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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
JOHNSON In WRECK
CHAMPION PUGILIsTss JoY RIDE
ENDS DIsAsTROUsLY.
While Racing at Crown Point Big Au-
toa Crash Together--0ne Girl
Reported Fatally Injured
Others Hurt.

Crown Point, July 16.--An Gutomo-
bile making the circuit OF the Cobe
Cup race course late last night. crash
ed into q machine containing Jack
johnson, the heavyweight pugilist.
and a party OF friends. johnson was
not injured. but one of the women Of
the party was perhaps fatally burt.
Several others were slightly injured.
The accident first became known to-
day.
Johnson, who Is training at Cedar
Lake, near here. entertained party
of friends from Chicago. It was pro-
posed that the members Of the party
make the rounds OF the race track.
the west leg of which passes the lake.
Johnson. with his manager. :gss in his
own machine. ano was Immediately fol-
lowed by a car containing his friends.
At the southeast corner of the course,
where the one bad piece of road on
the course made the drivers In the re-
cent big cup race cautious, the driver
of the rear car tried to pass the ma
chine of Johnson, whom ne lad been
closely following. The machine yeer-
! on the left, just as the two machines
were running at a terrific speed and
both rear wheels Of the second car
In which sat the pugilist's. wife, were
broken of close to the axle.
Three of the occupants of The car
remained with the machine and were
only slightly hurt. but a white woman
who was sitting with the iriver hurled
herself from the automobile refore her
companions could stop her and dashed
headlong on the sharp stones that
lined the side Of the roadway.
Her clothing was torn from her body
and cut into shreds. When she was
reached by her companions her body
was found to be mass of bruises and
wounds. Her ankles were dislocated
and she was hurt internally A ply
stefan was hastily secured to attend
once to the training camp Efforts 10
obtain the identity OF the injured girl
were useless. Beyond saying thar she
was from Chicago, none OF hem would
commit themselves.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
MAY NOT SEND TENNIS
TEAM TO AUSTRALIA

New York. July ia cable mes
sage from George r. Newbury, secre-
ISOLATION, states that q letter has been
received there from Dwight r. Davis,
which caste doubt upon this country
sending q team 10 Australia The
cable Indicated that unless the chosen
AMERICAN team consented 20 make the
voyage to Australia IL II won from
England, the English and American
preliminary ties would be cancelled.
The Engiishmen apparently are
much surprised as the Americans OF
this turn OF anairs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
RACES AT CORY.

Cory, Pa, July 1.-THE favorites
and fields split about even In todsys
was cool and the attendance large.
The track was fast.
Summarizes:
First race, 2:24 pace. purse. 5000
Best time, ear ID. Fleetwood was
second Ruth C, third.
Second race, 2:4o trot;. purse, $500
Best time, 2as 10. Jim J.. second;
Byron Buekner, third.
Third race, S:is pace; purse. 1900.
Billy C won In straight heats. Best
time. 2:15 is. Tony Boy. second;
Fourth race, AIT trot; purse, 5000
David s.. won first, second and NTH
heats and race. Best time q: 1e s-4
simmons Boys. Jr. second; Admiral
Schley, third.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
GENEVA TAKES TWO
FROM SAMSON TEAM

Geneva, July )--Geneva
this afternoon. the nrst game by the
score OF 2 TO 0, ana the second game
to 2. The features of the games were
the pitching q Of. Johnson a1na, who ALE Silpwsd
in the second game. The fast base
running Of the Geneva team was also
a feature.
roEnson and c,tVchrist: for Samson
Brunson and Farmer; second game, for
Geneva. johnson and GtIchrist; for
Samson, Levereth, Brunsen and Fun
key.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
A PITCHERS BATTLE.
NASHVILLE FORTUNATE IN PLAC-
ING HITS.
Meran's Error Costly to Atlanta, Vol
unteers Taking Game From
League Leaders ny Three
Runs.

Nashville. Tenn. July 1s.--Nashvilie
was fortunate In her hits today, and
Moran's error was costly to Atlanta.
Result, Nashville. 81; Atlanta, o. In
Moves hit Off three bases. scoring mo
men In front of him. In the sevvLth,
with one man on base, Butler cert q
grounder into left field which got past
eeptions noted. the game was pitch
er's battle, Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
CORPUS CHRISTI TO
BUILD $4,000 GOLF CLUB

Corpus Christi, Tex. July 1e.--At a
meeting of the Corpus Christi CONNER.
ciai Club, II was decided TO organixe
$4,000. the shares TO be placed at 900
The proposition Is to locate the links
on the beach above town and TO ha@e
them ready SO that when President
Taft arrives he may initiate them by
driving the FIRST ball over the course,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
Actress Hurt in Auto.

Crown Point. Ind, July 1e.-It IL re-
ported here that an actress named Lor-
raine Woods. who has been a member
Of q company at present playing in
Chicago, was perhaps fatally injured
in an automobile wreck on the East
leg of the Cobe race course late last
night and that she was hurried to Chi
cago In another car. There Is nothing
In the information available tending to
connect this accident with the one to
Jack Johnson's car.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
NASHVILLE AMERICANS
WIN FROM GREENvILLE

Greenville, July 1ev-(speciallp- The
Nashville Americans shut out Green
Vile in a s TO 0 game this afternoon.
magnificent game, always holding the
home club safe. There was . 500 at
tendance upon the game;
Batteries-For Nashville Americans,
Smith and Searcy; for Greenville. Cor
don and Page.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
HESS IN GOOD FORM
HANDS SHUT OUT TO THE MOBILE
TEAM.


New Orleans. La. July lotto
pitching q shutout victory for the To-
Gals against Mobile. The first run
score BY New orleans in the second In
ming was due TO . hit by DeMontre-
second resulted from three hits on
Stock dale, punched In the sixth. Thorn
ton secured the hrst and only clear hit
on the local pitcher, q singlelto center
In the fourth. Not visitor reached
third base. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
GLIDDEN TOURISTS
AT MINNEAPOLIS

beTrirned men In khaki uniform. driv-
ing dust-oovsred automobiles. rounded
Fifth street ana guided their ma
chimes to the Hennepin Avenue en-
They were the men who are making
the Giiden tour and It was not until
late IN the afternoon that every car
which started on the trip from La
accounted for by r, 3. Hover, chair
man n Of the contest board
Charles J. 0lidden, founder OF the
Glidden tour arrived In Premier No. 90
at $3.50 D. m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

summary-Two base hits, Moles-
worth .. Sacrifice hits Daley, White
eS n sa EaSS e ssSSs SsSSis Da
Hart. Struck out, by Dickson 9;
Thomas 5. Base on balls of Dickson q.
Wild pitch, Dickson. Hit by pitcher,
worth to Raub Time 400. Empires,
Carpenter and Rudderhani.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

Boston, Mass, July lB.--By the hnaI
paynsnt Of $50. goo with accrued inter-
est, the famous Readville trotting park
New England Trotting Horse Breeders
Association to Orlando. Jones, of New
York. and Andy WEIGH, Of Hartford,
Conn.
gram TOR the Grand Circuit meeting
Which will open ct the Readville track
August 81. With $4,000 in stakes.
The entries for the open events,
worth $1,000. eloae August II
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

Cincinnati, July ia spscial to
The Times from Wheeling, w. Va.
says:
"At 10 o'clock last night the scale
of the tin workers employed by the
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
expired and 500 men employed at the
local plant of the company quit work.
The tin plate workers struck because
of an f'open shop" order OF the COM
pany.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

Summary--Struck out by Case. 2, by
5 5SSns ssss Sn halls St: o Casa cs's 4onn on
man. 2. Wild pitches. Johns. Two
base hits. Case, Robertson, Smith, Mo-
ran. Three base hit, Noyes. Double
Fine aS i i:so U g. 9se Pfen4inssr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

Columbia. July 16.--(Special)--Co-
lumbia and Enterprise finished a Sc
ries of three games this evening, Co
lumbia taking three straights.
Score for wednesday, Columbia. 4;
Enterprise, 2; Thursday, Columbia. Z;
Enterprise @; Friday. Columbia, 4; En-
terprtse g.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

At columbus-Columbus 8: savan'
nah. 2.
At Augusta-Augusts. 8: Jackson
Vile. 2.
At Chattanoogab-Chat 8
Knoxville, l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Chieewo Win. Easily.
Boston; -, MASS, July , lSM,chi;S saTO
Boston today 1 to 1. x close decision
In the eighth inning allowed the visi-
tors to score three runs Ferguson
pitched an excellent game. striking
out twelve,
Score:
r. H. e.
Chicago :. 100 900 os0-4 Z /
Battsries-Kroh and Archer; Fergu-
son and Graham. Time l,4s. Um-
pires Kane and KLEIN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
American Association

Louisville, 3; Indianapolis, 1.
Kansas city, 4; Milwaukee. 3.
Columbus, 2: Toledo. l.
Minneapolis, s: st. Paul, /.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

Summary--Two base hit, Shields.
OF Rhodes, 2 OFF Schwenok, 2. wild
pitch, schwenck. Double play. Flood
TO Boucher. Time, i:45. Umpire.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

Decatur, July 1e.--(speciaL) --Cull-
man won the second game OF the series
game. the score being to in favor
Of the yiellog1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

Summary-Stolen bases. DeMontre-
vile. Double plays Lindsay to De-
Montrevilie to Dexter, struck out, by
Hess, 4; by Stockdale, Q. Base on
l:4o. EMPIRES Fttzsimmons and
OBrien.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

New York, July 1e-New York de-
featei Cincinnati today Q to !. in the
fast time of 1870.
Score:
New York :. lilo 900 0ox-3
Battsriss--- Rown and Mclean;
Mathewson and Schlei, Time 1920.
EMPIRES tombstone ana Rigler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

Fryers, Hens, EEgs and q full lime OF
Imported DeltcateSSens.
Marks MARKET.
10 n. Perry 50. Phone $500.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at New York.
St louis at Philadelphia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

TURTLES BLANKED
SECURED BUT FOUR HITS OFF
RHODES.
shields Deubled In Ninth with None
Out, But Was Promptly Caught
sleeping ON Second

got but four hits OF Rhodes today,
three OF which were handled by In
flelders. Shields doubled with none
out In the ninth, but Casey immediate
iy caught him of second. Casey's
single. a wild pitch and a timely hit
by Boucher, scored for Little Rock the
only run Of the game. r.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

Phiiadelphia at Cleveland. )
Washington at Detroit.
Boston at 81. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
GAMES TODAY.


Montgomery at Birmingham.
Atlanta at Nashville.
Memphis-at Little Rock.
Mobile at New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

National League
st. Louis philadelphia, (rain).
Brooklyn Pittsburg, twet groundal
Chicago. 4; Boston. 1.
New York, q; Cincinnati l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
American League

nings)
Philadelphia, 8; Cleveland. 0.
Boston, 2; ST. Louis, /. 90 innings.
Chicago, 3; New oYrk, 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17
nlberaeid Looses Gaas.

Chicago, July 16.---Chicago today won
the anal game of the long series with
New York. 3 to !; Walsh was taken
Inning, after New York had tied the
score. Scott held the visitors without
a hit for the rest of the game.
Chicago won the game IN the sixth
throw to frst base. letting two runs
score. ~,
Score: =
Chicago :. .....diSSS oooos o oS:-s 9
New York 49,. 200 100 0uV-1
Batteries---Walsh, Scott and Sullivan;
Quinn and Sweeney. Time. hours.
Empires, Hurst and O'Loughlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

, Minneapolis at st. Paul.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
Louisville at indianapolis.
Toledo at Columbus.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

River Excursion Down Alabama River.
The Steamer Nettie Quill will leave
foot of Commerce Street Saturday eve
ming at o'clock and return about IL
Last opportunity this season to take
this delightful trip. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

lcentiauea boz Irge Tea.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17


Cleveland, July 16.--Cleyeland's win
ming streak was broken today. Phila-
deIphia winning to o. Berger was
invincibIe until the sixth. He hit Old
ring, Ganley sacrificed ana singles by
Collins and Murphy resulted In two
runs. Oldring again scored In the
eighth on his double. Ganley's sacrifice
and an out. Morgan was effective
throughout.
Score: ~ a =.
Philadelphia >. 900 002 0lU--3
Ratteries-Berger, Liebhardt ana
Ben1is; Morgan and Livingston. Time.
3 hours. Empires Egan and Connolly,
Went Ten Innings.
st Louis, July 16.-By winning to-
DAVIS game 3 to /, In ten innings. Bos-
ton took the series. Gifts from the
pitchers were responsible for all the
runs, The winning run was scored
by Miles, who was hit. Lord sac-ihced
and Gessler sent him home after he
had advanced to third on Speakers
out. r,
Score: ~ n =
Boston ...... 010 900 900 IL o
Batteries-Bailey and criger; Schlitz-
err ana Donohue. Time, 1:ol. Um-
pires, Perrine and Evans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-07-17

EVIL COMMUNICATIONS corrupt g0(
manners, and IL the Climbers were
stop in Birmingham long II Is possib
great NUTS as the Dubs. It's bs
enough to be beaten by a real ha
team, but to tie up with such foui
flushes as that gang at the Slagpi
is awful.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
(SpesteIt far oiefe Seitnms)
Das ofentlid)e nn0 Das
]. Private OetterreidJ, 4

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Yiftor Splb, e. S., gebaltcn ani
Der &c. General geriammlnns
beg Diterreifiihen V%oitspereins
on 9ins.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

Sn Der .2'Snmanite" itebt folsenz
bes fomii6e @ei1i6td1en. bas iibriz
gems nift serabe ben @eiit Der .Sus
manitdt" atbmet: Sanbp Wac Sabiib
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lag auf bem Sterbebette, unb Der Sc
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ibrem @atten unb ibrer Wutter beun<
rubiate tie. .Sanob". iagte lie,
incline Stinben iinb eesdblt. Sd bin
Sir INNER cine treue Srau getpeien.
unb 0u lparit mir elm gan5 gutter
@ann - mir iinb Quit nit einan>
Der. @criprih mir, meinen lesten
8iini6 gu erfiilen 80" v0eipib,
liebes @eib. if ihipore es Sir,
idlu6st Der ersriffene gbemann. Die
Srau bolt tief stbem uno fdbrt fort:
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meiner SeerDisung nit meiner Wut>
ter 5uiammen i'm eriten Wagen fnbs
rem nirit ;" Ginen @uaenblid
S6meiseu, baun iast Der @ann ets
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

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Iereint limb in Der Stubt mir bier.
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llnb uni're Seinbe Hieoer3rparg.
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roth.
Ons bril6en lins gum anmpf entbot,
Ni,n lit es ,reb nnb ipbite anb blue:
3pei Sarhen geben mir bn5u.
9ieb 8aterlano maait rubia fem,
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@n jest nod berriht bas Ihnobe @elh.
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6ier feblt benz @olf nod bns @emiitb,
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Damn bliibt Der 8olfer Sriib[in9 bier.
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limb b'retn eri6nllt Das beutife Qieb:
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Sod reben mir elm @ort nit brein.
Die Come nabt, es bammert ihon,
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Sbr Seutihe benft an Cure Yfliht
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2ieb Gaterlnno magit rlibie fem,
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llnb lit es reif, eridaut man ba .
Ser Srei6eit Waft, @merita!
2ieb Saterlano magit rubig iein,
No6 reben mir Elm @ort NIT orein.
S. s. g. Saul s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

fano. Der gleiffdLs oas geipoGnIiIe
Scgriffspermogeu iiberiteigt.
Gtte @rlippe bon dht 8pn1nne
iiaiten, bon benen elmer bns 1S. 2es
bensiabr CREDIT bate, bilbete einen
rebolutiondren 3irfel. Sn bemielben
ourftc aud Die ,@ottin Der Henolus
tton" niht feblen. 9ieielbe fonb iih
IN Der fiinf5ebnidbrisen glind, Der
S6iileriu elmer bobereu SDhteri6ule,
Der So6ter zines Giienbabnbeamten.
Sic 8anbe bra6te Ser Mina aaerlei
Sano gum 8eihenf. Der bon ben CIR
trdgen Der r@rpropriationen" s%efauft
lpuroe. Tiel ipar es niht, penn Die
iuneen HeboIutiondre pber Inarhis
item, ipie lie iih nannten, maren in
tbrem 9anbiuerf nod nift iebr seiibt.
Die grDBte Summe. 20 8ubelc fiel
linen bel Der ge~rdubung zines 8eiits
liden in Die 8dnbe, einem Yinlmens
Idn9er rdubten lie BRET Hubel rip.
Sic jungen 5erren (l?D batten es
por5reslpeiie auf Die @eiitlifteit ab>
geicben, Die ibnen als cine bur6aiis
Id)dolihe Srititution gait.
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gen ganbe fpuBte, iuhte Die @eihihte
5u pertufhen unb melbete Ser Yoli5ci
ben vSelbitmorb" beg iungen Wtens
ihen. Die 8eihihte fam aber bod
beruus.
limb MIN bas l1rtbeil beg 8eridtes!
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pbens Mgentur tpieber: .Im 10. Mai
Ibenbs enbiste Der Sro5eb Der 8ias
1ofper @pmndiiaiten. Sic mebi5inis
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banbeIt bnben. Ser Stnatsnnfralt
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geben. Die Organization elmer
8anbe tpurbe bon ben @eihtrorenen
perneint. Sarauf tpurben audi ale
iibrisen adt Iu9eflaeten freiges
ipro6en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Kann man Sen Osean nit
Slmsmtasd9inen abers
Hiesen?

Sablreide Sahleute bnben bieie
8unofragc, Die .Srps Wasa5ine" 9eS
itellt bat, heantlportet, unb Die Wieiz
n1n9eu iinb iehr 9etbeilt. Ser be-
fannte Sir Sirum Narim bdlt gum
8eiipiel einc Strede bon 1000 Meis
len, nlio etfpd 1000 &ilometer, : fiir
Die 8reu5e Der 2eiItungsfdbi9fcit
elmer Sllgmnihine, Die burf ben gcz
gcnlpdrtigen Stanb Der Wlotortehnit
9eiebt piro. &iirbe aber Elm Iotor
crfunben, Der nidt, irie es Die iebieen
@rploIions : Wptoren tbun, bDhitens
Die Sdlfte bes 8rennitoffes in Irbeit
uriett, 10 iudre es iebr moglih, nit
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flieocn. 8raf De la Sdulr uno Der
slbiatiter Oeldsranee balten es beibe
fir iebr pobl mO9lid, nit Der Slug
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rem. unb Die Seit, mo bieS sei6iebt,
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fir mDgli6; Die sroBte S6lpierigteit
lit Iciner GnIiht mad Die llnterbrin@
aung bes notbigen Srennmaterials.
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cs fir wabri6eiulifer. baB man
cine Sluemaihinenreiie gum Norbpol
ausfibrt, ais baB man iiber ben
S3can flie9t. ipeil lid bas Yroblcm.
bas nDtbi9e Srennmdterinl unb Die
Na6ruugsmittel 81 beforbern, fir Die
fleinere Strede lei6ter loien ldBt.
Sic m~eiiten Intiporten ieben srunbz
iGeli6l feline S6ipierigteit. Die ben
4aihinenflue iiber ben S5ean unz
m0alih madt. Nur iiber Die 3eit.
Die big CUR 2oiung bes Sro6lems
nod beritrei1en mub, 9e6eu Die Iuz
iiHten iebr peit a~useinanoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

Son Der @eiiiblspelt, in Der Elm
Sbeil Der beutigen ruiiii6en Sugenb
lebt. tam ii1 Der normale WenI6 nur
idper cine @oriteuung MAIDEN. Sier
fur5 cine @ei6ifte, Die lid in Der
Srobin3liaSt 8jaiom abipielte uno Die
Dor benz 0e5irfs9cridt einen IbltluB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

@brfur6t Dor DEN glterr, p~eroorben
unb unbotmdbi9 aus bicIer S6ule
berpor9eben, bnnn bat bns Dffentlihe
Seiterreid erreiht. monaco es ltrebt:
llntersattg Seiterrei6's uno - 10
trdumt es - @ernibtuns Der Stride.
Sic 3ottcntoten itnb 5ottentoten
priput uno Dffentlih urb Die 9iirfen
limb priuat unb offentlid Siirfeu. mir
nber iino pripat Gbriiten unb uniere
Seffentlidfeit lit hriitenfeinolif; mir
iiub pripat faiiertreu uno patriotii6
unb uniere Seffentlitbfeit fraterniiiert
nit allen Iubperiipen @lementen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
vEnfHi6eS."

bic Cholera. = Die beifle
Sage Der 0ciunbbetts ScbDrbe.-
Ncrbam Der ruifiihen Warine. =
Ginea GimbliG lit ben mpraliihcm
Stanh bes rniiiid)en Yulfes. = Die
tranrtsen Splgen Der Selbifmprb-
epidemic. = Die ruiiide Susenb.
- Gin ,6al" ais @eiipiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Sie fenmt tie.

Dtaoame: Iinna. nebmen Sic oas
8affeegeifirr fort unb MAIDEN Sic
Gues gum @;tt lgciien iertig, Sd
gebe arf eiuen T%ugenblid CUR S1nei@
berlin biniibsr, nm Elm alcib ai5us
probieren.
Shon. Wnbame. Hebmen Sic oer
6aiIsi9liiiiel nit. ober ioa i5 az
bleiben, bis Sic fommen?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
gerbliiiute Mnfmurt.

Serr: @irfli1, mein Srdulein.
S6re Srau Wnma mub cine liebe
Snnieeermutter ieinl
Game: sic fonnen es ia einmal
periu9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
@as lie benft.

Bic tleine 9otte: ytania, bier in
Ser 3eitun9 itebt etpds BON @igrdnes
Stiff; mas lit Das cisentlib?
Wtama: Sm! Sd benfe mir pobl
elm Stiit, porin iolfe Sranen fpobs
nen, Die INNER @igrdne babcn!
y ~
Gin @prtheil.
Sauspirtbin (ibr Sirmer anpreis
I'erbl -. unb bann iuneer Serr,
Wobnun9 aid iebr lei6t 5u
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

unb fperoe e5 balten Iber Oh
peroirbit mir pamit DEN gan5en Tag, /"
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1909-12-30
Ze1ayaism and After.

IN his ultimatum to Zelaya's repre-
sentative In Washington Secretary
Knox brandished a club. The world
will be likely to know soon, if not al
ready convinced, that club will be
needed to bring the land over which
Zelaya has reigned within the zone Of
civilization. The force may be moral
or may have to be- physical and could
come from native statesmen or some
outside hand. Such fragrant misrule as
has been reported from Nicaragua is
not calculated to prepare a nation to
do its own cleaning up.
The people Of Nicaragua have never
been jealous for civic progress as 9th
er nations understand the term Poll
tics is the daily occupation Of the men,
young and old, but sordid greed for Of
flee and spoil is back of all the activi-
ties. Nothing better could be expected
from the example of Zelaya. The
Cubans took due notice of our big
stick without ever feeling the weight
of it. Perhaps the Nicaraguans will be
the better for wholesome sense of
fear