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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-08-25

In esta imprenta sc vende
papel de periodicos viejos a
50 Quintal.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02

f. w. MeComas, OF this city, has an
interesting article upon the subject of
wheat raising in the New Years issue
OF the Oregonian. The following ex-
tract from the article tells OF this
great industry as it prevails in east
ern Oregon and especially in Umatilla
county.
"Umatilla county alone produces
per cent of the wheat used in the Uni
ted States. The lands comprising this
vast wheat field are not surpassed in
volume or quality of grain by any 9TH
er locality in the world. Indeed, it Is
doubtful If any like area can produce
for a series of years the per acre av-
erage of wheat which is produced
here. Several years elapsed before the
residents of this section conceded
wheat-growing a profitable industry.
Most of them considered the land, ex-
cept along the streams, Of no value,
except for pasture, and the better the
bunchgrass. the more 10th were they
to destroy it with the plow. Here and
there small tracts were broken and
seeded, and slowly there was Develop
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02

ment from bunchgrass and sagebrush
TO fenced fields of waving grain; and
the story of the Willamette valley was
repeated in eastern oregon. The
wheat farms kept just in advance of
the iron horse and bands of steel
which are as necessary to the profit
able production of grain as are soil,
moisture and sunshine.
The End Is Not Yet.
Eastern Oregon has scarcely been
touched by the magic wand, and a
large portion of it's area is yet with
out means of transportation to re-
munerative markets. Thousands up
on thousands Of acres Of fertile grass
lands lie unbroken by the plow in the
counties of Harvey, Crook, Lake, Kla-
math, Grant and Wheeler, an area
which, when reached with proper
transportation facilities, will more
than double the present annual wheat
crop Of Oregon. To those of my read
ers outside Of Oregon, I would say
come and avail yourselves Of this
golden opportunity. Nowhere in the
world can wealth wrested from the
soil be shown so much in evidence as
in the great grain belt along the lines
Of the o. r. G. n. road. To mention
the individual cases Of wealth would
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02

of ripe wheat in the morning and
leave it in the evening, with the grain
cut, threshed and sacked, ready to
haul to the granaries, is not possible
in many of the larger producing wheat
countries. This method of harvesting
very materially reduces the cost of the
operation.
Wheat may be sown in this favored
state either in the fall or spring, with
a positive assurance of an abundant
crop, although preference is given to
fall-sown crops, as it gives the farmer
more time in the spring to care for
his fallowed land.
Much contention exists over the
method of summer following for a
crop; the scientist contending it is
robbing posterity. but in the face of
this contention the practical farmer
swells his bank account, accumulates
more land and assures his friends and
neighbor that his land grows more
fertile each succeeding year.
"The following data, taken at ram
dom, gives the acreage Of wheat in this
state and crops from the year 1878;
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02
We Go to Sleep in Sections.

Although we may not be aware or
the fact, 1t is rather generally admit
ted that we go to sleep in sections.
That is to say, the senses drop off one
by one-the sense of hearing usually
being the last to lapse into uncon-
sciousness~ This probably explains
why persons, who are comparatively
light seepers can be made to answer
questions, or even carry on quite
conversation, without waking. AS long
as the sense of hearing continues to
play it's allotted part the personality
that is sometimes so nearly obliterated
by sleep, responds to its perceptions
of the outside world. Finally, how
ever, as one by one the objective
senses are dulled by this gradual ap-
plication of natures mysterious but
universal anaesthetic, all sorts of
strange fancies parade before the
minds eye, for, though the outer eye
may be tightly closed in slumber,
some sense that corresponds to the
organ Of sight remains awake and
ready to participate in the more or
less strange experiences Of the night.
Bohemian Magazine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02
WHEAT GROWING IN INLAND EMPIRE
AND UMAT|LLA COUNTY IN PARTICULAR

seem like a fairy tale II all were re-
counted here.
"The climate of this vast section of
country is ideal for the production Of
small grains. The wheat produced is
of good milling quality, carrying a
high percentage of gluten and produc-
ing a strong white flottr. England
and Continental Europe must always
come to as for certain percentage Of
our wheat. to mix with their home
product, this to insure their flour the
necessary whteness and strength; this
is the penalty eXacted by nature for
furnishing these countries with their
limited and highly fertilized lands
which give large yield per acre, but
the grain produced is soft and starchy.
"The harvest season in eastern Ore
gon is nearly perfect, The absence of
rain. warm clear days and cool nights,
from the first OF August until 0c-
tober. give the grower abundant time
in which 10 cut, thresh and sack his
grain and the method of harvesting,
with the combined harvest machines,
he IS able TO go into a field
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02
TALLNfAN s. co.
DEVILS AUCTION TONIGHT.
Chas. II. Yales Famous Play VIII BE
Seen at the Oregon.

Among the very many clever things
that have become part and parcel of
the kaleidoscope performance of
Chas II. Yale's Everlasting Devils
Auction" are a number of exceeding
ly funny and intricate trick scenes
that are each year introduced in this
popular show-play. Mr.. Yale states
that in the present twenty-eighth edi-
tion there will be no deviation to this
rule, and that there will be introduce
ed new and very laughable trick
scene entitled "The Magic Picture
Gallery" in which Toby" the trans
formed donkey, again meets his old
enemy Chaos" the sprite, resulting
in the Introduction of series of new
tricks, odd mechanical effects, scene
leaps, star and vampire trap work.
ings, ETC., all of which will prove
most interesting to the Oldest or the
youngest theater-goer.
A number of new specialties unique
and attractive, have been secured by
Chas. II. Yale for the 2Sth edition OF
his Everlasting DEVILS Auction" Co
An European sensation never before
seen in this country will be one Of
the many features of interest. Pat
rons may eagerly await the annual
oblation.
When Chas. H. Yale originally pro-
duced his famous spectacle, the "Dev-
IFS Auction was called "The Devils
Auction" or "The Golden Branch"
After a few years Manager Yale
christened 1t "The New DEVILS Auc-
tion." Then came THE Newest Dev-
lis Auction" Then Forever DEVILS
Auction" Then Forever Devils
Auction" Then again "The Forever
and Ever Devils Auction" and final
ly reaching the goth edition, it be-
came 'The Everlasting DEVILS Auc-
ton" and 1t remains Everlasting" up
on this its 2Sth edition, and it seems
as If Manager Yale has reached the
limit of its titles
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02

The faith that is thrust down the
throat never gets into the heart.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02
Informal Tourist Bah.

Tampa, Fla, Jan. with an in
formal tourist ball, a function unique
to the Tampa Bay, the palatial hotel
on which the late II. Bradley Plant
spent several years of his life and
over three millions of his dollars, will
be formally opened for the winter
season of 10000 this evening. Dis
tinguished among the guests for this
season will be Mr.. and Mrs. William
Jennings Bryan. Mr.. Bryan will be
the guest of honor of the Florida
mid-winter Fair association February
4, the second day of the state fair,
and that evening the great banquet
hall of the Tampa Bay will be filled
with guests gathered to do honor to
the Commoner. Governor-elect AL
bert w. Gilchrist who will be COVER
nor of Florida at that time, will pre-
side at the festal board and distin-
guished visitors from other states
will have seats Of honor,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02
A Religious Authors Statement.

For several years l was afflicted
with kidney trouble and last winter I
was suddenly stricken with severe
pain in my kidneys and was confined
to bed eight days unable to get up
without assistance. My urine contain
ed thick, white sediment ami I pass
ed same frequently day and night. l
commenced taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy, and the pain gradually abat-
ed and finally ceased and my urine be-
came normal. l cheerfully recon-
mend Foley's Kidney Remedy. Pen
dleton Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02
The Value of Books.

A young girl once asked Mark Twain
If he liked books for Christmas gifts.
"Well, that depends" drawled the
great humorist. "If a book has a
leather cover, 1t is really valuable as
razor strop. If 1t is a brief, concise
work, such as the French write, 1t is
useful to put under the short leg OF
wobbly table. An old-fashioned
book with a clasp can't be beat as a
missile to hurl at dog, is as good as
book, like a geography, is as good as
piece of tin to nail over broken
pane of glass"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02
Fever Sores.

Fever sores and old chronic sores
should not be healed entirely, but
should be kept in healthy condition.
This can be done by applying Cham
berlain's Salve. This salve has no
superior for this purpose. 1t is also
most excellent for chapped hands, sore
nipples, burns and diseases Of the
skin. For sale by all good druggists.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02

II you will take Foley's Orino Laxa-
tive until the bowels become regular
you will not have to take purgatives
constantly as Foley's Orino Laxative
positively cures chronic constipation
and sluggish liver. Pleasant to take.
Pendleton Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02

A western judge granted divorce
on account of lll-temper and bad
breath. DR.. Kings New Life Pills
would have prevented 1t. They cure
Constipation, causing bad breath and
Liver Trouble the ill-temper, dispel
colds, Danish headaches, conquer
chills. Csc at Tallman & Co. and the
Pendleton Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02
OVERRIDING IL.

"Affection Is beautiful thing"
said Washington man, "but 1t can
be overdone. Not long ago l was
waiting on a corner for my car when
I CHANGED to hear these parting words
of happy young couple:
"Don't forget, dear said he, Ito
take a car at Dupont Circle, dear. and
remember that Marie's number, dear,
is sixteen hundred, dear, and eight
four"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02
Mystery, But No Mistake.

The Nashville American says hash Is
either a mistake or a mystery. Mys-
stery, yes, but not a mistake, for all
human civilization, all domestic pro-
gress, and all hope for the future are
founded upon hash-such hash as can
be found only in Houston.-Houston
Post.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02
Simple Remedy for La Grippe.

Racklng la grippe coughs that may
develop into pneumonia overnight are
quickly cured by Foley's Honey and
Tar The sore and inflamed lungs
are healed and strengthened, and a
dangerous condition is quickly avert
ed. Take only Foley's Honey and Tar
in the yellow package. Pendleton
Drug Co.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02

"The apparent detection in acreage
from the years 1SS4-1SS7 to the pres
ent time is due to the elimination of
the Willamette valley as a wheat pro-
ducer. the moisture and soil of that
locality making 1t more valuable for
intensified farming. The small acre
age in the year 1S91-1S9S was due to
the then prevalent hard times" the
wheat farmer being as much II not
more affected by the conditions pre-
vailing than the average business man.
There are many opportunities for
the young man OF today to be pio-
neer in certain sections Of the state,
and within a decade of years become
a wealthy landowner. and repeat tho
history of the last decade"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-01-02

One unfurnished room for rent In
the East oregonian building. Elec.
tric lights and steam heat. Bath, not
and cold water on floor. Rate very
reasonable. Enquire at d. o. offoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Correspondents aus W,innciuta.

Ius 8inpna, Minn., mcloet Serr
u. Yrp6pipib: Ser ct. Soiepb's
llnterltiibuugs : Serein bon 8inona
erlrdblte in Der jdbrliden @erIamme
lung nm =. Sepruar folgenbc Vcz
mnten: Trdiibent: Ynul &cn1p; @icez
Trdiibent: Sntob q. &entges; S1aez
meiitcr: Soiepb S4lingermnnn; I.
Sefretdr: u. YrodoniB; 2. SetrctGr:
Matthias &ater; Wari6dQ: Yctcr
Sinber; @otihofter: Srnu5 @epcr;
&ereinss Sa5ueutrd9er: gilbert Chefs;
Ser. Stnntcn : 6nbncutrdger: Sobnnn
Mnlotfe; 9ireftoren (fiir brci Sab
re- Saul acmp. Matthias @nter urb
q. Yrodoluib; @erlpnltnn9srntb /:
@ottftieo Strunf. Sohn Sibfer unb
Snfpb Nnlmes. Sir BEN fommenbeu
Nntbolifcntng nureen ioloenhc Co
mites %crn1nnt: Grefutipz Gomite:
SpcGp. s. Meier, 6odp. :. &. Sac
gen, Saul aemp. 81. ErofomiB unb
SoIepb Sdlinaerm1nn; Sirnn3 : Co.
mite: @m. Rooemader. @ottiricb
Strunf, Wiidncl @pcrgen, Sobann
S@neiber unb Sep acnp; Sroarnmm>
unO llntertnltuugss Gomite: Nintbin5
Sntcr, Sobn @uentber. Carl =. Shuz
Ter. yiic. s. Shneiocr mno Sobnnu
3ieGcufus; Gmpfnn03s Gomite: Sodip.
(. Weier. Sobn @ibter. SranS &aoez
nader, Sncob @oelfcr uno 3pbn Eros
TreBsGomita Sacob q. 6ents
ac5. Solepb HroholpiB unb 2ouis
Groina; GinlnburaS : Gomite: &odbip.
&. Meier. Soul &cmp unb u. &ros
OtIiifs unb llm8uaSs Gomite
@inteiS. MATTHIAS W. Shmirt
lnb Nu9ult Weicr (gio. ~; SetorGs
unO Ib8eidene Gomite: Sodbip.
5. s. Sac9en. Carl Mlaycr uub Soicpb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Gle fommeni mmer nod.
Wearange ton Mpstanitpaniden
Gen IN DER Sorbert Srng So.

Chen Guf. ouf bcll CT ltol5 lcin
fam, cririrbt lid @arner in Der Sor=
bert apptbete, ipp er iic1 aui fnr5c 3eii
nicbcrgcluIlcn rat, ltnt Die Selpobner
SnbuQue's 5u belpegen, Die berilbmten
H%bcun1dIine Ir5neimittel 81 gebrdlls
fen ulo gebeilt 5u mcrocu. CT be-
9a6 lid ais Srempling bortbiu, cnts
lHlolien, Die Sr5neimittel nuf cine
offene, cbrlid)e Wciie ein5ufibren. Or
ertldrtc Nueil, Die bel i'm, poriprahcn,
Die Tort1ellc ser Hbeunlalinc Ir5ucis
,mittel. Srfolgebelcu miro Die Ir5ncI
jcbt III &unOerten bon Sdmilien III
9nbnoue unb lim9egcnb 9ebrnuht.
Cine groBe ansnbl bicier 2cute bnbcr
Id)rtftli6 ibr Grltdunen dusgebriidt
iiber bercn &cilfrnft ur,b iinb boil pes
Sohes ilber Die @irtlumfeit Der Webis
5inen. Herionen, Die niebt i'm Stanbc
iraren, bel Wnruer por5ulpredcn mn
Ii6 iein &eilmittel bplen lieben, linb
iept IN Der Gage. i'm 81 beilihen nnb
ibin ii6cr Die luinberbaren @riplge Der
Hbeumaltne Nr8neimittel 8u heriftcu.
SprecDct por bel ooer idreibet an I.
=. Wariton, 3immcr Z, Siene 8lpd,
4. unb Wain StrnBc, e~benfalls Sani>
tor Scr Gongrcgatipnaliiten : Stride,
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malinc 0eilmittcln bGlt. Gr l6reibt:
vNu6bem ib mid pcreeblid nadb ei>
neln &eilmittel umgeIeben bate, bns
mir 2inberung peridaffcn lpiirpe unb
nudbem ib LANCER als Elm Sabr bon
Icr3ten peri1ricbene Ir5neien obnc
@rfol9 ~9cbraud)t bate, iuiinid)e ih 81
con'tntiren, boB it Die Nbeumnline
Seilmittel 9ebrautbt babe unb es frcnt
mid. berihten 81 tonnen, bnB, nade
DEM i6 bic brittle Soils genommen
bate, meine &opfi6mer5eu bers
Ihipanben. Sd babe Die Seilmittel
felt 5ebn Sngen eebran6t nne fiible
luic Elm neuer Wnnn." Srgenis line
Ycripn, Die an Hbci1mntismis. Weuz
rdlgia, 8idt, Scinticd. 2rmba9o.
Hiidenihmer5cn, Nierens pber 8laienz
arunfbeit, llrinidure ODER @lutfrnnf@
belt leibet, iolltc niht perfeblen, TO-
nieih bel @arner in Sorbert's Ippe
thefc. 1856 Wtain StraBc. bor3u@
Iprehcn. Gr benefit, mas CT Iaat.
Geroc1iet niht, ipenn Die Hheumalinc
tSeilmittel Sbncn niht.nuben, crdnlten
Sic Sbr @clp suriid. @nrncr lit tdos
lid bon 8 ltbr Morgcns big 8 llbr
Nbenbs in Der gcnonntcn Ipotbefc an
ipeienb. Frcis bes Hbcumaliue $1.00.
Hbeumnline &upIeln so Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
,Ser permunihcnc 9rin5" tint Ct
Mariem= Gaiimp.

Im Sienstag, ben %. Sebrllar,
miro I'M bieiigen ct. Wariens Gdlino
Ser bernuniGene Srin5" miebcr
iibcr Die gretter gebcn. 9ieier 10
Iuitigc unb gciunbe Sreinttcr miro bon
Den Diit9liebern Der ct. Sonifntius
brnmotii6cn Seftion gegeben ipcrben.
Die iungen Scute baben BET Der crit
nnlt9en Iuffiibrung be8 Stiides I'M
ct. Warien>GaIinp prdchtig geIpielt
unD tic ipnten bicles Nal bon eineml
gefiiltcn SnuIe 6e9rilBt perben. Die
bctrcffenbcn SiinglinGc rnb Sung
frauen 9eben lief aQe Wiibe. quite
beut ii Stiid cin5uiibcn, merscn
dbcr MIR mIsi1abmspciie NIT cilcnl
rplcn SallIe belobnt. rs lit geniB
nllBcr &lnb bier imrler unb INNER
/, .eber iibcr ous Nbnebmeu beS Seuts
Imen bel Der ilu9ereu 8cueraz
tiun ygreinen" 81 ipollen. Nber es
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meinbc6iibncu . h Glide aufe
fii6rcu urtD Die .9eutlden" bleibcn
olIs. 8csbulb fpmreu bern Die
feutIben @ltern mub Die io9%cnannten
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III INERTIA gebprenen
9eutf6en quite bellti6e Sbeaters
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boltumg. bnB Sebermnnn. Dem es nm
cinen nngcnebmcn I6enO 81 tbun lit.
lid einfinDcn Ioltc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Gplbcnes Snbilanm.

am 81. Sanunr bcsiue Der ct. go
b's>@ercin bon Ga Groiie, @is.,
Iein golbenes Subildum. Ser bo6s
mite giihof 5. S6ipeba6 celebrirte
in Der &atbebrale Elm feierli6es
Eontifitalz @odamt. Sic feierlidc
Yrebi9t belt Der bphp. Soiepb @ieos
mann, &aplnn bpm ct. cSoiepb's
SoIpitul 8u Can Claire, isis, unb
frilberer Heftor Der ct. S~oiepb'ss&as
tbebrdlc Su Ga Grpilc. Nbenbs fanb
in Der S6ulballe Der &atbebrals Sc
meinbe cine ipeltlide Seier Itatt, bel
lpetder Der bohp'ite Siihof s. Sdrpez
bad, Iomie Der albetanntc fntboliihc
GDlfsrebncr Scrr @cprg Stel3le bon
minneapolis. Winn., Gniprnhen
bielten. W6ge Der @erein lpadicn
unb gebeibeu i'm Sntcreiic Der 9uten
Sahe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
~Luxemburger Gazette.
Entered at Dubuque post office as sec.
ond.class mail matter.
Bic Ti1scic Subuanc

5dblt nodb Dem bicicr Sage eridicncs
nen .Sfficial Catholic Gtrectorn"
111,112 SceIen. Sic 5dblt 226
@clt uno 8 CrbcnSgciitli6e. &ir6en
nit ~itdnbigcn &rieltcrn gibt cs 1877;
Wtilipnen SO.
Sn u~uicrcr 9i05cic 6cfinocn lidl
Elm 6il60flihe5 College nit 300 Stu>
benton, cine tatb. &oAihuIe fur 9nae
ben nit ilbcr 60 StuDcnten, 20 Itabcz
mieu fir MGodcn nit 1000 Shilcz
r%inncn. 96 &fdrrifulen, Die bon ca.
$4,000 &inbcrn bciudlt meroen, cir
Standardization, IN Dem 225 ailocr
&flcge unb llnterri1t gericbcn, ionic
cinc Scierungss Nu'tnlt filr gefatiene
@CGbhcn, licbeu 6oipitdler, 5lpci
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Gipl. Gin Yuntt fdlt Dem nufmcrf>
inmen 2eier bcim criten Slid i'll Die
Gu9en; ndmlih bns rW Is" : Ser
bdltniB bas in Den REORGANIZATION filr
unlerc Sugenb porberridt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09

8el6liliie bes S~taotratbcs gan8 in
tbren SdnDen lagen. Ser SeIhluB
pes S~taotratbes. audi Den ortnen Sim
bern Der freicn, 5. y. fatboliiben
Shulen Elm lparmes Sriibitiid 81 pcrz
nbretd,en nno 81 bieiem 3lpedc cine
Slmme bon 5000 Srdnten dlls5lle
gebcn - big jest erbicltcn ndmIid)
nur Die arinen &iubcr Der @cmcinpes
lhulcn Die icgcu. S6uliuppe - mar
nidlt nad Dem Sinne ocs libcralen
S6Dffenrutbes, Der bes6nlb Semii>
llonicrte, olerbings nit Der aebeimen
Sofrnun9, man lperbe sic SemiiIion
ntd)t nnncbmen be5m. i'm gldn6eno
lriebcrpdtlen.
Sei bieicr Gage Ser Singc beritdu>
oi9ten Iih aber Gntbplifcn urb So5ia@
itlten, mn cine gerehtc Gertbeiluna
Der iehs Sd6ffenratbsiite por5unebe
men, uno 10 lpdblten Die gu bicIen
3lpedcn ocreiniatcn 20 &~nt6o!ifen unb
So5ialtltcn 5lpei fntbpliifJe unb 8lpci
ip5inlirilde Sdoffen uno IieBen auh
5ipei Stcllcn fiir Die libernlen Hdtbe
offcn. Sieie Itchen nber nod emit
ipctlen I'M SdmpQipintcl llno lpiilen
niht, pb tic Die 3lpei nod pffenen
Stc!lcn aunebmcn ioQcu pbcr naf
Dem itol5cn 0rltnoinb oIucs pocr
nifts" bunbcln lplen.
Surh bic @cnter %pradn9e lit abcf
Der Stcin ms Hollcn gefommen unD
uuf Der gnn8cn Clinic p%erinnocn Die
fntboliidJcn @cmeinberdtbe, bnB ii6cr@
uu bn, no feine Ynrtci in @cmeinoez
roth Die abiplute Wchfbcit bcIitt, Die
Sd)offens u1b Ternaltungsitcaen nn6
DEM %~erbdltniB Der StGrtc Der cinz
Ynrteicn pertbeilt lpcrben. Mit
bic @atbpliten ioQen duf alien
@cbieten Den linen 3lfonnlcnben
She'll am ipsiolen nnb pplitiihen
9ebcn bennipru6en. benn IN u~nIcrer
mpbcrnen 2cit ipcrbeu nlf alien @c<
bietcn. eincrlei relhcr Nrt, Sntereiicn
pcrtrcten. bel benen bds &obl unD
@ebe ocs rcligiDien unb tirdli6en
tbeils bireft. tbcils inoireft
bctbeiligt lit. Selga.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Batter s. 4. 9npc rciit mad europa.

Ser boAp. Safer s. @. |ape bon
Sem @iennn, Solpn, bat oieicr Gage
cine Heiic nnh europa rtb DEM Sl.
Sanbe an9etreten. IuBcr Dem Sl.
&anbe miro CT Stalicn, Srnnfreid.
Seiterrei6 unb Scuti6lanG 5ciudcn.
Gud 5l Niin6ens @laOba6 miro er
Iid ldngere 3eit n~nibaiten, I'M eincn
nd6cren @in6lid in Die Gentralitcle
Der &~atbolifen Sertlhlanb's 81 be-
fommeu. Sic genonncnen Ginbriide
miro Der bp6ip. Serr bel ieiner 9fiids
febr nod Den Ser. Stadten I'M ct.
@pnifatilsz glnbc bon Soma uno I'M
Central ereine 81 perlpertben lu6cn.
Gae feline pielen Sreunbc nnD Be-
f%annten fpiini6en linn cine frobe
Geiie mn eiue gliidli6e &idfebr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-02-09
Outc Welcacub.it.

Manbe tatboliide 5aniilie, bic i'm Siten In
tleinlttaeu GerbdItuiieu le6t. uiiroe es gum
@ohltauoe bringen. penn ne MUIR nad benz
@eitsn g.nge. inner Sano hnt ainar Sahre lana
npdj ltniuiieno. I'm ben @ei:en 81 peria6en.
@ir ha6eu bier idl0nes. ebsnes ulto irldDtbareS
Sano. oaS nadl Dem Stndts79eniuS, III Hoofs
S339.2S aui isoen YlaHn. ieoe 6rau uno ieoes
ailo fomneiI.
linb bod iii baS 9nnb bier nod ipott6i0ig. I'm
9luineuine. 100 ih cine cute 4iarrei uao cine
iuunDeridone stride habe. NIB 100 i) III nj 1iiter
3ntanit eine tatbol,idle SG,ule az bnuen 9%eoente.
tduu man nod 5 Meilen pom StGot uao aircbe
hans tauieH 5a 25 Eoaar ben Ater. Adj bin be-
rc;t Sepen, Der es piinidt. ndhere guSturit All
9ebeu. Gep. tGthcr Scurp, &ldineuine, &ans.