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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02
Today's Exposition
Program.
JAPANESE DAY.
SYRACllSE nav
NFNOO oE DN u
Special Features Of the Day.

Special Features Of the Day.
10 a. m. to IL m.-National
Council of Women, Auditorium
1920 n. Morgan Recital,
Frederick Smith, Convention Hall.
IL n. m.-Conce.t. Exposition
Band. transportation Building.
1880 n. M. TO 1890 d. m-Con-
cert, Mexican National Band,
Main Gate stand.
IL a. m.-Japanese Day Exer-
cises. Auditorium.
p. m.-Song Recital, Nine
Rosa Linde, assisted by ].
Phillips Rowland. Pianist. Audi
forum.
p. m.-story Hour for Chill
dren Young and Old, Gertrude
Andrews. Social Economy Build
ing.
3 p. m.-Japanese Daylight
ieworks.
p. m.--The Needlessness of
Consumption, Il. G. Routzahn.
Stercopiican, Social Economy
Building.
p. Morgan Recital, Edward
Keiser. Audito. ium.
4:2O p .m.-Speedy. High Diver.
War Path.
$50 to $50 p. m.-Concert,
Mexican National Band, Review
ing Stand.
$3.50 p. m.-Speedy. High Diver.
0aar ':;:.s.,.-
Stated Program Every Day.
1890 n. m.-Gates Open.
. n. m. to 12 m.-Free Public
Play Grounds. near Mothers and
Chidrens' Building.
$3.50 to 1880 a. m.-Concert,
Exposition Band, Main Entrance
Stand
10 "A. m.-And hourly thereaf-
ter. Exhibition of Weather Blu.
reau Earthquake Recorder Gov
ernment Building A.
10 to ~ n. INSTRUMENTATION
of Reading by the Blind, Social
Economy Building.
IL n. Playground Possibili-
ties, Howard Bradstreet, Social
Economy Building.
1870 n. m.-Pyeparation of
large weather map from reports
Nil SNtiN'uo vi ttie y
II n. m. to 4 p. m.-Session of
Children's School Farm.
1880 a. ILLUSTRATED Lecture,
"Reclaiming the Desert by Mr..
C. J. Blanchard, u. S. r. s.. Inter
Tor Department, Government
Building a.
II m.-Child Labor in America,
A. ]. McKelway. Stereoptican,
Social Economy Building.
p. Geographic and stere-
optican Exhibition, Scenes on In
dian Reservation with lecture. In.
terror Department, Government
building A.
200 p. M Geographic Exhibition
and lecture, Scenes in Yosemite
Valley. Government Building A.
2 to p. m.-Phinney's Unitei
States Band. Auditorium.
2:SO p. m.-United States Life
Saving Service Drill at Station.
3 p. m.-Illustrated Lecture.
"Tho Land That God Forgot" by
C. ]. Blanchard. u. s. r. s. In
terror Department, Government
Building A.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02
NEWPORT NEWS. va WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER y 1907

'hcy viii handle no freight for tho
steamship lines now using the crews
oil the vessels to load cotton.
me railroad announced that 80
guards Will arrive here tomorrow and
mat more are on route.
The local steamship agents nnnounc.
ed that within twenty.four hours they
VIII hcgin loading cotton into n dozen
vessels with non'unlon labor thus de.
lying The 1000 cotton handlers now
lille III sympathy with the locked out
screwmcn. More than 5000 men are
Involved.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02
Theory Of Assault by Negro Seems
10 Have Been Exploded By
Wounded Han.
He SUSPECTS MISS WEISS FAMILY
Positive Statement That 1t waa No. a
Negro Who Made the Attack Near
Rock Hin, Puts Entirely Now As-
pect Upon Case and Leads to ar.
rest Of Chas. Weiss.
UBy tho Associated progs.)

ALEXANDRIA, VA, Oct. HAY
iins' they believe. disposed OF lno
theory that Miss Amelia Weiss was
attacked by negro. the Virginia au,
thoritles last night procured tho ar.
rest OF Charles Weiss. baker, of
ll23 Fonr-and.a.Half street. Southwest,
q brother OF the girl. He Is being
hold at the First Precinct station
ana was surrendered to the Virginia
authorities this morning.
The arrest OF Weiss, who stutly
declares his innocence, liz the result OF
the assertion OF John w. Mullen, who
was shot and seriously wounded at
the time Miss Weiss says she was
dragged into the woods, near Rock
liiil Rossyn, Va. and made to sub
init TO the most brutal treatment.
Mullcns statement that 1t was
white man and not negro. who,
after clubbing himself almost into in
sensibility. fired two shots into his
body ana left him for dead, and that
he believes his assaiiant was q reia-
tive of the GIRL caused the police end
the Virginia authorities TO seek a mo-
tive beyond the gir.'H unsnpp6gteif
story that negro attacked her
Conduct Suspicious.
Charles Weiss. the man under ar
rest, Is the only member of the family
who. the authorities say, has not ac-
counted for his movements on Sunday
ut the time OF the assault After
his arrest last night by Lieutenant
Holinberger and Policemen Lester and
Walter. of the Fourth Precinct, at HIS
home. Weiss was taken to the central
office and there questioned by Lieu
tenant Peck.
Weiss tells the following story OF
his movements on Sunday and follow
ing the assault:
Wess' Story.
II was Mt my home in Virginia Mt
10 o'clock Sunday morning and re-
manned there until after dinner. leav-
Ing about 2:30 o'clock. At that time
my sister. Amelia, had not gone out.
After left I came straight TO my
house in the city, where loafed
around until evening, and on Monday
morning went to work ut Sic Second
street, Northeast, where was en-
ployed.
AT z O'Clock this evening l return
ed to the house, to find my wife with
Il newspaper. from which she read the
first knowledge | had of the assault.
intended to go Immediately to my
home in Virginia but remembered
that 1t was late and that 1t WAS dam
gerous for anyone to go through the;
woods near Dead Mans Hollow after
dark. | then went to bed where I
.ri;ii;;;-,c'di -rrs!l. awakened. by the mo-.
liceman who arrested me.
IL own no pistol, and never owned
one. have never met this young
man Mullen, although l knew lie was
ging with my sister. bore him no
Ill will"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02
WRECK BRINGS REcElvERsHlP.
Washington and Arlington Falls Road
Sued for 100000.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. l.
Chas Hive was today appointed re.
ceiyer for the Washington, Arlington
ana Falls Church Railway Company.
operating an electric line between
this city and Falls Church Va. AS
the result of wreck last summer
suit aggregating 100000 have been
filed against the Corporation which
has capital stock of 500 600.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02
Demand More Waqes.
(By Associnted Press.

tBy Associated Prcss)
NEW ORLEANS, La, Oct. AT
the Southern Pacific Railroad docks
here today four hundred freight hand.
les went on strike. Tho demand for
n wage increase of cents per hour,
80 cents being tho present rate.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02
5000 Cotton Handlers out.

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Oct. Al.
though none of the 5000 men in the
cotton loading unions worked today.
no general strike was declared. Only
three steamers We're in port waiting
to be loaded with cotton and the
steamship crews did the loading.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02
MEETING is POSTPONED.
Exposition Directors Do Not Meet
Until Saturday

NORFOLn, VA. Oct. 1.-THE meet
ing of the jamestown Exposition d-
rcctors, which had been called for
Thursday of this week to act upon
the decllnaiion of Director General
Barr to withdraw his resignation, was
late this afternoon postponed unqil
Saturday at noon.
The postponement, II is believed, Is
to give time TO look about for a suita-
BILE successor TO Mr.. Barr.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02
STRIKE BECOMES SERIOUS.
Over Thousand Freight Handlers Are
Out in New Orleans.
uBy The Associated Press.)

NEW ORLEANS. LA, Oct. 1.-The
ieyee strike became serious tonight
when LOO freight handlers of the
Illinois Central Railroad announced
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02
taries, tclegraphcrs ana tac newspa-
per cor cspondents.
Camps Connected

O"''Po SSii''SSNcu
Tho second camp is at the junction
of Monticello road and loes Bayou.
a tempo AIRY bridge mas been bu;.t
across the Tensas river 10 give cnsy
communication between the camps.
From the base four cane brakes arc
easily accessible.
They are caled the National. tho
Federal. the Alexander and the Rear
Lake IL axes. and are from four to
six miles distant from the canps Mr.
Amacker said that so far eight hears
nave been located in Tile brakes by
experienced hunters, who have bocn
ditlon.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02
NO NEGROES III PRIMARY.
New Orleans State Democratic Com
mittee Excludes Black Voters.

(By the Associated Press.J
NEW ORLEANS. LA, Oct. 1.--Ne'
gro voters will be excluded from par
ticipating in the Democratic primary
election for governor in January next.
This action was taken today by the
Democratic State Central COMMITTEES,
which declared the measure to he "the
purpose and intent of the primary
election law passed a year ago."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02
ROWLAND TRIAL ON.
Witnesses Give Damaging Testimony
Auainst Prisoners.

IBy the AS5Ociated Press)
RALEIGH. N. c.. Oct. LIN the
trial of DR.. Rowland and his wife for
the murder by poison early last April
of Engineer Strange, whose wife Mrs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02
Brilliant Reception and BaFquels
al Toxic and YokOh0ma al
on One Day.
VISITORS DELIGHTED OVER WELCOME
Toaets to President roosevelt and the
mikado Call for Exchange Of Cont
pliments Between Representatives
of Acknowledgment Nature of
Commerce Discussed.
(Dy Assoclnted prcss.l

TOXIC, Oct. Secretary Tnlts
busiest day In Japan began with II
reception and a luncheon given i'm his
honor by Foreign Minister Hayashi,
at the Koshlknwa Korelinycn Arsenal
which were attended by all the ofil-
Gals of the government departments.
making II the most brilliant function
OF his visit In replying TO the speech
OF welcome delivered by the war
minister, Lieutenant General Torau
chi who expressed the pleasure felt
by the Japanese ut the Secretnry's
visit, Mr.. Taft reiterated his previous
acknowledgements of the courtesles
extended to him and the delight which
lie experienced ut being once more In
Japan.
Mr.. Taft Delighted.
Mr.. TAFT. who is In splendid health.
is delighted with his reception here
ana with the enthusiasm aroused by
te speech which he made yester,ln,
evening, when he delivered n message
OF good will from President Roosc.
yelt. The repast today was served
IN n pavilion erected two years ago
ON the occasion of sImfnr enter.
iainment TO Mr.. Taft.
me AFFAIR today brought together
a notable eathe ing of Japanese Off
GERS. who gained ranown In the recent
war, ana other prominent leaders.
Flags INTERVIEWED
Sharing the head OF the table with
Secretary Taft was Field Marshal
P.ince Oyama. The Japanese officers
We're glittcring array of medals and
others decorations. with the Amari.
can and Japanese flags intcrwined.
The toast TO President Roosevelt
elected great applause, and In reply
Secretary Taft proposed the heal..l
OF the Emperor of Japan, saying tina,
this great monarch showed great
ability in electing his aides TO carry
ON the affairs Of the milton.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1907-10-02

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published In
Newport News that receives the
'ull news report OF tho Asao-
clated Prose.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
GaUhes 0eIp.

Ter 6aIibmiinser uno ieine peliershelier.
tueld,e oas ialihe @elo inter Die Sente briugen
iueroeu uuri Staate init ben idlwerteu Straien
beleet. Rod idllimmer. ais jeue Setrii9er, ino
aber bic Biuidher. peldle ben 2ranren tire uert.
lpieu NiItureu iur thelreS @eln nuiid)iuaben'
9ieie Netriger ioaten bic bdrteften Straien er.
leioen. oenn tic brinaen oas Solf nidlt nur IN,
@elo. iouoeru audi nm ole lebte @elegenbeit. mic-
Der geiuuo Al iueroen. Ger an aopfjbmer,en
glppstitluagtsit. Wlangel an Sdhlai ooer ewiger
Wattigfeit, an 0erSflopfen @eoddltntDs uub 3tis
deuidhiudde. Observation-Disclosures. yeritppiunc,
ianrem Waagen ooer NuiltoBeH. an eeber. NM
&ierenleioen NIT Welbiudht Ino mGieriget Nn-
ichiueluusen Der Nigeniioer. pduoe uuo Suhe
leibet. butte a) Dor ioldbem Efuidler . grdparate
bas MIR eime angen9Iidits9e Grleidbtsrung per'
idldiit. oaS ile6el aber niemalS heilt, ionoern
MIR peridblimmert. Seilrmg lit In ioltbet Sduen,
MIR BON ben ct. Sergaro aranterpiaeu IN er:
ipdrten. Gieiel6en i;uo aus ben heiltrditigi.en
Bhanseniiiteu obne metaiiidhe. giitise Seiiut.
idllng naeh benz aItteipGhrten Hs3epte Der ge.
Ishrten @oudee .pou st. Sernaro hergeifeit.
Bebntanierben idou ein &etter aus Der 5obeS
nutb ~ssueieu uno IN allen gpotbeten sa baben.
% Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06

breiteu nnb itets tirblia correft ses
bltebenen Bats.
Miinlter. ben 16. Sali OF.
Sultisratb 9elraetb. aiieiior 0r. ten
Sompel. Yrof. Or. Ylabmann.
Shmeobing, @itslico bes Sauies
Ger @bseorbueten. Yrof. Sr.
S6pcring.
@as mn bic segueriIAe Yreiic aus
Der aansen Sa6e geniadt bat. 9ebt
am beiten aus einem Irtifel Der
.Nlugsburger Yoitdeitung" berbor,
ipelhe i6reibt:
Man brdidjt mir Die firHens
ieinolide Yrelie an leien. I'M 81 ieben,
iper aus Der amfgebauihten 0eIdifte
ben Nuben 5n 5ieben iid Gnldtdt.
Sic oIugcmeine 3eitnna" iuft iT
gtr. $40 Die nentiden 8~dtbolifen gegen
8om a~uf5ubetcn. iuoem iie bon elmer
.rDmiiden 8eipe9ung ge9en Die beuts
ihen Gntbolifen" pbnntnliert. Iebna
lid ihipabt Die rglgsburser a6enos
5eitnng" in ibrer Summer BON II.
Suit bon einer .pdtifaniifen &riegss
erfldrina". bon elmer .rDmiiden
arie9serfldruns sesen aqe firhliden
Neformbcitrebln8en". Sic .Mins
hemer Ieuciten Nadrihten" brpben
IN Nr. 322 b6bnii6 nit elmer .Sdus
bernn9"; Der Iatifan mode NIT Scr
.%n6regelnn8 Der a%ufgefldrten gles
mente" Grnit. Sn Yerngin lei idon
Der Reftor oes Seminars. Moniignore
Srdcaiiini. elm ~befamnter Bibel,
eregef. Der ma6 fir beutfde fatbos
liihe 3citun9en i6rieb. ieines Imtes
entboben iporoen. Sracaiiini babe
baS bollc 4ertrmlen 0eo'S beS 9reis
5ebnten e~enofien. Der ibn IN bic 9ibelz
commiiiion bericf. ga Der Weons
ignore bent neuen &e9ime aIs libes
ralperoddtis eridien. lei nunmebr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
Bur bausliden @eiumSbeit.

Sie 5nr Seit 10 oft geb0rte alage
iiber Die Site lit niht BLOB elm 3eiden
oafiir, cab Sicie beiaste Sise Dem
Wenieben nnbequem lit. ionbern bab
er anfdnst. IN geipiiien Seaiebuneen
beauemt su iperben. Sn bpgienilder
Siniidt lit BEL bieier Sise bebeutenb
mebr Aufmerfiamfeit uno srbeit mo-
tbig. dis IN fdltercu Sagen; aber aes
rabe i'll bieier S~e3iebung madt iid
pielfa6 cine gepiiic - WerSeibnng
fir bns barrie Gort - 2dliigfeit
geltcnS. Sic Solae bupon iii cine
Seritdrfung bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unb iomit cine grDBere gmpidnglihs
felt fir Die Wirfungen Der 6ise uno
Damn naturgemdB elm leibteres CIR
franfen. Sieie Sdiiigfeit nnb Mot
tigfeit lit aber burhnu5 niht nnbes
oingt init Der Spmmertemperatur pers
bunoen. tie fam iebr inobl burd 9ors
ii6t bel Il3pabl uno @emuB ber
Speiiem unb @etrGnfe unb 9epbs
ahtung Der aIl9emeinen seIunobeits
liden northumberland bernie
ben nerpen. Sieie @erbaltnngsmabs
reaelu iino ia befdnnt. 2ei6te. nidt
~erbibenoe Speiien unb 0etrdnte. leg
tere ia nift 81 falt II. I. 10.
Sod mir iprahen bon 9diii9feit.
Sn gc5ug auf Dieies unnngcuebme.
gar nidt i6on flinsenbe 8ort. oic6t
oas Stnotss WeiunobeitSamt bon Slis
nois einiae @infe. Die bielei6t nian>
der SauSfrml nillfommeu iein biirfs
ten. Gs banbeli iid ndmlidb nm ben
&iibli6ranf. and @efri9crator ODER
fnr5ipcg Gisbur 9enannt.
Gin duBerit ipishtiger ilmitanb I'M
bdmslihen @eiunoheitsipeien piro Ieis
Der iebr oft ilberieben: ielbit sic pors
5iiglidpite. ~taoeqoieite SanSirnu inenft
benz 3eiri0erator nidt immer pie aez
biibrenoe Iuimerfiamfeit. Sieles
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06

ieine %a6ietuns erfolgt. obne bab Ser
@elebrte erit geb0rt murbe. 8eraes
6ens babe ielbit Der gr3biIdof BON
Yerngid geeen bieIe Nldbregel protez
itiert. Yapit HiiS merbe in Der BE-
fdu1pfung dller mpbernen Hidtunaen
oes &atbolisismus un6eirrt ~fortiabren
nno icoen @eriuG. ielbit Der beid)eis
oeniten Heform. uunndiiftli6 unters
orilden. Nm pfumpiten unS gr0biien
heb oas .0crliner S~ngeblatt" in 2r.
346 duf ben fl. Stl9l los. @s
idimpft 5uudhit geiinmun9stiidtig
iiber Die .5ur 3eit ~alhudd)tige Seiuis
fenseliaue" une ihreibt bann: .sir
Den mbefangenen Neobahter iii has
Sd1aulptel nod mebr ais elmer Aidls
tnng bin erg0eli6. benin eS seiat, mil
ipel6 gerdoe5u rdffiniertem Suitemr
pon Hpm aiiS Der Snteaiaens, Sic iidl
aif tbeuIoeiidem @ebiet betbdtiaen
mpdJte, 5u Sei6e geaangen ipiro 4.
Sab cine Stride. bic ipitenatii6 Die
Snteligen3 ms ibren Heiben brdnat,
Die mebr unb me9r iih nuf Sic
.Grmen I'M @eiite" 5~uriid3iebt, Den
Sobesfeim IN iid trdat. lit flar
suf Der anScren Seite piro elm Dem
porldufi9 ungeiibten Inge nod All
periGleiernoes Scfi3it 5u bufen icin.
Ser innerlihe Ibfaa poh Sanicnoen
unter ben @ebiloeten. Gin un6cims
lides Mntpadien Sener. ipelfe Die
SriboSoren 10 8erne .Snufi6eius &a
tbolifen" pber .Auhfatbolifen" mems
men. Sic 3nnabme bieier 9atesoric
5ebrt aber itdrfer BON 9ebensmari
Der Stride. ais Die r0miideu Giierer
glauben mOeen." @ar es m6tbis.
oab man Der firdenzfeinplihen Yreiie
aus eiuem 10 nidtigen 0runoe aud
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06

Gin Siener 0ottes, 10 er3G6lt Der
III. 9ernhnroin. bat einmal ben 5eufel
IN Der Stride geieben. GS mar 3u
elmer 3eit. oils piele Gbrifen lire
gei6t ablegten. Ser Siener @ottes
iab. pie Der Seuiel gan5 geiddftig
inter Den Beid,tenoen bernnging.
Wandem folste er bis hart an Den
Seihtitubl unb penn pieie beihteten.
10 fliiiterte er linen ettpas an. Ser
Oiener @otteS fra9te i'm. ipas er bier
5it tbnn babe. Ser Seufel AUTHORS
tete: sd iteue 5uriid. pas ih ges
itoblen babe" ,@ds lit oieles?"
fraete Der beilige Iann. - Sic
2 6 q NIB aftigfeit". entgcguete
Der Seufel;S lid babe ndmli6 Die
Sdnmbaiiigfeit bieien 2euten geralIbt.
ais lie iiinbigtcn; MN aber. Oh lie
beidten mollen. gebe i5 iie ibnen pies
Der Suriid. bnmit lie ii6 ihdmen. lire
Siinpen Gnfridtig 5u b%efennen." -
@adt eS Ser Seltiel nidbt and nit
Dir 10, liebes aino? GUM Siinoiacn
ibdmit On Sid nidt. lpenn 0u aber
beihten ioIlit. Damn fommt Die
Shnnboftigfeit mieber; Damn mn1t
Der Senfel Sir nn9ir unb bdlt Dir Den
Niino 5u. Sas bette Wittel oagegen
ut, penn On DEN beili9en @eiit nnb
Die liebe Wutter @otteS dnritflt. @er
ernitlid betet Dor Dem geihten. Der
maht feline Sa6e gewiB gut. - So
barnes Siirmiiller.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
@ef&' Elm sOmmer!

@ie Der ~biesidbriae Sommer II
europa .ailSiiebt" beridtet elm mist,
ger 2eier in iolgenbem Ser5enser9uS,
Ifl. mas tit bds fiir elm 9en3eI
Gann Der @inter i6limmer fem?
GiSge5npf ltatt gliitbenfrGn5e.
Negen uno fein Somnenl6ein.
Guduf rlift burf Crime MeiIer
Ni6t mebr 10 pic ionft fem 8rauh
&atarbbalii6 gan5 uno better
SriBt er am Gdmilenitraud.
llnb Der Nadtiaaa 8etGnbel
.Sdalt ms ni6t mebr liebeno 5u;
2erfcn trdgen Hegenmdntel
Ilnb Die Sr6ihe @ummiidub.
llnb Elm &aifdfcr inn Slieber -
@er mo6t iebt Iaifdfer ieiu? -
Heibt ii6 Die crfror'nen @lieoer
Seit nit Spooelboe eiu.
So, al5 man am &ruterfellen
&iir5lih mari Der Nebe Slafs.
Sab nan i1luer IN Winterpel3en
einen alten 9ads.
Sdhe, Die ionlt llitie biipfen.
Sbleiden iroitelnb fiimmerlih;
Sieren laborier'n dm S6nupfen.
Shndu3en in bic gliitben iid.
@el9 elm CONNER, ipel6' EN-
Sommerl
User 81 baben ii6 permiBt.
Nebm nls Shnimmboi' ia bod feline,
Sic nidt parnn sefiittert lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06

Saus9erdtb mus nGnilih in re9elm,Gs
Bigen 3lpild)enrGlmen i~pr9fdltig uno
grilnoliG g%eidIbert iuerbem. @enn
eS audi ridtig lit. baB Die burd1>
1hnittlid nieorige Seinperdtur Des>
ielben einen iduellen Serieeung5>
pro5eB pe%rbinDcrt, barf ma niht
anger Idt ldflen, baB bieier 3ers
ieeungs : Yro5eb ni6tsoeituipeuiger
i%rattftnbet unb boB Iild1trOpfcn.
f~leinite Sleii6abfdlle. ipin5ige 8roias
men nad uno nod aub i'm GisfaIten
in SdulniB iiber9eben. 60 nirb NIT
Der 3eit Ser gauge Gisifronf nit
tallienb uno abertauIenb Sdiilni66afs
terieu augeiHIlt. SieIcn lImltdr1b cr<
fennt man ourdJaus niht immer am
Seruh - ba6u muB eS ifon febr
fommen - aber 0iildJ uno anbere
Spetien, in ben Gisidranf geifelt.
nebmen iofort Die SdulniBbaftcrien
auf unb DerDen me6r ober n%eniger
9eiunDbeitsi6dolid. Im empfinbs
Iih1ten iinb natiirlid Die fleinen
ainoer gegen iolde Iild. unb Die
glteru pifien OFT gar nt6t, iuobon bie
GleiEen frauf merbeH. Ser gi5s
i6ranf lit ibulS.
Sober G~tsidranf ioate regclmGBig
minoeltcns einmal in Der 8ode
griinOli1 ~seidubert nerben. 3nei
Ial iii nod beiIer. Maes, u herr
dus5unc6men lit. muB beranSgenomz
men utb Die Sahbretter. pe1rn lie bers
airsuebm6ar fins, an Die Gpune aes
ltellt perOen. Sie eden unS @infel
miilIen 9nn5 Defenders peiulih gereiz
ni9t iperben unn Die Mb5ugsrD9re iHr
bas Gisfuaiier iolte tets frei bon gerz
itopfun9 lein.
Irh beim> Ginitelen bon GBtuaas
TEN III ben S6raut lit Die grDbte @ors
iidEt 6n empfeblen. bdB Die Ylild nibt
pcridiittet tperSe. bds @eidB nit Sett
nift lede H.. b9l. Heterogeneous.
iduerli6 geiporbene Q~ebeusmittel follz
ten ioiort aus Dem Gisidrdnt entiernt
tperben."
Snrd biele Ilislanunaen bes Sc
innobeitsamte3 braud1t iid IiemauD
perlett 5u fiihlen. in Der heiBen 3eit.
mo ief6it bd5 Senfen mn I'M ShpeiBe
oes Gnaeiitts mDglid lit. mug man
IS merfeHnen. oaB bieie geb6roe eis
mem Die 9enfarbeit IN etipas abnimmt
nnb anf iolbe &leinigteiten pie gisz
i6ranfretni9eu nMfmertiam mad1t.
Damn fann peni9iten5 nabber Niez
mano foutmen unb ia9en: ,Sa.
iparnm bat mir bas audi Hiemano se>
iagt?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
Der iermen @mttcr sam Ramcmstas.

&enn if MIR Elm @Gglein tpdr'.
Sam if 5n Sir geflogc:r,
lleber Berg unb 3bdler Der
Dit Dem @ino 9e5ogenI
Srdbte ielber meinen 8rub
Inter emit unn Sdersen.
0dbe Sir Den ifGnitcn GuH,
Srob an Seinem Seraen.
9eiSer iouPs uidt alio fem.
Sler. IN fpeiter Serne
Ttbt id meinem Wlid allcirt
Iuf gum GERM Der Sterne.
&inblid fle6e if i'm an
Inn iein treues &dlten,
Wtog er 9td duf Seiuer 8a6n
San9e nod erbditeuI
Sir gebGrt ntetu Ser3 aGeini
Str foufs etpis idlaseul -
q, Die berrlih miiBt' IS iein.
Sonnt' ids ielbIt Dir iagen.
neber Berg unb S6dler fer.
Bon BENT @inb ge8ogen
@enu id MIR elm &0glein mar.
Sdm' it Six geflogenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
Sehr g~lanbwhrbig.

@aSame: .@aS iteben sic Ssnn
bier an Der Sbiirc2"
aod)in: sd, sndbise Srau. sic
sauften iih scraoe nit bem Serru
Baron 10 laut. ba nollte ib nur aufs
paiien. bab niht Gins BON ben
Sienltmao6en bier an Der Sbiire
lteben bliebe uno bordtel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-08-06
Iur benz 9remsbilSe.

8enn %ans uHb Gdtbden ionit
morgcnS in Die Stube fnmen. mar Der
Batter ihon piele StnnOen i'm Stalle.
ooer in Der Sheune. uoer ami Dem
Selpe. Wie fommt'S. bab er beute
Morgen nod i'm Bette iif? Sic Wuts
ter trdgt ibm Elm @ldS @ailcr IN Die
aammer. @ie ainber gehcn ibr leiie
nad. ga liest Der quite Water; gang
miibc Iicbt er aus. CT itredt ben ains
bern Die @ano cnt1egcn. Sagt aber fein
@ori. Sa iangen Die aiuber su
pcincn OH. Sic 1utter fiibrt JIG
pieper III Die Stube biuauS. ideutt