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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24

above statement should put stop to the
sensational gossip that has been heard
on both sides Of the Atlantic as to the
supposed misundersta nding "The policy
can elections the editorial continues.
for many reasons does not commend IL.
self TO us. We agree that tho elections
are not likely to express the free VIII OF
the Mexican people, but we think they
may express IL quite as truly as old
which the United States made no objec-
ton. But while the two governments do
not seem to agree upon this point. re-
ports that threatening communications
have been made from Washington are
unfounded.
the story that British ambassador Garden
In MexIco City unfairly criticised the
American government probably belongs
10 that class OF fiction from which diplo-
mats often suffer. the editorial says:
IF President Wilson and the Ainerican n
people are ready to assume the burden
OF restoring peace and setting UP a good
government IN Mexico, Washington's re-
fusal TO utilize the opportunity which the
elections might afford them for escaping
from an awkward diplomatic situation
would be easy to understand, We are
satisfied, however, that they neither wish
nor intend TO undertake so arduous a
task. At the same time they must see
clearly that any definite adherence TO the
present attitude is almost impractica BILE
Such a dangerous situation is bound TO
develop in one direction or another with
probably increasing difficulties.
I'VE shall heartily rejoice II the lnge-
nuity OF the American pubIicists and dip
lomatists discovers some means for rec
onciling the constitutional scruples Of
Washington with hard and somewhat
brutal facts across the Mexican border.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-24
HUERTA PLACES
PERSONAL STAFF
UNDER ARREST
General Felix Diaz, Accused
of Conspiracy, Takes
Refuge in the Ameri-
can Consulate.
CONTINUED from Page one.)

preted ominously was President Will
son s refusal to discuss Mexico, or any
phases of the problem, when he met the
Washington correspondents in the
usual semi-weekly conference. The pres
ident heretofore always had discussed
informally and nnofficially matters Of
international consequence, giving the
general status of affairs. Today he
asked to be excused.
Crisis Approaching.
Secretary Bryan showed equal reti'
cence. The conclusion drawn generally
was that a crisis slowly WAS approach
ing, that the arrival of General Felix
Diaz appeared to complicate internal
affairs In Mexico, and that stern meas
ures by the Washington government
would not be surprising.
For the first time IN the talk OF recess
and adjournment of congress. the Mexl-
can situation was injected as a reason
for keeping the national Legislature in ses-
sion and IN aGministra ton circles IT was
admitted that il was not the currency
problem alone which made II advisable
for members to stay in Washington
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
CIGAR STORE ROBBED.

Five boxes Of cigars and a quaint
~ Of cigarettes ana JoDacco~ were
stolen from the soda fountain Of W
T. Lindley, No. 3l5 East Hunte.
street, early Monday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

Christians in Atlanta.
Following DIT, Poteat Dr John e.
White. pastor Of the Second Baptist
Church, Dr. Purscr. pastor of the
West End Baptist Church and Dr
Charles Daniel pastor Of the First
Baptist Church, We're successfully in
troduCed and extended in behalf VI
the Atlanta Bapusts a hearty WEI
come to the new pastor
Or. John jenkins. representing the
Methodists Of the district. the next
speaker, referred humorously to the
manner in which he claimed Or Mo
Cornell became Baptist The new
pastor had fallen into "a creek one day.
said Or Jenkins, and Immediately be
changed over from the Methodists Is
the Baptists.
Or. 6roushton Applauded.
Following an address Of welcome
by City Attorney James Mayson. In
which a high tribute was paid TO the
new pastor Or. Len q. BrouEhton,
of London. former pastor Of the TAD
ernaCle was introduced amid ire
mendous applause.
Il don't think ! need any introduc-
ton in this church. said DIT RrougI-
ton. "and so let's drop the prcNmno-
ries and get down TO business You
have called TO your church the man
whom in an the world ! would rather
see here than any other He is d
man who viii found i'm the very front
rank of those who are lighting vice
and sin a man whom Atlautat Will be
proud OF for his sterling Christian
citizenship
When Dr. RrouEh,on had finished
speaking DR. Mcconnell was intro
ducel To the g0ugrr cation. which ape
plaudeG again for AT least five min
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
PET DOC CAUSES
DEATH OF CI,.'..IE2
Hydrophobia Sets in After Bite,
Ending Life Of jacksonville
Conductor.

JACKSONVILLE. Sept. 15.-Harry
W Fall wealthy resident Of So
mersworth. y. H. and former
teacher in New England college.
who had been in Jacksonville for his
health and was employed as a street
car conductor is dead here Of hydro
pnobia.
Fail vas playing with a small dog
Al his boarding house nea rthe barn
Of the Jacksonville Traction Com
pauy, three weeks ago. when the ami
NAL snapped at him and sank its
teeth into his thumb. He thought
nothing 81 the matter at the time,
but several DAYS ago the injury be
came painful and the thumb began to
swell
Upon consulting a physician on
Thursday. Fail, who had suspcCted
he was suffering from hvdrophohi1
bad his feasr confirmed Convinced
that he had sought medical attention
100 late 70 save his lift, Fall called
upon fri nd and made a will leav-
ing $4,000 Nv relatives
BY SatWdnr night his commissions
we're so mar ra6 '9at Il became rec.
ossnrv to cOrdn- him I'm straight
Jacket lie died yesterday in fright
fIl agony
At the car barns IT, was learned
;haf Fal' who was single man uRed
bout 40 had com. tu 81 nsonvile
about seven months ago ard secured
place as "A conductor on the OrtoEa
line which runs into the country. Ow-
ne 10 the condition Of his health he
ork'd only seven hours Il d9r.
His relatives I'm SomersW .r'h have
a.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16

Judge MI SUSPENDED the work
house sentence Upon pron.is- to
Immediately close all places Of
gambling.
SAVANNAH, GA, Sept. 15.-
Savannah women failed to carry
the election for a 100000 bond is
sue to erect an auditorium to-day.
Enough antiVotes had been poll
ed at o'clock to make a two
thirds majority impossible. Those
back OF the movement announce
they will begin a new campaign
and the next time are sure of its
success.
MONTREAL, Sept. 15.-The
habeas corpus writ in the Thaw
case, sued out by Harry K.
Thaw's attorneys and which was
returnsble here to day, was post
poned until Thursday to give the
court time to further investigate
the action of the immigration Of
ficials in ignorin~ the writing and
deporting Thaw.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.-5y
vote OF ~ TO ~, the rouse late
to-day refused to insert in the
currency bill proposition
against interlocking direetorstes
in o proposed Federal reserve
banking system. The amendment
was offered by Representative
Lind5erg.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Hans
Scmidt. the priest formerly at
taehed to St. Joseph's Catholic
Church, IN Harlem. who is held
in the Tombs following his con-
fession that he had killed Anna
Aumuller. the victim in the Hud-
son River mystery, was de-
clared insane BY the courts in
Germany, according to a cable
gram received to-day from Mainz,
Germany.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
NEWS

The arraignmert Of J. Wyiis
Smith, Atlanta adventurer and
one time fugitive from justice in
Mexico, on the charge of forgery,
brought by 7. NJ Hamilton, was
postponed by Justice of the Peace
GIrardeau Monday on account Of
illness of the defendant. Smiths
physician appeared in court and
stated that his patient was in a
dangerous condition. The hear
ing will take place September "a,
Smith is out on bond
WASHINGTON. Sept. 1s.-The
House Banking and Currency
Com mIttee adopted an amend
nent to the Glass currency bill
day prohibiting Federal re-
serve banks from lending on per-
sonsl security and stock exchange
collateral.
GALESBURG, ILL, Sept Is
Max Lille, an aviator, was killed
here this afternoon while making
a flight at the Galesbure Fair
Grounds. He fell 100 feet. The
machine fell on him, crushing his
head and chest He died within
ten minutes after the accident.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. Is
The fight Or the MT encanP-
inert o. he G A r. apensd risk
j. his If noon with Detroit,
Hcus on md Mooie actively in
the race.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 49,
Along With the announcement to-
day b. Speaker Ca that The
conference reEor IN NJ Tariff bill
will be ready for consideration
r .a-t care salts tory sssur-
ances that Senate HoLe Smiths
plan for requl atlng he cotton cK-
change will be accepted b. he
conferees, in lieu o. the Ca IKE
ar nc ent. It is undo stood hat
the House conferees headed BY
Leader Under oos are commit
ted to the Smith scheme, and II is
conf -rtly believed hat the Sen.
ate conferees will acce~t il.
SEA GRIT, N. j., Sept. 15.-A
worlds rifle record for bulls-eyes
on Steward range with 16-ineh
targets was established here this
afternoon by CAPTAIN ". n. Rich
ards. Of Ohio. He hit the mark %
times in a row without a miss.
WASHINGTON, Sect. t5.-Ths
Senate and House conferees on
the tarttf vii TO day increased the
rate on wool tops and yarns over
the Senate rate. the House rate
OF tops was IS per cent; the SEN
ate reduced this to 5 per cent.
MEXICO CITY, Sept. 15.-For-
eign Minister Gamboa snnoune-
ed to day that DR.. Urrutia, Min
ister of the Interior, had resigned
as we'll as Minister Of Communi-
cations De La Funte. This was
the second time in 70 hours that
Dr.. Urrutis has been reported as
quitting the Cabinet.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Sept. IS.
Proprietors Of gambling houses Of
this city, recently indicted by the
Grand Jury, pleaded guilty in the
Criminal Court to day and each
were fined $50 and given a three
months workhouse sentence.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Cow That Barked
Is Put to Death

BOSTON Sept. 15.-Emmeline had
to be killed Although a COW, she
wagged her tail and barked, which
was a sign OF rabies. and led to her
death sentence and execution in
Quincy.
Emmeline belonged to Morris Cor
don, of that town, and she was bitten
by a St. Bernard dog. which. six
weeks ago. terrorized the place
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Florida Vote Fraud
Cases Put on Trial

PENSACOLA. Sept 15.-James
Kelly, one Of four men charged with
conspiracy to falsify the registration
books to-day pleaded guilty in a
court record. receiving a fine Of S15
and costs or so days.
Information was filed against KEEL
ly and others, as a result Of the in
vestigation OF charges Of fraud in a
recent election. Commissioner Pou
and Registration Officer Maura have
yet to stand trial. Their trials are
doCketed to begin tomorrow.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Stomach Removed
To Relieve Cancer

BOULDER, COLO. Sept. 15.-After
having his stomach remved. r. W.
Hastings, 3S. who has suffered from
cancer for years, returned to his
home.
He apparently is cured completely.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-16
Operation Reforms
ManiaCal Criminal

TRENTON, y. j. Sept. 15.-Janos
Szikely. an insane and vicious con-
vict at the New Jersey State prison.
was transformed to normal by the re-
moval of a growth OF bone from the
back Of the skull where it had been
pressing upon the brain.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Sie &lusbeit Der Cans.

rSumm. pie cine Sans. lautel
cine gelGniise Hebensart. Sod bat
man bel oieiem %peel Sfarfiiun uno
srobe @eodhmiBfraft feitseiteat. Sn
einem tbiiriugiid,en Sorfe tam eines
Cages eiu Bauer auf Den Sol ieincs
Natbars unp lab. nie Der ~boSbaitc
Srutbabu serabc iiber cine @ans bers
fiel unb lie arg 5lridtcte, Sa Der
Seludcr einen Spa5ieritod in Der
&anb belt, CAB or Dem folernoen
Yuterbabu Elm paar SGldse unb belt
i'm iosar felt. 10 baB Die Sans Iid)
un9eitort an Dem Yltcrbabn Snrh
Sbnabclbiebe rdden fonute. 9ann
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

Sas UlDdlein hes 8liids.
(@un Seibl. ~

(|pn SeibI.)
Ser 8onig lag am Sooe. bu rief or
icinen Sobn;
Or nabm i'm bel Den SGnben linb mics
i'm auf Den Sbron:
nVtein Spbn", 10 ipraf or 5itternb,
vmein Sobn, pen laii i1 Sir;
Soh ninm NIT meiner &rnne nod Dies
mein Wort bon mir!
Su benfit Sir tpobl Die grbe nod ais
Gin Saus Der 2uit?
Weun Sobn. bas lit nid]t alip; fei
Selien friib betpubt!
Na6 @tmeru 5dblt bas llngIiid, mad
Sropfen 5dblt bas Slid;
Sd geb' in tauienb gimern 5tpei
Sropfen fdum 5urild."
Ser &onig iprift's uno ideibet. =
Der Sobn besriff i'm niht;
er iiebt nod roienfarben Die @elt i'm
Waienlidt.
Sn Sbrpne iitt er ldfelnb; bepei1en
mill er's fIar.
@ic iebr setduiht iein Batter bon
piiIt'r rem Settle mar.
=
llnb auf bas Sad bcs Sanies. arao'
iiber ieinem Saal,
8orin er iGldft uno iinnet unb iiti
bel frobem Ndbl. pl.
SdBt er Elm 8Iodleiu bdnsen bon
bcllem Silberflang;
Sas lditet. pie 'er unten MIR leiie
rilbrt Den Stran9.
Sen aber mill er riibren. 70 tbut er's
tuno I'M Sanb,
go oft er lid red,t sliidfid IN ieinem
Stnn empfapo; 2 ts :.
lnp, trau'n. 5n1mifien .9lalibt er'sS Do
miro fein 5as cntflieb'n
Yin Dem CT nift NIT Hehten bns 8l6ds
lem oiirftc 5ieb'n.
y
lInb Gag um Gage beben ibr roIig'
SalIpt cmpor;
Sod Nbenbe, tpcnn lies ienfen. trGgt's
einen Srauerflpr:
Git lan9t or nnh DEM Seile. bas Muae
flar nno liht,
Sa 5udt linn lpaS bnrch's Snn're -
oas Sell beriibrt er m4t.
e
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Srcunbiddft. bin.
nIusldlten", rnft er, ,ipiQ ids, ipie
hpd,bcaliift i'd, bin"
Sa teuht Gin Bot ms Simmer. ber's
minocr ipridt nls peint:
~Scrr. Den On Srciino sebciBen, pcrs
rietb did mic. Elm Seinbl"
Ser &Dnig mng's pertpinben, es, bat
ia nod ieiu Sauo
llno cinen poacn Sddel unb cine
mdht'gc Sano;
@r bat nod, CRIME Seller, nod 8ieIen
poq bon Suft
llnb b'rnuf ben Sleib Ser IenItcn
unD o'riiber @pttes Nuft.
81 ieinem Scniter tritt ct, iiebt nicber,
licbt bi1all5.
ltnb @icse ieines Slides bebiinft i'm
iebeS Sdlls.
gum Sell bin Gift er sliibenb. mil
5icb'n. mill Idiltcn = iicb'l
Sa itiirmt's berein gum Saule. ba
idat's Dor ibm auf's anie:
rSerr &onig. iicblt 'Su briiben ben
Haud,. Den 9rnnb. Den Strabl?
90 raufcn nni're Often. io'bliet Der
Had)bar StabI?"
.Sa, frcfc M0ubcr!" bonncrtc Der
Shirt in lpilhcm 8liib'n.
llnb itntt bcs @l0dleins muB CT lem
rd6enp @iicn 5ieb'n.
-
Sfon blaidlcu ieinc Saare. Dor
Smlbeu miro or ldipadl.
llnb itcts nod idriuicg bas 8lodlein
anf ieines 6niicS Sad,.
llnb lucnn's ald oft mic Srellbe lid,
anf Die &ans ihm brdngt.
Or benft faum mebr oes @lodlcins.
baS CT binanf9ebdnst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
.&atbpliidcr &~irhcnsaalcisser
Som suten g a nj c n.
Wattb. 13, 24-3O.

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9. G. War. ShuBf. Sbeobor. llrltn,
10. ". Mnbrcas Ipclin. Srnpbon.
ii. 8. Iartin, 9. Iennas. %cranus
II. Wt. Iartin, g. &unihert. SiplniiS,
ID. 8. Stanislnus aoItfa. Sioatlis'
IA. =. Soiapbat. Generanod. Scraptd,
is. g. Seppolp. Ilbert. 8ertrup, 5.
y - ~
Sanshen.
Gin ip(ittrig Sauuerbdus6en itann
bonn Sort
@citab. Sie gigner ndbrten ii6 bonn
~ Sd)orf
Ses magern Stains. Gin fedcr
Strlibelfopf
Cog ~iard5enb ionnenta9s NIT letner
3iegeu
Guf biirit'ge @eibe. Sod Der Wutter
Sppf
Sut ielten pieI auf ieinem @runoa
~ liegen:
Gin 8eithen @ilh, Elm feltes @otts
pertrditen.
Gin mager &ralt unb dn9itlif 8eiters
.Ifduen.
Sas ernlte SD6tcrlein bolt in Dem
Sbale
Sci Ipiber arbeit Srot gum farsen
Wahle.
co idIi6 Die 3eit i'm Salnerbdnsfen
fort
limb 8 mar Elm aruler, bod 5ufrieb'n e
a...i Srt;
Stir falte Stunben mar elm brennenb
Gfeit
Sir fleine 2eibeu @uttertroit bereit,
ltnb g mar 10 bcinclig nno gliids
lid fat
@iel Ieli9er ais i'm &egcntpalait.
1ylijs atarf% 81
Sa eines @benbs iiber @ur3 unf
Stein,
8raa Sanieus biimmiter 2ieblins iid
a elm 9ein
1lnb strnbcIbans bat our6 Die bansc
Ndd,t
Ses Sbierleins S6mer5, ielbit leibenb.
iiberlpudt.
Sod als Der Ior9ensrub Die Watten
trof
Cant er ernlattet in Die Streu gum
Shlaf.'
gus penn i'm ihriG Der S6peiter
Stimme 1dredte
Sic nadl Dem 9riiber6en Die SdnSe
itredte
1lnb rief: so Dor, iprins i6nea gum
IrSt, mein 2ieber =
Sic Iutter itirbt, iie liegt in idtperem
Sieber!"
Ses 8eees entlans feiu idattens
~fpenbenb 2nub,
limb S1nsrbcn' frottet bur6 ben beiBer
Stanb,
8iG ipeirenb ,~!prinsen, bod es sebi
nitt mehr;
Sic maben Siibdeu ihmer5en gar
81, iebr.
Mui eiunal bliet's i'll fpeiter Serne
aiif
llnb nabt in se~iiterbaitem, pilbem
2alIf -
Se5 Ir3tes Iutp - feline leBte Grai!
SaS Siiblein belbenbaft suiammens
RAFT -
Sem 8in.en bilit, fcin gufen unS
fem Shrei -
Gin Biiblein MIR! - Sas Iiito rat
berbei
1lnb in bes IusenblideS 9robter Sein
@irft Sans iib in ben %tiefitcn Staut
binein.
Gin idher Hiid - elm Sluh = bds
Ilto 1tebt -
Gin miioer &%iuoer6lif~ gum Ir5te
flcbt:
,grins mid Sur @llitterl"
,.8obl, tper lit benin Iie?""
sort oben - auf Dem Rain - Die
@nnmarie."
Ser Idhlpcre Iatae rcift erbab'ne
Seloen
Bon beneu feline Mpnmcntc melsen.
Sran6 5ps. 3ug.
a; ~ y
Srpan iibcr Gr5icbmng.
GtaatsIcfretdr 8rpnn belt nculid
cine 8eoe Dor Den Sresbpteriancrn III
8aIbinaton unb ~befilrluortcte onri!l
cine tiefcre mnb Before reli9ipie Or
5icbnng.
Sd claude. inatc Serr grpan.
.oa6 mir ge9eniuGrtig Die bcillame
Gr3ie6ung eil,es driitlifcn Colleges
fir iene nihtigc SebenSperiooe BEND
tbigen. in Der Die im9eu Scute IN oas
Ianncss ODER bas Srauenalter eins
treten. SD CLAUDE. es gibt faum
cincu anaben. mn ih CLAUDE falm.
haB eS Gin @Gb6cn gibt bic nidt DIE
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
Cine pielbittbatise S%e,uaKerums Der
Simmerpflan5en"

miro, Der Sausfrau fpillfommen iein,
melhe auf ldugere 3eit ibr &eim pers
ldBt ilnb nift in Der Gage lit. ibrc
Yflan6enpflcglingc elmer Supcrldiiis
gen Serionlitfeit Sl i~iberlaiicn, uno
5lpur iteben i'm babel 5fuei @clpdiiez
rungsapparate our &erfii9uns. Ser
cine lit Elm GROCER aiibel boil 8alier,
ben iic r%iugsberum ibrc Sopis
~pflnnSen auiitclft. I'M Tie nit Dem
ilDtbi9en NaB 81 pcrioreen. brebt tic
breite Streifen . altem 9cinen 81
biden @iillten, per9rdbt bas cine @ube
berielheu tief in Die Grbc ie zines Blu
m%entopfeS, beidrpert bds alocrc Surd,
irgeno eincn @cgcnitunb herart. ba6
CO bis gum Spben ocS &iibels rcidt
llnS iiberldBt min baS @nu5c iid
Ielbit. 8lcif einem Saligbeher fiibrt
ieber bieier @illite Dem betrefieupcn
Sopi 10 piel @aiicr su bnb CT itdrbia
fclid,t gebalten miro. Die TflanScn al1o
nidlt 1sertrodnenL gleihlpobl ubcr 10
lpenig. %aiier 6ufiihrt. buB Die Grbc
ipdbrcnb Der Nblpeienbeit ibrer BE-
tpobrer nift iducrt.
Ser auoere 9cpdiieruneS Ipparat
lit dnberer Yrt. Sir ieben Sopf
lpdblt man elmer ~larSbaliiee @ein>
flaide. fiiqt lie brcipiertel bon nit
&niier. pcritppft Den 5als nit ctlpas
Woos, 10 bab bieies nur langIam
blrhiideru lam urlb persrdbt tic in
Ihrdger Hihtune nit Dem Sails tiei
in oic Grbe. bis 81 Den @urSeln Der
Sflan5e reiheno. Mud bieier gppas
rat funftiouiert tabcllos. Nutiirid
mlB prrt Seitbriidcn Der Grbe nm
Den SalS Der Tlaide ober burdl einen
~geeigneten Stiiepunft fir 9eniigcns
ben Salt herietben geipr8t iperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
@te Der Sifter hes ,,H~pbiniun"
mpbnte.

Die beriibnte Gr5dbluns bon Hoz
binIon Grhiue, Der aui Gin enhances
@iianb o%erid,lasen purpc unb Iid nit
eigener Strait Die Wiiitcnei urbar unS
lpobn!ih madIte. lid Nabruns. &leie
pung uno Ncbauiun9 ifaifcn muBtc.
bat befanntlih Der @nslduocr Saniel
Sefoe geldlricben.
Sefuc mar Ger Sobn zines Com
boner SleiiderS nnb purbe I'M Sabre
1860 geboren. Or piSnctc iih oeu
Snnbelslpiiienifaiten unb DEM Stiiz
bium Der Yolitif unb madlte in ilns
gen Sabrcn tmlfmdnnilhc Hciien nad)
Spanicn uno mad, Sranfrcih. Ils
Sdriftiteaer p~erDftentlitte er sIerit
Scrfe iiber @anfen uno Sparfaiien.
ilbcr &erIiherungsiueicn. &~ranfcnbduz
ier nnp Srrenanitalteu. Crit als reis
Ter Manu. ihon nabe an bic ied3ia
Sabre. CAB CT iein bebeutcnpites 8erf
bcrulis. Den .Hobinion". Der in enaIis
ider Sprahe I'M Sabre 1719 eridien.
Sbr fennt ipobl aIe ben ~Hobins
ion. oas Sebcn nnb 2eiben beS armen
Sdiffbriihigen, ieiu Hinsen unb 3dme
pfen uno feline Serbinbuns NIT benz
Wiloen .Sreita9". Sbr babt pieueibt
ldbpn barber nahgebaht. Oh bieie @ez
ihid,te freie grfinbung bes Sihters
ooer oh Tie .tpirflib tpabr" lit. 9ar<
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04
FIR die liebe 1u0end.


auf antiuort ld: Seioesl 8alb 8uhra
belt. balb Sidtung. Ils @an5cs aber
pllnbcrih6nl
Gin itottiiher Iatroie, Namens
Ileranber Scifirf, miibtc pirtlidl flint
Sabre nlein auf cinem piiten gilanb
i'm 8eltmeer pcrbrin9en linb itricb
icine @rlebniHe u1O Gmpfinbungen IN
cinem Sngcbuf uieber. SicIes 2agc>
bud; bus er nadl iciucr Grrettung nno
5eimtebr bruden licB, bat, Sefoe ac=
fannt unb fiir feline Iobinions &C.
id]idtc bcniipt. WolIt Sbr ipiiien,
no yHobinion's gilnnp" liest? @cm
Sbr olf Der 2anbtarte Die IiinSnnm
bes Srinofo iuht. finoct Sbr bort int
Weere Die fleinc Snicl Suan Sernans
oc5. Sas mar Der Iufentbaltsort hes
Sdlotten Selfirf.
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Sobues babeu. Oas lit Die Sett oe5
lpabren Samples 5ipiiden DEM 5era.n
unb Dem @eritanbe. Sie pirflihe Se<
bensfrage laltet babin, oh ba5 Ser5
ober Der @eritanp bas 2e6en cons
trolieren ipQ. SD muB es be-
%tennen, i'd itele mid anf Die seite
oes Ser5enS."
ge5iigli1 Der grri6tuns bon
mebr religiDien S6ulen iagte Serr
W. s. 8rpan:
sd battle gr5iebune fir ettpas
mebr als Die bloBe 5%eranbiloun9 oes
8eritanbes. Sic lit bas Iufbauen
bon @dnnern uub Sraren uno Inn
auf alien Seiten abgeifliffene nno
gut sebaute Idnner unb Srauen sli
crbalten, lit cine gleitmdbiee gnt>
tpifelung bes 6er5ens unb bes Ser<
itanpes notbpenoig."
y - y
Ser -. 49," idreibt:
4n unb fir iid lit Sau5 uno Sbeaz
ter niht perbpten. @enn aber Der
Snn5 ober Die Sbeateritiide linans
ltdnbig iino nnb our. lhtperen Siinbe
rei5en, Damn bilbeu lie Die nddite 8ss
legenbeit Der Siinoe unb iino Ielbitper>
itdnblih unter idtperer Siinbe perz
bpten. @er Sonntags Wpr9ens our
81. Communion geben mill. Der tonnte
iid faum ihledter auf bieies bofbl.
Sntrnment pprbereiten,. als oaour1,
baB Ell am Sdmstag I6enb einenl
San5e beiipobnt ober bas Sbeater be-
iuht. Sa lit alib elm anitGnbiger
Cans uub elm iittlid reines Sbeaterz
itiif = relieioie Glide iinb natiirlih
alisgenommen-niht in Der Srbnung.
- y y
Die @eite Der Sram.
Hiht moalitb, meinen Sic. 1Ino
bod. gieentlih lit es eritaunli6. bab
Die 8ettermaher Der Npbe 10 LANCE
3cit brau6ten, Inn Die S~errepipelte an
ben Snmenfleioern ein5ufiibren. Sm
Sabrbuitoert Der Srauen : 9etpeguns:
in einem 3eitalter, ba audi Die idiihs
~terniten Srauen ii6 bebr unb Itol5 bonn
bdusliheu SCRIBE losreiBen iInb bas
2eben NIT Wdnnerbdnben 3u meiItern
llId,en: III Den Sagen, Da 1don Die
gadfii6e Serrenfranatten tragen,
iun9e Wdoden nit Spa5ierit0den lllits
panbeln, Die nSrau bon piersig Sab
rem" iid inter S6mer5en Elm Ionpfel
ms Iu9e flemmt unb @reiiinncn
Gienrren raud1en = ba bate Die
8eite, als bisber ausihlieBlihes
Wtdnners Yripileg, Dem ltarten 8es
ibleht idou ldugit itreitig gemad)t utb
5ugleih nit mdnnliher Sbattraft unb
mdnnlidem Iutb DEN 6ranen perz
lieben lperbeu miiIen. Hln RIDDEN
it'd Die Sraien uno babeu lid Die
@eiten ielbit gebolt. Sas lit Die
Wtobe .bernier cri". limb Die Sralen
lpiiieu tie allh ihon 5u b~anbbaben.
Sciteu aus Seibe. Srotat, Slld -
furs cine Iuslpnbl, Die Oh ibrer Hei6;
baltigteit ii6erlidl ben Neib aler Ser
ren1hneibcr Observation-Disclosures. Sie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-11-04

SaS Nlter Der Observation-Disclosures
Samcn ertennt man aud, barau. Oh
lie Die @labe peS SeperberS nod
genirt!