davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1911-08-17
SeabOard Air Lime Py.

ZOOS All. DAILY ''Seabonrd Fast Mail"
Through coaches and Pullman sieerers 10 Savan-
nah and Jacksonville. Parlor car Jacksonville
to Tamps Throus, sleeper to Atlanta. Dining
car.
e:33 PM. DAILY-"Florida- Cuba Special"
Pullman steel electric lighted sleepers to savan;
nah, Jacksonville. Tampa. st. Augustine and
Knights Key Hor Havana). Through coaches
10 Jacksonville
S:I5 I'M DAILY-''Atlanta- Birmingham Sre-
cia!" Through Pullman steel electric lighted
eleepers and observation car to Atlanta. Birm.
inghan and Memphis. Through coaches to
Ticket ONCE, 1f1s New York ave. nv.
F. a. HARDWOOD. C.T.A. g. z. PHILLIPS. D.PA
G. B RYAN. q. p. A.. Portsmouth. Va.
Evening star., 1911-08-17

Our next illustrated song, Kathleen
Mavourneen.' illustrated by Fred Pc
gram, in our next Sunday Magazine.
Evening star., 1911-08-17
STEAMSHIPS.
RAILROADS

Chesapeake & Ohio Lines
Published only as Information. not guaranteed.
AGO PM. naily-C. 4 o. SPECIAL. Solid
train to Cincinnati with Pullman sl.epers to
LSSisyiile Low cinciona.i lnd,anapciis ST. Louis
n:1o Pm, Dnily-F F: Y. LIMITED to the
West Southwest and Northwest. Pullman
sleepers to Virginia Hot Springs. Cincinnati
and Louisville. Cincinnati sleener open fos
occupancy 10 Pm. G. & o. dinirg car.
Ticket offices: 513 Pa. 1889 f st. and
Union station. Phone Main .O66. :,2O6 and IaSu.
Evening star., 1911-08-17
AUCTION SALES.
EIJTUNE DAYS


U. u. q
Attractive Sale of Household
Goods, Office Furniture, Pianos,
Plated Ware. Etc. at Absolute
Public Auction Within Our
Rooms. I4o7 G. St. Saturday,
August 10, 1911, Starting at 10
\. NJ.
Comprising Refrigerators. Porch Chairs. Brass
AMI Enamel Beds. Upright Pianos. Parlor suites.
Mahogany bureaus and Chihonfers. Paintings.
Secrptarles Toilet Ware. Gas Ranges and stoves.
Electric Vibrator Bureaus and Washstands.
Cooking Stoves Freezers Dining Chairs. Center
Tables Crystal Chandeliers. Cooking Utensils.
Bedroom Suites. Folding Bed. Flat-top Desk.
Rockers Boston rouches, Wardrobes, Morris
Chairs. Feather Beds. etc.
And at II M.
5 Passenger Pope-Hartford Tour
ing Car, Windshield. Lamps.
Etc. Perfect Running Order
Horses. Carriages. Harness. Sad
dies. Etc. Terms Cash.
aul7-2t c. G. SLOAN & co. nncl. Aucts.
Evening star., 1911-08-17
ADAM 4. wEscHLER. AucrloNEER.

Household and Office Furni-
ture. Upright Piano, $50 Govern
ment Carpets, I3o Opera Chairs.
Etc, Etc. by Public Auction at
Weschler's, o2o Pa. Ave. NV.
Saturday. commencing at 9:3o
AN.
Including pright and Square Pianos All-hras IS
and Enanel i,etss.eads. Hair Mattresses. Dress
ers. Chlffoniers. WardroeS. Bedroom suites.
sidebcartls. Extension Tables. China Closets.
Dining Room Chairs. Morris Chairs. Farlor
Suites. Davenport. bookcases. New Refrigerators
and Ice Boxes. Sewing Machines. Couehss, Rock
ers Wallcases Electric Fans. Lawn Urns. Fold
ing Chahs. Mating, etc.
Evening star., 1911-08-17
- tss"O
I5n (;nYeriIIiirnY

At II O'Clock Noon.
Automobiles, Horses, Carriages
Wagons. Surreys, Buggies, Run
aboutS, Harness, Etc.
Terms cash. ADAM \. WESCiiLER, Auet
apl1-2t
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
TEN MEN DROWN
 IN BRIDGE CAISSON.
In Newark Railroad LabOrGrs
 Are Caught In a Trap.

Ten men out of fourteen employed in excaVating at the new Pennsylvania railroad bridge at Centre street, New ark, N. J., were drowned when a chain attached to bucket weighing nearly a ton and filled with rock and mud broke, sending the bucket down into the excavation, breaking through the doors closed tight to keep in the com pressed air and allowing the water to rush in under the works.
 There are two doors at the digging end of the compartment, one of which IS always closed. The chain on the pig dirt bucket snapped without warn ing, allowing the bucket to swing through the closed door, smashing it, and the water rushed into the com partment.
 The compartment is about fifteen feet under water. The bridge is near the center of the city of Newark and is near the proposed site of the ter minal station for the new short line railroad connecting Newark with Sev- enth avenue, Manhattan.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
CORNWALL HOLLOW

Thomas Kelly purchased fine pair of 5-year-old twin oxen at Waterbury last week. MT. Kelly drove the cattle from there home, starting in the after noon he arrived here in the wee small hours, having walked the entire dis tance.
 Miss Anna Hawley and Mary Kelly called on friends in Goshen this week
 Mrs. Carrie sedgwick has returned from Newfield.
 Mir. and Mrs. L. s. Chipman visited friends in Torrington last week.
 Charles Dsnison was in New York city on business last week.
 Mrs. Florence Holmes and little daughter are guests of her parents in this place.
 Benjamin Sedg wick was in Torrington Saturday.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
FEAR FOR RYAN'S LIFE.
Archbishop Suffering From Heart Dis
 ease May Not Recover.

The condition of Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia, who is suffering from heart disease, remains serious, and his
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
A WAY TO END CORRUPTION.
Committee Submits Report and Wants
 Law to Punish Bribe Takers.

Law to Punish Bribe Takers.
 The legislative Investigating commit tee, of which Edwin A. Merritt, Jr., of the assembly is chairman, submitted its report to the legislature. The reso- lution creating the committee provided for a report upon Jan. 15. An eXten- sion until Feb. was granted by reso- lution adopted in both branches Jan. 15.
 The committee in reference to cases of corruption recommends the passage of an amendment to the penal law compelling any member of the legisla- ture to report at once to either house and to the district attorney of the county any attempt to bribe or i'm properly influence his vote.
 Failure to do so is made punishable by imprisonment for not more than ten years.
 Eleven proposed laws are submitted with the report, which constitute the last section of the document. In addi- ton to the proposed act providing for immediate notification of attempted bribery there are ten bills affecting fire insurance.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
For Sa ale
Second hand. Bargains worth looking after.

50 h. p. New York Safety En- zine; 60 h. D. Return Tubular Boiler; 20 inch Unique Nutrition Mill, very little used; Munson Burr Mill, Steel Pulleys, Wood Pulleys and Shafting; No. 1 Lane Saw Mill.
 Also new Shafting, Hangers, Pulleys and Gears of all descrip- tions, Unique Nutrition Mills, Steam Engines and Boilers, Gas and Gasoline Engines, Turbine Water Wheels, Circular Saw Mills, Saws and Betting, Wood Saving Machines. If you don't see what you want ask for it.
 20 New Gasolene Engines at a low price for cash.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02

Cards have been received here an. nouncing the marriage of MT. Edward Burgis Starr to Miss Mary A. Young at Eugene, Oregon, on January 20.
 Mrs. Cooley and Mrs. Miller enter tained the Five Hundred Club very pleasantly at Mrs. Miller's on Monday evening.
 A number of people from this village attended tho funeral of Mrs. Chauncey Baldwin, at West Cornwall, on Satur- day. The death of Mrs. Baldwin is deeply felt, for she was greatly beloved.
 We had MT. Evans, wide awake home missionary with us last Sunday. His stories of life and work in the sand hills of western Nebraska, were enjoyed by both old and young. We need to be reminded sometime of the struggles and labors of those who stand on the firing line of the worlds evAngelization.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
All Out Of Sorts
Has Any Canaan Person Never
 Felt That Way?

Feel all out of sorts?
 Tired. Blue, Irritable, Nervous?
 Back feel lame and ache?
 That's the story of slok kidneys
 Bad blood circulating about;
 Uric acid poisoning the body.
 Just one way to feel right again; Cure the sluggish kidneys;
 Do it with Doan's Kidney Pills.
 Almon N. Perkins, West Torrington Conn, says: "I was bothered by dull heavy pain across my kidneys most severe after had finished my day's work. Hearing good reports about Doan's Kidney Pills, I procured a boz and began their use. They went to tn, root of my trouble promptly and effected sacure. Ilnsver lose an opportunity oi giving this, splendid remedy my en dDrsement."
 For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cent Foster Milburn Co.,, Buffalo, New York sole agents for the United States.
 Remember the name-Doan's-and take no other.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02

Nov17-"Mr. George Ford, the musi- cian," of Falls Village, played at a Canaan dance, on bass viol which has put in the heavy music for, the world for over 8 hundred years past, thirty of which it assisted in the wor- ship at the Congregational church in Salisbury D
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
Doc Dies of n Broken. Heart,

Bobs, the favorite dog of the late General Henry Hasbrouck of New burg, N. Y, is dead. For days after the death of General Hasbrouck the dog wandered aimlessly about the house, whining, in search for his mas ter. Then he sickened, refused food and practically died from a broken heart.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02

physicians and members of his house. hold fear for his recovery because of his advanced age,
 His heart is weak, and he has sink Ing spells, which cause the greatest alarm.
Connecticut western news., 1911-02-02
CORNW
Mrs. Chauncey Baldwin.
Salisbury.

A superior woman passed, in the sudden death of Mrs. Julia Clsaveland Howard Baldwin, wife of Ohauncey E. Baldwin. of West Cornwall. Her mental capacity made her an idealist without being an egotist.
 She was born in Madison, N. Y., was a pupil in the Elmira School, made good use of her advantages, was great reader with one of the most retentive and responsive memories reminding one of what Lowell said of Professor Agassiz: "I would but memorize the shining half of the larger side that he turned to me-" Her intelligence was ever at the service of her friends like our mountain springs; every visit of hers left some bright thought to be recalled, like those thoughts whose very sweetness yieldeth proof that they were born for i'm. mortality.
 l At the base of her characteristics was humble-mindedness sweet, womanly wife and mother. quiet home-keeper, with love and duty quite content; as shy of public responsibility as a girl of humblest accomplishments. While phys ically frail she was mentally and spirit ually alive-'A soul of fire enclosed in shell of pearl" as was said of Mrs. Browning. Nor was she more remark able for learning than for sweetness of temper, depth of feeling, tenderness of heart and purity of spirit. Her brain capacity was baptized in heArt of sym pathy for suffering. l Her very laugh was token of the gra- ciousness of her spirit. It sprung out of her ideas, illumining them. A fortu- nate relief with her was to see the hu- nor in every annoyance, or the absurdi- ty of provocations that were wont 20 set others nerves on edge. She shot 8 smile through her tears, and her optim- istic soul threw rainbow of hope over her sorrows.
 We cherish her memory for her charl- table thought of everybody, her readi- ness to discover and suggest good mo- tive for peculiar actions or reports, and an apology for what was palpably wrong in the misfortunes of others that prime faculty of putting herself in others places. Her best grace was her spiritu- ality. Real reverence of soul kept the fear of the Lord before her eyes and helped her make some conscience of what she did. Her devout prayer in church, her love of such churoh-work as her health permitted, her loyalty to her pastor, her zeal for missions, not forgetting the poor of her neighborhood; her forgiveness of injuries, her faithful ness to her Bible and love for her Savior, all blent to commend her character.
 She made and kept choice friends. She was conscientious without pouring her convictions like cold douche over her neighbors, nor with chilling criti- cisms emphasizing her differences of creed or conduct or opinions.
 70 true woman To be sweetness 1 more desired than spring. To be an es- sence more environinR than drained juice of wines; a music ravishing more than the passionate pulse of Philomel. | 1O DS d1 bulS uShCn Ou6 SOIG DOSOLn swell, that is the flower of life; how strange thing"
 Here passes one more of those best ar- guments for immortality. Her age, IT. Her husband, c. E. Baldwin. and son, Professor Edward Baldwin, of Illinois University. survive her.
 Cards have been received here an.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
nus Knm.
rSpc5ials Gorreiponoen5.)
nnn Grmf Il.

9ciipicl fir icirc aamcrubcn?" Gum
ShluB bciBt CO, c5 bcignbcn lid Iciocr
@otteS pici 6u picle Sffi5icrhen int
itnlicniidIcu 0ccre, Die lid burd,
nlerlci Wittelhcn lueitcr 81 bclien
llfer, bic lire Su9cnb bcm MiiBias
gang uno Dem 2oitcr opicrn, Die lire
Uniform, Die ibucu bcili9 iciu ipute,
burd nllerlci Sfoupaieeihihteu be-
i%d)nuBcil. obue bnb cinc Stintmc Dos
Yroteltc6 iid crbebt. Cine g~riinolidye
Hcinigung bcS &ecreS bon ioldeu
@lcmenten ici notbis. Sn Yalcrmp,
Ncapcl. 9tom unb Slpren5 babe man
ldn9it 9clpubt. mas jener abligc Mors
Der fir ciu aunoc gcipeicn lei, MIR
Der aricgcminiitcr lei nidt papon
mierrid)tct gelucicu.
9iadtrdglidJ itcut iid bcrauS, bab
Der Worber aud Dor GINGER Belt Den
a0nig nm Gin Surlcbn n~noebettelt
hattie, unD oab Nicicr inn 1000 Sire
bot 5u9cbcu %lolicu. Ser 9crjo8 bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
81 0 NJ, I'M 0iGrS II.

81 0 NJ. im @iGrS II.
~ clcacntlif pcs Dor eini9cn
liz Sngen nit @crbcbaflt alis9cs
w iiibrten Iorbe5 OH elmer fgl.
Sofoanc burh cincu obligcn
CiiiSicr bcs ittbcnhcn Sccrcs, pers
6iieutlidt Gin iibcrnlea rDmiIhco
@oracnblatt ciu ~piicics Sd)rei6en IN
Den aric9ominiiter. luorin bcriclbc be-
ird9t irirb, nic c5 TONNE. bnB bicicr
ais iibcrpcriduloct b%cfanntc, lcid)ts
fertigc Baron iplnugc bic lluiiorin
babc trugcu fonncn. Ndbrcno iein
Hcaimcnt IN Npln III @nrniion lag,
peilic Der Ycutnnnt tn9tdglid III
Ecapel pocr Yalcrmp, iuar or nah
Gaierta perleBt, oann p~crguii9tc CT lid
IN Hom obcr Heupcl. mar CT naf
Sicna c~omnlnnoicrt. bnnu lcbtc CT III
BULGE iibilo in Slorcn5. o8or bieIer
luprbentlidc. mmoraliidc. 6e9cbz
rcnoc, I'M Sieult nahldiii9c Wcnid,
Der lid Die sroBten Srcibeiten erlaubtc
muo icine Sfii5ierSs llniiorm bd5u be-
mlBie, Den Samcn nnhSuitclcn, mo
NIT 10 Yro3cnt GrmdBigung anI Den
Giicnbahncn an inbrcn. uiht elm gcs
idbrliHes. pcitiIeu6iaIiid anitedcnocS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

aoita bate bori9en Sabres feline Iuss
itoBun9 II Dem Cffi5ierSitauoc be-
antraat, rueil er oiientlid in SlorenS
cine Dame 9eobrieist hattie. Die
Inecle9enbcit ipltrbe bDberen Orts
bcigclegt nnb Der Sffi5ier lulirSe in
cine nnbcrc 0drniion pcricst. Sa
nuf bon 5lpei Ib9cprpneten cine Sus
tcrpclntion iiber Den Worbcr an Den
aricgSminiitcr geridtct iporbcn lit,
crfldrtc oieier seitcru in Der Sdmmcr,
oab in Deiicn Sripntlebcn 8iuar pcrs
idicbenc llnregclm6biefciten por9cs
fommcn icien. S6ulocnmaGerci
uno Siebesabentelicr - bdB a6cr in
Den Ittcn niftS ent5alten lei, ipas
auf einen 10 gemeinen Noro hattie
ldlieBen fonnen. 1906 babe or I'M
folgc eiue5 8ortitrciteS cinen Same
rabcn Sum 3ipeifampfc berausgcfors
bert, mn Gin nnocrcS Wtal babe Scr
Setrefienoe einen Smbenteu geobrs
iei9t. ipoiiir CT 300 9irc IN bic
Irmenfaiie babe 5ableu miiiien. Ser
arie9Sminiiter lieB burdbliden, baB
bic 8oreciesteu jencs OffiSierS pers
piliftct geiueIen ipdrcn. mebr nni Die
moraIiihc Sigur bcSicibcn 5rt ad,tcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
nnn e.. T..
(Spc5ica fir bicic 3cituns,l

etluaS gcnallcr fenncu lcrncn. 60 crs
fnbrcn mir 3. y. nlld,. DdB Yterifo
cine = Yafctpnit bat. &ir nber
linb np6 nid)t 10 iucit.
~ ~ y
llnb lpGbrenp uif ben pcrlhieoetcu
y ripnten Snbniuitcmeu u~nleres
2anbcs Irbcitcr nb9cIegt iinb unb
nod lpcrbcu, pcrlnutet aus Wpncton,
u. .. Canada, Die Regicr1lng
babe ltngefdbr 1000 Scutc, Die alf
SrnhtbabnbDien unb @iitcr6iigcn Der
Giienbnbncn Tin pen britiihen Gplp>
MEM arbcitcn, berndriftigt, Dob
ibncn cine Sobn5ulage upm 1. Sannar
picics Snbrc5 anacrc6uct, bciuilligt
lporbcn lit. Bic 2cutc in Den 8abnz
b0fcn crbaltcn 90 Sro3cnt unb Die
nIf ben 2iuicn 10 Yrp5ent 3ula9e.
W licgt Der llntcrIdieb?
y ~ ~
Cine 5cit9cndBc Neucrlpng I'M
9 . It D it lit Die T%crfiir6ung der
Irbeit un S%onntaacn. 60 bat &C.
neral Ypitmciitcr Sitdcod p~crfloiic1e
@pfc cine Icrprbmung crlnIicr. gez
mdB iucld)cr bic Irbcit IN Den Yoltz
dmtcrn an S%pnnta9cn bcpclttenb se@
fiir5t uup ouf'S NDtbigitc beidrdnft
ipirb. IS miro iubciicu nidt benbz
iidtigt. ipihtisc Toitdmter pdbrcno
bcs 9art5eu Somnta9s 9unS 81 ihlics
bcn; Yoitcn iuerocn cnt9c9cngcnonts
men lltb nbsefcrti9t ipcrbcn, nbcr nuf
inipipeit, nm cine 81 grpBc Inbdus
flung bon ToitIadcn Srl permciben.
Gilbricfe, b. +. Special ScliperD
ScttcrS" iperben nlId) fcrnerbiiI on
Sunntngen nbgclicfcrt tperbcu. Sic
Glerfs, Die an Sonntogcn Sienit tbun
miiiien, ipucn burd3 8crfiir5ung ibrer
IrbeitsSeit OH eincm Der 8erftasc
entlhGbigt ipcrbeu. Inn nllh ben
9rieftrdgern cine Hubc5cit pGbrenb
cines Sbeiles Der 8p6c Su %gcfpdbren,
iuirD pns icbisc Spltcm Der Gbliefes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
(Spc5ials GorrcIpcnpcu5.)
gnm ,,Galms'.

ri6t), Iciiimp (GOlonicn), Inii
(5unpel), Wnlpp (llnteritaatslefrcs
tar Der Suiti3); bier Der raoifalen
Ninfcn: Seleaiie (Ytnrine). GaiQaur
(Sinan5en), Srrppi (0tiniitcrium oes
Ncltberu) uub Suiarbin : Scaumet
(Sdonc aiinite). @pn Den nod bleis
benben brci y Miriitcrn lit elmer
rcpublifuniIhers S~psialiit: 8oncpur
(arbeitcr), ipdbreno Die 5fpei iibrigen
Der 0emofrdtiidcn &infen %an8eboren:
G6aumct tYoit) linb 9onitnnt Inter-
itaatsicfrctdr I'M Snneru).
Bon Den icf3ebn Iiuiitcru linn
aiip brri5cbn nnsscfprodDene AubGngcr
ocs raDitalcn &pmbiSmnS.. Sb man
bieien NM ais raotfnlen So5iali5mus.
pber ais Habifnlismus obcr So5ins
lismus ciniahbin bc5cihncn iuia: in
SeSug mIf AIlturfampf9eliiitc linn
aQe Dieic Wdnner BON benielbcn DE,
iinnlinacn bcleelt. @inige Der ilclen
Miniiter iinb ldngit ais au%lturtdmpfer
iflimmiter Nrt traurig befannt:
Ionis, Sumont, Stee9 (Srotcitant:
Der nelie llnterrihts Winiitcr, ipcld5er
Die ircicn fatbolii6en S6uleu einfad
lmmDgIid) maiden iol), WciIimp,
Wtaiie II. q.
Sm llebriaen iinb Die Miniitcr fir
lire 5ienit5Wcise mDslihit ,uenis ses
eisnet: Sclcait ipar 5ucrit Colonial
Damn NiiniIter bes IeuBeren nup ieti
Iarire Wiiniitcr. Ser Marine
Winiiter lit abcr bon Yrrfeiiipn Elm
Sdbriftiteller; lnb Der aricgs> Winis
tier gerteaur cir 8orienbGnolerl
Inter 8rianb iparen bod nod,
ariegss ilnb Wnrine : Iiniiter Elm
@cneral ltno %bmiral!) Ser Sdnz
belsminiitcr Maiit lit eir i'm Ibitur
iiebcn Wal 9urG9efalcner. Der
Winiitcr bcS IcuBeren, Gruppi. lit Elm
beriibmter Stautsdnipnlt. nber fem
Ytdnn Der Yplitif. Die Scrufuna
Selcaiie's ms MiniIterium lit aid
nidlt gcraoe cine Chat 6~cionberer
aufmcrfiamfeit gegen 8eutidlanbI
Ibcr iolhe .&leinigfeiteu" pcri6lus
gen nid]tS, ipenn Die neuen Manncn
MIR ipaifedte Rapifalc iinb, unb bns
iinb lie uollmlf!
Hiht MIR ipaihed)te aombiireu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
Allerlrt 9,aterrITantrs aus u. 8.
CT io9cuanute q pucneItz
4lAv . n I, n, Srr hmm Nr-lSr1ii-

80 CT ipgcnanntc 81 ppcpcIts
AlH > am III, Der pom Grz%rdiis
~ hcntcu ant is. Wdr5 ciilgc>
- lucibt puroc, lit elmer Der
1altptfaftorcn pcS Salt 9tipcr Sro-
icttS" uub Gins Scr gr6stcn Su9cs
nicrrs 8aupcrfc Scr EclScit. Gr lit
$50 SUB bod. 1850 lang uub am
@rrno 10 bid. Sericlbc Iicgt III
cil,cm Cannon IriSona's 81 Ieilcu
bon Der ndditcn giienbabu cutiernt.
Sic Scrieieln195 : adndlc lpcrocn
100000 Ncrcs Sarb belpdilcru unb
lucllu init clcftriiher Strait 9cpnmpt
lpiro. logar 100000 Mcrcs. Scr
Scihodmm fpitet Der 8unbc5rc9icrung
cilli9c noun Iilioncn Collars. 8e9cn
800 Irbcitcr - Ipn6cns Snbiancr-
babcn on linn gcarbcitct. Seiuc CIR
bauer linb s. s., Neipca. arthitr
SolpeIl Sapi5 unp Spuis s. Sill. Sic
Sbdliperrc miro nit ihrcm fcgen>
ipcnbenben gtab cine Wiiitenci i'll Gin
Earabics p%criunnbcln. go 9eipiB
miro bic5 hcr Sall iein. baB i6on
icst Sanb, baS por 9craumcr 3cit nod,
nit eillcm Gent pro Icrc Su tbcucr
critanbcn rorbcu ipdrc. nid,t mcbr fir
1000 pro IGcr Sl babcn iii. SaS
bier lit Gin Sriebcnsmcrf auf
luclfcs II. 9. itol8 iein fam. llnb
bicicr Sricbcnslpcrfc barren bc3 9uns
DcS unb Der GinSelrcgicrlingcu rcn
maize. @ir nenncn pa: 8cminnung
bon clcftriIfcr Strait aus flicbcnbcu
8cpdiicrn nit itarfcm @cidac; Nus
nuBiln9 Scr bon Den Iecrcs9c5citcn
oar0cbptcncn &roft an Den aiiitcu;
ratinucllc Soritpflcgc; Iusbal fiinits
lidcr @niicritraBcn unb lat not lcait
Der u6iplut nptbipcnbige Iusbau bon
2%nnbitrabeir. Nir9cnb miro Ioldc
Irbcit frlhtlos blcibcn. beun: bic
grbcit hcs 5ricocus lit md INNER bic
Mrbeit, bic uricr 9ano n1brt, ,uabrctS
bic anncrc grbcit - ibr gac mikt cs
- 5cbrt.
y y ~
Sic 8irrcn IN Ierifo bo6cn baS
@utc an lid, pab mir uniercn iiibz
lidcn Nafbar (Sanb unD Seutc)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

Der Senat Der Segislntur uon
Ncbrasfa bat einc Sprlage atgcnom>
men. ipeldc pffentlifc bppnotiihe
@urltcllungcn pcrbietct. Scbr gut.
GS lit ciuc crlpieIcnc Sbatiadc. oof
bel @iclcu. ipcrlll Tie mcbrfnd bppnos
tilicrt lporbcn iinb. audJ gcgcu
ibrcu Iunf Sobpnoic cr5iclt
ipcrbcu fnnn. 8cldcu i6lucren Sc
bcnfcu abcr bic WDglihfcit elmer
Snpnoic lpibcr 8i[lcn beaeauen mlib,
bcbnrf ippbl fciner peitcrcn @rortcs
rune. Crit iiingit lit. nm elm gciz
ipiel nn5ifiibren, bel ciucr Dffcntlifcn
bppnotiIhcu @oritcurug III Berlin cine
Samc 10 crrcst ncrooS geiporocn, DAP
bic @pritcllung nbgcbrodcn tpcrben
mIbtc. Die Srau i'm 3uihalcrralnl
mar chen ipibcr @ileu unb pbne, bab
Der &ppnotiiclIr eS wulltc. bppnotiiiert
porbcn. Irh bier in inherent Staatc
oiirftc Gin 8cice, ipclfcs berartige
Sorltcllun9en %pcrbictct, 9e6otcn icin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28

Siinsit itiirmicn ctipa 800 Suifruz
9cttc,l hns anpitpl bon Iopiion. @is.,
iuu Die |prIa9c bctrcfia bcs Srauen=
Itimmrcd)tS uur benz 5%liitdnbi9cn
INcmblp : @Isihub 5ll bcfiirluurtcn.
Ead,bcm Die Samen seiprodJcn. lpagtc
eS ciu Ibacprbnctcr, Hancns Corner,
gegcn boS Sruucuitimurcht 81
Iprcfen, pclhcs Hcht ibnl ia ais
ireicr Siir9cr cincs ircieu Snnocs
6uitnnc. Is mad,tcn bieie Reibcr
abcr eiucn ioidcn &dbnu. bab Der
Vorlibcr "Srbmlng" commanpicrcl,
muBtc. Solauge bic Sraucn lid,
ocrart in cincr Dffcntlid,tA SiBun9
%bctra9cu, babcu tic fciu Hcht nui
8cb0r. Sas Stimmrcht beitcbt
ni6t mr. ans 8cd1tcu. cs bcitcbt aud,
aus Tilidten. nub Die idJeincn jele
Summlcrinncu 5u Iabilpn nod ni6t
81 fcnucn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-03-28
Srcfflih bot iiinoitbiu GrabiI

Srcfflih bot iiin9itbin Gr5biihoi
@lennor. lid iiber Die Scbre Der
SduBcn9el crfldrt. Der Sert ieincr
Srcbi9t mar: limb Gngcl fanlcn unn
bcbicnten ibn." llnb bieran -ans
fniipfeno laatc CT II. o.: .8ir babcrl
III 0ielcm @pnngclium cinen 9eipeis
bafiir, bab Die Stride an Die Griitcnd
Der gn9el unb bcreu Sbbut iiber ms
glau6t, cine Sebrc cbenio idou mic
troitlif. 5oItcn mir bicic 9cbrc
6e5ipcifcln, 10 miiBten mir glcihfalls
Die Sebrcn be5 nltcn ipie bcS neilen
S%cItanlcntcs be5ipeifcln. Sic
Sfriitcn bes Mltcu Seltamcntes inn
.angcfiilt nit Der @eididtc Der gngel.
Gs lit Die Sebrc Der Stride. onb icben1
Wcnihcn Gin Sdubengcl 5ugetbeili
lit. -. Nber nidJt MIR Die ein5clz
iten Weuihcn babcn ibrc Sfuben9cl.
ionbern lpir fDnncu IN ipeitercm Sinue
iageu, Die Samilicn, Stdbtc unb Haz
tionen babcn iolde."