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The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-04

trees and in this example of its con-
Germ not only for the comfort of dumb
animals. but for identifying the place
as we'll
Not every country village would feel
able to build such structure of
dressed stone az was the case in ques-
ton. but one less elaborate in design,
and made Of concrete, is certainly with
In the means of any community that
has fortunately become inoculated with
the home-improvement germ. 1t is also
within the means of the individual
country property owner to erect on
the roadside in front of his farm a
simple but substantial and attractive
concrete watering place.
The first requisite is, of course,
supply OF running water, which this
season has been especially hard to get.
Then a substantial stone foundation
should be laid below the frost line-an
iron supply pipe as we'll as waste
pipe being brought up through this
foundation. On this foundation can be
erected as simple or as elaborate de-
sign as one may desire. A mold of
rough boards can easily be set up for
any rectangular shape. the boards be-
ing held in place by crosswise strips
nailed to the upper edges. The boards
can be raised as the work goes on.
1t is important. in making any form
of stone or concrete water-place, that
there should be an outcurving wheel
guard all around the base, such as is
shown in the illustration; otherwise a
careless driver will soon mar the beauty
OF the most substantial structure.
The roadway in front of drinking
place should also be we'll paved with
small cobble stones, else the horses
feet will soon dig out holes that will
fill with water and make the approach
very muddy.
If a round watering-place is desired,
1t will be well to set up on the pre-
pared foundation section of boiler
iron. or such circular iron section as
is used beneath roadways to permit
the passage of water This will make
an excellent lining for the watering
place and will provide fixed mark to
work from-the concrete being built
up around this iron cylinder, the
outer surface of the concrete being
kept at an exact distance from the
iron lining all the way around. When
completed but before the concrete is
card. the outer surface can be scraped
with straight-edged board, held per.
pendicularly, which will give smooth
and even surface. A rectangular
watering-place ought to present even
fewer difficulties, for instead of the
double board guides before mentioned,
box of the required shape and size
can be used as a temporary lining, this
being raised and removed when the
concrete has been carried to the de-
sired height. When any structure of
this sort has been completed, tree of
some native growth should be set at
one end or behind 1t, that some day
may cast a grateful shade over the
drinking place. A few shrubs also
grouped about will take OF the bare
effect OF the concrete work and make
the whole a most attractive adjunct |
to the farm and to the roadside. ]
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-04
One Hundred Coal Miners Dead.

Bluefield, w. Va.-An explosion of
gas in the Lick Branch Colliery Tues
day snuffed out more than one hun
bred lives. In these same mines two
weeks ago to day, fifty miners were
killed by a similar explosion. That all
the men are dead there can be no
doubt The fire in the mine and the
deadly gases, to say nothing of the
force of the explosion, precludes any
chance of rescuing any of them alive.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-04
Valuable ceneh sheIIs.

Tho conch shell is highly priced in
India. In many of the temples they
are blown daily to scare away the ma
lignant spirits while the god receives
his daily meal. A conch with the
spiral twistings to the right instead OF
to the left is supposed to be worth
its weight in gold. Some years ago
eonch of that description was offered
for sale in Calcutta. with a reserve
price of lakh of rupees placed on 1t.
It was eventually bought in for $1,000.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-04
ECZEMA NOW DURABLE
an itching Skin Diseases Which Are
Not Hereditary Instantly Relieved
by Oil Of Winterareen.

Can Eczema be cured?
Some physicians say YES"
Some say No"
The real question is, "What is meant
by Eczema?" If you mean those scaly
eruptions. those diseases which make
their first appearance. not at birth. but
years afterward. and perhaps not until
middle age-then there can no longer
be any question that these forms OF
Eczema are durable.
Simple vegetable oil of wintergreen,
mixed with other vegetable ingredients.
will kill the germs that infest the skin.
Apply this prescription to the skin
Druggists everywhere carry in stock
this oil of wlntergreen properly com.
pounded into D. D. D. Prescription and
d. D. D. Soap
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-04
Buried Alive sixteen DAYS.

Reggio.-An extraordinary disinter
ment took place Tuesday, a three-year
old girl being taken from the ruins
alive and uninjured after sixteen days
burial The possibility of the girls
having had nourishment is excluded,
and 1t is believed that part of the time
she vas in cataleptic state
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-04

ONLY ONE "BROMO QUININE"
That lis LAXATIVE BROMO QUtNINE. Look 70
the signature of H. W. GROVE. Used the Work.
over to Cure . Cold In One Day 4c.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-04
A SURE GATE LATCH.
A Good Device for the Big Gates Which
Will Hold Them Shut.

A good device for latching gate
is held in place by the stops and d.
which is of hard wood and about two
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-04

And the world would be Just -
well OF II some stage-struck people
were hit by automobiles.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-04
Sure Sign.

Mrs. Murphy-Arrah! It's Saterdah
night an tn facth'ry is closin' down
an Jimmy don't know whether he'll
git his pay or not.
Mrs. Flaherty-Here he comes home
now.
Mrs. Murphy-Wirra! Thin he amt
been paid.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-04

Many a man thinks he is chart.
table because he gives advice.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-04

feet long comes against the post, e,
is shown in the cut The piece, a.
The latch, b, which swings on the
post, holds the gate shut.
The new era. (Walden, Colo.) 1906-19??, 1909-02-04

HeredIty.
Knicker-Whom does the baby re-
semble?
Bocker-It's yell takes after its IA
TIERS college.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-02-25


Tin dish pans, while they last will
go for Observation-Disclosures.
Glass salt and pepper shakers,
while they last, each...............3C
Press cut glass tooth pick holders,
while they last.
Press cut glass spoon holders,
while they last .........s.........3C
Press glass cream pitcher, while
they last ...a.................. Sc
Press cut glass sugar bowls, while
they last. ........................,.
Press cut glass butter dishes.
while they ELECTROMAGNETIC. Sc
Candy and fruit plates, by the
dozen ..........................
Each ...........................
Press cut glass celery holders,
while they last.
Press cut heavy fruit, sauce and
nut dishes, worth 25c, while they
last, dish. IOC
Press cut cake stands, while they
last. ...s.... ..................... IOC
25c press cut water bottles, while
they last........ ....................,..IO
SfOyes--11 rs Cook Stoves to
close at. ...................... .08
1850 Cook Stove to close at. 1880
$50 Jewel Ranges to close. 28.5O
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-02-25

THOUSANDS OF YARDS of
embroideries, laces, white
goods, wash goods and
wooden dress goods, at the
great sacrifice selling out
prices.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-02-25
Extra Specials, Prices at the Lowest

62-inch bleached SOC table damp o.
ask cloth, yard ...................... OON
36-inch bleached linen suitings, -
the zoe grade, yard. ....... ........ ITN
Children's SOC bonnets in bearskin,
astrachan, etc. in all colors o.
while it last.... ................ AON
Children's Ferris waists, the o.
25c grade while it last. ............ wv
800 and 400 men s wooden 1 %
sweaters in all colors at. 1.O1
6 Bleached Turkish washrags
for &c
Ladies Belt Hose Supporters in -
colors while it last, pair, ~
Children's Sleeping Garments in sizes
2 to years, the 35c grade d.
while it last, garment........... AAN
Children's 75c Dresses in all 40
colors while they last. TN
Ladies white henstitched hand -
kerchiefs while they last.........AN
Back combs worth to 25c, choice -
WIItO Ul1Cy
15c Box of Stationery while it 10.
will last, box ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. W.
&c Box Of Stationery while it ,.
will last, box. ................,......ON
SOC Dress Trim mings while 0E,
it last, yard ..............,....... AON
Ladies 2 90 and 2. so knitted 90.
sacques while it last.............. SCA
Embroidery,Silks, &c skeins III -
while it last, skein. .............A NV
SC Paper Of English best steel
pins, packge.. Observation-Disclosures. ~
sc Card Nickeled Safety Pins ~
while theyzlast, card. ..s.......... Wv
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-02-25
Furniture, Carpets and House Furnishings


8 it. 3 in. x 101 #. parlor 9 90
rugs, while they last. C.SC
6x9 #. seamless rugs, while < Q 9
they last 600
9x12 It. $500 electric AKIN. - 20
rugs in floral designs AA.OO
9x12 #. 1900 Wilton parlor % EO
rugs, while they last. ......... AS.OU
36-in. Union carpets, the SOC grade.
while it lasts. 1Ec
36-in. all wool ingram car 80
pet, while it lasts, yard. ........ OON
LOO Brussels carpets, suitable for
stairs and halls, [no
yard OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Wv
$50 and 275 lace curtains, in 90
small lots, while they last, pr 10y
800 and $50 lace curtains - 40
while they last, pair. .A.fC
400 and 4 so lace curtains, ~
while they will last. pair. O.AO
The 'Rayo' library nickeled lamps
with white shades, 10
Tor ....,...................... As%1
$50 parlor lamps, while they 90
last ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. le1C
400 parlor lamps, while they > 90
last, at................. ............... Ae1C
500 parlor lamps, to close , 20
out OsOC
600 and $50 parlor lamps, to 4 10
Z. so parlor lamps, to close 90
out for.... ....................@.O Jaw
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-02-25


Mems Blue Denim SOC Over zQ-~
alls while it last, union made. 0ON
Mems and Boys Caps in light and
dark colors, worth to SOC, -
cap. ............. ........s.............. ~
Mems Odd Coats in all sizes, 7Oo
while these coats will last..... s ~
Mems LOO Working Pants &C.
while 81 pair will last, pair. Wv
Boys SOC Knee Pants, sizes 4, and
6 years only, while they last, H.
pair. ............s.....,. ......... AN
Mems 1Oc and 15c grade of heavy
canvas gloves, To-
pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mems Linen Collars in allshapes and
sizes; some are slightly soiled, p
while it last observation-disclosures. ~
Mems SOC Black Sateen Shirts Z e.
while they last. .............. ~
The balancesof the | 100 Zion Brand"
negligee soft bosom shirts, ZO~
sizes IA and 14aa only at. ........ ~
Mems Stiff Bosom Shirts gE
while they last for, -. ............ A1&
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-02-25


We
low nieS
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1909-02-25
Mems Clothing and Furnishing Section

Mems Sack Suits in light or dark
colors, former 700 and 800 Z 20
suits while it last...,......... 0sO@
Mems Sack Suits in large assort-
ment of colors, former prices $50,
900 and 1000, while these A. zQ
suits last. ......................... OeOO
Mems High Grade Men Tailored Suits
former selling price 1900, 1880 d
1900, while they last, g GO
SulU. ..........,..............,..
Mems Dress and Business Suits in
black and fancy colors; suits that have
sold for 1900 to 1870, ~ GO
while they last, suit....... AAsO1
Mems Overcoats, former 700, $50
and 800 overGoats in long lengths,
black or mixtures, Z 10
while they last......,.......... Ne -
Mems Overcoats that formerly have
sold for 800, 900 and 1000, = ca
while it last ~ ~
Mems 1900 to 1900 over & hQ
coats while q coats will last osOo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-26
Glue I'd, ttnter.
brcGymnG.

.@pr 5ebn Sabren purbc meil,
Srubcr in ieiner .Irbeit unterbro6en;
@eiunbbeit unb 3ufriecenbeit iparen
babin unb es ifien oils lei er 6ofiz
min9slos Der S6niuoiudt p%erfalz
Ien." Nlio i6reibt I. 81. 2ipscomb
bon @albinston, 81. 6. Or nubn,
ar5cneien auf Ir5eneien uno lieB iit
bon mebrcren Ier3ten be6anbelu, fdnb
jcro6 feline 6ilfe. bis er Or. Sings
Nefp Siscpberp 9ebrauhte unb ourd
lcfs 6lniden pDllisit sebeilt nurbe.
Or lit beute Elm geiunber @tann."
9icie Ir5enei brinet ihnell 2inbe>
runa unb lit bns bette 5eilmittel fir
ifpade 2un9en. Sdnlorrboiben.
grippe, Iltbmu, Suiten unb CIR
%fdltnneen, Sron6itis nnb berslei6en
grfranfunsen. so Gents unb 800.
Grobeflaihe fret. Garantirt in ser
Ipotbefe bon 8. SO. Nuete. S56
@aiu Strabe, Subuaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-26
Waibim9tom.

= Grs Seliusham berlautci: Sie
Euli5ei fori6t cifrig nnd benz Itten@
tbdtern. ipeldc Das Sabnungliid bel
Commercial Suiut berbeifiibrten.
S~erbre6erbnnb bate Dos 8eitel
entfernt, nesbalb Oer norblih fnbS
renbe Saiia9ier5ug Der Great Nortbs
ern" ent9leiien muBte. Sic Wni6ine
ulo Der Foitrra9en gerietbcn III
Die Sni.
Sci Dem llnelid fam GbmarN
Stetpart Don Seattle 81 Spbe. pers
lebt lpurben SAD 6aileD bon Seattlc
Dem beibe @eine ampllticrt peroe,l
miliien, unb Der Spltelerf George
g. Gbobes bon Seattle, bent Die redte
S9ulter perrenft murDe.
Ser &ei5er innf nit Der 2ofonlotipe
ms @aiier unb lit big iebt nod nidI
gefunben rorben. Sic iibri9en rs
Tuiiagiere bliebeu uuperlebt.
Die Sabn9eleIihaft unb Die Solis
5ei iinb felt babon ii6er5enet, bob Die
@nt9leilun9 abii6tli6 berbei9efiibrt
ipurDe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-26
Gcutudu.

- Ius 2ouispiGe perlnutet: 9puisz
biaer Yoli5iiten, Die lett 5pei 5agen
Dor elmer SdnufpirtbiGnft. Die i'm
@erbn6te itnnb, bns Sonntags9eieb
oerlebt al ba6eu, oi,f Der 2auer ges
le9en batten. murben enolib linGes
bnlbig uub idlugen Die E6iire
Elm. Die 3u Der 5reppe ndf pbcn
fiibrte. Sic fanoen bort Den S6onfs
wirtb unb 8ipei 2eute cingeihloiien.
Die 8irtblGaft. Die s. Sannigm ges
bort. mar am Sonntag bon 8pliSis
item i|i6errumpelt porber. anpitdn
q. s. Softer. Der Die Otter bes Sc
ieses fiibrte, bate babel baS llnaliiG.
bnR er bon einem Seniter auf Die
Strabe ficl. Sic Grbitterung Der
giirger gcaen ben. Der BALI lie Inn
tbre Sonntagserholun9 5u brin9en.
mar 10 groB, oab lie Dem G~b8citHr5<
ten eincn Erunf 8aiier peripei9erz
ten, nm ben er Bat. Ser p~ermunbete
&apitdn tpuroe forttransportirt nnb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-26
Gin tptrfiameS Wittel gf9tn
0ie WnrrupIa9c bet
NtecocM.

Sober Sarrner unb YferDe6eIiser
ipirb e"rire!lt iein, bon einem neiieii
Wtittcl aegeil Die eefiirhtete 8lrm>
PLACE bel Yferben 81 borei, bns in Der
fur8eu 3eit ieires 9efanntieins gan5
erltaunlibe Heiultate 9e5eitigt but. Gs
iinb oics Die ans ser alien SeimatD
bcriibergefommenen Scureta<&apIelh
benubten, gebt berpor, DAB nod Denl
Gineeben o MIR 3pei anpielr t6rn>
Derte ppn Bots INN alien no9lid)en
8iirmern bon 8ferbeu ohsin5eu. uno
baB Eferbc, Die pprbcr mayer, biIlig
unD ltorri'h lpnren, mad Dem Ginge>
ben Der &dpieln Iofort 3ur1ablnen nnD
ale idle6ten gigenidaftcn perlorcn.
Die Wirner eebeu seluo6ulib Idon
nad einigen Stunben mad Dem Gin
geben Der &apIeln tobt i'm Wtiite ab
unb lit bas Miittel III 10 ipertbupller,
als es obne lpeitere llmitdiioe unb obne
Sutterpedlel ieoem Sferbe leiht ein@
gege6en iperben fam. Iuf allen Sar<
men, mo Yierbe sebulten iperben, ioaz
ten 9eraOe ieBt iebem ein5iaen Sbtere
5ipei Der aapieln 5lir @orIl6t pera6|
rei6t tperben, audi menn lid Die Sara
iiten dllberlid) niht bemerfbar gemaft
baben. Sic &apieln linb geiebli6 ga
rantirt unter Serinl 9to. 21,741 uno
tonnen aud tra9enpen Stutcn geeeben
rerben. Sns Iittel lit ein5ig unb
nlein 5t be5ieben D Der unIeren 2e>
fern tpobIbefannteu 8reebers Hentebb
60, go. 2454 Gberrp Cir, Sept. 10,
Wtillpaufee. 3is., gum Rreiie bon
$1.00 fir 6 pber $3.50 fir ~ &ap1
leln pprtofrei NIT @ebrau6snnlpeiz
lung. Dor btaieen Nahatmungen lei
biermit ausbriiflidit geparnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-26
St5O,OOO.OOO COD.

Su benz SdaBante Der 8ereinisten Stnatsn
iinb $50 Wilionen Dollars @olo fit Die Ginl6iuug
Der ausitehenben @reenbads hiuterIe9t. Darliin
II eS auh oerfidnolitt. bas oaS Bolt 5n oteierH
Gopier9elo Elm inbebingtes 8ertrnnet bat.
Ginen dhniihen Saa liefern Die oislen Eauienoe
pom Seilungen. ipeld,e nit ben betnnnten ct.
Sernarb 3rauterptlen ~ersielt iuproen fino. Iieie
auren iiub cine iidiere @etuahr baiir. oaB oieje
9ilen, fpeId)e in allen Aootheten gu babsn tino.
audi Nnberen helien werbeu, Die BON Chuutadbtss
%anfdlen. Sersflopfen. Mattigteit. Shreniauien.
Gtiideniftpdde uno nnberen Nn5eid)en baflr
beimeeiud)t limb. bab Der &Druer elmer &einis
euns BON ben ~aiftigen NbtanftcHen. bic fh in
ihm ielht iortudbrenb bilbeu, bebnr': &er lie
esbraud)t. beiien 2et6 ipiro balo ipieber oDu
ieuer 2ebensfrait eriint iein. 3er feinen NIT
aiitieen 0e~iuebsihiaien h6eriabenen &oroer
ourd Inipenbuna pom ct. Sernar5 ariuters
niaen reiniat. rpirb bon Nierens nno aeberIeioen.
gppenoisitiS uno anberer t0otlidben 8ranfheiten
oeridont nro bis IN Elm bohes Utter geiunb
bieiben. @er aber bisie @arnuns ih nidt 81
Semitic iihrt. ionoern ben a6gefndtteten uno
nersiiteten a6rper fd1 iel6it iiberldBt. fpiro in
ridnt ierner Belt uergeblidl Nnes, fIr eiae Seilnrg
bieten; pergeblich. uno ieier es ale Winipnet
i'm Sdabe SnteI Sam's ooer aud aue Sieidbthls
mer Der WeIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-26
VrdToent bilit bet @aiiem.

&unberten bon 8niien ipurbe bonn
YrGiipenten bes Snbnitrie@ Mnb @nis
ienbauies 5u Incou, Ga. 9eholfen.
pel6er idreibt: oSie electric 8itters
liub felt neun Sabren bier I'M @es
brauh. Sic BADEN fi6 ais cine quite
Gr3cnei eriuieIeu fir Wasens, 2ebers
unb NicrcnleiDcn. @ir betrndten lie.
als cine Der beIten Samiliens Ir5es
neien auf Der @elt." @S belebt Die
2ebensorgane. reini9t bns Slut. bilit
Der Geroauun9. oeriddfft &ppetit,
I'm ihmdhtige, 6leife. idlpade ains
Der ober geihwdhte %cripnen 5u Itdrs
fen uuo nieber a~uf8ubelfen. bat bieie
Ir5enei niht Sbres9leihen. Die bette
@ebi5in fir ipeiblihe 8ebreden. Slos
so Gents in Der Gpotbefc bon z. 8.
656 Wiain Strabe. Sus
buque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-26
SeraS.

- Ste Melpune, Sames s. Siu
rnb Iubere beabitftigten, I'M Stnat
Seras cine @iebipeibe in Ser @robe
bon iieben MiIlionen Mcres n~n5ule9en,
erinnert ipieber einmal barnn, NIT
ipel6' nneebeuren @roBen : Serbdlt@
niiien man III bieiem Staate su ref&
men bat. Iuf bieier einen @etDe
piirben Die Stdaten Connecticut,
8booe Sslanb uno 9elaiparc Ylas
buben, unb es niirbe nod gtailm fir
elm 8~ipeites Seldtpnre llnD fir Den
9iitrift Columbia iibrig bleiben. Die
Staaten Waiidhuietts, @ermont. Reip
9dmpibire unb Sem Seriep tDnuten
bineingeiteut trerben, uno es fpiirbe
Hdnm fir einen breiten 8rpmennbens
meg runo Inn bieie bier Stnaten bleiz
ben. @enn 5err Siu Elm flein penia
CUR Seite riiden polte, f0nnten Die
idmmtlifen neun5ie IiIlipnen ges
ipobner Der @ereinieten Stnoten iih
duf iciner @eibe bdllslih einridten.
Mit ieinen 265.000 Guabratmeilen
lit Seras nnbeSlt 10000 Gmabrats
meilen groBer ais 9eutIdldnb, aber
es bot MIR etpa BEN %3fpan5ieiten She'll
Der gebolferung beg Heides. limb
Oh gibt es 9eute, Die befilrhten, Die
@ereinigten Staaten fDnntcn Ihon in
a%bicbbarer 3eit fir tire gepolferung
al flein peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-26
a,t@snth,,rasr yaselts, nir,stap, nr,, &c. 9ar,.nr 1909.

GUNNER fprrbe auf Die Inflage Der
Srrnteubeit Dor ben Gabi aebrddt.
Ser Ingctlagte brad5te 3eueen NIT,
fpelhe an~Sioeten, oab er pdbrenp
Der gan5en 9td6t in elmer 8irtbibnft
nod Npten Sfat gebrofden unb TO-
gar cinmal Elm areu5<S Colo obne Siee
ben aeiuonnen unb ipgar Sdneiber
9ema6t babe. Htcbter Neeler, ielber
elm eifriger @en5elritter. lieb iid Dos
intereilante Spiel erflGren, unb aab
panndb Die benfipiirbise. sered5te unb
alS Erd5eoen5 geltenbe gnti6eibung
ab. bnb irgenb Elm Wann. unseaftet
ME bel er trinfe, oils npuitdnbig
niihtern an5uieben lei, penn er bas
i6pere. compliSirte mtb lp%iiienidaftz
lihe Sfnt ipielen, unb b~eionbers elm
Spiel ohne Sieben, S6neioer, sez
tpinnen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-01-26
YcunIDIUanta.

Ius Sbilaoelpbia beridtet Die
rNorbs Imerifa": Sur Die @eiItess
g~egenipart Ser SGneiter Mn9elita aus
Dem Srben Der ct. Solepb g. S6tpes
itern. Die nit benz llnterri6te in Der
@tdoden zYfnrrihule Der &atbeornlz
@emeiube an Der 8ooD StraBe, pberz
balb Ger 18. StraBe, betraut Iino. pers
binoerte Wiittpof. Den 13. Sanlldr.
Den Nusbrud elmer Hanif IN bieier
Sduile.
Sn bicier S6ule 6eitebt bic Cite.
bab Die Wdnden ieber ein5eluer
@!niie in 3piidenrdumen bon je flint
Wlinutcn in Den Shulbof g~eluiien
lperben, I'M iib anf fnr5e 3eit BARN
nufbalten 81 fDnnen. Nl5 Die
S6ipeIter Inselifn an bieiem Sage
lire aus ben fleiniten MdO6en be-
itebenbe &ldiie III Den SGulbof fiibrte
iab lie aus elmer Spoltc in Ser 8ors
halle bes eriten Stodnerfes leicbtt
Harl6nolfen 6ernnslirDmen. Sit
iteate iid) iofort Dor Oieie Spalte mi
perbiiute biele Haudipolten nit ibren
tueitcn SrbenSgeipdnbe. Snnn idriet
tic etlihe 3ettel, Die lie bnra &inoel
in bic iibrisen S1ul5immer brineer
lieB. Snrin tpuroen Die betreffen:
Den Shpeltern unb Die Gberin muf.
geforbert. 10 idnea als c5 nloslid lei
Die @loden5eidxn fir DEN fur5er
Iuientbalt IN bem Sdyulbof gu 9eber
unb Die ainber, pbne bnB iie es &C.
pn6r niirben. DAB ba5u Elm beionberel
@ruub porliese. mD9lidit ihneI
ms Sreie 5u b%rin9en. Inf bieI
@eile eelang es, i~nuerbal6 Sebi
Wiinlten Die 800 Wtdoden, meldJe lid
in bieier Sfrle bcfunben batten, II
Siherbeit 8i bringen. Die ein3igl
Gtorung mohtc Die Wll,tter cine.
ainhcs. Die. Io6alb lie eebort bate. bal
in bieier Sdlle elm Seuer ~auSgebro'
den lei. inmnWrnb unb ipebtlagcni
berbeieilte unb nnd ibrem 6iub'
ihrie. Sic fcnntc crit berubigt iper.
Den. ais lie ibr &inb uuberiebrt in ibr'
Irme ihlicBen fonnte.
9as Seuer purbe 9cloi6t, ebe 81
Seueripcbr b%ernnoeeilt mar. gs moi
our6 cine ilberbibte SeiorDbrc emit
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