and dark colofed. 9. A nan with
whiskers. !. In the position proper
1897 (Stnndard-Proper Names). 0. tDial.)
rinse. 10. Town of Yoruba, Brit. Niger
Ter, w. Africa STANDARD Proper Names).
II. The letter O. TRYoN.
ANAGRAM.
Lone curt nnme.
l. SCREAM.
SQUARE
CFfll in the spaces above with the ~orus
defined below SO that they read down and
/. Tobacco (obs.). 2. Ancient Greek
surface measure (page 1,095 Standard. 3.
(Dial. Eng.) Shoemakers Wit work in
swell. 5. local. u. 81 The spotted sand
piper CD. 6. French poet; died 1871 OPhil-
r. o. CHESTER
1896.
ENIGMA.
Miles and miles | travel ev'ry day,
Yet where l am, ! am inclined to stay.
To strike my trail no trouble will il be.
Where e'er I've been you'll find some
trace OF me.
Not always will 1 seem to you the same,
Nor am I called by but a single name.
I can be any color, any hue
Red. purple, black, or may be, pretty blue.
To ev'ry land and cline / carry news,
Nor any message do | e'er refuse.
Without me life would be a dreary way,
Now wha, am I, dear solvers, tell me,
AFTER ALL.
1881.
SQUARE.
1. (Rus. Hist.) A member of the race in
habiting the lower Don and Dineper, east
ern Russia, the Caucasus, etc, since 1864
subject to Russia and furnishing light ir-
regular cavalry to its army. 2. A village
of Baden, circle of Middle Rhine. BALI
wick Of Gernsbach Oippincott). 3. CT.
Mus.) A coda in quicker time than the
preceding parts. I. German painter; l1ls-
1868 (Phillips). 5. Pueblo of Bontoc, Luzon,
II miles from Bontoc philippine Gaz.).
6. A city OF India; same as Cuttnck dip
pincott. z. Uap) The. Japanese noble
class, Including both the kuge or court
mobiles and the daimios (Var. 81.
2,s9S.
- REVERSAL.
(After Tranza.)
throughout the States you'll find there's
seen
This horse tina sometimes is a pony,
With dragging steps and hanging mien;
TITS seldom termed a steed that's tony
| You may be knowing II you see,
The while I'm showing you a lesson, -
| How turning this small horse" thereH be
The traitor count of German Hessen.
2,s99.
SQUARE.
(Winner OF contribution price,
1. English painter; born 1897 (Phillips).
2 mheml Snme as nareotin (Xar. %.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26

PRIMROSE gives US No, 81 OF ms serlss
this week. He has this TO say o IL
nose than appears on the surface; 70 hnd
4 three-letter animal to be reversed INTO
8 character in fiction, limited the heid coll-
this saId character could be found to ht in
with a rhythmic setting. as given by
Tranza."
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26

AfUJIs
DIAMOND.
1. The letter 8. 2. (Naut.) At or toward
the stern of a ship. 3. (Gr. Antiq.) A popu-
lar assembly for political or other pur-
poses. 4. To aggravate (Obs.). 5. at. Mus.)
more foroibly than the rhythm
requires. 6. A truce (Obs.). Z. TIL lamb
as q Christian emblem. s. Town; Colder
land, Netherlands STANDARD, Proper
Names). 8. The letter o.
MUSICUS.
1882.
REVERSAL.
A s~entient living being is FIRST;
It's the blade Of a petal If reversed.
HSS ELL.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-26
2,377-BY
MIAMI.
2,378-BY KRAWEN.

2,379-BY AFTER ALL.
NOBLEWOMAN.
NEN PUZZLES, NO. 23g
1890.
ANAGRAM.
Erring male.
ENAVLICM.
1881.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-07-04
rockefeller fLEES
TO Daughter HOME
PLACE IN MASSACHUSETTS is
CLOSELY GUARDED TO KEEP
OUT PROCESS SERVERS.
LANDlS DECLARES
HE WILL GET HIM
Says the Oil Magnate Must Appear
Before Him-WiI Continue Case
All Summer If Necessary-Seven
Officials of Company Served.

New York, July 1.-Dispatches from
Pittsfeld, Mass, report that Mrs. d..
Parmalee Prentice, who is at Onota
farm for the summer is entertain
ing her father, John D. Rockefeller
and the estate is under strong guard,
presumably.to prevent Mr.. Rockefeller
being disturbed by process servers.
These dispatches state that the lake
front of the property is patroled by
a launch and that a reporter who
drove out to the place, which he
found guarded at all sides, was in
formed that he could not approach
the house. Mr.. Rockefeller arrived at
Onota farm late Thursday night.
Denial from Son-in-Law.
Pittsfeld, Mass, July 1.-E. Parma
lee Prentice, son-in-law of John D.
Rockefeller, authorized the statement
Saturday that Mr.. Rockefeller is not
in Pittsfield at the present time, nor
has he been in Pittsfield recently Mr..
Prentice has a summer home at On.
ota Lake, on the outskirts of the city,
and it was reported that Mr.. Rookie
feller had been visiting him since
Thursday night
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-07-04
not yet Deen found by United states
Marshal Henkel of New York.
Sims Does Not Divulqe Plans.

Mr. Sims would not say what his
plans were but declared he would do
everything he could to carry out the
courts directions. He was waiting in
his Office this morning for further
word from Marshal Henkel concern
ing the serving of the subpoenas
What Marshal Henkel has to say
about the whereabouts of Mr.. Rookie
feller will play an important part in
the further action to be taken here.
Will Keep After Rockefeller.
If it is found that Mr.. Rockefeller is
not served with a subpoena in time
for bis appearance here July 6 federal
authorities say they will keep after
him until they do get him. Judge
Lands has indicated to District At
torney Sims that he will continue the
either found out from the Standard
officers what he wants to know before
irx1osing fine in the case against
the Indiana company or has heard
them state in open court their refusal
to answer his questions.
Case May Last All Summer.
Such being the case, it is said, the
latest phase of the difficulties between
the government and the defendant
company in the present case may
hang fire all through the summer.
Hope of subpoena service on H. H.
Rogers and Treasurer w. H. Tilford
has been abandoned because they are
in Europe. The others yet to be
served are John D. Rockefeller, Will
liam Rockefeller, John D. Archbold
and G. M. Pratt.
Seven Officials Are Served.
Seven officials of the Standard Oil
company have been served with the
subpoenas issued by Judge Lands to
force them to appear in his branch of
the United, States District court July
6. Five of them were served by the
| deputy United States marshals in
New York and two of them by the
| local officers. John D. Rockefeller is
said to be in hiding. Search for him
was continued Saturday.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-07-04
KOREA FEELS THAT
SHE WAS SL|CHTED
DEPUTATIoN REACHES THE
TEST FOR PEACE TRIBUNAL.
WAS NOT INVITED
TO SEND DELEGATES
President NeIidoff of the Conference
Refuses to Grant an Audience
Deputation Will Now Make Writ
ten Protest to the Conference.

The Hague, July IA Korean
deputation has arrived here to make
formal protest against Korea not
being invited to send delegates to
the peace conference and against the
alleged violation of Korean sovereign
ty by Japan. The deputation applied
to President Nelidoff for an audience,
which was refused on the ground that
he had no authority to interfere in
such questions.
Moreover he added, the matter did
not come within his providence the
government of the Netherlands hav-
ing issued the invitations. The depu-
tation will now apply to the govern
ment here, and also will send writ
ten protest to the conference.
The subcommittee on the duties of
neutral powers in times of war met
Saturday afternoon, M. Asser presid-
ing, to discuss the opening of hostil-
tiles and the rights and duties of neu-
trails.
The whole session of the subcom-
mittee was devoted to the discussion
of set of six questions on the sub
ject of the opening of hostilities
which the delegates must answer at
later meetings, as follows:
1. Is an international understand
ing regarding the opening of hostil-
tiles desirable?
2. Must the opening of hostilities be
preceded by declaration Of war or
some equivalent act?
8. Must there be delay between
this act and the opening of hostilities?
4. Must the neutral powers be noti-
fled of a declaration of war?
5. What should happen if the above
regulations are not observed?
6. Where, in diplomatic form, must
this understanding be embodied?
Argentina Saturday presented the
following declaration regarding arbi-
| tration:
"The second peace conference ex-
presses the desire that the sovereigns
heads of governments, officials and
scientific bodies of the countries
which adhered to the convention pro-
viding for the peaceful adjustment of
international conflicts shall not act as
arbitSrs of disputes among the sigma
tory powers unless these powers de-
clare they have been unable to agree
on the formation of an arbitration
| tribunal at The Hague"
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-07-04
TOWN IN FLAMES.
Bisbee, Arizona, Threatened with
Total Destruction.

Bisbee, Ariz., July 1.-Fire that
broke out here early Saturday threat
ened to destroy Bisbee. Over so
houses in the residence section had
been destroyed when the fire was
brought under control by blowing up
some buildings with dynamite.
An area of ten acres was burned
over. Over 200 houses in the Sec
tion known as Chihuhua hill were
burned Part of the business portion
also was destroyed
The fire started from a gasoline ex-
plosion in the Colorado hotel.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-07-04
RAILROAD WILL RUN TO PANAMA.
Direct Route Between Los Angeles
and Guatemala City Promised.

Los Angeles, CAL, July Direct
rail communication between Los An
geles and Guatemala City is promised
by J. H. Neeland, general manager of
the Pan-American railway, by Janu-
ary 1, 1908. BY next September, says
Mr.. Neeland, who has just returned
to Los Angeles from Central America
and Mexico, work will be commenced
upon the roadbed of the railroad
through San Salvador. He received a
cablegram from San Salvador Friday
closing arrangements for a subsidy
from that country for $5,000,000 for
the construction of the road.
The road will be 1,7OO miles long
and will run through Guatemala, San
Salvador, Honduras and Costa Rica
on to Panama.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-07-04
LANDS BOUND TO GET HIM.
Chicago Judge Will Serve subpoenas
Ii 1t Takes All Summer.

Chicago, July MAKE every ef-
fort possible to have every, one of the
subpoenas served" In substance this
was the, order delivered to District At
torney Sims Saturday morning by
Judge Landis, who is determined to
hear what John D. Rockefeller and
the lesser officials of the Standard Oil
company have to say about the finan-
cial holdings, resources and relations
of the New Jersey and Indiana cor
porations of the so-called trust. It
was reported that Mr.. Sims was pre-
pairing to go east to take part himself
in directing the court processes to
obtain subpoena service on John D.
Rockefeller and the others who have
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
@efabrlide @iirite.

Sn Der ipdrmeren Sabres5eit mib
man nit benz @enuB bon @iirlten
bcrii6tia fem. Wnn oarf iie MIR bann
cIIen. tpenn man ii9er 1T, baB Tie frii6
iino. &eltere 8iirite mug man nber
meiben. beionbers iol6e nit biintlen,
tpeifen SteIen inter Der 9armbaut,
nit bGblihem, lauren @eriid, nit
eriinblit, rDtblif ODER blduli6 aliss
iebenbem Sett, benn oieie entbalten
meiitens @urit9iit. Sas 8urftsift
biloet iid beionbers germ in uneeniis
eenb eefo9ten unb i6ledt 9erdu9er<
ten, alien. gefrorenen unb fpieber anfz
aetbauten 8iiriten, beionbers in gluts
unb 2eberniiriten. &c ruff bor5ugsz
tpeiie in ben @erbauungsoreanen Stoz
rungen berpor, er5eugt groben 9nrf,
&rnben I'M SaIie, Seiierfeit. 8iirsen.
grbre6en. Sur6faa unb 2eibi6mer5.
Sic 8e6anblung elmer iolfen @ers
eiftung n%erlan9t: S6leunisite gnts
leerun9 bes @iites bur6 grbre6en.
rei6li6es ihleimiges 8etrdnt unb
Itarfcn &affee. Die 8lutpiirite unb
&noblau6ipiirite unb nu6 iold)e, Die
Mebl unb 8rot entbalten, iinb beiona
bers benz Yerberben bur9 @uriteift
un~tertporfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
4merifanii6es Shnbaeug bebcrriht
ben Weltmarft.

q EE a-"
Sn einem bon Spe5ials Igent u. 9.
gutman aus9edrbeiteten 8eriGt iiber
bas 2ebere, Stiefels unb S6ubge>
i6dft auf europdiiden W1rtten, nell
den bas Bureau of manufacturers"
bieier Gage 81 publi5ieren sebenft.
miro conitatiert. bab amerifanii6es
S6ub5eug in alien europdii6en Sdns
bern IN einem @rabe beliebt lit, Dab
europdiihe Sabrifanten amerifanii6e
Saiions unb Stile bon S6uben na6z
abmen unb biele bapon bic belten
ameritaniiden Nni6inen fir S6ub>
STANDARDIZATION impprtieren. Sd
europdiihe Sabritdnten tire 8aare in
pielen Sduen nit benz Stempel names
rifanii6es Sabrifat" perieben. 10 gibt
8utrnan ben anlerifanii6en Snbrifanz
ten Den Gntb, ii6 9e9en oerarti9en
u~nlnuteren @ettbetperb our6 He9iz
It%rierung ibrer Sanbelsmarfen IN allen
europdiihen Sdnbern, iotpie burf an>
bere Wittel 5u idiiben. Nu9 rdtb
er ibnen. Teiienbe unb Isenten in
europa an5uitellen unb III Den sr0bez
rem Stdbten 2dben ein5urihten. in
tpel6eu ausi6liebli1 uncertainties
S6ub5ehg %berfauft pirb. SIM aas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
Gin pprseidiGtli6es 0lodensrab.

auf Dem Gubibfe6erg unfueit bon
S6Dnbanfpib, SreiS Sreslau, lie9t
cine aiesgrube. Sa lid BORT uGb@
reno Der ausiGa6tung peridiebentli6
Geitc prGbiitoriider YeiieOelung ges
5ei9t batten. ipurbe Die @rube DurG
bas S6leiiihe Wuieum fir aunitee>
perbe llnb Nltertbiimer unteriu6t uno
babel in Der Witte Der Siioieite cine
intereiiante por9eididtlide Seitattlng
nusaegraben. Sn 80 Gentimeter
Siefe itieb Der Spaten 5uerit auf elm
itarfipanbigeS. mnber3iertes @efdB
bonn SppuS Der @orratbSbebdlter. nit
40 Gentimeter Wiinbungspeite unb
80 Gentimeter Sobe, bas nit Dem
@oben nab oben frei I'M Sanoe itano.
Inter bieiem @efGB ianO iid cine
belbrdune. baudige llrne pon % Gens
timeter Spbe uHo 10 Gentimeter pbes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
Sctteres ppnt 9clepbpn.

.&enn es iemdls cinen uneri6opis
liden Slauberitoff CAB. 10 lit Der bonn
Selepbon", i6reibt Gu9en Suclap int
Oil Bias. .Nlan bat iih iiingit
I'M Yoitminiiterium ouberorbentli6
ii6er iene ener9iide Selepbonoame
dmiiiicrt, Die DEM un9eDulbie an
Selepbpn barrenben Mtniirer 9nrtbpu
eriuiberte: YSb Sic elm Miniiter ober
elm 6ausfneft finn, bas lit mir gang
e9al. Sic tperben perbunben iperoen.
ipenn Sic bran limb" @liidliherz
lpeiie bnben Die Selepbonbamen niht
eos Woupppl Der ltuboflidfeit. 0tan
muB benz Yubliflm Die 8ere6tigfeit
lpiberfabren %lailen. bab es oft nod
ipeit unboflider lit als Die 8eamtilts
men. Sn bieier Sinii6t lit SRI. Spl@
piac's Gnruf: Isle i'm Selepbonamt
iinb nlleiammt 8ubmdbell" our ees
riftsnotnriiher 9~eriibnltbeit 9elnngt.
Sn Den Gemtern bat man elm gan5es
Iftenbiinbel bon Mntiporten aufeeregs
ter Ibpnnenten. Sas Werfmiirbi9e
lit. DAP Die eeieaidaftli6 6odeeiteaten
Gbonnenten Die 9r0biten iinb. Sic
Ser5ogin bon 3. mill perbunben iein:
.Niht frei, meine Game" - r@iien
Sic benn, NIT tpem sic iprefen.
Srdulein?" - .8ie Ion i6 bas
p%iiien2" Isle fpre6en NIT Der
Ser5o9in bon g., Die ni6t eetpobut lit,
10 lafoniihe Gnttporten 81 befom>
men," Gin anberes 9eiipiel: Serr
bon 9. 80. befomntt Die iiblife &nt>
mort: ,Iidt frei." Cine @tinute
ipGter ~betdubenbes @eIGite. rgio6
nid)t fret, mein Serr, i6 tperbe Sic
rufen. iobalb Die berlanete Summer
frei iein tpirb." = Gin 5err bon 9.
pfleet ni6t 5n iparten." Nof elm
anberes 8eiipiel: nWlein Serr, Die
Summer. Die sic fpiini6en. antiuortet
nitt." = Sam lduten sic aber 10
LANCE. big lie nntnortet." Sas Srdis
lein bate LANCE ldrten fonnen, benn
Die gepiini6te .Nlimmer" antfportete
erit 5ipei Stlnben ipdter. Wir
idgte einmal cine Selepbonbnme:
.Sobalb elmer meiner Ibonnenten 5u
grob ipirb, bGnee i6 ben SDrer ab
unb laiie i'm idimpfen. Or i6impft
Damn ms 2eere binein unb lit, fpenn
i6 midi oann tpieoer meloe, ianft gee
iuorben fpie elm 2%dmmden. SD babe
lie alf bieie @eiie ale breiltert, unb
lie bdben mid ale germ"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03

rem Surdmelier, nit i6arf nb9eiebz
tenn, leitbt nah innen 9ei6neiftem
Salsibeil. sic mar nit elmer fleie
men. l6pdr5lihen S6iiiiel 5uees
Oedt uno entbielt anger Dem per>
%brnnnten Sobten9ebein Die mtere
Sdlfte elmer 6ron5enen @elpnnbnaOel.
Is mar beutli6 ertennbar. bab man
in oieies Omar 81 unterit Die SUB
mlb Seinfnoben, bariiber Die 8ippen,
Irmfno6en II. {. ~. nnb gan5 81
oberit bas S6doelba6 gelest bate,
10 baB Der eingedi6erte 2ei6nnm in
Der llrne glei6ium aufre6t itano.
Serartige @lodengrd6er, nie lie naf
Der @lodenform bes bariiber geitiilp>
ten 8efdBes genannt iperben, 9eboren
in S6leiien 5u ben Seltenbeiten.
Wion finbet lie niennnlS IN gr0Berer
3a6l 3u einem Sriebboi p%ereint. ions
bern itetS nur perein5elt. 8as Die
Satirung bieies @rabeS nnbelangt, 10
permeiien Sorm unb Serltellungsart
Der aernmif in Die dltere porromii6e
Giien3eit. B. +. Die Sabre nm 500 b.
G6r. 8eitere Nnhgrnbun9en in bic
Ter aies9ru6e blicben Dor Der Sano
erfol9los.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
Gin braper Batter an ieinc Sinber

Inton b. gpurtois. elm brdper
Marn. i1rieb in lein Stanmbud
folgenoe beber5i9ensipertbe 8orte on
feline &inber:
.Seit treu Der fatboliifen Helis
9ionl getpabret @ldiibe. SoffnunQ
nnD 3iebel Sarin licst bos Seil!
SIR miiiiet f~eitbnlten an Sem, mas
ms Der @laube lebrt unb Gu6 inter-
iperfen alien Seihliiiien Der I'll. Stride.
~Siltet @u6, 81 nebmen ooer 81
bcbalten frembes @ut. unb mare es
mod 10 ipeni9. Sd babe einen rei6en
Wunn alf bent SoDteubette ieinem
Sobne anempfeblen gebDrt, 95 Gentis
men Suriid5ugeben, Die er lIngere6ter
8eiie bebnlten bate. 3ittert Dor
fold einem Sale, berIelbe tpiirbe @ud,
8cmiliensdnglte unb S6anoe be-
reiter.
v@oat Sbr eliidlif fem. 70 be-
ipabret @u6 felib unb reinl Iuf Die
&niee faqe id uno benebe Cure Sdnbe
NIT Sbrdnen unb Iaee @u6: Seit
gurer 8inbbeit pdde i6 ii6er @u6
Sag unb Nadt, Damit Guer Ser5 rein
bleibe. SD babe Mles ferne eebal>
ten, mas gu6 nit Siinbe bate an@
iteden fDnnen. SD that bies barum,
ipeil i'd tpeiB. bnb MIR in einem reinen
2eben bas @ebeimnib oes epiaen nno
ielbit aud bes irbiifen Slides liegt.
Y8ebt ipenig aus, namentli6 Die
Widbhen. Gin Mdb6en. oas man
ielten iiebt, iu6t man biel.
.Gbeleute. lpel6e Die Sreue nift
beipnbren. eeben gu @runbe. lie unb
ibre camille. Iues llnelild fommt
iiber nntreue @beleute.
.Sie erite Hegel beg 9ausbaltes
beibt: Seredne Deine Iusgaben nah
beinen @%innnbmen. Snbe INNER Den
iediten 3beil Der @innabme in Der
&aiie fir neutrality-suspicious. Sdue.
~2ieber fein Semb am 2eibe traz
gen. ais Sbulben MAIDEN.
yYro3eiiiret MEL guer @robbater
fat breiunbbreibig Yro5eiie eefiibrt
nnb gefponnen; lie ~toiteten i'm aber
benno6 10000 Sranfen.
.9etpabret feinen @roll peaen Be-
leiot9ungenl Sbnet. ipie i6 getbanl
8ebt 5u benz, Der @u6 beleibi9t bat,
rebet in Site Die Sade inter chamber
aus, nnb SIR tperbet 10 ipieber
Sreunbe iperben.
.0aein gater iaste oft: 2ieber
iolen meme &inoer S6ubflider ner>
ben. als nibloie Sanseni6tie.
.Sie !Sauptia6e inn 9eben lit bas
Sterben. Geib gum Sterben itets be-
refill Saltet Cure @ei6dfte itets IN
Sronune nnb guer @epiHen ltets
rein. Benn SIR 8eiib babet. 10
ma6et guer Seitament glei6.
yMeine &inDer, ih bite gllG,
ballet felt an Der fl. &elieion, bamit
mir i'm 9immel Acknowledgement. a"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
2eiber nift nnberehtiste Slagen

tii6t Die sort @abne Sreie Sreiie"
ibren 2e1ern auf. sic idreibt:
.Wian 9ebe bod einmal Der Sa6e
auf ben 8rnnb unb brin9e in grfab>
rring, norin Die Sbeale Der Sugenb
bon beute beiteben (riibmli6e Iuss
nn6men INNER abgere6net). Ian
balte einmal llmifau III ben biIligen
G6unbtbentern unb garietdts Sdnu>
buben. eini9lieBenb Die inter Der Be-
yennung oGbr'bunm" betannte
neueite Spe5ies; - man iebe ii6 Die
Gang : geluitigungen bon beute an,
ipobei jener abi6euli6e S6nedens
Srippeltdn5 ein5ig unb alleine nod in
Na6fra9e lteBt. Der nift mr. ungras
5i5s lit. ionbern brett als ununitdnbig
iiuo gemein be5ei6net iperben muB; -
I beiu6e zines Der @mateurz Bali
ipiele nuf freiem Selb. no 3uipeilen
Sunoert bon balb> nno ~pollerpnfIe>
men iungen 8engeln lid oils 3ui6nuer
sulamnenfinoen; bort bore man iid
ais itummer 3euge Die I'M getp0bns
Ii6en StraBenz Gngliih 9efiibrten
8eiprd6e an. uno pernebme, nit
ipel6en Siteln Der iogen. Umpire"
pOer pieaei6t ail6 un9ei6idte Spieler
beoa6t luerben nnb in ipeldDem Gone
bic Spieler iiberbaupt ~animiert"
iperben. - Sci ben e%ritgenannten
biqi9eu .Sbeater" Yrobuftionen mub
man 9lauben. in Der Iebr3abl Der
td9li6 babinltrDmenben 3ui6auer
gebantenloIe ODER 3lIm minoeiten penfs
faule Srobbel Dor iid 81 baben; bel
ben GANGS eluitigungen pieoer i6eis
men Die Sbeilnebmer iih gu genteinen
2lltlingen beran5ubiloen; BET Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03

lcnberinbr 1906 bat Der 8ertb bes
exports bon Sduben II. (. IN. aus pen
Der. Staaten Den II @robbritamnieu
gum eriten Nnl iiberItiegen, nnb
5par "a e~riterer $685. 51, Der
lebtere $9,539.872. Ser @einmmts
@rport bon 2eber unb Erobuften ans
2eber aus Den Ser. Staaten I'M Sabre
1906 be5ifferte lid auf nabe5u $41.<
100000, betrddtIi6 mebr ais I'M
Soriabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
MiHouri= Iarmen.

Man id,reibe nm Staatstarte, pamphlet, unb
@stterberidt; irei perianot 8asel ). wseef,
gbinicothe. Wp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03

DISQUALIFICATION Damn mlB man
leiber balo Die lleber6er9ung crbalz
ten. baB mans MIR nit @aulbeloen
al tbun bat. Bon &dmpfcn fir 5rei=
belt unb Redt, BON Wabrer Scseiitc=
ring, SrcibeitSbrang uub SphBaltan8
Der allgcmeinen Wenihenuiirbe tannt
cine Spur."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03
John Glab,
GrieDemsri@ter.
Rorb0hl. Ode Der o. unb Drain Strase
WeQen GrebsIdlaocu.

5d empiehle HERMIT Struup's berlbmte
oentidoe Yulber. SieieI6eu beilen ie6eu (notb
niht ouiaebrodenenl @rebS iouobl innerli6 ais
dubsrlth. 9aS dnertmnnt einBig bette WitteI, un
NagentrebS ertoIgreit 81 beilen S8esen Ndbe'
rem. 8eugniiie u. T. 10. idreibe man an;
@omar0 q. 0oeoiug,
ct. 9ueaS. lotua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-09-03

= Gs lit unglaublih. pelde 8es
bulb mir entpideln fonnen, ipenn elm
Iuoerer ipartet.