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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
HOT TIMES FOR Him

II dreamed er ds devil ag'in las
night" said Brother williams.
We'll. sub" said Brother Dickey, look
ing him over through his brass-rmmet
speotacles, you is de only man I know
on what keeps right on a-sweatin' IL
winter, lax you wez In de red-hot rniddls
of uly."--Atlanta Constitution,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
OTHER WEPT BITTERLY.
Bcater's Sentence TO House of
Correction SUSPENDED.

bntpelier. Jan. 17.-Mrs. Robert
Ter, the f-Cuufessed child beaten
before Judge +. NJ. Harvey in city
Il this morning for sentence. Re-
imposing souteuC the court had
lulted with Fred -. Thomas, proba-
officer for Washington county. and
Judge and probation officer were
ed that while Mrs. Fraser deserved
at their hands a long.
Of imprisonment would deprive
r children in her household of the
they need.
sentencing Mrs. Fraser to not
than two, nor moro than two and
half years at hard labor in the
|se Of Correction at Rutland. Judge
|vey administered a scathing rebuke
the respondent, telling her if he
bwed his own inclination and what
believed was the sentiment Of tho
Eens of Montpelier he void give
a long term in prison. Mrs. Fraser
It bitterly during the time sentence
being imposed. Execution Of the
fence was stayed and Mrs. Fraser
officer under conditions which
III not well be more severe. If any
tho eight conditions are violated
court said it expected the probation
Ger would surrender Mrs. Fraser
that mlttimus would then issue
her commitment
EIGHT CONDITIONS IMPOSED.
he eight conditions imposed are: That
respondent obeys all the laws of the
e; that she shall not infict physical
.shment or correction upon Margery
SER that she shall not compel or al
her against her will to perform any
,r or household duties for six months.
n that only such labors and duties
are suitable for her age, sex, health
condition; that the respondent fur
! suitable clothing such as the health
condition OF the child reasora bly, re-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24

Be sure and use that old and well-trief
remedy Mrs. Wnslow Soothing Sy-
rup for children tcething. It soothes
the child aoftens the gums, allays all
remedy Tor Diarrhoea. Twenty Ave
cents 4 bottle.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
PRESENTED AT COURT.

She-So you've been TO London, Mr.,
Wix. And were you presented at court?
He-Well-er-to be quite candid, I was
but the magistrate discharged me with
n caution. --Pick Me Up.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
A REYSER.

There once was n wonderful geyser
That spouted up water so heyser,
That IL Is related
1t evaporated
And never fell down from the skeyser.
Columbia Jester.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
VERMONT AT JAMESTOWN.
site for state Building Virtually Ac-
cepted-Plnns of Commission.

ST Adams Jan. 20.-The Vermont COM
mission to the jamestown tercentennial
exposition returned home yesterday from
a visit 10 the exposition off Hampton
Roads, Va.
The visiting commission consisted OF
I.ieut.-Gov. George II. Prouty, Charles
s. Forbes the Hon. r Manning Ed
gar o. silver. Fred l.. Davis, Edward NJ.
Goddard and James r. Pollard. The
commissioners stopped for few hours
in Washington. whore they mot the
Vermont delegation in Congress in Sem
ator ProctOr's committee room at the
capital They were accompanied 20 Nor
folk by Senator Proctor. who also visit
ed the exposition grounds with the COM
mission.
COMMISSIONERS ORGANIZE
A business meeting OF the commission
ers was held after leaving Washington.
Lieut.-Gov. Prouty presided and Charles
S FORBES Of 81. Adams was elected
secretary. The following COMMITTEES
We're elected: On State building, Lieut.
Gov Prouty ana Senator Manning; on
historical and educational exhibits,
Messrs. Goddard and Silver; on general
exhibits. Lieut. Gov. Prouty, Mr.. Pollard
and Senator Manning; on publications,
advertising Vermont as a summer resort.
and the resources of the State, Messrs.
Forbes, GODDARD and Silver; on maple
and dairy products. Fred l.. Davis.
The commissioners We're met in Nor
folk by officers of the Jamestown EXPOSE
ton company, and escorted to the Viz
ginia club where they were entertained
during their stay In Norfolk. A special
electric car took the party TO the exposi-
ton grounds and upon reaching there
Senator Proctor and the commissioners
were conducted through the grounds and
buildings. The commission was success
full IN obtaining n liberal amount of
space for historical and educational ex-
hibits. for exhibits of machinery, manu-
featured and agricultural products, and
products of Vermont quarries. A liberal
amount of space was also secured In the
pure foods building for an extensive dis
play of maple sugar and dairy products.
VERMONT HEADQUARTERS.
Two sites for tho proposed Vermont
building were inspected, ono OF which
about 1OOxl7O feet will be accepted for the
erection of the Vermont headquarters. 1t
is proposed to display many large photo
graphs and paintings of Vermont scenery
and summer resorts and to advertise Yer
mont as a summer resort by tho publica-
ton of largo number of handsomely
illustrated books, which will contain much
valuable information relating to the at
fractions and resources of Vermont. These
books will be distributed free at Vermont
headquarters. The members of the com
mission were unanimous In the opinion
that the exposition promised to be one
of the most attractive ever held in this
country
While in Washington. on tho return
trip, the Vermont party was entertained
at lunch by Senator Dillingham;.
A bulletin will soon be issued giving
the exact amount of space reserved for
Vermont exhibits and Information regard
ing the shipping of exhibits to Nor
folk
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
DO the right thing II you have Nasal

Catarrh. Get Elys Cream Balm at once
Don't touch the catarrh powders and
snuffs, for they contain cocaine. Ely's
Cream Balm releases the secretions that
inhame the nasal passages and the
throat, whereas common remedies"
made with mercury merely drive them
out and leave you no better than you
were. In word, Ely's Cream Balm
Is n real cure, not a delusion. All drug
gists, soc, or mailed by Ell" Bros. SO
Warren Street, New York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
SPIRITUALISTS CONCLUDE
SUCCESSFUL CONVENTION

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
SKATER SAVED BY sCHOOLMATE.

Fairfax. Jan. 15.-Whlle skating on the
l-amoiIle river under the village bridge
this afternoon, John Wo!cott a student
at Bellows Free Academy broke through
the ice and was rescued with great DIFF
hcultN by schoolmate, Arthur Page of
Iiighgate The latter saved Wolcott by
lying flat on the Ice and thus mana gng
to pull him from the water
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24

treasurer, Don n. Chapman Cambridge;
auditor. L. j. Fallon. Montpelier: board
of managers, Don r. Chapman. Cam
bridge s. y. Gould, Randolph, Mrs Janus
Crosset, Duxbury. Nellie Shaw, Morris
vile, Addie Ballard. Ludlow. +. b. Smith,
ST. Adams, r. ]. Fallon. Montpelier, San
ford Smith. Barre and Mrs. Henry Childs.
Montpelier.
VETERAN PRINTER LAID TO REST.
L.yndonvile. Jan 2O.--rhe funeral Of
II. u. Davis, Nermont's veterant print
or, was held at his late residence yes
terday afternoon and was largely at
tended Tho Rev F.. G.. French read
tho scriptures. the Rev. l. W. McLaugh-
lin offered tho prayer and appreciative
tributes were given by the Rev. A.
Francis Walch of St JohnsburY. There
was large number of beautiful floral
tribtues. including elaborate designs
from Caledonia lodge, |. O. o. F., and
Moose River Encampment of St Johns
bury. of both Of which bodies Mr..
Davis was past grand. The bearers
were G. NJ. Darling and DR.. f. II. Davis
of Lyndonvillc, stephen j. Hastings Of
Passumpsic. q. II. Henderson OF st.
Johnshury, Editor Charles r. walter Of
tho St. Johnsbury Republican and Fdi-
tor Arthur +. Stone of the st. Johns
bury Caledonia.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24

Several thousand dollars were spent
in Island Pond last year Improving tho
four churches.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
BERKsHIRE CITIZEN MISSING.

Berkshire, Jan. IA. Z. Derby, one
OF the prominent citizens of northern
Vermont disappeared from home on
January and nothing has been seen or
heard of him since. 1t Is feared that
ne may have lost his life through ac-
cident. When last seen he was in the
vicinity of Bronze lake in quebec. near
where the ice had been cut. A search
revealed his cap on the ice From this
there is suspicion that he may have been
drowned in the lake. Mr. Derby was a
cheese maker.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-01-24
THE OFFICERS ELECTED.

The following Officers We're elected ;
President, Mrs, Effie 7. Chapman, Cam
BRIDGE vice-presidents Y. ". Dewart, st.
Adams. and Il. j. Fallon, Montpelier;
secretary, Mrs. L. j. Fallon, Montpelier;
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

in both houses making Florence
the site for the territorial prison.
Bill increasing salaries of pro-
bate judges defeated, after some
discussion.
Numerous bills were intro
duced.
Just one half of the session has
been completed, and it is expect
ed that the remaining half will
be a very busy one.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

We are informed that ]. H.
Young, now of Gallup, N. NJ,
but formerly of this place, has
been granted a pension by spec
ial act of congress. The matter
was presented to that body by
Delegate Andrews of New Mex
leo and within a few hours from
the time the bill was introduced
itpassed. Mr.. Youngcontracted
disease during his service IN the
Spanish war.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

H. 7. Ramer arrived here dur
ing the week from Albuquerque.
Mr.. Ramer has had hard tussel
with the grippe for several weeks
but has now almost recovered
his usual good health.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

In a roundabout way news
has come to us that Mrs. Conrad
Hess, who has been IN the east
during her eccouchment, has re-
Gently presented the Doctor with
a little daughter. The Doctor,
who is at present looking after
his sheep interests in the Phoe-
nix country, expects to join Mrs.
Hess in Ohio within d few weeks
and make the acquaintance of
the new member of the house
hold. Their many friends here
will be glad to know that Con-
rad and his estimable wife expect
to return to Holbrook in the
early springtime and again take
up their abode here.
Keeler, the druggist, sells the
hest stationery in town
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

Harry Scorse, and timer
and well-known sheepman of Hol-
brook, has purchased $50 acres
of land in Maricopa county, the
price paid being $19,SOO.-Flag-
staff Gem.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

Mr.. and Mrs. K. M. Jackson,
prominent residents of ShOwlow,
are expected to arrive here short
ly from quite an extended tour
through many states OF the
Union.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

The clerk of the district court
has received a commission from
the governor appointing H. ].
Platt of Whiteriver as notary
public.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23
HOUSE

IAOO0G
The first action of the house
was the e'adopted of a memorial
to congress praying for an ap-
preparation of $15O,OOO for the
completion of the capitol build
ing on the original plans. 1t
was represented in the memorial
that the appropriation would
in the end be better for the gov
ernment and all parties concerned
as all OF the federal departments
but the postoffice could find
homes in the completed building.
BILLS PASSED
Increasing salaries of deputy
county recorders, which defines
the relation of county recorders
of all classes below the first to
the clerkship of the board Of
supervisors. In counties of the
first class there shall be a chief
deputy who shall receive not
more than $125 a month; other
deputies shall receive not more
than $1OO. In counties of the
second, third and fourth classes
deputies shall not receive more
than $50 a month. Whether
there shall be any deputies or
not rests with the boards of SUI
pervisors.
Sixteen bills were introduced
making total of eighty-four.
TUESDAY, 10th
COUNCIL
House bill creating a commits.
sion of three to select a suitable
site tor a branch territorial pris.
on was amended and passed.
The commission according TO
amendment will consist of five
men, one from each judicial dis
trict.
Bill requiring all trains to stop
for at least three minutes in
county seats passed.
Four bills were introduced, one
by Scott of Navajo, relating to
distribution of fees received from
revenue of forest reserves.
The bill abolishing tax exemp-
tions of railroads was considered
most of day and was defeated
by a vote of 1S to 5.
Another bill for railroad
commission was introduced.
Several measures were discuss
ed and a number Of new bills
introduced.
WEDNESDAY, Goth
COUNCIL
w. L. Bryant was given the
courtesy OF the floor to extoll the
coming Alaska-Yukon exposi-
ton, and a resolution endorsing
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

Manager Kempenich of the A.
& Schuster store, accompanied
bv his father-in-law, Mr.. Daum,
made a trip to their Concho
branch store during the week.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

James Scott, a sheepman Of
Pinedale, Arizona, arrived in the
city this morning on a business
and pleasure trip.-Phoenix Dem
Ocrat.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

Mrs. w. H. Clark left on No. 8
Sunday. Mrs. Clark expects to
be gone some months visiting
with relatives and friends IN
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23
The ArizoDa
Legislature
Their Proceedings of Each
Day ChrOnicied Briefly =
THURSDAY, 14th
COUNCIL


Bill regarding relocation of
mines passed.
Two bills were referred back
to committees for correction.
Lockett introduced bill for
taxation of amusement compa-
nies and Mcintyre one providing
$1,000 salary for chairman Of
supervisors in third class coun-
ties. ROemer introduced bill
pertaining to industrial school.
HOUSE.
Consideration of three cent
fare bill consumed much time.
Minor matters were dispensed
with and a council bill amended.
FRIDAY, 18th
COUNCIL
Doran bill tor promotion of
mining industry and Hunt bill
fixing jurors fees passed.
Two bills were introduced.
HOUSE
Three-cent fare bill passed by
a vote OF 16 to s. Also bill max
ing cruelty to animals a misde-
meanor passed. Thirteen bills
were introduced.
MONDAY, 18th.
COUNCIL
1t was disclosed early in the
day that there would be strong
opposition to removing the pris-
on and industrial school from
Yuma and Benson, respectively.
Bill authorizing county record
ers to charge Is cents a folio for
certified copies passed. The fee
as other fees of the office go into
the county treasury.
Bill providing that IN towns
not provided with city recorders,
a resident justice of the peace or
the nearest justice of the peace
should take jurisdiction in the
cases of violations of town ordi-
nances. This is now ready for
the governor.
Several bills were introduced.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

The popular travelling man A.
w. Cavanaugh, representing w.
H. Constable, was interviewing
the merchants here SATURDAY..
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

A detachment of the 5th Cav
airy under command of Lieut..
Parker, was down from Fort
Apache Wednesday after Uncle
Sans strong box containing the
monthly pay for the enlisted
men of that post.
B. B. Crosby, the grading con-
tractor, who has his office head
quarters at Holbrook, left during
the week on a business trip to
San Bernardino, Calf. Jesse
Crosby, a younger brother. has
charge of the office here.
Messrs. Shumway, Gardner
and Richards, constituting the
county board Of supervisors,
have just returned from Phoenix
where they have been in confer
ence with the Territorial board
of equalization now in session in
that city.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

Mrs. w. r. Scorse, returning
from months stay in Los An
geles, was joined in Flagstaff
Friday evening by her sister,
Miss Julia, who came on down
home with her. Miss Julia went
back to the Skylight City Mon
day morning to continue her
studies at the normal school
there.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

Keeler, the druggist, sells the
BEST stationery in town.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

George Scott, Saturday, sold
to parties in the valley 900 head
of old ewes at Sc per head. This
is good price for sheep of that
class, but as one man remarked,
the bargain is a good one for
both seller and buyer. The form
er gets good money for sheep
that he has to sell and the latter
will make money on the invest
ment, as sheep are good property
to own.-Mesa Weekly Free
Press.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23
HoIbrook Happenings.

From the Argus.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Zuck wree
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Warren at the Aztec headquarter
ranch during the week end.
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23

OFFICIAL PAPER OF NAVAJO COUNTY
The Winslow mail., 1907-02-23
WEDNESDAY, Goth

COUNCIL
w. L. Bryant was given the
courtesy OF the floor to extoll the
coming Alaska-Yukon exposi-
ton, and a resolution endorsing
same was adopted.
House bill relating to arrests
for peace disturbing defeated.
Several bills introduced, one
providing that no person may
vote at a city election who has
not resided within the corporate
limits for six months, and whose
street tax has not been paid.
HOUSE.
Bill making five commissioners
for territorial prison removed
concurred in. Bills introduced
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
Die ehate bes shahs.

Der Sdab bon Yeriien bat in Ieis
mem Sbroniaal eineu foItbnreu Seps
pi6, Der 10 bi6t nit e6ten Yerlen
beidet lit, bob man faum bas @e>
pebe mebr iiebt. Ser SbronleIel
aus feinltem Sol5, lit nit Suipelen
i'm 8ertbe bon iiber $1,000, 900 aez
i6miidt. Nd6lt beS Sbrones fGat
cine pra6tpoIe iilberne Saie mlf.
nit Serlen unb Siirfiien beIebt, Die
natiirli6 9leidfaus einen iebr 9roBen
8ertb reprdientiert. 9a9e9en lte6t
nnmittelbnr odneben cine bemalte
@ale. mic man Tie bel ms nm
lpenige Quarters" fault. Ser
S6ab bat ~iiberbmipt merfipiirbi9e
9esriffe iiber ben tiiuitlerii6en 8ertb
eepilier Sin9e. Go bdn9t III einem
3immer ieiueS YnlalteS elm alter
Wieiiter umo glei6 onneben oas butte
Ylatat elmer angel9erdtbefabrif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

UNI bic Steuern auf Sen bon linn
er5eu9ten Spiritus 81 betriigen. GS
nirb o linn perlangt, bob er elm
S~aserbaus i6afft, in pelfem Der
bon linn er5eugte Spiritus altf3ubes
ipubren lit, uno ebenio Elm inter
Siferbeit ite6enoes 2agerbaus fir
oenatllrirteu @lfpbol iteut. Sieles
nlles geihiebt inter Ser Iufiidt der
3egierung uuo oieiel6e be5nbIt oafir.
Ser Nlfobol@ Sabrifant bat ni6t einen
Gent oappn 5t trugen. @s beitebt
fem SinoerniB, ipelhes ben Surmer
ober irgeno Semnnb Dnpon obbalt,
ieinen Glfobol auf Ieinem rGie6boi"
5i er5eugen, p~oraus9elebt, DAB Ell
bort cine Srennerei an5ulegen ges
penft.
Sic SntereIleu Ser Hegierune, ser
Sdbrtfanten BON unb Der Gambler in
p%eriteuertem Spirit,s bebin9en 8ez
gierunesmifiidt, in Der SeriteQune
bon Spiritus, UNI 8etrug 3u bers
binoern. 60 lan9e ~beitiuirter Spis
rttus beiteuert miro, ipiirbe ipeniger
als polfommene Negierungsauiiiht
ilber allen beitiuirten Spiritus, OF
fir Srint8tpede ober Senntllrirlln9
beltimmt, 5u srebem Setrug an Der
Tegierung fiibren unb Die ebrliden
6abrifanter unb gambler III perz
iteuertem Spiritus bennbtbeiligen.
Sic beionbere Sbatiabe, baS iibers
all III bieiem 2anbe tleine unabbGns
gi9e 8rennereien fir ole @r8euguno
bon oeitilirtem Spiritus fir @es
trdnfe5tpede beiteben uno I'M 8etrieb
limb, ioute cine ~geniieeube Intport
fir Die gebaltptuug fem, Dab Die
9egentpdrtiaen Snlunoiteuer : @eiebe
uno Hegulationen beionbere Sntes
reiien besiinitigen."
Die pielfudb an bas Mltobolqeiet
9eitelten @rpartungen neroen nrr
tbeilpeiie in @rfiiaung geben. Sir
piele Snouitrien miro es lid jeoenz
falls als iebr portbeilboft ertpeiien,
aber iolpeit Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
als Seiaungs> nnb 9eIeudtunasz
material IN 8etradt tpnmt, lpirb es
enttduiten.
3nr gefrdftieung bieIer Nniidt Icii
bentertt, bag nah Dem Seridt hes
General Goniuls Sbnra, pom 1.
Nrgnlt, in Berlin 3i ieuer 3eit benas
tnrirter Iltobul bon 1852 All pei
Gents I'M 8roBperfauf unb 1900
Gents i'm &leinpertauf I'M 8reiIe
ltano. @enn alio. tpie angenoms
men miro. bieier Irtitel b~ier8ulanbe
alf 80 Gents Die @alone i'm aleinz
bdnoel Su iteben fommt, 70 pdre
oas gan3 in llebereinitimmung nut
benz aagemeinen llnterihieb in ben
SerltelungsfoIten spiiden oieiem
2anoe nno 9eutI6lnnb. Saran lit
aber iueber bas '0eiee, nod bas
Steueramt i6ulb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15
9nrd Der Gltern Mitidnlb.

Sn einem 9orfe bate cine
@auernsfamilie cine 16 Sabre alte
So6ter, elm bilbi6ones, i6lantes
Mdp6en, beiien Gntlib bon r%einiter
llnI6ulb uno tinoli6 : frommem
Seelennbel itrablte. Nit Stol8
blidte Die Wltter auf oas &iuo, ais
Der 2ebrer zines Sases Die Samilie
beluhte. 1Sa", la9te Die Srau, ~es
lit iebt ausgema6t unb audi mein
Wlanu bat es gein9t: Die Inua miB
ndditen Ntonnt IN Die Stuot &.
Sbre @nie lebrt bort I'M Wilitdrs
&aiino fo6eu unb bat ibr cine
Steae bel elmer bprnebmen Samilie
beiorgt. Sic bat bn ni6t biel 81
arbeiten; oamit lie inter Die 2eute
tommt. bnrum mub unlere Mnna in
Die Stabt, tie lit elm piel an feines
Wfdo6en, nm IN unierm Sorfe 81
b%ertrauern. llnb sic f0nnen 1as
gen, mas sic pouen, Serr 2e6rer,
III Der Stabt perben Die Wdohen
ertdbrener nno 9ebiloeter, ais auf
benz Sanoe." Gem 2ebrer mar bieie
nniinnt9e Heoe ni6t reht; er Ihiit4
telte NIT Dem aopfe unS ipra6 fem
@eoenten aus nno madte aufmerfs
fam alf Die @efabreu, Die einem
iun9en, u%nerfabrenen Ndb6en in
elmer Stabt broben.
Gber Die gutBemeinten @orte nlrs
ben bier einfa6 ni6t bea6tet. Sas
Ndb6en mar IN Der Stabt 9 in Elm
mobiles Salis gefommen, III pelhem
tie ipeit mebr @elegenbeit 9~efunben,
IN Sbeater unb auf Sdqe 81 9eben,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

als in Der Stride. Don SAmeidz
Tern umihndrmt, mar lie balb ser
8erfiibrung anbeimgefauen, bann
bon Stufe 81 Stlife gelunten, bis tie
5llebt. bon ibren @ltern perItoben,
unidgli6 elenb an 9eib uno Seele
ms Spitnl 9efommen mar. Sort
bate lie nun in einem @nfaae bon
SerSipeiflun9 ibrem Seben burf
@ift elm gnoe 81 madden 9eiudt. -
Sn ben lebten Iugenbliden uno unter
Den fur6t6nrlten S6mer5en bate tie
lid bod nod reuig an @ott aepenz
bet unb Die fl. Ster6eiafrnmente M
pfangen. Woge @ott ibre Geue
nno 9nbe fir 9iiltig an9enommen
hnbenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-01-15

Gin e6rli6er alter Iann, Der nit
ben N6tiir5unsen Der 8orte niht be-
fannt mar. Job Die Ge6nung zines
Observation-Disclosures our6, bel
Dem feline Srml ibre 8aarcn nnbm
uub ianp bier bdufig Inidte, tpie
folet: 1 YfInb Sbee 1 Yhlnb
Ditto uiip. nSrnu". iagte er,
bier finbe ib biibIhe Sahen. Bo5u
bait 9u benn Die pielen Sitto's ges
6rnudt?" .9itto? Sitto2"
ertpiberte feline Srau. lid babe I'M
gan5en 9ebeu feline Sitto's an Sauie
9e6abtl" Ser alte Serr cling alio
in srobem Corn 81 benz 9aufmnnn,
Der Ii6 fir Sad)en be5abIeu laiien
po0te, bic er ME eeihidt bate.
.Serr 81, iaste er, ~bas lit gar