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which every one of the ten members was
present. 1t was decided to establish per-
manent headquarters for the society at I'D
18th street, where rooms have been secured,
and which will be fitted up appropriately,
where various engineering books and peri
odioals may be kept on file. and where
members of the society can gather at leis-
ure informally. About one hundred and
fifty members were present at the meeting
last night.
The next regular meeting will occur Feb
ruary 20.
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MICHIGAN AL UMA|DIN[
President Angel the Guest OF
Honor.
GROWTH OF UNIVERSITY
Justice Barnard Made President of the
Association.
MANY GRADUATES IN DISTRICT
Oldest Living Graduate Stories of
Early Days-Speech of Rep
resentative Towne.
MANY GRADUATES IN DISTRICT

James p. Angel. president of the Uni
versity of Michigan, and many men that
have become prominent in the affairs of
the United States were gathered together
last evening at the New Willard Hotel TO
attend 1.-THE annual banquet of the Wash
ington Association of the University of
Michigan Alumni officers of the associa-
ton were elected for the coming year as
follows: President. Job Barnard, CT: vice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-24
Towne Doomed for President.

have shoes for fifty different
wants, besides comfort and cover,
Be wise about shoes.
ARrHua Bugr Ia, 81
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

Property owners of the city and
county who have surplus realty,
who wish to find purchasers,
should adopt the practices of all
other places by listing same with
some reliable real estate agent or
agency. In this way the highest
market price is always obtained,
purchasers are more easily found,
Parties coming into the county
wishing to purchase property, in
yariably inquiries of real estate
agent, what the chances are for
finding desirable property. 1t
is to the real estate agents that
strangers going to the cities for the
purpose of buying always apply.
The same plan should be adopted
here. 1t is the true way to do
business. The hustling agent keeps
in touch with the prospective buy,
ers. This he does by using real
estate journals of the country, OF
answering inquiries to advertise
| p,anto
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
"TEXAS TIT-BITS."

The Texas Magazine, Vol. 1, No,
1. published at Houston, Texas, is
received. 1t is unique in its get
up, and is modelled after the Lon
don "Tid- Bits" It's special fea-
lures are: The best Texas short
story, the best Texas poem, the
best Texas article. Price 5 cents q
copy; so cents year. We wish
it great success.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

In this issue we give letter
from former and well known Ma
rion county citizen, d. S, Warner
He gives some good advice, if TAX
en-, would put the old county and
her people on the road to a better
and more prosperous condition
and enhance the value of all lands
The fruit industry is gaining some
ground here and we hope more
will take hold.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
RED MEN MEET.
Eleventh Great Council Fire is Kin
died at Waco,

Eleventh Great Council Fire is Kiln
died at Waco.
Waco, May Eleventh great
council fire Of the Improved Order Of
Red Men was kindled here Tuesday.
Mayor Baker, Waco's big medicine
man." delivered the address of well
come.
Great Sachem Breeding of Huston,
In his response to the mayors address
OF welcome, said the warriors were
delighted with the Waco hunting
ground, and would keep the Ratchet
buried FOR 10000 moons in honor Of
the Brazos river metropolis.
There were present at the opening
session between 300 and 400 braves
and ladies of the Pocahontas tribe.
Great Sachem Breeding delivered his
long talk, followed by the annual re-
port of Great Chief Slawson of Bart
lett, the keeper of records.
The keeper of records presented a
lengthy paper, showing a total tribal
membership Of 1880. The aggregate
receipts from tibet ribes for the year
was s32,133.46.
Membership of Pocahontas, the la.
dies auxiliary, Is 1924.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
SHILOH NEWS.

The farmers are rushing on with
their work, as the weather is favor.
able.
The health of the community is
good, 30 fal as we know.
Mr.. w. H. Rand is back with us
again, He is going to make his
home at his daughters, Mrs. R
Locketts
Mrs. Mollie Pruitt and Mrs. w.
o. Lennon visited Mrs. M. ]
Stewart some few days ago.
Mr. D P Whitfield and family
visited his brother, Frank. Satur-
day and Sunday.
Miss Blapch Lockett visited Mrs,
Lena Lennon Saturday evening,
There was a dance at Mr. S. j,
Lemmon's Friday night. There
WAS several from this settlement
that attended
On last Saturday several met al
Shiloh and cleaned off the grave
yard
Mrs. Jesse Whitfield visited hel
mother Tuesday and Wednesday
| will close as news is scarce
Good wishes to the jump and its
readers. JACK
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

Don's forget that good roads
makes business, that business
makes prosperity, that prosperity
enhances values, increase in values
make wealth, wealth makes con,
tentment, contentme nt makes hap
liness, happiness is the end of
chapter.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
OFFICIAL RETURNS.

We the Executive Committee of the white citizens primary Of Marion
full and find according the of each
District clerk Geo Mosee county judge R. oomis county aor-
W. sheriff. Will Terry
W. H. Eambe Sri collector 6 Baden; tax assessor Davis
comssoner precinct No Frank county
justice precinct No q Simmons justice of the
No g. L
constable
No. Proctor;c precinct Il. M. Wood,
W.. B. STALLCUP
H. ROWELL, Acting Secretary
An STALIcUp
J.F KINDRED r. w. LooMs
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

The Fort Worth Record, which
is now we'll along in its third year,
has demonstrated its right to live
and has become a fixture in Texas
journalism. The Sunday issue
especially is more and more com.
manding attention. It's sports,
stories, comic section and depart.
ment of economics are distinguish
ing features
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
NINA TRUELovE FREE.

She Was Acquitted at Ardmore on the
Charge Of Murder.
Ardmore, May 9.-In the United
States court Nina Truelove, charged
with murder, was acquitted on the
first ballot. 1t was charged she shot
and killed William King. 1t was al
legged that the killing was an accident
The case was one of the most noted
criminal ones that has been tried in
the Federal court in years, and at
tracted considerable attention.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
"WHITE BEAVER DIES.

Frank D. Powell, Noted Indian Scout,
Expires on Train.
Ell Paso, May 9.-Colonel Frank D.
Powell, famous Indian scout known
as White Beaver" died on train
eastbound from Los Angeles. His
body was taken from the train here,
and an inquest held. A verdict of
death from heart disease was found
Colonel Powell had been H. charge of
Colonel Cody's interests at Cody, WYo.,
for several years
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
Cold Wave.

A heavy rain fell early Sunday
morning with little hail. and con.
tlnued with light rains nearly all
day, and the temperature made a
big drop from 80 degrees Saturday
to down in 80 degrees Sunday.
Fires and heavy clothing were
necessary up to Thursday.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
more severe

We failed to note the death of
Major G. e. Birthright, which &C.
cured at his home in Hopkins
county. Major Birthright was a
pioneer greenbacker, and lead
ing citizen and form erly in the
erchandise business.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
Gettinq Ready for Spring.

Our buyer is DOW in the market
selecting all of the new and latest
novelties. Soon our new stock
will commence to arrive. We will
have to make room for it, and to
do this we are offering all winter
goods at surprisingly low prices.
Call and be convinced.
P. ELDRIDGE.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
TuE WASHINGTON CuNFERENCE.

THE WASHINGTON C0NFERENCE.
The conference recently held 10
Washington between. the cotton
growers, manufacturers and spin
ners. will doubtless result in great
benefits to all parties interested
If it does no more, it will greatly
check, if not entirely eliminate
future dealings, which is the great
est curse ever hung over any coun-
try. By system of warehouses,
properly managed, the spinner
will know where to go to get the
cotton wanted. Each warehouse
should not only know the exact
number of bales on hand, but the
grade of each bale. So that when
an inquiry comes for thousand
bales of any specified grade it
could be at once told whether the
order could be filled-it possibly
would require in some instances
shipments from more than one
warehouse. The entire crop of
the South should pass through
these warehouses. The warehouse
system should be 30 strongly
financed that every planter could
easily receive the assistance re-
quired. 1t is evidently so much
to the interest of the manufactur-
ers and spinners that it would be
to their interest to not only see
that the plan was put on solid
basis, but strongly financed. The
planter and spinner must get near
er together. Their interest are too
much identified, for them to stand
apart. Nothing in this organiza.
ton should indicate or control the
destiny of the cotton but actual
purchase. If price should be
agreed on, that price should be ths
warehouse price for warehouse cot
ton. To be true to their own in
terests outside cotton should be le
alone by the manufacturers. ant
no cotton should be allowed to b,
put in the warehouses, after hav
ing been sold by the planter. |
something along this line is no
done, the speculator will soon ge
in his work. AS the JIMPLEcUTl
understands 1T. the wareh GUS
) question is intended solely for tn
. benefit of the planter, that is, it i
the meeting ground between th
planter and the manufacturer an,
to eliminate all Intern ediate cos
and expenses, only such as it cos
to operate the warehouse. 1t j
very evident the warehouse shoul
be the direct connecting link be
tween the cotton planter and tn
cotton manufacturer. In this wa
= the planter can sell direct to tn
manufacturer. Prices will not b
made on the cotton exchanges, tn
, speculator will be put out of bus
ness, the planter will have stead
; renumerative price, while the man
e ufacturer will not be at the mere
S of the Spectator.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
TWIN COLTS FOOLED.

People For Miles Flock to See the Lit
tie SorreI Sisters.
Italy, Tex, May "a mare belong
ing to Louis Smith, living about seven
miles west of this place, foaled twin
colts, both being sorrel mares, and
one Of them being mule and the 9th
er of the horse species. This is some
thing new to the people, and they are
flocking in for miles to see them.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

The fire alarm rang about 1870
Friday morning, and the fire was
at city engineer G. w. Langen-
STEMS residence. The roof of the
kitchen was on fire and had to be
torn off to get the fire extinguished.
The room was badly damaged by
the water.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

Linden is having a phone sys'
tenn put in and if the citizens will
work for a railroad, that staunch
old inland town will be assuming
city airs.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

The cold spell of this week is
said to be the coolest for May in
many years. Snow and killing
frosts in six states in the west and
south, while farther north it was
more severe.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
FACTORY coLLAPszs.
Six Bodies Are Taken Out and Dozens
Persons Injured.

Havana, May 9.-The pillars sup
porting the second floor aud roof Of
the rear part of large Row cigar
cite factory belonging to Jose Gener
collapsed Tuesday, and forty men and
women working in that part of the fac.
tory were caught in the falling stone,
brick and timber debris. Six were TAX
en- out dead, and dozen more were
hurt.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
For Sale.

Two Log Wagon can be seen a
Norwood, Texas, at Brown Lum
Der Company's saw mill,
m.23 G. w. BROWN.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

% stamp photos for 25c, GILES
pie's Studio.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

Walkers Band will give a street
parade Monday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Watch out for it.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

This paper is mailed regularly to it's
subscribers until a definite order to
discontinue is received and all arrears
are paid in full.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.
Thirteenth Annual State Council Is
Held at Corpus Christi.

Held at Corpus Christi.
Corpus Christi, Tex, May 9.-With
a large number of delegates in attend
ance tibet thirteenth annual council Of
the Catholic Knights of American be-
gan. Father Kirwin Of Galveston
preached q sermon on Catholic
KniGhthood." Secretary d. T. Keller
of Austin was reelected
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

Hand shaking for Marion county
is now over.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

Keep that picnic in mind and
help to make it a success.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

J, R, Adams, Jr, is here from
Ardmore, I. t., on visit to his
parents
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

Try our double strength Bella
donna and Capsicum Porus plas-
t'rs. They are the best plasters
for axes and pains.
]. F. Crow DRUG Co.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

B. H. Epperson is here from
Ada, |. II.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12
Ladies Shirt Waist Suits

We're never sold so cheap as we
now are selling them. Our goods
are well made and fit right. We
can also supply you with sepe-
rate skirt or waist at equally low
fignres X RosENFELD & Co.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

Copies ofthe JEFFERSON JIMPLEcUTE, in wrap
pers ready for mailing can always be had at the
office by single copies or the dozen.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

OFFICE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Austin and Vale SITS, Jefferson, Texas.
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1906-05-12

notice of election filed within ten days from May 1906
ballot will be burned W B. Chairman
Texas May 4 1905.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
Snr Shounna Scr YirrSc.

SScil lduu mehrmnlS iibcr Sc.
Dallolling mulOer Efer0c. beionOers
iuegen Salslpimoen ge'triebcn lit,
10 iptll idl alld) ans Griobrlmo ct.
mos Oorilber m~ittbeilcu. @cr cill
Bfero bat, meldpcs leidt miulo miro
ori oIeler Stelc, mas beipnocrs
bel Irbcitcn on uieorieen 0cr6tb.
ld,nften Ser Sal iii, Ger leae Dem
Efero ciu proentlideS HiidenItiif
ollt, lfnollc Ole 3ugitrGn9c 10 f,iri
on, oaB Der Soitptorild ouf Sen
Giiden fommt mo lomit Der Sails
Iiiir chen oa5 &lmmet III troQell
bat, uno lfmlere Die mitnoen Stel.
len nit 6ett, Damn miro oas CHER
balo lpleoer bell, meroen.
Is mus Damn ober etpaS ailIen
on Dem HiidenItiid iein oanit Ser
NiIdeHtuoGen irei blcibt. @cml
naS &ummet lid nid)t 10 lueit mad,
nnten 5ieht. blei6t ole @rlrlt aud,
cher bell. relde apd) bel mand2l
Eieroeu OH iebr beoauern$oerth
ausliebt. Muu iebe 5u oaB 0uq
Sleb orbentIife3 @eidirr nno &c.
llla III irclien bat. Dam f0nntc
picl Sd3impienL Shln0en nlo ,Sll.
dlen pcrmicbcn werocu. Gin PIN.
licoler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
Sreppen aus SrabtglaS.

Nilf cine nelle, ooer menigitenS
hiSber pernaGl0iiigte %slnwenounq
OeS GrobtglaieS MAIDEN Die Siref-
loren Der groBen S~piegelmmuiattnr
6u Goblin IN Siio , Srunfreid,
SharnlbmIcr ulo O6malt, nili.
merflou, nGmlid nui ole iiir Srep'
pen. GS ipiirbe bur6 lie 2id)t &c
l6ofien tiir SfGlmle. ole nlltcr Der
Sreppe lonit I'M SumfcIn Iiegeu,
aamentli6 iiir aclerrGrnle; mo i'm
Safe zines SranoeS bietcn 2ra6t-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24

9lnstreppen meientliG aroBere 81
terbeit ais Sol6trcppen, 90 lie
llld)t bremen lno i'm Sale Der Or.
blslIllg oil6 nidt einitiir5cn, ionbern
ilpr l%prInaeit, ober ibren 3lriam.
lnellbnlt beboltel. Srabt0lustrep.
pen clltipldcln aud, fcinen Snnlm,
Der nnocre 10 bduiia umbrmtdbor
!nndt mo Den @ewobnern Sen 9eu
ans 6reie a6ihncioet. Sic f0n.
lIen IN oicicr 9cjiebpnG init oerr
Setontreppen auf cine Stlie oc.
lteQt mcroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
Sbre @%esicbnngrm.
I" " "
@eomlSia.
Seimindjer Sidets.

Die Sainois Central miro Grfur.
lions.Sifets, &unbreiie-S idets I'll
TreiIen bon elmer 5abrt Plus $500
nad 9cipiiieu Tunften inn 9toro.
welten. Siioen mo Siiolpelten per.
fauien. Nillette nud eipigcn uol,
Den Seimiuher . Serritorieu merocr
ieoen 9ieuStaa, nud moern Ilrnt-
ten oil beu eriten unb oritteu GienS.
rugen pertunit. Beieaihaiteu, oit
cine Tuuoiabrt suiommen tbur
mpllen. mogeu lid, bel Ger SQiiloiS
Central Stoot Sidct- Siiicc. :. =.
Spbe. Is. y. II. :. ", nm NGbe.
res ertlmoige'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24

ger anoqen als Saatgltt audi nod
bieier Seite bin Sortbeile, Die in
einem boberen Ireile sum ausorud
gelangen.
alio; Sarmerbriioer, p~erlud,t's
einmal NIT groBeren Saotfartoffeln,
Die erbobtc aopital. gnloge miro lid
bunoertfah lobnen.
xAsA
SdafsndJt.
Sic fritiidite 6lttterperiobe fiir
traf)tiee Wutteritoie lit Die 3eit
furs Dor Dem 2antmen.
@enn Oie Sbiere fem aornerfut.
ter baben, miilien lie Oasielbe oanIt
erbalten, aaein Die Matioiten oiirfen
nur almGblifl eeiteigert peroen,
penn man 4ranfbeiten permeiben
nil.
gs lit ant beiten, tpern man mir
NIT einem Gill Safer anfdnet; IN
einigen Sagen fiige man ein penis
Selmebl hin5u.
2ieie &ornerratton io1te aGm11s
lid 10 geiteigert neroer, oab in
etipa smei @od)en sic Mlltterihaie
etpa sipei Quart per Gag erbalten.
Gs empfieblt iid, INN bieie 3eit
fem Welifforn 5u perabreihen, oa
oasielbe leid)t einen fieberiifen 3,t.
Itano neranlaiien fam.
Menn elm 2anm BON einenr 10
~fie6ernoen Mutterid)oie d seboren
fpor6en lit nnb iid) als simperlit)
un6 idtpdhlid) ~eripeilt, Damn liegt
Die Sd}llb sepCbnlih an Der Mtut-
termilh pelhe infolge Des fiebe-
riiden t3uitanoes oes Sdafes I'M
geinno gerporoen lit.
Sold)e Sdmnter lollten bon Sen
Wlltterifafen forteenommen uno
NIT &ubmild) geiiittert meroen.
@enn ein Sfaf 10 iieberiid,
miro, baB linn Die @ole alls5r.
geben beginnt, Damn miro iih Das
CHER NE lpleoer gan5 erbolen. Is
miro nie mebr Elm ipirflih prof..
tables Sdaf iein. nn0 menn man
es cine ganie Soiinn hinollrd1 tag
lid, auf gutter @eioe bGlt.
@itr5eln iinb fiir trddtige Sfafe
beinabe cine Motbmenotarelt.
9ei elmer groBen An5abl bon
Sd)afen iolte man cine Soipital-
abtbeilling einribten, mo sic idypo-
d)en uno franten Sbiere nnterae.
braflt mo ibren 9eoiiriniiien ge-
NAB gefilttert unO perpilegt per-
Den fonnen. @l.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
@um Iesen in bic Sranfe.

81: sd iage Dir, nit meiner
Srai tits niht au%s3ubolten, ieoe
9tabt, penn ih beimfomme, bGlt
Tie mir cine @aroinenpreoiet."
g.: nSit nod gar nifts -
meme Sralt lit 9ifterin uno lieit
mir beS Nod)ts, lpenn id) beim-
fomme, INNER crit lire @eoi6te
por!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
- I" "
Smeierlei.

@r: oSor unierer Seirat6 iagtelt
Sn bod INNER, oaB Slt init mir
Der gan5cn @elt Sros bieten
m~iiroeit."
Sic: ga, gelpiB - abcr Oesbolb
tannlt III oodl nid)t bon mir per-
longen, OaB ih mid nit einem Dor.
iGbrigen S~riibiabrsbut auf ser
StroBe 5eige!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
1ln,rSm,uca, Sos m,,

~ llnorommgen OeS MaaenS mno
Der gingemcibe fommen iait INNER
BON elmer trGGeu Seber ge9en lpeldc
Sr. Nhl9uIt a0uig'S &ambnraer
Sropicn cine ipe5iiiid)c aur iii. Sic
lpornen eIe Seber 5ur Sbdtiatcit
al uno regllliren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
spab mub and ieia.
9ld io!

81: .Seine 6rou prablte geltern
oomit, Oab mon BET ibr bon Der
Groe eiien fome. Srifft Dos mirf-
lib SUP"
g.: y@epiB, beun Die meiiten
Shiiiieln mirft lie namlih bin, che
lie ollf Den Gid fommen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24

Mtrtb: .Sas ut Dor tenlaf)s,
Serr 2epp?"
2epp: SEER @irtb, Sic limo n
SortfiiblenOer. Sic iino II feiniin-
niger Mann: 2ahS bari id, eiien."
- - *
Ser Sprofliug bes ErofeTors.
r@ie ib borte, lit Sein 1opo
geitorben?"
Trofeiiors.S 06nden: ga, Yapa
lit einem &ufe in's SSenieits ee.
folgt."
6eidGftlidl.
Hidter: nSie baben Dem alGger
cine Weilge Sbrfeigen gegeben; ipie
fomlrt oies2"
gneeflagter. IS bin Sarsfnedlt
bel einem @roiiilten. mir geben
llnter einem Sltbenb nidts ab."
~ ~ "
Gin Experiment.
Inter BEN 2inoen in Berlin bolt
elm elegant eefleioeter Serr einen
Dor ibm @onbelnoen Elm nno ridp
tet Die eilige Srage Oil ibn: lin
Sereebilng. mein Serrl Saben sic
oielleift ioeben ein 3mnn5igmarf.
Itiid n~erloren?"
Ger @efraete itust, ergreift in
Die Saife, Siebt Die Sonb aber TO-
fort 5nriid, INN unit allen 3eidJer
Der g%eItiir5nng an ale ieine Sa-
iben 81 fiibler, pGbrenb er mlir.
melt: n@Ge @etter! So, bas
fam if)on iein; ib CLAUDE, id babe
es nift mebr; ia. ia, es lit ridtig,
i) bab's ~perlorenl"
n9arf i6 INN Sbre Ioreiie Bit
temp" fragt Ger Sinber.
80! mas tbllt bas our Safe?"
replicirt Der @erlierer.
rSa! bitte!!" brGngt ser GrIte.
nNun. Shulbe, 9orotbecnItraBe
t2", erbGlt er sur Intipert.
sd bonfe Sbnen. Serr
Sdyulse", iagt Der Grite unb
notirt iih ben San. 9ann liiftet
er Den SUIT uno mill geben.
oSa, aber mein 3pon5iemarf.
ltiidl" ruft Serr SdAllse.
.gs tbilt mir leio, Serr
Sdulse, aber id babe es nif)t ae-
fanoen, id) babe aber geltern IN
elmer 8eieaidait cine @ette gelhloi-
len. Dob in elmer groben Stabt mie
Berlin jeben Gag minoeitens baore
tauleno Warf >arf offener StraBe
perloren i%piiroeu; nun mas meinen
Sic? aiif Der firsen Strede BON
Der ShloBbriife bis bier lino Sic
lfon Der pierSebnte, Ser 5mansie
Mtarf perloren bat!"
Sprad's itnb id,oB eilfertig iiber
Den 6abroamm, Inn feline grfnnbi,
snnsen f~ortdniesen.
~ - -
1tnierc ainber.
2otte (adtiabrig): ,Mama, id
betratbe ilberbaltpt nidt!"
Wama: .@arllm oenn nift?"
2otte: .Hein ih mill niht, 6ab
man iih iiber Gid oils Sdppieger-
mlltter lltitig madyen ioa!"
y - -
Sn6ieftiue Nnidannns.
Sadie: vSeren sc, lie iein wobl
nidlt aus bieiiger 8eacno?"
9erliner: aNee! @ieio niiien
Sic bas?"
Saddle: oSa, mein Serrd)er, Sic
lpref)en eben Il ihleftes Saitih."
~ - ~
@aterituls.
Suberbauer: Sci gua is ia
Sd)erifant wer'nl SIS bees ebbes
Sob's2"
8rabenbauer: rs ann Dir bios
lopiel ldg'n, s'eriht fonnnelt Die
Suben gum 9ebrer, Damn silnt 4rp.
ieIior. nn0 bonn fonnnen lie st
mei'm Shoridl!"
~ - -
Wins Der gaten alten 3eit.
SroonnanS: .Melbe aeboriamit,
Der 6einO bat inns umgaugen lno
beabiihtigt, inns non binten allSll.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
Ser 2obn Der sntem Sbat.

Serr 9ebmnnn, Der ipdt Mahts
ra6 Sauie ging. bemertte, OaB bei
Miiaer's ein Yarterrefeniter often
Itanb, er entidloB lid, MiiGer's 81
narnen, oenn mie leiht lit elm Gin.
brlt6 poiiiertl Gr iteft ben &opi
in Dos Seniter liiio rief: nSe, quite
Gen Sas mar glaes, mas
cr iagen fonnte. Gin elmer pou
&oiier ergob iif ibm ms nidts-
abnenbe Antlis unb oils er suriif-
tallmelte. id)ollte cine Gimme bon
brinnen: SAB ih Cir nid]t seiast,
mas gelfiebt, fpenn Gu nidt bis
nelln SIT Sans biit2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
Sdlagferhg.

Gin Soller beitebt iif) int Ser
StoOt bos llniperiitdtS 8ebditoe.
3mei Stuoenten, Die, i'm 6enlter
Iitenb, Die 9eine berausbullmeln
laiien, rliien linn 5li: rs, ia Dor,
Ge es ein Sd)iir (Sfeune)."
Bauer: n9ot iabn l. De Slegel
Dangen ON S~eriter raus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-04-24
Suppahnnig.

Singer gbemanm: ,Hoio, brate
oob einmol cine @ons, aber cine
Iold)e, mie mir iie ot inherent Sod)-
5eitStoge gegeIien baben."
Srau: .So, 10 cine @ans mie on
Geirem Sof3eitstage befommlt Oh
,Idpperlid mebr!"