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The Washington times., 1909-12-07
What's on the Program
Tonight in Washington

southern Commercial Congress, at the
New Willard, lecture on "Thc Pur-
poses of the Southern Commercial
CorgresAg by c.. GrosvcTor Dave.
%. m.
Fourth annual show Columbia Poultry
and Pigeon Association. Washington
Light Infantry Armory.
oyster supper for members Of Columbia
Turnvcroin ar clubhouse iu NJ street.
Meeting of Aero Scientific Club at Y. NJ.
c. A.. s .. n
Nebraska State Association campfire
ar fernando Annex. g %. IA.
FOTty-fOurth anniversary Of oldest In
habitants' Association az the Cham
Der OF Commerce.. S p. m.
AnthropoIogic.l Society at George
Washington University p. IN.
Columbia Heights Citizens Association
Postofhce Hail, Park road. p. m.
Robert Downing. Grace H. r.. Church.
Ninth and S streets, 81 p. m
Theaters
Florence Holbrook. iu Bright
Eyes S.i5 ID. IN.
Bclasco- "Thc Lily" $40 %. m.
Columbla-"The Climax" 1910 %. DO.
Chase.s-VaudeWIe. SIS p. On.
Moving pictures and vaude-
Vile
LyceUm-"The Jolly Girls" SI5 o. m.
Gayety-"RiaIto FOUNDERS" SI5 p. m.
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ments)
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NEW LIGHT ON THE SITITA-
TON IN ENGLAND.

There is another side TO this grave
situation in England side brought
out neatly by the sbarp-witted Mrs
Pankhurst.
As the irrepressible sufTragette was
brushing aside the farewell teardrop
the Unsuitable American reporter put
one more question:
"Wil the rejection of the budget
mean the extinction of the house of
lords 2"
"Eot at ALL" said Mrs. Pankhurzt.
promptly. "There are zoo many Lib
erals who would like to be lords them
selves some day"
An odd view of situation that has
been held up to the world as being one
Of the most critical in English history.
Yet we venture to say that the point
is well taken.
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Miss Crane
WEEDS ]. A. Councillor.

The wedding OF Miss Vesta y. Crane.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W.
Crane 20 James a. Councillor took
place last evening In her parents home.
DDS South Dakota avenue northeast.
The ceremony, which was performed at
G.a3 O'Clock, by the Rev. Samuel II.
Greene, pastor Of the calvary Bantist
Church, was attended by a small party
Of relatives and "A few intimate friends.
Quantities of palms, smilaX, white
roses, and ChrysanthCmums adorned
the drawing rooms
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore a beautiful gown OF
white messaline satin trimmed with
Irish lace. Her long tulle veil was ar
ranged with "a COronet OF orange bios
SONS and she carried ii shower bouquet
of Stride roses
Miss Clara \. Barnes, who vas the
maid Of honor. wore a dainty gown of
pink crepe de chine trimmed with lace
and carried a cluster of pink carna-
lions.
Ralph s. Crane. brother Of the bride.
was best man for Mr.. Councillor.
An informal reception followed the
ceremony and later in the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Councillor left Washington for
an extended Northern wedding "trip. the
latter wearing travelling suit OF navy
blue serge with q blue touue. Mr.. and
NTs Councillor will make their home
I'm Rosebud s. D.. where the former has
been sent by the Government as chief
clerk OF the Indian reservation.
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to have adopted in New York carries
out the principle advocated by Mr..
Bonaparte Under the Green Human
bin the party leaders are required TO
suggest candidates 10 the voters, and
on the same ticket which is voted upon
at the primary the names of the leaders
themselves must appear so that mem
bers of the party may say whether they
wish the same leadership to continue.
The Outlook adds:
So, If the suggestions which the
leaders made were not satisfactory to
tne voters Of the party, not only could
the suggestions be rejected hat also
the leaders themselves
This plan Of Governor Hughes is a
practical formulation of the principle
which Mr. Bonaparte states, and is
buttressed by Mr.. RonaDartc's arelI-
ments. Fundamentally what Cover
nor Hughes has planned and what
Mr. Bonapartc suggests are the same
Each is based on the trutL that the
way to deal with irresponsible power
IN public men is not to try 20 do away
with the power, but to increase the
responsibility.
The most earnest advocates of the
direct primary have always admitted
that it has faults; but they have CON
tended more emphaticaIy that the
system it is intended to displaca g., still
more faulty. 1t Is not handed ever as
complete and perfect scheme, but as
a step forward, and a long one. in put
ting responsibility where it viii be more
responsive than it is when in the hands
OF political leaders as they are now
constituted.
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Hold Reception
At Netherlands Legafinn

Tie 21inister from the Netherlands
and Nine Loud = held a reception, fol
. lowed by musicale. at the legation last
evening, when they presented Miss XII
men, Of Paris. a niece Of Nine. Lsoudon.
who viii spend the winter season at the
legation.
me program included several num-
bers from Mr.. CumIroff, the bohemian
baritone. with his pianist, Mr.. Socias.
WnC IS accompanying him on his tour
OF tails country. and a group Of italian
SONGS by Nine LOudUn.
Among the guests were the Italian Am
DaSSddor and Baroness Mayor de-
PianChes, the Austrian AmhaSsador and
baroness HenEelmUller. the French
Ambassador and Mime. Jusserand. the
bIdZlilan Ambassador and Nine Ma
Duco. the British Ambassador and Mrs.
BrFces the German Ambassador and
countess Won Eernstorff, the Secretary
OF the Navy and Mrs. Never. Miss
Meyer. Miss Alice Meyer. the Assistant
Secretary of War and Mrs Oliver. the
Naval Attacne Of the Austrian FTubss-
sy ana Baroness Preuschen, Count and
countess de CEambrun Of the French
embassy, Mr.. Thurkow. and Mr. and
Mrs. O. c. Glover.
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Miss Margaretta Symons
Has Buds at Luncheon

Miss AIargaretta Symons, daughter OF
Col and Mrs Thomas ". Symons
entertained company Of dehutantes al
luncheon today In compliment 10 Miss
Sophy Johnston and Miss Mary Nc
Cauley
At the table were Miss Margaret ORA
per- Miss Eudora Clover, Miss Gladys
HinckIey, Mss Margaret WorthIngton.
Miss Martha Bowers, Miss Laura Mer-
RAM, Miss Katherine Brown. Miss Leo
nora Finley. and Miss Louise Cromwell
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NAVY

Commando @. w KLINE. detached
command CGstiUe % duty as ill.,
spect0r OF ordnance. Philadelphia, Pa
Commando w w GILNIER. detached
duty as inspector OF ordnance. Phila-
delphia. Pa. 90 command Castiue.
Commander T. O. LEONARD. detached.
Philadelphia, Pa, 20 South Caro-
lima
Lieutenant s. u. RONENr detached dutv
aide ON S-aU OF commander third d.
vision Atlantic feet on Georgia.
20 Inspector OF ordnance Phladel-
pHia. Pa.
El sign a. *. ATKINS, detached as aide
on STAFF of commander third division
Atlantic fleet. ON GeorEia, TO home
and wait orders.
MIdshirm3n A. %. MCNEIL detached
Idaho and when discharged treat
mCut Naval Hospital. New York.
y. ". granted sick leave two months.
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Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY

The following officers or the NedicsI
Corps are relieved from duty in the
Philippines division:
Captain ERNEST L. RUFFNER.
Captain PAUL s. HALLORAN.
Captain JAMES NJ. PHALEN.
Captain CHARLES c. BILLINGSLEA
The following officers OF the Medical
Reserve Corps are relieved from duty
In the Philippines division and will
proceed 70 san Francisco Cal:
First Lieutenant ROBERT f SEWERS
First Lieutenant FRED r. KOTLE.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM n. MYERS.
Captain JOSEPHUS S. CECIL Eight
zenith Infantry, S-ou WhiDDle Bar
racks, Arlz., 90 Fort Mackenzie,
NED-
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Mrs Well
Mrs. Wells
VIII Wear White Satin.

Mrs Wells viii wear O. handsome
gown of white charmeuse satin with
panel iu front and back OF silk em-
/ broldery and net and hat Of black
satin trimmed with Dlumes and a white
alsrette. Mrs. Frank r. RoseuEartCu.
iof Philadelphia. aunt Of the bride. viii
wear an effective toilette of gray chit
I Con with a coat of the chiffon en-
/ braoidered in silver and "a gray and
silver togue trimmed with a white
algratre.
According 10 the custom observed AT
military weddings. the bride viii cut the
wedding cake with her husbands sword
Among inc out-pt-towu guests who
came TO Washington for the wedding
are Mr.. and Mrs. Frsuk h. RUsauEar-
. ten, Samuel EosougGrtcu. Joseph Roseu-
Eartcu, aud ~. Fanny Eosengarteu.
tEe Misses SiuuicEsuu and Miss Mani.
bIcEeE. aN of Philadelphia, Mrs e.
CLIFFORD Richardson. aunt Of the bride
.lI and Mus Alfred Beatty, Mr.. and
Mrs. and Miss NHarbouuicr and Miss
DguisUu. OF Baltimore
Lieutenant Wilcox and his bride will
leave. Washington after the reception
travel iu "a tailored suit OF blue serge
with hat of tho same shade They
VIII return to Washington for q visit
@. tho brides mother around Christmas
lime. as Lieutenant Wilcox. who IS now
stationed ON tho New Hampshire is on
leave oi absence from his ship.
Announcement is made Of the mar
Tia-, Of M 's- Bessie Griggg and Ed
wuud LIewellyu Key CAN'T. The we'd
tlL- TOOK place yesterday morning at
II O'Clock lu ST. Marks Episcopal
IHuTga, the rector, the Rev. w. L.
DevTies. orGciarfEg, In the presence
Of small party Of relatives and
Fern Meyers was best man for Mr.
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Miss Riggs
Hostess At Box PARTY.

a large and enthusiastic audience
filled the Columbia Theate- last evening
at the benefit performance given by the
board OF lady uanaEere Of the George
town University Hospital.
Miss Alice RiEgs was hostess ar n
box party, having among her guests
Dr. and Mrs George Tully Vaughn.
and Mrs. HardeSty.
The other bOXhOlders were Mrs. 7
Eakin Gadsby, Mrs. James Dudley Nor-
Edn. Mrs. Matthew T.. scott, Mrs. Nellie
Fea|ey, and Mr Fitzgerald
Among those in the audience were
Rear Admiral ana Mrs. Glover. Miss
Clover Mrs. Re@mey, Brewster Reamav.
Commander and Mrs. William Manning
Irwin, Miss Irwin. the Misses Finley
Miss Madeline Bradley. Miss Mary
Dove, J. Maury Dove Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Reilly, Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
LipscOmb. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron s. Ad-
ans, Mr. and Mrs NJ J. Colbert lTr
and Mrs. s. ". Woodward. Miss Stros-
burger Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bent
ley. Mr. and Mrs w +. Roberts, and
Mrs. Joel EIillman.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

of this time will very possibly prove a
grave matter. when the general legis-
lative situation shall have further de
veloped.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07
The Young Lady Across the Way

We as K z d
the young lady
across the nay
for her opinion
as 70 the reIa-
tine palueS of
the HitrogeHoHS
and the car
, o ma CeOHS
foods, and she
said she really
didn't KNOW
always buying
things as she
sid by The
dime s ~ OTt %
dHL not motto
ing particular
~ hon much
she got for her
money.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07
Several Guests
At Peuuebaker Home

Nr. and Mrs Charles Darwin Hrurr-
baker have as house guests for I'll week
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Newman. OF Louis
vile, Ky; Mrs. Ward, of Baltimore.
Miss Katherine Dunn. Of Richmond.
Va; Mi3s Wjnifrcd DorenCc. OF Phiia-
delphiai Peter Mccall Mercer. and
Charles Mercer OF Pittsburg, Pa.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

II looks, indeed, as II the politicians
who are determined 90 get rid OF Hughes
by killing his direct primary legislation.
are instead likely 10 fasten him uDou
the State for a longer time
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

Pennsylvania is the leading beneficiary
Of the protective tariff system, vet the
States governor shows that the Com
monwealth is paying out S45.001.O00 this
year In various charities. Seems as Fl
there is something here that might at
ford a text for quite long speech by
John Dalzeli.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07
Miss Lawton
Visiting AT The HOllies "

Miss Frances LJawton. daughter OF the
late Gen H. V LawtOu. is the house
guest OF Capt and Mrs S. J. MuIhall.
1T THE H0uies." near Ballston, Va.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

DR.. Cooks records are In the hands
OF the Danish scholars. The time has
come 10 prepare for the worst Either
Cook or Pea'y is going to get t. The
game Is 20 guess which one
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

II is 70 be hoped that this painless
surgery will not become so attractive
that folks viii make it fashionable to
have q leg, arm or ear cut Off just for
amusement
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

creditors Of Prince Miguel de Bra
ganza are Insisting that he come across
with a million sim0leous out Of the
silent smith millions. II seems that
the prince doesn't want 10 pay up. indi-
eating that he is going to be true to
the silence traditions surrounding that
money, and doesn't care TO have it talk.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

Dixie. from Philadelphia for Cristobal
Vermont. from Newport News for
Southern Drill Groundsi Salem,
from Tompkinsvine for Province
town
The Washington times., 1909-12-07
M0vEMENTs OF VESsELs.

Rocket and Staudish. at Norfolk: Cas-
tine. at Newport. F.uss-r. at West
Point SolaCe. at Hampton Roads.
and Albany aui Yorktown, ut Aca-
The Washington times., 1909-12-07
VIII Wear
Rose Point Lace Shawl.

Miss Wells viii wear as veil a
beautiful rose point lace shawl. an
heirloom in the family, which has
served the same purpose for hei
EfaudmotHer, mother, and aunt The
bridal bouquet viii be an old-TashfOu-
ed cluster of lilies of the valley in
a lace paper holder. and the veil VIII
be held i'm place with orange blossoms.
Miss ALTA Emory OF MOrTistOWn
n J., the maid OF honor. viii wear red
chiffon cloth over white satin. effec-
lively trimmed In gold. Her hat will
nave Drlm of gold with a draped
crow ol red velvet. and she will
carry bouquet OF white sweet peas
with pendant shower of stevia
MISS Antoinette HeCkscher Of New
YORK; Miss Marion LeUtze. Miss Esther
Denny, and Miss Henrietta Fitche. the
-FOUR bridesmaids, VIII wear exception
ally picturesque costumes. Their gowns
VIII be OF white panne velvet made with
draped OVerskiTt effect and trimmed
IN gold They viii wear white pictur-
hats, turned up at the side, faced with
gold and trimmed with long white
plume,o They viii carry huge mun bou-
quets It poiusetta blossoms and stevua
falling I'm 'N'' shape 70 the hem OF
their gowns.
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Miss Laura Clifford Wells WEEDS Lieutenant Wilcox
his Afternoon Before a Notable Gathering
FloralDecorationsin Church
Feature of Event-Christ-
mas Colors.
Many Out-of- Town Guests
Attend Picturesque We'd
ding Ceremony.

Miss Laura Clifford Wells and Lieut..
Julian p. WILCOX. L. $. NJ. c.. will be
married this afternoon at 4 o'clock in
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church Tho pastor, the Rev. Wallace
Radcliffe, viii perform the ceremony i'm
ue presence of large and distinguish
60 gathering Of relatives and friends of
the young couple from Washington.
New York, Philadelphia. and Baltimore
The church viii be PRETTY decorated
IN Christmas eolors. quantities Of smil-
ak and holly being used. with a grace
hil arrangement Of stevIa and poinsettia
blossoms i'm the fount at the altar. In
stead of tho usual standards Of flowers
marking of the peyys reserved for the
family a novel feature viii be marines
IN uniform who win hold the white rib
5ons until the bridal party and relatives
have left the church.
Miss Wells, who VIII be given in
marriage by her cousin, y. Clifford
Rosengarten, of Philadelphia. viii
wear handsome bridal gown OF
white satin, with square cut train.
The panel forming the front Of the
gown is handsomely embroidered I'm
silk and pearls. and the bodice is trim
med with rose point lace.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07
Mrs. Taft
At BelascO Theater.

Mrs. Taft occupied the Presidential
box at the BelascO Theater last even
ing She was accompanied by her sis
ter, Mrs Mclaughlin; the Presidents
secretary, Frederick Carpenter. and
Capt Archibald Butt, military aid TO
the President.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

while it's to be an economy Congress.
IL will also be a bhHo1-dou3r-sessio
CONGRESS.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

Mrs. s. Solomson win be at home on
Tuesdays, at the Amherst apartment,
1904 Columbia road.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

Mrs. Sydney c. Kaufman. OF the Ash
ley apartment, entertained a small com
pany Informally last evening Her
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Never.
AR. and Mrs s. J. Steinberger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Abe Sigmund, Mr.. and Mrs JO-
seph Auerbach, and AIr. and Mrs. Simon
Kauu
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

Nine: Won Livonfus. wife Of the milk
tary attache Of the German embassy
VINO spent several days In Baltiuor.
has returned to Washington
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

The Ladies' Auxiliary held its regu-
lar monthly meeting yesterday after
noon, in the vestry rooms of the Eighth
Street Temple.
The Washington times., 1909-12-07

Miss Julia Goldsmith. Of Frederick
burg, Va, who has been the guest Of
Mr.. ans Mrs. Rhine. of West Washing
ton, returned 10 her home today
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-01
Georgia.

Gus Iuguita miro unter'm
9otlm BON %. Wai. gemclbet: Die
Georgia : Sabn lit bur6 ben Streit
Der Sei5er pDlii9 labmgele9t, unb Die
2eitung periuft nidt einnlal, Die
3ii9e laufen 81 faiien; lie CAB Die
Grfldrung nb, baB lie allies bereit
babe, ai6 Die Wdnnihuften, Den Se>
trieb mieber auf3unebmen, oaB lie bieS
aber niht cher tbun lpiirbe, ais Der
Staat lid perpilihte, ibr Giscntbum
llnb lire Ingeitelten ai i6iiben. Die
ltreitenoen Sei5er iinb u~nnafgiebi9;
lie crfldren. baB lie feinerlei 8eronts
nortun9 fir irgenolpelfe @emnlttbdz
ti9feiten babeu. Die sei6eben ieieu
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Dem Streif ipmpatbiiiren. aus.
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S6eriff BON WcSuffie Gountp telegra>
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fentli6t, baB lie teineu 3u9 ourds
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Sei5ern oocr &egern bebient perbe.
Bon Den Senmtcn Der 2ofomotipe
fiibrers unb 6ei5ers Verbdnbe lit pftis
5iea befanut ge9eben porben. baB Der
Strcif alf Der 8aiieufra9c baiirt unb
ipiauge fortgciest unb nod Woglifs
felt aui ben 9nn3en Siiben nlIsaebebnt
perben piro, bis Der lebte iarbige
6ci5er burob einen 8eiBen criebt pors
hcn lit. gu Dieien o%ifencn 9robs
ungen tritt nod pas @eriiht biusu,
bab aud Die Sotomotiufibrer ibre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-01

bon. Dem Saiiierer in @mpfans 81
nebmen." Spridlt Das idoh gu linz
g~uniten bcs Srlrits, Der Die Shuio ant
leillc Ingeitcllten ihicben mohte, 10
pirb es nod bcfrditigt Ourd) Die Sbuts
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Der Usage arbciteten unb buhitdbltu
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ten ais auf Der Iubenieite permerft
nor. Sa6n fpnrmt nod alS erIdrc<
rcnbes Ioment elm Sertlldungspers
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Seber burd cinen Ncteftipe folgtc,
bci pcl6er @elcgenbeit DEM Seumtcn
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mengenommen ltcllen bicie llmltdnbe
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lit Der Siee Der He9ierung unio err
freulider, neil CT bartbut, Dob Die
Sunoesrcgicrung audi cinem 10 mdfs
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Scnn Der Srnit bat feline llnebrlids
felt bclpicien u1b Dnmit lid ben1 Der
ba6t ous9eieet, baB or es aud NIT
ben GonIumenten niht aH5u genal
nimmt. - ,Mmerifd".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-01
Zinc amiiebcnerreeenSc
Hcttuno.

@ie Bert 81. 9can bon Gbenn,
@nib., Dor einem i6rcdlihen Sobe ge@
rettet murpe, lit elm nuiiebenerrcgens
Ocs greignib. Cine ihpere CIR
%tdltung", i6reibt er, bate elm bnrts
uGfi9es 2ungcnlcioen CUR Sol9e, bas
Der Stunt eines %erfdbrenen bieiigcn
Ir5tcs Sros bot. 4lsbann be5abltc
ih SO bis SIS fir iepcn gciuh an
cineu Sun9ens Spe5ialiiten in Spos
fame. Der mir niGt belfen fonnte.
Damn gins ih naG California, aber
auf oas niiste mir nidts. 3ulest
gebralidjte i6 Or. Sings SEEM Dis
coperp, welhe mid oollitdnbis fnrirte
unb iebt bin ih 10 eeiunb pie friiber."
Sir 9lngenleiben. gronhitts. 5uiten,
grfdltungen. aitbnta. Group unb
a%eudbultcn lit cs uniibertrefflid.
so Gents mn $1.00. Trobeflai6e
frei. @arantirt bon 3. @. 81 t c,
656 Drain StraBe. 9ubuaue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-01
Zinc ~Hambtbierfaue.

Gin mdlitioier @isboIo hat einmaI bic geeIt
ais cine groBe Raubtbierfaae beSeihnet. nit
iueldber ridlt Haubthteren BON Meniehen, ION
bern @enidhen BON 8aubtbieren nad,geteat tuiro.
Cine idldriere Beleudbtung bieies ebenio grauias
men iute ~genialen 8ebnnteuS III tppbl nift rn1g.
lid. ais b~ieienise nit benz Siuueiie auf bic
Guadialber, peltbe pbne 8e6enten 9etuiHenloie
geripredunsen MAIDEN, UNI oas bliube Sllteiu.
den Der leibeuoeu Weuid}beit aus5ubenten. 9tes
Ter idn6ben @~eminniuobt entgegenanarbetten,
1T bic Iilid)t zines ieoen Meniben; bespubers
gebieter ib tritt oieie GHidbt aber anf. fuenr
ma bic ehrliohe uno teffe leber5eugina baoor
bat, i'm Bette zines por3igIiden 6etlmittels gu
iein, unb oieie Heterogeneous nod ourdl bic Grs
iabrnng erhnrtet fpirb. Sic ieldaes SeiIrnittel.
unb 3fpnr Elm tets mirtinmes MitteI eegen part.
Ieibigteit uno Slutunreinisteit, bil6en bic ct.
Bernard arduterpilen. Sic reinisen oas Slut.
beieitteeh Yeritppfung uno beugen omit ben
3ieren. unb 2eberIei6eu uuo ber Ippsuoisitis
Dor. Sic limb IN @pcthefen gu BADEN. .aIio Seber-
mann Sug1nglif. Sic helfen IN ben ~rteiffe1
56aen, IN benen iene 2eiben pber audi icbon
oeren nod ernftlidere 5olgen iidl eingeiteat bas
ben. Sic perben oeshnlb aud bier BON einein
meniflidbe en- Yflihtgeiibl Der Ieibenben Menid)'
belt beitens empfohlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-01

aus @ien berlaltet nnter'm
Satum bonn Is. Mai: go ber5li6 tpie
Der Gmpfane, mar ai6 Der Ibidie6
Der benz berti6en &aiierpaare 5utbeil
ipurbe. Bel Der Snbrt bon Der Sof>
burg na6 benz 9abnbof fpteoers
bolten lid Die sleideu S5eueu, tuie
bel Der @nfunft. Cine uneebeuere
Menifenmenge, beren @ntbnlinsmus
Die 1oli5ei faum i'm 3aum 81 balten
bermofte, bate iid auf Dem @ese
na6 Dem 8eitbabnbof aut9eltelt.
Sobalb Die Wenee bes beutIden &dis
lers nniifti9 ipurbe, erifante Elm
brauienbes, niGt enben ipolenbes
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