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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
TTLELEEWAY IS
ALLOWED TO JEWS
Caucasian Authorities Author
lied to Make Concessions
by the Emperor.
DRIVEN BACK INTO PALE
WORK OF PERSECUTION CON
TINUES IN MANY PLACES.

st. Petersburg. June Am response
e. representations made by him. ~
Friedman. Jewish member Of the duma-
vras informed today that Emperor
Nicholas had authorized the Cauca-
sian authorities 20 make certain con-
ccssions 70 Jews residing temporarily
in the Caucasus.
The health resorts Of the Caucasus
ara frcqucnted much by persons deslr-
me the benefit OF the baths 10 be had
there. The law. however, tOrplus lile
res dcnce OF Jews I'm the district Dur
authorized visits to resorts by Jews.
and recently NJ Friedman received
petition from members Cf his race ask
ing that they be granted similar priVF
1eges during the present season
twenty families have been ordered 70
leave Lieischansk. town IN the c0si
region. A petition In their behalt
signed by their neighbors has been sent
I 10 Premier Stolypin-
Making Close Inquiry.
In furthcrance Of its purpose 70
drive back into the palc-the district
formed by the Polish provinces Of the
Uxrainc-all Jews who cannot estaD-
1iEh a legal right OF residence OUTSIDE
its confines. the Russian government
. Is now pursuing a close inquiry regard
ing those engaged In the Drug business
q or who claim 10 be so engaged
The proprictOrs or the drug stores
q chiefly are Jews and their employees
as well ~. N-AANnNAANN AWA VI vs. AA'H-'-.
q travelling in tuc interior are now called
a on not only % exhibit pharmaceutic
e certificates but % satisfy the authCri.
= ties that they are actively occupied
. with the business for which they are
. licensed.
subject 60 Expulsion
These certificates are rather easily
. obtained and held generally by drug
- store employees and those travelling as
. pharmaceutical assistants and sales
. men. Many Jews. 10 ig claimed by the
government have established resi-
rel douces on the strength OF their certifi-
q Gates and subsequently ceased TO fol-
s low the profession or business All
. sucn are now subject TO expulsion.
s The owners OF urug stores are be-
ing required 90 reduce their staffs OF
clerks and apprentices In every in
stance where the authorities consider
that the number employed is out OF
b. proportion 90 the business done Sales
d. men permitted by law TO travel are
. compelled In doubtful cases 60 produce
the bills Of ladinE ia proof OF the &C
tual business winch they are doing.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
FREE ONCE MORE.
wife of Cornelius Van voorhees, q
New York Invoked in Ncvndu.

Reno. New. June Camille ID. Van
VOORHEES,. wife OF Cornelius Van NOor-
hees. who was connected with the
Knickerbockcr Trust company OF New
York at the time 20 failed In 1908.
and also Is said 60 have been connected
with the Havana Electric Light CONF
pany Of New York. was this afternoon
granted a decree Of divorce. The
grounds were non-suuport and dcser-
ton. Mrs Van VOORHEES, testified that
her husband lost $4,000 playing "a
roulette wheel in New York IN 1908.
Van Voorhees, did not appear 90 con-
test the case.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
TAFT WILL LISTEN.

Railroad Presidents 90 Call Upon the
President nj Washington
Detroit June president Taft ar
. rived here az o'clock tonight and
. confirmed the report that next Mon
. day az Washington he will give a hear
. Ing to the large delegation ~ railroad
presidents who feel aEEricved over the
Eanuibal injunction suit.
The conference was requested by sew
cral of the big western trunk lines.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
Denied by Ripley.

Chicago. June 3.-E. p. Ripley. pres
ident of the Santa Fe system. today
denied a report that. so far as his road
be filed with the interstate commerce.
commission individually. He said he
had heard OF no such plan.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04

Dctmold. Lippe. June 3.--Prince Leo
pold ~. the reigning prince OF Lippe
and his brother prince, Julius, Wcre
stoned by q gang or Italian labOrers
while motoring today Prince julius
received q wound on The head. Later
several or the assailants were arrested
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04

Salina. Kan. June 3--During a thun-
derstorm last night three men broke
into the postoffice at Annapolis. thirty
miles west OF here, loaded the safe on n
truck and took IL some distance away.
where 10 was cracked open Six hun
dred dollars in cash and one thousand
dollars In stamps were taken
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04
TAFT HALF AMUSED,
OTHER HALF ANGRY
CcontInued From Page one)

Of honor at the banquet at the Doaru
of commerce tonight -. -
To get the President to Detroit on
time. the last hours run from Ioleoo
into this city was made at an average
81 from 81 to 20 miles an hour
President Taft spent the night mere,
and leaves tomorrow for Monroe, where
during the forenoon he speaks at the
4nvciIinp OF the equestrian statue OF
General Custer. In the afternoon thS
President will attend the dedication OF
a tablet at jackson to commemorate the
Founding OF the Republican party
President Taft's speech at the pan
uuet tonight was extemporaneous.
,rhe President took up the subject OF
the conservation of natural resources
I'VE" he began, and then hesltateo,
''That is wrong" he added smilingly,
"for / have not yet had chance 10
exercise my constitutional function.
should saw they are doing a number
OF Things In Congress and I hope they
will do something final before Inc
summer is ended. I can't discuss TO-
night all they are doing, but VIII say
something about conservation.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04

Columbus. Ohio. June 3--Wade II.
Ellis. chairman OF the Republican
state committee. who Is confined TO his
bed At a hotel here with acute indi-
gestion. was somewhat better today.
His doctors said there were indications
Of Rallstones and an operation might
be necessary.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04

Fresno. Cal. June 3.-William V
King, prize fighter who. during
quarrel at Coalinga on last Christmas
day. struck and knocked down A. y.
Rossell, as a result OF which the lat
ter died some time later. was today
prison
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04

Il am glad to announce to you that
I have Just learned that the railroad
bin has lust passed the senate
The President was interrupted BY an
outburst OF applause. with that I'M
portant legislation out OF the way, I
hone the Senate will find a way 70
take up at an early date the eonserVa-
The President said he hoped first
Of all for a law definitely ratifying the
right OF the executive to withdraw
power sites and various classes OF pno-
lie land from entry under the home
stead law. pending legislation for their
disposition under various restrictions.
'''To use q good old English express
sion" he said, we Will soon be IN
mess II we don't"
The President declared that In con-
servatfon as In other matters OF gov
eminent IL is necessary to be pracu-
cal.
'sThere are no altruists In this coun-
try OF any other who are going to in
vest their money merely 70 crafty a
theory" he said We will have to Of
fer to private capital the prospect OF
a fair profit n development is to come
conditions in Alaska, for instance,
do not speak well for US.
They are paying $40 and sl3 ton
for coal up there when there Is an
abundance to be mined right at their
doors. We ought to stir ourselves and
do something to hold out this wealth
that nature has bestowed upon us so
that we ourselves may enjoy II and
that we may secure IL to p0sterity.
But certainly we should not smut
out the present generation entirely In
dealing with our natural wealth"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04

The long and short haul provision OF
the present interstate commerce law is
amended so as to permit greater
charge for a short haul than for a long
haul, only with the consent OF the in
terstate commerce commission Espe-
cial provision is made against the fix
ing Of a lower rate for the purpose of
destroying water competition.
Railroad companies are required TO
furnish written statements OF rates
from one place to another upon the
written application OF a shipper. under
a penalty OF $3.50 for misstatement or
for failure to comply with such appli-
cations. In addition. the shipper. can
bring suit for additional damages.
Either upon complaint or upon It's
own initiative. the commission is au-
thorized to determine the reasonable
ness of individual or joint rates or
classifications. and IL such rates are
found unreasonable, discriminatory,
preferential or prejudicial. the COM
mission is authorized to prescribe a
proper maximum rate Rates reduced
to meet water competition must not be
restored unless after a hearing by the
ditions have changed otherwise than
by the elimination of the water COM
petition.
Unless set aside by a competent
court, orders of the commission are TO
continue in force for two years. The
commission Is also given authority TO
investigate the propriety OF any new
rate. regulation or classification IN
dividual or joint. OF any common car
rier. and pending such hearing, a sus-
| pension for ten months OF the rate
Classification or regulation is provided.
The carrier Is required TO refund all
| charges found to be excessive.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04

Authority is also given the commits
sion to establish through routes and
Joint classification and to prescribe
maximum rates over them whenever
the carriers themselves neglect 10
do so.
This regulation also covers water
lines that are connecting carriers
Shippers are given the right to des-
iEnate a through route or part OF a
route over which their properly snali
posed upon carriers for disclosing any
information concerning shipments. A
like penalty IS provided for violation
Of orders under section 10 OF the eX-
listing Interstate commerce law, ana IN
this case each day that the violation
continues Is to be construed as sep
arate offense- -
Al intervals Of six months the COM
mission Is required to make an analy :
sfs of the tariff and classificattons ana
TO investigate the advisability OF
uniform classification -.
Telegraph and telephone lines are
placed under jurisdiction OF the inter-
efate commerce. commission. The COM
mission is authorized TO Judge the rea-
condolences Of rates and penalty ls
innposed OF from 500 to $4,000 agains1
granting franks or passes Ior III
transmission OF messages Speclai
night and press report rates are au-
The only provision in the bill appn-
"a HE TO other than railroad corpora
lions is one regulating injunctions oy
federal courts, which suspended lhe
rperation of state laws. II Is pro-
vided that such action shall be taken
the supreme court or to circuit judge
and heard by three judges, one 81
whom shall be a Supreme court 9ustiCe
or a circuit court Judge
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04

ror 50 s.sssrea ,s.s'p WITH
rub sr ~ ~ ~ ' -
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-06-04

ing before the court, but the commits
sion is permitted to intervene. as are
other interested parties. The defense
Is placed under the direction OF the at
torney general, but the commission
and interested parties are permitted to
have counsel and to carry on the suit
in case the attorney general fails TO do
so. Appeal may be taken to the SUI
preme court
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Sin 3islins

~ YIN Ntelt1g
wcQte in elmer @eieuihait. no BON
Der SeelenDanoernng Die &eoe mar.
audi uid,t ungebort bleiben. Gr
meilltc alio elm gar ipisiges @ort
berporaibriugen, inoem er iaate. er
erinnere lid redt lpobl, ooS goloene
aalb gcluelen 81 iein. Cine Tome
erlui,6te it'd oarauf 81 bemerfen:
sic boben nid)ts ~perloren, meiu
Serr, als ole Scrgoloung."
= - -
Silliger.
.&arl. melln ib an Ger 9iipiera
bin, nerbe ib ieoe Nad,t Don Cir
trGumcn."
.9leib' ooh liebcr bier ilno tr1unc
bon Der Hiuiera."
y = ~
GrflGrt.
9aron: .@arum babcn Sic oerll
Die Stelle bel Sbrem friiberen Scrrll
perluiien2"
Siener: ,@eil Der sScrr Nlbiti.
nen5ler ilnb Hiftralld)er gelpnrocn
iit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

notbgeorungen baiielbe tbiut. so
iteben Die geioen idcn 6mei Stu,oen.
aeiner ipogt es, ieine geiiherte Toii.
ton 81 perlaiien-op fpmmt Dem
Soriter ein @ebanfe: err erjablt Dem
@iloerer feline Sagoerlebniiie. 9tad
fitrSer 3eit tritt 2esterer allS ici1tcm
8erited berpor unO iogt gan5 ser.
fniridJt: ,SSest fam / $ ninlmer
ansbalten, Serr Soriter-tbun g
nit mir, mas g npllen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Nus einem @urtraa.

SIMMER bleibt es Die Solptio6e.
oaB Der red)te Wann sur red)tcn 3eii
altf Den Elan tritt, benn mas ipore
3. 3. ans columbus gcDorOell, mcilu
cr 5ufdaigermeiie crit nad Der Ont.
oedung Imerifas alif Die @elt &c,
fontmelt ipdre!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
spaB mnb and iein.
SGdite Hanlheit.

v9u iagit INNER, 9ein Sfreiber
mare 10 fall, uno iest ihreibt er nod
immcr, no es bod i6on Seicrabelto
lit"
Sea, meiBt Su, Der lit MIR 81 ialll,
Die Sober meg5uleaen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Die junge Sansfran.

9rGutigam: Die beioen Gier ba,
ben mir gang por5iigli6 gemunoet,
liebe Srnta!"
9raltt: sd babe lie abcr audi,
oornit lie red)t gut merOen, in Sleiid).
briibe gefoht."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Die grt, Siocrcr sn ianacn.

Der Soriter SiIgncr ertappt ciilcn
@ilooieb. 0icier %ipringt id,nel bin.
Ter eincn Baum ilib ninlnlt bos 8e.
ipebr IN Mnlh!ag. Der Soriter luii;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

den iinb aud meine SienItboten, Die
iabrelang BEL mir IN Steluitg, NIT
Scgatcn 5u bebcufeu, ieste i) in @e.
geillport circr @erihtsperion aaer
Selltet meincr nGfitcn llmgebung
beitimmlte Summen mis-nber rltr
mir bela Sal, Dab i6 mieOer g~eneier
ioQte."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Cute Gmpfcbluna.

Sungcr Wann Tim 8irtbsboiie er.
5uhleno): r@ar Dos aber ein Stlirm,
Den i6 ba auf Der See miteemadt
babe! ltuS i%eefranf bin i) geipeien,
brrr! Nsht fiir cine Miaion gebe id)
in meinem Sebeil wieOer aui's
Sd,iff!"
slelterer Serr (an Sen Gid, beran.
treteno): oSiirfte id Sbnen piel.
lcift in meinem 8eId)afte eine-&ai-
iicrIteQe anbieten2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
" "
8rofmGtbig.

Shneioermeiiter: .@onn bari i'd
oenn et9entlih auf Se5abllng bof'
fcn?"
Stloent: Simmer, lieber Mei'
|itcr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Gin srpecs @urt.

Gitftionator:8 rSier, meme Serr.
ldaften, nSbiQers idrumtlihe @c.
bihte!" User bietet ettpas ooraui?"
SEER: .giue Wtarf."
Iuftionator: Cine Marf iiir bic
gan5en @eoi6te2 slber. lieber
SEER, bafiir miiroe id Sbuen nid,t
nal Die ,@lode" oidten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Nns Der h1hcrcn S1dtcridnlc.

Sebrerin: .8ie pieIe slrtcn bon
Yoeiie uitterIfeioen mir2"
Sadfiib (na6 l1ngercm 9eiins
nen): ,Sreierleil"
2ebrerin: .gtennen Sic mir bieiel"
gadfilh: Die lpriide Goeiie, Die
oramatiihe-!"
Sebrerin: yHa-uno Sic epi-!"
Sadfii6: u0ie epioemiide!"
- ~ -
Nnblps.
Mutter: Sea, Gobert, bait oil bif
nuf Der @eieaihaft amiiiiert2"
Hobert: ngb ia, es iuar iebr
I6on!"
Mutter: y@esbal6, biIt on beru
nift oageblieben?"
&obert: .9as bate ia feiuen
3tped, id fonnte nift mebr eiien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Gin &erGnaitiatcr.

.Sie 5itterl ia! Saben Sic s(nelt,
oaB Der Sonnet So"
Gantoffelbelo: nGit! Meine Ilte
heiBt bod nibt naOmet," iouoern
9lnta!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Muh eiucn Hatb.

Ser slbiutont: rSh bite MIR aus,
aerls, Dab Sbr beim Surrab tiihti9
bas Walll nlfreiBt. Die Serrcn 81.
fi5iere balten Den Muub, lpenn id
bitten Oarf!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Sm botaniidJcn @artcm.
S6ditc 3critrcmtbcit.

Trofeiior: Sum &uduf, iest bin
i'd III elmer groBen &erlegenbeit. Sc,
le9rapbirt mir oa meme Sohter, ooB
bel ibr ein ireiOiges greignib eilge.
tretet lei uno eruabnt liht. obs Elm
anabe ooer Elm MGotcit lit. Nhnn
weiB id nidt, bin id 8robpater poer
@roBmlltterl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Der Gngitlidc Said)cnoicb.

Gin iieb5ebni6hriger Salhenoieb
iteGt Dor Dem Riftcr. Der in pGterli.
bem Zone 81 ibn iagt: .Suaen Sic
ood). es mar ia Chr criter 0iebItabl-
baben Sic niht cine geuiiie Gre.
gllng peripiirt, Gin bisd)en Ingit &C.
babt, ais Sic oas Yurtemonnaie itah.
len?"
r@epib, Serr Hid,ter, ib babe &c,
iiirftct, OaB cs pielleidt lecr iciii
miro"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
-.Sdlam.

y9lber Safobfrieoer, mnrilin baidJt
Dir glei 5pei 3ab' lf oi'mal raiiB-
reiBa lal2 Seno oenrt boioe gniis
g'm2"
r9es net! s(ber / ban beim Yaoer
i6on lang 5mei Mtarf gait. lulo ba
bam | oenft. 3 merO's geiheit'it iei,
/ iaB Die anbere Sab glei alissieba,
no fontm' | bod, at mein'm @elo!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
YoliSeipcrurSnitna

.@dbreno Der Commemorate
miiiien bonn 9eainn Der 9unfelbeit ab
aue SGOen geifloiien lrno ollie Shait.
~feniter pcrbGn9t meroen. Die Snn.
felbcit tritt elm, iubalo Die itaotiihen
Saterncrl 81 bremen anfangen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Maiiinirtcs @eriahrrn.

.gSie brinaen Sic es nur fcrtig,--
Serr &neppden ieocn Worgen 10
iriib auisuitebeu2"
.S,--oaS is Sic iGbr einiad,
ipenn cs nlcr grab 10 red)t gemieolid)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

den llno aud, nleine Sienit6oten, bie
%iabrelang BEL mir IN Stellung, NIT
Scgatcn 81 b%ebcufeu, ieste id) in 8es
geillport ciitcr @erihtsperion aaell
Sellten meincr nGfitcn llngeburg
%beitin1intc Summen alis-uber MIR
mir Den SAL, baB ib lpieOer geneien
'olte."
- - -
@efabrlidj.
Oireftor: sd, bite MN, DaB lid
bel Der morgigen feicrlid)cll 9eioltgS-
auffiihrllns ale Shiilcr red)t 5riam-
mennebmen. Mlio. mie 9elagt. Die
critic Stropbe oes Spnluuts iingt Ser
Gbor Der oberen aloIie uno Slpar TO-,
onB Damn bel Der 5meitcn oos gan5c
@pulnaiium einf1qt."
~ - ~
aiibnc @oritellmna.
Sciratbsluitiger: Die ~betrereloe
Game lit allo ctipos peripdhien, oa-
fiir BON @eiidlt nber iebr biibih2"
Seirothspermittler: ga Ienfell
SR iid) bic Senus BON Wilo nit
eincm 9udel."
- ~ ~
Ter ibealc 8rnnb.
81: Mein Gintretcn fir bic DC.
g%riinoung Der ne,ien 9abnlinie or.
folat leoiglif aus einen ieeolen
@runb.
g.: Sd meiB. Gieien ioeolei
8runb babell Sic iid) in Der stGbe Der
proieftirten gnoitation bereits ge-
iifert.
- - ~
Wrnbidrtit.
Iuf Dem SrieDbof in Miooleburg
lieB cine @ittipe ibrem 8atten iols
gcil0e @ortc nlf ieinen @rabIteiu
Iesen: Hithe i'll Srieben-bis mir
uns mieoerieben!
~ - y
Gr fcnnt tic.
Serr: 8eben Sic mir elm Yaar
SanoidIube iiir meme ,Srall.
&erfduferiu: @eld)e Nummer,
biite2
SEER: ., bns lit gleid,, lie tauibt
lie ia bod INN.
y y ~
aleincr llnteridieb.
0onneriuetter. wie bit on 5ugerid-
tet2
Meine Srall bat mid iocbet, OILS
lb IN Die &ncipe gcben pollte, NIT
9lnlnen bemorfenl
0as fam otd bod iliht 10 perlcst
babet.
So, perlt bel ben 9lumen nidt
audi ole 5opfe geipeien n1rcn!
- - -
Ginleitnng.
Srditlein: @arum iirircn Sic
meine Sano2
SEER: Sd modte boflidit Inn Die.
ielbe bitten.
Sdlasfertis.
Gait: SD gebe 81, baB Die yeoie-
nung bei Sbnen piinftlihcr lit ais in
Den anberen Heitaurants. bageger
Iino Die YortiOncn aber MIR balb 10
groB!
aellner: 9eoenfcn Sic bod! Top.
pelt glbt, per ifnell gibt.
- - ~
Sin &trdDtbnrm
bate cine neiie 8lode crbnltem. ytah
benz eriten @el6ute oerielben bemerft
bes Tfarrers altc aof)in: Die nelie
8lode gefallt mir nift, ibr Con lit
5u bell, lie iollte tiefer brlimmen."
.8eoulOe oih. Margaretb," ent.
segnete Der Efarrer, die @lode lit
nod 81 Jung, wcnp lie einmnl 10 olt
lit mie III, miro lie ihon oroentlit
brummen."
~ ~ ~
3wei Samilienpatcr,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Sas Saar in Der Snppc.

Selitnant olf 9ieiicn: .&cllncr-
Gh-Slnpc raiieren!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
8efGhrlidD.

Director: sd, bite nm, boB lid
BET Der mor9igen feicrlidcn 9eiongs-
a%nffiihring aae Shiilcr red)t 5uiam-
ntennebmen. Nlio, mie aeiagt, Die
critic Stropbe bes Spntnlts iiugt Der
Gbor Der oberen alaiie mo 5luar 10,
oaB Damn bel Der 5meitcn oos gauge
@uulnaiium einfGQt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

gum @eiteridlafeil &c Miltb Is, ourn
luge i) sc mir: 9aloiiin,-ias ih,
itch bod d mol uif III ieb' eltol,s
nadelt Germomeocr; De farnIt bih
ia nad)ber miooer binlcgen! Bin il
aber crit brailBen, Damn mad' id) iller
allemal d lanse Naie uio iage:
Sicblte, - alonin,- - bite bod
lpiOoer Oral,f 'neingefalen!"
~ ~ y
Der lcetc 3icnit.
Siihler: .3mci Dieter miro Der
Sarg lang iein miiiien!"
Slln9c @ittne Qallt mlfid)llld)-
5eno): ga, bite MAIDEN Sic cs ibnt
MIR rcht beauem!"
Talid amfscfakt.
81: .3n Dem 9pftpr e. geDe i'd
nie mieocr. Ser BOT mir ia nculid)
jmei falidle Sabine ullsgeSogen."
:: u@orum bait Iu iie belrll nid)t
porbcr berousecnommen2"
~ ~ ~
Ser Ne~pieloieb.
Sbal6auer: .Seoa, mein ,Sittael
@os tbuIt 9u oa oben i'm slpfel-
baun?"
Slntgc: ,aonnen Sic oeiin nift
ieben? Gtncr BON SIREN Nepieln
mar BON 9aume gefallen uto id
birbe i'm mieoer felt"
y y "
Wblucdlslnng.
SEER: .@ic, mein SrGuleilt, led,S
Sabre iino Sic idon perlpbt2 Sas
mlB ia furd,tbor lanweilig ieiu!"
Sr1iilein: Nd, nein! Sd hab'
ood) uidt INNER eill illlb oenielbei,
grautigam gebabt!"
MergerlidD.
Sonntagsidaer: Gin nie6er.
truhtiges Sieb, bieier Saie! I.
Merm ids 8ewebr olli i'm onlege,
bleibt er Iisen, menn ih i'm abcr pbp-
t%ograpbiren iuia, lGuft er oapon!"
y - =
Sarbcnlcbrc.
Ger 9ebrer frugt in ser Sdnlle,
lpie mai, elm Wabden nit blouoem
Soar nefnt.
Sris %ontiportet: Cine 9lpnoine."
9oraif fragt Der 9ebrcr, ipie man
Gin Naodcn nit rotbem Saor
itenllt.
Morib autlportet prompt: .gine
Hotunoe."
Tein nmid)ricben.
81: sit 9eine sSrall nod INNER
10 bilblf wie friiber?"
g.: % ia, aber iie bralldlt Oo6u
idon ldn9ere 3eit..@
y y -
8emitblidD.
gettler: ~Atam. SD oenf', BEL
Sbnen gibt es beute alobe?"
Saisirau: yMorgen."
BETTER tim IbaebeD: r9anm CT.
lanben Sic, baB if morgen wieoer.
fomme."
~ ~ y
Iemtlid).
Griter Sod5eitsgnit: So, Sin.
Der, ieet iingen mir NAL Elm gemein.
lanes 9ieo, mas berft ibr BON ,iSrei-
beit, Die il nteine"?"
3meiter 'Sod5eitsgoit: .9tcin, bus
lit nid,ts; Der juilge @atte mub ood
audi mitiinaen %fonncn."
y ~ ~
8ans glcid).
Srau: .@ir fonlten Iiemanb
mebr etipas be5ablcn, lrto ncnnof
piait III bieicn beriibmtcn, tbellrcn
Ir5t foniultiren?"
Warm: .9tltn, 'oas bleibt lid bod,
lhnuppc, Oh ih 'nent beriibmten obcr
mem unberiibmten Irjt S @elo id,ul.
Dig bleibe!"
Nuf llnnucgcn.
gcttIcr: sd bitt' it0n Inn Elm
altes 8clangbud), id) mDht' gerlc
cinmal sur Stride aeben! Qtodoem
CT es erbaltcn:) 60. iest mdr' i'd,
nod icbr oolfbor fir cinen altcl
idwar5cn anSug!!"
= ~ "
Sas critic nno lebtc Mal.
Serr 9~ouabuber. Der mdbreno ici.
ner langen Che in allsgeiprodeniter
@ciIe inter Dem bdlislihen Eantoi.
fel %geitonocn, lit geitorben, ulo iein
ScItameilt miro eroffnct. slS lleber.
ihrift tr1gt bas Shriftitiid Die @or.
te: .Mein eritcr @iacll"
- .& y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
in scr lanSlid)cn @plfsidnlc.

Sebrer: SANS. lag Oh, mann lit
Die bette 3eit, oos Sbit bon Den @1ll.
men ST. piliiden2"
Sans: s@eim Der Slulo anbltn.
ocn isl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Der WliQiunrnrGnbcr Snrs.

u9tad) Dem 8rmnoioe yHcidtMlm
moht nidt gliiflid)" babe id bic
Stride bonn &ermogcn befrcit. Jest
beibt es mieber: rllnred)t 8llt &c.
0eibt uidtl"