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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
HIDDEN DANGERS.
Nature Gives Timely Warnings That
No Newport News Citizen Can
Afford to Ignore.

DANGER SIGRNAL NO comes
from the kidney secretions. Ihey
viii warn yCu when the kidneys are
sick. Well kidneys cXcrete clear
amber fiuid. sick kidneys nd out !"
thin pale and foamy. or thick, red
ismeIiing urine. full Of sediment anc
irregular Of passage.
DANGER SIGNAL no. , comes
from the back. Back pains. duh and
heavy. CT sharp and acute. tel YOU d
sick kidneys and warn You OF The aP.
proach q dropsy. diabetes and
Briehf's disease. Deans Kidney pills
ct.-e sick Kidneys AID cure them per
rnancntiy. Here's N,srOrt News
arcof:
F.E. wood. $50 Twenty-Hinth street
Neurort y ws. Va. says. For tw-
years ms alck was very lame ani
could 10; do any stcop.ng. but Wha'
rains wonld cart throagn M lens
The kidney sccrciicus passed irreEn-
larry and annoyed me- greatly. last
WINTER ! began taking Dcas's Kidney
Pills. l. cured from Kior's ruE sore
aud Thy brought prompt trcliei. ]
hive been in good health since and
mv back and kidneys have caused me
no trouble ~ advice % antruo s'ii-
ferinr from kidney complaint j. 10 Try
Duaus Kidney pills
For saie by au dealers Pric -
cents. y sfer-Milburu Co. Buffalo
Nov Yors. sole accents Ger thf United
States
Rcmsufer thc rlme-Doans-aud
take no other
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Beware Becoming Wet Blankets.

The pessimfst wears a face that
locks as II II had gone through the
wash-wringer. She casts spells O,
WEAKNESS about and forecasts gloomy
weather. We all have troubles enough
70 make Us gium and wretcEed. but
We also have joys enough 70 make Us
cheerful Why let the glum and the
crouch get possession frst7 The Lord
loves a checrfui giver Of cheer. Let
the wet blanket shake herself and
dry I'd.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

From India comes a story Of an AZ
tino tigross. 4 white tigrcss. eight
feet eight inches in length. has been
shot at Dheukana state. Orisso. Inc
ground color was pure white and the
stripes we're 81 a deep reddish black
The skin has been presented 10 the
rajah Of Dhcnkana. who has bad u
mounted and placed In his palace
The hunters 81 that country say that
81 Is the only white tiger they have
seen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Church of Christ.

Is One Religion as Good as Anoth-
er?y will be the theme CT a sermon
at s O'Clock tonight by Mr.. ". +
Powell. pastor of the Twenty-fouTth
Street church OF Christ. This morn
ing az II o'clock, the pastor VIII
preach on. The Joy in the Prophecy
of Christs Kingdom" Lords Day
school will be held at 9:45 a m, and
the usual mid week prayer service
will be held at O'Clock Wednesday
night
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Trinity Lutheran.

Usual services will b held a. the
Trinity Lutheran church today with
preaching by the pastor, Rev A q
Karkau. at both Il e morning and even
ing hour. The Sunday school VIII
meet at 9:45 o'clock and the Snlter
Creek Sunday school will convene at
g ID III.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Chestnut Avenue Methodist.

The milling of Cod will be the
subject Of a sermon by Rev j. j. bIdu-
ford, pastor OF the Chestnut Avenue
Methodist church, al ii O'Clock inns
morning. Tonight at o'clock he VIII
discuss Law and Providence ne
pastor will speak al the Cottonwood
Avenue churcn at $3.50 O'Clock TINS
afternoon
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

sailed Mr.. fuckers record IN con-
eress, charging that he did not vote
for the bill requiring the railroads %
euuiD their trains with air brakes ana
other mod IN appliances for the safety
CT the train crews.
The Malone Letters.
Referring to the recently published
letters which he wrote 10 General Ma
, hone in the reconstruction days. Judge
Mann said: After thirty years or
more there were recently resurrccted
some lett rs which wote to General
William Malone How they werc OBJ
tanned ! do not know They were per-
sonal letters and | 40 not.lhink that
anyone has any right 10 make public
personal letters without the consent
of the writer Of thOs letters.
However. had | .-ad copies OF those
letters in my possession and they had
been asked for | would have delivered
lfhem up so that the p ople could see
how | stood IN those days. If all ot
the people Of today had lived in those
DAYS would not have To explain them
hut have explained them Tor the
benefit ii the young p ople.
Here the speaker went on 20 give
| a resume Of the conditions at the
time the letters were written ana
stated that after General Malone be-
came an "out and out Republican ne
opposed him and nominated candi-
date for governor against him and
stumped the state against him.
Attacks the Newspapers.
Here he made his attack on the
Richmond and Norfoll. papers. saying
| in that connection: The Richmond
and Norfolk papers don't love me. why
Won could write all the love they have
| for me on a ten cent piece and then
have room enough for the Lords pray
| err
In discussing the application for a
Federal judgesbip tor Mr.. Tucker, ne
said that he would like 10 know just
what reasons Mr.. Tucker could have
given Mr.. Roosevelt for asking for the
| anDoint. Out OF curiosity | would Ike
TO know, for | must confess that !
would not know what to say + | had
! applied for such an appointment"
Judge Mann said that people claim
ed that the State ring was for him.
well | don know what the State
| ring is unless il be those men who
4 take IL 4AAAfl'ol III NuN Ee'-N
than SOM. others, but | know that
| something did me up in 1893, and
IF it was the ring | only hope the
| ring is for me Also they say the
whiskey men are for me. Well, hope
they are. The church. people ar for
me, they say. and the ladies are al
ways for me. so am ound TO win
Has Made no Promises.
| In conclusion. the speaker said that
he had made 10 promises or pl dyes
to any man or set of men and that ii
he is elected he will ne free to serve
the people TO their bCst interests and
that to him the poor man viii be as
| great as the rich man.
! Judge Mann arrived here from Rich
mond at 5:35 O'Clock yesterday alter
noon for Richmond and will leave TO-
J day for Fauquier county. Nhere ne
| will make an address tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

and Shawen: Stolen bases. Read. pat
ton and Rice. Struck out. by Key
onlds. 10: by Iiautz. ,. Base on balls
of Reynolds, /. Left ON bases. Norun
End, 4: Athletics. 4. First base on
errors. North End. ,: Athletes, J
Time of game. las. Empires. Ray
tield and Pan ker.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

Mr.. Robert T. Campbell. a drafts
man a; the shi9vard. who will leave
Ncxnort News this week. was given
a far well banquet at the Coierton
Hotel FRIDAY night BY some friends
Mr. CamrboIi has been here two ye3,s
and in that time has formed ~
circle 81 friends who regret his &c
r.arfurc
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Sailed.

Schooner Prescott Palmer. Carlisle
Boston FCntenac. COOmbs. Boston; j.
Manchester Haynes peck. Ports
mouth: Ellen NJ. Golden, Chase WIS
Cassett: Helen II. Benedict, Roger
Bangor.
Barge Idaho for New Bedford
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Standing of the Clubs.
SHIPPING REPORT.
Saturday, July "a, 1909.


Schooner Henry ". Cramp. Bah
bit. Boston-to New River ConsOli-
dated Coal Company in ballast.
Barge Upton from BOston-to Ber-
wind White Coal Company in ballast
Barge Whitman from BOSton-to
Berwind- White Coal Company in
ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Woman Must Leave Town.

In the police court Yesterday morn
ing Justice Brown dismissed the case
of Lille Iampkin. a negro woman
charged with being not OF god 'Iaih''
and ordered the woman 10 leave 'o"h
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Newport News Baptist.

Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson, ID. d.. VIII
occupy his pulpit at the usual hours
today. preaching this morning nj II
o'clock on lhe theme. wiring inc
Stars" and AT s O'Clock this evening
on Our Lord Jesus Christ Sunday
school will be held al 800 ii. IN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Ct vincent's Catholic.

Services will be held at ST. Vincent
Catholic church today as follows: FIRST
mass at 7:30 a. III. Second service dt
$3.50 Il. IN. Benediction OF the Blesst
Sacrament will follow the second ser
vice.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
81 Paul's Episcopal.

Rev. George 5. Vest, of Norfolk. Will
conduct the services at St. PAU :
Episcopal church at II o'clock TINS
morning and O'Clock this evening
sunday school will be held at the
usual hour.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Thirtieth Street Christian.

Rev. ". B. Taylor, pastor Of the
Tbirtieth Street Christian church, an
nounces his subjects for today as
follows. II a. m, What We Get Iii
Christ; p. m, Paul at Athens
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Trinity Methodist.

AT the Trinity Methodist Church at
II o'clock this morning, the pastor
Rev. +. T. Dldmun will peach on
What DO We More Than Others
strong Reasons Ne died. Will be MS
theme at s o'clock this evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Christian Union Meeting.

Mr.. Wdnim Cunning Will deliver an
address at the HAMPTON Roads Chris
ian Union Mission tonight at \
O'Clock. speaking ON the SUBJECT
Mans Ruin by the FAN.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
charoea VIII stealing Shovel.

VIII Douglas. negro, was arrested
last night by PatrOlman carp ana
locked up at the station house on the
charge OF stealing a shovel He Will
be given hearing tomorrow.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

NASHVILLE. TENN. Juiy 2f-D-
Iaucs n. CDwan. aged Is years. drop
ped dead of heart disease ~ Tuila
noma. Tenn. today lie was the las
surviving memreT O. General y. y
FORESTS sian. and WIS notfd SIT
Eccn.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

An evangelistic meeting will he nell
nj the Mission Hall this evening at
O'Clock. An open air service VIII be
held AT 4:30 O'Clock this evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

Mr.. sam Dunn. who has been quite
sick fer the past two weeks Win
material fever at his home on l-aSaiie
avenue, is able to b mp again.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Rantisf Tahcrnacle.

Evangelist G. w Blick will preach
tonight at the Baptist Tabernacle on
THE -Four Kingdoms of the Earth
This morning at II o'clock. Mr.. e. +
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Christian Science.

Christian Science services VIII D
held in the reading room. 20 Twenty
eixth street a; II O'Clock this mornins
Subject, Truth.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Grace Methodist.

TIE pastor. Rev. H. W. Dunkley VIII
occupy the pulsit of the Grace Mclno-
dist church at tn usual hours TO-DAY
The Brotherhood Bible class Will ineet
at 9:45 o'clock this morning.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
sennnd PresbNterlan.

Usual services Will be held at the
Second Presbyterian church today
with preaching at bo,h services by
thu pastor. Rev. W. b Hcnderliie.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
second Baptist.

Rev. ]. 7. Riddick, the pastor. Will
occupy the pulpit of the Second Bap-
list church at the usual hours today.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
Hampton Personals.

Mrs. Hayden Smith and children. ol
Chapel street. and Miss Emma smith
of Lee sire. t. left last "Wednesday ioi
a ten DAYS visit to the springs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
PENINSULA LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

North End. ,; Athletics. /.
Fort Monroe. 6: Hampton, 1.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

Christie will occupy the pulpit. sun
day school will meet Al 9:30 o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

Calendar for Monday.

Sun rises ..3:O4 a. Ill
Sun sets .. ......1:17 p. m.
High Water ...3:47 a. m. 4:31 p. m
Low water ..10:O7 a. m. 1887 p. m.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

Peyser says It's a Big Saving.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
JUDGE MANN WOULD PUT
STOP TO MUD SINGING

Continued from First Page)
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25

Peyser says a0w Is the time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-07-25
c. R. H0SKINS,
f32 25th ST.
Ticket Agent.

csnsr5 Lire. White star Line
American ard other steamship lines,
ssllina from New York 70 al points N
Europe. Tickets sold here. Baggage
tags supplied TO trsveIera
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
sSNAslgA4sA1AtVv VvyAIAlAtNlE AtNtaAtN
. lu4em6urger gla6ri6ten, !
= - g

n0rbli6 bon Caledonia bdusIi1 nies
~berlaiien. Son ausipdrts pobnten
Der Seier bel: SRI. aatie Sbimmilh,
dubuque, Sri. Ellie 8ofdb ct. Saul,
Sic. unb SRI. Suiie Sdeib. abrian,
Winn., unb Watbias aoenig, Gress
cent, Minn. Sem iungen Saare
unIere @liidipiinl6el - Srau Som.
5bciien unb ibr Batter, Sr. @elter,
unb Srnu Sobn SfaulS mo Softer,
Maggie BON Caledonia pobnten beril.
8ode benz 8~egrdbniiie bes Srn. Glpb.
0ress o Dubuque. einem Shpies
geripbn bes 9rn. @elter, oaielbit BEL.
SIN Murura, 81, beridieb fiir8li6
am Herpenfieber SRI. Ggnes @eber,
Sodter bon Germ unb Srau anorep
@eber, $40. 342 Selius Strabe. Sic
Mutter unb 5tpei SdpeItern Der
Seritor6enen iinD an 6eriel6en
i6redlihen &ranfbeit leioenb unb
ebenfaas inn ct. CHARLES : SoIpital.
Die 9eerbigung fanb 9ienstdg 8orz
mittaa UNI $3.50 llbr bonn Sralers
bauie nnb INN 8 ll6r bon Der ct.
gifolaus Stride aug, altf benz alei6s
nnmi9en Sriebbofe itatt. Sic @erz
ltorbene mar 10 Sabre nnb BRET @ips
nate aft. Ha6trdsli6 infer 9eileio!
Der nadfulgenbe Serift iiber ben
r8icbbeitanb bes @roBber3ogtbums"
lit trob ieiner @i6tigteit 5neifelsobne
elm iebr Il d IN einerner" Wan
leie uur: .Iuf Die gintpobnersa6l be-
rehnet. itebt Der Gapellener S6peines
beitanb an eriter Steae: 6ier fommt
beiuabe elm Sdipein auf ben 8opf Der
gepDlfernng. 8u unterIt itehea Cid
uno 2ur. S2anb nit 1852 reip. 1881
S6fpeinen pro 100 ginfpo6ner. Ser
luremburgiibe S6ipeinebeitanb lit eli
ner Der bo6iten in europa"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
aus Sen iibrigem Theilrm.

2pspprt t, 81. Sept. Infer bis
BERGER 2ebrer, 9r. Steinmeter.
tpuroe nit Der 2eituns Der neusesriinz
peten Sberprimdri6ule betraut.
W M , a d, 90. Sept. CUR 2ebs
reriu on Der bieiigen Ntdb6euifule
purbe SRI. 8aui6 ans &aHerbiais
ernannt.
9 MT r II, 20. Sept. Sn Ieis
ner Iebten Sisuns ernannte unier
8emeinperatb Sri. Sheib, a~ngebenbe
9ebrerin aus SreueeriinDden. our
9ebrerin an Der bieiiscu MdD6ens
ibule.
Nptbn M, 10. Sept. Infer
neugegriinbete @eianeperein .Gdcis
lia" beeine beute baS SeIt ieiner
Sabnenmeibe. Der firflihen Seier
nm 2 llbr (gesper unb ginIegnung
Der Sabue), pobnten Ole @eiangs
pereine Der Nabbarorti6aften Sonz
folS. Snienborn 8aunnorf. Nieoerz
piIe. HoHer. iopie Die Seuerpebr
bon Sapi9ne bel.
Yeibweiter, 81. Sept. GIN
Sonntag Gbeno gegen 8 llbr befanb
lid Der Grbeiter Subert Gems in Der
Ndbe bes Sabnbofes in bent @aloz
tpese, Inn na1 Salls 5uriid5ufebren,
ais elm am @albesranoe itcbenper
llnbefannter einen S6ub aui i'm ubs
%feuerte unb i'm in bas re1te Sberbein
traf.
AI5insen, 10. Sept. Inter
srpber 9etbeili9ung murbe beute Die
nobla6tbare Game 8ittme Settins
ger. Satin bes iriiberen Silrgermeis
tiers Der 8emeinoe Sespertnsen gu
@rabe setra9en.
Gpimar Sers, 81. Sept. -
gm Sonutag ibob Der am S1lpBz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
Cine crnite Mabnmns

fir Die @ltern. Die aus llnpifIenheit
ooer Nahldiiisfeit ibren 8inbern feline
reselmdbige Snbnpflese gu Sbeil ipers
ben laiien, entbdlt Elm gerift beS
sSureau Of @unicipal Geiear6" in
yleip Yorf, nah neltem bon 500
Shulfinbern beiberlei @eI6lehts int
Nlter bon IA bis Is Sabreu. Die it'd
i'm Wpnat 0tai IN iener Gtaot lire
arbeitspnpiere geben lieBen, nur IA
gelunoe 3dbne aufipeiien. Ile iibris
gen batten mebr ODER tpenieer i6lehte,
unsepfle9te 8ebiIle, unb dih jene II
battcn Die in r%egelrdBigen 3eitabs
itdnben erfprberli6e Geinigung ber
3dbne burd einen Sabndr5t entbebren
miiiien. Nur 20 nus Der gan5en 3abl
hatten iiberbuupt ~ientals 8abndr5tlihe
gebunolun9 erfabren, abgeieben BON
Sabn Grtraftionen. Oa man biele
500 S6ulfinoer obne Hiidii6t auf Die
io5iale ooer f~inan5iele Gage per
gltern berausgegriffen bate, 10 laiien
Die gr9ebniiIe Iebr ipobl eincn SdluB
81 auf ben allgemeiueu SultauS Ger
3abnpflege Der S6ultinoer IN 9ieip
9orf. linp hieier lit umio betriibenber,
ais gleih5eitig feitgeitelt puroe. baB
Der bel weitem groBte Sbcil Der trans
fen 3dbue burh 9eeignete S~abndr5ts
li6e S~ebanblung bate 9erettet lpers
Den fonnen. ipGbrenb CIR obne niele
r~ettun9slos perloren lit. I'm bielem
llmirdnbcn a~b5ubelfen. baben lih Die
perihiebcncn. lid in Die. &inberfiir@
Jorge tbeilenoen @~obltbdti9feits@ De-
ieaihaften in Ranbattau unb @rpots
Inn cntihloIien. ireie 3abnfliniten fir
ainoer ein8urihten ionic Iusfunits>
itellen iiir Solhe. ipelde einen 5lperz
ldilieen, nit dngemciienem Souorar
5nfriebcneu Sabuar5t empfpblen baz
ben ippllen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
tSpe5ial>g prreippnben5 BON 2uy.)
Bur- rflieids : pnlitifdJrm
Gage I'M Grukber,ne-
tbmnt.
9as iteue Sasbseiet. - ltnb mas
b'rmm unb bran bingt. - Die
nenen Summer : Griatpabien. =
Die fatbuliide EreiIe 9mremburs's.
- Die Hriitlihe Yplfsidule.

feber elm neues Sdgbeeeb
bat Die &ammer pdbrenb IL Sisuns
gen berntben. Sn 3ufuuft ioa Die
ansiibung pes Sagbre6tes elmer ieben
Settion einem Serein ober SpnSitat
iibertragen tperoen, 81 peldem Die
Sagbbeliber Der Seftion geboren.
9ieies Spnbifat nerpa1tet Die Sa9b
ober perfiigt oariiber, nie es feline
SntereiIen %perlangen. Gin Intrns,
Die SagD miiiie in 0ffentli9er @eriteis
gerung ber9eben perben, tpirb NIT 80
Stimmen gegen II unb 2 @ntbaltunz
gen %beriuprfeil. - Ser @eIebestert
b~erlangt brei 8iertel Der gieentbiimer
nno brei 8iertel Der Sasbbobenfld6e,
bamit bas Spnbifat freies Ser
fiigungsreht babe. Sr. 2uoobicb
l6lGgt por: 5ipei SritteI. @erporfen
nit % ge9en IA Stimmen. - 9as
9elD. pel6es Die Sagb ~einbrinet,
muB inter Die gisentbiimer na6
Mab9abe hires Sneobeiiters pertbeilt
iperoen. Sr. &romba6 iGlGgt Dor,
bas Spnbitat ioae Die @elber and
gum all9emeinen Ruben Der @emein>
ben ober Der 2nnbpirtbibaft pertpenz
ben fonnen: bertporfen nit % gesen
IS Stimmen.
@roBer Streit nm bas
9rin5ip Der o9en. H e.
erbe. Sn anberen 8orten:
Siirfen Die reiden Serren. Die einen
9roBen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sa9Obeiib
baben. audi in 3utunft frei auf ibrem
Belts ingen (pie lie unb Iae es bis
Der fonnten) ODER miilien tie in ben
Sagbperein (Spnoifat) eintreten nnb
iih beiien Sei6liiiien unterperfen?
Iit 81 9egen 20 Stimmen uno 5tpei
gntbaltungen antiportet Die &ums
mer: ga, Die 9roben Sasbbeiiser
bleiben fret fir ibre Sagb. Nber pie
grob mnb ibr Sagbbeiis fem, bumit
bieie Serren fret iasen fDnnen? %
Seftar? Neinl 8erporfen nit 21
9eeen 81 Stimmen IN 5ipei Nbtbeis
llingen. - so Seftar? Sod ni6t
grpb senig: Oarnm periporfen nit
% gegen 10 Stimmen unp BRET gnts
%baltunsen. - 8ie sro6 ben? Ints
mort: +? I? Sie $50. Mbseorbneten
tonnen ni6t einig peroen. 3a6bem
tie nod nit % se9eu Is Stimmeu
iino 5ipei @ntbaltungen belfloiien,
Der bur6 Saninhen peruriatbte S6as
Dem lei ocppelt 5u bc5ablen, ipenn Der
Sagobeiiber Die I"usrpttlmg berIelben
niht nit allen eeiebliden Mitteln ers
lnnbe, i6iden lie baS gan5e @eieb an
Den St~aatsratb 5uriid, nm ipdter elm
StpeiteS W4al an Die bren5libe @ez
i6ihte b~eransugeben.
3pet Ram er : grIdb b.
10 abIen an Steqe Der burd Soo
ab9e9an9eneu, Der fatbolii6en Ga6e
treu ergebenen Nbgeorcneten $50.
Carriers nnb Sraneois batten ipIgens
bes @rgebniB: I'M Ganton S"ieffrh
ipurbe Der fatbolii6e Ganbibat H c.
D | q nit 952 gegen 518; i'm &anton
GIeri Der 9iberdle 9pubier init
544 se9en 418 Stimmen gepdblt.
Wtan miB bonn fatbolii6en Stunos
punt aus ben Gus9ang Der 8abl I'M
3unton glerf iebr b~ebouern. ipenn
audi Elm 3ulammentreffen bon unz
gliidlihen llmitdnbeu lotaier unb pers
ionli6er Nntur oeren Heiultat leid,ter
erfldrlih ma6t. Ser Stanton Gierf
beiab bisber cine cinbeitli1e tatbos
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
SIN frauten Iami{icn Rrpise 4

.Gio o%erldngert mer alIp ici' 2ebe2
Sd, ipooer5u ipa mer Damn nat6er 10
e Glenoslebe da6 nod ne~rldngere?"
Wir Seutiden pouen ni6t uus,
lhlteBlih oas giien als cine lattice
Nrbett anleben, dls Elm nothtpeuoiaes
Hebel, Dur6 ons mir binburh miiiIen,
nm ~2eib nnb Seele 5niammen al
baltenl" @ir ipolen ms auf uu1ere
Wfabl5eiten freuen unb in anaenebmer
grfudrtung bon ettpds 8utem an
Sii6e geben. ltnb bas f6nnen fpir,
fpp cine tiifttse SanSfrau ifaltet, bic
ocnfen gclernt bat, inb ibre Senffraft
ntft fiir sn i%uertbnull bdlt, tie ibrent
Sanstuefen 81 iutbmen. Cine grj-
Rere anfgabe nnb ein b5beres i3iel
fam eS ntdt geben, ais bdusliheS
Slid unb Wpblbefinben, nnb 8eibeS
banst iebr bappn .nb, pb Der Sii6 nnb
bic gSrie TIT Ginflans fteben. 9er
gritere nit Sor9falt, Die 2ebtere nit
8oriiht bebanbelt. 10 iteben iih ale
Sbeile gut. limb bn5u bebarf e5
feiner sroben Sleiihrednnns. .Gs
lit bies elmer Der Runfte, bic Seber
NIT &opfhiitteln abn1adt, Biz er es
ielber probirt fat.
@enn es mir erIaubt fem ION. BEN
8efpeis bierfir an5utreten, 10 mDfte
i6 u~nieren Sausfrduen, bic bon
Soreen Die BreisItite fir primn
Sleiid leien. 70 niel lagen: Sic &1nft,
aus einfa6eren Sleif6i6nitten quite
Soft 5u bereiten, babe id niemals ab.
gelegt unb elm sntes Stiidden Cups
penfleiid tit mir beute nod 10 lieb tpie
cine Sheibe Hoait Beef. Srobbem
bate ib es ME fir mogli6 ge6alten,
baB man NIT 10 tleiner Sleii6nabrlng
gut eiien fanu, tpie i6 es bieIen Sums
mer lernen - mbte. 9idtsriinbe
fiir einen Ratienten. nit Dem mitters
ieelen ullein ib ben SausitanS bilSete.
.Su ma6It Sir uatiirli6 fir Sid.
mas Ou ipiait", bieb es. $50 aber
lit Die Sunsfruu, Die iib biniteat nnD
flir 5ipei Eerionen 5fpeierlei Slide
fibrf uno 5iueierlet auf Dem SiIh bas
ben modte? Sic eriltiert nidt. ltn0
10 babe ih mir 10 naf unb nat Elm
eompromiB bereeitellt: piel 4btpehSs
lung IN Der 3ubereitrng bon @emiis
len. Suppen. Sriidten, N%teblIpeiien,
Gerealartifeln, Siilfefrii6ten. &artpfs
feln; Sleiih nller Mrt basipiifen.
aber miuin,ale Qudntitdten uub nidt
tberlre sSteafs" unb Chops. oenn
8ebrotenes ioIlte rebu5irt lein. Son
groben 8rdten feline Hebel llnb MN
benfe ih. ib bleibe babel. gs ae@
faat mir, ih fiible MIDI iebr ipobl bas
bel unb meine 80rle ebenfals. Mnss
gel6loNen lit es niht, ba6 ih ipieber
5u groBerem Sletihconium 5rriidz
febre - mas ielbItperitdnonh lit.
tpenn tpieber mebr als cine eeIunoe
Herion i'm Saule lit. Sur iopiel ipil
i'd oamit Iasen: ib babe bas nun
lange genug erprpbt, nm (5um sllss
gang bieies Grtitels 5uriidfebrene)I
iider conitatiren 5u f6nnen. baB ma
es fpenieitens 10 LANCE burhfiibren
fonnte, big = frdft Der unumit1Ss
li6en 8eiese bon @ngebot unb Nads
frase - Die Sleiihpertbenerung 5lis
riidbeben miiBte. Iuf aIle SGae bat
ie BEL obigem Serfabren ieben Sdrefs
fen perloren. unb ma bat es in Der
Sanb. m~it5ubelfen, pab normalere
3uitdnbe I'M 2ebensmittels Wlarfte sus
riiffebren. gs gebt allies, tpenn 4
ernItlid ipin, uno bas bier .su erreiz
6enbe 3iel fudre ipabrli6 zines 8ers
iu4es pertb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-12
Gs lit Serbit.

Sonrcnitiue iiber alien Seloern,
&aum elm 8ogeIruf nod in hen
@1lbern.
Wiloer @cin ranft ii6 an mpri6er
8artenmdner
unb es bcbt iein rotbes 2aub i'm
Winbesidauer.
Iuf ben Stei9en, auf ben @artenbeeten
Sidtter, meif unb 9eib nno balb
5ertreten.
Iuf benz &irdbof fanb i9 cine Hoie
ltebeu
aonnte lonse niht an ibr borii5er
9eben. CDR. ~