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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-06-06
ANACOSTIA.

The fight started by The Herald severa
months ago, and since that time followed
up by the Anacostia Citizens Associa.
ton, relative to the apparent discrimi.
nation against certain parts OF the Dis,
trict in the delivery OF freight and bag.
gage. will be brought TO definite form
to-day, as far as the Anacostia section
is concerned. when the final replies OF
the companies concerned to the petition
Of the association will be presented be-
fore the Interstate Commerce Commits
sion. So far. two Of the companies have
replied, Adams Express Company and
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and
both deny the charges and state that the
volume Of business in Anacostia does not
warrant a more detailed service than is
now furnished-but the association main
tains that there is as much business in
Anacostia as there is in other sections
Of the District where the desired service
is furnished. After considering the re-
plies received to-day. Attorneys Frank
s. Bright and Albert f. Beck will short
ly decide just what course they intend
to pursue and will present the matter
at the June meeting OF the association.
Gustave Bender. chairman of the leg
islative committee OF the Public I'M
provement Association of Congress
Heights. yesterday forwarded to Repre-
sentative Burleson, chairman of the
Conferees' Committee Of the House, a
letter urging the passage of the item in
the District bill for an addition to the
public school building in that suburb.
An interesting service, under the aus
pices of the Women's Home Missionary
Society of the AnacOstia Methodist Epis-
copaI Church, was held last evening in
that edifice in L Street. when the treas
ure'' boxes. which have been placed in
places around the church
for the past year, were opened. and
money in same contributed toward the
missionary work.
The large steel wind mill. which has
stood adjacent 70 the engine house at
Congress Heights. is the cause Of a COM
plant filed yesterday by several citizens
of that suburb, who request IT'S removal
on the ground that it is Of no further
use. and nuisance to the community.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-06-06

Runs-Campben o. Thompson o. Lyon q,
RuIlCuEh. MartirElv. JaesChkc a. ROundtre 49,.
Murray 81. IaCk1un WatSoI ~. Struthers ~, J.
White l5I. FIrst has halls-Of White >; of
NIcCaffrcy. {: a Patterson. .. Of Lyon. l. In
ning5 UItched-Bv MrCafrpy. ) -: by Patterson.
-: by Lyon = Hits msde-Of McCaTrey. 10;
81 Patterson. l. Str7iCk CGt-By White 6: ~
=on, R1undtrcs c. Murray. StrothCrs llguu.
Thrpc-base hits-StT0ther=. Murray. Two-baSc hits-
jackson J. White, R0undtree. Sacrifice hits
Lyon McCafrpv StrotheTs. Stolen bases
Jaeechke %. Murray ~. Jackson. Watson.
Sircthers White ~. Double plavs-Whits to
StrotheTs: Murray to RCundtTec 10 StTothCrs. Hit
b pitcher-By Patterson gaeschkel: hv White
Patterson McEIfreshl. BaIk-Wbitr /: Patter-
son. > Umpire-Mr Woodward. Time Il game-2
hours.
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Trinity, 16; Carroll. 9.
Trinity beat Carroll yesterday in the
Marquette League. I6 to 9. Score:

Ruus-BreEsr r.. ]. A. Martin q. Thueo ~.
Wise q. kilburn. 4. MuTtaugh. King ~. Blundon
e. Window 81, Stewart o.. Jackson o.. Leishere.
Flrst base on erTurs-CarroII. .: Trinity. s Lett
on hases-Carrnll, s. Trinity. :. First haze on
bAs-Oh Martin, .; of CAN'T /: OF WOTkendyke
!: On Masino. l. Innings pitched-By Workendyse
u; by Masino a. By CAN'T. L Times At bat
by opponeuts-AgE'nst WOrkendyke 10; against
MaSLno-, 5; against CAN'T, T. Hits mEde-Oh
MoTEendyke, Z; on CAN'T. = Stnck out-Ry
Wurkendyks. ?: by CAN'T. 1: by ] ]. Marin /.
ny hohrlnan. Home run-Windom Three-hase
hit. A Martin. Two-base hits-KiIburu. Win
com, L1eishere "a. Stolen bases-King 60. Blum
aon' stewart ~. Jaekson. Bsisiere r. H. Muir
taugh o. Double DlEy-I. J. Martin TO Wise to
J J. Martin. Hit b. pitcheT-By Nasino lThusel /;
~ CAN'T Ulohman, MurtNighl. Passed balls
! hour and 30 minutes
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Runs-ShuErIr. Mes. Dcgncn As1uith S Seay
i21 Harding. Tcney. SEeCkells. H. Seay D. Ruiz
FIrst base on CTOrs-Suuthcrn. =: Braddocks
Lift on basvs-S0UthCIn. g. Praddock- ) First
b-ss on balls-Of Ca7tWCIl /: Of Mccarthy. .; Of
Shockels, l. Innings pitched-By CautweII
Hits made-Of CsutWell. { Struck 0ut-By Can't
well, . By McCarthy. .: by Shcczells. L. Two
base hits-Ruiz, Asquith, H. Seay. Stolen base
Hunteman ~. Mess %. Degnon Asuuith. Cash
s Seay %. Harding. Torvy o. H. Eeay. D. Ruiz
Shugrue ~. Double plays Riddle to Mclean;
shuErue lunlssistedi. Hit ny Uitcher-By Can't
well Harding; by sheCkelIs lHuntemanD. Wild
pitch-SheckeIls. Passed balls-Beatty g. Tarrey.
UmPiIe-Mr Hughes. Time q Eame-I hour and 20
minutes
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Jury AcauIt. HnIstead.

A jury in Criminal Court No. >. follow
ing the directions Of the court. yester-
day acquitted Griffin Halstead. a for
mer broker. OF a charge OF embezzIement
Of S5.ono worth OF stock from Hubert
kleinpeteT. one-time chauffeur for Mrs
Mark Hanna. There Is still another in
diCtment pending against Halstead. the
charge being false pretense in connection
with dealings he had with John H. How
ell in 1909
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OUR FUTURE BIG EEAGUERs.

The Church Of Reformation A. c.,
sends out a challenge to all uniformed
teams, none excepted of Washington,
Maryland, and Virginia. Communicate
at once with R. c. Limms, 31S Florida
Avenue Northwest.
The Iowa team of the Junior hide
pendence League made their debut yes
terday by defeating the Atlantics Of the
above league.
The Yankee A. c. beat the AII-Stars,
II to yesterday. The game was called
in the sixth on account of darkness.
The Linworth A. c. defeated the St
PatTick's team yesterday, II to To- A
triple by Luber in the eighth inning with
two men on cinched the game for the
winners. Score:
RHE
I5nworth A. c.. OiI-oI5 Osx-M Is )
ST. Patrick's....... 2IO2 O-lo )
Battsriss-C0ulton and Luber; Wick. Gauzza. and
Graham.
UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
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O'CoNNOR TO SERVE.
Local Man VIII Omciate at wrest-
ling Carnival.

Pat O'Connor. the well-known loca
sportsman. has been secured to oficiatt
at the huge wrestling carnival which will
be feature of the knights Of Columbus
visit to the Capital tomorrow night al
the Lyceum Theater.
Mr.. O'COnnor has long been known for
his fairness and impartiality. and 1t Is
on these grounds that Chris Jordan and
Archie Parker, who will meet in the
feature event of the evening, agreed
upon him as the man.
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Runs-O'ReiTly Martha Thompson. First base
on errurs-Al0ysius, J. Left on bases-AOysiUs. ;;
National ; First base on halls-Oh Thompson,
.; on Shalin, ; Struck Uut-By Thompson. ?;
by Shalin. s. Home un-ThOmpson- TwObass
hit-AIartin- Stolen bsses-O Reilly. Martin. Bah
6inEton g. King a. Rawlings -. Costa. Double
play-King 10 L. Russo to Nau. Hit by pitcher
By Shalin Darlington. Wild pltches-Shalin. l.
Passed balls-CulstCn. , Umprr-Mr. Newman
Time Of gane-l hour and % minutes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-06-06
Marlboro Races Open With Banner Crowd
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMEs TO-DAY.

Cspital CITY LeaFoe-Postofhee vs.. Cornell
Ool1utia League-EquitGble ". kensingion- -
Eagt washington League-Metrurolitan vs., MINI
Ipdependence LeEgue-Pepco vs.. southland
NTorouette Lsague-PTintsrs ". ST stephens.
No-tbern Observation-Disclosures Seator.
n RI Y NJ c. A. LeEgue-No game.
sunday School League-Natiyity "a Sherwood
GoTurument LeAgue-G. +. o. ~ Interior.
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SHECKELLS IN FORM.
Proves Too Much for Southern,
BruddOcks Winning.

Johnnie Shekells, pitching for the Brad
docks in the Columbia League yesterday,
proved too much for Southern. striking
out eleven and giving only three hits.
The runs secured from his delivery were
made on one hit and an error. Two
double plays by the losers were the
features Of the contest. Shugrue exc
cuted one unassisted by capturing A line
drive from Cash's bat and doubling
Ruiz on third. Mclean played bril-
liantly at short for Southern. making
several nice stops OF difficult grounders.
Score:
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RECORD BREAKING
CROWD ATTENDS
MARLBORO MEET
Garterman Beats Luoian in Steeple-
chase in Feature Race by
Three Lengths.
SEVEN CLOSE RACES ARE RUN
MARLBORO SELECTIONS.
BY GEORGE B. MORRIS.

BY GEORGE B. MORRIS.
First Race-Mama Johnson,
Ponkatassett. Rosebery ".
Second Race-Otilo, Anna Sell
lers. Third Rail.
Third Race-Christmas Daisy,
Bonnie Bee, Dora NJ. LutZ.
Fourth Race - SabO Blend,
Ynca. Flying Squirrel
Fifth Race-Aviator, Bat Mas
terson, Lord Wells.
Sixth Race - Merise, Teddy
Bear, Hanna Louise.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-06-06

TTIIs-FTITIIITs NlTeTn1Tg, FeI1man- IhlTIf0n-
Russo ~. Mixer "a, Rogers ~, Reiden AIourre
Left on hases-Regents. 6; Park. 6 First bass on
} Innings nitched-By Williamson, .; b. Newton
!. Hits Tade-Of Williamson. :: OF Newton. I
Struck on-By Williamsou }: By Newton. Z. ~
Chisn, dc Home un-Millcr. Thrpe-base hits
siTcrfSrE- Rogers. TWC-base hit-Russo. Sacrifice
hit Charlton. Stolen hasea-Charlton On Reidsn
HsrdelL Russo. Miller. Hiscr Rogers. Hit IN
piicher-By Newton Miller. Passed bals-SilrsT.
feg ~. Miller. Balk-Chism. Umpire-sIr Jen-
AinS. TINE q game-l hour and 2 minutcS
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-06-06

Ruus-HaWkius. BaTnwCl ~. johnson. Kicks ~ .
Ford PACE, Suder. Hunt, Walker Carter. Johnson.
Henderson, Jones ~. Earned uIns-War and
Navy, 10; Agriculture. : FRS bass By errurs-
War and Navy , Agriculture. J Left On bases
Agriculture, ?; War and Navy / Innings pitched
Jones. s; Morris. l. Hits made-Of Jones. Z
Struck out-By Jones. .: by johnson. .. Three
haR HIT. johnson Two-base hits-Barnwpll.
Thomas Stolen hses-HaUkins BaTnWel -. T
johnson Walker, T. S johnson, Jones. Double
pay-WalkCT 10 Hawkins Hit BY pitcheT-By
Jones CFord). Wild uitche$-Jcnes~ > Umpirr-
Mr.. Harley. Tine Of game-l hour and % minutes
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Civil Service, Is; Aud. State, 3.
Civil Service played all around the
Auditors for State team in the Treaury
I,eague. beating them. Is To 3. Score:

Rurs-ThOmIsou t2'. Ritteumeyer "a. Hull =.
Merrill u. c. Smith o. Walker. KusiUnk Cation,
Reno -. McLaETeu Roberts. Fulcher. Left bases
civil Service. s. Auditor State s. First base on
balls-Oh Cation. =. Of Crus0n. s Innings PITCHED
BY Cugs0n. Is: by McIarrpn. l IS Times At hat
by oIrunents-AEainst Cru-on. . ; McLarren. 10
Hits madc-OF CrusOu Il: of McI.arren. 5 Struck
Cut-Ry eaton. L: b. Crus1n 6 by MCLaTrcn. l.
Home urn-RittCumeye- Threc-blse hit-FMlcher.
Two-ha-e hits-HuIl. 9. Smith Walker Hit BY
litch,r-Ry McIauvn. RittCumeyCr. Wild Titches-
Groom. > Passed hau-T. Rector. UmTire-Mr
Credible. Time Of Eame-l hour and 50 minutes.
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NATIONALS BLANKED.
AIsysius wieIds whItewash Brush
TO Tune of 3 to o.

to Tune of 3 to o.
AIysfus handed the Nationals the Short
end Of a ; to score in the Independence
League Yesterday. The game developed
into a pitchers battle from the start,
Thompson and Shalin both working In
fine form. The latter was unfortunate
however, in having the three hits ne
allowed. punched in the third inning,
when Aloysius registered three runs. On
his first appearance at the plate. Thomn-
son smashed the ball over Centerheld
fence for the circuit. Score:
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Methodists. IS: Metropolitan. 8.

In a joke game in every sense OF the
word, Metropolitan was swamped by an
avalanche Of long hits. the Methodlsts
winning without any effort, IS TO g..
Score.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-06-06
PARK ONCE MORE.
Regents Drop weII-pIayed Game to
Opponents, = to {.

In a well played game. the Park team
won another contest from the Regents in
the Northern Association yesterday.
Williamson started the game for the
Regents, but after a two-base hit. a three
base hit. and a home run were made,
he retired in favor of Newton Miller
was the individual star. with a home
run and two singles. The game was
played in the remarkable fast Tine of
one hour and twenty minutes. S,orc
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL.

Buffalo. .: Toronto, :
Newark. Z: Jersey City. :.
Providence. !. Baltimore. :
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War and Navy, IL; Agriculture, 5,

The WARRIORS defeated the Aggles in
Colored Department League, L to :.
johnson pitched alright ball. hut errors
alnMed AEgLes To scnre Scnre.
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WHITE MOUNTAINS
DELAWARE RESORTS,
HOTEL HENLoPEn

REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE
WILL OPEN SATURDAY, June IS. FOR THE
SEASON or isl2
Directly On the Atlantic Ocean Write for Book.
let and RateA Walter Burt01. Owner and PropE.
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UNITED STATES LEAGUE.
Pitts5urg. 5; RsadisE. s
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
HOTEL RAVENROYr
HOTEL LELANDE

Mas. Ave. and Peach UEobstrIrted ocean view
rr,Cns. elevator. Special rates JACOB p. HAWK.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13
Maria. Croft Der S~tcr5enben.

Bic GIlericliaitc Sunsfrau Maria
erid,icn i'm Sabre 1866 Dem aapu>
sincr Safobus bon Hlriia, ais bers
ielbe i'm Sterben lag. .@ei ibrem
Nnblide ricf bieier Shiislirs Der bl.
@ottcsmltter boil Gnt5iiden aus:
% on tauicnbfah ielisite Sun9irau.
on glorreifite Sun9frau. on reinite
oGer Sunefralen! @ie Mndbis bit
on. buB on alp f6mmlt. mid al be-
iud)enl 8ic ebrt MIDI neine ginfebr
bel mir!" Damn ipcnbete CT lih an
Den 9riibern. Die iein Stcrbclaser nm>
itaupen nnb riet nit Srobloden: .Sa
lit tic! pa lit lie. Die triumpbicrenbe
aDnisin oes Simmelsl ga lit lie. in
mid, ab6uholcn uno in bcn Torbof Der
bciliseu Stobt @ottes cinSufiibren!-
llnb or pcrihico alsbalb inn Triebcn
Sciu unb @ari6. = YSenbbote."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13
Bon q / c. q r.

8enn man in ben Ser. Staaten
bicl parauf bdlt mDelihit piel
8ilbungs : 8%elcsenbeiteu 81
bieten, 10 bari man bod nod fraeen,
pb fir Die &c q B d II geniisenb @e=
Ieeenbeiten in Den Shulen borbanoen
Iinb, Die Sanspirtb6af 5l
erlernen. llnb mir piilen redt pobl.
bab beim 2eIen bieIer 3eilen mauhe
.beutihe Sausfrau", Die Itol5 oarauf
lit, baB ibr Rann unb ibre ainoer
srunb> geIunb" iino. i6nea nit ben
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balten lernt elm Mdb6en bon Der
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.fori6e", beutide Sausfrau sebort
piirbe, ipie tie an ibrer Softer Iast,
ipenn bas Glen 5u bereiten lit: Och
meg! @b' i6 Sir's ae5eist babe, babe
i'd oas Glen fertig!" llno, pie beim
3oden, 10 9ebt es oft audi beim
@aIfen, 8ii9eln, Ndben. ETC., etc.
Hub SaS lit nift bare Sbeoric. go
eeidiebt es in pielen. pielen
Sailsbaltungen, benen cine ybeutIhe
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2eute. ipeldJe meinen als bns n@e>
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idulen iei iiberfIiiiiges
n@eqnatid" bon Isrihen. ipel6e
nid)ts bonn eften, 6riitlifen SAINT
Iienleben tpiiien.
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meinen, baB SausbaltunsspeIen elm
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bic III5u rti6rittIi6 e II.
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bait lei auf Den usiter b e.
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pas &oden. 8aiden, &dbcn. Siiseln.
etc. einfad 3u eiuem 8 II b Ell So
artifel MAIDEN. 10 baB man Sieie
slrbeiten in Der Sampfipdiderei. IN
Der 8dderei. i'm S6neioerlaoen imz
mer iperoe beioreen laiien uub be-
iteuen. tpie man Iobren unb Hiiben
unb @rb1en fiir's 8elb auf Commando
beltelt. llnb oieie .Sortihrittsleute"
baben Sa5m nod Die Sbatia6e Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

umiatteln. @ir biirfen nift per>
geiien, baB bieie 9ei6dftieung bel Den
lungen Wdohen einem nutiirlifen
Erich entge9enfommt, Der tiinitlid)
unteroriidt fporben lit, elmer Nnlage.
Die unenttpidelt bleiben mllBte. Der
Observation-Disclosures ltnterrift itebt
i'm 8nnbe init Der Natnr nnb ,pirb
CUTE Jrii6te fir 1amtlie, Bolt mnb
gaterlanb 5eitisen.
(Spe5iea fir bieie Seitung.C
Mmerifaniide aatbplifen, be,padet
Cure SnsenbI"
go leien mir in elmer 3uI6rift.
fuel6e nns bon unierem Gorreipons
benton .ltltramontanus" 5uge5t.
Serielbe ihreibt ndmlih:
Sanf Der 8a1iamteit unierer
Stride unb ibrer. bon @ott gelebten
Siener, tpiiieu mir beute, pie Die
s reimaurerei ii6 gang beions
oers Inn Die Sll9enbpflege uno Sic @es
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Susenb bat, beiiBt Die 3ufunftl
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unb benz S6ur5fea gu bieier @rfennt>
nib gefommen, nno tie perird)en nit
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@erbanolungen Der nierteu 9esirfsz
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gerbanbes bes @ereins beutid,er
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Seilbrpnn itattianb.
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tiimmern M Tiff e, unb tpie ,iie bar
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~beitebenben Sugenb : Srganiiationen
tpie ben gunb beutiher Sugeubs
pereine, ben Tfabfinoer@ 8unb,
Die @anberp6eel, H.. I. ~, in ibr
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ellten Iatb, iebt. noriihtig 5u 8erfe
5u geben. bamit M Die gbiiht Der
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WaSfe hes @ubluollens 1on mar iih
an Die Suseubnerbdnbe beranmad)en
unb Die 9ebeime Ibiidt babel ipobl>
peislih nerbergen. Die 9%usenbriiber
iollen bic Sffisierc itellen, inter heren
2eitnns banit bic juseubliden slrmeen
abnunsslos ms 5reimaarer 9aser
birisiert uiirben! 0tit Den alten, pers
losenen, abseoroldenen Sbraicn bonn
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mar bel Der Sligeno Sllrore 81 MAIDEN
II. !. ~. Sieiem Slane intereiienlos
aeseniiberiteben. bie6e ipbiel, als tuie
ben Grnit Der Situation perfennen.
8enn man bebenft, tpelfe finanSieac
Iittel Der 9oee in ieber 8eiie sur
Serfiiguns iteben. 10 fam man iih
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

etit Stlo bon Der freimdllrertId1eil
Terienfun9 n%nierer tommenben &C.
nerdtionen MAIDEN, menn - ipir
Die Sanb in Den SdooB lcgen fpiirben.
Sebteres miro aber nift gcIdeben unb
Die aatbolifen neroen ihon ibr
Iugenmert barduf rid)ten uno Den
-. 9riibcrn auf Die Singer 9liden.
Sdon iperben idnrmtlihe fatboliihe
&reiie alarmiert unb audi biele fpeniz
gen 3eilen mDgen 5ur %Iufffdrung bei>
tragen. @as beute Die beuti6en
2ogen prafti5ieren. admit ma morgen
in Mmerifa naf un0 umgefebrt. IlIo:
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yefuadJt Cure Sngenb, tie lit, nddlit
uniercm 0lan6en Sas beilisite 0ut,
mas 0ptt Gnh gegeben hat. Sprgt
bafiir, haf Cure Suseno in fatbu=
liifen Smgenb SrsauiiatiDnen Iu=
idlnk nnS Stiite iinbet, unb ipltc IS
an iDldJen md manseln, 10 iperoen
bic bermfeneu Snitansen, %barunter Der
Central Yeretn, baln gbbitlfe ifaf=
fen! Nebmt es nidt leidJt! Was
niitt es inns, uenn mir bic ~if5niten
2irden bqmen mnb fommenbe slat=
benslpie 0eidlefter reiRen tie nie=
Der! Sarnm: or It BIZ Susenb b!
Sir tic lit feline Wiiibe, fem Spfer,
fein Sdpeiftrppfen 5u ptel! Gs ut
cine beiligc Miiiipnsarbeit fir uniere
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Gin ausee5ei6neter braper Sater
batte 5ipei SDbue. 9ieie batten es
-ihon als &nabeu erfabren, baB Der
Batter feinen 8iperiprI1 leipen
fonnte. .@ont SIR. baS gilh Der
Iater elm frernolibe5 @eIiht 5eige,
miiBt Sbr gebor6en", baS piilen Die
@eioen gut. Neuli6 mar irsenbpo
Sans. gs fomnt Elm Suride in oas
5aus. .8ie, sebt SIR nicht mtg"
iraete er Die beiben &ameraben. Ser
SINCERE iast, ipeuu eS Der Batter err
laribt, ial Batter. rpie lit esq" Der
@dter iagt: y@erne iebe ih es nift;
iuenu Su ahes lpilit. fannit Su
'9eben." = .Nuu", iagte Der 2ofs
posel, .fomme amitl". = .Nein. ih
9ebe niht; ih neib. mas es beoeutet:
SD lebe es nibt sernel ltnb ih mill
nidt etfpas tbun. mas Ser &ater ul>
germ iiebt." = 8rapol Sut ab Dor
einem iolhen SiineIingel
~ ~ =
- Sie Netp Yorfer Suffraecttens
Siibrerin Srau Belmont bebauptet,
bab Der iuuge &ann Die Idtung Dor
ieiner Wutter perliere. ipbalb er gum
eriten Wal Ieiner Siirserpflidt on Der
8abllrne geniigt. 8enn pas tbats
idhlid ir9eubiuo Der Sail mare, 10
lam bort Die Ihtung Dor beiagter
Mtutter niht iebr tief iiseu.
- Sas nGdite Ding alf bem Sc
biete Der Samenmobe linb alio aploz
our6pirfte Striimpfe unb Striimpfe
nit Yfaueneifetten. Sic Hcuerlln0
bebiuet ielbitueritdnblid fiir5ere 8leiz
Der. Sic Strilmpfe ncrben Sicmlih
tbeuer iein. bafiir miro aber aud OIL
bacterial fir ba5 INNER mebr suiams
menidrumpfenbe aleib seipart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

.@ott crbulte SieI" unb Ihob midi
sur SbIr binnus. gu Sauie anges
fommcn, erbielt ih Iuftrag. meine
&letocr 5u ned,ieln, betam cine groBe
Shuitte trofenen Srotes. meine Biz
der, ioipie cine Hutbe nit Dem gcs
merfen: vSieic fannit Oh audi fir
Sid anipenOcn." Sh nahm Das
Iues nnb ging, burfte aber fcin ur@
.frcunblid)es @eiidt MAIDEN; benn audb
oarallf ad)tete meine Iutter. Sd
per5og feline Iiene. 9lber ais in Die
Stoppelfelbcr erreiht bate. unb midi
iingelcben ipuBte, ba brdd)en meine
Suriif9ebdltenen Sbrdnen los. niht
ilbcr ods @dnIebilten - Sodmutb
fanntcn mir nidt unp burften inns
por feincr Irbeit Ifdmert; meine
Sriiber BADEN ipgar ben getteueuten
ibre Siirben bis CUR Sdlfte bes @eseS
gum ndd)iten Sorfe trngen belfen =
lcin, bas &iiten Der 9dnie erpreBte
mir feline Sbrdne. aber bieic Shmadl
in Der ShuleI Sann fiiblte id3 audi
pirfIid Heue. DAB i6 bieies arme.
perlaiiene @eien beleibist bate. Ils
aht Gage perflpiien paren, mubte ih
Dor Der gan5en Glaiie Die 8eate um
Ter5eibung bitten. Seitbem fpnreu
mir INNER intime Sreunbinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13

Gr nidlt mare, miirbeit In pielleift
etne Sflauin Doer elm ~milenluieS
@erfsens icin. 3eise Seine Sanf-
bartlett bafir in riftiger Weiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-08-13
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Sanb emit unter alien giihern
Gang beritanbt ltno fpurmourh@
freiien -
Neines Iiitterleins @ebetbuf,
Sas Die Sabre id)ier per9eiien.
11nb ih rebm's eeriibrt 81 Sdnben,
Senfe ldngit entihlpunb' Seiten;
@elfe 9liitbett, pelfe Vldtter
2eis burd) meine Singer 9Ieiten -.
Sfdit, gersibmeinni1t, bas Slilms
leir,
Sinft bon bieier Seite nieber, =
limb i'd finb bort mande Spltren
Som @ebet Der Wtiltter tpieDer.
~
limb i6 Ieie inter Sbrdnen,
$50 bas gliimleir bat sele9en;
Sdgli6es 8ebet Der Wutter
Sir ibr Sinh Inn @ottes Segen.
Seter @albe.
(slus Dem ,@elben @liidtpunihbud)e"
bon gmil Gitter.)