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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
Heart toHeart
[ a1ks.
FOR SHAME!
BY EDWIN A.. NYR.

&0N SMkAt1Ls
At a recent hearing the superintend-
emit OF Brooklyn reformatory denied
that be had struck a boy over tha
head.
No. stree.
The boy deserved whatever he got.
II bit him any place it was ACROSS
THE FACE"
That was what he said out loud on
the witness stand. And the shame OF
1t!
This brutal overseer. remember, was
no prison guard. but head OF 4 re
formatory," a place where boys, hard
ened and calloused by i'll treatment or
bad surroundings. are supposed to be
treated with tact and kindness In or
der to give them self respect and prop
er ambitions
Moreover
It was shown in the Investigation
that the Manual Training boys were
compelled to fashion clubs with which
they and other boys were to be beaten.
And
One small boy after being whipped
Tor nearly an hour-presumably struck
across the face a few times-was
dragged from under the bed, where
he crouched In agony and fear. and
beaten some more
Are there any merciful folk with red
blood in their veins In or shout Brook
Ign?
Human cattle like this boss Of boys
would not dare to beat . horse or .
dog in such manner. They would be
afraid of prosecution for cruelty to an
imals.
But a child
Why, child is helpless. It cannot
fight back or. should 1t do 30, would
speedily rue 1t. Let us. therefore, vent
our spleen on the small creature.
Should one OF these natural born
slave drivers get mad at q big. husky
man would he try to vent his rage
Not while discretion Is the better part
OF valor.
1t is bad enough when the natural
parent mistakenly deems It his occa
sional duty to beat his child, which
| beating, IL given In anger, only hardenl
the heart of the child against the par
| ent.
| But
To hear a buriy boss talk frankly
about his beating and bruising Of ~
orphaned or helpless child, striking
him across the face in vengefui an
ger
Why, this makes one wish that sucl
| a bullying wretch might suddenly NEE
| somebody as much bigger than he q
| he Is bigger than the child who woul(
/ summarily teach him the poetry O.
equal and exact justice.
For shame!
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher
AN OVERSIGHT.


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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
PROSECUTING ATTY.

Editor Tunes: You are authorized to
say that 1 VIII be a candidate for re-
nOuinatfOn to the office of prosecuting
attorney of the Thtrty-dxst judicial
district, comprising the counties OF
Lake and Porter subject to the desire
of the judicial convention Mt a date to
be decided later.
CHARLES q. GREENwALD.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
"THTs is MY 53RD BIRTHDAY.


Margaretta Wade Deland. whose
stories have made her name familiar to
thousands of readers. especially those
OF the femme sex. was born in Allie
gheny, Pa, Feb. %, 1851 Her education
was received in private schools in her
native city and in New York She was
writing stories before she was out of
her teens and had published her first
successful novel while still young wo-
man In 1880 the author was married
to Lorin r. Deland, who also Is known
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
FOR ASSESSOR.

Editor Times: Please announce my
candidacy for reelection to the offlce
of asseaaor of Lake county, subject to
the wishes OF the voters OF the party at
the primaries and the nomination con-
vention ut Indiana Harbor April 8.
WILLIAM e. BLACK.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

Elizabeth Smith. the colored woman of
Laporte in whose home Ray LAmphere
passed the night of the fire OF the Gun
ness house and who is under bond for
completely with Ray Lamphere in his
crime. to come to Willmar and deter
mine whether the woman. known as
Mrs. Casey, is Mrs. Guinness.
POLICE STOP ELOPEMENT.
Denied the privilege of keeping COM
pany with Mary. 18-year-old daughter
of E. M. Matson of South Bend, John
Tiebo. 10 years old, arranged for an
elopement and was about to board an
interurban train for st. Joseph. Mich.
when two policemen appeared at the de-
pot to take the young lovers into GUS
tody. The girl later was given to the
mother, and Tfebo held for trespass.
SIX CATTLE DROWNED.
william NJ Kelley of Bedford lost six
head of cattle on his river farm near
Bedford. The cattle went to pond for
water. which was frozen over. The
cattle walked out on the ice. which had
begun to thaw, and went through into
deep water.
ANOTHER FLOOD EXPECTED.
Rapid melting of the heavy snow of
last week threatens to cause another
disastrous flood In the Ohio river. The
stage at Evansville is 2S.3 feet. a rise
of nearly two feet a day since Saturday.
With the immense volume of water
pouring out from the snow a maximum
stage exceeding the flood height Is
probable at Evansville. The only hope
now is that severe cold weather will ar
rest the melting of the snow.
FIRE DRIVES FAMILY OUT.
Willis Patterson and family were
driven from their home in Washington
| township, near She1byville. by fire.
flames having started in the summer
kitchen from an overheated fiue. Mr..
Patterson and wife barely had time to
dress and carry their six children out
into the snow before tho roof fell.
/ VOTING MACHINES REJECTED.
| Although the general public of st.
Joseph county had expressed q desire
for voting machines the county COM
missioners rejected the lone bid made
by the United States Standard Voting
Machine company. which offered to sup
ply fifty machines for $4,000. The bid
war rejected after Attorney Thomas w,
Slick appeared for the commissioners
and stated that the winslow company
of Toledo, Ohio. had not been given a
proper opportunity TO present bid.
DEATH IS A MYSTERY.
1 The postmortem held on John f
Johnson. whose body was found In the
Wabash river near Logansport on Sat
urday morning. leaves the cause OF
death a mystery Doctors found thai
no water had entered the lungs and thai
death was not. therefore, due to drown
ing. There were marks indicating death
from violence. but the neck was not
broken. as at first believed
/ RESCUED FROM WE'LL.
While drawing water from a well fol
stock B. T. Whiting of Harrison town
ship, near Washington, fell headlonf
into about six feet of water, twent,
feet from the surface of the ground
He managed to keep his mouth abovs
the water long enough at time Il
cry for help by letting the tips of hi
ltoes touch the bottom and then spring
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

in literary circles. Altogether Mrs. De-
land has published more than a score
of successful novels, together with
numerous magazine articles and stories
for children. She and her husband re-
side in Boston and have a summer home
in the quaint old town of Kennebunk-
port, Maine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
FOR CLERK.

Editor T1mess VIII you please an
; ounce in your columns that VIII be a
< indicate again for the nomination of
vunty clerk ON the republican ticket
81 the convention Mt Indiana HarbOr
priI o. I ask the voters to consider
my record ~ clerk Of the Lake superior
and circuit courts, fully believing that
other term.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
FOR SHERIFF.

Editor T1mess Please announce my
name ~ q candidate for denomination
ON the republican ticket for shertn Of
Lake county at the county convention
April 8, pointing to my record a. sher-
IN for the perusal of the party voters.
THOMAS GRANT.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
FOR SURVEYOR

Editor T1mess You are requested to
announce that will be \ candidate for
county surveyor ON the republican tick
ct, subject to the wishes of the cleo
tors at the primaries or nomina ting
convention at Indiana Harbor April 8.
j.. b. MURPHY.
Crown Point, Ind.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
COMR. IND DISTRICT,

Editor Times: You are kindly asked
to announce that 1 will be a candidate
for the republican nomination for
county commits siOner from the second
district, subject to the republican pri-
marfes on April 8. s. A. LOVE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
DAY IN CONGRESS


Depew read Washington's fare
well address.
Bill passed extending to Dec. 81
time allotted to commission for
marking graves of confederate SOL
diers and sailors who died in north
ern prisons during war.
IN THE HOUSE.
Indian appropriation bill passed.
Pos toffice appropriation bill TAX
en- up.
Moon Of Pennsylvania introduced
joint resolution extending TO May l,
1900 time for corporations to make
returns under new tax law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
RAY sEELY.

You are authorized to
Will be a candidate for
of county surveyor ON
ticket, subject to the
republican convention
FRANK l.. KNIGHT.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
FOR TREASURER

Editor T1mes-WII you kindly an
uounce in your paper that I Will be {
candidate for county treasurer, SUBJ
fect TO the action Of the republican
nominating convention at Indiana Har-
Dor April o.
". A. HILL
Editor Timess You are requested II
announce that 1 will be q candidate for
county treasurer ON the republican
ticket. subject to the wishes Of thu
electors at the primaries or nominating
convention, to be held at Indiana Har.
Dor April 0.
A. l. SVVA Ma0N.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

Editor, Times.

Editor, T1mess
You are authorized to announce my
name az a candidate for the republican
nomination of county surveyor, subject
to the wishes of the republican NOM
mating convention at Indiana Harb0r
April 8.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
Z A n Do M
THINGS AND FILINGS

rHxAac an 81 IAac
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- Tue nieanel.ne wa. nas peoo"e
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not have to work.
,,r
THE petit jury is foundering around
with the subject, When is blind
20
PRESIDENT Frank Gavit of the
Gary & Interurban has a most excel
lent idea OF what good feed is.
-
AFTER a girl takes part IN an am
look when she washes dishes even.
-
II ID not thought that the blind
tiger business will hurt the sodarwar
ter-witn-a-sticf-in-it trade anyway.
THE coal dealer Will please cheer
up. Our pet weather prophet declares
there's another blizzard on the way.
-
bOf IN UTICA weighs but tnirty-nve
he is connected In some way with the
meat boycott.
-
SO Tar no prominent Lake county
republicans have been mentioned in
connectiOn with the welcoming back
on Teddy from Eiba
-
JUST 70 prove tnat we are nopeIul,
we Deheve mat some DAY Dlind
plg" keeper Will be convicted In the
Lake county courts
FEsAsskA 80 TeH Wss5 caA Lssse
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
TURN ON TIE SEARCH LIGHT.


OF the old a
The md bought Democrat and who
feared
who figured publish
municipal me-
in parents that it will a
do
pesferous CALLING
a
possession
Of Newspaper editors
go
HEALTH HINTS.
Chicago
a
to can safeguards
In
Good ventilation
s.s ran wits t dsDTss ssa or osn ton ana bottom
a eandw eeachda
Rooms
make stale
or
in the furnace or in dish set the viii
Refrain of the
paory organs Remember that
Is w 'front.'
After drinking
you eelre
a before going
amigo health
physician in recommend the
things There sensible
he
when
ertake
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

Udftor Times. You are requested to
announce In the columns of your pa
per that I will be q candidate ON the
republican ticket of Lake county for
REPRESENTATIVE of Lake county mt the
convention to be held mt Indiana Har-
Dor April 9, and that I ask the respect
full consideration of the republicans OF
this county for that office.
MICHAEL GHIMMER-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
HIGH SCHOOL IS POPULAR

The following dispatch
lila Ar eight
&c .
500 W re school nadaS e enrolment
EanAfrrx s sss dee ast aH e e - saa
eat1ns1 as1 Es saeaa
he need iar new md noeeFn asA7-sa
school
of
the
Objection both
building
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

JUDGE ". S. Reiter evidently
doesn't think much of the newspaper
men with whom he is brought in con-
tact When a judge calls them the
damndest liars he ever met. there is
something wrong somewhere.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

WALTER Wellman has set out for
and float down the Nile with him
Colonel Roosevelt will thus be enabled
quite early to hear first-hand of the
discovery of the north pole.-Fort
Wayne News.
All we have to say to this is "Ouich. /"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23
COMMUNICATIONS.


circuit court at Crown Point
blind
asked with What's
The
whsky
buav Of no
assumed have
indicted seemed as II there
prosecution And
other:
encouragement the officials Of law and order to try
them to
that the iawsa enfoe
in heart those who
would
Jackson shows that there
OF the with renewed interest
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

WHAT makes these jovial and op-
timistic democratic friends of ours aw-
full choppy-looking about the jowls is
the fact that Senator Beveridge is
going to the White House almost daily
and hobnobbing with the president on
matters of Importance almost daily.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

HEADLINE In yesterdays paper
said, Detectives Scour the Harbor. .
After a visit there last Saturday we
believe that a good securing would do
the Harbor good.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR and we
spell 1t with capital letters, is the fac
tor in the Calumet region, and you car
put that in your pipe and smoke i
long.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

SOME of US are anxiousiy counting
the days till spring, but there is a
sloughing of interest when the ques-
ton is taken as a whole
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

so far no prominent Lake county
republicans have been mentioned in
connection with the welcoming back
of Teddy from EIba.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

INCIDENTALLY there are a num-
Der of clamoring voices that could be
revised downward without working
any hardship to anyone.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

PACKAGE of love letters In a man s
vest pocket turned a bullet and saved
his life. Dig up bunch of love let
tiers and carrying them around with
you. Good excuse to ring in on wife.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

AT Wisconsin agricultural exhibit
one ear of corn sold for $3.50. Corn is
evidently going up. Either there's so
much money we aren't raising corn, or
else it's all being used for snake bite
remedy.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

HUMAN hair is said to be worth
about $50 a pound but It depends
or merely trying to keep what you
have.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-02-23

JUST to prove that we are hopeful,
we believe that some day a blind
pig" keeper will be convicted in the
Lake county courts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Die Sarms 8ebdube beleu6ten unb
bei3en, Die aiibe melten unb anberc
Irbeiten beiorgen, ionbern audi Die
grtraesfdbisfeit bes gobens erb0ben.
Sur1 9rdbte. nel6e iiber 8eiScne
telner ge5ogsn tpdren, ipurbe glettriz
5itdt geleitet. Ser 8ei3en mufs
niht bios raider, ionoern audi Die
grnte gr9ebniiie tpnren fait nm Die
Sdlfte bDber, ais auf Gbnlihen
Selbern. auf Senen feline glcttri5itdt
CUR @ertpeubung fam. 9ei Nuis,
8~drtoffeln, 8iiben unb anberen Seloz
friihten iinb mad benz 8endbrsmunu
dbnli6e Heiultate er5ielt norben, Die
groBten auf grobeeren : YflanSungen.
CAB eleftri5itdt Dos @atstbum Der
Sflau5en forbert, lit ifpn frilber in
gn9lano unb Sentiflanb feIt9eiteQt
iporben. gber i'm @roben Bat bie
gleftri3itdt fir ben Sarms9 etrieb nod
feline @ertpenoung 9efuuben. RlIu
lou oieie Iuerpeltsfraft auf Der Sarnl
bei8en, beleu6ten, melfen, buttern,
maiden, breiden. 8aiier pumpen, i'm
CONNER SG6er treiben unS mas nod
allies me6r. Tau brau6t nur auf
Den entipre6enben anopf Su briiden,
une Die Irbeit miro geleiitet. Aur
muB Die notbige @aiiertraft ba iein.
Inn cine turbine 3u treiben.
9nfthlbHcr! mirb man iageu;
alletn bent 81 9age iinb piele Sirse
mbglif, bic nod Dor einem MeniGcn=
alter sum ttnm5gltfen seb6rten. @cr
tann iagen, mas INNS bic nidite Su-
funft brtngt? - 20. 3d."
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aferbau, Sanbel unb Snbuhrie.
3 emerfensnertbe % o r I
uber a erifaui9e
2anbpirtbi6at

Sn elmer Gnipra6e Dor Dem CONS
mers SnItitIt Der Stadts ltniperIitdt
ton Slinois gu CHAMPAIGN, 3d.,
fubrte q. 3aumanns. Ianbpirtbi6dfte
li6er Ittn9e Der oeutifen 8otiGdft
81 8albin9ton aus, bab Die 2anos
iuirtbi6aft Der Der. Stdaten nuns
mebr auf benz Yuuft angelanst iei.
inteniiperen 9etrieb einfibren gu
miiReu. rSie llrbarmaduns bon
trotenem uno Srairielano tpuroe 5u
I6neu uno iibereilt betrieben. gu bel
oes getuonnenen 2anoes lie9t unbe>
baut. 9as 8orge6en bat an elmer
pirtbi6aftli6eu @eri9penoune ses
fibrt, inoem neues 2anb aui Den
Marft geporfen tplirbe. benor bic grs
t~ragsfdbtgteit bon bereits ~tultibirten
Sdnoereien aus9eniist purbe. SD
m06te Imerita nit einem i9nen berz
antpadienben 8ieIen pergleiten. Der
gu 9robem geboren. feline 9rdfte aber
ridit6tsloS pe%r9euoet." Weitere
Inipra6en bielten 8ouperneur Seneen
unb George 8. Samilton bon 8ats
Iefa. Sen dntpeienoen Sarmern
fpuroen Johann bic 8erIudspflan5uns
gen uno anbere Notwithstanding Ins
lasen Der laubtpirtbi6aftli6en So@s
ifule 9e5eiet. ,
Die Staats Mderbani6nle In Dimes,
Soma,
bat gum Nuben Der 8ie68iifter unb
Sarmer int 9q9emetnen foleenbe offis
sieae Grfldrun9 erlaiien: Wiuionen
Dollars tperoen auidbrli6 bon Sofpas
Sarmer fir nStod Soobs" ausges
geben. Sober Nanufacteur bon
.Stod Soob" bebauptet, bdS lein
Srobutt i9ueuere ober biuisere Hes
~iultate betpirfen tperbe, tpenn basielbe
benz Gutter 5usetban, ais tuenn bas
Sntter ALIEN gefiittert fpiirbe. Sic
b~ebaupten ferner, bab basielbe bas
8ieb aeiunb uub beiIen 8erDauungss
Sreane in beitem 3uitanb er6alte unS
oesbalb mebr Rltsen aus benz Sntter
5iebe. lin oieie 9ebauptlngen 3u
priifeu, nabm Die Soma Experiment
Station cine Heibe BON @eriu6en nit
unb obne bieie Iogenannten .Stod
Soobs" Dor. 0ie gebrauhten Rarten
lparen StanonrS, Soma uuS Snters
national. Solsenbe itnb Die aus
oteien Seriuben 9e5nsenen S9liiHe:
~ nStod Soobs" iibten teinen pobls
tbuenben ginflub auf bic @erbauune
aus; 81 gs mar feline gr6bere Sus
nabme i'm getpift Der Sbiere bur6
beIien 8ebrnu6 an per5ei6nen; 81
SIN 8egentbeil, eS nabm mebr Sutter
NIT Der Siitteruns bon .Stof Soob"
Elm Sfunb 9etpidt su probu5ieren,
als obne baSielbe; A. Gin guibel
8orn %probu5ierte mebr ShtpeinefleiI6.
tpenn aaein 9efiittert. als tpenn nit
gStod Sooo" permenet; 81 S6peine>
fleii6 bon 9orufiitterune ALIEN pros
bu3irt hattie einen gr0Seren Nettotpertb
per guibel als &orn init .Stod Soob"
gemiidt. = S6reibet an ben Sireftor
Der Soma Experimental Citation in
ames, Su., fir Bulletin 113. ipel6es
ponen Gufidlub iiber bieies fir SarS
mer tpibtise Sbema ertbeilt.
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SaR bic g~ercinisten 9ferbeti6ter
BON Mmerifa

Die BferbesG lsftellune auf Der @is,
eoniin Staatss Sair fir cine Der be-
beutenbIten i'm @eiten bnlten unb baf
in 8isconiin Der Sferbe5udt elm grDs
Beres Sntereiie entgesengebra6t lptrf
als IN ben meiiten dnberen Stanter
bes @eitens erbeut aus ben sabls
rei6en Gnseboten bon 8elbpreiien,
g6renpreiien unb Iebaiuen, tpeI6e
ueben Sen reguldren Yreiien Der
Staatsfair : geb0rbe ben Iusiteueru
pinfen. Sefretdr Spbn 90. Srue bal
folaenoe 9reiie augeboten erbalten
9ie Yerheron Societb bon @merita
offeriert:
giuen Silberbe6er i'm 8ertbe bon
500 unb $40 in 9aar fir Den better
3u6tbenait unb bier Stuten. fpelfc
bonn Gusiteller aufge5osen uno in
beiien Seiis limb.
Sieben eolbene unb iieben iilberne
Webaiaen.
$3.50 in gaar uub ebenio bieI Dor
Der StnatS = Iderbm : geborbe
%offeriert.
Die Ter6eron 8esiitrp 60. offes
riert bur6 ihren Sefretdr CHARLES 6,
Slam bon Columbus, Ohio, folsenbe
Yreiie:
Sieb5ebn aolSene unb iieb5ebu
lil6erne Webaiuen.
Die @merican Shire Sorie Iiiocias
ton offeriert:
Bier iiIberne gefer fir @olbluts
Seneite nnb Stuten.
Die american Sorie Breeders
Gfociation 'offeriert:
@~brenpreis i'm Bertbe bon 500
fir Den beiten Seu9lt ober Die bette
Sttte. crei Sabre aft ODER finger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Gleftriiher Sarm, getrieb.

Na6 Der Sebauptuns zines .piIs
ieni6dftlifen Farmers" perbeu Die
lanopirtbi6aftlifen 9etriebe in bers
ihiebeneu Sbeilen beS 9anbes burd,
Serpenbrng Der glettri8it6t cine pols
itdnbi9e llmgeitaltuug eriabren. Die
@lettrisitdt ion niht bios. lpie Tie on
&anerldlifen bili9 5u beihaffen lit.
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Matnna, Tarmers

hnbt Chr oaier. pen, aartoT elm, gseiieu. Porn
Sosgen. 8erite. @ier, Butter o1er l6erhauut
irgenowelhe Gdrmprooutte 81 oertauien? sSsnu
" oann id1reibt crit an Sol. 3. NasGe. DUBUQUE,
%neLeiiire einiana: Z. Z. Tasle, Dubuque, Supa.
N. B. 3err Ragle talut uno ~uertauir aud
etaot. pao 6armei9enthunL
Seim edreibeu eriuabns man gen. eteies Slatl.
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Gin Serr mnb cine Same

itanben I'M 5beater an Der &oiie, nm
ii6 9iaete 5l loien. Eloblid brGnat
ein elegant g~efleioeter Serr Die Game
suriid, iteat iib Dor lie uno ermiibt
oaS fir lie ~geioroerte Billet. Snoem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

er iif oamit entfernen min, ruff ibm
Der Serr 5u: n@iiien sic, tpie man
elm iolfes genebmen geaen cine
Game auf gut beutity nennt?"
r3nporfommeno!" e~ntgesnete Der
anoere unb ging fort.
y - y
Semanb,
Der bon Ser 8oli5ei oie @eiiung er.
bolten bate, binnen AS St,tnoen Die
Stabt 81 perlaiien, plirbe gefragt,
lpie es ibm gebe. 30, gang portreff.
lid" CAB er Sur Antmort, Die Ypli.
sci ior9t iett lin mein S%ortfommen."
Sann allerbings.
2ebrer: Slinge, pie iiebIt Oh
benn ans? @arum fGnnmit Oh Dir
oenm Die Scare niht2
Srnge 0eulenb): SD fam mid
ib bab' feen 8amm!
2ebrer: geo, ba nimm bod Del.
nem @ater ieinen!
Surge: Ger bot ood) feenl
2ebrer: Mit mas f1mmt oenn Ger
lid?
Surge: Ser bat gar feen Sanre!
- ~ y
Srnffebler.
Zen Sinterbliebenen murbe Damn
Der iiblihe Suait (Sroit) geipenSet,
- ~ -
Tarmm.
@arum nennit 0u ben MiiQer
oenn INNER &amel2
Ger aerl trinft oft pier5ebn Gage
ni6ts.
y ~ ~
Imsrcoen lanen.
Ingcflagter: Serr Yr1iibent, i'd
bin fem 10 GROCER 9untp pie Sic!
Erdiioent ~(piitbeno aufipringeno)
@asl Wagen Sic!
Ingeflagter (rltbig): 8ie Sic
glau6en, mplte ib iagen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
unl6sbares GGtbicl.

Gihter: 8ie Ibeiben Sic oenn?
Ingeflagter: Sa, ieben Sic, Serr
8eri6tsbof, bas weeB ib sic ielber
MIDI %geltau!
Hihter: ltniinn! sic miillen bod,
piiien, wie Sic beiBen!
Ingetlaster: So, ieb'n sc, Serr
@erihtsbof, meine Nutter batte
3wiainge. gener bieB War unb
eener bieB Gmil. Gener BON Den bee.
Den is aber geitorben. Weil mir inns
aber 10 dbulih iaben. uubte meine
Mutter MD, melter BON inns beeoen
geltorben mar. Nu ieb'n Sc, ba neeb
ih bis uff'n beitisen Sag nod MIDI,
OBJ ib Der Mar ober Der emil bin!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30
Wil6ernSer ltmitanb.

Iidter: Sddmen Sic iifl aaum
limo Sic aus Dem @efdngnib %entlai.
lem oa iteblen Sic audi ibon wieoer
einen In5ugl
angeflagter: Sa, t6 befanb mid
IN elmer 3pangslage! Ntir mar i'm
8efangniB, mo- ih 90 Bfuno 5llge-
nommen batte, allies 10 eng geporoen,
oaB fem 8nopf mebr 5ugtug!
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unperblImt.

gltes SrGulein (eiliem Serrn ibrl
photographic 5eigeno): nMeine lcst,
I~uinabme!"
Serr: .Tor Wie piel Sabren?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-08-30

@utes tbun fann man nitt
immer, aber poblpoaeno iein fam
man itets.