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srrrHonrsr EPISCOPAL.

CENTENARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. corner Summer avenue ana hearny
During the month of August the Rev. David
Hughes, the Welsh evangelist, VIII ne acting
pastor. and will preach Sunday mornihss anu
meetings Tuesday 8 D. m. Sunday preaching
services 1890 a. m. and 7:45 p M. Sunday
s sch sl 2;sO ?. m. ca GPwIr, Welcome nossff for ali.
CENTRAL METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. Market and Mulberry etreets-hev'
William H. Morgan. D. D.. pastor; 10y y. m.
Sabbath school. 2; M, open,a, III, Eo spesk ser7 7.ss
D.. M, sermon by the pastor; DR.. Morgan,s SUD
ject will be How We Got Our Bibie;' this is
the first of a series of sermons on tne biple.
Tmesday. 8 D. M, prayer service. DR.. Morgan
in charge. All are invited to these services
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH. orange street and Bathgate place
Dorr Frank Diefendorf, minister. Inc pulpn
will be supplied morning and evening by the
Rev. William /. Haven. D ~ Morning wor-
ship and sermon at 1890 o'clock; subject,
Jesus Christ and the Moral Law Evening
worship TAB o'clock: address, Facing the
World and Its Saviour a story OF the great
Edinburgh conference. Mems meeting s;so a. a
n. m. Service for prayer and praise, Tuesday
evening, at s o'clock. Strangers are cordially
invited to all the services of the church.
FRANKLIN STREET METHODIST EPISCQ-
PAL CHURCH-Melville Young Bovard, pastor.
Next Sunday: Devotional meeting at $50 a. m.
Sermon on 1.-The Keeping Power at 1920 a. M,
followed by the communion. There will be the
usual Epworth League open-air meeting near
the church at Z p. m. The pastor will preach at
7:5 on what Are You Going to Do About It?'
Usual mid-week prayer-meeting on Tuesday
evening. Glass meeting Thursday evening. The
pastor would like sery much to have all MEM
hers and friends present at the communion
service. All cordially welcome.
ST. JOHNS METHODIST EPISCOPAL,
CHURCH, Academy, near Plane street-General
class 1915 a. m. The pastor, Rev. William r.
A. Palmer. breaches 7:45 p. M, "Glorying In the
Cross and administers the Lords Supper;
apecial music by senior choir. robed. Sunday
school IL: 80 p. m. Lyceum, 5 p. M. Miss Annie
Smiths program. Smiths orchestra, Junior
choir. Miss Elsie Demund pianist. Week
meetings: $50 p. m, Monday. sisterhood or
ganizafion and ofieial board; Tuesday, commit
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USE DYNAMITE ON SAFE,
BUT GET LITTLE LOOT.

WOODBURY., Aug. 5.-The general
store of Porch Brothers, at Hurffville,
six miles from here, was entered yes
terday morning by burglars, who cut
out the glass in the front door, then
cut the burglar alarm wires leading to
the home of William Porch, just across
the street. A large safe was blown to
atoms by dynamite. The door was
thrown to the ceiling, making an in
dentation two feet square.
A few cheap watches and 100 pen
MES, the latter taken at a church coll
lection the night previous, are all that
is missing. X
Mr.. Porch, who is also a freeholder'
was awakened by the explosion, but he
thought it was thunder. The greatest
loss is that of a number of bonds and
mortgages that were in the safe and
which were blown in shreds.
USE STAR WANT ADS.
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d. f. lyman, of 81 Hill street. left to-
day on a three weeks trip through the
New England States.
Miss Louise E. Scherrer. of 1858 Avon
avenue, will leave tomorrow for a two
weeks stay at Scranton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Sterling sailed
today on a trip to Bermuda.
Miss Mathilda Klackner n Miss
Lillian Klackner, of 1856 South Seventh
street, are spending the weekend at
the home of the Misses Miller, in
Brooklyn.
Miss Carrie A. Hilbert. Of 339 Cam
den street, will leave Monday for a
short stay at Lake Hopatcong.
Miss Elizabeth Hoernig, of 252 Hunt
erdon street, has gone to Logansville,
this State, to remain a fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dennison, of
565 Summer avenue, will cave for
Keansburg Monday, not to return UNI
til September.
Miss Grace A. Thompson, of So Jay
street, is spending her vacation in Chi
cago, III.
Charles A. Delepine, of 3O4 Bank
street, will leave town Monday for q
two weeks stay at Rockaway Beach.
John #. McGuinness,l of 141 Bowery
street. is spending his vacation at Bel.
mar.
Frank Fentzlaff and family, of 4SS
Broad N~street, have gone to Bradley
Beach for the remainder of the season
Miss Harriet P. Ward, of 126 NORTH
Fifth street, is spending a week at tbs
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TO GET
ALMSHOUSE AWAY
FROM NINTH WARD
of City Council Fore
shadows Settlement on
New Site Soon. A1Al

Back of the agitation to secure asnew
site for the Almshouse there is a well-
developed opposition to the existence
of the institution in any part ofathe
Ninth ward. The residents have for
the past four or fve years been trying
to get the city to move the Almshouse
to some more remote section, oIaarning
that property interests are suffering
from the presence of the instffutinn. on
the present site.
Up to this time the Efforts Of the
residents and property owners dave
been unavaiIing, but the indications
now are that the institution VIII be
soon removed to some section where It
wiillnot alone prove less Objectionable.
but where the needs of the almstouse
will be better served. 1t is certain
that the institution in its present con-
dillon, according to the members of
the poor and aims committee and the
aldermen from the Ninth ward, is such
that some action must be taken Inn
mediately to remedy the situation.
1t is claimed that the place Is not
only in a very unsanitary condition.
but that the accommodations are en-
tirely inadequate to NEE the demands
that are made upon the Institution,
and, as these demands are increasing
at a surprising rate, 1t has long been
apparent that no amount Of patching
UP of the present quarters would an
swer the purpos or fill the REQUIRE
ments.
Farm Is Wanted.
II is the desire of the city also to Sc
III a site that will enable the man
ayers to put more of the inmates to
work, and a farm in connection with
the home would be more to the liking
of the city.
At last nights meeting of the Com
mon Council Alderman Baum intro
duced a resolution authorizing the
finance committee to look for a new
site and report Immediately. The last
Legislature vested the city with the
power to erect a new building of the
desired type and every effort will be
made to get the matter under way be-
fore fall.
The pool n aims committee re-
ported that they had been trying to
locate a site, but had not thus far been
able to find what was wanted. 1t Is
evident that the progress that is being
made is not satisfactory to the resi-
dents of the Ninth ward and to some
members of the Council, and from the
action taken at last nights meeting,
when the matter was practically taken
out of the regular committee's hands.
shows that a determined effort wAl now
be made to rush the matter through to
an early settlement.
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. In Pulpit and Choir -

tee on music, teachers and prayer-meeting;
Wednesday, excursion committee and classes:
Thursday, annual union excursion: Friday,
choir rehearsal.
ST. LUKE'S METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH-Clinton avenue and Murray street.
Rev. James II. Macdonald, pastor. During
August and the first Sunday in September this
church will worship with the First Congrega-
tionaI Jube Memorial Church, Clinton avenue,
corner Wright street; preaching by Rev. T.
Arid Moffat. Sunday school at 2:S0 p. m. Young
Mems Union at 9:15 a. m.
ST. PAULS METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Broad and Marshall streets-Rev.
William C. O'Donnell, pastor. Union services,
Third Presbyterian. South Park Presbyterian
and st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal churches
uniting. Morning worship in the South Park
Presbyterian Church at II O'Clock; sermon by
Rev. George P. Dougherty. of Woodbridge. N.
J. Tuesday evening, p-rayer-meeting. in South
Park Presbyterian Church. A cordial welcome
to all services.
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ESSEX COUNTY FOREST
MEMBERS PLAN OUTING,

Members of Essex County Forest,
No. 8, Tall Cedars OF Lebanon, and
their friends will take part in an outing
at Olympic Park on Tuesday evening.
The affair will be started by a BAN
quet at $50 p. M, following which
the members and their guests will {
tend the performance of the comic
opera, THE Strollers," by the Aborn
Opera Company. At the conclusion Of
the performance dancing and other
amusements will be enjoyed.
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USE STAR WANT ADS.
SEVENTH WARDERS FORM
P. A. INQUIRE ASSOCIATION.

An organization which promises to be
of great service in the coming cam
paign was launched last night in the
Seventh ward, when the Philip A. Nc
CURE Association was formed at Nc
Cures hall, Warren and New streets.
1t Is the intention of the officers to
hold meetings each week until the
primaries.
The officers elected were: P. J.. Kane,
president: M. McDermott, vice-presi-
dent; Anthony Singaline, treasurer;
Robert Kistner, financial secretary;
Edward Smith. recording secretary,
n Hugh McDermott, sergeant-at-
arms.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL JUBB
MEMORIAL CHURCH, Clinton avenue, corner
Wright street-Rev. 7. Arid Moffat. minister
Morning worship at 10:45 o'clock. Evening de-
votions at 7:45 o'clock. st. Luke's M. u.
Church unites with this church during August
and on September A. The Rev. T. Arid Moffat
will preach at both services on Sunday. Morn.
ing theme. THE Hands Under the Wings"
Evening sermon on .'Our Personality In the
Future Life 9TH. Friendly Church"
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SALVATION ARMY IN NEW HOME.

Corps No. l Of the Salvation Army
yesterday moved from its meeting hall,
226 Washington street, to its new head
quarters at Washington and Market
streets. Services will begin tomorrow.
when Major Frank Lyon, of New York,
will conduct the ervice in the after
noon, and Major John Allen will con-
duct the evening service.
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EPISCOPAL.

CHURCH OF ST. JAMES, Belleville avenue.
opposite Taylor street-Rev. 7. Percival Bate,
school e:45 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon
II O'Clock. Eyensong 7:45 D. m. Commercial
men especially invited.
ST. STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
corner Clinton and Elizabeth ayenues-The Rev;;
be no evening service and no Sunday school.
The 1o:45 a. m. service will be held every SUN
day. II Will not last more than an hour. The
a. m. communion will be celebrated through
July, and on the first Sunday in August put
not on the foilowing Sundays OF August.
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BROWNS TRYING TO SAVE WOMAN.

CHICAGO, Aug. 6.--HObeft xxx, J a
vaudeville performer, known as bob
Roberts," was drowned yesterday while
trying to save a young woman with
whom he was bathing in Lcke Michf-
gan. Zizk was caught around the
neck by the young woman n held
Under the water until he drowned with
In a hundred feet of hundreds of other
bathers. The woman was rescued by
other companions.
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FIRE RUINS LIGHTING PLANT.

JoHNSTOwN. Pa, Aug. s.-Fire Of
an unknown cause destroyed the cleo
trio light plant at Cresson last night
with a loss of 500. 900. The town will
be in darkness for a month or six
weeks.
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MR.. FAIRBANKS GOING ON STUMP.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 6.-For-
mer yice-President Cb6ries W. Fair
banks will stump Indiana during the
fall campaign for the Republican Con-
gressional and State tickets, It was an
nounced yesterday.
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MscrIIANrnus

rear Pacihc Mope mseting for cb,i.
dren Sunday afternoon 4 o'clock In Lincoln
Park; Mr.. John A, Payne, of Jersey City, will
be the speaker; at the close of tho service every
one will receive a beautiful pictorial calendar.
Evening service at Z o'clock. in the temple.
Thursday evening meeting 7;45 o'clock. All ere
welcome to hear the children sing.
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CHRIsrIAN scIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
Hill street. between Broad and H~alsey-Sunday
services II a. M. and s p. m. Subject, spirit.
Children's Sunday school at 10 a. m. A testi-
monial meeting Wednesday evening at .
o'clock. Reading room open daily from 10 to .
D. m.
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REFORMED.

NORTH EFoRM CHURcH-The Rev.
Lucas Boeve will preach at 1890 on Enrich
ment by FAITH At 7:45 he speaks on the sub
ject, THE Critical Hours OF Life" Mr.. Pascal
has charge of the music.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
y Mmtnna. Earmer,

pabt Sbr 0aisr. peu. aartoielu, gseisen. aoru
&oegen. @erite, @ier. Butter coer dberhaupt
irgenoueloae Narmpruoutte su oertauieu? Weun
Soma, unb irast i'm UNI isine Vreiis. Iean
obteiire einiada: Z. Y. ytaets, Dubuque. Soma.
N. b. perr Gagle fault nno perfauir auup
Gtabt' wso Demonstrations. -
Hetm sHretben erwdbne man gen. bieies Hlstt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Stidbaltiger GiumanS.

9iirgermeiiter 6um Shmierenoi.
rector, Der Inn ole Grlaubnib elm.
fomint. i'm Gprfe cinige @oriteaun-
,Gen aebcn 81 biirien): .Gs bat aber
oob eigentlih gar feinen 3ped. oaB
sic bier Sorltelungen ~seben--bc.
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2nnacnbrcd)eriih.

Sobn cines OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
rcrs: Gapo nil iest Yiaen erfln.
Den BADEN. nod oeren Gebraiit ans
Den Eupiaen a%oblfopfiger neilc
0aore mad)lcn Ipllen.
Srnoer: l(nb gloilbit III OIL Sic
Wirfung Der Yapapapiacnpiacn?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
spab n1ub auh icin.
Sic bDic Sicben:

Stc bD1c Stcben.
Sic boben iid) nit Shrer SSrau sc.
nabIin elmer Hciieseieaihaft anse.
d)loiien2
So, ba nertbetlt lie iid)
%)eiier!
80rieancrilnd.
rsuf De 9ori' ioait &c scb'n Mil.
len ino mir reo'n ioait De fonnen!"
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Our Mnsbilfc.
Imtmann tenn 9obnbof, beim gm.
pfang oes 2anoesfiirlten): Cine bon
Den ehrenjungfral,en ieblt ia nod!
Goli5ilt: Die fommt gleih-iie
miro nod eben r~aiiert!
y ~ y
Sin nnbanfbarcr Spbn.
Morishe ipielt allf Ser @eiee bas
Sorlpiel 81 u2obengrin"; Elm Sreunb
bealeitet i'm. Der alte Silbertbal
bort Elm 3eilhen 5u.-Iah elm paur
Saften iagt er miBbiaigeno: MO.
risde, mas braildit &c SIT ipielen 10
leif', no ih Or bab' gefauit ne Bio.
lin for 800 Warf!"
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SDilid).
Sails sic meine 8eoibte nidt Der.
meiloen fonnen, mollen Sic oielelben
III SIREN geifdsten Yapierforb lpers
zen. Q bul3e,
2iterat.
Srnffeblcr.
(9erift iiber cine Srauenper.
lammlung.) Sopi an 5opf itanoen
Die Samen nebeneinanoer.
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Gdt.
Sepp: Man fommt bod oils 81.
roller Saneer melt in Der @elt her.
Inn. 9dir cine 8egeno lueroen mir
lpobl in inherent 2eber uie gu ieben
befommen.
@altl: @elfe oenn?
Sepp: Die 4lpen.
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Sire Gntsesnnns.
Ir5t: @nabige Srall, id meib
mirflid ailh nift ben eerineiten
8rmno, mesbnlb id Sic in elm goo
lfifen %fonntel Sic itrosen ia
formlih 0 @eimoheit!
8ilaoiee Srau: Nlrn, Serr Gof.
tor, lit oenn oas fem anormaler 3,t-
ltano bel elmer Game aus Der 8eieG-
lhaft?
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Eaiiense Ncscihnmna.

~: @c'm ih bcirothe, 10 mllB
mcine Srou ifon orbentlidl Elm Bin.
bel NIT Shcinen in ole Gbe nit
bringeu.
D.: alip io5uiagen cine SGein.
ebe!
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Sire Gntgegnnng.
ucbcrilIiTa.

Sberfellner (ber iif nit Der 5od,.
ter oes Ghefs perlobt bait; MuB id)
mid gum llngliif in Die 5ofter per-
lieben!l @as babe ih nun baron.
boB i'd Den alten 5ebn Sahre lang
betrogen habe2 T.. 9os @elb bate
ih oph gefricat.
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@crburbener Spas.

Srenuoer: @ie fommt es. oaB SGr
Stubtd,en iest 10 rubig lit? Sriiber
baben bod, Die Shloenten Die gunSe
Haft rmort2
9iirgermeiiter: @ir habcn Die
9sahtmGd,ter abaeihaiit luto oa
madlt linen oas 9drmen feinen
Spa6 mehr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

ionoers nit bieiem Hepertoire! pMas
ria Stuart, .0ie HGr,ber" ltno
.Stbeao" baben mir crit fiir5lih i'm
benafbarten Heiioen5tbeater geie.
ben."
Sdmierenoirector: %, oas hat
nid)ts 5it iagen! @enn mir bieie Sa-
fen ipielen, Damn fennt man lie gar
nid)t mieber!
ltniuabrideinlidl.
Srau 3ireftor: Saben Sic ge-
itern bas nelte Stiif ~geieben2
Sral, Hotb: Sa.-aber bod ne
llnmobriheinlihe Safe! Die 9eltte
baben i'm 5peiten slfte, Der bod 5rpei
Sabre ipGter lpielt als Der erIte, I'M.
mer nod oaiielbe 8ienltmaoden!
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8ntc Nmsrebc.
8eiuh: co. Imalie. nun bo6en
mir &afee getrlinfen, nun meroe id)
Dir etrpos poriinaen.
Sousfrau (angitnoM: Hein, alli
feinen Sau! Mein Mann bat ans
oriiflih gerpiiniht, babei su iein,
menm Oh Iingit.
geiud,: Hitn, Damn mollen mir 10
lnnge narten. bis er nah Saltie
fommt. go lit er beun?
5altsfrall: Sn Ni5So, ober or
fommt ifon in orei @ofen slrilf.
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aaicrnenbofblHthc.
8ahtmeiitcr (sil cinem IeIerpi.
item, einem 2uftlhiifer. Der mebr.
mails pom Yferoe itiirSt): 3im 5eils
fel, Senfelmanrl, ih perbitte mir
bieie elpigcn s lngperu d. e!
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Watirlifc Tolac.
9ie aebt es oenn Den 9ehmanns,
Die lid fiir5lid) perbeiratbet baben2
Die mpllten iih ia Dor 9icbe imnler
mfeiien.
Sic baben lid aesenieitig idon i'm
Mtagen.
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va alip!
o.: @orum boben Sic bcrn Dor
Sbrcm SenIter Spei thermometer
aufgcbGnqt? Ius lit bpd 9urilsl
o.: llnlinn! 7us pcritchen Sic
niht! Ter cine lit fir Ole Site itne
Der anbere fir Die aaltel
y y -
Rad ltblano.
@orltm geben Sic eigentlif am
Spnntog ME nit Sbrcr iSrnll aus
Sos lit Der Gag oes 8errnl
= y =
Sm Surfganss,uaaen.
Ils Ser 3rg anbielt. riei cine alte
Iame, Die bes Reiiens rnaelpohni
mar. i'm Surdgangspaeen Den Son.
oltfteltr on ulb fraate:
aononftcur, aus pelher 5biiy
muB if) m~,siteigen?
.Mlis irgenb elmer" antmortete
Der aonbuftcur. ~Ger' @aseu bGlr
al beioen Gn0en."
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@crburbener Spaf.
Tremoer: @ie fommt es. baB SGr
Stabtd,en iest 10 rubig lit? Sriiber
laben bod oie Sttoenten Die aanSe
9taht ummort2
9iirgermeiiter: @ir haben Die
ysahtmGd,ter obaeihaiit luto ba
naht ihnen bas S1rmen feiuen
mehr.
CARTE Nnselcgcnbcit.
@auuer: Sd bebe ltnlere @erlo.
bint9 uff. Sl,ite. IN entiprifit mid,
Dem SocaibiIoe, oct it mir nat,'n
Stefbrief bon Cir icmad)t batte!
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Inter TrennScn.
eritcr Srcirub (oer iit cben cine
Summc 8elo gelieben bat): Sci
Gonfes perlihert. liebcr
'Srelno, id, meroe ME pcrgeiien. ipaS
.d) Dir ihuloig bin.
3ipeiter Sreuno: Sd aud nidlt.
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Snnscnbredcriih.
Sobn cines 8~eheimmittelperfGr.
Yopo lpia iest Yiaen erinn.
,cn BADEN. nod oeren @ebrai,d ans
ben Eapillen &oblfopfiger rleilc
mahlcn Iollet.
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MiRucritGnonif.

aommiS (ber perihieHere Si,d)ml,
tier porgcIcat bnt): 9tiin. baben Sic
id,pn %grnoblt. mein SrGulein2
SudTilh (pcrid,Gmt1: Hod nidt,
-mein Ser5 lit nod frei.
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S0ilid.

6aas Sic meme 8eoihte nidt Der.
lpetloen fonnen, mollen Sic oieielben
in Sbren gelfasten Gapierforb lpers
zen. S6nl3e,
2iterat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

gs famen nod peiterc red1t nettc
Singe on Den Sag. gs lheint, oaS
Die nnebrlideu gutterinc6anoler eli
men fleinen Sruit fir lid bilocten.
Gin Witglieb Der Yanihers unp
S6pinblerbanbc ioa $3.50 an eli
men Strolh bcsablt bn6en. bamit
pieicr cinen Gambler perfuiippcltc,
melher inter Dem .ieitaeiestcn"
Sreiie pcrfmlite, Gin aan5e GIN
5abl bon @aitipirtbeu idcint nidbt
number unebrliG sepcien gu icin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

@cpnlb lit gar Elm Icltencs
&raut, Sic miro midi. III @drtcn
oes Slid = aebaut; Huf aruSer
2eiocn ii icnnfler Shltb - Nls lelldlz
tcnoe y ,iiierrnie tic rlbt.
yaS c~auaoiide Genius Nmt
ihdBt Die SepDlferuua Gnnuba's al
@nbe ocs Sabres 1909 aui 100000
YerIpncil. gin Der SpiBc ltebt Snz
tario nit 2,619.025 G~impobnern.
Cine Golblut Stub Solitciner
Sflage5, peld,c DEM aarinanu uno
6arner, .. s. Slipn bon 0unbar.
Sa.. gcbDrt, ~rriueiit lid MS iibcraus
p%rpbuftip. Som 13. Sum 1909 bis
gum 1. Mars %. i. hnt lie 400 9i6.
Satterictt gelieiert. 8dhrenc orcicr
8ohcn. uod,pem JIG friIh melfcnp scz
ipornen. CAB tic tdalih 80 Quart
gIildl. Sm Ipnat Suli, Der i'm Stuatc
bciB uno troden mar, CAB lie 1.664
Sfunb gtild. i'm 9ur6i6nitt 271a
GlIart PRO Sao.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
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@cmmtblid.

Gnfleher (5ll einem Spo5icrgGn.
GER: Sic perSeiben mcin Serr.
tonncn Sic mir pieaeift uni einen
Wolnei,t circn gleiitift leiheu?"
Spn6icrgdnger: .Yit @essniigcn.
nlcin SEER. bier lit Der 9leiitiit."
Muileber: u9onfe-umb nm bos
ben Sic mobl audi nod bie Cite, mir
Shren Nanen mo Sbre @ohmuna
81 nctnen. Sh miiB Sic nGmlif
onfldreiben, neil Sic pcrhin aui
Dem Haicn heritnlieien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
WatMrlihc Eulac.

@ie aebt rs oenu Den 2ehmannS,
Die lid fiir5lid) perbeiratbet baben?
Die wolteu lid ia Dor 9icbe INNER
mfeiien.
Sic baben lid aegcnicitig ifon i'm
Magen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Statement piblMtbc.

@attmeiiter (Su cinem Heierpi.
item, einem Sltftihiifer, Der mebr.
mails BON Yferoe itiir5t): 3im Get.
fel, Senfclmaml. ih perbitte mir
bieie elpigen 8lngner d. e!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Na ain!

o.: @arrm babcn Sic bcnn Dor
Sbrcm Seniter 5mei Sbermometer
aufgchdnqt2 0as lit oof 9lrilsl
g.: llniint! 9us pcritchen Sic
niht! Ter cine lit fir Ole Sise unb
Der anbere fir Die aalte!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
GinSlihe 9uaif.

vGincs fam i'd abiolllt niht Der.
itebeL" iugte alein-gap; nmarnm
MAIDEN einen bios oic if6nen Ga.
dlerL mie Sorten rno SUDDEN, INNER
front. mo Die alte Wcoisin Die 10
idlcf)t itmeft wieoer geiiruo. lin.
gefebrt mare es ooh ipeit itoner.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Inter TreunScn.

eritcr 6rcrno (oer iif eben cine
Sllnmc 8elo geiieben bat): Sei
meines Gonfes ucriihert. liebcr
Sreuno, i'd, meroe ME pcrgeiien. ipaS
if Gir ihuloig bin.
3neiter Sreuno: Sd audi nid,t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
CARTE Mnselcgcnb cit.

@auuer: Sd bebe lniere @erlo.
birna uif. Siiite. IN entiprihit mid,
Dem Socaibiioe, Oct it mir not'n
Stcdbrief bon Cir icmodt bate!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
5m Surhganasiuaaen.

Ils ser 3l,g anbielt. riei cine alte
Tame, Die bes Reiiens ,in9epohni
mar. i'm Snrd)gangsipaeen Den Son.
oltfteltr an unb fragte;
aonoiifteur. nils pelher 9biir
nluB lb m,slteigen?
rans irgenb elmer" altmortete
Der aonbufteur. Ger @aaen bGlt
an beioen Gn0en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
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Gin tiid)tiger 8eih1ftsmann.

YIN tildlflger WcldlaffsmaTn.
Baron: SEER aemnerSienrath,
i'd mofte Sic I'M Die Sanb Sbrer
Sohter bitten.
apmnler5ienratb: So. INN pelde
oenn2 Sd babe brei 5ofter.
Baron: Na, inter ms, meId)c
fcnnet Sic mir oenn cmpiehIen?
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MIA!
Ir5t (5ur @attin zines Yotienten):
Sbr Wann flugt motl piel iibcr
Curt?
6rou: Nein Serr 2oftor, iibcr
Den trent er iid) MIR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22

ipnoers nit oieiem Hepertoire! pMa.
ria Stlart", .0ie Hdl,ber" unb
rStbelo" baben mir crit fiir5lih i'm
benafbarten Heiioen5tbeoter geie.
ben."
Sdmierenbirector: %, bas hat
nid)ts 81 lagen! @enn mir oieie So
hen ipielen, bann fennt man iie gar
niht pieber!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-22
Rad lthlanS.

Warltm geben Sic eigentlif am
Spnntag ME nit Shrcr Srnil aus
Sos lit Der Gag oes Serrn!