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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-26

/ -NAAAAA Id WoOut
VS..
Mrs. Lucy + Sheppard, Ct al.
Pursuant to a decree entered in
above styled cause at the April Term,
1907 on minutes at page 6S7, | will on
Saturday, the nth day Of August, 1907,
at u o'clock noon, at the Court House
door in Columbia, Tennessee. sell to
the highest bidder. the land d scribed
In said decree bounded and described
as follows. to-wit: Being two tracts
or parcels Of land, situated in the 9th
Civil District OF Maury COUNTY Tenn.
and in the first Ward Of the City Of
Columbia.
First tract Bounded on the North
BY NJ. c. Sheppard, home rlace; on
the East By High street; on the South
By Albert Walkers estate and on the
West by Frierson street, fronting a
feet and 4 inches on High street and
running back between parallel lines
17S feet to Frierson street, being the
property purchased from Albert Walk
er and wife BY deed recorded in Book
90, page Al. R. o. Nj. C.
Second tract; Lying in the same
district and ward. bounded on the
North BY Albert Walker estate; East
BY High street; South by Jennie Wig
Eall, alias Lowery; West by Frierson
street, fronting SO feet on High street
and running back between parallel
ines to Frierson street 1870 feet, and
being the same property conveyed to
v Q. sheppard BY the Maury County h
3. 8 Z. Association, there being two
lonses on said lot, one fronting on
high and one on Frierson street
Terms: Said sale will be made for
ASH, which win be required in Cash
N day OF Sale.
This, the 10th day Of July, 1907
19-4t A. N. AKIN. C. & M.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-26
AN ODD AID.
fBrooklyn Eagle

i6T0Oklyu EdS1G.J
Nothing succeeds like persever
ance. said Mark Twain. at dinner
when the luck seems most against
LUIS then we should work and hope
hardest Of all In moments Of dis
Encouragement let us remember my old
friend. Henry Plumley Of Virginia
city
Henry PIumley ran 4 collar fac
tory Times were reputed to be hard
with him. When his factory, which
was very heavily insured, burned
down, there was every indication that
he had set the place on FIRE himself in
order to get the insurance money
Virginia City was the soul Of honor In
those days Shocked beyond words,
1t rose en- masse, seized Henry Plum
ley, put halter round his nevk and
lynched him.
But he did not die. The sheriff ar
rived and cut him down in time. He.
was tried and found guilty, and he
served term In jail.
'sOn his release you wouldn't have
thought that he'd return to yirssaia
City again, Ell? He did, though. He
came back, re-opened his collar fac
tory. and prospered
What gave him his start was the
odd advertisement with which he an
nounced Ais return to business among
us. Preceded by brass band. Henry,
in a great gilt chariot, burst upon curl
streets. He sat on a kind OF golden
throne. and he held on crimson
cushion In his lap an old collar.
Above the collar on a crimson ban
ner was waved his Inscription in huge
etters OF gold:
This Is the collar we wore when
We were lynched. 1t saved our life.
Be wise in time and use no other. AT
III retailers 10 cents apiece, three for
quarter
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-26

DO you keep good, honest goods
hereg" asked the fussy old man in the
cafe.
''Well. sir" responded the waiter,
THE whiskey's straight. all right, but.
to be candid with yoa. 1 think the
pretzela are crooked q" Cleveland
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-26
He Knew Shutters.
philadelphia Inquirer.l

philadelphia Inquirerl
They say that shifter ID 10 years
ahead OF his time
Well it's not true. I'm his land.
lord. and know he's Just alx months
behind"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-26
NON -REsipENT NOTICE
Clerk and Masters Office, Columbia,
Tenn, July 18th. 1907.
W IA Spurlock, Complainant,


A. M. Erby, Defendant.
It appearing from affidavit filed IN
this cause, that the Defendant, 7 NJ:
Erby Is a nonresident OF the State OF
Tennessee
It Is therefore ordered that he enter
BIS appearance herein. before or with
m the first three days of the next term
o. the Chancery Court to be held at
Columbia, on the LIST Monday in Sep
TENDER next. 1907. and plead, answer,
Or demur to Complainant's bill. or the
same win be taken for confessed as
70 him and set for hearing ex parte;
and that copy or this order be pup
the Columbia Herald.
A C0py-Attest:
A n. AKIN. Clerk and Master.
II. P FTGUEns. gol'r. for Compl't-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-26
NoN-REslDENT NOTICE.

~ z = " NJ I'VE
Clerk and Masters ONCE, Columbia,
Tenn, July 5, 1907.
Savannah Dickson Complainant,
vs..
Ed Dickson, Defendant.
It appearing from AFFIDAVIT filed In
this cause, that the Defendant Ed
Dickson, IS nonresident of the State
of Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered that he enter
his appearance herein, before or with
IN the first three days of the next term
OF the Chancery Court, to be held at
Columbia, on the list Monday in Au'
gust next. 1907, and plead, answer,
or demur to Complainant's bill, or the
same Will be taken for confessed as
70 him and set for hearing OK Varte;
and that copy OF this order be pup
llshed for four consecutive weeks IN
the Columbia Herald.
A Copy-Attest:
a. N. AKIN. Clerk and Master.
] II. DINNING. Sol'r. for Complt
n - ~ ~ - q sI III 49,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-07-26

In the Chancary Court, at Columbia,
Tennessee.
Mann Dawson,
ys.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-20

S. ]. Szeja, editor of the Mont
gomery Messenger. committed sui
eide at the Eureka hotel, st. Paul,
last week, by shooting himself in
the mouth with 38-calibre revolver.
Two tramps stole the church plate
from two Lutheran churches at Cav
lord last week. One of them was
arrested at New Ulm, the other
making his escape from the officer
after chase.
New Ulm Review: Gov. johnson
and State Superintendent Olson have
joined IN request to John D. Rookie
Teller Tor an endowment fund of
S25O,OOO for Gustavus Adolphus col
lege. Dollars to doughnuts Rookie
Teller can't hear 'em.
| The law regarding the use of
tobacco by minors has been prac-
tically a dead letter. The first case
of its enforcement to come to our
notice was at Alexandria recently.
when a student of the high school
was arrested and fined S. and costs,
amounting to Stops for smoking.
Wood Lake News: Hon. S. A.
Hall of Redwood Falls kept the 7th
and 9Th grades, also the high
schools. attention for about fifteen
minutes on Wednesday. His adj
dress concerning education was APP
preciated by all and it is hoped he
will be able to make many more
similar calls.
Ed. Andrews, the old opera CO.
median, is now located on a fruit
ranch near Medford, Oregon, &C
cording to the New Ulm Review.
Besides attending to his duties as
farmer he occasionally plays a role
in the Ella Andrews opera company's
productions in the principal cities
dlOliS Vic dCIllC Quasi.
Mrs. Fritz Wilfahrt of New Ulm,
whose life has been in balance for
the past two months, is no nearer
recovery than she was shortly after
she received the unmerciful beating
; at the hands of her husband, while
intoxicated. Whether or not New
Ulm will experience another murder
trial will only be determined by
future developments in her case.
! The attending physician states her
condition is very precarious and that
she may take a relapse at any time.
, Wilfahrt's preliminary trial before
the justice has been postponed three
, times. 1t is now set for April 10th.
Morgan Messenger: Walter Jen-
nings, brother of R. E. Jennings of
this place, and we'll known in this
; vicinity, came near meeting death
, in a railroad accident near Grand
! Forks, North Dakota, last Friday
evening. He was on his regular run
as mail clerk when the accident hap
pened The train was running sc
: miles per hour, when it was sup
posed that the spread rails caused
the engine to jump the track. Wal
ter in company with another clerk
5 had a miraculous escape. When the
shock came one jumped to each end
of the mail coach and the tender
crushed into the car between them
. cutting it completely thru. They
I escaped by being only slightly in
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-20
Luverne saloons will pay $500
license the coming season.

Luverne saloons will pay $500
license the coming season.
For particulars about having your
old carpet made into handsome
fluff rug write M. A. Hays, Hazel
Run, Mimi, Prop. Hazel Run Rug
Co. 32-6t
Renville will have a much better
gas plant as one of the results of
the recent explosion there. The new
one will cost $500 and the Star
Farmer says it will be built without
any issue Of bonds or increase in
taxation.
Seaforth Item: The band here
under the leadership of AL. Fish is
doing fine work. Mr.. Fish is GER
tainly a musician, and if the boys
conclude to keep him for month
we certainly will not have to be
ashamed of our band.
Franklin Tribune: The gentleman
who is "preying" for license to sell
liquors in the Miller saloon has the
suggestive name of Hose. Our read
ers will please pardon the pun when
we state that Hose is connected with
New Ulm brewery.
A man by the name of Fred. Rab-
ms of Winthrop has been arrested
by government mail Inspector and
fined 500 for violating the fourth
class mail privileges. His little
daughter mailed a package some
time ago and when it was opened it
was found to contain a message.
The Inspector held the parents re-
sponsible for the acts of their child
and the above heavy fine was i'm.
posed.
News Messenger: The Hotel At
lantic will have new business man
ager after April LIST in the person
of Colonel Ole Ostern, the present
efficient chief clerk. Mr.. Fred. Cook
the proprietor, will then retire from
the active management of the hos
telry, altho retaining the proprietor
ship, and it is understood he will
remain within hailing distance Of
management and guests. COL Cool
has the chicken fever, and has i
badly, and proposes to confne his
personal efforts to his famous poul
i try farm on the outskirts of thu
city.
Standard: Geo. and Peter Ravel
ing, two of the most prosperou.
farmers and land owners of Ply
mouth county, To-, were in Wabasst
yesterday and purchased a carload
of horses and young stock, which
they shipped to their Iowa farms
The gentlemen are located in thu
best agricultural and stock raising
section of Iowa, and within few
hours ride Of Sioux City, one of thu
principal stock markets of the west
and while they are well satisfied
with their present location they be
lieve the time is not far distan
when southwestern Minnesota will
be known as second Iowa" in tn,
production of feed crops as we'll a
fancy and beef stock. They ar
brothers of VIM. Raveling, south O
town.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-03-20
WORKERS COUNCIL, W. c. 7. U.

The White Ribboners met in the
Methodist church parlor on Thurs
day for a workers council. In the
absence of the president thru sick
ness, Mrs. R. E. Fuller took the
chair and read 2 Kings, 6. Prayer
and song followed.
Some very cheering temperance
and reform items were given in re-
Spouse to roll call. Mrs. Warner
reported "the decision of Judge L.
R. Artman of the Indiana circuit
court, that under the constitution of
the United States licensing of the
liquor traffic is UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
If this decision is sustained by the
higher courts of the land, it will
annihilate the liquor traffic in the
entire nation. Judge Artman has
the enviable reputation of never
having been reversed. ;"
Another pleasant fact given, was
that the Chicago school board had
decreed that the first fifteen min
htes of each school day .fshall be
devoted to teaching the pupils good
morals. 1t is fitting that this should
take first place, and Chicago will in
the future reap the benefit.
1t was voted that petition for
county option be circulated at the
farmers convention here, Mrs. An
CELL. Miss Hitchcock and Mrs. Lusk
to be such committee.
Mrs. Cowgirl presented the de-
plorable cigarette habit. Resolved
that some measures be taken for its
suppression here. Mesdames Cow
gill, Angel and Miss Hitchcock were
appointed a committee to take steps
in this matter.
An apportionment of S. was made
for the L. 7. L. work at Mrs An
CELLS request.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02
Sic lccrc Ich.s.

Sas Iebrenfopfden bdfs
Gin. 5alm ppbf bod erbobcn
llnb i6aut 10 itol5 bon obeu
@ufs Saatenfclb.
S5 iteb'n 10 ticf ge6iidt
Die tduieno golbn'cn Iebren,
Oils Oh i'm 8erSen ipdren
Sic lebr gebriidt.
@ie triigt Der Muecnldeinl
Sic solO'ne 2ait gu trageu
gin ionn'gen Sommertageu
SIT iiiBe YcinI
@e6euat tic iteben germ,
8ei6eioen tie iid neiscn,
lin i6ren Sanf 81 aeigen
Sem b0diten Germ.
Sod tfdot bet Salm nibt ihper,
Ser bod fem Salipt erbebet;
@enn ltol5 empcr er ltrebet,
Sic Iebr' lit leer.
Sas SommecIaateufelb
Wit Iebren. golb'nen. ihtperen.
Ino mnnd]en itol5ell. leeren
Gin Bib Der 8elt!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02

ib Dir iaete. bu iouteit es ibr ni6i
fdgen."
StelIa: .Yfui, tpie idlehtl llnh
babel iagte id ibr. tic iolte Dir nidt
iagen. Oab ib es ibr geiagt bate"
ella: ~gta, es lit ia nidt 10
idIimml SD ia9te ibr, i9 miirDc Dir
nidt iagen. oab tic es mir gcia9t Fat
- alio, iase ibr nidt. bab i9 es 9e>
than babel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02
Nnibcwabrmns uub WeriucrtGmng beS
SparGelS.

GpargelS.
Wcnben mir 5nndhit unIere Iuiz
merfiumfeit her Mufbepabrung fir
ipenige Gage gu. 10 lit es cine @runos
beoinsung. RAP Spareelitangen fiibi.
feliht unb Sunfel lngern. am beiten
i'm gisihrant oher Gisteuer nit
fcudt seidttister 2uft. 10 Dab iebes
@elfen perbinbert ipirb. 60 aufbes
ipabrt bdIt ii6 friid geito1ener
SparseI 4 biz 5 Gage lang.
Sir Die 9 auerfriid z
b altung miro beim Spargel anf
folgenoe @eile nerfabren: Sic
Stangen tuerben in Snlsipailer geipae
ld)en uno biernuf geIfdlt. Sie lebs
tere Irbeit iolte itets NIT einem ioaes
nannten Spareelmeiier geidebcn unb
lino ioIfc in ieber GiienpnarenbanDs
lung 81 bnben. Ser gelfdlte Sparz
gel iuirb babel iofort in frildes 8alier
gelegt, .bamit er nidt gelb Miro. bier
anf miro Der Spargel porgebriibt.
;. 3. er miro poriidtis. pbnc pab man
Die Stangen brift. in fo6erbeS 8aiz
Ter 9etban. in peId)em CT boditens
funf Dfinlten perhieibt. Ser 10 ppr>
gebriibte Spargel fommt iofort in
talteS 8aier. ipoburd5 er blenOenb
peib miro. Sn Die porbereiteten
Gonierpen9ldler legt man bic Spars
gel tets NIT Den &0pfen nah unten
unb fiilt cine if)ipaHe Sal5loIuna Il
GBlDffel Sal3 in 1 Glart 8oHer) (,
ipclde porber sefodt uno abeefiiblt
tunroe, ranbbou auf. Sic @ldler
fperoen oann in einen &ud]topf nit
faItem @afier aufgeiebt unb anf Dem
Serb ailm 8oden gebradt. Sic Grs
fabrung bat gelebrt. bab Spargel erits
maltg 70 Gtlnoe toden ioa unb nad)
ctlpa 8 Sasen ioG man nod)mals bic
Spargelgldier etipa "A Stunbe fchen
laiien. auf bieie 8eiie fann man
Spargel iabrelang frii6 anfbetpob@
rerl. 6icr5u cianen iidl Die @ed'ihen
SriifbaltungssIdier por5lglid; iper
lplhe nidt beiist, Der beoient lid eins
fader Goniernengldier nit Yatents
perihlub. bod fann in lebterem Sale
ein @rfpla niht suseiIanpen merScn.
Die Ibfale. e%ntitnnben bnrd)
S6dlen mnb 8leihIdueioen Der
Changer. iperbeu in fleineren @ldS
lern eonierpirt pber eeb0rrt (getrods
nett uno finben Weriucnburg sur
Terbeierung bon Sleiidiuppen uiir.
81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02

ella: Bella iaatc mil, bab bu ibr
baS @ebeimnib geiagt bdttslt. BON benz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02

Der Notinh - oerieinIam lire @cnut@
nilie uu5 ~Grfa6rnngen nit Do,lcm
3erSen Der arbc;t 5ur @crfiigurg sr
i%tcleu. iuelde Dem 3oblergcbeu iub
Dem Slide aller meni6Iideu @clcn
6ual;te fomrtcn ipli. ole ibr @rot i'm
SAlpcibe ihre5 aitGeiihtc5 III perbics
neil" (UrpBer. anbaltenber @eiiau.y
@ir glaubcn. midi fehl3u9eben,
lrcnn ipir 6%ebaupter. bab bieien Mus>
%filbrurncn ieocr amerifanildle Yds
tript, Der e5 clrlib init benz @cid)idc
leiner Station meint. riidbeltlo3 beis
pili6ten pirb. Gu6 BEL un5 i'm
Sanbe fam nidt 81 oft Die innoas
mcr1lle @cbeutnng Der 2dnbpirths
iddft bctont iperben. unD 5fpar nid)t
nllein benz llnterucbmer. fonSern Dor
Iuem auh gerabe DEM Mr6eiter ges
geniibcr. Iuf Der amerifaniIfcn
Sarm finbet gernbe lebterer Die bette
unS iidcrite 9elegcnbcit, iid gum
ielbitltdnbigen ldnopirtblfaftlithen
llnternebmer uub einem bernorrageno
tiiftigen 8iraer cmpor5unrbeiten. -
.Iders uuo @~arten6aus 3eitung".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02

Cur Nbbnltung Der 8~oElr0upen
bcbient man lid Der Sanftorrer, sic
man I'M Die &ohlbeetc leot. Iud,
Suuerntabof (nicotiana ruitua). Der
man nm Die &oblbecte pflau5t. bdlt
ben Gobllpiiitliu9 ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02

8auner (cmpOrt) ~8as babe id
MN bon meiner @utmiitbigieit?
Yringe Den aerl nat 8auie unb
audle MIDI 5tpei Stunben bamit a6
unb nas bat Der perioffene aerl an
ieiner llbrfette - men 3orf5ieberl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02
spab mub aud icin.
WationalSfpnpmifGes salent.

Sripatier Shul3e Inn cen fleines uns
p~er6inslides Sarlebn ufi 9timuers
ipie0ericbu anjcbenl"
2ube: ,Nber Mujuit. Der iiebt uns
lpicber 5fpee Yfennigel"
Iusuit: ~ytu. iparrm ipillit Sc linn
Die 5tpee Yfennige idenfen?"
y - -
Sdlan gcfniffen.
Yrofeior Stiefel bat in ieiner
8obnuu9 eiuen iu9enoliden ginbres
der iiberrai9t uuo bringt i'm our
Eoli5eiipahe. Iadbem lie cine
grpbe Strede 5uriidselegt, iast. Der
Ginbreder:
ga. eS t6ut mir leib. Serr Yros
ieiior. bier mub i9 mid perabs
i6iebenl"
YrofeHor Stiefcl (5erItreut) /:
.Nun. Damn leben sic ipobl unb bes
ebren Sic midi balb ipieber!"
~ ~ S
Sin flngeS &inb.
2ebrer: Gle. mann ipuroe Iom
erbaut?"
glie: rSn Der Ta6t."
2ebrer: r@er bat Dir benn ben
l%lniinn III Den aopf 9elest?"
Glic: sic babeu bod ielbit ges
iagt: &om lit nidt an eincm Sa9e
erbaut."
Simmer gleid.
o.: ~8as, 5err Snipeftor, Sic
geben i1ou nad Sanie?"
g.: ga. beute lit Der Nrei5ebnte.
unb Der 9err Snipeftor lit abers
gldubii6."
Snipeftor: .Niht im gerntsiten,
meme Glte ifimpft am brei3ebnteu
fpie an ieoem anDereu Gage"
- - -
Mnfflirung.
griter 8ndiii1: .Sait on nal cine
mooerne 8ei6ihte geleien? -. Sag
mir bod. pie iinb Die eigeutli1?l"
3peiter Sadfii6: .Ha. ipeibt
Su. bas iinb @eifi1ten. mo gu
am Gnoe immer elaubit. lie lam
nod gar 'nift aus ieinl"
- - y
SnrdyfdJaut.
Henommilt (als Sonntagsidger
befannt) Sam Sbnen iasen, meme
Samen. bate faum mein Genier be-
treten. ba lag audi i1on Elm tootes
gteb Dor mir"
Cine Dame: .Mh. bas nrme Sbter.
moran mag bas pobl seitorben iein?"
S@er5frase.
.8ie biel aeblen bat Ser
WenI6?"
Intiport: .Se6s Gtiid. ndmlih
5ipei S%uBfeblen, 5tpei aniefeblen. cine
rehte 8eble unb nnrehte aeble."
- ~ -
Gr mill nidt ~perfeben.
vuno nun bptte tf. Serr Tetds
beim, bab sic fir Die Nbsebrannten
and etipus 5eihnen fperbenl"
Der gei5ise &ei6beim: sd bers
ii6ere Sic. oab id gar tein EaIent
gum 3ei6nen babe"
- - y
Hihtig.
H.: Sap iih Die Samen biel
i6neller entiuideln ais Die Mdnner.
lit bod cine Sbatiabe.~
o.: Sea. i9 ipeib nidtl Geben
Sic bas Srdulcin 4. oa gum 8eiipiel,
lie bat pier5ig Sabre sebraudt, INN
iett breibig 5u iperbenl"
Seridnappt.
oSa puroe geltern trieber Jon ners
iogenes Stiid NIT einem Yantoffel>
belbeu aufgefibrt. Mm liebiten
bate id auf rem 9ausidliHef ses
pfiffen.~
.@esbalb tbaten sic benn ni6t?~
Sen battle mcine Srau."
Srpnic.
.@ns lit Sronie?"
r8enn Elm @einreiienoer 40 Sabre
nuf 8ein esreiit lit unb ibliebliG
an @aileriildt iiirbt."
~ y ~
Gr iucif iih 81 belfcn.
Oait: .@eben Sic mir einen Sops
pelfiimmel."
@irtb: Ser Soppeltiimmel lit ios
eben alle geiporoen."
Gait: SEA. Damn geben Sic mir
3iuei einia6e aiimmel. 10 fommt's
auf pasielbe berans."
~ y y
Bed.
@auner (emport) : ~@as babe ih
min bon meiner @utmiitbiaieit?
Yringe Den aerl naf SauIe unb
aidle MIDI 5lpei Stumben bamit a6
unb pas bat Der perioffene aerl an
ieiner llbrfette - men &orf5ieber!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02
Obp!

DIN!
~@lanbit On. oab Der Iiieiior
,ernitlihe Nbricbten aui Sid BATE"
naein SipeiTel, err macbt bereits elm
Ningiti.des ueiIbt, ipenn ld) pas &ort
gSdipiegermutter tmlslpre6e!"
~ ~ -
0liiflide Sprahc.
@ed: ~Serr Yrofelior. Gle babeu
Ihebort. tpie i6 nit Srduleiu Souter
lid ipra6. mas balteu sic bon
n 4 I~uSipradc?"
N felinr: Gin Slid. baB Die
be Sprape feline tobte it,"
4 y: limb parum?"
n sfeiIor; sic piirbe iid I'M
aum9errebt babcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-07-02
@pbltbdtigc Srencn.

~Sei bieien episen 8obltbdtiss
itssSa5aaren fam nc ii6 rein
gum Sooe Dbenl"
.2aB bobl @dbreno per borigeu
Sniion bab' i6 mir iopiel Sdmu &C.
mnht. baB ib meme S6neiberiu bel
3elfer unb Yfennis be5ablen fonute."
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Omt angebrad,t.
StuDent: .Na - baben Sic nit
Den alten 5oien nod Elm @ei6dft oe-
ma6t. Die iG Sbncn aeid)entt?"
.@ie beibt @eid6ft - i6 bab ic
perfauft Sbrem Germ Yapal"
" y
Simmer Der 0leide.
~Gber. Serr Vroieiior, parum
%ipannen sic DEN Sdirm nift auf?"
Ser sebDrt ndmlid) meiner Srall.
Die i6 am 8abnbof abboleu mubl"
Mifgliifte G%rmabnmng.
Iutter: ~8enimm bid bod nidt 10
ungebilbet. aIara. Oh Dnrfit in 8es
ieaibait niemalS .giee" iasen."
(Nah elmer Seit) Isle tonnteit
on benin benz giieiIor erlauben, Did
gu %fiiiien?i"
sd ioute bod niemals ~Neel"
iagenl"
= "
Eerpler.
Yoet: .Was Iol benin bas beisen?
Sa ihidt mir mein Werleger cine
Nednuns iiber einen 5~ipeiten Yapiers
forbl"
IS - -
tinter J~rennben.
Si6terline: (5n einem Sreunbe) :
sd babe geitern in meinen @ebids
ten selcien . i6 babe tpeinen
miiiienl"
Sreunb: SEA. Die iinb aber audi
iebr traurigl"
Wpm &~afernenbpfe.
Serseant: .Yieffe, tpie beiBt Der
9eutnant, Der oa chen iiber Den 9of
sebt2"
8efrut Yieffe: a2elltnant Wsiiler,
Serr Sergennt!"
Serseant: .Shafsfoppl gritens
beebt er natiirlih Wiiner. unD
arpeetens lit er's gar nidtl"
y y
Cart anssebrift!
rWein SrduleM.T ib liebe Siei
6rasen Sic SIR &cr5, Oh i'd auf @es
senliebe boffen barfi"
~gebaure, ib frase nidt mein
Ser5, fonbern meinen Geritanb. meis
men &opf. uno Der iast: ~Neinl""
limb barf id auf feline 8ebirns
ertpeiduns boffen?"
- =
9cmtlidcr Winf.
8elbmebel: .Ieblmann. mas lit
Sbr @ater eisentlid?"
Soloat: .Dleesermeiiter, gu
8eiebll"
Selonebel: nSm, ba baben sic
tpobl aud 81 9auie niht niel getaugt.
oaB er 10 tpenig bon ii6 boren ldBt?"
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Gdlam.
Game: .Sagen Sic NAL, Serr
Erofeiior, ipesbalb baben sic Srdu<
leim Gaa, beren @egaburs Sic Ielblt
INNER riibmten. I'M Ggamen burd5z
fallen laffen?"
Yrofeiior: .Sm 8%ertrauen geIagt,
tpeil ih lie beiraiben mill"
Gin edter Tantpffelbelo.
Sic: .9u iprahit i'm Sblaf leste
Nahtl"
Or: .Na. enti6uloige nur. tpenn
i6 Did unterbroben babe"
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Seutlif.
o.: ~Mun, tpie mars, Fat iid Ser
iunse Gomponiit in ieiner neueiten
Spcrette aud ipieber NIT fremben
Sebern seihmiidt?"
9. (&e5enient) ga. nidt gu
fnapp - iosar nit ~StrauB~>
Seoernl"
~ ~ -
Mbbilfe.
Sausfrau: ~Seien Sic iebr ppr>
ii6tis nit oem Scuer. anna. i6
fiirfte mid beitdnoi9 Dor einem
Yrnnbe."
Gohin: .@enn es Der ~sndbiacn
Srau reft lit. forge ib bafiir. oaB
fortpdbreno elm Seuerrebrmann in
Der Slide it,"
~ .& y
ltnbanf.
elite Sunsfer (aufaereet) rSos
chen babe id einen Germ bonn Sobe
Nn2 0xtx:fn,,9 ,n~ NQ:sx. -.