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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24
Hisuen Went North,

Thos. l.. Hisgen, the Independent
party candidate for president, pass
ed through here today en- route TO
Oklahoma City, where he will de-
liver an address tonight. He ad-
dressed, or rather attempted to ad-
dress, the people at Fort Worth
last night, but began by abusing
Joe Bailey, and was Kissed and
jeered until he stopped speaking
Mr., Hearst, the founder OF the new
party. who was TO have spoken at
several places in Oklahoma, has
cancelled his engagements for Ok
lahoma for the present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24
GRocERIEsAT COST

Commencing today, | will sell you
groceries at exact cost. This sale
will last until my entire stock is
sold. Fixtures for sale and house for
rent Come and see mad get my
prices.
w. VI. RIGGS,
Phone -. 331 West Main.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24

Merchants carnival. Opera house
tonight, everybody should go and have
a good time ard help the cause. Mus
ic by orchestra. seats Is, 25 and 35
cents. "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24

Poland & Anderson gives $4,000
TO prospect for oil and gas. $4,000
for beautifying city park and $4,000
10 the four ward schools. Read
their new proposition. 23tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24

Two brown mules strayed from Ard
more, both branded dropping T on
left shoulder. One has white on hips
and nose. II. l.. STEVENS,
l7d.6w l Reck, Okla.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24

School Books for city and county
schools for sale at the City Drug
store. w. b. Frame. Proprietor. l0-tf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24

See the lady blacksmith, barbo-
dentist, etc, in the carnival tonight.
The program viii be varied and Inter
esting Ben M Christian church.
Seats Is, % and 30 cents now on sal
AZ Lon Frames. "a
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24
COLD STORAGE
MARKET

The fall season is opening up and
we have put on the market many
delicacies in the meat line. Below
We quote a few items and the
prices for same:
Head Cheese. per lD...........1oe
Liver Sausage, per lb. 1oc
Ring Bologna. per b............1o 1oc
Wenies, per ID. b................,.1 .15e
Minced Ham per lb. 15c
Pressed Ham, per ID. b........... .2oc
Polish Sausage. per lb. .12lae
Knoblach Sausage, per lb.... .12Lac
Frankforts, per lb. .15c
Bag Bologna, per .15e
Souse, per ID. observation-disclosures. 100
Scrapple per ...,.............. .1oc
X. c. Link Sausage, per lb. .15c
Try some of our Cushing Cream
cry butter, cheese of all kinds, home
rendered lard.
We would be pleased to have
your order for some of these ogods
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Respectfully.
COLD STORAGE MARKET
Jesse James, Prop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24
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and a newspaper man of more than
ordinary ability. was married last
Sunday in Tulsa to Miss Carrie
Greene, daughter of Col. \. r. Greene
superintendent of Platt National park
at sulphur. Miss Greene is a popular
young lady. The marriage was com.
plete surprise to the friends of tn
young couple. They will make their
home in Muskogee.
The Chickasaw Legislature has ad-
iourncd until next Monday. On that
day it is expected that some impoi
tant resolutions will be ready for sub
mission and the governor will have
his second message ready for the leg
ilsature.
The nature of the resolutions has
not been disclosed. but it Is iutimateu
that they treat of subj cts that may
conflict with laws enacted by the
state legislature.
The governors message is being pre-
pared seer tly and is supposed to con
tain recommendation for action Of
she tribe i'm resisting the taxation -
homestcads and the Reinstatement OF
200 claimants who We're denied
rollment as citizens OF the Chicka.
saw and Choctaw nations.
G. p Tanneyhill OF Oklahoma city
was here last night transacting bus,
ness with w. +. Warren of this city
John r. Whayne democratic nomi-
nee for representative will leave to
day or tonight for democratic head
quarters in Chicago. From there he
will go to his old home state Ken
lucky on a campaign tour for Bryan
and Kern.
William Dove is suffering from IA
badly swollen arm and hand today.
He was bitten by common house fly
last night and was poisoned.
Farley Richmond who has charg.
/ of the county road gang, was in the
city this morning. The county has
ten men emplayed on the roads, four
OF whom are convicts. They are en-
gagged in working the road today on
| tho Frye farm between here and
Springer. The contract for steel
bridge has been let 20 be built across
Caddo creek between here and Spring
er and the approaches to the bridge
are being made by the county road
gang.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24

Mrs. Lon Frame is visiting rela
tiyes in Davis for few days,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24
Edison Phonograph

Stop in at any time and hear
them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24

William Dove is suffering from IA
badly swollen arm and hand today.
He was bitten by common house fly
last night and was poisoned.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-09-24

Phone -.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
Sic 8abI bes 9etitions

Sic 8abI bes Yetitionss
Iusi6nfies 5etat ebenfaIs. oab
man Die @ta1t, ipel6e man in Sdnben
bat, 9ebortg ~ausnuben nta. Ser
Eetitionss IusiduB beitanb bis6er aus
ben $50. @ilbelmp, Semmer, Yiis,
SDbr unb Iee. Sic $50. Semmer,
Milbelmp, Tiie tperben eriest bur1
Die $50. 2uoopicp, Iemmers unb
Spoo, unb 5ipar lit Die Operation
9lei9 I'M eriten @nbl9nne beenbet: es
mar alio Iae5 borber ab9ema6t por>
ben. 8enn elm bon Seoermdnn bodS
9elfdbter Mbgeprbnete. pie 8. g. Der
aapeaener Seputierte Semn,er beiei<
ti9t ipirb, 10 muB man bas iebr be-
oaliern. Ser &1lrs iteuert na6 linfsl
Oabei bat oas quite l~urentbureer 8oIf
nIfts 5u getpinnen, aber 8ieIes 81
berlieren. 8telei9t geben aber iiber
Dem gIenoe. bas unausblei6lid lit,
Man6en Die Iugen arf. Sas 8aro@
meter itebt auf Sturmi Sturm eegen
Die hriitli6e S6ule, Sturm geeen ben
futbolii6en @laubenl @enn es MIR
eegen ben 8laubeu los9ebt, lGBt mar
ii6 IIes 9efallen. Seute fDnnen Die
Sretbenfer unb Sreieeiz
ter g o It farten CD an bic
& a m M e + ri6ten unb barauf Tren>
nung bon Stride unb Stoat perldnaen.
uno Die &ammer ldbt ii1 cine iol6e
@ingube, tpelhe ieber parlamentnris
i6en Sorm ipottet unb Die @iirbe Der
&ammer %berbobnt, rubig sefallen.
Sic Sebatten iiber bic 6 ns
ebnng elmer Megentz
(unier 8robber5cs 1T ni9t
mebr regierungsfdbig) bot ibm
cine tpillfommene @elegenbeit, Die
&ammer cine gauge Stunbe bin5u>
balten. gr hatte natiirli6 Ieridiz
lungs. Gr5tli6e uno anbere 8eoens
ten. 9ieie cine Sieung eibt Elm flei@
neg 8ilb bon an benz @eIhtpGb. NOS
NIT er. Serr 8elter, Der i'm Heben
nnb @iberreben unermiioli6e Spftor.
feline goaeaeu unb nit linen bas
gauge 2anb nod ybeeliiden" miro.
Ser 8ei9Inb. Die q roBberso<
in @aria Emma ais 81 e.
gentfn bes 9robbersoge
tbums einauiesen, pirb idlieSlif
NIT 33 segeu 6 Stimmen at,ges
nommen.
60 lit benin Der Mnfang Der biesz
idbrigen &nmmersS ibung elm .piels
beripre6enber". Sdon iubelt man
i'm Eager Der @esner iiber Die SefIeln,
pelhe mon Der fatboliihen Stride
(fiir Die Nainen nennt ma bas iebof
~glerifalismus") anlegen min. Sic
fntboliihen Idnner beg 2anbes aber
miiiIen ii6 orsaniiieren nnb arbeiten.
um ben 8lodmdnnern bas boie Spiel
griinblif gu berberben. GIN bic Orr
belt unb ale Mann aif Sedl 9ebre
segen 2ebre, @ereiue eeeen @ereine,
Yreile eesen Sreiie, Organization
gesen Organization, Iolitit eegen
EoIitifl Senn, nm nit Dem Sitter
bon ~Srei5ebnlinben" 5u ipreben,
Der ~Sies mub @ott bleibenl~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01

jest bic Sbdtiefeit bes @robber5oss,
beg eriten Saftors Der @eieeeebung.
labmeelegt lit, 1T bieier @eg nibt
ganebnr. Cine Nnffoinng Der 9ams
mer unb @ieoertpabl elmer boppelt
ftarten 0olfsbertretun9 lit nidt 5us
ldiite. Sie Yro5ebur lit bDflt eins
fah. Ser Stantsratb ibldgt fir Den
biesbeaiieii6en &ammerbeldlu fol-
genoe SaTung Dor: rSn Inbetrabt,
bnb 9. 81. 8. Der @roBber5og lid in
Der l1nm0eli6feit 6efinbet. Die &esies
riingsgei6dfte lpabr5unebmen, bnb Die
giniesuns elmer @eeentfdaft notbs
tpenbig g~etporben lit, bab S. 81. 8. Die
@robber5o6in< Wutter bns Gnlt als
Hegentin. an benz lie naf Dem Sarss
bertrag bon 1888 berufen lit, abs
Iebnt. baB Der @~roBberSps Der leste
Ignat bes Serriderbaules lit, baB
inter biefen l~1mitdnben es an Der
&ammer lit, fir Die ginieblrns Der
8egentf6aft 81 iorsen. beihliebt Die
8ammer: 8. Sc. s. Die @robber5oein
Warias Gnna lit 5rr G~eeentin BEG
@robberaostbums ernannt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
aus ben iihrieem Tbeilrn.

81 n c M c q, IS. Sob. 9as in
Der 2urembureeritrabe Nr. So, selez
gene 8o6ns uno O%eiddftsbnus pes
perrn Wi6el Siner. goiffeur, uno
@aitpirtb. 9ine aeitern IN 0ffentliher
Teritei9erung fiir Die Sltmme bon
$4,000 Sr. nebit 10 Srosent Iufaelo
in ben Seiib bes giienbabnbeamten
Germ Sran5 Saber iiber.
H6rtringen, 20. Oft. lluIer
Yfarrer. ser bo6p. Sr. Stirn, Der
Dor IA Sa9en IN 9rnhtenbah einen
S6laganfau erIitten bate uno I'M
borti9en Sfarrbauie IN Yfleee genoms
men perbeu muBte. bat lid iotueit aez
beiiert, baB er lpieoer nnd Snuie gez
bradt perben fonnte. Wan bofft auf
poaitdnoise @eneiung.
Srrel, 5. Sob. 4adbem bas
giien6abn : Sroiett @roorfs Srrel
ereiibare @eitalt ansenommen bat,
mirb audi DEM benb1i6ti9ten 8au
zines StautperfeS in Der Yriim 8ipiz
i6en bier uno Sriimsurlap nno i'm
In,UluS boron elmer meGaniifen
@eberei III Srrel ourh Die Sirma
Shaab in Srier ipicSer ndber setreten
perben.
9impertsbers, 13. Iob. Sn
0ffentli6er @eritei9eruu9 alma oeltern
Nabmitta9 ras Gnlpeien Subtpig Ses
tiers, Miibleubn6s Gpemie be9reifenb
@obnbaus, Stnll, Ylab. @arten uno
lonlti9e SepenSen6ien gum Yreiie bon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
aus hfr Damptaaht.

Snrem6 Il T g, 10. Sob. grs
nennlineen i'm Yfarrclerus. Sn Der
lesten Sisung bes Spmtapitels tpurbe
ernannt: II Sr. Sbirp. bisber @as
plan IN Ibn gum Yfarrer in 8abler.
q Sr. Ioiiong. bisber Siilfsseiltz
li6er BEL ieinem Sbeim in 3abler,
gum 8ifnr in 4bn. 81 Sr. Gam.
Bampah, bisber goaoiutor in gfs
ter nab. gum goabiutor am gonpitt.
Al or. Camille Baener aus Sagen
gum G~oabiutor in g9ternad.
2nSembmrs, 10. Sob. MIs
Na6foleer BEG 8irfl. Sch. 2egationss
ratbes &lebmet, Ser infplse beg 8ai@
ferss SnterpietpS our 9iSpp1ition ees
itent peroen ioI. nennt Die ,Neue
@eleui6dftlide @orreiponbens" ben
@elanbten IN Suremburg, 8irtl. Be-
gationsratb b. Sasotp. Der aIs bors
traeenoer 8atb IN bic IplitiIhe Mbz
tbeiluns bes I~ustpdrtigen Amtes be-
rnfen perbe. Or lit 1858 in Berlin
aeboren.
NHremb r a, II. Sob. Sic
Sooesfdle Der @ohe iinb: @om 6.
Nop.: Iaatbias Sdipeid, aft 81 s.,
Sabafarbeiter. T.: Rarguerite Spa
nier, alt 70 Sabre, o6ne Stano, ebez
log. s.: Barbara 8artbel, aft 73 g.,
gbeiral bon Sobann Sbil, obne Ct,
bierielbit t%pobnbaft. o.: Sob. Wres
Dies. alt go s.. S%aslobner, ebelos aus
8obin9eu. TO-: gatbartua 8lapbobr,
alt 50 s., @itttpe bon glaltbe Gabriel
Sominif @liiIlier, 5tlbs. &nufmann;
Seinri9 e6mit. aft 81 s., @eiB@
gerber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01

Sueenb BEG 5ufunitisen Stauts6iir,
gers CUR aufeabe bdt? Sbr rpibt es,
drttli6e @ltern, es 1T bic
cd 8as folgt bnraus2
Nidts Inberes. als, onB ndmlih Die
8irffamfeit Der S6ule baSu oient. Die
GALL Der iittlidben 0ergeben unD ios
nit Die offentliheu 2aiten Der giirger
81 nerminoern, uno bab tie bemra9
5u benz 0ffentliben 8oble Der biirgers
lifeu @eieuf9ait in usiaGlt9em 3us
iammenbange itebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
6roRbersoetbnm.
llrber Die Gimfetmme rimfr
Rfeemt faaft in tmxe,a-
hmre.

Sic 8eriihte Die fir3lih in ben
Sepei6enipalten Der beuti6en Cages
batter ii6er Die Ne9ierungsunfdbigs
feit BEG @roBberdoa @ilbelm ~furiirs
ten, baben iid leioer ais nur 5u pabr
eripieien. 90 leIen mir IN Der Stunts
mer bonn ~. Hopember bes tpoblz
nutcrribteten ~Suremburger Mort:
Die Notb~enbisfeit Der 2esentidaft.
Sic @otbpenoigteit elmer Nesent<
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
(Spe5iaI : gcrreiponben5 aug benz
@robber5ostbum.)
Gtm ,,ptelnerfpre@emaer''
Amfamg.

GinSns Der so nG6renmertben". -
Greibenfer nnb Gibesleiifnns. -
Snpaiibiernng beS Ghternaher
46seorbneten Watb. Suk. -
Wabl bes Vetitiuns. AnsiHnfes.
Die Hesentfdaft mnb Der
8ielh.udter Der &ammer. -
Sas pulttifd : relisi5fe 8arus
meter itebt anf Stmrm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01

- @obiH id au6 metne Gngen
bingefebret. 10 babe ih immerbnr Elm
9penn nibt" unS eiu .tpare niHt
Sas~ aefunosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
(SpeSieu fir btefe 3ettung.)
QUID EST HOMO?

5err. iper bin i6. bab Su meiner
b%enteit,
Sdb Su mid nit etp' ger 2iebe
Iiebit -
Ni6 NIT bGterli6er Gorge lenfeit,
Sroit unb Stdrfe mir im 2eioen
eibit?
5err, tper bin id, bab gu 10 sebulbie
&reu5 uuo 0eio fir mid setrasen
bait?
S6, Der &nedt. mar aler Siinbe
ihulbig.
Su. Der Serr, faint unter ibrer
Gait.
Serr. ih tpolt' na6 meinem Gimme
bdnbeln.
@Iaubte unb nertraute mir aIleiu;
Retne ei9'neu @ese tpoQt' i'd
t~pdnbeln,
Senn 9ein Sod Inien MIR az
f6tper al fem.
Serr. bon meiner Siinbe binfeln
Hfaben
Hiefft Su nol Grbarnter mid
5uriid,
Sdentteft mir Die Si1e Setner
@nnben -
Su mefn Got, 9u meimer SeeIe
8lidl
Jusksu s. M. 3. -
"a - =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01

Salpmoatfdbes ttrtbeil.

Cor einem Nsanbnrin IN Sdnngs
bal eri1tenen ssUei 6ineiiffe Srauen.
bon oeRen iebe 6sbauptete. bic Whitter
oeS rnitge6rahter &inbeS 5u lem. Sis
tparsn in ibren aasiaeen 70 beftimmt.
oab bee Wdnbarin nirflth nerlagen
mar. gnoIid 5os er iih 5uriid unb
bolte Den Hatb ietttsr Satin Elm. bie
ala Huge unb psiie Trau 6etannt mar.
Gle nerlarste u siniee Minutep
1leberIesnne, barn entffteb lie folsen.
~berrnaben. .G9iGe Die 9iener biss
aus unb orbne an, ba6 man mir einen
groBsn Std fdnst unb lsbenb bierbsr
brinst." Ms hiss eefhsben !par.
fagte i've: .Muu brinet 6x mir bas
Sinh, tpdbrenb bic Oraasu I'M anoss
rem 3intmer bleiben." 9h6 bieisS
gefebl rpurbe ausaefibrt. Garauf
fIeibets Die Sron bes Maubarinen bas
&inb aus. sos bsten 4Isioer benz Uii9
an nnb bsaab ftb bann, 'bas EbieS
pesbeft I'M Grme baltenh, bon ben beis
ben Srausn. ibxem @atteH nab einis
gen Sisnern bsglsitst, Surx &ouie bins
aus unb trat bt4t an Sas Ilfsr oss
rorbeiflisBenbsn StromeB. .Tn ibr
8sioe", ipraA II. au ben f~sreitsnbsn
Srouen. YeM9 bmr4nus nidft einigen
tSnnt unb Die 8abrbeit nift an err
mitteln III, tpem bas &inb eebort, 10
fpu eS feine bon sdt babsn!" Siers
nit tpenoete fie ii6 an ben ibr 5unGfit
ftebenoen Dfener, linn ben Slid iibers
9ebenb: ~giimnn bas Sinh unb idleus
osre es in bic @elLenl" Mit frGftis
benz Sbipiins fog bas auieepuste
Sbier burb Die 2uft Anb fiel nati9eno
ms @aiier, mo- es iih, bur6 Die aleis
Der ettpas b%ehirbert, aappeInb a6
nii6te. Sn Semielbsn Glgenblid ers
tDnte elm eerSpeifelter Shrei, unb inn
Nu mar cine Der Srauen mitten in
Den Benen nnb frebte Dem Slid nab,
o6sleif, mon beutli1 ia6. baB tie nidt
i6tpimmsn fonnte. unb ibr Der nddbite
Iugenblid ben COB b~rtugen muBte.
rHsttet tie i6neul" rief Die Srau Des
@anbarinen ben 9ienern 5u, riie lit
bic redte Nutter beg 9inoes!" Sic
faliGe Wtutter aber, Die ibren 8etrrg
entbedt iab. ihli6 utter benz Sobnz
geld6ter Der Wenge bei6dmt oaporI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
Mie Jramen iber Srauen benfcn.

SIN unferen Tasen bes Semini8nuaa
mag Elm @efu1 defenders intereiiiss
rem, bas iinsit Die Barrier 9elepbonis
ftinuen an BEN Winifter bes Soft unD
9elegrapbemsW eisns seridtet baben.
She Damsu bitten ndmlid, tpie .0te
be Earis" beriGtef. bab mon on Die
Steue Der ~Mufjeberinasn. oeren 8e.
febIen tie iih az hiaen baben, piebsr.
tpie friibsr. Gufisbsr, Rannsr. iesen
m6ss. .9tnsnt Rann". f6reibeu Tie,
molten ipir redt genre 9eborGen. bta
Shrannei elmer Gran aber 1T rnsxs
trdeliH. Druaen itnb nidt I'M Stans
De. iiber anbere 0rausn unpasteiii6
su urtbsilen, neil lie aue aufeinanber
neibiid ober eiferfihtis iinb. Gin
ihones &leib. Elm neusr Quit. eth oppose
ter 8einb, cine einfa6e Sdbletfe f6ns
men cine .6effeKe". Sic etipas drs,s
li9er sefleibet iit. IN bic er6bte 1ut6
neriesen. unb ipirb sine nidbt beions
oers sebitbete Gufeberin. tuenn lie es
nit elmer geiitreifen unb i6Iagfertis
gen Inaefsuten gu tbun befommt.
nidt unter einer Snferioritdt. BE He
ii6 I'M Stiqen ieIbft eineeiteben muhs
furhtbar 5u lsihsn babsn2 llnb pirS
We niht, ipenn fie ben IusenbIif fir
eetpnnaen bdIt. an Der DAME, BON Dec
tie iih asDemitbist fiiblt, neinlihe
Hnde nsbmsn?" Semiriftfd 1ttb
oieie Ir9umente 5tpur ntGt. oafls
nber edit tpeiblid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
Gwise 9iebe.


@ereeHenbeit IGbt ii1 nidt frsheu.
II DIT finoen, niht plosli9 berheifi6s
rem; lie foumt nad unS mad Die bon
lid ielbit.
9ie @leetpalt Ser Belt bleift
Elm Bib, pas mir emit m bent Beuer
Der geeeiiterung fir unsauslof9li9
b~ielten; itrmpft etu @eiiibl ab. tpels
DIES mir uniterbit6 glaubtsn.
$50 lie aber fonrmt, oteie title.
falte 8ereeienbeit nnb nit ibren trit.
ben S6leiern Die @rinnerune bebedt;
mo es s~eiingt. iebe Spur bon Sem 5u
bertilgen. tpas uts emit Der beili9e
3ped, Der Ser6i6lag u~nisres Qes
benS Ifien = Oh par es aud fem
rehtes, tpnbres @efi6l. bas tie tobtete.
Semn ein @eiubl, peldsS gan5
unb u~ngetbeilt @eiis s~enomtn,en bon
elmer Seele; oas Tie - ipie bas Slut
Die Ioern lebenbrtraenb burh-
'FRONT.' - ssIpeiit unD sendbrt Bat
nit Ieiner araft, elm ioltes Slid it
uulterblib, ipie bic Seele ielbit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
sas gnta&ten bes staatsratbes.

@ir meloeten eeitern i6on, Der
Staatsratb babe ii1 fir Die @abl Der
iebisen @roBberSoein our Geeentiu
ausgeiprohen. Sie Heaent5hait,
beiBt es IN Dem biesbe5iieliben ges
ri6t. Tame Der @roBberaosins @tutter
an. 9a bieie ablebnt. bat Die &ams
bic grnenning bo%r5unebmen;
eisentli6 miiBte oieS burd cine Spes
aials @eiesporlage gei9eben; ba aber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
Die 0rufbersusin Wutter lebnt BIZ
Hegentihaft al.

@emdb Der @erfaHune fame bic
&egenti6aft an eriter eteIe Der
8roBber3ogin : Wutter gu. Gle
lehnt oieielbe aber ab IN foleenbem
S6reiben an ben Germ Staatss
miniiter gbiden:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-12-01
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
. 4nHem6urger G(a&ri&ten. :


fdaft, tpel6e an Stene rnieres ers
franften @robberscss Die 3esieruness
gei6Gfte 5u belor9eu bat. eretbt iif
aus Der 2egierunss : l1nfdbiefeit
8robber3og 8ilbelm's. Sic @robs
ber5oslide Samilie anertennt bieie
8egierungs ; nnfdbisfeit. Statss
miniiter @pi4en iberSeuste li1 babon
our6 eigene aniharung, unb benz ee>
tern miteetbeiIten Mtteit BEG Sr.
@rof6l folst beute ienes beg Germ
Setermann, bas foIeenbermabeu
lautet:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-21
ITALIANS PUT UP
AN AWFUL Wall

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Feb H.
Many complaints are being filed with
M. Stancati, the italian Consul at this
point, by his countrymen residing in
the Birmingham district against an
Italian banker OF New York, who, for
the last ten months, has been receiv-
ing money from this section to be for
warded to Italy, and who, 1t is alleged,
has not handled the money properly.
1t is estimated by the Consulate here
that $4,000 went out from this dis
trict, from which there has been no
report. There is much wailing among
the people, and charges have been for
warded to the italian Government on
the matter. Among the losers is a
widow with several children, who sent
$500 to the banker to be forwarded to
Italy.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-21
MT. PLEASANT
PIKE TN BAD REPAIR
ROADWAY REPORTED FULL OF
HOLES AND COVERED WITH
COAT OF MUD.

Since the county has taken the Mt
Pleasant turnpike from Mr.. Rainey,
those in authority should see to 1t that
the roadway is kept in reasonably
good condition. The pike IL at pres
ent in bad repair, and while the re-
cent bad weather is OF course par
TALLY responsible for this condition,
the roadway needs work. Particular
ly is this true of the road from the
corporation limits to the junction Of
the Hampshire and Mt Pleasant pike.
The roadway along there is full Of
deep holes and the holes are OF course
full Of mud. A person attempting to
drive at any speed along there runs
the risk OF making his horse break q
leg or OF breaking a spreing In the
vehicle.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-21
BOY FALLS INTO
FORGOTTEN WELL
CHILD BROWNS AT MoNTcoM-
cry, BREAKING INSECURE
COVERING.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Feb. IA
Robert, the 3-year-old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A Davis, at West End, met
death by drowning in an old well yes
terday morning. The well had not been
in use for many years and had been
covered, but in very insecure way.
The little fellow, who was out at play,
went on the boards and they broke,
precipitating his body into the water,
where it remained for an hour.
There was nothing to show that a
well was in existence, according to
the members of the family. They say
that the little fellow went off the
back porch, where he had been at
play with his sister, and nothing was
seen of him for an hour nearly. Be
coming uneasy his parents began a
search and found hole in the ground
1T place supposed to be solid earth.
Investigation showed thing covering
# an old well not before that time
known to exist. Graphing hooks
were let down and the body pulled up.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-21
MUCH STOLEN
MARE In COURT
TWO NEGROES ACCUSE EACH
OTHER OF LARCENY OF THE
SAME ANIMAL.

A badly tangled case was set for
trial before Esqs Hayes and Guest Sat
urday, a mare, not of royal blood. be
ing the subject OF the controversy
Catherine Cox, colored. swore out
warrant against Steve Irvine, also
colored, charging Steve with the lar
ceny Of the mare. Then Steve swore
out warrant against Catherine charg-
ing her with the larceny of the mare.
To make his ownership all the more
certain Steve swore out a replevin
warrant for the mare. The replevin
case was set for trial first
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-02-21
GREAT RUSH
TO BUY BONDS
NEW YORK SECURITIES OVER
SUBSCRIBED SEVERAL TIMES.
NEW RECORD.
Average Price Better Than Last Sep
TENDER, Showing Improved
Situation.

NEW YORK, Feb. 16.-The most
important event Of the last week In
the financial world was the sale Of
$50.000.000 Of New York City Az per
cent bonds, the largest single offering
in the history OF the municipality
The sale established new records In
various other particulars. The 1.160
Individual bidders far outnumbered
the previous record of $50 for last
September's $4O,OO0,000 sale, and the
gross bids reached the enormous total
Of $SO0,000,000 or an over-subscrip-
ton of six times the amount Of the
issue. The average price realized at
1O4 compares with 1O2.O6S for the Sep
TENDER issue, or in other terms the
new issue is on a basis of investment
return to the subscribers of 4.32 per
cent compared with 4.39 per cent for
the September subscriptions. The
outcome is regarded as a solid testi-
many to improving financial health
and a substantial improvement in the
demand of capital for Investment and
the replenishment in the available
supply Of capital.
The securities market gave clear
evidence of the waiting attitude as
sumed by the substantial capital in |
terests of the country, pending the
more definite shaping of industrial and I
business affairs. Operations were .
in professional hands to a
large extent and the shifting huctua-
tons of prices represented little more
than the varying fortunes of the con-
test being waged between them.