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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
THE PRESIDENT
COMING SOUTH
IMMEDIATELY AFTER CONGRESS
AOJOURNS TAFT WILL MAKE A
SHORT SWING THROUGH THE
SOUTH.
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 27.-Early in March
Immediately after congress adiourns
President Taft will make short swing
through the south, winding up at his
home town, Cincinnati, where he will
spend several days before returning to
the national capital.
While the exact itinerary has not
been arranged, the president expects
to be away from Washington about a
week and the places at which he ex-
poets to stop are Anderson, s. c.. At
lanta, Ga, Nashville and Chattanooga
Tenn.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
MINERS Want
A SHORTER DAY
PASS RESOLUTION CALLING FOR
AN EIGHT HOUR WORK DAY
WITH A WEEKLY PAY DAY.
CIVIC FEDERATION CRITICIZED.
BY Associated Press.

Columbus. Ohio, Jan. 27.-The Unit
ed Mine Workers today after adopting
resolutions criticising the American
Civic Federation, of which John
Mitchell is a member, turned their at
tention to the adoption of resolutions.
The resolution favoring an eight
hour day, with weekly pay days for
miners. was referred to the next scale
convention, to be held in February
1912, and passed q resolution for pos
sible understanding between the seven
labor organizations identified with the
railroad industry. and miners in the
hope of being of mutual service in
times of trouble.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
THE FUNERAL OF. F.
NOTED AUTHOR
NoTABlES ATTEND SERVICES
OVER REMAINS OF DAVID
GRAHAM PHILLIPS, RECENTLY
ASsASSlNATED.
BY Associates PregS.

New York, Jan. 27.--The funeral of
David Graham Phillips. the author,
who was assassinated by Fitzhugh
Goldsborough. today brought together
several hundred prominent men of the
art letters, science and finance pro-
fessions. The pail bearers included
Senator Beveridge, Robert w. Cham.
bers. Samuel G. Blythe and Alfred
Henry Lewis. The coffin was nearly
hidden by a blanket of violets and
smiIax. The body was placed in a
vault and will later be removed to his
former home in Indiana.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
cOOLiE WHO CAUSED HANkoW
RIOTS DIED NATURAL DEATH
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 27.--The Chinese
coolie whose death was believed 20
have been caused by violence and
which was the direct cause of the
riots at Hankow on Sunday, died from
natural causes, according to the find
ings of the inquest held by the
Chinese officials over the body.
This fact has been reported to the
state depsStMwnt in j cah9egrarrl from
American Consul General Nosher at
Hankow. Chinese residents suspect
ed the coolie had been killed by the
police. This led to the riots which re-
suited in the death of seven persons
and the wounding of thirty
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
sy Associated Press.

Paris. Texas, Jan. 27.-:After re-
naming a voluntary prisoner in the
county jail here for several days
Henry W. Tschiffley still insists that
ne robbed the postoffice at Glenarm,
Ky, and burned the railroad station
there. When shown letter from
Louisville stating that there was 40
charge against him, Tschiffley insisted
that he ought to be returned to Glen
arm for trial. This letter came to Rev.
J. X. Black, rector of Holy Cross Epis
copal church here from the rector Of
st. Pants church at Louisville. and
stated that Tschifley was the son CT
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
DUMONT ASKS FOR A
RAILROAD FRANCHISE
MORE THAN $1,000
YEAR REVENUES

1t was announced last night that
the membership list of the Pensa-
cola Commercial Association shows
annual revenues in excess of SILL
600 a year. AND it is expected that
there will be a considerable fur
ther subscription before the regu-
lar meeting the second Tuesday OF
February.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
Former Mexican Congressman
Is Fighting Against Exhadihon

he was active in stirring UP opposition
to President Diaz 1T the time of the
last election and claims that the news
paper in Mexico City which he edited
was forced to discontinue publicat alto.
through government influence.
The paper collected subscriptions for
the entertainment for the. poor years
ago and the Mexican government
charges that part Of the funds were,
withheld by Azcona.
The accused is a graduate Of Hci-
delburg University and is a son of th .
late Senor Azcona, Mexican am bas-
sador at different times TO Italy, Qua
temala and Argentina.
He is a cousin Of Senior Corvarubis.
the present Mexican ambassa dor to
Great Britaiun.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
WANTSRANSOM
FOR DAUGHTER
TWO LETTERS RECEIVED BY
FRANCIS r. ARNOLD, WHOSE
DAUGHTER HAS BEEN MISSING
SINCE DECEMBER t2.
BY Associated Press.

New York, Jan. 27.-Lawyers of
Francis r. Arnold. the wealthy inn
porter whose daughter. Dorothy, has
been missing from her home since De-
cember H. admitted today that two
letters demanding ransom for the
young woman had been received 10y
Mr.. Arnold within the last twenty
four hours. One of the letters, Mr..
Arnold said, demanded more than he
could possibly raise, although he is
rated as millionaire.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
BY Associated Press.

Washington, Jan. 21.-On the docket
of the district court today appeared
the case of Juan Sanchez Azcona, a
former member of the Mexican con-
sress. who is fighting against extFadl-
lion sought by the Mexican govern
ment on charge Of obtaining money
under false pretenses-
Azcora has been in the custody of a
United States marshal since December
s. when his provisional arrest was or
dered or Geographic information fur
nished the state department by the
Mexican government.
Azcona has repeatedly declared that
the charge is a ruse on the part Of the
Mexican government to secure his re-
turn to Mexican territory. He admits
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
MOTHER DIES OF
BROKEN HEART
HER SON SENTENCED TO BE.
HANGED FOR THE MURDER OF
HIS WIFE, WHOM HE BURNED
TO DEATH.
Ey Associated prcss.

Macon, Ga, Jan. 27.-Brolzen- heart
ed at the death sentence passed upon
her son, Mrs, ". II. Walker aged ~
years, dropped dead last night at the
residence Of Mrs. J, J. Murray here.
Her son is William Walker, sentenced
last week to be hanged for having
burned his wife to death.
Walker was taken from the jail and
allowed to view the body of his mother.
He was overcome by grief. Through
out his trial. Mrs. Walker sat beside
him in the court room and stoutly con-
tended his innocence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
AT HIS HOME IT IS THOUGHT
THAT TSCHiFFLEY is INSANE

Louisville. KY. Jan. 27.-Henry w.
Tschffley, who gave himself up to the
police at Paris, Texas. with the request
that he be formally arrested on the
charged of robbing the postoffice AMI
burning the railroad station at Glen
arm, KY, is believed by his friends
here to be suffering from temporary
mental alteration. He formerly was
employed in both the postoffice ani
cxpress offices at Glenarn,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
SPANISH PAPERS COMMENT
ON RAISING THE MAINE
BY Associated Presa.

Madrid, Jan. 27.-The newspapers
are giving much space to dispatches
from the United States describing the
Investigations incident to the raising
of the wrecked battleship Maine III
Havana harbor. They appear peculiar
ly interested in anything in the way of
evidence that the warship was lost as
the result of an explosion from within
Moderate comments are made on the
Injustice of the Spanish American
war
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
KANSAS GETS
SUNDAY BALL
LEGISLATURE GOES ON RECORD
AS FAvoRING THE PLAYING OF
THE NATIONAL GAME ON THE
SABBATH.
Ey Associates Press,

Topeka, Kas., Jan. 27.-Sunday base
ball in Kansas was given new lease
of life when the lower house of the
legislature went on record today by d
vote of 63 to 5S against any further
laws to prohibit the game.
More than half of the members took
part in the debate in which the Blblo
was quoted, sermons delivered ana
arguments against the bill made by
those who favor the sport.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
SON KILLS MOTHER.

Josephine Bell, aged SO. was shot and
killed in her home here today. Her
flfteen-year- old son is being held for
examination. The bullet which caused
rife.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
STANDARD OIL co.
SUES A MAGAZINE
BY Associated Press,

New York, Jan. 27.-The Stand
ard Oil Co. today brought suit for
s25O,O00 against the publishers of
Hamptons Magazine and Cleve-
land Moffett, the writer of an ar
ticle in the current issue which al
leges that subsidiaries of the
Standard sell glucose to manufac-
t,Irers. So far as recalled the
STANDARD has never before brought
suit against any publication at
tacking it.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
THREE MEN MISSING,

Seattle. Wash. Jan. 27.-A wireless
message from the purser of the
wrecked Cottage City, which went on
the rocks off Cape Nudge, B. c., yes
terday afternoon. says: pilot and
three on a raft are missing" The dis
patch is interpreted to mean that all
have been accounted for except the
pilot and three of the crew
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
Says He is Ready to Com
mence Work Oh the Pro-
posed Road.

ONE WILL RUN TO MEMPHIS AND
THE OTHER TO ANpALuslA-
COUNCIL HEARS ORDINANCE
READ GRANTING THE FRAN
CHisE UNDER CERTAIN CoNDI-
TioNs-coNSlDERAsLE DISCUS
SION AT SPECIAL MEETING.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
LAND MARINES
PUERTO C0RTEz
SIXTY ARE SENT ASORE FROM
THE TACOMA TO PROTECT
AMERICANS AND AMERICAN
PROPERTY.
By Associated Press.

Puerto Cortez. Honduras, Jan. 81.
The United States cruiser Tacoma
landed sixty marines here last night To
protect Americans and American prop
erty in the event of hostilities in this
city, now expected at any hour. Fight
ing In or near the neutral zone estab-
lished by Commander Davis will be
prohibited.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
REAR END COLLISION.

Muskegon. Mich, Jan. 27.--A rear
end collision between two Grand
Trunk freight trains here today cost
the life of Conductor Rex FoItz- fatal
lv injured an engineer and seriously
hurt two brakenen
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
CONTENDS FOR
new PROCEDURE
IN THE SENATE
Senator Curnrnins Would
Deny Seat to Any Man .
Obtained by Fraud.

HE CONCLUDES HIS SPEECH IN
OPPOSITION TO THE REPORT
OF THE COMMITTEE ON PRlVI-
: LEGEs AND ELECTIONS WHICH
HOLDS loRIMER's RIGHT TO
SEAT UNlMPEAcHED--HE SAYS
LoRIMER GOT TAINTED VOTES.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
ACCUSED OF
STEALING WOOD
THCS. koKoWIcH ARRESTED ON
ABOVE CHARGE LAST NIGHT
LOCKED UP IN SPITE OF HIS
THREATS HND ENTREATlES,

Thos. kokowich was arrested last
night charged4with stealing some
wood. 1t was charged that he was
getting the wood from pile that be.
longed to restaurant and was car
rying it to a house on South Baylen
street The arrest was made by Of.
ficer Kelly.
Kokowicll stoutly maintained his
innocence when carried to the sta
ton, and 1t is said, tried various ways
to ipfluen11 the officers to release
him Wit1<S teess rolling down his
cheeks, he EGedtr eesSe3sased. New,
ertheless, he was ushered to cell
where he kicked and ratified the bars
until he tired himself out
He will be given a. hearing this
morning in the recorders court.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
.SCHENk WILL
REFUSE to- TAKE
|. H|S WIFE BACK
Declares He Approves the
Course the State Has
NTaken in Case.

LONE JuRYAAN. WHO HELD OUT
FOR a CONVICTION REPORTS
70 COURT THAT He WAS OR.
DEhED OUT OF STORE BECAUSE
He DID. NOT VOTE RIGHT, AND
CHARGES OF CONTEMPT OF
COURT MAY RESULT.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
WIFE MURDERER CAPTURED.

Cincinnati Jan. 27.-Oliver P. Smith
for whom the police have been search
ing since the murder of his wife al
her home in this city last Wednesday
night, has been arrested in Indian
apolis. according to information re-
ceived by the local police today. Mrs
Smith was a lodging house keeper
Immediately after the killing Smith
disappeared. A warrant for his ar
rest on the charge of murder was
sworn out yesterday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28

a special meeting of the city council
was held last night to consider the
proposition of p. .. Dumont to cor
struct two railroads, known as the
Pensacola, Alabama q Western AMI
ensacola & Northea stern. The meet
ing was attended by number of the
prominent citizens of the city. and thcy
were allowed to take part in the dis
cussion. After hearing the arguments
OF Mr.. Dumont and examining his
charts and discussing the proposition
at length, an ordinance was introduced
providing for the granting of a fran
chise on certain conditions, the most
important of which are that 60 miles
of one road shall have been built with
in one year, and the whole distance nr
that branch which is $50 miles, shalt
be built within IS months; that the
road which leads into Memphis shall
be completed within four years. and
that the conditions of this franchise
shall be accepted by Dumont and his
associates within forty-five days. The
ordinance was referred to the fran
chise committee.
THE PROPOSED ROADS.
As stated before, one of the proposed
ROADS Is 10 AID, anu COLI
Meeting with the c. of Ga, and the
other to extend to Memphis, where ic
will connect with the various roads
leading out of that city. Of which there
are eleven.
1t is claimed by the promoters of the
proposed roads that this route is not
only much shorter than any existing
route from this point to Memphis. but
that. on account of the grade, they will
be able to haul freight much moro
cheapIy in proportion than other roars
now hauling between these pla COS.
Another advantage will be that pas
sengers can leave this citG at noA
and asxipe Tn Memphis at about
lo'clocksfhat night.
The promoters claim that they can
begin work within vert short time r.
they are granted the franchise and
that they can begin actual Construc-
ton work within 80 days.
In response to the request of a mem
ber of the council, Mr. Dumont Went
| into a detailed explanation of why the
other franchise which was granted him
Continued on Page Three,l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-01-28
Prominent Man Insists That He
Robbed a PostoH1ce in Kentucky

"a prominent kentucky divine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

Silnbc nt0gc teiuc Wclpnlt iiber JIG
crlnnaelt; n;Dgc lie f~citbultcu AM
@l rnbcn, ml5barrcu in Den @e6oten.
Sic tpmn,c ibrcr Sdapdbe 6u 5ilic
orrN Die StGrfc Der 3udt; JIG lei
cvnit, iMGrhbeit nm in ben bim:nlis
ldJci 2clrcu mlterrid)tct; lie lei fridlts
bar III ibrcn Had)fommen, bemdhrt
nne uuidulbia; JIG 1clangc 5iir 2ugc
Der Scligcu rnb 81 Gem tintmliid]cl
Heid)e! Scibe m,ogcu icben Die Ntnz
Der ibrcr &ilber bis gum Dritten mn
picrtcn Weid,lcht IND 81 cincm err
lcbutcu Ilter gelangcu plireb Gbrilti9
lniern Serrn."
@ic ifGn uub inbaltsrciM iinb
bicic Seacnsgcbetel. Vie glildlidl
nutB pic Che lucr0cn. lpcnn Die Ncll@
bern dbltcn burf ciirigc Witlpirfltn9
Der Sriid)tc bieies Segens iib tbcil>
bnitiN MAIDEN!
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Stride nidt. nnmeutliG IN Den
Gtdhtcu. Sort niiniht man, gez
lcgeutlid) aus @itclieit. im bircften
@cacnIub sltr @prifriit Der Stride
imb hcr l~poblmplenben WaGnun9 bes
Tricircrs. hie 5rnnung am Nddnnits
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betes ilnb bes Scgens bes Srieltcr6,
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punbert man li1 nod, ipenu ipdter
Iaes perfebrt gebt. iinb Dfters in fnz
tholiihcu arciien iogar bds boie Wort
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ir NaeS ocle9en. .@cu ibr iegnet,
Der lei geiegnet", iagte Der Seilnnb
81 leinen Siingern, unb bas gilt iett
nift minbcr.
WDhte ser @ertb bes fir6liten
@ebctcS mc5r erfannt, unb auh ims
mcr perlnnat perben. gS 9ciddbe
iidJer nift gum Nud)tbcile Der Che
leute. Wau bilbe lid bod nidt Elm.
cS ipGre et!unS, nenn man Die BET Den
8cihcn mn Sorncbmeu cingcriiicne
lluiitte nddabmcn iDnne. Die Srauung
AM 9tafmittag ober Abcnb pornebs
men 5t lniien, BLOB aus bem 9rnnbe,
nm ctipas mebr iheinen 5u fDnnen.
Sic 5rauling nit Der Srautmeiie
bat nift ullcin ben grGBereu @ertb.
ionbern trdgt i6on bon pornberein in
beionbcrcr Weiie bas fdtbolilhe 8es
prdge unb lit elm crbcbenoes SeiIpiel
fir Die gauge @emeinbe.
Gin edit fotboliifcs Saar ioIte
iibcrbaupt niht Dem Sfdrrprieiter bas
Nniianen elmer Srauung auBer Der
Wciie ltellcu uub inn in bicier Beiie
Scrlegenheitcu bcreiten. pelhc au6
iiir lie oft icbt unb in Der 3utuuit
nihts ais llnSemah unb nuh 9rnuer
i'm @cfolgc baben fonnen. - .Serolb
bc5 8lnubens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

febrt in ben 4ntlporten Ser Ilsge>
Itobenen farim Elm anoerer 8ruuo 10
OFT ipieoer fpie Der: .@auteo prettp
clothes" - .@unberer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
Die MISUNDERSTANDING bet
&iubern.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
fur die Uebe 1u0end.


Die Sureen, Senn ciuen Oasfpder
baben tic ia nid1t. llnb eebt Damn
nad 5pei Mpnnteu crit bas Slieaenz
lernen los, npbei Die Sungen anfangs
mir ami DEM Heiirnnb iibenb, hire
Sbningen probcn, Damn dngitliG bis
gum Sirit bes Sdd)es ildttern, bis tie
i6lieBlid, Die Ilten aIf ibreu @uss.
rlli9cn begleiten fDnnen. Damn ai6t's
crit Wiib' unb Slage!
ga. ainber. Die Storfeltcrn ba1
ben's niht leift! gber tic t6un ia
Niles germ, neil lie ibre ainpcrd)eu 10
lieb babeu. Sn @efu9r uno Noth
lteben lie linen 8ltr Seite, unb man
bat gciipiele. mo- Die Storde i6re
Sungen ielbit i'm Sooe nidt perlieBen.
aueen5ellsen beri6ten. lpie bel DEM
Sranb etner Sheune. sic elm Hcit init
jitnsen Stord,en true. Die storcbin.
dnltntt 1tt] 5l retten. lire Slii9el iiber
Die Sungen alisbreitete, Tie gegcn ben
Suntenregen idiibte, p6brenb Ser alte
Storf. Der. pcil's i'm Neite an ena
mar. auf einem Sburnte nGttiate,
bonn Seuerihein aneelpdt, herbeiaeetlt
mar, bod ilber Dem brennenben Sadbe
I1fpebte. Ion Der 8lutb anaeltrablt,
iimtreiIte err bas Sad in INNER cnaern
lino tmner tiefern Sfraubenlinien,
big er nit periengtem 8eiieber in bic
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sdeune niebers
ltiir6te. NIT Den Seinen i'm Sobe-
pereint.
Gnoe Suli beriammeln iif Suns
perte bon StGrten auf Der 8ieie unb
riilteu gum Sluge nadb Dem Siiben.
Wir 6litcu ibucn naf, mie lie lid
nd6 lebbaftem 9etlapper in Die 9uft
erbcben. nod einige 3eit iiber Der
Seimatb t~reiien. oils mpllten iie bon
ibr IbIdyieb nebmen. uno Damn in
Iiiopcitliter Hihtung baoonflieaen,
nno rnfen ibnen gu: Slid auf Die
GeiIe ilber's Reer. uno auf 8ieoers
lcben iiber's Sabr!"-I. SepbeL.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
gYie pilcscn mir nnierc It6mnnaS=
Ucrf,cugc?

gSie pilcscn ,uir nnierc gtbmnnas.
Wcrf5cuge?
@ernSe bcu ItbmungSipcrf5euSen
lit ~belonoerc Iuimcrfimfeit unb
Tileec 5%u5lnpeuben. Wau befolse
babel Itets nadbiol9cnbe Yuntte:
1. Ytbuie itets nit ~geiGJlonenerl
Wnnbc. Saburh iuirb @rfGltmis
Der ItbnmngsorBnue porsebeu9t.
Sur6 bas atbmen nrrb Die Naie tpiro
hie 2uft crit geuii9cno erfpdrmt rnb
innu bcSbalb nidt mcbr i6dbcn.
2. SPITE bid ppr Dem ginotbmen
BON ~itnu6igcr ppcr iib~clrichcnoer 9uft.
Tcrmeihe bas Aufmir6clu bon Stalib
I'M 3immer unlb im Sreien.
3. SpIde ME uuf Den SuBbopen!
Senn eritens iiebt es unid)pn aus, unS
Sipeitcno fDuncn oaburh Iebr leibt an>
itcdcnbe Grantbeiten perbreitet ipers
hcn. Spilfe aud mic auf Den SuBs
boben in Der Stride, IN Der Sd)ule. in
Der YoIt, IN DEM Giienbabn6n9e. III
Ger StrnBcnbnbn H.. |. 10.
4. @ebe reebt oft III Die friIhe Suit
mn 6clpc9e bid paielbit ioriel ais
MIR chen mp9li6.
3. Irbeite i'm Spmmer moglihIt
bel ofieueu Seuirern. Sci un9iine
itiger @itteruna uub I'M 8inter ers
ncucrc Die Simmerluft tdglih burd,
o(cihscitisea Seffncn Der Sbiiren uno
Scnitcr. Sebe bid nift bem Suge
ans, sumnl uenu on erbist bit.
O.. @urgle Sriih unb Ibenbs nno
reini9e nad ieber Nabl5eit ben
Wuno nit iriidem 8ailer. Saonrf
ipirb ailb ser 10 bGBli6e nnb iible
@erud aus Dem @unSe BERTHE
ben. ainhcr limb ihon friibSeitig an
oaS 0urgeln 81 9efpobuen.
Z. Iermeipc .es. bcim Grbeiten Die
9ruit anSulehuen unb Den llnterleib
5u preIien. Ndburd perbeu Die 2uns
gen e~ingeoriidt ilnb beenat. Sdmcrs
gen in Der @ruit iteaen iitt alsbalb Elm.
s., Hiiee pcine ireie Seit 81 leb>
Batter Seips9una In friiher 9uft aus
rnb itGrte beionbers bic Iiisfeln ocS
9rultfprbes unb bes llnterleibeS burd
fDrperlihe 5bGtiafeit. Teht tief
sltbem bolen 1T Defenders midtig unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11
$ 'Gft trauten familienkrei(e.
GiHd.

Wiiid.
Snrh bns brauuc 5ciNetraut
I. Mcbct leta ner Miaa,
S~tcrn!cin bliuiuI 10 ocrtruut,
S6lnie lupbl, .nIeiu ains.
-
NttiG ncn Stcrncn, iorgenfrci
Slidit nr III sic Wclt,
acnnit nod, uidJt be3 Scr5cls
SGjrci
Nu6 Gbrc, W!iif uub @clb.
, ~
giidlt Der llutrcu bitt're Yciu,
Sic murtdl 0erSc bcidjt,
SiiEc lluldulb, Spnucnlnein
Spicgclt bciu @ciidt.
=:
Srcllc Mtuftcrlic6t mad)t
Gin ber @icNc bcin.
8riib!iu9Sliiftc mcbcn indt
Surd fic 6%enitcrlein.
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@cbct leis Ger Hin5,
Stcrnicin blinfcu 10 bcrtraut,
Sdlnfc mobl. mein &inb.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

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&6rpers. Manner unb Srauen aus
ideinbar alien 9lnilen uuo SdiGten
hcr Geieaibaft pflihtctcn ibr bel.
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Jade. fpesbalb ii6 Die Srauempelt
Der Wobes Sprannin fiigt, seben Die
Weinln9en nuseinunber.
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nidt bon g~eitern. Sic lit fat 10 alt
tpie bas Weni6cnseihle6t. Sic Sis
bel, Die S1riften Der Batter. Die Ser
orDmlnsen Der iunsen briitlideu
Stride. Die .aleioerorbnungen" Der
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trtr liefern bafiir 9eipeiie in Siiue
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buitian 8rant:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-11

2ebre es. iif msebeibeu Suriid3us
Sicben. ipenu Gripd6iene ii6 inter-
ealten.