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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09
Dave Howell Shot Thursday at
Williamson, v. Va.
Constable John B. Maynard Arrested
for the Deed and Released
Under Bond.

Dave Howell. well known in the
coal fields and towns OF the upper
Tug river country, got on one Of
his accustomed sprers last Friday
it may have been the same old
drunk and today what Is left OF
him fills grave somewhere on
Pond creek. Pike county
For some years he had been a
sort OF special policeman Of that
section. which licensed him to carry
an arsenal SO, he was scarcely
seen without his usual equipment
Of a belt full Of cartridges. two
pistols Of the largest calibcr. and Il
Winchester rifle or shot gun His
home was on Pond creek. not far
from Williamson. and this proximity
TO the county seat OF Mingo caused
him to be much In the town He
was there nearly all ut last week
and Il Is said that during this time
he was under the infurnr" Of UQ-
uor lie was IN this condition on
Thursday, 50 II Is charged, and
acted In very disordrrly manner
Why he was not locked up may ap-
pear later In this narratiy"
II Is further aid that on Friday
Howell was decidedly on the war
path. His war paint could be seen
from afar and his war bonnet waved
In the breeze lie strodr along the
streets OF Williamson, swinging his
artillery and making men tax" to
cover. Mayor pns0n went In search
Of an officer. aud found John Il
Maynard. ii constable These two
found Howell In a saloon Pinson
placed his hand on Howell shouI-
der and said he must give mp and
suffer himself to be arrested lie
did submit and. 10 II is said Was
placed in jail
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09

Mrs. Labs Wallace, who vNs mis-
taken for burglar and seriously
wounded by her husband, Is dong
very we'll II is thought that all
possible danger Is over,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09

Mrs Mollie Meek and daughter.
Irma, and Mrs. Burwell Bowen and
son, Simpson, visited relatives at
Louisa this week.-Ceredo Advance.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09

The Happening of the Unexpected.
Born. Thursday, to MIR and Mrs.
Dick vinsOn. twins "a boy ans a
girl.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Old Settlers Day.

The 26th Annual Meeting of
Magnolia Old Settlers Associa.
tion will be held at Magnolia on
Thursday, August 25th 1910.
The program will consist of:
Band and Vocal music.
Recitations,
Address by Prof. w. o. Riddle
OF Des Moines.
Carl F. Kuehnle, of Danison.
Short talks by prominent old
settlers.
Reading, by Gladys L. Kleeb,
of Woodbine.
Afne grogram with various
attractions for old and young.
Prizes will be awarded to the
oldest gentleman and lady on
the grounds; to the first born
settler, male and female; to the
earliestsettler, male and female
and to the youngestsattler pres
ent.
Ample provision to make it the
best ever. Celebrating aquar-
ter century of tho Associations
existence. COME.
Almor Stern, President.
Alma M, Fryando, Sect'y.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11


Mrs. Baldwin was operated
on at the Heise hospital yester.
day. On account of her age,
her condition is not as favorable
as might be desired but the at
tending physicians think she
will recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3 j. Heath of
Persia and Miss Mable Heath
of this city laft TODAY FOR Dal-
las, South DIX IRA i, tn. form.
ers automobile. rnav will Wis
it Mr.. A. A. Heath on his
claim there for about a month.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

Monday, Aug. 8, was Mrs. sar-
ah Hendersons' 81 birthday.
The children gave her a sur
prise. They all spent a very
enjoyable day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

Miss Belle Rider returned
to her home in Council Bluffs
after a weeks visit with friends
in this city.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

Geo. Gaver has purchased a
new electric grinding machine
which he will install in his new
meat market across the street
from where he is now located.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

Did you ever see an August
without cool spell? 1t is hot
enough during the day but the
nights are real chilly.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

VIM. Harmon form .rly of
this city has been promoted to
the position of assistant mana.
ger in the Priscilla Wooler
Mills of Providence, r. l.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

One hundred cases of divorce
have been filed in the district
court at Council Bluffs for the
next tp m nf court. Whether
the Co ,nnl Bluffs women get
tired of the men or wise versa.
Reno, Nevada is liable to lose
its divorce business to Council
Bluffs if the present rate keeps
up.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

Miss. Anna Smiley of Wash
ing, D. c. is in the Valley for a
few months visit with her par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Shily
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Mrs. John Goodrich and Miss
Bessie Roden are in Omaha to-
dav.

Mrs. C. C. Norris returned
60 her home in Grand Island
today.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

The Late State Convention.
The Des Nouns Capital, in an
editorial, in part says:
1T is remarkable how soon
men pass off the stage. Their
years of activity are short.
Those whn survive until 1912
will probably find the republi-
can or progressive insurgent or
standpat convention in The hand
OF an entirely new generat,on
The old Buys will b. releg glted
to the back seats !"
How true this is. Fos forty
years we atten led the Safe,
District and County conventions
in this State, and most of these
gatherings we took an active
part, not only in such c,nven-
tions, but also in the canvass
that followed. Our acqu aintance
with the leading men of the
state, especially the democracy,
was pretty general, and yet at
the last State convention we at
tended, some ten years ago, we
found ourself in a body of men
largely strangers to us. AS the
Capital truly remarks: cit is
remarkable how soon men pass
off the stage"
To attend a State convention
now would be almost like atten-
ding public meeting in a for
eign land. New men-new IA
ces and new measures seem to
have taken the place of old fa-
ces and measures, and a new
generation have grown up that
know not Joseph
Well, be it so, we, like many
others, have outlived our USE
fullness, and the present is but
an age of rest from our labors,
to give place to a younger and
up.to-date generation, but will
they prove themselves more pa
triotic or more faithful to duty
than the retired men, is a ques-
tion that time alone can tell.
We are proud, however, to ac-
knowledge the marked ability
of some of our young men who
are coming to the front as lead
ers, and will, no doubt, make a
record honorable to themselves
and the State. The field is a
large one, and the opportunity
to advance is great, and our
young men have but to grasp
the opportunity to write their
name high up in the temple Of
fame, there to be admired by
future generations. No other
country on the globe holds out
80 many opportunities to the
young men to cline as ours.
Here the door of preferment is
thrown wide open to all, rich or
poor alike, to become leaders of
men. No position 80 exaulted
that the poorest boy In the land
may not aspire to it, and reach
it too. We must, therefore, re-
member that honor is as honor
does that position does not give
license to defraud, that the tru-
~ great are. the truly good, and
that tney who live on the page
of history are those who trust
their reputation to the eternal
principles of justice and honor;
no dark political act of suspi.
cion must darken their charac-
ter, every public act must be Of
such a character as to be able to
bear the light of day. To be
young, therefore, is an passport
to success, nor is age a disqual-
fication for preferment, but all
must depend upon ability and
integrity, and while the old do
not wish to engage in battle as
in the days of their youth, yet
they are not to be nstrasiz I'd or
forgotten, remembering that it
was said of '.l,i: sd men frr
e ,unceI-v.,i"g IN far war. .
Let the old rest fr.,n their la
bors, leaving the young 10 tax.
NO the work left over by thei.
fathers and n,lsh on IN hiO hn,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

Mrs. r. G. Lahman is visiting
Mrs Harold Hackley, in Coun-
ell Bluffs TODAY. Mr.. Hackley
is now in Harlan, and they will
move to that place in the near
future.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

Drs. Hanchett and DeVore
on Arthur Mcintosh
at the Heise hospital yesterday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
EAT WHAT YOU
WANT TO EAT
If Your Child Swallowed
Copper Penny Would You
Give 1t Nitric Acid to
Digest 1t?


If you have Indigestion, you
require no medicine to digest
your food but a remedy to put
your stomach into condition so
that it can do the work for
which it was given you.
Miller's Dyspepsia Cure con-
tains no medicine to digest
your food, nor does it restrict
your diet, but it cures indiges-
tion by conditioning your stom-
ach to perform its functions.
For sale by j. D. Brown & Son
in Missouri Valley.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Brown
are in Omaha today.

DR.. Hugh Tamisiea reports
the birth of an eight pound
daughter to MIR. and Mrs. G. c..
Matison.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

j. j. Sullivan goes to Omaha
tomorrow to attend the funeral
of his old army conrad, S. S.
Peters, who died in that city
yesterday. Mr.. Sullivan and
Mr.. Peters were members of
the same cavalry company dur
ing the war.
j. S. Dewell left for Glen
wood this morning ON business.
Geo. johnson left for Mar
shalltown last evening. He
takes charge of the station
there during the absence of
the regular agent.
Mrs. d. ]. Adlum was an
Omaha passenger this morning.
Misses Lena Graham, Ada
Beagle and Salome Fitzgibbon
visited friends in Cal Jet. last
evening
Miss Pearl Evans attended a
dinner party in Logan last
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Brown
are in Omaha today.
Breathe Hyomei and cure
catarrh bottle of Hyomel SO
cents; with inhaler, $l.OO.
Robt. w. Harvey guarantees it.
Fine for coughs, colds and sore
throat. a1O.12
DR.. Hugh Tamisiea reports
the birth of an eight pound
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. G. C.
Matison.
Miss. Anna Smiley of Wash
ing, D. G. is in the Valley for a
few months visit with her par
|ents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Shily
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

Mrs. Guy Everett and Mrs.
Morris Hearn are in Omaha to-
day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
Q a 3 T q RIA

Dr.. John Tamisiea reports a
hov born tn Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Riley this morning.
Marshal Milliman leaves to-
morrow morning for Eldora
with the two boys who confess.
ed to thenumerous burglaries.
Miss Gertrude Cox writes
friends in this city that her
mosher Mrs. John l.. Cox is
confined to her bed by a severe
case of sickness.
Charles Smith has the con-
tract for removeing the water
from the basement of the Opera
House. He has a gasoline en-
r'na nnmping night and day,
and has lowered the water some
two feet.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

We have heard of people who
robbed graveyard, but Dunlap
Iowa, has new kind of thief,
one who broke into their school
building, last Sunday night, and
stole the material that was be.
ing used for the repairing Of the
building.
Mrs. H. B. Coe is still very
low,
The following young people
attended a picnic in Logan last
vsnng given hy the Misses
Ml!llman at their home.
Misses Lottie McGavren, Ed.
ith Amen, Pearl Myers and
Messers Adm Brown, D ,nnis
Kirlin. Ross Mclaughlin and
Bruce Mc7avren.
Partisan Sage is the ideal,
d nny perfumed hair dressing
that is not sticky or greasy.
IL i: especially recommended
to women who desire lustrous
and luxnrant hair Eradicates
dandruff, stops falling hair, or
money back. Ask r hit. W.
Harvey. A large bottle 5Oc.
a1O.l2
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11

Miss Pearl Evans attended a
dinner party in Logan last
evening.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-08-11
is. Dewell left for Glen
wood this morning on business.
Mrs. D. ]. Album was an
Omaha passenger this morning.

Misses Lena Graham, Ada
Beagle and Salome Fitzgibbon
visited friends in Cal Jet. last
evening
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Die gesenmartisc gbeucrnna

miro iebt audi nod Dem Sarmer in Die
Shube eeihoben. @s bebauptet
ndmlib bas nNeip gorfer Sournal Of
Commerce" unb bas Commercial
Bulletin: nSie beitimmte llriahe
fitr Die &reile liegt in Der Sieferun9
BON Seiten Ser Yrobu5enten uno Der
Na1fragc Der ~Gouiumenten, nift in
Der manipulation 9erer. Die bel Der
o~eriteQun9 unb @ertbeilung tbdtig
1as Der GARNER fir &ei5cn
ulo Wais .prbere, Made Den Srets.
niht mas Der 5,uiifenbdnhler beans
ipru6t. @6enIo tperoe Der Sreis bon
unb Rplterei : Yrpbutten
our6 bic Irpbuftipnsfpiten beoingt.
8os Die St~apelartifel Mcbl, 5leiih,
@eilascl, Butter, Gtcr, an oenen ii6
Der AufihIae am meiiten fiiblbar
Made. anbetrifft, 10 babe pirfli6 Der
Snrmer mebr als Der aaufmarm Den
8ortbei( Daran. Combination uno
Equalization babe perbdltniBmdBig
bantit gu tbun. Sebr ihon
mare bas ia. penn Der Sarmer eins
NAL ben tpirfliden @%ertbpreis fir
icine 8robufte erbalten piirbe. Sas
fir nrbeitet er bart oas gauge Sabr
burh. 4ber odnu iolte audi elm
smiihet ben berrihenben
Greiien mnn Arbeitsl5bnen itattfinben,
berbeisefiibrt mcrben.f Sas lit iebod]
bis iest i'm 4lgemeinen ni6t Der Sal.
6. q. H. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Siperie grpfem.

Ser nahfol9enbe Irtitel lit Der
ySort 8aibinstou 3eitung" entnoms
men utb itammt o 81. 6. geder.
DEM betanuteu Sarmeri6reiber bon
Srebouia, @is. Ser 2eier persleihe
ieinen Irtifel nit iencm ii6er rSie
seseuipdrtise Sbeuerun9". Serr
Seder ihreibt:
Gs lit 9epiIiermaBen erfreulih,
penn mar in oieier 3eit audi eiumal
eineu perniinfti9en Irtitel iiber Sanb>
rp%irtbidnft in elmer 3eitung finbet.
ginen iol6en las i6 in Der .ader>
unb @urtenbau3eitung" bonn /. ga
mar bieies Sabres. Serlelbe lit in
8cmdBigtcm Conc 9e6dlteu unb iads
~peritdnpig 9cIhriebeu. 10 paB man
bn5 ~@au3c NIT bem Srdbifat gut"
be5ci6nen lam. @s ipiro pobl audi
barin berpurgebpben, bab Die Yroz
BUTTON o 9rupitoffen nidt in slcis
dem WtaBe 5unebme, tpie Die Sepolfez
rung u~uieres 2anbes. @s lei nift
mebr, mic Dor einiseu Sabr5ebnten.
ais burh ben Ban bon giienbabnen
Der srobe 9~oropcitcn eridloiien
lputrbe uno bon bort aus u~ngebeuere
Wnilen @ei3en allf ben Martt famen.
Sns bon Nutltr aus urbare Ireal lei
10 5iemli6 aligegriffen; paraus err
9ebe lid Der untrilglide ShlllB, bab
Die 8ei5enprobuttion 10 anudbernb
ibreu @%ipfelpuntt erreiht babe uuo
mir idlieBli6, itatt 81 crportireu. IN
uaber 3ufunft Srobitoffe lperoen int
portiren miiiieu.
Sics Iaes lit fpabr unb bon bens
fcnbeu Sarmern i6on ldnait iebns
iii6tig eripartct iporben. Iub lit es
pabr, baB in Dem lebteu brciBig Bis
pier5ig Sabreu ui6t mr. bier in @iss
coniiu. ionbern aud in anbern Staaz
ten Die Erobuftiuu bon 8ei5en
merflih obeenommen bat. ipdbreno
in Der Srpouftion bon anoeren Cereal
lien cine sroBe 3unabme 81 per8eid,s
men lit. Soma p~rpbu5ierte i'm Sabre
1S69-29,435.6S2 8llI6el 8ei5en.
1,960.7S9 gui6el @erite;
1S79-31,154,205 8uidel 0ei5en,
4,022.56S 9uI6el @erite;
1880 S.249.SS6 Suifel @ei5en
13,406,122 8uitel 8erite;
1902. 769,440 8uifel 8eisen,
1S.059,060 9uidel @erite;
1909 7,446.0O0 8uidel @eiSen,
10.S00.000 Suihel @erite.
Gus pbiger Sabelle lit eriihtlid,
baB, ipie Die 8ei5enprobuttion absez
nommen, Die Geriteu : Yrobuftion 3lls
0enommen bat. SIS mar bics bic
natiirlihe Solse Der erbarmliben
Hreiic, bic mir fir nniern Weiseu
befameu. Die GARNER lmlroen lp3tz
iageu se5mungen, Den @ei5enbau 81
unterlanen unb ii6 anbern 3peiacn
Der 2auopirtbidaft susulpcnpeu. mic
4. 9. Der Wolterei. Der Iilhntrtbz
Idnft. 8dre Der @%eiSeupreis immlcr
getpeien, ipic iebt. 10 mare pic Yrps
button niht 10 Iebr nieber9cennWeu.
SIS fnnn urto fpnntc bod fislidJ Niea
mani uerlanseu nub criuarten, baf
bic Snrmer nit srofcn Scrluiten mr..
beiten %ipllten, MIR 81 benz 3mefe, ben
Stabtleuteu, oh reid poer arm, biliscs
Srun su lieicrn. SIS ware wirtlirb
suuiel ucrianst, beipnbers mod ncss
bnlb, neil Nles, mas Der Sarmcr
fauien mnf, fiinilidl pertbeucrt mirb,
serapc Der Irbcitcr wescn. (Sp
lasen bod Die Acknowledgement
gu Sbi9em lei Nun nod bcmrrft,
bab Der Coll nuf &ei5cn. % Gents
per Suidel. inns fcineu Gent Nlben
9cbrndbtl bat, lpeil mir nod iebcS
Sabr @ei5cn egportiren fonnten. Sm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

8c9eutbeil, Der ein5ige 8ci3cn, Der
importirt nurbe, lpar fir Saatgut
beitimmtt; neil Nun Die GARNER, ipelfe
beulelben nts annern 2dnDeru einz
filhrten, % Gents auf Geoen 8ui6el
mebr be5ablen muBten, 10 ut es bod
ionnenflar, baB Der 3oQ Den Sarmern
nift MIR nidts 9euubt, ionoeru ge>
ihabet bat. Sieier 3oa purbc in
Den pcrihienenen aufeinonber iolgcnz
Den 5arif9eieBen itcts beibebalten,
nm Den Sarmern 81 8eigeu, ipie pdterz
liG fir lie 9eior9t ipiro, gerabe 10 gut,
rie fir Die S%abritantcn. aber!
Snbeiien t0unen lid bic Sarmcr
bnrauf perloi1en, ouB. lpern Die 3ett
fommt, lpenn Der gebarf an 9rob>
Itcffeu Die Yropnftion iiberiteigen
ipirD unD iold1c importirt lperpen
n%tiiien. Der Gon9rcB beitiirmt miro,
ben 3oa auf 8ei5en ~auf5u6ebcu. I'M
ben Stabtleuten bas 8rob nift 81
iebr 81 p%ertbeuern, 'geraoe bann,
ipenn Der 3oll enblth cinntal ben
Sarmern etpas nuBen tonnte.
8etl Die 9 utterpreiie BEN
Stabtleuten 81 bod itnb, baben it'd
Die Srauen in mebrereu StdDten 3uz
lnmmeu entihloiien, nur nod Cleo
mlargarin, alias Sdienbutter gu faus
fen. go gut meinen lie e5 NIT ben
Sarmern. IS lit mabr, Yutter lit
tbeaer, aber uer %bcbauptet benin, ban
bic 5armer baran fhnlb ieien? Ser
Sarmcr bat 1T bcr SDrmnlirnns Der
Marttpreiie nid,ts 5u iasen. Sat er
mas ST. p~erfanfen, 10 mns CT an.
ncbmen, mas linn sebpten miro;
mil CT irsenb ettpas ~fauten, 10 mue
CT be5ablem, mas Der Srdmer per=
lanst.
Sene Sficnbutter Sicbbuber iouen
bebenfen, boB Iie ben reiden
Shladtbarrsbeiisern in Die SGnpe
arbeiteu. Sum ia. Die S6lahtbauss
leute iinb gepib Die Sreunbe Der Grs
better. ilbem lie linen biui9es SleiIh
liefern. @obl befomn's Die Sues
0larearit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25

- 9as pa6re @ut lit Die @eniigz
lamfeit, unb Die Benii9iamfeit bal
iiberau eenis.
auf Der SenuipIpania grpcrie
mcntsS Citation babeu 9riiublife Ser
Jude ergeben, baB 81 Der .galancer
Station" fir Itlfpieb Der Hpgaenz
idrot Dem slei6en @eipidDt an 9taisz
i6rpt fir Den geildertrag 9leihz
fpmmt.
- Otander GARNER, Der lcin Siet
rob %bcbanoelt. bat lpobl nod nibt ocz
oadt. mas ibm bas gri6redeu Der
Wilhtiibe fpItet. Sic liebreif be-
bunbelte Sub miro Ielten bart Sll
melten fem pber Die Wlil6 5uriids
halten.
Gs gibt nod cine Icuse Snrs
mer. Die lid feline toitIpicligcn Stals
lungeu leiiteu fonncu unb in Den alien
.Sbads" gcbt Der @inp uup 3icbt pic
&dlte burd ale Sll9eu unb 8infel.
Die alien Iuiieplcr puBten ii6 81
belien. inpem tic Die SGter etpn
5lpei SUB nit Sumpibeu ooer Strpb
bebedtcu uuo mlh ouf dbnli6c 8eiie
Die Scitcn 10 gut nic moglid.
ifiibten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
Mhtuna, Tarmer!

rant Chr 0aier. pen. aartoHe lu. SSsi3eu. aora.
Sosseu. gerite, @ier. butter ODER liberhaupt
ireenopeld,e jarmoruoutte 81, oertnnien? a99euu
Soma. uno iragt i'm nm ieine 9reiie. Wlan
cbreiiire eiuindh: \. Y. Naale. Dubuque. 3olua.
N, b. perr Husle fault uno ~uertalir ag.p
Stabts uub 6armeiaenthum
Heim snreibea crpabue nan gen. bieieS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
spab mub and ieiH.
Gtiuas Nn0ercs.

5rau: Sd babe Sbnen bod &c,
ia9t, DOB if oet Sergennten niht
lnebr i'm 9auie buloe, nno er lit
DION tpieoer bier!
aotin: 9lber. gnaoige 5ralt, es
it ia elm anoerer!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
~ ~ ~
8eoanfeuleicn.

Gin beriibmter 8eoonfcnleicr irno
Spiritiit unterbalt lid mo icine
Mitpaiiagiere I'M giienbabncoupee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-01-25
8ein S5eiratbspermittler.

Sie Game, laut bieier Ybotosras
pbie. bat guar fcin Sermosen. aber
IN ibren Ibcrn rolt blnues Slllt unb
ibre 8angen babeu einen ipunoerz
barren rotben Sd,ein.
Cine NIT rptbcm 9lut uno sriinen
Sheinen mare mir idpn lieber.