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The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31

adoption OF a resolution protest
ing against the present tariff
have failed A few weeks ago
there were only two candidates
for the postmastership-R. c.
Walker and NJ. Hertz-but when
the fight between them became
so bitter that II was believed
neither could win a score or more
of candidates entered the race.
Naturally man prominent
enough to aspire to the postmas-
tership is a member of the cham
Der of commerce, and also is n
democrat Many of the demo-
Gratis, however. have protection
ideas in SO far as they relate to
the sugar industry, as the factory
Is the largest employer of labor
in the city, and they are bound
up in the city's payrolls. But
the protsctionist democrats are
little bit shy about running
counter to the wishes OF the
President. who presides at the
pie counter. and every effort to
get a quorum for meeting has
failed. The postmaster candid
ates decline to attend and say
they shouldn't be put into such
delicate position at the time.
All this will be interesting news
o the folks here at home. where
lews dissiminates slowly without the
impulse of Mr. Meyers reasoning
Particularly will it be interesting to
he directors of the chamber of com.
nerce. who are presumed to be aspir-
Ints of the postmastership. That
many of them would like to have T.
nay be true, but since nine out of
he are not democrats their hopes
re probably slated for a dashing
The Times article is reprinted
argely for the humor it affords. but
he casual reader may discover the
moral that when you want the news
'ou must go away from home-to
ugar trust headquarters-to get 1t.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
BOY ROBBERS
To Be IR|EO
HERE IN JUNE

Four boys. none of them II years
old. were arrested last night in De
Beque charged with the burglary of
the Grant Bales store. Over $500 in
jewelry was taken. The boys p.ead-
ed guilty before Justice Myser and
are now out on bond.
No informations have been filed
against them by the district attorney
as yet but it is proposed to push the
case as soon as he returns from
Ouray The case will be tried in the
county court
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
Plans to Take
Motion Pictures
of our Trail

G. B. Merrick, travelling represen-
tative of the North American Motion
Picture company of Denver, was in
the city today on his way west. He
Is here to interest local Midland Trail
officials in the proposition of taking
moving pictures of the Midland Trail
IN order to popularize it in the east.
Mr., Merrick spent the day in con-
sultation with Secretary Antics and
other trail officials. No definite de-
clsion has as yet been reached.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
ASSEMBLY DEMANDS
PROBE into DEATH OF AARON

. The Grand Junction Assembly
yesterday result the Inhalation
Edwin of working conditions
Z he :
committee appointed
:. unable o Immediate
of
which that
1t is expected that the assembly will
: : 8 > > . > = : 3 8 :,
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
.PENNSY AND CORNELL
CONTEST At TRACK
Associated Press.

Cambridge. Mass, May 31.-A
close fight between the University of
Pennsylvania and Cornell for the in
tercollegiate championship, With
Yale, Michigan and Dartmouth ac-
lively seeking points in the hope of
profiting by the upsets of the others,
marked the final stage, in the Har-
ward stadium today. of the annual
track and field meet in which more
than a score of American colleges are
represented.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
DIRECT ELECTION
AMMENDMEHT IS NOW
OFFICIALLY OK.
Associated Press.

NooNNlAANh lN6cs
Washington, May 31.-Secretary Of
State Bryan today signed the formal
announcement OF the 18th amend
ment to the constitution OF the United
States providing for the direct cleo
tiOn of senators.
Former Representative Harry ST.
George Tucker, chairman of the COM
mittee in the 52nd congress having
charge of the first resolution that
passed the house: Representative
Rucker of Missouri, chairman of the
committee in the 62nd congress hav-
ing charge of the resolution when it
was finally adopted, and Senator Bo-
rah, who championed the change in
the senate. were present. as was also
Mrs. Bryan
Bryan expressed qualification at
being the official to proclaim the
constitutional change.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
FRISCO ROAD To
Be BONE Of
CONTENTION
kssocIated Press

hSoolated Press.
New York, MAY 21.-A struggle
|ei The control of the st. Louis & San
anclseo railroad is predicted be-
ven b. +. Ioakum. president Of the
y, and Speyer a Company, repre-
|eallng the bondholders.
lae SDeyers held conference
Monday with attorneys i'm an effort
#eare the dismissal of az least one
'ae receivers recently appointed
lhs read, The Spoyers floated
9so00,OO0 Of the Frfrro bopds and
!, r a,ul. 10 leel a responsibility in the
ni goae OF the recoiyership.
49,. .,.1'gnes from Paris saw that
ss.o a,H Investors are Indignant be-
'fIon, ,ue receivers We're appointed
-'u' consulting the uoudholders
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
THE PRESIDENT PLAYS GOLF
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington, May 31.-President
Wilson played his first game of golf
since last September today at the
Washington Country club, across the
Potomac in Virginia. He was accom-
panied by his physician. DR.. c. T.
Grayson.
With the exception of long walks,
this is the first outdoor exercise he
has taken since he came to the White
House
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
TAFT WILL RETURN
TO WASHINGTON SOON
Associated Press.

Associated Press. -.
Washington, May 31.-Ex-Presi-
dent Taft notified Chairman cnlloms
to-day that he would come to this
city June . to attend the meeting OF
the Lincoln Memorial commission.
This will be Taft's first visit here
since the left the White House.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
70 ARE KILLED
Associated Press.

Laredo. Tex. May 31.-Seventy
are reported to have been killed to-
day III q battle between the regulars
and constitutionalists. at Columbia,
on the Rio Grande, 20 miles above
this city. Twenty rebels later crossed
the border and were arrested by the
American soldiers.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
Will Shoot De Beque
Oil Well to Aid Flow

plosive down the well.
1t Will cost in the neighborhood of
$500 to shoot" the well, but it is be-
lieved that the flow of black oil will
be greatly augmented.
Charles Fertig. president of the
company. will be in charge of the ex-
pertinent.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31

Well No. 2 of the Grand River Oil
& Gas company will be "torpedoed
late this afternoon In an effort to In
crease the flow of oil. An expert
shooter" with a number of nitro
glycerine cartridges arrived this
morning and during the day arrange
ments were finished to drop the ex-
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
l9!! ARBITRATION TREATY RENEWED
AMBASSADOR SPRING
1A1AS AND ENGLAND
PLANNING THE SENATE PROBE
Associated Press.

-T''oOVIdttU PfeSS.
Washington, May 31.-considera-
Tons of the plans for the senate
prone OF conditions in the strike zone
VI the West Virginia coal fields was
nesuh today by the committee on ed
ucation and labor.
:, lhe coal investigating committee
~, IL composed of Senators MARITIME,
Shieids, Borah, Kenyon and Swan
son chairman.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
CHANGE MADE IN RAILWAY
MAIL SERVICE TODAY
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington. May 31.-Alexander
II Stephens was appointed general
superintendent of the railway mail
service today, vice Theodore ingalls,,
who will be appointed district super
intendent.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
r,appy 10 Re TOgelh.r

laeTIs..0 .0aa Greer, son of Mrs NJ
+ ids lro.a came .s in this morning ON or,
|Eay 6res lO@ gi. the east, having / baon on
p in FlsrijSS S",s B., He has been visit
[ eastern pils.. rIl, PENNSYLVANIA and 9th
rotler p.ases %. 3 and not having seem Sea,
'ala s'al to De together
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
"'' i lines y;s!;ALl FAIL SHORT
j.. " EXPENSES M INCURRED

R,ssigl Press.
b y y, r.; iags.s.5g nsg 1l.-rtp,. ,h.,
'sI yssr Sa'' far .5Ia.lns during the he'snal ear
EsI,.l I,l'Iss7'ao Or law m. aggresaten soianqo to
Srist.s' q he 5000 S'S5S .Sod than three, e
s., D1osseutsjsy, sy congress ssSs originally f61 n
sa hs, a 'Iads rbe rfbGemSinatlons' Sasa in in
ours 's subject Of S'a appes, 1es re, ;n
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
NEWETT RETRACTS LIBEL AND ROOSEVELT
ASKS JUDGE TO INSTRUCT JURY To MAKE
DAMAGESMERELY YN0M|NAL; ;GETS6CENTS
Overwhelming Evidence 10 sp rove Editors Charges of Drunk
enneSS and BIaSphemy; Famous Men From All
Over Nation TeS tity for Teddy.
Associated Press.


3-Georgc A Newett witness stand
this afternoon his alleged libel
person judge jury
Roosevelt
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
REPUBLICANS CONSIDER
COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Washington. May 31.-The house
republicans caucused today on minor
ity appointments to committees. The
most of the republican assignments
will be the same as in the last con-
gresr.
The progressives already have an
nounced their committee assign
ments, and the democrats will con-
siGer the majority appointments at
a caucus to be held next Monday.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31

Miss Edith Lloyd of Palisade was
numbered among the city's visitors
this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
esese $3.50 8 3 9 g 8 9 - g $
, MRS. CURRIE'S
, MOTHER DIES.

: Mrs. George A. Currie's :.
!, mother. Mrs. Gabbie. died this :.
: morning in St. Johns, \. b., at :.
: the age of 50 years, after living {.
: a very long and useful life. :
+ Mrs. Currie will not be able to :.
!, 90 back east to attend the fun :.
!, eral Mrs. Gabbie's great age :.
!. was exceeded by her mother. :.
I, who died at the age of 1O4. :.
; asgG s9S9 8 :.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
Ne COLLEGES IN
BIG HENLEY REGATTA

M 1, aled Press
b. ,s.GsIIphla, ,aI Pa, MAY al.-CIear
|issi mus anu smooth wator We're the
H. ,,,E ,y,IEaalllons that prevailed for
|sgatta an annual ,l American Henley
|his A sftsr,e gI ,ae SchuylIdn river here
|ns,i,,u1 s under 4 the auspices scg oI tSG t5a
revs from moving Association, with
Ides eBiar.s lte, ave colleges and three
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
AVIATOR KILLED
Associated Press.


Chicago. May 31.-James Colovan,
an amateur aviator, was killed today
when his biplane struck a tree and
was overturned
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
Rancrnft Enstbound.

r. H. Bancroft of Palisade was in
the city today and left on the after
noon Midland trai nfor st. Louis, to
be gone for n short time. ~
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
Mining Man Here.

Howard w. Bait of the Mickey
Breen mine in Ouray is among the
recent arrivals in the city for short
stay. He will be here until Mon
day.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
CONNAUGHT RECEIVES PAGE
Associated Press.

London, May 31.-The duke of
Connaught, who is governor general
of Canada, received Ambassador Wal
ter Hines Page this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
.'1as To nnrnr

NJ, 10 .! Denver.
,stsSe e7isa' g. to enjoy 'TisGs vi.i, uiGF for
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
Going to Chicago.

Going to Chicago.
j. II. Schiesswohl left on the Mid
land this afternoon for Chicago on a
business trip, to be gone several
days.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
Associated Press.

St Petersburg. May 31.-Lieuten-
ant Ralabuchkin of the Russian army
was killed today by a fall with his
aeroplane. A passenger who was fly
ing with him escaped with broken
arm.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
lie Benuer Here

DE Bequer Here.
u Z. n. Creek. full of the De Beque
, rai spirit. is in the city, talking oil
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
NetJv-ideck Away.

Nedwideck Away.
After spending a little time at the
Glenwood end of the line on busi-
ness. Superintendent Nedwideck Is to
come home today.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31

w. Fl. Young was granted a mar
riage license today temarry Mrs. Mar
garet Thyret, both of this city.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31
CONGRESS- IS RESTING TODAY

Washington, May 31.-With neith-
er the senate or the house in session,
the senate finance committees spent
the day grinding on the tariff. fore
going the weekend holiday.
The daily sentinel., 1913-05-31

G. l.. Linscott and wife of the
Whitewater rural community were
guests of friends here yesterday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

SScb9cidlrci Seiu iuicoer 81 borcn. unb
traucrten nm leincu Spb bel ocnn
Sdlpci9en hcs bciligcn MtIuloes. -
Scrubgcllpnntcn abcr billltcn Die
Ionncr iogleid hcn llntcrlcib bcS
Scrrn ppn Den Auiccn bis 6u Den
0ilitcn elm. muo leateu hcn bcili9cn
Scib nuf ncm Slld)e IN bic Irmc icincr
Wittcr. nie tic Inn nit SdmerS mo
SchnIndt cntacacnltrcdtc.
Sic bcilige Slingfrnn. Jas niif cilcr
uucaebrcitctcn NcGc. ibr rcdbtc9 anie.
ctiua5 crbobt, nm aud, ibr Hiidcn
lcbntc ge9en cinen BuliI. picilcid,t
BON 5uiammengcrpllteu Wdntcln, I'M
Der bon Shmcr5 IND Nnltrcngung crs
miIoetcn &uttcr Die trnnrige Siebess
urbcif an Dem 2eid)nnm ibrcS crmors
0cten Spbncs 81 crlcibtcrn, ipeftcn
Die Wtdnncr oui cincm Slidle III in
Den Sdop6 legtelt. Sns beiligc Sdupt
Scii lpar sc9cn ihr etluas a~ebobenes
anie gclebnt, mn Der &orper lag alif
Dem 5ilde nusgeitrcdt, Ser ShmerS
nnb Die Sicbe Der bcili9en Mfutter mus
rem alcid, groB, JIG hattie Den 2eib ibres
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

ibr publ; uhcr ln9c mir, lpoSu irollt
ihr % henn?" .Sir luolen pcrl
/. Sitcrbalcu faitgcn. unb CT muB ms
oll hic id,Dnen Ger lnncu. Sdmi
bcfpmmit Oh sic cine 0dlite papull
rnb mir Die dnberc. @irb bns niht
berrlih icinY" llnb bdmit Lief
CT fort.
Mdusdeuitia nuD in allcnt Gruit
iuurtcn MN Die aIeinen auf Den 0as
len. 3u ibrem @liif fonuIt bulo Gin
iungc5 &dshcu inn @roIe baber &c
biipit. otto rlft: .Tlbcrt. Iieb nur.
ou lit cr id,pul" Rit cinem Saec
iinb tic uuf i'm los. rmb idlnel mcr@
zen tic ihm buS Snl5 nnd,. abcr, 0
ucb. Ger 0dic mad,t nid,t Salt. Scis
Der mo ibn Dos S1l5 nidlt duf Den
ShiuanS sefullen.
Ia bDrtcn Tie oic Wuttcr, Die aus
Dem Nenitcr itnutc unh Nles nit III
geieben bate. rufcn: eSdbt ibr ibl
gcfan9cn?" ~@cfangen babcn mir
ibu aerdbc nidlt. nber - beinnbc!"
&lnncn mir ms nit,t frcucn, liebcr
2eicr. odB Der Sitcrbaic inlncr nod
midi gcfangen pMrfc? Sonlf mir
Den ipir ia fcine Sitcrcier befommcn,
uno bns ipGrc gnr 81 trailrig.
u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
Tic hsil,ae @phe.

1ie beige ISOLDE.
ala SeIlIo BON icincr SHUTTER giug,
llnb Die grpBc beige Wud) nnfing.
Sa bate Iarin picl Scr5eleih,
sic fragte ben Spbn init Srauri8tcit:
yIh Sphn, Oh licbitcr ,Seiu mcin,
lpirlr on anl bciligcn Sonntag
icin?"
sm Sountna mcrn tl Gin Moui9 icin.
MAJ mir aleibcr unb Yalmen
ltrcn'n.
.Yh Sobn. OH liebirer Seiu mcin,
lpirlt on am beiliDcn 0ionta9
ieiu2"
Im @ontag bin ih Gin &anperss
Noun.
Ser ~nirgenbs Sbpah finbcn fam.
.Slh Sobu, Oh liebitcr Sciu mcin,
pirit on mn heili9en Sicnstag
iein2"
Mm SicnStna bin id Der &clt ein
Srophct.
Tcrfiinbe. mic Simmci unb Grhe
pergeb't.
yIf Spbn. On lie6itcr ScIu mcin,
@a5 ipirit Oh am beiliseu Mittipod)
iein?"
Im Iittnod, bin i'd gar arm unb
gerine,
Serfauit I'M SreiBis Silbcrlins.
rIh Sobn. Oh liebiter Seiu mein.
@as pirit on am bcilisen Sonnerstae
iein?"
Im Spnnerstdg bin i'd I'M Speiieiadl
Sas Siterlamm bel DEM Mbenbmabl.
sid Spbn, on licbitcr Seiu mein.
8as pirit on am bciIisen Sreitne
iein2"
Nh Nuttcr. Iiebife @uttcr mei,,
,aDnnt Dir Der Srcitag p~crborsen leinl
y
sm Sreitas. liebitc @utter mein.
pcrb' i'd ans &rel3 senageli
iein;
Nret Ndgel. DIE geb'n mir onrd) Sdno
unr SiiB'.
Yersdge nidlt. @uttcr, oaS Gnbe
lit iiiB!
vAd Sobn. on licbiter Seiu mein.
8as lpirit OH am beiligen Samstaa
icin?"
Im Samstaa bin ih elm @ei5enfnrn,
Sus in Der groe ipirb neil .sebor'n.
lluo ant Sonntas. freue DID, @utter
mein,
Sn mcrb' ih BON Sooe critnnpeu
fem:
Sam tras i'd oaS areu6 NIT Der
Sabn' i'll Der &nnb.
Sunn liebit on midi mieber i'm 0lorie=
ltunb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18

men, nercint cntachen mir bsm glcnbc,
Der Sd)mad, Die crlportet, ituo
hen nnid,uloisen ainrern oifneir Oh
Den Sinmncl, an Den on ia nod int
MGR gluiibit.
3arll rief Dos uugIiidfife &cib.
pdY ipriht Der @nbniinu bss
SdmcrSes niis Dir. @ir BADEN
uuicr llngliii ia rift ueridu.oct
ii! Dir ba3 fcin SruIr?
GcridulSct pber ridlt ucriduloet.
mir iino nm 5um 8iuciteu @tnl baufez
rott. Wober neue Mittel nebmeu2
@cr miro bcm 5tpci Mal @nnterptlcr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
FUR die .liebe 1u9end.

lang, uripriinsiit mar tic Inn BRET
3oQ grpBcr. Sieielbe befiubct lid III
einem &lpitcr oIf Dem 9ibnuon. bod
Die latciniihc Iuiihrift miro 81 2om
in Der BON Der bl. Sclcnn crbaute1
Stride bonn 81. arcu5e n%ufbcmnhrt.
Gbcnlp bcipdbrt nan 81 8om Die
nit Der Gin Solout bic
Scitc Gbriiti nffncte; bic San3e bat
iebpd feline Spiee mebr. aorig
Salbiiu Der 3lpcitc t1t1S-1131)
BON Scruialem idcnftc Die Spite oer~
iclben Der Hcpublif %cnebig; Der pr.
RortIeeung auf Ser ~. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
O6ortietln9 aitf Der 9. Seit
~ - -
Gin Gbartreitas.
(siah ciuer ipabren Sesebenbeit err
5d6lt BON s. 81

On Dem Gbarireitag. bon Dem i6
Dir er5dblen mill. lie6er 2eier. ipar Die
Natur bereits nit ibrem Iuferitebz
ungstleibe angetban, ais piiBte lie
nidJtS BON Der tiefen Srduer, lpelder
an Dieiem Gage Die fotbpliid)e Stride
10 linniacn Iusbrud perleibt. Sic
Spglein periuhten ldpn ibr Illeluia.
unb Niles tpar 10 len5ig friid,, 10 boifs
nuugseriun. srr8 od in basr, Stiibdyen.
mobin idr Did jest fibre. Da mar fein
Strnbl Der notwithstanding ses
%brlnsen. Glitter iiebt es NIT ieinen
8dnben unb Der .drmlifen ginrihs
tiing aus, bitter ipie cine @rlIft. in Die
fein freunolifer Sonncnltrnbl fdlt.
unb cs mar audi cine @ruft Degrade
ner Soffnungcn. Wenieitens idien
es. als oh Der arme Gltlihe Iann.
Der bort bas Observation-Disclosures Mntltb
in Die Sdnbe %persrdbt. feline Soffz
mebr bcstc. unb BUMPER 8er5ipeifluna
lid ereeben bate. Sic Srau nit Dem
%lpelfen Ingeiidte, cine Ndbarbeit in
Den lhlanfcn SGnben. hattie tpohl emit
before Gage geieben, nnb ipenn Tic
aild in Der i6rperen Sriifiins per>
'trauenspoI nnb pben blidt, ben 8ats
ten aufSurid)teu, mill ibr niht sez
linacn. @enn es aber MN linn bod
seldnge, Tie gu DEM Ibarunoe Der Ser
5peiflung b~erab6u5ieben, bn tie ibn
nidt 6iIr 6obe Der 9~eibensitdrfe lIno
Iuspauer empOrbeben lam? -
Gum Speiten Nale banterptt =
bas ipar Der Sdidialsidlas. Der Die
Soffuuneen bcs &aufmanns Neraert
scritort u,b i'm 9dn5lif permosensIos
aemudlt bate. Wenn er feinc Sas
milic bate - nber Die Satin. Die brei
nnlduloigen Ainber b~itteres @lenb
leioen 5u ieben nnb nibt belfen 5u
tonnen!
&elicn nidt - aber elm gnbe ieben
Tam id Seml fubr en- nit einem Ialc
aui, mn aus Dem Nlige blitte elm
Strabl ieiner iriiberen Sbattraft. $50
linb Die ainber?
Sbne Die Irbeit 5u mterbreden.
~untportete Die Satin: Sd Id,idte lie
Sur Stride. Die bl. @rdber an beImden.
unb pabribeinli6 blieben lie in Der
6la9emette.
Sa, Glnsemette, bic baben mir iebt
sn Sauie INNER obne Gnbe. 8ebpis.
niht pnbr? llnb CT 5lpang Ii6 81
einem unnatiirlihen 9ddbeln.
Sn bas Nuee Der Srau traten
Sbrdnen. Sa. mir baben piel su be-
Hagen. 8arl - aber obne Gnbe. ncin.
ih boffe. oaB audi aui unlere Stage
elm Tlelnia fol9en miro. ih bpifc, bab
nah bieien 9eioensltiirmcn =
SD boffc niht mebr auf bic Ncus
ihen, ionbern auf @ottl mtiportcte
ieine Srdl, uno ibrc Sbrducn iiclcu
nui bic Nrbeit niebcr.
@ieoer berridte tieic StiQc. ipic
Der perlanf er III biiitercS Sriitem.
Ninh elmer Wcile trat CT nicbcr III Der
bleiden Srau. Sh babe cS idon
porbereeiagt. on ippiteit IS niht Der
Iteben - belfcn fonuen mir nidlt. abcr
peenhen Ilesl
Secnoen? tragic tic nit bcbcnbem
Mnnoc; becnbcn? i%uiebcrboltc tic err
ihroden.
Su. becnbcn, Der 5pb mudt slllcm
elm Gnbe, i'd - i6 5iebc oicicm laugs
Iarnen Tcrcnben Elm lhneles 9aloe
Dor, Sic babcn mir lilies gtlum
hlcn, nbcr Slit. Wift babe i6 mob!
0iftl lpiepcrbolte lie bebenh, mn
Die 4rmcn ainoer. bic ihrcdlidc
glpigicit. Der aottlihe @ihterl
Sie &llNcr gcben init Iuc 5uiams
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-03-18
{ Sortiesuns nui Der 3. Sciic.)


Seibiiperleugaung obcr Nbtobtuns
ut 5nr Seit sans IN Der SrSnuna fmr
Den &cnidcn. pie cr ciumnl ourf,
eic Siinbc gswornen III. 10 icbr in Der
aelppbnlidlcn Srrnnnp. paB man obnc
&c tcin prbcntlidcr &cnih mo Sbriit
lcin tarn. ShriitiS bat lie burb
,cin TeiIpicl acbciii9t unb cnpiohieu.
tic sn eIncr @cbipau.lA icincr Nntr@
folgeridMft unb 81 cinem Wrunbsciese
icincS 8cid)ca gcniahi.
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Sitcrn I'M Siminel.
(Ginc mabrc Sesebenbcit.l

I'D, bn6' Gin altcs Miittcrlcin 9cfamnt,
SuS lebtc emit in unierer Stabt;
Is mar mobl Gins Der beiten in Dem
2onb,
8ie man lie bciit iiur ielten bat.
Die Srun ipar nod DOM 9uten dltcll
Shlu&
Gu eu1fad uhS 10 frpmm nnb ldlidlt /;
Sic S1poe riibrtc tic nit Slcib am
Gag,
@crsdB babel mas Yctcn nidt.
SagtagIid ginS JIG bin 5n @ottcS
6ars
ltnb nabm ami beil'sen Spier tbcil;
Gran bielt Tie treulib felt, iabrcin,
iabraliS.
Sort hplte iie iih Strait mno 3cil.
Ses @inters bober S6nee bielt lie
nidt db.
Gh niht Der Ie9, Der ihledbt wno
lang;
Gin alter arunmitpd ein'ge Stiiec
CAB
Iuf ibrem tbcuren airdcnamlB
Nid,t ihellte lie ees 2 . / :
Spuncnbranh
llnb trii9 Snm SdnB Gin cinfafI Sa6;
Gen 9ioicnfrunS lbiclt lie i'll ibrer
6anb
llno mutcr'm Irm eiu frnmmes Bud.
Sen Holclifrnn5 Tie bod in gbreu
bielt;
Gr fam ais Salditina's 9anb
llnb trllg peS 5l'9eu @aters treues
Bib,
Der i'm geipcibt nit eig'ncr Sanb.
llnb ySitcrn IN Dem Simmel" nannte
iih
Sas nltebripiirbiee Aupahtsbud.
Sas bod lie l6dste. eincm &lcinuo
glih
llnb ibrer Iuttcr Nanien trls.
Wenu Sonntag mar ooer Elm Scits
tag tam,
Sat lie iih ipie eiu &inb acfrcut;
Sen 5errn Der 8elt Tie in ibr Serge
nabmb
Sot ibren 8uno nit ibm circuit.
Snnn bra6te lie ipobl mdnde5
StiinDcleim
Sn 9ottes Seiligtbmnc 5u;
8ar @etcn ibrc Spnntagsrub'.
SIR 9anses Scbeu mar Dem Serru
geipeibt,
Sic boiitc nittS bon bieIer 8elt;
9'r1m par tic 'ls.5 auf i1rcn Fob
bereit;
Sci ibr salt nur .8ie'S @ott sez
falt!"
Ser 5err erbielt seiuno bas @iitters
lein u
lIuo liefS Gin bobes Alter ieb'n;
Oar rpetic belt Tie itets ibr Sasewcrt
elm:
Sic Irbeit unb bas &irhenaeb'u.
Wis ne MN e%innnoncunSis Sabre mar,
Sd trat cin Soocsbote elm;
Yalmionntas ipar'S grab in icnem
Sabr;
Sitern ipo0tc tic i'm Simmel Iein.
Scr Holenfrau5 tam nid)t aus ibrer
Sdnb,
@ar oft beriibrte i'm Der Iunb;
Sas BUD. baa au ben 5imntcl iie
genlabnt.
Siclt felt Tic in ser lcbten Stunb'.
limo ais Der beil'se 8od,e Sreiias
tam,
~ Spiiit ptiiSlH SUp 1ulteBI etH,
Scr liebe @ott tic bon Der Grbc nabmr.
~SItern nod)t' Tie i'm Simmel Iein."
Suns n beinIGnber
inn s.&at6oliihcn @ofenblatt".
~ - -
Bonn 8renS sum Grab.
Gs mar nod, firth, bitter unb ncblig.
ais bic Singer auf ben Galparicubera
fdmen, no tic bcreits ibrc ~porausgez
ienbeten Siener nnb beilisen irommen
Sruuen fanben. ipelde peineno Dem
arcu5c 9escniiber iaBen. Gaiiius unb
mebrere Solbaten, bic lid bcfebrt bat>
ten. itanSen mic peripanbelt. iflcu mo
cbrerbictia in Ginger Gntiermuua.
Suiepb uno, NiiobcmuS ipraden nit
Der bl. Hungarian ltnb SobdnneS BON
Iaem. mas tic aetbaiL nm Scum bonn
ihnt1blihen Sone 81 rettcn, nnb bDrs
. tam ,,,, N;,s,,, 49,. 4, ,,,r ,,,.t mt,,L,
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SOLUTION OF CHAPTER XIV.

shut the door. dear. am
afraid Of catching cold" whim-
pered the wolf.
"Ycu appear to be a bit hoarse.
said Red Riding Hood.
Take off your cloak and hood
aud get into bed. that may TAM
70 you" commanded the wolf. Ane
Little Red Riding Hood ohsgsA
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&atbcliidjcr airdlen. aGlcnOer.

&pn Scr Iu or II ctnn9
Sci II.
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