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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-10-14
NORFOLK NEMsJouRNA. ERlDAY OCToBER
BATTLE CREEK VII
IAG.Ig

Township ~, Range 2.
Desc. Sec. Amt.
Pt. SWA NWh 9 $500
Mamie v. Hnlc's out Lots
Desc. Lot Blk. Amt.
TT. ! S2.77
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-10-14
Days Additions.

Pioneer Town Site Co.'s
I'd. Addition.
Disc. Lot Blk. Amt.
4 SO S1.19
+. j. Hale's Out Lot.
Disc. Lot Blk. Amt.
4 1897
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-10-14
Notice to Contractors.

Public notice is hereby given that
sealed bids will be received by the
board of county commissions of Madi-
son county, Neb., for the erection and
completion of a brick addition to the,
county jail, on the courthouse grounds
at Madison, Neb.
Said addition to be erected accord
ing to plans and specifications on file
in the county clerks office at Madi-
son, Neb. No bid will be considered
unless accompanied by certified
check for $3.50 payable to the county
clerk of Madison county, Neb., which
shall be forfeited to said county i'm
case the successful bidder refuses or
fails to enter into a contract If same
shall be awarded to him.
The party receiving the contract
Will be required to give a good and
sufficient bond in such amount as
said county commissioners may speci-
fy conditioned for the faithful per.
Torrance of said contract.
Bids will be received at any time
prior to II O'Clock, noon, of October
20, 1910, by the county clerk of Madi.
son county, Neb., and said bids win
be opened by the commissioners at
Madison, Neb., October 25, 1910, at
2 o'clock p. IN.
The commissioners hereby reserva
the right to reject any and all bids.
Done by order of the county com.
missioners of Madison county. Neb
at Madison, this 4th day of October
1910.
s, r. Mcfarland.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-10-14
Y. M. C. A, Gets S115,

at is safe to say that the receipts
of the Y. NJ. G. A. entertainment will
net the Y. NJ. G. A. fund about $l15,"
said Chairman C. S. Parker of the en-
tentainment committee today. The
doctor says that, although the receipts
have not yet been counted the enter
tainment has been paying PROPOSE
tion for the fund.
The program was a delightful one
throughout and 1t was thoroughly APP
preciated by the big audience. Every
member was enthusiastically applaud
ed, some of the artists being brought
back for two encores. On the whole
the program was a distinct and pleas
ant surprise to many of the audience,
who didn't realize that Norfolk con-
tanned so much genuine artistic ability
as was assembled upon this occasion.
The program opened with a sextette
from Lucia Di Lammermoor" by the
Beethoven trio composed of Mr.. Vo-
get, Miss Beebe and Miss Gatenby.
The opening number was favorite
and was enthusiastically encored.
Miss Myrtle Hewins sang a beauti-
full soprano solo, 20, Dry Those
Tears" which was heartily applauded.
She responded with an encore.
Mr.. Voget played a piano solo, 80
nata," OPP. %, Andante Scherzo, which
added more laurels to his list. He
played Hoabird," Of his own compost
tion for an encore.
w. r. Hoffman gave a humorous
reading, Talk On Tap" in a clever
manner and was called back for an
encore, in which he gave reading on
"The Shyster Lawyer" This also
pleased the house.
One of the pleasant surprises of the
evening was the singing of Victor e.
Ernesen, who was on the program for
two solos and was called back for a
third. Mr. Arnesen's voice proved to
be magnificent one, his tones full of
sweet melody, and he made a hit"
with the audience.
Reese Solomon, who has pleased
Norfolk audiences so many times be-
fore, sang pretty solo and was given
prolonged applause, responding with a
neat little encore which he said was
composed by DR.. Charles Parker of
Norfolk" The author refused to re-
spond to calls for speech.
Those OF the audience who did not
know of her skill were amazed at the
artistic ability shown by Miss Marian
Cow, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs C. C.
Cow, on the violin. Her solo, Con
certo in A Minor" was received with
pronounced enthusiasm and she was
compelled to respond to an encore.
The vaudeville specially by "Adolph
and Osgaard' was well received
The vaudeville artists were: Ben
Huh, William Werner ana s.. Trulock.
Frank A. Brown sang a bass solo,
There Let Me Rest" and was Wig
orously encored.
Miss Elsie Gatenby gave a prettily
rendered piano solo, which was appre-
ciated by the audience. She was
brought back for an encore.
Mrs. #. W. Emery (nee Miss Nellie
Gerecke) sang a sweet soprano solo,
"Haymaking," and was called back for
two encores. She was given a tre-
mendous ovation when she appeared
on the stage.
The program closed with a violin
solo by Mr.. Voget, Concerto Caprice"
a new selection of his own compost
ton 1t was a beautiful bit of music
and fitting finale to a triumphant
evenings schedule.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-10-14
keep your hearts light, and your
minds full of childhood again will bo
blessing to all those surrounding YOU"
ADMITS ERROR AS TO GAMBLING.

New York Oct. S.-John Purroy
Mitchell, who was acting mayor dur
ing Mayor Gaynor's sickness, admit.
ted today in letter addressed to
Lieutenant Colonel Zalnski, deputy
quartermastcr, u. S. A., that so far
neither he or his colleague, Police
Commissioner Baker, has the goods on
the army building, although the let
ter repeats that charge of gambling
have been made against the army
building neighborhood. The letter
says Examining Inspector Amos pick
ed three horses to win at Montreal
and placed the bets In "the pool room
at the southeast corner of Whitehall
and Pearl streets" which is the army
building. Since Mayor Gaynor's letter
of apology to Lieutenant Colonel Ia
linski, Inspector Amos has admitted
to Mr.. Mitchell he made n mistake.
His complaint should have read the
southwest corner"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1910-10-14
NOTICE VI DELINQUENT TAX SALE

County Treasurer's once, Madison County, Neb.
Notice Ia hereby given, that pursuant to the
revenue laws of the state Of Nebraska, the lands
and town lots described In the following list on
which the taxes remain unpaid for the year 1909 or
much Of each of such lands or town lots as may
be necessary, WILL on the first Monday in Novem-
Der, 1910, be sold by me at public auction AZ my
In Madison, for the delinquent taxes thereon
hereinafter stated, together with interest each
amount at the rate of ten per cent per annum from
day of May, 1910, costs of publication at
the OF twenty cents for each land described and
ten for each lot description and costs of sale
Dated at Madison Nebraska, this first day of
October, 1910 A. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

idalrt binein uno finoet, bab tie tel.
men 3abn mebr i'm Wurbe bot, uno
oas gan5e Naul fpie elm obes 8amnl.
utter ansfiebt. Ga iprah er: Cute
Srau, Sbr ieio fit ben Simmel be-
ittmmt unb ntft fir Die Soae; benIl
Die Sdrift iaet, oaB in Der Sole
lperoe iein Seulen unb 3dbneflap-
bern, neil Sbr aber feine 3abne i'm
Wdul babt, brautt Sbr alip Die
Scne nif]t 81 fiirhten." Bon nlin
an mar Die 5ruu berubigt ltno Der
fllge geif)toater bon einem Sual.
aetit befreit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
Sas SifprD Sul5 nnb feline Icrs
menbnna.

Sm Serein nit Der Hationnlen
9idorp : @eleaihait - 10 mas gibt
es tpirtliG in ben Ser. Staatcn
bat bas SanbipirtbihaitSanlt cine Nliis
TELLING ilber Die pornehmiten @ez
brau6sarten bes Sidorps Spl5es ges
madt. Sn ben leBteu Sabren babell
it'd ndmlib Die alagen iiber bas
Sdiuinben bcs Seltaubes bcia9tcn
SolSes INNER perncbmlifer gelteno
sema6t Die llrin6e pieies Sdpins
oens nno Die Shipierigteit, ibm az
Iteuern, pirb 6lim Sbeil parauf 6uriids
8efiibrt, paB cine 9ar6e Nn5nbl flcines
rer @aneerld8emiiblen Die @dloer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
Shlcf,t belphnt.

Saitsberr (Gmtsrihter, Der beim
9eimfpmmen einen Ginbreder iiber-
raift .lino feitgenommen bait: Sits
moglih, Sic limo ia Der Mnaeflagte,
ben ih g~eitern freigeipro6en babe.
etnbreter: So, ia oa bnbeu
Sizes!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

| oitrf5iebt lnb iiberan, tppbin lie fpms
men, Die 8dume in einem llmtreis bon
5tpei bis aft Reilen austilet. aui
ptele Wetle ut i6ou cine bcoeutenoe
Waenge SoIs 81 allerbanb 3peden pers
arbeitet nno leiner b~eiieren 8eitims
mlng cnt8psen iporoen. 9as lit aud
Der @runb, lpesbalb cine anndbernb
ritttge 'SddBuns bes Sidorpbpl5pers
bralfs nidt 9ema6t iperben fann.
bod ldBt ii6 aus Den crbdltli6en
3ablen imruerbiu Elm Segrifi oaoou
btloen. in Incident llutfdnge bieIes
0ol5 in Der Snonitrie 5ur @~ertuenouna
tommt. Siforp lit oorSlt9snciIe aeg
iIdt fir beitimmte &ogcutbeile unb
Wert3euge. bel benen es auf arobe
Sauerbaftigfeit unb 3dbigteit in 0ers
b%tnoung nit mdBiser Shnere an
fpmmt. Sir before Irbeiten iperben
on ldbrlid) mebr ais 100000 900
SrettfuB berbraud)t. ipdbrcno nod fiir
minoer nidltige @egenitdnoc an 200.s
0e0,OOO SrettfuB sur @erlpenbune
fommen. allies in Iuen lperSen IN
Den &ereinigten Staaten aerina aes
tSNHIiSl UT ptE yUDU OlSllIuR
Sidorpbpl3 berarbeitct. Iusueislid
Der Serifte bes Genirsamtcs belduit
li6 Der burhid1nittlide 8ert6 bes
S~idorbbolSes in Der Sdgcmiiblc aui
$50 oas SauIeup, ipdbrcno 5ols belize
rer Sorte. tuie es fir beipnoers feline
Irbeiten beuotbigt ipirb. lid auf mins
oeitenf $50 bns Taiicnb itcat. Saz
mad beliefe iih dlf6 Der 0eIammtz
tpertb Der idbrlifen Sidorps Iusbeute
in Der Sdsemiible uuf ui9t tpenigcr
ais 1000, 600.
Stforp sebDrt 5l Den iu~crt6pouitcn
S~ol5arten unlerer @dlber. aber aud
81 ben i~elteuiten; es iteat MIR etipa
5ipei bis flint Yro5ent bes @clanmts
6eitanbes IN uniern Sartbpl5fprIten.
Clint biloete es ben Stol3 ser @dloer
pes Sltens unb cine ifier uneri1opfs
lide 2ueae Der Sabrifatipn in Chin
nno Snbidna, aber bas iinb perganz
gene 3eiten. Gs lit fiirhterlih bort
gebauit nproen uno sllr ole ltreuaite
alfIiht fam Die ,~boqitdnbige Nllsrpts
hung bes 8aumes perbinbern, Der lid
anberoem nod in &entudp unb ppr@
5ugspeiie in arfanins finDet, bon mp
oenni aud Der afbBte Sbeif bes
ihOniten Sol5es fpnnnt, bds our ben
beiieren @erfeu nernrbettet mirb. -
..Meifl. NDlt." .-Y..r &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
Cine nettc ssamilie.

@ai,ner (oer NIT ieiner Sralt eine
lansere Jreibeitsitrafe erbtelt, gum
Sobn): SforidIl, idau' MIR, baB
On ar,h mas anitefiit!. @egen Cir
aaein Deroen mir bod nid)t Die
tbcnre Mietbe Sablen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
Mdtnma, Tarmer!

Sabt Shr Saier, Seu. aartofi elm. sset,eu. spruL
Mogger, @erite, Gier, Butter ODER iiberbaupt
irseubrpeihe Garnurpoutte ~ pertauieu? Nenl
e. bnnn iebreibt crit an Sol. 3. Gaele. 9ubnaue,
Soma, uro rag ibn I'M ieine Vreiie. Iian
abreifir re einfadh: =. =. WaaIe, Dubuque, Soma.
N. b. -9err Fagle fault uno ~pertauir aud
Stoots ssb Garmeiaenthum.
1etm sdreiben erpntne man sef. oieies ylatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
saxentbsresr Gazette, ptenstae, ben IL. zprtl 1910.
Spab ulnB and itin.
Seim Surfbarbter.

Batient: Ra, lit Der 3abn nod,
lld)t balo beraiis?
Barber: Saben Sic niir nod ein
oar Wtnitten @eoulb, rpenn ih i'm
ebt frtege, ruben mir ur,s cine Bier.
.elltitnofen aus unb fangen banr
nod NAL an!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
geiin Iubnnnsmist9cn.
Ins benz 8eih6itslcben.

sou i6 on uuieren b~anferotten
8eihdftsfreitnb, nie INNER, init
frellnoli6en @riiben" rnter5eifnen,
Serr Yrin5ipal9
S berpabre-fiir Den 2iimpen ge.
niigt ubobabtungspoa"!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

Gruffchier.

Ser alempnermeiiter erfl1rte Sic
Irbeit-bes aitpferihmieoes fir p0liJ
iberflliiig, ia bireft fir (S)innlos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
4bsepieiene Sarnter.

SAB Elm Slider Elm noaitdubiaes
Gedt babe, in einem idiffbnren
Strome gu fiiden. obne gegen bas
8eles 81 eeritp6en. 10 lanee er nicht
tpioerreftIi6 iremoes 2anb betritt.
ut Die Gntifeibung bon Hid)ter 6. 6.
Sigbce bon Sparta. 8is. Sbipobl bus
Beridt einen ~permauenten ginbaltsz
befebl erlicB 9eseu Den In~aeflagten
Gan Intlperp. linn perbieteno, Die
@rnnbltiife Der Sanbeigcntbiimer in
Der 9dhe uuil Srpllt Sails 81 betreten,
entidieo oas @eridt BOD aud, baB Ser
burb bas 9etrcten crlpabIene Sdabcn
10 geriug lei. baB er ourdl Den '8etraa
bon cinem Gent gebedt lei. 9ci Der
abaabe ieiner GntidciounN iagte Hifs
ter Sigbce, baB bns 9uhlitum elm
8edt babe, in eiuem ihiifbaren SluB
Su fiidcn. Srput Soils lit Der bette
Stihplab fir Sprellen I'M Staate
8isconiin. uuo IA Sarmer. bcren
Sanb BORT atgrcn5te. trufen inter iid
elm llebercintonmen, ipgeu. .SrcBpaB
0toncp" bon $500 per gag ODER SO
per Saiion fir pas 6ilhred)t inner
bnlb ibrer 2%anbgreuSeu an berlnnpcn,
ipelbe Sc5nblnng @un Intiperp perz
ipcigcrte.
5 %-&-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
Die oNnieriean Spcietit Of Ganitp@

altr5 unp biinbia beridtct Der
y~Wtilndlfee Serolo" an cbitorie[Ier
Stele: .9ie grefutie geb6roe bes
inter Dem Namen yMmerican Societn
nf Gqnitpr hetauuterps Sarmerperbanz
ees lpa fiir3li9 I'M 2oraines Sotel IN
SnoianapoliS IN Siela,g. Sic be-
i6dftiate lid nit Der Nusarbeihlug
zines 8lanes CUR @riinbuna elmer
Organization. tpeld1e ben 8auf uno
Gerfauf bon gr3eugniIien Der 2anos
ipirtbihaft nah benz gooperatip gldn
re9eln iou. gs banbeIt lid, BEL benz
Ylane bduptid6lid bnrllm, Die ;3lpis
l6enbdnbler bel Der 0ertbeiluna Der
2anopirtbihafts : gr5eugnilie m6az
li6it aus5uihalteu unb BEN 8epiun,
ben lie in Die Saihe iteden. 70 an Der
tbeilen. bab iopobl Der Sarmer ais
audi Der Ibnebmer Hilsen bat. 2dBt
lid Der Ylau bertpirfli6en. 10 Diirben
beloe Sbeile 8ortbeil baben. uno bic
Sbeuerins miiBte abnebmen. ba Sic
Infdufer. tpelhe 5ur Belt Die aiible
bduler bes 2anoes 5tpefs Equalization
in 2ebensmittein NIT @orrGtben fiiaeu,
ibre @eiddftisung perlieren ipiiroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
Gin Sanoiperfcritrcit.

Smei ltbrmat)er i~treiten iif, ,per
Die groBte ntl0 allsgebreitetite aunb.
i6aft babe.
sd" Iproh Der cine, roenn i'd
babe I'M portgen Sabre Dem &aiiel
bon &uBlano ieite goloene llbr repo,
rieren miiiien."
r@as oa nit Dem aaiier bon Hubi
lanb!" %entgegnete Der onbere. r3l
mir fam elmer, Dor Dem iid ielbit Der
&ailer bergen muB."
limo bicicr pur2"
Der Sobl"
n@as moqte or benn?"
~gr erlnfte mid, ibm ieine Sanb.
ubr alsSnbeIiern."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

Der finSige Cds.

nod NAL an!
Der finoise Cds.
Sd jag Sbna, mein DDS is a
g'iheiot's 3bier. @enn / anal net
oa bin, naba ihaiit er INNER 10 I'M,
oils oh er mi iuf'n tbdt'.
Sa, ia, bas lit bait Elm Sbier, oas
lelnesgleiden iuht!
- ~ y
Der Sielfraf.
9raut (Oie uere 8obnuna beIihti-
geno): Sies ioQ ,luler Speiie5im,
nler peroen, mas meinit 9u, emil?
grautigom: Samos, ourdD Sic
'hnlale Sbiir treten mir elm, uno
ourb Die breite geben mir 'nalls!
y - =
Sdlperc @abl.
Hidter: @enn Sic it,on eilten
3orn auf Den aldger hatten, muBtell
Sic i'm ood niht gIeih ein yRino-
pteb" nennen! War fam iih ia
audi gerpablter ausoriifen!
Bauer: So, miiien g, Serr Nih-
ter, niel Iilsipabl baben iller bel inns
net nit Die Sieder!
~ - ~
gusbaft.
@pbin benn, SEER Ieier?
Gum @einipirtb 8aniher, id
nlnb bel ibm men Sallfpatben ma
6enl
SabriSirt er oeun ifon mieber einc
neue Warfe9
Gtdlbamm nub Giftpils.
pWebr oils aftSie meiner 9riioer
bait on i'm Stur5 eroriift," iagte Gin
@iftpil5 geiferno 5il einem mGhtiaen
eihbaum, ben elm Sturm gei1at
bate.
Gas lit aud mein ein,iaer
Sroit!" o~rtlportete Der Gifbauml.
-
Wpbcrncr SAtuinbel.
Bie limo oenn aber bic 3nei @riit
Der 10 reihe 2eute gemoroen? I
9an3 einfah-iie baben immerfort
Inn nSelbitfoitenpreiie" perfauitl !
&1x
Yus einem S6iilcranfias. ar
Wunterr lfritt Der @eiomauus
.onrh oen @alo, gs mar elm frditi.
ger iinger Nann. aber nid) fem
9egleiter mar elm itrammer Suno.
~ - -
s Veim Wpbnmngmiet9en.
Saben Sic &inber2
Nein, Serr '@irtb.
Sunbe2
Hein!
Sefters 9eiu62
9ein!
Giiie Hdbmai6ine.
Iuh oas niht.
Soben Sic irgeno elm Muiifin4
~ltrument2
Sauobl, mir baben etpas, mas
manhmul iingt-einen often 9bce-
felIel! Ioieu!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
Gihbamm mno Giftpil,.

pMebr oils aftSie meiner 9riioer
bait on I'M Stur5 eroriift," iagte Gin
8iftpil5 geifcrnb 81 einem mGhtigen
Gihbaum, ben elm Sturm gefaat
bate.
Gas lit aud mein einsiger
Sroit!" anttportete Der GihbuuIn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
9as &amef.

Selbmebel (auf Dem aaieruenbci
sum Mefrutem: 9oHelberser, nil,
len Sic, no ole Miiite Sabara Iiegt2
! GoHelberser: 3u gefebl, Serr
JelowebeI, meiB nift!
5eIopebel: Gadte ids mir, ser
8erl weiB nidt nal, no er 8u Sauie
lit!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
- ~ ~
anitsiil.

Siinait iuurbe Elm gum Sooe ner-
itrtbeilter gerbreher sefabrlih franf.
Die Sinriftung nuroe baber aufge-
ihcben, uitb Der Delinquent Gr5tlid)
bebanoelt. Hoh einigen 8ohen be
rittete Der Nr5t 5oIgenbes an ons
@eritt: Gem bpben ariminalge-
riht becbrt iif llnter5eid)neter 81
meloen, baB Delinquent q. q. nilu.
mcbr ganslih interchangeable lit
.iino pbne Had)tfcil fir feline 8einnh.
belt bonn Sebcn gum Sooe gebraht
Dcroen farn." q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

n. 9immclsicgcn lit Der @pbltbat
2obn!
Die Gbre iliebt Gen. Der tic
iudt, unb iolat Gem. Der opr ibr iliebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
&leine @ermcdlielnnn.

Maoame: @ie it's, baben Sic
benz Sunaen bas Sieber eemeiien?
9ienitmao1en: Sa-ihon @etter
gibt'sl
Wtaoame: .@ie ioa if bas per-
iteben? :. Ih, on lieber @ott,
iest ieb' ids ia: % bat Die 8ans,
~anitatt nit Dem thermometer, nit
hem-9arometer gemeiien!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
Die auqefte.

Der giirseroerein BON Sd. feiertc
fiir5lih iein Stiftungsfcit ourh ein
groBes Jeltelien. Ser Slid mar ct.
mas 5u fnapp geratbcn, mo 10 fam
es, oab Die untere Salite Der Safel
oieles 8eridt nur aus Der Serne ge-
nieBen bilrfte. m1brenb iid) ole ODE.
rem Hegionen I'M 10 giitlid)er tboten.
gtipos ipdter erbob iih oonn elm Dor.
Itunosmttglieo, gebad)te IN id)pma.
poler Hebe berer. berten es niht 10
gut gebe mie Den Impeicroen nno
foroerte 81 elmer Sammllrns fir ole
Irlnen oili. PIN intern Saielenoe
ihltg ein ieiiter arGmer ans @las
anb iprah: .Sod,perebrte Inneien-
bel sliid) i'd balte es fir cine ihouc
Cite, i'm @pbleben Der Irnlen al
geoehfen nflo fam mid Dem Serrn
Sorreoner anid)lieBen. Seute aber,"
fibr er nit erbobemer Stimme fort,
Limb Die @aben iebr ungIeid) Der.
tbeilt moroen, uno 10 muB ih bitten,
BOB %oieienigen aiif iinieren Sbeil
olr Golefte geberL bic inns porhin
ben Slid Dor Der Naie lpessefreiien
babenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
a9aben Sic nidts III persuaen?

0puocu Sp ulujis III utI6uutH
Wit oieier betannten Srage lpllroe
elm braper Reitaurateur BON Ben Of
troibeamten am Barrier N%orobahn.
boie freitnolidit begriibt. so, obar
MIR bret toote Ibiere. ober
lebenb. besablt mlB weroen," erbielt
er 5ur troitliden antmort. Die
Sagotalbe pnroe geoffnet ulb plot,
lid iprans elm Saslein beraus nno
entrpiifte Die Shienen entlang: es
mar MIR leiht anseIdpiien poroen.
Isle miiiien brei &alen be5ablen,
oenn if babe orei geieben." erfldrte
Der gealnte, der Safe lit in Den Of
t~roibe5trf bon Haris eingefiihrt NOR.
Den. - benfe gar nift baroL
Der Sale lit niht mebr in meiner
Sasotaide uno ih besable nidt fir
i'm" rief iputbihnaubenb Ser He.
itnurateur, Den man benz 3oa6riaas
bier poriiihrte. limb oieier nabm elm
Trotofoa aui, porin cs beiBt. ser
Meitaurateur lei Elm Staatsperbre.
der, neil er Slt SinterSiebunss.
,3peden an Steae zines tobten einen
lebenoigen Saien nod Garis ge-
bradt babe, Der iid aus Dem Staubc
madte!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
-
Shlpere @abl.

8obin benn, Serr Meier?
Gum 8einfpirtb YanIder, id
nlilB bel ibm men Saufpatben ma
hen!
6abri5irt er benn i6oit pieoer cine
llelie Wurfe?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
9uppclte Woral.

Spppelfe Wtpral.
@.: 9enfen Sic nlr, Der 4. bot
iih aus SerSpeiflung iiber ieine I'M.
bebaglifen bal,slihen 8erb1itnilie
Das Srinfcn a%lgemohnt.
D.: Sebr begreiflib!
": Sa. umo bic Srau 3. bat lid,
aus 8ersmeiihrug iiber. TIRES Man.
mes 2ieoerliffeit baS Naiden ange-
mobnt.
g.: l%lnerb6rt.
2 y - y
@icliagenb.
Griter Suitggeielle: SIT 0ein
Sreuno ihon pom ieiner Sodseits.
relic 5uriid2
3iueiter Sungeeieae: ga. seitern
luur er bel mir uno bat mir utter
Sbrollcu grotulirt!
" ~ -
Sin gibcllpurf.
Gs mar einnlal cine Srau, Ole be.
gebrte INNER bon ibrem Yeihtpotcr
5u wiiien oh lie bon 8ott beltimmt
lei, IN ocn Simmel 81 fommen ODER
IN Die Sole. Der cute Yater iuhtc
bieic BON iolhen unniiseu @eoanfen
ob5ubrinsen; aber Die Srau moate
lid nidt %berubiaen lalien urro pIagte
i'm bon Gag 81 Sag mebr. gnbIid)
rib ibm Die @eoulb, unb er iprah:
pSperrt einmal @iier Maul aui."
Sas that Die Grau. Der quite Batter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
Mpbcrncr Sdjuinbcl.

8ie limo oenn aber bic 3wei 9rii-
Der 10 reide 2eute geporoen?
9an5 einfad)-iie baben immeriort
I'm nSelbltfoitenpreiie" perfauftl f,
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-12

~ Id
Cash Boys and
Bundle Wrappers i sai sG to aaY inis 5
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1910-03-12

Days at About
sell for for cash as HALF COST
E. Fixtures to be Delivered When Sale is Over
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-09
Mems


All $50 Neckwear goes at. 5 10
All $.75 Neckwear goes at s. SO
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-09
Mems Suits

ALI $1,000 Suits 60 for rS S 4.45
All $l2.50 Suits 60 for S 665
ALI $500 Suits go for S 965
All $4,000 Suits go for .$ll65
All $3.50 Suits go for .$1265
All $500 Suits go for .$1465
All $4,000 Suits 60 for .. S1665
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-09
Mems Shirts

W2n'S Shirts
All s so Work Shirts al S .33
All S1.50 Dress Shirts at S .95
AL $500 Flannel Shirts $1.25
All $3.50 Flannel Shirts. .$1.55
There are several hundred Of
these shirts, and at these prices, it
will pay you to invest for the
future. In the dress shirts, many
new patterns are shown.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-09
Mems
Dress Gloves
ALI S1.50 Dress Gloves, S .95
Mems
Suspenders

All S.75 Suspenders for $.39
All $50 Suspenders for S 19
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-21
AMERICAN RACING
kAISER'S YACHT

KEEL. GERMANY. June 21.--The
American racing schooner Westward,
owned by Alexander Cochran Smith. OF
New York and with Charles Barr. the
famous skipper. in control, started to-
day on it's first attempt 10 beat the
kaisers yacht Meteor IT was the OPP
enins race OF the famous KEEL regatta
and though the day was marred by
the absence OF the Kaiser. a brilliant
crowd gathered to witness the races
The westward was pitted against the
Meteor, the fernando. owned by Herr
Krupp Won Bohlen- Haibach; the Ham
burg, owned by the Hamburg Yachting
Club and the Sordstern, owned by Pro-
lessor Harries, of KEEL The ace, how
ever was supposed TO lie between the
Westward and the Meteor and Was
generally spoken of as race between
these two.
The course of tc~days race was from
Cuxhayen around the mouth of the Eli
he river and return. Originally IT was
planed to sail out into the sea around
a given mark and return.
The Keil regatta Will last until the
end OF the month and there will be
nine other contests between the West
ward and Meteor including those at the
Trayemude regatta Immediately fol-
lowing the KEEL festivities
The Westward was built by the
Here SHOTS in America, the builder OF
the successful cup defenders, and is be-
lieved to be one of the fastest yachts
ever built