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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-01
Our Pattern Department
A PLATED DRESSING sAcouE.

Pattern No. 211.-Dainty simplicity
characterizes this pretty little negli-
gee developed in cream-colored fig
ured challis. Deep plaits are stitched
to yoke depth in the front and extend
to the waistline in the back, giving
that trim, neat appearance preferred
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-01
Free Lunch LEGAL.

st. Paul-In a decision rendered by
Hugo o. Hanft, judge of the municipal
court, he holds the anti-free lunch or
dinance prohibits the giving away or
selling below market price of any food
in places where liquor is sold.
Sam H. Stamm was arrested for vio-
lating the ordinance and the decision
finds him not guilty, as the ordinance
under which he was arrested is in.
valid.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-01
Apples Are lmaqinary.

Mankato-John Rose, stranger
from Ohio, was arrested on the charge
of defrauding housekeepers by pre-
tending to sell apples that he did
not possess. He canvassed from house
to house, claiming to have carload
of apples at one of the depots, and ex-
hibited beautiful large red ones as
samples. The apples were to be sold
at $3.50 barrel, and he collected 50
cents down.
His scheme failed when one house.
wife, more cautious than the rest, tel.
e?honed to the depots and found that
there were no apples there.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-01
Game Records.

st. Paul-Based on the number OF
deer and moose known to have peen
killed during the open season, Carlos
Avery, executive agent of the state
game and fish commission, estimates
that nearly 5000 deer and perhaps
$50 moose were killed in this state.
The figures available are those Of the
number shipped into the several coun-
tics. They show that 1854 deer and
80 moose were shipped by the hunt
ers, and it is estimated that at least
as many were killed by. the residents
of the counties in which the big game
abound and were not shipped.
Hennepin county heads the list of
the number shipped in with 399, St.
Louis county is second with 355, and
Ramsey comes next with POS deer.
st. Louis county is credited with 81
moose, Hennepin with IL, and Ramsey
with 4; Stearns received 6 moose, and
Lake, Mcleod and Traverse each got
four.
The commission issued during the
season fifty-four nonresident game II.
censes and the records show that for
ty-five deer and four moose were
shipped out of the state.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-01
Burns to Death.

Burns 70 Oeatn.
St. ClOud-At 2 o'clock in the morn.
ing at Melrose, north of thfY city,
Katherine Krick, twenty years old,
lost her life in burning house. While
attempting to escape from the build
King the girl became suffocated and
fell into the flames. Her body was re:
covered twenty minutes later, but it
was charred and unacceptable John
Krick, the girls father, was badly
burned, but will recover.
The fire was discovered at 2 o'clock.
The entire family, consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. Krick and three children,
were sleeping on the second floor,
when Mr.. Krick was awakened by
smoke. Upon going down stairs he
found the dining room in flames. He
hurriedly called the family and all
escaped but the girl, who had gone
back to her room to save some trink-
cts. When she reached the bottom of
the stairs she was suffocated and fell.
The flames surrounded her and the
firemen could not locate her.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-01

a fall.
The paper mill of the Falls Manu-
featuring company at Oconto Falls.
Wis, burned with probable loss of
100000, fully covered by insurance.
Henry Hertzwig, the engineer, lost his
life in the blaze.
United States Senator r. Mallory
died from general breakdown at his
home in Pensacola. Fla.
A man believed to be Robert H. Har.
ris of the brokerage Arm of Harris &
Co., Kansas City, Kan, was crushed
to death under the wheels of q North.
western Elevated railroad train In
Chicago.
James H. Oliphant, senior member
of the stock exchange firm of James
H. Oliphant & Co., of New York, was
fatally shot at his Office by Charles A.
Geiger, a customer from Beaufort, s.
c., who, after firing upon Oliphant,
killed himself.
Mrs. Theodore Weld Birney, founder
and honorary president of the National
Congress of Mothers, died at her home
in Chevy Chase, near Washington.
President Roosevelt signed proc.
lamation creating the Arkansas ma
tiOnal forest.
The main building of the University
of Oklahoma was burned.
Alfred M. Hewlett, president of the
Western Tube company, died at Ke.
vance. ILL.,, Of paralysis.
Princess Terri Pomare, Of the royal
family Of Tahiti, daughter Of Queen
Marau. arrived in San Francisco from
Papeete.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1908-01-01

Deen luIe lot several weeks Will return
to work.
Milton B. Owen, 10 years of age,
was arrested upon the charge of at
tempting to kill the entire family of
his employer, Richard Owens, of the
town of Algoma, Wis, by poisoning.
Gov. Hanly of Indiana pardoned
Samuel Harmon and Joseph Osborn,
serving life sentences for murder.
Executing the instructions of the
emperor of Japan, Viscount Aoki, the
Japanese ambassador, conveyed to
Robert s. Mccormick, of Chicago, the
decoration Of the Order Of the First
Glass of the Rising Sun.
H. Garland, youngest son of the late
Senator A. H. Garland. committed sui.
eide In Little Rock, Ark.
Miss Athena Green, 16-year-old
daughter of J. N. Green, a prominent
citizen of Buena Vista, N. c., was acct
dentally killed by bullet from the re.
volver of Joe Lance, a mountaineer,
who was passing Buena Vista station
in Southern railway passenger train.
William Henry Rice. the minstrel.
died of pneumonia in Philadelphia.
At Karlsruhe, Germany, Karl Linde.
nau, who was being prosecuted on a
charge of completely in the libeling of
Olga Molitor and of having attempted
to blackmail her, was sentenced to
three years Imprisonment and to five
years loss Of civil rights.
Stories of alleged cruelties and bru-
talities, practiced upon defenseless in
sane patients by attendants, were told
in the hearing Of the New York lunacy
commission appointed by Gov. Hughes
to investigate conditiohu in the Man
haitian State hospital. Wards island.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-17
CITATiOM.

Whereas, H. J. Read Administra-
tor of the Estate Of c. A. Hoyt, rep
resents to the court in his petition
duly filed and entered on record that
he has fully administered the Estate
of c. A. Hoyt, this is therefore to
cite all persons concerned kindred
and creditors, to show cause, if any
they can, why such administrator
should not be discharged and receive
letters of dismission at the August
term Ct the Court of Ordinary of said
county. In open court, this, July 9Th,
1908. Horace Dart.
Ordinary, Glynn county, Georgia.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-17
REWARD OFFERED.

A reward of $500 will be paid for
reliable information TO convict the
thief, or return of jewelry stolen from
my home Wednesday evening, july S.
Two gold watches, one plated two
sold chains; three rings and three
pins were stolen The most valuable
watch was GOLD case with a small
black wreath of jet on enc side of
case. In the middle of outside Of
case were initials m, n, vSS0." A
gold chain to wear around The neck.
with a large pin with figures in blue
and white was attached Another
watch was'12X14 size and engine h1r-
ned hunting case stem wind, lever set
The third 5-year plated watch. One
ring had set of ruby surrounded by
pearls.
Information will be rewarded by
Mrs. M. Gam,
401 G. street Brunswick. Ca
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-17
RATE LAW UPHELD.
Railroads May Net Exchange Trans
portation for AdVertisiaq.

Railroads May Net Exchange Trans
nortation for Advertising.
Chicago, July 16-'If it be lawful
to make exchange Of railroad trans
portatton for advertising then it would
be lawful to de ting same in every
transaction, and railroad business
might lawfully be99me one of barter
and sale, limited Only be demand"
In a decision hahled down by Judge
Kohlsaat in the United States circuit
court from which the above is quoted,
the iurist enjoined tbe issuance of
transportation by the Chicago, Indian
apols and Lou,svillef railroad to the
publishers of Munsgys Magazine in
exchange for advertising.
The decision wa5rendered in a test
case in which theg Federal authorities
brought suit to pfewerrt\ the carrying
.out Of a contract entereS into in Jan
uagy. 1897, between thqSrairoad com
pany ana Frank A. 3Iu&ey & Co.. pro
yiding for the ISSUING of trip tickets
or mileage to the val f. of $500 in cen
sidelation Of certain 9dyextsing space
in the publication of thes magazine
company. The contract kas alleged
to be a violation Of TIE epburn law.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-17

J. c. Ligeour went up 10 Nichols
ye terday and returned last uiSht VITA
the Georgia Press Association.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-17

Geo. 4. Rice, Of Say annoh, was
among those registered at the OgIe-
thorpe yesterday.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-17
A caIifornian'SLuok.

"The luckiest day Of my life was
when I bought a box of Bucklou's Ar
lica Salve;" writes Charles F. Eadahr
If Tracy California. 1.-TWO &c boxes
,ured me of an annoying case Of IT'D.
ing piles, which had trorblcd me for
years and that yielded to no oth,l
Roses dug store.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-07-17
GEORGIA. Glvnn County

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned has applied to the Ordinary
Of said county for leave to sell land
belonging to the estate of Jane May
hew, deceased, for the purpose of dis
tribution, and the same will be heard
at the regular term Of the court Of
Ordinary to be held on the first Mon.
day in August, 1908 This July 9th,
1903
e. D. Walter,
Administrator with the will annex
ed Of the Estate Of Jane Mayhew, de-
ceased.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-09

prisoner attempted 70 use this knoWI-
edge to eXtort money from the wom-
al., chat Sne became terrOr-stripkpn
30 his threats and undertook the Sp-
ries Of prosecutions against him
which resulted in his Urial before u
unacN commission, and his being
thrice arrested al her iustigation; that
Lamphere attempted to Mreak VEN
geance upon her for these actions,
and her relusals to give him money
or To continue the relations which had
existed between them prior tu the APP
pearancc here i'm January of HelEr-
lien, that the fire at the Guinness
home was started by I.amphere. but
that he had no idea OF causing the
deaths of Mrs. Guinness and the chill
dreu. The laws of Indiana. however,
provide that arson. resulting i'm
deaths, shah be considered as murder
in the first degree, even If the crime
is not premeditatCd. 1t Is under this
statute that Lamphcre is TO be tried.
Mrs. Leo Groeuiug today told ihc|
prosecutor that the night before Jeu-
ME Olsen disappeared, her son Emil
who had been employed at the farm,
had seen two strangers there. one
of the strangers, he told his mother,
was a man dressed i'm WOmans
clothes He said further that Mrs.
Guinness explained their presence by
saying that they We're a professor and
his wife from a school in California. /
to which she was about to send Miss
Olsen. Greoning said that the couple |
arrived at the farm after dark but
that they and Miss Olsen were gone
when he arose early the next morn |
ing. Mrs. Guinness told him that the Z
the west. Greeuing started work on .
the farm as a chOTe boy in NONpmhrr |
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-09
TWO MORE DEAD FOUND IN
BARNNARD CEMETERY

Laporte' IND, May S-DeVelop-
mehts IN the Guinness murder case
came thlck ana fast TINS evening,
each additional circumstances brought
70 llght belhg OF nature 10 strength
phere, VINO is accused Of first muir
dering Mrs Bella Guinness and her
three children. Lamphere today sent
a request to his attorney H. w Wor-
den, asking the latter to send to the
farm Of John Wheatbrook for a trunk
which Lamphere left there when he
was arrested April rs. But before
this word had reached the attorney
the trunk had been confiscated by
the local authorities. It contained a
number of letters written by Mrs
Guinness to Lamphere after he had
taken employment at the farm Of
John Whedtbro"n, neal SpriIl5Nill.,
seven miles north of this city. Tn"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-09
Now Believed ProprietesS Of
Indiana Barnyard Cemetery
is AIivei Suspect Arrested by
Syracuse Detectives,
BODY THOUGHT HERS DOES
NOT ANSWER DESCRIPTION
1%o More CorpSeS Discovered
Yesterday at Horror Farm
Near LaPortei Tolls Tighten
on Alleged ACC0mpIiCe.


Utica y. y, May 9-Detcctves
Mess and Dunavan of Syracuse, ar
rived here on a New York Central
train at 1;30 this morning, having in
custody woman supposed to be Mrs
Bella Guinness, who is suspected of
having murdered a score Of people
burying their bodies on her farm near
Laporte, Ind. The prisoner answers
the description sent out by the police
of the Guinness woman. She was ar
rested on the train between this city
ana Syracuse and gives her name as
Mrs. l. A. Hepron, of Chicago.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12
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Dat ietn, e 9iBle bei6ummle f6nne,
tors. raB ic idmartc 2cit iein, mo
bier e SucceB Made. Sic miiBte bas
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reb &c tbun I'M @eto gu mude, en-
Santract feline. bab ie Die SGlft bun
ibrm Srafit in Die critic 3e6n ober
tuT5ebe Sabr abgetppe miIIe. 9es
@elo milBt Damn on Die gdnfies I'M
an annere praminente Sittiiens lid,
meen Sett bun meim S1lag) bert6cilt
mern. Ses is net mebr uie fdbr III
iqudr.
S:nniardnts brittGr GlaB, bes tpGrn
10 Seit, Die fee @el6 barpipe I'm and,
net ihmart ieir I'm sic lpeiter mir f0n
nc, ipie ld)affc. Sic ioat mer eioentz
LID gar net mel loiie. @s is aipiper
lpege DEM Hdlroaosbiilbe, Dem 9rifz
le9e, S6neci6offle I'M Strict fliene,
oa fam mer Die 2eit braube. lin ic
mcbr, baS bun 10 2eit bier icin, beito
tl6ieper frie9t mebr 10 Sadie oetb1n.
Mlio fam mcr Die 2eit mems lpc9cr
erciloiie, mann lie bel Der 2Gnbino
ft1fe5ipan5ig Golfers 2eiccr5 baberz
FOR, oaB ie f6affe oerfc. 6c3oble
Tonne. &ann 10 2eit britter Glub
pieDer e%nausroQe, miiiie Tie bcs @elo,
iro ie iih geldft baiuipe. - 10 2cit
brnu6c ia net piel gum 2eipc - berz
9elutpc. Seuu, bab 10 2cit baS @clb,
ND ic bier idfc, brnltBc ipcnbe, bas
ocrTt net lei.
9cs irdrn Die brei Gldi1es bun Smz
migrants, no ereig,lniie iperoe oeric.
Gar net ercilaiic loat mer 70 2cit, no
orillp!ue M GnaeHiGc5 iii SIli5Griiz
ties iuarn. Wit Dcne lam mcr bod,
nil aninngc. GrtiitS 6raunt mer
dnG net erei &c loiie. Sibrlcrs, Yeis
duosTrafeiier5 mi Singcrs ben MGR
ihIn p.cnti bier nm Yictlhers I'M
Ydntina5. Die muB mer bod, mann
nlcr ltciliih lei mill, in SIris fnaic.
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erciaclaIlc ireroc berfe, MANN lie bun
crer Sdmili III bcm 2anb for &c Siurz
pos Of Mdrrapib gcorb.rt fem. &c
milie nlpper in Dem &Gs en- flier
Ieitel pruoe fonne. @ann Ie net
iubtc ulo refiuit pern pber ais m
onnere 0runb mir aus Der Rdrrdoid,
wcrb, miiiie ie 9lei ipieoer eniper.
SnuptidhlidJ muB aplper oeipaIdt
pctDe, DAB feene pubr 8ilaidenS BIN,
bieii9e rei4e Seit ereiiGlupfe. bann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12

Die made mir tr;e 5rprplpel III Batter.
mdnfmdl logar e 8iBle Grpenies.
SEES mar 10 ebaut bic Smmi9rde
i6cnz9ia, Wiiter Glitter, lpic lc MIDI
iubte tbdt. SD benf, pam mel @ill
I'M 9ongreB iubmitteb ipcrb, tbdtc ie
gefdrrieb lpern. Sh benf, it ben Dc
Gait bun Der IdDl6oritti ubart reii
geltroGe.
Sic tonne mel &iq poblii6e. Sd
mill oiplpcr re Gretitt b1ippe, mann
Der GorgreB tic pdBt. @s mar unf
in mcincr opinion net mebr lpie reft.
lrauu mel SDrpiilc ritpneiit pern
that, hordb c Icppuintment ais
Sidicf : ~Smlni9rdiden : GummiiGcs
ner. %ereeiIc Sic net, eli Sint in
Ser 9ircftiheln &c actppc. Sd MAIDS
ali rcit nit Sbnc. Wiiter Gbiter.
geilie9cnb c Bar Sie9drn. Nr
tbnnts! SD fem GRAB sufdlig bcr5u
gefomme, mir id)mctfe Ie aipiper net
I'm ba ben i) oil sic 9ebenft.
Nit T;garbs
yours
Sobn &iti6 Of, @sq.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12
0eiGiebt benz Siibcn reft.

Ser Siiben beidfpert iif aus stpei
@riinbcn. Or remonitrirt se9en Die
acknowledgement, Die tbm unb ieiner
mirtblhaftlihen Gntpidlung gum
Sfaoen, aus ben g~ntbIuun9en bes
mpbernen Sflapereiipltems, Der pielz
beiprpdenen ~Beonnge", erpadien
iino. llno er befldgt Iih. bab @ersnii>
gur9sreiienbe. DnB Gonnente, Die
2elte nnb Collars in eire Stabt
6rineen. unb oersleihen Trofitables
ben fir probibitioniiiiidy perz
ihrieencn Siiben auf Die ihpar3e
Qiite eeiest, in Die ght crtlGrt baben.
9eionhers ri6tet ser Siiben feline
alage sesen Die foreign pres. 3.
T.. 9egen Die nidJt in eneliiher Sprns
dc gcIdriebencn 3eitun9en. Die pera
mutblih, eben ipegen Der Eeonaec
uub chen ser Trobibition ipeaen, lire
2eier - unb bas iinb Die Spfer ser
Eeono9e i'll neun aus 5cbn Sdllcu-
crnitlid 9egcn cine Guaranteeing
mad Dem Silocn narnten Ilnb ipnrs
men.
Ils Oh c5 nid)t Die Yflift 9erabe
bieier Treilc luGrc. Bonn nie lie in,
Siiocn gang ridtis iageu, iiub e5
girgeparbcrte, Der en9lii6en Spraz
dc unb bcr umerifaniifen GerbGlts
niiic l%lnfunbiac, Die auf iracno Elm
pcrlodenbe3 Ingcbot Die 8eiie nadJ
Dem Silben ipngcn uuo. ipenn e5
linen ilberbnupt gclin9t. frei3zfoms
men, NIT lhalcrlihcn SGilperunz
gen ibrer vGrlebniiie in Der Sflubez
rel" 5l ibren 3eitungen 5uriidfebren.
Sic 2eier ~iuiiieu boe aus 10 uub 10
pielen Sdiloerllngen bes Sel6lterz
lcbtcn iencr Cpfer. @ir crinnern MIR
nn Die Grlebniiie auf Den Ylantagen
be3 Gipilbienitfpmmiii6rs Der Der.
Staaten, @uuorablc Sohu 81. Ics
Slbennp, bes Slough Hiber" bon
emit uno bc5 Sntin,I5 Gpoieoelt's
bon beute.
llno ip,nn ielbir al b;cie CARTEL
lun9en ipgenannter Splcr iibertries
b.n ipdrcn. 1olen mir Guf bic Sfilz
berungen beS Observation-Disclosures
Der Suitis, bes IIiiitant @ttornep
@cncral Guiica, benn gar nifts aez
ben? Sieier 6err bat. bon Imtspe4
ncn, IN Den lsttcn 5lrei Sabrcn. mai
lsnipeiie iold)c Irflaoen mnterIndt
unb CT fiibrt iett in ieincu oiiisielz
len 9criG,en an Den Suiti3miniiter
@onopnrte frlg,nNcS nls Gin ,iamz
pie" Scr ~pielcn bon inn aepriiften
Edile an:
Slabs 2odbrrt. Ilaboma, b,rt on
Der @ren5e bcs Staatc5 Sloriba,
lmterbdlt bic Sndion 2umber So.
cine Sdgemiible. ga tic Mrbeitsz
frGfte aebraufte. 10 in,portirte lie
cine sroBe 3abl aus Ncp gorf, iuu9e
2ente, meiltens Gingerauoerte =
0eutife, Seiterrei6er mo anberc.
Sn benz Sof oes Embellishments
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12
sic biihcn fir ibr 0elb!

8eTragt iiber Die llrIn6en Der 5pis
ifen ibnu ul1b ieiner Srau War8az
retbe entitonpeneu ilnb icbt IN elmer
Sfeioungsflagc 9ipfelnben Gntfrem>
Dung. antiportet, s. 5. @oulo IN,
Gone %tiefiten Seoauerns, Dos lei 10 iez
Der elm Stud bc5 @elpes,
I6reibt Ser Buffalo Soltsfrcino".
Gr aie6t 10 Dem Heidtbumc Die Sfulo
an Dem 3uinmmen6rlld I2tncr Gtc,
Johann legt CT es ieinem ðtbuml
our 2nit, bab feline Ghc9cIfidtc on
Scr Scifcntli6fcit 10 brett 9ctreten
pirb. SaB CT IN lestere II 9c6t bat,
n'ro Gin Secer uubebentlidl 5ll9cbcn
- irdre Srnnf @oulb ctu ornlcr
Seuicl. 10 frdbte fciu Snbn nad icie
ncr SAei0ung - Der crltcr, Sail ut
niAt il flar. llnb bod bat 0ouib.
tpic qeIogt. MeGt. ifrcibt Die ~Gbis
caop S(bcrepcit". Iuf Damn. ncrn
Die oficntlitc Weinuna bnnrulS, Gubc
9c3cm6er 1901, Hcht bn. ts, nnb
Wargarctb, mr. bon Sicbe obcr Scis
bcninnft gebrdrgt. Die Seiuc lplrcc.
Sic fleinc S@ouipieleriu mag bdmnls
gar nic1t qerefnct unb nllcln De- Vt@
iit bes @clic6.cn nrn9 lie befriebigt
bo6en. Sanr Miro Die llnbeiriebigts
felt 6ll5 undlber %gcfomnen icin, unb
8iu1r oaut benz Ncihtbun, bon rcTl
tic ii6 noal Die Ssirieftgur9 alcr
matcrieleu @iinid,e ertrdum!c. lno
frcil Scr 9teiht9um ibres @ntteu Die
gcfricbi9un9 10 picler Iolder @iiuihc
uuo 8cliiite e~rn1oglihte ODER i'm Born
6crein ii6eriteltc. Ncnn Der Sl!d)
hs5 groBcn N,ihthumo licgt meri5cr
bnriu. COB bic Miaionen 5um Nein err
lpefcn. ri, 6abgicr unh pn5 SGmrz
robcrthum p:rlocfcn. al5 horiu. br6
or nit ieiltem Ghein Die S,liser lelbit
bctriiat: ciuem Srrlidt aleif, lie IN
Den Snmpi ser @enubIu6t, be5lp. bes
mabloicn @cuieBen5 fiibrt, IN Dem
aQer lpabrc 2tbens9eniR erItidt u,lb
nlr Der @fel Der lle6crIdtti9nng unD
bcfintngsloic lln6efriebietbeit ge<
beiteu. Ser Neihe tam lid ale
@eniliie peridaiien, brau6t ii6 fein
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-05-12
BIC i~inntcrmdbrenbc Silfc.

Sn Ser Seitenfape(le bes itiIlen
Sorffirdleins mar Elm gar liebes
Siio Der @ottesmntter crriftet ipprs
Den. Ser Yforrer bate es in Hon1
eiaens nnfertigen unb iegnen laiien,
unD al feinem Snse bes Sabres
mar bas. aniebdnfIein Dor Dem 8ilbc
bon @etern leer. Sic ainoer folgteu
BENT 8ciinieIe Der Grtpdhiener, mn
es luar Elm erbeberber Inblid, penn
oas Sitht Der pielcn Screen, Die nm
lnierbrofeu Dor Dem bebren giloe
b~runnten, iid in beu helen Nu9en
10 nieler betenber aIeincn pieber<
ipicselte, lpelhe nit fromm gefaltes
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rer fur5 baraiii in Der Shule Die @ez
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rem 3uborer ols BEN fleiuen Inton.
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