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The Washington herald., 1911-05-27

Scotia to spend the summer at their
country home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stead will close
their home In Seventeenth street about
June 9, and with their family will 20 to
their country place in Maryland for the
summer.
| Miss Eleanor Ridgely will Join her
aunt, Mrs. Franklin Ridgely, and the
latter's sons and daughters for a motor
trip in Canada, and will sail with them
on June 30 to spend the summer and
fall in Europe.
Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Day will Join
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Day very soon at
their summer home on Mackinnaw Is
land. The latter couple have first gone
to Canton. Ohio. for brief visit.
At the usual Friday afternoon recep.
ton Of the Congressional Club yesterday
Mrs Lenore Sherwood Pyle. daughter of
Representative Sherwood, Of Ohio, and
Miss Gronna, daughter Of Senator Gron-
ma, Of North Dakota, gave the musical
programme. Mrs. Pyle is an accom-
plished soloist. and sang several selec-
tions. accompanied on the piano by Miss
Gronna. who also played a number of
Instrumental selections. Following the
musical programme. which began shortly
after 4 o'clock, tea was served at )
| o'clock. Presiding at the tea table were
Mrs Ayres. of New York, and Mrs Bart
lett Of Georgia. The table was adorned
with centerpiece Of red peonies and
spring flowers. Mrs. Roberts, president
of the club. was assisted in receiving
the guests by Mrs. Taylor. Of Colorado:
Mrs. Hubbard. of Iowa. and Miss Wood,
| of New Jersey.
Miss Alice Lewis. Of White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va, is visiting her cousin,
Miss Marthena Harrison, for several
weeks. She will return to her home the
latter part OF next week.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
KILLING TIME.

Oh, it O me, face entenity and consider
work have in view that the biggest earthly
this thing of killing time, which many idle fellows
am evermore have hour I've million
things before die and the minutes they flee
precious the diamonds that buy
Now he comes sublime tired who's killing
tme and he has g of stores he would tell by my writing
desk stops and he gges and he yawps till take and
kill him. with YELL People partial to this crime of annihilatng
might be pardoned if they'd only kill their own; but they
yours mne-k they shine; butcher
minutes which rightly alone Which why in
that the who kill time should be banised
island in the where among the leafy bowrs, they kill
string of hours and have chance bother you and me-
ral By George Mathis" AdauA) WALT MASON.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
NAVAL ORDERS.

Lieut. Commander e. McCAULEY, r.,
to duty Naval Observatory, Washing.
ton, d. c.
Lieut.. II. L. IRWIN, detached duty
North Carolina: to duty navy yard
Washington, D. c.
Midshipman J. NJ. DEEM. detached duty
Shark; to home and wait orders.
Midshipfnan H. A. BAGG. detached duty
Georgia and resignation as q midship-
man in the United States navy &C.
cepted to take effect June I, 1911.
Surgeon F. A. ASSERSON. detached duty
naval hospital. boston MAS, Mass., ano
Paynaster E. T. HOPES, detached duty
navy yard, Norfolk, Va; to duty navy
yard, New York. IN. Y.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
RICHARD H. CLARKE DEAD.
Veteran Lawyer Who Was Born In
Washington in 1927.

Richard H. Clarke, one Of the Oldest
members Of the New York bar. q for
mer washingtonian, died in New York
Wednesday. aged eighty-four. He had
been personally acquainted with every
President Of the United States since An
drew Jackson.
The aged lawyer was born in Wash
ington in 1927. and was graduated from
Georgetown University in 1876. with the
degree Of bachelor Of arts. His first
American ancestor was Robert Clarke. q
member of the privy council. and survey
or general of Maryland. His grandfather
was an officer under Gen. Washington,
and his father fought in the war Of 1S12.
He was admitted to the District bar
In 1s4S, at the age Of twenty-one. He
practioed successfully here until 1866. He
was associated with Charles O'Conor In
a number Of important cases.
Mr.. Clarke was a devout Catholic, ac-
tive in works OF charity.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27

Irish Societies by Brig. Gen. John NJ.
Wilson. U. S. A. retired. Miss Dolorita
OGorman. youngest daughter Of the
junior Senator from New York, will un-
veil the memorial.
The Saengerbund's choristers will sing
the best known of Moore's ballads, THE
Last Rose of summer and Believe
Me If All Those Endearing Young
Charms"
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
WILL UNVEIL MEMORIAL.

Irtsh.Americans to Pay Tribute to
Thomas Moore.
Tonight in the Corcoran Art Gallery
throng Of Irish-Americans will gather
to do honor to the memory Of Thomas
Moore. A bust Of the sweet singer OF
Erin" will be unveiled. This will mark
the first American recognition Of the
Irish poet in this substantial form. The
bust is the work Of Jerome Conner, an
Irish-American artist. It Is Of bronze.
The orator will be former Represent
ative w. Bourke Cochran. The bust VIII
be accepted on behalf Of the United
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
SIDNEY BIEBER AN EDITOR.
washingtonian Becomes Owner I
Newspaper in Arizona.

Washingtonian Becomes Owner Oh
Newspaper in Arisona.
Sidney Bieber. of this city. has pur-
chased the Globe Silver Belt at Globe,
Ariz and will assume the dictatorship
Of the publication Immediately, according
to a dispatch received in Washington
yesterday.
Mr.. Bieber left Washington for Arizona
IN March. Intimate friendssknew at that
time that he was considering the pur-
chase Of a newspaper in Arizona and
that he was going to look over the plant
and its possibilities before making the
deal.
lanes Williams. from whom the paper
was purchased. Is known in Washington,
where he was a newspaper correspondent
for a number Of years.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
Alumni Elect Officers.

The washington Association of the Uni
versity Of Virginia Alumni at its regular
meeting at the University Club last night
surg. GEN. @. A. Torney. U. 8. A.. pre-
e,d,ns. elected the following onicers: r.
walton Moore, president; DR.. Julian NJ.
CabeIl first vice president: DR.. John
Thomas, second vice president: Richard
d. Micou. secretary; William n. Saun-
ders treasurer; DR.. J. T. Vaughan, DR..
John c. Wise, q. 8. N; Col. J. A. Kean.
u. s. A.; Dr. w. II. Humphreys and Dr.
a Z. p. 0arnett executive committsa
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
WARNS SUMMER TOURISTS.
Health Officer Wants to Guard
Against Resort Diseases.

Beware of the summer resort. unless
the summer resort is better, in your
opinion. than your home"
This statement Is embodied in a special
report of the health department warning
Washingtonians against unsanitary con-
ditions in most of our summer resorts
and practically all of our country
homes" DR.. Woodward. District health
officer, wants to guard against diseases
from improper sanitation.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
WILL STUDY POSTAL RATES.

Third Member Of Special Committee
In H. A. Wheeler, of Chicago.
President Taft. yesterday appointed
Harry A. Wheeler, vice president Of
the Union Trust Company. Of Chicago.
the third member OF the special commit
tee TO investigate the question OF the
proposed increase in second class postage
rotes Supreme Court Justice Hughes
and president Lowell, OF Harvard, are
the other members Of the commission.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
CARDINAL WILL PRESIDE.
Week Programme
at Trinity College.

At Trinity College.
Trinity College commencement will be
presided over by Cardinal Gibbons next
Thursday morning at II O'Clock. The
cardinal will confer the degrees. Michael
F. Grten. Of Chicago, will make the ad-
dress to the graduates.
The commencement week functions will
be inaugurated tomorrow morning with
pontifical high mass In the college
chapel. Mgr. Falconio, the papal dele
gate, will be the celebrant. Very Rev.
Edward Pace. Of the Catholic University.
will preach the baccalaureace sermon.
The remainder OF the commencement
week festivities will be as follows: Mon
day afternoon concert by the Cecilian
Society; Tuesday afternoon, presentation
Of THE Merchant Of Venice" by the
Dramatic Society; Wednesday morning.
meeting Of the Alumnae Association;
Wednesday afternoon. meeting Of the ad-
visory board to be followed by. the class
day exercises.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
NEW CAR LINE PROPOSED.

Another Electric Railway to Alex.
andria Contemplated.
Plans for the construction OF an cleo
trio railway line to parallel the Washing
ton, Alexandria and Mount Vernon Rail-
way between Washington and Alexandria
are in the hands Of group Of Washing
ton and Virginia capitalists. of whom
JameA S. Graves Is the moving spirit.
The promoters believe the rapid settle
ment Of the section about Alexandra
dust:ies the construction OF second linz
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
ROMANCE AT WHITE HOUSE.
Electrician There weds Mfs. Tafts
Pretty Maid.

Another White House romance ended
in q marriage last Wednesday night.
The facts came to light yesterday. Flor
ence I. Marsh. maid to Mrs. Taft. eloped
with George w. Riley. who. for Q num-
Der OF months. has been electrician Of
the White House.
For more than q year the maid and
the young guardian Of the wires have
been sweethearts. They went to the
residence Of Rev. J. Howard Wells. loo
Massachusetts, avenue. where the cere-
mony Was performed. Then they called
up Main and told the political center
Of the nation that they wanted few
days on for q honeymoon. They have
taken apartments at Twentieth and II
streets.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
Chevx Cha.e like to Open.

Chevy Chase Lake. the popular sub
III ban Summer resort. win open on Tues
day, May 80. with series Of amuse-
ments that have made the resort q
famous one In years past The pavilion
for dancing has been put in excellent
condition, and this form Of amusement
will be furnished on every week might
after the concert. On Sundays the con.
day length. Music BY the Marine Band
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
Abatement of Waees.

Representative Borland yesterday In
troduced bill providing that all as
signments Of wages. salaries. or earn
ings made. or to take effect or to be
enforced in tho District OF Columbia shall
be In writing and signed by the person
to whom such wages ara due.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
Culpeper to Hold CeIebration..

Cuipeper. Va. Is planning wholesale
series Of celebrations. which will begin
May q. including the decoration Of
the Union graves In the National Gene
terry and the unveiling Of the monument
Minutemen.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27

about half a mile to the west Of the
old line.
The new subdivision OF Mount Ida, Va,
Is to be connected with the line by a spur
The total cost Of the Improvement il es-
timated at $350000.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
May bar school Children.

School children may be prohibited from
attending moving picture shows during
school hours, II the Commissioners find
they are playing truant. Mrs Giles
Rafter and Mrs. Margaret Dye Ellis yes
terday registered complaints against the
moving picture theaxerH.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
Name, Husbsna sole Heir.

The win of Annie E. Clark. dated Au-
gust 1. 1883. naming her husband. James
J. Clark, sole beneficiary ana aneesaAnr.
was nled yesterday.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27
BAND CONCERT TO-DAY.

By United States Marine Band. William
II, santelmann. leader. at Potomac Drive.
5p m. Programme:
March. National Emblem. .Baslsy
Overture, Festival" "................. .Lortzing
Idyl. The Glow-worm" m"................Lincke
Grand fantasia, la Gioconda". .Ponchieli
Waltz. Cold and Silver. .Lehar
Love scene from "Feuersnot" Strauss
Ballet music. Pas des Escharp@"......
Observation-Disclosures. Chaminade
Grand march, "Hongoise" .Beriioz
The Star Spangied Banner
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27

Miss Emily Beatty. daughter Of Capt
Beatty. U. S. N, and Mrs. Beatty. ac-
companied by Miss Marguerite Caper-
ton, will go to Annapolis for June week
and be the guests Of Lieut. Commander
and Mrs. Kinds.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27

retary Of the Brazilian Embassy. has
gone to Brazil for the summer months.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27

Tho counselor Of the British Embassy
Mr.. Alfred Mitchell Innes, will spend the
summer in England.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27

Rear Admiral William H. Emory. U. 8.
N, and Mrs. Emory, who have spent
the winter in Europe, returned yesterday
and went to their summer homo on Ions
Island.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27

The First Secretary Of the Siamese
Legation and Mrs. Edward LOTUS will
give up their apartment at the Arling-
ton next week and leave on Wednesday
for their cottage at East Gloucester,
Mass. for the summer.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27

Senior Dominica de Cana. recently ap
pointed as Brazilian Ambassador to thi'
country to succeed the late Senior Ma
buco, will arrive the first week in June
The Washington herald., 1911-05-27

The Minister from Norway. Mr.. H. H.
Bryn, will return to Washington to-day
after an extensive trip through the West.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
Eli, eutes 0eieb.

G6icagp, Sn., 8. april.
Ho6bcm Die itdptiide 9oli3ei ibre
p6Iige l~lnidbiefeit, Dem Sreibeu Der
,Shnar8bdnoer" elm 3iel 81 ieecu,
Silr geniiae benieieu bat. trifit Die
8unoesbeb0rbe nun Initalten. Inn
Chicago p~enigltens DOL einem S6cil
bicier unbeimliden iinb aefdbrliten
@eiellen su beireien. Sans int 8ez
beiueu Iinb ihon ieit mehrcren 5dsen
Sunbess@ - beindeenten bnmit beiddfs
tist. @rfunbisunseu iiber bic bier
inobnenDen Staliener einsusichcr.
Cine DEFENDERS eifrige Sbdtisteit ents
fpideln bic 0eamten III DEM itnltenis
iden 8iertel on Ser Milton ane. unb
Cat Str, lido III lester Seit 10 biele
9luttbdten periibt fporben linn. Sds
8eiultat bieIcr ll~nteriufung fpirh
pielleift fem, bab 6nhlreihc Stalicuer
neportirt pcrben. las @eies beiagt,
baR Ginmanberer, melfe iid III Der
altenN Seimatb pber hier ieit ihrcr Nn=
fnnit I'M 9anoc cines N%erbred,ens
iGulbis semad,t baben, innerbalb bret
Sabren felt ibrer 9anbnts auSse.
-,uieien uer6en -f5nnen. Mimi foidjc
3ente, meldc bnrdb falide 9nsaben
Smtritt fanben, f6nneu bes Sanoes
permieien iuerhen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Slue.

Yaris, 2. Npril. Ser franz
50iiihe 2uitfabrer Yierre &ebrine. Der
tiir3lih in Sipei Stunben. ~ Winnten
Die 20S Reilen betrasenbe Strede bon
Soitiers nnf Mindless oulineur suz
riidleste, fubr am Sonutas firth bon
SMp nah Yau nb unb lannete in Der
2dbe bon Wonlin. nafosm er Die
Stredc bis oortbin. 212 Ieilcn, nit
elmer purdyidnittlid,en @eihpiubigfeit
bon II Ieilcn in Der Stuube srwiidz
gelcet bate. llnsiiuitisc 0inbpers
bdltniiic in Der Hdbe Der grooberilGhc
oeranlaBten i'm, Su elmer Sobc bon
mebr ais 5000 SUB anf3uiteiscu, ioz
ouS ieiu aeroplau pom Sooen aug
i~ibcr6oupt nid,t mcbr 5u iebeu mar.
8ebrine p~eriudltc, lih ua6 Der Come
unb mad, DEM GompaB 5rl orientieren.
or gins aber idlicBli6 uiebcr. % CT
beiiirhtetc, Die 8i6tIng 81 pcrliercn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
pcrIhieSencs.

- Sic ct. Games : Stride. 81
81. Sranciscp. Gal, Elm geirdltigeS
SolsscbGiiec. brannte Sonntda Nor
gen pollirdnois uieber. lluratb inn
Keller Ser STRIDE gerietb, wie Die
Seuerpebrleute bebnupten, in 8rdnb
iinb iii6rtc our 3erit0runs beg @ottess
bauies. Ser Safiduoen belGuft lid,
aui 100000.
@ayor e. eisler bon SadeItss
topn. q. s., Der am 2. Npril Selbits
mprb begging, ica bicie mielise 1bat
aus @erspeiiluus bariiber besansen
baben, oaB eS ibm bis iest mmoslid,
par. geipiHe Heformen. Die er Dor Der
le~stiabrisen @abl periprpden bate.
burd5ufiibren.
2ibertp Sopnibip. Dubuque
Gountp. Sa., geniebt Die aus5ei6mlns.
felt leinem 60siabrieen geitanpe obne
einen gonitabler ober Srieoeusrihter
iertig ~ssirprben az ieiu. Nidt Elm
cin3iger Saa bon @eiesloiisteit fam
Dor; nidt elmer ieiner Seuobner lit ies
mGls ciuiperrt ODER 5um Srumtenbolbs
Iipl geiHidt pcrbcn. nod lit eS icinals
notbiuenbig 9epeieu. einen Sent sum
llnterbalt elmer ieiuer Setpobner auss
Slseben. 2iberfp Soipnihip SALT ca.
1000 g%iuipobuer; iammtiiGe Stimm-
seber NIT A%usnabme ppn Ell inn
Semtf&e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
GrSblieee HaePe.

SbiIabeIpbia. Ya.. 8. Ipril.
- 8eil Ser Hihter Cornelius Hpsers
bor flint Sabreu cinen @erbrener 81
nierjdbriger 3udtbausitrafe nerrrs
tbeilt hattie. nabm 2esterer arif ihreds
life Weile Hade. Or entfiibrte ben
sebn Sabre alien sleidnamisen Nefz
fen bcs 8idters, lodte oenielben in
einen luitbihteu Sra6ttpasson rnp
iperrte i'm bort elm. Crit rtad) mebrez
rem Sasen melSete Der Sfurfe lein
neues gerbrefen mittelft 1oitfarte
Dem gidter, uub iest limb Yoli5ei unb
9abnbeborben I'M Sanbe beiniibt BEN
@asaon. Seiien hummer ebenialls auf
beiaster Yoitfarte anseseben mar.
auiaufinben. Scr arme Surge mag
inbeIien ldnsit perbunHrt uoer eritidt
iein. Ser Shreiber erfldrt, baB Der
Sntcl pes Sunsen i'm bor bier Sab
rem nah Dem Suntbaus ianbte unb
bdb er nam Elm @crsuiisen empfinpc.
Die auseboriscn oes anaben scrace
70 an peinieen. tpie ieinerseit ieine -
BEG Sdreibers - ShlpeItcrn, sepeis
Mat lptrNcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
Gin icklamer plan.

Saris/ an. 5. Ipril. = Srei
bieiise Shanfpirtbe plauen cine Be-
tpeg,ing in's 9eben gu rufen, nm Die
8etriebsuntoiten b%erab5uiesen. Die
81 Shaufipirtbi6uften 5ablen jest
$21, 900 ober Elm 9rittel Der Soften.
Die fit Die lnufenoen Iusgabcn Der
Stabt mfsebraht pcroen. Ser
Elan Der SGnnfnirtbe lit nun. idbrs
lid MIR prei 2isenien berausSunebs
men. Srei 8irtbihaiten ioqen IN
orei nerIhiebenen Sbeiien Der Stabt
betrieben neroeu. Iue Die iesieen
SGanffpirtbe iollen sleihen autbeil
an bicien aneipen bnben unb 10 iolcn
2ofalmietbcn. 2rbne unb $4,000 an
2i5ensgcbiibrcn geipart ipcrneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11

sic ip1en in Der A%rselesenbeit Chr
.seinnbcs militdriides ltrtbcil walten
lafien. Gs uirb iueber e~riuartet npm
s%smiinift, baf Sic Sbr eisencs 9ebeu
nne has Sbrer 9eute in einem huif.
.nungsloien Sample sur 'Sertbeinignns
bieier Sorts blpsiteneu. Wenn SIC
uUn ciner 10 iibcrlesencn NtafDt be-
lagert pocr nnscsriifcu uerSeu. nak
@iScrtanb Sbren lirtbeil mad cine
nnblpie 8eraeununa . Wcnihcus
lchen marc, 10 lit cs Shrc 9tlid,t, Der
Roth Su geburden unn bic m6slihit
beiten Yebinsnngen 81 ermirfer. Dies
iuiro ons Verbnlten cincs ebrcnbGften,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
MerSperimet IN It. Peter.

Hom, StaIicn. 4. Npril. - Gin
ungeheuerlideS @erbreebeu lit beute
Mittag bier pcriiIft rorrcn. @dbs
renb hes Spednmtes I'M ct. 4eter'ss
Som periuhtc elm Wanu. Die brei
amtircnocn Yricitcr burh 8eboloers
i6iiIie 81 tooten. Nae bier Sdiiiie
eineen sliidliherpciie febl. Iber Die
aroSen Sdaaren Der @l1ubieen, Die
in Dem berrlihen 9~ottesbauie ans
meieno iparen. serietben in einen 3uz
ltano Der Yanit. Ser 5bGter tpurbe
mad beftiaer 8eseniuebr feitsenomz
men. Or 1T elm oiterreihiiher arbeis
ter, Hamens Seianti. Der ii6 ielber
eineu @ntis Gleritaleu nennt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
,lttentat aui ,s~iidssisspalaft.

Sas terroriniihe Goraeben Der
&irGenitiirmer bon Yortueal i6eint
nun in Srnutrei6 @a6abmuns gu
iinpen. mie iolsenbe Ielbuns an Die
Rieuer r8eihspoit" 5eist:
1aris, 20. Idrs. - Sn Der
letten Nadt babeu mebrere Iduncr
cine 9puamits 1atrpuc an Die Waucr
hes biifoffihen 1alaites IN @eriailes
seleat. Sn pem I%ngeublid. oils Die
sttentdter bic 3iiuoihnur in 9ranb
iesen nolten, lpurbcu JIG bon Nad,ts
irdd,tern iiberraift unh perfol9t. @s
9clan9 ibnen ieeoh, Sl entfommcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
femerSrill In 2lftieit.

malone, VI. o.. 6. Ipril. -
Cine Seuersbrunit scritorte Die HorSa
lihe St~aatSauitalt fin Suubltumme.
Die bier gelcsen mar, Ser Shaoen
miro alf $4,000 geifdet. Die
etipo 100 toubitunmen 8inoer mar
idirten in better Sronnns aus benz
@ebduoc. gerape ais Die Seeteu ms
Sreie gelan9t ipdrcn, crfolgtc cine
bcfti9c grpIoiipu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
pritnas pom Selsten in 2l,ite,
unSAa.

@riiiieI. 5. @pril. - Cardinal
Seiire Wercier. Gr5biidof bon Nee
6cln> mn Srimas BON Selaien. ipdrc
beute beina6e paS Spfer zines Iutps
llnfalles gelporcen. geim @eriIhe
pes gbauiieurS, elmer Gran nls5us
lpeibcn, rollte Die Maidine nit pollcr
8rdt segen einen Baum unb puroe
Sertriimmert. Ser Cardinal erIitt
8eulen uno @unben i'm @eii6t uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
Die toablen In 1tlideieait.

Setroit. Mif., 8. Ipril. =
Scr republifanii9e Staatstpabl5ettel
iii, fpie ertpartet iporben mar. nit
elmer beSeutenben @ebrbeit setudbft
por0en.
Stint, Wid., 8. stpril. = Ser
SoSialiit Sobu u. 6. Wenton lit nit
eiuer Stimmenmchrbeit bon 400 biz
500 Sunt 9iirserneiiter getpablt tpprs
ben. Sein @eencr mar Der 6epublie
tnner Ntfpopb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
1pieScrwakl sines Ober'
~bareermeitserS.

9erlin. 4. Ipril. Cberbiirs
sermeiiter &irihner III cinliimmi9 auf
8ipolf Sabre undergraduate iporoen.
or. airihner lit am 10. Ncpem6er
1912 81 Sreibur8 in Sdleiien gebos
rem unb par, ebe er benz Huie naf
Berlin folstc. Stabtratb unb Stabts
SDnbitns IN greslau. 9as @cbalt
heS SberbiirgermeiiterS bon Berlin
bctrGat $4,000 Mart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11
IN Nlbanieft.

Gettin e. Rontenesro. 8. Ipril.
- Siirfii6e Saidibo5ufs, Die 5u Ollie
Der belaserten tiirtii6en 8arniion
bon Su5i I'M @ilajet Sfutari in albaz
MEN b%erbeiseeilt iparen. idluacn Die
anfifanSiihen Mbaneien AMI Der
sansen 2inie unb rifteten elm sroBes
SIutbnb unter linen ait. Sic fpurben
idlieblih in Die gerse se~triehen.
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,.Gin preteit Ses $ebspeisens.

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9em Yprf, ). april. - 1rpt
hes aeitpeiie nieberscbsnben Nesens,
mnrihirten benfe 100000 M1nner,
5rauen nitb ainber int s%eiGfDHenen
Nciben bird Neiu Yorf, sum Seiden
hes ,ifilen 8rpteits" sesen bic itrdt=
ltfe Radldifsfeit, Der beim granhe
her griangle Waiit Jactury, 143
Weridenieben sum Spfer ftelen.
ales sins in sr6efer Srbnuns inter
9cituns Der linipniiibrer o fif.
3n sleidJer Seit fauh bic Seerbisnns
Der iiebeu uniSentifisirten Spbten, aut
Soften Der Stabt, itatt. S%ersserrei=
senbe Ssenen boten iih tuieSerbplt
bar.
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Sm nSrbli6en Sbeile Der mitts
leren tueitliden Staate iicl Sonntaa
Sdnee tm Surdihnitt bon elm bis
bier 8sa. cine 9roBe 8obltbat fiir
bic GARNER.
8esrabcn purhe %perilpilene
Wode in Der 9%esislatnr Su 3es
@oines bic berii6tiate iiini @eilcns
0orlage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-04-11

% It ern!

obA -
NadJ langer @intersnadlt!
Wit beinen 8liitbenflDfen,
Tn critic Sriiblinssprnht!
@as ipll bas feitiih alinscn,
Wie's Dnrh bic 9anDe gcbt,
Sas mie anf Gnselsi6uinsen
Did bebet sum 8ebet?
SITS MIR bies ieitlih &linsen,
Der Srenbe Rpfenipur?
Sit's nur has bolbe Sinsen
Grnadjenser Natmr?
WtdJt b6ber mar bic Wpnne,
Die bimmliih mid, eriiiat?
Grseust pom Strabl Der Spnte
Sin iterblih Grbenbilb? -
8pbl berrlih lit bies gliiben
Sn Sclb an Namm NIB StraudJ,
Wcnn ianfte @6lfhem sicben
Sm milbsn SriiblinssbandJ,
Der @lpden 2Gnteu tInet -
Sd tennis ppn &inbbeit at,
@ic's mabnet nnD p~eriDbnct
ltnb nns erbamen fnuu.
Dies tit Der Nfnme Siile.
Die mt has Snn're iprieFt,
Sn berrlid reid5er 5ilie
Sas S1dfe MIR umfdiieFt,
Zen Gobesitadlei ranbte
Wfir bieieS Niles nidt,
Nenn niff bic seeie slauhte
Vim Der Grl6inns Siht!
Msir ifrabit bic Dnnfle 0rptte
Bon Sobessrau'n beireit.
Sd, DSf're nieiitem 0ofte
SeS 2ebens gan5en Strett
Der 9sobeiieser ,uinfct
Sn bebrer Maieftdt,
Der SGred bcs 9pbcS iinfet,
IA SENS anfcritebt.
ltnb ipl ct auferfteben,
9ann i6miif' bic Seele 7ein,
Das fannit On niht erfleben,
TaS Wia errunsen iein.
limb nif)t nit id6nen Wurten,
ltnb nid,t NIT sntem Hath,
Waan iprenst peridlpii'ne Efurteu
Bur mntbis burh bic Chat!
=, last i'm anieriteben,
9ann crit lit Sitern ba!
Ses Sersens Sriiblinss,peben
SandJ5t bel: gaeluia!
9ann flteHt mn SreuSeSbanmc
Dir erft Der 9en3eSftrpm,
Damn bant I'M Weltenranme
Sid Neines Serrsptts Dom.
Damn imasit Oh crit erfaTen
les Iriiblinss Weibeians,
Damn fannit Sm fpreGen laiien
Der Sfferslpfen 8lans;
Sann masit In Gftern ieicrn,
Damn ut 5eir SeilanD nab,
Damn mirb iid Dir entihleiern
SaS Mprt: glelmja!