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Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-10-06
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MARIETTA HAS OLDEST HAIR
VESTER. Marietta lays claim to the
veteran harvester of the state. He is
Franklin Nipple, who has just return
ed from his sons farm near Phoenix
vile, where he helped him harvest his
crops. Mr.. Nipple Graded oats with
ease, and made his son hustle. AL
though nearly ninety years old, he is
a most remarkably preserved man.
HAD BEEN CALLING. A Mr..
Penwyn, of Reading, who recently ac-
companied a Reading excursion to
Bermuda, placed his visiting card in
an empty bottle and threw it into the
Atlantic. This was two months ago
and Saturday he received a letter
from a life-guard along the South
Carolina coast, stating that he found
the bottle.
BRASS THIEVES AT WORK.
Wire and brass journal thieves who
have been stealing from the Reading
Railway at Reading for six weeks,
reaped a harvest worth at least 5000.
Their latest crime was the breaking
of the battery wells along the East
Penn Railroad, where a good deal of
copper wire was stolen.
ALLENTOWN AVIATOR PRAIS-
ED. Since Glenn Curtiss visited the
shop Of Audrey Steward. a young AL
lentown man who is building mono.
plane, praising its construction and
giving his opinion that it would fly,
several rich men are backing the
young man to secure the proper en-
gine for the flyer.
RATHER POOR EYES. While on
his way to Philadelphia market II. o.
Lands, of Worchester, Montgomery
county, struck and broke off a lamp
post in Germantown. The flames set
fire to the wagon, and property val
ned at $500 was burned.
LARGE TOBACCO LEAF In his
tobacco patch, S. R. Snader, near
Rockville, has found leaf that mea-
sures 40 inches 1ong and 36 inches
wide.
OPIUM JOINT RAIDED. More
than !, 900 bottles of beer, brandy in
large quantities, imported wines, ciga-
rettes, cocaine, dope" pills, and
other paraphernalia for the smoking
of opium, were found in raid made
by the Reading police. Thirty two
men were caught in the raid.
THIRD BERRY CROP. Second
crop strawberries grown out doors are
attracting attention this part of Penn
ylvania, but the only third crop berr-
.es thus far heard from are those
of NJ. J. Burkholder. of Mannheim.
AND THEN SOME. Three great
.randmothers, great grandfather,
two grandmothers and one grandfath-
er, are among the numerous living
relatives of Paul Leister, son of Will
lam Leister, of Reading.
DIES OF GRIDIRON INJURIES. -
Melvin Walters, junior in the Car
Isle High school, suffered fatal injur-
les in football game on Saturday,
and died a hour later. Walters was
kicked in the back of the head.
MANNED BY FALL ON AXE. - !
Falling from the branches of a tree
ne was trimming at Green Ridge. |
Benjamin Polish struck an axe which |
was lying on the ground, and one of |
his arms was cut off.
WISE. THE Hazleton Game and
Pet Protective Association has decid.
ed to appoint warden to patrol the
woods to prevent illegal hunting, but
the name of the official will not be
made public.
SCHWAB'S AUTOMOBILE.-An
automobile costing s11, 800 has been
made at Pottstown plant for Charles
NJ. Schwab, the Bethlehem steel king.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-10-06
Serenaded at New Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Ricketts, were
pleasantly serenaded at their new
home on Bloom street, Tuesday even
ing, by number of friends and neig-
bhors. The ladies were dressed in
ninteenth century costumes and the
occasion was a most ENJOYABLE one.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-10-06
AN INTERESTING
HOME WEDDING

An interesting wedding took place
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Vastine, WestssMarket street, last even
ing, when their granddaughter, Miss
Jessie Marie Kimerer, became the wife
of Mr.. Elmer. Dwight Harshbarger of
Pittsburg.
The ceremony took place at O'Clock
and was performed by the Rev. James
Wollaston Kirk, pastor of the Mahon-
ing Presbyterian church.
The bride wore handsome gown of
cream messaiine trimmed with Spanish
lace, which had adorned the wedding
dress of her mother. Mrs. Blanche
Sechler Trey of Lewisburg, was matron
of honor, who wore gown of lavend-
er crepe de chine. The bridesmaids
were Miss Catherine Gearhart and
Miss Catherine Vastine, of this city,
who were attired in blue messaline.
The ribbon bearers were Miss Tacie
Shivers. of Philadelphia, and Miss
Mollie Iseman of Annapolis, Nd. Miss
Ruth zimmerman and Miss Mary
Frances Vastine were flower girls.
Master Richard Vastine was ring bear
er. d. Harlan Harshbarger, ESD, of
Detroit, Mich, brother of the groom,
was best man. The ushers were G. L.
Wilcox of Pittsburg and Edwin Moore
of this city.
The bride was given away by her
uncle, Dr. J. H. Vastine, of Shamok-
in.
The bridal party entered the parlor
to the strains of the wedding march
from Lohengrin. During the ceremony
Annie Lowrie was rendered, Miss
Books officiating at the piano.
Autumn leaves entered into the de-
corations, which were very artistic
and beautiful. The color scheme was
pink and white.
Following the ceremony "A wedding
supper was served, ]. b. Mccoy being
caterer.
On the 9:I4 D. L. & W. train the
newly welded couple left on an ex-
tended,tIip Returning they will take
up their residence in Pittsburg, where
the groom is president of the Pitt Con-
struction company, a concern that has
built many of the large sewage dis
posal plants of the country including
the one at the hospital for the insane
at this place.
The bride is one of Danville's most
popular and accomplished young
ladies The groom, who is native of
Jackson, Ohio, is'a graduate of;sCor-
nell University and of the Ohio State
University of Columbus. He is
young man of fine attainments, and
during his sojourn in Danville in con-
nection with the firm contract at the
hospital made many friends among our
townspeople.
The bride received large number
of handsome presents, the groom's gift
being diamond pendant.
Some seventy guests were present
lit lOlLpN III llOlAi bub Vi
town: DIR. and Mrs. J. II. Vastine and
children, and Mrs. Benscoter of Sha-
mokin; Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Potts of
Morristown, N. j.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mains and two sons and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mains, Harvey Danks
and Miss Florence Danks, of Ply
mouth; Miss Anna Gilmore of Will
Transport; Miss Olive Clark of Blanc
hard Mrs. John Liggett of Beech
Creek; Miss Ambra Beck of Picture
Rocks; Miss Nellie Sweppenheiser and
Mr. and Mrs. Ringrose of Epsy; MI.
and Mrs. Charles Burke Miller of Glen
Iron; Miss Clara sBackenstoe of Har-
risburg; ,Dr. and Mrs. Schoffstall,
Misses Marion and Nell Haas, Miss
Louisa Rem and Miss Minnie Welliv-
er, of Sunburv.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-10-06
Fowls Relish Peanuts.

bangor, Oct. 5.-Three prize winning
lite Orphington fowls, which won
h at the Allentown fair, were pur-
'sed from Robert Farleigh, of East
ngor, by Hugh Jones, of Bangor
new owner considers that corn is
good enough for the fowls and is
ling them peanuts.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-10-06
Brown--Krebs.

Mr.. Arland @. Brown, Of Tunkhan-
mock and Miss Ethel G. Krepps, of
Bloomsbury, were married at the par
sonage of Saint Pauls Methodist Ep-
iscopal church yesterday morning by
the pastor, Rev. George S. Womer.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-10-06
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Trumbower
have announced the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Florence Eliza
beth to Mr.. Andrew Hamilton Can
non, of Philadelphia.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-10-06

A Dauphin county woman-Mrs.
George O. Ebersole, jr., of Lower
Paxton-has succeeded in raising 1000
cucumber pickles from 25 cents worth
of seed.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-10-06
Sageburg Gospel Meeting.

The Sageburg Gospel Meeting this
evening at East End Mission at Z :45.
Subject, 1.-THE Story of Great Re-
vival." All are cordially invited.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-10-06
Suffering With Blood Poisoning.

E. Herbert Myerly, R. F. D. No. 4,
is suffering with blood poisoning i'm
duced by rubbing blister on his foot
with his shoe.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-10-06
Funeral of Mra I;vz;ay

The funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Liyziey
will be held from the home, Grove s
Court, Friday afternoon at 2 80 o'clock.
Interment in the Odd Fellows ceme-
terry.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-10-06
A GALA TIME
IS IN STORE

assumed a gala appearance, the streets
presenting a spectacle strongly sug-
gestive of a fireman's convention. AS
announced previously, OF this date the
Friendship Steam Fire Engine Com
pany No. 4 of Reading, on its annual
tour will arrive at Danville on the
S:l7 Pennsylvania train.
PLENTY OF MUSIC
There will be plenty of music in
Danville during the evening. In addi-
tion TO the famous Ringgold band of
Reading, accompanying the visiting
firemen, the Catawissa band and Cal
houn's band of Northumberland have
been employed to aid in the demon
stration. Each of the latter will reach
town early and pending the arrival of
the firemen will render concerts on
the streets.
The Reading fire fighters some 80 in
number will be quartered in several
different hotels on Mill street. While
in Danville they will be guests of the
Friendship Fire company, which about
s O. clock in body will march over
the river to the Pennsylvania station
to meet the visitors. The Reading fire.
men will be escorted I to their hotels
where they will be given half an hour
to prepare for the evenings festivities
THE PARADE
Meanwhile the members of the
Friendship fire company of this city
will assemble at the engine house,
which will be brightly illuminated
for the occasion. When all is ready
committee of the Friendship company
accompanied by band, will march
down to the hotels and escort the
Reading fiIemen to the engine house.
Here the parade will form, the
Friendship boys of Danville being in
two divisions each with a band-one
division being uniformed and the 9TH
er ununiformed. The Reading Fire
men will be headed by the Ringgold
band.
The parade will march southwark
ON Ferry street to Front street-thence
to Mill street-northward on Mill to
the plant of the Danville Milling Com
pany. Countermarching the parade
will march back over the route as far
as the court house, where again count
ermarching it will proceed to the arm
ory, where banquet will be held.
THE BANQUET
In honor of the visitors citizens
along the route of parade are request
ed to illuminate their dwellings and
business places.
The banquet at the armory will be
notable event. w. L. Slider, Esq, will
make an address for the citizens of
Danville, and the following members
of the company Will also speak: Rev.
Edward Haughton, Chief Burgess
Arthur G. Amesbury, Prothonotary
Thomas G.. Vincent, Ralph Kisner,
Esq. and others. Arrangements are
being made to entertain two hundred
persons at the banquet.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1910-10-06

True saints never groan over the
growing pains of grace.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-17
Star aen. Sead,ttns far Yrteiier
C@WttarsW
8ararttrt NIB pou ben bsten 5euSniie'
besleitet. Nrp uno Srpeet 2Seite
cine SpeSia!itGt

gefe auspabl pom @etrdntu i'll SIaiben.
geaenuussn per Bot merbeu ain Oas groins
pteite NIB Bette beior9t uno blelbeit tets
priuat. Nau i6r.ibe um cine Breisitite.
Geterens: Dubuque Rational Sanf.
Heim sdretbem crtpaBne man ssh. pieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-17
@ittl. Sonnenabitanb

Oh iie6it. mein 2ieber. BEN fleiniten
Sdelm, Den 0terfur, am ndAlten Inn
Die Come ~freiieu, 9erabc ais oh CT
Surd1t babe ipeiter pon ibrem miitters
(icbcn Nnseiidte fort3ueilen in ben
taltcn unn bunfeln 8eltenraum. Bic
g.roe Ite9t an britter Stele, OBJ
aleid Der fIeinerc Wars nod ben
Wutb belist, in nod arDBerer Snt>
icrnung nie Come 81 umfreiicn.
Ser SoGfiibnite bon Iaen aber lit
0ertun. @er auf nieiem Yldnetcn
iteben miirbe. idbe Die Sonne piels
leictt als aroben Stern, uno bas Sift
Der Come leudotet bort ipesen Der
groBen Gntfernune iiber 900 Wtal
Ifmdfcr. als nuf Der, Grbe. Irmer
3eptun, Oh hnucrit mid, ipescn beiner
SiniterniB unb beincr adltel Senn
and Die COMMEMORATIVE fam ipegen
Der STRENGTHENING bort fpeniger
ipirten. Icptuu lit nabe5u 80 Tal
10 ipeit bon Der Sonue entfernt, ais
qlniere Grbc.
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5 80 y
Gramenpene Statiitif.

@uS Glepeloup. Sbip, perlautet:
Sic Gouitm ber e~uropdiiden Staas
ten peranitalten gcgeunpdrtig cine ltns
teriufuna DER GerhdltniiIe in Den 8e~
tricben Der peritiebenen Sabriten
Shio's. Ser erie Seriht. ipelher bon
Dem Oitcrreihiidcn Gpniul Grnit Cubs
mig n1 icint Megierung eritattct fpors
Den lit. cpuitGtiert Die Sbatidhe, oaB
Snbr iiir labt 800 bis 500 oiterreis
oiihc gr1titet i'll oelI 9iiibleu nnD
anoeren SeIrisb3merfeu inns 2eben
fommen, pdhreub bnrhlfnittli9
1,500 anScrc su 8riippeln iperoen.
Ser 9eriht erpG6nt. snB in einer
Snbrif. lueld1e 500 @rbeitcr beifdfs
tigt. biuncu MEAN Sobren nid1t ipenis
ger ais 1,2oo 9!rnciter 9ctobtet lpors
Den iinb. mo hdS III elmer anneren
Sabrif on jehem Sage iuenigltens eines
um's 2cbeu tpnuue.
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gia missing ia's @elteHal, sbe
Der grebe &sRet.

(Sortlesuns bon Der 1. .Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-17

iiber bier Sabre notbis Fat. bon bort
an unS au gelangen. llno bod, oa
mir MN cinntal an irhiIfc Sdngenz
mabe genohrt iirr, mill i'd hicrhers
iessrL baf elm Giicnsabn5us, her nbitc
llnterbred,nns fdhri, NIB so eraliidIc
Mcilen IN Ser G!u!;oe 5nriidlest, mad,
52,360,000 Sabrsn hrrt antSmrat.
Alip lausc, lnnse prr slSams nnp
Gpns 3eiteu batteit Oh bic Heiie II
treten rtiifen, hcrthtr SIT selansen.
llnb bds lit in Der Sbat Der
allernddite Sirifern. Cirrus.
elm iebr bell leud;tenDer Stcrn Tim
Sternbilhe res sroBcn 4unbcs). lit 10
3ihticbre ppn nns entiernt. Der
9olaritcrn issar AZ 9idtiahre. Die
iendbtenbe &ayefn 20 Gidtabre.
8esn in Der 9eper 95 9id,tiabre.
aenni1 Su Die ELECTROMAGNETIC Wilhz
itruSc2 FIu, ppn nprt id,intmern
Sterne bernieber, heren &idt nid)t spr
5000 pncr 1000 Sahrem infer
Spnnenreih iinn 10 nniere ,uinsis
fleine Grbc erreidjt. Nenn alip ale
2if)tipelen bon ~laierer Grbc BIZ bort
bin biniiberbrdnaen, unh Elm Reicn
bate 10 idarfc Nueen. UNI &iles 81
erfaiien. 10 tonnte es nod jene l1rs
neieu auf nicier grbe baiiIeu ieben,
Die Dor Sf1opfung Des Wer'doen Die
GrSe bcnolfcrten. @if i~trcifen Ia
beinnhc an ben pbiloiopbiit,sn @ebaus
fen, bos @ott dllcs @ersanacne gegeils
ipdrtia Iieht.
linn lpenl mir mod Sternc III
iold1er Srrlie erbiicfen, BON 1ireld'
riciiaent llmfdna miiicn bieie Clint
mclstorpcr iein. Die NaiIe Der
Come lit 359,550 Nal srob.r dls
Die Der Grbe, lpGhrelb eoh Die grbe
maiic Sic bes Wcnocs bereits 10 wedl
iibertriift. Sac lit Die MnIie; unb
iest gar Die Iusbchuuns. Die bel ielbItz
lelidtenbeu 0eitirnen tpesen hires
gliibenbbciseu 3uitanbeS ned perhdlte
nibntdBig GROCER lit. Senfen mir bic
sonne ais 6%pbifnsel, bic Grbe in bic
Yiitte Der Spnnc seiett, 10 riiroe Der
Wpnb nit icinen 237,820 mieilet
Gntfermnng nod, innerbalb Der Spnte
nm bic Groe ipa5ieren %fSnnen, utb
DufJ f1ni,te Ct md, faft 100000
Wcilen meter entfernt iteben, che CT
ben spnuenranb erreidte. Ile Ylaz
neteufuaelu 5uiammcn bilecn bod mir
ben 560iten Sbeil Der Scnncufusel.
Senilcd, lpiiroen mir duf Groen Die
Spure gar nift mebr iebei,, iretln tic
10 nett aoitanpe tpie Der Cirrus.
Senn bieier belllendbtenbe 5igifern 1T
IA Mlo( orCScr o(S mo 0Nune Gufs
fernune Der Sonne 90 Ninionen
Mcilen, bes Sirius runp ineefdbr
100 gt1icnen Meilcn. Gin Inter
ifieb, ipie 3luiiflcn Ser gntfernuna
zines Yafbnrortes uno elmer Stdbi
i~enieits bes Oieeres in fernen Snns
benz llnb es sibt fDeit. lpeit ents
| ferntc &imnelssorper, bic 100. 1000
9sal GROCER iinp ais unicre sepaltsc
Come.
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Snrhmciier

bon, Der 8lutb ihmelsen, ionbern lcid,t
perfliihtiaenbc Stpiie su Sampi nnh
enDlidl ~ Gas lid rings nm ben Scru
Der feften stoffc ausbebnen, nus=
behnen su pielen Ntiaisnen Wsetlsn
ltmfang. ttnb has 9id,t Der SDune
miir6e Suriifitrablen nnn bic Gas
matte int beliten 2idtc erslansen
MAIDEN. limb ipemn 9siltc ami eiuem
fpeit %eutiernten @eitirn oes 5imlnels
benz 9orSang 3uidauten. ipiirben lie
iagen: Die Grbe bat cine 2tGtbiile,
unb ipenn bann Dieie 2idtbiille lid nuf
cine Seite legte uub babel in Die
2dnge 5D8, piiroe. man ingen: Die
@rbe fat ei1en Shpeif. Inn Der
grbe Sfipeif ipiirbe eeniB utht fleiu
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8aiier Der sroBen Ieere in @as
perfliidbtigt: bartit lieBe iih cine Gas
Bride ihlesen bic melt %ienieits Der
Spnne. ttnb fuertr Elm GploR mic
nniere Grbe bnrdb bic %perbiinnteu
BasmaHen fftuebte, e. wiirbe linn
aud nift int @ertnsifen ifapcn.
Sun. dbnlid it's nit Dem aos
meten; nuc lit er niel ~fleiuer, boh'tens
einise Sunbert ailumeter bid (9nrd,z
meier Der gr0e aber 10000 am., B..
+. 7.440 engliihe Wteilen). uno Der
LANCE Shneif. ourh ben uuiere Grbe
mdrid)iert. MIR Die @ass IusitrDmnna
bieies fleinen 8ern's. ltnb naf Der
Shipeif bes Spmeten pon ber sonne
a6itebt, fpmmt npn elmer ,u%abrihein=
lid eleftriih ,pirfenben abitofenben
Spnnenfrait.
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Cine fe3ialsSssnsMiiebe
Oeidsidbts.
(Ams ,Sife" -bcarbeitct BON $. D

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gelest,
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nen Slas.:
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Senne
9eiist, Die Die Ger seiest,
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Seppt Die Ger ecbradt
Siir ben Sarmer. Der Die Sennc
belist,
Sic Die @icr geleat.
SD erhielt oufir 2 Ste. fiir pas
Susenb.
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Sd bin oie @rpreB : q c.
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Gon Dem Wtdnn, Der @ter gum Depot
gebrdht,
yuI peu YuIlHet, peL pN peithe
be'iet,
Die Gier aelest,
llno bcfam - 8 Gts. - fir pds
SuBenb.
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beforhcrt
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Gier pcrinrbt,
Nahbem Der Ranu Die Ger SuIu
Seppt gebrn6t
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beiiBt,
Sic Die gier aelegt unb erhielt -
4 Cts. fir hos
Suteno.
Sd bin Der W boIeiaIcmunn.
Der Die Sier
Sn Ben aiihlipeider gelegt.
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BERT bate
SIr sic @rprcSz @eicaihuft, Die Die
Ger perianpt
sHadybem lie Der 9iann gum Sepot
gebrudt,
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bciist,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-17

81 ihtnng, bn8n mcbr
in lans9eitredter @lipie, uno ni6t in
ctrem &reiIe.
Ssd bas WnnSersing, Der Sdl,ucii
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felt. 8arum bat >bcnn 3. 9. nnIcre
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Der Sonnet, etnmnl in peitc Scrnsn,
hann mieher benz sliibenbet Sunncn.
uien 10 nabe, wiirben in bieiem letteren
angenblife gents mifJt MIR bic Seliea
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-17
Die bic @ier acle0t llnb pertanft

Sic Die @ier 9clegt nnb pertaufts
Die Gicr
Sir - 40 Gts. - bas SnBenD. 4
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oermittclt
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bert bate
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Gier p%criduot,
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aebradJt,
Sir ben GARNER, Der Die Senne
beitbt,
Die Die Gier selsst unb perfaufte
Sic @icr
Sin iS Cts. = bas Sueeno.
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b%crfditft,
Die Der Sober gcliefert bird ben
&hpleialemanr.
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bradlt,
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hattie
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periunot
9tadybem Tie Der Mann gum Depot
gcbradt,
Sir bcn Sarmcr, Der Die Senne
beIiBt.
Die Die Gter Belegl luo perfdufte
Die Gier
Sir - 60 Cts. - bas SuBenD.
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Gier gegefien,
Die meine Srnu ppnt @rpcer eefauft,
Der nie @ier setauft
Surd) Den Sobber, Der Den Terfduf
permtiftelt
Bonn 8boleialemonn. Der Die gter
Gum aiihlipeihcr trlia,
giuhben Die Balm Die gicr beforbert
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Sier neridnbt
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aebrad1t,
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beIiBt.
bic Die Ger gele9t unO ih leioe MN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-17

in engliidhc Itcilen. 3peitcns iino
lid bic @~elehrten audi nid1t INNER
einis bel .ioin' ungebeuer arpBen
3iifern. 3areilen iano ih erheblihe
Ibipeidunsen. bic uber bcuuod bel
BEN sroseu @ntfernlinseu bon ~9eriu9cr
Sebeutung iinb.
splltcit 9u abcr, Sicbcr. Ser Su
mid, 10 freunelih bin~dusbceleitct bait,
auf's freie Sdrb lno in Die lpeite, SIR
iterncnfpelt. %iollteit Su nah rs Sab
rem a1ph leben nnb did nit Seinen
nlten sebrerlid1en 8liebern btualtsz
ihleppen, BEN 8allcn'ifcu aoncten
nod, einntai gu iehcu. baum benfe an
Zen. Der ldnsit b~iniibereirg in cine
nnnerc Relt uub boz pielen, pielen
Sdbren Did fiibrts hiltaits gum Nus
ling ms eroBc @eltenaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-17
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