davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22
SPECIAL ATTENTION.

Republicans must make a strong
and vigorous campaign and elect
upon each of the county commit
tees the best talent of the party
in each township and ward. The
men selected should be those who
are energetic, active and vigilant,
and who a:e possessed OF untiring
industry and capacity for polit-
ical work. The entire fabric of
the party organization rests up
on the township and ward COM
mitteemen and the party demands
the strongest man in each town
ship and ward to push the cam
paign. Without this success can
nc. be attained. 1t cannot be urged
to strongly upon you to secure
the best possible member OF the
Republican party to serve as
township c. ward committeeman.
The Stale Committee regards it
of vital Importance that these
matters receive the most earnest
attention upon the part OF every
Republican in each county in the
statc.
Vale" S. Dickey, Chairman.
Rush c. Lake, Secretary.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22

Keep in mind this fact: If the
present law of the constitution is
not changed and the Senate is
Democratic in 1911 that body can
Tailor refuse to pass a bill re-
districting the state, thus relegat-
ing the re-districting to Governor
Hadley, Acknowledgement Major
and Secretary of State Roach.
Major and Roach are Democrats.
They can reject every PROPOSE
ton of Governor Hadley and
gerrymander the districts to Sc
cure continued Democratic control
of the Senate. Will they do it?
Will a duck swim?
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22
The Woman's League Entertainment

The American Woman's League
Of this city is arranging for a
high grade musical and literary
entertainment at the court house
Thursday, July %, at s p. I'M.
Following is the program:
PART /.
Music, "The Beautiful Month of
May"-Ida Wilson.
Piano duet-Misses Hudson and
Morris.
Recitation-Emily Ferguson.
Vocal Solo-Miss Ethel Barker.
Male observation-disclosures Nuns,
Wirag, Duffy, Hudson.
Rec.-"The Drunkard's Dream"
Hazel Gardner.
Piano Duet-Virginia and Ernest
Hudson.
Vocal Solo-"A China Tragedy"
Miss Jennie Deans Nuns.
Reading-Pauline White.
Vocal Solo-Miss Nellie Hudson.
Music-Violin and Piano The
Misses Cove.
Vocal Solo-John Menefee.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22
The Baptist Church.

Sunday School at $50 q. m.
Preaching services at HOO q. m.
and at 500 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting at 7.t5.
Prayer meeting Wednesday
evenings at 500 o'clock.
All are cordially Invited to all of
these services.
j. T. Nevins, Pastor.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22

Mrs. F. w. Brinker and daugh-
ter Hilda went to Flint Hill, st.
Charles county, Wednesday to be
the guest for a few days of her
son John, and will go from there
to Gilmore and O'Fallon to visit
relatives.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22

PART II.
A Laughable Farce,
In One Acc.
"MY NEIGHBOR NEXT DOOR,"
Cast of Characters:
Milliner-.-...-.Mrs. Jas. Ferguson
Poet ...-.....-.-.-- w. w. Worley
Do not miss this entertainment.
1t is highly favored with humor
from beginning to close. Come
and laugh. You who've never
laughed before, and you who've
laughed, come laugh the more.
Admission: Children under 6
years free. Children from 6 to
IL years, 1Oc. All others Csc.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22

Saws and Lawn Mowers Sharpened.
Take your saws and Lawn
Mowers to Chas. Wald to have
them filed and sharpened.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22

Republicans discuss and deter
mine great policies, not merely
personal politics. They have great
leaders for any emergency, fight
together. when attacked and shout
together when they win.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22

"The best Painters, Contractors
and Architects of the country use
Mound City "Horse Shoe" brand
House Paint exclusively. Crump
& Kidwell.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22

The people of Missouri know
now how the Democrats value the
privilege of gerrymandering sena-
torial districts.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22

Miss Lizzie Brinker left st. Louis
Tuesday for Alberta, Canada, to
visit her brother Clement.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22

E. S. Bland, undertaken, makes
a speciality of fumigating resi-
dences at reasonable prices.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-22
William Jennings Bryan

Don't Miss This Exceptional Opportunity to Hear the Greatest Living Orator
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

merf tpibmen. ionbern altd Scr 8ciz
terbilbun9, erfiiqcn lie cine ungemein
pi6ti9e aulturaufgabe. Senn barr
iiber fam tein Sfpeifel beitebcn, unb
bas betpnte ia aud Die Gountfp 2ife
9ommiiiion: gs lit burdalls notbz
iueubis, bab Die Ga9emcinbilbuug
Der 2ano6epDlferung Der Ser. Staus
ten gefDroert. ibr 9lid fir Den notbz
penbisen genoienihaftlid)en 3uiamz
menban9 eripeitert, bas @%eritdnbniB
fir Die Rotbtpenbigfeit Der llmpanbz
lung bon 8irtbihuitss Wietboben acz
redt lperbe. limb oesbalb begriiben
mir ben anfanes e~rtpdbnten Tlan
~freubieit.
Wan bate ms nift e%ntsegcn:
9afiir babcn mir itaatlihe gnifalteu!
ltniere cp%nierpatipen fatbpliihen
bentidben Sarmer mcrben iid MIR
ielten basu entihlieeen, ibre S5bnc
bprtbin su ienben. Cine BON fathpli=
ifen SrDenslenten geleitctc Sd)nlc
,uiiroe ibr Tcrtramen bciiben nnb bcs=
balb uneemein iegensreidJ SIT mirfcn
uermOgen. - .Nmerifn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Der iiberliitetc Rub.

Wau iagt niel BON Der Sllben &C.
ihminoigfeit unb gebenbigfeit, al,-
bere 2eute 3lt iiberliiten, aber oft,
mails meroen lie alld) bon GbriIten
iiberliitet. Gin gbelmonn mar eineul
Siioen 800 @eidstbaler iduloig. Sic.
Ter traf ieinen ShuIbner 5u iranf.
furtin zines 8arbierers Saitie an, NOS
ielbit er iid Den Bart prsen IieB. Der
SUD aber ieste ibm Der 9c3ablllng
baIber bart 5ii. @ie iid nun Ser
goelmann bebrdngt iab, iagte er sll
Dem Suben: .@iait Oh mobl mar.
ten NIT Der 3ablung, bis Die anoera
Sdlfte meines gartes aud abgenom-
men iit2" Ger Sitbe peripraf ibm
iolhes bel ieinem Gib. 0eromegen
iagte Der gbelmann 81 Dem Barber,
oaB er ibm Die anoere SGIfte ieines
gartes iollte iteben laiien, rnb per-
blieb 10 bic gauge Belt ieines Sebens,
obne baB i'm Der Silo Der 3ablung
meeen anitrengen fonnte, neil err inn
bieien Iufihub peripiaigt batte.-
(@lis Dem .arleaiiin", 1917
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

gum merigiten int 8unfte @robbeit
eleih5ufommen. oils nun bei Der
eriten Brobe elm pertbpoaes Mit.
slieb bes Senors, elm a%ngeiebener
8mifmann, iih geitattete, cine Bier
t~elitunbe 81 ipdt an5utreten, meinte
Der iunse 0irisent ironiIh: uSbre
llbr gebt mobl nah9" nit Der grob-
ten @elaiienbeit erpiberte Ser aauf-
mann unb Senor: uNein, aber mein
@e1d1ft aeht ppr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
spaB muB and iein.
Ehledlter Sanih.

8ed (auf Der Soiree, 5u einem
Sraulein): ,aommen Sic, SrGnlein,
lesen mir urts bier nieoer uno tait.,
Ihen mir 8ebanfen ausl"
6roulein: SD banfe! - 60,
idlefte @ei6afte made i6 ni6t!"
- ~ y
3n siitig.
@oriisenber: Inner gerein bat iib
enblih ~aufgeloit!
@irtb: llnb pie it's NIT Ser rid.
itdnoigen Wietbe?
8oriisenoer: 9arein baben mir
inns ~getbeilt; ieoer bleibt Sbnen bier
Wtarf l6ulbigf
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Mmtuna, Tarmer!

pabt Chr oaier. peu. sart, ielI, 2seiieu. Rorr. /,
ficggeu. @erjre. Gter. butter oDer aberbaupsl
lrgel,oiueltle Sarnrrooutte 5u uertIIien? lss,as
Il. oann ihretbt crit al 3oi. 3. Nagie. 9ubnaL.
Sofpd. uro Ira9t tbt UNI ieuie 3reiie. Man
noreifre einfnd1: Z. Z. Yfaglr, Dubuque, Soma.
N. B. -0err Hasle taait mo uertauir aud
Staots pab 5nrnetasutbuu. =
Seim sdlrribeu erIpapne man eeh. oteies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
~ - ~
Sas @pbl Der Spartaner.

Ils Sbeopompus gefragt ipurbe,
mas fir cine aunit porSiiglih IN
Sparta geiibt piiroe, antportete er:
.Ste Stunt 81 befeblen uno 5u &c.
borden" llno als Semanb iaete,
Bob aaes 0obl Der S%partaner BARN
beitebe, bab lie 8onige sum 9efeblen
batten, gab er sur antDort: r9ieies
lit niHt Die einsige lriafe, ionberr,
oaB Die 9iirger 81 gebor6en wiiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

@enns resnet am eriten Iai,
ga regnet's allb ipeiter 9lei'.
y
Gin Bauer bon Der redten Irt,
Ser trdgt ben Sel5 bis
Simmelfabrt.
sd Den Slnds uno Sanf
llrbani,
Giib' uno @iden &iliani.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Sdlan.

Sonntagsi1ser (orei Saien fau.
fenb): @aritm moaen Sic mir &c.
raoe Die beioen 8nirpie bon 9aien
nit aufbdngen2
8ilopretbdnoler: SD bite sic
-. penn Sic lauter groBe itarfe So
len bringen, DuS glallbt Sbnen
bo6 Damn Die Srau 9emablin erit
red)t nift!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Nad Der Sneipe.

Stuoent: ga, Die 2aternenpfGbIe
fonnten alld NAL gereinigt lperoen;
ausieben tbut man morgens i'm.
mer-!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Inter Ssremnbinnen.

grna: $50 bait On beun Seinen
9rdutigam mif9egabelt?
slla: slber welh' elm IiiSbrud!
Grna: aber id bite Did, lit or
nidt gum Sreiien2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

= @iuit Oh nit cigener 0anb
Sein Shiflul penben2 cmpfiebl
cs 8ott - pann rubts in gutcn
Sdnben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Mnidanmngsmnterridt.

Ger Sebrer ipra6 iiber BEN @aIo
unb bradte ieinen Shiilern perihie.
oene Safen Dor. S6lieBlid fanl er
anf Die i'm Waloe arbeitenoen Sols-
bauer 81 ipreden iinb fragte: rNas
gel6iebt, penn oos Sol5 flein ge-
madt unb in Saufen geiest lit"
Ger fleine @eorg Seigte iid u1to
iagte: ngs miro-geitoblen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
@ic mans nimmt.

Sic: llno ifmedt Dir Die alte
ihredlibe Giearre nift gan5 anoers.
wenn 9ein Srauten iie Dir anltedt2
gr: so, a~aeroings, 9u ltedlt iie
immer am perfebrten gnoe OIL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

- @puperneur Carroll bon Soma
6efiiriportete in elmer Hebc cugere
6 nu b it "A 5 c II. Die or aber griinoz
lid pcrbeNert baben mDdte. Sic
2anoitrnBen in Soipa iitb leet icd5ig
SUB brett. bod niro gepobnlih MIR
elm melt ihmalerer Streiien bemlst.
Ser 8oupernelr mod)te Die StraBen
nur 80 SUB brett babeu unb mcint,
baB bas a~ngren5enbe Sdnb Den Snrz
mern iibertrasen iperbcn iolltc, mo-
ourd segcn 100000 IcreS fiir Snrms
3ipede erbalten bleibcn miirben.
$50 man feline GARNER
Tcretnc bat uub icber Sarrer
mlf lid angemieien lit. nm nit
ieinen Hahbnrn eemeiuiam inter
briidt 81 peroen. pfeift man audi
beute nod aui giienbabn : Commit
%iioncn. Is 9ibt 0egenben. mo Die
SarnIcr trob Der pielgeriibnltcu
Giienbabn : Gpmmiiiion Dof feline
Sro6i : @asgons crlnn9en t0nnen,
nm ibre Rrobufte Su perididen.
@cipiB peiB man. baB elm ciu5einer
Sarmer niht tlnabar miro obcr lih
Dor cine Gummiiiion ipagt, abcr cinen
Tcrein filrd)tet man - unb oas ni1t
obne 8runo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

Iie brin9e id MIR meinen gltern
i6oneno BEL. oaB i6 bieies Mtal mie-
Der i'm gramen burdgefalen bin2
8anS einfah. S%elegrapbire ibnen:
gramen poriiber-nihtS nelles.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
giQige I~nsscidnnng.

9tebe aati, ieit % Sabren pirfen
sic bel inns nit SleiB, Crete unb
Iiifopferung! @tr betradten sic
Nun CUR Samilie geborie, bon iest an
befontmen sic feinen 9obnl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Griter 0eoanfe.

Sausfrau: 8ilbelm. fomm MIR
i6nel Der, uniere Winna bat Der.
iuft, iid NIT 8as 81 persiften!
Sausberr (eridroden): @aas-
no, Die @asrehming!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Nidt mebr Nobel.

SGr' NAL! 9as Acknowledgment
fdnst ihon an, re6t paiipre Su per-
ben! Sect fabreu iogar ihon uniere
@l1rbiger I'M g(ilto berrm!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Snr Srase iiber cine Sarmer-
Tartet.

lleber bieie crit iiingit in inherent
9latte beiprodene Sra9e idreibt Der
n9anbmann": :
gs lit iiberfliiiiig. cine nere Yartei
81 griinoen. 8ir Sarmer BADEN es
II nDtbig. fir ben beiten Iann gu
itimmen. Initatt parteiiif 5u iper@
Den. Iouten mir NAL ref,t unparteiild,
peroen. Yrin3ip bleibt Yriu5ip. Ser
bdltniiie dnoern aber cine Sdfe. Gin
9nnbibat, Der ben fruits bient, lit
niht Der Ganoioat, fir ben elm Sarz
mer itintmen fam. Gin GanoiSat,
Der auf 9iegierunssfoiten Stimmen
iuht. lit ebenfaas bon Der Cite 81
ltrei6en. chen neil feline SaupIungs<
peiie cine ipuriame &crnaltiing pon
pornberein ausihliebtl guolid lit
Elm Ganbipat. Der anf leinem 9elbz
lad nah @aibinetou ODER sur Stants@
bduptitabt reiten mill. nift unier 9ans
bioat. penn Der Yrobcn bnben mir Jest
ihon 5l piel an Der Spisel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
gircanfratismns am &bein.

VnreanfrattsmnS am Nbein.
IS NOR elm Wann in 8eiienbeim
Der noate 4ofs aus Hiioesbeim
ltno ihrieb Drum cine aarte,
S6rieb an Die giireermeiIterei,
Dab er elm Sreitno bon @as.8ofs lei
ltno 2%ieferilng eriparte.
Sebo6 fem 8ofs ans 2iibesbeim
Sraf elm i'm naben 8eiienbeim,
90 iebr Der Mann aud barrte;
sls er bes Wartens gra6 tpar sid,
9a bra1te linn Die Boit 5uriif-
@as benft ibr2-ieine 8arte!
Die Stabtperpaltl,ng &iibesbeim
Sd)idt ielbige inn mieoer beim,
oannabm' permeisert!" bieB es;
.Sbr Giibesbeim, bas liee' am
Rbein,
go milf es aiib be5ei9net fem,
gr ignoriere bteies!"-
llnb bie WoraI bon Ser 8ei6idt,
Sergio lie, lieber 9eier, niht:
S6reib nRioesbeim am Gbeine".
80 min es observation-disclosures,
Der irgenbnaS bod moQen ml,B;
@ib nod unb oenf Das beine!
Stets fbreibe .Hiioesbeim am
&bein";
dur nenn ou iduIo'ses 9eIo ididit
etn
s(n Sieier Staot @ebieter,
Damn LAB ben eiiten Hbein beiieit,
S6reib .Hiioesbeim" bloB-iei ge-
i6eit-
Su frieeit bein @elb Damn tpieberl
Cine Sirma in 8eiienbeim am
Hbein rihtete fiirslih an Die Staot.
perpaltiing i'm benadbarten &iibes-
beim cine 8pitfarte nit elmer groBe.
rem 9eitellung auf 9asfofs. Die
8arte fam aber suriif, bic (einsige)
Staotnerpaltlng bon Hiioesbeim
bate Ste Innabme %perneigert, ba
rbie ndbere 9eaei6nitng bes 8eitim-
mlingsortes lam &bein) feble".
0ieier Sade bat ii6 MN Der .San.
mes" nit rbeinii6em Sumor ange.
m inbem er pie oben oi1tet.
-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

8irb cine Yartei eeariiubet. 10
miro nc ~erfabren. baB 8ompers. Der
Srdiioent Der Irbeiter : 0ereinigung
redt bate, ais er iagte: ~@enu Die
GARNER unb Grbeiter aenteiniam por<
gcben, 10 fOunen lie iebcs Imt beieecn
bonn 8rdiiSentensImt bis gum Nmt
bes GonItablers!" Die ~periubete uuo
perfnOherte SruitsS reiie ipiro es> nitt
nit Den Sarmern unb Irbeiterr1
balten. aber ba lit 5u bebcnten. poB
Die YreIie ben Iit, auf benz lie iiet.
10 5iemlih abseid9t bat pur9 Den
Serrat6. Den iie am @olt begging.
giSbcr bat Die Wtebrbeit entihieoeu-
in 3ufunft pirb lie re9ierenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Sdlasfertis.

Ser Sirigent zines semiihten
Chores, bon Dem bebalptet miro, baB
er ieine nuBeroroentlihen @riolge
5lm Sbeil Der momlmentaleu @rob-
belt perbanft, NIT Der or Die Gbormit-
glieher bebanbelt, iiberlieB ben Stab
mabreno g%eleaentliher Ibmeienbeit
einem ebrgci5igen iungen giiiltenten,
Ser uber na9m lib Dor, Dem Meiiter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

@enn bic alten Earteicn bic
@riinbnns ciner nenen Sartei Der :
binbern mplen, 10 f6nnen tic hics
gans leidt tbun, wenn lie anf Mrbeitcr
nnb 5armer mebr Hiifiift nehmen.
llnb. hermit f6nnten lie glcid an.
fnngeu! Gs lit nidJt nptbwenbis,
baR man nartcf. nm 1T ben Elnt=
furmcn mene @eriprehunsen MAIDEN
sn fHnnen. Wan Giraffe mai Sunbes=
seiete sescn bic ~ihdnblihe @etreiSc=
Spefnlatton, mait wciie ben Slep=
margarine .9enten bic Sbiir, ihafie
Yuitiparbanfcn uno sebe uns bic
YafctpDit, a reggie ben 5nrif 10,
bnH Maifinem biersulanbe, no lie
fabri5irt merben, cbenio bilis &C.
fanft werben f6nnen wte IN europa,
etc. SeHt lit bic 5eit sum Saubeln!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Sdjwieriser transport.

Sanbpoli5iit: Meiner 9ebtas thu
| fem SemperenSler mebr arretieren;
Der &erl is mir IN fei' einSiges
@irtbsbauS mel gangen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

luYIe uer VDelHIultU 3l pent VQtDter,
oaB er ibm Die anoere SGIfte ieines
gartes iollte iteben laiien, rnb per-
blieb 10 Die gauge Belt ieineS 9ebens,
obne baB i'm Der SUB Der 3ablung
mesen anitrengen fonnte, neil err ibin
bieien @ufidub peripiQigt batte.-
(aiis Dem narleaiiin", 1917
- y ~
Mni6annngsunterridt.
Der 2ebrer iprah iiber oen @alo
unb brafte ieinen Shiilern uerifie.
oene Sahen Dor. StlicBlit, fam er
aiif Die i'm @albe arbeitenoen Sols-
bauer su ipreden rnb fragte: .Mas
gei6iebt, fpenn oas Spl5 flein ge.
madt unb in Saifen geiest lit"
Der feline @eorg 5eigte iif uuo
lagte: nGs miro-geitoblen."
y - y
ltnmafgebenSe Snitans.
81: Sic rar6en2 SD borte bod,
BOB Sbnen bas @aiifen perboten
moroen!
g.: Sa, aber MIR bonn Ir5te, BON
meiner Srau nidt. ne
&x&
Sm 2asnrrfb.
Sos bat Sbnen sefeblt?
glinbarment5iinbung, Serr 6e-
neral.
so. iest ieben Sic aber pieoer
gut?
iSn niel.
WeiI sic mir 10 gut geoient ba-
ben, ihenfe ih Sbnen a., @eibnat.
ten aaes. mas sic mir oos Sabr bin.
burb geitoblen baben!
., Serr Baron, oas lit piel 81,
piel!
y -
Serbe.
0idterIing: Mein @ebidt lit
mobl etrpas lang geratben?
Hebaftei,r: Gang tits nobl, aber
nltt geratbet.
y - -
Gin 8emiitbltder.
q. (im Neuitaurant gum Siidmaf,.
barr: Woht' germ raiiben, piiiell
Sic ni6t, mas tie bier fir Gisarren
baben2
g.: @emn ma Bier oasu trinft,
gebn's an.
g.: LIMBS Bier?
g.: geo, ipenll man oaSlt railft,
lit audi nift ihledt.
= ~ -
Giner, Der geideiSs ipcif.
o.: liner Srelno @ritap fomnlt
gar niht mebr IN uniern 8erein.
g.: Sas bat feline ltriafe, CT lit
perlobt, aber et miro mobl baIb mie.
berfommen. er perbeiratbet iid in
oieler @o6e!
@ntber5ig.
Serr 8eihlid gebt an SluBuier
-ipa5ieren, oa erblidt er einen Wanil,
Der NIT Den @eaen fdmpft.
,Mei 8uteiter," ruft Serr @eib.
li6 Dem Grtrinfenoen art, .per5eiben
Sic mer gitigit ihpimmen fam id)
&c nemlih MIDI, aber menn 81 piel.
leiht nod eenen lebten @unid)
boben 49,. 2"
y ~ -
Die Waife mnf es MAIDEN.
On, Der Shlauhcrl bot Jest einen
furhtbar oufgelhmemmten 2eib!
So, oas lit aud fem @nmoer, Der
belauft ii6 mr. nod on alfobolar.
mem 9ier.
Sdwieriser transport.
2anbpoli5iit: Meiner 9ebtag thu
| fem Semperen5ler mebr arretieren;
Der aerl is mir IN fei' einsiges
@irtbsbauS mel gangen!
@ie mans nimmt.
Sic: limo ifmedt Dir Die alte
ihredlibe Gigarre niht gan5 anoers.
wenn 9ein Srau6en iie Dir anltedt?
gr: So, a~lleroings, Su Itedlt Tie
iutupr om nprfphrtpu GnAe on
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
Die MaKe muf es maden.

On, Der S6lauherl bat Jest einen
furhtbar auigeihpemmten 2eib!
So, oas lit aud fem Wnnoer, Der
belauft ii6 MIR nod on a~lfobolar.
mem Vicr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03
unmafsebenSe Snitans.

81: Sic raiifen2 SD b0rte bod.
oaB Sbnen oas @aitden perboten
moroen!
g.: Sa, aber MIR bonn Ir5te, bon
meiner Srau nidt. 4,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-05-03

g.: llnier Sreunb @iitap fommt
gar niht mebr IN uniern 8erein.
g.: Sas bat feline l(riafe. er lit
perlobt, aber et miro nobl balo mie.
berfommen. er p%erbeiratbet iih in
oieIer @ode!
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
"NOT GUILTY. DERRY PLEADS
TO WIFE MURDER CHARGE

an argument over store bill for
which suit had been brought against
Derry in Magistrate Gluckman's Of
fee. Derry did not want to appear
before the magistrate and his wife
insisted that he must, saying that If
he didn't his wages would be attached.
He finally did go to the magistrates
Office and made arrangements to pay
the bill.
Derry said that on returning home
he asked his wife for the rent book
TO learn when a woman had broken
up housekeeping so that he could
collect for storage on some goods II
appear Derry had been keeping for
her. This woman and Mrs. Derry
we're friends, and Derry said his Wife
told him that il was none of his busi-
ness what she did. Derry said he
would make It his business and the
argument started earlier in the day
was revived.
Derry Saws He Was Ordered Ont.
Derry said his wife told him TO get
out, saying to him at the time, the
more look at you the more / hate
YOU" She was pairing potatoes at
the time and had a knife in her hand.
Derry said she exclaimed, 81 will cut
your heart out II you do not go away.
Derry said he then left the room. and
as he passed through the door his
wife threw a potato at him.
Sometime later his wife went up
stairs to dress, preparatory to going
out. and locked herself in the room.
When he little daughter, Elizabeth,
aged years, who later witnessed the
murder Of her mother, went upstairs
she opened the door and entered
the room. Derry seeing the door
open went up and walked into the
room. Mrs Derry was only partly
dressed. The husband told her that
if she went out he and the children
would follow her. She declared, he
said. that she would have him ar
rested If he did.
Grabbed Razor From Vile.
'I then went toward her, Derry
told Chief Black. "and she picked up
razor from the washstand. She
came toward me with it in her hand,
and thinking she intended to cut me
got the razor from her grasp and
made one swing with my arm.
struck her somewhere in the neck.
She tried to catch me and backed
out OF the door
Derry said his wife had frequently
neglected the family.
Derry will be taken to the work
house this afternoon pending the cor
oner's inquest.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
CHANCES FOR
DELAWARE BOYS
Congressman HeaId viii NOmi-
nate Two MiddieS for
Naval Academy Class
NO SENATORIAL
APPOINTMENTS THIS YEAR

Congressman Heald will have the
opportunity to nominate two Della
ware boys as midshipmen for the
fourth class at the Naval Academy
az Annapolis next year. When the
fall term of the academy begins a
month hence. there will be more than
200 vacancies in the new fourth class
Rear Admiral Nicholson, chief of
navigation. has notified each Senator
and Congressman of the vacancies
that will fall to his district, this list
being based on the 431 vacancies
existing at the present time before
the entrance examinations are com
pleted, and including the vacancies
to be created, allowing for the en-
tire first class to graduate next
spring.
Congressman Heald will nominate
one candidate for vacancy now
existing, and one for a vacancy to be
created by graduation next spring.
There is 10 be no Senatorial ap-
pointment Of Delaware midshipmen
for next year.
Evening journal., 1910-09-02
WIFE DENIES
HUSBAND CHARGE
Humane Agent Will Try TO
Adjust Difficulties Between
Young Couple

Richard f. Donohoe. young man,
was arraigned in City Court this
morning on the charge of non-sup-
port.
"He hasn't supported me for one
month";" said his wife. Agnes. We
have been living with his people, but
/ can't get along with them. The 9TH
er day he told me 10 get out, and grab
bed me. There was a Bible nearby,
and II I could have got it ! would
have hit him with it. I'm willing to
live with him at any other place
even in one room"
Your honor" declared Donohoe,
"I'm perfectly willing to support her
and give her a home if she'll stop sit
ting out on the steps until IL o'clock
in the night with other men"
Nov, Richard, you know that isn't
true" interrupted his wife, you know
that isn't true and"
Foreseeing trouble, Judge Cochran
diplomaticaly referred the case to HUI
name Agent Stout, who will report or
Tuesday.