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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09
CoNFEDERATES IN REUNION
THOUSANDS AT ANNUAL GATH
ERING OF VETERANS.
Happy and Inspiring Picture in Big
Auditorium at Birmingham To-
day-Lee's Address Read.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, June 9-Amid
great enthusiasm and before 5000 people
on the lower floor and 1000. at least, in
the galleries Of the Birmingham Hippo
drome Auditorium the annual reunion OF
Confederate veterans was called to order
at 10 o'clock today by Maj. Gen. George
p. Harrison, commanding the Alabama
division Of the Confederate Veterans.
The invocation was delivered by Rev.
DR.. j. William Jones. chaplain general.
The childrens chorus followed. Two
hundred children. accompanied by the re-
union band. sang southern airs while the
veterans cheered.
opening program reported present before
the exercises began
Maj Gen. Harrison on the stage was
surrounded by Gen. w. l.. Cabell OF
Texas Gen. Clement Evans of Georgia
Gen Tyler and other prominent officers
and by representatives of the loval vet
Grams. Sons of Veterans. Daughters of the
Confederacy. local citizens committees
and the band and children's chorus.
Sons Of Veterans for Ushers.
The decorations In the hippodrome were
inspiring, the whole scene presenting a
picture that long will be remembered by
those who witnessed 1t. Sons of Vet
Grams acted as ushers in the big audi
torium and every consideration was giver
to the veterans. Special effort was made
TO assign them TO the best seats. where
they could see and hear with the least
difficulty.
The program of the opening day was as
follows:
Calling to order. Gen. Harrison; invo-
cation, by Rev. DR.. Jones: children's cho-
rus; opening address by Maj. Gen. Harri-
son.
Southern airs. band and chorus.
al IN, no
state by Gov. Conner
Should Old Acquaintance Be Forgot,
Confederate chOirS of America.
Address Of welcome on behalf of Biz
mingham by Maj George B. Ward.
Song, Miss Mary Adde Harrison; ad-
dress of welcome on behalf Of Confederate
veterans by Brig. Gen. ]. w. Bush.
Miss Dixie" by band.
Address OF welcome on behalf of Sons
of Veterans. Gen. Rufus n. Rhodes.
Address Of welcome on behalf Of Ala
| bama Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs.
Charles G. Brown.
Use Gwine Back to Dixie" Confederate
choirs.
Reading of address Of Gen: Stephen D.
Lee.
Turn over of hippodrome to Gen. Cabell
by Gen ]. NJ. Wilson, chairman of the
local general executive committee.
Response by Gen. Cabell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09
Trial Of British Editor.
SECRETARY SHEA rEsr1F1Es.
Wrote Tassett Telegram Without the
Word "Not,"

J. William Shea. private secretary to
Representative Fassett Of New York. ap-
peared before the grand jury today and
testified concerning the now famous Fas-
sett-Cassidy telegram, which figured
prominently in the defeat of the anti-rac-
ing bill in Now York.
Mr. Shea told the Jurors that the teIe-
gram as written by him, and handed In
at the window Of the telegraph company
in the House corridor. did not contain the
word mot" which had been inserted
when the message reached State Senator
Cassidy In New York. and entirely
changed the complexion Of the message
Mr.. Fassett will not be called to testify
before the grand Jury, but all others who
are known to have handled the telegram
will testify. with the exception Of Julian
Timberlake, the young operator who sent
the message.
Timberlake has admitted Incorporating
the word not in the telegram. ana the
grand jury will Do asked to return q pre-
sentiment for forgery against him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09
FREE ON PERSONAL BONDS.
Tague Pleads Guilty, But Has Re
funded for Bad Check.

Earl c. Tague. arrested several days
ago by Detectives Parham and O'Brien
of the central Office. was arraisned be-
fore Judge Kimball of the Police Court
today and entered plea of guilty to the
charge Of false pretenses.
Upon recommendation OF Assistant
United States Attorney Ralph Given the
personal bonds of the defendant were
taken pending sentence. Tague was
given his liberty. The recommendation
on the part of the prosecuting officer was
due to reimbursement by the defendant
Tague conveyed a check to James D.
Rollins May % last. drawn for $3 on the
Anacostia Bank. Rollins cashed the
check and later presented it for payment
at the bank He was told there were no
funds to meet it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09
Street Lectures in Yiddish

Plans have been made by Philip Sider-
sky of Baltimore TO give open-alr Illus
trated addresses on the Bible in Yiddish.
Hebrew and English on Louisiana avenue
near 7th street next Thursday. Friday
and Saturday evenings. respectively. at 8
o o'clock. Mr.. Sidersky plans to use many
stereopticon views. and there will be spe-
cial vocal and instrumental music during
the aerYiceS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09
Are You Going Out of
Town This Summer?

: - yeu are, b sure 70 have The
8vensne and Sunday Star fep.
lew yeu. In most eases The
star will b a the breskfast
tsbie the next morning and Al.
wsys SIvs oil o. the latest news
from Washington Of the day Be.
fore. The address may be changed
~ frequently IS desired by giving
the OLD as we'll ~ the new a..
dress. The price Of The Star by
mall daily and Sunday 10 60 cents
Der month, In advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09

The meeting tonight Of the Peoples
Mission At 1910 D street will be led by
Miss Swennie Of New York, with Mr.
George ". Haveil in charge of the song
service Tomorrow night r. r. Riley Of
the Emmanuel Baptist Church will give
the Bible lesson, assisted in the service
by John Morton. There will be special
music and men and women are cordially
invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09
PREVENTED DISASTE
GOODNESS OF PRIESTS E1GPTIED
F. CHURCH DURING FIRE.

BERLIN, June 2.-An attempt was
made yesterday to burn down the old St
Paulus Catholic Church at Moabit, belong
ing to the Dpminicans. which was crowded
with people assembled to hear q sermon
by the famous Dominican monk, Bona
ventura. About eighteen hundred persons
were present, including more than thou
sand women and children to hear the
mass, While the congregation was kneel-
ing in silent prayer some one informed
Father Bonaventuri that the church was
afire. Without alarming the congrega
ton. he coolly stepped over to the priest
who was celebrating mass and requested
him to close the service.
The priest left the altar and spoke to his
six assistants, who walked down the aisles
and whispered to the pew holders that an
insignificant blaze had broken out and that
they had better leave the building as
soon as possible
Entire Roof Ablaze.
At this time the entire roof OF the
church was a mass Of flames and the fire
brigade was hurrying TO the burning
building. Those in the church, not know
ing the extent OF the fire. fortunately did
not realize their peril. and ON the clergy's
request made their exit rapidly and in an
orderly manner.
When they reached the streets they
found the firemen drawn up with ladders
against the walls. The fire-fghters dis
COVERED that nearly dozen fire
brands. soaked with petroleum, had been
distributed about various parts of the
roof. The flames were extinguished with
dihiculty after great damage had been
done. The police suspect gang of in
cendiaries. who. it is stated. set fire to the
old garrison church. which was DESTROYED
April II last.
The firemen declare that only the cool
ness of the clergy prevented a great
disaster.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09
A. D. Manger Dead.

After a protracted illness of tuberculo-
sis. a. D. Manager of $40 18th street died
yesterday at the Episcopal Hospital. The
funeral will be held from st Stephens
Church tomorrow morning at O'Clock.
A widow and two small children, An
drew and Margaret, survive him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09
Maj. Sylvester Returns.

Maj Richard Sylvester, superintendent
OF police. and Mrs. Sylvester have re-
turned from Detroit. Mich, where the
former attended the annual meeting of
the International Association OF Chiefs 81
Police. The meeting Maj Sylvester saws
had its greatest attendance and much en-.
thusiasm was manifested.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09
One Year in Jail.
5a3l-tf.z9

Charles Burrows was arraigned before
Judge kimbali Of the Police Court this
morning and entered pleas OF guilty to
three charges of using dip net in the
Potomac river. In default Of fines total
ing $40 he was committed to Jail for one
year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09

It matters little what it is that you
wart-whether a situation. or a servant
want ad in The Star will reach the
person who can fill your need.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09
SURPRISING THE KOREANS
JAPANESE KILL 113 AND CAP.
TURE 80 1ECAIcrTHANTk
Seoul Reports to Toxic Twenty.
Six Battles With Insurgents
From June 8 60 June Z.

TOXIC. June ga dispatch from Seoul
dated today Juno o. received at army
headquarters, report that from June to
June the government troops had twen-
ty-six engagements with the insurgents.
In these engagements 113 Insurgents
were killed and - taken prisoners.
The recent transfers Of Korean cabinet
ministers were due to the fact that dur
ing q conference Of provincial governors
4 number of cases Of negligence of the
governors to represent the actual facts
concerning the attitude Of the Korean
government toward the insurgents were
overlooked. also neglect in failing to cor
rect false and malicious reports concern
ing japanese policy. thus tacitly encour-
ing the instruction.
In consequence the minister of asricul-
ture was transferred to the home depart
ment and today the new home minister
announced tho removal Of seven provin-
cial governors, showing a determination
to effect many sweeping changes in local
officials.
Trial Of British Editor.
TOXIC. June "a dispatch from Seoul
dated today June o. says that the trial
of British editor named Bethel CHARGED
under an order Of the British council with
spreading sedition in q newspaper pub
lished in Korea commences June IS before
an English Judge sent from SHANGHAI.
whence also . kings counsel has been
sent to act for tho prosecution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09

Before going away for the
summer you'll need an extra supply OF
Handkerchiefs. Why not get these in
expensive kinds here tomorrow at the
special price of three for 10c?
Both mems and women s-consisting
of plain white hemstitched. or with
fancy colored border also mourning
border and check novelty handkerchiefs
the two last named kinds for women.
In all about 800 different styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09
Jap MATTINGS, 15c.

This is the grade for which you are asked CSC
yard in other stores 1t is good heavy quality Jap
anese Matting close woven, firm edge, cotton warp
grade, strictly reversible, in plain white and white
with floral designs side and check pat
terms on the other.
of and at less
pad-1Jc a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-09

For travelling and for short trips to the count,
or seashore there's nothing more desirable sutab
than Linen Suit
Women who appreciate the and attract,
appearance of such garments will welcome tomo
rows special sale at S6.o8.
Made of strictly all pure linen, in natural t;
linen color. Coats are 80 inches long, with sem-f
ting single double breasted fronts, and smart Goa
shaped collar with small lapels in front.
Finished with hip and breast
vii
match
stitched cuffs and tiny lin
fold
o a. instead dollars.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Dir Rminrl1 nfs n~tnnrrmrtt 1snnt.

unb sic @neels6ur9 erridtet batten,
rei6li6e Ilmoien 81 ipenben. Hd6s
Dem Der Iarftplab bereits iiberfiiat
ipar, n%iiteten it'd 5nblreide Samilien
in ben alien Huinen; ielbit Die Ya5e
Solans8rii1e tpurben. ipie emit Die
&atafomben, cine neue unteriroif6e
Stabt. Sic in friiberen 3eiten bon
Sirten ge9rabenen 8rotten tpuroen
@p6nungen Der armen NDmer.
Seute eibt es feline 81 Ii e. bic
ntdt einiee Samilien bes
+ erberet. Ser Sttusbo9en
lit in einen 3 I Of e n
g 6Iafnal umeepanbeit, no Ses
Nadts balbnadte @eltaIten iih I'm,
elm Serer beritmlagern. Die Horto
|2attna beberberet unter ihrem
peiten 8o9en eini9e arme Samtlten.
0ie8Dgen Der alien I m l.
@aiferIeitung iinS
ebeniopiel @obnungen getporDen, IN
oenen Die Irmutb unb Dos
8 a # E + berri6en. Die b y 8 IL
Of e sc r, Die bonn 2aterar
bis our pia Ippia rei6t, beberberet IN
ibren Niiden unb @infeln cine gan5e
9epDlferung. Sn Der Ndbe Der W L
bius 9 9 Ii 4 e. fpo Gonitantin ote
grpSe S6la6t I'M Sabre 312 idlue
befinbet iih cine 9 an3e8ebDlf e.
RING in DEN tiefen SDbltn be,
II q + 3 ii 9 e.
SieIes finn Die .S 3 e Il
Die bas unge Stalier
1911 ben berbeieilenben Sremoen 5eis
gen tpirb. &ift einmaI Die Bolts
parteiIer, Die beute bag S6idial
81 o M g in ben Sdnben baben, ideis
men ettpas tbun 5u ponsn, nm oas
I@Ienb Der 8eb0lferune
All milbern. Wenm tn s.uei Sabreu
Sas italteniihe Bolt bic Gesieruna
unb bic @emetnhe -@ermaltuns frdst,
mas fe In ben lettet fiinf5ig Sabren
seleitet baben, 10 werben lektere bic
id5nen Sadjen seisen, bic mir nm,
pberflddli6 erpdbmt babeu, TIN nit
benz sr5ftem Grnfte nnb nit iangen
Meben our EMANCIPATION elmer Wenst
neuer etabtpiertel nnb nener @ebanSs
at {dreiten, bic ptele Mtlionen fuiten
uerben, nnb piele spefmlanten beret=
! dern, aber nte ferttg uerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
(Spesieu fir bieie 3eitune.)
9ie a1rtefrrbrrrr1aft.
-
(Gpn s. 2.)
(gun s. a.)

Sic 8rieiterberri6aft ipar MIR
moglid i'm solDenen 3eitaIter bes
Gbritentbums, peldeS man beute bus
r%finltere @ittelalter" nennt. Seitpem
NIT Der Reformation bas eiierne
Seitalter IN Die Welt etn9etreten lit.
fonnen Die Meni6en nur nit eilerner
Sanlt regiert iperben, unb Die innfte
MISREPRESENTATION lit unm0gli9 gep
poroen. Sriiber ealt DIS Spribs
lpprt: Inter Dem &rummitabe lit gut
leben"; beute lit Die Yrieiterberri6aft
berbaBt. 60 bnben Die Meni6en li1
%peranoert. Sriber Iieben bic Seuts
ihen lid genre leiten bon Der Idnften
Sano t9rcr geiitliden &urhiriten uno
Sirit6iI60fe; beute tpiiroe man cine
iolbe &egieruns ibrer S6ipd6e meseu
pera6ten; mn bor Der eiiernen Sauit
eines mdhtisen !8erriders bat nniere
@eneration mod HeIpeft. Sie Stride
bat aber ntdt ben geruf iol6e @e=
mdltmtttel dn3utpenben. Wit Der
Mbnabme bes driitlifen @laubenS,
ces @ebpriams nnb Der Sitten mnbte
notbpenoig Die fiiritlihe 8eipalt Der
8tIhofe in Seuti6lanb unb Io9ar Die
filritlide @etpalt bes 8apites unmoaz
LID fperbeu. Oas eiierne Retailer
fpar ansebroben. unb MIR cine ~eiierne
Siir1tenbano fpdr nod I'M StanDe bas
slaubensloie Bolt Su regieren. Sic
9eiitli1e Serrffaft bes Hapites ipar
I'M lesten Sabrburbert biel al ihipnd.
nm bic CUTE Srbnnn9 i'm Stante 5u
erlalten. SranSoiii6e unb Dferreis
bfl6e Trnppen mubten ben Hnpli
9egen bic Mepolutiondre i'm eigeuen
2anoe ifiiben, neil Der Rap1t nint
nit folder Strenae geeeu feline llnters
! tbanen ~perfabren fonnte tpie Die lpeltz
li6en Siiriten. Son bieien ldbt baS
Bolt ii6 cine boppelte unb pierfa1e
Strenge g~efanen. aber nidt bon einem
9eiitliden Siirlten. Sn Nom bate
Der Yaplt cine Hebolutipn berpprges
rufen, ipenn err, I'M cine Strabe 5u
erpeitern. einise Sduier bate cr@
propriiren laiien. Die Itarfe italie<
niihe &eeierilna founte gauge Staots
biertel gu ibren 3meden nieberreiben
ldiien, obne bab elm HDmer liG ge<
mudft bate. Ser Yapit bate nid)t
baran benfen fonnen, allsemeine
Bebrpfliht einsufiibren, Die Steuern
5i erb6ben, aber Die fDnigli6e Hegiez
ruts oarf an Oieies tbun. uno Die
Steuern berbierfahen, obne eiuen
&nfitanb an befiirhten. 9as be-
tpeiit, bab bic Hrieiterberrihaft ipegen
ibrer S1ipdhe beute itnm0elih gez
tporben lit; uniere ~elnubenss unb tit
tenlole Generation fam MIR rtebr
burh Die eiierne Sano elmer ftarfen
ipeltli6en Wa6t regiert tperben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Die 8eitrage sm bem natipnalen

Die geitrase sn ben Matchmaker
@abIfpnbs iparen bieies Mal bei9eis
bener. 9ie Hepublifaner ioaen I'M
@an5en in 1908 bios $1,700.000
einsenommen baben, ae9en $4,000
900 5iir Belt ba Serr Hooiepelt
lief. Sen er0bten gin3elbeitrag
~lieferte Serr 6. q. Saft. pelder fir
ben 8ruber Seinises" 100000
oble6te". 9ie .armen" Semotraa
ten brabten bios $620.644.77 5uz
iammeu. 9amit mare alto Elm mertz
lider Surti6ritt 81 per5ei6nen.
iubem elm Sbeil bes amerifaniihen
@ a + Of tpinbel Ipparaz
es bortbin sebt. ipobin bic uniinpis
gen unb foitipielieen Sadel5iise NIT
Erommeln unb Yfeifen ge9aneen iinb.
8enn man ieet nod ben reht 5tpeis
felbaften HebnerS Touren Der Srdiiz
benti6afts : Ganbibaten elm gnbe
ma9te, bnrfte bas eisentlih 8i6@
ti9e, Die 8abl p 9 / a m nj e,
Die Sartei grunbidse almdblis
CUR Sanptia6e tperben. @enn Der
q eronenfnItus al @unIten
Der g p len in
ben Sinter9runb tritt, 70 tpirb Sol6es
ipobl taum gu bebauern iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
CHE nnn Mtmtter[d,aft int Critic DER 5strdBe.

aus Noleenbem eriidtli6. Cir ben
2eitraum bon 1857 BIG 1886 CAB es
in ben Ser. Staaten 32S,716 gbes
I6eioungen. 0as ipGte bod ees
niieen, 5u beipeiien, pie es Inn
nnb SamiIieu!eben
bter5ulanbe beIteQt lit. Sic
a Ii e / a 3 e r o D e
8ieImeiberet lit, ielbItpers
itGnbli6 Die natIrli6e Vol8
iol9er 3uitdnbe.
guf ieoe 100000 SerIonen in ben
@ereinigten Staaten fielen i'm Sabre
neunnnbs man5i9 unb
inn Sabre 1905 5tpeiunbs
a 6 gbei6eioun9en. @nf iebe
100000 @erbeiratbete tamen 1870
/ nunb a Of t 3 @ unb 1890
3 IN e / bunbert g6ei6eioungeu.
Mlio lit Die gbel6eibuug beute atpei
uno einbalb Wtal bdufiger ais ebebem.
nS6Dnes 2nnbl S60nes 9anb! 9u
biIt bieL I6ledter ais Die nubernl"
SIN Ser elite Der 9iborces Saufisz
felt lit bic Neibenfolse Der Staaten:
Sainois bate in ben pe~rflofenen
sipan5ig Sabren $4,000 Divorces;
Ohio 62,8O0 unb Seyas 62,655.
,Seras lit Seras. meme Serrenl"
2eiberl Sic Heus@ nglanoitaas
ten Maine, Sem Sampibire uub
Hbobe Sslanb baben mebr Gbei6eis
bungen ais Die in bieler Siniiht.
peeen ibrer laren gbeideibungs @es
iebe ber16rieeneu 9afota's! Waiias
duIetts bat in ben leeteu 5inanSie
Sabren flint Wal mebr gbei6eibuns
gen ais NorbeS afota nnb brei NnI
mebr als Giibs9 afota ge6abt. llniere
ganteez Staaten beriteben ii6 pffens
bar aud auf ben Hummel. in
iebem Sale 70 gut tpie Die Serren bon
9afota. Som 6riTli6en Stanbs
punfte aus betra6tet, iino bieies
i6redIi6e 3nbleu.
Sbige 9iborce : Statiitit itammi
aus benz @afbingtoner Department
fir Sanbel uno Irbeit. Sieies bal
in jebem Gtaate Der Union 0acbiraae
gema6t fir Den san3en 3eitraum Dor
1857 bis 1886 eini6lieBlih, uub por
1887 Bis 1906. SeiDe Seitrdumt
Sulammen beden alio cine 8eriobe Dor
40 Sabren. Sir Die Sabre 1887
bis 1905 iinb 1882, 044 Seiratber
unb 945,625 gbei6eibungen beriftet
9n baben mir alio uniert
Q 6nnbe unb Die 9iborces Wiiiert
in 3iffern unb 3ablenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Gtme atatinmal- 1lmiuerft1t

ioa IN Der 8uubesbauptltabt @dibs
inston begriinbet iperben. 9as fam
anf Der iinsft in @aibington abges
baltenen 10. Sabresperiammllng Der
giaiionalen Iiioeiation bon Staatsz
llniperlitGten CUR Sprahe. Der
@abnbre6er Der Sbee lit @bip. S.
Sames, Der Hrdiibent Der llniperiitdt
bon SGinois. nelder benz Gon9re6
bereitS bpr ldn9erer Belt cine Bill our
@riinblns elmer iolden llniueriitdt
mnterbreitet bat. MIs erite Yertpinis
eune iperben ii Ger Bin fir Die
gtabliruns bes Snltituts 100000
geforbert. Safiefoe fol- semeiniam
NIT ben fpifienf1aftIiden Departes
ments Der 8unbesregieruns ipirfen
unb feline Mufsabe iou es fem.
WiGnner lnb Srauen fir ridtise unb
perantwortlibe Yplten i'm gunoess
bienlte 1eran5ubiloen. Our Gufnabme
loIen Ilur lolbe Yerionen 5uselahen
tperben, tpelde bereits an anberen
afabemii6en REORGANIZATION NIT Grfolg
ltubirt BADEN. Gin @eiratb ioll aus
Gertretern nQer Staaten gebiloet
tperben. Sic Mebr5abl Der Yrdlis
benten Der Gtaats> llniperiitdten be-
firiportete ben Ylan.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15
Die IrGfbeuteu : 8ptIhaft

Die G%raiibenten : Sptihaft an ben
GSu9reb lit. lpie BEL benz ebenic
i6reib> a(s tampfbereiten GERM
&uoiebelt iibli6. ipieper nbanbipurms
artig". Cine @mpfeblune, tpelde
e ieenartts beriibren tpirp. III
bieie:
ySie gifenbabnen beg 2dnbes iouz
ten npaitdnbis Der goutroue Der 5ipis
ihenitaatli1en 9anbels : 9ommiiiion
unterlteut nnD Dem 8erei6e bes
Intiz Srufz @eieses ent5ogen tperben."
SAB Serr 8opiebelt in bieier Sra9e
bas Sbermun IntisS rultz @eies =
Die eiusise Sanbba6e Die er bisber
bonn gonsreB erbaIten fonnte = bel
Seite geIebt baben min, beriibrt eigene
artis. 3umal penn man seleien bat.
bab Serr m a II, Der giiens
b%abnrraenat. bieielbe Sbee idor
friiber Dffentlid befiirtportet bat uni
babel propbe5eite, Serr Hooiebeli
perDe basielbe tbun mas ct anratbe,
gs mag fem, baB quite @riinoe fir bee
YrdiiOenten genebmen %borbanber
limb. aber immerbin bleibt Die Sade
eigenartig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-15

cAleber bic 6rtfIide s ami l.
III lien : Sbee i'm @egeninb
vi our mpberueu @nt@
teri B b e M e g g
dnbertc iid auf Der beurigen Gagnng
bes den SrauenbunDes
Seutl6lanb's, gu Miiniter IN @elt>
falen, Der ~llniperittdts : Yrofeiior
Or. Wausba6 unter InDerem ipte
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