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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

Nos. Freddy. have asked you
twice. and Il you don't answer I'll
spank you Did yaa aay thank ySu
TO the man that gave you that
candyf~
Well or pop-i did Hut he
told me not 20 mention a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

This r. my last day at the
beach"
Consequently you ought not to
spend Il writing letters"
y have to finish this letter. This
Is the letter started 20 my flance
last June.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

Honeymoon or Divorce.
Where are you headed for now?"
"Oh, the Falls. as usual
Niagara or Sioux?"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17
most
ANYTHING

The official yeil of the New YORK
KnffrAgikts la
Votes Tor women we must win.
Votes for sonscn.--srue. cir.
Votes for women we must win,
And here on Broadway. too. air.
And Get Rich-Quick Walllngford
Ia the next author 20 get real expert.
ence In divorce court,
To gather a pound Of honey a hse
must have made nearly 2a.oe0 trsps
10 and from its hive.
The fat man geta his laugh when
he sees a thin boy trying 10 hold
Ills trousers up with belt
Not Surprising.
what's your husband 80 angry
about"
He's been out OF work for sin
weeks"
= should think that would suit
him first rate
That's Il He Just got Job. -
Mergendorfer Hlaettrr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-10-17

Mamma Now mind. Johnny.
There's ghost Ia that dark closet
guarding tho jam.
Johnny two hours later oh
mamma. that ghost In tho dark
closet has eaten nearly hall tho
jam
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28
New York Greenrooms.

Adolph kauber in the Strand.
The greenroom in old New York the
aters was generally a sparsely fur
nished room, in which the actors con-
gregated between cues. and where
many a good story or practical joke
was carried to it's hilarious conclu-
sion. Down in the Old Bowery The
alter. in the early ffties, when George
L. Fox. the famous Humpty- Dumpty.
was the manager, the greenroom ad-
joined small office, where Fox made
his headquarters during business
hours. In those days the performance
began promptly at o'clock, and
there was the strictest observance of
the Sabbath. On Saturday nights MIR.
Fox would sit in his office, and prompt
ly on the stroke Of midnight he would
directly over his desk. No matter if
it were in the middle Of a scene or an
impassioned speech Of the leading ac-
tor. at the stroke of the bell the cur
tain rolled down, and the performance
was over.
In Booths Theater. 23d street and
9Th avenue, the old custom Of having
two greenrooms. one for the princi-
pals and one for the secondary men,
bers OF the company. was observed
And woe betide the unfortunate utility
man who had the temerity to make
his way unlimited into the den Of the
great histrionic lions. Mr.. Booth
himself was always mildly patient and
tolerant OF the lesser figures about him.
but there were in those days, as now
actors OF less claim to fame whose SCI
rious regard for their own Importance
would tolerate no presumption on the
part of men less established in the
public favor. The old Booth greenroom
was substantially and comfortably
furnished. and the walls hung with
portraits of great actors, formed a
museum of dramatic celebrities.
The greenroom of the Madison
Square Theater was converted to other
uses long before the famous old house
was torn down to make way for the
modern improvement that now marks
its site and that of the 9Th Avenue
Hotel But it was the scene Of famous
companies. Here, in the eighties. wher
Hazel Kirke" was establishing a new
record for long successful runs. the
veteran Couldock used to sit, STEPPED
in memories OF the past. and occa-
sionally astonished the assembled
mummers with an unexpected out
burst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28
Jewels of Indian Princes.
the London Chronicle.

From the London Chronicle.
Some of our Indian princes possess jew
els which would put those of Abdul
Hamid in the shade. At the 1903 durbar
the blaze Of gems surprised even the In
dams themselves The MaharaJah OF
Darbhanga was wearing diamond neck
lace which had cost 100000 and was con-
sidered a bargain at that Besides a
necklace of thirteen rows of perfectly
matched pearls as large as filberts. the
Maharatah of GwaliOr disported sash
depending, from his left shoulder to his
r;ebt knee. the material of which was
completely hidden by similar stones An
thor "a iah carried a sword-hilt cut from
a single emerald. and in the turban Of the
Man of Hyderabad was the Nizam dia-
mond. which weighs ga carats. or more
than twice as much as the koh-i-Noor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28
All tine new records cam be heard i'm our =
Victor Room
Percy S. Foster Piano Co.,
Foster Building, $3.50 u Street.

tie will also ring a bell. This IT
grasps in one of it's forefeet. jerks it
off the ground. and then gives 1t
shake. 1t is quite amusing to watch
the slow, deliberate manner In whlch
this is done. The turtles have always
lived in their owners house, spending
their time in the kitchen. hunting down
the vermin One OF the turtles draws
little cart about the garden. task
which he apparently does not resent
in the least. OF course. he is never
kent harnessed for any length of time.
He Is quite tame. follows the children
about the garden and will even eat
from their fingers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28
Upholstery Remnants

A quartet of interesting and money
saving attractions invite you to the
Third Floor Upholstery Department
tomorrow:
Ice CURTAIN MUSLIN. white: yard
wide: figured. striped or dotted pat
terms: l to 10 yard. lengths SIG
soc to 75c TAPESTRY. 50-inch Ar
mure and Rep, in solid reds or green's:
suitable for portieres. couch covers,
upholstery and other uses: 1 to Or
5 yard lengths. yard.
29c TO 45c CURTAIN MADRAS white
or cream; yard wide: L to 20 yard
lengths. Special. yard. FRI n Sc
day
FINE COUCH COVERS, $500 quality:
heavy oriental covers: 90 inches wide.
. yards long: without fringe; the col
ors are skillfully blen ed; 50 O3
20 pieces only. Choice. $500 ~Se~O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28
village. AS a place of any real impor-

village. AS place of any real impor-
lance 1T was founded by Job Charnock
of the British East India Company as
late as 1890, and the present city dates
from 1857. 1t was not a seat of even
provincial government until 1907, and
did not become the capital until 1884.
DELHI, on the other hand. dates from
prehistoric times, while the present ex-
listing city harks back at least as far
as the eleventh century. Two Hindu
dyna sites held sway there before the
Mohammedan conquest. and it was there
that the first Mohammedan ruler estab.
lished his court and capital. There
after the place had q varied career,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28

being sometimes abandoned as a CAPT.
tai In favor of Agra and Lahore. But
it was the capital Of the Moguls In the
most splendid era OF their empire. from
Akbar and Jehan to Aurungzebe. and
In the days of the Persian invasion.
the Mahratta wars and the mutiny 1T
was the most conspicuous of Indian
cities.
To the romantic and imaginative In
dian mind, therefore. we may suppose
that this change will signify in a
measure the ending of the purely mod
ern and alien rule of John Com
pany.' and its successors and the re-
establishment OF the old regime. It is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28
PTOMAINE POISONING
CAUSED BY TURKEYS
Epidemic at Arlington, N. J., Fol-
lows Christmas
Dinners.

NEW YORK, December 2S.-Since
Christmas the commuters trains out of
Arlington. n. J., have been running
light. due, it is said, to an epidemic of
ptomaine poisoning.
There is a popular butcher in Airing
ton who has hitherto had reputation
for furnishing good provender. The de-
mand on his supply of turkeys began
several weeks before Christmas. He
scattered them over the length and
breadth of the community. He likewise
guaranteed that they were freshly killed
and not storage-frozen fowls embalmed
for unknown years.
They do not believe this now in Ar
Hngton. In many homes at Christmas
dinner there was strange hesltat on
about lauding the toOthsomeness of the
turkey. The birds had variegated hues
and quaint, un-turkey-like odors. Also
there were many sudden attacks of dis
tressing indigestion after dinner.
The ptomaine poisoning epidemic still
holds sway in Arlington. 1t Is probable
that the consumption of turkeys viii
materially decrease for some time to
come and that a serious investis alton
will be made by the board of health
concerning the exact status of the tur-
keys which caused the trouble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28

more desirable than Delhi as the seat
of the British Indian government. 1t
is Ave or six times larger. more ac-
cessible and defensible and incom-
parably more important as a CONNER
cial center.
The radical difference between the
two cities in their significance In In
dian history. politics and sociology.
however, Is that Calcutta is essentially
modern and is inseparably and exclu-
sively associated with British DONNA
ton. while Delhi is in q SURPRISING
degree associated with the ancient
glories of native India. In the days Of
Akbar Calcutta was an insignificant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28
The Indian Capital.
rom the New York Tribune.

rom the New YORK IrbuDe.
The changing Of the capital city OF
one of the worlds greatest empires Is
IN incident of geographical and his
torical Importance. In the present case
il is also invested with peculiar senti-
mental interest. and may be expected
to exercise no little political and social
influence. Indeed. we may suppose
that IL was largely because of this
last consideration that the change was
made In some respects Calcutta, Ma
cauiay's city OF palaces" is much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28
Performing Turtles.
From the Strand.

FrOm Tue StraHu.
OF all living creatures, the turtle is
undoubtedly the slowest in its move
ment and probably possesses the least
brain. Yet a we'll known American
naturalist has succeeded in training
three Of these creatures to do a num-
Der of little tricks. He places them
one above the other, on spools. and il
piece Of cabbage or other green
stuff Is held out in front of them they
will make complete circuit. all NOV
ing In unison. Keeping their balance
and not tumbling of. The bigger tur-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28

true that the dynasty Is alien and not
native. But so were it's chief predeces-
sors. the Mohammedan. the Afghan and
the Mogul. Indian princes and people
will no longer be reminded of Give
and Hastings. but of Tughlak and
Akbar and Aurungzebe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28
Sounds Reasonable.

From Browning's Magazine.
II you want to communicate with the
spirits" remarked Jocuiar Jim. II sup
pose the first thing to do Is to learn the
dead languages"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28

The Lynchburg. Va. health department
;s not little concerned over the spread
Of scarlet fever there within the past few
weeks There are now twenty cases in
quarantine and three deaths have &C.
Cured in the past six days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28
Trade Note.

FINN tine Rochester Post Express.
The Turko-It Italian war has had no eff
foot upon the Turkish rug market. The
connoisseur can still secure almost price,
less rugs from the looms at Hackensack,
n. ].
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-28

Many different kinds Of Fur Scarfs and
Muffs this price. Included are natural
raccoon. black and sable foX black and
skunk raccOon. jap mink. Persian lamb
Pieces nicely lined in satin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Die KirspenFurmser n,s Ser
laa9snSe Ecniei.

Su3 IN 9cutidlnlln Der &uIturz
fnmni miltbctc, iab nrnn gum SroItc
Ser Mntho!iteu III mnlldcr Ni,alngc
Iplgcnbc3 iinnrcidc Silb: @odgebcubc
@pAcn lmtrDtcu tincu 0elualtigcn
Telicu. Scr in Der MGbc Der Mccrc5@
fiiirc itanb. Pm Der Aiiitc iab man
cinigc MGurcr. Die nit hinnufgcrolls
ten Hc.nnclu dlt5 &cibe5frGftcn oil
Seilcn mo SniGcn, Die nm ieucn
Scl3 gciprirocn lDnrcn, riIIcu. Sni
3iutergrunbc lunr Gin Scufcl nbgc
biloct. Ger oicieu Yi0nncrn lndcnp
8uinb. Inter bcut @:mdloc itanbcn
foigcnbc @ortc: sd Satnn. arGcitc
nit mciHcr gau5en SoiIenmndt Iclon
fnit 1000 Sabre uergcbcns, Inn bieIcrl
iclIeu 81 ferit1rcn. Sabcr mlrB tdi
ibcr clrre Irbeif laden" - Sicica
&ilb lit cine Sauitrntion 8u Den
@ortcn Gbriiti: ~Sn Bit YctruS, Gin
Sells, unb aui bisiem Sclicu ipiQ idl
mciue Stride hnltcn mn ric Shorten
Der N5ac * Die Wtnft offer (euicl
rucrbcu tic uicdt iibcrlpdltigcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

pn3irtcu @cinc ais rGhdnpngrcr"
81 ctifcttircn. ober nit bcnl 3llae
.acntdd)t aus @~eintrailhcr, Die IN
Slllbc gepndicn." Sic &lmhgebnng
pcrlief in prhcutlihcr @ci'c. @ielc
npu Den ~Sbcilnchmeru an Der Sc
monitrnttcn mnreu sl Sub 20 pncr
80 Meilell pcit' her %gctouirncu. ttm
rhrcr llllSuirieocnheit Nuehrltd 81
gehcn unb hic N.heii ibrcr Silhrcr
gu h0rcn. Wit Nubriid, her 9tad)t be-
Anben iih NIlc bcinn. c. ptroc Die
Grtldrun9 nbgcaebcn. hnB Die @ctna
blilcrn Iih mic bn3u ucrltcbcn mir
hcn, zen crirdhlltcn 3u'oR, Der pprace
ldllogcu lrurbc, a15nhcbmcn, ion
bern 10 LANCE tdu,ptcn luerbeu, bis
ihucu 0cicelih g%citottct lit, ihrc
HScinc als v~GbansnaDncr" 81 be5cidls
zen, mic pies ri2bcr imatcr 10 &c
ircicn lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

poll bon elmer IcbiSin. lppnon man I'M
ISic5crItnbium Der 5~lpeiten opcr nrittcn
8od,c alc Stunben cinen Sbecloffcl
roll gibt. ndmlif fir cinen G%rnatIes
men; cincu halben SbeelDifcl ppll opcr
lrcnigcr fir jiirgere Sciite Inn ainbcr.
IN Zen criten Stahicn Ser 8rnutbeit
lit bic @efabr Der Nnirefullg nld,t
9rob; crit lucnn Die 9lattern retf lpcrz
hc1, lid fiiaen nnb hcrl1a6 bcim Ibz
trodrcn bcriclben tritt Die @efdbr Der
Nnitcdltng Gin. Gin glltes Mittcl, I'M,
oiclc @ctubr 81 millbern lnlo Die Sutt
i'm ararfensimmer 81 rcintacn, lit
(aliBer hcr rid)tigcll &cntilatlpnl Der
robe 8ni5eiiig (crubc Irih prrpz
li01eousl, Den man nuf Dem SUB
bubcn bcrumiprist oDcr ppunit man
Sappcn nnfcuftct, ht man llm bas
arnlfcntctt hcrllm unfhdngt. Sir
Die Seiprenglng Ser @dIfc, alcincr
mn hc3 Snihcntitcbcs ciglct it'd DER
"a ercinigtc" 6pl5ciii9, Den ma
nit ctluns Acknowledgment perlctt. Wcr
etirus BON Der Gben1ic perltcht, lpetB,
baB BON Den .Giiighiinitcn Die ammo
ni0.nliihen Siinlte Der arunfenltlbc
rcutrnliiirt ni,b bon ben i'm 5olse1lta
cntbalicnen Sbeerproouftcn, iptc Car
b%plldurc. Grcpiptc etc. Die Mn@
ltctlnaaltpffc IN Der 2ift %nnlddolid)
9cmdcht ipcrbcn. .. Vs."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
2Hit abi9a

lucnhet MAJ lid, bon iel,cn Snrorncn
bcs 5eibcnthrms meg. BIC Snuicupc
bon Wtcnldcn Slr ci9cucn 9crcid1cs
ring ober Scluitiaung ncm lobc
lreibtcn. Sic @cichiftc fcnnt f~irdltz
bare aricge umb HnllbSiiae. mcld)c
Serge bon Scid,cn nltftbilrmltcu. Nber
ipcn1 hcutc Die Subqpien Irhcitcr, Irz
hcitcrfrnlelt unD ainhcr, uelfc Dem
libcrnlcn @irtblhnftainltcn in longz
lnntcn %oltnlpcllcn 2cibcn 5unt Spfcr
itclcn. lpcnit tic Mic aus ibrcn @rdz
bern bcrbnrgcbcn llnb CUR groBen
0ecr'd)nI lid p%crlanume!n fnnntcn:
Die 8clt lpilroc anti Gnticbcn ilnh
@rancn %crfcnncrl, lpa5 fir Gin @ce
lcac Der BON frcimaurcriihcu 0rn,dz
nitots Sbraicn triefcnbc 9ibcrnlias
mrl5 gciueien lit uub - iopiel I'M Inn
licgt - bette mod fem m6ttc." =
Nu hicic 8prte bcs %befanntcn
Sciuitcupater8 Seinrih Icid,. tic
ltc6cn INT Shluiic eincr intcreilantcn
StuGic: ~SreilpirthiHaft ober @irtbs
Idaft3orbnung" in Den .Stimmcll
oils Wnria@ 2aa6", ipirb man iih unz
piQfiirlih crinneru bel Der 9tnhriGt,
bnB Die Subrifanten uub @rilbenz
belibcr i'll Yenuiplpanicn lid, nod int
me segcn bas 9erbpt Der 9tadtarbeit
Su9cnolther in ben 8lusinbrifcn mn
Die Termenbuug Su9enolider IN Den
8rubcn inter Gag luebrcn. Nid,t
peni9er ais $500 &nabcn. Sic oas
10. Snbr upd nidt crreift babeu,
linn in Den @lasbiittcn bes g~enanntcll
Stnnte5 ~beihdftigt. Gin nm Die nnz
berc &pdc BADEN tic Nia6tidi6t. Sic
llntcrnebmcr b%ebnlpten. ibre Snbue
itric henothi9c bieie &nnben, lie fDnne
obne lie nid)t %uu5tpmmen. Die Stdte
Gbilb Tabor Iiiociatipn Senuiplpae
MEMS bat ibnen MN nad9elpicien.
0ab Die @lnsJabrifnntcu in Sllinpi5
gang Oaslclbe bcbaupteten, als Die
@cictgcoung III Sabre 1908 iif an
lhicftc, Die ,g%tadlturoeit Sugenblifcr
au u%nteriagen. Sic brpbteu nit Der
Iuslpnuberlln9 ibrer Snbnitrie. Sic
@eicsaebcr lic6en lid nit)t cinidbildz
tern; tic nabmen Die @orlage trob Der
gtnpdnbe Der @lnsz Snbultriellen an.
llnb iiebe pa! Sic SrSuitrie lpanz
0ertc uid,t aus llnb lparb alld, nidDt
ruiniert. llmgcfcbrt: Sic PROFIT
5icrte int Sabre 1905 nm 80 @cr5cnt
mebr &aare MS i'm Sabre 1900!
llnb nebr ats Elm Wnl Idon BADEN
bic Grgetniiie 10 bcrpicleu, poB sic
SuripreAer Der i~p6inlen 8einrnr
hurAmrS uitbts llnmoalid,c3 iorbcrs
tcu. Ibcr Die bnbiuft, aetra1cn bon
ben Inidlaunrqcu Oca &irtbid,nitse
@i6ernlismus. lit bliub. Yrobuttipu
mno Yrofit lit ibr Nlea; Der Mcuid,
fam icbeH mic CT fcrtig iuiro. Ea5u
luarb ibm Die ~Srcibeit" ges
0e0cni - yMnicrif0."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Der Gnbms SeS Keperniems.

8efanntlid ipnr &%opcrniflls, Der
bas Spitem oes Weltbdlies entoedte,
9omberr 81 Srauenburg in Sitpreuz
beu. 9aielbit lit cine Somfir6e. mo
piele Nerfpiiroigfeiten 81 ieben iein
iollen. Ginnal beiiftiete cine 8ez
ielllhaft unter Siibrling zines &irhens
bieners Den Som. Sci einem Iftare
blieb Der air1enpiener iteben unb be-
merfte etlpas iiber Die nuf bem Mltare
befinblihen Heliaiien. Gin Serr ans
Der @eIeQlhaft brahte Daranf ullerlei
3ipeifel Dor. Oh Da5 aud, ipirtlih Die
senannten Heliallien ieien. Ser
Siibrer antportete: .Ntein 5err. baS
3eilgniB Der Stride iflieBt ale 2lpeis
fel aus" Sod Der 3peiiler err
tldrte: n9ns 3eugniB Der Stride &C.
lliigt mir nidt."
Siernuf famen lie in Die Safriitei,
100 Der &irhenoieuer aus eiucm
Sdralf, mo allerlei @eriimpel burhs
chamber berumlaa. ans SpaB Elm
glehrobr berpor5og unb iprah: vSicr
seiae ib nod BEN Serrihaften cine
b~eionberc Merfpiirbigfeit, ndmlih ben
Sll6lis BPM Sernrobr bes aopernis
fus." Scr betrefienoe @e9enitanb
1ina burd uQc Sdnbe. ga iprah
icner 3peifler: ~ySie lam man pcur
bod cine 10 lpihtige biitoriihe Helis
quie inter iolhem @erilmpel licgeg
ldilcn?"
Yei bieien @orten brah Ser Snfris
Itan in bctteres @eldfter aus mi
Iprad,: .Rein Serr! Sas Scrnrobr
lit crit nngefdbr ief5ig Sabre nad
Sem Sobe pes aopernifus erfinoer
iuorbeu. Sebt bnben Sic iofort &c
0lunbt. Ils i'd nber friiber bon firh
lidlen Snfen iprnd unb mid auf ba<
S%abr6unberte LANCE 3eu9niB Del
Stride berief. ipollteu sic burd)aus
niht glauben. 9ieies SlehroHr
oas gum Aniertigeu Der &cr5eu Der
luenbet purbe, babe i6 MIR SpaBe,
balber beruorge3p9cn. Stc @elel
idait miro ldou entidulbigen; bcnr
pcr @eIdibte fcnnt, lpuBte ia Iofori
oob idJ nllr eincn SpaB 9enlaht babe.
Ser 3lpeiiler MAJ betrofien nlp ent:
icrnte lid balb ans Der Stride.
0ier iiebt nan. mie mnlldc Scutc
ppraebcu. Sebren Der 9eligiou lpollel
lie I'M fcincu Yrci5 glaubcn, mn
lpcuu Gin Gngel ppm 6imnlcl 3eu9
nib gcbcn milrnc; ionit nbcr inn ii,
bcrcit, Den grn6ien Slpplim 81
9lauben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Fintcr Gsrinssr's $salp Per.

SAIL IN tn II. 3. &. Scuns
tor 60 SplIctte rciftt. cine fciolu;iolt
Gin, morin CT cine llcuc lluterilldrnnA
hc$ Surimcrz safes pcrlnngt. Sic
9tclollltlpu nciult cl5 llittcrluaul0cz
Gumitc RE Scnntoren &orf9 pom
Californian. Spmnacub Dol Mid1i9nn,
WcScnn boil Gpnnccticut, Acru rou
Snninun. utD Youlcrcnc bon Ehip.
IS lrurbc nidta i'll Der Nngclcgcnhcit
gctbnu, "a Scn1tor ga Scllettc penbs
iihtiNt, ait cirerr nnbcrcn Gage liter
bic Rcloluticn 5u iprchcn. @ic CO
ifciut, murbcu SelIacn niht . Ncm
Sennts=& umitc ciugcihnorcu, mclflc
ncn Scipcis 81 ~licfcrn por0chcu, hab
bic @dbl @orimcr'o hurd' cnrrurtioc
Hniuenhun1B BON 6m1bs bon 100000
81 Stnnhc gefpnmcn lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
9Sd.ft, l!Sssft iclfian..

Cine gauS mubcrorhentlidlc, bndlt
icltinuc. ia mncrtortc &u,bc fpmmt
aus ,adcnind, u. :. Sic lnntct:
Scr llrflmpcn : Icgiitrar Nobcri u.
Git6alN lunr bette Elm aliidlidlcr
Wtnnll. nls CT pic YiitIbcilling crbiclt,
hob @nurcrncur @ilipn Die Bill
nnter5cid1nctc, bic i'm an T.. Gull
nrtloo mndcn lperhc. Sibbnlb licf
lcetes ,Sohr allf Dem bcmofrntiihcn
Sidct. &dbrcnb SCR Gumpn9nc crs
fldrtc cr. CT uilrhc. rcrl CT AcluAblt
lrcrhcn in(tc. icin MiIglidNtco thlt1,
Die Nbl@nffnn9 Res init $500 nns
Sabr peiplbetcn Nmtca bcrbci5ufilbs
rcn. Sns Amt lei nid,t notbia. Bic
rcpublifaniidlc 8clchaebung, bic III
1909 Dem Gpuntp tScrgcu GonntO
hus meme Irt nufhnlltc, babe ndS mir
octban, I'M fir ciucu gctrcucn, pcrs
ior9uugsbebiirftigcn Y~artcigdngcr circ
fcttc Stcllc 81 ihnffcn. ocit icincr
@rlpdhlung hattie Sibbnlo iif itnnos
bait gcluei9crt. Den ihm pom @clcse
crlnubtcn 8cbilfcn 81 %erncnncn. er
500 cs ppr. Die Irbeit aleiu 81 tblin
unb Dem Gonntp Die $1,000 bds Sabr
III 'porcn. bic hcnt @cicsc mad oas
@ebalt bcs Ifiitentcu iein lplltcn."
Aann bae ipabr iein2 &cnn Der
icligc Tbincas 3. 8nrnum nod lebtc
= CT lpiirbe iib bieicn Wtann cin>
ionacn. Inn i'm ais icltcniteu &ogcl
ults bem pplitilfcu Sihungcl Der
&crciniatcn Staateu Der inaulnitigcn
Wtcnae ppr5ufii6ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18

MIR fiini8chn Milipucn SfHnb. nab
rrttb mir nnS Sin Nmcrtfn 1885,
321 If 20 Yfunn bc5uscn nm ans
Altittclancrifn nnhc5u bier Mnl ip
uicl luic aus gnIl5 Siicn.
Scr @crth Der ilhcriccildcu Gius
fuhr on &uIfcc belief iid ouf wcnigcr
offs 3lpci @tillipncil Collars. wIbrci1n
mir on Siibz llnh Mittclamcrifn uohcs
81 itebcnUnoiedlSia Miil!ioncu Gnlnr3
bti0tltcu, mchr nlS breiBia Mal 10
uicl nl3 bic 3ufltbr n.i3 nIlcn librincu
observation-disclosures. Ger Bertrand,
upu &nficc IN ben 8~crciuiatcu StGn=
tcn nctrGgt nurG,itlr;ttlih ncnu Hiuan
per appi Der Seuoilc,uns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-18
Opfer ieinss Scrnfs.

Sin rnb Der roqen Die @agen, bon
fuhclbcn 2pfonotipen geiroBen. in
Die perihiebenen @elciic bcs 9roBen
@iitcrbnbnbpfes. = Sier ruit eiu
alter. s%raubdrtigcr Hangierm,eiitcr
nit lalltcr Gimme ieine Scfeble III
bcn ridden Serbltmorgen binein; bort
lit Elm Sremicr beid)dftigt, utter itcter
Spbcsgcfobr pie beranrpllenben &a>
gen dn5ufoppeln, pdbreub elm Inpercr
ebcn in grDBter Gle cinen Semmidub
auis @cleiie lest. - Iaes lit in fic>
berbaitcr Sbdtisfeit. - So! - Gin
Shrei. - Nod elmer. - Damn tiefc
Stile. - Bas lit seihebeu? gntz
IcBt ellen Ilc Der Stele 81, bon
100 Der Shrei gefommcn. 8elh'
elm 9ilbl - Guer iiber Dem @eleiIe
lieet ein itDbuenber Waun. Die &d>
Der zines @ngeus iinb linn iiber Den
Seib g~egansen. - Nod einntal Ihldat
CT icine brehenbcn gugeu auf; nod
elm lcbtes 3udeu. elm Scui5er. uub
cr bat aus9elittcn. - &critoblen fdbrt
maud ihpielise 6ano iiber Die
Nugcn, I'm cine bciullide Sbrduc 5u
ScrDrilden. Sph, Die Sflidt ruft.
Nod ei1eu leBten glif luerfcn tic auf
ben tpbtcn anmerabcr. lulb JIG tebren
5uriid nuf ibreu geiabrpollen Yoiteu.
= ArbcitcrlDs! - Sdlnu morgen bat
elm Inbcrcr Die Stele bes 9erun>
giildtcn eingenommcn; Niles sebt lei@
uen ~gelpobnten Sang lpcitcr. nnb mad
Gin saor Sascu scbcnft piclleiht &ei=
ner ntcbr bes SDStcn, Der ieiu Scbcn
bier liei ais - Spicr icines Sernis.
- :. i. i'm r8b. N5ts."