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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23

@cibnndlt - 9cipcibte N|adt. Scr
Slang DER .8eibnndjts9lodcu ldBi
icbcs 6erS IN MISUNDERSTANDING crz
bliibcn, lie rufen @rimucrlungcn III Den
&er5cn Der Altcn, frnhcs 6pficn nnb
Grtpnrten bel Der Snacno berppr. Sd
iclbit Die .Sraurigcn lucrbcr init Iprt>
| g~criilcn ppm &cibnnhts5ullbcr. "a
4 tbut lid eimndl Niles nuf, mic emit
Der Simtnel III rncnolid)cr 2icbe. Ser
Yetriibte pergiBt leinen Summer. Der
| &arte Dffnct fem Ser5. Der @crhittertc
rpirb p%erlobnlid) geitimmt. @cibndht!
Set Der 9iebcl @iepiel Srcllpc fonu
belitc geldt, ipicpiel @ltte5 9ctban
fperbenl @ie lam bos 6erS Der
Irmen, Der perlalicnen &inoer pnrd,
Acine fleine @abe ~crfrellt peroen!
9tinm Sid, ibrcr Ill. Gs lit bod,
S@cibnodrtcu. IS lit ba5 Set Der
ticbc. Bic fro9t nidt mir nad Ser
picnit mn @iirbi9fcit. Die ltcigt aud
M bic Sicfcn bc5 Glenb3 6I Den &C.
ufcncn Scrfcbmteu.
@cnn bic altcu Weibnahtslicbcr
.itgcu nrn bic &cr5cu am ganmc
%mffiemmen, rauu fummt ,upbl in
ebcS ScrS cine weid)c 9icgung, ein
z Scfiib! uun 0iiid. gSir iplcn nns
Der niGlt iclbitiihtig nm beauem an
pen Iifd Ger &errlidfeiten ic,en inb
lie Wabcn %aHitaiincu mn bc,unlnern,
kir iulien nnh an Sieicnisen ncufcn,
E ornueen itebcit, bcncu fciu Ghriit.
nm brcnnt uno feline ircidc Hano
l. pergrdmtcn &auaen iticihclt. Die
Sngcno ltlit ia 10 germ, nub cas- @e=
buBticiu, 6rcioe geiucft 81 babci,
prinst cdtc @cibuahtsircnDc iu'S
tigne Ser5.S N}an fauI iuidt Wien
Pclfru, aber has III fein1 WrmaS, itIftpf
MO elcihaiiltia an 9cib nua @sb por=
|b%erinaehcu. Ninu inun pff nit cincr
iciucn Wnbc Srrnbc bcrcitcn, unb cs
pirp 10 uft DcriGninI. Gs gibt 10 pielc,
(ic pnrd crbarWienbc W.iinc nnh 8iite
ut ritcm lcibpulcn Sebeu bcfreit
purocn. Scbcu mir ui,S einntnl INT,
fiubrm lih idDun ncrluicuc Seclen,
|rmc S:tncr, ocmcu mir bclfcm tjnucn.
rs III bud MciDuGd jtcI! &enn sSencr
tAii2 ircuoigcm Scr5cn lid Der I'm
Rliidlidcu annebmcu miirSc, 10 uicl CT
ffiui, iueun Scocr sur 9inacrIn9 Der
&uth cit Shcrflciii bcitragen wiiroc.
ShnI iuarc &eibnad)tsjubel INN
Srenpc lit jcber %iittc mn Nnc Mir.
Scu Die @ngeibotifait ~erfabrcu:
c,Si:1c, III %uerfInSist @ud, cinc srpke
SrcMec."
llnh llul fontnc htrnicncr. lpcibcs
tbac Nac]t, flirgct BEL mip flnr burdl
Sic Sanne, frablifc &cibnnftsglpdcn,
lil;f !uSi hN III! ipnbr ipcrbeu bic
S%oris, ole emit bic Gngcl iaugen:
.N:ittcn oni Green, iucil mir glitcn
%iae:;s ihle"
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23

W | b d. IS ricDcT, u1o nc
tpnnen nitt Die id)pnen @eibs
na6tslieoer iin9en. Boil gitterfeit,
lln3ufriebenbeit unh SroB idreiten
0ieic iungcn Wcniden burh's 9eben,
uno tic boffeu unb bpffen ouf cine
before, 9ufunft; dbcr lie boffen pers
gcbcns. Phi Dem @eec be5 ltnelaus
bcns, bes llmitlrSe5 uno bes &lnliena
ballcs gebt es niht bin gum irDtIfen
Tarabics, ionbern bInab IN etncr
gdbnenben Ib9rlinb.
. pie gang anbers feiert Die fatbos
liide Sltgenb bas @eibndhtsfeitl gSie
itrablen 10 freubi9 Die slugeu, unb lpie
flingcn 10 frob sic pruberidDnen
@eibnadt5lieber aus Dem iueenblihen
aeblenl lInb parum? MeiI in ihrem
Ser5en Der @laube an bds SbrtItfino
lebt. .@s lit MIR i'm Same Dem
Wenihen gegeben, in Dem lie fonnen
ielig lperoen." Sas lit Sbrtitfinbleins
Same. Sarlim iantmelt ftd Die fa>
t6oliihe Sugeno nit beiliger 8eeeiite@
rung nm Die Weibnddtsfrippe unp
ipriht nit illbelubem Ser5en:
pSu Bethlehem 9eboren iii nns
Elm &inbelein;
Sas bdh' ih mir erforen. lein
ei9en mill i1 iein."
Sd. iein eigen fpolen mir. ibr lieben
fdtboliidlen Siiuslin9e fem, linn, DEM
8ottesfinbe bon Bethlehem, fpoleu mir
ipeiben Die id,onite 3eit bes 9ebens.
Die solbene Sligenb3eitl Sas lei
infer @eibnadtsgru6 on bus Gbriitz
tino, oas lei infer @eibnahtsgelobs
nib. bus ipir OIL Der 8rippe nieoer<
leaen! I,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
@eibnadtsireube.

@s mar in Der SdrnmerItulbe am
3~tpeiten Weibunhtstng. Ser fleine
Better ging an Der Sano bes @atcrs
bnrh Die StraBc. Sic famcn bon Der
misunderstanding, Ole bellte bel
Den @roBeltern Itatt9efunoen bate,
SaS liebe Gbriitfino pfleste ~nllidbrlid
Den aleinen reid)lidl 5u beidenfen.
.Ia6u reifli6". lpie feline @litter i'm
porigen Sabre meintc. Nber Yeter
bate cine gnn3e Heibe Sdrtliher Snne
ten, lnb bn mar Snfcl Intpn unb 90
rparen Die @roBeltern. Die fonnten
oas @eibnndtsfeit nid)t ppriibcreeber
laiien, obne Den lieben fleinen &erl 81
beifcnfen. 60 lpanDerte Setter oenn
in Den acknowledgment DOT Sails Sll
Saus bel ieinen Iieben Terpanoten
lumber nnb beilnite Gbriitttnoleins
@aben Gin.
Sap ibr mir mr. in bieiem Sabre
eS nift nieber 10 mad)t pie I'M BORT
gen., bate Die Mlltter ben Snnten
uno @roBeltern Dor Dem 9briiffeite
brin9eno alempfoblen. .Ytein Surge
iou mir niht i%iberidttiat perben NIT
pielerIei. ST lit %ioipieio ifou an>
ipridSpoa senrg."
Nntilrlih paren Die %prte Ser
0tuttcr in Den @ino gciproheu. Sie
@roBeltcrn ui,D Die Santen batten es
lid nidlt nebmeu laiIen, ben 8leinen
niebcr< 10 5u beid)enfen. baB er niht
lpuBte. iuomit er eiaentlih 5uerit ans
fansen iolte 81 ipielcu. @r trua
iein &Drbdlcn nit SiiSiefeiten beltte
idJon gum Siueiten Hale naf Sauie
unb mebrerc Tafete trlIg or inter Dem
Irm. Yeter's @clidJtd)en itrablte ppr
Srclnc nnb iein flcines Sers pod)tc
Dor Sanfbarfeit gesen bas liebe
Gbriittinb.
,Hein, bas lit bcnn bof iuirtlid,
bcS @uten ctipas Supicl". mcintc bic
Mtuttcr, ais Die 8cihen nadl Sauie
fomeu uuD id)ilttelte miBbiligenb Sen
Sopf. ~Ytan pcrhirbt inns Sen Sum
pcn md gaiS. Nls Oh uidt cine
alciniafcit 9crabe 10 gut 9ciueicn
ipdre. Sunderland iii opd idnc4 &c
iiiatl" vNta. laB bod nur gut icin.
cs lit budl nidlts apitbnreo". entgcQs
ncte DER Batter lddlcnb. Setter ipl
bns 3cla id)ou flciu fricgcu. Sic
Sadcu baltcn bel ibni BOD, MIR bon
Elf bis Mittog." ~gbcu Drum. ipcil
CT Supicl bat. lpirb CT ibrcr iibcrz
oriiilia unb barim idiont Il tic nidlt".
iaatc bic Miittcr emit. ,N,ir TINT has
SerS mcb, ,ucrn id oarau bciifc, oaf
10 uiclc 8inocr mn lieben @eihnadbtss
feitc leer ansgebcn miiiicr. mahreno
aiipcre nit 8aben iibcrhdnft wcrncn."
Gs mar cine Stunbe Ipdtcr. Sctcr
bate icinc Serr!idfcitcn Dor lid, aus
aefrdmt unb lab Nun %gelnnglpcilt nm
her. .Wuttcr. crSdbl mir mas. bat
CT nit pcincrlid,cr Gimme uno rich
Die Ilacn nit icinen S%duitdDcn. limo
Die Muttcr lcetc lid, Si ibm unb NIT
ibrcr iucidlcn Stimmc crsdhltc tic
ihrem u~ifbordlenhcn alcinen Die &C.
Id,id,tc cincS bon ienen ormcn Alcis
ncn. Sl bcncu mas S6riitfiub nicmuls
tonlmt - Die @cihihtc ihrcr cincncu
Sugcnb. llnb pGhrcno lie crSGbltc.
cr'tnnn hno ci9cnc ainhcrlcib picbcr
III Iciner 9an6cn Shlperc Dor ibrcn
9i9cn. Ser %utcr tort umh hic
Wiitter immcr tronf mo cs icbltc im
&anic am nothipitcn.
llnb banm cr5dbltc tic linn bon Der
arpBcu 'tilcn Scbniudlt ibrcS Ninbcra
bcrScnS nadl Dem Gbriitfiub. .8cnn
es podD nlir cinmal fame nit leinem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
@etbnahtcn

pllnO limo p%crflllngcn audi Der Slang
Der @lpdcil,
Sn ~uuieru Scr5cit bleibt Gin iiibes
Spdcn,
llnb linO crloideu aud Die 8eib@
} uodIt5fcr3cn,
Gin bcimlih 9cudtcu bleibt i'll ~ulIcrnt
Ser5cu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
Gin @ei6namtsabenb.

5eit! Stf be9riiBet nit frelotgerr
5ersen Sung unb Ilt; Irm tpie Heid
feiert oas Inoenfen an ben beiligert
Gbriif, Der als 5artes &inoleiu un5
gelfenfet.
Sm @obn3immer bes Sr. @erner
ltebt elm etipd iehsidbriges Rdo6en
am Seniter uno ipartet auf ben. Iieber
Batter. .8iro es benn beite nir,msr
flint ltbr?" = 10 flagt ieuf5enb Die
8leine unb iiebt Den enblos f~allenbeu
S6neeflofen 5u, tpelfe Die 9an5e
Stabt in Elm observation-disclosures Winters
Heb 6iilIen. - 9unfel piro es ihpn
I'M eerdumisen 3ininter. MIR Die belle
Sldmmc I'M Diem pirft lidte Strcifen
dltf Die Simmeroede unb nod iminer
ltebt Sobanna alein am Senlter.
@cibnahtsz Mbenb lit ia beute; Sapa
nod niht 5uriid bon leinen &ranfenz
beiiifen uno pdbrenb Sobannd 1ebns
iiftis Iesteru erlpnrtet. faltet tic ina
mer fpieper Die Sdnbe, anbdftig
betenb:
%, Seinlein, fomm' 5u mir.
Wah' elm brapes Sinh aus
mirl"
Gnblid. enblih fpmmt Ser Iiebe.
cute gater unb Sobanna elf ibnr
frelibig ent9egen.
rSift ia sans allein unb I'M 9unz
feln". - iprad Der Sater frennoli6
mnb 5iinbete 2idlt an Der 9roBen
'2ampe an; Damn nabm er fem Soda
terd]en auf Den SfooB utb iab ibnt
lange forifenb in Die Iusen. .yfiht
pabr. Tapa, i'd mar bran, ifnmeihelte
bic aleine. Oh fannit nihts llnredtes
in meinen Irgen leien?"
Ser Tater fonntc feline Intiport
mehr auf bieie Srage eeben. benin
plDtlid Difnete iih Die Sbiire unb -
pom 8eihnaftsbaume ltrablten ibner
un3dblige 9ifter entsegen. - Stumm
Dor Seipnnberun9 uno Sreuoe itano
Sobdnnd regeungslos oa unb fdltete
Sic Sdnbe ipie gum 8ebete. Damn aber
brah lie in un6eIdreiblihen SlibeG
aus iibcr al bie 6errlidfeiten, mos
NIT bas Gbriitfinolein lie 10 reid
beoddDte.
Gene, sic aGGin. unb Der &ntiher
fameu ebenfuus berbei, lim ben 9briitz
bdllm 5ll leben ll1p tbre 9eld)enfe IN
gmpfan9 81 nebmen.
rYapd. Inma. iebt MIR bie1c ih64
men. IhDnen Saheu", - 10 rief Soa
banno frelipis aus, unb Seigtc Stiid
fir Stiid Den licbcu Gltern; nu6 Gene
i1un Sobam mIbten aa Die ihonen
@dben b%eipunbern. > fpie sliiflid)
mar baS fleinc Snnud,enl
Sn Der a%necmeinen Sreube bate
Sobam baln ben itriaeu Son Der
Souselpdc ilberbprt. Sic ifou gum
~ipcitcu Ialc heftig se5oscn tpnrb.
Yuf Sobam's Srasc melbcte bditig
cine Srnr. bnb lire 3inmcr> Nad,@
barin ploslid, iflpcr crtrunft lei uno
6errn Softor Su Iid) bitten lieBc.
Scr irene Siencr mar fat unpilli9
iibcr biclc Nodridt rnb brlmmtc IN
iciucn Bart: .Wirh 10 ocfGbrlif lpohl
nid,t lcin; burf bcnn mein gutter Scrr
nidlt cinual III Der bcili9cn Gbriits
rod,t Hllbc bobcn?"
Sod Der brnpc Ir5t. Scr nicmnls
5uucrtc. Der Bite cineS aranfen Si
pillfahrcn. modltc iih aud, Jest nm
perSiid!idl inb ciliuit boran. nm Der
&rnnfen no moolid Silic unh 9inScs
run9 hcr Sdmcrscn Sm pcridaffcu
pbcr bod lpcnioitcns Srpit Su hriuacn.
- ,eipti itiibc Sidl" Iprnd innit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
(~Sorticsuu9 oui ncr 10. Scitc,)

-++%-
Ser Gbriitbdum brcnutl nit iciucm
Sdcinc
Grlcudltct hcut' CT ichco Saus.
Strnhlt &cibmohtsfrcuhc. s@lild mnb
sSrichcu
Tud) in bic @internot,t binaus.
.&
go mosc &imnlelsliht beut' itra6len
Su icbca buntlc ScrS bineinl
: he'll ger Sbriit. febr' boh in 0napeu
In Seiuem Selt audi bH ms einI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
Der ieltiame Settlcr.

Der teltIante Settlcr.
8enn bu ont beil'gen @eibnahtstd9e
Sn Sreliben lebIt unb @~oblergeb'n,
Sanu hort bu audi nit bitt'rer &lage
lin 8rot elm armies WeIen fleb'n.
Wdu mill Die &lase uidt perIteben,
llnb aftet Drum nes gettlers niht.
Ser arg Geqridlt bon 6nngersfpebeu
Die SpY,he Der @er5ipeiflms iprift
Jc. -
So. ia! ndn mill Tie nid]t ncrite6cn,
Die alagc, Die elm Irrer ipriht;
Stets llngcb0rt man ldBt i'm fleben
Die Hdb' bes Irnen liebt man ntdt
nIr6 mir bat Soft bas 2idt &c:
eeber", ;
Ser gettler fldst nit pebem @ritS,
vSm lleberflub i'd Did ieb' leben.
Sod ib fat 6ungers iterben mlB.
On lpobnlt I'M lpoblgepdrmten Sdtie
Sd uber lpobn' in @is unb .Sfnee,
On Ihpel9it an REDEEM WeibnuhtSs
1d)innlIc
llnb ih o Notb unb Shmert
perseb'."
SGou Dor i6 bit peripunpert frascn
Der mag Der arme Settlcr iein?
8ic ber5erifiltternb tliugt icin 8lagen
@pu &dltc. Srnger, Rptb nnb Teinl"
Ser BETTER iii bas Sosleiu brallSen.
Sas @ogleiu auf Der freien Slur.
go ifrneibis falt Die @iube iauIeu.
llub ifneebeoedt rings Die Ndtur.
Ia Nabruua lit linn fo%rt9enommen,
Drum reid tic linn al off'ner Sbiir'
8enn emit Der ihone 2en5 miro
fpnmen,
Sin9t's Dir Elm Stdnbhen ald bafilr.
Ser fatboliihen Snsenb 8rrf an bas
Gbrihfinb.
,8ir 9riiBcn Sid, Su Sterncnz
belbl
8iQfommcu Scilnnb allcr @elt.
@ilfommen nuf Der @rbel"
10 orilBtc chit Der Sid,ter War bon
Shcnfcnnprf bas Gbriittinblcin, bas
in Bethlehem Dor 10 S~dbrbunbcrten
9cboren iparb.
Nud) Die fatbpliide Sugenb idnart
iih IN Den @cibnad,t5tagen freuoig
nm bic &rippe bcS gottlifcn ainocs.
bciBt es hcr6lid millfpmmcn uub
bringt ibru ciucn beeeiiterten Suloiz
olngaarIb oar. Gem Die fatbplilGc
Sugcnc lpciB. lpiepicl tic Dem Gbriits
finb pcrbanft!
@ns marc Sic Mcnid6cit, mas
pdrc insbcionbcrc Die Sugenb obue
Gbriitfinb?
Sdaut JIG clId, on icne mobcrncn
Siiuglinac. henen mon Den icliscn
@laubcu on hnS 9briittinb ans Dem
Scr6cn 9~crilicn hat. @ic iinb lie St
hcbaucrul Sir lie 9ibt cs fcinc
WcibnadltSfrcuoc UNI fcincu @cibs
nadtsiriebcn. @ic troitlps. fpic pcr@
spciilungSpul flingt ca. lpcnn Die
Observation-Disclosures DIrbeitcr Sugcnb"
lbrc Wcibnndtsnlmmer nit bcn
@ortcn bc9inut: .%cibnahtshumncu
anSuitimmcn. bat bic bcutifc Irbci
icriugcub audi hieies SnGr feline Der
nuluiiuug!~ llnb mic mlb moi @its
lcih cmpfinbcu nit picicu nrmcn
iun9cn Icnifcn, menn man alif Der
ioIgcuhcn Scitc nieicS Slaitcs licit:
Him Sriehc ntf Grhen2 9obt cut,
uidt nuslnd)cn! @ir icbcnfulS luiicn
inns nid,t uuslnden uno cure %cibs
nnd,tSlicbcr laiIcn mir clrd nIlcin
%iiupcu!"
Sort ibr. 6, ibr licbcu iulscn aus
tbolifcn? Scbt. 10 iicht ca ans in
allen icucn Siin0lin0Sbcrscn. Die rcll
@lonbcu aus Gbriitfiur perlprcn baS
bcn Sic fcnnen nidnt ncn iiiRcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-23
fUr die liebe 1u0end.
Nae Sabre nuieber.

Tae Sabre wieber.
Iac Sabre iuicbcr. fommt bas
Gb~riitusfinb
Iuf Die Grbc nicbcr, no mir
Wenideu iinb.
aebrt nit ieinem Scgen Elm III
iebcs Sals,
@ebt auf alien &cgcu NIT inns
Gin llno aus.
Sit aud mir our Scite it'll unD
llnerfdnnt,
SAB cS treu mid leite an Der
lieben 6dnb.
" "
Gbriifinblein nnb GhrtitbGnmdben.
s + riItftubIcin fommt, lit ihpr
alif Hciicn;
sSei &inoern febrt eS gernc eiu.
Ser Stern, Der emit gefiibrt OIL
@eiien.
Sarf leuftenb iein Seeleiter iein.
6 + ri IT'D a Ii M oh itebt in met
nem Screen;
Siel bunte @dben bdngen bran.
feblt nod Siht DEN tleiner
BERGEN -
Gbriitfinolein fomm ur1b Climb lie an,
(8. @belm ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-17
lecturer Takes Irish Hearts Home
ward and Paints Vivid Picture
Of the Emerald
Isle.
WORTHY OF ST. PATRICK
Says That ireland Has Given to the
World Many Noble Men Worthy
Of the Great Mis-
sionsry.

Last evening Miss Katherine NC
Meniam. under the auspices of the
Ladies' Auxiliary of the Ancient Order
OF Hibernians, gave a most interest
| ing and instructive lecture on Ireland,
! illustrated by stereopticon views
taken during her travels in the Emer.
aid Isle.
| St Peters hail was crowded to its
full capacity with eager listeners who
wished to hear the eloquent and fluent
talk on that Isle of Destiny" which
since the beginning of its greatness
in 1872 has given to the world such
noble Catholic and patriotic men and
women worthy OF the noble, self-sac.
rifcing St Patrick
The lecturer took her audience
through her own travels. commencing
at Queenstown harbor on to Cork OF
the Shandon bells and the castle at
Barney, through the bleak mountains
and fertile dales of the County Kerry,
dwelling long on the unrivalled scenic
beauty Of the famous Killarney lakes.
Limerick city on the Shannon was
for her place of special interest from
many points of view. The western
coast she described as poor but the
beauty Of Dublin and the fertility of
Wicklow more than brought up for
the poverty OF the west.
Miss nehemiah travelled through
the entire country and seemed to take
conditions as they really were. The
picturesque landscape and the heath
cry moor, the stately mansion and
humble hut she had seen and describ-
ed, but whether among the rich or
poor, she went, there was the same
kind, benevolent, hospitahle spirit
peculiar to the Irish warm heart.
Irish airs were played by Marders'
orchestra, piano solo was given by
Miss E. Flood, Irish Diamonds solo
by John Welsh, Killarney Over the
Sea" Solos by Mrs. j. Moeller and
Thos. Rogerson, piano selection by
Miss Rose Welsh, and solo by Miss
Mary Brassil, The Harp That Once
Through Tara's Hall"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-17
CITY NEWS.

New and large line of harness al
our store. Sherwood. ADV.
One of the numerous annual
meetings of the board Of education
will be held this evening. The only
business before the board will be the
election OF president Of the board,
to succeed DR.. A. B. Hughes, who aas
held the Office during the past year
Harness, buggies and drivers
articles We sell at low prices. sher-
wood.-Ady.
&C. B. Wallace and G.. Edgington
water power employees, were in cour.
this morning charged with disturbing
the peace at First and Main streets
Saturday night by fighting. Both
pleaded guilty and were assessed the
usual fine. John Doe and Charles
Davis were fined for being drunk.
Big sale on butter, eggs and oys.
ters at Tigues, 922 MAIN Adv.
The boating season for pleasure
seekers will be formally opened May
Is when the steamer Morning Star
will inaugurate spring cruise to
Florence, Ala, and return. The
steamer will start from Davenpor,
and the Keokuk dam is named as one
of the features along the route The
announcement was made by Captain
Blair.
IF. A. Wahlgren Of this city is
vice president of the Engineers Assoc
citation at the state university at Iowa
City and will be one of the leaders in
the annual celebration OF the engi-
neers. He also has been selected for
one OF the two leading roles in the
play to be given by the engineer.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-17
MURDER CASE TO BE
TRIED THIS WEEK
Quincy Youth Accused o. QuadrupIe
Murder VIII Face Trial or
Tuesday Of This Week.

QUINCY, ILL.,, March 17.--On Tues
day the case of Ray Pfanschmidt, ac-
cused of the Pfanschmidt quadruple
murder. will be called for trial. The
attorneys for the defense some days
ago withdrew their motion for con-
tinuance, and i. is believed that botn
sides will answer ready" at first
calling. Judge Guy Williams of Ha-
vana has been assigned to preside at
the trial. Some of the best legal tai
ent in this section of Illinois has been
engaged In The case Many witnesses
are to be called and it is expected
that the trial will occupy several
weeks.
No murder committed in this part
of the state ever attracted more at
tention and comment than the Plan
schmidt murder did at the time. ana
it was by the narrowest margin thar
young Pfanschmidt escaped mob VIC.
lence at the time of his arrest
Charles A. Pfanschmidt, the head
of the family, and one of the victims
of the quadruple tragedy, was we'll
io-do and highly respected farmer
residing about twelve miles southeast
of this city. In addition to Mr., Plan
schmidt the family consisted of Mrs
Matilda Pfanschmid4 their daughter,
Blanche Pfanschmidt. and one son,
Ray Pfanschmidt, who is to be triec
for the murder Of his relatives At
the time of The tragedy the household
also included Miss Emma Kaempen
Young school teacher.
Early on the morning or September
20 last neighbors discovered that the
PfaDschmid. home had been destroy
ed by fire during the preceding nigh,
/ A search of the ruins revealed the
/ remains OF the father. mother ant
| daughter and the school teacher, Miss
I Kaempen. There was evidence to in
! dictate that the four victims had prob
| ably been murdered in their beds be
i fore the house was fired.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-17
HELD ENGINEER
AS RESPONSIBLE
is Charged With Running Past Block
Signal and Causing Nebraska
Wreck.

United Press Leased Wire Service.l
OMAHA, Neb., March lin a re-
port made public this morning, a
board of inquiry, headed by General
Manager Charles Ware of the Union
Pacific railroad, held Engineer John
Weinberg responsible for the wreck
at Gothenburg, Nebraska, in which
four persons were killed and fifteen
injured.
Weinberg was driving passenges
train number twelve, which ran by
block signals showing red, and crash
ed into the rear of train number four
The board, in its findings, declares
Weinberg ran past signal SCI
against him no. more than 1000 feet
west OF the scene of the wreck.
The only clause in the report fay
orable to Weinberg ia the statement
that at the time most unusual bliz
Yard was raging.
Train service is gradually returning
To normal, following last weeks biz
card. Reports from the western par
of the state indicate that stocknaai
were caught unawares and az resul
lost thousands OF dollars worth o
valuable stock. Hundreds of herds 0
sheep and cattle were driven in
panic before the blasts. until fjnali
driven % shelter or lost In rivers o
lakes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-17
ADDRESS LABOR
MEETING. YESTERDAY
Workingmen Hear Owen Miller De
liver Plea for Organization
Among Laboring Men.

Owen Miller of st. Louis, general
secretary of the musicians union and
former member of the Missouri sttae
senate. address meeting held in be-
half of union labor at the Hippsdrome
sunday afternoon on the subject of
Rights of Labor and Variations
"There is ascertaiIl small group of
men in the United Sta-es and III
every country of the world who con
troll completely the destinies of their
respective countries If the working.
man would only use his power that
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-17

err Nevada town having establish
ed a residence in that state.
Mrs. Anderson declared she went
to work as domestic fifteen years
ago to earn money so that she and
Anderson might get married Then
Anderson struck 1t rich, she said
While / am living alone and almost
penniIess, the profits OF his company
are being forwarded to him every
month, she said.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-17
When Travelling.

Take candle In your bag and
box OF safety matches. When they are
wanted you will be glad they were
put In. The space required for them
is small. A passenger on steamer
that was wrecked had a small candle
which enabled her to collect some OF
her most valuable possessions when
the lights went out after the collision.
--Today's Magazine.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-17
Eastern Star Appeal.

limited Press Leased Wire Service ]
CHICAGO, March 17.Mrs. Emma
w. Anderson, wife Of Henry c. An
derson, president of the Reliance
Elevator Company. has sent out an
appeal to 1000 attorneys, court Off
cials and members of the Eastern
Star Lodge in the state of Nevada, to
help her prevent her husband from
obtaining divorce.
She believes that Anderson, wha
left Chicago several months ago, vii!
sue for divorce in Reno, or some 9th
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-17
HOW Character Is Formed.

Characters are achieved-not re
ceiyed They grow out Of the sub.
stance of mans soul. They are moi
put on as a beggar might put on q
stolen coat. They mature like fruit
from the vital fluids of the tree. This
is a sign of their genui 7eness; they
grow with use. A false limb wears
out, wastes with use. A natural limb
grows stronger and better with use
Character is an achievement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-17

system could not long continue Mr..
Miller declared that there should be
more equal distribution of wealth
and said that it was the purpose OF,
the American Federation of Labor to
organize for that purpose.
In speaking of he fact that out OF
30,0oo0o0 wage earners in this coun-
try but 100000 are organized. he
said that more Than nifty per cent OF
the skilled trades were organized but
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-03-17
A. G.. ANDERSON
DIED AT COUNTY HOME
Native Of Sweden and was Abou,
Eiehtyfour Years Of Age
Funeral Arrangements.

A. G. Anderson, an old man. aged
about eighty-four years. q native of
Sweden died at the county home at
o'clock Sunday afternoon. He has
no relatives in this vicinity. He viii
be buried by Joe Johnson OF Ambro-
STA in the cemetery west Of Summit
vile. Mr.. Anderson went to the home
September Z, 1908.