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The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-04-20

Mr.. aud Mrs. X. B Morton
mortored to Denver for couple of
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Gilman
have returned from two weeks
visit in New York.
Mr., and Mrs. Rens Schirmer
motored to Denver during the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hershey
spent a couple of days in Denver.
Mrs. Raleigh Stanhope and son.
of Duniont, spent Thursday with
Mrs. John Atcheson.
Fred COLON motored to Denver
early in the week, returning with
a beautiful limousine top on his
car.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-04-20
Notice of Dissolution

We the undersigned. r. R. Graham, Presi-
dent, and c. g. Birkins, Secretary of The Great
Western Investment Company, corporation
formed under the laws OF the State OF Colorado,
do hereby give notice that at a meeting OF the
stockholders OF said corporation, duly called for
the purpose of considering the propriety OF dis
solving said corporation, and held at p. M, in
the City OF Idaho Springs. State Of Colorado.
on the 10th day Of March, A. ID. 1917. pursuant to
notice given to the stockholders thereof in the
manner provided by Law for the calling of stock
holders meetings for the purpose of amending
articles OF incorporation. the stockholders. by a
vote Of more than two-thirds Of the entire capital
stock OF said corporation, ordered said corpor-
alton to be dissolved.
We further certify that all debts owing by said
corporation have been fully paid.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, we have made and
signed this Notice of Dissolution and affixed here
to the seal Of said corporation, this 10th day OF
March. A. D. 1917.
r. r. GRAHAM.
ATTEsT. Vce-President.
g. s.. BIRKINs.
Secretary.
corporate 6eaD
First Publication, March 10. 1917.
Last Publication. April 20, 1917
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-04-20
The Aetna will Be
Bonanza Producer

In the Georgetown district the
Aetna continues to meet with
favorable results as development
progresses. 1t is anticipated that
when the Kane level is connected
with the No. l. raise from the
Capital, the mine will be in shape
for a bonanza production.
While number of the lessees
are realizing handsome returns
from their labors, Bruce & Co.
seem to have the bonanza lease of
the entire property, their last
shipment of smelling ore netting
them $4,000, showing that there is
no legitimate enterprise that gives
greater returns for labor expended.
These we'll proven facts should
convince prospective investors
that mining enterprises int lii
gently managed offer most at
tractive opportunities for large
profits.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-04-20
Old Mineral Chief
Soon To Be Started

The Old Mineral Chief, which
in former days was a large pro.
Queer of lead and zinc, is to be
started up under new management.
The various drifts have been
cleaned out and retimbered pre-
paratory to large production of
superior concentrating material
which is known to exist in the
mine.
The mill has been thoroly over
hauled and new machinery added,
guaranteeing a greater percent in
the saving Of the lead and zinc
for which the mine has been noted
in the past, thus adding another
shipper to the many now in
evidence in upper Clear Greek. g.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-04-20

Fritz Olson, as Helma the
Swedish maid, was a good CRATER,
and jumped my yob" in realistic
manner. Her or his makeup and
ease were good.
The staging was the same
throughout the play, parlor in
the professors home, frightened
by profusion of American Beauty
rosebuds. With the prett
evening dresses, the scene wa s
pleasing and the acting needs no
allowance made for friendship.
Anyone would have given it a
hearty hand. About 5000 was
cleared.
A word is due Jack Roth for
his choice of piano music and its
execution between acts. Generous
cheering must have assured him
that the audience really likes the
better class of selections.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-04-20
Snowfall Deficient In
Clear Creek County

The official government report
of the snowfall in the elevated
regions of Colorado shows de-
ficiency for Clear Greek county
during the month of March, and
an excess in Douglas, Jefferson,
Boulder and Larimer counties
Only eight inches of snow fell in
Georgetown during the entire
month, and thirteen inches in
Idaho Springs. This is con-
siderably less than the average.
At one place in Boulder county
the snowfall was "a inches and at
the government fish hatchery above
Estes Park a fall of 80 inches was
recorded.
The water content of the snow.
covering at the close of March
was about so percent greater than
at the corresponding period of
1915, and Is percent greater than
in 1916.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-04-20
Home Talent Play
PleaSeS Large Audience

Aside from the fact that the
players were our own folks. the
play, "Just JONES'" put on at the
Opera House Wednesday night
for the benefit of the library,
merited unstinted and spontaneous
applause. Home talent plays are
seldom so well coached nor give
evidence of SO much conscientious
work on the part of the partic-
ipants.
Miss Charlotte Collie was I'M
firing in her efforts to secure
letter perfect performance and
maximum of stage presence. The
full house at 35c and SOC gave
evidence of Idaho Springs con-
fidence in Miss Collie's work in
this line as her efforts have been
enjoyed several times previously.
DIR. w. Il. Cain, a professor in
anatomy" appeared as we shall
see him a few years hence, a
fustered gentleman finding great
difficulty in the tangled web Of
deceit. His work lacked little of
being professional. His excite
ment was contagious, and his
antics brought forth roars OF
laughter.
Miss Lena Riakett, who knew
chow to take care of her husband
may also have been bit prophetic
in her acting. At any rate, she
made a splendid wife for the old
professor, and her anxiety was
quite genuine. Her makeup and
dress were good.
Marjory, their daughter, was a
pretty, innocent part taken by
Gwendolyn Moscript, while Miss
Helen Marihugh played the part
of their more sophisticated ward.
Both girls wore several pretty
evening dresses in the various
scenes, and their manner was de-
lightful.
Frank Redding, as Richard, en-
gagged to Marjory, seems to know
the part pretty well. His concern
for his fancee was real and gentle
manly, and he was equal to all
occasions.
Miss Clarissa Wheeler will never
in life play the Sinking old maid,
if rumors are true, but she did it
to perfection, as Alvina, with
536 love letters from the bishop,
and a winning smile bound to land
whoever he was. Her lovemak-
ing scene was realistic, if a bit
embarrassing in the bright light,
before SO many.
Those who know, say this was
the best of George Moscript's
several appearances. His counting,
though distasteful to him, made
one wonder how he got his
pointers. Maybe the coach is re-
sponsible, but it's doubtful. Mr..
Moscript's transformation into a
confidence man was SO complete
and SO easy that the public is
warned. AS "Just Jones'" he did
some clever acting.
W. j. Woodward. as policeman,
or as escaped lunatic, was forceful
and entertaining. He looked well
in uniform, and seemed to enjoy
the authority of his club. AS an
Indian, he was wierd and fierce.
Ray Coughlin would make a
rare bishop, if his several appear
ances under various humiliating
conditions are safe indication.
Never for minute did he lose
his dignity, whether in tight Office
dress, in Indian blanket, or in
handouts.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-04-20
Prospect Becomes Mine

The strike recently reported
from the st. George lode on
Douglas mountain. in the George
town district, continues to improve,
the development having already
transformed the prospect into a
mine with large ore reserves from
which regular monthly shipments
may be expected.
The machinery recently installed
is running smoothly and is aiding
very materially in the developm ent.
There is an upward movement
in mining affairs in the George
town district, due to better weather
conditions, which is bound to in
crease in momentum from this
time forward. Important new
developments are in evidence in
number of our mines, and it pres
ent favorable conditions continue,
there is bound to be an increased
production during the summer
months.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-04-20
NeWsy Notes From the
Georgetown District

William Nelson is visiting in
Denver this week.
Mrs. w. r. Williams is visiting
friends in the East.
Mrs. E. Preville has been ill
this week with an attack of grippe.
Mrs. A. Wilson retired to
Durango on Tuesday of this week.
NJ. J. Barber was passenger
to the City of Lights on Sunday
morning.
Geo. B. McFadden was in Dem
yer the fore part of the week on
business.
Sheriff A. E. Straub was in
Idaho Springs on Tuesday on
official business.
Frank Brady of Empire was in
Georgetown on Tuesday of this
week on business.
Roy Perry of Idaho Springs was
business visitor in Georgetown
on Tuesday of this week.
A number of the young people
attended the "Hard Time dance
in Silver Plume on Friday of last
week, and all reported a most en-
joyable time.
Raymond Tong departed for
Denver on Sunday to enlist in
the navy, but failed to pass the
examinations and returned home
the middle of the week.
Mrs. Lynn McFadden was IN
Georgetown this week packing up,
preparing to moving to Denver,
where her husband has accepted a
position with the Colorado and
Southern railroad company.
County Treasurer H. L. Roberts
departed for Idaho Springs on
Monday, where he anticipates
spending some time on business
matters there requiring hi 8
attention.
Leroy Banks returned fir o m
| Denver the first of the week, where
he had taken his son Allen to the
Children's Hospital. Latest re-
ports from the young man are
that he is recovering rapidly,
having passed through a very
successful operation.
Mrs. w. r. Hancock, who has
been in Denver with her husband
who is at St. Joseph's Hospital,
returned to Georgetown on Mon
day night. Mr.. Hancock is i'm
proving rapidly after his operation,
and will be home again inside of
two weeks.
Miss Lucille Laffey, the popular
night operator at the local tele-
phone office, and Mr. Dave
Williams, of Silver Plume, were
married in Denver on Monday of
this week. The happy couple re-
turned to Georgetown on Monday
night, where they will reside.
! At the special meeting of the
fire department held last We'd
nesday, it was duly ordered that
the department treasurer purchase
flags for the various fire houses in
the town and the different foremen
were designated the committee to
attend to the placing of the flags
on the different buildings.
Commissioner Cunningham Of
Georgetown and Commissioner
Green of Silver Plume were pass
engers to Denver on Monday
morning. At Idaho Springs they
we're joined by Commissioner
Miller and County Attorney Re
gennitter, the object of the trip
being an interview with the State
Highway Commission and Adj
visory Board. relative to the ex-
penditure of the moneys allotted
to Clear Creek county by the
highway commission.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1917-04-20

Manager Teagarden of the Rose
bud properly on Democrat noun.
tain reports that development now
being carried on is of the most
gratifying character. The drift is
driven between porphyry and
granite walls. and is well i'm
pregnated with mineral carrying
high silver values with some gold
grab samples giving values of
$3.50 per ton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

Storh ifpn uno fpdnbcrtc lpeiter,
guIb abcr mar es miloe, Ie9te lid
3tptlhen @ras uub 8lumet nieber uni
ihlief elm.
llntcroeTcn tuar @DlbtDdterfena
RiitterIeiu in GROCER Gorge. Sic
eine i'm san3en Sariie untber 'uuo
iudfe ibr Sinh. Sic gtna bon ciner
&ainmcr in bic anberc unb 16aute In
ale 8iuiel uub inter bic 5reppe
nbcr tic fonntc cs utrgenbs ftuoer.
Damn elite Tie aiif bic 8ieic bis an
BEN Seih. .llebcr ben Seih fam es
uidt e%etpmmen fem, habte Tie uno
9tna luieber beim iiro burhiudte ods
ean3e Sdusfcu nod siumaI. llnb
ais lie fertig ipnr, siug tie ipieber iiber
Die @ieie biz an ben Seid. 9as
tbt tie ben galt5eu Sag. unb ie
LANCER lie eS that, beito mebr iueiute
tie. Ger Batter aber lief bel allen
Gntburn uub i'm sanseu 9orfe lumber
unb fraete iiberal, Oh Niemuub iein
8olbtphterheu seieben babe. 90 fan,
Der Nbeub rnb oas @olbtDdterteu
ihlief nod INNER auf Der 8ieie. Sie
@Itern aber idben 5u bauIe uuo
ipeiuten iinb beteten.
Reuu iid a6er elm 8ino nerlaufeu
bat, 10 ihtdt Der Iiebe Soft um Ibeuo
Elm S~ittenpeIeiu aus. Gin ioIfes
gngeIeiu fIog aud iiber Sic 8ieie bin.
tpo @oIbtDhterhen lag uuo itIief. gs
iah basielbe, bob es lauft auf unb trug
es gum Sorfe, obne bab CO eripadte.
@Ieih beim eriten Sdusdeu blieb es
iteben unb I6aute burh Sas Scniter
bincin. llnb oils es merfte. baB Sater
unb Ntutter truurt9 am Slide iaBen
uilb bon benz nerlorenen SDhterIein
reoeten, tpuBte es iton, baB es am
rehten Srte mar. 2eiie Dffnetc es
bic Snustbiire. Ieste oas i6Iafenbe
8iuo inter Die Sreppe uro fIo9 ipieber
oem Sinlmel gu.
Die @ltern iaBen INNER nod am
Silde uno tpurcu 'cbr betriibt. Rlosz
lib itanb Die MlItter arf, nabm bas
2iht unb iaete: SD mil bod nod
einmal in ALE @infel urh inter Die
8etteu Ielldrten." Socruit eina Tie
binuiS unb nie tie bann urter Die
Srcppe Isud)tete = nh, bn lag ia ibr
!iebes &inb nne ihlief. Dor Srelibc
id)rie lie Iaut aui unb Der Batter fam
eilig berbei. Die Ruttsr trug ibm
bas ailb euteeseu uub er rief: n@o
mar es benn?~ = slluter Der Sreppe
lag's mn ihlief", eripiberte Die
Tlltter. ~unb ih bab' bod berte iton
OFT bortbiu seieben." Ser Batter aber
iuste: .8eni6 bat es elm Subenselein
bcrsctrn9eu unb bin9eIegt. llnb nm
molten mir DEM Iiebcn 9ott bod rett
innis banten, haB mir unier Iiebes
@plbtD6terhen pteber baben.~
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.(Sortieeuna auf Der 6. Seite.).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06
Gin huber WiniItrant.

gs mar i'm Sabre 1888, aIs 8apIt
Geo XIII. iein 50zjdbriges Rrieiters
SiibildlIm %feiertr. Bel einem aItare
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@eiltlihe; Der cine mar ein aanpnitus
bon ct. Reter, Der anbere elm italies
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men ipar, lin an Der Subelfeicr tbeiIz
s%unebmen- Ser ampniius ihidte iih
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auf icinen Winiitrnnten tpurten; er
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lid mebrmnls pereeblih mad benz
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merftc Die 8erle9enbeit bes aunonitus
lnb bot lid ibm als Riniitrnnten an.
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lam bod nift aIs Ninitrant
funsiren.~
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SiiGof. lid Deritebe ihon 81 mini
itrieren."
~Tas CLAUDE id ihon. guer @nas
ben. aber i'd ipiirae Sabur4 81 iebr
bei6dmt!~
-berubisem sic iit. @omiisnnr-
iagte Der Biibof, -seben Sic 5mr
Nltar. fausen sic an llnb init
bieien 8prten. tuiete Der Siid,pf OH
ber MtaritIien nieher. 10 ba6 Dem
amonit,.s nihts aroeres iibris blieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06

A PUZZLE FOR FUTURE RAIL
RAIDERS

Answer.-The engine heads In on No
3 and No. 1, backs out, and leaves
these three cars beyond the east switch
on the mainline. Then backs in on
the two cars Of No. 2, pulls out, and
leaves them on the main track beyond
the west switch. This leaves the Y
clear. The engine then heads In at the
west switch, goes round the Y and
out Of the east switch, when Ii Is
turned. Coupling on to the three cars
IL backs in on the west switch, pushes
No. l up into the neck Of the Y, and
drops No. 3 where 1t was found. The
engine then goes ahead to No. 2, cou.
Piles on, backs over the east switch,
goes in the east switch, laves the cars
where they were found, and backs on
the main line. The engine Is now
turned and the cars are IN their former
position.
g9aS b6ie Sunacr n%erm5gen.
9iiralib bat int Hsusaburser see
elm iuIlger Waun ourh SeIbitmorb
ben Sob 9efunben. Rnhiraeen iiber
Die Seipeg9riuoe bieies SaneeIns
ergaben. oaB Der Mann pur6 grobe
gerleumbungeE 5u ieinem gntihluS
gefonmen lit. CT tpar ndmli6 iGlits
lid boz @eridt au9etla9t porbeu.
einem ieiner Iitarbeiter ben Wpdens
lobn ~seitoblen gu haber. Die senaue
llnterIuhune oes @erihtes ersab
polise Sduloloiigteit hes Nuectlags
ten nuo Sreilpruh bon Der MINDFUL
Sisung. SruS bieier 8enustbmlng,
ipeIdbe ilm bon ser geridStliben Yes
bDrbe 5utbeil puroe. lieB i6m Die
ialihe anflase ieiue Hu6e. Gr
9larbte Dor Den Meniheu entebrt 5u
iein unb oils Sbrloier ppIlte CT nitt
lebeu, niht einmal aus 9iebe All ieiner
Srau unh Ieinen bier &inoern. Sieier
@ebanic trieb ibn 5u benz entieSlihen
Selbitmorb. Der cine 9nn5e Samilie
ms sroBte glenb sebrntt bat. =
@ebe Ben boien 3unsenl
K&A
Sprn6.
Gin irieblih' Sinh Gift piel
bel @ott,
llufriebe fiibrt in 2eio unb
Nptb.
Gift rid)tc anb'rer gSort.
nod Sbateu.
Senn bieIes bringt oft 9rpBen
Shaoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06
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(Gia Mdrden.)
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Gor benz 9prfc itanS Elm tIeiucs
&dusdcl, onriu !uubrtcn Gnter uno
Nuttcr, sic Elm biibIhes, Heines
Ndbher bottsr. boS tic @plntD6ters
den inun.en. Giucs Mprgens gtns
Der Batter friib CUR Irbeit. 9uS
@oiot0dterden lag MD i'm @ette uub
itIief. Nun eins aud Die 0tutter
iurt III sen Stau. gfit einem 0tal
ihIug bas @oIbt6dterten hie Gcitss
Iein duf mo risf, .@dter, Rntter!
gSo ieio ibr beun?~ uI;b ais Nicmanb
orttnorte.c. flettcrte es aus benz
Sctttcn rno trat inter Die Snriss
.hiire. Icil Der Iprsen gar 10 ih6n
rac, Sodtc es: .@iu bph gleih eiu
tisd,cn ipaSicrcn 8cbcn, big Safer iino
Ifrtter ipicberEDmmen.~ Supioibupi
Iprans cs nit ieinen tIeincu ruben
Seiuten iiber Die bIlmi9e &ieie bin,
AM ariinen @ui6e porbei. bis gum
9roBcn blaucn Seih. Sier blieb es
irehen uno lab lid nm. Su fnudeIte
umb iuadclte Die alte Seihentc aus
Dem Shilfe hnbcr uub ipcrrtc Den
Shndbcl auf. @plhtDhterGcn taunte
Die AIte idon iunec, odrnm putidte
es in bic 3dnbc mIo iaste ibm cin
ScrsIrin:
.@nte, bidc Sfunttcrlics,
0ab Dir laaeu bicle BriiS'
BON Dem WadeIadnsten
linn non HatbdrS S6r5fcr.~
Die gntc Inhte bell uui uno rief:
.@a6ele - mad - mad - fpadl~
llnb mic tic 10 ricf, ipndelte elm gar3es
9usenb iunscr Gntlein aus Dem
ShiIfe bcrpor.
@uu 'a9te GtolbtotterGen eur
gntc: I'D ih m6ftc aerne iiber pen
Seih, lit feline Bride ober fein
8nbn in Der Ndbe2~ Bon aues
Dem sibt ss ba berum nidts~. iprad
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tpiGit, liebcs 9oIbt0ttcrhen, 70 belize
i'd Dir ihou biniiber.~ llnb MN
brad nc bas ~alerproBte &nNerrpiens
blntt ab unb ieste bns Sinh baraui.
Yeusierie. ME bas abInufen perbe,
tamcn Die junecn gutden berbci aee
if1poume1l, uno ais bic aIte Gnte nun
Den glntfitcnsel init benz SbnabeI
erfaBte lIno init Dem 8uIotptterhen
benz anberu llfer suihnamm. paren
Iie snn3 anger iih Dor Sreube. gou
Suit umpldtiherten lie bas icItiame
S6iffIein nnb piepiten Dem 8plbs
tDdterhen 10 irDbli6 81, baB es
ipdbreno Der lleberinbrt oar feline
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muBte. Sriiben aber bcoanfte es lid
ihon bel allen, Die ibm biniibereez
boIfen bntten uno biipfte ipeiter nui
Der griiuen Bieie, no Der Stort
ipa5ieren gins- 3u benz iagte es:
.8uten Rorsen. Storh! Bas friibs
itidit Oh oem bn? oas iiebt ia gang
sriinihedi9 aus unb- auaft ipie elm
Sroih!" ~9as 1T Sippel5appels
Salat", CAB Der Storb 5ur Antfport.
20, Glib mir auh bapon", bat
bas @plbtohterden. .benu ib bin
bungris." y9us III tein Sriibz
itiid fir bid, entsesustc Der Stprh;
~parte, i'd bole Dir ans meiner
Speiiefummer stipas geHereS." =
llno nm 9ing Der lanee Stord gum
gahe bin, tautte ben Iausen
Sdnabel tief ms Bnher uno 5og
5uerit eiren soloenen Beher nit
Tiger RiIh nnp baru Elm pnar 2ebs
fufen aus Der Sieie beroor. Damn
bob or Ser liufen Slii9el in Die Sobe
unb lieB audi nod cine Site nou
3uderlpert beruuter ialen. onS @olbs
tod)terden ieiur belle Sreuoe barau
hattie.
IS iebte Iih in's 9ras uno bera
sebrte ancs. 10 bunsris mar es. llno
aIs IS Iatt mar. bebautte es iih beim
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06
Gus Mnglcr. 2lceblGtt.

gu Slid, ia sn Sild
@ibt's beut' friihen Siihl
Senn mrlnt're Soreleu
Sinb bier in ben @eHcn:
Gieneittf 9iht's aIih Sedt.
9aS mare niht i6lcdt.
GO 5offcn sic Srei,
GereeIicn habci,
SdB &pncn unh &6nnen
@ar oftrnaIs lid trcnncn.
Sliu1 AnscIn brand,t's Slid,
@chuB aHb 6elhi6.
Sic iisen an, Stronb
Sn sluthbcibc,n Sanb. =.
Sect slGf &c arn Sober,
l1no So,ts, ber Shiper nGthcr,
3iebt ffuen on bcr Shnir -
Gin SrSitIsiu it's mn!
Sic fiItcR uiHt nisbr;
Sse aaseln fms Icer;
Gs gilt triRc @clte:
limb Srcitas lit hcltte!
Size IlIttcr 81 Gid
@adt audcn itntt Siif-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-09-06
0ierteS &apitcl.

9aneIam i6lihen Die Gage bes
%unseiduerten 8rptes poriiber; nod,
laneiamer Die Ndhte. Sie Nui<
resuns Der lesten @reisniie batter
Wprium's @iberitanbstraft erihopft.
unb es mar, ais ob Ole Nnitrengung
ibrcs 8iqens nm ibren Nutb nibt
iiufen unS ibre Soffnung uitt err
loihen gu lalIcn, Die f0rperlihe
Wiioisfeit nod hermebre. Ser
Shldf, bieiers 9roBe Sreuno Der
leioenbeu @enidbeit, poute ni6t
mebr in ibr Simmer c~intebren unb
in ben lanseu Nddten lab Subitb.
ipenn lie lid an Die Sbiire ibrer
Scrrin beiorgt beranihlih, pie lie AM
Seniter ober auf Der SerraHe be-
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ben bunfelbIauen Simmel.
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