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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-03-13


"Thelma," the pet horse of Mrs.
Charles Thorne, has been at the In
Urinary of Drs. White & Plaskett for
treatment, and is improving very rap
idly.
Mrs. Matte Wallace, of Murfrees-
boro, spent few days in the city last
week, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Berry
Robertson, of fremont avenue.
Misses Matte M. and Virginia
Briggs, Of Fayetteville, Tenn, were
in Nashville this week to attend the
funeral of their aunt, Mrs. Mary Sher-
ron.
Mrs. Lula Matthews, of 1902 Elev-
enth avenue, North, visited her moth
er, Mrs. Callie Thompson, last week
in Goodlettsville, Tenn.
Mr.. Jas. Green, of 1904 Eleventh
avenue, North, has been on the sick
list, but is cOnvalescent.
Miss Gertrude Stratton will leave
Thursday for st. Paul, Mimi, to spend
O. few weeks with her brother, Mr..
Richard Stratton.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bector, after spend
ing one year in Battle Creek, Mich,
returned home Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Muse, formerly Of
Nashville, but now of Battle Creek,
Mich, arrived in the city Sunday
morning for months visit to rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. James Polk, of Romona, Ind,
is in the city.
Mrs. Mary Lou Fowler, of 1918 Pat
terson street, has recovered from an
attack of neuralgia.
Mr.. Joseph Arbuckle, a prosperous
farmer living out on the Whites Greek
pike, was in the Office Saturday. He
paid his subscription and compliment
ed the Globe on being a wide-awake,
newsy journal. He reports prospects
bright for spring vegetables. He
says he will have a good fruit crop
this year.
Miss Eva Murrell, of Paramount
street, has accepted a position in the
book-making department of the A. M,
e. Church Sunday School Union.
Mr.. James Hurt, superintendent of
Mt Olive Sunday-School, spent Sunday
in Franklin, the guest of Rev. Mr.. Pat
ton.
Mrs Rachel Franklin, grandmother
of Mrs. Nellie E. Dunlap, of 912 Cum
berland street, had stroke of paraly-
sis Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Tabitha Noel, Miss Emma j.
Burton's housekeeper who has been
i'll with the grip for several weeks
past, is able to be out.
Miss Maggie Hickman, of East
Nashville, who has been quite i'll for a
week past, is much improved at this
writing.
Miss Mary Patterson, who has been
in private ward at the City Hospital,
is improving nicely, and Will be able
to be out in few days
Misses Florence Alexander and Belle
Brown spent last Sunday in Murfrees-
boro the guests of Mrs. Josie Smith
who has been very i'll, but is improv-
ing.
Miss Novella e. Jones, of Avandale,
who has been studying millinery, has
just completed her first hat.
Miss Charlie Alexander and Mr..
Richard E, Floyd were entertained on
last Sunday at dinner by Miss Essie
Wade.
The teachers of the Second Baptist
Sunday School held their weekly meet
ing Wednesday night at the home of
Miss Essie Wade.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor preached at the
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HILARY re. HowsE.

boy of Mr.. VIM. Rouse, of Prospect and
Foster streets, had the misfortune of
shooting off two or three of his fin
gers last Saturday morning.
Mr.. Hugh A. Oneil, the son of Mrs.
Alberta Rucker, of 1881 Twenty-first
avenue, is in the city visiting his
mother. Mr.. ODeil is in very poor
health.
Mrs. Florence Berry, of South Nash
vile, spent Sunday in Franklin visit
ing her mother Mrs. Atkinson.
DR.. r. H. Boyd left the city Mon
day night to attend an international
missionary meeting, which was in ses-
sion in Pittsburg, Pa, Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday. He was met
there by Rev. VIM Beckham, of this
city, and Rev. L, G. Jordan, of Lou
isville. These three divines will rep
resent the Negro Baptists in the meet
ing. DR.. Boyd is expected to spend
Sunday in Columbus and Monday in
Cincinnati, reaching here Tuesday or
Wednesday of next week.
The Nashville friends of Mrs. J. L..
Burrell, wife of DR.. John L. Burrell,
of New Orleans, La, will regret to
learn that she is critically i'll at her
home in New Orleans. A letter from
Dr. Burrell states that she has been
near the danger line for the past three
weeks. The letter was received Mon
day morning.
The funeral services over the re.
mains of Mrs. Emma Jordan were held
at the Mt. Olive Baptist Church Sun.
day morning at 10 o'clock. DR.. Clark
officiated. She had been sick about
two weeks.
Mrs. j. E. Bradford spent three
days with relatives and friends al
Smyrna, Tenn, this week.
Mrs. R. H. Boyd, 523 Second ave
nue., North, who was indisposed the lat
ter part Of last week and two days
this week, is improving. She is able
to be about her home.
Mrs Annie May Cotton, of Thir
teenth avenue South, who has beer
seriously i'll for the past two weeks is
recovering.
Little Juanita the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. e. IT, Brown of Morrison
street, who has been very i'll for thu
past few weeks is able to be out again
Mr. G. Washington Redd, of Cadiz
Ky, is in the city for a few days.
Little Naomi McChristian, of 1922
Welker street who has been sick is able
to return to school,
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Blind School last Sunday a very in
teresting sermon. The choir of his
church furnished music for the occa-
sion.
Mr.. Allen G. Nicholson, of Meharry,
Is spending a few days in Columbia
j. c. Lowe, M. D., who has been Wis
iting throughout the West, has re-
turned to his home at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. G. Farrell and Mrs. Emma D.
Farrell Caldwell, of Kansas City, Mo-,
visited the office this week.
Mrs. Samuels, of Rock City was in
the office this week to pay up her sub.
scription.
Prof. J. S. Wilson, of Dickson, is in
the city this week.
Mrs. M. W. Blake, of Cannon street.
who has been quite i'll for several
weeks with pneumonia, is GONZALES
cent.
MI. G. A. Gilmore, at one time con.
nected with the Baptist Publishing
House in this city, is at the head of
the enterprising Gilmore-Lethridge
Co., book and job printers, in the
thriving city of Houston, Texas.
Mr.. Lucius Gilmore, son of Rev. and
Mrs. John s. Gilmore, of Columbia,
Tenn, who has been in the city about
four months, left for his home Thurs
day
Mrs. Thomas Morgan, who is conval-
escing after several weeks illness, was
able to be out Sunday evening to hear
Miss Delaney at Spruce Street Bap-
fist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Houston McKissick, of
East Nashville, entertained at dinner
Sunday afternoon Misses Maude Lee
Cotton, Sadie May Perkins, and Lii
lie Mai Beatrice Lynch, of South
Nashville.
The Globe was the recipient of
beautiful picture of Roger Williams
University in a gilded frame. The
picture was presented by Prof. w. G.
Hynes.
The Monitor Chorus met on last
Monday night at the home of Mr. ]. w.
Blanton, 1907 Hynes street.
The United Primitive Baptist Sis.
ters' Working Club held quite sue
cessful meeting Monday night at st.
Eli Church.
Mrs NJ K. Buford, who is teaching
at Lynnville, was in the city last week.
Mrs Alice Dobson, of Fogg street,
entertained a limited number of
friends in honor of Mrs. M. K. Buford.
Mrs. Dora Canton, of Waverly, en-
tertained at dinner last Sunday even
ing Mrs Mary Dabney and Lula
Hughes.
Miss Gertrude Stratton entertained
at the residence of her parents, 1907
Fourteenth avenue, North, the Mt.
Zion Baptist Church choir. Quite an
enjoyable time was had by all present,
and at late hour refreshments were
served.
Mr.. Geo. w. Gray, of 1881 Eighth
avenue, North, was called to the bed
side of his father last week at Hen
Jacksonville, Ky.
Little Leroy Green, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. JAS. Green, of 1904 Eleventh ave.
nue., North, has been sick with the la
grippe but is better now
The North Nashville Teddy Club
met at the residence of the parents of
Miss Lena Green, after which they
made their way in the tally-ho to East
Nashville, stopping at several places,
making their last stop at Mrs F. Nc
Ferron, of 52S Lischey avenue. At a
late hour refreshments were served
Dancing and gaming were INDUCED in
Mrs. Maggie Caruthers, of 7O7 Lee
street, has been confined to her room
for two weeks with la grippe and pneu-
monia.
Little G. Rouse, the eight-year old
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-03-13
Pacific Electric Co.
r W. REECE, Manager.

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We furnish morton regulators for pipe
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We are located in
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Telephone Main 325 SAL
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42S y Fifth = Avenue = North.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
Sdredlid)es 0efhbl.

griter 8ummler: @as lit benn
ei9entlid Mpbriidenl
Sneiter gummler: 9os tueebt SUI
mid? Ilpbriiden lit. tpenn gener bon
Ser Ir6eit trGumtl
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~ ~ ~,
Snt Gyamen.
A

g.: @aS ma6t benin Rorit?
g.: Den babe i9 1oeben geieben;
CT botte cine S6(iu9e Inn ben gals,
Ons Ieiier an Der aeble unb S6aum
Dor benz Wtinbel
o.: gutieslidl =. $50, tpo2
g.: 8etm goiffeurl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
Stretflihtcr.

Gus @aIbinaton, 8. G.. tpirS be-
ridtet, oGB Die b~iesidbri9e grute ST.
600, 1000 900 nertb iei. g5 ipdre
iutereiIant 81 %ipilien, mic bel (pber
pie penig) bon bieier Summe IN Die
.Sai6en 9erienigen fliebt. Die bns @eS
treble 9e6o9eu babeu.
y
Die Gong Sslano : &artoffelernte
tpurbe berbiirgt unD ioa nun i'm
@anSen perfauft perben. Sies lit
nidt nm ~pprtbeilbaft fir Die Gong
Sslaub : Sarmer, ionbern all6 fir
Die 4artoffelfarmer in &isconltn
unb Wtaine.
@us es 3u bebeuten bat, tpenu jee
Der @drtner nuf eisene Sauit perfauft
unb bel Der pilpen. iinnloien Gonfur>
ren6 peDer an Irbeit nod Soften
oenft, sebt oaraus berpor. oab Die
tomatoes iin9ir III IA Sa9eu bon
$3.50 auf 40 Gents ons Suibel 9e>
fallen iinb.
SIM Sabre 1850 befanb ii6 Die
Sdlfte bes 8ei6tbums u%nieres 2nnz
oes in ben 5dnoen Der Sarmer, uno
Die Sarmer ~be5ablten serau Die Sdlfte
Der Steueru. Sett beiieen Die Sar>
mer elm @iertel bes Hei6tbumes bes
Sambes unb be5ableu brei giertel Der
Steuern. gs 9i6t cine GENTLE &lniie
bon 2euten, Die NIT Dem 0~erbdftniB
gang 5ufrieben pdren. tpenn bic Sar@
met MIR oas iibrtse Iiertel Der
Steuern au6 nod be5ablen miiBtenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
spab mnb audi iein.
Salt.

&alt.
Serr: Sd lie6e sic unausipre9s
lid, mein 6rduleinl
Same: ga, ia. i9 tpeiB, Sic itots
fern elm tpenigl
- ~ ~
Gpnoerbare Segriinbnng.
&un6in: Sic paar fleinen 8epara>
turen foiten BRET Warf? Sriiber fo@
lteten Die bod faum balb 10 bell
S6uiter: Sa, WaDam6en, pte
lanse idb aber ieet oo6 tranf mari
- s "
Sm Ggamen.
Rrofeiior (5um Stubenten. Der
e6en eifris cine ieiner Sbeien ber>
~tbeioi9t) /: Serr Ganbibat, sic ba6en
% cine etrpas uneetpiie 9runblase
fir Sbre 9ebauptuns unb sic iinD
Oaber I'M Srrtbum -.
Stubioius (idueW Gifts q
NaB2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13

Game: So, Serr 9ottor, meme
Ii6te lit elm auberorSentli6 besab>
tes Idbden; tie iinet, ipielt &laoier,
raoelt, i6tpimmt. turnt, ma6t @eriel
Serr: 8eiten 9auf. sndbiee Srau.
fir bieie - @arnunal
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
Saatf1rner.

Snatf1rner.
Iuf ben Snbianeriommer folgt
Der @inter.
S
Sennen, Die piel gadern, le9en
iuenig @ier.
9i6t @aes lit erlaubt, mas nidt
berbotcn lit.
@er ben aern ciien mil. mlib Die
Nlb fnaden.
9n iouit lernenl Shiiler 81 icin
brandt man iib niht i6Gmcn. aud)
Damn nift. ipenu 9u Meiiter iein
tDunteit. Die groBtcu Wtcilter bielz
ten lid in ibrer Sobesitunbe nod fiir
unpiifenoe Shiiler, benu Niemnnb
fam poafommen merben, am peni9@
item elm NIT Den SerbdltniIlen rineens
Der 2%dnppirtb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
GanSwtrtbss


Der Stur5ader bereit5. ldnoere 3eit
rob 9ele9en, 10 miro man einige Gage
Dor Der 5~lpeiten Surbe (Saatfur6e)
- Defenders nad einem Hegen -
eini9e @ggenitrife 9e6en. NM cine
~feinere Struftur gu erreiheu. Die
ne6en Der 9ortbeile in demild)er Be-
3iebnn9 audi Die tednii6e Iu5fubz
rltng Der 5%lpeiten Surde iebr erleiA@
teri. Sit nod 3eit bis gum 8iitter>
anbdu %uorhalDeu - lpohei cripdbnt
lei. bab iih elm 3eitlidJer Nnbau IN
ter Den meiIten Gerbdltniiien 6elier
belpdbren iptro uls elm ipGter - 10
lam man balo aud Die Selper fiir
Die Notwithstanding afern. Cont
nber ihreitet mo an Die Iusfiibrung
Der @interiaat uuo crit uadbber muiB
Das iibri9e 2dno tief geadert iperben.
Na6 Ser Saatfnrhe (fiir @intcrs
9etreioe), Die idbrlih INT ip~entge5
b~ertieft iperben iolte, iorgt ielbitpers
ltdublid elm iuteulipes @ggen. I'M
elm pprtbeilbaftes &riirneln BEG IderS
81 er6ielen, tpas nid,t MIR pbbDiitae
lid, lonbern aid demii6 giinitige
@erbdltniiie fir Die Yflan5en lfnfft.
get oieIem @ggen iolen Die Bur6els
unfrdrter, ipie Gueden him, nenn
lie nidt i6on friiber entfernt ipurben,
abgeflaubt uub beleitigt nerben.
Nadbem Der Sooen seb6ri9 fem unD
rein lit, ipobei Dor elmer dlSu groSen
Seinbeit, Die epentueQ CUR @erihlems
ntung uno Sertrultung filbren fam,
gendrnt lei. fdnn nit Der Saat be-
9onnen irerben. 8irb nit Der Moz
icbine aeidet, 10 ldBt ii1 Die ri6tige
Sdattiefe meiit burh angebGugte
Geluidte er5ieleu, poer Die Wialdiuc
lit i6on fir cine e~ntiprehenbe Sdats
tiefe 9ebunt. Sci Sanbiaat mirb Der
Game am beiten burf frdftiges CO.
gen untergebradt. Sic 9prtbeile Der
Wuifineniuat eegeniiber Der Sanbs
Iaat liegen 10 iebr aif Der Sanb, buB
Dnraiff crit nift peiter biugetpieien
5u peroen brau6t.
SIT Die @interiaat boGenbet, 10
fdbrt ntnn nit Der Mderung fir sic
Notwithstanding fort. gs lit bon
Der erobten 8ittigfeit, ba6 man bas
NIT bor @intritt Des 8inters fertig
tpirb, bn man i'm @inter nur ielten
infplge Deg Sroltes in BEN 9ooen
lam. Soate es aber Die miloe 8its
terung I'M @tuter seitatteu. Die
Mferung aus5ufiibren, 10 io1 man
oteIe @ele9enbeit ME peridumen.
Bon tpeIh' bober gepeutuns es lit.
odb fir COMMEMORATIVE iton i'm
Serbite geadert tpirb. 9ebt aus Ser
Sbatin6e berbor. baB Der @oben i'm
Sriibiabr infolge anbal.enoer Ndiie
NIT benz Pfluse oft iiberbaupt niht
bearbeitet peroeu fam; tpurbe abcr
bereits I'M 6erbite cine tiefe Surhe
gegeben, 10 braudt Der 8oben MIR
mebrmals nbgeeggt unb nit benz CIR
ltirpator auf9elodert 5u iperbeu, mo-
onrh man einem ipdten Inbnll, DER
it'd in ben ielteniten Sdleu ais Dor
tbeilbnft erfpielen bat, p%orbeugt.
Sci Somuergetreibe tpnuut fiir
Die Snteniitdt Der @earbeitung alld)
Die Sruhtsatttne in 8etradt. @Gbz
renb 0erite unbebingt cine intenlipe
Vearbeitung perlan9t, be9niigt lid
Safer nud) nit einem ipeniger feineil
8ooen. bn feline @ur5eln Die SGbigs
felt baben, mid aiis groberem 8oben
Die Ndbrltoffe 5u sebren. 9~esipesen
ion aber uiht geingt Iein. pdB man
Safer in einem robcn 8ooen lden
iou; neiu, cr lit fir cine quite 8carz
beitung iosar iebr banfbar Idere
bals 3eitung".
s.
Saatfjrner.
Muf Den Snbianeripn1mer folat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
Wpberne 8eriibmt6eit.

Sdrte (3u tbrer Sreunotn, DIE an
einen ilnsen 2iteroten nerbeiratbet
iit): Gag mai, On iagit INNER. Sein
@ann iei 10 beriibmt, i9 bab' nod
ni6t bon linn ee leieul
Sas slaub' ip germ, i6 audi ni6t!
Sea, nie fommt Senn bas?
CT tpirb ia INNER glei6 eonfissiert,
fpenu er i~rsenbpo 9srausfommtl
~ .x&
Snrafietnms.
2ebriunge: Geit brei Sagen feline
Sbrfeige - mas Der Weiiter mn
seeen mid bat?
Ser Contract.
Gle: a6 pie ib0n lit bod Die
8eltl
gr: Sa. unb tpie idmubis uniere
Bobnunsl
@tr G1l'ide inter nns.
8obes: Gag, Ieres, i6 bann ses
boot. Ding dlt'ite 9oo6ter bGtt' e
8erbdltnib met mem Streftor bun
'nem Slubairfus.
Neres: So. Dat es ridtis. DO tpeeb
dbper nitr brrs, Dat li99e i6 nit nib.
aobes: 8orom Damn nit?
HereS: Ndd, mer bann ielbs Sliib
genoe LII DO brud ib nit nod Sliib
bun minsem S6wieserion.
&obes: So has so rdd12
&nrs absefertist.
2eutnant: Sd bite I'M Die Sanb
S6rer To6terl
Sanfier: SD bebaure iebr. Serr
2eiltnant. aber es lit mir fir Die
nG6ite 3eit tpirfli6 unmogli6. baares
8elo aus benz @ei9dfte gu nebmen.
Cine n~nrnbise Nadt.
ar5t: Sat benn bas ainb pbans
taiiert?
@utter: Sapobl, aber MIR gang
bHnn.
~ ~ ~
0alsenbumpr.
5err (5u einem 8einfGlider, Ser
ipe9en SGrben bes 8eineS an9eflaet
iit): IIio beute miro Sbre 8erbanbz
lung fem?
So.
Serr: Stun?
SD iueroe leiber - Sarbe befens
neu mii,len.
~ - ~
Seuf5er.
&erleser (per cine nene Seituns
geernbet bat, 5u ieinem Sreunpe) :
Id. ipenn mir mr. i6on 10 bel
abonnenten bdtten, ais iib inns Wits
arbeiter a%neeboten babenl
&unIts Sritif.
Sic: 8as iasen sic gu benz Sors
trGt meines Ianne5? GS bat 5lpar
fiinfbunoert Mart 9efoltet. lit. aber
audi gottpoQ!
Or: @epiBl Gin alls9e5ei6neteS
@emdlbe. piirbig zines 8apbaell IS
lit fait mebr pertb ais bas Sri9iuall
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13

G5aren borgeiteut 3n tperben, es
banole ii6 INN cine bebeutiame Sbee,
Die 8uBlanb 9roBen @ort6eil BEL ben
Sriebens : gerbanbtunsen bringeu
tperbe.
Die S1ipierisfeiten Der Gillette
tparen raider tpie ionIt erlebiet -
abolf auipie aus Yrosnib itano Dor
Dem G5aren.
~Wuieitdt", beeann err, ,ih BOB
gebert. man mill Sbnen SdHalin neb.
men, tpiiien &c, mas Sic tbun ioG'n2"
Cine bebeutlame Sauie entitanb.
.2aiien Sic es auf Sbre Srau
iiberi6reiben. 10 lam man Sbnen nig
nebmenl"
~ ~ ~
Gin 9rnno.
SIN @efdnsnib mug es bod ie6r
9erdui6uoa ieinl
@ieio?
Sra, neil 10 btele brin bruntmeul
- ~ -
Sm OeptrgsgaffDnus.
Sonmerfriidler (5um Sauss
fueAt): Sebaitian, sic brau6en
mid. 10 LANCE it bier bin, niemals gu
tpeden. audi gu ben 4usflieen ni6t,
ba t6 regeImdBis I'M 5 lIbr aufItebel
Sausfnedt: Sarenoi. NADIA marin
sic ia a beiierer Saustnedt por'en
tpie ii
1triafe unb Wirfnng.
@arum btit SUI beun 10 falt 5u
mir?
&annft Sn's anbers berlaneen BEL
benz etpisen falten Gbenb6rotI
y ~ ~
Mmd] elm rebermenidy.
Ser Sulius Gaiar mar Elm Ianu.
Ser fonnte, mas ni6t Sober tann.
gr i6rieb ioslei6 Der 8riefe 5tpei,
Sittierte BRET Stid neben6ei,
gmpfins 9eianbte sleider 3eit
1nb trieb %iotpeit Die Sbdtiefeit.
Sob er % tempo" mod gum SpaB
Gin Stiid bonn Sopbotleiien lag. -
8a ipra6 BET li6 Serr 8entier 8au9:
@as gdiar fonnte. fam id aud.
limb iiebe ba. na6 fur5er 3eit
8ar er. in ieiner &rt, 10 melt.
Or ibt fir atpei.
ST trinft fir brei.
Or rau4t fir flint in gutter 8ub'
llno lieit ben .&labberabati1" ba5u.
- ~ y
Ipeiie nnb Truia i'm @ebirse.
St6ter: 9aben endoise Srau iGon
einmal beriu9t. ben Sesaius su be-
iteigen2
Dame: Neinl @ie bod lit
0enu 0er2
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Ipeiie mnb Trpia inn @ebirse.

St6ter: 9aben endbiee Srau idon
einmal beriu9t. ben Sesaius su be-
iteisen2
Game: Neinl @ie bod lit
benin Der?
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Onte EbOtOgrapbicn


touieu llur uou Grperten bergelteut weroelI.
IS gilt bel oeren 9eriteqlmS 9rfebruug
81 babeu, p~alieuoe 6opls uuo Sorperltellnls
gen gu beG6teu, oas poiienOe ei9t. unS
S6otteuperbdltniB su tsuueu uub oauu
aud bic nOtbigeu, DIT redt toltIpieltgeu
slpparate III babea. GieieS Gqes 1T uors
banpen. Uenu Sbr @ure Photographic Don
mir MAIDEN laiet.
u. -. Wacfensic,
1878 Slap Str., Dubuque, 50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
&Ditenfrei fir SrndleiOenOe
Cine ,rrne CdJueue Anr

SD babe rteue
uno ipihttge Gnts
oednngen gema1t
bc5a9li0 BET Scl'
luna bon 8ru6s
f0doen uno tperoe
tpdbreno Der nd6s
ten so Sage els
iier ieoen an Bru1
I~eioenoeu Serton.
pelne oieIe @ns
ipeifung befcI9f,
Die Is 9en6eit
geben otefe mum.
Nprhnre
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
1%tnermartete Wtrfnng.

NReiiuulactS SSttluuU.
Same: Sa, Serr Sottor. meme
Iibte lit elm auBerorSeutli9 beeab>
tes @db6en; tie iinet, ipielt &labier,
raoelt, i6tpimmt. turnt, ma6t @eriel
Serr: geiten 9anf, 9ndbiee Srau.
fir bieie - @arnnn9l
y ~ y
ltnuioerles6ar.
Srau: I6er Damn, 9u bift ia be-
trunfenl
Wnnn: Srdu - tpeuu gu 10 bel
tpie i6 - geioffen bdtt'it = mari
On 9 audi
SIM &pn5ertfaal.
goriianer: 8as ipielt Der Yianift
Ioeben?
@enberiobn's .2ieber obne
@orte".
Sml bas Su6lifum tbut iein WGes
li6ites, Inn bieies Wanto 81 beden.
- ~ -
Nah ben Serten.
Sum febren 5uriid, Die 10 planse
berreilt",
SD babe fat td9lih Soreleu geipeiit.
gi9 lodten Die iteilen, sefdbrlifen
Sob'n,
SAT- ME bats 9eresnet; bas 8etter
mar i6Dnl
8ir ba6en mau6' 9iebhen geiungen.
8anS trefflib lift Gaes 9eluneen;
8ie lobte Der Suft Der 8eieben,
Die 8egenb lit tpirflif elm Chen!
SD bab' fiir's Wenii fat flint 9ulben
be5ablt,
Gin Waler bat mid in Sitenbe
eemalt.
8obl bduierbo6 sinsen Die 8osen:
8as Diro bod - a ms
menaeIogenl
- ~ ~
Strense Sissiplin.
2dSaretbfranfer: Serr l~1nteroffiz
5ier, ipie lanse babe ib nod gu
leben?
2a5aret6s @ebiiIfe: @ei6 i6 ni6t.
oas miro crit morgen bel Der Sarole
6eraustommenl
Gbgetrnmpft.
Gber @~erebrteIte, tpie baben Sic
it6 perdubert? bereits flint Salten
I'M @eii6tI
Same: sic baben ii6 a~lerbinss
6eiler erbalten - sic iinb einfdltis.
~ ~ ~
Gutter Hatb.
Stnes Wtprgens - es mar unaefdhr
cine ISOLDE Dor Dem slblfliB Der ruIs
iii6siapaniIden MISUNDERSTANDING
gen = beuabm iih NboIf gripie aus
Srpsnib beim Infleioen iebr aufees
re9t. Iuf oas Sefrnsen ieiner Srau.
mas er babe, ent9egnete er. er miiiie
iofort na6 Tetersbnrg gum G5aren.
Seiue Srau eri9raf unb brang in
i'm, ibr 81 ia9en, mas er benu bort
tpole. "S6tpeig. Su pirit in alien
3eitun9en bon mir leien."
CT e%rlebiste in @ien beim rniiiz
ihen Goniulate Die YaBsI ueelesens
beiten unp reiite nan Yetersbure.
Sort an9eIauat. itilr5t er iofort
gum Sofmari6ullz Imte uno brafte
Die bringenbe Sitte Dor, lofort Dem
N r M n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-10-13
- ~ -
nntuioerleg6ar.

STRAIT: I6er Wann, 9u biit ia be-
trlinfenl
Wnnu: Srdu - tpenn gu 10 piel
tpie i6 - seioffen bdttit = tpIrit
On g audi
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1908-11-11
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, specialization !:
Spots opened Saturday easy and
closed steady. Good middling being
reduced 1-16 and middling fair Is.
Middling unchanged at S15-16; sales
on the spot 1000 bales and 5000 to
arrive.
Futures opened quiet at a decline
of 2 to points under the influence
of disappointing Liverpool cables.
Later the market sagged off still fur
ther under the bearish into-sight
statement, the active position reach
ing level 8 to ylGapoints snnder the
.pseyious day lI no sSsttions. it
1; ii b lessagss
IisSeE Epbteol ster were
received SstaEag tfIat The cotton mill
lockout had been settled and prices
quickly rose 20 to % points, at which
level they were at a net advance of
10 to IA points. At the closing the
tone was called steady and prices
showed a net advance of 5 to Z
points.
Closing bids: Nov. SIS; Dec. SIS.
Jan. SIS. Feb. SIG, March SIS; Ap-
ril S.S1; May S.S3.