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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-23

DAYLIGHT ATTACK ~ DERDERO
10 REPULsED ~ FRRNch
COLUMN.
DOuTED NATIVES FLEE,
ABANDON THEIR DEAD
ohaeo Covers Six Miles, the pvsouit
Becoming So Hot That Arabs
Leave Killed and Wounded Be-
hInd-One Officer Dies.

Colomb Bechar, Algeria, Apr. ia
French column posted on Talzaza hill,
which commands the pl:-ln Of Tamet,
was attacked hercely at daylight by 4
pumber of Borders, who, with nomad
Arabs, have been concentrating for
Some weeks past on the western from
der Of Algeria.
Freneh Fight Desperately.
Although surprised, tho French force
rallied and fought desperately. not
only beating of their adversaries, but
pursuing them for q distance OF six
miles.
SO hot was the pursuit that tho
Arabs, in their headlong flight. aban-
doned their dead and wounded.
Several green flags Of the prophet
also fell into the hands OF the
French.
Victory Costs 153 Men.
This French victory was costly.
Twenty-eight men, including an OIL
cor, were killed and 100 men, including
ten officers, were wounded.
The losses were greatest In the
Foreign Legion.
The Berber losses were much heav-
fer, no less than 1875 dead bodies be-
ing found by the French troops
The French pursuit was stopped by
darkness.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-23
10 Manage Corn PaIac s.

Mitchell, s. D. !, April 20. The new
corn palace executive committee
elected the following officers for tho
big festival next fall, Sept. %, 90, so;
Dot. /, 2, .: President, William M.
Smith; vice president, !. w. Seaman;
secretary, =. J. Welch; treasurer, ].
T.. Morrow. Mr.. Smith has charge Of
attractions: Robert Burns Of the ad-
vertdsing; I. w. Seaman Of tho ooun-
~ exhibits; John Michels 81 the
buildings and the decorations; j. ii.
Davis Of tho transp ortat ton. Tho corn
palace will 30 improved over 100.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-23
Beats Record Ono Minute.

New York, Apr. 1S.-By q remark
ably close margin of one minute the
big Cunard liner Mauretania estab-
1ished 4 new record across the ocean
over the long route in the voyage
which ended here Friday. Her time
for passage was days % hours SO min
utes. The fastest previous trip-ex-
actly five days-was made by the
Mauretania's sister ship the Lusitania.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-23
SEVEN MAY Be DEAD
Louis Orian, Wife and Children are
Missing.

Forman, N. D., April 17.-Louis
Orian, his wife and five children are
believed to have persisted in a prairie
fire which swept the country twelve
miles west of Cogswell, in this county.
Their buildings were burned and no
clue can be found of their presence
anywhere. The flames were scatter
ed all over the countryside by wind
which travelled at the rate of forty
miles an hour. Dozens of farmers
lost barns and granaries and hay.
Live stock was burned to death on
several farms. H5 Ia
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-23
LaFoIlette's Illness Alarms.

Washington, Apr. Ex-senator La
Toilette of Wisconsin is i'll at his
home in California street, suffering
from gall stones. He has. been at
tended by physician almost constant
~ for the past 4S hours and inflamma-
ton of the stomach has developed. His
family and friends are alarmed over
his condition.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-23
Gov. Deneen Hits Back,

Carthage, ILL.,, Apr 1S-Gov. Deneen
spoke at Mount Sterling Thursday,
defying his opponents to prove
single case of favoritism in the civil
service. At night he made a speech
here, and struck back at Representa-.
tive Mclaughlin, who wanted the gov
ernor impeached in connection with
the asylum investigation.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-23
Explosion Causes q Panic.

st. Louis, Apr. 18.-One hundred
and twenty-five persons residing at the
West End hotel, Vandeventer avenue
and Morgan street, were thrown into
panic by three explosions of the
heating plant in the basement. A fire.
man and an oiler were slightly injured
by pieces of broken machinery.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-23
Poisonous Gases XII NEGROES.

Macon, Ca, Apr. 1S.-Three negro
employees of the RoWster Guano COM
pany here came to their death Thurs
day from inhaling poisonous gases
while at work in the acid chamber of
the company's factory, and four more
are i'll from the same cause, one prob
ably fatally.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-23
Train Is Held Up.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Apr 1S.-West-
bound Northern Pacific coast train,
which left the Union depot here, was
held up by two men just outside the
city limits and $41 and two watches
taken from the passengsrA
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-23
SchooIboys Are Drowned

Lawrenceburg. Ind, Apr 18.-Grover
Spurgeun, aged II, and John Spurgeon.
aged ton, were drowned in Newton
pond on their way to school Friday.
The boys had constructed raft,
which capsized in ten feet of water,
The bodies were recovered.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-23
Fire ut Saltwater, .

saltwater, April IS. The village Of
South Saltwater had the most disas-
trous fire in many years early Friday
morning. Six buildings were de-
troyed in addition to . considerable
amount of personal effects. The loss
will exceed $15, 600, about half covered
by insurance. @ . |4. II. III .lg
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-23
Pastors Wife a Suicide.

Kewanee, ILL.,, April 1S.-Mrs.
Brooks, wife OF Rev. J. G. Brooks.
state evangelist for Congregational
churches, committed suicide Friday at
the family home here. She was sui.
1erlnS from nervous prostratio1.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-22
dores Sc descubren, y Sc oven vftores

dores Sc descubren, y Sc oyen vftores
a Francia, Charcot y a la ciencia
Ell "Pourquoi Pas7" sc desliza so
bre las olas, y Ia multitud da Ell 1lti-
mo adios a los ilustres y valerosos
expedicionarios. .f|
Ell objeto del viaje del doctor Char
cot, que tanto interes despierta en- el
mundo cientffico, es determinar la
verdadera naturaleza del Casquete
antartico. acerca del cual Sc sabe
muy POGO en- la actualidad. constitu-
yendo clio uno de los pocos misterios
Igeografcos que hoy quedan por des-
cifrar.
Todas las explicaciones que inten-
taron hasta ahora avanzar hacia ell
extreme Sur fueron detenidas en- su
Marcia por bsrreras de hielo cuya
altura varia entire soy 100 metros.
fQue ocultan esas barreras7 .Hay
mas ALA de elias un mar libre 6 qui-
"a un extenso continente1 La hipo-
tests que hoy cuenta con mayor n6-
nero de partidarios es la apoyada
por el doctor Charcot, quien cree que
en- las extremas regiones australes
existe un vasto Continente de eXten-
sion igual, por 10 menos. la de Eu
ropa
Fsta hipotesis sc encuentra basada,
4 iuicio de Charcot, en- las siguientes
observaciones:
Las masas liquidas vecinas de los
continentes oceanicos son POGO pro-
fundas por 10 general, dandose el ca
SO de que los fondos submarines en-
torno del cfrculo antartico van dismi-
nuyendo conforme Sc avanza hacia ell
Sur Esto parece indicar la proxi-
midad de un continente. Por otra
parte, el entero fondo del Oceano at
lantico Sc halla cubierto de substan-
cias sedimentarias de pr6ximo orr
gen continental.
FL prcblema que intenta rcsolver
Ia expedition del ''Pourquoi Pas1'
tiene importancia extraordinaria dcs-
dc ell punto de vista geologico; pues
81 sc llcgase comprobar la existen-
cia de I'm sexto contlnente Sc podria
reconStituir, por comparacion, Ia his
toria de las modifcaciones terrestres
en- la epoca en- que los "glaciers" al
pestres cubrfan Ia region Nordeste
dc Francia, Y en- que Russia. Alema-
mia Escandinavia formaban una ex-
tensa capa de hielo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-22
lIATENCION!! |!

Llamamos la atencion a nues.
ira numerosa clientela, de que
en- esta IMPRENTA sc acaban
de recibir infinidad de articulos
para regalos; entire ellos: ELE-
GANTEs Y cAPRIcHosAs EScribanias
para los gustos mas exigentes.
En- arttculos para Escritorie I'm
gran surtido. PAPELEs de todas
classes. SoBREs LAp1cEs, T1NrAs
Y PLusAs. Prensas para copiar
SORES blancos y de colores.
CoPIADoREs para cartas. LIBRE.
rAs de todos tamaTlos. FaCturer0s
nuevo modelo. { inflnidad de
ob;etos.
Desafamos la competencia,
no tan solo de la Isla, sino de
os mercados de procedencia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-22
La expedition del Dr..
Charcet al Polo Sur

Ha zarpado del Havre, para reali-
zar una expedition al Polo Sur, ell
buque "Pourquoi ASP, a cuyo bordo
va la expedition organizada por el
Sabio doctor Charcot.
Ell dfa estaba hermoso, y los trenes
1legaban al Havre llenos de gente,
que deseaba despedir los intrepidos
expedicionarios.
La multitud sc extendfa por Ell
- mucllc de Or'ears, contemplando al
blanco navfo que ha de II tan reno
tas playas-
Alredeoor del "Pourquoi Pas?" ha-
bia varios yates y muchas embarca-
clones memories, en- las que Sc encon-
ira ban representatives. de las soCie-
dades geografcas ms importantes
del munio y academies de ciencias,
Tambien fue bCrdo del "POurquoi
Pasr un represer tante del gobierno
frances, que le saludo en- nombre de
los ministries y le entreg6 un afectuo-
SO telegrama del Presidente de Ia
Rep1blica.
Ell "Pourquoi Pas2" es TN yate del
miSmo tipo que el buque "Bacchante'
destinado tambien 4 exploraciones en-
regiones heladas. Tiene Al metros
de longitud 9 90 de ancho; desplaza
800 toneladas, y su maquina, de 500
caballos, permite desarrollar una ve-
locidad de 8 a 10 nudos.
Los tripulantes son bretones, nor
mandos, picardos y dos marineros pa
risienses
Todos ellos no tienen mas que una
divisa, seg1n la Erase del doctor Char
cot: el deber.
Las despedidas fueron conmovedo-
ras, principa lmente la de NJ Bougrain,
segundo cOmandante del "Pourquoi
Pas! de su hija
A bordo del yatc va montado I'm
lnagnihco laboratorio. dirigjdo por
M. Gourdon, geologo; MN. Liouville
y Gain, naturalistas, y NJ Senouque,
fisico.
Llevan 4 bordo 200 toneladas dc
carbon, 1900 litros de petreleo. I2ooo
litros de vino, 5000 kilos de conser-
vas, 1000 kilos de harina, 5000 kilos
de pescado, 600 kilos de frutas secas
Y 600 kilos de conhturaS.
Momentos antes de partir el buque
los muelles estaban ocupados por ge-
nerales, jefes oficiales del ejercito
y la marina, y las numerosas repre-
sentaciones cientffcas de Francia VI
del extranjero.
Al DR.. Charcot acompafian hasta
Buenos Aires 81 muJer y ST. hija, un
"beb6" de ocho meseS. La expedi-
ci0n de Pourquoi Pas5" sc alicia dc
Francia por dos afios.
Al levar anclas Ell buque, el doctor
Charcot est1 en- el puente Y apluda
Serenamente la multitud
Veinte mil per onas agitan los pa
fuelos y las mujercs lloran. FL 81
lencio es solemne. Jean Charcot per
manece inm6vil, coz Ia cabeza des-
cubier-a. Los go tripulantes del
''Pour luoi Pas7 Sc descubren tan
bien,
En- el mome1to er que el barco do
bla Ia prnta del faro, surge dc IL
multitud una CvaclGn estruendos;.:
las aclamaciones son delirantes, Il
m1sica de. regimiel to I20 de Inca
toca % harscuesa; todos los cspecta
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Sas 8ebet zines @aterS.

Im Z. Suni 1884 10 i6reibt Elm
Srpensprtelter - e5 mar geraoe am
Sage meiner 9rieiterlpeibe, erbielt ib
einen Brief bon meinem Cater, in melz
dem inter Inberem folgenbes ltanp:
.@om 5age Seiner @eburt ON bis auf
Den bentt9en babe i) aQe Gaze elm
Gue Maria fir Sid 9ebetet in Der
@eiming, Die Wutter @ottes m6ac bod,
benirfen, baB Oh Yrieiter iuerben ober
firth lterben mod,telt. ipenn Sir etiuns
GnbereS nidt gum Seile gereiden
iolte."
9onfeno babe ib meinem Iater
eeantmortet rnb i'm gebeten, CT mDae
iprtiabreu. pas Npe Maria ale Saae
fir mid 5u betcn. bamit ih elm gutter
Yrieiier ipiirbe. elm Erieiter nad benz
6er6en Seiu. SD idrcibe es oieIem
@pe Maria , 3n, baB iD niht bloB
Hrielter. ionbern iogar OrbensprieIter
ulb Wiiiiondr ~geiporben bin. Damn
babe ih meinen @ater 9ebeten, er
m6gc bird pas glpe Waria 8ott
bitten, bab i6 mid NIT alien arditen
fir Die Hettuue Der Seelen uno gum
@oble Der arnlen Witmenifeu 8ptt
beltGnoig ~aufppfere.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
(gpn 81. g.
Wubrhcns siinSen.

10iorhen. Oh ioait nic6t."
Wobr1eu ut nuf ole Sant ltnb
bon Der Sant uuf Den Gid gefletz
teri nno lhniiffelt an Dem Sleiidz
topf, Den Die Mlutter ppripralid
bofgeitellt bot. berim.
Sic lit briiben gum &dufmdnn gez
gan9en unb bat 6nnii ermabnt, ia
biibih artis 81 iein. 5anii lit Elm
brapes girIflein, uno Die Wltter
lam ii1 auf feline Solsiamfeit per>
laIien.
3un 5errt er Mo6rhen am
Shfpan5e Suriid. .Wobrd)en, fonm1
bod, nrtig iein, Mobrfen."
Wobrcben lit iebr energiIh bellte,
oas Sleii6 buffet gar 5u loderb.
Sic @tutter pirp lofort s~llriidfoms
men. lin II llbr. lpenil Der Batter
beim fpnlmt, mu6 Der Nfitta9tiih
9epedt ieiu. Ih, 6anIi bat ihon
Shrdueu I'M Allge - lluo Wohrz
den folgt nidt, oas aino ipin ibnt
pos Stiid Sleii6 aus Der ShnalSe
reiBen uuo III Den Sopf 5uriid tbun,
aber Wpbrhen lit bebenbe. Gr cnt@
i6liipft Sauit's baltenoen SGnben
uuO ipriugt nit benz buftenben
a~dlbsbraten dIf Die 0iele.
Sanli ringt u~er5iueifelt Die 6dnbe:
o@dS miro ole MIltter iageu?" Sic
luaren lonit Die belteu aameranen, er
uno Wpbrden, nber- beltte poate e5
Dem SiinDlein burdlnuS nidt eine
leudlten, ooS es c6cnfo sur SoI9iam>
felt oerpiIidtet mar. tpie ba5 Sinh.
Sanii bate gut rebeu, baS Siinn@
lem blieb perltedt, Inbte Iid) an Dem
iaftigeu Sraten, umb o6 &nnit i6m
8elobmtngen periprad pber nit Der
Hutbc brpbte, &iinoleiu brebte lid
9e9eu Die @un6 uub - fra6. Is
mollte pffen6ar nif,t IN iciuen Suus
betopf binein, bnb iepe quite 5bat
ibren 2obn, uub iebe llnart lire Boz
len 6olgen finbet.
Snuii idmmeltc trallrig sic Mltrs
melu S%uInnmell. lie batten nnfnngs
10 biibid mitciuoitber geipielt NM
Mobrdeu, oaS elm iebr fluaes 6iinos
lein mar. bate lie ieinem iungen
Serru cifri9 Suriidgerpat. Sanii
mlrpc p~ollitdubig irrc on Ieinem
Spiel9efdbrten. itl.tc puS Sopiheu
i'll Die Sanh uno lam nah, lpie pas
9cl6ebeu fonnte2 Mobrden, bas
quite, tlu9e Mobrden. mar sum Siebe
geiporben. uno bate es nidt einz
mai uotbi9, nenn Die Mutter aab
Sebem reihlid 81 ellen. 8ic ipirb
6auii bas S6redlide Der Iutter
beibrin9en?
Wobrden Iedte iid beIa9lih bas
Sdudu6hen, CT lhien nibt einmal
@emiiiensbiiie 81 empfinpeu. Sic
Mtabl5eit lpor ab9eipeiit unb er
oebnte iih boh't befrieoist AMI lciner
2aserltott. Sic i6luuen IeM9lein
blin5eltcn 81 6onii %biniiber, Der
ihlpor6e Eubel mohte iid pobl 9ar
iiber bas %aemineubaitc fleinc Icns
lhenfino hliti9?
5auit leuf5te aus boiler Srult, ga
bat er mobI gum erlten Male Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11

Ienberuna bes Observation-Disclosures
lelber relp. Iusi6lieBung ser Sefe
fentitfteit i'll %ifnuoaloieu SGaen id1pn
oesbalb ab9eiebeu Baden, neil er ilberz
5eu9t iii, DOB Dem lIebel oIf Dem Mege
Der MISUNDERSTANDING ~ii6cr6ollpt
nift bei5ufommeu lit. @euu aber
oleie Teform porerit nift Durdb5ufiib@
rem lit, ioa man oe5balb aitd) fernerbin
rltbi9 5uieben, nie cine gepiiIenloic
Seniationspreiie Sen I'M @eri6t5Iual
perhunbelten S6mile uno llnratb nun
Wtlionen o Seieru 5ligdnglih
md6t, Die Ionir rpenig ober nidts bn>
bon crfubren ipilr0eu?l @ir 9lali%
ben ntdt unO balteu hes6dl6 BEN
Glartihen Nntyag mir woblangebraAt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
@h6erfaan.

"HELIOTROPE." A Book of Verse.
BY John Rothensteiner. st. Louis,
B. Herder. Bound in Heliotrope-
colored Cloth, net 90 cents.
Sdpn ourh leiu biibide5 MeuBeres
riibrt Dies neulte 8dnnheu @eoidtc
ocs nett ilbcr Die @reu3eu leiner nnncs
rtfdnildcn 0einlatb befannten 9idle
tiers I'M Trieiterfleioc iid portbeilhaft
Elm, @S cntbdlt Qicber m~eltliden
uno getltIthen Snhnltes. Sonnette
nno lleberleRuu9eu beutid)er Sihtcr.
Gtni9e er6dblen o Den Heiieu %atcr
Tnthenlteiners in europa. anoere BON
Den Observation-Disclosures Der lellen @eIt,
nnpere bringen MIR oidterilhe Stimz
mntgen uno @cbanten gum @usDrud.
Die Se9cnbe pom &loiter Ill Santnrcn
atbmet Den @eiit 2onefcQoip's, nah
reno Der @influB bon Golerioee's
~Nncient Minriner" Iid in Den Strps
pben der 9crettete Scr9n,ann" fiible
bar 5eigt. Sic Sonnettc iiber @es
neoig, Neapel uno nnoere flaIiiide
Stdtten Stalien'S, iibcr bns StraBs
burger @tiiniter, 2ouroes nlo anpere
Yldbe, lpeIfe Der Sif)ter beiudtc, ges
boren unitreitig 81 BEN beiten &roe
puften engliihcr Hoeiie. MDge %ater
H~otbenlteiner old) IN ieincr rellen,
onitrengenpen SteIhtng ben Salld1 Der
Yoelie beipnbren, pelhe Die Muic linn
in Die @icge gelegt.
Wttt GROCER Sefrieoieun9 ba6en mir
ben ShluB Der ie6r lpunnenoen 9ris
mlnnls s1opeae oNobnprin3eBden~ 9es
lelen, Der in Dem ioeben erihienencn
8. Seft bon Mite unb Meme
8 t" publi3iert ptrb. Sme S6ulo
rdd)t lid nuf GrDcu. entipeber frilber
ODER lpdter, unb aud Die Su9eno fins
Oct fiir 9~efpobnlih Iton in bielem
Sebeu lire S%elobuung. Sos Cube
oteler Hopelle baben mir lfon lanoe
NIT 9roBer Sehniuft crlpartet uuo lpir
9onnen Der tnpfern @iloa ibr @lild
bon Ser8en. Wie Is mandmnl Ione
oerbdr I'M 2eben Suseben fam. 5ciet
ms ~Sas Srgebnib elmer Nahiraoe":
3tuei lieben bns 9leihe WGb6en uno
i6lieBlt6 beiratbet lie Der Srittc. Der
bon Den 3peien als Iermittler al
ibr geidlidt tporoen III. Ser Roman
SEES 8Dnigs @erf" cntrpQt nns int
mer interciiantere 8ilDer. In bele6s
renoen Seitrd9en, Die gum gr0Bten
Sbeil iIluitriert iinb. entbdlt bas pors
Iiesence 5cft fol9enoe: @abliitten in
aretd, Iaerlet bon @eib uno @elbesz
pertb, Snrd's beiBeite Stalien, Ynter
Sfmiot I, Ius Hublaup's @esens
mart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Uni herlt @iie.

&ir95 nuf 6llir uno SGdern Shnes
SET gcfroren Bad lrt0 See
@ltben. 0idgOlein, ilrs audl talt,
Shnel Die S6ltttinlb angei1nnQt
Sci! &ie lIitig iii Die Heiie
Naf oem lpiegelblnnfen Gle!
9ns gleitet uiD i6m;e9t iid).
9ns idaufelt uno biegt it1,
Saa hplpcrt unb ltolpcrt
Inn fdlt nuf Die Nni'l
Sus 6dppelt unN frnbbeIt!
81 lebt. @el6 Elm SpaBl
Sod Der 6auiel BOT gentadlt
8nidleu S6nunges cine Icbtl
llno Der Yeter. idlnnt mn her,
Cine Shraube 5icbet Der!
Siei mb @ret I'M filbucu goge,
&pmmcn mln bdbergcSo9en.
&ie lpeben Die 6onre
Gem tliidtigen &nnrel
Ytit Sdraufen nom Saufen
ShleBt saul alif lie 6lI!
MAN ldnInlert lirD flnmmert
Hno fonrmt ni4t Sur Hub'!
Gm @eIdnoer WtiiQer's Srans
Siebt NIT 9ieib Den Init gen 5dn5.
Ndt. mic Der it'd pln9en mltB,
Stnbet nirgenbs felteu Slib
llnb permag nuf allen Sieren
Ntlr ods Ih0ne Gi5 5u 3ieren.
@r rlloert unb lpddelt
llub flld)telt unD fadelt,
Gr butldbet ltno rlltidet
llnb tommt uift pom Sledl
Or luaat it'd urb pld9t lid
Eros allem @ened.
llio Die Shlitten. >bort am 9uih
SauIen lie I'M f~linfen Suih,
Srinn Die nleriiin9iten 9eite
Saben ibr Ser9nilgen beutel
ltnb nod, mander tleine Wtann
Srert lid, ON Der glatten 8abn.
sic iubefn unb pfeifen
llnb ihliirfen unp id)leifeu,
Sic folern utb bpllern
Die areu5 ltnb Die Querl
I'll, Wiuter, Die &inber
Sic lieben Did Iebr!
$. Su6er.
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Wubrhcns SiinSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
9adenbe @abrbeiten.

Gin bumorpoller Ybiloiopb berDfs
fentlidt i'm Yariler DSigaro" cine
Neibe f%Ieiner. epigrammatiiher 8es
obahtunsen. Die CT i'm Spa5iergeben
bur6 StraBeu. Sbenter. CAFES nno
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feline 2ebenseriabrungcn IN prel
@ruppen elm. &leine Sin9e, Die
@inem @ergniiseu MAIDEN. Die @inem
i%nnaneenebm iinb. unb nuf Die man
iipl5 lit. @ergniigen niaft es CHEM
Elm Sranfenitiid in Der SaIhe elmer
nlten 8eite 81 iinoeu,-8ei Mad,t Die
Sreppe 81 ieiner 8ohnuug binduf6uz
geben. binter @incm. Der Strcibboljer
beiibt. Ns Siiniter in einenr
g%iienbabn : Coupe 81 bcmerten. DaB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Sin s6ritt in Der red,ten Tiatnus.

Sn cinem liberalen 8eGiel6latte
leIen mir: oSebr beior9t I'M Die
Gfientlihe 0fpral lit ber Gougrc6s
monn Glarf bon Sioriba. Gr bat
cine Bill ein9ebrant, monnh feline
3eituug burd Die Yoit perlhidt
meroen bari in Der Die Shiloerum9
zines 6 + c b / II Oh 8 allies 5, zines
No prppro5eiieS ooer elmer anz
beren @eridtsperbnnolun9 porfommt,
mppur6 bic Moral Der Sugenb pers
borben iperocn tonnte. @egen Die
Sortiii6runs Der 8eridtsperbanoluns
gen IN Der biSberi9en anitoBi9en
8eiie bat Serr Glurt nihts (?) eins
5ulpenben."
Die SnIimlation III leeterem Sabe
iolat nj d / nit Notbpeubi9feit aus
Dem @orgeben bes oru. Glarf. Sic
Ier faun bon eiuem Intros betreiis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11

cine Der bier Yeriouen, Die beqliem Die
SdplGee c%innebmen. auf Der nGfiten
Station musiteisen mirS. - Cine
Welobie Su finben, Die man LANCE ae1
iiidlt bat. Ginem fre6en Sroibten@
futlher Elm falibes @elbitiid ais
Srintgelo 81 9eben. - 9eim Sriieur
cine 3eitung finoen. Die man lelen
moute .-llnan9enebm iino Die iolgens
Den Sin9e: ginen pprlteIcn miiilen,
beiien Hanen man pergeilen bat. -
Sn einen Salon eintreten in benz
%Nugenblid, IN Dem Die llnterbaltung
ploelin p%eritun1mt. Hi6t nilen.
ob man Semanoen cin Srinfselb seben
lou ODER nift. - Bon elmer Sperets
tensarie perfol9t 81 peroen, tpenn
man gcraoe Summer bat. - ginen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11

Sreunb t~reffen. Den man felt 9angeul
niht seieben bat unb lid nift erin
nern. OBJ man i'm bi5te. - SIM Iutoz
mobil zines Sreunpes ipa5ieren fabrer
unb feinen 8efnnnten t%refieu. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
3ei6 Der arbeit t.

Cine Sa%nbitiderin madt in Der
Seif. in Der elm Iaihinenitifer etpa
500 Stide ntaft, beren MIR 5ebn.
Ser HammbGr elmer Sampframme
madt IN Der Winute etrpa fiinf5ig
Sdldee unb bat Elm @elpi1t bis gu
1000 &ilo.
llm eiucn 3obelpel5 ber6ulteQen,
imub Der 9iirihncr miuoeitenS adt5ie
bis bunbert 3obelfelle aneinanbers
nGhen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Sci Ser wabniinnisen ,saab n

Set Ger mapnftnfttgen SagD 1ad
Hubm llno Ius8eihnlIng Den ipaes
nannten original GiGtuneeu folaeno,
per9eIien Die Ier3te oft Die erlten
8rlnoidBe, ndmlih. bab oas 9lut bas
Seben ut. rnb DAB CO rein gebalten unb
lem areislauf trdftia u~nterbalten
iperOen mllB, renn Die @eiunbbeit
iltdlt leiben Iol. Sieies lit bds
Irbeits : Yrin8ip bon 5orni's Mlpenz
frduter uno has @ebeimniB ieines
mertpiiroigen @rfplgcs bel Der Be-
banolltn9 BON &ranfbeiten. ipelde Ser
@e|fitlihfeit oes b~ebanbelnoen Irstes
SrpB geboten bubcn. Srau 81. &.
Sdrod aus Mlmirn, 8aib., ihreibt:
gNthtS fommt Dem I~lpenfrGuter
gleth. Sd mar Sabre lang leibenb
uno inter Der Sebnubluue Der beIten
Ier5te. sd fpnnte nidt qlIer iiber Die
Stube gehen. aber Der Ilp~entrduter
mndte nlicb 5u elmer 9clunocn Srau."
Saulenoe babeu ebeuiolde 3euaniHe
dbgelegt. @enm es Sic intereiliert.
ld)reiben sic. uuo sic lueroen ,3euos
nine bon 2euten erbolten, meld1e sic
%tennen; pieueidt iiub Qeute in 'Sbrer
NaAbnri6aft Durf MlpeutrGuter oez
beilt noroen.
Gr luirb uiht. ipic anoere Weoi3is
men, in Nootheten u~erfduft, lpnbern
DEM &ublitum oireft bon Den @iaens
tblmern Durd, Spfals Noenteu Sllges
Iteut. ~Sr. Yeter Sabrnen & Cons
So, 112-11S 60. @opue Slpe., Gbiz
cago, ST..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11
Sd babe tneimem Srndsi1aoen
N5etbit fmriert.
llno iu.rSe Sbnet seisen wie sic ZEN Sbrisen heller
fOnnen u1o j.par unrutseltlidr.

Get Snbreu ndr i@ bilioS rno mubte bas @eit biier. tpeaeu
sinsS sSpesiisI Srinlfassns: astn Srufbano bali mir. Die
zen lane; SO taninte fe ale uno .turierte .rih ielbt pernitteIi
siner etHIadsK entoednng, &enn bsuG@rthtigt. l5tde id Sbren
ole. SUR nneRtsetltn. Gle bat MID ee5eiIt mn iettoent 9au.
'senee anoere. sic tuiro al9 Sic iurieren. G6reibsn se non
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11

Gin ihlehter Suitanb bez
Sbiten,s benefit. baB paS 8lIt unrein
unb Die 9eber nrlBer Srouuns lit. 81,
Iuguit aonig's Samburaer Sropfer
brineen eiueu 8ebiel berbei uno furiz
ren inpcm Tie brett aui Die Seber
pirfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-02-11

Crit ipdter I'M 9eben 9ebt 2ir
Die @iniiht auf. fir niepiele Summs
bciten Sir Die Straie erlaNen ipors
Den lit.