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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-18
CITY NEWS.
Read Tho Daily Gate City.

Don't miss the Black Crook Bur.
lesquers Friday night.
Read Gate City wants. Every day
wants placed in this paper secure re-
suits for the patrons. Don't fail to
read the wants tonight
Funeral services for the late W.
G. Ascot were held this morning at
the family residence, one-half mile
west of the Des Moines river bridge
and was largely attended by relatives
and friends. Rev. McGaw, rector Of
the Second Presbyterian church OF this
city. officiated. Hardin lodge of this
city TENDED IN body and the follow
ing Odd Fellows assisted as pail bear
ers: S. G. Schlotte-, s. |. Rutledge
H. H. Datin, John O'Elennis, A. q
Matless and Emil Renaud The body
was inferred in Mound cemetery.
Among the surviving relatives of the
deceased are the following: Sons,
John and William of Keokuk; daugh
tiers, Mrs N. Brauson Keokuk; Mrs.
Otto ShuIer of Revere, Mo-: Mrs,
Robert Staley and Mrs. Harris, Of
Australia and two brothers in Lon.
don, England.
is it Made in Keokuk?" This
should be your question to the mer
chant when you are buying something
ct one of the local stores, that is, II
you are in need of the kind of an artt
Gle that is Made in Keokuk.' If one
half of the people of keokuk would
use every means within their power to
boost Keokuk made articles. a greater
keokuk would be the result 1t is a
fact that not over five and one-hal'
per cent of the sales Of an article,
kind of which is made here, is the
condition of affairs as they now exist
The larger demand On the part CT tn,
purchaser will mean more purchases
from the local manufacturing institH
ton, and II turn the employment o.
more help to manufacturers the guam.
tity demanded. This means a larger
payroll and more money in circulation
in Keokuk.
The ice men were at it all day yes
terday and Sunday did not prove day
OF rest fer the large forces now WORK
ing on the canal. 1t will not be many
more days before enough ice will have
been harvested and then it will not
make much difference whether warmer
weather comes or not Yesterday "
cars of company ice were cut and
total OF 143 cars were cut altogether Dy
the several companies harvesting on
the canal at the present time. "a q
these cars were cut by the McManhs
and Tucker ice company. On Saturday
night train of over sixty ice Gas ldl
here bling drawn by large engine
from Hannibal. This is large tram
of ice for one engine to take out az
one time and the solid train was over
200 tons OF ice. T.le engine
1900, is one of the largest that mao
been seen In the Keokuk yards in SONIC
time. Trains of empties still conllllu.
to arrive at the ice fields and many VI
the ice cars are taken south and Whsn
unloaded arc sent Immediately DacN
TO this city to be reloaded again
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-18

Regular meeting of Keokuk lodge
No. Is, l. o. o. F.. Monday night. at 8
o'clock. Visiting brethren fratern-
ally.
j. NJ. Taylor states that he is a
consignment man from several piano
factories, but is in no way connected
with the new music store as stated in
Saturday evenings paper.
DR.. and Mrs. Bradfield, who were
married here on the last day Of the
year, have moved from Centerville to
Cincinnati, Iowa, according to the fol-
lowing from the Cincinnati Review:
DIR. N. S. Bradford, dentist. of Keo-
kuk, in company with his wife, were
here and made arrangements to To-
cate and will be here Saturday. He has
rented the front room of Mrs. Ather-
sons residence for his dental parlor
and will live in part of the house.
John Vogt, formerly with Tie Gate
City, now with the Boise News. last
week reported the National Wool
Growers Association convention It Po-
copy OF the program. The meeting was
very important one, and its import
ance was fully presented by Mr.. vogt
in his reports to his paper. He re-
ports Carl Peterson, formerly with The
Gate City, at work in the News office
as pressman and getting along nicely.
All former Gate City boys are making
good
There is a movement on foot at
the present time to secure railway
clerk on Burlington train No. COM
ing from Burlington and arriving in
keokuk at 1:30 If this movement is
secured the Keokuk postoffice will
make an effort to secure the same
service on Burlington train No. 8 60
ing north at 2:05 p. m. This return
service would be welcomed for Keo-
kuk mail going to Sandusky, Montrose
and other points could be sent In the
afternoon and be delivered the same
day in those places. Keokuk is still
after No. -, which is almost always
late and the postoffice soon hopes to
see the time when the train will bring
the mail in at $40 each morning
Railway mail clerks all over the
United States are looking forward 10
the passage of the bill now pending in
congress, providing for the payment of
their expenses while on the road by
the government. For ten years the
mail clerks, through friends and legis-
lative representatives, have been en-
deavoring to obtain such law without
success. Not until last year did their
efforts meet with any considerable en-
couragement from the national legisla-
tors. At last years session of COLI
gress the bill now pending was intro.
duced by Senator Penrose, of Penn
sylvania. It passed the senate with
little opposition, but when il came be-
fore the house number OF amend
ments were attached. To these the
senate objected. The bill was banded
back and forth until it was lost sight
of. 1t will come up again at the pres
ent session. however, and the railway
mail clerks cause is being actively
agitated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-18
Disease Germs

Cannot harm healthy human
bodies. We cannot have healthy
bodies unless we have puro blood.
tho kind Of blood that Hoods
SarsaparlIIa makes.
This great medicine has an un.
equalled, unapproached record for puri-
flying and enriching the blood.
1t cures scrofula, eczema, eruptions,
catarrh, rheumatism, anemia, nervous
ness, that tired feeling, dyspepsia, loss
OF appetite, general debility, and builds
up the whole system.
Get IL today In the usual liquid form or In
chocolatsd tablet form called SarxatsbS,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-01-18
Sullivan &
AuWerda
CITY NEWS.

Regular meeting of Keokuk lodge
No. 10, l. o. o. F., Monday night, at 8
o'clock. Visiting brethren fratern-
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-11-05
WEST NOTTINGHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Krauss, of Fair Hill,
were the over Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elan Krauss Miss Mary E. Haines, of Rising
Sun, was also recent guest at the same place.
Mrs. Mary Hindman and Mrs. Ellen Tosh
are visiting friends Lancaster.
Mr.. Robert Aiken and daughter, Elsie, spent
Sunday with Dr. Richardson and family, at
Calvert.
Mr.. Isaac Yocum and family spent Saturday
and Sunday with Cherry Hill friends.
Miss Cora Rutter was the guest of her aunt
this week.
West Nottingham foot ball team defeated
the Elkton High School team on the. Academy
grounds Saturday afternoon by % too.
Lost on the road from Rays Corner to
Korner Ketch, small silver open-faced watch.
Anyone finding same will please leave with
Mrs George Il. Thompson.
The parties who carried off gates from,
around Korner Ketch would do well to return
them and avoid trouble otherwise arrests win
follow.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-11-05
RESOLUTIONS OF Respect.

Resolutions of Respect passed by Colora
Council, No. %, Jr. o. u. A. M, on the
death Of PC, Edward H. Worthington.
WHEREAS Death has again visited our
Order, for the ninth time since oui organ
ization, repovif 6 a worthy Brother, E. H.
Worthington, who has ever been interested
in the welfare of our Council, and
WHEREAS: We humbly submit to Gods
will I'VE realize the loss we have sustained,
as well as the community in which he
lived has lost an honest, industrious citi-
zen, and the family kind and loving
husband.
Resolved !. That we tender our sympathy
TO his widow together with a copy Of
Resolutions.
RESOLVED J That our charter be draped
for 80 days, and that these resolutions be
spreadupon our Journal and that they be
published in the MIDLAND JOURNAL.
J. P. Brown,
Committee ]. H. GRAY,
c. H. McVEY.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-11-05
Resolutions OF Respect.

Resolutions of respect from Susque
hanna Tribe, No. 1877, Improved Q. R. M
WHEREAS The Great Spirit, in all Hi:
wise providence has called from the hunt
ing grounds Of Colora, our worthy ane
highly esteemed brother, Past Sachem, E
H. Worthington, and thus severed the
fraternal ties that bound him to our tribe
and,
WHEREAS In the death of Brother
Worthington the Susquehanna Tribe has
lost one of its Charter Members, one who
has been great a ID in the uplifting of the
tribe, and has filled all of the important
positions of the tribe with honor to him
self and credit to the tribe, therefore,
Be 1T RESOLVED. That we extend to all
the bereaved ones our sympathy and COM
mend them for comfortto the One who
does not willingly afflict or grieve.
Res0lSed.: Our charter be draped in
mourning for period of thirty days, out
Of respect to our deceased brother and a
copy of these resolutions be sent to his
widow, copy placed upon the records Of
the Tribe and copy be Sent tofthe county
papersfor publication.
STREET BROWN
C. H. McVEY,
JOHN T. HAINEs.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-11-05
RUN DOWN.

Run down, weak. out of sorts, dyspep'
STA, half sick, ETC., may indicate that you
Kidneys are becoming diseased. AS
Bright's disease Of the Kidneys is as fata
as Consumption, there is grave cause fo'
alarm when one gets in this condition
Begin the use1of Rydale's Kidney Rem
edy, the greatest Kidney Remedy know
10 medical science; the prescription o.
the worlds greatest Kidney Specialist
This remedy will cure youif your Kidney
are affected and will do no harm il the,
are not the cause of your trouble You
days treatment for as cents Eli T,
Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-11-05
ZION.


Miss Mary Palmer has enrolled as a student
in the shorthand department of Goldey Col
lege, Wilmington.
Miss Kathryn Rutherford is spending few
days in Philadelphia.
Miss Minnie Carhart entertained on Wednes-
day evening in honor of her guest, Miss Brown
of Claymont, Del.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Fassitt returned to
their home on Monday after an extended
tour through the west.
Miss Josephine Carhart, of Chester, is spend
ing some time at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. Carhart.
The Helping Hand Club held Halloween
Social at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Clifford
England.
Master ]. Lawson Crothers spent several
days this week with his uncle in Chester, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cameron, of Baltimore,
are visiting the Misses Smith near town.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-11-05
Consumption Actually Cured.

Your Rydale's Cough Elixir cured my
father of an illness that the best DR. in
Pittsburg, Pa, pronounced consumption
The first bottle helped him and several
bottles cured him. He is now in as good
health as any man of 70 years in the
County. A. E. RILEY,
Selbyport, Md
Rydale's Cough Elixir was invented by
a physician of Asheville, N c., and used
in his practice for many years with re
r1arkable success in the treatment of Con
sumption of the lungs. Trial Size 25c
Large Size soc. Eli T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-11-05
Delaware Liquor violators Con-
Victed,

Three liquor cases were disposed of in
Kent County Court, Del, on Monday.
James Fisher, convicted in i've minutes
by the jury, was sentenced to pay a fine
Of $50 and the costs Of prosecution, and
was committed to New Castle County
Workhouse. Isaiah Vincent was SEN
fenced to nine months Imprisonment
$Ioo fine and the costs. His son, Walter
Vincent changing his plea to that Of
guilty, was given FIVE months in New
Castle County Workhouse.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-11-05
Young Girls Are Victims

of headache, as well as older
women, but all get quick relief ard
prompt cure from Dr. Kings New
Life Pills, the worlds best remedy
for sick and nervous, headaches.
They make pure blood, and Strong
nerves and build up your health.
Try them. 25c at Eli L. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-11-05
A Scalded Boys Shrieks

mortified his grandmother, Mrs
Maria Taylor, of Nebo, KY. WHIT
writes that, when all thought be
would die, Bucklen's Arnica Salve
wholly cured him. In allible for
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Corns,
Wounds, Bruises, Cures Fever
Sores, Boils, Skin Eruptions, Chill
blains, Chapped, Hands, Soon routs
Piles. 25c at Eli T. Reynolds.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1909-11-05
Notice To Gunaers..

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renewals and solicit new subscriptions during fun
or spare time Experience unnecessary. Auy
one can start among friends and acquaintance
without capital Complete outfit and instruetious
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New York.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09

burd Nep. Sans setraut unb ibr
@belcbeu lit ieitber Gin iiberaus
9liifIidcs uno ic9ensreides 9epelen.
Sic beiuirtbidafteten nit grfol9 ibrc
Sarm nabe Solp GroB, biz lie
Oieielbe lebtes Sabr ibrem Sobne
Setter iibersaben uno lid in Soln
GroB nieberlieBen; lint Die Sril6te
hires Sleibes Il in bebagli6cr
Gubc gu genicBcn. - Sic firhlife
Seier fanS Mtorgens 8 llbr in Oer
Seilig areu5 : Stride itatt. 8ep. 9.
s. Chill bon Sbebpp9dn, elm 9ruber
bcs Subilars, celebrirte bas 6ohamt
unb purbe diiiitiert o Hep. ".
Sberlintels. Den Sfurrer Der 8ea
meinoe. IQe &inber bes Srbelpnares,
aft on Der 3abl. nabmcn an Der
Seier Ebeil. ndmlid: Sobn bon
Sos Inseles. Ridolus bon 5opn
Belgium. Sobn g., Sr., pon BORT
8aibingtpn, Srau Marn @eiler
uno Or. Som. Sbil bon Rilpdufee,
iotpie Matthias. Yeter unb Srau
Cutie Beiler o Solpn Belgium.
Iuberbem e%rfreuen tic lid elmer
Rahfommenitait bon 26 gntclfinz
bern. Sab Serr uno Srau Chill 8u
ibrer goIbenen Soh3eit piele ber5lihe
8liidipiinihe uno ifDne Inoenfen
erbieIten, brauft nobl faum beionz
berg erpdbnt 5u tperoen. glo9en
benz miiroisen gbepanr nod piele
Sabre sliidlidcn gbele6ens pcr>
gDnnt ieinI - Im Sreitas Wittng
lpuroe Iatbias. elm Sobn u~nieres
alien. befannten Iitbiirgers Nic.
Sieberid, bonn unerbittiihen Soo
oabingerdfft. Dor 3mei Boden
ipurbe er bon Der 2ungencnts
climbing befallen, pelhe ieinem
2eben bor5eitis Elm Siel ieste. Ser
Wer6litene ipdr am 10. Iuguit
1869 in Spipn Belgium geboren
unb fam etni9e Sabre berrad nit
ieinen gItern mad Sort 8aibineton.
Or erbielt cine quite Sdulbilbune
unb erlernte in bieier Office bas
9rudergeifdft. fin pelhes CT be-
ionbere Sdbiafeit beiaB unb bent
er treu blieb biz an iein gnbe.
.Matb" fpar in perihiebenen 9rils
dereien angeiteut unb feline Irbeits
aeber batten i'm INNER 9erne. CT
itarb unberbeiratbet unb binterldBt
feline betriibten gltern mn brei 8ez
ifipiiter. Sas gesrdbniB fanb
Sonntag Na6mittas inter 5ablreis
der 8etbeilisuug aiif Dem ct. @as
rien : Sriebbofc itatt. CT rrbe IN
Sriebenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
sSN!aAfHyNsEliIA tvNtAlAItsNyNiV ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
: lnaem6nrger 2(a&ridten. :
- ~ .
Aus nrn Ger. s'taatrn.
,Sheibescbanfcn."

encouragement.
1unfcl ianf bic giddt bcrnieber
Gnf mein tra,,tcs Iaterbaiis.
8lodenfIdnae balten lpieoer
lleber's title Ebal binaus.
2cbte 9tud1t, ipie bnlo perflonen,
2eete Gadbt i'm Seimatblanb,
8o mid sdrtli6er umihloiien
Ran1cs iparme 2iebesbanDl
Sdmmernb tnat Der graue Iorgcn,
Sonne b!idt 10 milo berdb
Mui Der Wntter tiefe Sor9en,
Iuf Der 1obtcn friibes Grab.
llnb i'm Serscn boiler Soneen
Siible id, 10 bitt'res Web,
aiiiie ih Der Wlitter Wanaen:
Gb iG i,e mobl pienerlebE
Srauscn in Der frcmoen Serne
Sit has Qebcn falt unb ipilo;
Srember Iuocu hunfle Sterne
Gtrablen 2icbc nift 10 Nib.
llnb fcin Ruro riibrt meme Wangen
Wlif lmi6lieBt tcin garter Mrm;
@irh MIDI Sor9 unb 2eio lintdi,9cit
Shldgt fir mid fcin Serge iparm.
Sod, iparum 10 iurhtidm 5d9en.
@druml. o Ser5. parum oein Shmer5'
@iQit on cruite Sfritte ipagcn.
Sob Den Weiit muir btnmelpdrts!
.IIfreb...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
@as Babies nidt ,uplet.
tslaen Semen. Die nit fleinen aiuoeru
gu tbun baben. CUR Sea1tung.)

aein Neuseborenes ioate peridus
men. iiber ieinem 8ett elm S6ilo
nit folsenben @eboten an fiibren:
Sab mid nift otter an. ais Is
notbig lit. - Glib mir feinen fulten
9utiber. nm mid am S6reien az
binbern. - Seige mild nidt allen
Santcn unb Snfeln. - Htmm MIDI
nidt immer aus meinem Betthen.
I'M mid an beine gruit 5u oriiden
unb nit mir auf bem SuBboben 5u
ipielen unb fibre Dor mir feinen
milben Snbianertan3 auf, inbem bu
cine alapper idiittelit unb mir elm
8auberpeli1 porrebeit, Inn MIDI ant
S6reien su biubern. - 8enn i'd
meme SIaife iortperfe. pann 5ipins
mid nibt. lie BON Neuem su nebs
men. id neib better uls On, pann i6
Sunser babe. - Nimm mid nidt
3u alien 0ergnii9unsen nit. benn ib
bin nod ni6t 10 alt uno per9nii,
gunssiii6tig pie on. 8iiiie MIDI
niht. ba3u bin ih nod 81 jung.
Guide Dir bier5u eiueu Ilters9enois
len aus. 9ab MIDI ME peinc iibers
tricbenc Gorge I'M mein 8oblers
gcben icben, bonn ih babe nod ni6t
an piel Selbitoertraueu 81 mir ielbtt.
- Gel nift itol5 auf meme natiirs
lide 1uuterfeit; tic lam ia elm 3eiS
den Der Degeneration iein. au6
ioQlt On niht iebcn Tag mcine Sems
peratur meiicu ODER ipglcib nad benz
gr5t i1ideu. ipenu mir irgeno ctipas
ieblt. - 2aB mir mic bus Sift In
meinc Iuaen iheincn unp lpieac MIDI
nic gclpaltIam in ben Shlaf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
6roRber7oetbnm.
ans BET BamYtfaat.

Gmrembmrs, 25. OFT. gs
mar cine einmiitbiee Suloigun9, Die
aeltern 0olt uno Srbensbriioer benz
neuen SeiIisen. alemens @aria
Sofbnuer, 9ebra6t, ben 9eitrtgen
81. Sftober 5u einem 8lan5ta9 in
Der @eihifte Ieiner 8erebrune ee>
mnd)t, ipie por 1875 Sdbren bieier ielbe
Gag elm 2ihtta9 In ieiuem 2eben mar.
- Der Sberbtrte Der Si63eie er6ffz
nete Die Subelieier burf bas Yonti>
fifalamt, bas er I'M z llbr in Der ct.
I~lpboniuss Stride. Dor Dem auf benz
Altar aufseitelten itrablenumfloles
men 8lorienbilbe bes Scili9en celez
brierte. gs aiiiitierten Die bohtuiirs
oiglten !Serren Oomprobit Migr. Sr.
Snal. Generals @ifdr Mier. Or. Yeifs
fer, ioipie bic boffp. 5erren Sireftor
9r. SGils unb Somsg ifare Ybilippe
unb 2ippert. Satten Die Srbenss
briiber Sofbauers (bie 8ebemptoris
iten>Yatres) ibrer Sreube unb gers
ebriing Gusorud perlieben bur6 ben
reihen Sabnen>. 8lumens unb. 2ifs
terihmud. Der ibr ~anbeimelnbes 8ots
tesbaus 5ierte. tiinbete Der Sdngers
dor baS Sob bes Seiligen in elmer
bonn Sreaniiten Der Stride Srn. Sos
palsfp componierten Seitsg antate. 70
be3euaten bic Wtitglteoer oeS Gereins
Der FL. Snmilie, oeren 8ereinSfirhe,
bic ct. Mpboniuss Stride lit, benz
Selben uno Neubeleber Deg 8laubens
tire 8eseiiterung baourh. bab ie =
mebrere Sunberte bon Rdnnern unb
Siinglineen - bur1 ben gmpfans
Der III. Communion eiu feierlides
Enthusiastically ablegten. 8el6'
innige Sbeitnabme bic g%inpobners
idaft 2urembur9's an Der Seitesfeier
ndbm. onbou 5eii9te Der 9roBe Sus
brang beg 8olfes gum Worsengottess
bienite iotpobl als aud gum Gbenbs
ieseu. in benz Der Seitrebner Heli>
gionslebrer Or. Sbia Den Seiligen
idiloerte.
2usembnrs q, "a. Oft. 8eItern
f~eierte Serr Sberbabnbofs , goriteber
Sos. Sund, iein 5~0sidbri9es Sienit>
iubildum. Ser Subilar ipnrbe I'M
Worgen bon Der Self gommiiiipn abs
gebolt unb ms 9iirser,G aiino aelcis
tet. ms cine fur3e 8esriibrins ieitcns
bes Srn. 8abnbof : goritebers Scrbit
aus Sapingen itnttfanb. I'm balb
~ llbr be9ab iid Der Ierein Der
SienirlteIenooriteber Der @ilbelme
2uremburg : 8abn, benen iih niBer
mebreren Golleaen Der .Neihseiiens
balm aud Serr Director Bertrand aus
Nrlon unb Der bortige 8abnbofsbprs
iteber an9eifloiien batten. gum Stabtz
balIe. mo lie bonn @emeinperatbe
empiangen purben. 9as r@prt"
ihreibt: 8ir conItatieren. bab an Der
Subildumsfeier an gbren oeS Serrn
Sunf iih Serren Der peridieoeniten
politiihen Yarteien uub @eltani6aus
unaen betbeilisten. Wan pollte chen
negen Der 0eri6iebenheit Der Sheen
I feinen WiBton in bieic Seranitaltung
bineinflinsen laiien. IS mub lcbs
bait bebauert perben, baB troB bieies
fpeitberaigen gntsesentommens, Serr
SNlnf. Die @ele9enbsit bcnlste, - ooer
iA9en mir: miBBrdudte = Inn bas
/ Seit purd Die Serrer : Teriammlima
am Ibenb 5u elmer Wanifcitation Der
9oge uuo bes aebGiiiaiten Intis
glerifulismus 5u itempeln. Sierau
beridtet Die .2uremb. Golfs5te."
Scrrers Geriammlung. Gin Srsanis
! iatipnss Gomite, beitebenS aus Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
3. 8. u.
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WiTen Sic baS?'
(@On g. g. m.)

Snuienoe pdren 9eiumS, tuenn lie
mr. seiunb iein tpoaten! ia liegt
elm SebIer beilen 8ur5eln ifon in bic
ainberitube 5uriidreiHen. l1nier N.S)s
ipnd5s ipirb et~nestbeils affenbaft pers
5drtelt, anberntbeils burd un5tpefe
mdbiee 2ebensipeife ipitentatiih franz
semaht. 9ie iunee @elt idet lid
niht ntebr. bab @eiuubbeit eleih
Sd0nbeit lit. bab 8eiunbieintpoIen
gairtb nnb stdrfe erforbert. gs lit 70
unbeauem. ltn3tpedmdbiees 81 n,eis
ben. es lit 70 ansenebn,. iebe llnari,
iebe 9anne. iebes nnperniinftise @es
lift nit feiner forperliden Sdos
nunssbeSiirftisfeit motipiren 3n ions
men. Ran lift chen TO-. braudt lid,
nifts 5i perfasen. fiittert feline intes
reiidnten Rerpen5uftdnbe naHiidtig
srob unb tpirb auIest tpirflih. mas
81 ietn ma p%orseeeben ober iid etns
sebiIbet bat: elm franfer Wenid.
Die &inber baben bieies geiipiel
Dor Mueen nnb eifern ibrn nad. Cine
Stpolfidbrise ipurbe bon einem gcs
fannten ansercbet. Gle auietidte
Iaut unb riei Damn in flaeenbem
Zone: ~Nein, Sic slanben gar
niff. trie nerpos i9 jest binl" Cider
LID mar Tie iiber5eust. benz Bee
treffenben baburH gang sefpaltig 3u
imponieren. Die Suht. iih burd
9eioen intcreiidnt 3u MAIDEN. tpirft
anitedenb. bic gltern. Iofern lie nidt
iogar islbii bic Borbilber 5u folder
1borbeit iinb. bnlben lie bod pielz
fa6 in ifrdflider glinobeit. Git
pirb ihnen elm nsiner 8ranfbeitsfdq
conitruirt. nm cine lln9e3ogenbeit
oher elm @eridumniB 3u entidulbis
gen. .Sersfen 1T bente nidt ipobl",
Sarum bat es feline Shularbeiten
ni6t seiradt. oarum 5erbriht Is feline
Spieliahen ODER fneift nno frabt
feline 0eihipiifer. Ser3fen merit
iih Sas natiirlid - es pirb setpib
nod otter nidt pobI fem.
anbere gltern traeen ipobl Gorge.
bic iorperIihe gutpidInns ibrer
8inoer nibt 5u bemmen. lire Sees
len perben aber ahtlos iiberrei5t
unS iiberidttist nnb ipas Die Spr0bT
hinge blaiicrt ober naieipeis seiast
baben. piro eifris ipeiter er5dblt.
Ran n,adbt ia feinen gifeft, ipenn
man einfad. natiirIiG uno sciuuo
lit. allies mub se5iert. 8etiinitelt unS
iibertrieben perben. CO lit Nooe. leis
benb 81 iein. ipie IS 5eitipeiie Dsobe
tit, nnsliidIih su iein.
Mber aud Sas grtrem bieier 8ihs
tuua. oas iiberdnaitlife 8ermeibcn@
tpoDen bon auem. mas Der @eiunbbeit
idancn iDnnte. 5eitiet Shpd6linse.
giner gan5en &eibe bon Sdbrniien
entseben mir mn burf pcrniinftisc
@%cpobnuns ODER ber5baftes 9eiicites
ihiebcn. Wer INNER MIR Dor einem
2uftJns. cinem nniien Strumpfe ats
tert. ipiro elm Shndhling bleiben,
benz acraoe 9as feblt. mas er uers
meintlider 8ciic am nlcreriten beiiet
Der @ile our Uelunbbett. Nuh bie,
fam Die gr3iebuug in Der better
gbiift bel iiinbigen. Sh fannie
&inber. bic burd bcitdnrise 8ars
mnaen in cine natiirlide SoScs,
inrd1t biueingcdneitiat iparen. Del
aIciniie bate aus @erieben etipas
Sarbe bon ieiuem Spiel6e,is abge,
ledt; er fam pcr5pciielno idreicnb 81
mir: .HRub i'd Jest ~iterben?" ST
bas seiuno BEL cinem pieridbriser
Sinbc? @iepief Dual unb Stamp
iperpcn 'ie inncrlih ~ beiteben b.
ben. sbc Tie bas abaelest babeu iper'
Den, mas BON dnoeren f~uraerhanl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-09
Aus hem iibrisem Thet!sm.

@aiferbillis, II. Git. llns
Iere mGnnlide Sugenb bat cine ciscnc
Nrt, Neupermdblten ibre Sulbisuns
SarSubringen. Sn Der criten Haht
rah Der Sod5eit werben Senitcrlaoen,
Silbnerleitern, SolSblode, 9lumen@
tGpfc II. {. IN. Dor Dem Sauie bes
8aares auigeitellt. Su Der leBten
8pde bate man einem iungen Saare
iopiel Sol5 sebra6t, bab es fir elm