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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
SACRAMENTO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three-base hit-Johnson Two-base hit-La-
Longe. Sacrifice hit--Myers. First base on
balls--On Ehman, 2; off Carson, Struck out
BY Carson, T. Hit by pitcher-Speas. Dou-
BILE play-Shinn to Myers. Time-2:l5. UNI
pire-McCarthy
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
Pasadena In Field

North Pasadena baseball team wants
a game for Sunday afternoon and will
pay expenses for ten men. Phone Rice
at Glendale 263 before noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
Pioneers Want Game

The Los Angeles Pioneers baseball
team wants a game with some tirst-
class amateur nine for Sunday AFTER
noon. Cali Reed at South 400.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
SAN FRANCISCO
SCORE BY INNINGS
IUMMARY

Two-base hit-Howard. Sacrifice hits-Hosp.
Browning Bases on baIls-Of Browning, 3;
of Wheeler, g. Struck out-By Browning. l..
Time-1:27. Umpires-Van Haltren and Nc
GreeVY.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
eardena After Contest

The Gardena baseball team wants a
game for tomorrow afternoon to be
played at Ascot ball grounds, Los An
geles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
PARIS RACE RESULTS

PARIS, Sept. 10.-W. X. Wander
bilt's San Pietro was third in the Prix
Ermak. at Maisons LATTE today.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
Aids VS.. WieIands

The Fraternal Aids baseball team
will cross bats with the Wielands to-
morrow afternoon at Thirty-eighth and
Alameda streets.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
Miller, NotlceI

Pitcher Miller of the San Felice team
is requested to call up Bentert at East
2703 between IL and 12 a. IN. tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Eagan, Brashear. saerihce
hits-Cameron, Bernard Bases on balls-oH
I3oioe 3: off Vance 3. Struck out-By Boice,
4. nv Vance, g. Double play-Devereaux TO
Jraean to Brashear. Hit by pitched balls-D.
Lewis. stovall. Time-145. Umpires-lrwin
and Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11
WORLD OF SPORTS
NEWS OF THE DIAMOND
BY CHARLES JERNEGAN

outbatted and outplayed ut every stage
of the game.
Backhanded catches and running
scoops W re a regular thing with the
Covina boys. Aguayo brought forth
great applause by deliberately steal
ing from third to home with the third
baseman holding the ball in his hand,
too much amazed to know what to do
with it.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-11

NLARK JARGSTORFF and Charles
Boscha, amateur boxers, accom-
~ panied by Boxing Instructor Van
Court, have arrived at the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific exposition, where they
will represent Los Angeles Athletic club
in the northwestern boxing tourna-
ments. Dick Allen and George Retzer,
wrestlers, accompanied by Al Trealor
wrestling instructor, and Cliff Reuman,
amateur boxer are now en- route for the
same destination.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
CURES f(lFMA QUICKLY
New Drug. poslsn, Now obtslnabis
In Small Quantities.

Since its discovery one year
ago. tho new drug. poslam. has
successfully cured Thousands Of
chronic cases OF eczema and other
distressing skin Affections, Hereto.
fore poslam has been dispensed
solely for the benefit Of eczema
patients In large Jars sufficient for
months treatment This was
found 10 be an Inconvenience 10
many thousands who use Il for mir
or skin troubles, such as plmples
blackheads. herpes. acne. scaly
acalp, complexion blemlahos Itch.
Ing feet. piles. etc, which require
but small quantity to cure. To
overcome thls, and In response 10
urgent appeals, the dispensers OF
poalam have been obliged 10 adopt
In addition TO the regular twodol.
lar package. a special fifty.cent
size, which In future may be found
on sale at The Quaker Drug Co.
and other loading drug stores
In Seattle. or may be or
dered direct from the Emergency
Laboratories. No. 90 West 2bth
Street. New York City. In all
eczema cases poslam stops itching
with first application, and proceeds
to heal Immediately: chronic cases
being cured In two weeks. In less
serious skin troubles, results arc
saan aftQr nm oVQrnlQht anntloa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

AL INHI IL "a MIL
We have ar,nailv eauses some
fun
And I'm ,hls nartieular ram the
man Of ihe ho,se has 4 vood lansh
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
MORSE a
PAUPER

NEW YORK. MAY Charles W
Morse, The former banker who Ia
now In the r0mha prison under
sentence for violation Of the ma
tional banking laws, has not a
share OF stock bond or piece
OF real estate left OF his FORTUNE
Of an estimated ynlne u 100000
900. according 10 evidence which
he gave IN supplementary prneeod'
ingn, made public yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

paradise and which, viii he riot Of
tfir lights
y >. Price. one o. Lev poekstaa.
ier's famous miustfsi comedians. IL
me director and manager nf this
minHifsi show and viii hr seen. IN
rouiangiiea villa lnanita WINE and
capable supporting company. In a
sketch called a Jealous Cca.in.
written especially Tor him BY ) II
dAtnls. George Dietrich Will no ihe
Atase manaKsf and } ~ cafmads
ne musical tifettof w a. nBfka
Will he the first rari intsflaeutaf
- = u1nuiaaist Hufke has few an
rsfiofs The end men uiii b. John
j German and Frank y Jones two
star laugh Hiakersa Carl Nritsf ard
Herbert tHfrtraH are the sefanf
snds. with sHHFs and negro Dialogue
and the principal talladiH's viii Be-
{ Leonard W savage. Joseph Helen
! tOAl N o. herman and v y Muir
ply TIE chefun viii include fartf
I trained tpaa'iata rls first part
viii Introduce a aufun 81 the fnHst
up 90 dale saHEs. and the finale
VII b. a special surprise. concern
ins Hhifh no advance Information
Siil be- allowed TO leak forth. The
ollie Will include top notch taude
vile acts Msksts Fredsil, Cart.
san. savage. ArcAftY ard ta~iass
Will have a sketch. taken from life
called ~rhe Fighting chhnce FRET
Milton Douglas vii aid nutsity
music and dancing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

Cooke and neihest. two genuine
Apache fsucers direct from the
Moulin Rouge Paris. are 10 open
81 tho star Mondas afternoon and
Eits heAttia It's first glimpse Of the
unfereofld dance. eHactiy a. " 10
theatre, Mes York. In Queen 81 the
No1lin Rouge" Cooke and Hofheff
will also afi uhtfiwind dance that
has wrn them International rsnown
other new acts at this house will he
Glars Thrupp, the well known dfs .
matte star. In new songs and dances
flfsnnon end Downing. late Of The
Maya ,.,,.s. ., I's,s s,s 70 ~. I've. Tbs :
spectacular and fire dancer the
motion pictures. and Weston, Young
4 Co, w Earle Aliens comedy, The
New Reporter These acts will run
one week Tonight and tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

Heatiie tt4s4tfesusfs have uetes
had an adequate pteiuffion - that
great play Levers Lane. and thef
viii Nladiy welcome TIE dppoftuntf
that u AZ fdstt ~ the iinis theatre
neNt week where the great rural
drama u 10 be the weeks Offering
The play has not been asen hrre N
i've years
The cast viii be one ~ the iohg
est AND hest seen 81 the Lois In
some time Mr. ffawiey plays The
minister, Mics NAY Will - Mar
i.Afhin. Alss tehns and Nj Abrams
play thr Woodbridge, Miss Clara
kimhali 10 simpiieity Fred Hushuer
10 tneis niil ard Julia Wairoff 10 10
H. Aunt AaiisFf Rather out % The
ordinary, but feature That should
net be overlooked. is The appearance
of Lee Morris tho elongated
fomriisn n the Lois coinpsny. a.
nridFes. the maid Of -aii-uofk 10 the
ministers house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

The Nsytona. an act Of french
origin. prcaentina the original
ffaeht Alliaatrr fesnr will ts a
noteworthy feature 81 the I'antaees
TIL opening Monday
Tns Muffaya with their famous
Aetetstic and daneina dogs viii hs
: second feature A novelty sin9ins
act Will be the Offering ~ me -Four
Lduecins Young 4 nr1sks . man
and woman. piat upon siollns. rof-
nets and other standard inftfus
fnsnts NJ Walter NentAgus sill
appear nett wssh in dramatic
piaylft sriltied tbs Under bog I
shals a Cole will vary the hlii
Hxfeeehiy with . little witty repair.
tee. q lifii@ singing and a lot Of
clever dancing 4 ntN song W stir
ftnk ninrlh time WITH effective
Illustrations Will be Nj Eiweiia
offering neal WssAi and The newest
moving piftufes out Will bs "a
hititsd on the faniaEsscppe. TIE
regular continuous performance
vii b run Tomorrow. sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

Mr. Claude uiiiinEwAter, who has
done Eeod work with fritrl Srheff
James u'Ncill. ard either stars. will
present q sketch that he has written
himself. In which he takea the part
~ an actor manager Tho sketch
10 called a Strenuous Rehearsal 20
hlily Van The minstrel man, will
give inuuniesnr along sinliar
lines 10 the uHa DC used with the
ninftrsll Besides hts monnloHna
Van tluEs several nf hia latest
songs
rht three Misses Weston have =
iittls uiusirai act one plays the
violin another ainEs 90 i.sr own
cello ohlirnta. and the three appear
10 vocal ffiua
Mssafs Nsasin Hand and Andsr.
sou present plano trinity Niohara
and Louise iianliiH have q novelty
danfiug act With nuair. sntltisd
Tie Mediry Man and The ORR in
HfuanH
Miss Ada Conway and Ralph
Hnrkray have uumhrf which they
have appropriately named
laugh. snme Tsls and : song or
20 Itsif assortment IL entirely
new last season thse we're With
the ofpheum read show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
Al the seattle.

~For Her chiidrsa's sake" mele'
one 81 tie features viii be the hiil
At the seattle theatre tomorrow ana
an nrat week The mana ssfnett
promises The play an adequate eeenlr
production II II one that VIII al
ford Miss Herman tho first oppor
tunity she has had ainre she came
to seattle 10 display her ahllitf she
va starred IN This play two years
IN the East. aud won her spurs -
an emotional actress W Yer fsf
Chiidfeu's Hab~ Little kdyth ftay
more has hseu specially enfanea TOT
the LEADING child . part.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
ANNOUNCES STORK'S
VISIT BY WIRELESS

SAN FRANCISCO. May g.
News Of The birth Of son 10 the
wife Of Ensign swanson, w. \. ~
was flashed To the office at far
away Magdaleua bay BY wireless
telegraph late yesterday 0oyorn'
ment messages NeIe held up Wills
the wireless was requiaitloned 10
inform the ensign OF the advent Of
a sou and heir Swanson flashed
back tho rcply that he had 70
eelsed leave Of absence and would
return Tor tho christening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
noY FOUND sTARvINo

PARIS. May s.-The police las,
night found a ragged. starving ltAl'
ian boy on bench In tho bonle-
ward. Through an Interpreter he
said all Of his friends had persisted
Ia the earthquake AT hosainA, and
be had made hia way afoot 10 Paris
IN Tho hone u earnInE bis living.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

Mlacha nimau. the worlds great.
est Violin virtuoaoi whose appear
huon At the Moore theatre Woinan-
day niHht created "a fnrpre In seat
lie musical cirdlra. HAS been spa
eiaiiy onrHHed % apuear nNain To-
morrow nlEht. under Manager cofta
direction. az the Moore. IN an elaho .
rRtaiy hffhnaed program that VIII
reveal new liahtH on thiH fomnfknhle
performers ability Ilman VIII be
accompanied nt hla recital Wy Horny
fl Hh0ff M tho plano and Tho ovent
viii hn distinctive, a. tho recital
VIII lH duplicate OF ore given hy
Fiman IN New York The program
selected Ia a. follows
symphony EqphHnnir,' allegro
HndHnte rundp s.fls4l.s... lhlo
alaniaHie" C'Famatsl sl Wienlawakl
ful iMinuet" 4.l.5-..4s. beethoven
Hhl HnuutChor ThuF m uittnfsdoff
fsi "GaVniieH 4sa4ss=fs4 .t.s Nonaee
thl "Mriodir' ..4s fafnuikowaky
thl Caprice tiasauo" saraAato
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
THE MARKETS

fhe following srs the average
prices asoted BY the iaesi ehoie-
satef- on local produce. s,eats SD
fssa. frters In all eases are sub
Get To seristios. according 10
ffsshasss snd aensrai ~srsilsaes.
hut tts.e rfiess. unless otherwise
thaiestsd. are for strictly first
grades.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

Mabel HltA comedienne, and hiks
panlln. captain q the New tofk
Giants. 81 The National lsaHus. had
the Orphsuu bill nsHt week hesidel
being o noted bail player M ben
In u said 10 possess c9nsiaeranls
ahtiltv a. an actor. The sketch theg
appear IN u called Stealing Home.
written Tor them By Vincent Bryan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

For two days hnu the reserved
llafs have been on sale Al the
nrcfe fsr he hiE minstrel perform
amer q AandaF etsn,na ~ the two
k<1l ceunstls Of The knisht- 81 Co
l4Ht4a and 80 rapidly have the
iie1<fs disappeared from the boz
Alike rsrks that The Knights are
euprsnsir confident that they VIII
iAcs 4 capacity audience when the
eafiAin flses On ihs ebony circle At
t'it 6cfetk Monday nisNt. This
well knrNn religious order las
thousands Of friends IN TIE com.
nuhity. Win are takinr a deep and
io1e. irfsIerf In the first theatrical
Performance put o. b. Tie Knights.
and The general pablo has also be-
cone Interested IN The hiG show by
reason Of the announcement tha;
egsfyttinf had been planned on y
Izyisn feais 10 order that the enter
N'nn1ent may he taken On . state
Sl1t tour at the conclusion Of the
waffle performance The hest Of
tti.rt has heen engaged and thous ?
atd< u deiiars have been spent
nf1r naEnifieent costumes and =
Suffering first part setting witch
III rapftsent The negroes earthly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08


u.s;e vii nftf an lnpoftant part
h. Inc great NskesQtarsan festival
IL X riefn Al ne Nnuff theatre Ia
m ~. sseIa.sfslnE Tuesday niEht
M Ifth. aaa Tntirs SuufAf niEht
MAJ isik' sifh fhprsiay and satuf
Gsg nszfiHee=
m dramatic potion u the en-.
t~ftalnmeft sill Ne taken care q
~ Hen 0rttt the famous London
Actor -nsahaktf. and hls tompAnf %
thirfy -fiyt pltYrrk The music vii
II cpdsr tha direction u Modest Att
scfni<f leader Of the rsletfsie'i
ia I<I4u SYMPHONY dFrhsFtra ~ NeW
Yor<. ons II the tee, psrmsnsni ct
xhaxifas 10 THIS ccuntfN u T. thta
crrks<tfa that has iuifadaesd 70
New York the sufks " }|aa1anuN
Nae msHlnaff. rsthsikusskf Gitn
Ia Rinat kursako~ aud ptaef
Russian eeaposcfa but this . he
ffrSs tine 4 tear Of the retu,rY has
Seen nAsie feftV nieuhegs aet"lii-
ysnf ne graf payer On THIS trans
ssaiir<rtal iearheT
torn. szre<-t sinEers faurict1ns ard
n<rhsrif>l tsses. vii nuuhsr near
m sfs.1lsn 10 ne orchestral nam
b<rs IN "A Midsummer NiElst :
Dream W are " hear thr sresl
soies We Rrafitd snakes and
rThfeush Th,4 House surF ~
f;ftes Carr k4hlIr . pfuiiiiiisat
x<e yerk soprano. and Incidentally
xjs vftisr Vii dance 90 The music
n ne popular rsprins song and
the ~@arf1f4s
-rss rsmp<rt' VII b. Eiten with
Ne musk <oufasrd frr > his Len
con rroiWfiaa b rlf Arthur salt
van. aai Il tessidsred some u that
aif1<d rpn1pdssfl beat work Tbs
si4f r4il H. preceded ty Tsshats
ksuskye <Ymphonic overture. Tile
r<np<ss AID "a an inteFlude The
lie u Les<4 from tila4onnu& : suite
IN Made Ages eiii b. played
AZ Ysn I.ts II for the last per.
fsruanc<. vii haze music selected
ffcr Esefhosens Pastoral sym
ptenf. b<<it<E the usual vocal HHfn-
b@1 q viii slso b. given az The
nsrpfay matinee
II ne matnlitY play -EssrymAa.
with rhift The name Hon Greet IL
20 CLOSELY associated should he xiv.
IN for Z special fnatinss ~ has been
ne rrs@ IN sonis elites NJ Ait
~hnier sill use the music from
Warnef'< -fzTsifal~
Al,shuisr t. aid 70 be q remark :.
1Ai< conductor ife u considered
also one Of the beat Yioiorcrilo viz
ir1scs IN this fouutry and his broth
n. Jacob. who Is also With the or
x<ni1Afioh. i famous a. a viola
b'NJsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08
Summer Excursions
East

Tickets on sale June Ind and srd.
July and and ard. August iith. 18Th.
BY the Oregon Railroad a Nayiga.
tlon Co Round trip rates 10
Omaha and Kansas City, 5000. 81,
Louis. $3.50; Chicago. tfs.bo. New
York. tlos50. Hetura limit octo-
Der aiat othef rhias and par
ticulart At Union Ticket Office.
COS First Az. = E Ellis. general
agent "s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

~ tOtH EWES nssd sssminstiss.
SD rifesms,ssess eempsi eeensay,
better state the eass 20 . pkrsieisa
Wis kss . prefessiessi istsresf IL
dsias seed wssk. tisraais prices Of
tered b. opticians srs utterly es-
tnsite.
W. n. rraas. n. n
0raiist ssd Aarist.
sts Aresds MIA.
Msis z1nc. Tad. i1es.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-05-08

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Ta p common used angles.
.n.p setts l. used Tor arbitrary
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GIFTS FOR THE CHILDREN

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23

aeuberune. sic beleaftet ober
blisartie bas MaB %nationaler Sci.
benidaftli6feit in ben rabifalen
tibehiihen areiien.
8roBen @inoruf maft cine
bier in @ien aus Srient ge.
lonate &unoe. Sarnuh bot Der Sta.
pusiner.Y Safer Warco Der bortigen
.ganca Cooperative" melde IN Ser
binoung nit Den Madeni6aiten Der
~SSSrreocnta Inn Wiaionen beItoblet
iuoroen lit, Die Sumirle bon 342.000
aronen alriidgegeben. Ger Softer
bat ben 9etrag bon einem 9eiftfin0
erbalten nllo wabrt bas 9eidtge.
beimniB.
Sn 3reiien, ipelder iiber Die I'M.
triebe Der Srrebenta lnterridtct iinb,
miro permlltbet, bob es uripriiuglid,
in Der 9lbiidJt beS 9iebeS lag, Den
seitoblenen getrag fir politiife
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
Gin tpireiantes 1iIittel eeeen
Die t~,mrmplaee bel pferSen.

Sober Sarmer unb Sferbebeiiser
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Ritte[ segen Die sefiirdtetc 8nrms
PLACE BEL Yferben an bDrenc bas IN Der
fur5en 3eit ieines gefanntieins 9an5
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beriiber eefommenen Seurefa saapieln.
Die iid in Der fiir5eiten 3eit SarIenoe
bon Sreunben erfporben uno IN Der
Mustreibun9 bon Wiirmern bel Yfer@
Den als uuiibertreffli6 eripieien bd@
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8iirmcrn bon Sferben ubgingen. llnb
baB Yferbe, Die porber mager, btIltg
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ben Der &apieln iofort 6llnabmen lro
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acben Der &apielu tobt I'M Wtilte ab
unb lit bas 0tittel nm 10 ~ipertbpoller,
ols cs pbne ~ipeiterc l1mitdnbe nno obne
Suttcriuedicl iebem Yfcrbe lei6t ein@
oeocben perben fam. Glf allen Tare
men, ipo Yicrpe gebalten fperoen. iollz
ten gerabe iebt iebem eiu6i9en Sbtere
5ipei Der Gapieln 5ur @oriidt pernbz
reidt lucrben, and penn ii6 Die Sara
iitcn GuBerlif nidt bemcrfbar 9entad)t
babeu. Bic. &npieln iinb geicblidJ
oarontirt inter Serial go. 21,741
uub fDnncn aud iragcnben gluten ge>
geben merben. 0as Wittcl ut eln5l9
nnb ollein su be5iebcn bon Der nnlerel
Qeieru fpoblbefannten g~reebcrs
81 cmcbn Go, $3.50 %. StruBc,
Sept. Z 3, Nilpaufee, @is., gum
Yreiic bon $1.OO fir 8 ober $3.50
fir ~ aapieln portofrci NIT Sc
6rnu6sanpeiiuna. @or biIigcn Niads
abmul9en ici hermit ahsorildlitit
oeiparnt.
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pennfylrania

Mlls 8ittsbltrg perlalttet ilber
sic Selbentbot zines &riippels: >gei
Dem 9ronbe bes breiitodigen Teitalt.
rants uno Sotels bon 6ranf IiQer
in go. 425 @ateritraBe oerloren
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cine groBere 4n5abl mebr ODER mini
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gen Sniaiien perOanfen ibr 2eben
faIt allsidlieBIih Ser p~pfermttbiaen
Seloentbat zines &riippels. Wtar
&oniaS botte por etnigcn Sabrcn bel
einem llnfoQe beibe 9einc n~erloren
ltnb beniibte ieitoem Sol5beine. Sieie
bottc er it'd OH icnem I6enb, mie er
eS Itets 81 tbllt pflegte, Dor oent
S6loiengcDcn abgelfnallt. er NOR
elmer Der eriten, Die ollrd ben IllS.
brl,f bes SeilerS auigcipcft WurOen.
9a fr in Der 9unfclbeit bel ieiner
lllliregung itlb Gle Die S~ol5beille
nidt finben fDnnte, frod) CT oDile
oieie aus ieinem 3imnler heralls nltb
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l,1o olrd &lppfen Die 9efdbrbetct
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9(nitrengllngen iinb minbcitens 5rpan'
sig Gcrionen. Die ionit elcnoiglib
uerbrnumt ndren, 9erettct iporben.
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mas 81 ipGt all icinc eigene Cider.
beit. Gr brad) im 5"lpcitcn Stof be
m,tbtloS 5uiammclt mo. oIS or bOct
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mo oilrd, oas 1Seniter in Siderbcit
gcbroft lprroc, Itclte es lid, heralt@,
boB cr id,on idppere SrnnhpumOen
e%rlitten bottc. Nod) NuSiagc Der
9(crSte miro er, fol& CT iid) bon ibnen
crholeu ipatc, nidt mchr inl Stanbe
iein, Die bol5crnen @cinc 81 6ellilsclt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-11-23
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Gin unfaQ, ber ii6 pieaeid)t
IN Der 3ufunft otter lp%ie0erboIen
miro, trat am porigen Somltog i'm
&orriS Bnrf in Seem Dort eir, ais
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ii6tlid ge9en eineu 3nlm gelenft
ipllroe, no er 5]ertritnmert luurbe,
INN cine aolliiion nit ciuenl Wonnc,
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pernlcioen. Der &cnfcr Ser Wtn.
idinc, Or. @reell, lurlrOe nid)t Der
leBt. Die WcltQc bcQriiBtc ibl be.
eeiitert, ais CT lid nlts Den Eriinl.
ntern lcineS Npporotea beror,sor.
beitetc.
Ilf ellleln fabreuOeu ,3uge Der
gric-Sabn murbcn geitcrn Spiihel
Neporf un6 Sontb Eotcrion Ser.
ild)c nit cinenl 0rnbtloIcn Selcpbull
ongcItellt, 0da iomnbl IN commer5icl.
Ter @e5iebung, lpic fir @iien6ubn.
5rpcde 81, Den if6niten Soifuun0cu
beredlti9t. Der 3ua fl1br, w0hreno
ore Serludc qernodt mllr0cn, nit
elmer @cihpinbigfcit bon 30 Wcilur
Der Stltnoe, nber ollh nidt einnlol
mlrroe ole GerbinOuu9 untcrbrodcn.
Sic Griinoilng lit bon Dem Jest 81
Sabre ultcn @lcftriter t5rco Gacruir
bon San IntOniO, Scgas, gemndt
nor0en.
@enn bie Grfinoung pcrpoqfomml'
net ulb burdqeiiibrt lit, miro Der
Geiienoe in ieincm EuQmonpa9cll
iid nit Den Seinigeu 81 Saltie, Die
tauienb Mcilen elrtferut icin m0aen,
unterbalten f0nnen. @leidBeitig
aber re6liSirt Die G%rfinblng Die M6g.
Ii6fcit zines Giicn6abnunfaQeS iln.
Besu auf NihtS, lnb wabriteinlid,
iperoen Die m%eiiten groBen @iienbab.