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The Detroit times., 1908-10-29

"Annis was at this time farther from
my thoughts than anything else.
Mi brother never talked OF shoot
Ing Nm. We never used hts name. II
was thing never TO be mentioned,
and as Pete seemed to grow better I'M
der the constant outdoor life, l sup
posed he was beginning to forget In a
measure. Ny brother, Maj. Hains. had
come up and he and had agreed that
absolute quiet must be continued for
Pete.
Feared He Would XIII Self.
Not AT any time during these visits
were snootings referred to In any man
ner. All feared that poor Pete would
take his own life.
And now his wife, having broken
his heart, killed her lover and ruined
her children. tries to fasten some OF
her infamy on the head of the brother.
And her attorney. safe In Massac hu-
sets. hurls maledictions at me. hoping
TO influence a helpless district attorney
and bolster up the Infamous case with
falsehood and perjury.
II am amazed. Just a little amazed.
| begin at times to wonder IL IL Is all
real. II this Is really a civilized country.
where law can be perverted TO further
private revenge
II followed Gen. Hams order 10 pro-
tect Pete at all times. to protect him
and take care OF him. 1 have done SO.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
By 7. Jenkins Hams

or course 1t Is useless to deny that
| am amazed at being in jail to be
tried for murder. am also more
amazed at the wonderful description
OF myself given out by Mrs. Hams at
torneys. After living for the most part
OF the past Is years right in touch
with New York, | find that | am de-
scribed as a man-eater. beach-comber
and other pretty things. all instigated
by this attorney, who Ia the real muir.
derer OK Annis and who told me a
short time back that he would wade
through blood to gain Mis- ends"
His desperate attempts to try and
fasten every crime known TO criminal
history upon me at first amused me.
Then when grand Jury whose fore
man was a lifelong friend of the An
mis- family came into the game and
indicted me. the affair became serious,
indeed. as II showed plainly what
might be accomplished under the
guise OF law and justice.
! find myself accused OF the crime
OF murder. Also, I find that am ex-
pected TO rant and roar about like a
lion In cage TO fulfil my part OF this
drama.
My friends are astonished at the
turn OF affairs and are lost In wonder
at the depths OF crime that may be
committed by desperate attorney
under the name OF law. 1 am painted
as a black sheep OF the family and
accused OF the most impossible things
In the first place my family are
just bit proud OF me. | have never
done single thing in my entire life
they do not approve Of never ran
away TO sea in the romantic manner
IL seems necessary for a sailor and
navigator 10 do in order to be like
the lads In the story books
A Sailors Busy Life.
mo. my father placed me in my
first ship and l followed my calling
without any particular incident other
than those which usually fall TO a
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
His Brothers Keeper"
A Story OF Injustice

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-T. jenkins
Hams, charged with his brother with
the murder OF VIM. K. Annis. has
written and signed a statement ae-
tending himself and his brother which
he has given exclusively to the Even
ing Journal for publication. The doc
ument was written by him In his cell
in the Queens county jail.
In II he bitterly assails Claudia L.
Hams. his brothers wife, and defends
himself as man of whom his family
is proud. With his skill as trained
writer OF magazine articles and books.
he dramatically describes how ne
guarded over Capt. Hams. doing ais
duty as a brother and faithful son.
Although declaring he has no harsh
word for his brothers wife, he pic
lures her as unremorseful. calm and
deliberate in~ confessing her wrong
doing.
With bold statement he lays the
fate OF Annis at the door OF the law
yer for Mrs Hams. In his attack upon
this man, the attorney who handled
Mrs. Hams defense OF her divorce ac-
ton brought against her. the indicted
man displays most pronounced AMI.
mus.
The story of T. Jenkins Hams fol-
lows:
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
k'NTI-THOMPSoN ESSAY
TO BE PRINTED SOON

Hugh Shepherd, president OF the
Wayne County Republican club re-
lilies to Mayor Thompson's inquiries,
nade In speeches. as to what became
Df the essays on why Thompson
Mould Be Defeated" for which Shep-
herd offered q prize OF $50
\ The boiled down summary OF these
ooays IL contained In the booklet Just
pGued by the Wayne County club
allied. Facts about the Candidates for
MAYOR" g
when I advertised for essays, Ii
Dns with the distinct understanding
Hat any facts or portions of essays
ouid De used as thought best" says
hepherd. II think such portions as
Dore upon Thompson,s street railway
6ncord and acts as mayor, leaving out
1orsonsl matters, and used them In
xntfing out this pamphlet.
THE winning essay and. psrhapA
ome others. will be published soon
&ofore election. The great benefit ex.
octed from the essay contest was Ia
ncDuraging citizens 10 look up Thomp
on's record"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
HEMANS' SPECIAL
TO INVADE THE
THUMB
SAGINAW, PORT HURON AND
FLINT OBJECTIVE PoiNTs-MAY
REPEAT FORMER HIT OF KERN
MEETING.

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 2s.-Lawton
T. Hemans will be the guest OF Sag
inaw this afternoon, when he arrives
here at 5 o'clock on his special train
Hemans train will be sidetracked In
the yards near the Pere Marquette
station and he will deliver an ad-
dress, probably from the railroad COM
pany's park adjoining the passenger
station.
Hemans. when he spoke at the
Kern meeting here few weeks ago.
made a great hit in Saginaw. and IL
Is expected that large crowd VII
greet him upon his return. His train
will leave Immediately after the ad-
dress for Flint. where Hemans Will
speak at night The Democratic spc-
cial train left Pontiac early this morn
ing and will tour the Thumb"
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
7. JENKINS HA IN s.
WRITES DRAMATIC
DEFENSE
IN REMARKABLE DOCUMENT, Az
THOR, INDICTED WITH HIS BRO.
Their FOR ANNIs' MURDER,
TELLS THEIR LIFE.sToRY.

NEW YORK. Oct 29.-Thst Capt.
Peter c. Hams. who shot and killed
VIM. Z. Annis, and who has been In
dicted with his brother, Thornton
Jenkins Hams. for the crime. Is In
sane, is the opinion of an alienlsi
employed by the counsel for the de-
tense. This alienist is connected with
the clinic OF Cornell university In the
department. of nervous mental dis
eases mas decided that there are
three distinct stages in the progress
of Hams Insanity and THAT It would
BE- impossible iol the prisoner 10 give
valuable testimony for al least TWO
months.
The period OF progression Is traced
through the suit for divorce begun
June by Capt. Haines. The period
of excitement starts from the serving
OF Mrs. Haines answer. where the
allegations In the divorce charge are
denied.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
MAN IS PINNED
DOWN Is HOURS
MiSHAP TO lABORER WHO
MAKES A TEST OF HIS
sTRENGTH.

CROWLEY, La, Oct 2s.-Ferguson
Todd, white laborer. while attempt
ing to test his strength by lifting a
steel rail Weighing 715 younds. which
was kept for repair purposes beside
the Frisco track on a ranch near
Make station, fell with the rail across
his left side and was unable TO ex.
tfieate himself
IL was three-Quarters Of a mile to
the nearest farm house and his cries
for help were not heard until the fol-
lowing morning, when a couple OF
boys released him from his painful
position. His leg was broken above
the knee.
Todd was pinned down by the rail
for over fifteen hours.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
A Good Time to Buy Stocks.

IL Its leading editorial OF Monday
Oct. 10. the New York Daily Banker
and Stakeholder. high class financia
makes the following very
sensible comment On the cowardly
and insolent campaign argument
now being resorted to in desperation
by the Republican managers-thaI
Bryans election will bring on a panic
II has been pointed out that
many contracts for delivery Of
goods are now being made con-
tingent on the result Of the cleo
ton. II Taft wins we suppose
that these deliveries will be
promptly made; il Bryan wins We
suppose . new deal will have to
be undertaken. One would sup
pose that people would be happy
found good reasons for making
any contracts at all, and we can
not see why the election Of Mr..
Bryan should make IL hazardous
, to do business on the hand-to-
mouth scale with which we are
now familiar. 81 do not share the
views expressed by some critics."
says a banker, "as regards what
would happen in Wah-st. in the
event OF the election Of Mr.. Bryan.
We would have a slump In prices,
perhaps, but no panic. We had
our panic, the worse since 81, a
year ago. " the Democratic tick
ct wins and a break In the mar
ket follows, IL will be = splendid
opportunity to buy stocks. Ours
10 a big, young country. No man
can stop it's development. Be-
sides. Mr.. Bryan doesn't want to-
judging from the character and
habits OF the man, have no fear
but that IL elected he would
make a conservative executive"
Were there anything In this cam
paien like that upon which the
campaign Of 1895 was based one
might appreciate the reason for
Conditional contracts. But, then,
IL will be all over In a few weeks
and then no matter who wins, the
country's business energies will
take fresh start VI
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
TTEE6X47 KOCH
For CITY Treasurer
33L;Z63 MADE GOOD
BURGLARS GAZETTE
PUBLISHED IN RUSSIA

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 2S.-A
trade paper for burglars Is now pup
lished in st. Petersburg. II Is called
the "Bostatska Gazette" or The
Barefooted Gazette"-the title being
apparently an allusion TO the stealihy
ways Of its readers.
The paper contains full reports OF
the latest thefts and burglaries. arti-
cles by experts on the art OF burglary
and what toIavoid In pursuing IL, and
columns OF advice and hiAts to help
the beginner. Naturally the paper Is
published In strict secrecy. but the
police will sooner or later discover it's
printing ONCE and suppress IL.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29

Go TO any good prescription
druggist and get the following:
One ounce Compound Syrup
OF Sarsaparilla. and one ounce
Toris Compound. Add these TO
a half pint OF first class whIs-
key. and use tablespoonful
before each meal and az bed
time. The bottle must be we'll
shaken each time.
Although this is seemingly a
commonplace formula, yet IL W
the most effective known for the
eradication OF acid poisons from
the blood, absolutely curing all
kinds of rheumatism. and at the
same time restoring the whole
system TO vigorous, healthy
condition.
The enfeebled body and
nerves will feel its remarkable
restoring effects after the first
few doses. but IL should be con-
tinued until health is fully re-
covered.
The prompt use OF this ex-
cellent mixture will be found TO
save many a dollar In Aeetor
bills and much suffering.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29

sailors lot. My father and have
always been the best OF friends and
my dear old mother has been devoted
to me, even now taitfng care OF my
little orphaned daughter. have new
er been a besch-comber and don't
know exactly what "A beach-comber is.
and for the past 10 years my life has
been so busy, never have had time
to find out.
During these years | have con-
tributed more to marine and nautical
literature than any other living man
In the United States and my life has
been that OF a recluse and student.
Ny numerous works have been adopt
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
would Mortgage the Farm.

A farmer on Rural Route 2. Empire.
Ga. W. A. Floyd by name, says:
"Bucklen's Arnioa Salve cured the two
worst sores ever saw; one on my
hand and one on my leg. II is worth
more than its weight in gold. | would
not be without II IL bad TO mortgage
the farm to get IT," At f. c. Kinsel.
Central Drug Co., Gray & Worcester's
drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
CHARGED With Larceny.

Major Il. Jones, No. 972 Fourth-sve.,
was arrested Tuesday night on the
complaint Of the Roberts Engine Co..
with the larceny by conversion
OF six engines valued at $40. His
police court examination has been set
for Nov. d.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
he Battle
for Health

q How to keep well.
A This Is the problem DR.. A. w Glasses
Nerve Pills have helped many thou
|M1nds OF people to solve by reason OF
HEIR extraordinary blood forming and
Gystem building qualities.
The only sure foundation for health
- rich. red blood and a vigorous ner4
vous system.
both OF these result from the use OF
Dr. A. w Chase's Nerve Pills Even
0hough you know OF this great restora-
&1vo ~ . cure for nervous exhaustion,
footratton md paralysis, you may
I'VE overlooked It as tonic to build
the system when Il gets run down
~ you feel weak and miserable.
-1fr. q. n Exiine. % stewart-st. Dav-
-. Ohio. states: II felt debiiitatad.
n1own. nervous. tired, lacked energy
strength DR. A.-W. t.hass.A Nerve
y built me right up. gave me rest
sleep and good general health and
nfUy. gained seven pounds and con-
~ them an excellent tome"
ne portrait and signature Of A. w.
-. ~. ID. the famous Receipt Book
-. on every box. so cents at ali
~ or DIR, A w. CHASE Medicine
Buffalo. NJ. "
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
pEIeo,TER HEADS oLps CO.

LANSING, Mich. Oct. 29.--Henry
Russell, OF Detroit, was reelected
president OF the Olds Motor works. at
the annual meeting OF the corporation
Fred L. Smith was elected general
manager and vice president. and An
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
!: 1.-THE Monroe improved Gold G
ENDORSED BY THE NEW
Telephone 17b.
HnA a - - No.. AlkI

Telephone 175.
Post once Box 400.
safe and reliable treatment for the
cure of Alcohol, Morphine and To-
baccO Habits.
situated on the banks Of the beau-
tifuI Detroit river. Heated by Steam
100 sandwiches. W.. windsor, Ont.
The Monroe Institute. located at
Windsor. Is situated In one OF the
most attractive sections OF the city.
Its proprietor, Aid. III. j. Mckay. 10 a
business man OF high standing. The
institution is perfectly equipped. the
record OF permanent cures effected
speaks most significantly as to the
worth OF the treatment administered.
r. j. MCKAY, PROP.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
Thanksgiving Dsy--crand Trunk Rail.
way system-canadIsn Points
One Eare
One Fare.

Tickets will be sold from Detroit
and Port Huron to Canadian Points
Nov. 6, Z. 8 and o. Return limit Nov.
10. City Ticket ONCE, 124 Woodward
ave-, Telephone NJ. 80
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29

Asks your support on past record
md ability. Has lived In ward IL
bears. Stands for 3-cent fares, ad
6e1orem taxation OF street railway
Dpoperty. new bridge 10 Belle Isle.
md more free bath houses and play
wounds.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
PROPOSALS FOR FILE CASES
Office of the Board OF Auditors for
Wayne County.
YORK JOU RNAL OF HEALTH
Detroit, Mich. Oct. ~. IsOI

Detroit. Mich. Oct. q. 1905.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be re,
ceived az this office until eleven o'c.ook
time they will be opened, for extension
TO the File and Docket cases, and for
one INV nie- ease for use In The Office
the Wayne County building Said cases
to be constructed In every respect In
accordance with the specifications for
the Steel File Cases already In sad
office.
The right TO reject any and all bids
Is expressly reserved.
THE BOARD OF COUNTY AUDITORS,
MILTON oA1<MAN.
Secretary.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29

no feathers The plain. neat kind. hat
looks right Ttnes prtnttng Co. tA
gohn R-st Phone iteA
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29
Cheboygan Republicans
FIocking to hemans

CHEBOYGAN, Mich, Oct. 20
Especial THE leading Republicans
OF Che boygan are fiocking to the sup
port of Lawton It. Hemans In such
numbers as to threaten stampede,
and in spite of the fact that the
county 10 Republican by at least 1000.
II Is freely predicted that Hemans
will receive a majority OF the votes
cast for governor. next TUESDAY
Since Hemans spoke here last FRI.
day night to more people than all
meetings OF both parties during this
campaign combined, he has been the
talk OF the community. At that meet
ing. many old line Republicans were
SO carried away by the convincing
manner lin which he showed UP the
rottenness OF the Warner administra-
ton that they joiDed enthusiastically
In the applause aud made no bones OF
declaring their Intention OF voting for
him.
Some Of the "stampeders."
Among the leading Republicans who
have announced their intention OF vot-
ing against Gov. Warner are j.. b. Nc
Arthur. J. J. Post, V. ID. Sprague, Geo.
+ Frost, Geo. p. Humphrey, c. b.
Marks. Alex. s. Mcdonald. In fact, as
one prominent business man said. 1t
will be hard to find an intelligent Re-
publican who will not support He
mans. The members OF the board OF
supervisors. consisting of Fl members.
nearly all Republican, are almost solid
for him and in several other gather
ings It has developed that the senti-
ment was almost unanimous for He
mans. SO general is the movement
to the support OF the Democratic can
didate for governor, that 1t includes
many who pride themselves on the
fact that they have never In their
lives voted for a Democrat
The Detroit times., 1908-10-29

Giant honey bees of India build
combs 10 feet high.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
Spab mmb and iein.
geft1tiatc 4nSfnnft.

glia (5u ibrer friiberen S6uls
i%reunhin. Die bor &ur8em aus benz
Senltonut 3uriif9efebrt mar: Stun.
ltehe Sallra, mas BAIT On benu 9e@
lernt i'm Snititut?
Saura: 9ilouna - 9u Hinopieb!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03

Gs ut elm GROCER 6eb(cr. cas
Sieb i'll 5ngi8en fnlten StIIen irieren
81 IaIien. Sic Sbierc bebiirien mebr
gutter uno Die Soften iteIlen it'd b0ber
mte Die paar Sretter. Ielblt BEL uns
oerlAamteu 8aubolSpreilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
aus Der Snitrmftiunsituu6e.

8ds lit bns Saupterforbernib, ba@
nit Sentano nit militdrii6en gbren
bearoben iperbe2
Hefrut: 9aB er tobt it'll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03

Ser &GIfcririeoe lit offenbar Bic
ein6i9e Sadie, mn Die man iid) qeoeu=
lpdrtig ~itreiten unO pofiir man immer
groBere Sriegsriiihlngen MAIDEN mllI,.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
perm i@on 100000 FOLDER 0la.


90 bel &ii1er unb 3eituneen fpers
Den III Der 8elt gebrudt. bas, menu
EN- Wfenlh ale lelen pollte, Die i'm
etnem Sabre erideineu. er $50 Sabre
oo8u brauhen miiroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
@etter= nnb gnnerreaeln.

@idr6eu9riin - lit nidt i60r.
Gin trodencr Idr8 fiilt sic Seller.
60 biele Sr0ite I'M Idr5, 10 piele
im gtni.
3u 9niong ober 5u gnO', Ser Idrs
lem Slit ienb't.
Gin feitdter, iouler Wldr5, 1T ser
Sd1ern S6mer5.
Nimmt Der Wdr5 Sen &flng beim
Ster5, bait Ipril i'm pieoer till.
Sit Wdr5 ser 9Gmmer S6ers, 10
tretbt Ipril lie nieoer in Die Stdu.
. Sit ser Mdr5 uno Npril All trofen
uro litbt, 10 gerdtb On5 6ltter nicbt.
Die @ttterltn9 an 40 Sitter llnb 40
M&drtprer ioa 40 Gage lang anbalteu.
N~3dr5enid)nee thut Sruht unb
&etnitod neb; Wtdr5enregen bringt
meni9 Sommerregeu.
Bie bds 8ettcr bonn Sriiblinasz
Gnfnn9 OF. MGr8) bis Mitte 4prils,
10 miro in Der GegeI Der gauge fomz
menoe CONNER.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03

y Ser Stuat bon @isconIiu emit
ltoot9t bti Iolben %ertdufen Ben
elgentbumcr. inpem er ibm Suei Grit
tel oes nb9elfdtten @ertbeS (ber $50
nibt iiberiteigen onrf) be3ablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
Ser Maler amf benz 9aube.

Bauer Unit leiner Srau einem
W3aler 5uiebeno. Der lebr biele Siniel
III Der Sano bdlt): Sieblt .. 9
S6perlte bel Der gnn3en Wtalerei is
bios bas. baR er allipeil Den ri1tigen
$iniei elei' 'ruusfino't!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
~ " "
SDperbel.

GrIter Meilenber: Sic renpmmieren
cod blpb nit flottem @ei6dftssang.
3meiter 8eiienber (@ertreter fiir
aiiblnniagen) Sitte iebr - ib ber>
ii6ere sic, i6 iuerbe ben S6nupfen
gar niht mebr log.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03

5etteln ihtrnpfen; mir i6eeren uns
dber nidt Drum uno orliden bnber allf
iebet elm .2. e., bas bei6t: 2aBt le
i6impien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03
@adere Snrmer!

Inter pieier lleberidrift ihreibt Der
~Sanbmnnn" bon Nilnaufee:
vltnicre Nadbarn, bic 5armer In
Ganaea, baben ben 8~etreioeimoeu
ben &rtcg c%rflirt, nnb 5000 5ar=
mer i'm T~orbmeiten Ganaba's ba-
ben Der Weit funS gotham, baR iie
itd nibt onrd cine gerihtlidbe Nic.
oerlase ciuidii6tcrn laiIen.
Der arieg gilt Der 90rie in
Winnepeg, mel6e ben 2Duennnz
tbeil be5 @etreioeS banb6a6t I'M
.9efdbr 1~00.000,000 guibels idbre
lid. - Sdon felt Sabren iino iif
Die 6arnter in Gdnuba betpuBt, bns
man lie mad Notcu ifrDpft uno
rupft. nc fpareu lid aber aud be-
fulBt, DOB Der eiu3elne Sormer
ntdt5 mSrihten fam, uno oaS es
zines gemeiniamen %~orgebens be-
BARI, I'M etuaS geseu oeu Setuo
dns5lrihten. Sic griinoeten Ser
cine, orgdniiierten iih. 2auter unb
lullter plIrben Die alagen geoen Die
Sorieniuben, unb Dor 10 Snbren
lruroe ieiteuS Der &e9ierlrng cine
llnterilduug eingeleitet. Cine f6z
ni9lide Gpmmiiiipn nurbe eruonnt,
nm 8u forinenL mas nit Dem
@etreibe gelhiebt. bon ser 3eit an,
oa es pom Seloe aerdumt bis
eS nod England seiditt piro.
9aS Sariomcnt iteQte einen umz
fdlgrei6cn @eri6t 5uiammen.
mnhte nber feline @orIdl6ge, I'M,
Dem llebel 81 ltelern, nod iuuroen
0clete erlnI'en, INT sic S6rIeuz
luhen OH Ibrem Sreiben Su pere
binbcrn.
Gid nui bcn 8eri6t bes %orlns
mentS Itilben6, itrengten Die orgaz
nllIerten Snrmer cine &lage 0egen
Die @etrcibeunfler an, uno be-
baupteten i'll itrer &~la9eihrift, bas
Die @6rie einen Srut barlteQe unS
elm 6enmidub fir Sen freien Snnz
Del lei. Sic 0fntler ipuroen are
tiert. ober ein @eriAt iprudl lie frei.
9nmit lit cher MN Die Sahe
ni6t dboetbau, wnb renn sic 81
trei>eiu0en lid Die Sdnbe gerie6en
uno ms SduIt6en gelnht BADEN,
ais lie fret nusain9en. 10 babcn lie
Die Gednung obne Die Sarmcr ges
mo6t. 9ieic roren niht miiBio.
Cur 3eit Ser Iebten @abl bad5ten
tie an Die 3uiurft unb batten ibre
Sntereiieu i'm Ipge. nls lie fir
2cute aus ibreu eigcncu 2eiben
unt Site in Ser 9eaislas
tIr Mau' TOBIAS ei%n3unebmen. IN
a6rperi6aft BADEN Die Sur
ntcr Die Mebrbeit, uno lie perlans
Gen MN cine &biurerumQ hes Sreis
Ser Sanbel5fammer. nonah
fem Wit9lleoer Ger @0rle yirc1en eli
ncS &erae6eus gegeu sic b,lte6cns
Den S6ricns He9eln" ullSaeito6en
meroen fam, pbue bnB einem Ioldben
Wiit9licb cine Sriit bon 5luansia Sugen
8elpdbrt lpirb, banit Die Streitfrage
8erthtlid unteriudt merpep fann.
Sisber c%ontroQierte cine griaue
aue gambler unb aGufer. ole, NM
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-03-03

Serr Series, @ebatter, mo- ipiQit
oenn 10 eilig bin?
Sd mill d6en nad 5aQe fa6ren, ih
bob Der ndmli6 mas I'M Co9e L
va M - ipas is Dir benn neins
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