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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08
HOPES FOR NEW PARTY.

Chicago, Sept. ga naw political
party representing coalition of
radical democrates and progressive
republicans is inevitable and may
come IN time to swing the next
presidential election, is the opinion
of ex-senator r. F. Pettigrew, who
was for ten years United States
senator from South Dakota. Mr..
Pettigrew. who retired from the
senate few years ago, expressed his
views at the Auditorium hotel, where
he is a guest for a few days.
Really" he said, ''there is no
excuse for insurgent republicans.
They are advocating the doctrines of
Lincoln, Jefferson and Bryan and
there is no place for them in the
republican party as now constituted,
1.-The republican pa rty was founded
on the theory Of human rights being
predominant, but the corporations
have captured the party and it now
is operated as if the only thing that
is sacred is property. The conditions
are about the same as they we're when
the republican party was founded.
The issue is human rights versus
property =
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08

John Snure reports that Col.
Roosevelt. in advance of making his
speech in Sioux City. conferred with
Senator Dolliyer and Representative
Martin, of South Dakota, and that
the colonel ''also spoke with Rep
resentative Hubbard, of Iowa, and
with Seth Bullock" The conference
related to what the colonel proposed
to say in commentator of President
Taft. "Col. Roosevelt was DESTROYS of
saying this much for the administra-
ton in insurgent territory" The
information is that the Iowa senator
supported the colonel and offered
explanation: taft shouldn't be
pushed down hill any faster than he
is going. Sioux City Journal.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08
THE PRIMARY OF TUESDAY.

In four States primary elections were
held on Tuesday last, and in all states
the insurgents were successful.
In New Hampshire 273 out of 289 ell
ection districts show that Bass, insur-
gent, received 1901 votes as against
1912 for Bertram Ellis, the candidate
of the regulars. Bass will have 10000
majority for governor.
The vote in Vermont was light one.
John A. Mead, republican, was given a
majority of IL, 200.
In Wisconsin the majority for La
Follett is piling up. The returns in
yesterday gave him lo3. 900 majority.
Incomplete returns in Michig an from
the primaries indicate that Townsend,
lnsurgent, has defeated Burrows candi-
date Of the regulars. Townsend's ma
jority will be above the 10000 mark.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08

Politicians are aghast at the sug-
gestion of an alliance between Col.
Theodore Roosevelt and William
Randolph Hearst. In first page
editorial to-day in his New York pa
per, Hearst promises Roosevelt the
support of his Independent follow
ers' if Roosevelt will lead the fight
against the bosses for the people.
Drive the bosses out Of the party,
and if any deserts from the democratic
party fifty thousand independents
will take his plase," says Hearst.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08

Roosevelt primarily is a crusader.
His chief service has been in stirring
up the people to the question of the
hour. In his speeches he has always
been radical, but when the test Of
action comes he IS invariably on the
side Of the conservatives. Those who
believe that this man is trying to
wreck the republican party do not
recall the Roosevelt who was presi-
dent.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08
SHOOTING AT WHITEWooD.

While ejecting an ugly, offending
stranger from the Labor day picnic
dance at Whitewood Jack Hanleys
aswell known man of Lead, was
probably fatally shot late last night
Hanley, who was shot three times,
ls believed TO be dying at st. Joseph's
Is hospital there. Three suspects are
Hiio shooting was done
IN the dark and no one knows Hanley s
;assailants.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08
Low COLONIsT RATES
no Pacihc Coast

One way tickets at special low
rates on sale uncertain dates during
September and October to California
Oregon, Washington and Puget
Sound points
A weekly service Of Pullman tour
lat sleeping cars through without
change via diverse routes from
Mankato. Alton and Sioux City to
Los Angeles, J. affords . most comfort
able and economical means of
travel
For full particulars apply to ticket
SCENTS The North " estern Line.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08

Now that Hoke Smith las won out
sinhis fight for the Georgia governor
ship there is a tendency on the part
of some persons to boost him for the
part presidency or rather for the
Democratic nomination for president.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08

It seems to me that when men go
into primary they ought to abide
~ the result, and hope that vessey.
Burke and Martin, who won out in
the primary, will be heartily support
ed at the polls. Col. Theodore
Roosevelt.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08
The Pierre Free Press
BY a. G. SATTERLEE.
PUBLISHED AT THE STATE CAPITAL,
slsO PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER
Entered In the postottice at Pierre, s. d
as second class matter.

Some Of the fasteners in their lam
6pooning Of Col, Roosevelt are not
sparing his host, the west. But they
will not stay mad at US long; not a
minute after our crops are all in and
they need some ready change.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08

Both New Orleans and San Fran
cisco are working for worlds fair
to celebrate the opening Of the Pana-
ma canal in 1915. Each has raised
millions Of dollars to france the
show and each hopes to secure the
favor Of congress for the appropria-
tion of more millions of national help.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08

Vow that Roosevelt has endorsed
the Taft plan Of revising tariffs one
schedule d q time and also endoses
the president tariff commission it,
begins to look as though the talka-
tive Teddy WAS not SO much of an
insurgent as he has been cracked UP
to be.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08

Senator Ia Toilette submitted his
case to the primary Tuesday without
having received q friendly word or sign
from Col. Roosevelt. Inspection Of the
primary returns disclose that the Wis
consin senator has managed to worry
along without the Endorsement.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08

The South Dakota voter who wishes
10 make time when he goes to- vote
this fall ought to provide himself
with good hook such as are used in
hand ling bales De hay It would be
\ useful continuance to have around
when AZ comes q hand ding the big
sbAl
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1910-09-08

1T St ne conservation congress appears
70 z be discussing Ballinger mere than
conservation.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12
A Murder in Bladen.
fayetteville Observer. 9th.

Fayetteville Observer, 9th.
SherifMarvin Clark, Of Baden,
who has the distinction Of being
the youngest sheriff in the State,
arrived IN Fayetteville from
ElizabethtoWn in his automobile
last night. He reports a murder
that took place near Glengarry
Saturday night at 1920 O'Clock.
Two negroes. Chris Richard
son and Cliff Holmes, who
recently went to Baden to
work on the Virginia and
Carolina Southern, became
involved in quarrel with the re-
suit that Richardson stabbed
Holmes just above the heart kill
ing him instantly. The murderer
then escaped and is still at large.
Richardson came to Bladen a
month ago from Valdosta, Ga. =,
where he was in the employ OF
Landlord and Davis.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12
RACK SWAMP NOTES.
Mr.. Warren Prevatt S Saw-Misl
Burned- Personal Mention
Near Poetry.

< correspondence of The Robesonan.
Back Swamp, May 11-Rev. D.
p. Bridgers filed his regular APP
poiatonent here Saturday and
Sunday.
Mes. Ed. Mcdonald and little
son, of Dillon, S. c., spent last
week with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Mckay.
We are glad to report Mrs.
Emaa Eliza Barnes, who had
beer sick for some time, able to
De at church Sunday.
We had heavy rain and some
..1ait an this section Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Atkinson is spend
ing g. ieWSdays with her sister,
Mrs. Miles Prevatt.
Mrs. Callie Williams, Of Lum-
nerton, spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Rose Townsend.
Mrs. Flora Ann Spivey, who is
>vistiag her daughter, Mrs. Miles
-prcvatt, is very i'll. We hope
>Slle will soon recover.
Mr.. Warren Prevatt had the
misfortune of having his saw
4.,.ll burned last week. The orr
gin Of the fire has not been learn
ed.
Messrs. Mark Mcdaniel and
Fred and Harvey Griffin, of Fair.
mont, spent Saturday and Sun
day at the home of their uncle,
Mr., I. A. Thompson.
Mr.. Berry Spivey, of South
Carolina, came to see his mother,
,Mrs,Flora Ann Spivey,last Thurs
day,
Misses Ada Pittman and Nan
ME Thompson spent a few days
in Lumberton last week and at
tended the commencement exer
cises.
Miss Janet Gown, of Lumber
ton, spent Saturday and Sunda.
with Miss Clara Howell.
Mr.. Ed. Bass, of GAINESVILLE
was a visitor in this section Sun
day.
A crowd of our boys
Last Sunday went calling,
Before they got home,
The rain was just falling.
They made the mule run
Although he was pet,
But just let me tell you,
The boys got wet.
Belinda Jane.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12
Notices of New Advertisements

A difficult problem solved -
Townsend Bros.
Paul Gilmore in The Mummy
and the Humming Bird.
Articles of quality at Lumber
ton Drug Store.
Tobacco Flues - McAllister
Hdw. Co.
New Idea Woman's Magazine
-Jno. T. Biggs Co.
Horses, mules and cattle insur.
eds. H. Hamilton.
Best wagons, all sizes-W. /.
Linkhaw.
The McAllister Hwd. Co. makes
special offer on ranges purchased
Diving Nav.
Hats exchanged.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12
Advertised Letters.

Following is list of letters remain
ing in the postoffice at Lumberton, N.
C.. for the week ending May 9th,
1910:
Luther Blanks, George Baker, Miss
Cffie Edwards. Miss Adline Floyd, Johnnie
Haywood, Pink Hills, P C. Hill, Will
Horn, Miss Rose Hodges, Miss PER-
Jones, Miss Crisie Leach, Mrs. Mollie
Moure, Miss Mary Ridgers, DR. w. H.
Rowland, Jonson Thore.
Persons calling for any of the above
will please ask for advertised letters.
R. M. Normert. P. NJ
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12

The 9th annual convention Of
the Retail Hardware Association
Of the Carolinas meets in Charles
ton July II, Ii and IA, the year
book OF souvenir programme hav-
ing just been issued. The pur-
pose Of the organization is to get
the retail stores to CO. operate in
giving buyers better prices and
serve them in a greater capacity
in every way. And for the pro.
lection of themselves they are
trying to retain the vast amount
of cash business done through
catalogue houses.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12

VIM. Clippard, a young man
living in Lincoln county, COM
mitted suicide Sunday morning
by shooting himself through the
heart. No cause for the deed
has been given.
A cyclone passed through
Sampson county Sunday after
noon, doing considerable damage.
The residence of Preston Bryant,
a white farmer, was demolished
and Mrs. Bryant was seriously
hurt.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12

The splendid work of Chamberlain 8
stomach and Liver Tablets is daily
coming to light. No such grand RENE
.dy for liver and bowel troubles was ev-
or known before. Thousands bless
them for curing constipation. sick head
ache, biliousness, jaundice and indiges-
zion. Sold by DR.. J. d. Mcmillan &
Son and The Pope Drug Co.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12
A Coming Man.
Whiteville News Reporter.

Whiteville News Reporter.
There is no denying the fact
that Hon. A. j. Mcklnnon made
tine impression during his re-
cent flying trip to Columbus
county, and if he turns himself
loose among the farmers OF this
district the other congressional
candidates had better be getting
on a double-shuffIe hustle. Mr..
Mckinnon is a coming man, and
sooner or later he Is going to
land in Congress. The farmers
he met at once troze to him. A.
j. McKinnon is a fine and brainy
man, and there is no disputing
this fact.
The council of State awarded
contracts Monday for the install
alton OF a complete heating and
vontillating plant for the Safe
House and for wiring the build
ing for electric lights. 1t has
heretofore been equipped only
for gas.
! The Corporation Commission
has signed an order directing
that the Seaboard Air Line Ry.
provide within 80 days an ade-
quate depot at Rosindaie, between
Lumberton and Wilmington.
This has been a flag station but
has grown to the point Of requir.
ing depot facilities.
i, The Confederation of Rec
Men. Incorporated, has beer
chartered, without capital stock
for the purpose Of promoting
social, literary and fraternal re-
lations between the Croatan In
dians Of Robson county. The
incorporators are AS. Locklear
W. d. Oxendine and Everit
Sampson.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-05-12
CHILDREN WHO Are slcNly

Motders who value their own cofaiorv at tbs.
welfare OF their children, should ne without, /,
sox OF Mother tray Sweet Pc" dcrs for Chil,ire,i
los Use throughout the season. They Brca, III Colds
Cure rcFerlshness, Constipation, Teethny Dis
orders, Headache and Stomach Troubles. THESE
~" DEkS NE' ER FAIL. Sold by all Drug Stores,
2,c. Don't accept any substitute A trial package
VIII De sent FREE to any mother who will address
Allen 5. Olmsted, lie Roy, n. L.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-11-13
REJCENED

REJCEVEP HAT LIGHT IS LIFE AND 1RuTh. LET US HAVE LIGHT. IN HOSE AGEy or DARKNESS, CENTURIES AGO, WHEN
 N1lGHT WAS RIGHT, MEN MEN MURDERED EACH OTHER ,HEY BELIEVED IN COLLINS
 AND FAIRIES. TAeY BELIEVED TIE EARTH WAs FLAJ 7hEf woRsAlPEp D IDOLS, THEY
 HAD Po0R LlGHI LIKE 1OR<HES. AFTER
 THAI CArE CANDLES tI1A 4 RIFLE FORE A LIGHT BUT NIITH FEAR & SvPERSnTlOEl, 1 TEEN LAMnsNTA MORE LIGHT AND 7lESs FEAR R& SUPE ERSTITioN. ELEC CTRlcTY
 CAME THEN. AND 50 AS SCIfNIE GIVES Nus BETTER PHYSICAL LIGHT OUR MORAL / & SPIRITUAL LlGAT 4ETS STkONcER F NOW WE CAN SEE TIE ETERNAL. Fl GOODNESS OF THINGS. RULED BY 4 M PERFEcT LAvv, FOUNDED ON LOVE YMe ARE MOI klOEn1s OF 1HE DUST "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05

9eben; ldneerc Seit leitete er als
Shoffc Die @emeinbe : 0erndltung
bon Gid, unb mebrerc Sabre pcrtrdt
cr in Der annnler Den Stanton Current
burgs9anb. Bis 3u ieinem Spbc mar
er Srdiibent bcs Observation-Disclosures
bon Eommcloinaen. Sr. 9ollart mar
cine eoel ongelcate Natur; er liebtc cs,
I'M Stilen 8ntcs gu tbun; mcnidlidjeS
Bob mn mcniflife Incrfennune perz
Ihmdbte er. @as Sr. Gcuart INSIDE
lonbere iiir Sommeloingcu geipcicn.
cnt5icbt lid, menidlid,er SereGmung.
IlS o einigen Sa9en Der SOD bers
annabte, empfing er Die hl. Stcrbrs
laframrente mn inter Dem lauten @cs
bette ieincr Ingcborigen 9ing or ms
before Senieits. Bel Nlen, Die Srn.
9olart fdnnten, binterldBt er oas Gns
penfen zines %gldibigcn, darafterfelteit
Wanncs, Der. nah Der Ibiid)t Der
Toriebune, ieiu 2e6en gut aii58eiiiat
bat. - S%egrdbniB nit paraufioIgeus
benz Sci6enoienit finben itntt 81 @eis
merstirh am Samstag. Den rs. Sum.
Scfdnntlif bat 5r. Gbarlee Gollart
Der bieiigen Gboralgcieuifaft itet5
groBec Sntcreiie ent9eBengehraht unb
tic nit Hotb unb Sbat cifrigit urtcrs
itiist. 5eitamcntoriid bat or penn
Gercin bas bon ocmielben bis ieBt
innegebabte 9ofdl uermnft. Ses
Serneru crbdlt Die Observation-Disclosures
cine Summe bon 1000 ST.. unb cine
idbrlibe Hente non 1000 Sr. IuBcrs
Dem erbdlt DER Ierein 400 Sr. fiir
etmaise llnfoitcu bcim 8~esrdbuiiie
ieines 8obltbdters. 9as 8obltbds
tisfeit5s Silrcau Der @cneinbe Cid err
bdlt 10000 Sr.. Die Stiitung Norbert
Wee (SpitaQ 10000 Sr. sur GMfs
nabnlc arnler 9eute aug 9ommelcins
gen. Sir Den Gag bes 9~e9rdbniiies
bes Srn. Goldrt iinb Der @eneiube
200 SIR. unb bem GrmensS ilrenu 81
600 Sr. Sur @ertbeilung unter Die
Grmen our @erfiisuns seitelt. Seiz
men bieiigen ShloBbeiis nit Der ba5ll
geborigen Sort omdne @riinelpalo
erbdlt Der Nefie bes 8%eritorbenen Sr.
8obert Gondrt alis Steinfort.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
2ugemburs unb 9%ngemburser i'm
NusIanbe.

SIN Der Yariier 3eitihrift ga Nce
pue Rooerne" finben mir einen nit
8iloern bon 9iefirt. 8efort, Sianoeu.
Sels, 8ranoenbur9. bonn Sdie6ens
tiimpel unb bonn Wiiuertbdl iuuitriers
ten iebr ihmeihelbaften Nrtifel iiber
oaS @roBber3o9tbum %2uyemburs. Der
8erfaiier tbeift nit. pie er bon Dem
befannten Sfriftiteler Sean 2orrain
auf unier 9mb aufmertidm gemaht
unb NIT nah 9ieIir6 senommen
fpuroe. sic famen in Der 4benbbGms
merune an. unb Siefirh ihien benz
8eIuder pie elm fleines S~eenIanb.
Sean Qorratr. Der nie fein anoerer
bic suten SoteIs guropa's tannte
(oieier Shriftiteuer tpar elm S4lemz
mer unb elm ausseiuhter Seinz
l6mederl filbrte uns 9eraoenfpess
gum @ranb 4otel bes Grbennes. nno
ih geitebe. SaB i'd Ielfer Elm anee>
nebmeres SoteI seiiinoen babe. Sen
Nonat. ben mir in 9iefir1 perbrads
ten. fam ih nidt anoers ais ent<
5iideno be5ei6nen. 2ieies 2nnp lit
elm irabrcs @ben iiir ben Souriiten."
Ser Iufae ihiieBt nit iolgenber
aufforoerune: .8er Gin 3icl fiir ieine
Spmmerreiie iudt. Der ache na4 Die
tirh unb burtitreiie hon bort pieiea
moleriife 3~er5catbum 2ugemburg.
Or tuirn begeiitert 8uriidiommeH.
Cine anhere Seitihrift, eine ameris
faniite. Die uns sleid5eiti9 3uses
9anaen lit. beriftet bon einem 9urem@
burger. Der in Nmerita 5l grobsm Inz
iebcn selangt lit. gs ut ser aus
@renenmafer itammenbe Or. 5heoSor
y. 8agner. Der gum Yrdiibentcn Ses
S%tabtrathes bon Snoinnapolis ses
fp1blt fporoen III. &ein Mann in
indianapolis. beiBt cs in benz Nrtifel.
bat cinen fldreren aopf. elm geiuns
beres Ser5 ober eineu ebleren Gbos
rnfter ais 8 .EShepoor n @nener-
unp iein Siirgeriinn ut oft aui cine
ernitc Yrobc geitcIt pprbcn. bic gldns
Senb leinen boben Rertb ~beipieien bot.
@ic bob Or. @ngner's llrtbeil IN
indianapolis eingcihdst pirb. benefit
aud cine anbere Teroficntlihung.
lporin Die Intfport 81. 8agner's uif
Die Srase. pic indianapolis 5u pcrs
bciicrn rdre. nn eriter Stelle piebers
gegebcn pirp. - .Sberm. Stg."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
Aus ben iibrisem Thrilem,

Scles, 10. SUM. @eltern ipurbc
inter elmer bier ielten geiebenen 9es
tbeili9rng Sr. Sheer, Elm 2eborener
5rierer. 5u @rabe geleitet. @r bate
Die &riege bon 1865 uno 1870 nit
'gemnht uno pnr Srbnbcr bon bier
@ebenfmiln5en unb Srocnsals5ei6s
llllilgen.
c TeIs, 10. Suni. Seutc 9ad,s
Ihlittn9 pcritarb bier Serr Sbepbor
lWamternah iu Ilter bon II Sabren.
Wicbr ais 30 Sabre lang bali or unicrc
@cmeinbe : Nngclcgenbeiteu leiten.
crit uls Witglieo ocs @emeinberatbcS
bam ais Shpffc.
Summ clninscn, t6. Sum-
Weitcrn Ibeno itnrb ami icinem Sdlob
3u 9ommeloin9cu, Sr. Siittenbeiieer
Gb. Golart. CT bat bns bobc Ilter
bon 81 Sabren crreiht. I6t3ebn
Nonate iiberlebte er feline @enlablin.
geb. Senriette. Saronin b'Mnetban.
SIN leincn iiinseren Sabren nabm Sr.
Golart resen antbeiI am offentlidcn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05

1uHte perScbens, burd1 i6rc gut oors
getra8cncn Yiecen Die 9cldnGlpeiltcil
E%ribnnenz Selud)cr 81 5critrcucn. IS
c~niItano ein 8eipble, Gin Yfeifcn, cir
Sdlreien, Gin Stnmpien mn ben Sit
beil. oas mandjmnl beunrusigenb
lrurpc. Die Slicger lieBcn iih j,noH
iift aus Der 8aiIui,g brirgcti. lie
blleben rubi8 ur ibren g;0fiuetsu
SGnppcH r:5en Den Hlic1m1Idil icll
liber; b. Yctrouofp untcrbislt id, gcs
miitblid I'M arciie Der Sciuilcu ulo
las db nnb 81 in ciucn illuitricrten
Sportblatt, Sic cin5igc Snrbictun9
gpb Elm idlrcrcr 6uno. Der lid i'm
Slic9felbe nuf5ielt unb nni6.iu:np
ei1em SIicgcr gehDrt; CT rlacbtc bic
uno oa tollc Spriingc, roburh er Die
3ulhaler 3i VraoosN lfcn uib 0ci>
tcrfeit ceranlaBte.
@egeu hnlb S llbr acrict6 dui Den
Sribiineu Nues burdcinanocr; Scncr
bate frc:cn @ins uub Auagang. u,n
Die meiIten 3uifaucr ciIteu ~erttGn'd)t
gum Sabnbof, nm Den Sungli im
Sturme 81 nebmcn. Sn ounSen
"N'uH'pSH puilDitH iS llp ul' W.
Ylottformen. IN Den &icbpn9cn
inb man bort. no ionir Die AGrfc Der
Siite nno Der SGicn berausitoucn,
mandcs tbciirc Gr6cugn:b bcr 6uts
md6crttnit berporluacn, nuh benz
holc guben bon nuBcu nit ibren
Stodcn idlu9cn.
Gs lit aufs 0oditc Su b%ebaucrn.
oaB bieier Sae, Der 6lr.ii Sriumpb Der
gal,5cn 8eranitaltluna bate lpcrhcn
f%onncll, burf Die llnaunit Der @ittcs
rlng 10 arg miBgfideu mllBte. Wtan
iiebt bier aiIf's Scutlidtc. ipic db<
bdnaig bonn 2ctter Die iurgc Grfits
Dung nod lit. Gin 9iiittcn, bas man
gar uid,t ais aubergelpGhuIiGl nnicben
fam. pcrurtbeilt bic Ylitififfcr DUR
~llnthGtiateit. Sic ieBen bel icoent
Gufitiege ibr 9eben auf's Spiel; babcr
miliicn lie poriiftig fem. 9us
Yublifum bat oieies natiirlid uid,t
INNER I'M @ebddtuiB. gs III scz
fommen, hat iein 8elb nusscgcbcn.
feline Seit seopfert; es ipia baber infer
allen ltmitdnben' etfpos ieben. Gs
mirb %iingcbalten. ipdbnt lid ~betrpscu.
murrt, ipottet, pfeift, tobt. Nibts lit
grdu'amer als cine auf9ereete, ihuus
luitise Nenge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05
sShere eehranitalt fir sdnsiSer.

Sic Sfneiber : @eiWrbIhaft 2uz
remburg eritrebt @infiibrung Der Be-
fGbi9ungs : NahipeiieS. iria oeSbnlb
allen Sddeenoiien 0elegcubeit bicten.
Die oa8u notbigen &enntniiie gu ers
lperben. Ser Sebrplnn umfdBt bems
mad Die Illsbiloung bonn Sebrlina bis
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ncn Seiten. pdhreno ocs Monnts SUM.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05

Der lettc Gag (Sonntas) itnnb
unter Dem Seifcn: gu itarfer Winb.
Sufolgeoellen mubteu Die Sliegcr lins
tbGtig blcibcn. b. SctropStp. Molicn.
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gc9en Nbenb mcbrere Wale eiucu
Gufiticg. ginacn aber gleih lpiebcr
nirocr. Crit cin %iertel Dor s llhr
gelana BON &trnmatn cine Nunoc, bel
ser CT l02 Reter Sobc crreihte. Sns
mar Die 9onSC Tciituug oes Sd9es!
so pielc Weuiden ipic bcutc murcn
nod nidt in @pnoorf aepcieu. Der
.Sousli" bate Ticbs mn W|iitcrlpagen
auibictcn miiiien. nm Die @olterihnna
rem al bclpdltigcn. llebsrall Airmess
iibel unb Srubcl. @cgen hrei llbr
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SieplaB mebr Si crlungeu mar. %ui
Dem Haicuplab itanben bic Suidauer
pift eebrGnst, uub i'm Selbersc battcn
iih rieiise @cnldenmcnscn anges
lammelt.
lluo uult bieie Gnttduihuug! Die
0tmiiffapelle bon WRercier & 9ic. pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-07-05

J %Snaem6nrger gladrtdten. :
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bleiben.