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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
WILL BE TRIED AGAIN
Second Trial of Suit Against New
Castle Company for Breech of
An Agreement.

New Castle. Ind, March 13.-The
second trial of the suit of William NJ.
Wainwright against the P. H. & F. NJ.
Roots company, of ConnerSyille, on
change of venue, has been reached in
this city, but this time both sides con-
scented TO a trial by the judge. and a
jury was dispensed with. The suit
grows out of an alleged breach of an
employment agreement which vain
wright had with the Roots company.
In the trial some months ago Vain
wright obtained judgment against the
company. but the defense was granted
a new trial because one of the jurors
was called to the telephone by a death
in his family, and it was ground for
the plea that the jury had not been
kept together during the trial.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
RIVERSIDE PARK IS A
DEAD ISSUE: FOR TIME
Things Combined to Make
Project Unlikely.
MAY BE REVIVED LATER

The project for park on the west
bank of the Whitewater river, wiiich'
was agitated by the West Side I'm
provenient association, appears to be
a dead issue Some time in the flu
ture the park project may be revived,
but at the present time it is securely
tucked away in moth Balls. Unsur-
mountabfe obstacles which appeared
in the path of the enterp1ssing mem
bers of the West Side Improvement
association have caused the project to
be dropped for the time being.
1t was first Thought that the desired
land could be secured and the park inn
provemepts made. by appropri attons
by the city and the school board, but.
it was. found that state laws interior
ed with this course of action. The
school board could not appropriate its
share for park expenses because the
school law limits them to use of the
school funds for purchasing only sites
for school buildings A member of
the West Side improvement associa-
tion pointed out TO the members of
the school board that money hard been
appropriated for the purchase of the
property in the east end which is now
used as a childfenrs play ground. The
board answered. that this land had
been bought With the end in view
of eventually making it the site of a
new school building.
Law Always in Way.
q oifu
council could not appropriate money
for the park because of a state law
which provides that town boards and
city councils can only appropriate
money for buying park sites when
they are so authorized BY a special
act of the legislature. Some mem
bers of The West Side Improvement
association proposed that a bill be in
troduced in the legislature, which has
just adjourned, permitting the city
council to appropriate money for the
Riverside park, but, IT is understood
the board sat down on this plan with
the frank statement that, even if the
council had authority to pass such an
appropriation ordinances the board
could not recommend such action to-
council, owing to the fact that the city
did not have enough money in its
treasury to devote to- stfch a purpose.
The city owns nearly all the bottom
lands between the two bridges on the
west side of The river, but the bluffs,
with the exception of a small strip,
are owned by other parties. 1t vas
suggested that the city ttirn over the
land it owns in the river bottoms for
park purposes. but such action has not
yet been taken.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
OGG JOINS, THE FIGHT
|. AGAINST FRATERN7lES.
i
Kokomo, Superintendent Bitter
on Subject.
Is NO TROUBLE LOCALLY

Superintendent r. A. Ogg. of the
ikofomo high school, who has walked
an unceasing and bitter campaign
against the USE of Cigarettes among
schol boys. and by which action, he
has become known all over the state,
has now taken the stand against high
school fraternities,, and is aiding Fas-
set A. Cotton, state superintendent
4of public instruction, wage Al bitter
war against the smaller school secret
societies. Mr. Ogg bases his agita-
ton against the frats on the grounds
of the work done by the members of
. such organizations in the Kokomo
high school
The high school frat, agitation is be-
coming wide spread. At the local
scholo there are a number of minor
sororities and fraternities but they
have mo- direct affiliation with nation
al high school fraternities.. being
purely local in character No move
viii be made against them; according
to the statements of Principal ELLA.
bafgeI unless they take mp affiiia-
ton with national bodies. Probably
the strongest secret society in the To-
cal school is. the Alpha PHI Alpha So
rority,' numbering about twenty mem
bers. It is said that t,ifs Body is
about to take mp afiliatioi1 With a
Connersville high school fraternity
both the Richmond organization and
that of Co1inersvi1le laying The ground
work for a national sorority A NUM-
Der of local girls will soon go to Con
nersvilTe to attempt to bring about
"a consolidation
Several other local sororitfes in
eastern Indiana high schools have ex-
pressed q desire TO join the new so
.rority should the Richmond and Con
nersvi1Ie girls come to some agree
ment.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
She will Wed Corey.

Paris, March 13-The positive asser-
ton that Miss Mabel Gilman, actress
intends to marry William E. Corey,
head of the steel trust, was the form
of denial given today by one of Miss
Gilnati's closest friends of the report
that she had thrown the steel King
over for her old friend, Edgar Atche-
son Ely.
Miss Gilman is still living in the
chateau Corey is said to have provid-
ed here. Her friends declare she re-
cefves a cable message every day
from Corey and will certainly marry
him when their plans materiaiize.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
Woman'S Club Meeting.

Centerville, Ind. March 13-Mrs.
Reese Mitchell was the hostess for the
Wornans club on Monday afternoon at
her home on Plum street. The meet
ing was devoted to readings from
Riley, the readers being Mrs. Nimrod
PARROT, Mrs. Cora De Moss and Mrs
Mitchell. Roll call was answered by
quotations from Riley and at the close
of the program. Riley Souvenir cards
were presented to the members by
the hostess. The next meeting will
be held in two weeks at the home of
Mrs. Marcellus BeitzeH
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
Conditions Favorable.

Charleston, S, G., March 13-Coudi-
tons in general in the Panama canal
zone are declared to be extremely fav-
orable for completion of the canal
within the eight years ending Jan 1,
1915, as estimated by the engineers in
charge OF the work. in the opinion
Of the committees from commercial
clubs in Boston. Chicago, Cincinnati
and ST. Louis. who arrived here from
visit TO the isthmus.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
imprisoned: Drowned.

Elwood. Ind. March 13-John IVES
ley Lee, IL, bakery wagon driver. was
drowned this morning. The vehicle
tumbled over into the swollen waters
of Pipe creek and he was imprisoned
in the wagon
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
Buys His Brothers interest.

Milton. Ind, March 13.-Oliver wal
lace, a farmer, about two miles south
OF here. bought one-third interest
in the home fran from his brother
for $4,000. The farm contains f6G
acres and now belongs TO Oliver Wal.
lace and his mother
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
Spurned: Then Sues.

Indianapolis, March 13-Snurned in
her efforts to stand by her conricted
husband and to console him in his
hour OF sorrow and disgrace. Mrs.
Bertha Brown, the beautiful wife of
Walter Brown. the Elkhart bank
wrecker, filed suit for divorce in the
Superior Court here yesterday.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
THE STRIKE A SURPRISE
Eight Hundred Boiler Makers Went
Out at Chicago After They had
Been Given wage Increase.

Chicago, March 13-Eight hundred
boiler makers and their helpers
struck at the yards of the Chicago
Shipbui1dihg company, South Chicago,
this morning. The Strike astonished
the company as 1t was not. expected
Recently the MEN were granted five
per cent. increase.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14

Postoffice patrons in this city are
warned TO be careful about writing or
newspapers or enclosing any written
message iii fourth class mail matter
Local mail carriers have been in
structed to open mail where there is
the slightest suspicion in regard TO
the contents
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14

Generally debilftated for years.
Had sick headaches, lacked ambition,
was WORKOUT and all rundown. Bur-
dock Blood -Bitters made me a wen
woman. Mrs. Ghas Fre1toy; Moos-
up. Conn.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
Three Drowned.

Pittsburg, March IS Engineer
Meiskell, Fireman Cantwell and
Brakeman Jones were drowned this
morning on the West PENNSYLVANIA
railroad when a train went through
Deer Creek Bridge.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
DANCING SCHOOL

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelp's dance
tomorrow night at |. o. o. F. hall.
Programs to dance at 9 o'clock. 14-1t
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14

He had no coat upon his back.
But had one on his tongue.
And Rocky Mountain Tea. its said.
Kept him from being hung.
Dad bTeath.)
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14

Use artificial gas tor light and heat
.0-tf
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14
JACK BARRYMORE, FRIEND OF. evelyn THAW.

Barrymore actor who has been mentioned prominently IN
the testn
Evelyn Nesbi the presehe of
The man
Barrymore who is how s stage star
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14

CA - To7EA.
Bears the 1lt i5 Alaa itd hass AIaatS b0-al'H
of lI1/ET IzIs<SS<
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14

An enjoyable surprise was given
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Lulu Hampton on North Seventh
street, in honor of the birthday ami
versary of Mr.. Charles Fetzer. The
appointments pertained To ST Pat
rick's day, and the favors We're sham
rocks. Music and games were provid-
Cd for the amusement of the guests
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14

Miss Ruth Bartei Will entertain the
Alpha Phi Alpha sorority of the high
school; this evening at her home
on South Twelfth street: A luncheon
and social time will be the features
of the meeting:
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14

\. G. Luken & Co
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14

Mrs. Mark O'Hara entertained the
South Thirteenth street thimble club
Tuesday afternoon at her home on
South Thirteenth street. the meeting
being of much enjoyment to the large
number of members present. The
afternoon was spent with needlework
and other pleasant features were mus:
ical numbers by the Misses Martha
Mcclellan and Bessie Adams and a
reading by Miss Selma Knollenberg
A luncheon in courses was served by
the hostess. In two weeks Mrs. Lii
Ian Stout will entertain the club at
her home, PIT South Thirteenth
street.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-03-14

The Ladies' Aid society of Grace NJ.
f. church will give china shower
Friday afternoon from two TO five
O'Clock in tn church parlors: a
musical program will be given and re-
freshnents will be served. All mem
bers of the church and their friends
are cordially Invited 10 be PRESENT
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Snmes Douglas.

Ils To6ert Bruce, Der als Hobert
Der Critic ben Sbron bon S6ottlonb
beitieg. 1929 itarb. beitimmte er. baB
ieiu treueiter Sreunb unb 8affenee>
fdbrte, Sames Douglas, iein in cine
9olOene SapieI sei6lohenes Ser5 mad
Snlditiua bringen ioQte. Ser Sob
perbinberte i'm ndmli6, ben bon inn
9elDbten areu55u9 aus3ufiibren; MN
ioute ~penigitens fem Ser8 I'M beiliaen
2anoe ruben. Iuf Der Heiie na6
Salditina lanbete @raf Douglas nit
Den Seinen in Sepila, mo 9erabe
aori9 alfous Der @lfte bon aaitilien
einen ariegS5u9 9egen Die Iauern
unternabm. Sie i6ottii6en 8rer5s
fabrer i6loiien lid Den Spaniern an
unb fo6ten taper NIT. Sn elmer
bluti9en S6la6t nit ben Iuuren GEE
rietb Die S6aar in idipere S%ebrGngz
nib. Sa mari Douglas III Der b6ds
item Notb Die aapiel nit benz Ser5en
bes 8Dni9s, Die er on elmer gplbeneu
Settle nm ben Sals trrg, mitten inner
Die Seiube uno rief: Ser ioa Der
Selb bes Cages ieiu. Der mir bieies
Ser5 nieber f6afftl" 8irflif iiegz
ten Die S6otten nunmebr; Souelas
a6er fiel. gls man feline 2ei6e ems
porbob. fanb man inter ieinem SGilb
I'M Saube Die aapiel NIT Dem Ser5en
&onig Hoberts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

ipreden eebalten. Ser S6peiter
fparb bel ben @orteu CANA eiiis 81
Wtntbe. Sutte Der Sterbenbe idon
einen Slid in bic @ipi9feit setban?
8, fpenn mn nit Der @rfenntniB Der
@abrbeit au6 Die Heue in ieinem
9er5en erfpd6t mar @ieber nnb
fpieber empfabl lie Die Seele Der
Sarmber5isfeit 8pttes.
Ilt6 Die anberen Inpeienben mos
rem iebr eriGiittert. Sic fatbolii6e
Sienerin brad in Sbrdnen aus nnb
~iiberbdufte in Der Iufregune lire
Serrin nit @orfpiirfen, bab fie ni6t
i6on seitern S6fpeitern Sbeoboro
babe rufen laIien, ba Der Serr bod
mebrmals nod ibr perlangt babe.
8eitern babe er nod ipreben nnb bic
fl. Saframente empfangen fonnen.
Die Same 5og iid beritort in ibr Sin,s
mer 5uriid. pdbrenb Die b~armbersige
Sdpeiter nod BEL Der 2eihe betete.-
Sieies trauriee gnbe, fpelfes mir mad
benz geridte Der betreffenbeu S6tpes
tier er5dblt BADEN. lit tpieber cine Der
I6limmen Sol9en gemii6ter Chen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

iei bas 9entuaI, ipeIbes fi6 Elm Sidter erricbtet
al haben oerrneinte. Gine ipdtere Welt tpiro
barber gu rtdten baben. gSir aber iirb oeS
@inen iid1er. oaB tuenn Der gfame ieneS Mannes
Idngit oergeien III, nod Miliunen fih Der petz
len ct. Bernaros Moud,e nit 3antbarteit erins
nern iueroen, tuelde bic Menihbeit mebr als
8prte sum @rbe binterlieben. 9as @rbe ieuer
auf Der aan5en Groenrunoe geprieienen ct. 8ers
naro 81 rduterpiuer, tpelde 9enau nad) Der 8ors
id1rtft jener tueiiel Wioudle tiur aus ben beiltrifs
tighten YtlanaeniGiten liuo pbne je6e ntetaIliid3e,
dBenoe ooer geraoe5u eiitiee 8eimiidlung 3ubes
reitet iperoen. 9ieie n~nuergleid1Iiden 8ilen
belien IN allen 6daen BON Aeitorter geroauung,
oh oieielbe crit onrdb SppfihmerSen, lebelteit,
Suiituben, 8eritupiuns II. /. no. anseseist miro
poer bereits 81 efpiger Nattigteit, Rldens
itfuddbe, Sebfpinoelanialen, S~bnnndbten, Sebs
ltorungen, 8elbiudbt nro iuaiieriiidti9en Nns
iftuellnger ben urtriiglidhen Spmptonen Der
gei1brIiden 9ebers unb Wierenleioen eeiibrt bat.
3ieie punoertbdtigen Yileu, ipeldbe iiir 20 Gents
in ieoer Npothete gu baben ino, baben ith in
benz Ser3en aler Yatienten, fueldhe o%ieieIbeu
braubten uno ourb ne Setlung %ianoen,, elm
Der RahiueIt epig i~ortleben tuirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

Sn Der Si55eie Northampton, Safcn=
BAN, TDrfDif, Gnslanb.

$50 ipirb gegenpdrtis Die I'll. Meiie
g~efeiert nnD Der Se9en e~eipenoet?
Sn einem 9 a Of It ii b d e n, fir
belien 8ebrau6 in einen 9 Of L
lima per 8o6e be5nble.
SurhI6nittlide ipoc6entli6e Gpl>
Iefte 3s Cd.
9iur cine Stiibe in %unIerer Notb-
Die Soffnung. 0epiB feline roc
ii9en IusIi6ten, tperbet Sbr, liebe
2eIer, ipobl bemerfen. IG fpobll
@er tpeiB? @robe Singe baben IN
Der 9iegel gar tleinen Nnfans. Sa
iuar Der Stau su Bethlehem unb
@ottes Sanb tpurDe bod nidt bers
fiir5t. SD babe Suffnung. Sd.
babe io9ar 9robe Soffnung, Onb
oiele junee Iiiiion, ipelfe bur6 ben
Siidof bon Nortbnmpton eroffnet
prrbe, cine erobe 0iiiiipn perben
pirb.
@ber anspdrtise Silfe lift ausens
bIidli1 notbis. 8erOen mir bies
lel6e erbalten?
SD babe bemerft. fpie b%ereitpi0ie
Die RitgIieber bes 81 t. q NJ
BON Sabna 8er<
ems ben armen, nit Notb fdms
pfenben Erieitern gu SIlfe ellen.
W0hte es nidt ali6 mir bereDnnt
Iein, bab Tie ebenfaIs einen ipmpaz
tbii6en unb mitleibisen SIid nuf mid
unb mein Hin9en, einen 8orpoiten
beg fatbplii6en 8lnubens IN bieier,
in1ofern es ben futboliiben @lauben
betrifft, biirftieen 8eeenb, 81 sriins
ben, iperfen? SIT es mir nt9t az
boffen per9onnt, lieber 2eier, bab
Sbr. in gurem Offer fir ben Sort
idritt ienes @laubens, mir cine bilfs
reide Sanb reifen fperbet? Snz
briinitis rufe i6 gud 5u, mir bei5us
iteben. SIR ieib pieGei6t auber
Stanb biel gu tbun; aber Elm
m fonnt Sbr bod bun n.
Sbuei bas ipeniee, bab in guren
&rGften itebt Inn @ottes Wi0en unb
nit benz anbern ~8enieen", tpeIdes
mir 9eboten tpirb, tperbe i1 I'M
Stanbe iein. allen grnites bieie
Miiiion gu griinben.
@ eibet m einem brinaenS
ben SIIferufe ni9t
taube Obren.
.Woge @ott Cure Sbeilnabme.
ipel6e Sbr Der @riinoune e liner
Iiliion gu Safenbgrl entsesenbringt.
ieenen unb gu1 @ebeiben geben.
+ Irtbur,
8ii6of bon northampton"
Ibreiie: Hep. 8. B. IS T a b,
Sempton 9oab. Safenbam. Norfolf,
gn9lnnb.
90. g. = SD tperbe bdnfbdr unb
prompt iebe @abe bur6 elm i60nes
Bib bonn Seili9iten Ser5en aner%
fennen.
Sic neue Wiiiion tpirb benz 81.
Intonius bon Yabua eetpeibt tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
@ie Der G5ar geien fanft.

@dbrenb zines Spa5ier9an9es be-
aegnete g3nr Meranber Der 9ritte
einem 8Glterlein, melhes cine &a9en@
Iabung 8eien na6 petersburg trans>
portirte. Ser &oiier fniipfte nit
benz Bauer elm 8eIprGb an un0 fragte
i'm, na6oem iener er8G6It bate. Oab
Die 8eien nod Y~eters6ur9 gum Ser
farfe b~ringen tpoute, fpdrim er lie
benn nidt lieber Dem faiierliden
@nritaQ anbiete. Der bod gepiB biele
8eIen perbrnu6e. Ser Bauer anti
portete: YG6. Der 5ablt @inem 10
fdle6t." Ser aaiier fra9te, nie biel
er oenn fir 100 perlan9e. ~G9t
Gubel fiinf5ig &opefen", anttportete
Der Bauer. n8enn On tie gu a6t
Mu6el ldbt, tperbe t6 lie f%nufen. "
Ser Bauer mar einberitdnoen, rnb
Der Safer befabl, linn gum Waritall@
gebduDe 81 folgen. 8ier angelangt.
frngte er eiten 8eamten, ipiepiel fir
@eIen 9e3ablt miro. Ser Seamte
ipuBte bns ni6t. ng8uu. 10 6rin9en
Gle Die Bidder, perlangte Der SaiIer.
.Sie Bidder iiub beri9loiien unb Der
betreffenoe Sberbenmte lit ni6t ons
beim", lautete Die antiport. .Man
moge nad linn lenben. i1 perbe i'm
ermdrten." 9ie Nufregun9 mar MN
felbfberit6nbli6 9roB unb enbli6 fam
Der Senmte. .g8iebiel 5a6len Sie
fir Seien?" fra9te Der Safer. Ser
Sberbeamte enti6uIoigte li6, bas
ni6t 81 pifen, er perbe in ben @iis
6eru nafleben. ~gringen sic Die
Bidder nit Der. i6 mil iel6it Die 3ifs
fer Ie6en." Man brndte lie, unb es
itellte ii6 beraus, baB oas Suuoert
nit % Gubel bere6net iparo. ~giun".
meinte Der &aiier. lid babe fir a6t
&ubel bunbert fir sic ein9efauft, Die
perben auf meme &e6nuns seiest;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Nd N~upiepelt! Mh 3upiebelt!

rSer -. Br. SbeoDore HootebeIf,
Der ebemaIise Sberi It Der .8nubrei>
ter, Die an benz mebrlifen &riege
nit Spanien tbeiIgenomren, Der Yrd1
iibent Der @~ereinigten Stdaten 1T. tpie
bic Sreiie melbet, biefer Sage benz
~llnabbdnsisen Srben Der MotbmGns
ner" bur9 ben @roBs Sncobnee Sobn
%. gberrD in bic Trtbus SsceoIa $40.
/, benz d~lteiten Stamm bes eenannten
Srbens. Der ieinen Sis in NIeranbria.
@a., bat, etneeeIiebert tporben. Sic
8rob> Sncobnee tpirO bemnd6it benz
Prdiibenten Der amerifanii6en &e>
pubIit EN- prddtpou ausgefiibrtes
Bergament in bo1feinem 2ebers @tii
5uitelIen, tpprauf bic i1riftli6e 3u@
ii1erung itsbt, bab Sbeobpr &ooiebelt
elm .0fotbmtdnn" lit unb ane He6te
unb Yribileeien beg Srbens geniebt."
60 al leien in Der nSrance gbre<
tienne".
@Iio bat iif Der 8rGiioent nieher
IN Die Sefeln elmer sebetmen @efe0s
i9aft idlasen Iai1en. gieleidt ers
innern fiH uniere 2eierh an bic
Ielbuns i'm 9e5ember norlssten Sab
res, laut tpelber Der ,@rob<S Orient
bon Sranfreih Dem Rrdiibenten fol>
genbe i9mei9elbafte Borte iiberianbt
bate:
.Yaris, 9. Sspk, 1905.
Germ Mooiebelt. BrdSibent Der
Der. Chatter, Sbfter Bat,
III. S.)i
Ser @rob.S Orient bon Srnnfs
reid bat Die gbre, Sbnen feline
ber5Ii6iten @liidpiinf6e gu entS
bieten, Oh bes berborra9enben
Sienites, tpelden sic Der
@eni6beit geleiitet baben. 9as
Sreimaurertbum iGGtt iid
gliidlid, Sanf einem ieiner be-
riibmteiten sobne, feline eroben
8runbidbe bes Sriebens unb Der
griiberlibfeit triumpbieren 81
ieben.
Ser 8rdiibent beg 8atbes bes
Srbens.
2aerre, Seputirter."
SieIes S6reiben beg 8rpBsS rients
beaiebt ii6 auf bic Sriebensbermitte>
lung &ooiebelt's 5tpiiden 8ublanb
unb Sapan. = Bir fdGben ben YrdS
iibenten ieiner amtlid}en gigeni6nft.
iotpie in man6en perionli6en gor>
3iigen ebenio bod, tpie Die beIten gfes
publifaner; aber in punfto gebeime
@eieni1aften lit gfooiebelt ni6t rein
unb beult NIT ben 8OIfen. .tuie Die
anbern Mqe!"
Sem Eoetsn garbucci, BrofeHor ON
Der llnineriitdt bon Bologna. lit elmer
Der Nobelz Yreiie 5uerfannt porben.
garbueei. elm perbiiiener Sreiseift. III
Der berii6tiste 8erfafier per Satans>
bbmne, bic er in italieniiter Spra6e
perfabt unb befen Sdlubsgerie alic
Iaiten:
Gin pirbelnber Stnrmpinb
@rgeubt ii6 iein Sbem;
Or nabet. ibr 8olfer,
Satanus Der @robel
CT nabet nit Spenben;
Guf feuri9em @aeen
Sur63iebeno bic 2anbe.
Ri9ts bemmet ben Seer5ug.
Sriumpb Dir, o Satan,
Ser freien 8ernunft
Nd6enbe 8raftl
Sn Dir infer @eibrau9.
gu Dir unier Sleben,
gu Dir. Dem 9eIieger
Ses Yrieiters Sebopnb'sl"
llnb benz llrbeber bieIer gottesldite.
ridden 8erie lit Der Nobels Yreis 5us
e%rfannt porbenl 9abur6 miro bit
@bre. Die nit benz @mpfane bieies
Yreiies perfniipft tpar. alf etpige Sci:
ten belubelt unb ale friiberen gm.
pfdnser iino bei6impft. Yrdiibent
8ooiepelt, Der ibn befanntli6 ia aud
ais Inerfenmune fir feline @ermitt'
Iuuo i'm inpnniihs rlIiiiScheu @ried,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
@etier 8att aus oetm Siioen.

sd mD6te Sereu, Die nit Iabs
mem &iiden unb Iierenleiben be-
baftet iinb, einige quite @infe seben",
iagt S. 81. glantenibip aug Bed,
Senn. sd babe NIT abioluter
Siherbeit betpieien. bab electric
8itters bieie qualboIle Gage ipirflif
abi6affen fann. 9ie erite Slaihe
CAB mir groBe 2inoerun9 nnb na6s
benz i6 eini9e Slaihen mebr genoms
men bate, tpar id p%onftdnbis eebeilt;
10 politdnois, bab es mir elm Ger@
gniigen 9eporben, bieies srobe Seil>
mittel 81 en,pfeblen." Inter 8a<
rantie berfauft in Der Ipotbefe bon
&. 8. 8uete, $50 Wain Strabe,
Dubuque. Soma. Yreis so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

- 2ebt einfa6 unb lebt gut. nnb
bur1 ben @ebrau6 bon 9r. Iiiguit
8onig's Samburser Sropfen nirb
irsenb elm Iagenleiben furirt unb Der
Wasen ipiro in cine quite gerfaiiung
gebra6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

iogar Die &ibs fem nab
on Nir I'M Itrafe @iG)
NIT filler Sera1tung.
So9ar Der 2isbetb ibr
3peit ii 9 It (bes
aaeriiinsite fam nod
nit talfe) bot seiast:
.S'Ya bdb man,"
8un Die 9ienftmdo@
der is eS iipiprigens e
Srefbeit. bnnn Die
bantpe Mi9 in be
Sroiptuel gebra9t. 9es
heiRf. eineutIih f,or ga
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Sine ttmihreibnng.

Gin Sran3oie, Der in einem Tria
bat6auie elmer beutifen Stabt los
sierte. mo Riemnnb fran8oiii9 bers
itanb, nollte einmal, ais er bein,
@ittageIien lid an Der Suppe elm
ipenig ben Munb berbrannte. 81 pers
itebeu 9eben, bnB Die Suppe iebr beib
lei. or nubte nidbt aus5ubriiten
ilnb ia9te enbli6: ~g9, bas lit piel
CONNER in Oas Suppl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29

Die iibrieen 500 Stiid. tpelhe Der
Bauer fiibrt. nerben Sic nit % Hus
bel bas Sunbert Dem Manne be5dblen,
iebo6 bios a6t Hu6el in Die 9feobs'
nung eintra9en." Ser Sber6eainte
fam am anberen Gage I'M ieinen Nbs
ldieO Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
Subn Httid, Gsa., Wirb ipieber cinntal
BPM ieiner Mlten nngerrfter
@eiie befdulbist.
Wiiter @piterl

Miiter gbiterl
SD LOB es gu Sbne, @iiter gbiter,
pb SD ba mas berfor fam, no bod
Der Si6aai 9eiagt bot, es ndr
alright.
Glio ndmli6 bic Nlti is mdb an
Nir nit nor bes. ionnern bes gauge
Saus, Die SienitmGb6er influbiiff I'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-29
8erblRn1t.

Srennb (ber NIT benz Sausberrn
ms 8irtbSbaus 9eben ipiu) I:
.@arum ite1it 9u benn ben Stiefels
fnedt 70 ipeit unter'S 8ett?"
.I6, bamit ma6t mir meine Sralt
INNER @ortpiirfe. tpenn ib ipdt nu6
SaI1e fommel"