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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-05
Sponsor Is Optimistic.

W. '. Boyle, member of the Phi
Delta Theta fraternity. is sponsor of
the scheme. and is optimistic for a
in Washington as may not be going
to march in other sections of the big
pageant. but are DESTROYS of showing
their belief in preparedness Just the
same. The fraternity of which he aud
Mr.. Williams are members has sew
enty-nine chapters throughout the
country. and a local alumni club which
has been in active existence for thirty
years. of which Senator Duncan /.
Fletcher of Florida is president,
At the meeting Wednesday night it is
planned to secure marchers not only
from chapters of the fraternities locat-
ed at the George Washington Univer-
sity, including Sigma Chi. Theta Delta
Chi. Delta Tau Delta. Kappa Alpha
1southern). Kappa Sigma. Sigma Nh.
Delta Chi. Phi Sigma Kappa, Sigma Al
pha Epsilon. and Sigma Phi Epsilon
but representatives also from among
the local alumni of fraternities which
have no chapters in this city, including
Phi Delta Theta. Beta Theta Fl. Phi
Gamma Delta, Phi Kappa Psi. Delta
Kappa Epsilon and Alpha Tau Omega.
There are some thirty-five national
college fraternities, exclusive of law
medical and other more restricted or
CARNATIONS with a membership
throughout the country of $50 900 men,
and. it is pointed out, representatives
of these organizations are in Wash
lngton from all sections of the nation,
representative of the educational fab
rio of the country
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-26
MANN'S PREPAREDNESS SPEECH
ONLY PERSONAL VIEW

washington, Jan. 70. - Various
views were passed by members of the
house today regarding the probable
effect of Republican Leader Mann's
speech advocating preparedness.
Leading Republicans declared that,
while Mann generally reflected the
Republican viewpoint, he spoke for
himself alone and gave his personal
views for personal reasons, without
attempting to guide the Republican
members.
Although there is greater unanim-
ity among the Republicans than the
house Democrats on preparedness,
leaders admit many Republicans do
not share Mann's views regarding ne
cessity of large standing army. Sen
timent for building up the militia
rather than greatly increasing the
regular army or creating the CONT
mental reserves is widespread on the
Republican sides
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-26

the thought that perhaps 1 had con-
templated doing this was new and
annoying to him.
Haven't you had enough of this,
Margie?" he asked rather roughly.
Plenty" 1 said quickly. 81 only
want to go over and tell that pretty
Mrs. Holmes that 1 am coming over
to see her very soon, and bid good
by to Eliene and Annie and then 1
am ready"
Where do you think, little book, 1
found the three of them? Upstairs
in Eliene's nursery. Annie had little
Eliene on her. lap, and Mrs. Holmes
was telling Eliene that the sorrow of
her life was that she had never been
a mother
Oh, little book, little book, why
should 1 have to suffer the loss of
sonny?
Why should my arms ache for the
only comfort that could be mine at
this time?
Why should this old world be Hv-
ing hell to a woman who has always
walked the street called straight?
Ito Be Continued.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-26
MAX AND JAKE LOEB REOPEN
SCHOOL BOARD BATTLE

The Loebs are at it again. This
time it is young Max Loeb, union la
boris hacker on the board of educa-
ton, who is taking a hard rap at
Jacob Loeb, president of the board,
anti-Teachers' Federation man and
brother of Albert Loeb of Sears, Roe
buck & Co.
Pres. Loeb offered to buy lunches
for all board members who would
stay in. the board rooms and work on
the budget throughout the whole
day. Max says this may influence
some of the members to vote on the
budget to Pres. Loeb's liking.
He asked Loeb to withdraw his
offer and let every one pay for their
own lunches. Pres. Loeb refused So
Max threatens to introduce a resolu-
ton against the plan.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-26

GARAGE OWNER MISSING
New York, Jan. 26.-Miss Grace
Mclaughlin, heiress to $250,000 of
the estate of her father, the late Pat
Mclaughlin, rich Brooklyn police
man, has been missing since Dec. 9
and a countrywide search, it was
learned today, has failed to find her.
George Stevens, youthful owner of
the garage where Miss McLoughIin's
car was kept, has been missing since
Dec.~9.
Mrs. Katherine Inglee, Grace Nc
Loughlin's aunt, said she received
this note from the girl:
Forgive me for leaving you all
alone. Please don't worry and don't
be mad at me. Please write me care
of the Bellevue Stratford, Phila-
delphia. We will be there tomorrow.
Detectives it is said traced Miss Nc
Loughlin to many cities, the last
being Baltimore.
Baltimore, Md.-Neither friends
nor outsiders may see T. G. Weeks,
dean of Baltimore lawyers, now that
he is dead His last wish was that
no one get a chance to say doesn't
he look natural" He hated that.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-27
cUNNEA's CHANCE.

CUNNEA'S CHANCE. - In re-
cent issue of The Day Book you gave
as your chief reason for not support
ing Guinea that he did not have a
chance. Events of the past two
weeks have proven your judgment
faulty. By what process of reason
ing do you refuse to support him
now?-P. L. Gilmore, $3.50 Sanga-
man ST.
Cochran's Answer. II haven't
changed my mind as to his chance.
In my judgment Hoyne is as strong
as he was two weeks ago. I think
also that Miller will get big Repub-
ican vote, and that his supporters
hope to elect him by splitting the
labor vote between Hoyne and Gun
nea. Hoyne is stronger with labor
than he was four years ago, because
he has given labor a square deal
NIiller's hackers would prefer that
Republicans who won't vote for Mil
Ter vote for Guinea. Hoyne is the
man the City Hall fears. Every time
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-27
THE PUBLIC FORUM

= REE ] Oak SEkVlCEs - WIZ
the dickens has charge of the street
car service on, Kedzie avenue? It's
rotten. Every morning around to
$50 hundreds of folks scramble and
fight to get on a Kedzie car at Madi-
son, Lake and Van Buren,. Women
are pushed around like so many cat
tie. Twice in the past week l have
had to pay double fare to get down
to work because in transferring from
Madison to Kedzie to Van Buren, l
have been unable to get near enough
to the Kedzie car conductor to get
an exchange transfer. At the Kedzie
avenue barns plenty of empty cars
are standing idle.
Why not put some of them into
service in that early morning rush
hour? I'm glad I am not being
locked for being late in the morn
ing. But plenty of other folks who
get caught in the mad rush do get
locked. God help 'em. More cars
on the Kedzie avenue line, please
Mrs. E. P.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-27

I have been asked to do anything for
labor with Hoyne have done it. In
stead of finding him hostile, find
him friendly and fair. Whatever OBJ
legation l feel is because of what he
did for labor, not for me personally.
And I'm not an ingrate.-N. D. Coch-
ran.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-27
AUTO STOCKS


reader of the fair and square little
Day Book and wish to sound a
warning through it's columns against
the human wolves who prey on the
public. These wolves call themselves
stock brokers'" The big" news
papers are their means of bringing
their wares before the eyes of the
public They advertise in an open,
brazen-faced manner. Automobile
stocks seem to be their speciality.
About four months ago 1 was "stung"
by one of these wOuld-be brokers. A
certain firm on La Sale street was
advertising HupmObile stock. 1t was
a very pretty display advertisement.
The first day the price of the stock
was So, the next $3.50, and so on
each day until 1 fell and foOEshly
called up and made inquiries. was
informed that if l would hurry l
could get the stock for $1,000 per
share. rushed to the bank and then
to the broker" and when 1 got there
l could not get the stock at even
$1,000. had to pay $11, and they
made me believe l was getting some
bargain. A few days later the stock
appeared on the New York curb at 81.
1t is now down somewhere around
the $3.50 mark. Did get stung?
Would be pleased if you would
publish this letter at your earliest
convenience. By so doing you may
be the means of preventing some
poor sucker from falling for the al
Turing advertisement in the Chicago
American Sunday, Oct. Is, issue),
advertising Emerson Motors stock.
They state they are prepared to
quote a price at 81 per share" For
the information investors who do
not know, will state that they can
buy all of this stock they want to
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
IariG 9ihtmeR.
(am 2. Sebruar,)


&ier5ig Sage nad) ieincr 8cburt
fpuroc Selus bon Maria i'm Sempel
hcm bimmliid]en &ntcr bdrgeitelt,
nuf9eopfert unb burd) cine porgez
ihriebene @abe pieber ullsgelDit. Su>
glcid IieB lid Waria bonn Yrieitcr iiir
rein crtldrcn. Soft ieIbit bate boS
slQe5 I'M glteu Sunbc porSeidrieben,
llub bieier @orihriit m%tcripori iid
Waria. Ils Scius I'M Sempel BAR
fgelteqt iplrbe, eridieneu aui Nntrieb
Ses Sl. @ciitcS Sinlcou, Der fromme
@rcis, uno Die bohbcta9tc Inna.
SciOe er%faunteu, bon 0ott crlclldtet.
in Dem ainoc bcu pcrbeiBcncn Welt<
erloier uno prieien Den Scrrn, neil
Tic 9eipiiroigt fuorbcu pareh, i'm nod,
por ibrem Sobe gu ihauen. Simeon
ilabm bod ent5iidt bas &inb dui feline
Prime unb iprdd: -snu eutloBeit OH,
Ncrr, nadl Seiuem Wprtc. Seincn
4 ~icuer in Srichcn; ocnu meine Gilsen
babcn Scin Seil geiebcu, has Oh be-
reitet bait Dor Dem Nuaeiiht aler
Boiler, oils Elm 2iht CUR @rleudItun9
Der Sciben unb Der fredericksburg
SciucS Bottles Ssracl". Sieie Be
gcbcnbcit feicrt bic Stride am =. Sc
bruar, oicr6i9 Gage uad @cibuahten,
am Scite Der Suriteuliug Seiu i'm
Sempel. aud Iarid 2iftmcB pber
Warid Hcinigung %genannt.
Gin %id1oncs, erbobcues uub err
bebeuoes Seitl Wnria nit benz 9Dtts
lidcu ainoe int Scmpcl bel Smeon
lub Iura, ipeld' r%ilbrcnbcs Bib, be-
iouoers Der fromme Simcon! Sicbc,
lieber 2eier. Simcon bat MIR nod,
ciuen 8unlh, pcn or e%riilllt iebcn
modtc, bebor CT iciu 8aupt CUR @ras
bcSrlIbe nieocrlcgt: Den WtcIiias 3u
Icbeu. Sciu Seben ldeint ibm pbne
boberc 9coeutung. citel uno 5lpcdlos
an Icin, lpcuu CT iterbeu miiBtc, obnc
bcn SciInnb 9eicben 81 bnben. Or
bate III iciuem lnngeu 9cbeu SieleS
ocicbeu, SiclcS criabrcu. Sielcs err
lcbt. olcin all SnS foulte ieiu Scr5
nidDt bcfriebi9cu, icin Scbncn uno
&crlangcu nidlt itillcn. Crit natoem
or bcu Scilaub aclcbcn, ben Seilanb
lupunctrunfcu an lciu 0er3 gebrlidt.
lpiinldhtc, perlon9te er nihts mcbr -
4 in Sricoen mollte CT MN it)cioeu. or
mar ocrcdt unb gottesfilrdtig. er
\ ipartetc olli btn Sroit Ssrael's unb Der
0l. @ciit par III ibm". ia9t bas
Gunugclium.
Aann man. lieber Scicr, audi bon
ms 10 riibmlines iagcn; mir ieiel
ironm mn aotttsfilrdtig uno Der 81.
@cilt rcgicrc ms Wcm lit unier
Yebeu gclucibt? @ornr bGn9t unicr
&erS? @aS milMd,cu uniere Nu9cn
\ az icbcu2 MprouI III pnS @crlnn9eu,
\ Sebuen mns @oiiea anieres Qcr5euS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
fQr die liebe 1u9end.


i'm bios Dor bns @eiid)t uno pafeIn
nit benz aopf."
Tcroinanb Der 3weitc, ein Shiitling
Der Sunsfram.
Seroinaub Ser 3lueite, &Dnig bon
%llngarn, gum romiid,eu aaiier erz
boben, lieB ieinen giamen III Die 2iIten
nQer apngregationen Der plterreitiz
idlen @rblanbe, llngaru's, Steiers
marf's, &drntben's uno arain's eius
tragen. CT pollte iih ielbit gleifiam
in Der @erebrung Der 8ottesmutter
peroielfdltisen lno ben Sooalen ein
ln5lueioeutises 3eu9niB ieiner ~faiier<
liden Sub unb 2iebe eeben. Sefters
unterihrieb CT lid: rSeroinanbus ies
clrnbus, @ir9ineis cliens = Serbiz
nano Der 3peitc, Sfiislins Der Sung
frau"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

ms 9eben, in ben aampf; Die Srail
aber muB es perlteben, IN ihrem
l~iebepoIen 9eim 81 ihulten uno 81
ipalten uub oasielbe benz abgebesteu,
ermiioet beimfebrenben Wanne be-
baglif gu MAIDEN. Wirft lie lid iee
boh Der Tolitit in Die Arme, oart
finbet Der Ionn cine Ieere Stdtte ober
cine Srau. Die nit ibren @eoanten
auf Der Sugb nad eitlem Hubm lit
unb Die fir ben Ibeebesten fein Der
itdnoniB beiiet." Ser 8arbinal 3itirt
oafiir Elm 9eiipiel bes tlaiiiiheu
Nltertbums. nie Der Sobn bon Che
miitofles ieinen Batter, Den fait Iu>
scipaltigcu, nm eiuen @efaleu bittet
unb Sbcmiitofles erpioert: "Wein
Spbn. oieien @eialen fam ih Dir
nidt tbun. Sn muBt bif an beine
Wutter lpenben. Wenn ih alIh Itben
reoierc unb Itben Die 8riefen be-
bcrriht unb @riedenlanb ipieoerum
Die gauge @elt, 10 re9iert bod beine
Wllttcr MIDI"
Scr adroinal ipciit nod barauf
bin, poB CT ciu3ig unb ALIEN Die Gd)tz
belt llnp @iiroc Der Srau i'm Iuse
bot. menn CT iih 9egeu Die Suffraz
gctten ausipritt. vSie Iuntutb uno
@iirbc Der Srau pertrdgt lid nid,t
nit Der lallten Seffentlifteit; barum
fam aud bas @irfunssfelp Der Srau
nidt ouf bieiem @ebiete lic9cn: Die
Sdlslidfeit lit ibre Somdue, nift
aber bic politiihe Irenn", 10 idliebt
ous Sdreiben bcs &arbiunls. ipclfem
acluib iebcr perniinftiee Ienih 5us
itimnlen miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

er ais Slidihuiter ieiu 9rob pereient.
Sas Rabl mar fiirItlit. @dbreno
oes giiens bat Der WiIiondr ieinen
belsiifen 0ait, er mDee our Wilr5e
oes Wables Yrobeu ieiner &unlt
geben. Ser @eiser, benz lolhe Iuf@
forberuueen itets 5uipioer geipeIen
Iino. 5ierte lid uno perlutte, an Der
grfiilung bes lditi9en @unides
porbei5ufcmmen.
Der Willioudr aber meilte: YWttt
ieiner 8unit iua man bod nitt
gei3en!"
Sa lieb -9inpe iih Damn bciuc9en
uno gciete lnb rib al Die america
niidJen Suborer 5u gcifaasitiirmcn
bin.
Sm leeten Sommcr mar Ii Der
MilionGr aud IN 9riii1el bel 0inpe
als Gait einaelooen. Gud, bier 9ub
CO Gin berrlihes Inhl, bas Dem bes
rcid,eu Entertainers in nihts nah@
CAB.
Ils ser Naftiid aui9etragen
iprroe, brad)te man gum algemeinen
Staunen audi Elm Yaar alter. 5ers
r~iliener Stiefel herbei.
Ser 8iinitler sine auf ieinen @aits
freunb 81 unb bat i'm:
.Nein 2iebiter, flideu Sic mir
bod, nal gleid bieie Stiefell"
Ser WiQiondr mad)te elm peni9
seiitreideS @eiift. CT mar gang
ipraflos iiber bieie 3umitbuns.
Yiape aber idgte NIT fliebenss
ipiirbisltem 2dfeln:
ga. perebrter Sreunb, NIT leiner
&unit ion man bod nift 9~ei3en!"
@as Der Imerifaner seiaet lnb
Oh er, tpie Der &iinitler bamals, fem
aDnnen tpirflih se5eigt bat, oerratt
Die belsiide 3eituns ntbt. unb bess
balb tam ih es meinen 2elern aud
uidt iaaen. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Sas .ihtuerite Spfer.

Cine frpmme Mutter polte ibre
lieben &inber auf bas @eibnaftsfeit
porbereiten, unb er5dblte linen bon
Der 2iebe bes bimmliiden Yaters, Der
als armes Sinh auf Die 8elt eefomz
men lit, bon benz riibrenben Spfer>
mlitb bes eDttlideu Sobnes, uub for
perte itlieblih ibre 2iebliuse auf,
aud fir oas liebe Seiustinb lid etipas
5u periasen. Ilsbalb trugen Die 8in>
Der aQerlei, mas 81 entbebren mar,
fir Die Irmen 5uiammen. guntes
Spicl3eug, narme aleioer linb err
Ipartes Glen. @ues gum @eifente fiir
bas opferreihe Gbriitfino in ieinen
Stelpertretern, ben Irmen. Seiou@
bers emiig mar Gin fleiner, pieridb>
riger &uabe, elm titles, n~ad)9iebises
Sinh. Den gan3eu Hciftbum bon
Spiel5eu9 bate bas lieblihe Weien
Sur Vertbeilung an arme &inoer 9ez
brad,t, mir ettpas, ciu Stiid nidt,
ndmIid elm 8ummifdshen, Den Ser
5enslieblins bes fleinen Seiisers.
Sein tinblifer Siun itrdibte ii6 Dor
ptSISl SiSiutuNS, ~ Hup'i ", ttStS
es tpieber bin, I'M es gu bebalteu.
3ur gerubi9uns iraete er enolid Die
Iutter: .Nitt ipabr", iprah er
ltiihteru, Yoas @ummitGehen bari
ih bebaIten. id, bah es 10 lieb. ales
Nnpere geb' ih sernl" ga, iuie
or piuit, on barfit es ihon bebalten.
aber Der quite Batter I'M Simmel liebt
am meiiten Seue, bic ibm oas 9iebite
idenfen." Gin iebr ihlperer aampi
entitano in Der iuugeu Srlit, nm oas
fleine Ser5hen "itritten bas liebe
Seiusfiub uno Elm tbeures S~piel6eu9.
Ger &leine purpe tassiiber iebr nad)>
benfenb. uub iiebc. IbenpS ihlid CT
gum Iiitterden bin unb ia9te: Sd,
babe midi entihloiien. ih 9ebe aud,
mcin 8rmmiidBd)eu DEM Seiutino. "
llnb Sbrdneu itiir3teu aus ieineu
Mu9en Oh bcs ihlpercn Stcibens, unr
cine Sbrdnc floB and aus Der Mutter
Iiiee. als tic iih nienerbeuete nnb ibr
enseIsutes Sinh fiiBte. 8ott perz
lan9t niht INNER bios Elm SpielSeue
ais Spfer. ionbern mandmal nnleren
liebiten 8unih. manhes 1hlpere
Spier. Con MAJ bieier Nnfsabe &C.
wahien iein, 10 muR me- ihun als
ein 8inb e~ntiusen lernen, unb frembis
Spfer srinscn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Wic bu mir, 10 i'd Dir.

Ior. Ginger Seit las i'd in elmer
bcl9iiden 3citung cine luitise Nnct
bptc, Die ih in eeutid)er lleberieeun9
cuh piebercr6dble:
9iape III Der beriibmteite @eiecus
tiinitler Selgien's. SaB CT nebenbci
nbcr audi Gin rctt luitiaer Wtunu ieiu
fam lub 8liuciten Den Sdolt i'm
MAIDEN bat, 5eiste or 9clcacntlih ieiner
lcetcn aon5ertreiie nad Nmerita.
Sort ma CT ciucs Cages bel einenl
~rcitcn" @ilipudr 5u 8aite. Sicier
bate emit ipeniger slGn5enoe Gage
gctannt; penn in Der Sueeno bate
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Syariamfeit.

S%pariamteit lit bel Ben Sapauern
cine piel9eriibmte Susenb. SaBen
bn slpei alte anauier 5uiammen uno
bcipraden Die S%parlamteit, unb ba
ia9te Der cine: Gin Sdher bdlt mir
20 Sabre, benn ih offne ibn MIR gum
5ipan5igltem Ebeil, braild,e i'm 10 Elm
Sabr. oann fonunt pieber elm 10 gros
Scr Sbeil an Die 8eibe II. /. 10. bis
Der 6Gder 9an3lih perbraIht lit" =
.@eld cine Geridppencuus". riei
anauier No. 2: Gin Saher bient III
unierer Samilie prei 8enerationen.
@ir piincn Den san5en Sdher. aber
mir idheln nitt bamit. ionbern balten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Maerlei Niielihes.

&interiitteruns bes Waierses
f~liisels.-@aiierseiliigel muB iuie an
oereS @efliisel re9elmdBig sefittert
iperbeu. Is bebarf aber peniser
&prner nno mebr maliiges Suffer pie
8~emiiIeabfau, absebriibte @ei5euz
fleie II. I. IN. 8Druerfutter lit immers
bin nidt gan5 nus5ui6lieBen; aber
ME iou cine Iabl5eit gang aus aor>
nern beIteben. Iub bas 8aiiergez
iliigel Iol Slblpe6slung baben. @or
Alem alih bebari es friihes, reines
@aiier. Gnten uno 8dnie ipaten
nidt miteinanber sefiittert peroen,
a6er aIh niht seneiniam nit unz
berem @eilii9el. Die gnten iino
@ieliraBe, Die Ben anbern Ebieren
bas Sltter pesfreiIen; Die @dnie
pidem Die aorner nur lans1am auf.
Sit Die @itterun9 10 falt. baB Die
Sbiere niht ms Sreie selalien ipers
Den fonuen, 10 iino lie td9lid, brei 0tal
reselmdbis 81 iilttern. @e1u es
%irgenbipie nn9ebt, lalle man DOS
@nner9eflilael ms Sreie.
llcber ben Wublseihma6 Der
gutter .-Ser @oblgeidmad Der But
ter miro I'M. @eientlihen ourh einen
Icbr Seringen 0cbaIt an fliidti9en
,~SettlGlren bcpinot. Sieie entitebeu
aus per6cbrtem Sildcr unb 5ipar nidt
III Der Wilhorilic, iunbern burd, cine
eigeue. burb Sutterien beipirfte Sab
rlns I'M Yauien Der aiibe. 8etoms
men bic &iibe i'm Sriibiabr @riinfuts
ter, 10 erbdlt Die Butter burh Den
Y%udergebalt bieies Cutters bas
Mrpma. Nah MufbDren Der Grim
fiitterung tritt cine Nenberung bes
9ejhmads Elm. Yrof. StuBerz8O
nigsberg ipeiit MIN i'll Der M~ittbeilune
Der -. z. @." barauf bin, baB man
III Der Gage lit. ben 8oblgeitmad Der
Butter 5u perbellern, nenn man Den
&ilbem MelaIie oils Sutter sibt. Die
bdufis aud lih 6cisenoe barte Sez
ltaffenbcit Der Butter. ole nit Der
Serrpenbuns bon Haubfutter Suiams
menbdnst, piro li1 ulleroingS nid]l
beieiti9en lalien, 70 lange Nan8cl an
geiuilleu Srtternlittelu bcrriht, Die ers
iubrunsssemdB Den GiniluB o piel
H%nubfutter aui Die 0drte Der Butter
aufbcben.
Semhte Simmerlnit 5u entferueu
-Sieies seidicpt nm Idnelliten bnz
burh, buB MAI Srcnnipiritus in elmer
9tnpf 9ieBt NM oielcu, I'M Seuers-
9eiubr ACKNOWLEDGMENT, III eineu an
peren itelt. Der nit naiiem Sauo &c,
iiiQt lit. Che man Den Spiritus an.
5ilnbct. mililen natiirlid, nm 3ugluit
5u %permetoen. Sbiircn uno Seniter scs
,dlpiien porbcn iein. Weniger be.
tanut als obiges gtittel 6ur Cutter:
ming bon Seudtigtcit vi aalt. Ser.
ielbe miro e~beninls i'll ciner lpertb.
loien Sdnle ~aui9citelt. Gr Sebrt pi(
i'll Dem Maum pprbnnpene NGiic an
unb III cS paber uotbis. baB Der auIj
nat ciniHen Sa9cn burd iriih uIi.
geltelltcn erneucrt piro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Bonn 9 6ifflein Gbrlltt.
. Wottb. s, 23-27.
Am @tutcr.
Gun 81. u. Huttcrmuun n.

StiQ unb rpdrm bebedt bon SGnce
Mrbt bus 8lodbaus tief i'm @alb,
Hingsum i6lilnmern Bad uno Sct
lluter'm @is 10 blunf, 10 talt.
Ser SpprciIc bunflcs Salpt
Sedt MN ipciBeS Silberbaar.
llnb bc5 2ebcns 2uit herullbt.
SdldTf Der llrpath itunm unb itarr
Nir9cubs 2ebcn; nidt cin Saut
Weitbin ilbcr Sclb unb Ni;
9iur Elm leifter Haltd) 10 tralt
Steigt emppr gum Sintmel bIar.
Nlles ihlummcrt lpic i'm Sranm
Scibz liuo frcubenlos babin;
llnb mn in bes Silttdens Raum
Srilbliugsipouneu itill crbliib'n.
@Iauer Simmel better loht
Sort inl bplben Iugcupaur
llnb Der 8nngen @lutbenpra6t
@liibt tpie Hoien punberbar.
gScm e~ritdrrenb Slur unb Saih
8inters eli ger Saud lm3icht,
Gil il 81 benz Siittdcn flein,
@o Der Srilbling INNER bliibt.
- ~ ~
m,r;n 0;At,,,o
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

gcrihtet? SaIten nuu mir ~oieieni9et
Sabre fir ~perloren, in oeneu mir obne
ben Seilauo lebteu? Sit uniere 2iebe
gu linn 10 groB, oaB mir, na6oem mir
i'm I'M IQerbeilieiten Safrumente oes
Mltars empfangen, nit Simeon
ippnnetrunten ~uusrufeu: .Nun, o
6err, laB Seinen 9iener i'm Srieoen
babinifeioen!" Sa, 10 9roB, 10
gliibeno. ioll uniere 2iebe gum Seis
lanb ieiu, Damn fdnoe unier Ser3 in
ibnt, ipie Simepn, Hube unb Srieoen
unb fonnte emit in ibm, pie Simeon,
ieli9 iterben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
$prehTunI
Bon cinem ttnscnannten.

2ieber SD bin IL
Sabre alt rno babe bier Wteilen CUR
Sdule su eeben. bin I'M iehiten 8rno
uno lerne 9eutif urb gnsliih. @ir
bdben bic iiingite @cmeinoe III Sorgbz
ton, See GountpL Soma. @s limb
iiebensebn Sabre felt uniere @enneiuoe
nit einem Yrielter nerieben lit uno
iest baben mir brei S6ulen uno fiinf
Shpeitern. liner bpdlu. Srieiter.
Iater Ioams, bat cine neue &rippe
eetauft fir $75, cine 16pnere,
CLAUDE ih, baben Sic nod mic 9es
ieben. Sect mub ih idlieBen nno
ipiinihe allen &inbern unb audi Dem
Onfel elm siiidieIises neues Sabrl-
Salem, Soma.
Sic id,Due arippe mphte ih aber
gerne Ieben. Shreibe bod mai einen
tleincn 8rief unb beihreibe ms Die
&rippe. mir iinb ellie 10 neusieris.
Ndfites Ntal muBt on aber audi oetz
men Namen inter ben Brief idreiben.
er Sufe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27

Ser Sturm I'M Semitic binters
luBt ieine Spuren I'M antlis,
Nuh an ben Sornen Der gnts
touldung bliiben Nolen - SpGtroien,
- Seber fam ialen, - III 9rpBtct
@efubr III Der llnpprlihti9c.
Simmelsicgcn iii Der @obltbni
Sobn!
II Scr Nulifc fam Nacs perlcug
ncm nir lein iaIIdeS 8ellht niht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-01-27
Mimriap por ieinem Stcrben.

MuriQo. Der Maler Der llnbeileds
ten @mpidnsniB, Der nit ieinem Yinicl
mcbr ais preiBis Silber 81 ibrer @brc
selhaiien baben iou, ltarb in ieiner
Iateritabt Scpiaa. Su Den lcptcu
Sa9eu lag er III ieiuer Yforrtirhe gum
Seili9cn arcn6 oft itunbenlan9 Dor
elmer 8reu6abnabme beS Sriineler
0teiltcrs Geter q &empeu. Nui Die
Sra9e, pas i'm an pas Silo 10 iebr
feNeie, ent9e9nete CT: CT ipollc parten.
biz Die beiliseu Wdnner ben 2eidnam
Sbriiti berunter9elaiien bdtteu. @r
ipartete, bis Der auieritanoene Seilanb
ibu riei burh Cob unb @rub slim
eipigen Seben. Sies geldab ant B..
Npril 1870. 81
x*
Ser @laube an bie Goriehuns
lit Die Suele allies hriitli6eu RutbeS.