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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30
The $40 and Its LAN.

are having Pupished ~ consiuVra"''
expense an opinion given last winter
by Attorney Gsneral jackson 70 :. II.
Quincy that the state constitution
can be ovsr-ridden BY Judge Rees II
he is willing TO sink bis own honor
for Office. This pretended ''oPinion"
was not given in course Of . legal
proceeding but was a wholly gratui-
tious buttipg into the Fifth district
fight on the part Of Jackson and 10
wholly at variance with the rulings
Of the stvte courts.
1t comes with bad grace for state
officer to 60 out Of bis way to encour-
age disrespect for the states laws.
While 1t Is true that congress is the
exclusive Judge Of the qualification OF
its members and that it may, II 1t
will, admit a member elected in de-
fiance Of the constitution and OF the
laws Of the state, it is also true that a
state is under no obligation to assist
A man In an effort to secure an cleo
ton to congress in violation OF It's
constitution and laws and is not OBJ
liged to afford man any facilities
either by putting his name on the
primary ballot or otherwise for run
ming for congress in violation OF its
constitution and laws.
The people Of the Fifth district will
resent this method Of interfering With
their affairs. They prefer a man who
comes with clean hands and not one
who in order to get higher Office is
willing to barter his oath to support
the laws Of the state and and its con-
stitution.
1t is surprising that a state officer
like Mr.. Jackson would lend his aid
oficiously to encourage such disre-
gard Of honesty and such diSrespect
for law.
1t connection with this "opinion"
Of Jackson's the following from the
Salina Union is interesting: THE
Abilene Chronicles now Prints'a giant
opinion delivered by Attorney Gener-
al Jackson in answer to Fred H.
Quincy Of Salina, regarding the eli
gibility Of Judge Bees to run for con-
gress. Jackson says he can do SO.
Now here comes the joke;
at is unfortunate that the Chron-
icle is printed in Abilene. II it was
printed in Salina and contained such
an article it would be the joke OF the
city.
Attorney General jackson in re-
ply to Senator Quincy's letter says
Judge Rees can run. Now this same
Mr.. jackson recently delivered opin'
ion about No. 99,876,54S saying that
Salinas sewer bonds, purchased by
this same Senator Quincy, were IL
legal. But Mr.. Quincy is not worry
ing. He says the bonds are all
right and holds on to them showing
that he does mot consider Jackson's
opinions worth II cents"
Isn't it the limitp
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30
z lection Judges and
Clerks Liable to Inn
prisonment If II h ey
Count and Record
Votes for Judge Rees
ait the August Primary
--------- ",
Constitution Of Kansas

'The Justices Of the Supreme Court and Judges Of the
District Court SHALL stated times, receive for their services
such compensation may be provided by law, which shall
be increased during their respective terms Of office Pro-
vded such compensation shall not be less than $I,5oo to
each Justice Judge each year, and such Justice or Judge
shall receive no fees perquisites HOLD ANY OFFICE
OF PROFIT OR TRUST UNDER THE AUTHORITY
OF THE STATE, OR THE UNITED STATES, DUR
ING THE TERM OF OFFICE FOR WHICH SUCH
JUSTICE OR JUDGE SHALL BE ELECTED, nor prac-
ce any of the courts in the state during their connu
ance in Office"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

II you can stand this scrap ten days
more you will have rest for short
time. OF course there will have to
be the explanations Of how it hap
pened and the lining up for the cleo
sion, then about Oct LIST it will get
hotter than ever.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

The State Journal on Saturday had
ever $500 worth Of political advertise
ing. The newspapers ought to COM
bine to have primary held every six
months,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

The three supreme court justices
now on the bench, Benson, Mason and
CLARK, should be supported for renom-
1nation. They deserve it.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

The Rev. Mr.. Sheldon who broke
into the governorshiP fight with a
letter endorsing stubbs as great
temperance man is hearing from the
back precincts in a way that must
make him think maybe it would be
better to stick to preaching.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

Congressman Reeder Of the Sixth
district tells this story on himself;
Meeting an old German farmer in
Lincoln county be extended his hand
saying, my name is Reeder, I'm a
candidate for congress" "vell," re-
piled the farmer. 81 hope you make a
better one than we got now"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

Sam Smith Is making a campaiso
in Dickinson county this week and it
il hummer.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

Cy Leland's majority in the First
district is going to be something
brutal and the Third will not be far
hahind.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

Really why should Kansas send to
wisconsin for advice on how to vote
to vote In its primariesP
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

Senator Long is right in refusing to
draw audiences for Bristow.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30
Judge Recess Oath

81 do solemnly swear that will support the constitution
of the United States and THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF KANSAS and faithfully discharge the duties Of
the office of Judge of the District Court. SO HELP ME
GOD. (Signed) "R. R. REEFS"
Judge Rees term Of office does not expire until January
1911.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30

The old soldiers will vote almost
solid for Leland.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-07-30
THE LAW
Election Law, Article VIII

All ballots cast at any election for any person
holding the office Of Judge Of the district court OF OF
he supreme court except for judicial Office shall be deemed
tand held void and shall be counted by the judges and
clerks at any election by any canvassng boa nor shall
any record Of the be made by any canvassng board
nor anv certificate of election issued thereon.
M1sDEMEANoR Any person violating the provisions Of
this act shall be. deemed and held to be guilty OF INSIDE
eanor and conviction thereof shall be imprisoned in the
uncoy Jail less than three more than six months
Should Judge clerk count the ballots any one may
complain against him and he would be subject the punish
ment named in the law.
While is true that Judge Ree seems to have SO low
sense of honor that he willing to violate the law ana con-
and his sacred oath which he took with his hand up
held to Cod election judges and clerks should be careful not
to let the Judge get them into trouble.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05
UNION MEN EXEMPT FROM TUBERCULOSIS Death Rate Among Non union Workers One Hundred per
 Gent. Greater Than of
 Those Organized.
IS GOMPERS' DECLARATION
Union Shops Superior in Sanitary Ap- pliances--Mitchell and pr, Flick Address Congress
 In Washington.

Washington, Oct 4--Dr, Lawrence Flick, of Philadelphia, delivered an encouraging address today at the New National Museum, where tho tubercu- losis exposition is being held in con nectinn with the International Con gross on Tuberculosis which adjourn ed yesterday. Today's meeting was in series 10 be given this week, The speakers were pr, Flick, John Mitchell, former president of the United Mine Workers of America, Samuel Gompers. president of tho American Federation of Labor; Frederick l.. Hoffman, an insurance statistIclan, and Richard Freund, president of the Working mems Assurance office, Berlin, Ger many,
 pr. Flick emphasized the part society should play in the great work of stamping out tuberculosis. Calling att tention to the fact that what is want ed is the spread of knowledge we now have on this subject and an appIica- ton of that knowledge, he said. the rest Is easy
 John Mitchell, who presided, enum- erated some of the obstacles to great CT progress in the promotion of health and the eradication of disease and said that they were due to the attitude of many employers of labor who resist the enactment of laws for the proven ton of accidents and the promotion of health and who comply with such laws with the greatest reluctance,
 Of equal importance, Mr. Mitchell declared are housing conditions in large cities He said that property owners feel little responsibility for the health of comfort of their tenants.
 President Gompers declared that un. ion workingmen are less susceptible tC tuberculosis infection than non-unior men } cause the union shops are su. perior in sanitary appliances to other shops. The death rate from consump. ton among non-unon men Is one hun.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

Mrs Sanders W. Hart of Prospect street will give a luncheon at her home wedding to MT, Eugene M. Bristol of Brooklyn will take place on Thursday.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05
DONATIONS ACKNOWLEDGED.
Gifts to 'Tlorence Crlttenton Mission''
 During August and September

Mrs. Cyrus w. Kellogg, prs. new stockings; shirt waists; shirt waists tsollcted); skirt, 6 top collars, l hat 1 dress; Mrs. Fredelia Hne, bushels apples, 1 peck pears; Mrs M F Tyler, cucumbers, squash. cabbage, crab ap- ples, literature, fruit, l-2 bushel ap- ples, 12 bushel grapes; Miss Audubon, bureau scarf literature; Miss Helen Andrew, pears, cucumbers, corn; Miss Elizabeth Andrew apples; a friend, babys new slip, 1 pinning blanket l hot water bag, collars, pin cushion, old linen; a friend i new Bible, 1 new wrapper 1 new apron, 2 vests, draw
 CTS, 1 suit, 1 handkerchief, belts,
 collar skirts, 1 pair gloves, 1 trunk, 1 pair rubbers, literature; Rev MT. Mossman book of car tickets; Mrs.
 Bissell, crab apples; Mrs. Benj. Rich
 ards, pr, pory lace curtains, lit- erature Mrs. Y SpiXakowski, ice cream, pop corn; Mss Julia English rides on merry -go-rOund; Mir Occupin, Ice cream; Mrs. Edw, Fl. Rogers, ginger snaps, marmalade; a friend, skirt, waist, 1 shoulder cape old linen, free
 advs. in Leader, Register, Journal Courier; a friend, skirts, coat; Mrs, Anton Xezener corn, lima beans, toma- toes; Mrs. w. H. Baldwin, Cheshire, basket peaches; Mrs. II. M, Bradley, | flowers, fruit, vegetables; Mrs D. M, Bradley, 20 yds, hospital gauge, solic- tied by Mrs. r, l., Perry; Mrs, Wm. Bissel, grapes; Mrs, C, E. Bolmer
 Woman's Home Companion for 19OS- 1909, ironing board, ironing table, cur tain frame, Mrs Nathan $. Bronson, pr new shoes Mrs, E. M, Baldwin, 1 pix. pears, Jelly glasses Mrs. Y, M
 Damn, prs shoes, solicited by Mrs F
 l., Perry; Mrs A. totchlliss, fruit, vegetables; Mrs Samuel Harris, peach basket each of beaches, crab ap- ples, Mrs. J. E, Hubinger, 2 baskets to- matoes; Mrs Geo. E. Lapham, West Haven, | peach basket tomatoes Mrs
 James Miles, Milford, 1 peach basket grapes, solicited hy one of our girls, Miss Florence Merwin. grapes; Mrs l. L. Perry 20 yds, hospital gauge; Mrs
 Joseph Porter, pairs shoes, solicited
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05
New Haven Orphan Asylum.

Legacy estate of Augustus E. Lines, $2,5OO; estate of Mrs. Harriette M, An derson, $1,OOO
 Donation, Mrs J. D. Wheeler, ESQ., to be used for children's pleasure
 Discount on bills, The Gamble &
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05
Desmond Co.,, ss.s5; Edgar Thomas.

Desmond Co.,, $s65; Edgar Thomas, $l.74; the lsdw. Malley Co.,, 72c. N, J. Beers, medicines for the month, Miss Kate Walsh, Rye, N T., 10 pairs mittens; MT. Clark. use of grounds of the Double Beach House for the chil-g drcn's picnic; T, A. Fremont, Ohio, { bottles matted milk,
 The members of the visiting commit-r tee for october; Mrs. F L. Leighton, l54 Grove street; Mrs. D. B. Thomp- son. 5S3 Orange street.
 For the board of managers,
 JOSEPHINE s. NEWTON,
 Treasurer
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

dred per cent. greater than among un- ion men, he said.
 Statistics wero presented hy Frederick L. Hoffman, showing that the death rate from consumption among wage earners in this country Is 77,0OO out of 32000,0 ,000
 Dr Freund spoke of the compul- sorry insurance of laboring men in Cor many The most important clement for 2 successful campaign against the dis ease, he added, is the insurance of in- vallds.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05
Tho Stenographer.

The good stenographer reads his notes rapidly--in fact reading is the real test of his efficiency slight acquaintance with the art enables one to make guesses at the forms which would oon- ceivably represent words, but it takes long familiarity with the game to know what forms can be read one hour or six months later; only experience teaches what other word a certain stroke might be mistaken for in such and such contexts after the notes be- came cold It Is thus in word pho tography that the real usefulness of shorthand comes. This need not be conversation which one hears; 1t may be ones own fugitive thoughts, Any thing that one decides to reduce to black and white, and desires 10 do lt quickly, may be committed to short hand, on the extent which one is llke- ly to want 10 do this the usefulness of shorthand depends. Most shorthand writers enjoy playing with it. As a di- version for an unoccuped hour at the end of a wearisome car journey, or elsewhere, 1t has few equals. The shorthand enthusiast never ceases to be interested in what he can do in the
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

Professor and Mrs Benjamin Jepson, Miss Clara Jepson and Professor and Mrs. Harry E, Jepson have moved into their new house in East Rock road
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05
PERSONAL NOTES

Mir. and Mrs, Clarence T. Hut fho were married on September 22 at Ma hone Bay N. S., have returned from their wedding trip and arc at their new home, G9 Mechanic street,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

by Mrs F. r.. Perry; Mrs. B. r. Rich ards, 1 basket green tomatoes; Mrs, George Stevens, 1 package clothing; Mrs Elisha sanford, grapes Mir A. B. Lempkins box infant food; Mrs. NJ, c, Woodward 2 bushels tomatoes; Mrs. IS. J. Fox curtain frame,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05
CELEBATEs SILVER WEDDING.

Frank r. Chandler of G7 Bristol street and Mrs Chandler celebrated the 25th anniversary of their wedding at their home last night Their silver wedding was greatly enjoyed by friends who came to help celebrate
 Mr. Chandler fig the head of the State street hardware firm of Chand- Ter and SellWood
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

Mr. and Mrs Henry Manson who have been spending tho summer in Clinton are back in their Westvile home,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

The Maynowcr branch of the Tribune Sunshine society will hold It's first meeting of the season this afternoon at the home of Mrs William Y, states, 734 Elm street. The president, Mrs. T. J. Adams, requests that each member be present as the work for the winter is to be planned, The hour of the meeting is 2;30 o'clock
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

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The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-05

Mrs, Artomas J, Haynes with her two ven from HarwIch, Mass, and will spend the winter here while her sons are at school here.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23

ten, unb ieet begreifen mir, tpether
8efabr mir %entronnen linb. 8aum
aus9eltiegen, bOrten mir S6mer3ens@
ffrete, unb ipdbrenb mir peitcr
ginsen. begriffen mir ben aansen
S6refen bes l1ngliids. Iuf Ser
WiaIfine unieres 3uges paren blutiae
Setden buhitdblih f~eitgebeftet. iibers
all ldgen 5lpiiben Sriimmern aorper.
Dfdn lab an 5dnben unb @eiidJt pere
fpnnoete Nr6eiter urb blutbeiledte 8es
genltdnbe. 8ir itirsten gum SeIc<
arapben nm uniere I~n9ebori9en gu
Grandchildren.
Gin anberer Geiienber aus Sem 5er>
triimmerten Dug, Der @erii9eruugss
Beanie Boone. iagt: Ser 8a1cu. in
DEM mir nns hefanDen, mar poQItdns
Dig nmgeItiir5t. Wan bat mid burh
Die Sbnre berdusge3oeen. uno ib bin
Damn bon o6en auf elmer Setter berdbs
geItiegen. Sn meinem gbtbeil hefanz
Den lid mebrere Srauen, Die an elmer
Yilgerfabrt tbeilnabmen. uno Die, neil
Die brittle alaI1e iiberfiiIt mar. in ben
5~tpeiten Slab genommen butten. @ir
befanoen uns IN elmer @plfc bon
Stdub uno HnIh. @ls Die Hrauen
idrieen, Iaste Elm after Serr nehem
mn: 8ernbieen sic lid bo6l ginen
I%ugenblid ipdter ianf er 3uIammen.
S6 roGte i'm aufri6ten. ba i6
slau6te, err lei obnmG1tig. Sd ritz
telte ibn, er mar tobt. Cine Game.
Die iid in bem 9ebenfpusen befanb uno
ben &opf gum Seniter be~rauseeitedt
bate, tpnrbe, NIT Dem @agen anf Die
anoere Seite Der Strede geihleubert.
Sd babe iobiel SHredlihes geiehen,
bdB i6 meme grinneruneen nift iams
meln lam. Cine Dame NIT bret reiz
5enben, san5 tpeib sefleibeten ainbern
befdnh ii6 neben uns uno bate cine
grobe @unbe int 8eii6t. Die neiBen
&leiber Der &inber pnren NIT gIut
iiberifromt, unb Die &leinen i6rieen
Dor gntiesen.
GO fperben nod eine @enae traaiz
fher g~inselbeiten iiber bic bon Der 8as
taitrop6e @etroffenen befdnnt. @ier
Irbeiter ipielten aarten; als Der 3uz
Iammenitob e~rfplgte, fpuroen ane TO-
fort eetobtet. Gin Sdperperpunbes
ter, Der II militant aus ben Srima
mern befreit tporoen mar, fpurbe bon
einem 8ettunssbeamten mad ieinem
Namen sefraet. CIR oahfe es iei Ser
gontroleur unb anttportete: Sd beige
E. unb bin abonniert. Cine Winute
barauf itarb er. Cine Srau 8itttpeis
ger aus griifel tpuroe crit eine balbe
Stuube mad benz llnsliid mitten unter
ben Sriimmern sefunoen. Sie bate
nidt Die geringiten @erleeunsen er@
Iitten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
y9nftise @ittwe" Siite.

Ior einigen Saeen iab i6 iumitten
5tpeier iunsen Samen elm Serrfen
Dor mir fdreiten unb fpitnberte mid.
tpie berielbe 5tpiffen ben beibeu Bad
fiifen bin ,unb ,lhertGnselte. 8dIb
berna6 lab id friihe 8lutstropien Dor
mir auf Dem, Srottoir liegen linb err
itnunt nnfblidenb. bemerfte ,id. ME
Die Hdnbe Der. r2uItige 1itttpe" sSiite
Der boz min. beri9reitenpen iunasn
9amen Die. Sbten hires 8esIeiters
in fold linbarmbersieer Weife idabe
ten. bab Die, glutstropfsn gum Srot@
toir btnub ~tropfelten. Eapfer belt
Der iuHsa Ger Die Narter bis our
ndfiteu. Strabenfreusuns aus, bana
aber BRAID iein Mutb 5uiammen uHb
na6 furser Gntihulbisuna berabihies
bette er iid bon Den S10neu unb eilt.
in Der Winorihtlrns na6 Der ndfiten
Gpotbefe. mo er feline Sparpfenniee in
SeftpfLnitsr ranlegte. - Sh, bieie
rOdmltden" Oa1sgebedunsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
Gin einfadeS Wittel sesen bic
Srunfiu@t.

gs piro aIsemein au~seseben. bab
man iebr Ieiht bonn mdbisen Srinfen
dlfobolif6er @etrGnfe in einen 3us
ltanO fommen Tam, mo mar mitielit
Der natiirlihen RiuenSfraft anein Die
Heisuna gum Srunfe niht mebr be-
berriden fnnn. SIN iolden SGuen be-
barf es anberer S%iilfsmittel unb mir
Iefen b~iesbe3iieliA IN elmer p~opuldren
@onatslhriit:
~@s sibt Elm iideres Rittel sescn
bic 3runfiu6t ODER Die 8epobnbeit
beS Srinfens unb bies 1T bas eins
fadite bon allen. Sic Sur beitebt
BARN. baS man Sruht ibt. CO miro
oas Sruhteiien Die idlimmitc Inges
ipobnbeit Der Srunfiudt beilen. 8eis
De, 8eihmdder iinb ndmlid einanber
tobtfeinb ,unb IN bemlelben menifz
lihen aorper lit ni6t Huum fir heioe;
Der cine ptro iiher Sen anbern per<
treiben. Ser SruhteeIhmnd lit nit
DEM alfobolgeidmad niht bereinbar."
9as NitteI bat bas fir iih,. baB es
lei6t a%ntpenbbar lit nnb tpenig toitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23

ben iiingeren Sabrsdngen audi bier5us
lanDe, bieIe eifriee Yrieiter gibi
fpeI6e ben 8ertb unb ginflub fatbo-
liider 3~eitungen erfenne1 unb redi
mannbaft fir ielbe eintreten. 8ir
fennen iolfe ieeleneifrige iiineere
Yrieiter bier in Gmerifa tpelfe pirfs
li6 fir Die 8riinbuns fatbolii6er
Sases5eitunsen beeeiitert iinb uni
audi bafir arbeiten piroen. gbre
aud ibuenl I6er burh bic Sfule
uno pobl audi bon Der &an5el aug
fonnte nod niel offers Der itnterihies
suiihen elmer fatbuliihen IreKe uni
elmer gefdbrlihen, farblDfen YreTe
flarer gemaht unD me6r betont
tperben.
Gnbere @riinbe tpelhe Die Grim
oung elmer tatbolii6en Sasespreiie in
Der englii6en Sprnhe binnusidieben
iinb tpobl aud Der 1aneel an elmer
groBeren GAIL itsfatboliider. bober
gebilbeter 2dien. ipelhe Elm tpeiteres
6elb fir Die @erbreituns elmer iolfen
3eitung eroffnen belfen piirpen.
2a5u fommt natiirli6 aud Der
@ansel an ben fadmdnnii6en
ardften fpel6er natiirlid in Dem
Waabe abninmt In tpel9sm Die Yrebs
Weiiere tpdhit.
Inter iotbanen @erbditniiien mnib
gtner i6on iebr optimiitiif beranlagt
iein INN Der 3utunft Der ensIiiten
Brefie in 9ieniteu Der tatboliIten
SaHe Defenders roiise Seiten a6au>
gepinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
Ser Same Sefus sibt Grb5rnns.

Gin merfniirbiges 8eiipiel bon Der
:borun9 beg @ebetes int Nnmen
Jus er8dblt 8enebift Sernanbe5. Der
Eniglrens BON Dem Iusganee Der Se>
G~usen5euee mar. Wettten
Is Der gerberei begab iicb elm Mnbd>
Ebaner auf Die Slubt, nm in einem
).tlsieiii6sn aaltcle bas 3iel ieiner
|inl6e 81 erreiGen; benn Die gottS
be @nabe bate bic Sebniuft nad)
IN Gbriltentbume. in iein. Ser3 ges
Int. Sod am Simmel gliibte Die
|)nne, unb in Der uniiberlebbareu
LITE poQ bes brennenben Sunbes.
|rd pel6e Der Slii6tIins 5ieben
|lbte, par feline Spur bon @alier an
|oen, iopaB er enblid nahbem er
lae Den iHmer5lid1iten 0urit ertra>
II, auf benz Stno it6 bin(aserte. UNI
bert COB gu ertparten. Sd
ibm Elm. tpie er bon G%6riifenIfIas
h me6r als einmal gebort bate. onB
Inruf9nb beg Ndmens Seius aud
ben grdBten '8ef6merben Silfe. ses
|brte; uno faum bate er ii6 bemiibt,
len Nanlen, 10 gut er permodte,
|s5uipre9en. dtS er f6pn, ipie er in
/ Solse oielfu6 perli6ert unb be-
uert bat, 3unse unb 8aumen ers
|i6t, bon ger brcnuenben 9irre be-
it unb ieine arafte interchangeable
lite, 1oodBse r. NIT erneuertem wtntbe
zen 8eg fortiebte. gS bauerte
ar niat LANCE, nnb berielbe leh5enoe
rit. bielefbe grmdtfnng uno 9eS
ls9efdbr itellte 5ih fpieoer elm; aIlein
II Seilmittel itanb linn 5uaebote;
Iri1als rief er Den Namen .Seius"
unb abermals fanD or poriae
Re. unb 10 erretdte err enbli6 ipobls
|dlten Die portugieIiihe Seite. bon
er Damn nadb 2iiiabon ii4 begob
4, bort eetnift tpuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
Gut a~bsefertist.

Bgin Heligionsipotter. tpie man Iolhe
Sunierer ~aufgefldrten" Seit bdlb in
penn 8erg1prfden, finbet, ipurbe. tpie
IS .Siroler. 8pltsblatt- be5euet, bon
Rnem paderru Mdbfen aerabe5u
|dn5enb abeefertist. gin Dem aug
hb unb fern IpieIbeiu1ten Seite
lnierer lieben Srdli bon Der immers
\ brenoen hSafe~ in Yufbeim
Eeiterreid(, has nit Der iiblifen
|ierli6en Yro5ei1ion besansen pnrbe.
3pbmen audi mebrere Wdbhen aus
per Rahbarsgemeinbe 9beif. Sci
Re Seimfdbrt, Die per 8abn erfol9te,
frnen oieie nun I'M Goupee nit einem
Rnbetannten Germ iiber oas Set 3m
Fe6en. Or fragte Die Wdbben. 'ob
lie in. Bilfbeim gepcieu ieien.
IN tbre beIubenbe ,Grtiport erlaubte
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