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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
LEADERS r. WISE
THEIR FORECASTS
INVESTIGATION SHOWS THAT
FOREIGN VOTE HAS NOW BE-
COME CONTROLLING FACTOR.
--ScAN0iNAViANS IN POWER.

Washington May g. Since Justus
l.. johnson, president OF the Swell h
American Republican League of Iii
nois, gave his startling Interview here
to the effect that he Scandinavian
vote of the country today forms a bal
ance OF power sufficiently strong if
diverted from customary channels TO
elect a Democratic nominee fer the
presidency PARTY leaders have hean
overhauling their trecasts. They
have been taking account of this ele-
ment in national politics, which NAV
play an important part In the election
next fall They have invest gate.l
these figures aud are trying to gauge
the extent TO which party lines would
be broken down next fall ii the 81
100000 voters of foreign birth or par
entage in this country are for the first
time given an opportunity to vote for |
a presidential candidate of the FIST |
American generation from noa Eng
lie speaking stock
There are 21S1,t66 persons OF
scandinavian origin tcensus OF 1901 /
in the United States. That is to saw
IA out of every $4,000 persons living
IN this country are OF Scandinavian
birth or parentage. OF this number
14S are Swedes. IS Norwegians and
~ are Danes. In some states this
is decidedly higher. In
Minnesota for example, ii is 3,37l and
in North Dakota 1888. The figures
for some OF the other states are South
Dakota, zoos; Utah, 1852: Washing
ton, 1858; Illinois, 1852: Kansas. 33s;
Wisconsin 1,25S; Wyoming. $40: Ore
gon. CAB; Connecticut. SGT; California.
43S; New York, 900.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
Why Toast Is Popular.

The increasing popularity of toast,
says the London Lancet. is a some
What interesting fact in that It posi-
Oily indicates that after all the pub
lie resents the insipiity of modern
bread. Roller millins as now prac-
ticed, is altogether different from the
old method grinding wheat between
stones, leads to the elimination of
the germ of the wheat. The pecu-
liar nutty flavor o: the old-fashioned
loaf was due perhaps to the retention
of this germ.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
DID Better.

You left Off smoking because she
asked you tor"
Yes
And you left Off drinking because
she asked you tor"
Yes"
And you left off swearing be-
cause she asked you to-"
Eyes"
And you began going into better
ucciety because she asked you to-"
es'
1T is wonder to me you did not
marry her!"
Il had intende.i to: but when had
got rid of all of my bad habits
found | could do better! Modern
Society.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
A Practical Guest.

Guest Ito waiter Il cant eat this
soup.
Waiter takes It away and brings
another kind of soup.
GUEST can't eat this soup.
Waiter, angrily but silently, for
the second time brings another kind.
Guest (again)-I can't eat this
soup.
Waiter, furious, calls the hotel
proprietor.
Proprietor Ito guest)-Why can't
you eat this soup?
Guest (quietly) -BecauBe have
no spoon.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
THE PROPOSAL.

| Having made up my mind to II
was as enthusiastic as my friends
said ] had been slow 'efore. If my
deliberation had b. IN characteristic.
my ardor. once II was aroused. YVES
not less natural, assure you, for the
Biddles. mother says. have always
been a cautious rPee. but steadfast
and devoted when once they have
espoused n cause.
And 1t is hered iiary, / suppose.
that never to this lay have / seen
anything remarkable I'm the fact that
1t took me ten years t, make up my
mind to propose to Sally.
IL did not take me Ten years to
know that she was pretty and good.
and charming; but 1t did Il he me ten
years to be sure that | wanted to
marry her--that ! admit.
Now, | haven't told a soul before
hot living soul--and If | open
my lips now It's because | am re /
OF hearing people litter when | an-
proach, and because think IS
about time that some one knew tie
truth OF the whole matter
Well. as | was saying, had made
up my mind and | went to soc Sally
| was fun of the subject. Never ha
| felt 70 much of a man before. |
was, don't you know. lifted up /
was nervous, of course. All men are
at such times, suppose. and | don
know how managed to get into the
house.
Well. Sally camo down, as pretty
and darling as ever. and with rose
In her hair. She wore her gray crepe
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
TIE FIsHERNfAN's PARADISE.
No Such Angling Sport can be Found
Elsewhere In the World.

The fisherman's paradise in the
United States Is found at Miami, Fla.
There are other tarpon grounds than
Biscayne bay, but anglers who have
found their way to the southernmost
point of Florida year after year with
hatterng regularity, and some OF
whom have landed from five TO ten
huge $50 or 200 Founders In one day,
contend that no such angling sport
can be found elsewhere In the world,
nor so many fish, as In the waters
which lap the shores of the various
teys which dot the bay and the Gulf
Stream. There are over six hundred
kinds of fish between Miami and Key
West, and $50 OF these are known
as game fish. One of the fasclna-
lions of the gamy tarpon is that he
is mysterious. He comes In schools.
whence no one seems to know. He
is sighted sometimes as early as
January. but, although he jumps and
mockingly lashes his six feet or so
OF shining, silyery body In the eyes
OF the eager sportsman. he refuses
tc notice the most tempting bait. In
February he begins to take the hook,
and In this month anglers begin to
arrive on the scene and to engage
their boats and guides for the sea-
son.-Leslie' Weekly.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
Indian Ilahics nnn-f Cry

Affection for children is an In
dian character" says DR. Charles S.
Moody of Idaho. Il have neve,
seen an Indian mother or father pun
lsh a child. nor have | ever seen en-
indian child cry. An Indian child
never sobs wher hurt Just an extra
snap OF the bright black eyes and
slight frown is all to indicate to the
observer that the little fellow is
suffering. have never heard even
an Indian baby cry"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
Much Time Wasted.

Why is 1t that you charge twice as
much for my cuffs as you did former
Tyr asked customer at laundry.
Because" replied the manageress.
you have been making pencil notes
on them
What difference does that maker"
was the next question.
The girls waste so much time try
Ing to make them out-that's the dif.
ference, said the manageress.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
Where 1t Came From.

Are you shure dis ere chicken
was fresh, Mirandy?" asked Sam OF
his wife at dinner.
FRESH" exclaimed the dusky com.
panion OF his joys and sorrows.
Freshest o. thing you ever see
Why, Sam, dat ere chicken ust ter
come over ev'ry day from mex do,
and scratch up all O. my flo'er
bedsn'
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
Have You Noticed TO

Bacon: Il see 1t is said that the
light OF the glow-worm and FREELY 10
entirely unaccompanied by heat"
Egbert: THAT seems strange
-7hen you consider that a wasp is ac.
companied by no light, and yet when
1t sits down you may have had occa.
sion to notice that the operation Ia nc.
companied by considerable heat
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04


| as pretty al ever. you'
| "Oh! know: you came 20 tell me
about MINIS puppies. Elaine told
me Yesterday. Arcn'' you going to
give me one of them? think you
might
ooh, no. 1t wasn't that came TO
tell YOU though-of course, you
shall have one If you like. 1t was to
tell YOU
1T was to tell you, Sally said,
that you might have all Of them
all seven and Mimi. too"
wish you wouldn't laugh at me.
How else could put it--after what
she had said to me? | thought IL
rather clever of me--rather neat,
you know--to turn the phrase into
what one might call its larger sense,
and so seize victory from defeat But
even then she did not understand.
She burst out laughing.
'Oh, should like one she said,
but what would do with all seven,
and MIMI"
And she went on laughing at the
notion until was quite-oh, quite
iiscomftted, you know.
Sally. said, you persist mis-
constituting my-my attentions"
why" she replied. II thought
you offered me all seven and Mimi"
80 did. Sally, in wry," l said.
oh she said, then 1t was an In
dian gift, was IT."
IAN Indian giit?'' repeated per-
plev a.
Yes; a gift with a string to II.
And what is the string Freddie. DO
tell me! want to kiowl"
Well would lou believe IT,
right then an idea struck me! An
other idea! suppose 1t was love
that put so many new ideab into my
head oh. 1t must have been love.
So | said:
Eyes, there is string to my gift.
Sally; | am the string!"
"You!" she repeated.
IL" said.
THE string?'' said Sally.
The string" said |. And then
passionately: "Oh, Sally! Don't you
me? Have you never
heard the old. old saying: Love me.
love my dog?''
She was pink all over, and would
have taken her in my arms really
she not said TO me:
well, | have already told you
Freddie, that l might take one of the
puppies, but not all of you!"
She did She used those very
words TO me, and | was-oh, | was
crushed. don't you know But rose
% the occasion. | would not let her
Zee my despair. | was determined,
1t all hazards. to assert my manhood.
md so, with an air :hat-if do say
twas quite. quite In tn eold-time
manner, don't you know. said:
MY dear Salle. you have told me
hat you accept one of the puppies. II
8 true; but you have not told me
which one"
/ think | smiled. oh. am sure
miled as I said those words. and |
now | bowed slightly. But | shall
ever. never smile again, for sh,
aid
"Oh, it doesn't matter in the least
rhich one you give me, Freddie:
hev're all such dear little wabblJ-
hings. But since you are SO kind
And then she blusned.
II would like one that could cal
issy.''
Now. there is the point: Was II al
cceptance, as Tom Larkins sweara
was-a yelled acceptance. don't
on knOw-a kind Of poetic license.
ON SAYS; or wa II the refusal
,ok It TO be? I've thought ami
fought about 1t. and simply cant
AXE out Do tell ne which vel
link It was. I'm lying to know.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
So Unlike Him,

Yes" he said. I've had a couple
of drinks"
THE ideal" exclaimed his wife;
why do you tell me that?"
why it's the truth"
Il know; that's why | can't under
stand your telling me-"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
COnldn't Agree.

Judge Tin the law court, during a
divorce case, TO the husband) Well,
what is II you wish?
Husband a divorce.
Judge Ito the wife, And you?
Wife-A divorce.
Judge-But when you came in you
said that neither of you could ever
agree on any one pointN Loisirs.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
His RRxNarfls.

Patience: He jumped overheard
and saved the lives of six girls"
Patrice: But what was the use!
He couldn't marry all of them?"
But he did. He lived In Salt
Lake City. you know"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04

y o u know,
d o chine
| the one she
ha d made for
| Mrs, Gales
| r e C g p tion.
W it h I h o
V G n g I a n
lace. | had
II G ger seen
her look bet
tern never
Sally, |
have some
thing We r y
important TO
{ o S ay to
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04

Save your nickles and dimes
and wait for the Great
Bankrupt Sale which will take
place at the Grand Leader in a
few days. Keep your eyes on
this paper for the date.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
Thinking of Kittens.

Pop"
Eyes, my son."
How many days does Il take be
fore potato gets its eyes open7"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
Uncle Allen.

Facts may be stubborn thinss"
moralized Uncle Allen Sparks. but
I've noticed that lie is good deal
hsrder to kill eff"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
More Than These Needed

Peace. tranquility and content are
poor attributes with which to fight the
tattles of life.-sunday Magazine.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
WASHINGTON Forecast

Washington. May 3--lLLINOIS. -
Rain Monday, clearing Tuesday; in
creasing west to northwest winds.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
Irish Proverh,

More men are drowned in the bowl
han in the sea.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
Sun and Moon.

Sun will rise today ...... 4.54 a. m.
Sun will set today ..... 6:5 p. m.
Moon will set tonight ...1l;10 p. m.
Mote: The foregoing sun and
moon record is for Illinois and approx.
imates the record at Cairo within
few minutes.J
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
THE WEATHER
GSssgssSsssssysyssssysys,s
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
General Conditions.

The day was partly fair and quiet
clouding up in the afternoon and
threatening rain.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04

Compare The Bulletins society
column with the other Cairo papers.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04

source OF Happiness.
Margaret of Navarro Happiness In
IN doing right from right motives
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-04
Source Of Happiness

ROBERT MILLER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
(Spe5ials gorreiponben5 aus
Seutihlano.)
a1nn ,,l(ltrantnntanms'

b I Sen Iusen Der ainoer bling,
on Der entse9engeieeten @anb anges
brndt fperoe, alio m 81 ii d Der
ainbl = Sb man bieies nit einem
giloe bes 8niIers and, gelpdet bate?
= Gegen Die IusiteQung bon unfit
liden 9ilbern in Dffeutliden Shauz
fenItern. pelGe bon z D G n
g huIftnbern ta9tdge
ltd beiihti9t perben, niro
oieier .~iaubere" Observation-Disclosures,
DEM bns Gru5ifir Elm Ier9erniB lit,
nitt piel cin3uipenoen baben. N|un
bat i~penisitens bon 'oldcn Surihen
nod ME aebDrt, ba6 lie 9eeen
uebelit ernits
| d. Srout semaft bdtten!
Qneefeuert bur6 bie1es fultlirfGm>
pferiife 9eiipiel oronete Der S6er<
biir9ermeiiter in 0iiilbeim (8ubr) ;
Stprum az. bab in ben Sdul3immern
Der neuen fatbplii6en @oltsifule fem
&c o neiiioneIles 81 8 e l.
d e n" dnecbruht fperben biirfe.
Snber fommt es. bab cS in feinen1
ein3igen Stulaimnler biefer neuen.
prdftie misseitatteteu Shule Elm
&~ru3ifir gu finben it'll llno
iolde Seiiptele fonnte nan 81
9usenben aufadblen. Sic 5eieen
bndridorf tpie Ser Snie, Iduft. 8ie
gut. baB pieies Gnes ii6 Dor Der
2anotaesfpahl ereianetel Nihts berz
mag Das @epiIien Der fatboIiiden
8dbler better 81 Itarfen. als iolhe
GorfdIe. Wan mub iie INNER unb
INNER pieber norfiibren, benin nihts
pirft natbaItiser, tpie praitiIder Ins
I6aun9sunterriht.
So6 Gins hattie i6 bdlb bereeiien.
ndmlih Die Sduetruppe Der 2iberalen.
Der ~gbangeIii6e gunb".
8o INNER es gilt, confeiiios
Sese al entfahen, Do
oiirfen bieie Sriiber ni6t feblen, unb
10 iinb lie dlth belier tpieber auf Den
1Ian eetreten Inn lire II n e b a g e.
I h Sesen gu 6etreiben. Sol9ens
bes 9eiipiel mag 9eniiaen. Sn einem
Slueblatt, bas in giien CUR 8ertbeis
lung ~9elan9te, mar gu leien:
.8 Of auf, ebangeIiide 8
goIf! Sic 0anotagspabf itebt Dor
Der Tbir. Bel Der Sbeilung bes
iriiberen WabIfreties in giiensS tabi
uno giieus2anb ut Die 8efabr porhans
Den. bab in gHens9anb bas a az
t 6 E, ( ii d It dnbi9e Gene
1 r II m Die lleberbanb 9epinnt. 8es
geniiber oieier einen 9roSen @efabr.
Der erDbten @efubr INF e.
res 9 aterI a b 6, gilt es. ale
anberen Giidiid,ten hintan8uiesen
6 b nnee Iii de @ dbIer
Setbeiliet eud ale bel Der 8abll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
(Spe3ien fir bieie 3eitune.)

jabrnus, iabrein, ~9e5punsen iirb, 81
b~e3ablen2 Sotpeit fpdr es mir nift
moglih. irgenb einen 8ortbeil, Der
Dem Yublitum barnus erpd6it, 81
entoeden, ausgenommen einen glid
nuf Die Iubenieite Der Yaldite, tpel6e
NIT bieiem 8aiier erbaut fpnroen.
.Won iaet uns. oaB mir uns ni6t
iiber bieie 8elb< anbduiun9en beunz
rubiaen %iollten. neil bos auf bieie
Weiie %geiuonnene 8elb niht in
Striimpfen peritedt ipiro, ionoern
tpieoer in llmlauf 9ebradt tuerbe uno
benz 8olfe pieber 5ufliebe. gs lit
omar lpabr. oab 8. 9. 9err 8odes
feqer fein God in ieinen Seller 9rdbt
unb fem @elb bort berbirgt. @s lit
pabr, baB nit ben euormen 8rofiten.
Die linn bon Der STANDARD Oil Gpms
PAM 5uflieBen. er cine 8usfabrif
fauft unb NIT Den Heingeninnen
bieier Sabrif cine Strabenbabu 2inie
fault unb 10 f%peiter. Sc lit auf
tpabr, bab @asfabrifen unb Straben>
bnz2inien arbeiter anitelen nnb
2Dbne be3ablen miiHen. aber Die
Sberleitung biefer llnternebmun9en
bleibt in Sdnpen bes Germ Rodes
feler. 9ie gertbeilung Der Hein>
eeipinne Der llnterne6men, pel6e
glei9 inn Inianae unreblih mar, ipirb
nod unreolider burf Die 2batia6e.
baB CT ii6 einen ~beitdnbis 5unebmenz
Den Ero5ertias oerielben ii6erte. uno
bas @elo. bas err duf bieie Weiie
inter feline gontrone brahte, mirb ben
geitrebungen dnoerer Rdnner. oenen
es als Inlporn i'm ebrliden Bettbes
lper6e oienen ioIte, e~nt3ogen.
limb ipenn Die @usiihten bieier
Rdnner biiitere limb, pie muB crit Die
~AbionDerung aqer perfiieburen CIR
n%erbsaleuen bes 2oubes Die II t e.
S6ihten beg 8olfes beriibren?
Die oben. i6mubisen unb iiberfiilten
Wobnunaen an Der Nttornep StrnBe
in Sem 0orf. ienes S~tabttbeiles. oefien
8etuobuer &oble gum Surhihnittss
Yreiie bon $16 per Come fnufen uno
benin ginfaufen bon onberen paleini9s
feiten" in Oerielben 8eiie duseebeutet
peroen - ieben b%erluiener, elenoer,
traurigcr aus. ais lie oubor.
Cine art uniidtbare N0bre ODER
Sauepumpe fpiro in cine ieoe bieier
@obnuneen bineingelaiien nnO arbeiz
tet Tag fir Gag baran Die Grtras
Gentitiidc fir perpdHerte aftien Der
aoblens @eielidaften, Der @aSfabris
fen. Der Strabenbabnen uno Der
@ablmiiblen auf8uiausen. Sat- ieben
Gag itei9en Die Preiie Der 2ebenss
bebiiriniiie iener 9eute III oriidenber
Weiie unb. auf Iaem mas lie ta9td9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
Ger IlndJ her Akttru- ACKNOWLEDGING.

lid f%aufen, rlbt cine GENTLE Steuer
fiir berndierte Iftien.
Limb Damn Ioute man nidt ii6erz
ieben, Dab in alien biefen ansele9ens
better bic Waiie bes 8oIfes
feline 8abI bat. Sen 10000
iebr reifen unb Den 100000 reidcn
Sepobnern lit es sau5 glei6siiltis, in
Incident 3ultano bas Sem 9orfer
Sransportdtionss 8eien lit. Sieielben
baben ibre &uti6en ooer ibre Iutos
mobile nno, lpenn je Elm Gei6er Die
Observation-Disclosures benubt. 10 1T es
gu elmer 3eit, mdbrenb pelHsr Die
Wagen am nsnigiten eefiiut iinb uni
lie iu~folgeoeiien NIT feinen 10 groben
llnannebmlihfeiten al fdmpfen haben.
Rebenbei iinb Die ertra 5nei Gents.
Die Tie fir n%crtpdferte Strabenbabns
Iftien unb Die ertra fiinf3ig Gents. Die
lie fir bertpdiierte Gas Mttien, besabs
len miiHen. fir iie bon gar feiner 8es
oeutung.
.9tan nebme einmdI Den Son eines
iener Sabrifndb6en. tpelhes @orgens
firth CUR Irbeit gebt unb erit mad
ie6s ubr 4benbs ipieber beimtebrt.
@s lit fir etnes iener WdSden cine
Sa6e bon iebr GROCER 8thtiateit
fpenn tie bon ben flint ODER feds
9oldrs Die lie no6entlib i'm S6peibe
ibres Inseiidtes peroient. iebe 8oGe
"a Gents fir BaiIer be3ablen mub.
bas bic Iftien Der StraSenbabn : Sc
feqi6nften entbalten. Renn Elm
iolfes WGbden feline Scott besablt nnb
ettpas fir 8etleioung bel Seite 9es
legt bat, bann iino "a Gents fir es
cine bebeutenpe Summe. &c lit fir
jene arbeiterin bon Iebr GROCER 8i6s
tisfeit. bnB lire aoitge6erin fir iebes
Sauienb Sub Gas. bns tie perbrauht.
so Gents ertra fir nernGfierte 8ass
Ittien besablen mub. Die 8pitges
berlin bs5ablt bieIe grtrns eteuer
elb It. ionbern berednet eins
fad nm iopief mebr 8oitseib. gs III
fir bieie Irbeiterin bon GROCER 8ids
ti9feit. Dab lie nah poIlbraftem,
idnerem 3a9epert, pieueift cine
Stnnoe lang in einem iiberfiiuten
Straben6abntpagen iteben unb 1if
cine unnnitdnbige gebanblung eeiols
len laiien mub. @on bieien 8es
i6perliffeiten sibt es fiir tie
gntpeifen. Gle muB lire
Irbeit perri6ten; iie fann nidt su
SuB geben. oenn ibr fnapper 2obn
8fpingt tie, nett entfernt bon ibrer
Irbeitsiteae al ipobnen; Tie muS nm
aht llbr an Ser Irbeit fem; lie muB
Bis flint ODER feds llbr arbeiten; Tic
ml,B an ibrer Irbeit ODER mad Sou1e
fabrcn. tpenn bas @ebrGnee am 9r0b<
ten 1T unb ale acknowledgements
iiberfiiGt iinb. Gle 1T folglid bas
aefeiielte uno biilfloie Spfer jenes
Spitems uno mnk bon ibrem fassen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
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has f)rilieIfr brrs aefm.

(@tit Der Gnspflifa bes 81. gaters,
Tapit 9ep hes Srei5ebnten, pum 25.
Deaf 1899. nerbffentlift.)
siseiter Sein, GrlOier bes Men.
fhenseihledtes, blife auf ms, bic mir
in Semntb an Setnem 4ltare fnieen.
Sein iinb mir. Sein tupllen mir fem;
bamit mir nber feier nit Dir nerbuns
ben fem f~Dnnen, iiebe, barum tueibt lid
Elm Sener BON uus beute fretfuiaie 9ei=
mem hetligiten Serscn. - did baben
stpar 8iele nod niemals %erfannt: did
baben 8iele inter @eraftins Seiner
@ebpte pun iib seifuken. Grbarme
Did beiner, sitisiter Seiu, unb siebe
tie aae an Sein beilises Sers. Gel
Sbnis, o Ssrr. ni6t TIT Der 8laubis
GET, bic niemals ppn Dir iif entfernt
haben, iDnbern aud Der perlorenen
e6bne, bic Gid perlaHen baben:
made, baf bieie benz gaterbaus
balbisit s%ueilen, bamit tie nttt an
Glenb nnb Sunaer su @runbe seben.
S6nis lei 9erjenigen, iurlfe Srrlebren
setauitt baben uher bic S,uietraft
trennte, rufe lie surif sum Safen Der
@abrbeit nnb sur Ginbeit bes 9laus
bens, baR balb iei Gin Shatitaa unb
Gin Sirt. S6nig lei enbltf aler
Sener, bic int alien Wabne bes Seis
bentbnms leber. nno periuetsere ntf,t,
baf ie Der Siniternik entrifen ui,b 81
Seinem emisen 9ihte unb Seinent
Rcidle gefiibrt uerben. 9erletbe,
o Scrr, Seiner Stride cine iifere unb
nnuerlebte Sreibett; berleibe alien
@Dltern Gnbe nnb Srbnnng; madbe,
bas ppn teber Grbbalfte Elm Rnf erz
tint: Sob lei benz sDttlifen Sersen.
burd bas ms Seil e%emurben. linn iei
&ubm unb Ghre in Giuisfeit. amen.
Siersn lit bic Sitanei ppm Seilisiien
Ser5en Seiu birsnsutisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
3am III. Aluytms.
(21. Suni.)

2eudtenoes @orbilb Der liebliden
Sugenb,
Sic ms bonn Staubc gum Simmel
erbebt,
S6irmoost uno SIbrer lei aIlseit Der
Su9enb,
Sic bon @eriuHunssseiabren umz
iGtpebt.
Sleb' fir uns ollie Inn 8eiitdnb unb
@ndbe,
Ser Su Die Siinbe 70 9lorreib be-
iiest.
SAB unier Ser5 auf benz irbiIhen
9fdbe
gitler 2ofung Der 9uit ni6t ers
lie9t.
Sanft alobii. bei6irme Die SeeIen.
Setnoe rings lauern in tidi1d)er
Relt.
2dB Seinen geiitano uns. Seil'aer,
niht feblen,
&enn Die gerberbniB Neee uns iteIIt.
aaB uns 9fei6 Sir In 8etnbeit bier
tpdllen.
Sie nit Der S61nbeit Der gnael uus
3 3iert, .
SaB in Der Seimatb bort broben uns
Iusn
antbeil an @ottes Selisfeit pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-06-23
1ie Itebt's ,nit itms
Ratbnlihen9

@ir befIaeten neulid Den in
yuniern 8eiben" ii6 f~unpsebenben
VI angel an Serltd D / B
uno Sntereie fir Die groben
Iutauben Der @eaentpart, bic m / + f.
Sefdmpun Der Die
gauge geieaitaftlihe Srbnuna unb
ben Seitanb bes Staates unb Der
Stride ~bebrobenoen 1Ghte oes II M
It 3 8, fpelhe Tbatiaden aud ben
0rnnoton einiser Der borsiisliditen
Heoen bilbeten. Die auf DEM iiingIten
penniploauiifen &aibolifentag gebala
ten purben. unb idloiien NIT Der
Srase: .8irb Die &laee, Die susIeid)
Mntldge 1T. nidt unsebert berbaaen?"
9arauf dntportet Die .Nmerita":
Wenn mir mad Der 1ersangenbeit Nc /.
tbeilen iuaen, iuirb baS ber SaQ iein.
Heben, geihliiie BON einem Sabr in's
anbere, aber feline ppfermiQise iosiale
Mrbeit, nirgenbs bas gerhdnbnif Der
Srsaniiation unb Vreis, has bic
SD5ialiiten beseiitert. 9ieie baben
benn aud in Gbiaso nnb in Nem BORT
S~asesbldtter - bic engliid,. ipreden.
ben aatbuIifen bes 9anbeS iaien iid
TON Der religi5s inbkfereuteu YreHe
bebtenen, nm NIT Der farbloien slei6=
siiltig su merben.
Sier5u ftreibt Der Ohio Waiiens
%freunb":
"es bari bierbei ni6t bereeiien
fperoen, baB serabe Der 6 e t r.a +
Werein. benz oben eripdbnten ue6elz
ltano a~b5ubelfen, einen 9robaGgigen
Blan 9efaBt 6at. Der befanntlid In Der
~fDitematif6en 55rbernns Der bDbcren
Saienbilbuns nnS in Der NusbilSuns
BON sefdulten gplfsfibrern unS
-8ebnern beiteben iOa. Wan pirb
mad Der i'm September itattfinoenben
glebelanb'er Easung beS gentrals
@ersins. mo bieier Yldn allen grrites
CUR 0isfuiiion 9eIansen pirb, mebr
barber pernebmen."