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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
SHOCKS DESTROY
TOWNS IN ITALY
CONTINUED from First Page)

steamers in port were more or less dam
aged An Austrian steamer, the BudatWo.
was nearly overwhelmed. Much mer-
chandise piled on the docks was washed
away.
Brief reports have been received here
from Palermo. the capital of Sicily. The
shocks there lasted thirty-two seconds.
The telegraph and telephone systems were
put out of business and railroad commune
cation was interrupted. but the submarine
cables from Palermo are still working.
NAPLES, Italy, December 2S.-king
Victor Emmanuel, who Is shoot
ing near Naples, on receiving the first re-
ports of the earthquake in Calabria, is
sued orders to make preparations for a
trip to Calabria should the circumstances
warrant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
UNION STATION DAMAGES.
Commission Reports Appraisements
on Certain Realty.

The Union station grade-damage COM
mission, composed of Charles A. Baker,
George W. Moss and George Spransy, to-
day reported to the District Supreme
Court appraisements of damages which
have resulted to the real estate on the
east side of 9th street southeast between
G and 1 streets. owing to changes made
in the grade of 9th street in connection
with the railroad terminal work.
The appraisements are as follows:
Premises 14o, I42 and IA 9Th street, j. B.
Cralle, owner, damages awarded, $500;
premises 164. 766 and 76S 9th street, Mary
Dousherty, owner, 1850; premises TO 9Th
street, Mary G. kidwell, Eva Wilson and
Mary c. Kidwell. guardian ad litem. own
ers. damages, 1910, and premises ia, 776
and 1IS 9th street. Alice r. Stevens own
er, damages awarded, s., 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28

The following visitors to Washington
registered today at The Star office:
Mr.. D. W. Watson and Mrs. Watson.
Severn, \. c.
Salvador Vivo, Lares. Porto Rico.
Miguel Hernandez, Camaguez Cuba.
Francesca Velella, jr, Lares. Porto
Rico.
Mr.. A. +. Holmes and Mrs. Holmes.
New York city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
TROUBLES AT AN END.
Differences Between Venezuela and
Holland Practically Adjusted.

THE HAGUE, December 2S.-The for
eign Office today made the statement
that the trouble between Venezuela and
Holland is regarded as Professionally at
an end and that the Netherlands intends
TO hold it's hand pending the progress
of the new Gomez administration at
Caracas and the development or the pro-
posals made by President Gomez to ef-
feet a definite settlement Of the disputes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
sToRRoW DENIES REPORT.
Has Not Been Offered Presidency of
Harvard University.

BOSTON. December "S:-"I have not
been approached by any of the authorities
of Harvard University in any way, shape
or manner said James Storrow today
when asked regarding the report that he
would soon succeed President Charles w.
Eliot. and would in turn be succeeded by
President Butler of Columbia.
At Harvard today the report was de-
clared to have no foundation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
REPORT LACKS. CONFIRMATION.
Rumor Of Attempt on Life of Shah
Of Persia Not Verified.

ST. PETERSBURG, December 2S.-
There is no confirmation from any source
Of the reported attempt on the life of
the Shah of Persia.
A local newspaper. the Vecher. yester-
day said it had heard that two men, dis
guised as priests, had made an attempt
to kill the Persian ruler December 26.
Armed with revolvers. they gained an
entrance to the palace and fired one
shot before they were overpowered. The
bullet went through the coat Of the heir
to the throne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
MRS. RELYEA UNINFoRMED.
Does Not Know, She Says, She Is to
Be Mrs. Taft's Social Secretary.

If Mrs. William Howard Taft. wife of
the next President. has decided to make
Mrs. Eleanor Relyea her social secre-
tary. Mrs. Relyea herself has not heard
of 1t.
Mrs. Relyea, who is a 81. 600 clerk in the
signal Office of the War Department,
when asked if the published report that
she would occupy the place in the Taft
administration which Miss Isabel Hagner
has held in the Roosevelt administration
were true. replied that she had absolutely
no information on the subject. All she
knew about it. she added was what she
had read in the newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
Building Permit Issued.

\ building permit was issued today to
the Terminal Storage Company, 10 re-
pair one one-story brick warehouse on
1st street between Il and l. streets north
east; architect \. B. Mullett & Co.; con-
tractor is owner; estimated cost, 81, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
BRITISH STEAMER SEIZED.
Chinese Cruiser Captures Vessel
That Ran Down a Junk.

HONGkONG. December 2S.-The Brit
ish steamer Tai On was captured yester-
day by two Chinese cruisers near Kun
Chuk, west of the river. The reason for
the capture is believed to lie in the fact
that the steamer several months ago ran
down junk and drowned a theatrical
company which was on board.
Further developments from the cap
ture are expected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
FIRE CAUSES EXCITEMENT.
Blaze in Austria-Hungary Embassy
Results in Small Damage.

Excitement prevailed shortly before
noon today at the Austrio- Hungarian en-
bassy, 1908 18th street. when fire of I'M
known origin caused about 800 damage.
One of the secretaries discovered a lace
curtain hanging from the pantry window
on fire. He Immediately notified the SER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
SHOCK Is FELT HERE.
Weather Bureau Seismograph Re-
cords Italian Earthquake.

An earthquake Of very moderate force,
but quite prolonged, was recorded by the
weather bureau instruments last night.
The investigation by Prof. Marvin. the
seismographic expert of the bureau, to-
day showed that the shock. first felt at
IL 81 :2j o'clock, with a second tremor at
II :4O:3l, lasted in all over an hour.
Prof Marvin estimated that the great
force of the earthquake was felt about
4.SOO miles away, corresponding. he said,
quite closely to the distance between
Washington and Calabria, where the
shock caused damage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
BRITISH SHIPS IN COLLISION.
Steamer Sinks and All Of Crew but
One Are Drowned.

NEWCASTLE. N. S. W., December %.
The British steamer Advance and the
British bark Iverna were in collision of
here today. The Advance went down and,
with the exception of her first officer. all
the members of her crew lost their lives.
The Iverna put into Newcastle, leaking
badly.
The Advance mentioned in the forego-
ing dispatch appears to have been a local
vessel of small dimensions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28

wants. who pulled the burning curtain
from the pole and threw IL ont of the
window. Some one turned in an alarm
from box 31S. to which engine companies
l, > .. and truck company responded.
The flames burned tile window frame.
The loss is covered by insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
Return of Secretary Newberry.

Secretary Newberry, who was the
guest OF the Detroit Club in the Michigan
city Christmas day, returned to this city
his morning and was at the Navy De-
oertment today as usual.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28

were separated, but :hey met yesterday
and both went to join Simpson and his
gang. which included George Stanley and
Oliver Slavin. two of the most notorious
men in the mining camp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28
DIED.

CALVERT. On SUNDAY. December -. 1905. at
$50 pm. at 1105 18th street northwest,
MARTHA DIGGES CALVERT.
Remains will leave Washington at AM D.
cembcr 80. Ipterment at Petersburg, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-28

The statement regarding the alleged
mistake" in the measurement Of sand
box, upon which the payments for asphalt
were made by the District, is to be un-
derstood when technical matters are ex-
planned.
After a series Of experiments, lasting
over a considerable period and conducted
that asphalt delivered at the place where
it is TO be used Is equal to the amount of
sand and other ingredients put in a sand
box at the asphalt plant.
Thus the measurement OF the box at the
plant is accepted as the dimensions of
asphalt delivered on the street. There
is an expansion when asphalt ia loaded
into carts which Is lost by the time it
arrives at its destination.
Since 1904. the District engineer depart
ment claims. the Brennan Construction
Company has been paid for a larger
amount than the measurement of the
sand box shows. allowance having been
added to the measurement based on the
size of the asphalt CARLOAD just after it
has been mixed and dumped into the
cart.
Commissioner Cosby's Statement.
Maj. Spencer Cosby. Engineer Commits.
sioner. made the following statement:
"As far as the engineer department is
concerned. the matter Of payments to the
Brennan Construction Company on its
contract for patching asphalt streets
amounts to this:
in the spring of 1904. when the com.
pany announced its readiness to begin
operations with it's new plant, two as
sstant engineers were sent by the en-
gineer department to measure the new
sand and binder boxes, the volume OF
which was to be used as the basis for de-
termining the number of cubic feet of as.
phalt for which the contractor was to be
paid under the specifications.
The measurements handed in by the as
sistant engineers. which It was presumed
gave the volume OF the sand box, were
accordingly used as the basis Of pay
ments on the contract with the Brennan
company.
"A few months ago Maj. Morrow had
reason to question the accuracy Of the
quantities Of asphalt for which payment
was being made, and at once started an
investigation, which he conducted with
great care and thoroughness.
AS a result he discovered that the
presumed measurements of the box
were incorrect. and that the assistant
engineers, instead Of turning in to the
department simply the measure OF its
cubicaf contents, had apparently made
an allowance for the expansion Of the
asphalt when first dumped in the carts.
No Record Of Authorization.
1--WE have been able to find ne record
of any authorization for such an allow
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1--WE have been able to find ne record
Of any authorization for such an allow
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
9lnS mniercr Wsappc.

gm 25. Niai am @orabenbc Der
@abl. Sic .So3en" baben 81 Cid
a. D. Il5ette lire rIeBte" 8ablpers
lnmmlung %abgebulten. y mat bun ie
Gaes geiot?l Sort Mul. Ser rotbe
&err Spoo ifrie nnf Die .alerifalen"
log, III leiner natiirlihen e~elppbnten
@eiie lno 5fpar folsenbermaBen: ySe
r%9ompcn". be .Yoti6ampsoreer", Der
9cipel ioI ie boulen. &c tin mat
eusem SollB op EN- 3~oloerfnapp, mat
Dem nneren op Dem @ebansbiera!
Scnsteg get birnen a SouB bannebei,
bnB lie biz pp De aner Seit nun Sipped,
bel Der rSeipel ipe9" f%ourenl ct tout
en- Ic mat &neppelen bden. baB 5c
meneen sioeu, Der Seipel bdtt etc., etc.
Weld' feine 2eute! llnb bas fons
men Die iif leiiten in einem fatbolis
ideu 2anoe! g lit cine Shanbel
Ou Jest gerabe Die Seit Der Seits
Sftabc ber 9anbespatronin geipeien,
10 poIlem mir bier nod in grinnerung
brinscil. mas Der Sduptling Der Gos
tben, 9r. @elter, in Der &ommers
Sibung pam II. unb ~. Suli bers
iluiienem SabreS iiber Sas @nabenbilb
In Der R~atbebrale aeIagt bat: .8enn
man cine hol3erne Statue bat unb man
erlueiit bielem gilbe cine fait gottlide
Gbre -. (0r. Shilt: Die @ere5ring
Gilt 0erienigen, ipeld]c eaS 9ilo Dor
ftellt) =. So. 8riim bat b%ebanptet,
.cs lei ein Matchmaker Yilger5ug. i1 be-
(tradte bieles gilb ais p~olitdnoi9 nm
)ipirfinm nnS mill nift sngeben, oab
lacr Staat audi mn einen Seller aliss
lgibt, nm baslelbe an ieiern." llnS
tbann am ~. Snli c%n.segncte berielbe
Soaialiit nadl ben @orten bes Srn.
Sriim, melder iagte, Die Wutiers
aottes : gSaaiabrten ieien cine nas
tiol,nle &unbeebung ipeseM hires se@
fhidtliben llriprungs unb tpeeen Der
algen,einen Sbeilnabmc pcs lurems
burger Bottles. ~folgcnSes: Sic Sdos
bcrmelie audp." DIS lit fiiripabr ges
nuB. @aS lit nod niAt paiiicrt, ieit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
!6rofber9o9tbnm.
gus der Dauptfaht.

Smrcmbnrs. is. Mai. Sic
tatbolilden Scl9ier Der aantOns @irs
tons SlorenpiQe famen bellte nit elmer
Shaar bon 1900 Yilgern.
Sngemb q, %. Wtai. gs
famen beute 5um 8nabenbiloe: SeIpes
ringen 400. Glsinecn 2O3, Sifferbin>
gensS bertorn 500. 9er6ura 220,
Sentingen 105. StraBen 1875, 8eis
merSfirf 2,100. Bon aeltern iino
naG3utra9en Sulbeim $40 unb @au.
i6leioen SO.
3mgem bmrs, 25. Wlai. Seutc
traf Der @roBber6o9 uno Die @roBs
berSogin bier elm unb nabm in Der
@ila Staefer 8obnins.
9mgcmbnrs, %, Iai. I'm
eincm brittcu @alfabrtssug batter
Die tutboliifen @elgicr Der Yrppins
2uyemburs ibre leste Ssleaatiou nad)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

2uremburs 9eidift. 0iit 500 Eileern
ipa oas 9efonat Iarde berbei9eeilt.
Seute Na6mittag fanb Die feierli6e
S6lub : Yro3eiiion itatt. 10000
Ieni6en betbeili9ten iib on bcriclben.
i mt E II r 9, 90. Mai. Seutc
tnmen 5um @nabenbilbe 8ehtleine
NADER NIT 1875, Sdieren 215, @elz
lenitein 182, Shipebiin9en 90, CLINT
gen 115, Walobreoimus 1913, @oitin>
gen $40, @dlerbiqig SO, Hiimelins
gen 975, 2enniu9cn 146, 8ormels
bingen 430, Gbnen 207, Seffingen
27S, @i6tpeiler "a, GapeQen t07.
Setinsen 6S5. @rcpcnmader 525,
&iinbis 1917, Glerf )0efanat) 1850.
9iper 900, Itbus ia Yilgern; aDz
rid $50, SaHenbeim 40, &eblen
500, Soidcib nit Werlheib IS.
8rou6 90, @irtonz S%lorcnpiac 1900.
l. b II r q, 81. Wlai. Seute
famen gum 8nnbenbiloe: sells nit
$50, Gruften 81, Stegen so, Gnnnfl
1926. Eenteri1en 297, Wonborf 236,
gergsGolmar 95. giiieu $50. IeDcrs
nub 1870. Shengen 90. @blinsen 81,
2impa6 SO, @pesborf 1875, Gid q. D.
GIS. 2,275, Sii6ba6 1877. Gttelbriid
900. Seulen $50, Nommern $50.
@eli6eib 65. S6iiitrinsen 335. Go>
benborn S4. Meri6 $50. Seibmeilcr
1870, 2eubelineen 43O, 3olbcr 100.
Semstbal 100. 9efanat @ilb $50,
Nieberforn 400, Sianoen 800, Siez
fir6 unb ltmgegenD 500. Irlon IT,
100, SlingensGooo 1915, Sulfoorf
65. - @on Wontag: Gontcru 155.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Aus nem atrr. 5taaten.

Mns ct. 9Omis, Wu., uerlautet: Sic
Gtuoenten Der 1ebisin Der st. 2ouiS
~llniperiitdt" babier baben bieier Gage
I'M ct. 2ouiS Stabts 9oipital bon 80
Sisen % %9etponnen. Sir ieneS
&oipital batten iih $50 glpiranten
Der beiten mebi5iniihen S6uleu beS
8eltens our Yrifuns eelteut. Sir
ipubr Elm ih0ncs SeleniB fir Die nod
junge mebi5iniihc Ibtbeilung Der st.
2ouiS llniperIitdt" I'M Seionperen unb
fiir %geildunteS Snititut inu Ilgeraei<
men, beren 9rdiibent Der bofpp. S. IS.
Srieoen. g. s., elm 2uremburger. lit.
Scine 2alosleute iinb itol5 anf ibn!
9us 9cWlars, Sown, beriftet Der
r9erotb": 9err 3einri6 Berg, frlber
BET Ilton pobnhaft. Der leeten Wtdr5
nit Ieiner Samilie na6 @roblineen I'M
@robber5ogtbtum 2ugembur9 5og. nit
Der Gbiidt. lid bort bleibero nieoer5us
Iaiien. ifrei5t an Sreunbe, odb er 10
bel benz 4. SnIi herum nicher Suriltf
nadJ Sptua fem miro. Serr Berg
meint, es. Jet ia .SrauBen" gan5
id6n. a6er ein riftiger Mmerifaner
fSnue iid ani bic 9auer bort nidt bct=
mild fiib!cn. Sic Snmilie 8erg bat
9rnitbeE cine erOBere grbI6aft 9e%
matlt. gle miro bic grbihaft, mie
Sam. 0dilS. @ieien. 8nlD, nilp., oers
feuten ano in Itou tpicoer tbren
@obniib a%uiidjfaaea. - 5err Nidolas
Saupert ppn babier, unter5og it'd i'll
Sipteiter. Yeinn., elmer idlpierlgen
Operation. Sdupcrt'S 3uifano tpliroc
ais iehr tebenfiih an9eiebeu ino
feline in Sipur Gountp i%uobnhaften
Werronbten iplroen on lein arunfens
bett aerufen. Serr Snupert fpoQte
&usaangs Mni mad europa reiien, in
Der Mbiidt. ii1 bIeibeno nieoer5ulaiien,
bDdStenS Damn unb mann 81 8eiuf
hierberfomiten ipoIte. - SRI. No>
them. cine .5ohter Ser in 8emien
i~pobnbaften gbeleute Subert @pthem,
lit oieier Gage bon elmer 5~ipeiidbri9en
8eiuhsreiie IN europa 3uriid9efebrt.
SRI. Notbem bielt lih bauptiddli6 I'M
@roBber5o9tbum 2uremburg auf.
Mns onmbplb, Soma, perlautet:
Sn Der Wobnung ieiner dlteiten Sohz
fer, Srau %. Earions, babier, ners
idico ant %. Mni Serr Wilbelm
Sentsss. Serielbe tuar 1912 gu
8iiien. &anton Werih. 2%urembur9,
aeboren. Sm Sabre 1852 purbe \er
nit SRI. aatbarina Warion ebelih
setraut. Seine 8nttin sine linn mad
eliidliter Che I'M Idr5 bes SdhrcS
1905 I'M Sobc poralls. gs betrauern
Den nun Acknowledgement @ater Die
folgenoen GinDer: Yetcr Sentges 5u
Yarfer, 2. g., gpd 5entges su
Nigono, aoiintb Gountp. So., nno brei
ipeitere Tofter I'M Sumbolb Gountp.
Solpa, Namens: 2ema. gliIabetb unb
Mnrgaretba, bel ipelher CT Itarb. @r
rube in Sriebeul Sen trauernben
p:nterbliebenen unier ber5libcs
Scilcibl
aus Bort Waibinston, isis, melbet
Sic .2eituna": Im 9iensta9 lieRen
Serr Sobn Safer, ST., dlteiter Sobn
bon Ilberman Spbn 9aiier, uuo Sri.
Winna Siepers. iiinsite Sodter bon
Sobn Siebers, lid in Wilpnufee
trauen. IQerieits mnIere @liids
ipiinibel
3m Spets, Soiua, iplrben in Der
ct. Gatbarinen : Stride am 8. sunni
SRI. Wargarethd Sentses unb Serr
90. 5eiiel cbelid getraut. Slid
gum 8unbel
gu aurora, Sa., ihloiien am 6.
SUM SRI. Wnrgaretba Stros unb Sr.
Sobn 8engler in Der ct. Spiepb'ss
Stride ben 8uno fiir's 2eben. Slid
gum gunocl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09

- olga Ietberiolc. sic audi ia
Imerifa nieleefcierte en9liihe S6aus
ipieIerin. fat iih chen 5u einem Sns
terpieper tpie foigt seduSert: .Satte
iG mcin Seben nod Gin Deal bon
Teuem 81 burhleben. 10 ipiiroe ig
Satin unb Neutter uuo feline &iinlts
leriu sefporben fem" Die beircn
@eoanten fommen bod, immer 5u ipdtl
80. sic MGnner aus Der outeu
nlten Seitl" iiHst cine 9idterin im
elmer Der ioeben berdussetommenet
Reconsideration. - Samit pirb lie
bel ibren' Witihpeitern tpenie Inflang
finoen, benn Die Mdnner Der anten
alien 3eit perlansten 0 Der Srau ciis
gut Sbeil mebr @eboriam un6'1lnters
piiriisteit als Der mcSerne Mann.
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s,ud lit bic blibenbe, auloene ,3eit.

voV w NV piHDSupSr BotpehC OSh.
9iod lit Die blil6enoc. goloenc 3eit,
8 Oh i6one 8elt, mie bit Oh 10 lpeitl
llno 10 nett lit mein 9er5 u1o 10 blail
ipic Der Gag.
USE Die 2iifte burfjubelt bon 2erdens
iflagl
Sbr Srobliden. iingt neil Oas 2eben
nod matt:
Sod lit Die ih0ne. Die bliibenbe Seit.
9iof iino Die Gage Der Toienl
Srei lit ons 6er3 urb frei lit bas 2ieb,
llno frei lit Der 8urin', Der Die @elt
burh5iebt.
llno Elm roiiger auB lit nift minber
frei.
go iprob unb berifdmt au6 Die
2ippe lei.
$50 Elm 2ieo erflinet. mo Elm GuB
lid beut:
ga lit Die ~bliibenbe solbene 3cit,
gio1 lino Die Gage Der Hoienl
SIM Ser5 tief inneu lit IQe5 bn1eim,
Ser Sreube Saatcn, Der Shmcr5en
&eiml
Drum frii6 lei bas Ser5 unb lcbenDis
Der Sinu;
Sann brauiet ibr Stiirme baber unb
bdbinl
@ir aber iino aa5eit 5i iinsen bereit:
Sod lit Gle bliibenbe. soloene Seit,
Ho6 Iinb Die Gage Der Holeu.
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Grsiebunssrcaeln fir Gltern.

Mit Der Grsiebung ser 8inber f0nnt
Sbr. liebe gltern. niht firth gcnus
a%nfaugenl GS lit ihmer. gut 81 err
5ieben. Die @r3iebnng miS in Der
@iege besinnen hur6 q eiu o bs
mb SeiipieI. e. bebari
Sa peoer Gntpideluns bcs |eritanoes.
noh Der Termnnit.
Sic Ilten peraliden Den finnlihen
@eiit nit elmer slatten. unbeihriebes
men @ahstafel. Sas Bib lit lebr
ifon iino pahr. @ulb naben nun
allcrbnnb Shreiber. hcrufene unS uus
bcrufenc. I'M NIT ibren eiiernen @rifs
feln bieie refine Sldhe gu bcidreiben.
limb Do iouter bic gItern aleidsiltis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Ser grGntisam In peri6iebcnen
Staoien.

SIT Der 8rdutisnm neu berlobt, 10
benimmt er itf bohit ritterlif segen
ieine 8erlobte. er itebt in ben Sitter
modem; nadber fommlen Die befanntel,
S~litternoden; fdust er an, in iplittcrs
riGterlider @eiie aae mo9liheu Sebs
Ter an Der iuneen Srdu 8i entoeden.
10 taufen Die Splitterrpoden auf.
Sielen folsen oft Die 0enitterluohen,
Die Sitteriuoden uno ihlieBlih Die
3ittertpphen. 8efdlt es DEM Wanne
niht mebr 5u Sauie. 10 eroffnet er cine
Serie bon 2itertpohen; er piro piels
leidt Iieoerlih, unterihldst anpers
trauteS 8elb uno ipiro BON 8eriht 5u
b6fit uuan9euebmcu 8ittertuohen
perurtbeilt.
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Mae5eit bic bette Mr5nct.

Cine slr5nei, bic ieber iunsen
Sraut am 4of5eitstagc nit auf Den
2~ebenslueg gegeben iperoen ioate. lit
2d6eln, uub 5tuar bas cine
2dheIn. bas aus einem beitern. frob@
lihen 5er5en fommt. Gs lit garans
tirt. ben idlimmiten Sal 0 crib
finn uno acknowledgements 5u heiz
len. ipenu Die gcbanbluna s~eniiseuo
LANCE fortseiest miro. Gs beilt linz
perSauliGfcit unb nirft auf Die &C.
%npiienc Iabriing. tpie Die Come aui
Die Slnmen. Inter Der 8irfung besz
leIben mdhit Iues tuie ME 5upor. Sds
8ras lit %sriiner, Der 5immel BLAZER
unb Die 2uft piir5iaer ais 5upor. ielbit
Die Siibner legen better unb Die alte
Sub gibt mebr Wilh. &ur3, bas
2ebeu pirb baburh aus elmer Gait CUR
2uit. gs lit Sbatiahe, mas Sdlos
mon iast: Gin froblih Ser8 mnht
pas Seben llitig; aber elm betriibter
Wutb bertrodnet bas 8ebein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-09
Mhtnna, liebe 9eierin!

Sic nertben 2eierinnen bieier
Spalten, tperoen e5 ms geipt6 nift
libel nehnlen, fpenn mir bier auf einen
Sebler aufmerfiam maiden, Der iopobl
fir Die nSungen" ais auh fir bie
.Iltcn" ais ernite Wtabnune bent.
@s 1ino Sic beioen einfafen unb 81 If
10 bcfannten @orte I'm ngt".
@ie piele Sbrdnen BADEN tic ihou ses
fpitet. ipie piel iflpere Stunoen pers
nrinht, Die fleinen uuid)ein6areu
@ortdleu: .Wan idet." Bran iagt"
heiBt cs bel Irm unb Heih. Soh uuo
Niebris; oft pirh bas llnalaubliflte
bebouptet uno nit Dem man iagt"
einscfiibrt. l1nb mirfIidl es firben
lid immer Ieniheu. Die es barauibin
fir nahr balten unb meter crsdblen,
bis es Sllcbt ais fertiee. nolIenbetc
Sbatiahe miitritt. 8cht man Der
8eiditte auf Die Spur. erioriht man.
ppbcr lie Itammt, Damn neiB Niemanb
etmaS @enmies. .Wean bat CO 9ez
Iagt." Wnn ipoite germ etpas Neues
bcriften; cs ipor niht bDie Ibiiht;
man crfann nihts. man ipraf MIR
raf, tuuS Inbere geiprofen. uno 10
pergroBert iih bic einiade 9ebauptuna
aleih cinem S6neebaa. bis Tie enblif
Sem. Den Tie traf, tiefes Ser5ez
Ieib bradte. y@lan iagt". taild)t
auf pie cine Spufaeitalt uno 5erflieRi
nuh in bieie ipie nidts. ipenn man Tic
rdber ms Iuse fabt. &iten mir
ms Dor Dem man iaot". - 90. q.
, 1908-01-07
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.
Council meeting tonight.

Council meeting tonight.
Bright and warmer this morning.
The bank barometer today marked
.23.12.
Call 142 Black for the package de-
livery.
There was a bit of a cold wave last
night.
The county commissioners were In
session today.
Buy your carnations at Hertzog's,
in size they're immense. Phone Al blk
The executive committee of the
board of trustees of the university me:
at the university today.
County Attorney Downey was confin.
ed to his room this morning, suffering
from an attack of la grippe.
The Arctic Brotherhood team ar
rived from Chey enne today and will
play at the gymnasium tonight.
George Umhauer has been able tc
resume his position at the johnson
house bar, having cover somewhat
from a sore foot.