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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07

Sa6r itnttfinbenbe groBe SGnserfelt
an5uidlieBen, tperben sebeten, iif
periDuli6, ibriftli6 ooer per Selepbon,
Douglas 300, beim Seitiefretdr.
Srn. Salentin S. Yeter, $40. 1911
5oiuarb Ctr. iofort gu n1eloen. Do I'M
Saufe Der nd6iten ISOLDE 5dou nit ben
Srobeu unter Der 2eitung bes Seitz
birigenten, 8rof. Sbeob. 81. Reeie be-
9onnen tperoen ioa. llniere Ibiidt
lit es, ben gum 9roBcn Seite berbet>
itr6menben Sremben einen 8entii6z
ten Gbor por5ufiibren, Der iotpobl an
3abl dls an 2eiitune5fdbieteit ben
groBen StGoten bes 2anbes ntft nah>
iteben Ion, unb besbalb ergebt an ole
itimmbegabten Sdnen Die Bite. it'd
NIT ibrem 8eitritt 5u Dem groben
Gbor re9t 81 beeilen, panit paS
Ginger beginner lam.
Sas iG6rli6e gramen fir ben
iiingeren Glerus Ser SiD5eie Smaba
Fat Rttttpo6, bcu II. Hppember,
Itattgefunoen unb babeu ii6 baran an
Die fiiuf5ig Yrieiter betbeili9t.
Sci Der 8%elegenbeit purbeu bon
giidof Scanneu folsenbe @eriesuns
gen a%ngeorbnet: Hep. Sebes bon Seg>
iu9ton an Die neue 8emeinbe in Sors
bpce, geoar County. - Heb. 8otb<
fe9el bon Sibnep na9 &enominee,
Gebar @ountD. - Hep. Spbnen bon
Der ct. Setter 3 Stride in Smaba als
IiiiItent mad 2erin9ton. = 8cp.
9leaion bon Der ct. Satrif' s Stride
nah Der 8atbebral> @emeinbe uno 5uz
gleid Sefretdr bes bo6tp' item Sti6ofs.
= Hep. Burger bon Wenominee,
Gebar County. als Yfarrer Der nelen
beutiden @en,einbe in ct. CHARLES,
Cunning Gountp. = Hep. Cannon bon
Der ct. Seter' Stride gum eriteu Iiiis
ltenten Der &~atbebral : @emeinoe.
Heb. 8annon bat ferner als Iebnfs
teur Der .Srue Soice" einen @ebiilfen
befommen.
Cine Insa6l n~eu9ebilbete B II t.
Of e fatboItihe @emeinben baben be-
reits UNI einen eigenen Sfurrer nabs
geIlift. bod mar Der 6od]tp' lte Sii6pf
Scannen leiber nidt in Der. Gage
ibren @iini6eu su entiprefen. neil
Der Waneel an Deutifen Srieitern
su srob uuo Die G~nttpidelung Der
Sio5eie 5t raid boraneebt. Sit Der
n1ditcn Seit ptrn cine Nnsabl iuuger
Yriciter aus Seutidlanb in Omaha
e~r,uartet, lie iih Der Seeliurse TT
NebraSfa uibmctt merbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07
Gaben reieRer ,1dnner iinS
eerine

i'm @ersleid nit oieiem: sd be.
5ellge hermit, oaB id electric Bit.
tiers ais cine Der gr0Bten @aben be.
trahte, sic 8ott ben Srauen semadt
bat" id)reibt 6rau .. Tbinepallt
BON Seital Center, u. .. sd tann
ME pergeiieu. mas Die Iebi5in fir
mid getban bot" Sieie berrlitle
Webi5in gibt 2ebensfriihe, aorper.
itGrfe mb prGdtige 8eiunObeit. Sic
fitrirt i6nea Nerpoiitdt, Sdlailoiig.
felt, Welqndolie, 8opiibmer5en.
GiidenihmerserL SdmGde. ullo
Sdwinbelanfdae; felt Die S6ma.
fen uub ar1nfelnben ihnell
mieber Der. Irobirt oielelbe. 90
Gents in E. 50. Huete's Ipo.
tbefe, CSC @ain Str, Dubuque, ga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07
Gsrrefpsntens aus Ontaka,
tlcbrasfa.
8 M a II q. gtebr., 1.

Smabd q, Nebr., 1. Seq. 90.
Sn Smabaer peuti6eu SGngcrs
~freiicn trifft man bercits Sorbereitums
gen fir bus grpbe Sdnserfeit I'M fonts
member Sabre. Die Yroben Der
ySereinistcu SGngcr bon Snaba.
SiiozS Omaha unb Council BLUFFS"
iinpen inter 2eituug bes SeitsSiris
9entcn Sroi. 3. 9tup. 8eeie in Der
Idnnerdor SaIle itatt. Sober
itinmbe9abte SeutIdc lit 9cr3litit
einselaben, Dem Gbor lid an5ui1lies
BEN. Gs linb feiuerlei llufolteu nit
Dem InibluB oerhunben, ba ale IuSs
saben BON Ser Seitbeborbe bcltritten
iperben. @s gilt. elmer Gbreniadc.
Smabn auf Dem Sdngerieit IN geianss
liher ge3iebuu9 lpiirois 5u ~rcprdiens
tiren. Gud lit bereit5 an Die Orgas
niiiruns zines senliiAten Chores ge>
badt noroeu. Splseuoer Iufrllf bes
Meliitz Gomites erflGrt bies bon ielbit:
ane ltimmbesabten Samen bon
Smaba. Council 8lufis nnb hinge
genb. Die piIlens iius. ii6 Dem sroBen
9emii9teu gbor fir Sas bier ua1ites
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07
SHSneS Amsieten.

Gs lit Ser @uni6 elmer ieoen
Sralt, if6n al,sSuieben, aber Sim'
pies, Saiitmlsbriide, @ilnoen uno
8eifipiire ral1ben pielen bas Ser
gniisen. Sortetl 9,ldlen's Irnica
Salbe furirt bieielben; madt Die
Salit pei6 unb geibmeioig. Sic
perI6onert bas @eitht. Sic furirt
Simples, tpebe alieen, Golo Cores,
geiprungene 9ippen uno Sunoe.
Yrobirt tie. llnfeblbar bel SGmor-
rboioen. Greis so Gents bel &. @.
Guete, 656 Naiu Str., Dubuque,
SsSotpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07
Die Wans.

SO ipielen mitnter binter'm Saiis
Die 9it6en u,tb Die WGohen;
Stn5, Sriebe, Geter, Seit uno &lalts,
Gertrude Mub Sltng.aGtbd]en.
Sas iald15t uto iltbelt, flingt nnb
iingt
llno biipft uno baiht ilno rinet unb
lpringt.
9a freiift ~urploslif Sruoe auf
llno blidt erifreft our groe.
Die anoern bemmen ibren 2altf;
Wtit angItliher @ebdroe
Shau'n iie Die &leine on, sic ihreit:
~ Mdl1iel! = Silfe! 8eter, geit!"
Die Ginoer iteben tpie gebannt,
Sallt poden, lire Ser5en.
Gin Wf1itsd)en - bort bodt's oil Der
Samit lit niht si Ifer5en;
Senn lit Ser sSetno al,f nod 10 flein,
90 fonnt' er bod gefdbrli6 iein.
9a iieb' - biti6, buid! - ga lit
er fort! -
@obin? = @r lit peri6tpunben. -
Otan luft gar emlig oa uno bort,
9od miro er nidt sefi,noen. -
ltnb bod = I'M 8GnIeitalle iibt
or iest, iebt, pie iein IeugIein blist!
r9as fangen mir! - @ebt arf oen
3eb'n! -
Damn laiIen mfrs bon allen,
Die einen Yfennig geben. ieb'n,"
Stuff 8eit. n9as miro g~efalen!"
ltnb ale MAIDEN iif bereit,
8tlt's bod gar erniten &f itnb
Streit.
Gum &e6en greift Ser t%altf're &laus
uno Sin5 altr SuIelrrtbe,
SnoeB nit @aiier, Ell Der Cans!
@in itegen Ha6bars CRUDE,
0ob adtbfen bGlt 0es 8aters SUIT
Gum Sang bereit - Ell, nel9 elm
Miitb!
9a iprtuet bas Iduslein plosIid
Dor.
Sas idafft elm eniis' &egerL
sims baiit iinb trifft 8eit iiber's DIR,
&lein.Sruoe gieBt peripegen
Den @aiieridpan aif Geters 8opf,
ga tropft uno trieft Der arme Srnpf.
God &Gtbe - CT, pie Ialtert Die! =
Sect eilt's-'s lit alBer's Spaiie!-
Mur su! - 8 web', ba itolpert tie
@ar nnianft alf Die Haie.
Nlm gibt's elm &lagen bier itnb
bort -
God 8 WGrslein lit fir INNER fort.
S. cd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07
Oh { 5nrSie GiebeS ugen6O

bereitet SIT baben, no es germ ipeilen
Diiroe.
Ma6t's nad, liebe ainoer, Jam.
melt in bieier Sorbereitilngs5eit beS
Iopents elre Salmhen bon gitten
@erfen itnb fleinen Spfern, bamit
audi ibr I'M beiligen @eibnadtsfeite
elm mormes arippden fiir's Seiu-
finD bereitet babt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07

Soiuie bic 2ampe ni6t bonn Dele
ent5iinbet, ionbern bon bemielbcn aes
ndbrt ipirb. 10 ipirb Der @laubc nidi
IotppbI aus. ben 8erfen seboren. als
pielmebr bur6 Die 8erfe senabrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07

ttren mub, tpenn man ginfluB gez
tpinnen mill unb bab es iif rnift be-
5ablt" gu f1impfen unb 5u "ipettern",
ipenn M an elmer Stelle itebt.
mo man seben lam aber aiif
II + m en- muB.
l1nb fir 2eute. Die getpobnt iino gu
.l1ntertbanen" at reben. b. +. pelhe
ii9 binter irsenb cine 3eitun9suano
ODER alif Der SDbe elmer fir6li6en
ober tpeItliden &%ebnerbiibne Of I
fiiblen, neil Der Inbere vni6t 5uriids
antiporten" fann. lit bieie grfeuntniB
iiberaus t%pertbpoa. gs pertreibt
9i6ts bas @efibl Der rSerreu"z
itellung - die Gnberen piiien ia
bod giibts unb i6 fann iagen mas
i6 mill" - ihneller als quite 9 II
einss Sebatten II. ipenn elm enerz
glider, tiibler Brdiibeut lie leitet.
Sort iiebt man 10 Ran6en ben
S6perbeleibisten ipielen. Der MIR.
bur6 feline eigene "Hiifiidtsz
loii9feit alis 8~enobnbeit" eiumal Die
% abrbeit gebDrt bat uno merit,
oab Die 4nbern bod nift lauter
narautfopfe" iinb unb audi Iniihten
baben unb iie 3i bertbeibigen piiien.
8ur3 ilnb gut. tpeuu es seltnst
Siinslinse unb Idnner gum erfol8z
rei6en @prtrase elmer ein5iz
sriinbli1 burdgearbeiteten,
tppblpprbereiteten, formeuen 8ebe 5u
bringen. Damn perbeu bieie ielbeu
2eute 5iemli6 ale, audi fir Die a NJ
D + Iufeaben unb Sfli9ten eines
tii6tisen, fatbolii6en Saien praftiif
81 nertpertben fem. Wtan perilt6e
es nur eiumall Saber ipiro Die Ibz
billie fir BEN Iansel on 2aienfrdften
fommen, ulb reft balb fontmen. penu
ii6 bas 3iel seitent tpirb: ams icber
bentihen 0emeinbe iua elm 9aien=
Gebner sefdaffen uerben nnb etn
einstseS Sbema fir ieben etn=
selten 9iebner!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07

Sin sflape Der 9irbeit. Gin Iann
oper cine Srau in Der gliitbe hes
2ebens mag Sabre lang elm Sflape
barter Irbeit fem, llnb iid bennoh
gang tpobl befinben. Sic 3eit fumnlt
inbeiIen. ipo er aiisfinoet. baB CT niht
mebr 10 hunter, tpie friiber. lit. Die
llriade lieet barin. baB Die Hatur
ni6t fd6ig mar. Die &rdfte beS 86r>
pers 10 i6neu pieber ber5uiteIen. pie
lie perbrauft mlrSen. Sic 9tatur ees
brauft ettpas geiitartb BEL ibrer Cir
belt. unb, serabe in pieier Sinii6t.
bat bas alte 8rGuters Seilmittel. Sors
mis- Mpenfrditer. feline @taht beipiea
len. gr entfernt bic Ibfaaitoffe aus
benz Spitem. unb itdrft Die seidipdds
ten Sr9aue. CT tpirb Dem Yu6litlm,
brett geliefert burh Die gigentbiimer,
Or. Yeter Sabrnep & Cons &c.. 10
% 60. Sopne ape.. gbica9p. SD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07

0eSenfet Der @5alein!

@enn Der @inter feline Serridaff
antritt, Der grobooen eritarrt lit ODER
lid cine peihe Sbneeoede iiber Selo
u1lb Slur, in 8arten umo @alo aus
breitet, oann lit es I'M uniere armet
Sogletn iblebt beltellt.
Sor Sroit limo tie ia our1 ibr
bifes Seoerfleio geidiist. bod nit
ibrer 9abrung iiebt es idlimm aus
IN Der Dinterlih barten 3eit. SIR
alle fonnt oa5u beitragen, Die bum.
gernoen Sbier6en Dor benz @eroer.
ben 81 ihiisen. 8ieIe bon Md be.
iisen gerpiB elm 4anarienbogeIHe1t
ober iraeuo elm anoeres Singpogel.
hen. 8ie nmaniden" bieie fleinert
&erle NIT ibrem Sittterl Nebmt oie-
les aus Dem Slttterndpf6en getpor.
fene Suffer, fhiittet es nif einen 80.
gen Gapier unb leet es auf ben Bal.
fonttih ooer itrellt es in Die iest
hires Sdmltfes b~eraubten 9alfon.
fditen. llnSdblig niel quite 4ornbelt
befinben lih nod inter ben Ieerett
Siilien, iino Die Sogleit niiien pobI,
bieie beraus5nfinOen. Seblt Der
9alfpn, 10 itreut oas Suttey, audi
aartoffel. nno 9roofrumen, a1if bas
Seniterbrett. 9as luItige Bib ben
iih I'm oie bohniGfommene Nab.
rung balgenoen, biipfenoen, ptepen-
oen, fleinen @eieGen lobnt elih reidl-
lid Die geringe Miibe. limo sebt ritr
adt, mie piinftid iie iid 5ur Mabk
5eit einitellen! n
3iebt Damn Ser Sriiblins pieber
in's 2anb, 10 lobnen rno banfen
eu6 Die Sogelhen eitre 2iebesmiiA
nit ibren ifonIten 2ieoern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07

@eoenf'. mein aino, oaB on bon
Stolb
ginit peroen pirlt oes Sooes Haiib..
gr fommt pieleidt in fur5er 3eit,--
gift on bereit?
giner ihonen Sral ber3etbea
Die Idnuer IQes, Die Srauen ni@ts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07

HITTER ben Iitarbeitern Der grDBes
rel 3eitun9en bon 3ep 9urf 6erri6t
6: eI Srcube oh Der froben aunbe, ban
in'rlgc cincs llcbereinfummenS an
ricr rfii5icaeu Sauptfeiertaaen, 5anf=
ircnrg, @cibnadten, Neniabr itnb
%,crtcn Snli, feline 3eitnns erideinen
alb. Mir Sru. Sames @orbcn
gc.mctt's "gpening Telegram" lpirb
cine Nu3uahulc MADDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07
@er snlekt ladt, ladjt ant geitens

g(nna Yiep, 6as fleine Spasenmds
Del, bate @ebltrstag, nno Sra1t
gllle, Die ibrem Sbiilerinnen ait Dies
lem Gage germ ein Sergniigen ct.
laltbte, bate eiren nit &rdn3en lirt6
9anoern geifmiidten Waitbai,m inA
Sole atfltellen laiien, bamit Inna
Yiep ino ibre Sreunbinnen oarait
turner fonnten. Ha - Die MGoeE
wareit iebr gei6ift, faBten Die 8dn.
Der unb mad,ten &unolauf ober
ihaufelten ii6, 'obne chamber 5lt
itoBen ODER Die 91nber in l1noro.
ming 5u bringen. Sben, atf oer
Wauer, iaBen Die Sitngen bon Or.
Nabe ,lno Iahten Die SpatenmGoef
aus. ,Sas lei feline aunlt", meitts
ten iie. IS Damn Inna Giep un6
ibre Srennoinnen ms Sous gegans
gen iparen, fletterten Tie raid in ben
@ortem uno periitdten. bas Spiel
NIT Den 9Gnbern ben Spasen nod)s
5lrmad)en. Iber o neb! Sic pers
widelten iih 10 fiird)terlih. baB lie
lih nift ntebr beraiiswinoen fpnnterf
ulo per5ipeifelt in Der Suit 5appel.
ten. 90 iono lie Or. &abe, utb ibr
fonnt elid oetfen, pelde Strafpre.
biat er linen belt. Ole fleinen Mli.
Del aber. bie baS IlleS bonn Saln!
aus nit meeieben botten, la6tet
MN oie unaelhidten Sitngen aus,
Die borber 10 seprablt batten. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07

3rci caliiprniIfe Stdbtc riiten
tic, i'm III etuigen Sabren @eltauss
il alingen Su pcranltalten. Die IueS
bt@bir in oieier Ri6tuns 8cleiltcte in
Seboi.en itcnen iollen. Gun Diego
nil anldBli6 Der grDffmlus oes
&nuoun : aanals I'M Sabre 1915
enc Brpbc NusiteGung baben. uub in
Con Sranciscp pirb cine iol6e fir
hrs Snbr 1913 CUR Seter bes @ieoerz
nrf1iues Der Stabt ua6 Der CRIB
LcUcus uub 8rdnbtataitropbe 9eplant.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07

Banner bon Sinolep, Ohio. haben
I'M iilbli6en Sbeile oieier 8e8eno elm
@lsfclO entDedt, pelhes nit Den 5uz
crit cntbedten 9roben 8asfeloern
riDnliItren oiirfte. Ser 8rlnnen lit
leo SUB tief. Iuf einmalige gobs
ring eri6ieu bas Gas. Wnn bait
ii GreIlc fir Die itdrfite, Die jen1als
III oicier @e9eno ge9raben tuuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07

Ter n~eieite eusliide &reu5cr bonn
Srentnuu9btsS pp. .2iou", unb iein
GCnccitcridiff. fir ipel6e Iucben Die
Gru;rnfte nllseeidrie6en lporbeu itno,
irlcn cine Son1a9e bon 26,350 unb
cinc Weidpiubiefeit bon % ¬en
crlniten. Sie S6iffe iperben 700
" lang iein, nIio MIR INN go SUB
Der als Der Gunarb : Sampfer
Aiitatia". Sebes Der Sfiffe tpiro
Ut sipolf5pliec 9ei6iiee filbren nnS
|. aber $1U&2CU,000 fp1ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07

Is lit befnnut. bab Ser benti6e
Gptnni6as cine In3abl Borte birgt.
b. btncn Der 3ufau cs 9efii9t fat, bab
VIC ron binten mad borne geleien,
CD nip laiten ipie umsefebrt. Gines
D. D.fannteiten 8orte lit rGelief>
pi Ter, banu nod ~Wtarftfram",
.Sicittier", .Gentner".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-07

8ie Der Glerf bon gpof Gountp,
Su., ertldrt. batten in Chicago nibt
iucniger ais 1000 Serionen Setratbs@
Gi5enien erpirtt, I'M AM Snnt1
i~a8un9stase in Den gbeitanb 81 treten.
= + +
Sn 8romberg (Yolen) feierte oieier
S1ge Die 2e1rertptttpe &irIten ibren
103. @eburtstn9. Ius bteIem Gnz
,Iriic ipirbe ibr bon Der fgl. Gcgiez
ruulg elm @eibent bon 100 Mart
i.Nerlpicien.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-09-07
Newspaper COMMENT.

The South Carolina DISPENSE
ries, which we're closed for a
month pending the prohibition
election, we're re-opened Saturday
afternoon and as a result there
was a rush for liquor. In Colum-
bia, for instance, there were 80
arrests for drunkenness and dlsor-
derby conduct, one serious cutting
affray and two negroes were killed
while resisting arrest. This sort
of thing is "water OF the Wheel
of the prohibitionists, who failed
to vote the dispensary out of Co
lumbia. and it should and doubt
less will strengthen their cause.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-09-07
Proceedings Of the County Court.

Before Judge Miller, in the
County court, the following cases
were tried last week:
Mary jenkins, %disorderly con-
duct. Fined SIS and cost.
Will Kirk, disorderly conduct.
Judgment suspended on payment
of cost.
John Barringer, disorderly con-
duct. 81. 90 and cost.
James Roberts, disorderly con-
dnct. Fined $1.O0 and cost.
Leander Smith, beating board
bill. Not guilty.
Will Baldwin and Harry Wood,
larceny. Guilty, 3 months on
roads.
Smith Lynch and John Parker.
ARRAY. Guilty as to Parker, Ca
pias for Smith Lynch.
Frank Beck, indece Mt Language
Guilty. Judgment continued up
on payment of half the cost.
Chas. Sides, fast running of au'
tomobiIe OIL streets. Continued
to September 18th.
John Walker, selling liquor
Continued to September 18th.
Homer Miller and G. M. Bailey
selling liquor, 6 cases. Continued
to September 18th.
James Roberts, disorderly con
duct. Called and failed. 5000
deposit forfeited. Cspias issued
John Walker and Abe Clark, at
fray. Guilty as to Clark, who
was given 30 days. Judgment
suspended as to Walker upou pay
ment of half the cost.
Tom Rodgers beating board bill.
Guilty.
Judge Miller held his daily re-
ception in the court house Monda
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-09-07

at 10 O'Clock, and the following
cases were disposed of:
Frank Sahli, false pretense.
Not guilty.
Godfry Lipe, assault with dead
ly weapon. Guilty. Fined $25
and cost.
Ernest Murphy, disorderly con-.
duct. Fined IS and cost.
Tom Whalen, disorderly con-
duct. Fined IS and cost.
Before Judge Miller, in the
County Court on Tuesday morn
ing, John Workman, colored. was
convicted of selling whlskey on
Sunday at Granite Quarry and
sent to the roads for IL months.
Workman, through his counsel,
plead to be let off with a fine, but
Judge Miller insisted upon a road
sentence as he said 80 many COM
| plants we're made about the sale
of liquor at and around the quar-
ries to the workmen and others to
their injury, and to the injury of
the of the community that
he would be compelled to let the
road sentence stand, he, however,
left the case open for 10 days to
hear from Charlotte, where Work.
man formerly lived, as to his
character, and if he could prove a
former good character he might
mitigate the sentence by a month
or two.
Mr.. Outlet was convicted of
carrying concealed weapons and
fined $40 and cost.
Jno. Trexler, assaulting a small
boy, son of John Painter, was fin
ed $40 and cost.
READ THE WATCHMAN.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-09-07
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keen brain follow their USE. You
can't afford to slight Electric Bit
ters if weak, rundown or slckly.
Dolly Soc. Guaranteed by all
druggists.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-09-07

Rev. M. M. Kinard, pastor of
St. Johns Lutheran Church, has
just completed his fourth year
with this church, and, as a token
of the high esteem in which he is
held by his congregation an in
crease in his salary has just been
made which adds $500 per year to
his income. Rev. Kinard Is one
of the ablest divines in the state
and deserves we'll. St. Johns
has prospered under his ministry
and the church does we'll to show
it's appreciation in such a sub
stantial manner.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-09-07

Since the North Pole has been
discovered we move that our
townsman, o. W. Spencer, be ap-
pointed q committee Of one to 60
and fetch it for exhibition pur-
poses at the Rowan County Fair.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-09-07
This Makes US Tired.

w. H. Leonard. the Salisbury
ieweler, has proven his claim to
fame as an inventive genius by
making an automobile that for
speed, durability and appearance
is second to none IN the town,
He studied the best machines and
constructed one that combines
the good points of all without
their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Dis
patch.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-09-07

We fear that in this day of pei
lagra, appendicitis, hook worm,
squintum, etc, etc, that some one
will so far forget himself and be
SO unappreciative of modern medl-
cal science as to have a PLAIN, old
time case of belly-ache.
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CAROLINA WATCHMAN
VIM. d.. STEWART, Ed. and Prop.
Published every Tuesday at 100 West
Innes street.

Entered as second-class matter Jan.
18th. 1905, at the post office at Sails
bury, N. c., under the act OF Congress
of March Bird, 1897.
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SALISBURY, N. c., SEPT. 9TH, 1909
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-26
4 TH.INKFCL PARISH.
(bUrob'S MORTGAGE Pit on
OTrrfOru Plate.

-r7- xxi -irS p7- Far opserf Cd 'n
most unexpected manner in Holy Tr.n-
Do. D. =ropsl church. Harlem without
che sro~Fedgr Of The Re TOT Harr-- =.
Nichols rre rector and n any. save
.s-- f--- members n rhs congregation
-pn -as raised r--hin che last Ten
.--r and cancelled mortgage for The
-- rsne5 vas rgt OF ths onertor~
-e-r 70 che morning service. L vas
0-- 1sTf an hour before the ser-i-e that
80 rector ~ss informed that the mort
Fsze had been paid IN frH last Tues
cs- sermon which he hsd prepared
YES hastily lsid aside. and h spoke
rEon conditions in Holy TRINITY psrish
This fz what hes 60 long troubled us 20
'sd no. as he lifted rhe morrgsze. tied
r red string from The urper - se~-
rrsl -rertorv plates ana held if aloft 50
Fr- c1IEre cation could see ~
Holy Trinity Church, which be- -
LeacE euge and 1920 street. ss . par
Sch dates from 1885 US FIRST place u
worship vas a. Fifth Avenue and l25th
s'r=er building that sfterr-ard became
Temple TsrseI ~ Harlem. and has since
been torn down. The present edihce vas
erected osuf rV-entv Years ago. and had
DEBT % ir - 500 Go Ten rears ago
f had been reduced 30 SIJo.0o", when
hr p .ehas came here from Minneapolis
~ its rector Daring the last ten years.
'.nder fhe present recforshlp. the amount
wac red Iced - S35 go
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-11-26

their plates and the place where turkey
ought 10 be first received.
The Hebrew Orphan Asylum. az lSTth
street and Amsterdam avenue. was 10
have had a parade in the morning. II
was postponed. but after the hearty
Thanksgiving dinner at noon the 200
children in the institution romped in
the playrooms at any sport that pleased
them.
Peggy Williams. the wooden legged
man who always heads the lineup At
the Municipal Lodging Houses Thanks
giving Day feast. was on hand early
Superintendent Yorke found him at the
front door at Q o'clock. singing cheer
fully that she had rings on her fingers
and bells on her toes"
oh. I don't know" he said. when
asked about the trials Of the homeless
in yesterdays kind Of weather. Now.
here's Thanksgiving Day. When we
are fed inside ali We have TO do is 10
line Up again and wait our turn for
another feed. The bread line does well.
though not so handsome, OF course as
this-and then. Christmas is coming"
If any OF you haven't enough" said
Superintendent Yorke, as each batch OF
one hundred men-au the dining room
would hOld-had finished. you can line
up in the rear and come back for
more"
Eight hundred children and about four
hundred adults got turkey dinner at
the Five Points Mission. in Park street,
al noon. The food consumed was
donated 10y the Epworth League and by
eight churches Of different denomina-
tons
The observance Of the day az the i'm
migration station on Ellis Island was
quierer than usual This was attributed
10 the fact that the number Of detention
cases happened 10 be small. For those
immigrants who were at the island. how
ever. special dinners we're arranged.
Brooklyn celebrated with the usual
enthusiasm and religious services. There
we're great times al the naval branch or
the Young Mems Christian Association
and al the navy yard. On Thanks
giving eve FIVE hundred men registered
AZ the branch and all appeared at the
ld-fashioned New England dinner which
was served between l. and 3 o'clock.
About ten thousand sailors and marines
ate their dinner ~ the navy yard. The
only boat which did not have spread
aboard was the Half Moon There Is
only ore man in her crew and he vas
invited out.
Most Of the churches in greater New
York held special services. which were
well attended. considering the inclemeut
weather.