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Evening star., 1909-08-27
News Briefs.

At Norwich. Va, a white man at.
thirteen-year-old daughter OF Mr.. and
the men of the neighborhood searched for
the assaiiant with a bloodhound. but
without success.
While fishing in Somerton Geek, sixteen
miles from Suffolk, Va. Ben Darden.
negro. was shot and almost instantly XIII
ed by a gun which he carried for squtr'
rels and raecoons. Both barrels OF the
gun were discharged simultaneously.
Morris Cooper, a young merchant OF
PETERSBURG. Va, will be married Tuesday
to Miss Marie Moshkovieh. daughter OF
Samuel Moshkovich. at Baltimore
william E. Marshall and Miss Mamie
o. Tin1ms. daughter Of the late Mrs. Sue
Turner Timms, were married at Freder-
icksburg. Va
Miss Edith Stern Rufin was married
10 Walter Gideon st. John. at Petersburg,
Va. The bride is q daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. william Ashby Ruhan.. The groom
Vernon Durrett. Confederate veteran,
seventy-seven years old, OF Gpottsylvania
county, Va, died Of general debility. Five
daughters and four sons survive him.
Mrs. Fannie w. Flippo. wife Of E. Lin
| wood Flippo. Roanoke, Va, business
man. and a daughter of Capt r. B.
Wortham, deputy city treasurer. died OF
heart failure.
Fox hunters should be attracted to the
| Fairmont, W. Va, fair. September 14-17,
because one of the big events Will be
chase in plain view Of the grandstand.
William GOODWIN. brakeman on the
Atlantic Coast Line railway. was run
road at Pocahontas. Va. just across the
river from Petersburg.
| MONTGOMERY Crockett. veteran, seventy
| six years old, committed suicide by hang
| ing himself in the loft Of the stable OF
| his son-in-law, Joe B. Shaher. at Wythe-
| vile, Va.
The Hermcn Baptist Association elected
| these officers at Fredericksburg, Va:
| Judge e. c. Moncure OF Caroline, presi-
dent: e. s. Coghill of Caroline, clerk;
| J. II. Gwarthmey Of King and Queen.
| treasurer.
teen-year-old girl in Columbus, Rev, e. L.
| roles. a negro preacher, was arrested at
| Clarksburg, W. Va. He admitted he was
| wanted at Columbus and expressed Will
linzness to be taken hack without requisi-
| tion papers.
Miss Maude Compiler and Edgar Frye.
both of Loudoun county. Va, were mar.
ried at Frederick, Nd.
Miss Mamie Baker and Amos H. Alex
ander, both of Hagerstown, Nd, were
married In that city.
| Miss Daisy Hendricks and Walter S.
Perrie, both OF ChanlberSburG, were mar
ried in Hagerstown, Nd.
Miss Ellen NJ. pousherty and Milton II. .
| Gillen were married at Hagerstown. Md.
Emma C. Rel. snider, fifty-three years
old, OF Chambersburg. and James c. Gipe,
twenty-five years old. OF Upper Strasburs,
| Pa, were married at Hagerstown.
| Miss .Airie Alta. Bragunier. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Bragunier. OF
| Hagerstown. Nd, was married at Utica,
| N. Y, to william b. McLane.
Miss Rosa Elizabeth Mears, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William s. j. Mears, and
| L. Leroy Smith, son Of James Smith, OF
| Bucktown, Md. were married at Cam
bridge. Nd
Evening star., 1909-08-27
SURPRISED THEIR FRIENDS.
Miss Dittoe and Mr.. Bennett Go =
Baltimore to Wed.

Miss Mary A. Dittoe, daughter Of r. A.
Dittoe, residing at 14th and H streets
northeast. and Peter J. Bennett of 1922
18th street northwest, without taking
any Of their friends into their confidence,
boarded the noon train over the Wash
ington. Baltimore and Annapolis line to
Baltimore yesterday. and were quietly
married at st. Joseph's Church by the
Rev. Father Parey. The first known
about the marriage was when Mrs. Ben
nett and her husband returned home last
night and told her family that she was
no longer Miss Dittoe. but had acquired
a new name, that of Mrs. Peter j. Ben
nett. since leaving home In the morning.
The families of the young couple were
somewhat surprised. but all was for.
given. The arrangements for the mar
riage, IT IS stated, were quietly made a
week or longer ago. and when they went
over to Baltimore there was no hitch in
the plans. and they were soon man and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett are today
at the home of Mr.. Benefits mother
in this city. and are being congratulated
by their friends.
Evening star., 1909-08-27
MAY MEET EACH DAY
Continued from First Page.)

official, and your committee would sug-
gest in this connection the secretary to
the board of Commissioners.
Supplemental to this committee re-
port. District Auditor Tweedale de-
clares that if the committee is dis
solved upon making its report some
person committee should be ap-
pointed to work out the details. so that
the plan will be successful when put
into operation.
submitted to him acting president
of the board of Commissioners. Com
missioner West declared that he was IN
favor of changes in the methods OF
handling the Districts correspondence
and heartily indorsed the plan for daily
board sessions.
Meets Vests Approval.
THE report which the committee has
made will certainly receive very serious
consideration by the Commissioners,
said Commissioner West. after reading
the report submitted to him.
There Is no question that the growth
of the District business necessitates a
readiustment of methods, which are now
inadequate to handle promptly the large
amount of business transacted by the
District government. 1t is most desirable
that i'll every department of the District
there should be the largest degree of
promptness consistent with efficiency.
Considerable Improvement has been made
but ] realize that there are many ways
in which the service can be benefited. and
| shall personally urge the adoption OF
these new methods.
II know that in the business depart
ments which are under my immediate
jurisdiction, and which include auditing.
collections, disbursements and purchase
of supplies, the new systems which have
been instituted are producing excellent
results, and the scheme proposed by the
committee in its report will certainly re-
ceive my earnest consideration in the
hope that it will improve present con-
ditions.''
Mr. West expressed himself as espe-
cially gratfied because the committee rec
ommends that the Commissioners should
meet daily in board session to handle
the mail and transact such other business
as is necessary to be done in board ses-
sion.
Don't Like Red Tape.
Il have long been of the opinion" he
said, that there should be more con-
centraticn in the work of the Comnis-
sioners. and last May, nearly five months
ago, I submitted a. formal motion to my
colleagues to provide for daily sessions. in
the belief that by such action the work
OF the Commissioners. not only as such
work relates directly to individual re-
quests and complaints. but also to gen.
eral administration. would be greatly eX-
pedited. The motion never was acted
upon and is still held by Commissioner
Macfarland for consideration.
When Mr.. Macfarland and Maj. judi
son return to the city I shall renew the
motion in view of the recommendation
made by the committee. and hope that
it will receive favorable action. In other
words. would like to eliminate lot of
red tape
The committee which made this report
was composed Of AlonZo TWeedale, Dis
trict auditor; Capt William Kelly. assist
ant to the Engineer Commissioner; D..
William Tindall, secretary to the hoard
of Commissioners: Daniel r. Garges.
chief clerk OF the engineer department.
and W. c. Allen, electrical engineer.
Evening star., 1909-08-27

Fem, the novelist.
George Manvile Fem was born In west
minister. England January 3, 1881. He
was educated in private schools and later
became tutor. He married in 1855
Susanne Leake. daughter Of John Leake
He engaged in the newspaper business.
being the proprietor of one Of the daily
papers.
He wrote short stories for Chambers
Journal, All the Year Round and other
magazines He was at one time editor of
Casselfs Magazine, and later editor and
proprietor of Once Week. Among his
publications were "Parson O. Dumford, .
Master Of the Ceremonies" Double
Cunning" Ellis Children 'Ailsa Gray" /"
THE New Mistress High Play Draw
Swords "a Woman Worth Winning, .
mic Revel," "The Silver Salvors," The
Wharf Affair." Fix Baynets,'' "A Grim
son Crime" THE King of the Beach," "A
Bag of diamonds" Charge" "Uncle
Bart,e "Old Gold'' THE Cankerworm. .
"A Meeting Of Greeks" "Ching the Chin
aman," THE Kopje Garrison" ''Fitz the
Filibuster." Walsh the Wonder Worker, /"
Ocean Cats Paw" ut Came to Pass"
THE Curse Roost," Blind Policy"
"Amsley's Case" "A Country SQUIRE" ;"
and about 100 other novels and boys
stories: also over 1000 short tales and
magazine sketches.
He was member of The Reform.
Savage, Whitefriars.' New Vagabonds and
Wigwam clubs. He lived in Syon Lodge,
Isleworth.
Evening star., 1909-08-27
Tyrconnel Wins Selling Race.

GATWICK. England. August 27-The
Addiscombe selling plate of 100 sovereigns
for two-year-olds, distance five furlongs.
was won today by Tyrconnel. Velesia
was second and Little Flora third. Four
teen horses ran. Tyrconnel earlier In the
season was one of H. p. Whitreys string.
but the horse is now the property of an
EnZliShman.
Evening star., 1909-08-27
VOTE TO KEEP ON FIGHTING.
Moorish Chief Refuses to Yield tt
the SuJtan's REQUEST.

MADRID. August 2T.-Special dispatch
es received here from MeliIla. Morocco.
say that the Moorish chiefs. after further
considerat ton Of the communication from
Sultan Mulat Hated, requesting them to
cease their hostilities against the Span
iards. finally decided to continue the war
until the Spaniards are driven from all
their positions beyond Melilla.
MELILLA, Morocco. August 27.-The
Moors attacked Sidimusa. another OF
the advanced Spanish positions. Wednes-
day evening The Spanish artillery re-
piled vigorously, and the Moors sustained
numerous losses. The steamer Sevilla
has transported two companies of chas-
seurs to Restinga.
Evening star., 1909-08-27
Fatal Effects Of Explosion.

BALTIMORE. Md, Angus 37.-By the
explosion of an irgot mold filled with
molten steel at the Maryland steel works
at Sparrows point today. Thomas Smith,
colorsd. was killed and three or four
others. all negroes. were badly injured
Evening star., 1909-08-27
His "Whittling', Cost Twenty:

James W. Rowze. alias .'Bootsey" Row
ze. and Joseph Price alias Jack Rab-
bit, the man with a reputation had a
little setto last night. and this morning
Jack Rabbit appeared in court with his
head swathed in bandages as the COM
plainant against Bootsey. Bootsey ex-
pla.ned that he was afraid OF Jack Rab-
bitt and that when trouble was impend-
ing he deemed ii necessary, because of
Jacks reputation, to whittle him down to
his own measure. Bootsey was fined xD.
Evening star., 1909-08-27
Foreigners at German Universities.

The number of foreign students at the
German universities, which owing to the
increased severity in the conditions of
admission had declined last year to 3.59s.
has risen to 3,921. chiefly because this Is
the first summer In which foreign women
could matr.culate at all universities. The
numbers include 1.57S Russians. 674 Aus
tro-Hungarians, 306 Swiss, 15J English,
l54 Bulgarians, 1O2 Roumanians. 6S Serv-
iang. 90 French, 29S Americans, l1a
As.atics and Australians. OF these
1,1s1 entered for medicine. Berlin and
Leipzig are now the fayorite universities
instead of Heidelberg, which formerly
headed the list.
Evening star., 1909-08-27
Young Woman Dies in Surf.

OCEAN CITY. N. j., August 27.-Miss
Eleanor Kennedy, aged twenty-five years,
was stricken with heart disease while
bathing here today, and died In the surf
Physicians worked three hours in an en-
deavor to revive her, it being thought
that she had been seized with cramps.
She was a Philadelphia school teacher.
Evening star., 1909-08-27
VALUABLE FARM SOLD.
One Hundred Thousand Dollar
Transaction Near Berryville, Va.

Transaction Near Berryville, Va.
WINCHESTER, Va, August 27.-Rose-
mont stock and fruit farm. containing 4O5
acres. near Berryville. Clarke county. was
sold today by Charles E. Ciapp. former
vice president of the Crucible Steel Com
pany, Pittsburg. Pa, to Arthur L. Worth
en-, Front Royal. Va. through a Wash
ington realty firm, for 100000. This Is
the largest price ever paid for farm land
in Shenandoah valley. Clapp bought the
farm six years ago from Jesse Tyson's
heirs OF Baltimore. He and his family
will live in Washington.
Evening star., 1909-08-27
No Game at Chicago.

CHICAGO. August 27.-The Washing
ton-Chicago game today has b0n post
poned. owing to rain
Evening star., 1909-08-27
Drowned While Fording Stream

BENSON. Ariz., August o7.-In the
great rush to get men and animals for the
construction OF the Southern Pacific rail-
way extension from CORTLAND to Douglas,
four men were drowned in Mexico in ford
Ing the Rcsslie river today with a train of
$50 mules.
Evening star., 1909-08-27
Duck Shot a Menace.

One trouble usually encountered by
sportsmen on the marshes Is from the
use of duck shot by some excitable per-
sons when only the small birds are to
Evening star., 1909-08-27
Building Permit Issued.

Building Permit Issued.
The following building permit was
issued today:
To B. H. Warner, to repair building
918 r street northwest; architect. L. p.
wenig; builder, B. II. Warner; estimated
cost. $1,000.
Evening star., 1909-08-27
WRITER OF MANY BOOKS.
Death Of George Manville Fem, the
English Novelist.

LONDON, August T.-The death Is an
nounced here today Of George Manville
Fem, the novelist.
Evening star., 1909-08-27
Land withdrawn From Entry.

Pursuant to the policy and direction Of
Secretary Ballinger of the Department of
the Interior. Frank Pearce, acting sec
retary of the department. today with
drew for temporary site 1O1 eco acres Of
land along the Green river in the state
OF Utah in the view Of reporting to Con-
gress these Withdrawals in order that
proper legislation may be enacted by
Congress to preserve power sites to the
government and prevent monopoly.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-21
gmxs..bsress GBasetts, pisastae, BEN ri. sspts.absr 1909.

0iibelingen. Gum @ifar in 8ooins
gen. Der bodfp. 9r. gugeu Webineer,
bisber &dplan IN 3aller. gum 9as
plan IN Caller, Der bobtu. Sr. Mot6.
Waterloo. bisber &aplan in Sori6eib.
Gum &nptan in Sori6eib. Der bp6p.
6r. Sulius Shmit, Neopresbpter aus
Sbie. Dem bo6ip. Srn. 8iIbelm
gaileur. Efarrer in Sompad tpurbe
auf 8egebren ebrenpoue gntlaiiung
aus bem Yfarramte beipiaigt. - Oie
@rlaubnib, lire Stubien fort5uieben,
tpurbe ertbeilt benz bo6p. Srn. aas
mill Bampah, Goaoiitor AM 9ilf6f(.
Gonbift. ioipie DEN n~eugctpeibten Yries
fern Hobert Mtobrmann aus 2urems
burg, s. WiheIs aus 9ous, Hif. @eis
rid aus @oitineen nnb @if. Shneiber
ans Steinfort.
e mt B u + 9, 8. Sept. @G6s
renb Der nerfloiienen ISOLDE Itarben
na6benannte Yerionen: Mm 81. Ius
quit: Sbefla Slug. aft 6S Sabre,
@itttue bon Satob Gbriitian Sofis
mann, 5tlbs. llbrma6er; %. Gnna
2ebrnn, alt 10 Sabre, Bittme bon
Setter Siegen, 5tlbs. gbrensg aucons
o%ufteur; 30. Sobann alemmer. alt II
Sabre. S6mieo. aus Glerf; 3ntbarinu
arede, alt 80 Sabre. gbeirau bon
Saml WoulinS obne Stanb; 81:
9ifolas 9ioier, alt So Sabre, Nderer.
ebelos aus 8ederi6; Yeter 0oumer,
alt SO Sabre, Zimmerman; Ibolf
IiiQer, aft SO Sabre. &aufmann; 1.
September: Wihel 0ea. oft so Sabre,
S6ubmd6er aus Cid a.. 3. MIs.; g.:
eulalie 8onne alt 73 Sabre. @ittpe
bon Seopolo Gabn, Stlbs. Hentner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-21
6roRberso9tbnm.|
aus Der Damptfaht.

2m1embmre, g.. Sept. Bonn
9reslauer Ratbolifentas beri6tet Die
.Srantfurter Seitung": ginen anBera
orbentli1 tiefen ginprlid ma6ten Die
Musfiibrungen bes britten Hebners,
Ses YrofeNors Or. Iebers aus Sus
remburg. Der bas &ulturproeramm
Ser driItlihen .gbaritas in Der @esens
mart bebanoelte. Ser Heoner prizes
5unG6It @reslau. Die Sauptftabt
S6leiieu's, ais bic alte g~baritasitabt.
lleber ben @erbanblungen bieier 0ers
lammlung fhipebe bas 8iIb Der lieb>
reifen Yatronin S6leiien. Der beilis
gen Sepipis, elmer 8annertrdserin Der
6riItliden Gbaritas. Iu Selben bes
Samples babe uniere Seit feihen
Nangel. @s feble ibr aber an 9eloeu
nno Selbinnen Der oemiitbigen Siebe.
Ni6t Die Grbeit, niht Die @eredtias
teit. 10 bod aud 8eibe 81 preiien
ieieu. perben Die Weni6beit retten
Dor Der duberen Serrobun9 unb 8ars
barrel. Sie fatbolii6e Gbaritas, tonne
ltb getrolt perantporten, moge lie Dor
oas Sorum Der gtbif. Der Yip6ologie
unb Der Ydbasosif. Der Rationals
Sefonomie uno DER Soaiolp9ie. Der
Neligion, Der &lilturs ooer Der 8irtbs
l6aitssei6ihte 5itiert perben. 9ie
Gbaritas babe ben periDnli6en Stenlt
unb Die perionIi6e Silfeleiitung ala
Die erite unb pornebmite Yfliht Der
6riitli6eu Hd6ifenliebe aufgeitelt.
8ir Ieien Den @rmen in eriter 8eibe
ni6t 9elo unb @elDespertb. mir ieien
linen mebr, mir ieien ben @senihen,
uns ielbit, unlerer 2iebe. nnierer
Yeri6ulihfeit 0ienitleiituns ihuIoig.
Gel ms bas ni6t mo9lid, 10 tonne
bieIer Sienlt nidt nit 8elb abseI0it
iperoen. I'm aber ieber @in5eiarbeit
ibren pollen @ertb 81 seben, babe Die
6riitli6e gbaritds 5ur Organization
sesriffen unb 10 iei Der Gbaritass
Werbnno fir Die @erfc Der Ndhitens
liebe inn fatboliiben 9euti6lanb entz
itanben. Irt in Der Stibenteni6aft
babe Der Gbaritass @ebante @ur5el
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-21
Die biesjabrise Sdobermeiie ST Sigh
Nibge, 81.

Die bon Seftion No. 3 (Hogers
Yarf) Des 2urembureer 8ruber6uns
bes bon Mmerifa ant 5. itnb 6. Sept.
5i Sigh Nib9e absebaltene S6obers
meiie nabm ipie ibre 8or9dngerinnen
einen 9ldn5enben @erlauf unb mub in
ieber 8e5iebung ais elm grfolg be@
5eihnet perben. Ods umiidti9e Mrs
ranaements : Gomite bate 9ihts
mterlaiien, mas 5ur %ltnterbaltung Der
@dlte b~eitragen fonnte. Sober nniis
iirte lid na6 Ser6ensluit uuo ielbits
peritdnbli1 tpuroe Dem eolen Rebens
Taft. Den man ertra fir bieie 8elez
9enbeit bon @ormelbingen importirt
bate, ale @bre ertpielen. Gqes IN
IQem muB 5ugeitonben tperben, bnb
Seftion 8 iid NIT ibrer bi~esidbrigen
@er~anitaltung tpieber aIe gbre ees
ma6t bat.
Mu1 Die arsgeitelten Brooufte Der
Iders unb @ortenbaufunit tparen,
troebem Die @itterune mdbrenb oes
Sommers cine uneinitise fir bies
ielben ipnren, iebenspertb unb erregs
ten allsemeines Sntereiie unb 8epuns
peruna. Sci Ser am @ontdg abger
baltenen Yreispertbeilung eingen
iolgenbe IusIteaer oils Sieger berbor:
9Iumen: &oien. Carnations
unb Gbrpiantbemum, 8ietpr 8ros..
&enmore, 3d., /. Greis; Noien,
Moam Senber, Hoeers Ynrf, 4. unb 2.
Yreis; Yalmeu unb Gameas, Slider
Bros, @baniton, Su.. 1. unb 2.
Yreis; Yalmen nnb 6arne, Sic. @e>
bling, Go9ers Ydrf. 1. Yreis; Sos.
9~armenties, Hogers Yarf, /. Yreis
fir I~usite0uns bon r9odscomb".
s. 6. Ioinnees, Chicago, gbren@
melbnng fir Gusiteanns zines 8rins
banss9 ampffeiels. x
@augbau Samenbanbluus, gbrens
melouug.i
Senrp S6cme, Chicago. gbrens
melbuns fir Gusiteauns BON @emiiie.
q M c: Soc Simmer, Hosers
Yarf. 2. Yrets; Geo. Neoius. Grone
8oint. 1. Y-eis; Sos. Yetinser.
0roiie Yotnt. 1. 9reis; Wartin
8ilteen. 8osers Yarf, 9. Greis;
GleIen 8ros., 9fpie Sia, 1. YreiS;
Soc Claus. 2incoln, ST., 8. Yreis;
Spbn g. &lem. Nogers Harf. 1.
Yreis; Setter gnbre. Gosers Yarf. I.
Yreis; Sic. Barre, @roile Hoint, 1.
Yreis; Selir 8ilt9en, gpanlton, ST..
2. Yreis; Sos. @nder. @oeers Yarf.
1. Yreis; &ubolpb Yfobl, Hoaers
Yarf. l.. Hreis; Dnit. 0ornnan, Ho<
gers Fdrf. 2. Sreis; Yeter Iltmnn.
Hogers Tarf. 2. Ereis; Yeter Riler,
Hoeers Yarf. /. Sreis; Sic. Sanien,
Hosers Yarf, 1. Yreis; Sim 2ebger,
8ogers Yarf. 8. Yreis; Ii6. @roe.
Moaers Yarf. 9. Hreis; Reter ebert,
HoIe Sia. L., 2. uno 8. Yreis; @.
6. Smith. Gosers Harf, 1. Yreis;
Sobn Noid, 3117 q. 9incoln Ctr.
1. Yreis; WiB 8. 8eflebous. 8osers
Harf. 8. 9rets; Seattle Yeters. 8ogers
Earf, 8. Hreis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-21
(gine lebrreihe 8eididte.)

Die folgcnbc @eihidte bate i9
beinabe gang pergeien. Sieier Sage
flog Tie mir pieber ourf ben Sinn.
Sd belt lie feit unb iiberleste. Oh ih
lie niht Den seiern gum 9eiten geben
fDnnte. @arum nint2 bahte ih;
ihaoen fpirb lie iiderli6 8einem. err
goeen pielei1t Wanfen. unb ben,
Ginen unb Der Mrbern m6dte lie aud
fpobl Die 2ebre geben, Deren lie geraDe
benotbigt iinb. Ilio boranl
SIM Infunge bes borigen Sommers
begingen 3tpei bier in Der Idbe ibre
8~ermdbIuns. sic paren elm uns
sleihes Yadr. niht un9lei6. mas Nbs
tunft unb Samilie angebt - er tpar
elm Waann bon Stanb. unb lie geborte
einem alten. ipeitbin per3weisten @es
l6ledJte an - aber ungleih an Nlter
unb Sinnesart. Or bate Ihon Die
belten Sabre erreiht. lie ipdr nod
finbiung. gr mar, lpenu aii1 niht
gerube tbierii6srob. 10 bod runb bon
Sitten uno edi9 big CUR Stadeligfeit;
lie bagegen mar CART unb 3ier. Ianft
uuo iittig. 8ott troite bas arme
Weien. 10 hattie man benfen f0nnen;
Der 8aMbbuid mirb eS seipiB niht
tbun. Ber aber nm lire Glusbeit.
Cite unb Weihmeibisfeit muBte. Der
fiirftete nidts fir tie. 9ie 3pei
batten ibr Seim prauben Dor Dem
Sbore on Der Strabe. Die i6 nielmal
geben mub. unp ba i'd 5uoem Geipe
gut fanute. 10 bate ib @ele9enbeit
unb @eranlaliun9. 0fterS por3us
iprefen unb Den @erlauf 5i bes
obaGten. @ie mdudmdl babe id bel
mir i'm Stilen seldhelt. nenn i6 iab.
pie tic NIT ibrer Sittisfeit unb Snnfts
mutb iiber bas fpilbe @efpdhs Weiiter
tparS. Iun, iast es benn nidt pas
Sprihtuort: 8er flug lit. brduht niht
itarf 5u fem? limb lie mar Hug IN
bobem 8rabe. unb gut uuo lieb pa5u.
Ha6 5pei Wonaten i1on par er niht
mebr Or. louoern gan5 Sic; 10
hattie er iih in Ieinem dllbereu Be-
baben unb 8enebnten perGnpert. Nies
mano aber tonnte ibr ben @ortpurf
mnden. bab lie Die 5erridaft unb oas
Commando fibre. SD ielbit mnB ses
iteben. Dab mir bas @oIfSlport: Scr
Wlann lit bas Snupt unb Die Srau Der
Sut, nod ME 10 augeuideinlib gez
porben. pie bel ben 3ipeien. CT mar
in @abrbeit Serr nnS Suupt. uns Tie
mar icin iprgliter S6us uno lein
S6mud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-09-21
GrMhhcrbn.

Sic 3eit Der ipdten Stolen lit ge@
fommen,
Die nebeu Hielen : Spnnenblumen
iteb'n
8ie CARTE Mdofen. benen leil' ents
glommen
Gin @dnsenidein. Der pl0bli6 fann
peripeb'n n.
S6on oampfen peibe Nebel firth am
@oraen,
Ser Ibenb audi lpebt leinen S6leierz
buff.
Sn Sdeunen liest Der 9arben Sob
geborgen,
@ou Gusel5mitideru title miro bie
Suit.
ga lit elm freies 8anbern iiber
Selber,
Mit idiperen Srii6ten prangen 3tpeig
uno Mit;
Mn S~uIelbedpn ipie am Saum Der
Wdloer,
Iuf lihteu 5iigeln tpirft eripiinihte
Hait.
Nie lit bas Qano 10 beu. 10 tpeit 5u
Iduuen
gis 81 Der ferniten Soben leetem
3ii9.
ltnb in Den 9immel, in oen pffnen,
blauen,
Solgt frob Der Bid bent 8auoers
ihfpalbenflug.
S. 9. @ibmann.
- ~ ~
Sas Gbesliid.
GO tpar einmal am perI'i6en got,
Gin senialer Ybtlsiopb;
Sen lieB Der S9ab emit 5u iid
fommen
llnb iprah:. Sd babe iiineit pers
npmmen,
Sag es in beinem g6eleben
Sod niemals eincn Streit gegeben.
@ir unbesreiili6l Sase on,
Wie fonnte oies gei6eben. Wann?
Ser @eiie neigt lid: Mlle5eit
Wdr ih, o Serr. Dir b%tenitbereit;
Soh lprdd if jeeo franz uno frei,
60 ipdr's nit meinem Slid pprbet
0enn. ah, perratben miibt ib bann,
8as mid II unb mein 8eib sebt an.
Ser grbe bohites Slid gebeibt
SIM 8ann MIR Der acknowledgements;
O'rum. tper oa sliidli6 lit gu Saus,
Ser iffpeig' fem itia unb idtpae'
nihts uus.
Sd nidt Der Shab unb ldhte ipeiter:
Sd oanfe Dir. mein Srcuub, idpeig'
tpeiterl
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Observation-Disclosures
: Snxem6urger Gla6ri6ten. J


gea6 strabe, elm id0nes Soh3eitss
felt. nobel bas Yaar 5ablreihe feline
So15eitsgeihenfe erbielt. 6entc piro
bas iunge Yaar cine 9od5eitsreiie in
tpeitliher Mi1tung antreten unb nah
Der Niidfebr ipirb es auf Der Sarm
Res 8rdutisams. BRET Weilen norb>
Gitlid) bon Der Stabt, pobnen. Sds
jlnge Yaar bat 5ablreide SrcunSe,
Sic linn bas bette 8obler9eben i'm
gbeitanbe ipiiniden.
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0cS Watten Sdbmmns.

Die Sohter zines beriibmten
GtaotSmanneS beiist einem @attem.
Der Elm aiiSgciprobenes 8eoiirfniB
bat. an Nucm berum5umdfelu. Sic
meiiteu iciuer Srcunbe iino Iebr reihe
2eite. Die icbr ELECTROMAGNETIC leben.
mnb Der ltdnoise @erfcbr nit ibucn
bat i'm gu einem sroBen Seini1meder
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Sic Ser3ensgiite begegnete cines
Cages einem 8elen. bas ibr mit ben
eriten 8lid gum Werpehieln dbnIi1
lab. -@er Bit bu2" fru9te tie. rlpcr
gebt climber in meiner 0eitalt?" Gas
8eicn nerneigte iih tief unb ermis
bcrte: qYeraeib'. i'd bins = i'd bin
Die 90ilibteit."