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New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
CHECK TO CUSTOM HOUSE LEAKS.
New Rules Will Make It Difficult to Sell
Trade Secrets.

Stringent regulations prevent grating by
customs officials and other employees were pronlul-
gated yesterday by Henry u. Clapp acting aD-
praiser of the port. The rules also aim prevent
importers from procuring from customs officers
inside information and trade secrets regarding COM
petitors
II IS ordered that neither officers nor employees
are TO allow unauthorized persons 10 visit rooms
where merchandise is awaiting appraisal Neither
will IL hereafter De permissible for importers go
directly 70 examiners for information they may
desire. Examiners are permitted no longer TO an
syver telephone requests for information regarding
the examination and appraIsement Of merchandise.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
SPORTS 1T COLUWBIA.
Baseball Practice Begun - Soccer
Football Schedule announced.

Varsity baseball practice began At Columbia yes
terday afternoon and twenty-eight men, including
nine .ornner varsity men, reported To Coach Frank
y. Goodman The first work in the cage lasted
more than two hours and was followed by short
run on the track. Goodman kept the batting
and rlnnin. for grOunders of the time. and
then put the whole squad through examination
OF their pitching abilities. The Columbia squad is
fairly good at fielding. but Goodman has TO develop
two or three pitchers as the twrlers Of last years
nine Lee and Bradke. have both left the uriver-
sity. The new coach is the first graduate 10 train
Z M0rningside team.
NJ Lee freshman who has just entered Column
bia was tried out in the cage yesterday and
showed signs OF developing into a speedy twirler
W D. Murphy. manager of the Columbia soccer
team announced yesterday the schedule for the
coming intercollegiate season. The only home game
is that with Cornell. March 2L The first prac-
tice was held South Field yesterday, when
twenty men reported. including last fails eleven
Although the local coIeSians finished last in the
series last spring soccer has taken u firm hold at
Columbia this year and there are chances for a
winning team this spring. The schedule follows:
March :. Pennsylvania at Philadelphia 3. Haverford
at HayerIord Il Yale al New haven Il. Cornell al
on account of the irregular shape of the Colum-
bia swimming pool, the dual swimming meet that
was scheduled TO take place on February q be-
tween Princeton and Columbia has been postponed
until February 2s at the New York Athletic Club.
Columbia's fencing team. which short time ago
was threatened with disbandment has pulled itself
cut of its difficulties and viii hold a dual meet
with the cadets at West Point tomorrow after
noon. This contest was TO have taken place Satur-
day. but postponed because the West Pointers
were unable to secure satisfactory judges. The
Captain {. G. Amend. '0sS: F. J. Byrne. 'OsS. and
II. PeyrRe, osS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
POLICE TELEGRAPHERs LOSE CASE.
Court Refuses to Raise Them TO Lieutenants
Under the Bingham Law.

The applications Of Francis c. Murphy ard
George {. May, who were telegraph operators at
Police Headquarters, with the designation OF ser
geant prior the passage Of the Bins ham bill.
April 10. for pe-emptOry wits OF mandamuS to
compel Police Commissioner Bingham TO recognize
them as Hestenants and certify them TO the Civil
Service Commission as holding such positions. with
the salaries of HeutenanJs. We're denied yesterday
by Justice Platzek, in the Supreme Court.
BY the Bingham bill all sergeants were made
Heutenants. The court says the question has been
passed on by the Appellate Division and the Court
of Appeals decisions adverse 70 the contention Of
REALTORS
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
GOVERNOR FOLK TO SPEAK HERE.

Governor Joseph w Folk OF Missouri VIII ad-
dress the Civic Forum Gr Carnegie Hau on ths
evening OF February = on The Era OF Con
science" This viii De Governor Folks first public
appearance IN New York when he has had the
platform all TO hl-assIL Ex-Juslice Morgan j.
OBrieu VIII preside Governor Felix's speech VIII
be followed by the usual free-for-am discussion
which is a feature OF the Civic Forum meetings
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
TO URESTLE IN CHICAGO.
Hackenschmidt to Meet Gotch First
Week an April.

Milwaukee, Feb. 17.-Williau Wtttig, who Is ar
ranging the championship wrestling match between
TIackanschmIdt the Russian Lion. and Frank
Corch received q cable message from Hacken-
schmidt to-day announcing that he will leave Lon
don for New York early March.
NJ. Wfttis has practically perfected arrange
rnents for the worlds championship match to take
place in Chicago during the first week in April.
Wittia has arranged handicap matches for Hack
enscbrndt 10 he held in New York on March Is.
Philadelphia or March 49, and Baltimore on
March 2i
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
HAS BOY ARRESTED: PAYS HIS FINE.

Lathrop Baldwin, connected with a life insur-
ance company in Manhattan and living at No. IS
Sanford avenue Flushing, spent SO in addition TO
mis- time To teach a lesson in kindness horses
10 BENJAMIN Howell. youth OF No. Ss2 Van Buren,
street Brooklyn For whipping his team when
unable TO move the truck Mr.. Baldwin caused the
arrest of Howell The boy was bewidered when
Magistered Fitch in the Flushing police court yes
terday fined him SO ten days in jail but Mr.
Baldwin paid the fine and the two left the court
room
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
STANDARD DECLARES DIVIDEND.

The Standard Oil Company OF New Jersey has
declared j dividend of SIS share the quarter.
the rate that for the similar period for the
preceding three years In 1904 the dividend was
SIS and in 1903 and 1902 $50 q share. The present
dividend Is payable on March Il.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
COLLEGE CHESS PLAYERS SELECTED
Five Of Six Men Who Will Take Part IN
Match with Foreign Rivals.

At q meeting Of the cable match committee rep
.r-tre Columbia Harvard Yale and Princeton.
Ia ar the Yale Club yesterday five members or
+he American chess sextet were picked TO play in
,t,e match against oxford ana Cambridge on March
81 The players selected VIII play at the first five
boards in the following order
.-,rzt bos-d-yY. H Hughes, University of Penn
s,l,ania Second board-L. J. Wolf Columbia
third board-R. 7. Black, Cornell Fourth board
II F7lurnherg Columbia. Fifth board-k. s. John
son, Harvard
To determine the sixth member Of the team a
,,,atch will be played IN this city between c. Z.
Jefferson CT Yale. and G. williams, of Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
METHoDisTs HIT STOCK GAMBLING.

Methodist ministers az their meeting ar No 80
Fifth avenue. yesterday adopted resolution de-
clar1ng that we condemn stock gambling and ask
the Legislature 10 repress ana destroy trading IN
futures or margin by enacting the Wagner ein
into law
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
MOTT CASE JURY DISCHARGED.

The jury in the suit Of Augustus Mott for divorces
against his wife Katherine Mott. % Homestead
having failed agree. was discharged yes-
terday by Judge Garretson- The jury retired to
deliberate Friday afternoon bur gave up hoo<,
OF reaching verdict Saturday nisht.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
TWO CARS REACH ERIE.
Machines Still Scattered an NezO
York to Paris Race.

Erie, Penn, Feb. I7.-The advance guard OF the
six in the New York to Paris automobile race
arrived here this evening. The De Dion (France)
and Thomas (America) machines arrived in good
condition but the Zust QtaIy) had tire some
eighteen miles away, and had reached this city
up to 10 o'clock tonight.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

Word comes from Paris that match of five
paraes up arranged by n. Nardus. Of that city.
between T J. Marshall the American expert. and
D. Janowski. champion of France, resulted in favor
Of Iapowski BY the score OF 5 to 2 with drawn
In the first match between these players, In 1865
also played in Paris. Marshall proved the winner by
& ro 3 with drawn.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

The italian arrived In Buffalo ar 5:45 o'clock
this morning, while the town still asleep and
after going to a garage for short time continued
its trip West. under the impression that the
De Dion and Thomas cars were also on their way
Setirio. the driver well the lake shore
road when telephone messages were sent advising
him to return TO check up and get certain papers,
including his Pennsylvania license. He refused
however. so that the other two cars, which had
been waiting for him. followed. the De Dion Ieav-
ing Buffalo Il o'clock ard the Thomas at 3.G5
o'clock Roberts, who is driving the American car,
repairs.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

While the number of is limited. the various
events have filled well, and there should be some
good racing in every class. In the 2sS-mile race
FOR the Automobile Club OF America Cup, the Re
nault, Christie. Fiat. Cyclone. B. L. NJ and Haynes
cars viii fight it with the British built Woosey
car. the only English car in the contest. This Is
really International race. France, Italy. Eng
land and America win all be represented.
In the 100-me race the same cars. with the ex-
ception OF the Haynes. will take part. In the
mile event there are the Chistie. Hotch1ss. Fiat,
Renault and Woolsey cars, while in the time trials
the Hotchkiss. Christie. Haynes and Fiat viii
try for records.
Among the amateurs who will take part in the
gentIemen's invitation race are w. Gould BrOkaw,
r W Buckley, James Loughln. Sd, Cleveland, and
John J. Ryan. In the stock race there Will be
a Welch six-cylinder a Haynes. Christie and
AlIen-Kingston There will also be some races for
motor bicycles five and ten miles for whicA
ten entries have been received.
hearing the federal registration bill intro
duced at the present session of Congress by the
American Automobile Association will be given by
the Judiciary Committee OF the House Of Repre-
sentatives on Thursday March -, at 1920 a N.
Preliminary 70 this hearing a conference CT the
delegates from the various clubs and associations
will be held at the New Willard, Washington on
Wednesday. March Il. at $50 D. m. will be
presided over by President William II Hotchkiss
and Charles Thaddeus Terry, chairman of the leg
islative board of the association. The Automobile
Club of Washington will entertain the visiting
delegates informally at their clubhouse on Thurs
DAY evening March Z.
Sidney B. Bowman, OF the Automobile Club OF
America, and party of ten. among them G. z.
Harrington and W. Ttlford Jones. will leave here
for Savannah in a private February 16 to
attend the races in the South Herbert LytIe has
been engaged TO drive Apperson in the SSo-
mile race at Savannah on March 19.
G. II. Tangernan OF the Automobile Club OF
America, has gone to Florida TO spend a months
vacation.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

Cleveland Feb. 17.-President Devereaux Of
the Cleveland Driving Park Company. when
shown the disratct from Kalamazoo to-day,
sad 1T is true that We gave up the dates as
signed 70 Cleveland for the Grand Circuit trof-
ting races Ever since the passage O. the state
law several years ago prohibiting the sale o.
poo.s we have lost money on the races and as a
result i was decided 70 withdraw from TIE
Grand Circuit
i is probable that the Cleveland Driving Park
-riI f.e t-l,f IN and sold for building lots
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
GRAND CIRCUIT CHANGE.
kalamazoo Gets TrOttiRg Dates
assigned to CleJel0nd.

Kalamazoo. Mich. Feb. 17--It was announced
he1e to-day that Cleveland has Withdrawn from
The Grand Circuit and that President ! NJ
Johnson OF the National Trottirg Association
las assigned kalamazoo the dates from august
2 10 :. The local association has accepted them
and purses amounting TO over $4,000 viii be
pur up Kalamazoo also viii seek the same
Oates from the Great Western association
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
eoon Ice At WASHINGTON PARK.

The ice was IL fine condition last night at the
outdoor rink IN Washington Park, Brooklyn, and
big CROWD was IN attendance the skaters had
TO forsake the more exposed ponds and lakes.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18
Totals go. .91a ses 1.oo6

Elizabeth averaged g7I against Newark Bay and
in the last game totaIled 1.co5 Nolte struck out
from the seventh frame and got 2l5. The scores
f1lln
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

Geneva \. 7. Feb. 1.-THE Moto-Bloc one Of
the French entries in the automobile endurance
run from New York to Paris reached here tonight
forty-efght hours behind the leader. The crew will
remain here tonight and leave for Rochester in
the morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-18

Buffalo Feb. Word has been received here
that the Protos car Germany is just outside the
citv having been delayed by a slight accident
near Canandaigla. and that the unlucky Naudtn
car Is lost somewhere between Poughkeepsie and
TT14Tg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-28
Correspondents aus @Dpmins.

g~uffnIo. &pp., 10. Suli '0S.
@ertbsr Serr 8pnnerl
Sielleiht miro Sbren 2eiern cine
feline WittbeiIung aus Buffalo, @po..
ni6t untpilfommen iein. 8enanntes
9orf lit elm sei6dftiger Srt in einem
Der frudt6ariten Counties bon 8po>
ming. 5ueleib auh Gountpz Sip.
Seine ginpobnerSabl ipirb ippbl o.
600 iein. Srosbem es an breiBig
Weiletl bon Der @ilenbabn liegt. bat
es bod einen itetieen Sorti6ritt in 9e,
i6dftli6er. ais audi geIeni9aftli9er
Siniiht 81 per5ei6nen. Siped aeeens
ipdrtigen S6reibens lit cs inbeB. auf
Die bieiige fdtboliide @enleinbe binSu>
fpeiicn. Seit eini9en Iondten baben
mir ndmli6 cine neuc fatbolii6e
Stride 9cbnut. unb tpirb bieleIbe in
gdloe ifulbenfret iein. gns reiibiez
renben Yrieiter baben mir einen
@eiitliben. Der ioipobl Der beutiden.
ais Der engliidcn Spra6c glei6
md6tig 1T. CT lit elm Ilumnus oes
pdpitlihen goncsiums Soiepbinum gu
Columbus, Ohio.
Seit Der &oaenollng unferes Iieben
airGleins, lit alIh Elm nelles 2eben in
Die @eueinbe gefpmmen. @phl lit
Die 3abl Der eiiriscn air1enmitglic>
Der nod flein. aber es po6nen iebr
niele a~atbolifen 5eritreut i'm groBen
County. Sn mir jest nber reeelz
mdbigen @ottesoienit baben unb rnz
icr Yfarrer ltets in nnlerer Mittc
tpirtt, boffen mir suberIidtli6, Sab
Der Game BEG 8ortss 8ottes, Der ims
merfort ausgeitreut pirb, balD quite
Sriidte seiti9en miro.
@ir glaiiben annebmen 81 biirfen,
bab in bieiem (Sobniom) County
mebr Seutife nneeitebelt iinb. als
ionlfpo i'm Stante @pomtng.
Sn Der erlten Ro6e berfloi1enen
Ionates batten mir Die Sreirbe uniez
rem eeliebteu Sberbirteu, ben bod>
n'iten giihof S. s. 8enne. 9. 8. in
n~nierer Witte 81 baben. Sein Be-
iud gait Der feierli6en ginlpeibuns
u~nierer neuen Stride rnb Der Spcns
oung oes Safrnmentes Der Sirmung
an ainoer rnb grpa6iene. Sem
mebrtdeieer Gufenibalt ba6ier mirb
ii1erlid @ottes Segen auf uniere 8es
meinoe be~rabIen0en.
WDee 8ott uniern Serr Gfarrer.
6od)tp. Sran5 s. Seller beid)iiBen uno
ieine Irbeit ie9nen.
G6tuugsnpa SIR
s. u. d I, Buffalo, @po.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-28
Siinfunhsipansig ~erfplsreide Sabre

GerfloIiene @cd]e fcierte Die bieli9e
~Seiler linO Wturine 0erii4erungse
'@eleli6uft" Den 2~5eidbrisen @ebenfs
tag ibrer 8riinoune. 9as 8remiums
ginfommen 9enannter 8eieQidait be-
trug i'm Sabre 1907 iiber $500, 900.
Ser 9e~genipdrtise Sefretdr Der Sc
ieai6aft lit 5crr e. 5. Sdrltp. or
uub nod peini9e InDere" s~riinbcteu
i'm Sabre 1888 Die Su6uquc Sire &
Marine Sninronce So. @ir mosen
bier nod beinerfen, bab 9err Sdrup
Gin 2uremburger BON @eburt lit. Snr
Sabre 1858 wurbe er in Dem fleinen
oslinger Sorfe &ocbt geboren unO in,
utter 0 einem Sabre fam er NIT
ieinen gltern nn6 Dem .2anbe Der
Sreibeit. SIM Wioialem Sppnibip,
Sa.. lpiid]s er auf Der Sarm auf.
Sm CONNER balNer BEL Den Selbs
arbeiten; i'm @iuter beiunte cr Die
ndfitseleeene Siitrifti6ule. gu 10
.Sabren mar er bereits 2ebrer elmer
iol6en. 9ann beiu6te er Die ct.
Srdncis Normnlihule an Milnalfee,
@is. gu CASCADE, Sa., belt er fir
Die ndditen brei Sabre Sdn1le; Damn
fam er na6 Subuque, fpurbe &olis
tifer, I'm, bann brci Sabre ipdter Die
obige Sirma ~sriinDen 81 bclfen. lin
Garriere gu maiden ennpfieblt er iebeu,
iungen Ianne folgenben Gatb: n0tan
mlB Seritdnbnib buben, i'm Die @elee
genbeit beim SGopfe 5u faiien. tpenn
iih bieielbe odrbietet. Sic 8eleeens
belt btetet lid einem iuneen Uianne
MIR ~ielten; aber tpenn lie ii6 bietet.
erereiie man bieielbe beber5t. Sas
meint in anoeren &prten: elm iunger
damn ober irsenb Semanb made Seu.
iolunee Die Sonne ifeint. (g'eit bien
epiberitl 9'eitzce pas?l) 8ebuIb,
Saft unb ausbauer unb 81 allererit
cbrlider 8ei6dftsiinn iinb bic mi6z
tighten @%runblusen fur cine erfola=
rei6e 2aufbabn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-28
Die ltmiperiitat TIM Wptre San,e.

Sic llniperlitdt bon @otrc Game
bat gi9enihGftsu, Die in tciner nnbcz
rem S6nie nnfseabmt iperben fonz
men. gS lit zines Der alten lpoblgcz
grilnoetcu GpIlcgen nit felteeiebte,
Srabitionen. Die iitb iiber 65 Sabre
eritreGtcn, nit einem allsge5eiGneten
2eberer : 9erional. elmer prG6tieen
9ibliotbet nnb 2abpratorium : aus@
ltattun9. Seine 9is5iplin lit llebe@
boil, - frdftia pbne beoriidero 81
iein, nno on iein Ylan Die Starr
6o6I6ul : 9urie unb goae9cn@
StllDien eini6liebt. 10 lit fem Iufrui
10 nmfaiieno als frdftig. 9iefleiht
Die mcrfpiirbiglte Gigcnihaft Der be-
riibmten llniperiit6t bon Snoiann, iii
ieoo6 Die Sbotiode, Dag es feline se@
genipdrtige eritalnli6e 9robe pbne
iebe geitiftete ginfonu,en erreid6t bat.
Cine @n5eiee Der neriGicScnen &lric
gu Notre Game lit in ciner anoeren
SpaIte oieies glattes 81 finoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-28
Gurreipombcns aus SGinDis.

6 Champaign ST., 21. Suli.
@ert6e Hebaftipnl
Mm 30. Suli piro Der bo6ip. @ater
Gbm. u. Sacob. Yfnrrer Der bieiigen
ct. So6nnnes : @enleinbe. iein iilbers
mes Yrieiterz Subildum feiern. Ser
bodtp'ite giidof Spnloing bon Yeos
ria, 81, pirb Die Seier bnrh feline
8egenipart perihouern. gbenfaas
lperoen etipa breibig biz pier5ig amtss
briiber bes Subilunten 5uaegen iein.
Sic beutlde Yrebigt miro Der bo6tp.
Batter IS. S6ladter BON Sort 8apne,
Snb., balten.
Gbn. u. Sacob purbe am IS.
Inenlt 1858 8l Winiter, Sbio, &C.
boren. gns @ier5ebnidbrieer fam err
ms College unb Seminar 81 Gartbas
9ena. 8. Gm 20. Suli 1888 puroe
err gum Yrieiter 9elpeibt. 1899 trat
er in Die SiD5eie Yeorid elm. Nad)s
bem er bon Miiiion 81 Wiiiion gez
ianot porben. erbielt er 1904 Die
Yfarre ct. Sobannes 81 Champaign.
81. mo er Jest auf 25 Sabre riibriger
Irbeit I'M Oienite bes Germ bltdcn
fann. D@o multos nnno5!"
G1tnngSpoa
81. 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-28
@are amd bel uns ON 9lat.

2eien mir in einem ausldnoiihen
8latte: Cur Sorberuns Der Sofli6s
felt Der 8abnbeamten bat bic 8es
neraI= DIRECTION Der @iirttembergi,
ihen Staatsbabnen in elmer umfdng :
reiden unb neutrality-suspicious.
@%erfiieung 8eiiuneen iiber baS @ers
baIten Der geamteu nnter ii6 uni
NIT benz Gitblitum erlafien. Inter
Inberem ipllen bic Gin mnb @nsftei-
genben ni6)t pbne Wptb nub nidt in
nngebiibriiher @eiie sur Gile an.
setrtebeu merben. Nnfraseu nou
Neiienben nub benz ionitisen Tublt=
fun lit cine emtihiebene, aber rnbise,
b1flihe nnb %anitdnbtge Saltmng 81
b%eDbnhten, aud wenn eS feititebt, baN
bic 8etreffeubcn I'M ltnredlt limb. @pr
Iaem iinh p~erletenbe @emerfmnscn
BEL geanftnnbmnsen anlahiif Der
Sabrfartenpriifuns mno bersleiden
5u nntcrlaIen.
9as lit ifon unb Io6enstucrtb nnb
81 empfcblen, i'm Iagemeinen allen
ienen 8eamten, Die % i'm 8ubne
leben, baB bas Yu6lifum MIR ibrets
ipegen Dn lei unb niht umeefebrt,
unb i'm Seionbern bier in 9ubuaue
fiir gar manfe Seamte u~nierer elefs
trii6en S~trabenbabn : Siuien. &c
niirbe nid1ts idaben, penn Die jiine
gere aategorie DerIelben etipas mebr
bon Der .Gibiltiation" beleft tpdre!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-28
@ns Suntuer. Spiua,

perlautet: Die Giienbabnbriide iiber
Die tiefe S6litdt. cine Wieile bieSieits
u~nierer Srti6ait mar perfloiienen
Sreitng bur6 cinen molfenbruds
artigen Gegen unteripai6en poroen.
Sics bcmerfte am Samstag Nads
nlittag Der Sn9cnieur bes Chicago
@reot 8eitern Eerionensuges io9leid.
oils ii4 Die Bride unter Der WaI6iue
lenfte. gr CAB SpQbampf, in Der
&offnlns. Den 3ug nod Dor Dem
9Gn8lifen SuIaumen6rll6 Der Bride
biriiber6u5errcn. i'm ndbiten Iu9enz
blide o6er tradten Die 8olfen unO
nerinpanben in Der i6dunenoeu
Slutb. Ser 3u9 aber itiir3te nibt III
ben I69runo; taum bate Die
Wai6ine bic einitiir5enoe Bride
binter iid. On fam Der gan3e 3ue
pl0blib gum Stiaitano. Die Der
locomotive ii6 ON nd6itcn b~efinbenbc
Yoi.s Gar itanb nit ibren beiben
GnDen aif Den beiben segeniibers
itebeuben 8dnDern Der i1malen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-28
Teime Garnt biata
ST p%erfanfen.

Sic Sdrm liegt i'm Jieb 9fiber
Sbale, a6t unb cine babe Weile bon
Groofston. Yolt COUNTY,, Winn. Sic
Sarm umfabt 600 ELDER 9Itten, reis
den, i6narSen 8oben; IN bier S6eile
pber Carmen 9et6eilt, ipel6e nabc BEL
chamber liegen. Die Sarm nit ben
@ebduben beitebt aus einem 6iibIten
5%peiitodigen Srnmez 6aus nit 8ebn
3immern, feiner, 9roben S6eunc,
aornboben, S6uppen unb stpei guten
arteiiihen 8rnnnen. Gin I6Dner
Haienplab lmgibt bas Sals unb ein
biibiher tiinitlifer @rope 1T nabcbsi.
Ser Dame lit iebr barar sele9cu. bas
2anb 81 berfnnfen, pe5bulb bietet lie
bnsieIbc al einem Yreiie. Der ipirflih
elm Bargain lit, fiir irsenO Semano,
Der genre cine quite Sdrm bdben
mDdlte. Sic Snrm mirO berfauft lpers
Den enttpeber ais @anSes ODER in
Sarseaen. Sic Sebin9un9en: Gin
Srittel bar, bas iibrige in leiften
Sbeil5a6lun9en. Sic Sarm tpiro pers
fault perben nit ODER obne Die bless
iGbriae grnte. GuSgenommen ettpa
40 @der @cibelanb lit Iqes uuter
8ultur. Wan muB baS 2anb ieben,
nm teiien gortbeile 81 piirbis
gen. 9as 2ano pirb gu einem aus
na9msneile nieoriseu Yreiie gum
8erfouie a%n9eboten. Wer auerit
fommt, tpirb 5uerit bebient. I'm
GGbercs menbe man 1ih on s ra II
3oia Noeien, Groofston. Minn..
ober on 3ep. @t. =. 9oee II.
Neabpooo, 9. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-28
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-07-28
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