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The daily sentinel., 1908-09-24
lny CatherIne Mann .rnyzantl

CBy. Catherine Mnnn-rayzantl
New York. sept 2i.-A. complete rev
houette of today. Long lines are the
persistent insiStent command of the
nrhiter of fashion. Broad shoulders;
these are done away with. and the new
Empire figure is straight up and
The idcn Is u skirt beginning some
inches above the usual waist line
swinging loose from on down with no
around the feet extended into II train.
The word figure is out of place with
The greatest changes are seen in the
new skirts-far more than in any 9TH
skirt in its entirety viii not become
ovcrpopular because of it's discomfort:
but its effect is very apparent in all
the new models. which calls for care
full fitting and clever draplng with
those materials that especially lend
themselves to such lines.
But this new skirt is distinctly a
house dress. as its length makes II
most imprncticabie for walking or trav-
cling.
Short skirts are still in vogue for
outdoor wear. and while one sees less
and less of the plated models. the cir
cular and gored types are very popu-
lar and th| undersltirt OF silk or satin
prevents that clinging in about the
and sheath modes.
In the tunic skirts. the sheath like
effect is often kept by having the
front; for those who prefer a slight full
ness across the frone, the tuuic is fin
ishcd on one side. In some models the
tunic Is caught mp above the hip AND
cut away from a point above the
knees. in others the point comes lust
in front, while the center of the back
Is again chosen as the proper place
for the drapery and nolnted effects
and this must he decided by the re
quiremcnts of the figure
The sheath skirt Is rather plain af-
| fair. In many instances there is no
thing tlnn "A lnurr NJ rffsh
contrasting goods or embroidery or
lace. On the other hand the pure tunic
model has EoodlN amount OF decor
alton. Especially Is this true of thu
underskirt where the tunic is cut away.
or the tunic itself is decorated with a
velvet or gathered ribbon. Embroid-
cred tlet may border the tunic. or III,
whole overslSirt may he Of nlet
Nothing adapts itself more rapidly
| To the Ms" of two materials than tht
| tuntc modes which are often very clcV-
| crlN worked out Tine under sheath
| like skirt will he of cloth aud IN.
| oNcrskirt Of silk dutped about tn,
waist and hips and failing in panel,
back or front: but more claborat,
and Pleasing idea is the trimming
| both under aud upper skirts with i'm
| laid panels Of embroidery or Insects ol
! lace. Some OF The lace and etnbroid.
and clever handling
| The thin wash materials are wei
adupted to the tunic skirt aud IN,
and linen or duck is the most suitabi,
wash material. The raiahs. pongec.
and tussors work up well In thss,
| skirts which really seem to need q
| fabrics
\ design for a tunic skirt has points
both back and front, which is possibi,
the most becoming style of the various
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-24
NEWEST HINTS
FOR THE LADIES

models shown. of this type. The most
graceful effects are obtained by the
use OF very supple silk voilcs nets and
silks for the tunic drapery. and self
embroidered brown voile was used in
this instance with embroidered bands
for trimming. Some of the best re-
suits are gained when the drapery falls
over n carefully gored skirt; and i'm
this case the seven gored skirt was
used closely httcd at the top with a
slight flare at the top and half train.
The overskirt is pointed both back
and front and comes to within six inch
cs of the bottom; the sides were cut
rounding and well up to the hips whore
fronts with embroidered buttons ana
simulated buttonholcs. The bodice was
draptd over "A French lining and the
width of the girdle was regulated by
the length of the waist. To a shall
low band yoke cut low in the neck. is
gathered the outer material and the
sleeves are mere bands passing under
ths arms and over The shoulder with
thiS is Worn a chiffon guimpe laid in
As tins costume was intended for
aneh.tI and calllnS. brown satin
ing hnck and a turncd-up front; fold
Of satin laid about the crown and Il
ulace with n bunch of golden brown
feathers towering above ii all
For dressN wear the semi-princesS
model is still fashionable and on some
ngures rs more pleasing than the tunic
little likelihood of its going out this
season; coat is often worn with such
costumes
a new design shows seven cores
tucked to YOKE ueptn aalusl.ne III
ness to the figure writh modsr4tf "a
sweep. Groups of tucks at the center
'front.' and back nud over the shoulders
are effective bodice DECORATIONS. \
guirnne Of dotted net silk is also used
as the lining. tiny band of velvet
lies about the bottom of the high col
lar with a lace iabot in front and "A
deep Eirdle concrals the joining of the
waist and skirt. some of the softer
silks would make up very prettly by
this design.
The jumper princesses that are made
All IN on" are very attractive for
house dresses or Informal evening
Wear, As street dress II would be
ma or mohair or chiffon. The seams
JON IN tuck style and the side and un-
dsrhtm cores are extended over the
shoulder into a tucked sleeve cut IN,
one piece with the gown. The fro"
and back portions come up to just
WITHIN the bust liue. where they are
cut IN square outline opening over y
guimpe of cream embroidered hlet with
long pointed sleeves
IN waists. the sleeve. 1t would seem
,o., Is tIie most imp;ortont portion. Many
,rSttV arm. Still adhere to the short
length and for the home theater or cV-
ening gown nothing is prettier.
\ newer fancy ana one more appro-
nriate FOR the winter season. perhaps,
is the long thin sleeve and pointed
luce cum that hugs the wr st closely
Sometimes there Is fall - lace com
ing to the knnekies thouer the wired
fpoint - the very latest m ser of fin
iSh. New gniinpes are mad nth long
sleeves OF alternate rows az hand-em
proluered hands and Valcrt sennes in.
sertion finished I the wrist With a full
had tight sleeve; along tn. nrter back
edge of the sleeve was a double frill
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-24
Shcrilr.s SnIe.


BY virtue OF AN execution issued
out of the clerks office of the district
court of Mesa county and State of
by | am commanded to make the sum
of Seventy-two and SO-1O0 dollars.
tS12.S0) and costs of suit, the
amount of a certain judgment recent
ly obtained against ed Coulson in
favor of II. X. Bull and X. Hanson
out of the lands. tenements, goods
and chattels of the said ED Coulson.
| have levied ON the following prop
erty. to-wit: Lots one 10. two t2)
and three 81 in block one hundred
and fifty-seven t15I) in the city of
Grand Junction. county of Mesa and
State of Colorado. standing in the
name of Edward Coulson the de-
fendant herein, on the records of
said Mesa county.
Therefore. according to said com
mand, shall expose for sale. at pub
lie auction. all the right. title and
interest of the above named Ed Coul-
son in and TO the above described
property, on Monday, the 18th day
of October, 1908, at 10 o'clock a m.
at the east front door of the county
court house in Grand Junction, Colo
Dated at Grand Junction. Colo,
this | 9th day of September, 1908.
CHARLES f. SCHRADER,
Sheriff of Mesa County
McMULLIN & STERNBERG,
Attorneys
Date of first pub. Sept. 10. 1908.
Date of last pub. Oct. 10, 1908.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-24

of chiffon extending from shoulder to
wrist. and at the wrist was an en-
broidered shallow cuff of chiffon with
points both towards shoulder and hand
sleeve that has the appearance of
silk over net. the back of the silk
sleeve is slashed from the wrist to
shoulder displaying the net beneath
and across this are straps of embroid-
cred ribbon or silk folds caught here
and there with little pendants.
one of the new sleeves is called by
some modistes the sheath sleeve. They
tit rather closely and three little caps
fall over the shoulders, the elbow and
the wrist.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-24

For heavy haurns OF aoy kin6.
phone the Blue Barn. Phone June
ton 228.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-24

Your trade will be appreciated at
NanHorn's new drug store. 551
Main.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-24

Glenwood Springs has large dele,
CATION at the fair today.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-24

We are here TO give you the best
work for the least money. 125 South
Fifth. Phone Black 662.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
Ger @snttcr @ils.

aein @iQfpmmen mint. feiu iro6er
@ljd,
gSenn ib llad @nuie febr' 5lriid.
Sem Ser3, ba5 itG nu metlc5 idlieBt,
Sid ielbit % auo'rev Sorg' oergiBr.
llnb BOD ipirb mir 10 pobl mn
ludrm,
sis l0g i'd mod i'm @1utteraynI
Nl3 gldn5te mtl0er GouncnI6eiu.
Sret l6 ms Stil64eu eng uio t(eiu.
@os lit beun ba5 rp6l fir ein @ruI;.
SaB lcltg it'll il meinen mltB,
Sn's l0er5 Elm Iiiber Srieoen 3iebt.
@%eraufiteiat ldugit perslung mes
&ieo2
9ort griiBt MIDI bon Ser @al,t
bernb,
Die meinem 2eben NQe5 aab:
IS blidt mid on 10 lieb unb milO
Ser tbeuren Wuiter liebes Gilo!
" Il u "
Gatb Des Gaters an ieinen Epbn.
9u panDerit in Die BeGt binaus,
Auf Dir nod fremben &e8eu;
sod fUigt Dir nl5 Dem ltiQen 0aus
Der treueIten 2iebe Segen.
Gin gnbe nabm ons leidlte Spiel,
@s uabt Der @rnit oes 2ebens;
Behalf I'M Nuse felt oein 3ieI.
8eb' feinen SGritt peraebensl
Iiinm auf sic sfultcrn oolt uni
Wii6'
Nfit frohem Opttuertrauen,
llno lerue, lpirfenb ipGt MnD frilD.
Zen Gig men Serb Dir bdtel.
@er lid Die Gbre ndblt sum Sort,
Zen lam fem Sd)alf uerfiibren;
8eraher @eg, gero0es &ort
Soil Did 5llm Siele fubren.
@alt' bod oeu appf, ipas Oir aut
brobt,
llno iperoe ME slin1 &nedte!
Srld NIT Den armcn germ beiu Vrpi
lluD ipabre feline Hebte!
Sreib' uie nit beil'een Singen Spott
llRb chr nllh fremben @lauben,
llnb lab Dir beineu 6errn uub @ott
Ton feinem 3peifel raubenl
llnb nun elm lester Srud Der 6anb
llnp cine leete Sitte:
Gemabr' Dir treu i'm frenoen 2ano
Ses @~aterbauleS Sittel
Sulius g turm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
(SpeSiea fir bieie 3eitung.l
gns bem EagebndJe elmer &luiterfran
Sanae Sragc.

abenos, ipeiln gum 9ta1tgebete,
Wir in Der Aapeae fnie'n,
8udt es oft pie 8etterleudlteu
lleber WanO un0 Sede bin,
&dbrcnb bumpfes @dgeurulien
Guf Dem StraBenpflaiter tlin9t
ltnb nit Der 2aterne 8liben
9urd Die Itiuen 8Gumc bringt.
Sod i'm Nu lino tic berihmunben
Iu5 ocm Nuge, aus Dem DIR,
gSllr Der eip'gen 2anlpe Slimmern
Seu6tet in DEM 1tiaen G6or;
g(it 9e6eimuiBuoaem Shimmern
Sen Iltar es matt umflieBt,
lln0 IN marlde miibe Scele
8rleoen es uno Hu9e gieBt.
0oh i6 benfe an ben @agen,
Ser gum SeltesIanle elf,
limb auf oellen neiden aiiien
@ines meiner aiuber fpeilt,
Gem boa ~freubiger @rtpartung
S6on bns braune Iuse glilbt,
Sem i'm peif 9elodten 3aare
Cine carte Slume bliibt.
r5errl 81 tpeiBt. tpie ib lie liebe,
Sieie Seele jung unb rein,
Barter als 0es Sriiblines 8liitben
ShDner ais Der Worgenideinl -
bes Hptbmus 3aubertposen
peroerbli6 pie Die Slutb,
limb man Iaet, es eabe Wenifen,
Seren Iuse llnbeil ipriibt. -
9rum. o Serrl 9ab 9einer gnseI
Sittng lhiibeno lie u~mipeb'nl
2nb lie Dem berborg'nen Seinbe
SIMMER iiegreih piberiteb'nl
Son oes SinnenrduiGes &el6e
8leibe fern ihr reiner Wunb.
&or benz @alilisfenblide
Sleibe tart lie unb eeiunol
G(lio fle6' ih. - Sod 81 gnbs
8nr bereits bas Na6t9ebet. -
9nngiam 5u Ser itilen 8eae
Cine nod Der arbern gebt. -
- Ils ms nun bic Morgen9lode :
8ieber CUR &apeIle ruft
Comet bumpfes @aeenrpuen
Sur6 Die eilisfaIte 9uft.
Nieber auf Die ipeiben StraBen
S6eint Der Sterne barter @lan3,
llnb in Dem ~geipdrmten @agen
&ebrt 9%antbiloe beim bonn Sans.
Watt unb triib iino MN Die @ugen.
@elt Die Hoi' I'M 2ofenbaar. =
Sanee frag' i'd: aSit Die Seele,
@as lie Dor DEM Seite ipar?"
fdber @epe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
9ebensresel.

@iiie MIR bas Slid 5u failenA
@enn es ldhelnb lid Dir beut!
Sn ber 8ruit unb nuf ben @aiien
Sud es morgen. iud' es beut'.
Soh ~bebrdnat in beinem &reiie
Sid elm iliihti9 Iibeeihid.
9Ghle leiie. boffe meiie
gluf ben nafiteu Gueenblid.
Emanuel @eibeI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
49,
9Hhrihap.

Ser Q 6luBbanb bon 6ers
ber's 6 onperati : Ger Il
I o n. (Seroer's gonperIationss 2eris
fon. Sritte auflase. Meih illus
~itriert ourh Segts 4bbilbunsen, Safeln
unb 8drten. s 8dnbe geb. in Sal6>
fran5.. M. 100. - Sreibure. Gerber
i6e 8erlagsbunblnns.) Bon Serber's
Concentrations 2eSifon liegt nunmebr
NIT benz adJten (Sdlub) s8anbe Die
ipiiroige &ronung bes bebeutiamiten
8erfes i'm beutihen tntbolifhen 8uds
baroel beg neuen Sabrbunberts nsr.
Sanf Der erprobten rebaftionelen
Sehnif iibertrifft Der Snbalt bes itatts
liden Shlubbanbes nod in Der Tiire
Ieiner tertliden unb bilblinen 0arr
bietuneen. 5umnl in ben tbeiltpeiie
gerabe8u sldn5enben geilaeeu. feline
Sorsdnser.
Tor Iuem 5eibnet aud Ser ahte
gano lid aus burb feline Neihbaltiez
felt. Muf pelhem ,@ebiet bes @i1ens
man i'm an &atbe 5ieben pirn, aQents
balben sibt er ebenio raid fpie iiber@
Itftli6 Die 5uperldiiigite Iusfunft unb
itedt feline 8ren5en audi auf neutralem
Soben bielfah entidieoen ipeiter nls
Die tonan9ebenoen, an @~dnoe5d6l
iiberlegenen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; gar
nift an reoen bon ar ben %unges1blten
GrIheinungen unb Srngen, in nelhen
aerabe Die iibrigen Concentrations
lerita meiit neriasen: BEN @rlheinuns
gen unb Sragen, beren 8enntniB uno
geleudtling o%ffenbarungs : ~aldubigen
Gbriiten mno Defenders 3ntbpltfeu in
eriter 2inie pihtig lit. Mentbalben
lit er beoa6t, iopobl Dem Suhtunois
gen pie Dem llntunbigen 8u bienen.
ienem in fnapper MISUNDERSTANDING
Die fpeIentlihen @omente ms @e>
bd6tniB rnfeno, bieiem einen IuSblid
IN peite @ebiete erihlieBeno unb linn
5u tieferem @iubrineen liheren @eg
fpeiienb. Sas aber lieB iih MIR err
reihen bur6 Die Sei3iebung Der be-
r~ufenlten Sahgelebrten unb Yraftifer
unb niht gum minoeiten lebterer. Oh
nlentbalben. Dem Su9e Der 3eit ges
NAB, Die tdglihen Sebiirfniiie bes 2e>
{ bens auf bas Gingebenbite beriifiids
ttSl ItVp. NuuJ OIL SliplN~ uIlp Sul>
bers Irtifeln, fpie tic bon Infang an
burh ibren reiden Snbalt mn hire in
Die Sniienbe g~ebenoeu grpBentbeils on
Ger GiieIe aeihopften Ingabeu einen
Der ipertbpoaiten 9eitdnbe bcs Sers
ber'i6en 2eritons oebiloet baben. fins
oct lih i'm ad)ten 9anbe mieher aus
giebige @eleaenbeit. Inter ben res
b~uttionelen S%onberSiigeu miro IhlieBs
lih bon ben neiteiten &reiieu bunts
barit besriiRt nerben. mas aQes bier
bel ben berichiebenen Stihlportern in
9esu9 anf N%bleitnng. Iusiprnhe uub
reinlihe Sheihung 5piihen Ifsens
tuieruna unb 9etonung Ippie aif @ez
ihlecbtsbeitimmuno. mo immer es
ulDglih mar. geleiitet luoroen lit.
Die eelammte Iusitattuua bepGbrt
lid oub slim S6luiie OILS mliter9ilti9
nob @abl mn @usfiibrrm9 Der Ibs
bilonu9en nie Der aarten. Sonb s
cntbGlt niht neniger OILS LOO Nbs
bilbnugeu; auf Sruht unb llniformen
tentiaaen nllein Z Surhentnfeln NIT
POS Mbbilbungen. lluter ben anrs
ten linb neben oen reihbnltigen geos
arnpbiihen mieber prGhti9e Srpben
a~n9epanbtcy &arto9rapbie pte Spras
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
1n iplit ben Namcn @pttes beines
Serrn nid)t eitel iiibren.

Sir tein dn0ere5 @ebpt fonneu mir
10 niele nuffaaenbe Sdue bon @pttcs
Strafgeridt anfiihren, ais bel Dem
5%iueitcn @ehot fiir leihtIinnige Ser
gciBnngen unb falldles ScbipDren, of
.rrgen 9an5 geriugfilgi9er &eranlni>
Iungen. go er5Gblt uns cine glnl6s
uiirpige GueIle aus Dem Sabre 1903.
haB cine Shllerin i'll einer MGb6euS
Idlle 81 Sngliacp56o III Stalien chit
belhiiloiat nuroe. elmer Mitihiilerin
ein MeIier entmenoet 5u boben. Sie
Inaefldatc leugnete Den 9iebitabl nit
frecber Stirn unb, lm nolenbs ieoen
GGein beS Ecroaftes bon iid 3i ents
fcrnen. tbat lie Sen leiGtfertigeu
S6mur: Sic bl. 2uSiu ioIl mid blind
MAIDEN, penu ih sic llnpahrbeit
I1gc." &num 5tpei Gage nah bieicn,
%ernInI6un9sihnlr befiei ein b0ss
lrtiGeS llebel pus cine Ilgc beS Gi9cnz
faiteu nno meineibigen aiuNes. nnb
6crau6te eS Der Sebtruft III tiirSeiter
Sriit. - Iehnlid)eS piebtrfHbr I'm
on0 Sulr 1857 Su 2eip3ig elmer
Wlagb. Die. ucu ibrer 6errir angefla9t,
eiuen S6linel perloren 5nH 6aben, III
Gen Sdipnr aisbrdd: o0ip4t lpl MIDI
linrTm mn llbm nerben laierl, ipenl
i0 I'm Ben S6liiliel meiB.~ @as iif
tic Neiueioi9c ~9emiinidt bate. oaa
lcihab aud: Die llnQlild!ide peripl
60lb Dnrnuf Den @ebrau6 Der 3nngC
uno Der Siibe.
Gin me;tercS @eiipiel Ill @ooipiu.
Srnf bon acut. Nieier bate ner
&rinseH 9lfreh Sen 9lclterr. Der mad
rem Sosc &amlt's oeS 3meiteu nod
England fum nm Die 9tegierltng oicies
2mlhes 8u iiberacbmen, BEL leincnl
Girtritt in nus G6niareigt ermorrci
lniicu unb brnhte es n6hiii. naB Die
gnnlGnScr I'M Sabre t044 Den Inltt4
m.ithigen @riuaeu @hlparo hci Grit
ten. nem er ieine Snhter GOitbn SIN
6'tmubliu CAB. ais Aonig nnerfunnten.
@iuea CAGES, ais Ser Nouig eine grobc
Venoe CoeQeutc, luprlttter lidl and
Sobpin bcfanp. an ieiuer Sdfel bate,
that Der @ocltuabe. Der Dem SiirIter
III trinteu Gab. eincu Sebltritt, unn
perbinberte oa3 Sollcn Hur baonr6,
ooB cr 9leih Zen anoeren SUB pors
ltredte. mohei er Idate; Ser @ruber
lit uniiberminblidl, renn CT bon Dem
9rllber mtcritiiet Miro" ~9ids
tig~. inote Ger aonio; -hern pcnn id
nleinen @rlloer bGtte, 10 riirDen mir
chamber getreulih nnteritiisen." -
IsSei bieieu @orten mari er einen
ldnrien Slid nuf een @rnfen, Den CT
idpn longe els Den @lproer ieiueS
@ruberS in Ieroaht bate. @pSpin
iudte hurd eiuen Sd)lpnr Dem eottes<
filrhtigcn S~iirIten Den Serhaht su be-
ncbmen uub idete: ~Sicier @iiieu TIM
hem er nit DEM Srnte 3um Nunbe
iuhr) ipu Der lette iein, menu ih mir
iiber ben Soo bes Srin6en sllfrep Ons
@eriu9lte nor5uiperien bate" Sas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07

&ein Serbit ober 8iuter lit 10
a~ngenebm. baB mir nidt an Gbeumos
tismulS leibeu fnnnteu. @enn oers
Iclbe am ldlimmlten, lit eS ole bette
3eit ct. Satob's Del al fauieu mn
DenIelben 81 furiren. e5 furirt prompt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07
CARDINAL Gibbons iibcr sic ShwinS
iudt.

Ser5lihe Spmpatbie nit Ser Iutis
Suberfuloie : @emegunt muroe ppn
Garbinal Gibbons III einem Snreiben
au59epriidt, an Or. Sobn g. Sutton.
@enerul : Sefretdr be5 bier I'M ndGs
item Serblt itattfinbenoen S~nternutios
unlen Subertuloie : Gpngrel1eS. Ser
Cardinal Iagt III Dem Serihte, Dab
er iiber5eu9t lei. bnb Die .@eiBe SER"
IhlieBli6 inter cbenlp ~pouItdubige
Gontrolle gebrndlt perben luiiroe. lpie
8lattern. @elbes Sieber uno anoere
@eiBeln Der Weuihbeit. %or iiiuisi9
Sabren. Iagtc Der Cardinal. ia mod
bis Dor GINGER 3eit mar baS gelbe
Sieber elm iebr g%efiirdlteter 0alt. Sn
9iep Orleans babe ib mir. tpd6relb
elmer Der Gpibemien. Die 9rantbeit
lelber 5u9eSogen. Sab mir Jest BON
Der Ingit ror Dem @el6en 6ieber be-
freit iino. perbaufeu mir ben WGus
nern, Die ibr : eigeneS 2eben 5un
Seiteu ibrer Mitmeniten lingaben.
giner bieier IGuner luar ser crit Dor
bier @oden geltorbene 0taior Carroll.
ser lid freiipiuia bd5 @elbe Sieber
bate einimpien lnilen, um on lid
ielblt Die @irfuue Der SelI6e 6u itus
oieren mo bis Su ieinem Sobe an ben
Splgen pieIer Ilippferung 9elitten
hat. Seiu College, 81. 9n5eur ltnrb
furS no6 Der %Snotulation. Sieie
MGnner nuren ehte 5eloen. oeren
Sicnite iiir Die Menidbeit nidht bod
9enug 9eprielen peroen fonnen."
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Cine quite Mntwprt.

en- 2onooner ltterariIhen &reiien
bilbet elm amiiianter griefpe6iel
5piifen 5ipei in 9an5 Gnglano be-
fannten 8erionlihfeiter bas Cages
oe5prGa. Gin MiIiondr unb 8orienz
f6nis empfanS zines i6onen Cages
bas 8ebirfniB. am literarilhen SIR
mnment als Stern an 9ldn3en; on Ell
elm Iann bon raiden gnti6liiien
tit, iebte er iih iofort bin uno ridtete
an einen befannten Iutor na6z
itebenbe gpiltel:
~Sebr seebrter Serrl
Sh mobte midi germ on Der
Sh0pflne zines bramatii6en 8erfea
betbeiligen nnb meinen Mamen mil
Dem Sbrigen berbinoen. W6dter
Gle niht cine Gomobie ihreiben, iiir
ipelde ib ais Witarbeiter elm paar
8eilen 5ul6ieben f0nnte? SD miirbe
ale Soften trdgen, nm einen Sbeil
bonn Mubme ab3ufrie9en."
Der Iutor innbte alS Inttport fol-
senbes 8rief6en:
n@eebrter Serrl
Sfr beoauere, Sbren beIheibener
@unid nidt erfiiaen an fonnen. Meir
8runbIas mar INNER. SaB man Elm
Yferb unb einen giel ni6t 5uiams
m%enipannen iou."
Saraui antnortcte Der ehrseiSiss
Iiaiondr nit penbenber Roit:
.Waein Serri Sbren unperihdms
ten 9rief babe i6 erbnlten. Wtit ipels
dem &ehte hagen Sic MIDI ais Yferf
an bebonbeln?"
Gs brautt ipobl nidt crit geiaet 81
perben. alf pel6er Seite Die 2a1er
paren.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07

Oh ionit sic Irbeit ser
irdu unb Wutter nidt aer;s
Ioneern bielelbe polimcrtbs.
tenlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07

Grfdltunaen unb Suiten toms
men iebr bdufig 5uiammen. Grs
fGltuu9en briugen 5uiten; ipenn mon
81. Muguit &Dnig's Sombur9er Wruits
thee 9ebrarbt lueroen beipe lei6t une
iiher furirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-01-07

aliig su reoen lit oft iGmer.
Glu9 81 lhmeigen meiit nod mebr.
@elIer einnlul eillen Shurfeu lpeiien
Yls buubert Srapen Die Sbiire lpeilen'
The daily tribune., 1908-12-30
TAKEN 70 COUNTY JAIL.

Anderson Morgan. better known -
kid" Morgan, Wa taken to tho
county jail this afternoon on the
Santa Fe to serve out . sentence Of
twenty days Morgan IL tho man
who was convicted two days ago In
Justice Ssnders' court. on the charge
Of malicious destruction Of property
At the home Of D. ". Garner on South
Frazier avenue. He was given 3 nne
Of one dollar and costs, In default Of
the payment Of which he was 10 serve
twenty days In the county jail. At
that time ne made the statement 10
the oouEt that be would raise the
money. The polios department gave
him two days time In which TO do
this and offered every facility to aid
him but - no ono came forward with
tho necessary cash no was ordered
committed.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-30
FIRE At WllllAMseuea

EARLY Monday morning tho Rocky
Mountain Fuel company sustained .
financial loss at their
Magnet" mine near williamsburg.
The oil house and ware house, with
all the supplies theeein. together
with some mining timbers which were
outside, was q total loss Tho com.
psny has boon In the habit Of carry.
Ing over q surplus stock Of all kinds
Of supplies which they buy In quaint.
ity, and It 10 happened that the
building WAS we'll filled with materi
ais. 1t 10 thought that the. cause Of
the nre WA spontaneous combustion
which started In . big stock Of waste.
At 8 O'Clock whom the last employe
left the building. there was NO sign
Of IRE; about II 30 Sunday night Q
passsr.by noticed . small blsss In the
department who're the waste boz wss
kept. Before IL could b extinsuish.
Cd It had spread 10 about . dosen
bArrels Of oil which deroely fed the
flames. The total loss 10 estimated at
something over y. 900 90 upon which
there was les than $500 insurance.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-30
BENEFIT BALL.

A ball will b. given in Morgan hall
on the evening Of January is by the
railroad boys and neighbour Of Mrs.
Rachel Hunt. The entertainment 10
for the beneht Of the dependents Of
Harry Hunt who was accidentally
killed . short time ago BY being
ca.ght bstween two Rio 0rands cars.
The family 10 struggling haid against
adverss circumstances. and their
friends think that this 10 the best way
to Aid them until time adjusts them
10 the new conditions.
The daily tribune., 1908-12-30
AErNu clul.

Tho Aethea club spsnt . most on.
toyable time at tho homo Of Miss
Edna johnson LAST weok. Games
were played until . late hour after
which = most inviting three .course
luncheon WAS served. The table dec.
orations werc beautiful Tho oenter.
piece being . miniature xmas tree
with burning candles. Tho place
oards were wholly designed and paint.
ID by the hostess. After luncheon
some old club songs wsrs sang and
after having spent another one Of the
many enjoyable club meetings. oil
lsst for their ssspsetivs heoss
The daily tribune., 1908-12-30
ENTERTAINED SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS.

Monday afternoon Mn Jaeger en-
eeftainsd at her homo on West Third
street her primary class Of the West
End Sunday school. About twenty
Of the little folks were present, and
the afternoon pasaed quickly away In
happy chat and In playing games. etc.
In the evening refreshmenu consist.
ing Of sberbet and cake were served,
whom tho little folks bade their
tsHcher goodbye happy In the thong ht
that they had a loader who showed
20 much interest In their pleasure.