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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10

must proceed subcrlN, cap free and full of
courtesy. ON reaching home tho hoy bado
his schoomatos farewell and greeted his
parents with due reverence. Al meal time
he must wait on them ~ table say grace.
aud how'ng low SAY, Much good ,naN n
do YOU" When he grew biz enough II
was his duty to hiring the food 10 tha
table. to soc that tn" dishes We're no, too
fun and take care not to snll any part
of their contents over his parents clothes
or the table linen lie must zoe that n
plentiful supply of bread and drink was
provided, and always hc AZ band in case
anything were required The course IN
lshed. hc had to clear tho table. SGT "A
void.r or basket for dirty rllteS on tho
table and put into it AN the plates and
napkins that had been used, The crumbs
he swept into another and then plnced
clean trenchers before every one, then
served cheese fruit, biscuits, with wine. ale
or beer The meal over ard table cleared,
he turned In ea'n side Of the tabi.cloth
and folded II M, Then hc spread a
clean towel on the table and brought in
a basin and ever Of water, When those
who had eaten ~erc ready TO wash their
hands he must pour tn" water over them.
then clear the table nnd bow to tie COM
pany as II rose from II.
Then thu hungry boy WAS free AZ last
~ eat his own diuncr, oh. what a chance
Hut first he must pause Il space, for that
is 2 sygnc OF nourturc AVID grace" Then
must he take salt with his iri'C; cut his
bread, not breaS II, and 50 fiji his spoon
with pottago that there shall be no fear
that he will spill any on the cloth. lie
must not "speek to any his head in the
cup must cut his mea, neatly. and must
not ali his mouth too full when he eats.
Not smsckynge thy hrpc- as commonly do
hogges
Nor gns~ynEc the homes, as II were dogges,
suche rudcn"s abhorre, such bcas'l"ncs nc.
\, the t1hlr behave thy selfo mpnu-rlv
Ills fingers must be hcut clean by wiping
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24
SIGN FAINTER SUES.

Calvin s. Albee, a sign painter, has brought suit for $15 against J. F. Gavelek for services rendered. The plaintiffs attorney is Harry F. Roche and the writ Is returnable before Jus- tice F. B. Hungerford on May 5. Con- stable Stark attached the defendant for $50.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24
BUSINESS MEMS ANNUAL.
Chamber of Commerce Will Probably
 Be Created Next Tuesday Night.

The annual meeting of the New Britain Business Mems association will be held next week, probably on Tuesday night, and at that time the organization committee of the cham Der of commerce will make it's final report and the change of name in the organization will become effective.
 Then the new organization will get into running order, paid secretary will be hired and business will pro- ceed with earnestness.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24
FIREMAN RESIGNS.

Aaron Carlson, who on April 1 rounded out twelve years of service in the local fire department as a per- manent callman, has sent in a letter of resignation to the safety board. His business duties will not permit him to remain in the department. The board will act ron his resignation at the next meeting, which will prob ably be held on the first Monday in May.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24
,, siii.ARBERs, HALF HOLIDAY.

Concurring with vote passed at a meeting of the barbers' union last evening. local barbers will quit work at o'clock Monday afternoons be- ginning June 1, and continuing throughout the year. The tonsorial artists put in probably more regular hours than any other union workers, and as Monday Is a dull day in their business they feel entitled to a half holiday.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24
MEDDAUGH STILL MISSING.
Henry P. Meddaugh. the drive,

Henry F. Meddaugh, the driver of Miner, Read and Tullock's automo- bile truck, is still missing from his home, No. 3S Wilson street, no word having been heard from him since he left his home ,on Monday noon. His health has been poor of late and his family is very much worried over his disappearance. Meddaugh for merly ran garage on Elm street.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24

NOTED RECORD HELD
 BY EDDIE SAVOY

Time Delivers Passports to For
 eign Nations Representative.
 Washington 24.-When Eddie Savoy, the veteran colored messen- ger at the state department, delivered Mexican Charge Algara his passports he performed that highly responsible mission for the third time since he came to the department in Hamilton Fish's day, forty-four years ago. Mr. Algara departed for Toronto, Canada. last night.
 Savoy first delivered passports to Sir Lionel Sackville-West, the Brit ish minister, who displeased President Cleveland towards the close of his first administration by interference i'll American politics.
 His second mission was performed sixteen years ago, when he carried to the Spanish legation here the pass ports that gave Minister Luis Polo y Bernabe a safe exit from the United States upon the declaration of war with Spain.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24
ATTACHES FOR s1oo..

Through his lawyer, Harry F. Roche, Leon Desderian has brought suit against Mackar Kambogin, of the Eagle Home Bakery company of Elm street, claiming damages of $1OO. Constable Winkle served the writ. which is returnable before Justice w. F. Mangan on May 4.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-24
SPINETTA-GEARY.
Bride-to-Be Is Rendered Miscellaneous
 Shower By Her Friends.

Shower By Her Friends.
 About twenty-five couples assem- bled at PIP South Main street last evening and gave Miss Beatrice Geary a miscellaneous shower in honor of her approaching marriage to James Spinetta. During the evening a musical entertainment was enjoyed and whist was played. Miss Geary received a number of useful gifts.
 MT. Spinetta Is a we'll known mer- chant, conducting confectionery and fruit store on Arch street and another on West Main street. The wedding will take place next Thurs day morning at St. Mary's church.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

London, Eng Sept. 1S.-Two oxford
university students have just arrived
in London. after a most exciting trip
through the war zone They passed
through the German lines several times
and were in Brussels AiX-la-Chappelle,
Louvain, Liege and elsewhere One Of
them, A. J. Dave, today told this story;
I'VE left London a fortnight ago for
Ostend, arriving in Brussels Wednes-
day, August 19. We found the German
government had moved to Antwerp and
the only unusual thing about the city
was that aeroplanes were flying over
Il and the peasantry were Tociling in
from the surrounding country with all
their belongings
Next morning we awoke TO find all
telegraphic communication had been
shut off since 1880. The postoffice and
railway station had been shut up and
were being guarded by Germans. For
a week we had to stay in Brussels.
There were a good many English peo-
pie in the city. including bis party
Of British Red Cross surgeons and
nurses
No Bread Nor Milk
AS the week went on food began to
get scarce. and on Tuesday we found
IL impossible to obtain anything 70 eat
except beefsteak- There was no such
thing as bread, neither was mere any
milk in the city. Although we had one
hundred franc Belgian notes, no one
would change them. We decided We'd
uesdav. August % that We must get
out of Brussels by hook or crook
"On leaving the city we walked along
the road towards LOuvain- Every Wnefe
we were challenged by German SEN
tries. and met streams Of refugees com
ing into the city carrying all Ihelr
belongings in bags As we went along
the evening sky was lit up by burning
buildings Straight ahead was Lou
vain. in flames In fact, all around US
there could be seen flames
I'VE turned off that night towards
Malines- We met a party Of German
officers who refused TO allow Us to go
further north. We then turned back
on the road towards LOuvain, As we
approached Cortenberg we heard fir
ing. and at the station We were cnal-
lenged by German sentries who searched
US. Luckily for US we had taken the
precautiOn TO destroy our English pass
ports, our check books and everything
that might disclose the fact that we
were Englishmen-
Germans Burn Villages.
Some German officers took US on
with them through the village In the
main street, firing was going on We
heard that four or five Uhlans had
been shot as they passed through and
troops had been dispatched TO destroy
the village as punishment
For their terrible purpose the Ger
mans had brought with them carloads
of straw. and with these they set fire
TO the houses. We were made TO walk
up the main street holding up our
hands while two German soldiers were
told off to cover US with their reVOl-
vers This was in the Afternoon. and
from 10 o'clock we had TO stand at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
Toilet
Specials
ALL DAY SATURDAY

vaHtine's 81 Toilet Waters Tie
25c Melbaline Face Powder.
25c Bottles Witch Hazel .....17c
Lehn & Fink's 25c Talcum 1sc
Lambert's SOC Listerine .......35c
25c Bottles Of Rubifoam .......16c
25c Jars Of Mum, the Jar....15c
SOC Partisan Hair Tonic .......36c
Nadine SOC Face Powder .......37c
81 Black Hard Rubber Combs. .sse
Assorted Bath Soaps, Cake. .1oc
25c Lustrite Nail Polish .......16c
s1.25 Rubber Lined Tourist Cases ssc
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
DENIES BELGIUM OFFERED
SEPARATE PEACE TERMS

Amsterdam. Holland, Sept 1S.-The
German consul general announces that
there is no truth whatever in the re-
port that Germany has offered king
Albert OF Belgium, separate peace
terms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

Old suits made just Ike new by
Wrights sanitary dry cIealiu--perfecr
work. quick service-smaIl cost
Wrights Cleaning Works. phone So
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18
Ancient Hotel Shared.

AS we approached the center Of the
city We found the whole place in flames
with the exception Of the Hotel de
Vile. This beautiful old 18th century
structure was intact. and the Germans
had taken the precaution to preserve
IL not only saw this for myself-the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

Big showing of latest creations with short and
long sleeves, new semi-militaire collars, semi
roll, etc. Dainty wash Blouses showing every
new idea. See Windows. Special or
values Saturday ...........-....... OOS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-09-18

the end Of the street while the firing
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

FIN trauten familienkrei(e.| !


Der Sduciocr Das &lcib obliefcrr
l%poltc; peripeieerte Die Same Die Ins
nabmc uitb aud Die Se5abluus, ba bas
&leib uniittIid lei. 9eim @eridtss
hof lpurbe Der Game and, Ted)t es@
9cben; Der pberlte @erihtsbpf itellte
it'd iebod ouf sic. Scitc bcs Shueibers
ltnb periirthciltc Die Game 5ur Sez
3ablnng bes &leiDes. ba Der Shneioer
nadrpeticn fouitc, oab bas &leib ben
Sciletten bel Sof cntiprcfc. Sicie
Con tdtierung mar natiirlih fir DEN
bel9iihen 6pf nid)t geraoe ansenebm
unb ihleunigit orbnctc Die &Dnieiu
arL bob 9amen nit anitoBigen Soiletz
ten bel Soffeften 3ilriid9erpieleu tperz
ben iollcn.-(G. 3D.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
Fem Muthisen aebOrt bic @elt.

Sieic3 oltc hcitld)c Spridlipprt I'D
inrmer md, lpnbr; mas Oh ersrciiit.
mas Sl lcrnit, bnltc feit i'm Iusc nno
laB Sid nio)t 5lrildIdrefen. Wds
Der Shipci3crz Sitfer Iater @aG
Morcu cinem Siinglino ms Sdgehlld1
it)rieb. bus gift mid fitr Sid:
rNur Die Sliisel fiibu &c,
ldlagel,
Mutb ipirn Gid gum 3ieie
trdgen." !
Su Sonlncr 1889 bittet eins3
Cages Elm Mann, scblcift pllrdl ota
Soraen ieileS Sebens, an Der Ytorte
zines ipauilfen AloIters Tiir I"eiterr
&rnben Sinso nm elm Stiidlein 8rct
uno einen Srunf Waiiers. Ser
Rann antporrete AMI Die Sruge ipoher
er lei: Sd bin elm Scemnnn aus
@enla. Sd mus betteln geben, neil
sic aDnise Die Heid)e ntd,t annehmen
uolcrl. bic id ibnen bietc." Sieler
Ylanu mar Sbriiroph Columbus. Tuu
Den 3Dniaen umo 8roBet Dieier Welt.
Die feline Blame mir Srd,lmc bielten.
Snriidaeipieien, p~erianf er in Die
bitterlre Irmmtb. Columbus nerlor
aber ben Nlltb nidat. er pnr uneridiitz
| terlioh fpic eiu 6clb. er rubtc nid]t. bis
er neuerhinss ~binnusicseln fonnte.
irno liebc bn CT cntbcftc Imerifo.
Wutb hattie Der StnpeiSerbelb Irs
nolp b. @intclricn. Scr lid mitten it
Die Seinbc itiir5te, I'M iein Saterlano
81 retten.
Mutb bate Napoleon Der @rite, Der
bonn einfdhen 9eltnant gum auiicr
iih emppridlpung. ben fiinfsig
Sflad]ten iunbonnerten. oeiien eiierz
ner WiIe ganS europa Sittern madtc.
Sbr. liebe jn,,se Sreunbe, ieib fpobl
nid,t berufen 81 groSeit Seetabrerr
uub 6eerfiibrern, aber Shr miBt
Wutb BADEN. iperm SIR nortpdrts
fomnlcn lppQt inn 2eben. Sor Naem
bebari cs bes @itbes unb Der Nus
bauer. nm red,t tiidtis 81 tuercen mn
Bernie.
Bon Nid]elauselo ipirb er5dhlt. fpie
er emit au elmer Stntile genrbeitet.
0d trat elm Srennb ms Mtelier llno
ihaute ibm cine Weilc gu. Hah etnis
ger 3eit fam Der Sreunb micoer. Or
mar gang eritaunt. DEN &irrtler nod
an Der elcid,en Irbeit 81 firbsn.
Sic babeu lpobl icit meincm lester
YeIud,e nidts on der Stdtue se4
mad,t". fraste CT ben beriihniter
Meii1er. 80 bod, eiltseenete oieier.
lid babe Sicien 5bea ~sealdttet, bier
etmns meggenonuncll. jenem Sng
mebr Teidlbeit gegeben. ole Siprc
ausbrlldspoller gen,ad,t H.. /. 10. -
.Sas Iino ober Doh nltr. 8leiniea
feitet!" agergciicn Sic nid,t".
ipradh M~icbelangelo, bab sic aleinig-
feiten bic &eufpnrmenbcit aitsnafeu.
uub paB Die @ollfommenbrit feline
alcinisfeit it,"
Muir lper Ben Mntb bat. geiuiiien-
bait I'M &leinen 81 icin. Der brinst e3
our Siisbtisfeit. Gu @iele -itub Gris
iter. neil JIG feinen &litb nm feline
ausbaucr baben, lid tild,tis sir
MAIDEN. Seluciict alio. iicbe Srcunpc.
baS Sbr 0tItb mb gnereie beiiset.
inb Der Grfols pirn nid,t niIsbleibem.
IT, Die &ommcnhcn." ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

St1pppcn Mcin lagt man III Der
@einse9enb - a1e5 unid,uloi9e Ter@
snii9en, geruiS, aber elm ieScs uu@
ihulbi9c @erenil9en mare aud nod
gut. fpenn man lids nal periagcn
ipollte nlt5 ben pbcn9enarnten iiberz
notiirlid,en Seipessriinbeul Mund,er
fdiln ia infolsc ieines Berries poer
~ieiller @eInnbbeit nift bns Ihtpcrc
Spfcr bes Sditens lpdbrenb Der 40s
tdgigen S%nIren5eit bringen, iii oa3tt
uiht perpfli6tet, aber lebig oler
Spfer. alcr Gutid9un9, ulcr enthalts
i%oinfcit lit CT besbalb uidt, unb iolHc
flctncr freiipiGieen Spfer, aus Siebe
5u Soft gebrad,t, baben bann chen 70
arpScu enigen @ertb! Sd femme
cinen dlteren ernitcu Irbeiter, Der Icbr
gerte uno picl raIdlt; id) babe aber
I'M Stillcn beobddtet, baB er rpobreno
Der Snitcn5cit feline Gisarre, dllh 1ein
Sabatpfeifhen nift anriibrt.
- - y
&aS anf benz 8eimnbbeits Gpnsres
iiber Sabies seiast mmrSe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
9as Cube cines @olbinders.

IN Cripple Greet itdrb unldnait
Sbpn,ue &pnud, Der Gntoeder reiher
@pIbiclbcr, Scr bel lcincm 5ohe dber
nidt picl ntcbr ais nid,ts hinterlicS.
@pmnd lpnr Der Sobn eines cdlifors
niifcn @clbinhers, alIS nciIen Wuree
CT eriubren bate. eaB in Der @esenb
pon Cripple Srccf rcitc @olelaeer
porbdnbcn icien. Sfudn3ia Subrc
lang iunr CT nit Sehuuicl itnb Mint
ifclruthc IN Der @ilbniS unberses
ioeen, bis CT cnbiif cines Sdses. cS
mar int Sabre 1901. beu arpBen 6nno
nad]te. Gas Miin5prchez grreou bcs
nertbete icinen @nlnflInlpen NIT 22,s
600 Marf prp Sonnc. @omad itedte
MIN lpeit uub brett ieinc Multiplying
ans. Snm ging CT nit icincm @olea
flumpcn in hen nad,tcn Grit IN Die
@irtbidbait unn mas CT niGt %oertranf.
pcripicltc CT. lin ieinen @erlult pctt
81 mad,cn. p~crfouitc CT ulle iciuc
Inlhnnaen iir 10000 Warf. Die &C
nicber i'm &nnoumNrctcu ncripieltc.
Cine @pd,c ipGtcr arbciictc CT NIT bee
Sdoufcl in Der Naue iiir ben Idnn.
on ben CT ieiiic Nnir,ifc nuf bic
reid,ircn @ploiclecr Der Welt rerinnft
hattie. Sic Mutbuul mar minNeifens
900 @tillioucn merth. @pn,ad nuktc
III zen lcstcn Sahren icincs 2ehens
bon leincr SHpciter erbaIten tperhen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
(%pm 8eoafteur. }

Iuf Dem iiingiten 8%eiunbbeitss
Gongreb 81 8aibiugtpn, 9. g., bent
450 Ier5te aus breiBig peridieoenen
Sdnbern beitpobnten, fpllroe contra
ticrt, baB ieoc 10 Sefunben Elm Sabp
itirbt, oSer $50 iebc Stnrpe, ober s.
$40 iebcn Gag, ober 3,053,6o0 jehes
Subr, unb baB Die 5dlfte bieier Sobess
fdlc perbiitet tperbeu tonute. y gs
eibt cine In3obl Seinbc. Die benz
Sabn 5l jcber 3eit nach'teaen. Sebr
sefdbrlif fiir bas &inb ltnb Die I'M
CONNER nuftretenben ~@eroainness
It%oruneen, Die barptid6lih Der Gnfz
6iebung nit Der Slai6e 5u5uihreiben
iinb. Sed)s nit Der Slaibe gendbrtc
Babies itarben al SerbariungsitcriIng
scgen / II bon Der Dfutter ~sendbrtes
8nbp. Iud, Die anifedenben aranfe
beiten tonnen nid]t 10 pirfiam an bas
bon Der Iutter 9endbrte gabp bers
an. Gin 5iueiter Seinb Der ainoer
iii ShlpGhlidfeit, pclfe 5ilmciir Der
llnterernGbrung Ser Mutter 5u5us
Idreiben lit. Sn Bottom 3. y. bat
man cine &runfenpfleserin, rpelfe I'D
Der ertpartenocn @tiitter annimmt.
Gin britter fseinb Der &inhcr lit Tneltz
monin, fpclhe 5umeiit I'M Wiuter alifs
tritt. Iud bas aiiiien alf Den
Ntuno 1oll Die @eiunobeit bes 8inbes
~sefGbrbcn. Serner iinb idblebt pentis
lierte 3immer p~erantfpprtlid) flr 10
pielc Snellmpnia : Sppesfdlle. Sas
9abp iol tdglid, in hie friihe 2llft &C.
nommcn merbeu. aud, uuf Der Sdrm.
Serner nuroe conitatiert, baB bon 80
bis so Srp5ent aller Stnbta Babies
Sllr Selt tomn,en nit 6illie BON
Scbammen, Die Sumeiit nid,t iiir ibr
Pint alsgebilbct limb. Wanhe Stdete
iuhen bier por5uiorgen, inbem lie freie
1rStlide Iufpnrtliug gerudbrcn, no
bicies notbig lit. ltno Die ioIte es
geben; Denu ainber haben eiuen pfos
nomi1d)en @crtb fir Die Stabt. Sic
iinD Die Irbeiter Der 3ufunft. Us iet
bier nld) nod conitaticrt, Dap &1nocr.
Die nit einem 9utlter berubigt pers
Den, in lpdteren Sabren Salsprilien@
leibeu unteriporfen iinp. Inn Die
&inber, lpelfc Notwithstanding am
Singer liltIdlen. befommen III Der
Heeel hefornicrte 3dbnanumen.
Sic IcrStc parcn Ser Iniift. bn6
Gin ainb frdnfeln nitric, lpenn cS ipie
iolat bcbunoclt miro: beim s~erin9ftcn
Shrcicu cS auibcbcn ober ndbrcn; es
iibercrndbrcn; cS nnidcn laI1cn bon
alien Sad)en, Die sic Samilic .iBt; Icin
tG0lidc3 Ban pcrnnhldIiiaen; - nag
! pDcr unrciulid licgcn lniicn; cS nit
in sic Movies" ncbmcn pber IN nit
Wcnihcu iibcriiiatc Hdrmc; cS Id,iits
tcln pbcr id}dufcln; cS 6u Ipdt nlfs
blciben laiicu; cS ppr Sciud,ern ners
hGtihcln unb lnit not lcoIt. es in
Id,lcft pcutilicrtcn 3%iutmcrn idlafen
loiicn.
Wtaudjcr sicicr Emnttc niirftc ben
fcneen Miittcrn sur Scahtnng ntenen.
9out II. &. Siatiitit hattie i'm
lcbtcn bolbcu Sabre bon Den 100000
Babies inter cincm Sabre, lpelfc in
1912 in Den Scr. Stdntcn gc'tcrbcn
iiuh. Die 6dlitc 9erettct ipcrncr
fonncn unb Slpnr bnrf bic I%nlpcnbuna
Der %bp9icniidcn unb Ianitdrcu Yer
boltungSmoBregclu.
lie SDniain npn gclgicn sescn BIZ
lebcrmpben.
(spejiea iir Sieic Seitnns.)
a.. -. n..T. rs - - E.-II.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
Die ManS i'm 9DwcnfGiia.

Sbr nllc. licbc &inhcr. fcmt ri,
ate. biibid,c Subcl BON hcm &0pcu Der
Dem ndicnciBcn &dnshcn nn9 Scben
id,eutte nnb Slmn Snnf raiiir bon linn
mn icincn Sublpicn @eidhrtcn init
oilic ibrcr itlnrIcn H~nscSGbuc aus
hcnt Mee befreit miroc. IN hua Der
itolsc @iiitentpni9 geaauacu mar.
SnIclge eicier a%llbefannten &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

Scucrlpidlhoie ipurDen 8eifntothetle
bes SficBpuincrs psrueroet. goa
bnlb id1ipefligc 8uic cutlpidelt tperoerl.
fam udntlid, fein Menia atbmcn NIB
fem 1seltcr ntcbr breritcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

(Mtur6.)
Is. z. @ougiuus. Slentcn5 0pfbdlier.
Is. NJ. Seribcrt. Gpriutus. I9dptt.
II. ;. Yatritius. @crtrlto. 5beooor.
IS. Nt. @obricl. Grill b. Serllalem.
10. ;. 5oIepb, @cbdhtniBfcicr.
20. 4. artbbcrt. Gugcn. &olfrnm.
81. e. 9cncbift. Nifolaus b. D. Slilc.
~ ~ -
MGsigfcit, bes Ghriiten Sngeno.
Motto: Gutia9en lit Gin armeS,
bitt'res &rdnt,
Sn mcui0 @drteu miro
abicits gebdut;
Sod n~lerprten brett uno
iippi9 iprieBen
lEnfrdltcr 5fpci: Vegcbs
rem unb @enieBen.
Is +. W. @ b l..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

Fir die liebe 1ugend.


Sns ibr gotham babt bem geringitcu
Weincr @riiber, has babt
ibr Wtir gctbau.
Sreunblid,cs @cheu
3icret hno Scbcn;
Sdlicbc Dem Siiritisen
Nimmcr Die Sonb.
X
Sromnlcs @rbarmcn
SdBt nid,t pcrdrn1cu,
&oblthln lit SueQe III
8reunenbcm Sanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

balben gepreSist, aelicht. nraebetct,
ui1b ieiu aDnisreih eritrcft it'd iiber
zen gan5en Grbfreis."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
5ruerl6iden pbnc @aMcr.

Sdou bic nltcn Neanplcr unb Snber
fnnrltcn bic Stunt, has Sener nit ans
heren 0tittcln nfa bllrd Wdier 81 ers
itidcy. nub nod, bcutiaen Saacs iinh
bic inoiid,en Satire i'm Sciis bon
d,entiid,cn 9pidmitteln. bic nc alS
8cbcimnib bilten. Sm Snien bon
Hirdus hattie Irchclnls einel Be-
ieitiaun9sthnrm nit, elmer .Ilauna
lniun9 nnifrcidDcu laiicn nno ner
rpn,iid,c Iniibrcr Sulla bcm,ilbtc lid,
pcrgcbliH. i'm in SraiS 81 iesen. =
Sci cincm 9roScu 3rnnoc in 2unbpn
I'M Sabre 1866 iprcn9tc mnu Gin
&ous IN hic SuiE. I'M Die Nadbnrs
hGuicr 81 rettcu. Scnperborerrrciic
erloid, allcS Scuer. nls bic Grploiiol
eriol9tc. Tcrmnlthlid hattie bnhci
Der SuftNruf n:itselpirft. DER Dill
Slammcn ciniaM aushlics. Sci
cincm groScu Sronnc IN 9iuS trirrpc
aild Gin Sais crgriiieu. bas picl
Yiilpcr bare. @dn slaubtc. nun lei
her llntcr9ans pon 2inR bciieselt,
Ihcr dlS-oic @rploiicn crfolatc. crlpid'
has Scuer burd, een 0uithrud. - IN,
Sobrc 1S46 ipurbc IN IciScn cine
6euerloiteoic erfunecn. gu nieier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
lie SDniain npn @clsicn seacn bic
uebcrmuben.
(spejiea iar Sieic Seitnus.)

%or pcn Sriineler .@eridtcn ipielte
iih bicicr Sagc eiu intereliantcr Iobcs
Yro6cB alb. Cine Sofpnmc bate bel
einem erltcn Shneiber Gin tiei sbcfola
lciicrtcS alcib b%citcIlt. &urs baraui
crid,icn Gin 0irtenbricf Dcs @iihoiS
gcgcu Die uniittlihc Mobc. Oils MN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
aatbuliidcr SirdensS alcnber.

SENS trcibt etncn SenTel
ans.
2lf. II, 14-2S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
2applcpn am shlme icincs sebcns,

Wfan Tam picl Shlcd,teS bon Ma
pplcon er5dblcn. Slbcr ols es NIT ibnt
81 Gnpc 9ing. bat eS ctipds @uics &c
la9t ober piclmebr IN icin Sagebnd,
aelhricbcn: I'D merbc balb I'M @rabc
licgen. St ircrbc, che mcinc 3cit
fpmmt. nnp mein Seib mus ciu Srab
DER Bilrmcr merbcn. Sic3 lit nm
buS Sd)itial, baS Dem &aunc bcpnrs
ltcbt, Den man emit Den sroSeu Nas
pplcpn nnintc. WaS fiir cine &lilft
6luiidlcn mcinem Glcubc nub pcm
elpi9en 8cifc Gbrilti. ST tpiro allents
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

y Sout II. g. Siatiitit bate i'm
lcstcu bolbcu Sabre bon Den 100000
Babies inter cincm Sabre. lpelt,c in
1912 in Den Tcr, Stdntcn sc'torbcn
iiun, bic @dlitc 9erettct pcrecn
fonncn unb iipur burf Die Inipcnoung
Der bpsicniidlcu mn lanitdrcu Ser
bolilingSmnSregclu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
SrilIiun. @is.

(5Orticsuns aui Der .. seitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
Ams beur 2eiertreiie.
Cascade, Soma.

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