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The Washington times., 1909-03-27
New York Democrat Cheer
ed as He Supports Mi
nority View.
CHIEF SUFFERER
IS THE LABORER
Calls the Concessions Gallery
Play" and Whole Meas
ure Bad.

General debate on the Payne tariff
bill continued in. the House today. The
first speaker and one who commanded
more than the usual amount of atten-
tion was Francis Burton Harrison, OF
New York.
The manner in which Mr.. Harrison
obtained his appointment TO the Ways
and Means Committee led many MEM
bers Of the House to believe that his
speech would lean heavily toward the
views of Speaker Cannon and Chairman
Payne. In this respect the DeInoGIaLS
of the House were pleasantly surprised,
for the reason that Mr. Harrison went
at the Republicans hammer and tongs,
and criticised severely practically
every schedule in the bM.
Democrats Applaud Him.
Mr.. Harrison, in fact, made out such
a good case from a Democratic view
point that his colleagues on the minority
side who few days ago were denounc-
ing as a traitor 10 the party, frequently
burst into applause and at the conclu-
sion of his speech he was accorded
hearty reception
Only once cid ne refer to the Demo
cratic spIit-and that was in predicting
that Notwithstanding differences in the
minority the vote on the Payne bill
would show their vote solid against the
high protective policies.
Let the Republicans" he said. "ex-
change their SenseleSs cry of the full
dinner pail for the slogan Of the empty
coffee pot. All over the country the
Door man will pay the tax on coffee. All
the world knows that Brazil imposes an
export tax, and so 1t Will happen that
Immediately on passage of this bill a
tax equal in amount TO that VIII be
levied.
Invite Woman Suffrage.
"The new taxes upon tea and coffee,
upon women's gloves and cotton stock
ings. are a direct prOvOcation to
woman's suffrage If this tariff bill
does not bring about the franchise for
women their cause is hopeless But
the most serious aspect of the situation
is that these duties are chiefly specific.
and fall more heavily upon the poor
than upon the rich.
and cents il imported from England.
Will also fall most heavily upon the
poorer class of peOp- > for the cheaper
grade of tea pays the same tax as the
finest quality. The wholesale prices
range from II cents to, $40 per pound,
as much tax as the rich man does, tax
ing the two extremes in values.
In a country where prohibitive
tariff has enabled firmly entrenched in
dustries 10 charge the highest prices
ever known in the world for the neces-
sufferer whether ii be that his money
goes only for the bare necessaries OF
existence or for the luXurieS which his
wife and family regard as almost
equally necessary.
Harrison said he believed the Payne
The Washington times., 1909-03-27
SENATORS OBJECT
TO PAYNE BILL
Say Measure Is Too Drastic
and Disapprove of Inheri-
tanCe Tax.

How TO settle the maximum feature
OF the tarim bill is the big problem be-
fore the Senate Committee on Finance.
Il is generally conceded that the Sen
ate VIII not consent 70 the drastic re-
taIiatory feature Of the Payne BIZ.
Senator Aldrich and his colleagues On
the Finance Committee are finding the
maximum and minimum question an
extremely difficult one 10 dispose of.
Senator Aldrich does not approve the
maximum and minimum features Of the
Payne bin and many Senators have ap-
prised him that they do not approve It.
A report that The Finance Committee
would completely reve'se the policy Of
the Payne bill iI this regard and would
make the duties named in that bill the
maximum and 20 Ter cent lower duties
the minimum. 10 be allowed to coun-
tries that gave certain concessions TO
this country. has been circulated. Sena-
tor Aldrlch says he has authorized no
statement Of the sort
The Finance Committee finds that on
the one hand the maximum feature OF
the Payne bin is DRASTIC and is an ef-
fort 20 club nations into concessions.
But on the other hand, there is much
senate opposition TO the idea Of giving
the President any discretion in the mat
ter Of reciprocal arrangements with
other countries
The Finance Committee is making
rapid progress. Senator Aldrich SAYS
there is no doubt the committee will
have its bin ready TO present to the
Senate as soon as the House has passed
could be ready in few days If neces-
SaTy.
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JUDSON WATCHES OUT
FOR UNSAFE SCHOOLS

Considering the safety of public build
inEs as Of paramount Importance in the
administration Of the affairs of the En-
gineer Department. Commissioner Jud-
son has directed his attention TO a study
Of the physical condition Of the schools.
While the schools, theaters, and other
places OF public 2ssemblage in the Dis
tTict are considered as safe as those Of
any other city in the country, COmmis-
sioner JUdson said he felt that a re-
sponsihility rested upon the Engineer
Department TO maintain these conditions
and his efforts viii be directed toward
that end.
Official denial is made by Commits
sioner Macfarland 10 statements IN an
article which recently appeared in a
New York magazine, criticising the con-
ditiOn Of the public schools here.
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''The article referred TO must have
been written two years ago. when the
conditions might have partially justified
it, said Mr. Mcfarland Congress. in
response 10 the recommendation Of the
Commissioners and the Board Of Edu-
cation. and oUr urgent personal appeals,
has given appropriations which, JudlCi-
ously expended by the Engineer De
Dartment after fun consultation with
the Commissioners and the Board Of
Education, have so improved the con-
ditions that there IS now no warrant
for such criticisms.
"In their estimates for the next fiscal
wear the Commissioners asked for $2.21S,-
500 for public school Buildings and
grounds, ard Congress appropriated
SS67, 90. We must press rext year for
what was not granted ana as much
more as the growing needs Of the pub
lie school system. due 10 the Increase
Of population, may require
The Washington times., 1909-03-27

lowed. Graspins each one firmly by the
arms they say he uttered that conVen-
tiOual but customary salute
Hello, kiddO, HOY 3 your little SIS
ter2''
Such unexpected fTivolity not appeal
ing TO the young Womens sense or
humor. Mr.. Albeit shortly thereafter
found himself in the arms Of the law
as represented by Headquar rcTs Detec-
tive L. NJ COTnWell
1t was only a Joke" explained Alb
bett
I'm letting YOU off easy this time. 20
said Judge Kimball when ne fined Alb
bett 81 this morning
You may rdve done IL rs = joke,
but such humorous observations on your
part viii hereafter cost you much
~ ore 80
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Deaths.

Anna Rose, 90 years, 1877 North Caro-
lima avenue northeast
Zaran u. Taylor, 81 years, 234 Bryant
street northwest
George r. KOon, 30 years, 731 Third
street northwest
Motley J. DuttOn, 81 years, 40 Seaton
place northwest
Waddie D. Lynhdm, 80 years, 3023
Eleventh street northwest.
Thomas Murphy, 73 years United states
Soldiers Home, d. {.
Caroline H. Lorillard. 49 yeatrs. 2os0
Hillyer place northwest
Joseph T. Jennings, So years. 12S1 +
street southeast
Emmett DOna ldson. 40 years. S0S Four
and-a-half street southwest
Arthur II Davis, q years. United States
Naval Hospital.
Ella l. Deweese. IS years. % Talbot
street, AnacOstia-
John A. Lescalette, p years, 336 B street
northeast
Lavinia McC. Coulter, % years, 1o17
Fourteenth street
Ethel Eckel, months, = Shows court
northwest
Allen Haywood, months, 800 street
northwest. q
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White House Callers

Sena tors Nelson of Minnesota.
Burrows of Michigan.
Warner of Missouri
Curtis Of Kansas
Scott OF west Virginia
Representatives TGwney Of Minnesota
Greene Of Massachu-
setts. p.
Cooper or Wisconsin.
SIayden of Texas.
Lloyd of Missouri.
Justice Day, of the Supreme Court.
William r. Merriam, former governor
of Minnesota.
The Washington times., 1909-03-27
The Vital Records.
Births.

Karl and Teresa Wample, girl.
Walter T. and Emily Z. White, girl
Charles and Maud Thomas, girl.
J. and Emma c. Sullivan, girl
Isaac +. and Mary B. Stokes, girl.
Benjamin and Amelia Solomon, boy
Michels and Teresa Mancuso, boy
George W. and Catherine a. Moore,
boy
George and Aimee A. Lawrence, girl.
William Il. and Ella 3. LOWry, girl.
Thomas and Mary Flood, girl.
Edward Z. and Mary F. Fftzhugh. boy.
Lorenzo and Clotilde De Giuliani, boy.
The Washington times., 1909-03-27
DYE WORKER SUICIDE.

ALTOONA. Pa, March ZI.-Disconso-
late over the desertion Of his wife. with
whom he had quarrelcd. Charles Jan
Hieke, eyed siXty-thr.c. "a dive worker
swallowed chlorOfOrm and died a few
hours later.
The Washington times., 1909-03-27
In memnrlam.

TTNE-In loving memory OF my dear wife.
MARGARET r TUNE, who passed away
one year ago, March q 1895
Loved In life. in death remembered.
It, NJ 4. TUNE
The Washington times., 1909-03-27
The Best Spring Medicine

1t sarsaparia spring
medicine a S to sa-
Spring Ailments is, arise
impure impoverished deyazed
Sarsaparia purihes enche retizes
II the most effective of
There Solid I'm
testimonials OF radical
unparalleled history
The Washington times., 1909-03-27
Marriage Licenses.

John NJ. Bali. Fredericksburg. Va, and
Carrie V Hines, of Washington.
John MacWhorter and Barbara Z. 7.
Kretchmann, both of Washington
The Washington times., 1909-03-27

PILES CURED IN TO II DAYS.
PAZD OINTMENT IS guaranteed 10 cure anv
case or Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrudins
Piles in TO ii days or money refunded. soc.
The Washington times., 1909-03-27
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Cures all spring humo complexion
appetite aids the Digestion
Begin taking Hoods sarsapae
The Washington times., 1909-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Mr. RANDALL H. HAGNEzR begs % an
nOunce that the firm OF Peachy X HsSner has
b-een dissolved Mr. William u Peachy f5ay-
ing Withdrawn and sold his interest 70 Nr.
Hagner. who VIII continue me general Ted4
estate. loaa and insurance business II thS
s.Hue Offices. No 100 connections avenue
northwest he viii ave associated with him
Nr Alexander BrittOl Browne and Ar.
Charles K Hagne-, ir- Washington D q.
March 2. 1893. mhSl-St'
MR.. GEORGE CURTIS SHINN HAS
removed his law Office from the Com
mercial National Bank Building 70 the
Metropolitan National Bank Building.
6I3 18th st. NV Te-sPhOne Main ue6-
nhz6-3t
MESSRS. c D. PENNEBARER, SURyTV-
ING partner OF @ D PennebaksT and John
Paul Jones, Charles +. Carusi, and Eugene
A Jones have removed their law Offices
from I33l T ST. and the Commercial National
Bank Building TO the new Offices o. PENNE-
BAKER, CARUSI < JONES rooms 20 10
go IN the Metropolitan National Bank
Building. 6iS 18th St n " Telephones
Main Io6-110I- mh55-t-
Philadelphia Oyster and Chop House,
Sis IIth St y. W Phone Nam 2o59-
SPECIALISTS IN SEA FOODS
Try Our Famous Single Fried Oysters
mhIe-tf
The Washington times., 1909-03-27
CHURCH NOTICES.

CHURCH NOTICES.
CHURCH OF THE COVENANT
connecticut Ave. \ and 18th Streets-
CHARLES WOOD. Minister.
TYLER DENNETT. Assistant Minister.
JAMES Nice. HENRY. Minister of Peck
Chapel
II a m, vernon BY the pastor
D. m, sermon by the pastor. Actors in
Religion
Musical service led by Church Quartstte.
Miss O'TOoe. haTpist. assisting
from $50 10 4 O'Clock.
p. m, sermon BY the pastor. The Con-
science Of the Dying Thief
Musicai service from 7.30 70 o'clock
Mrs Annie Grant Fugit.
Mr. Anton Kaspar. Violin.
Mr. z. Lent. Cello
Sunday school at 9.45 a. m
Christian Endeavor Meeting 3 D. m
Thursday evening at s. MidTeek Service
CAVALRY BAPTIST CHURCH. stb and II
SITS. " W, Rev. Samuel H Greene. d. ID,
pastor. $50 a. m. Sunday school: z. II
BristOW, Supt-- 1890 y : Rally Day service
sermon by pastor, 7-2O p m Teachers Bible
CluD, Thursday, p m Church PRAYER
meeting. p. Endeavor meetings. Tues
day. D and Sunday. $50 and 6:45 o. m
All are cordially invited II
EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCH Scottish Rite Hall 1907 G. 81 NV
Services sunday. II a m and 100 p II.
Morning lecture By Bishop Oliver c. Sabln.
subject, LOye-Its Mission" Evening
Omnipresent Spirit Testimonial meetinx
Wednesday evening at 7:30- Seats free All
invited IL
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTS- Memorial
Church, 18th and n SITS. y. w, Rev. ]. E
Shultz, pastor. At the regular service tomoT-
row, at 7:45 p m, the pastor viii present.
the second Of series the Life OF DAM
iel. namely, "A Significant Dream" AL are
invited Il
CHRISTIAN scIENCEFirse Church q
Christ, Scientist. 18th and 2 sts- " ".
Services Sunday. 1850 a. m and D. u
Subjeet, Reality. sunday school, II a
m, Wednesday Evening Meeting, p. N
Public cOrdiS.ls- invited All seats free Free
reading room so1 Colombo Building II
UNITARIAN-An Souls Church. cor. 14th
and L sts- Ulysses c. 3 Pierce. minister.
9:45 a, m. Sunday school, class for the COM
paratfVe study OF religion. and Unity Study
class II a n. morning service. sermon BY
the minister; 80 D N Young Peoples Relig-
ious Union The public invited 70 all ser
vices Il
NONSECTARIAN-Peop Church. Pythian
Temple. Ie12 Sth St. services at HIS a
Capt ". E P French. L s A. VIII speak
on The Soul Of Socialism Prof New
burgh's Bible study class at 10 m A
cordial invitation Is extended II
YOUNG woMEN.s CHRISTIAN AssoCIA-
TIONt 18th and sts- n W kesDer SerV-
ice 4-30 D m Leader. Miss Van GUndy.
Topic, Approved Workers II
sPIRITUALISM- Messages from the spirR
World Alfred Il Terry viii hold q meeting
Sunday evening at o'cleck- Lecture fol-
lowed by spirit messages ana psycnoInetrl-
readings at ScAmidt's Hall. 5ls sth ST y V
SECULAR LEAGUE-Address. The Boxer
Rebellion - Gen Aaron s. Daggetts songs;
St \ W Seats free. r'
The Washington times., 1909-03-27

DAY ADyENTISTS- Memorial
Church, 18th and n SITS. y. W, Rev. ]. (.
Shultz, pastor. At the regular service tOnor-
row, at 7.45 D. m, the pastor viii present.
the second Of a series on the Lie OF DAM
iel. namely, "a Significant Dream" AL are
invited II
The Washington times., 1909-03-27

CAVALRY BAPTIST CHURCH. sth and II
SITS. ~ W, Rev. Samuel II. Greene. u. ID.
pastor. $50 a m. Sunday school. p II
Supt-- 1890 = 5 Rally Day service
Sermon by pastor, T-30 p. m Teachers Bible
Club. Thursday, p. m Church prayer
meeting. p. m Endeavor meetings. Tues
day. s D m. and Sunday. SO and 6-45 o. m
All are cordially invited II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

sd mag Die Seutlden niht leis
BEN, auberte elm auf elmer oeutihen
@ilenbabu reiienber gantee gegeu cine
ncben ibm iibcnoe Dame in engliz
lder Spradc; nSie periteben lid nur
auf's Singen linb 9iertrinfen."
Sofort ridtete elm gegeniiberiibcns
Der 9err an i'm Die Srage: .Sie
a6ten ipobl Die GuglGuber nup Die
Gmerifancr ipeit bober?"
48an5 geipiB", lautete Die autnort
oes Yanfees.
.8ut, meir ,Serr, f0nnen Sic mir
pieueidt ia9en. per DER bette 9briIt
uto tuer Der 9roBte @elcbrte in gn9<
Lamb lit, ionic iper Der gldn3cnoite
Gebner nnb per Der beriibmteite SnS
a~enieur in Nmcrita nar?"
Der gnnfee berrodte biernuf fcine
anttuort an gc6en. Gus Dem Nunbe
pes Srn9eitelers peruabm CT lie.
.8eil Sic mein Bolt 10 peradten,
10 mill id es Sbnen insen: Der bette
9briit in England lit Der Yaitor S.
Waider in 9riitol, Der @dter bon 1h
Eauieno @diientinoern, Gin Seuts
fder. Ser 9r6bte @elcbrte oaieibit
ut g2ar MILLER in Srfprb. bciien
.Spdbne" bon guren aennern ipie
Terlen 9eifdst peroen, elm Sentz
lfer. Der gldn3enoIte Hebner in
ben Der. Stnaten mar Carl Shur5,
oeiien 8eben bon guren eieenen Toliz
tifern bencn zines @ebiter fir eben<
bilrtis eebalten lpurben. elm Sellts
iGer. Ser grDste Snsenieur in ben
Der. Staaten mar Noblins, Der gr>
bauer elmer gurer northumberland
griiden. Elm SeutIher. Sabe ih
Sbnen Den gepeis geliefert, baB Die
SentIhen mod etpas mebr fonnen
ais giertriufen unb Singen? Is
iGcint, pie Sic iene bier Wdnner
nidt ~fennen. 10 fennen sic audi
nnlcr @plf ntht."
Ser 9anfec mirme(te cine Gnte
idiilbiguns mno mndte bem 8epner
iein Compliment ipegcn ieines giten
'engliih, bas or iprehe. sic 6aben
setptb Idnsere Seit in england poer
IN ben Der. Staateu aclebt?~
.Niemdls, nrein lieber Scrr! an.
9dnoe oes Sinsens nnS 8iertrinfens
Tern man bos auf elmer ieSen
boheren Sdule."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
JIM untsrfeebeet.

es 1T lbfper. 70 i6reibt DC .Res
bue be Yaris", iih einen 8esriff bon
Der tiefen Stiie gu MAIDEN. Die an
goro zines llnterieebootes berridt,
tpenn es ii6 auf ieiner Sabrt inter
benz Weereslpiesel befiuoet. @euu
Die 3lriiihInsen been0et limb unb
bas 8ppt ms @aiier berabseiniien
it,; 10 tritt cine burh nihts unter>
brotene 8ube elm. unb ielbit Das leiIe
uno itdnbiee Surren pes eleftriihen
Wotors bermae iie ni6t al it6ren.
@pn Belt So Seit ertont Elm burger
9efebl, bober ODER tiefer 8u geben.
bann Hingen einen auaenblid bic
Sdbne Der IN chamber greifenben
Steuerrdoer, uno Gaes lit tpieber
rubig, iute 5ubor. Nur Der Gommaus
bant beg gooteS. bas Iuge AM Yeris
Top. liebt in einem bonn Saaeslift
bea bcifienenen llmfreiie Sinmel
mnb Wcer. bic &iiite uno Die poriiber
f%obrenben Shiffe. fiir ale anberen
lit Der Sori3ont ourd Die freisruns
ben 8dnbe b%esren5t, an eeneu SabIs
loie Ipparate bdnaen. beren WeetaQs
tbeile I'M Sheiu Der eleftriiden
Sampeu beu eralan3en. 8obl fiibs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
DaS reiienSe 8ilS.

Cine amiiIante @efbibte aus Der
Gbronif beS SofsG eremonieus fpirb
BON ben .9ectures" er3dbIt: 8enn
ciu 3aub Die gbre bat. eineu Spuz
perdn ais @dit bel ii1 an Ieben, ut
es grau6 unb Site. bab beiaeter
Souperdn beim gintritt IN bic ibm
3u9epieienen 8emdber iein eiaenes
9ilbnib an Der 8anb iinoet. Oils
Der aonig bon gnglanb iiinejt mad
SariS reiite. b~eiauuen lid Die frans
5oiiiben geremonienmeiiter. eab in
Gouaro's 3inmer bas merlGBIibe
8iloniB ieblte. Gas fonnte natiirs
lid niht 10 bleiben. unb man fam
auf Ibbilfe. Wtau lieB in arobter
Gle aus 9pnbon cine Iadbilbuna
bes beriibmten aDniesbilbniHes bon
8eniamin G%onltant fommen. uno paS
Eortrdt trat Die 8eiie iiber Den ga
nal an. Gin 3pei Neter bobcs Sc
maloe ipiest, ielbit fpenn es einen
ibtperen &abmen bat. niht mebr ais
etipa so &ilo9ramm. aber Der aes
maIte &onig puroe iorgfGltig pers
padt. bab bic &iite 316 ailosraum
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

Scr sScrgott bate Die Sdopfung
poGienSet
llnb Mles mar poIfommen, berrlid
uno GUT;
9u bat Or elm gnseleiu aiisseienbet.
gu leben. mas iebes @ei6opfhen
iupbl tbut.
Sas gnalein ihliipft IN ieiu Sonus
tagstleibhen
llnb flieeet bernieber an @ottes Chr
llub iiebt iib nm bel ben eriten
2euthen
limo paubelt bel allen 3bierhen
umber.
Sod raltet Der Sriebe beg iiebenten
Soges,
Nof b.let Dos critic Wenibcnpaar,
Sod rubt jebes 3bier. Stur elm
Summen. Elm cages,
S6nt leiie 5u inn bon Dem Iltar.
Scr Gngel iitdbte eifrie nnb fnnb es:
Guf benz Gltare. 3ur gbre oes
Germ,
Sd 1fn1pen ote l0on1fen Sinmen pes
2an0es,
Die Goam seiammelt bon nab
uup fern.
Gin 8iend1en Inntmtc nm bieie
gliimfen
llnb iammelte fleibis Den iHBen 8ein
Ses Soni9s uno Die fleinen
ariimhen
Ses 8liitbenitau6es NIT SorgfnIt elm.
9a bat iih Der gnsel gum gienden
gefpenoet.
Shm Strafe perfiinbet fir ale 3eit:
.BeiI Su Den Gag bes Serrn ge>
Ihdnbet
llno frepentlid Seinen'N ltar entipeibt.
60 IoQ bon allen 8liim6en aui
@roen
Die. tpeld)e Den beIten Sonig birgt
Sn Siiae - Dir perIhlofen iperben;
Se9naOisuns bnit Oh fir INNER
beripirft!"
Der Sprrh bes @ngels gift audi nod
beute,
Gm &Ieefelb lpirb cs, mein Sinh.
Cir FUND.
8ein 0ienmen Iuhet bort nah geute.
Gs liegt linn 81 tief Der iiiBe 8rrnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
@esbaib Der Efan niht a6nis uurbe.
(einc Sabel BON ~. -

Gls Der liebe 8ott Die Iogel err
ihmf, tbeiltc er feline @aben bohit
peiic unb berihieben aus. Sic ginen
Ihmiidte or nit berrlihen Seoern.
ihicr pie @beliteire ansuiehen; nns
beren Cab er Elm unideinbares @es
fieber, bufiir nber iiiSeu @oblnut III
Der Stimn,e. gines Der farbenprdfz
tighten 4leioer MIN hattie Der Yfaii
erbalten. a0niasblau unb s~olbgriin
mar er 9eifmiidt, prdhtis an5l>
i6aucu inn belen SonneuIhein. Ser
bunt idilIernoe aopf iaB aif eiuem
3ieriihen SOILS. uno einen iangen
S6lpeif trng er binter lid ipie cine
Shleppc. Siele liebe Sbierden fas
men bcr6et. INT oen Sfou an be-
lhaien. uub lobten i'm ieines ihos
men I~u5lebens pesen. So. Die ses
ihpdbige Glitter meinte ioaar, Der
Yfau miine bnrhauS 4onig Der @ogel
merben. er lei pa3u fpie eeidbnffen.
Sds aber mar ieiu @erberben. Sebr
seifmei6elt itolSierte Serr Yf1u
an eineu naben 8aneripiegel, nm
ivy puhb on pSIuuuSN. 0Rut .
mcinte er. lid iebe bod pirfli6 gans
paiiabel aus. bod nm 3onig 3u tpers
ben. feblt mir nod. ettpus."
SlusS madte er lid gum lieben
Serrgott mif uno Ipra6: .8ener
S9opfcr uub Serr, fei eebanft fir
bns ihone 9leio. bas On mir aes
idlcntt bait. Sas Bolt Der I6gel
min MIDI an ieinem 9onis MAIDEN;
ihenfe mir nod GIN ii6tbares 3eihen
meincr Wiirbe - cine &rone."
Milb ldhelte Der Serr unb eriiinte
ieineu Bunid. Cine aierlite Sebers
frpnc ihmiidte dlsbdlb ben &opf bes
Yfauen. grfreut elite oieIer oapon.
nm iid ioaleid ipieber gu ipieseln.
Or bciub lih bon borne. or brebte lid
mad refts unb lints. Sod. of pebl
Sn ieiuem Offer batte Der eitle Serr
nit Dem ihleppeupen S6peife Sas
@aiier beriibrt. baraui iiber oen
nferianb seihieift, iobab er CANA be-
i6muet ausiab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

8ettuns an lnden. gs fparen mir
3tpei 8oote iibrie; Die iibrigen fparen
3erIfmettert fporpen. Su ods cine
Boot giugeu iieben 0tanu. Wir ru@
ber.en bier Stinben unb fpurben bann
bon Der Saga" on 8orS senommen.
biz aiif ben &o1 Wioqer, Der, als mir
an @orb bon Der Saga" entern pous
ten. bon elmer groben 8eQc NIT forts
geriiien, gcsen Die S6iffsiuanb ges
ffleubert nnb setootet tpurbe. 8euiee
Winuten. nahoem mir an 9orb Der
.Saea" sefpmmen fparen. iaben mir.
bab bic r3oadno" ianf; Der 8npitdn
itanh babel alf Der Commands Bride.
er tpoute NIT ietnem Sdiffe unters
ee6en. Iub bic iibrisen Elf Rann
Der 8eiasnng ianfen NIT benz Shifie;
es mar ibnen niht eelunsen. redts
5eitis nod in baS 5fpeite Mettungsboot
5u fommen. Ser beloenmiitbige &us
pitdn mar Der ~b0idbrige Ole 9ielien
aus Nafsfop."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19

ipoe. Sas eeipi6tiee Yadet ipurbe
reipeftpoa nuf elm ei9ens 9emietbetes
Sfiff gebrndt unb fam Damn in eis
mem eisens acknowledgement Client
bdbn5ug mad Soulogne. Iuf benz
Safenbamm nabm es Gin giieubobus
Snsenieur feierlid in gmpfang, I'M
es in einen Giienbabnpdeen nit gez
nei9ter gooenfldfe brineen 8u faiien;
CT ielbit ndbm Damn in einem Sons
bercoupe SlaB. Guf Dem Norbz
gabnbof IN 9aris fpuroe Der 3lIa bon
brei piirbepoa eeflcibeten Serren
empfungen; Der aonig ipllrbe ior9s
fdltis aus ietnem @erited beruusse<
bolt unb. bon elmer Sd,utmnnss
gstorte besleitet. auf einem HoIs
ipasen III ben Ralait eebraht. Sie
Heiie burdlx Srnnfreih aIlein bate fir
oas Bib 1900 Srancs gefoItet. Sir
einen Tenihen aug Sleiih unb Slut
bate elm Billet erlter 8laiie MIR
90 Srancs 9etoItet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-19
0ranenRafte GntSesfnna.

Sn cincm &loiter in Der 9tdbc bon
Mtosfan bat iid Elm erIhiitternher
Vprfau 5usetragen. Cine Dame Ser
WoSfauer @eieui6aft bilaerte, fpie es
an boben &irdenfeiertagen iibli6 lit,
IN 8eeIeitung elmer b~cfreunbeten
9ame mad einem nabegelegenen alo@
tier. , Sie fpoGtc fir bas SceIenbeiI
hires breiidbrigeu S6dterdens, bos
Dor einem balben Sabre ipurlos perz
iffpunben mar, beten. Nue Hahiors
i6ungen batten tein grgebniB gebdbt,
10 oab Die tiefbetriibte Nlitter un elm
llngliid slaubeu muSte. Su Der
Ndbe bes 9loiters ipra6 Die Dame
cine gettlerin. Die elm &inb aui Dem
Grme bate, Inn cine 8n6e an. Sic
Oame oafte an ibr 5Dd,terhen uno
reihte Der Srau nit ben 8orten:
rgete fir meire 8eraI" Elm paar
Riin5en. 8eim Slang ser Stimme
brebte bas &inb ii1 nm uno REF:
rWntter, SHUTTER. meme @utterl"
GO mar bas scitoblene ainbl @s mar
blino unb bate Die Nlitter an Der
Stimme ertauut, Die eiuaeleitete
Hnteriu6ung brahte gntiesli6cs slis
tase. Ni6t melt bon Rostau lieot
elm 0orf, bas cine v8riippeIs Gnitdlt"
beiist. Sm 8epibl Der @roBitapt
iperben fleine ainDer seitobIen urb
Damn iperben tic perz
intellect. Die .gtietber" aeben oann
NIT ben nrmen 8eidDpfen in Die
8roBitdbte bettelu. Der grtraa lon
pro Gag 10 biz 20 Hubel unS
mebr iein.