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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-16
Despite This Encouraging
Condition Il Magic City,
It's People Find Much to
Ponder Over in Bishop
Whites Recent Statement
POINTS OUT MORAL
MENACE TO CHICAGO
Says That Larger Community in Be-
half of Its Own Interest Must Help
Protect the Young and Growing
TOwn-Editorial Discussing Dang
ers To Be Expected Is Optim .. ;.

Gary citizens are bordering oVt
statement made before the Mems eeb
of the st. Luke's church in Evanston
Friday evening. in which Bishop John
Haten White, of Michigan city, stated
that Gary is in danger of becoming a
a moral menace to Chicago He also
stated in the course of his talk on
the subject Gary" that through self
interest the Chicago churches should
concern themselves in the welfare of
Gary.
1t is the general belief that even il
Gary is as bad as It was pictured. it's
influence at the present time would be
small on a city the size Of Chicago
and when it grows TO be a great mu-
nicipality. the roushness of its primi-
tive stage Will have worn off entirely
In addition to this fact there are fifteen
established church of different denom-
nations in the city which are accom-
plishing much in the way Of reform
ing the city.
In speaking of the matter editorial
ly, the Chicago Journal says:
Moral Need of Gary.
Bishop John H White of Michigan
City touched on great civic truth
when he warned Chicago churches that
self-lnterest should lead them to CON
Germ themselves for the welfare of the
people OF Gary.
The Journal does not share the
bishops fear that Gary is in danger of
becoming a moral menace to Chicago.
It Is true that its marvellous industrial
growth has left limited opportunity to
cultivate he uplift. The town built in
a day can not equal in all respects
one that represents the thought and
development OF a generation.
But Gary is business city. It's
destinies are controlled by business
men. No one more fully appreciates
the value Of orderly environment than
great employers of labor. Sober work
men mean increased efficiency. fewer
accidents and a minimum of disorder
and INSTRUMENTATION. There is little
danger that Gary will be permitted to
become q moral plague spot.
Nevertheless Bishop White correct
" estimates the Importance of the
church as a factor in municipal pro-
gress. Few Of the most irrengious
will deny that it's influence in the com
munity has a distinct commercial
value
The church has its broken reeds,
even its hypocrites. Its leaders are
only human. But in the aggregate it
exerts a nightly force for civic clean
illness and up-building.
"A city without churches would
scarcely be an inviting field for invest
ment"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-16
Sizing Them Up.

O'Brien-Ah but me daughters the
shmart girl. She set two men fightin
for her hand
Landers-And she married the win
ner?
O'Brien-Begorry, no. She married
the one she could lick aisiest.-Boston
TRANSCRIPT
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-03-16
eagle AND ACCUS-
Frs IN COURT

Continued from Page one.)
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27

A George Washington University professor declares that monkeys do not reason. This links them very closely to a large portion of hu- manity.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27
Titled, But PitiabIe.

In new story entitled The Title Market" by Emily Post, the theme of which is the marriage of American heiresses to titled Europeans, a princess friend of the heroine is rep resented as indulging in the following wise comments on such marriages: Marriage is a lottery in any event. Of course if it turns out badly abroad, ii is worse for her than it would have been at home-much worse Every thing over here is, in that case, against her; custom. language. law, religion; she is literally thrown on her husbands indulgence. In a con- test against him she would have no chance at all-there is no divorce, no redress" In their mad and silly pur- suit of titles and other European baubles many American girls have given no thought before marriage to these facts. and after marriage have repented without hope. The Ameri- can wife of European aristocrat. when the almost certain trouble comes. is as helpless and pitiable creature as there is on earth.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27

Life must be extremely perilous in Kansas City. A man living there has just taken out life insurance policies to the amount of s1,500, 900.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27
ODD ELECTION SIGNS.
The Signs Are in Washington, the
 Elections Somewhere Else.

"Of course We don't have any cleo tions of our own" said a man from Washington. but we have election in timations, if I may call them that. which can't be duplicated anywhere else in the country"
 You see when we Washingtonians want to vote we've got to do it some where else: and as most of us have a lingering fondness for the franchise residence somewhere outside the dis trict.
 We especially like to do it. because 1t makes us feel as if we had some sort of weapon to flourish before the observing eyes of the politicians who may have something to say about our hold on our jobs. And when the time comes to go home to vote we visibly swell with importance.
 Naturally a national election is the one that catches us all at once. and 1t is then that the intimations I spoke of do most abound. The papers are full of advertisements of loans for election expenses. Department clerks can be accommodated with sums covering their railway fare new clothes for the trip and a substantial margin over and above necessary items. The interest is bit high. but a clerk who is pinning to go back home to splurge a bit is will ing to mortgage his resources for the pleasure.
 These offers of loans fill columns of the daily papers. Alongside of them are other advertisements. all turning on the one theme. the election. Buy yourself a new suit to go home and vote in" The grammar is bit off. but the prices are asserted to be all right.
 Tn the shop windows there are dozens or election placards; just the hat to wear when you go home to vote Specials in suitcases for the elec- tion'; Take a souvenir hatpit to your best girl when you go home to vote;' Swell suit for the election: only S1 week: and in a shoe store window. Tramp. tramp. tramp. the boys are marching-home to vote; wear -'s shoes and you won't get sore feet!'
 The railways offer special rates to voters. and so it goes You won't find anything like it in any other town"
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27
HELPLESS
 AS A BABY
Pitiful State of Lady al Terrell, Whose Husband Had to Life Her Up
 and Down.

Terrell, Tex.-'It is my pleasant duty" writes Mrs. Rosanna Wilson, of Terrell, Tex, !"tO acknowledge the ben eft I have received from the Cardui Home Treatment.
 Last year I suffered untold misery and my husband tried doctors and all kinds of medicines, but must tell you I would have been in my grave, if it had not been for Cardui
 'I was so weak last summer, my hus- band had to lift me up and down all the time and l did not weigh 90 pounds.
 Since taking three bottles of Cardui I weigh 16O pounds. It worked like a charm. I will never be without it any ni1re. Every woman ought to keep it."
 Every woman would always keep Cardui handy for use, if she knew what quick benefit it gave. in cases where weakened vitality makes the body and brain seem tired and worn-out.
 A few doses of Cardui, at the right time, will save many big doctors bill, by preventing a serious sickness
 After exposure to cold or wet, after over-work, grief or anything that weakens the vital forces. a few doses of Cardui will bring back your strength and prevent the i'll effects that are oth- erwise nearly sure to come.
 Drop in at the drug store and get a bottle for your medicine shelf today.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27

The Bisbee Review continues to see reasons why the republican lead
 CTS will not admit the territories next winter. The latest is the muddle in New Mexico over the selection of a successor to Governor Curry. But there is no longer such a muddle. The factions seem more nearly satisfied than they have before been with a new governor. The Review must hunt another reason, and the time is short.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27
DAlRYMEN WILL MEET-T

will be meeting of the dairymen of the county, called by the Dairymen's association. at the board of trade room this morning at 10 o'clock. All dairy men, whether members of the associa- tion or not are invited to be present. It is understood that the purpose is to perfect plans for insurlng a better price for butter fat during the summer months
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27

lecturers have been much smarter than the public has given them credit for Instead of making their produce out of timothy and clover hay, they have utilized the weeds that grow along the roadside. thereby effecting a material saving in this year of high prices in the hay market
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27

It has been suggested that the name of Uncle Joe's" home town might appropriately be changed to Damville not for the purpose of advertising its water.power facilities, either.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27

If what a man eats makes any diff ference with his disposition there will soon be a reign of terror in the chop suey district in San Francisco. the Chinamen having developed a sudden fondness for wildcat meat
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27

A score of 30 killed and 146 injured in football this season suggests that Rome and it's blood stained arenas did not have anything on America in the twentieth century of the Christian era when it comes to slaughtering hu- man kind.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27

Henry Watterson says he cannot dent on the democratic ticket His ignorance is amazing and inexcusable Anybody on the street could tell him. or he could obtain the information by addressing a letter to Lincoln. Nebraska
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27

Probably the most absurd of all the rumors about Japan that have been circulated over the world is the one that the government has acquired an interest in the London Times for the purpose of influencing public opinion in England in its favor.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27
RICH ONES.

MT. S-See that young farmer Mag gie? He made a fortune cultsvating weeds.
 Mrs. S.-Surely not. What kind of weeds were they?
 Mir. S.-Widows' '-Exchange
Arizona republican., 1909-11-27

NIT. Rockefeller was not disturbed by the Standard oil decision to such an extent that he countermanded his order for a Thanksgiving turkey.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
llnierc @lntteriprnhc.

@ic piele Menlden ipreden
Seutif? Snriiber geben Die Miits
tbeilungen bcs n|sla9emeincu 9euts
ihen Spradperein" foisenbe Insz
fmnft: @Gbrenb Die friiber 10 mddtiac
iran8oiiIde Sprahe Die Mutteriprabe
bon bobltcns rs WiQiouen iii. reben
iiber 81 Miaicncn Scutih. Die
0mptmai1c Ser Sentlhrebenoen
ipobnt in Wlittel europa; in 9eutldz
lnnS nift gan5 80 @liuionen, III Der
SdweiS 21a Niaionen. SoS8es
ipren9t BON Sieler in BroBen unb
@an5en 5miammenban9cnoen Wfoie
mobnen uabe6u 6ipei Wtiuionen
Seutidreocnbe IN NuBinno. 100000
in @raiilien. 225.000 i'll 2uremburs,
10000 in NhuItrnlicn, 100000 III
@rpBbritauieu. 81 icbem Der
Gultur mr. ir9cnrlpie erlhlonencn
2anb erflinat unierc Sprabe. Sp III
in Sopan Scuti1 Die &iittcrIpra6c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

ali6 in gieip gorf Ben 9dfermeiftern
fiiblbnr mndben, ba oieiem Sruit llne
gefdbr S25,000,0 900 sur @erfilaung
iteben, UNI bus 8elhdft ~ralts5ubebs
nen~, b. +. bic beitebenben fleinen
grotbddereien onus5ufrieren". llnb
oas Srpt miro trob Der Capitalization
bes @eiddftes niht ~biIliaer
tperoen. Mit 10 manhem u%nabbGngiz
gen tleinen 8dder miro es aus iein
nit ieiner 1nabbdugigfeit
unn nit ieinem @ei6aft. Sic
Gonfurren5loiigfeit ieood) miro ben
@robinbuitrielen MIR 81 balb per@
ben Sreis bes 8rotes
81 i6rauben, on er ia Der
einsi9e rSerr I'M 6elbe it,. Der
biftieren fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

Saszbes Galais bat Der Gancioat Ser
.Iction iiberale pppnlaire" (franS.
@olfsperein), Sefebure on Srep. aui
Soften Der Yrogreiiiiten cinen Sip ses
fponnen.
Sie Wdnner pes Io3ialen llmlturs
5es in Sranfreih baben MN audi ibr
ei9enes Saeesblatt ga Gebolution"
ipelhes (tpie es I6ou Iein Sitel be-
iastl often Den biirgerlihen Iufrubr
prebigt. SieIelben 2eute baben be-
idloiien, Dem sroBen Hepolutipnse
belben Hpbespierre MN enDlif) audi
ieiu Wpnument an leBenl Goldent
Sreiben 9egeniiber fangen Die aatbpz
lifeu lanaIam an, ibre &rdfte 3u lanlz
melu. Der FINITE Sio5eians epngreB
III Yari5 nabm eiuen befriebigenoen
0erlauf. Ser Notwithstanding
I'M @oensH alnce lupbnten 5000 Mduz
ner bel. Ser @r8biihof bon Earis.
Wi9r. Imette, nabm Der Seriannis
hing II. a.. bns feierliGe @eriprehen
ab, fir bic cute Irefc ale Strait etn-
5uieten. Nie nptbpcnSig Das lit,
aeht aus Der Gbatiade beruor, bah in
Yaris tdslih 100000 ihlehte unb
MIR 100000 quite 3ettunaeu uerfauft
merbcn unb oae ielbit in ben bciteii
Viarreien aui iiini ihiedte 3eitnnsen
nur cine quite fDnrmt. Sa. ba begreiit
man @ieles in Sranfreif. 8enu
Die 1ffeutlide Wteinung IN lplfenl
MaBe seseu Die quite Sahe mpbil aes
mndht ipirb. bari ma lid iiber ole
iesigen 3ultdube in Sranfreih uiht
nlSniebr ipunbern. Gin &ott lit gum
guten 9beil bas. paS feline Sreile lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
E8nr6is Gipbe 5useu6O

SAulbauies an. Ser S6uaebrer.
elm riiitiser, itattlid)er Wann off
nete oieie. SD borte Die 8eioen
Solgenoes iprefen: .
~@utcn Tag. lieber @errl~
.@uteu Gag, lieber Manu!"
p@r6armet Grd mein, lieber
&err!"
r&as perlanat Sbr penn BON
mir?"
~Mrbeit. &errl SD mill eud, Die
Sdlulitube fegen, i1 milf Guf Die
Sefeu bei5au oper anoere 0iuge Der
art tbun. Nebmt mid aufl"
.Snmt Sbr nidt mod nnberc Nrs
belt tbun OILS bie?" y
19fein, &err!"
.8arum nern niht2"
sd babe nihts gelerntl"
.@ie beibt Sbr2"
sd belize Wifel, 6errl"
.anmmt berein, WitcL, brniben
it's bout 9arltie, in Der SdulItilbe
it's ihon. Sd lucroet SSbr boffcnts
lib nudl nod jebt etmas lernen."
Sic gnlgen binein. unb Die Sbiin
rnnrh lpieber %geidloiien. Der nnt,
Nrheit bettelubc Iann ipubte in ieA.
ncm @ugenbltd nod niht, fper ber
ireunblihe Shuaebrer mar. 8ir
piIIen CO beIler. l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
(Spe5iea fir pieie 8eituns,l
1lndy rim Trnf.

8ie aus Camden. q. s.. perlautet.
lit balelblt Die 8arb 8reao Co.. NIT
einem Stammfapitdl bon $S,000,0 600
in~corporirt ipprpeu. Die Sncorporas
loren Iimb 81. o. Barb. Geo, 2. &arb,
8iaiam .. 8aro unb Biliam &.
Gpans, Idmmtlit bon Yitts6ur9. Ser
SruIt piro periuhen. Hem 9ort's
Wiaionen nit 9rot 6u perieben. Cine
@nSabl tleiuerer 8rotbddereien in
Camden iofpobl ipie IN Rep Seriep
iouen bereits auigefauft luorben fem.
Die 8arb'S baben lett Sabreu Die
SrptbGderei IN Sittsburg poilit6noi9
coutrollirt unb o%iirften lid in @dlbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
Der periGnalidle @iafpmm.

4ls Safer Srieprid1 ais arouprin5
auf elmer Snlpeftipn5reiie IN Shleiicn
fiir5e 3eit an eincm @nbnbpfc aus
baltep muIbte. luurbe er BON eineu,
Terein angeium9en. Ser aronprind
ihiittelte iih . 9nher, Ser Seuor
bate udmlih b~egpnuens, -3dnst i'm
AMI. trnftpoll bate Der Bah 9ennts
mortet; a@dngt i'm nuf". uno pie>
berum Die Sberitimmen: -5Gngt ibn
uui". me enhlih Der 9an6e Gbor:
.&dn9t i'm auf", babel flibr Der Sng
pciter llnb binternnh inn9cn
Die irpblid)en Wdnner: .Sdngt ibn
nui Den friiden Sorbeerfran5 Dem
aouissiohn gum Yreiie. Der reft nadl
3~pIlernlpeile. II. /. 10"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
(Spe5ial~ Correspondents aus
Sranfreih.)
parifer Strict.
gus 2iebe snm Winiier. - Die
Wariuc - fummt naf. - Die
ocrren Gapas nnb S5bnc. -
llmItnrsmdnner nnb Satbpiifen.
(gon g.

Saris. 20. Mara 90.
Tpf cine 8elofrage bleibt 5u lDien:
9iepiel Milliouen ioll Der Sinan5s
minifer Gailaur benz Mar lee
MI II / It I Yicarb our @ernirtii6un9
Der bringenoiten Geformen Snr Ters
fiiaung jtellen? Yicdrb perlungte
unfanas 233 Milioneu. Gailsnnr
luoqte nlr So. bohitens 10 betpiais
oen. 3einer mpQte nufgeben.
SnlieBlid perstdnoieeu iih beibe
Winiiter: gailaur bleibt rnbig auf
Ieinem Wiiniiterpoiten. ipeii CT merit.
baR feline Gole9en i'm allein ab5ieben
lieBen. Yiearb gibt and, nm Ieinent
Sreuuoe Glemencenu cine beaiiglthe
3amnerbebntte an eripdren: nas
Nles aus 2iebe az ben miniItertelen
Stelen; Ole Mtarine tonrnat crit bers
naf.
Nliniitcriele unb Ibgeorbnetenltcls
len Iino eintrdgiihe unp bnrum picl=
begebrte Soften. Sic Serren Hapd5,
Die bas 9eben zines Genators fpeniger
gerGuibpol unb e6enio eintrdalidJ
finben, mie bas zines I~bgeorbneten.
iiberlaifen Die $4,000 Sr. @ebalt.
pelde Der 9eputiertenlib ~einbrinet.
ibren boffnungspo0en Sobnen. Ser
Senator 9baumie Batter bat ais Na6z
folger IN Der Observation-Disclosures
leiueu Sobn. gbenlo riidt Gbautemps
Sobn ais Ibeeorbneter an Die Stele
ieines in Den Senat %eim9e5ogenen
@aterS, gbenio gibt es einen Senas
tor Gobet unb einen gbgeorpneten
9obet Sobn, Gin beielisenbes @efiibl
fir Die Scrren Senatorens Batter. bic
yStreihe" ibrer Mb9eoroueteusS Dbue
mieoer eut8uma6enl Die leeten 6 r.
abnabIen sur Ibaeprbneiens
fammer baben pas rabifals Io3inlis
itiife Clement Der aammer nod etfpaS
perit6rft. @inSie I'M Separtement
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
f1neratinn prrlamat Amf.
klarnns.

Imerifaniihe 0elbcr sur Siilieleiitmns
Der pom GrD6cbeu 6eimseindteri
INT Stafiem sur gefampinns bes
&athDlisismms misbrnuht. =
Die ogmericm Scheratiun 81
Catholic Sueieties" perlanst BON
Der yImeriean Ren GruE ITu-
ciatiuu" upllc auffldrmmg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
Mutterliebe.
(Son Sroire@ 6iilsbofi.)

Sent on bos Gli9', bns ii6erz
lpaht
Mod cine Sreube Dir bereitet,
Sent an Die @anb. Die man6c
Nnht
9cin S6mer5euslaser Dir
gebrettet,
Se5 Serdens benf'. ons
cin5ig numb
limo einais ielis beinetlpeeeu,
llno Damn fnie nieber allf Den
@ruuo
llnb flcb' Inn Seiner Mutter
Segcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

bon 96S, in Teru bon runb 1000, in
Siam bon SO. Die 3abl Der beutl6>
ipre6snoeu Norbameritauer lit etrpa
eff Wilionen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
0eoenfe 9eiuer eriten fl. Communion

Seinen 5errn ipirit On cmpfanaen
9ent' gum erIten ielgen Wnl;
9napen, reid. iinb dlt5aegangen
Wie elm Iihter 9inmelsitrabl.
8, gebenfe bieIer Stlnbc
Gtpi9 IN DEM 6er5en DEM,
SIN oes 9eilanbs Seitenmlnpe
Shlieb' fir INNER Did binein.
Iler @lnn3 unb aler Sd)immer
@rbenpelt pereebt;
Traht unb Neihtbum ltiir5t IL
Sriimmer.
Seilge 2iebe MIR beltebt.
Sarum bait IN beilg'en Sreuen
go lpie beut' Die Seele rein,
DAB tenn idmer5lihes 8sreuen
Sriibet ibren flaren Shein.
8, lpie freuoia lpirit Oh ideiben
SinItens aus Dem Grbenlnnb.
8enn lpih trenes 9iebesleiben
Snnig Sih Dem &errn perbanD!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

Nah SlrdnSis Snbren Itanh id IN
bcmlIclben 9orf an oerlelben Stelle.
GS mar Elm bDIer. talter @intertaa.
Gin blaiier. Grmlih s~eflcibetcr
Icnl9 tlopitc an bic Sbiire bes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

- Sic quite Sbat belobnt lid ielhit.
peil lid gelu6bnlid tein Inoerer
oa5u iiubet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13

IeurigeS @aiier.

8as nift Sein lit. Sinh. riibra
nift an. benn es brennt, uno einmaG
bat e5 einem 9uaben lpgar pas 9era
abae6rouut. neil es bemlelbeu iein
nnreftmdbiges Verlansen itets align
bienltfertie gefilt bat. Ser nabm
pte cine Glitter Iaes. pds linn arla
ltdnbig mar. beimlih binpeg. Oh er
aleih puRte. baB bas cine Siinbe lit.
Die einem IN ma1fem Sdnoe pda
Quarter in Der 2uft aipiihen 9immel
nnb @rbe n~nipeiit ober tuenigitens eiu
ierrig I8G anf, ben Hiiden eintrdet.
paB, ruenn er pas Wams berunter t6uts
alle g1elt leien lam, mes Settles aino
Der @ebraunte lit. Siesmal aber bat
has fate WnIier Die Seueritelle bera
treten unS ienem Smngen einmal auf
bic 8rult aebrnnnt, baB ibm ber
atbem boIer Se9ierDe gan5 ansgtng.
@inmnl itabl er ndmli6 elm padr
Steine l~neel6iften aalfes nnb per=
ltedte Tie Inter ieineu 8ruitlae. 8lei6
paruuf beaeanet linn elm aamerab, ben
5pei Yferbe in Die Shfpemme rift.
unp bait Sn niht gcieben2 iaB
unIer Siebsiunge nhen aiif benz aroerir
Yferbe. nnb MN ains's i'm poaen
Sageu nab Ser Shipemne. Witten
I'M @aner aber fiel'S benz Yferoe Elm.
iih 5u legen. unb Spisbiibheu fie(
berunter. Weil CT aber ihpimmen
%fonnte. 10 ihiparnm er cine quite
Strede tort. Iuf einmal abcr ling
or an. idmmerlif) al ldreien: rSelft.
belit. ib perbrennel" Iber Die Sentcs
Die i'm ibipimmen iaben. meinten. &C
perire lie. hiemeil ia fnltes @aiier
nitt brenne. Ser Sunse ianf eir
paar Ial unter uns fam Elm paar
Mai pieber beraui, einntal nit bent
&epie. has anhere Wal nit ben Seis
men unp bas brittle pal gang. aben
aid ganS tobt. INN feline ginseipeise,
Die Der brenuenb seuoreene Salt sers
~freIien bate. idlrdmmen neben pent
eutieelten aorper bdhin.
Ginh, iras nidt Sein iii. riibre nift
ON. bcnn es hrennt ~ 5nm i~uenigIteu
Lauf Dem 0eipiien!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
Gin braper 9nabe.


Gin &nabe bon II Sabren bate
eiue IGmnd]e. frdntlidle Wtlitter. Ga
ihrieb NM ufien unb gerahe an oeT
YepIt Hius hen Neunten. baB Ell 3a
Yecoli bebiirie. nm einige nnenthebrs
lihe Sndcn fir ieine Mntter einsnA
tnuftn. @r Iebte bel, CT peroe morserr
an Seiner @eilistcit tpmmen, nm
bieies @elo 5u bitten. iucnn Seine
@~eiliefeit es erlalbcn miirhen. Yiis
Der Nennte. Der ben Srici ielbit Dffnetc
uno bnrd1lns, befubl, Den auaben bors
5~ufiibren. lpenn er fommen lolte. Tor
Den Yaplt 9eiiibrt. iebtc has ainh nod
einmal ben @egenitanb ieiner 8itte
auseinaHber. YtuS Der Ncllute be-
itenfte es. .9l. Batter. laate oes
&uabe in beIf,eibener Irt nit 5itterns
Der Gimme. rbas iinb mllr is Yecolt
uno ib brauhe 49," Ser &l. Batter
iiiste Elm Speites @olpiiid hin5u. Scr
anabe beoanfte iih INN ebrerbietigIt
umb BOD Sreuben. iiiete aber Die Worte
BEL, .iebt iinS prei Yecoli auniel mnS
i'd babe nidts bernus3ugeben. Der
Yupit ldhclte iiber Die unihulhigc
Iufrihtigteit be5 ana6eu uno ers
mabnte i'm, oos Mebr MIR gu be-
bnlten. Damn lieB er i'm beobu6ten,
oh er pas @elp riftig All DEM nit9cz
9ebenen Sipede audi nerlpenben iuiirbe.
@eriibrt bon Der Iuirihtisfeit uno
.Sffeubeit pes &naben, lieB i'm Der 81.
Batter AM anDeru Gage pieoer toms
men, be5custs ibm feline 3uirieoenbeit
unb periprad, ieine Gr3iebung nno
IerIorauna auf iih 5u nebmen. "3f.
Batter. ih onnfe~. eripioerte Der &nabe.
i'd funn CO niht a%nnebmen, i'd mnB
bel meiner Mutter bleibeu, i'd ml6 ibr
baS @ett MAIDEN unb fir le fpden."
Ser YapIt nod mebr aeriibrt lagte:
,ghin poblan, neil ibr 10 arm Ieto. 10
mill ih fir Gud Seibe ioraen, tilr
did uno Seiue Wuttcr." Bins Der
Meunte bat and 8ort 9ebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-04-13
Siuei 0ciprGhe.

IS mar elm b~eitercr Sriiblingss
morgen; ih ltanb I'M 0prie uui benz
Greu5pege. no bas feline Sriidlein
-rrdtts sleih in Die Shule fiibrt, Der
gr0Bere Suhiteig aber linfs na6 Der
@ieie lid fortihldngeit. Sa borte
id, ipie 5ipci anaben folgenoes 81
chamber iprahen:
.@uten Tag, &arll"
n@uten 5na, Mihell"
.@p aebit 9u Fin. &drl2"1
An Die S6ule. Rihell"
vgi. masl Sn Der Sdnlc it's
saritia. ba muB man %lernen; braue
zen auf Der Bieie ioait Oh einmal
Ieben. Oh lit es bibId. apmm. mir
molten ipielen. aarll"
Sim Ibeno. &ideil Sect geb'
ih lernen. Mbel"
rMeinetipegen. seb' Oh arbeiten.
aarl. ih sehe ipiclen. slbel"