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St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-16

my question, MI. Pujo propounds
still another question to me, viz:
l want you to say to the people
OF Louisiana, if you are elected
to the United States Senate,
whether you will accept profess
slonal employment from a cor
poration. This question has al
ready been answered by me in
Varleus speeches, but in order
that Mr.. Pujo, in common with
the rest of the people, may know
my position exactly, I take this
opportunity Of declaring that,
after | am elected to the Senate,
! will not accept any corporation
business whatsoever, devoting
my time and attention to repre-
senting the people of this state
in the Senate of the United
States"
CHARGES AGAINST OPPON-
ENTS.
In summing up the charges
that he had made against his op-
ponents, Governor Sanders said:
I charged Mr.. Broussard with
having voted for the Dingley bill.
admits it. I charged him
with having voted for the Payne
bill. He admits it. | charged
him with having voted against
reciprocity. He admits
it. | charged him with having,
On March Is, 1900, voted against
the Democratic Party, and for
Cannon and his rules. He de-
that he voted for Cannon,
out admits that he voted with
The record proved that
IN the four roll calls had, he
voted with Cannon and against
champ Clark every time.
Il charged that on the day
GLOWING Broussard's vote with
and against Champ
lark that Cannon named Brous-
ard on the ways and means
the most important
ommittee in the House of Rep
esentatives. He admits the ap-
ointment by Cannon. (See Con-
Record of March Is,
9O9.)
I charged that as soon as the
lemocratic Party secured con-
.ol of the House that they re-
loved Broussard from the ways
nd means committee. The re-
ord proves it.
REFERS TO THE RECORDS
Il charged Mr.. Pujo with
voted for the Payne bill.
e admits it. I charged him
it'll being a corporation attor-
ey. He admits it. I asked
to take the people into his
and tell them how
UGH he received from corpora :
Ons for services rendered them.
e declined to do so. II
Thus is the record made up. Ii
very charge that made against n
Y opponents has been admitted 8
/ them, or is substantiated by G
lie record" il
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-16
PICKING Il WINNER

The Voice is supporting Mr.
Michel for Governor because
believes that he is nearer m
people and the best man OF b
three. He's a sure winner, Foo
st. Bernard Voice.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-16
THEY ARE BLIND.

The Goo Coos in their attitude
towards the effect Of the Hall
letter to Dear Henry" remind
US of the man who wouldn't eat
rats. = Monroe News-star
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-16
MICHEL WAVE STRONG

Many Of our local friend who
were supporting Hall BET Dre the
publication of the BernEein let
ter, are now supporting the next
Governor of Louisia q, Hon.
John T. Michel. Mar field Jour
nal.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-16
THE DOCTORS N E

Hall represents an organized
body of electors; so does Michel,
but Aswell stands glorious in the
fervor of his personal ambition
to be important. City
Outlook.
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-16
HIT HIM ON I'll NECK.

IF a man with clean a re-
cord as Judge Ha is to be con-
tinually harassedg with calumny,
detraetion and defamation Of
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-16

F. N. McCorkle will buy Sweet
Potatoes. Car lots or less.
aug II BIT
St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1911-09-16
RESORT and CITY are LINKED TOGETHER By TELEPHONE

Telephone service, linking together city andcountrya and shore,
is never more appreciated than during the summer months.
While the business man is confined to his desk In the city. the
telephone keeps him in touch with wife and family, though the
may be many miles away, summering at some pleasant resort.
During hsoWn vacation the business man relies upon the tele-
phone. He is free from care, for he knows that he can be reached
at one by telephone should important matters require his attention.
At the vacation home also, the telephone proves SO convenient
in arranging games and outings with friends and ordering sup
plies from the distant markets.
All this is possible because Bell Telephone service is universal.
BY the way, have you ! felephone2
Cumberland Telephone s Telegraph Company.
INCORPORATED Z .
Every Bell Telephone is q Long Distance Station.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-03-04
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

Tuesday forenoon at recess, Russell
Walters, a member of the third grade
jumped over the railing which inclos-
es one of the flower beds on the
school lawn and fell i'm such way
that he broke his arm. He is i'm
proving now.
Note writing is specially with
Mr.. Warner. and We almost believe,
a hobby since he has had great
deal to say ON the subject The UNI
happy culprits are Freshmen and
Sophomores which proves that digni-
fled juniors and Seniors either do
not write notes or are more skinful
at concealing them.
e Examinations, the most odious and
distasteful things in the world from
the students stand point, occurred
Wednesday and Thursday. Mr.. Han
SON blighted every happy hope of es-
cape by saying they were not exam
nations but tests and all suffered a.
like. He once gave us hopes of ex-
emptions if We were perfect in atten-
dance but unfortunately he changed
his mind.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-03-04
Basket Ball.

We all envied the Sophomores be-
cause they started the study of &C.
ometry only two weeks before the
examinations.
Thursday evening occurred two
interesting basket ball games
Although they We're gotten up on very
short notice, eighty one tickets were
sold Thursday afternoon by members
of the high school, the money going
toward the gymnasium fund.
In the game between the Senior
Junior team and the Sophomore team,
the Seniors and Juniors won, the
score being 1915.
The second game between the high
school boys and the Mountain Home
Athletics was very close but the boys
won by two points; the score was
1919 when time was called so it was
nee essary to continue until one side
got two points.
Mr.. Warner consoled the Sophomor
es Friday by saying that ON free
throws they made as many baskets
as the champion teams ever do.
The Seniors and Juniors won the
game against great odds since the
sympathy of the entire audience was
with the Sophomores.
What cheering was done at the end
of the girls game the Seniors and
| juniors had to do for themselves
We are justly shocked at the
disloyalty of our towns-people toward
| the classes of 1911 and 1912.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-03-04

Geo. P. Hall was business visitor
i'm Boise the first of the week.
w. ID. Evans was Boise visitor
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coates spent
Wednesday and Thursday In jerome
on business.
The Twentieth Century Club We're
entertained Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Swan.
John Owens left Friday morning
on a business "trip to his old home
Dazy. North Dakota.
C. e. Corker transacted business in
the Capital City the latter part of the
week.
James Pence was i'm from the camp
at Bruneau this week and helped the
Athletics show the high school boys
how to play basketball.
Good resolutions are of no effect
unless they are reduced to practice
Proposing and doing are two very
different things
The man who has bad temper
makes it decidedly unpleasant fol
others, yet after ALL he lis the worst
sufferer.
Rev. Barnes, District Supernten
dent of the M. e. church, filled the
pulpit for Reverend Crabtree last Sum
day and win hold services again next
Sunday.
Reverend Crabtree came UP from
his ranch at Twin Falls and spenr
Sunday with his family. His health
is much better and with two more
weeks of recreation, he hopes to take
| up his work again at the M. e. church
The M. e. Aid Society will NEE
with Mrs. Allendar next Thursday
10 p. M. Ladies are requested to brin!
needles and thimbles. Every bod,
invited.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-03-04

LOCAL NEWS +;

Good, clean, nut coal $3.50 per
ton. Bennett Brothers.
f. e. Wilson transacted business
i'm Hammett, Monday.
Allen b. Eaton spent part of the week
ON his ranch at Hot Springs.
Mrs. Adair is holding class re-
cital to-day at the Chattim home.
M. G. Helm transacted business in
Boise, Thursday.
Mrs. John Pence was business
visitor In Boise Friday.
Dwyer the electric man transacted
business in Boise Monday
Peacock" nut coal, free from
ack and dirt. $3.50 Der ton at
;ennett Bros.
Grover Pence, son of Arthur Pence
of Bruneau was a business visitor In
Mountain Home Thursday.
Rev. Peake will give the third of
his series of illustrated lectures i'm
the Baptist church Tuesday evening,
March 7th, at s, p. M. Subject of
lecture will be India in Transition.
Miss Myrtle Gibson returned Sum
day from Portland, Ore. where she
has been studying the latest styles
In millinery and selecting the spring
stock for Mrs. Hendricks.
A. K. Bailey was up from Grand
View this week making annual proof
ON his claim. Mr.. Bailey was &C
companied by his wife who will visit
in town several days with her daugh
ter, Miss Agness.
Luther Winter, of Hammett, where
he has valuable claim and has beer
making improvements ON same, was
transacting business In Mountain
Home Friday. Mr. Winter reads the
news in the Republican.
Rev. Dean Hamilton came UP from
Emmett Wednesday to make annua
proof on his claim. Mr.. Hamilton
had planned to visit among former
Pensioners several days but owing
to illness of Mrs. Hamilton was oblig
ed to return Thursday.
Mrs. e. M. Wolfe went to Boise
Tuesday as delegate to the Roya
Neighbors Lodge. She reports goot
time and an empty purse. While di
Boise Mrs. Wolfe called ON Mrs
Green whose condition is somewhat
improved although very weak.
Jacob Schlechter Sr. lis at the Hot
Lake Sanitarillm, Oregon, where hi
has been operated upon. Reports are
that the operation, though serious
one, was cuccess and is further
proof of DR.. Phys skill as surgeon
1t is pleasing to learn that Mr.. Sch
lechter is doing fine and that he Ia
on the road to goodhealth again.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-03-04
COUNTY News;
ATLANTA.

ATLANTA.
II. B. Butler left for Boise last
week to be gone for about ten days.
Mrs.Chas Gray has been suffering
from a hight attack of the grippe for
few days but ismuch improved at
present
Miss Pearl Keough was i'm town
from the Minerva Mill to attend the
X. p. reception Wednesday evening.
While in Atlanta she was the guest Of
Mrs. Longwell.
Mr.. Neil Campbell, the general man
ager of the Overlook Minin Co., re-
turned Thursday from Walla Walla,
Wash. W here he has been for the
past three months. Saturday L orninS
he took several men to the company's
mine in the Black Warrior District
where he will complete his work Of
development preparatory to the con-
struction of large mill.
Cash Smith, of the Minerva trans
acted business i'm Atlanta, Thursday
w. r. Butler has been troubled by
slight attack of rheumatism since
| Sunday.
S. e. Annas came over from the MI
erva Mine to spend Sunday with his
| family in Atlanta.
The Atlanta High School Athletic
association was formally organized
| last Thursday evening and the follow
ing officers were elected: Eldred S.
Annas, Pres; Geo. M. Butler, Vice
president; Earl Smith, secretary
treasurer, and Joe May, Sergeant-at-
arms.
Con Cornill who has been working
at the Minerva mile, eft Monday for
Boise by way of the river road.
| Frank Keough of the Minerva mill
was a business visitor i'm Atlanta,
Monday evening.
Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-03-04

Mrs. Mermaid-Did you put out the
eatfish1
Mr.. Mesmaid-Yes. but II that dog.
ash doesn't quit his baying at the
mOontish I'll never get any sleep
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04

ibrer 9uten 2oune ftoren Iieben.
Gines abenos aber niiibte er iif NIT
einem Genuine bon 2 Wtarf beguii.
gen; barob natiirlid srobe Sreuoe
ietner Witipieler. aaltm bate ct
oieie p~crlaiien, als Der cine bergniigt
lGdclno gu Dem anoeren iagte: .9en
baben mir beut' nal orbentlid &c.
rupft!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04
spab mnb aud iein.
Die Graftiide.

Sn Der Sfule lit man beim Sub.
trabiercn me~briteIieer 3ablen, 3. g.:
$500
- 1882
lin bos Bergen bel Der p%orhergeben.
Den 3abi (giner bat nifts, miiB i'd
beim 3ebner borgen,-3ebner bat
ali6 nibts, mltB id beim Sunberter
borgen) ben Sd)iilerinnen reft per.
ItdnolifJ 81 MAIDEN, iagt Die 2ebre.
rim: ,9enft erlf, ibr befommt inner.
ipartet Seiud, babt sufGalig feline
a%affeebobnen 5m Saiis, unb Bis gun,
Galfmann lit es 81 ipeit,-mas tbut
Damn eitre 0iitter S-Sie leibt bel
Der Huhbarin, nift nabr2 Nun bat
Die critic Hahbarin aber auh feiueu
3offee 3u Sans, mas tbiit Die Wntter
bann mobl, @ariefen?"
.Sie maft balt ne 5afie Sbee!"
-, 8ltdfaiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04
@er hats Eripilesinm?

aue!'-@oetbe.
@enn man 5i,fpeilen nm iid) bItft
Iitf bieiem eroenbalI,
go merit man, Dob iif pieles ididt,
God ni6t fir al, fir al.
Dies 81 beipeiien, nebmt nitt frumm,
3erm lper Die Wabrbeit iprift,
Sat Der fem Yripilegium2
ogd nein, Der bats oft niht."
Sn elmer 9neipe ihldst mon ii1,
0os lit MN gar uid)t fem;
0od lit eitl Yolisiit in Siht,
Spinnt man Die Shl1aer elm.
.0ort idlagen i'm 9ilea iid) fruntm,
3nei ano're, bas lit rYtlibt!"
9ie baben'S Tripilesium,
Die anoeren baben's nift.
@enn elmer NAL mas beimlif maitit,
Siirwabr. bas lit nift reft.
God paft i'm bes @eieses 6ailit,
9ann gcbt's Dem 9iebe idIeht.
Gin Grinder aber rtiht 10 bumm,
@eiB better, Die er's frieet;
Der bat elm Iripilegium,
Der andre bat es nift.
@eun elmer nal i'm MauideIton
men Suoen fonterfeit,
Ia lit ma iebr empfinblif ihon,
0as pabt nidt i1lebr sur 3eit.
Sod idJimpft auf Eapit uno aird)'
bernm
Iud nod 10 II frefer @ift,
Ser bot bas Yripilegium,
Der anO're bat es ni1t.
s(itd gibt es ipobl mand 3eitunss.
blatt,
0as liigt ur,b benln5iert,
llno menus auh Die 8eribtging
bot,
Die miro nidt of3eptiert.
Ian punbert lid uno irogt pdrum
2iigt Dos eiid) ms @eiidt2
0os bat elm Gripilegiitm,
Gle anb'ren baben's niht.
Grltmi idlieb id, wie Der Gidter
inng:
Gins i6idt lid nidt Fir aG'!"
llnb niir0e nidt mein 2ieb 3u lang
Sd miiBt nod mand)en San.
@en's aber trifft, Der nebm's nidt
frllmm;
0enn aud Der 3idter ipridt:
sd bob Elm Tripileaium, =
llnb libel nebmt mfrs nidt.
-Worib Shmit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04

@ente ipeitersablte. go lit bas be.
'ribmte Sbeeierpice IN Meibener Dor.
5ellan mittlerlpeiIe ihon reht tbeiier
getporben: IS foitet bis be,te $4,000
Sranfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04
Gr hat i'm e%rfannt,

aits giibapeit miro benz @tener
-6remOenblatt" folgenbes nette Sc.
ifihtden ersdblt: Bel Der lesten
3eniurpertbeiling piirbe EN- Shiiler
zines bieiiaen Sbergpmnaiinms in
ieinen 8eograpbiefenntniiien iehr lin.
giinltig beurtbeif. Ser Batter bes
8naben Iuhte MN ben betreifenocn
Sebrer ai,f uno CAB linn Die geriid)e.
rlng, 0aB es nm bic afnntniiie bcs
Sfiilers niht 10 ihledJt itiinbe, "a or
i'm Dor ieoer @eograpbieitimoe iiber.
priife. Ter &rofeiior lab ben Serrn
ladIelno an uno meinte idllieblih
v8us ucriteben 9 lie BON @eogra-
pbie2 Sic miiien ia nift einmal,
no Sonoon liegt." 9eihGmt emit
fernte iid Der 9einGer, binterlieB
aber I'M @orraltme bes SprefSim-
mers cine @iiifenfarte, auf Der &c.
idrieben itano: .laoolin aobesli-
getbp, o. 3. Hrof. Der 9uoapeiter lint
eeriitdt fir aosmoarapbie nno Geo.
pbpiif, forreiponoirenoes Witglieb
Der Ifaoemie, Mitglieo Der 8eogra.
pbiihen 9eieQifaft II. !. No."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04
Gin cSlcs Shier.

did betfiibt olio Der SerluIt Sci.
mes Sunoes 10 iebr. mar Der d ein
eoles Sbier?"
aebemann: ySa, iebr eoel! Ser
lieb feinen @ldubiger iiber Die
SfmeGe!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04
Gin sanicnSfanitler.

gureanbeamtcr (sil icinem, aaac-
gen, Der, elm @las Bier Dor iif
iteben bat): Menidh neritede oein
Bier, Der goriteber fomult. ino Der
orebt einem aus 10 etwas eleid cinen
Sfrif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04
Die fleine Sanna.

Die feline Sanua iist nit Batter
iinb Nutter beim aoffee. Gin &C.
tpitter lit i'm In,use. Sauna bot
idcn piei iiiBen SUDDEN eegeiien, ober
ibr Iederbaftes WGnten mill nod
metr. 1ie @tutter iebof min ibr
feinen 8iihen mebr eeben iino iagt
iebr ernitbaft: CAB on mir fem
EStiid nimmit. ionit i6impit Der Iiebe
@ott." Iber bal6 fann alein.Sanna
Der Beriud)iing nidt miberIteben, uno
als Batter unb Mlltter eben nitt bin.
feben, padt ibr fleines SGuItfen
idneI EN- iaftiges Stiid. Ga aber
rollt oumpf nro brobneno Der 9on-
ner burf bic ar,ft. Sauna Idbt gans
erifroden ben 8iiden falen nub
iogt" peroust: .glber, lieber Got,
inn ion tein Gid elm 10 aroB Eedta.
fel!-"9udfaiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04

Wiiter gbiter, Sd LOB es all Shine,
OBJ Sd niht Hedt FOB. Sd BOB bod
Die Wobrbeit 81 benz Mann geiogt I'M
nit g~ebroggt. Wos SD Shine afprper
81 Mnfangs geiogt bob, bes bleibt,
benz 4nobeliepp is es aus Sd,
min em nit me6r iebel
Sbne oes Mdmlibe piinideno
Dfit Riearbs. pours,
Sobn Ritih; Gsa.
Wiiter Gbiter! Sd ben bod &C..
tern miooer nit EN- aeifjprohe. Mer
ben oes aameel braad)e miiiie, iucil
ben Tins Der brittle Iann beim
SdJfat gefeblt bpf.
@ic omlpe S. g., ESQ.
g@ie pieI 3eibneit on fiir Die pro-
jeftierte Insitclung2"-
~S-id 3eid)ne ahtingspoqItl"
- = =
6alidJ pcrtanScn.
a.: .NlnL uie modt lid, ,sbr rel,.
g%egriinoetes gtabliiiement2 Binben
Sic benn Sbre @ednung?"
g.: .Sb eepib; ole Rqtmrng
finoe i'd ipobl,-aber be5obleu FAINT
i'd iie leioer uitt."
- y =
Hraftiidl.
a.: Dian iagt,a Sic moaten Sire
Sausbdlterin beirdtbcm, Die, fpie aDc
@elt neiB, Sic 10 arg beitiebft!2",
g.: so lit es! Sebem sic, if
bin bait a Sdlouferl! @cnn i'd Tie
beiratb' fonlm' id) auf Die einiafite
Weii mieoer ju meinem 9elo!"
,.r,s - - - 49,
!. Sas b6fli4c SicnfmGbdcn.
Sd rnfe cine b~efreunoete Samilie
an nno oml Ipparat crideint Die
oieniteifrige Gmnna, Die mir our Mnt.
mort gibt: sSampbl, id) iperoe Sic
endbige 6rau iofort rmien, nebn1en
Sic bite iolanse Yias."
~ ~ as& xtI Il: ,F
Mnf Der Mciie. ia
Profeiior: "a iise i) in elmer lido.
men 8erlegenbeit, it meib niht, III
Incident Sotel id abgeitiesen bin!"
~Saben Sic Oenn sar feline slb.
tiing2"
Erofeiior: ygeuabre: ih bobe
MIR Die 3immernummer gemerft."
NalitiSs.
Die bdblihe Nib $. mar bod
beiite luieoer inrd)tbar parfiimiert.
Na, 0a lie meiit i~iberieben miro,
ioa man Tie penigitens riefep
goritdjtsmafregef.
girgermeiiter Gin Ser @emeinoc.
Tube gum @emeitoeoiener): ,M1uit'
g Simmer ans. Sepp! Nimm ole
Stitble uno 2ampen fortl @ir ba.
ben bent' einen . ii + II e periud."
Sm 5ndtbdnie.
aufieher:. Meloe. aeborloruit,
&err DIRECTOR. Der StrGfling Ger. III
lit beiite Nadt ~geitorben.
Director: llniinn, fam, CT, ia, gar
ttift, err bat ia BON ieinen stpan3ig
Sabren nod iieben ,ob5uiiben.
$3.50
Der e~ingebilbete &raufe.
! Sobn: pa lit ia mieoer cine nelie
aranfbeit allfsetreten, iteht in Der
9eitnng!
SHUTTER: I'm 8ottesniacn, seiae
oas nlir Tapa ni6t. ionit bot or iie
alif gleid!
- y -
Der Shirmmaroer.
Warum iebeu Sic mid, oenn fort.
Ddbreno 10 an2 &omme ih Sbnen
ettpa befennt por2
Sic nit., aber Der SG.irml
p : ~ - -
Ams Der. &oae sefallen. So,
Gorpenii (3um Sausmeiiter. Der
Die Stiefel sbringt): sDas ioaen
seruidite Stiefel iein2 9a bdtten
Sic Die Stieiel ieben ioner, Die i'd
imIner ablieferte.r
,t4igs - - -
Cine bcitrre stncfoptc
bon benz Barrier Baron TotbIdilo
miro in Der "~Sribuna" erS6blt. 8or
elmer Heibe BON Sabren erbte Gin inn.
ger Sdanipieler mad Dem 5oSe lei.
ricr Mltter Elm ihoncs 5bceicroice int
WciBcnrr Y~or5elan, bas bon einem
antifenbanoler a,if gut $4,000 Sran.
fen 9eId)ast murbe. .Hitr Der ga.
ron &otbidilb mirb elm iolbes @ni1.
ocrperf failfen mouen," iaate Der
Gambler. 2arauf ieste iih Scr
Sdauipicler cine Ierriide auf nno
idminfte lid, baB er ipie elm SOiGbri.
DER misiah nm bpnoh iidh NIT Neut
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04
MifpcritGnbmiH.

8ait (ber pom idiperborisen aea.
ner mieoerbolt etrpns perlanat bat,
notmals): sSabeu Sic ,Sblpeins.
obren?"
~Na, no, gnd Serr, a bill i1wer.
borig bin | baIt!"",
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04
Nni uimiucaen.

nSoren Sic, parum idimpfen sic
benn oas St1lbenmdbben 10 aus, Tie
ltetnt bod Elm reft nettes ding sit
iein2" 4
sit lie aiif,, aber lpeiH i6 nift
ldimpfe, entldBt lie mcine Srali am
i1f,iten Sag!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-07-04
~ - -
@ioerrmf.

Sin 9iirger oes Staotdens s.
miiroe perflast. neil er bic Sdlfte
Der @agiitratsrdtbe pSdien" &c.
naiint hattie. Gr piirbe perurtbeilt
uno mubte Die 8eleibisina ptber.
rufen.-Sein @ioerriif lantete:
yltHter5eihneter erfldrt hermit,
oaB Die Sdlfte Der Wagiitratsrdt6e
feline S6ien iino." ~
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am Sndthdmie.

aufieher:. s@eloe. aeborianiit,
Serr DIRECTOR. Der. Str6fling @r. iii
lit bei,te gtadt s%eitorben.
Director: llniinn, fam, CT, ia, gar
nitt, er bat ia BON ieinen slpan3is
Sabren nod iieben ,ab3niisen.
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Der SunntassjGser.

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Sdgbrepier2~
g.: vGriiben beim @ilbbretbanb.
Ter
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ltni6mloiscs @cranigcn.

Srei 6rennbe ipielten on einem
beitimmten gbenb ieber ISOLDE ihrc
Yartie Sfat. giner bon ibnen bate.
7anf ieinem Spiel rmb icinem 8liid.
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naf Souic 81 seben, obne bob ieSod)
bic betben aubcren iib oabur1 in
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9amc gum MaIcr): .@omit mi.
iten sic cigcntlidl Sbre Sarben2"
@aler: yNfit @critnnO!"
9nme: .aba, iest fam ih mir
benfcn. pesbalb Sic IiniatnrmaIcs
gciporben iinb!"-n8 udfoItcn."
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Naliti0s.

Die bablide Mib $. mar bod,
beute lpieoer iurdtbar p~arfiimiert.
Na, 0a fie meiit iiberieben miro,
ioa man lie nenigitens ried)cp
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8oriidtsmafregef.

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lti,be gum @emeinbebiener): y@duim'
9 Simmer aus. Sepp! Mimm ole
Stiible nno 9ampen fort! @ir ba.
ben bert' einen 9 il + II G beriu6."
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Ter einsebilbete araufe.

3 Sobn: pa 1T. ia mieoer cine nelie
aranfbeit altfsetreten, itebt in Der
Seitung!
Wiitter: lin 8otteswiqcn, seiae
oas nrr 8apq nidt, ionit bot cr iie
aiif gleih!
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Sausbalterin beirdtbcm, Die. pie anc
Welt peiB, Sic 10 arg beitiebftl?"t
g.: so lit es! Sebem Sic, ih
bin bait a Sdlouferl! @cnn id iie
beiratb' fomm' id auf Die einiadite
Weii' mie0er 5u meinem 9elo!"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1911-09-27
CA|R0HE DIES
Ernest B. Dietrich Passes Away Sud.
denly on Street at Madison,
Wis, While on Visit.

News of the death of Ernest B.
Dietrich, pioneer of Madison, Wis,
formerly resident of Cairo, has
reached here. His end came sud
denly as he was walking along the
street. He was rs years old.
Mr.. Dietrich was born in Germany
August 10, 1893. He came to Amer
lea when but lad and made his
home in Madison for a great many
years. While in that city he was
employed in the freight office of the
Chicago, Milwaukee e. st. Paul rail-
road. where he served in the ca.
pacity of clerk
About 80 years ago he moved from
Madison to Cairo, thense to Topeka
Kansas, where he has since resided
He had been in the Wisconsin city
for Ave weeks at the home of his
daughter, Mrs l. S. Bradley
Besides his daughter, Mrs. Bradley
Mr. Dietrich leaves three other
daughters and one son. They are
Mrs. A. w. Lacey, Topeka. Kansas;
and Mrs. w. +. Huston, Council
Bluffs. Ia, and +. e. Dietrich of Ok
mulGee, Oklahoma His wife pre-.
coded him in death many years ago