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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-26
All But Four Out of Thirty
Successfully Stood Ex-
animation.
ONLY FOUR FAILED.
Miss Mckee Made Highest
Average of Any Of the
Applicants.

4wenty.six out Of thirty applicants
successfully stood the examination
Tor teachers certificates in the
Christian county schools and We're
presented with certificates. The ex-
animation, which was the first of a
series for the season, was held at the
West Side school building by the
county board, composed of Prof. c..
+. Dudley, of Pembroke; Mrs. Myr-
tie Myers, of Crofton, and County
Superintendent w. E. Gray.
Ten first class certificates were
awarded, as follows:
Jean Mckee, Annie S. Hord, Ethel
Brown, Lillian Brasher, Cassie Dill
man, Susie Goode, Mabel Hille and
Messrs. j, E. Brown, W. H. Corne-
Illus and Thomas E. Earle.
Miss Mckee made an average of
80 a 10, the highest average of any
one in the examination.
There were six second-class GER
tifcates awarded, as follows: Mrs,
Minnie B. Renshaw, Martha Smith,
Ellen R. Dawson, Lillian Stamper
Ruby Lackey and Marian R. Bowles
Ten third class were awarded, al
follows; Sadie Lucille Redd, Ozie B
uenton, Rascoe Pool, Wallace Lacy
Lula Boyd, Eu a Cranor, Mayti
Barker, Lucille Goodwin, Thomas o
Wood and Katherine Major.
At the examination of colored ap
plicants, held at the colored public
school building last Friday and Sat
urday, there were 81 applicants. The
papers will be graded this week.
The next examination of white ap.
plicants for certificates will be held
the third Friday and Saturday in
June and the next colored examina.
ton the fourth Friday and Satur.
day.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-26
New Company Takes Over
Both Crescent and CHI
max Mills.
CAPITAL STOCK 100000.
IncorporatOrs of HOpkinsville
Milling Co. Chief Owners
of Both Plants.

Articles incorporationg the Hop
kinsville Milling Company were filed
Saturday, the capital stock being
5000, 900 divided into 500 shares.
The incorporators are James West,
w. 7. Cooper, r. A. Rogers, DR.. S.
H. Williams, M. V. Dulin, c. L. DAN
lei and Frank X. Yost.
The new company absorbs two of
= the principal milling plants of the
tcity, the Crescent and the Climax,
which will be run as heretofore, but
under one management from the
office of the Crescent mill on Sew
enth Street.
The officers will be elected later.
The two mills have a combined ca
Aacity of one thousand barrels of
Hour day, besides other mill pro-
ducts.
The consolidation is a business
move of great importance. The OPP
Grating expenses will be lessened
and the capacity increased. One
mill is located on the L. & N. and
the other has tracks connecting with
both the L. & N. and l. G. roads.
The incorporators are among Hop
kinsville's best and most successful
business men and both mills have
been financial successes from the
start.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-26
Two Ribs Were Broken.

Policeman Abner WitherspoOn
who figuFed in a country runaway
accidentlon the 18th instant, discov-
cred Saturday that he had sustained
two broken ribs as a result of the
collision. His injuries will force him
to remain off duty for several days
more.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-26
B. F. c. Commencement.

The final exercises of commence
ment week at Bethel College will be
held tonight and five young ladies
will receive diplomas and certificates.
The pupils recital was held last night
and was a most enjoyable event,
largely attended.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-26
Ky. Educational Association

For the above occasion, to be held
at Frankfort, KY, June 10th to 18th
inclusive, the Illinois Central will
make a rate of one fare plus 25c
for the round trip, on sale June
18th and 18th, limited to June Goth
for return. G. r. Newman, Agt.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-26
Miners Get Busy.

In the Elkhorn and Pocahontas,
w. Va, coalfelds more than 1000
miners, who have been idle'owing to
slack business, will resume work.
One thousand will be put to work in
the Thacker and Matewan field after
an idleness of five months.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-26

The cheapest paint is not the kind
that looks "a lot for the money" It's
the kind that spreads farthest, wears
longest, Green Seal. Lander Bros,
Newstead, Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-26

1t is better to be sure before paint
ing than sorry afterwards. There
fore use Green Seal. Lander Bros,
Newstead, KY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-26

Green Seal paint, pure, pretty,
popular priced, pleasing particular
people. Lander Bros, Newstead KY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1908-05-26

List your real estate for sale with
j. F. ELLIS.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

produced Si4+.ts. one mule for two lahorcrs was
the average farm power. An analysis OF the south
srn States shows much smaller use OF power on
III. farm and, consequently. less ure Of good ma
.ntr.-v than In the Northern States. and n CORE
spondlugiy lower earning capacity. Where the
south Carolina farmer uses one mule. Weighing
WOO Ia 900 pounds. and one man to pillow. accom-
plI.hin; i~.. than acre per day fr"m tn :
inches deep. the iowa farmer uses al least three
horses. weighing from 400 to i-oo" POUNDS
each. and piows four a4nss per day. u to inehe.
,1-~o He u.~s nye and on~-half times the power
and .rcompii.h~. about eight times Tn" work III
a day IL depth of blowing bc considered VIVA.
4. wue 81 blowing 10 equally true Of other lines oil
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

ne dealer in feeds who tried TO sell only Ara,
Class goods would be undersold by those who
we're selling inferior goods and that the seller of
Rood feeds would be compelled TO 20 out Of bust
ness II he does not compete with those selling in
Terror feeds by doing likewise himself Connect
ton VII soon take his problem out OF the range
Of mere personal honesty. and force him to do a.
others do-s"li stu1 that should not be fed-or
quit business. To-day in Mississippi there il
lax that IL rather efficient In making fertilizer
dealers deliver what they claim tn SELL but sup
pose the cottonseed meal that Ia in fertilizer were
TO b" sold as feed. Then the present laws or lack
of them. virtually says. Go ahead and rob the
farmer and chsa; hts dumb brutes out of whole
eome rationH." II feeds had 20 b. sod under
guarantee aud under State supervision m In Gus
'omarxl in most States the publicity ;ha, the SELL
"rs of atnl,rra;cd feeds would ge; would in itself
drive them out 81 business and those dealers who
eesir~a 10 do business honestly could a1ord 10
deliver 20 the farmer What b. believes he Is get
ung
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Tho Gazette wants every one Of it's readers and
N their neighbors 20 write two postal cards to
Jackson today sending 10 your Representa-
,vs in the Legislature and the other 20 the Cover
nor.
Mississippi Is IN he peculiar condition OF con-
x.,ntiy inviting fraud against purchasers Of stock
tod she ts nurh behind her sister States In this
regard at present. bu; there are indications ,ha,
,ublsc sentiment w!ll exert such pressure on her
nv-maaers all cause them 10 protect IN. nur.
ehasers of feed. The southern Farm cax~ttc has
recently received several letters on the subject
Which show that this protection is both desired
sad needed Part of letter from Flowers Bros
vscksburE. Miss. wholesale merchants. In quoted
- follows
Your paper mentioned ~ ~ recently by
The Hon H. J acI-aursn. of Rolling Fork Miss
The leading agricultural paper Of the State and
Standing for the improvement Of everything in
The agricultural the. This State of ours should
without doubt fall In Tine ~tth others in framing
ia.s shat would protest planters aaa Others who
are large CONSUMERS OF commercial feeds against
the malicious practices iatuiEsd in by aotne freed
Eat sfactarrrs. and constantly in cnna.
petition Nth feeds that have act the rial quality
or he feeding value. and sold strictly from
The s;aatpoia; q. appearance. very aass-
oss 10 solicit ynur cooperation in harlaE such
ia~s PASSED ~ouId protect The coaHuaser against
such out-ax~s and compel every tod 20 30 snla
from analysis standpoint aaa shat h~ guar
ant~~d hy the manufacturer
We b~x 10 enclose hrr~ta letter ~htrs ~s.
recently received BY setting forth the Ideas Of
one OF our largest t~~d dealers. and II consistent
~nA your good Judgment would like hare YOU
= xisase the snhf~ct Of a pure feed Las We would
xx~st that his State rorr after Georgia. "a
their Las 10 very -tssd and excludes from the
STATE all .~ots that raatata ssrh aaait~ranta IA
rice chat ana hai.a which Professor Henri
Of the University of Wisconsin. claims sa!art-
GUS and worthless IN arr ~vrnsl."
Hnu~ss n~si~s~ arr For~~d Out
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

farm work. There has been considerable instruc-
ton along the line of how produce larger crops
per acre. but they have not taught the Importance
Of working more acres In day.
Wha, revoutionized manufacturing in the
United States and made us the first OF productive
nations" More power and less hand work. What
will hold the boys on the farm and multiply the
wealth OF our farmersy More power and less
hand work.
This II the key To agricultural reform: More
power and better machinery on the farm and
more accomplished In n day, heavier mules and
more Of them. Away with the haIf-a-mule farmer
and convert the ou-.muIe farmer into four.ninfc
fnSMcS
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Mr. Average Farmer you are paying more mud
TAX. account Of poor roads than The other
kind Of tax you complain 30 much about Talk 1t
With your ncRhbors and try TO get better
roads along the highway you have 10 travel regu-
larry DO not b. too ;imld to 20 with IL TO those
~aosr business IL 10 10 that the roads are
made good and Kept good.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

There are nanr things hat might be- chopped
aa and put into iced that would have much
iced value fhr oat hults that mixed ~gtt,
ground cr-H 10 MAKO the mixture appear like
earn and oats. but these other things ~oald not
b. aa~a tot that purpose By any saaa who kn.s
aha; h~ doing IL he expected 20 feed The mix
tarc "a his own stock. Take one more example
An equal ~cight Of sand ~oaid hare almost ~
much feed value rice halls. and probably wonld
ba t~aa dangerous. Iradiag ingredient in tas
bulls 10 tlca sometimes called saIaglaaat. shsct
In frequently annd about a:nr~s aud for snrns
classes at lamp chInaeys. This Etaaa.IlKr sub
stance aaa allied usaay valuable animals whcr
rice hullz havr bewu uara adutseratn te~d
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

The sixth item of reform. and Tho one from
which the creates, net gain .~iii BE- realized. Al
tie leas, cost. In the use 81 more power and I'm
proved machinery upon tha farm 4 careful In
outry tato the causes for the farm workers In d!s
.e-.nt States varying 20 widely In tho values pro-
dread ~tr demonstrate that IL ~aa mainly due To
the ratio Of horses or mules employed To The mum
Der of workers upon the farms, In Iowa. where
~aeh farm worker produces tsii.li annually. e1-
elusive Of stock nearly four horses per worker
were used In Vermont. With an earning capae-
lily II s3.7 81. two horses per worker we're USED
and IN South carulra. whsre eurh farm sorSef
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Nothing will stop such practices till the State has
1 pure feed law; and the spoience of many
States has shown that such 4 law gsts exceIlen,
results. and for the most part protects The con-
sumner against fraud.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Act To-day and You Can Get This Law.
The Gazette desires TO ask that one thousand
Of its readers will spend two cents each for pro-
tecting themselves by writing one postal card to
he Governor OF Mississippi and one to their Rep
resentatives in the Legislature Do not write
much: simply say
y. with others. trust you will help 10 get A
pure feed Law. and at this session OF the Legisla-
ture."
Let each get his neighbors do likewise
DO II at Do not put 1t of. IL will be
neglected and forgotten. Rush the food of pos
al cards into Jackson all together. and the pure
feed law will become a reality We have said
wanted thousand readers to do this. be-
cause II thousand will write postal cards
apiece the iaw will be forthcoming But there
ts why twenty-five thousand should not
do the very thing
The Gazette cannot gain one cent by this Only
the purchasers of feed will benefit by it. II they
ALL spend cents each now. at once. without
say delay. every one Of them will enough
by It shortly TO pay their subscription 10 The Ga
s~st~ for o1ty xsnn-
RemG8Y hetghbors can help as
seu an yourrnR and also remember tina, the soon
eg these postal cards sent TO Jackson the bet
ter will bc tn. effect
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

Ryn r"ua%" A"'r"s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
Snnd)er nnb Sabnnrst.

&6nig Sriebrif @ilbelm ser @icrte
BON YreuBen unr Elm 9eiitreiher uno
pitiser SEER; CT lieB aber icinen
lpisigen Semertungeu bispeileu Die
3igel ihiebeu obue Hiidiiht oarniif.
% er dnocre bnmit perieste. 9leih>
piel, in welfer geieCibnftlihcn Stclz
lilug tie lid b%efanben. 60 ipar er
oils &roupriuS gum eriten Wdl an Sen
Sof in @eimar gclapen. Che or lid
bprtbin beanb. purSe er narolii porz
bereitet. bnB ibm nad scr Sufel Scr
@~robber5p9 8luei Tdtblelfrd9en pore
leeen piirbe. @ritena: %nS niirnen
Sic tburL iucun Sic cin Saud)er fpGs
ren2 3ipeiten$: &as luiiroeu Sic
tbun, ipent Sic ein 3abnar5t pGren?
lnp bnB AMI Die erite Sroge Die ants
mort %crluartet ipiirbe: .Sf miiroe
ms Meer Ser Ger9ciienbeit tdud,en".
unp auf oic 5lueitc Sra9e Die aats
mort: sd iuilroe Der 3eit ben 3aAr
mIs3ieben." IS. mie bprnuseeinat,
Dem bpben @uit Die erite Srage uors
0elegt murbe; mas pilrbeu Sic ttun,
meuu Sic cin Snider lpdreu. gab Der
aronprin5 Iarfaltiid CUR Antmort
Sd miirbc Der 3eit Den 3abu ats
sie6en." Snrduf einc pcinlibe Iauie.
nber Die 6peitc 8dtbiclfrdge criolgte
nidlt me9r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
%icr Winutcn lang gebanst.

gineu ipobl cin5i9artigeu @eri6t
ilbcr Die e. pfinbungen, Die mar bcim
@rtingtmerosu bat. gibt Yfarrer s.
z. Mnun I'M Spare Ioments":
SOD purbe i'm norbameritaniiheu
@rrasrtrie9 ais elm Spion Der gons
foberierten in Sort 8nrnnras uufsez
bdngt unb bra6te bel bieiem peins
li6en @rlebniB polle bier Winuten
fDrpcrlih uub 9eiiti9 5ipiIhen Sims
mel unh Grbe 8u. Damn ihnitt elm
nmcrifunii6er Gfii5ier Mid ab. Oh er
mid fiir Den fnliden Wann belt. ippz
bel or 8edt bate. Wteine critic @ms
pfinonna. als mir bas Srett inter ben
SilBen lpeggeitoben ipuroe. mar. baB
IN mir Elm 9ampffeiiel nabe Dor oem
Hloben iein mubte. Sebc Nber unb
iebrs Slutgefdb in mir lhien 10
briidenb boil. Dab bas 8lut nit @es
malt einen Iusfpeg finben mubtc. Sm
9anseu Nerpeninitem hattie i'd ein
iibermrS iGmer5baftes prinfelnbes
@efiibl. wie ih eS ME mieber porber
nnb ipdter empfuubem bate. Gs
fplgtc Ole gmpiinbune elmer Grplos
iion. gernoe. ais OBJ eiu pl6bliher
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
0rpRartiges Yrujeft in Snbict.

9ie britiih< inbiiGe Gegierung be-
I6dfti9t lid nit einem ouBerorpents
lihen Yroiett duf Dem @c6iet bes
8nilcrbdues. bas Sic Gegulirun9 Der
Stromperbdltniiic inn Ienpidab porz
iiebt. Ser Snpus. Selum, Gbenas.
@ens, &api unb Sutlep iolen III eis
ncr 8eiic burh &andle miteinanber
p%erbunocu perOen, Dob pus Nipeau
Der @epdiicr lid bel InihpeIlen eis
mes Der Str6me Itets nusglei1t.
9urh bieie annaliiirung ioa glet6s
6eitig cine ii6erc ausrei6enbe getpdIs
ierung be5 Yenbihab porecieben pere
Den. 8isber no Die SetpGiiernng bon
5lpci Saftoren ~abbdn9ig. Oh einesz
tbeils i'm Norben Die Giieubabn
Sino> Bombay mn dnberntbeils I'M
Siioen Ser Siam bon 6attaf ahf Die
Sraae ginflub nabmen. 10 Dab es itete
@r1rterun9en 5fpiiden Der @iienbabn>
oeieuidaft uno Dem 8ctpdIerungS>
9epnrtemeni aab. Wenn einmal Die
groBen @emGiiernnes $ Inlaeen i'm
0enoihab, Die I'M @au begriffen iino.
bouitdnoig Icin fperben. rpiro ons Be-
tpdfierlugs : Separtement in Der
Gage lein, Die tief gelegenen 2anOs
itrife lpipie Die Sal5marihen NIT
@aiier 3ll nerieben. Mugenbliflid
lit man bereits i'm Stnnoe, fir Die
ndditen oreibia Sabre iiber bns noz
tbiae &dpitdl 5ur Iisfibrling Der
Irbeiten 5u perfieen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
Der III. genebift Suiepb eabre

id9te. DAB mar orei Set5en in einem
etn5igen baben miilie, UNI @ott 81
4, ben. ipie es lih gebore. Sas erite.
aan5 bon Seuer fir 8ott, iolte MIR
fo%rtlpdbrenb IN Soft benten, imnter
bon 0ott reben, beltdnDig fir 8ott
bdnbeln MAIDEN uno uns Dor Iaem
belpegen, pdbreno u~uIeres gdn5en ZEE
bens NIT @ebulb Die Sdmer5en uno
Hriifuusen gu tragen, Die @ott nns
ienbet. Oas speite Ser5, .9nn5 bon
Steiid fir Den Ndhlten, ioate ms
brdngen, ibm in ieinen 5eitliden Be-
biirfniilen burh bds IlnloIen n1o nod
ntebr IN leinen g%eiltliden N0tben 81
belfen unb bei3ulteben, bur6 Die
llnteripeiIung, Den guten &atb, bas
8eiipiel ltnb Die Siirbitte. SicIes
8peite Ser5 Ioll Dor @nem bon 3drtz
lidfeit fir Die Climber iein linb obne
auib6ren @ott bitten, Tie 81 erlenh>
ten uno our 8uBe 5u filbren; aud ioa
es ppQ Wfitleio fir Die Seelen Deg
Se9feucrs fem. @ber bns brittle Ser5
miiiie bon Gr5 iein gegen ms lelbit.
miiiie jeSe Irt BON Sinnliffeit perz
abi6eucn, obne Ndd9iebigteit Der
@i0cnliebe miberite6en, alien gigen>
nilen abfdmoren, Den aDrper 5iihti@
gen burdJ boS Sniten unb Die Gbitiz
nen5 uro alle Neigungen Der peroerb<
ten Natlr iiberipdlti9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
Der bette Musmes.

Cine broai9c Suri6engci6i6te
alta Dem beutIds frdu5Diiideu ariege
tbeilt elm beutl6cr Gffi6ier nit.
atgfein Neaiment, 10 er3dblt Der Of
fi5ier, pnrbe i'm Wdr3 1871 ais
zines ser criten aus Sranfreid nad
9euti6lanb 5uriidbeforbert uno siir
8eiebnng bes elias beitimnlt. Sd
bntte Dor Dem &riege 9ebeiratbet unb
toltc mir InfnnsS Ipril meine iun9e
Srnu in Die feline elidiiiihc 8arnis
Jon. 9ie llnterfunftsz unb @irtbz
MISUNDERSTANDING lpdren Die bent6dr
cinfafltcn. Sie @obnling - elm
ponr biiritig moblirte 3immer; bic
ein6ige VeSienlng Der im Selo5lig
erprobte SurIfe. Ieine Srnl ma
bon ben Sffi3iers 0nmcn bes Hegi@
mcnts Die critic gemeien, Die Die lleberz
iiebctung in bies bolbe Selblaser 9ez
nrgt bate. @iinitige @eridte. in Die
cite @nrniion eeianot. pernnlnBten
bam naA unb nnh einige Snmen.
3u folgen. Sns critic bel ibrer Ine
fuuft in 6. tpor uotiirlih. iih bel
meiner Srau naf Den @erbGltuilien
oil |ClIuHpiytU. Sp lpOufe eUteS UtDr>
gems cine chen ei%ngetroffene 2eutz
nurtfrmu meine @attin beIufen.
@uf ibr alingeln Dffuet DC;
Sur'de.
SIT Srmu b. 9. 5u Sauie?"
ia, 81 Smlie is ie."
r@elben sic bod Sruu 9. an."
ga. abcr iprefen tonnen &c ie
MIDI. tic is in Die S6lafltube 9egans
gen uno bat 5usei@Ioiien. SD CLAUDE,
ie licbt iih an"
0as tbut mir leib, Damn fomme
i'd Seut' Nahmittaa nieber."
~Nel 8arten &c man elm biBs
&cu i'd tuia mai pur6's Sdliileao6
ieten, pielleidt is ie balb fertis."
3u bes Burden grobtcm @ritaa@
men puroe bds frcuubli6e I~nerbieten
nbgelebnt. Mnn iiebt aber. baB iih
in einem intcaigenten gurihen bic
idDniten Inld9en an elmer perfefteu
9nmmeriunafer finben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
&inber. an benen mani feline
Jrembe bat.
(@anhen 5ur R~ahabmuns.)
X y u

5eute eridalten enoli6 tpieber
frDbli6e ainberltimmen i'm Sauie, in
Dem es Die lesten 8odben 10 rubig
5ueeben mubte. benn Der Sntel
Suftor hattie ioeben erfldrt: .Sest lit
ale 8efabr porbei, unb menn es peiz
ter gut sebt, miro euer liebes Iiitters
den balo auBer Sett leiu."
Mit Subel begriiBten Die ainber
oiele CUTE Nahri6t.
.@ber MN tperbet niht slei6 su
lant". iaste Der alte Serr. Sann
elite or ihneu fort, nm niht bon Der
erfreuten fIeinen 8eieuihaft erbriidt
su iperben.
D8it!" ma6nte Gore. Sic Gelteite,
Die fleinen 8eihpiiter. Sch san5
It'll, banit Wiitterden idlafen
lam. grnit unb Yeter. ibr fonntet
our Sante seben uno ibr Snfel Sot>
tors frobe gotIhaft bringen."
Sic munteren gurifen tparen
germ bereit uno mnd)ten ii6 flint
.auf ben @ee.
.Hutb", begann Gore MN CUR iiea
6%enidbriecn Shlpeiter geipnnot, .bll
bit Elm peritdubiges MGohen. iebe
bid gum 9idfeu an Die @ieee. or
miro ipobl nod Elm @eilben IhIa1
fen. nber tpenn er Die Iiiaen nufz
mnht. muBt on mid gleit rufen.
bamit er nidt crit lhreit unb Iiit>
tcrden it0rt. Sd 9ebe in bic Slide"
GeiIe mahte lie bic Sbiirc binier
lid 81 unb beriflrunb in Scr Slide.
nm mn port nnd Slem 81 Iehen.
&euu man pies feline flinfc Ser
ionhen berumbantiren inb, bate
man nidlt 9e9lnubt. baB eS crit Is
Sabre 6dbltc. Sic mar onrnn ees
m1but. Die &leinen 5u bemuttcrn llnb
es lhicn ibr 9anS natiirli6, baB tie.
ais Ole Wlitter crtronfte. Sri. Siihcr
bot, 5u Saule bleibeu Su biirfen.
Sic nlte SuiIe fam niht allein fer
tis mcroen", bate ne sur Shuipors
ireberin gein9t, peld)e Der 9uten
S6ilieriu Dds Seblen germ be
niQiste.
Nhiu iparcn mebrerc 8odlen pers
oon9cn, aus DEM Sommer ipar
Serbit 9eiporbcu uub Sic @ldtter
hatteu lid bunt gcfdrbt. On ipnr Is
fein @lnper, oaB Der ainoer Sreubc
aroB mar. ais Der Snfel Spftpr
ibtten bon balbiger @euelurg Ipra6.
Iber cS 8illg uidt 10 ihnea. mic
Nac geboift batten. Sral @erncr
crboltc iid nrr Inngiam. Sd)or
mar Is fdlt unb lpinterlim oerpore
Den, gldtter iloaeu. pom @iubc 0es
triebcn, i'm @urten lumber. in Den,
Die &inoer niht mcbr piel ipietcr
tountcn. IA enplih bicB cs: Spnna
taa oarf Mhltter IN Ole @uhnim6c
fpnlmcn. Sa5 mar cine Sreuoc
Selbr Sidhen in Scr 8ieac ifric
unb frdbte Dor %croniigen. obcr
J lpar es MIR. peil Tutb 10 l9ou mil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29

bon Ipridben bon Sin9itimmen be-
gleitet. SaS @efiibl, ais ib ipieber
gum 2eben 5%mriidfam, uodoem man
mid abgeidnitten bate, mar ipiepcr
10 i6mer5bdit, pie beim eriten Sta@
Dunn bes grbdugtIuerben, e5 mar
bu6itdblid cine Wiarter. Sober eiuz
seine Nerp ihien Der Sip etues beions
oeren SGmer5es 5I iein, unb in Der
9taie unb Den Sin9ern to6ten ipabns
Iinntge Sdmer5en. gtdh elmer
balben Stun0e naren ale Sdmersen
porbei, ober I'M ale SddBe Snbien's
mohte i6 bieies grlcbniB ni6t mics
bcrholen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29
nnidnlo.
Coon S. 5. g.

Gs ba6en @ngel ibre Sreu6e
Yin Sir, On gutes, frommcs 4inS-
Sn ibrem Slang. in ibrem 2ifte
Sic faum 10 i6Dn, 10 liebli6 iinb.
@s ruhit BEG Simmels bolbcr Seeen
Iuf Seinem 5auptc. 5art unb rein,
lno Sriebe pobnt in Seinem Sersen,
USE i'm Die llui1ulo fennt ALIEN.
GS 9ie6t nifts idoneres nuf grben
@ls eines ainbes Ingeiiht
gfit ieiuem uuihhlbspouen Ilge,
Ius Dem Die @ottbeit ielber ipri6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29

babe, llno Damn iiiblte i'd. bnb i6
mid beipegte. nobel ih mllBte. bnb
oaeS Inoere butter mir 8~uriidblieb;
ih b0rte Die iiiBeite Iuiif uuo es
ihien. bnB iiber t~auienS Sarien in
ieber ~einSeIncn Gimme erfIaneeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-29

@ultansausbriif itattgefunben babe.
Sas Idien mir eiuige grlei6termg an
peridafien nnb Den Shmer5em folete
elm dnBerit an%genebmes @eiiibl. bas
id iebr 9erne nod ein Mtal burbs
MAIDEN mpfte. fGnnte man anbers,