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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
MAYOR RESIGNS
AT FIT. MADISON
A, p. Brown Feels That Vote on Wa.
ter Franchise ShoWed Lack OF
Confidence.

In letter addressed to the coun-
Gil, A. P. Brown last night rendered
his resignation as mayor Of the city OF
Fort Madison. He asked that it take
effect at o'clock Monday evening,
December q, says the Gem City.
AS a reason for his action, Mayor
Brown stated that his Business policy
does not coincide with the views OF
the maiority-that the result cannot
be considered anything but vote Of
disapproyal by the major1tl, not only
Of the citizens, but also OF the council
Comes as Surprise.
The mayors choice came appar-
emily as q surprise to the councilmen.
The letter in which it was expressed
was read mt the close OF rather
tedious session at which numerous
matters of small Importance had been
discussed. Several OF the councilmen
were on their feet once the reading
had been concluded to urge that the
MAYOR reconsider his action, but
their urgings had no apparent effect.
The letter was left in the city clerks
hands without the customary formal
vote placing it on file. What Will be
done regarding 1t remains to be seen.
but IL Mayor Brown continues firm IN
his request to be retired-and there is
every Indication that he will do this
there will be nothing fc> the council
TO do but to accept the resignation
and name one of their own number to
fiji the chief executives chair through
the unexpired term.
A meeting Of the council will be
held tonight for the purpose Of read
ing the minutes of the meetings held
during. the month. There can be no
official action taken upon the resigna-
tion at this meeting, as the call is for
the one purpose of reading the min
utes. but It is probable that the coun-
eli will again meet on the following
night for further consideration OF the
letter
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
.GUCCUMBED TO
TYPHOID FEVER
NeIs Harry Linstrum Died at St. 10.
seph's Hospital Yesterday Aft
ernoon, Following 4
Months illness.
A LIFELONG RESIDENT
Was Born In keokuk Thlrty-two
~ Years Aso-EmpIoyed as Cut
ter In Irwin-PhiiIips Gar
ment Factory.

! Nels Harry Linstrum OF 1928 Ex-
change street, lifelong resident of
Keokuk, passed away yesterday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock at st. Joseph's
hospital following an illness of a
month with typhoid fever. The de-
cedent, who was employed at the
Irwin-Phillips garment factory, was
well known in Keokuk and an estim-
able young man. His many friends
and acquaintance have learned with
regret of his untimely death.
The decedent was first taken i'll a
month ago at his home. A week after
the first symptoms of typhoid were
discovered, the young man was taken
to st. Joseph's hopsital where he had
been for three weeks. An operation
was necessary on Sunday night and
on Monday hopes were held out for
his recovery but that night he became
worse and rapidly sank on Tuesday
until death came in the middle of the
afternoon.
MI Linstrum's wife survives, but
no children. The other survivors are
the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Lin
strum of this city, and the following
brothers and sisters: Alfred Lin
strunl. Keokuk: Mrs. Hulda Melon
aid, Fort Madison: Emil Linstrum and
Elmer Linstrum, San Francisco: Ivan
Linstrum, Oakland. Calf, and Ernest
Linstrum Of this city.
The decedent was born in Keokuls
in September, 1873, and had resided
here all Of his life. He was educated
| In the local schools and later was
employed at the Huiskamp shoe fac
tory in the lasting department. He
was there for ten years. Six years
ago he took up position in the cut
I ting department Of the Irwin-Phillips
garment factory and was employed
there until his last illness.
! His marriage to Miss Maymie
Schmied occurred on February %,
1905, in this city. The decedent was
member of the Moose lodge and the
Modern woodmen Of America. He
possessed. many friends in fraternal
circles and he was most highly es-
teemed for his many fine qualities.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
OERMIT


In the superior court Of the city OF
|keokuk, Lee county. Iowa, In the mat
ter OF the application OF John Bre-
'genzer. q registered pharmacist to
buy, keep and sell intoxicating liquors.
january term, 1916.
Notice Of Application for Permit.
To whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the ap.
plication Of the undersigned John
Bregenzer, a registered pharmacist,
40. $3.50, doing business under the
name of John Bregenzer, Of Keokuk,
in the county OF Lee, state OF Iowa,
praying for permit to buy, keep and
sell intoxicating liquors on the rear
35 feet of lot 7, block Ga, city OF Keo-
kuk, known as No. 10 North Sixth
street, city Of Keokuk, In county OF
Lee, state Of Iowa, will be on file in
the office OF the clerk Of the superior
court of said city on or before the
9Th day Of December, 1915, and that
said cause will come on for hearing In
said court at the January term OF
said court to be begun and held at
keckuk On the third day OF January.
1916.
JOHN BREGENzER-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22

mission to apply the Shreveport doc
trine. If this rule is put in force
it will increase the passenger rates
in Iowa from 2 to "a cents mile
to conform with the new interstate
passenger rates authorized by the
commission.
BY the Shreveport doctrine rail
roads would be allowed to charge
the same rates for fare between
points within the state that are in
force in interstate business.
Conditions are not the same in the
seven states that will be represented
at the Omaha meeting. Iowa Off
Gals say passenger traffic is heavier
in this state that in any Of the other
In the group. Therefore, according
to Thorne, while Iowa might win in
q flight against advance rates some
of the other states might lose.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
FIGHT INCREASED
PASSENGER Rates
Iowa State Officials Are Determined
to Take Action Against Higher
Schedules for Travelling
Public.
TALK SHREVEPORT RULE
Railroads Are Considering Applying
Thie, Which Would Allow Same
Raise Within State a. for
Interstate.

DIES MONIES, Dec. 22.--Iowa
state officials are determined to fight
the Increased passenger rates. Just
what action will be taken to prevent
the railroads in Iowa putting into
effect the higher fare schedule will
be determined at conference Of rep
resentatives of seven western states
Wednesday. s.-
The conference has been arranged
by Clifford Thorne. chairman Of the
Iowa railroad commission. Attorney
generals and railroad commissioners
Of the following states will attend the
meeting which will be held at Omaha:
Iowa. Minnesota, North Dakota. South
Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska and Okla
honla.
Whether the various states will
band together and seek to prevent
by federal Injunction the increased
rates from becoming effective. or file
an application for rehearing Of the
case before the interstate commerce
commission will be determined at
the conference.
Railroads are threatening to 60
before the interstate commerce com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
She Stayed in Bed.

Ingram, Texas.-"Ever since I re-
came woman" writes Mrs. L. NJ.
Evans. of this place, Il suffered from
womanly troubles. Last fall. got so
bad, / had to stay in bed for nearly
a week every m.ntk. Since | have
taken Cardui. feel better than
have for years" You can rely on
Cardui. 1t acts on the wonanly
organs and helps the system to regain
it's normal state Of health In a nat
ural way Prepared especially for
women, It prevents womanly pains by
acting On the Cause. and builds up
womanly strength ir a natural way.
Purely vegetable. Mild, but certain in
action. Try it ADV.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
DEATH OF FORMER
RESIDENT OF KEOKUK
Mrs. Julia Brentwood Answered Last
Call In Kansas City-Spent
Many Years Here.

Keokuk friends and relatives have
received the sad intelligence Of the
death of Mrs. Julia Braidwood, which
occurred at the family home in Kan
sas City recently. Mrs. Braidwood
was formerly a resident Of KeoKuk
and still possesses many warm friends
here.
The family left Keokuk for Kansas
City ten yeaTS ago after residing in
Keokuk for about thirty-tiye years.
The husband, James Fl. Braidwood
survives, with two children, Arthur
Braidwood and Miss Della Braidwood.
all Of Kansas City. DR.. Alice Honce
of this city is a niece.
The decedent was nearing her
s,xtieth year and was born in Pike
county, Mo. She came to Keokiik at
an early date and was married in
this city. Mr.. Braidwood for many
years was clerk in the Huiskamp
shoe store and later entered the book.
binding business with s. B. Stahl.
Read The Daily Gate City. 10c a
week by carrier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
Proper on Which New Approach Is
to be Constructed, 10 Being
Cleaned Off by the
City.
WORK ON SPANS MOVING
False Work is Built Clear up to the
Iowa Side and Spans Are Being
Rapidly Re-
placed.

The large brick house on Main
street between First and Second. and
the houses ON First street between
Main and Biondeau are being moved
Off. preparatory to building the new
approach to the Keollul and Hanlil-
ton bridge The Mccarthy house
which stood on Main street between
First and Second is veneered brick
house, and the brick trimmings have
been stripped and the house is being
moved over on Blondeau street. The
little brick one story building to the
First street side is being torn down.
The other houses will be moved as
soon as possible Locations have been
found for all of these. it is under
stood, in the neighborhood. 1t is sup,
posed that the city intends to clean
up the entire piece of ground. This
will be one of the things insisted
upon by the Industrial association,
and it is possible that park may
be maintained here, alongside OF the
bridge approach.
Coming Closer to This Side.
The bridge work is being brought
closer to this side of the river. The
false work has been built under all of
the spans clear up to the Iowa side,
and there is material in large lots
unloaded at either side of the pres
ent approach. The switch engine
which tows the street car across, is
meeting it at the foot of Main street
now, the trolley wire having been
taken down clear across the bridge.
The draw span will be ready in a
couple of months and it is expected
to nave the entire bridge ready in
the spring. The ratings for the
upper deck of the structure have been
put on, and the completed portions of
the rebuilt structure are assuming an
imposing appearance. looking at them
from the approaches on either side.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
Might Not Be Alive.

McMinnville, Tenn.-Mrs Gee Jet,
~ this place, writes: II don't believe
. would be living today. II 1t hadn't
Deen for Cardui. I lay In bed for "a
Jays. and tn. do !. came every day.
oat he did me no good. Finally. he 81
sssed an operation, but would not
consent, and inst d took Cardui.
NOW ! am goiag. about the house. do
aug my work. and even do my wash
hg. Cardui worked wonders in my
se' l am in better ses.lth than for
nse years." Cardui il strengthening
.e'i'c for women. It relieves pail,
9aes up the nerves. builds strength.
~ It At your druggist's.-Adv.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
"The Eternal MaudaEene" In Real
I ifa

CHICAGO, Dec. GA little more
than three years ago Grace Bennett
was one of the best gowned women
in Chicaeo's then notorious levee dis
trict. Then came the crusade which
wiped out that section. Grace like
hundreds Of her kind, was driven to
the streets. The gowns she had worn
in her house were useless on the
highway. She became ragged. One
day she was arrested and taken be-
fore the new morals court. Judge
Uhlir gave her a chance. Yesterday
she was before the morals court
again, to plead for fallen girl. Judge
Uhlir recognized the woman he pa
rolled three years ago. After Judge
Uhlir put Grace-she isn't known by
that name any more--on parole, a
prominent south side social leader
took her into his home. He made her
one Of his family, on trial. Grace
made good and today is doing reform
work Of her own.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
little musteches and muchachas be-

little musteches and muchachas be-
come plain American girls and boys
with American ways and American
ideals. The school was founded more
than thirty years ago by Spanlard,
thought to have been refugee from
Mexico. He began his educational
work in the little hut where he
lived. Gradually his school grew and
otter his death a few years ago, it
was taken over by the board Of edu-
cation. 1t is believed that "Aoy"
were the initials of the strange man,
for all In Mexico no one Of that
name has been found.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
EIarninu the Primary.

Sioux FAILS ArgNs-Ieadtr: Not
much progress is being made in try
ing to blow the inertia and indiffer-
ence out of South Dakota politics.
The statewide primary is good
thing for the newspapers which are
conducted on business principles. but
it has given a killing blow to govern
ment through party and has substi-
tuted government through stump
speeches and other kinds OF advertis-
ing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22

Read The Daily Gato CITY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
M,kea th. Mixun worse.

WATERFOWL Public Opinion: The
nationa, committee did all 1t could to
complicate the republican politics Of
South Dakota next year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22

Read The Daily Gate City. 1Oc a
week by carrier.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-12-22
rh. weather a Year ago Today

Cloudy. Temperature, High 81, Low
11o-remenber Laxative Bromo Out
nine cures cold in one day. There is
only one promo Quinine." Look for
signature E. W. GROVE. Zoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04
| = I'm trauten familienkrei(e. :

ipeii Sbr ole Groc beballt uno bas So
menforn geiat babt, Damn ilberlieBet
Sbr alles ieinem S6idia. 3arlim
iage ih: Ter mdbre 9lrbeiter lit Der,
.uelder ndbreno 800 Sagen Die
Sonre id)einen uno Die Grnten reifelt
lGBt. 9as lit Der nabre slrbeiter.
Sbr lagt, man laiie glth feline @eref.
tl9feit miDerfo6ren = BOD SIR, laBt
Sbr lie pielleid)t Dem NJ q b u /.
better mi0erfnbren? 3ablt SIR
Sbm piinftlih Seinen 2obn, mie SIR
wollt, baB man glt6 BEN gllren
5ablt? Gr l~iefert ms Sol5, 9roo,
&leioung, 8rGfte unO 2eben unO per.
ais G%ntlohmlng MIR Elm @ebet
an ieoem Gag uno bes Sountags ,tl.
iere <be. @ie piel nal 6abt Sbr
Sbm oieIe 3ablitrg porentbalten nit
Der gemerfung: @eb' = i) femme
0ih lridt. l1ro SIR beflaat guf,
Dab mani guh nlisniittl 8er lie bat
Gudl 10 6ebaroelt, wie STR Soft ee-
geniiber tbut2 Capt alio sllpor 8e.
re6tigfeit GEM pioerfabren. ser
jeoen Gag fir gr6 tbdttg lit unb
Damn babt SIR oas Hedt, @erehtig.
felt fir Gltd BON Den anoern 5u per-
ldngen."
0a ~pioerballte ser Saal bon fire.
retiifem 9eifal, 0enn Die geiammte
Wenlhbeit bate geiprofen olirf ben
lfunO 9riiferS.
lteber oieie ifonen uno einiafen
@orte zines beiheioenen grbeiters
0enfe man nnd uno ermeiie 8ereh-
tigfeit 0em mabren Irbeiter: @ott.
- Worifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04

Die &onigin bon 9elgien ltno bie
Frin5eiiin 8lementine mud)ten bel
elmer Spu5ierfobrt eirunal por einem
ltattlif,en @al,ernglite Soft, INN iif
elm 8lns Mild) geben su laiiell. SSSln
SalIIe mar mn cine beiabrte uno
balbgeldbmte sSrall amneieno, Ole Den
enlargement erflGrte, oaB gerooe
feline Wilt) porban0en iei.
rSas tbllt nid)ts," meinte oie So.
nigir, lid gebe if)on ielbit naf Der
@eioe, menn Sic mir MIR iugen, mo
Die Welfeimer iinb."
vIber, liebe Srau," entgegnete Die
gdrerin, melfe Ole Game nid)t fann.
tie, Sic iinb ia aus Der Staot unO
perben gewiB feline 4itb melfen
fonnen."
9alo barauf febrte inbeB bie So.
nigin init einem balbgefiilten elmer
5l,riid. Sn5niid,en bate Yrin5eiiin
&lementine brei S6iiTeln, einen
9rooluib, ioluie Meiier unO 2oifeln
auf ben Gid gelegt, iutb oie 6rnt oes
@olers wllroe MN BON Der Yrinseiiin
beoient.-gin fleines GrlebniB, beiien
iid sic belOen fiiritliden Tamen oft
nit GROCER 6relroe erinnerten.-
EieIe Eamen geben unierer Oamet-
melt Elm mebrfad) gutes 9eiipiel. @ir
laiien ben 9eier ODER Die 9eierin ielbIt
oarilber nafoenfen.-9. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04

Die fatbolii6e Yreiie bot sic Nuf.
gabe, ore id)ledbten 9eitrebumgen ser
6einoe Der Stride aufSuoeden, Die
Mrbeiten Der Sirtcn oes Smties Got
ties 81 %foroern. Snrum lit es allf
Tilidt Der autbolifen, ole Yreiie
fraftig 81 mteritiisen: iie iollen Der
idlef)ten Greiie ale Sbeilnabme per.
iagen, Die quite nber, lsmeit es ieoer
IN ieiner Stelliung permag, 81 9eben
INTO @eOeiben SIT brinsen belien.-
9apit SEQ XIII. Hilnoihreibell pom
10. Sftcber 1882
Gin antbo(if, ser Sic fatboliite
Yreiie nid)t nod arGitcn mlteririist,
hot fein Hedlt, lid, Elm glltes aino Der
Stride 81 nennen.-(Ser iel. 9iid)of
y. &. b.. &etteler BON MainS.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04
8ut eriuioert.

Ger befannte Yroieiior Der @iener
Sehnif Sofratb G5liber, elm etlpas be.
leibter SSerr, fano zines Cages beinl
getreten oes Soriaales allf oeiien "a.
iel oie @orte: nG5uber lit ein Sob"
Shnell gefabt erpioerte Der Yro.
~ieiior:
Sic irren. meme Serren, ein Sab
iii BON Heifen unlgeben, id) ie0od bin
BON unreiien rmgeben."
Der Seid.
Der Seid lit cine fleine @aiier.
larroidait. Sn bemielben leben 81.
ibe, &rebie, @iirmer. Shilirobr, gn.
ten mo 8Gnie mo beim 9aocn iogar
aberdeen. Sit Der Sei6 sroB, 10
heiBt er See, 8. .. Office. Sit er iol.
sig 10 beiBt mon i'm Meer. Sit CT
ioter. 10 beiBt mm i'm Sauerteig.
Sit Gin Seih 10 groB ipic Elm @aid,-
iaB, miro er Eiiibe senannt mo mr.
bon &imoen bemiitt. Sm @inter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04
fir ote ltebe 9n9eno.

iiibrt ma i'm tbeilmeile in oen gis.
teaer-6ur beliebisen 9eniitung inn
CONNER. @ia man einen Seid)
baden, 10 ihreibt man i'm binten nit
.g".-(airfNuB zines 3inoes.)
Grbalte Sein Sers rein.
Gmna bate bon ibrer @ilttcr elm
fleines Beet betommen, oamit lie @lus
men barauf pflau5eu iollte. ais MN
ous Sriibiabr fam. grub auua bas
Beet nm. Sabei idste Die @tutter
8u ibr: .gnna. ipenn gu Guedenz
plr5eln finbeit. 5iebe lie bebufam
aus unp wirf tie in Den Sol5ltau. bas
nit mir JIG perbrennen."
Nuna that bies MIR balb. 8roBc.
lanse @ur5clu 5og lie 5ipar beraus
uno trilg JIG in Den Stau. Sano tic
aber Elm fleines. biinnes @ilrSeld,en,
oos lieB lie liegen unb grub cs piebcr
nit binein. Sic oahtc: .Sas feline
8ilr8elhen miro niht piel S6aben
maden."
Sic @utter iab cS pobl, abcr lie
Ia9te nihtS. 8alm mar es Somz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04

yGr fiat Gin gmtes Scrs."

SIM @obn5immer iisen Wlitter urrb
&ino. 0as &ino, ein arabe bon
etpa If Sabren, ioQ cine Seftion pom
porigen Gage nadleruer, mas elm
5iemli6 IhapereS l%lnternebmen lit,
einerieits megen Der groBen SLATER.
baftigfeit oes jungen S6iilers, an.
berieits, neil er I'M Corn oie sli ler-
nenoen 9lGtter bei6miert unto 5erril.
len bate.
@eldes ipGre nm ser ri6tige @ea
gemeiGn, ben Die 0tlltter in 0ieier sn-
9elege, rbeit bate einlflagen iollen?
3lierit bGtte lie Den 3ttaben itrafen
ober menigitens ernIt permabnen iol-
len megen Der i'm Corn bei61bigten
@lGtter, Damn bate lie i6m ailfgeben
ioaen, bieie rif,tig uuo leierIi6 ab5il.
ifreiben. gnolih bate lie inn id-
.gen lolen: lin 4 llbr lebe ih nad
mo bore Die erite Seite ab. Sns
&eiperbroo erbGltit on MIR Damn,
iuenl id) nit Dem 2ernen 6uirieoen
lein fann."
8ie madDte eS aber Sieie Wtutter2
sic iette ii6 an oeS &noben Elas,
nm linn Die 9lGtter nbSuidreiben,
ocrpeil er perOroiien lutO miirriih
slid)aute.
.aber menn id) fertig bin" iagte
iie, omlBt on Damn o,h nm 10 ileiBi.
ger lernen. @em on ailes gut
famnit, erbdltIt on Sudden gum Bier.
ubr6roo uno bas Meiier, bas on idon
langlt gerle gebabt bGttelt."
n8laubit on" 10 irogte id oie
Witter, oils lie ans Dem @obn5immer
beraustreterO 81 mir fam, Die ih ben
Sergan9 beobadtet bate, ,oaB CT
nm audi mirfGd iernt2 Sd) meme,
,tiuas mebr grnit mare ibnl better se.
.,eien."
rS;reili1 lernt en-" entriiItete lif)
Bic SHUTTER, y,ucin on oarnn spei.
iellt, meiBt on gar niht, ipcld) guteS.
coles Ser5 mein glfi bat; er brald)t
feline S6lGge nlb feline ralbe De.
bolrolung, er laBt lid) lcid)t nit Site
ieiten."
llno bos SdlnBergebniB oieier Sci.
tung2 9lein.@iii nit ieinem 10 On.
ten Screen lernte al ienem Nahmit-
tag fem eiu5iges @ort mebr, befam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04
Sic Wmtter i'm Spridmort.

Ser 1eutife Tuat: Mllttertreu
miro tGglif neu. Sit Ole Wutter nod
10 arm, gibt lie bod Dem ainoe warm.
@er ser Mltter nid)t folgen mil, Der
mtB Dem 9erihtsoiener folgeu. 9eiier
einen reifen Batter perlieren, dis cine
arme Wl,tter. @as Der Wutter ans
Ser5 gebt, gebt Dem Batter mir ans
8nie. Sm Sinooitaniifen beiBt es:
Mlitter meilt, INNER mem, moge reid
ooer arm if) iein. Ger Senetianer
Idgt: Mlttter! Mtittter! @er lie bot,
rrtit lie; luer lie niht bot, permiBt lie,
uro Miltter MIL beoeltten Wdrtprin.
Der &uiie oeriidert: Nas 8ebet Der
Mlttter bolt npm Meeresgrllnoe her.
auf. Sbne Wlltter iino Die 4inoer
perloren, ipie ole gienen obne @eiiel.
Ser Sidefe geitebt: Wlltterbano lit
mei6, mi6 penn lie i6lGgt. Salt I'M.
ter alien @olfern bat man ertdnnt:
Cine OSltter fdnn eber liebel 8tnoer
ernGbren, ais iieben &inoer cine Mlit-
ter SIT %erndbren permogen. @abrli6
es bleibt oabei: @ltttertrelt ltno Mut.
terliebe lit 10 melt mie Die groe, 10
tief pie Oas 0teer, 10 bod pie Der
Simmel. limo bennod) geboren ai,h
piele 8illoer sur @elt, bon Der man
meiB, oaB lie nit llnoanf lobnt. ODER
lit ienes Spridmort nift gar oft Elm
pabreS @ort: &leine ainoer treten
Der Mlltter alii Die Sfiir5e, groBe
&inoer auf 0as Ser5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04

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5lt Dem iiberraiGenoer Meiltltot, baB
elm fleiner. flarer 9ruf, BEL Dem Die
einselnen 9lthitaben niht 5l eng sus
lemmeniteben, fir elm normales aiige
am geliinoelten lit. @m meiiten greift
oagesen Ole @ligen Elm u~nperbdItniB.
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fdbrlifylte Iitgenpiilper iinb ermieIe,
rlermaBen iene iibermooernert, aitf
roubem 9iittetpapier nit aoloiIal.
tppen bergeiteaten Hopelen- ur,o 60.
manb1noe .-(@. &. @bel.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-04
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Sefus treibt einen SenfeI
aus.
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7. e. Sbomas b. Nqiin. YerpetHa.
8. &c. Sobann b. 8ott. 8bilemor.
9. 9. Sran3isfn Momana. @regor.
10. so. 40 IGrtnrer. Gttalos, q.
II. 8. Hplina. Grtbpr,. Sirminus.
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GIN Ses 9aters 0rab.
@inter fam nit gis lub Sdnee,
9rafte tribe, oiiitre Gage,
@on Der iturmbelpegten See
Sont's mie ferne Sooteltldge.
alageno Itrei6t ser falte @ino
lleber iene SrieobpfsItdtte,
$50 sic Wiltter unO ibr ain0 .
&niet an Saters fii9lem Bette.
@etten in Ser gr6e Sfob,
S6at mo bieien Dor brei Sagen;
slf, Der armen Sfmer5 lit groB,
Wtofyten ifier Dor 2eto per5agen!
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Sn Dem fSiid)erbaus anl See
2ebten iene obne Sor9en,
@liBten nifts bon Seio un0 Web,
llno BON Summer fiir ben Wor9en.
Safer 5og gum Siid)fang aus
SGglid) nit ben &%dmera0en,
lln0 am Mben0 fam nod SmlF
Gr nit 9eltte reid belaoen.
@enn sic Sonn' i'm @eiten ltan0,
eSruu rt1O Sobnlein mod)ten gerne
Sarren al Dem NeeresItranO,
Shauen rad) Der blauen Serne.
gSelde Sreltoe, lpern Der &abn
Saudte alf am SlmmelSbogen,
limo Der Sater fam beran
Shnell uno iiher Damn ge5ogen!
Stieg ser Sater an Das 9atO, .
Sotten lie iid piel 81 iagen,
Shnel err felt iein Shifflein 9anD,
Sann lie balfen Slide tragell.
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S9ieoer 5og Der Slider tort,
slls iih ploBlid Stiirme boben,
limo oaS Weer erregt pom NorO.
2altt l,to milo beganrl 5u toben.
S6nea ben idpahen aabn er lenft
Wtutbtg 81 Dem fernen Stranoe,
3od Die 6llltb i'm job Der entt
Nabe an Dem iidern 2anoe.
ltlt6 am nGfiten Morgen funo
Mm Ole falte, iturre 9eihe,
Siegenb allf ser Dime Sanb,
@ie bas Sinnen altf Der 9leihe.
ohm rltbt er in bi1nfler 8rllft;
0oG es gibt ein @ieoerieben,
@enn emit @ottes gngel rlft
Mue Spoten auf5uIteben.
(Soooflls.)