davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
+ :. i. + i. /. i. 4 i: i. + = (. i :. +
(. -
:. ADJUSTMENTS :.
= =
i x !, - i. :. e = i :. X y x = :. 3

The Hoyt Ceaaz.1s company put up
I g90d show AGAIN .asf night at the
Elks theater, presenting The f.ield
Of Honor. The Specialties present
ed last night were 10 to tie standard
md D.eqse1 the people The Hoyt
company put on some good shows fer
popular priced assresaeion and de-
serve the good PATRONAGE they are
receiving London Life will be the
bill tonight The company close their
=aaaeat.elo hero N=tfs a performance
Saturday, matinee ard aiehf-
Kathryn od3er
Easily one Of the most, if not the
most, attractive Offering Of fhe pres
ent theatrical season Is 9he announce
alear Of rae Forthcoming appearance
81 .=a j5l.-s taea1e.s#9a neXr f=J5zsl5f.
.a. 5e.Iai address, u -
a1A.sn >.e teet.4e - z4ef
Tla.t. ts- z.1aa.4 af Is 80 9ai=
4erzalig conceded o#5e#a #5eh a5zaa
-ni1. - NOR -
ass=aHaH5
sas crowd thaa =
ea #ae f8f Der
.tu EEa Ter aa FEe =
ae play by Alexander Dumas Fills
Is 85tGH0 n Is feas4oa9ta assumption
da ais for Her coming perform.
aate i. be- a premium.
3 = +
Fon4eo and Juliet
IS. Charles .. Herman supported
- The Fa#oua VERDE company sTfIl
9aa,on5 ~ reI#5ea complete
ceate production 9f Shakespeare love
sa&r@e ON Noa.laz atehf al Tie Fix
fhoafor. The Ware company is tee
same HAT supported fha aH=a. trass-
jian Frederick War3e Iasf =aeason
and is under his sons manasesasafz
Izo company Hlnbars twenty pc
pie and carry a car # scenery.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
RYAN'S CATARRHLlNE

& Gods gift to man. 1t is a positiv.
cure for catarrh of the head and nose
hay fever, asthma, headach, and vii
cure cold in one nights time. Fo,
sale at all drug stores.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
CLARKE WON'T TALK
About the Escort" Matter Un!9-
Senator Berry Talks First.

About the Escort" Matter Ua!9ss
Senator Berry Talks First.
On lis return from Washington
Senator James P Clarke passed
through Newport Nix and to a re
porter for =tae Daily News Of that
place he said with reference to tho
reports sent o9f from Washington.
claiming on the one hand that he
aad refused the rroffered courtesy of
lis colleague to escort MIN to the
PRESIDENT S chair il taking the oath
# Office and on The other hand that
5efa Berry and Carmack had rcfus-
d him f5i5= courtesy. that ne begged
10 be excused. from an expression
FIi5 noiat and 3aughingIy remarked
i II he mad 10 come home to learn
He=aa0s Of Tie natima capital. Any
iae from lin might tend To- make
saes eelae tae long strained rela-
rs aesHeea himself ana senator
s4f4s galess tae iatter felt cof
faaad 10 10 aaaVev the now paper
BORT. - lad nothing to say inti-
ne fda' hay!5 senator Berrg re
sts. re Zoe. mfsaf 5aeel be heard from
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
CARNEGIE TO BACK RAILROADS
Plan to Build North, Centra and
South Arnlarican Liren

Washington. March I8.-Antlre&
Carnegie is 50 convince shae tie gra
pesaI 10 incorporate existing and pro-
iectel railways Of North. Central ana
South America =iFto q vast iafarcanfi.
metal system over l0000 miles in
asta IS feasible TIA he is ready to
finance the enterprise.
This announcement WIS made -
f1raer Senator Henry E. Daztz of
West Virginia 70 the diplomatic faa.
.e5eHtatives Of American republic
WHO met at the state department hi,
afternoon. zTr Ga4is = lie chairman
Of tae permanent Eafeseantiaaat4#
Railroad commission.
All tae prominent saafz fmer.aaf
diplomats expressed Themselves ana
fhcir go9eraments a. extremely VOL
disposed toward the inteEc9atineataG
project and stated thai tdeir ees8ec-
tiae governments would extend a..el..
aeflffH 10 the Tinted sfa5a5 commits
toner Pepper =#iII aaaE
t South American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
DEATH RECORD. !.
i. :. {. !. = :. i, Z. u :, j. !. !. :. j. :,

Mr.. J. 2. Simon vas eaHed 70 Little
Rock this morning on account ri he
death of his meIe. Felix Simon. Of
thaf city The deceased resided in
this city for many years and was well
known here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
To the Ladies:

In case your machine is giving any
trouble, please notify Thompson Ma
chlne company. We make a profes.
sional business of this work and per-
feet satisfaction guaranteed. Your
work is done at your home and trial
given. Country people, bring your
machines to our Office at Schencks
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
: 4. !. = = 4. !. i. j. X Il. i. X =. Z Z.
, -
: NEWS NOTES OF THE r
+ BORING TOWNS +
DUMAS.

information reaches this office thaf
Dumas is to have a long felt want
EsapIed al last IN the form of night
aii 10 We trust that such is
1e eaze= 'he people demand it and
ar 81 WI a. q business community
.esl#ircs it.
Mis- Lie I.oelthart returned to her
ONE Al Pine RUff Fri lay after a
1tea a.ft visit 10 relatives hero
ci@ston Wo~eh. a negro on the
slakemorc place. became involved in
dispafe with another negro last
ye1s and received a gun shot wound
Is a result
Nh Elmer Goodson and Miss Em.
na Nicholson We're married at the
ONE Of the brides mother on Oak.
7oods bayou Sunday and left immed-
ately for their future home at Viii,
1ct.-Dumas News
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

ful if even the retirement Of E2Tis
and his gang is worth what the adoD-
ion Of the Keel or King antitr.es
bill would cost.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

Now that Postmaster Furth has re
cefged instructions as to how to pro
eeed in the matter Of securing a lot
for government building in Pine
Bluff corner lots will at once take On
a big advance in price.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
HOLDS VEHICLES HAVE RIGHTS
Federal Court Rules That Motornen
Must Exercise Due Care.

ST louis March l3.-In a decision
defining tire rights Of pedestrians and
vehicles upon street railway tracks.
juice TbaFer, in the United State
court of appeals, held that motor
man is under the same obligations TO
ezef=ise zHzze tsre 10 avoid collisions
and injmine persons as Individuals
are 70 exercise ordinary caro not to
gel III The way Of street ears The
opinion farfber held that a uoforman
has ao# RIGHT To assume that ne is en-
fitle1 to a clear track at all times,
sn3 saat padesfrias ana vehicles are
5aHaa 10 Get anf Of Iaa way. Plaintiff.
whose vehicle vas damaged in a col
lisfoa. alleged negligence on the part
e =4etGf7zans aGd The defense SET
5a=a#a=e#4e6eG# claim q cantribHforz
aeetfeance The riia4 sustained lie
plaiatiff
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

On another page Of the Graphic to-
day appears an article from the IN
snrance Post, of Chicago, which is
worth the serious consideration Of
every businessman in the state, and
every member of the legislature
should read il and ponder we'll before
he makes the Keel or King bill a law
and thereby bring financial ruin upon
the state
The Globe-Democrat continues to
do its best to kill the St. Louis worlds
fair
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
7cf71eo and Juliet.

LOOK CUT FOR ~THE GLOBE
ADVERTISEMENT IN The SUN
DAY MORNINGS ISSUE or TIE
DAILY GRAPHIC.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
o. @&As@ @s.s<e @ AAe@A SO
Cotton Belt Cheap Rates.

General Assembly = he Pfesbetea-
i'm Church In tae United states If
Amefiea. a Eas .aefa ez. al. MAJ
10 June =. 1909.
National Association ai ia g.
Plumbers # the Eaited Stdr-/ Of
America san Francisco. cal. MAY >
70 - 1903.
For the above occasions the follow
lowing round trip rates and arrange
ments are authorized 10 Los Angeles
and San Francisco. California;
Rate-S47.59 for tie round rip
Dates Of saIe-May ., i. 4 >. g.
= ana = taa3
Return !imit.-All tickets te be Ilt3it-
ed 10 July .f9o3. fer raturn.
Fer further Information apply 70
H. 2. Mizeil. agent. Cotton Let route.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
JAS. w. ADAMS Presden
GEO. n. ADAMS, Business Manage
FERNANDEZ MAY, Managing Edito

Entered at the Postoffice at Pine
Bluff, Ark, as second class mail mat
ter.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

Builds up the svsfem puts pure
fieh hlaod il fae 4eiEa. make. mef
}nd women st'aag 8ad healf5Y- Ba
cek Blood BiifeIs Il an. dr1te
store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

LOST DOG-Gn Mar h 3, sHa"
black terrier. 4fetl ameota stra 81
body. afeeR- eHfiv ilair On head, ier@
gray aair on faae and chin s. re-
ward f0r return 10 Walter Jones, 1913
West Third aKenue i.ast seen about
West End compress. 1876
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

szz-S II5t5==..J sa9a, a man 10 baus
n. : e.#e.ss ii t4e5. Apply al American
a.szcf45s ier i.s,fts1 s1d}. company. f%
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
Pulled Its Tongue Out.

\ man got his wagon stuck in the
mad on East Sixth avenae yesterday
ftaracqn ana fhe team pulled The
5asffa Of the wagon on frz-iue 10 dis
edee Ehe wagon tnz.a tae mud. 81
$ O'Clock last ni@s4t Ire WAGON va
sill tuck N the mud
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13

EeR $50 Homo Clmf. r.
aes=Ha range ai HeEe: almost 40oG
q ne# Price s.; cost SCI Allre-
p .. Boz tx Ii
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:

Advertising rates made known on
application.
Office: Corner 5raraque and Chest
nut Streets.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-13
Local COTTON #oVEMzHT.

To- HaIa#ias Is Secretary RQsse..-
@euar weekly statement Of tie fara.
cotton m0FezEenf
faa3 1872 laaf
STOCK Sept. -. 204 3172 46.
Received u river lS2S 7s9 -
ReeeiYe3 BEfaiI 528f6 $50 f5a4.
Received WAGONS .3o27& $3.50 3224o7
fetal ..4 444s2 s2333 &192@
Shipments ..#-7209 =7f7sG ,i:3,227:-
S.a@k -. 9144 1o629 17754
Increment for week endiae Marna
T.. 19e5: Receipts f5S baias; ship
Heafs If Fer same #Aek last
1ear; Receipts. 1900 bale: Snip
= entS. 3.qf9
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20
LOPEZ'S ERROR
He Thought He Had Chartered the
 Capital Chop House.

Jose LcpeZ, charged with embezzling or fraudulently obtaining five ''T'' bone steaks and as many oyster stews from the Capitol chop house was before Jus tice Burnett yesterday. It turned out that there had been misundcrstand- ing between him and the proprietor It also turned out that Senor Lopez did not eat all this stuff himself as lad been previously bulletined.
 He went into the chop house accom- panied by three friends whom he was going to feed. Before beginning he established what he thought was a dis tinct understanding between himself and the proprietor. lie asked, How much for the seats2'' The proprietor did not quite, understand the import of the question. It did not occur to him that Mir. Lopez wanted to charter the institution for few minutes. Some thing was said about thirty five cents" and the devastation was begun. Just then another Mexican whom To- peg and his friends did not know ranged himself along the counter and was mistaken by the waiter for a member of the Iarty. Lopez and his friends wanted some soup for the first course but there was none. The waiter suggested an oyster stew. That was satisfactory to Lopez and his crowd who were of the impression that the stew and everything else went with the seats" An oyster stew was also satisfactory to the strange Mexican. Thus the five oyster stsws were de- molished. Then came the '-T' bone steaks. Again there Was no dissenting voice from the strange Mexican. He finished the meal before the others die and went out
 The trouble arose with the settle ment. Two walters had been employed in attending to the wants of che crowd. Lopez settled with one of then
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20
DO A LITTLE
 THINKING

If yoI are in poor health and desire to 2 { well you cannot af- lord 10 experiment with yourself or em plog inexperie need doctors. You have no business
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20

for the steaks and was charged with five, thirty-five cents apiece. The sum of S1.75 was paid ungrudgingly for the reason that Lopez is not an aritlTrneti- elan and did not notice that the steak for the stranger had been figured in the bill. Then the other waiter ap- pcared and demanded another $l.15 for the oysters. Lopez refused to pay, not because he had nc more money but he thought he was being held up and pre- fcrrcd to go to jail where he vas short ly afterward taken. He did not know until yesterday that he was expected to pay for the strangers supper and the proprietor of the chop house did not know until the same time that the stranger was not a member of the party.
 When all this had been straightened out Lopez was permitted to go upon his promise that he would pay the rest of the bill as scon as he could earn the money.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20

by Major Evans 0f the justne.is of the. claim in the shape of copies olf- letters accompanying remittances Of interest. In the first place Q note was given to D. Fl. Ferguson of St. Charles, Mo-, for $1,500. That was subsequently, re- placed by a note for $25OO and the note and mortgage were afterward assigned to the plaintiff in this case. niece of tho moEtgagee.
 Mir. Ferguson must have been ap Gc- coumodating lender. In a lettcI ac- corrpanying q remittance for interest about the year 1897, Major Evans asked Mir. Fergusson; to make a reduction of the rate of interest which in the note was F per cent. He added that the prevailing rate of interest in Phoenix at that time was per cent. Tie re- ply Of MT Ferguson was immediate re- ducing the rate as requested
 The complaint shows that the interest on the note was promptly paid by Ma ior Evans pp to the time of his death.
 Suit for divorce was begun by C. T. Erickson against Lettie Erickson in '. hich unfaithfnlnesa is alleged The parties were married ip Garden City. Fans. seventeen years ago. Eight years later while they were. iiving in New Mexico the husband found that his wife wss not living up to her mar riage vows and the matrimonial part rership was broken up. The wife is now supposed to be in North Dakota. There are two. children who are now in the custody of the plaintiff
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20
A FORECLOSURE SUIT
On a Note Given Fourteen Years
 Ago.

Suit was begun in district court yes terday by Mrs. Martha r.. McDear- mon of Illinois against Mrs. Sarah Gertrude Evans, executriX of the estate of J.-W. Evans. the Evans Loan and Investment com pany and various other persons for the foreclosure of a mortgage on block 30 oi this city. The mortgage was given in 1889 to secure a loan by Major Evans and Cordelia Beckett. now a resident Of the province of Quebec. The property was afterward dceded to the Evans Loan and Investment company and the other defendants were made such be- cause they had sorGe sort of claim upon the property.
 The complaint contains admissions
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20

disease |? If so stop treating with doctors who do not understand your case. CANCERS ANO EAIfRNAl 6ROWIHS REMOVED NIIH0UT HE ksifE. Te stimonials at office. The doctors success is due to long exneIienee and exceptional ability in treating oompli- cated and intricate diseases. Place your case with him and be dealt with non estly aud scientifically. Remember he de- votes his entire time and study to chronic disorders. Itpossible ALWAYS BE EXAMINED BY A ExPtRI. If unable to call write freely ana confidentially. References ALI IHs BANKS And prominent business men of tho city C0SSUlIAil0N TREE. Hours: l0-12-1-3-6-7. Office ann labors tory, 26-2S South Second Avenue, tilBBARD BUILDING, PHOEkN. ARIZONA.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20
Nothing Succeed S Like SuCCe SS!
Sure, Safe and Speedy Cure of Ner- vous Sexual and Blood Diseases.
DR. HiBBARD

is Q graduate of liar yard Medical College and former Unite q States Pen sion Exami- ner. His qualifications are ability, experience. and reliability If sick
 get The best expert medical reat m en {. KIDNEY, URINARY, BIAD- DIR, and StkUal dis eases, SEMINAL WEAK NESS with exhausted vitality, quickly and
 permanently cure d. Have you any f-hrOn iq
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20

Arizona people always welcome at The Hotel Rosslyn,
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20
R ARE BARGAINS .s es Offered this week at THE BOSTON STORE .s >s

OXFORD LINEN sKRNG checks the thing for skirts and suits i5cyd LINEN BATiSIf. striped floral cool worth this weeks 9C yd COVERT UOM all colO price 2c yd this weeks scyd JAPANESE FOLDING FANS oOr the thing cool worth 25c each, this weeks price, JOG each 9SC each choice lot of LADIES LEATHER DElrs, all shapes and styles 50c each, this week, lOC each GGS pads goods price
 
 Short lengths INDIA LINENS, nHcyd MrrTs, worth 5o pr our price, 25cp lot SUMMER SILK WAISTS, plain made in all styles assorted colo, worth price 9Oeach just prices sILKsn blacks paids pngee greatly 
 E he Boston Store
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20

For the best private board in town go to Mrs. Cohn's. 25 West Monroe St.
Arizona republican., 1903-05-20


 money thus. Your hea tn is too precious to be triiied with. pr Hibb trd is a thoroughly educated Specialist and he ta thus known throughout the Southwest. You can consult him without charge and if you gre not convinced of his ability tO treat your case, you are under no obligations to place yourself un- der his care. He fully restores Weak lIen to their full strength and vigor The delicate organs ot thelsexu ual systen' with all their dis eases are carefully and scientifically treated. My specially includes chronic diseases, Blood poison, Bladder and Urinary diseases. Do not forget that sexual disorders are always under mining your whole system unless rightly treated Either you must get the better of them or they will get the best of you. Thou sands of people are handicapped by stubborn chronic diseases which utterly unfit them for the duties of life. A man may not be sick a-bed, yet be burdened down by some ailment which destroys all pleasure of living. Years ago discarded old methods of treating the above diseases and by extended researcn discovered new and successful methods which have given me q far-reaching reputation. No injurious medicines are used.
 In addition to the speciality of chronic dis eases Dr. Hubbard successfully removes ctlncers and external g sowths without the knife. His method is safe, sure and successful. Call CT addr' ss Hubbard Building, 26-2S s. S.Seeond Ayo- nue, Phoenix. Arizona. Hours. l0l2-l-3-6-7.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-24

Su ieuen Counties, no man beab-
iiftigt Stautsunitulten auf Staots-
tfoiten 81 erri6telI, iplte man oos
@eiipiel na6abmen, lple es bier III
Gubuaue Gountp nit grfolg operIrt.
gluItatt Gtaat8anitalten fitr SRI
iimlige, boben mir bier elm Srrens
baus unO Soipitaler, iowie @ollen.
Iquier, ipclde inter der Geitnng
fatbpliiGcr SAiucitern iteBen, melde
oher pom Stoote onr6 baS Gpnntg
llnterItiiBuhg erbalten, lnOent DIE
Gomtp.8eamtcn Die Siren aus Dem
tetreffenben Gorltp III ibre eigeret
NnItolten i'm 9olmtp bringen lallen
itnb bann Der Staot bieicn fir jeoen
S~Sniaiien cine iolfe Sumnte be5ablt,
iuie oieielbe benotbigt miro 5nr Der
tflegunQ oieier Sniulien. 3oourh
bleibt oas @clb, melde$ Die Yflege
bieier Observation-Disclosures toltet, i'm
@olntp, uno Die 8ernanoten Der Sn-
iaiIen iinb oieien INNER nabe, mob
reno III gleiher 3eit Die fatbolii6en
SrOenSidpeItern Oen ibnen gebilbs
rcn0en Nntbeii OIL ben offentlihen
0cloern iiir Die Eflege bieier
Granfcn crbolten. $50 INNER baber
Meoe gebt bon DER @rrihtung FOLDER
GtoatSaWitolten, loQten Die aatbp-
Iiteu Gieies 81 perbinoern ill6elt
ltnG boS 9ubuqller SpItem einfii6.
ren. Gs lit bone rule" ulO gibt
ouh billiaere unb before Sflege iilr
Die aranfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-24
Cine orobeaoe Geiabr far unisr
2auO.

9eim Serannaben 6es @inters
rumlort es pieoer i'm sar5en 9anbe
NIT Streifes, @eiddftsitodungen.
0anffrafs unb 9anferotten. gs
mrB in unierem 9anbe entihieoen
eimas griinoiih faul iein. es lit,
ais nare etfpaS reft S6limmes in
Scr 9ltft. 9ieie Streifs nno Die 6a.
nit perbinoenen ripmpatbiifen"
Observation-Disclosures, Die INNER
meter Inn iid greifeu, unb bic linz
rube iinb llniiberbeit in SanOel mno
8anbel brinaen, ino oas adpitdl
fur6tiam nn0 umtbatig MAIDEN,
Iiegen mie cine gelpitteribmere @olfe
fiber Dem gan5en 2anoe. 9aS Ser.
b1ltniB smiiden aapital iinb Arbeit
iii nod lange ni6t geregelt. Die
alllft miro INNER GROCER unb es lit
ore bGdite 3eit, bob einmal cine Ne'
attion eriolgt. aommt bieie niht,
ir oiirfen mir iiberlih auf reAt
itlimme Giu9e gefoBt iein. Gbriit.
lidIe @utnoiaBe uno driitlide 8rin-
Sipien gelten ebeH ni6t mebr, un6 NO
oieic iiber 9orO g%eiuorien peroen, Oa
gebt man einem uagemeinen Sample
entgegen, IN ipeldem Der Sieger
iAlicBIih Iaes peri6linaen nno fir
lid, beanipruden miro. Wit &ieien-
idritten treiben mir ieuer 3eit emit
geeen, in Der eS MIR gang &eihe unb
gans Irme ooer Sflapen geben miro.
Ser Wittelitano peridpinoet INNER
mchr.
@abrlihL 10 idreibt ser bodm. gte.
bGfteur Der Daatb. &nnbfhal", be
o8ialeJ &c III beutoutage Die
luidltiaite aler Sraaen uno ioute
Oieie Srage redt griinoIid ltuoirt
mo beiproden Deroeu. gs loaten
oIs arten, couierpatioeu gIemente iit)
Dereiniaen, bepor es Su ipGt 1T, I'M
ourh @eieBgebung uno @erbreitung
hriltliher @rnnoiGse benz groben
lIebel por5ubeugen. Ber beut5n.
tose iagt: @ir braubeu feline Ger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-24

eiilrtdtiingen gegen lleberidNpem-
mnnas : @efabren; gntihaoigungs-
pflidt bes Staats, iomeit burh ieift
Berffuloen Dem gin5elnen Shaoen
augefiigt miro. 8erItaatlihung Der
9rubpn unb gereperfe.
Grmabigung nno @ereinfabung
Der 8erionen unb Srabttarife; Gin.
iiibrnng Der Neitsperpaltuue fir
oas geIummte @iienbabnpeien.
Werbeiierung Der &ehtspfleee
olirh crbeblihe @ermebrune Der
Nidterltellen; 8erbiligung unb Ser
elntad1nng Der Medtspflege.
Sefampfing oaer @orredte, Die
etnaelnen Stdnbeu ODER aIoiien nlf
Soften Der @eiammtbeit einaerdumt
iruroen. 8eieitiguns Der erimirten
@ntsbeairfe. Seine 2iebeseaben.
pplitif.
9oue Gleifbere htiung bel Ser
Yeiesune 6ffentlifer Memter unb
S.euen; Sdus Ger geamten aeaen
llebergriffe bon cben uno finonsieue
En-, oe'''e".
M sac m~,,sGf,,,s
,t,sonesio So. moarr.o, I'm. W. ~
- munaSSi,
ia. sas Hoaos i;r S;o 1IoSo,
~ 80.
0"s Mn,ua ,,,s Malta.
pI.eee O"'"e
un.unnu" .m..
erhoh,,nn her Nroorei'io,, Fir sic
einfommen ;;esr e90n morf. Gir.
fihr,mo Ser Wroorpi,ion ii;r Sip 1pr.
n,Sapns. ,,,n Grs;hoits,te,,er
m.m. @.na.e~ NJ,
:o..a" @e
sa:a.u." Ss'.gu"s oe1 1e
puiuaHsl.u' i"' e''aV' we
mssJsutN.s ,:.,S s.. m..S.u...
p"o 'u W'uueI,lo1
ue,"sens pm u o. p.n.h puuen'
nH " nu oet Gtuu' etIauen
So ,ro;s4 Sayn o. o.
S:e'an e
n'sn, sotn
saa ..~s s:'' e." Sus'n NV.
ues ".'s u"o CIV oel'lul.l pss un'
,eu'aa ~ ,s.n. aua' nut e."ise'''abe''
S ga 49, ar >o.a:.wA4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-11-24

cine. mir ipcrOcn in unierer @e.
meinbc obnc bieielben fertig, mir
branhen feline StootSperb1noe, feine
Soberotion, feline Mi!ffIdrune in Die.
fen pidtieen Sagesfroaen, Der lit
enttpcber Elm impertinenter gaoiIt
rber einer, Der BON Der broberhen
@efabr, BON Den ~ ergreifenoen
&ilfsmittcln nihts peritebt poer per.
iicben mill uno Stpar tros auer
Wabnlngen aufmunterungen nno
gilteu 2ebren Der Hapite, 8ii6ofe
u1o auer etten Golfsfreunoe. Sn
unieren Sagen muB man Sber Den
Sirhtburm b%inpegiebeu unb nnlB
man iif pereinigeu: n8ae ioli!" webe
bent @inselbaItebenben. grift ein'
mai Der Sturm log, oanu lit eS 81
lpat gum S%rganiiirerl.