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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18
IS HE ExCoMMUNICATED?

Speaking of the alleged excommun.
cation of Polygamist Miles A. Romney
mention of which was first made by the
Manti Messenger about ten days ago.
that paper says that "The Tribune
copied our article in full, and in com.
menting on it, took the entire credit
for this action Of the church, -
We are not sure that Elder Miles A.
Romney has been communicated from
the Mormon church. for the reason that
no notice of such action has appeared
in the Deseret News. the official organ,
as We believe is requirement of long
standing IN the church, However, If
it is fact that such accommodation
has occurred, we believe that The Trib-
une has every right TO take all
credit for it, The latest polygamous
crime committed by Romney, and by
reason of which the Messenger says he
was communicated, occurred ON No.
vember 3, 1909. Months before that
time The Tribune had called attention
to the Romney offending, and it gave
publicity to such facts as it could OBJ
tain in the case at somewhat frequent
intervals from the beginning. If it
had not been for The Tribune, we have
no doubt in the world that Romney
would have been able to celebrate this
latest criminal marriage ceremony in
the Manti temple and "get away with
it, to employ common term There
is little cause to think that he would
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18
THE CRIMINAL SECRECY.

John D. Lee. the notorious Mormon
DANTE who was executed for the part
he took in the Mountain Meadows mas
sacre, wrote book of personal con
fessions and of exposures of Mormon
secrets. Speaking of the Nauvoo
period. Lee says in that book (page
l67) that "pmral marriages were NOT
made public. They had to be kept still.
A Young man did not know when he
was talking to single woman
That condition is now repeated in
the Mormon church, Since the is
suance of the Woodruff manifesto, in
1890, plural marriages arc ''not made
public except when The Tribune eX-
poses them. They are "kept still ~;
and no young Mormon "knows when he
is talking to a single woman Out of
many instances of this kind of which
we are aware, we select one that hap
pened in this city within a few years
past. Two young Mormon elders were
paying attention to distinguished
young Mormon woman. One of these
young men is now stake president
in Salt Lake county Both the lads
were friendly in their rivalry for the
fair young Iady's hand; but both had
rival of whom neither knew. One
of the young men, who did not become
president Of a stake, 'fcaught on -
first to the actual situation. The
temporarily .deluded chap who later be-
came the president of a stake hung on
for bit longer, and was only brought
to his senses when the temple fell about
his ears,
But both Of them had received rude
awakening. Henry S. Tanner had mar
ried the distinguished young Mormon
lady in polygamy,
John D. Lees book is not only en-
tightening, but it reminds advised in.
dividuals of actual conditions as they
exist IN the Mormon church today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

have been unable to suppress the mat.
ter, and having suppressed it, to have
remained in good fellowship in the
Mormon church-iust as hundreds of
others have done.
1t is The Tribune S campaign aGninst
these polygamous crimes, resultant
upon the officially recognized recr-
descence of plural marriage in the
Mormon church. that has brought about
every action taken by the church Off
ciels in the matter. Had This paper
been silent, the Manti Messenger would
nave been dumb. the church would have
gone on IN its rccrudesccnt poIygamous
way, and the world would have been
none the wiser. OF course wo take
credit. because il is due.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18
TODAY IN HISTORY
Napoleon Decrecd Emperor-May 10.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1910.


No career in history. perhaps. is so
remarkable MS that OF Napoleon Bona
part" The SON OF poor Corsican gem
tleman. he became lieutenant Of artillery
chicl OF the army OF Italy. and at thirty
FIRST Consul OF France. Finally, at the
age OF thirty-iive he assumed the title
OF emperor.
As Napoleon later confessed. he had
always intended TO found dynasty
Events says his blographer. Rose,
uSircd nITc 9,m ~ r,Iansa along on (ayorlng tide
cesscs. Indignation AZ the royaIist
schemes against his life, helped on the
establishment Of tho empire" From all
parts OF France appeals and petitions for
hereditary rule poured in; and on May
lS: 1904. after the Tribunate. with the
sole exception Of Carnot. had voted for
the empire, Eenatus consulrum dccreed
him emperor OF the French"
Thus. twenty years after he had en-
tered the Ecole Militaire in Paris as the
was addressed as Sire" and hailed the
successor OF CharlemaEnc Better still.
an almost unanimous vote OF tho nation
proved him a sovereign Of the peoples
choice.
Tho pageants which followed this event
are among the most imposing in his
tory. In the summer OF 1904 a mag
nlhccnt military fetc took place al Bou-
logne, on the shores OF the English chan
mel. Seated in the chair Of Dagobert. in
the presence OF sixty thousand troops
ana IN Slgnt OF the OoStlI" BTGllSh meet
Napoleon handed decorations from the
helmet OF Bayard TO the veterans Of It
ally and Egypt In December of the same
year nc was anolnted emperor by Plus
the Seventh in the cathedral OF Notre
Dame. When the aged pope was about
TO present the crown, called the crown
OF Charemagne. Napoleon seized II: and
facing the vast audience, placed 1t on
his own head Four months later at
Milan he likewise crowned himself king
Of Italy with the historic iron crown Of
the lombards. crying as he took 1T. God
gives IL to me: beware who touches II.
These events occurred after the reign
OF terror. and the Same Paris that wit
messed the execution of Louis the Six
tcenth when Napoleon passed I'm pro-
ccSsion TO Notre Dame. Yet though the
mass OF the frcch people welcomed the
empire. n few stern republicans and ia
coblns held back on the night before
coronation the walls OF Paris
were adorned with posters announcing;
Rcvolution-for the benefit Of poor
Corsican family
When Beethoven the great German
composer, who had inscribed his sin.
heard that his former hero had taken
the imperial crown, he tore of the dedi-
cation with a yolley OF curses. ana IN
later years rc-dedicated the work Ito
the memory OF great man.
May is is the date of the famous Mis-
In Philadelphia, the celebrated
given in honor OF the Brit
burg Miss, In 1888. and the opening OF
the International Peace Conference at
The Hague I'm 1899. II Is the birthday
o( Ethan A Hitchcock. tho Mexican
war general GS02J; Sheldon Jackson. the
noted missionary nSSp; aud OF Prof.
John Wilson christopher North the
author, i'm 1855. 1t Is the day on which
Pierre Marquette died in 1915.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

whole people of the country. on large
and desirable lines, ignoring the nero
social phase of 1T, which does not count
at all for the masses of the people But
1T is a reproach to us that the people S
VIII. as expressed at an election, can be
given effect in one.fourth Of the time
in another country than is taken for the
same purpose in the United States.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

onstrated that one successful way of
engaging in graft is to first clothe ones
self with the raimcnt of the Mormon
Melchsedeks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Mr. Rockefeller is said 10 have re-
sorted TO paper vest for warmth.
Since the paper trust took matters
in hand, only the very wealthy may
indulge in such luxuries.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Perhaps most Of those who went bit
tightly over the harmless visit Of Hal
ley's comet determined to take adyan-
tage of at least one opportunity of
lifetime.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Mr.. Carnegie inveighs against our
National extravaganza. AS to the ex-
travagaut prices we have to pay for
steel, for instance, the country is with
him unanimously.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Apparently the Republican "regu-
lars' have just rediscovered the truth
of the old saying that "Tho voice of
the people is the voice of Cod
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Secretary Ballinger has discharged
Stenographer Kerby from the service
In any event, Kerby is able to say of
himself that he was emnently sue
cessful in having got what he was
looking for.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Tipping Zion is perfectly willing to
loan her boosters TO the State for a
week, but she wants 'em right back
when the State is through with 'em,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

An Alaskan steamer was wrecked
BY whale last Thursday. Wonder if
there was a Jonah aboard that the
whale wanted to get at.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

We may finally get universal peace,
but it S costing lot for sidearms and
things in preparation for it.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

If You find whsker in your soup
today, rest assured that the cook will
say that it came out of Halley's com
et's tail
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

You will find the same old job wait
ing for you tomorrow morning, notwith-
standing the visit of the comet.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Bet the Colonel would give a little if
he were out of it all and could spend
a couple of hours at baseball game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

No doubt the polygamously-criminal
Elder Miles A. Romney is still bearing
his testimony TO the f'true" and ever
]usting gospel.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Maybe the Saltair management mere
y desired 10 induct a few of those
prize-fght patrons into the order of
the bath
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Well, you may soon be able to sec
the comet without first setting the
alarm clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Oyster Bay is merely biding its time
to get back on the map.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Business note from the Mormon
"storehouse of the lord'': Tithe col
lections are alfred slow
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Much better the comet than the fool
that rocks the boat
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

"Woman is savage asserts a
Massachusetts pedagogue. Very un-
ladylike.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

He that boosts with cheer today
lives to boost another day.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Presently he will be a brave stand
patter who has the nerve 10 point with
pride.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Wonder if Rip Van Winklc got back
in time 70 get into the census.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

President George C. Parkinson of the
Oneida (Idako) stake Of Zion has dem
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18
Wednesday, May 1S, 1910

What's the brush of comets tail, /
ANYWAY?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18
Where The Tribune Is on Sale,

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18
YOU WILL DO WORSE THAN THIS

YOU WILL DO WORSE THAN THIS if you
pass without inspection our PICTURE SALE, which
is now inaugurated for one week. The for
the sale is that close out from a dissolve.
ing partnership line of pictures at prices never be-
fore quoted for goods of equal value There are.
all sorts and sizes. Round, oval, square and oblong
shapes. Some in pastel, some in water colors and
many of the unusual styles in prints and oleographs.
and few high class etchngs. The prices about
one-half the real value We only show few
in the windows You must the assortment on
the ''FLOOR BELOW TO judge the goods. You.
will surely find something to suit you and you will
than dollar every dollar purchase
We name below few items viz:
Range 697 6x2o Pastel gilt frame, value 81 90 for
Range 594 Pastel heavy gilt frame value $475 fo
Range 4o1 print 14x24 value 1915, for ... s1s5
Range $780, square print, 12x24, value S275 for lSo
Range 640S, print, 17x26 value $3.50 for
Range ILL., 16x20 1925
Range 5000 print SN20, va lue 95c, for oyc /
Range 6270. print 6x16, value 35c, for g5c
Ranpe 62Sl, print 10xl2, value soc, for Soc
Sizes given glass Every picture is handsomely
framed, and is worth the price without the frame,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18
SPECIAL PICTURE SALE

Which of you ladies aUould pass bright,
aev silver dollar lying on the paveme'st
and not pick 1t up?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

Flower Seeds. Plants and Bulbs
Bailey & Sons Co.. 63 e. End So. street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-18

In the Notion Section
Fairy braids for trimming children's dresses
and wash suits, These braids are six Yards in
length and come in either white or in dainty colors
and new neat patterns.
15c Bolt for Observation-Disclosures Zoe
2Oc Bolt for Observation-Disclosures. 13c
25c Bolt for
35c Bolt for ..............
43c Bolt for 3Oc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
9as Maenihenlcben.

guf Scr Seio' elm 8plfenifatten
Sdbrt Dabin Dus @cnlhcmleben;
3ittertl IN Des 2ebens Witte
Ginb bonn Spbe mir umgeben.
1lnb Der Sob, Der grimme ShiiBe.
Seblilgs obne &0derflirren
Sritf er an. uno n%naufbaltlam
Sfeil auf Yfeile ldBt cr ihipirren.
@leiher Sdger; mas ba at6met,
0onigslcufe, 9ettelleute.
Mle HieIen. ale Stripped.
glQe linb lie feline 9ente.
ltnb er bldit fem Sorn; 10 traurig
SIT Der 5ull. 10 leltinnI eigen:
Mu SIC ariippel, al bic Hieien,
Mues Sleiid muB an ben Heigcn.
1lnb er bldit icin Sorn. unb aue
Miiiien an zen Sans lie treten.
Sb lie laden pbcr meinen,
Sb lie flilhen ODER bctell.
9icperipdrtsl Die 9iruen ilnttcrn;
.Riebcrpdrtsl 0eidrei nm alaae;
Senn bas grpBc Bud licgt offen.
limb Der 8idter bdlt bic Usage. =
MaeIuial 8obl Dem Supfern,
Ser aerunaen nah Grfenhtni6,
1lnb, OBJ bart scpriift. bod iiegrci1
Srang gu ieincs Sells geritdnohiB
mellidl @phl Dem Wnller.
Ser. bcrsan nit munbem SrBe
Ghritt IN Sbrdnen, niht Dc,
Sdmer3es,
Vcin. in SbrGnen bitt'rer guBe;
Ser i'm aampi nit ralbern Seiureu
Mls nit Shipertern BRAUN. aelporbeu
Ser b~e,punqen 8icr nne @dhren
llnb, bcpor CT itnrb. 9cltorben.
9ittcrtl IN Scs, 9cbcns @itte
Ginb BON Sobc ipir nmachcn:
PM ser S,eib' elm Standardization
ssGhrt balm oas IenIhenlebenl
.9rei3ebnlinScn."
a4U.r - y ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Die bette @affe.

Die bette 9Saffe.
@enu mid bes 2ebens @eIlen
1lmtoicn nit @elpalt,
linn Ntemnnb mebr fann bieten
Wir iidern S6ut unb Salt; -
Go @ottcs Gaterbdnoe
Wtr ienoen areud unb 2eib,
llnb i6 oft tpollt per3agen
Sn S6mer5 unb Sraurisfeit;
Wenn Der Seriu6ung Stinoe
Wit ldDeren admpfen nnbt.
9es Sntans Slit unb Glide
Wein Ser5 un9arnet bat: -
Damn fpeib i6 cine @affe.
3uar ihmndlos, pbne @lanS;
Bon 8ielen oft perd1tet:
@s lit Der n oenfrana.
SIT ct Der @ottesmutter.
Ser 5elf'rin bod aetpei6t,
Wie ioIt er bn nidt bringen
gFir Sieg in 8ampf unb Streitl
Nift fam bas Weer bes 2ebens
3u @runbe riften MIDI.
8enn an Der citizen Wlutter.
Gum Weeritern. flebe i9.
limb ipie fGnnte ih ber5fpeifeln,
@enn Der ih mid 9eiueibt,
Sie tets bon 2ieb unb IiIbe
BUR 5ilfe lit bereitl
SEES Satans @aft persebet.
1lnb feise ipeibet er,
Gp ih nun lprah ben Hamen
Ser iiiBen Iutter bebr.
S'rum braudj' id bieie @aifc,
sic bilft min iiderlid,
@cnn in Der redten Weiie
Son Inbabt bette id.
Suerlt bes @lalibens 3ei6en
YflanS' ib in's Ser3 binein,
llno bann NIT Dem Der 6offmuns
lInb 2iebe ids perein.
1Ino Mpe MIN nuf Ips
IRir bon Der 2ippe fliebt;
Gin geilt'ger &ran5 bon Hoiet
Sid o'raus 5uiammcnidllieBt.
SD ipeib' i'm Dir in 2iebe,
Waria. nimm i'm bin.
gum 3ciden. DAB i'd eipis
Sreu Dir ereeben bin!
9t. 81. in 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

&eiralbc ieineu gci5igen Mann.
Der iepcn Yicruig ipart uno nnr NIT
Mturrcn 0clb mlsaibt. bcnn ein
iclfcr fonntc lid lcidt 5u Sone
buuaern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

Seiratbc teinen Rann, peldler
Icine Inttcr oher icine Shpeiter
ld,lcht bebnnSelt. 8cr SaS tbut,
miro iciuc Srnu c6cuip bebnnbcln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Sie 8eSulo uuh Selbitbcbcrriduna
Der Mnttcr.

gSic uft bat man @clcgcnbcit. ilber
Die @rsicbmngsipcilc nlld Hebiloeter
Iiitter an ltaunen. Wie hdilfia feblt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

[llt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
Maerbonb @infe.

aulffledrn III Aleipern laiien iid)
am beiten bur6 mDglifit bdloiseS
@usrciben nit eiuem IN @iiia geS
tauhten Happen entfernen. @artet
man 8i lnlac nit Der Beleitiaung oes
aalfes. 10 iribt er iih Gin uuO GER
it6rt bic Stofiiaicr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08
9as Glib,uiirmaeu.

Gin flciner &nnbc ldllft al cilenr
lrdrmen Summcrnbenb nurd) bciI
8arten. 0liibipiirmd)cn leliften IN
benz 8ebiiid nuf. mo Der auobc gibt
iih Die groBte gtiibe. Gins 5u baid)rn.
6iu,Scrt 0fnl ibon bat er's periiidt,
aber nitt cinarnl lit es ibm ~gelinacn.
Ter Gatcr ihnut ldteiub Dcnl Sreis
ben 6n. I'D mIB ems bon Den
leicltenben Sbierden bubeu~. 10 ruft
uugcitiim Der Shade mn besinnt
mlf's Neiie ieine Snab. Gubiidl &c
liugt'S linn. Set idhiicBt ieinc &,anb
lid lnt oas @iiibmiirmhcn. unb
eili1 lduit CT ip's Saus nmS brinAt
has Sbicrhen poriiftia nnter cin
Blas. "a ioll CO lcudhtcn. Nbcr,
. peb - in Der HGbe bstrahtet it's
mir cil galls mihcinbares bruunes
adierdcn. gnttduid,t. init peiueun,
ltebt ber Gnabc. Ser |atcr ipridt:
.&ic hait III Sid bcmiibt. III ben
9ciis oes @liibmirmdcns sn aelans
Gen. lpeld,eS lid . @citcm hnrt,
iciuen 0lnns bcrildt bat. Mcrtc
Dir. 10 gcbt's oft NIT ben Singcn
bieier @clt. Bon @eitem lpden iie
ms nit triiacriifem Sdein. lpir
ioacn i5nen nncb. mn Die Gnttdia
i1ung tonmt nit bem Selis. SaB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

| s.
Sieien aberD fam CT gnns nii6s
tern 81 Sauie rilD tags pnrauf az
Weriu mil. beltcm} Mppetit. Seit
langer 3eit iunr man nicbt nlebr 10
better bel 5iih geipeien.
9eiber ipllte Die Srriioe rlidt
lange ,pabren. Sic Seipeuitaft mar
Su lturt. pnb Ser Gatcr cilige Gage
ipdter .iuiebcr ann5 betrlnnteu nndl
Sauie fam. Balls IT'LL dbcr id)lidl
CT oicics Mni in ieinc Aarnmer nno
legte lid 81 Bette. Sod bas aino
bate oen Hiidfal ben,erft unD gieid
am ndfitcn Gage ling bas Sniten
ipieeer an. Ser Tatcr frh es nm
irur tief erihiittert. en- furttburer
aa,npf erboD lid, lit i~eitcr Seclc; sic
Mutter i%peiute. bas Mdofeu ulleiu
blicb rllbia.
Marin2" fragte Scr 0ialm nit
bebeuocn 2ipper, ripiuit Or i'm
@rnite 10 mcitermad5en?"
-Sa". %anttpprtctc tic entld)iebcu.
bis ich itcr6e, oSer biz on befebrt
ieiil miriI."
Damn ersdbltc tic Dem Batter sic
Brcbigt bes Eatcrs unb crtlGrtc. DAB
tic feit entlhloncn lei. freiipillig etipas
gu leipen. bis Ell feline Seioenidlait
be5lunngen babe.
Der SaIcr mar tier gcrilbrtl
Sinh, rtcf er, uDn bnit geiieatl
Seine Wutter loa uidt inebr l~peirslt.
Silbre midi 81 ienem Satcr unp nit
@pttcs 6ilie iperbc i'd, ~mein 3er>
ipred)cu bnlten.
Or beliegeltc Ieiiten @orias nit Dem
gmpfans Der bl. S%atrnmeutc unO belt
@nrt bon jeuer Stmpc an"
Sctncs &iubcs Niebe unb Spfer
bate ibn gerettet.
HaIemcisd,cn.
81, MN lieb man. an! User lest
Ocnr 0roBnuttcrs @rille uilf Die Malc.
hdngt gar @roBnulttcrs Sub I'M Die
Shrltcrr. ~flettert nit Dem 3cituuass
blatt anf ibren Shlbl binnuf uuo.
tbut. ais oh man Die liebr 8rp6=
mutrer ieibit mdre2
Nulelpei:d)eu. lucnn Dds mn quit
ablduIt! Su luciBI, @~rDBmuitcr llcbt
Is nid,t. ipcllm &inberbdnhe iid Gu
ihrer Srille pcrgrcifen. Srilen linn
fcin SDialScng fir iold,e tlcine 9tnrrs
hcii. ullo ainheraugsn Icten urh oluc
grilcngldier nod Mncs liar gcnus IN
Der Welt. lagt lie. SSer ipolen mir
mn ueriildlcn, oh mir milf Silie BON
UroSnuttero grillc alld SIT lelei pere
m0gen. mas in Der Seitltng. itebt?
Sn, bas lit ipohl 10. Cine 8riIie fam
@rpBmuiter nitt Die 3eituna leicn.
bat lie neulid, gelogt, oils, lie ihrc
8rille uericat bate uub onS gauge
6alls hnllut Durc9iud1t iplrbe; mn,
msint inter Ncitbdfd)cn Sas ScienF
fDiinen fonlme gang pou iclbjt ipeiul
nlai, ilir Dos 3las. ailf Der Ntalc bobc
std, iold)e Haielreiic ipie, ml fDnncn
mil eincr @rille tberloipenig lcicn mic
oDnc iie. baa lpirit 81 iEobl aleif Elm
ieben. @eb' biibid, IN Die Sdlule uno
lcrlw mas. onnn brnitr OIL out
feline 3nlberbril!e. Sort pu. pn
fpmnlt Die liebc WrpBmuttes, nm
iGncIl ppm Stnbl 1errmter!
81. Der Sd1elm hort nidt, nielz
mcbr iGnlit or iibec Die @riuengidler
ilert ner Gintrctcneep crtseNcu, lif.o
lddlt nit hcm gar5cn 1cliht. WloB
mptttcr mohtc cisentlif hoic merSen
ulh ldbcltcn; u6er lie brirqt cS an
Gnbe nid)t fertig nmb iant Gcr5lih
mif. Gu aut iinb cber iuir Die @roB
miittcr III ibren Gnteifinpcrn.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

Sid lticnlalS pprn Sdeiu ~blenbenls
- 3. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

Us lfrt OCT WtcnlW, 10 lana
er ltrcbt.
llulere Sdbigfcit unb unicrc
grfolec lperbeu o Micmanb in Der
@elt 10 ioh angciblaacn mic BON
unicren 9icibcrn.
IS gibt cine Wenae tfeincr
lluartcn mn Tiidiihtsloiiafciten. Die
an mo fir iid nihts bcocuten. dber
iurdtbar iinb ais SDmptoalc pes
Seelen6uitanoeS. pcn tic uerratben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-08

Seiratbe sciuen a%iii9epnstcn Nars
rem, pcltbcr einbcritol5icrt ipie ein
Niic IN Observation-Disclosures, 3anlfctz
ten nnb Hingcn M bcn Sinsern un0
meilcmpeit nab Ynna0e riedt.