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Willmar tribune., 1909-04-07
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Fahlun, April 5.-Mrs. Ida Hull
tin has been visiting in the cities
for some time.
The auction sale at Trulson
Bros. places last Tuesday was
largely attended and everything
was disposed of at good prices,
especially cattle.
Emil Hanson was around last
Monday and Tuesday dehorning cat
tie.
Mr.. Frank Nelson will erect a
large modern barn this spring. It
will be one of the largest and most
modern in the county. Mr.. A.
Lundin will do the carpenter work.
S. J. Walgren employed a crew of
men last week saving wood.
Misses Mary and Edna Granquist
are staying in Willmar at present.
There was a moving picture show
in Dist. 80 last Tuesday evening.
Those present pronounced it good.
Arthur Blomquist is now staying
with his brother Oliver.
Seeding is now in full swing here
and fields are said to be in good
condition this spring.
Gilbert johnson has entered the
service of L. P. Felt for some time.
The Tripolis Ladies Aid society
will meet at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oliver Blomquist next Wednes-
day afternoon and evening.
John Blomquist of Kandiyohi
spent few days of last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Magnuson.
Ernest Freed was in Willmar last
Saturday.
A few of our farmers attended
the johnson auction sale in White.
field Thursday.
Ed Dahlin is down in the cite:
for a short stay.
| C. A. Berg bought stock here las
Friday.
! A. Lundin intends to build an ad
dition to his dwelling house thi.
spring.
Oscar Lundberg left last Thurs
day for Winona and other points il
this state. He will be absent fol
some time.
| The dredge boat will soon com
mcnce operations again. They arr
doing some repair work at present
Fishing will soon be the order O:
the day.
G. j. Bjornberg of Willmar wa
a visitor in this town last Tuesday
Roads are in fairly good condi
tion at present and are rapidly i'm
proving. Soon autos can take ;
spin, especially on the Fahlu1
roads.
J, Henning Bomstad is busy haulin,
coal and repairs for the dredge.
Willmar tribune., 1909-04-07
NOTICE.

All persons having in their pos
session wheel or slush scrapers be-
longing to town of St. Johns are
hereby requested to return them to
the overseer of their respective dis
tricts by May 10, 1909. II not re-
turned by that time, delinquents
must bear the expense connected
with having someone sent for them.
By order of Town Board. 72
Willmar tribune., 1909-04-07
Entertainment at Lake Lillian.

Next Friday evening, April 9,
there will be an entertainment and
social in Dist. 83, Lake Lillian.
Two good plays will be given. The
play 1.-TWO Wandering Jews' ought
to attract full house.
The Blomquist Bros. Of Roseland
will take the leading parts and that
ought to assure everybody of a gooc
evenings entertainment.
Coffee and cake will be served
afterwards.
Remember, Friday evening, Apri
Willmar tribune., 1909-04-07
Real Estate Transfers.
TOWN of ROSELAND.

TOWN of RosELAND.
March PIN. Seybouts, also
known as M. Sybouts, to Henry j.
Dragt, sci, sec. 6, 100 a., $384O.
March 29-William Kepl to SIM
on Dykema, part of sci. sec. S, so
a., 81.
March 29- Simon Dykema to
Fred Nauta, part of sci, sec. 5, so
a., $40.
TOWN OF LAKE ELIZABETH.
March 25-Fred A. Yahnke to C.
W. Gadd, e3 of nw4, nw} of nw4,
sec. %, $4,000.
TOWN OF WHITEFIELD.
March 24-Anna E. Anderson to
John johnson, ne4 of mel, sec. %.
40 a., 5000.
March 27-Per Jonson to Andrew
z. johnson, W. of ne4, ea of nw4,
sec. ID; nj of mel of nw4, sec. Is,
180 a., $4,000.
~" ~ w 1LLMARs
March 25-Barney Leary to Peter
Anderson, 20 acres of ne1 of mel,
sec. 22, $4,000.
March 29-Emil Broberg to The
y. W. Kerr Co., sw4 of nw4. sec.
l9; also the eA Of sci, sec. "a, and
the nw4 of ne4, sec. 25, town of St.
Johns, 200 a., $1,000.
TOWN OF DovRE.
March 24-Otto Olson to 1ngval
Netland, sw4 Of sw4, sec. 10; mel
of sci, sec.- 80 a., $1700.
Probate Court to Emil Sjodin ct
al, lot l, sec. 4; ne44, sec. 5, 1854
| March 25-Ernest P. Shedeen ct
al to Emil Sjodin, lot l, sec. 4;
ne4, sec. 5, 1854 a., 81.
March 25-Christine Edberg to
John P. Larson, nw4 of sw4 exc.
a., 80 a.; also ne4 of sci, sec. IL,
Town of Mamre, 40 a.. $4,000.
March 27-Olaus B. Olson to Ole
o. Rykken, Sd of sw4 of nw4, sec.
II, 20 a., $500.
| TOWN OF LAKE ANDREW.
March 25-Probate Court to Emil
?. Sjodin ct al, sa of sw4 lot 5,
sec. 80, 120 a.
March25-Ernest P. Sh edeen etal
to Emil Sjodin, So of sw4, lot 5, sec.
80, 120 a., 81.
| TOWN OF BURBANK.
March &c. S. Geer to Sadie J.
Knight, W. of sw4 exc. 10 a., sec.
%, 70 a., $500.
CITY OF WILLMAR.
! March 25-Probate Court to Emil
Sjodin ct al, lots 5, 6 and Z, bl. SO,
1st. add.
March 25-Ernest P. Shedeen ct
al to Emil Sjodin, lots S, and Z,
bl. So, 1st. add, 81.
| March 26-Oolf A. Ferring to
Nels Bake, lot 3 and nj of lot 4,
bl. 13, Ferring's add, $4OO.
| March 29-The o. w. Kerr Co.
to Emil A. Broberg, SCI of lot 2 and
lot 8, bl. H, Booths add., $4,000.
| March 29-The O. w. Kerr Co.
to Emil A. Broberg, lots 4 and 5,
bl. H, Booths add, $4,000.
April 2-Paulina Barnstad to Will
} liam F. Hanson, lots 3 and 4, bl. 3,
Barnstad's add, $3.50.
TOWN OF EDWARDS.
April Jacob Hanna to Adolph
Peterson, NJ Of mel, sec. 6, 80 a. ,
$2640.
; TOWN OF KANDIYOHJ.
April 2-Chas. F. Konantz to
Oren B. Taft, WI of nw4, sec. 80,
80 a., 81.
TOWN OF ST. JOHNS.
March 31-Probate Court to
Maren Anna Hendrickson ct al, e3
Of WI of sw1, e3 of sw4, sec. IL,
4Oa.
TOWN OF GREEN LAKE
March 31-Probate Court to
Sophia Gustrud, und. Is part of
und. 2-3 part of nj of nw4, sec. 13.
z VILLAGE OF ATWATER.
II March 29-Martha Blomberg to
1 Christina Nilsson, lots 4, S and 6,
r bl. 3, Salter's End add., $17OO.
Willmar tribune., 1909-04-07

Good opening for competent
dressmaker and milliner, in a good,
live Minnesota town. No shop at
present. Apply in writing to w.
0. S., care of Willmar Tribune. 50f
Willmar tribune., 1909-04-07

DOLLAR A MONTH-That' s
all. Insures against accident, i'll.
ness and death. Insures women.
National Casualty Co., Carlson
Block. Hays. 81
Willmar tribune., 1909-04-07

The Metropolitan barber shop,
Bank of Willmar building, B. T..
Otos, proprietor, is the shop to get
a shave, hair cut or bath. +
Willmar tribune., 1909-04-07
Real Estate Transfers.
VILLAGE OF HAWICK.

April 1-Sylvester Ford to F. M.
Knutson, 81 #. running east from
house on lot 3 and 2, bl. r, Welch' s
add, $50.
VILLAGE UF SPICER.
March 31-Probate Court to So
phia Gustrud. und. Is part Of lot
ID and nj of lot 3, bl. Is.
Willmar tribune., 1909-04-07

Oscar Thorud went to Eagle
Bend Monday after a visit here at
the home of Ole Bredeson.
Palisadian., 1909-03-01

sardine fork The third prize was
silver belt buckle, won by Mrs. E. Y.
Cohen. Mrs. Logan received the con-
ISOLATION prize, pack Of cards. Those
present were: Mrs. J. G. Cohen, Mrs.
E. Y. Cohen, Mrs. Paul T. Brady,
Mrs. Emory Douglas, Mrs. H. D. Dou-
glas, Mrs. H. d. Truxillo, Mrs. c. T.
Logan, Mrs. Elmer Dwiggins, Mrs.
Richard Bennett, Mrs. G. May, Mrs.
G. H. Frew, Mrs. V. B. Kelly, Mrs. J.
J. Phelps, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. George
Roedel, Mrs. Capt. Nickel and Misses
Larum, Cadmium and Phillips.
Palisadian., 1909-03-01
Mrs. D. A. Carson's Whist Party.

On Wednesday afternoon, March 3,
Mrs. Carson gave whist party to her
friends, at her home in Dearborn
road. Everyone present had a good
time, and went home feeling that they
had thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon.
Mrs. Roedels won the first prize, a
silver hat pin holder. Mrs. Paul T.
Brady won the second prize, silver
Palisadian., 1909-03-01
Miss Hazel Wolcott's Dance.

On Friday evening, February Goth,
Miss Hazel Wolcott entertained her
friends at dance, at her home in
Edgewood lane. Although the wealth
er was exceedingly disagreeable near
ly all those invited were present, and
were we'll repaid by tn good time they
had. Those present were: Misses
Maud Brady, Agnes Brady, Ida Claf-
lin, Grace Campbell, Marion Palmer,
Marion Tibbetts, Angela Tanning,
Gladys Millard, Catherine Metcalf,
Myra Reynolds, Ruth Reynolds, Grace
Burdette and Elizabeth Krackowizer,
and Messrs. Bernard Brady, Ray
Dwiggins, Geo. H. Frew, jr., Edgar
Darby, Clarence Hunicke, James
Druck, Harry, John and Walter Lane,
Dunbar SPOTS, Merton Gordon, Rich
ard Filius and William Farrell
Palisadian., 1909-03-01
Mrs. Elmer Dwiggins' Card Party.

Mrs. Elmer Dwiggins entertained
at whist the afternoon of March 18th.
The playing was spirited and the
guests spent an enjoyable afternoon.
The first prize, handsome hat pin,
was won by Mrs. E. Douglas. Mrs.
]. G.. Cohen received second prize,
a picture. A brass bowl, third prize,
went to Mrs. Darby. Mrs. Holt re-
ceived the consolation prize. Those
present were Mrs. ]. G. Cohen, Mrs.
E. Y. Cohen, Mrs. Paul T. Brady,
Mrs. f. Douglas, Mrs. H. D. Douglas,
Mrs. Truxilo, Mrs. Chas. T. Logan,
Mrs Richard Bennett, Mrs. D. A.
Carson, Mrs. c. H. Frew, Mrs. G..
May, Mrs. P E. Darby, Mrs. Arthur
Tams, Mrs. " B. Kelly, Mrs. w. F.
Holt, Mrs. J. V. Wolcott, Mrs. Geo.
Roedel, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs. Mil
liken.
Palisadian., 1909-03-01

On Thursday, March II, the Sam
uel E. Darbys entertained at dinner
DR.. and Mrs. Takamine, of New York,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry George, Jr.,
in honor of Mr.. George, who plans
an early visit to Japan. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey
Millard also were guests.
Mrs. Telford, talented literary
woman Of New York, is having her
pretty home in Edgewood lane rushed
so she can get i'll early in the spring.
The new McGee house in Washing
ton avenue is a harmony III brown.
Mr. Harold Rountree, of Chicago,
was a guest of the S. E. Darby's last
week.
You can tell by the way the real
estate men look and walk that there'll
be doings around Palisade i'll a few
weeks.
Mrs. S. E. Darby entertained Mr..
and Mrs. E r. Mason, of Chicago,
and Mr.. John J. Martin, of New York,
at dinner, March 4.
Palisadian., 1909-03-01
Mrs. ]. v. Wolcott's Card Party.

Mrs. J. V. Wolcott entertained
number of friends at a Dutch Whist
Party on Friday afternoon, February
Goth. The score-cards were appropri-
ately decorated with figures of little
Dutch boys. The game of Dutch
Whist is very unique game, and was
greatly enjoyed by the players. AT
ter the game refreshments were
served The prizes consisted of:
First prize, large PLAGUE; second,
roll-tray; third, silver picture frame,
and the consolation prize, nut-bowl.
The winners were, Mesdames Stulp-
nagel, Millard, Phelps and Frazer.
Among those present were: Mes
DANES Dwiggins, Tams, Roedels,
Millard, Freeman, Cohen, Sager, Phil
lips, G. Lane, Tibbets, Phelps, Kelly,
Goodman, Wood, Frazer, Butts, Van
Wart, Potter, Flagge, Brady, Darby,
Metcalf, Holt and Stulpnagel.
Palisadian., 1909-03-01

I1lSH went ana let Horace Mann beat
them at basket ball by the score of
AZ to Io How are the mighty fallen?
Mrs. Elmer Dwiggins has been
complimented on the good taste with
which she has furnished her pretty
home i'll Cumbermede road.
-"One can neither protect nor arm
himself against criticism We must
meet it deflantly, and thus gradually
please it."-Goethe.
A cement sidewalk all over town
would make the ladies all happy And
whom else shall we please?
Harry and Glen Douglass were play
ing one night recently with pair of
scissors, when in some manner Glen
got the two points stuck in his neck,
piercing a vein, from which the
blood spurted in stream yard
away 1t frightened the little fellow
greatly, but a finger pressure exerted
by his father soon stopped the flow
Glen said he "got it in the neck" that
time, sure.
Miss Florence Bull and her brother
Fred are keeping house, but find it a
bit lonely without the rest of the
family.
--"One of the crying needs of society
is the revival of gentleness and of
refined considerateness in judging
others. Newell D. Hills
A sister of Mrs Otto Hunicke in
San Francisco, whose life was de
SPARED of recently, is recovering.
Mr. Lucien P Druck has just erect
ed handsome garage, about the neat
est one in Palisade. "Have to be in
the swim, you know" he said, in
speaking of it.
March IA, glorious day of spring.
the first real day. and between sun
shine and gray clouds, it was a Sun
day to be loved and hugged tight.
-"Yes, yes" said a Palisadian, my
wife once called me Charles. That was
shortly after we were married. Now
she calls me down"
-Chauncey L. Giles is off on another
commercial tour of the West
Miss Helen Frew, of New York,
Frew, of Bluff and Cumbermede roads
March I3 and IA.
Paul T. Brady is back from a weeks
trip to Chicago.
The Carl Stulpnagels have been
able to save their beautiful bay trees
through the winter with no damage
whatever.
DR.. Charles Hunter, the Grantwood
dentist will occupy one of the apart
ments in the handsome Benedict
building at the Junction May I.
1t costs Edgewater SIS per month
to remove ashes and garbage from
all residences and stores twice a week
Randolph Brown has a successful
list for "The Saturday Evening Post"
AS a dog-baiter, Officer Carney is
entitled to premier honors.
Fellow got on crowded New York
elevator whistling. "Bet he's been on
the stage" and he stopped short off
A sign on an enclosed lot in Edge
water says: "Edgewater Quoting
Grounds, Late Albion Club of N. Y.
c."
Five new houses in Anderson ave
Palisadian., 1909-03-01
Village Gossip.

Is,sat s5a the most alert policeman in Ber-
zen county, !.
gans Bodensik, the amiable clerk OF
M palisade Supply Market, was over
aa,a nv smoke at the Warren avenue
sge Ind had to be carried out like
asock Of mo1asses. He soon revived
palisade had real thunder storm at
AM March !. the echoes of the
one ID Washington
Me weather man we have to send
suct, "A snow storm early i'll March. 1t
Was needed, too.
ma tide was higher on the morn
;ng9of March a than was ever known,
ssqeording to Joe" the agreeable deck
hand who hooks up the ferry boats.
And Joe" knows.
prof Hazen, of Barnard School, was
otest at the Charles 7. Logans
March 3.
Was the thunder of March 4 the
awakening or the retiring Of the lion
At Washington?
Spring lamb is now ripe in Wall
Street
The thawless winter.
George H. Frew, Jr, allied little
III early March from cold.
Now we have the fleet on our hands
again
1t won't pay to keep worrying about
gas Ind electric light bills.
Why, Tommy, where in the world
did You get that red lantern?"
Some men left it in the street"
Gar field May had his pony snow
plow out March 4.
The nearest, the dearest-German
Well anyhow, the ground hog
knows about as much as the other
prophets about the weather.
That cold spell of March 4, and 6
was as severe as any of the whole
winter, and the snow was the heaviest
The weather man has again shown
how he can favor Palisade. March 4
was 9 day of delight to the small boy
mere while in Washington big boys
we're completely upset.
Well, anyhow, the small boy got
anofher chance to go Shedding down
Ine Bride way hill before old Mr..
Winter quit his fussiness.
Mrs. E. Yancey Cohen, Mrs. w. F.
I1oit Glen Douglas and others
nays been patrons of osteopathy, and
nueh benefited thereby
llle lawns along Palisade avenue
we're blllowy like the waves of the sea
W ne snow drifts March 4. The
spectacle was beautiful.
Edgewood lane, all things consid-
sasa, has made more progress than
asay other street in Palisade.
'sa. 81, d. Douglas says look out for
sas. Sl,s western slope this spring. It is
s9,'laf g to the front by bounds.
czE5- c N. \. Paul was in Palisade last
i2;s1'qay ri enjoying the air and looking
''as Is wished he had his house built
a5e recent cold rains which froze
J Sn ~ trees in New York State broke
agna trees by thousands.
Ane held sparrow got busy the lat
~ ;;ss part Of February and was chirp
's alons the path to the ferry.
5ust my luck" said Palisade
sse4ys When she Steoned into , e,,,,,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-01

Ser Icni1 lit Die S6pa6beit
ielber, unb oesunaeahtet in bobem
@rabe anmaBenb; beSgalb mug er 9es
bemItbi9t peroen.
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1assemtbmresr Gazette, pienstan, ben l.. CUNT 1909.

un9eredtfertiater llebersube bon
Tort Irtbur an Die Sapnner S1
1~0sidbrigcr Seitnngsbait perurtbeilt.
bieielbe Strafe trdf Mcbogatom, Der
lid ipdbrcnD Ser S6laft inn Sapaz
ni'den Wcer Dem Seinp ersab.
Ser G5ar bat feline @naoc olif auf
reitcre ad]t Shi5icre, Die infolse Der
un9lildltdcu Scei6lod)t in Der
StraBe BON &orea Den Stenit ouit>
tieren mribtcn, erltredt; barunter be-
finbet iid Ibmiral Gobieltnensfp's
Stubsfef Sngue. &apitdn 8aranoff
unb S6erir Sbilitoff. Der G5ar hat
Die entcbrcnDen geitimn1ungcn. welhe
ihren Ibidieb beeIeiteten, seitrifen;
tic gelten nunmcbr ais Offi5iere, Die
inter geipobnlihen l~tmitdnben Den
IbldJieO genommen baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-01

Gin Observation-Disclosures alter Yfarrer
ipate Die Saufe an einem jungeu
g~rbenpilger pol3icben, Der tief in
feline neiBen aiiien perltedt bon Der
Yatbin gum Iltar sebraft norben
mar. .Sa rubt er MN. Der feline
Grbenpilser". beganu Der Serr Yinrs
rcr nit feierliher Gimme 81 Der anz
Ddftisen @erinmmlune. ia rubt er
unb abnt noh nihts bon Der sroben
@clt. Die i'm umgibt nit all ibren
@cfabren unb ihrem Glcnb unb ibren
Sorgen! Welhes Sbidial miro inn
Der mmdhtige beidieoen babeu?
0ieIciht miro er einen @ottesfdmpfer
aus ibm MAIDEN. ober cinen 9roBen
aauin,ann. Der Die S6dse bieier @eIt
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g t. g etersburg, %. Otai.

g t. PETERSBURG, %. Mai.
Ser @cneral : 2eutnant StocieI
unb Der Gontre : Iomiral Nebogatop,
Die bonn aaiIer Nifolnus anldBlih ieis
mes @eburtstaaes bcgunbigt rpurben,
oerlieBeu ndbrenb bes Cages Die
Seltung Ycter uno Saul. no tic eius
9cferfcrt paren. Gs bate lid Dor
Dem @efdngniBtborc cine 9rpBe Wens
ifenmenge ein9efunDen, nm Die 9cis
Den 81 icben. Sic aQgcmeinc @ufs
merfiamteit rihtetc Ii6 auf Stoeiiel.
Che er bas @efdngnib perlieB, bate
er, ioipie au6 Gebogatop. eiucm Sc
burtsto9s : @ottespienit 81 Gbren bes
aaiiers beigenobnt.
Gor Den Shorcn Der Seitllng bate
iid cine grpbe Wenihenmenge pers
iammelt, Inn Die Cffi8iere 5u be-
griiBen, aber Die nllgemeine Iufmerfs
Iumfeit con3entrierte lih nuf General
Stcciiel. Der nit lebbafter 8drme be-
griiBt purbe, ais er Iein Iutomobil
beitieg unb fortfuhr.
@bcr Gontrc Ibmiral Ie6ooaton
lit poiitg pernrmt; CT ipnrbc BON ieis
mem Sobne nb9ebolt unb trug feline
ipenigen Sabieligfeiten in elmer Heiies
tdife in Der &nnb. Safer unb Sobn
beaaben lid mad Dem nd6iten Saltes
pfnb Der Strabenbabn uuo fubreu
na6 Der Stabt.
Stoeiiel purbe wesen ansebliG
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-01

itenmorbc IN aleins4iien anseSettelt
babe. Sb er lid bieies Serbredens
nirtlih I6ulpig genlaft bat. lit lpenis
ger iifer, ais DAB er oesielben ifuloil
befunben perben mirb.
On ibm miro ii6 Die tra9ti6c 8es
Ihihte Der beiben Infangs erlpdbnter
gefronten SGupter pieoerbolen mn
auh Der gerfabrun9smobus lpirb Der
&er9leih p%ertrn9en. SuDipig Der
Seh3e6nte bate ieinen Eru8eB Dor
Dem .Gonpent". Scr crfldrte ibr
Der @erifnDrun9 ge9en Staat mn
Sihcrbeit Der Nation l6ulbig. Or
loltc iterben.
&arl Der Critic mar ihuloieer als
2uOpig Der Sed16cbnte, Der Die Gins
oen ieiner Ioriabrcn unb picQeidbt
cigciler StfpGde biibte. geiiegt mn
mad)tlos ioiltc nuf or iterben. Snnn
legte man ibm Das Saupt Dor Die
Siibe.
Scr Or Sultnn ioa iterben. Sas
lit tiirfiifc @~epilogcnbeit. enttbrons
ten Yabiiha's, ooer Dem Yabiida 9ez
fGbrlifen IGnnern gc9enilber.
Sriiber puroe bas tiff nnb bcimiif
gemnht. Ser5ihlpdhe frat Gin.
@ermittelit @ift. Der ieioenen Shnur,
ODER Geffnen Der Ibern. Iber Die
Sungtiirfen iinb moOerner. Sic
rebcn BON &%ric9sseriht. 8enn cs
gum llrtbeil fommt, lpirb es porals>
beitimmt iein, pie bel Start Dem
@riten.
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Sas fleinere ite6el.

Gin Batter iiirftete in Der @egenb.
mo er lcbte. Elm @~rpbeben. Or ianote
Onfer ieine beiben Sunsen 81 einem
entfcrnten Sreunb, bis Die @etabr
porii6er. Na6 elmer @o6e cmpfing
er bon ieinem Sreuube fol9enbcn
8rief: 2aB, bite, Seine Sungens fpiez
Der nod 6auic fommen uno ienbe mir
Das Gr6beben
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iammelt. ODER einen tapieren ariegSs
helben, ooer einen mdftigen Staatss
n,ann, einen Siibrer ieiuer Witmeus
ihen. ober aber -" 90 unterbradD
i'm leilc Die 8atbin: ~@nti6ulOi9en
3err airGenratb, 9 is c Idbhe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-01

Sn Der amerifanii6en Sreiie 9cbt
folgcnoe ~&eiia9un9" NM: &6Dul
Sanlio muB iterben linb 5lpar balb.
G6 lpirb linn ereeben tpie &arl Dem
Gritcn bon Gnalanb ullo an~bertbalb
Snbrbunberte ipdter Den, aonie CUB
mig Dem Se63cbnten bon Srdnfreih.
Gin enttbronter Hegent bleibt fir
Sieienigen, ipelhc i'm itiir5ten, cine
beitdnbige @efnbr. Ser critic linz
iflag IN Der offentlifen Stimmnng
fcnn i'm niebcr our Mnft brinocn,
lie Ieiner 8nfe ii6ernntnortcn. 9icier
M0gli6feit iuft man por8ubell9en,
in0em man Dem geirilr5tcn Wonar6cn
len Tro5eb madt. I'M Dor Der 8clt
r'ne He6tfertiguna bafiir 81 ba6en
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-01
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