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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-04-25

Harrisburg, April % Representa-
tive Edgar r. Kiess, of Lycoming, is
looming up as candidate for the Re
publican nomination for state treasur
er He is popular in the house and
has been acting as chairman of the
railroad committee since Thomas V.
Cooper, of Delaware, abandoned
that position.
Mr.. Kiess belongs to the younger
element in the legislature that is
practically in control of the lowe
branch. This element also includes
Representatives Beidleman, Of
Dauphin; Mayer, of Lebanon, and
Duhsmore of Tioga. Practically no
bill gets through that they oppose.
There is Il tremendous truth in
this gospel of laughter if more of US
only knew it. A laugh will do for
the health what bottles of medicine
never can do. For, after all, cheer
fulness is just as contagious as dis
ease. Try growing once into sun
ny face, and yon simply cannot do
it. You cannot discourage a woman
who, every time she opens a door,
greets you with pleasant face and
expects something pleasant to turn
up. Be as furiously mad as you
please, or AS glum or morose as you
like. but let IA baby smile at you, ,and
can you helPsmiling back?
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1907-04-25

Harrisburg, April IS. = For the
first time since they came together
the members of the House held three
sessions yesterday, inaugurating a
series ofevening sessions preparatory
to adjournment May Is.
Despite the fact that they had put
in a hard days work, the lawmakers
were in good spirits, and made mer-
ry last night when passing on second
reading the bill increasing the sala-
rites of Representatives and Senators
to 81 500 4 year. They are now get
ting $3.50,
Every institution which exists for
the purpose of taking in and reliev-
ing the suffering and the afflicted,
making no Determinations for any
reasons whatever and asking no
remuneration from the poor and the
unfortunate, deserves the assistance
Of the State, hut no other.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-06-20
Idaho Poisons Covotes.

State Game Warden Stevens re-
ceived yesterday large amount OF
strychnine from Philadelphia, which
will be used by the department. for
the poisoning of coyotes and other
predatory animals.
The expenditure for this poison is
the first to take place under the new
law which placed the sum Of $4,000 in
the hands Of the game warden for use
in the destruction of wild animals.
So far as known, this is the first
time in the history of the United
States when state started in along
this line to protect it's game and stock
interests. While there have been
company hunters here in Idaho, hired
by local stock associations, there has
been no official recognition of the
hunting of wild animals as state
function. The outcome of the expert
ment is to be watched with a good
deal of interest, for the bounty system
is admittedly a failure, in that it stops
short of determination, both because
Of destroying a profitable industry
that of growing wolf scalps-and then
the hunters cannot make enough out
of the business to keep at it when the
numbers of the noxious animals beg;p
to decrease.-Idaho Statesman
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-06-20
GentlenesS.

The strength of God is very gentle.
He does not make a great noise in
lifting the tides or in speeding the
stars in their courses. The sunshine
is one of His greatest treasures of
power. He turns the hearts of stall
wart sinners by the touch of infant
fingers or by the memory of pious
mothers spiritual beauty and fidelity.
By loving invitations, tender encour-
agements and manifold ministries of
patience and sympathy, He encour-
ages the penitence and the faith of
sinful and weak human hearts. His
children should seek more of His gen.
tleness We are too easily tempted
to buster and violence. We forget
that gentleness is greatness as well as
goodness. If we would do brave
deeds, let us seek to be filled with
divine gentleness.-Northern Chris
tian Advocate.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-06-20
PC. COLLINS. Cashier.

daring road agent VINO nad stopped Ill
was a woman, and still more to my
surprise l saw it was neither more
nor less than Mrs. Williams
Hold up yer hands, gents,'' said our
captor, quietly: 'stain't you I'm after;
us you, ye good for nothin' nincom-
poop, as she covered him with the
shotgun. @Jest shell out that money
We got today at the bank-all-every
cent of it,
I With trembling hand old Williams
drew from his breast an old leather
pocketbook, and handed it to his
spouse who opened it and glanced at
the contents. still keeping the gun
1eveled in our direction.
-Four hundred and fifty-two,'
she said slowly, after a careful scrut-
my: II thought SO! ye're forty-eight
dollars short. Hain't ye got no more?'
mot a cent, Marthy," returned the
terror stricken man, ''as Gods my wit
ness
We'll, We kin borrow it off some OF
them gents. They know ye're good for
It, returned his obdurate spouse.
The whole situation was SO ludic-
rous that we other three passengers
and the driver burst into a roar o1
laugher. Immediately reached for my
purse, but the colonel was before me
and with low bow and benignant
smile, rendered his. The woman &C.
cepted it with the utmost gravity, and
took from it two twenties, a five, and
three dollars in silver.
This she said solemnly, as she re-
turned the purse, lis a loan to the ole
man. Never fear. He'll pay. I'll
make him. Now, ST." she continued
turning to her husband, you'll fine
my boss tethered over thar. Git on his
back an go to San Luis for more
money. I'm going to Frisco in this
yer stage, if them gents has no objec.
tions. I'll meet you up thar"
We, gallantly, simultaneously, an6
unanimously, assured her we hat
none. Two minutes afterwards We
were bowling along merrily again a:
if nothing had happened. Mrs. Will
liams was the lion, or rather the lion
ess Of the trip. She had, of course
| mounted on horseback after the stag.
passed the ranch, with the intention O.
| overtaking us while we were taking
| supper at the Pleito, which she did
with the above result.
| None Of us, I think, ever gave tn,
business away, not ever the colonel
though he relished the joke hugely
have been stood up by woman.-Sa1
| Francisco ArgOnaut
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-06-20
A Great Benefactor.

If people of other countries were
asked the name of the Englishman
who they hold in greatest respect that
of Lord Lister would rise spontane-
ously to their lips. This, at least. is
literally true, that no man alive has
by a single discovery conferred upon
the whole of mankind greater boon
than did the surgeon who discovered
the antiseptic treatment of wounds
London Telegraph.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-06-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CLUB

Fifteen girls at the University OF
Wisconsin have associated themselves
in what they cali single-blessed-
ness club. The penalty for getting
married is $500 and club dinner;
for dancing with man, Is cents;
for walking with man, 80 cents; for
receiving flowers or any other gift
from a man, SO cents. I'm sure it
will be a success" says President
Hedwig E. Federale, because we
have a fixed purpose in view. Once
belonged to similar organization
of ten giEls, who were pledged to
celibacy, but now three Of them are
married and FIVE are engaged. But
we had no fixed purpose In that So
ciety.-Hartfovd Courier.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-06-20

upon a host and robs thousands of
the common day of rest. The man
VINO can't get shaved on Saturday has
no real excuse for making the barber
work on the Sabbath. I do NOT want
to descend to trivial things. but von
all know, as well as I. that there are
thousand and one things done thai
nave no business to be performed on
the Sabbath.
we need readjustment to-day in
our estimate of values. Sunday as
the Sabbath is a boon to man. Sun
Gay as a side show to the other six
days OF the week is a sacrilege.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-06-20
The Transforming Power of Life,


The Arabs have a saying about the
palm tree, that it stands with it's
feet in salt water and it's head in the
sun. They often cannot drink the
brackish water found in the oasis
where the palm grows, but they tap
the tree and drink the sweet palm
sap.
The palm tree by the magic of it's
inner life can so change the elements
found in the unkindly soil around
it that they minister to it's growth
and strength and fruit-bearing. So
we in our earthly life must often have
our feet in the mire and bitterness
Of sin around us; and upon our heads
will often beat the fierce heat OF
temptation. But in spite Of these
things we shall be able to grow and
grow strong, if within there is the
making of new life through Jesus
Christ.-Bible Advocate.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-06-20
flow Christ Makes Something of Us

An English preacher used the fol-
lowing illustrations: "Once there was
brier growing in the ditch, and
there came along a gardener with his
spade. AS he dug round it and lifted
it out, the brier said to itself: What
is he doing that for? Doesn't he
know that am only an old, worthless
brier?' But the gardener took it and
planted it amid his flowers, while the
brier said What mistake he has
made, planting an old brier like N.Y.
self among such rose trees as these!'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-06-20
Carrying the Cross.

In the mind of Jesus the cross is
not particular misfortune, but the
measure of suffering implied in ev-
cry act of love and self denial; this
is the sense in which it is the very
instrument of redemption; Jesus car
ried His cross, and those who follow
Him must initiate Him, and in like
manner carry a cross for the saliva
ton of the world.-Auguste Saba
tier
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-06-20
Sing Amid the Shadows.

Anybody can sing in the sunshine:
you and I should sing when the sun
has gone down, and when clouds pour
out their rains, for Christ is with US.
II. r. Miller.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1907-06-20
THE DIFFERENT WAYS.

There's a right way and a wrong way
Our lives to live
There's a short way and a long way
Our help to give.
Iheres good way and a bad way
For everything.
A merry way and sad way
Don't sigh, but sing.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
HIetm cfcTAmrtAten aus St2ot
xns Mmeesen0.

Im Mittmoh. Den 2. Cftober,
ueri6ieb I'M Srnn5isfaner salpiter 5u
Dubuque Sdipeiter Maria @erpniid.
9e6orene Gdcilia 9ellmann. Sieielbe
lpliroe am "a. Iusuit 1884 81 Nieiu
8ienna, Soma, geborcn uno trat ont
81. Suguit 1904 in Den Oroen bes III.
Sran5iotlis 3u 9ubuaue elm. Sa5
Se9rdbnib fanb Sreiia9 itott. Sie
rilbe in SrieOen! Sen trauernoen
Sinterbliebenen unier ber5li6es Yeis
leiD!
IS. g. Sransen. beittider abpos
tat unb Iotar. 8iinmer 41s Ofiices
Gebdubc. 8. iinb Wnin<S trabe.
- Su Der Seilis Geiits Stride tpurs
ben am WittipodJ ebelid 9etraut: Sri,
Gtiiobetb 9iagnb, Todter bon Srall
a~atbarina &agas uuo Serr Carl s.
8iiang. beioe mobl6efnnnte iunge
Xente bier. Sas junge gbepanr bat
ieir nelies Seim 10. 81 an Der 0tliss
catine StraBe quiaei&lagen. @lild
gum SuneM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
Mhtuna. Gatholifen!

Griole i'm @niieoeln BON Seuten diif Jarlieit
fpirb am beifen ~eraielt. uenn man ben Nns
IieoIeru hiIft ooS recpte Garo 5u ben redten
YreiIea III erlauaen. in elmer gage. 100 oaS lano,
bos alinla gno bic Grnten nno Der Nartt Die
Selten limb.
Gataiuba, Gis., cine citation Der Sou giien'
babu, $50 MeiIen oflif BON ct. Rnnl. ~ Elm
mobnen. uno berer Carmen 81 tlein ltno ini ale
tbre atnoer 81 oerioraei, uno no oas. SGno
Su tbeuer TT, nadohritlim empjehie. 81. Gas
taipba iino Jest ipld1e GARNER, bic bonn Slioen
tanert, 100 fe Al bpben Yreiien auSuertautren
nnb Die burd) Den @edliel. binuen orei. JGpren
ibren Yeiib uiermal an ansoebnnne iino ssertb
uersr6sert baben.
Srsenb etn prettiifer 5armer. rein spetu.
lant) Der nehr 9arb braudbt FIR ieine sinoer
ais er eesenpdrtig oeist. lit ireanoiida eiige'
laoen bel Serrn Ism. aentpen ooer Serru Sonts
y9epers, @ataiuba, Rts., por5nipred1eu. 0tele
Neibeu 5uiamnen nit anbereu hieli9en pratt.
idben 6armeru tperoen ibm ~toiienlos 3eigeii fpnS
unb mo ipiiniheutr ertes Sano III. uro mas oaa
nit getbGu iueroeu Tam, inoein ~ INN bic Hes
iultate ihrer eigener S1rneit uno 6arnteret bets
gen nno perfanien ni6t ihr eisenes Hano, ions
toitenlos, Hano gu ttnoen,. aus5nludlet lino 81
redlten Hreiien Su sauien, 10 oaB bic Sduler uns
ter ben ieBigen alritiaen urnitanoen ben pollen
Wertb hires @el6eS erhnlteu. Gnta,pba ~ elm
reuer Dirt nit 10 tatbpliie1eI IRo arbettianieil
| 5Gmilier, bic lest am 3itnoaniente zines 3fuei=
itpdigen ShulgebduoeS $50 bel 20 BuBl uro iur
eiu Gforrbaus arbeiten. Gas 2ano iiet9t lest
iehueu i'm Ereiie, nno oieienigeu. Die 5uerlt TOM
men. BADEN iucniger aapitel nbthig dig Die, ois
fuortlid, iein. onB feline ialidle Saritedung oei
9ntiaeben iino llmitdnoe oortunintt.. 6Lr iuetters
Ginselnheiten ibreibe man on Sotcpb S~eu'
Aatpoliidber TfQrrer. Sarou Wiseoutr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
Die bentiGen &atbplifcn miifen
hanDeln.
Cope. mis-.

9ns nere @ailen6alis in 2~incoln,
Nebr., bns bon 8rnueu S6peitern
aus Guebec seleitet nirb. lit ieiner
Seltintnlilng iibergeben porben. Die
%fornlele groifnuns loa i'm 2aufe bies
les 0ionats itattfinben. 3n bemS
ielben 9ebort elm 2anos Complex bon
140 Gcres. Ser Ban bat $4,000
gefoltet unO lit i6uloenfrei.
Sci bieier @elegenbeit mag nod be-
merit lein, bab Die. @riinouns bon
@uiIenbduiern, 6odidulen ETC., bier
III Den Der. Staaten bon b~eionberer
8idti9feit lit, neil pamit mir Die 3 III
t geiorgt miro. Die 3 E II hs
rebenben &atboIifen inn @eiten
iolten ii1 Siefes Defenders merfen
nnb ipenn lie Initalten baben tpolen,
Die | + Inforberungen unb Biinz
i6en entfprehen. iollen lie iorsen, Daft
iold)e bel Seiten in Insriff
genommen peroen, tpenn ni6t in 9ros
zen Simeniionen. bann in fleineu.
Iber es bGngt + I ntel oappn ab,
per 3 II It III einem 8irfungsfreile
bier 5nerir er 6 t unb oenielbeu
belegt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08

hoff ei9ens fir Die @enerals @erinmms
lung geoidtete 2ieber, ioipie eini9e
betnnnte &olfslieber. llnb bamii
fam man politdnbig aus.
Wenn nun anbermdrts Die
Badges" i6por5zpeib roth parer
unb Die ~@aht am @bein" geIungen
purOe, 10 lalerte bnbinter Iiferlif
mid Die Ibiiht. Die ScIterreiter
Snrembnrger unb Shipei3er 81 bers
lesen. @s seifab chen. neil mar
oas hleraulanoe nislfad,~ 70 QslnAa'
1T. Iber eS fam nidt idaben, Daf
unIer perebrter Correspondent bns
raul bingepieien bat; benn feinei
bon ms tam ippllen, bdB Die 8eitres
bllngen, Die 9eutihen Der Der. Stuas
ten iino insbeionoere Die beutIdber
&atbolifen Der Ser. Staaten mebl
nnp mebr 81 .einigen, burd) neben-
ldflidc Sin9e bintan9ebn l.
ten unb Ell Of NJ I t iperbert. SIN
@egentbeil, allies nebenidhlide, untpe
lcntlibe Srennenbe IoQ nah Moglih.
felt befeitigt fperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
9ante5bei6liie oes Gentral : yereins.

Iuf bd5 Ser3lihite, 8GrmIte mn
Gbrfnrftpollite banft Die 50. General
@erImtmlung Dem pdpitlifen 9elegas
ten, Or. Grceuen5 Wisr. 8. Salconir
bon &aibingtpu, 9. g., fir fem CIR
IHeinen in u%nierer Iitte. fir feline
10 pdterlid)en, ber5lid)en nnb 5u Ser
sen gebenben Inipra6en, Die ms Ille
nit neuem Wiiitbe. NIT neiler 8egeie
lteruna erfiillten;
Sem bpdbip item Serrn Gr5biIhoi
9. Is. Iebmer bon @ilpautee. @is..
Dem bodlp' item 9iidof s. S6pebnf
bon ga 9roiic. @iS., benz bp6lp' item
Wligr. s.. e. @pller bon ct. 2oltis,
Wo., fir ibre 10 tiefempfunbenen, fer
nigen unb %5eitgemdBen SeItprebigten,
in ipel6en 5odoieielben uns oas SUM-
oament u~nierer 3iele unb Seitrebunz
gen flar b%arlegten;
Sen bodip' item 8iihDfen s. Sdniicn,
9. s., bon S~elebile, 81, unb u. s.
S6inner, 9. 8, o superior, 8is.,
DEM boGtp'i ten Nbte Sroipin Gonrab.
3. G.. g., o Conception, W2o., Der
ecianmten bDGniirbigen @ei1tlidfeit
fir lire @iitipirfung bel Dem 10 erbez
benocn Gottcsbienite ,Inb fir Die 10
bdtcrliden. on ms gerihtcten Mnrte.
Der SeIebrung, %Grmabnun9 unb Or
numbering;
Snni9Iten Sanf mierem bodpers
ebrten Seitgdite, Germ Eehtsanlpalt
Or. s. Sitter bon aiel, Seuti1lano.
Mit9lieb Der Gentrirnss Srnftion bes
beutiden &eihstages fir leine 10
berrliden, belebrenben unb ermln>
ternben Iniprnden bel ben offent>
lid,en nnb @eiddftss q riammlun9en;
@Grmiten 0anf benz bodip. Serril
Sr. Socnt9eratb, Heftor Des Soiepbi>
NUNS in Columbus, Ohio, fir feline 10
%Seit9emdbe Iniprade unb 8elebrune T;
Ser5liGen Sant unb Inerfennuna
Der bod,fp. @eiitlidfeit bon Dubuque.
Soma, unb Der boffp. 8eiitliffeit bon
9fab unb Scrn fir Die Spfer, fpel6e
bieielbe in unierem Sntereile ge>
bradt bat;
Sanf mn Entertaining Ser eez
Iamnnten @%eiitlidfeit, Die ourd i6r 10
5ablrei6es gri1einen gum grfolee Der
so. General : Geriammlung beige
trasen bat;
Snnt Dem Siireermeiiter Der Stabi
Sub1aue, CT. gbren Serrn Sfunt,
fiir ieinen 10 ber5li6en 9epiafpmms
nun9serub;
Snnisen unD ber5liden 9anf Ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08

Seitreonern BEL Den 10 berrlih pers
ldufe1en Dffentlihen %eriammlitneen,
DEM boflp. Serrn Hep. s. allemper
bon Carroll, Soma. ben ad]tbdren Ser
rem 8eorg Stel5le bon minneapolis,
Mimi, Heht5nnnalt 6. Y. g. SGneiz
Derbabn bon ct. 2ouis, DO, Soiepb
@att, Geonftenr bes .8anberer" bon
ct. Saul. Winn., unb Srn. Niatre
bon ct. Souis, Io.;
Seionberen %inni9cn Onnf nnb Inz
erfennung inherent 10 portreffliG]en,
nie crmiibcnben. fir Die fathpliihe
Sadie lid aufopfernben S%eitprdliDene
ten, Dem aftbaren Germ 9tifolalts
@onner, ipelder init DEM geiummten,
10 opferfrcuoigen Seits In5lfnB, feline
Wiilbe, 3eit unb Spfer iGeute, Gle 50.
General : @%eriammfung al eine,m
@lun5punfte in Der @ei6ihte bes
Central ereins 5u nlofen;
Snuf ben SGngern unb SGnaerins
ncn unb Den 6erren Srganilten, pcl6e
beim @~ottesbienlte uub bel Den 6ffentz
liGen Sntbplifen : Seriammlllnaen
our GrbDbun9 Der Seier uno %er9rDs
Berln9 heS @rfplges mitoelpirft baben,
uno lire cbrliden S~emii6nn9en. ben
SeitimmunGen be3 .Wiptn ~prpprip"
inbetreff bes firtlidcn @elanges nnd)
&rdften nah5ufommcn, bepieien
baben;
Sanf Dem 10 berrliden ME crmiis
Oenpem Samenz MuSifu6, Sanf benz
10 frennSli6en Gnt9egenfommen Der
Seipobner Subuaue'5 Snnf Muen,
lpclde gum @rfol9 ser 80. General
Merchandising b%ei9etrngen;
8ir oanfen aid Der oeutihen uno
englii6en Ereiie Subllque's, pelde in
be~reittpilliger &eile gum grten Sc
lingen Der SO. @enerdls Seriammlling
mit9eipirft bat.
Gin berslihes .Iergelt's @ottl"
rnfen mir ELLEN Su. mDge Der liebe
@ott IQen hire Wiiben uno Iufppies
rlln9en tauienOfah b~elobnen. N0aen
Die 10 becrliden Worte, nelhe in Die
len Sagen an ms aeriftet ipurben,
auf frid]tbaren 8oben ~gefaIen lein
mn tauienbfdlti9e Srllht %brin9en.
@ir perben ms tets bieier 10 herr
li6en Gage in Subilaue IN Sanfbars
felt erinnern, rnb ben IN Dubuque einz
pfan9enen Samen ausItrenen iiber Die
gan5en Ser. Staaten, 3um Seil uitp
5lrm Segen u~nieres geliebten neuen
VaterldnDes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
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lpiirbe ib iie ni6t ermdbnen. SD
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iagte: 8ir neriteben inter beuti6en
Yrieltern Sobne oenti Of /
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genbipel6em beutl6en 2anDe abb
itummen.
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unIeren Gonpentipnen Die Sarbe Der
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peibzrotb lit, fonnte man fat glauz
ben. es lei etnns paran on Die
ier I~uslegung, ais oh MIR 8eidss
beutIhe m%it5dblten. Die Surben
Idipnr5s iueibs roth iinb rei6soeutId,
Inter bieien bnben Die 2uremburger.
9eutid@S eiterreidJer. Sdnei6er uip.
feinen Ylat uno molten III d
teinen baben. Die 9rosbents
iGen Snrben, Die nlle Seitidc
(au6 Seutihs @merifauer) eini6lies
Ben, Iinb i6par3srotbsgolb. Sd
boffe. DOB man nit iol6en Sn6er
ni6t bier and Die Seuti6en trennt.
ipie ma i'm Sabre 1866 bic Seutl6er
in Selltlhlnnb 9etrennt bat.
glud i6eint es mir eigentbilmlif
bah man bel beuti6en. fatbpliI6er
Setter. lpenn audi III. i'm Concert
bie .@ h am u bein" Iingt
Sie ,@adt am Nbein" lit feline
Sbmne, nod neniger cine Nntionnl:
bDmne, es lit Elm mooerner Sriegs'
aeiang, ipnbri6einlih nm Die @e'
i6idte 81 fdliben, Dab man Sranf.
reid, nm es CUR Silfe geeen Seiter'
reid su. baben, STEERS bns Inf
8beius llfer dn9eboten bot.
Sd mDdte als paiicnbe5 Natio'
nals2ieo .Scs Seutd der So
terlanb" empfeblen:
r@aS lit bes Seutihen
@dterlonb? 80.
60 peit Die Deutihe 3nil9e
flingt
llnb Soft i'm Simmel 2icber
lingt $50.
Sns gauge 9enti6lnnb ioa
e5 iein."
Sin 9eutiher. aber fein
Gei6soeutl6er.
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Snn,ii ii6 Niemanb on DEM @or
IS Of" itoBt, bns ieiner'
3eit IN Dem Gnlpf gegen Del
.@anoerer" cine ~eigcunrti9c Snter'
probation eriubr, poIlen mir our Or
fldrun9 folgenpes beifiigen: @rpB'
bertld bieb i'm pori9en Sabrbuubcr
iene Yartei in Seutlhlanb, pelde -
it @egcninb 81 Der fleinbeutihen =
Die G%iniglng beS @~nterlanbeS an
itrene foberaliitiiher @runplage mi
/. gini6luB beiber @roBmd1te
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
Welo III berleibem.

Die Reierpez 5onosG pminiiidre Der &6ni. antb,
@egenieitieen Sdubgeienidaait bon Soma per-
Iei6en @el6 aui Soma GRANDDAUGHTER gu ft0Bis
ae1 3iuien. GenlaB Der Contribution 0eS Ser
eines. III es ben 9ommiiidren nidt erlaubt. @eio
i'm Netrape bon mebr ais 80 Tro3ent auf ben
iuirtlidhen ssertb oeS gdnoeS su Ieiben nnD itir
an Bic @eieaidaft penben. m6geu fb bic
merfen.
lin @elufe. @usfllboeen. II. {. no., unb fir
ndbere Gin5elnEeiten idrei6e man all Herrii
ooer an Serrn yorenS Conner, 2trettor.
9ubuuue. Suiua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-08
photographer oer Delegation.

iueldDe nit ibren Samcn Den @cuerals
@erfammlnusen in Snbuame pom 8.
bis sum f2. Scptcmber b%eiiupbnten,
finb nod INNER 81 baben. Sefannts
lid itclt bic cine @ruppc bic Sclesa-
ten pcs Central Sereiues nnb bic an=
here bic Selcsaten hes ct. Voniia-
tins @unbcs ppn Soma bar. Ani beis
ben abnabmen befinbcn lid bic sur
iSrit aniucicnbc boG,u. 8ciitlihteit unS
bic Wlitslicoer pcs Subuauer &Ufals
Counties, io,uie Or. 3. Bitter BON
Sruti1ianh. Srcis elmer Hbctps
graphic lit $t.00. auf Iappenbcfel
anfge5ogeu $50. @ian ienoe Sc
itelluEgen nit Sctrag an:
u. y. M afen5ic,
1878 Sian Strase,
Subuauc, Sa.
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