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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25

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it's bcr."
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25

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ME gebubten Mnblif. Gr nnnbcrtc
5mild)cn Den @rabiteinen ,lrlb Wtonul-
meltten bin, Inn Oieic, oft lpo6rc
&unImerfe, al beiebcn. Mlli elmer
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S%en'enmaitn, anoipen 81 bredcn,
mabrerlo er melfe 9lunen, sic lana.
lam 9lott i'm 9lott perlicrcn, per-
ldont? @ie piel SbrGnen m0act
lpobl bes ainbes lpegel gefloIien
lein2 @er miro Inn mid ,ucinen.
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alf. ,lber nift Der bloiie. bleidiiih-
tige Mono, ipic man i'm IN Nol
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tolld)t, lfNpebtc aleih elmer iclrigen
augel am bunflen Na1tbimnrl
babin.
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lagcn bellte Nod)mittog Die i6mar5,
augigen ainoer geipielt, ~orai9cn
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ben. Cine pole Nltitimnle be0allit
orinncn 81 iingcn unb Saul blieb
cinen Nngelblid itebelL INN Sil Dor.
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ltnb einem @eiiibl gciimgen, oub Der
Sanld)er oapon gang cr9rifien muroc.
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lpebmiItbigen Mclooieen Der iriidcl
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title &adt.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25
Nd)tscbntcs &apitel.
GinIam IN ulten Eager
SGdclt Grinncrung;
Gin5elne @eaen ihlagen,
Hanifen berauf pie Sagen:
Scr5, aild) Gll morIt Jung.
3 8roB B.

@ieber iino cinige Sabre pergan.
gen. Gin %molfenloier blallcr Simmel,
mic er MIR Dem Siiben eigen lit,
ipnnnte lid iiber Die id)0ne grobe
Stabt nit ibren TalGiteil, Den Sbiir-
men, nit ibren @drten ulb 8ilen
aus, pelder einen berrlihen Sag
perIprah. Sm jeucm Sallie bort, an
elmer Ger belcbfeiten StraBen, offnetc
lih Elm Seniter, uno elm Wann nit
gefurhter Stirn uto matten, abge-
Ipannten 3iiaeu mitroe in bemielben
iidtbar. Die fiible Mcrgenluft Inn.
ipielte ieiue beiBen Shldfen unb Die
glan5lolcn Nlllgen 5eirgtel BON elmer
ihlniloien Gaft. Tas 5%allberbaite
Silo ba untcn ifien leinen glid at
feiieln, benn lange blieben Die Nllgen
oarauf boften. Der mGhtige Strom
lag Dor ibm i'm bellen Sriiblingsion'
nenglan5c. 8agen, 2arreu uno
SuBgGnger bepegten iid in oidtem
@eorGnge iibcr Die ihoie groBe
Bride. aui Dem Silai riefen Die
3eitungstrGser, ole @emiiie- nno
SruhtpcrfGuicr ld)reien0 ibre $500
ren ans ulo bon Den bobcn Sbiirmen
Der rmben aird)en lallteten ole
@loden sur Sriibmeiic.
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terlben Wtorgcu b%iilausblidte, 5og es
ipie elm itiacr Srieoe in leine Seele.
9tod, INNER irrte er lumber, bon
einem 2onb, bon elmer Stabt 5llr an.
bern. Gr bottc es pcrmieoeh bieie
Stubt 81 beriibren, neil er Dor SAB.
rem bier icine Satin 10 unerpartct
geieben. mo bod bate Der geitrigc
Mbeno i'm, elmer ullabmeiSbaren, &C.
beimniBpollen Wad)t folgenb, iuieoer
bierber geiiibrt.
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ioeben brad)te eilt 0iencr linn Den
W%orgenfoifec u1b mGbreno er Den
bebaglid id)liirfte, pertiefte er iid oa.
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lid 5udte er suiammen, oas Sci.
tungsblatt in ieiner Suno ~5itterte nic
Gspenlalih i'm Winoe.
@on nntcn fer orangen Die Zone
elmer 9rebprgel 0urd) Dos oifenc
Seniter 81 inn berein. Eaill fannte
Die Welobie. meldc lie ipiclte. red)t
gut, bate er lie friiber ood) ielbit oft
%geiungen. SSebt ficl aud cine i6rille
Stinlme nit elm. mo
SID nie it's mDglih oanil,
0aB ih cid laiien fann
Sab did bon Ser5cn lie6,
Dos alnube mir!"
baltic es Ourd) Die Worgenluft. 8a.
rem cs Die belltidcn @orte i%ibcrballpt.
ODER Die @prte bieies 2ieOes. ipeld)e
i'm 10 erreaten2 0ieQeidt milBtc CT
iid) ielbit feline Hcdenifoit bariibcr
ob5ulegen. Gr lebnte iid in icincn
Seiiel Sliriid unb bei6attete Die Nit
gen nit Der Sano. nm lid gail5 III.
gcitort icinen @coonfeu b%in5rlgcbcn.
"a, mar CT e. ocnn mirflid) geipcicli,
Der o lalgcu Sobren bicics Cleo
nit 10 GROCER 9cgciiterulg, nit 10
tieiem, mabrcm @eiiibl Der @elic6.
ten porgeiunacn2 IS fam linn Dor.
lpic Elm WGrdcn aus Der ainoerscit,
pic ein Sronm Der Hod)t. -Scin
Scr5 pod)tc bciti9er, JIG itanben wic.
Der Dor linn, lie tolld)tcn ans Dem
Tunfcl Der Scrgeiicnbeit bcrpor,
oieic id,oncn, nnmiebcrbringlide,
S%ugcnoiabrc! Satte CT ielbit emit 10.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-03-18
Miss Thaxton's Glass Recital.

At the Improvement Club Hall to
night at eight o'clock Miss Maggie
Belle Thaxton's Expression Class will
give another of those delightful enter
tainments which has so pleased the
large audiences which have attended
heretofore. The program is so varied
as to suit all tastes and comprises some
rare selections mover heard on a stage
here before. The advancement made
by the pupils is source of much pride
to them and their parents and friends
no less than to their indefatigable'
pains-taking, faithful teacher, and the
recitation this evening will no doubt
redound to their honor and add to the
laurels already won by Miss Thaxton as
a teacher. In order to have sufficient
room for those most interested the small
sum of rs cents for adults and 10 cents
for children will be charged. No re-
served seats on this occasion.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-03-18
prominent Merchant BItten.

Considerable mad dog excitement was
created Tuesday afternoon when Mr..
w. ]. Nesbitt vas quite severely bitten
by dog belonging TO Mr.. Tom Tucker.
1t seems that Mr.. Nesbitt was just en-
tering his store and passed close to the
dog when the animal snapped his left
limb above the knee and sank three
teeth into the flesh. Marshal Pope,
soon after, started on search for the
dog and succeeded in wounding him
with pistol shot, but the dog reached
home and is still alive. The immedi
ate fear Of rabies has subsidized and
Mr.. Nesbitt ascribes the bite to the vi.
cious nature of the dog. MIR. Lowell
Hill narrowly escaped being bitten by
the same dog earlier, but the teeth
only caught his clothing. Mrs. Tucker
states that the dog was neither mad
nor vicious. but was only guarding her
baby from the approach OF strangers.
Mrs. Tucker had allowed the dog to
follow her down town and left the baby
carriage and dog en- the sidewalk while
she did some trading in Mr.. Nesbitt's
store. and her version Of the affair is
that the dog, having been used to pro-
tecting her home during the absence OF
of his master, assumed the right Of
protector over the baby while itsmotheI
was in the store. and the supposition is
that Mr.. Nesbitt was too close to the
carriage to suit the dog and he asserted
his rights.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-03-18
Or. HALLS LECTURE PLEASED
.l.How to Get Married and Stay So"
wan an Entertaining Theme.

The Crystal Theatre was the scene
of another happy gathering Monday
night when DR.. VIM. Edwin Hall de-
liyered bis famous lecture on "How to
Get Married and Stay So" under the
auspices of the Baraca and Philathea
societies of this city, O1ly medium.
sized audience was in attendance but
they had fun enough for the whole town,
the house being filed with good humor
and laughter. Representatives from
the two societies occupied the stf ge
and lent charm TO the frescoed scenery
with their grace and dignity but when
the humor and wit of the lecturer made
a target of first one side and then the
other their staid demeanor was forced
TO give way to hilarity, the audience
heartily joining In. DR.. Hall told many
t"uths, painted word pictures most
beautifully and gave advice that will lie
..of lasting benefit, provided it is needed.
he warned the girls about the evils tf
.tlirting and ''mashing' strangers and
advised them to ignore the dudes and
adrones and devote their attention to
the honest, faithful young man who
earned his bread by the sweat of his
brow and was proud of it, The mar
ried people also came in for share of
wholesome advice that would make the
world happier if it was only carried out
The lecturer was not at his best. on &C
count of sore throat, but the lecture
was we'll received, highly enjoyed and
all who attended got more than their
moneys worth OF fan and good advice.
AS an Introductory here DR., Hall gave
afree lecture at the Improvement Club
hall Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock on
"Man, His Origin,' which was highly
pleasing. Combined with fluent flow
of language DR.. Hall is character
actor of merit aud his impersonations
add spice and variety to his humor, wit,
pearls of thought and horse sense
Fort Pierce news., 1910-03-18
PLATFORM OF CANDIDATE FEE
Five Important Planks ON Which
He Bases Appeal for Votes

For member OF the Legislature, mote
than any other county or State office.
ones qualifications depend not so much
on one's personal attainments, his busi-
ness attainmenJs and pleasant manners
as on the beliefs which he holds on the
matters which must come before lhe
Legislature.
1t would, therefore, seem that can
didate who bases his claims 10 thfa
Office on his personal popularity and on
personal appeal for votes, necessarily
reflects on the intelligence OF his con-
stituency, unless he has irst laid basl
on which to make that appeal.
A candidate for this Office should %
far as 1t Is possible beforehand lay
down certain principles according %
which he will conduct his office 80 that
If he is accepted by the voters he cep
know that he truly represents his con
stitueucy.
In making my appeal to the voters p
st. Lucie county do so upon the fo|4
lowing platform:
First. In the event the prohiblt0ry
amendment is adopted by the people
laws should be enacted TO enforce pro
hibtion Of the liquor traffic. II ths
amendment is.not adopted. the present.
laws should be maintained.
Second, That race track gambling
according TO it's present practices,
subversiye OF the best interests Of tho
State, and the present law, which g9es
into effect in 1911, should be retained
upon the statute books.
Third. Taxes should be equalizfd
The burden of taxation should be liehl|
ened upon improvements and enter
prise.
Fourth. The railroad commissiq
should be strengthened in securing bed
ter service and lower freight rates b
our products and in preventing al
crimination against our products Ia a
vor Of other localities and foreign coe|
tries.
Fifth. Since Congress hes submitted
to the Legislatures Of the various STATED
an amendment to the Constitution
the United States on the question
the income tax, and Florida being OIL
Of the few States which has not acte|
upon the amendment. the Legisiatu1
should place Florida on record in favol
OF the income tax ameudment to th|
Federal Constitution.
Most respectfully,
FRED FEE
Fort Pierce, Fla, March 18th, 1910
Fort Pierce news., 1910-03-18
THE TORONTO MALE QUARTETTE
Famous Singers at Improvement
Club Hall April First.

After two years of phenomenal sue
cess in their home city and surround
ing Canadian territory the Toronto
Mals Quartette is now making It's Sec
one tour Of the United States, and will
appear In the Improvement Club hall,
Fort Pierce, on Friday evening, April
LIST. this being the fourth and last
Lyceum number for this season,
The sympathetic blending OF voices
in ensemble. precision OF attack and
brilliant forte effects produced, make it
equal, II not superior, to any quartet
now before the public.
The repertoire is varied and exten'
sive, including both classical and popu'
lar nusic, rendered in such manneras
TO please the most cpltical audience.
Scotch selection ln costume and the
playing Of the novelty instrument
Maroharp, add variety tothe entertain
ment.
The management takes pleasure II
presenting this organization Of higl
class artists. They are young men o.
sterling character, possessing voices o
excollent quality
This quartet will appear AT the I'm
provement Club hall. Friday evening
April lst Reserved seats will be Of
sale at the ST.. Lucie Drug Store, price
Fort Pierce news., 1910-03-18
CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT EASTE
The Date This Year-March 81,
is Unusually Early.


An interesting train of thought
suggested by the fact that Easter VI
come unusually this year March 27t
(which. to the minds of some peopl|
predicts an early spring. The earlIe'
date upon which Easter may fall
March %, but ia period Of more tha
200 years the conditions brought
upon that day but once, in 1916. TI
dates have been calculated from 1786
2Ol3, both inclusive, being twelve cycll
Of the moon. Only four times 10 tai
extended period has Easter come
early as March %. 1t may come al IA
as April %, as it did in 1886. but il VA
not again strike that late date uni
1943. In 179l it occurred upon April
but it will be the year Of grace Poll b
lore it is again as late. The next q n
Easter will be 1913, when il win q
upon March %. The day for Easter
the result OF an astronomical calceI I
tion. It falls upon the first SundaS '
lowing the first full moon alter
vernai equinox. The sun CROSSES
spring equinoctlal line on March p
that day should be a Saturday and
moon reach the full that night
next day, March %, would be Easf
This concurrence Of events, sls|
has been recorded bu. once in eet
Hated period covering beyond zoo 49,
Fort Pierce news., 1910-03-18
JOHN SCHOTTLER,
w. r JACKSON, Chairman.
Secretary q Treasurer.

On motion The Fort Pierce News
was deignated to publish the call for
the primary, and the st. Lucie County
Tribune was awarded the printing OF
tickets, etc.
The appointment of inspectors and
clerks Of election was left over until
the next meeting of the committee,
The secretary was instructed to noti-
fly all members of the county commit
tee to be present at the next meeting
or send in names of those who would
serve as inspectors and clerks.
There being no further business the
committee adjourned to meet on Satur-
urday, April 18th, at which time the
ticket will be made up and other i'm
portant matters attended to.
Fort Pierce news., 1910-03-18

office for which he is a candidate.
Such applications for all candidates
for county Offices to have their names
printed upon the ballots shalled be filed
with the chairman of the County Ex-
ecutive Committee on or before the 1lth
day Of April, 1910, and such applica-
tion shall be accompanied with the
amount required by the committee as
to each candidate for any county Office.
All candidates for members Of the Leg
islature shall file similar application
as that herein provided, TO be filed with
the County Executive Committee on or
before the 1lth day Of April, 1910, and
no other applications will be received
after this date, but the assessment re-
'quired of such candidate for the Office
of member OF the Legislature shall be
made as herein provided TO the respect.
i've County Executive Committee.
Each candidate for Office beirg voted
for shall have the right tc place one
watcher and challenger at the polling
place in each precinct in the county
which said watcher and challenger shall
be entitled to be present during the en-
tire time the polls are open to challenge
votes, and also to witness the counting
of votes, and certify to the results after
the polls are closed.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee shall meet at one o'clock, p. tn., on
May 4th, 1910, at the court house in
Fort Pierce, Florida, and publicly can
vass the returns, and declare what can.
didates have been nominated by ma
Iority vote for each county Office, anc
in what cases second primary viii
have to be held.
JOHN SoHoTTLER,
Fort Pierce news., 1910-03-18
PRIMARY ELECTION CALL ISSUED
BY COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Circuit Judges Name Will Appear on Ticket Despite State
Committees Decision to the Contrary

Pursuant to call by the chairman
the Democratic Executive Committee
of st. Lucie county met Tuesday after
noon at the court house to make ar
rangements and issue the call for the
primary election in conformity with
the action of the State committee.
The following members were present.:
John Schottler, chairman, Ankona: W..
r. Jackson, secretary, Fort Pierce, G..
A. Braddock, Sebastian; A. Lamont,
White City,
The meeting was called to order by
Chairman Schottler, who stated the
object Of the meeting, and Secretary
jackson was appointed to prerare the
primary call.
The question of whether or not the
name of the circuit judge should go on
the ticket in defiance of the State com
mittee, caused considerable discussion
and State Committeeman Olmstead who
Was IJIGS6ub SApidllSh JhO dSbiOh VI VhO
committee, whereby the judges were
left out of the State call He stated
that conditions here were such that
it made no difference, and that the
county committee was at liberty to do
as the members saw fit, The commit
teemen decided that as it made no ma
terial difference in this circuit and the
sentimeut of the people seemed to be
in favor of voting on all officials, a
motion was made and carried that the
name of the circuit Judge be placs ed on
the ticket and be voted for in the pri-
mary.
The following was read by the Sec
retary and after preliminary discussion
on various points and assessment ol
candidates it was adopted as the official
primary call:
Fort Pierce news., 1910-03-18

The Epworth League gave deIigl
ful social last Friday evening at ia
Methodist parsonage, which was ~
attended and thoroughly enjoyed b
all present. Music. games, recitations
ETC., whiled away the evening and d
licious refreshments were served
Fort Pierce news., 1910-03-18

to vote, who paid their poll taxeslegally
due on the second Saturday in the
month preceding such primary cleo
tion, and who shall when challenged
by any elector pledge on oath or in
writing before an Inspector, upon his
honor, to abide by, support the result
Of such primary, and vote for the nom.
inees thereof.
Each elector in the county qualified
to vote in said primary elections shall
have the right to vote in said primaries
for:
One candidate for United States SEN
ator;
One candidate for Representative in
Congress
Two candidates for Justices OF the
Supreme Court;
Two candidates for State Railroad
Commissioner;
One candidate for State Auditor
One candidate for Judge of the Cir
cult Court Seventh judicial Circuit
One candidate for the House OF Rep
resentatives of Florida Legislature
One candidate for County Assessor
of Taxes;
One candidate for County Tax Col
lector;
One candidate for County Treasurer;
One candidate for Superintendent
Public Instruction;
One candidate for County Prosecut-
ing Attorney;
One candidate fop Fish aud Game
Warden;
One candidate for Supervisor Of Reg
istration
One candidate for Justice of the
Peace
One candidate for Constable.
Each such elector in the respective
county commissioners districts in the
county shall have the right to vote foI
one county commissioner.
Each such elector in the respective
school board districts in the county
shall have the right to vote for one
member OF the county school board.
Each such elector in each such voting
precinct in the county shall have the
right to vote for one member of the
County Democratic Executive Com
mittee
One candidate for member of the
State Democratic Executive Committees
One candidate for Second District
Congressional Committee.
Each elector shall have the right to
vote for or against State convention.
The voting shall be by ballot on tick
cts furnished by the County Executive
Committee, and at the close OF such
election the inspectors and clerks shall
proceed to canvass the vote in accord
ance with the State law and shall al
once forward duplicate returns to the
chairman and secretary of ohe County
Executive Committee at the courI
house In Fort Pierce, Florida.
The assessments to be paid by the
various candidates are as follows;
Fort Pierce news., 1910-03-18

At a meeting of the Democratic Ex-
ecutive Committee of ST. Lucie county,
Florida, held 10 Fort Pierce, Florida,
March 18th, 1910, pursuant to notice,
the following call for primary elec-
tien was adopted
The Democratic County Executive
Committee ofSt. Lucie county, Florida,
hereby call and provide for the holding
of Democratic primary election TO be
held in compliance with the laws OF
Florida, said primary to be held in
the legal polling place in each cleo
tion district, during the hours fixed
by law for the holding of elections, 90
Tuesday, the 10th day OF May, lSlO,
for the nomination of all Democratic
candidates for office, State and county,
to be voted for by the Democratic cleo
tors atthe general election 10 be held
November 9th, 1910, and to be appoint
ed by the Democratic governor OF tue
State within the ensuing two years.
Provided that second primary,
where necessary under the provisions
OF said laws. shall be held on
Tuesday, the 7th day of June, 1870
70 choose between the highest csndi-
dates where nominations shall not have
been made in the first primary election,
and ut such primary election only such
electors as we're qualified to vote at the
first primary election shall be permitted
to vote,
The Democratic committee calling
such primary election in compliance
with laws, hereby declares that terms
and conditions on which legal electors,
offering to become candidates, or TO
vote at such election, shall be regarded
and taken as proper members OF the
Democratic party, and therefore enti-
tied to participate and be candidates
before and vote at such elections as
follows u.a
Those and only those persons siiai' ~
permitted to become candidates pelors
or vote at or participate 10 the manage
ment Of any PRIMARY election held py
the Democratic party 10 Florida who
are white Democratic electors VINO az az
Iclare their adherance 70 the priocipieY
"a oroanization Of the Democratlc
party national State and county mn0
are by the laws ofthe State lawful eiec'
tors Of the district 10 which 1nes onel