davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07

the Hospital should receive these emergency cases and afterward investigate the financial condition of the patient and personally ascer- tain if the county is responsible and present the facts to the court.
 "There are incidents where old servants of some of our wea1thiest and best cit tzens have been taken sick and they have expected the county to bear the expense of theis treatment at the hospital This would result in great expense to the county and I think would be a1 imposition on the taxpayers.
 "Only few days ago I allowed the first claims of the Davis Hospi- tai that have been pres nted to me since I cam into the county judge office. They amounted to $701."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07
WOMAN IN BLACK
 ARRlICNED TODAY
Woman Who Worked Local Physic- ians and Business Men, Placed
 Tn County Jail To Await Trial.

The mysterious woman in black who worked number of local pro- fessional and business men Wednes- day, by representAr1s Aerself as a wife or daughter of a physician in this or neighboring city. was trans ferred from the police court to Mag istrate J A. Frazier's court yester- day and will be given hearing on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses today. She is in the county jail.
 The woman was arrested by Con- stable Frank Stewart and Chief of Police Evan Parnell It developed yesterday that she worked" more physicians than was at first thought by going to their offices and putting up the plea that she was passing through the city in need of funds and that Dr. So and So, her hus- band, who was supposed te Joe friend of the person visited. told her to call and get few dollars.
 pr. H. B. Williams gave her $350 and was SD touched" by her story of poverty that he was willing to get up subscription for her among the doctors, but she would not think lof it. Or. Williams was not aware that the woman. was doing the sub scriptfon work herself. She secured money from Dr. A. G Thompson, Dr. J. w. John, Dr. w. T. Blair and others and all the physicians have been summoned to appear in court this afternoon. The woman at first gave her name as Miller" but yes. terday said her name was Helen Mitchell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07
MAY TRANSFER
 HENRY LANE WILSON
Decline To Show His Patriotism To America At Mexican Feast July
 Fourth

Mexico City, July GA movement was started in the American colony here today t) petition the department at Washington to transfer Ambassa- dor Henry Lane Wilson from the scene of his present activities, be- cause of lack of respect for the American natbnal hymn, the Am- bassador being so busy eating when it was played yesterday. that he did not rise to his feet. The incident which has caused so much comment occurred at the Presidential break fast, a part of the Fourth of July celebration.
 President De LaBarra who was seated next to MT Wilson at the table, asked the Ambassador if 1t was not customary to stand when the hymn was played in the United States. the President arising as he spoke. Ambassador Wilson replied t, President De La Barra's query: "We are eating; what's the use?
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07
NEGROES ARE HELD
 FOR GRAND JURY

Luther Harper and Mary Lee. ne- groes, charged with murder before the fact, were yesterday arranged be- fore Magistrate E. A. Frazier and their attorney. Creed Caldwell waiy- ed examinations for them and they were bound over to await the action of the grand jury The negroes are those arrested by Constable Frank Stewart and Deputy Constable Jim Moore at Fairfield Wednesday h. ing. on charge t,f having assass'n- ated Ed Lee. the woman's husband at Fairfield last November. They have both confessed to the crime.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07
Says He Was Not With Mob and Knew Nothing of the
 Murder of Archard
WITNESSES HEARD
Major Davis Statements Ire Corro- h0rated by Them as to Rhea's Con.
 ncction With the Affair.

Little Rock, July 6.-The second days hearing in the habeas corpus case of w $. Bhea, charged witt murder, who is asking for bail in Judge Martineau's court, was equally as sensational as the f rst. All but a few witnesses, to be used in rebuttal, have been heard. Rhaa himself, was put on the witness st2nd today and denied practically every charg made by witnesses vest r. day He said he was not in the mob that killed Archard and knew n9t3- ing of the murder plot He admit ted that he phoned Sanders if m Dumas to stay on his place until he arrived, cla ming that he did this to protect Archard, who was going after Sanders and who, h. said, W 8 drunk.
 Notwithstanding his statements several witnesses today corroborated the statements of Major Davis, the negro witness heard yesterday, who swore that Rhea led the mob aft 1T organizing it and that Rhea and t3e negro Hubbert shot and killed Arehard
 ] number of character witness g were heard and each of them said Rhea had good reputation, but each knew little of his conduct in Desha county. The petitioners at torneys did not use Joe Berry, M cl Tucker or Robert Johnson, three negres, charged with murder in the sam case, notwithstanding they were brought from Arkansas City al their request Grant Sanders, the negro, whom Archard arrested and was freed by the mob, testified that Rhea led the mob and fired two o1 thr e shots at Archard. I'm Hubbert also fired at the officer. Sanders said that Rheas uncle Henry Ha"- rison, had intimidated him and tried to force him to testify in Rhea's be- half. Robert Johnson, corroborate( the statements of Major Davis ant Rosa Thomas, a negress, said tha' Rh "a organized the mob, but as snt left before the mob she d. no know whether Rhea aceompania then. sam Kelley, a negro boy, s2i( Rhea told him to get his shoteu, and told him that he was going give it to the men so they could ge Sanders from the officer.
 The hearing will be concluded Fi day afternoon.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07

tended to him some time ago by O. ficers of the local church, but in a telegram to II. c. Fox Wednesday positively d clined it, and will re- main ill Tyler, Texas. Th's is the second time Rev. Yates has been tendered the local pastorate, and twice he has turned 1t down.
 He yisttsd the city some years ago and made a fine impression on tn First church congregation. That be- ing shortly after the death of Rev Ross Moore, the churchmen eagerly extended Rev. Yates a call. He de- elined t. Since the resignation of Mir. Tull some weeks ago the church has been without a pastor and at once the congregation sought out Rev. Yates and ext nded him the call. They thought he would surely accept. He has kept tho members in suspense and his unfavorable de- cision was made known yesterday. H. c. Fox wired MT. Yates Wednes- day, the following lines and received the reply published below:
 "Pine Bluff Arl19 July ,, 1911.
 "Our membership is getting im- patient Please let me hear your de- cision. IT. C. FON,'
 "Ty1er, Texas, July ,, 1911.
 II. C. FOX,
 Pine Bluff, Ark.
 Conditions force me to reconsi3e and remain here Wrote church to- day"
 T l. Brown, merchant, or Tyler, recently visited Pine Bluff and attepmted to get the local church 10 withdraw it's aviation 10 the Tyler pastor, giving as his reason ttat his services were badly needed in Tyler. Deaeons of the local church refused
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07
MRS. HART SUES
 FOR DAUGHTER
Mike Holland and Tom James Ap- pointed Guardians For Heir to
 About $fO.O0O.

Little Rock, Ark, July GA pet- tion was filed in the chancery court this morning by Rebecca E. Hart al- leging that her lttle daughter is be- ing unlawfully restrained by the Mother Superior, of St. Marys Acad- emy of Hot Springs and asks the court to grant her the writ of ha- beas. The petition also alleges that Jessie James, the daughter, is the child of the petitioner and former husband now dead; that a decree of divorce was granted the petit oner and that each appeared before the court and by consent ordered that the child be sent to Pine Bluff to school; that afterward the father and mother reunited and remained together until the death of the hus- band; that before his death the child was placed in St. Mary's Academy at Hot Springs; that the petit oner has since married Murry P. Hart, and that he mak $ a good salary and is willing for the petitiontr to have the custody of the child. and that he will support her.
 The petition aso states that the child is heir to about $90000 or $40,-
 GOO left by the father; that Tom
 James and Mike lHolland of Pine Bluff were appointed by the probata court of Jefferson Cunty as guard ians of the child; that the action Af said court was illegal "n making
 these men guardians of the child as this court first took jurisdiction of
 the custody of the child. The peti-
 timer states that the St. Mary's Academy is now out for the summer and that she wants possession of her child, wherefore she prays the , court for a wr't of habeas corpus. { The chancellor issued an order commanding the Mother Superior oe
 St. Mary's Academy to appaar be fore the court July 12, 1911, and answer for the retention of the child, Jessie James.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07
sf& County Judge Says Some
 People Would Impose on
 Taxpayers of This County
9.F CARES FOR PAUPERs
yReIieyes That Davis Hospital Should g Admit Emergency Patients and X Then File Claims.

@ County Judge C. Nj. Philpot when Masked yesterday by a Graphic re- why the county would snot authorize the acceptance ol sAmergency cases at the Davis Hos snital without the usual "red tape kpf having to hunt up County Phys = Nan A. B. Loving or some other
 rson in authority, said:
 "Undtr the agreement made some honths ago between the county and the @Hospital Association the county os- gFgated itself to pay the Hospital g sfee of s1O per week for the use of aa ward and nurse, used by paup rs Nor the time they are under treat nent there.
 "1n addition to this the Hospital las charged an additional fee for khe use of the operating room When
 came into the county judges office i found that there were Ioadient1f $ent to the Hospital who were being Treated hy physicians other than tie Bounty physician, and some of tn m Remained in the hospital for m ny Eeeks.
 "For instance, one Nancy Murray,
 negro woman, who was treat d y Dr. E. D. Luck, was taken to the 6osrita1 and remained there under Treatment at the expense of Jeffer- on county until the Hospital fees Eklone amount d S233. IT addition p this the drug bills for this and ther cases treated by various doo- Drs amounted to considerable.
 "In order to protect the county treasury and to avoid any unnec:s- ary expense for the county I 'ssu- d an orded, directing that in future batients could not be admitted by he county physician, Dr. Loving, Ind that all cases would have to be tdIcO Dy Hlllt' fAHA eielI 11o Ni o0 Jill would be paid by the county Unless it was made on his pre- criptions. I have made it rule to tdmit all patents who made appli- kation and who were without means If support and practically helpless Either to the poor house or hospi- 2@l, and all cases to the Hospita :, Where recommended by the county Physician
 "T think is is against the county's bterest to issue an order admitting ny person to the Hospital, with
 Ut first Investigating the case to scertaint if it is worthy case of
 Rarity.
 "I will say that if any emergency
 ses are accepted at the Hospital,
 ith or without an order, and are
 terwards found to be such cases
 IT which the county should render
 sistsnce, I will make an order 10
 at effect. It S my opinion tHat
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07
MORAN VANS T0
 FIGHT AGAIN
Manager Harvey Says He Was Train ed TGO Fine-Fight Pictures
 Success.

San Francisco, July 6.-Owen Mor- an, his wife and manager, Charles Harvey, left for New York on the Overland Limited today. Moran will Birmingham, England Harvey took with him a set of Wolgast- Moran fight pictures, which will be given their first display in New York houses early next week. The moving picture men stport unusally igood success with the pictures, which sh>w in detail the fight, round by round, and the final windup.
 Moran has no idea of forsaking the ring. Talking through Harvey, he declared today that he would like a return bout with Wolgast Moran was down too fine,' said Harvey, sand it took his strength from him. Moran would like a return match with Wolgast, but we don't purpose to force that issue unless public sent iment is with us"
 There were no new developments in the Wolgast-Welsh engagement today. Welsh still insists he is ill deadly earnest, can raise the $10,- 900 side bet and will be ready to sign final articles by August 10 ppoy;dipo eo,oo ,roo,,,tor offoro O satisfactory purse for the event
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07
BILBO MAY D|F:
 FROM WOUNDS Mississippi Senator As saulted on Train by Claim Agent for Mobile and
 Ohio Road
TAKEN TO JACKSON
Has Fractured Skull as Result of Be- ing Beaten Over Head With 4
 Pist0l-State Excited.

Jackson, Miss, July GA tele- phone message received here at 1 o'clock from Eturgis, Mississippi says Senator T. G. Bilbo was taken from the train after an attack upon him by J. J. Henry, claim agent r the Mobile and Ohio railroad, and rushed to private residence. \ physician examined him and stated his skull had been fractured from blows delivered by Henry, who used a pistol. His recovery is doubtful.
 Great excitment is prevailing. Armed men are walking the street., declaring revenge. Ross A. Collins, candidate for Attorney General, was with Bilbo. He stated that Henry entered the car where Rilbo was seated. Two men were with Henry. They covered Bilbo with pistols, while Henry proceeded to beat him nto insensibility with his own waa- pon. Rumors are that mob has been formed and if Henry is caught he may be lynched.
 News has spread over the State Ike wildfire. Men in small towns are organizing.
 Senator Bilbo arrived in the city tonight shortly before midnight, and was taken to a hospital. H s con- dition is thought to be serious.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07
TROOPS CALLED
 FROM THE BORDER

WashingtnnA July 6.-Gene~o' or rent this afternd,n to all troops Of the marevver division San Antonio to return to their home stations. A few regiments were not included in the order. Thess will rem in to q. trol the border
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07
MAJOR PENNEY IS IN COMMAND

Little Rock, Ark. July 6-The an- rual rifle practice of the Arkansas National Guard onens u,day on the RussellviIle range The companies narticiDatine are Atkins, Hope. Dar- dane1le and Ola. Mai W. B. Pin ney of Pine Bluff. is in command and Major L. R Ellis cf Hot Springs is chief medical officer in attend- anca The shoot lasts until July 15 The. ..-aneJ is the ssnrtest in the state. being only 800 yards.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07

Strictly desirable rsidepce and lot 66 1-2x208 on Olive St. near 18th ave. Lot runs back to Walnut st. A bargain is offered for quick sale Cotton Belt Savings 6. Trust Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07

We can help you, if you want to rent house or have houses to rent. We take entire charge of property, and all details are given careful supervision by an experienced man. Cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co.
 7-1-6t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07

Miss Bessie Pl,cage, of lHouma La, arrived in the city yesterday after noon to be the guest of her aunt, Miss Irene Bocage She will be here for several weeks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07

4 quarter block for sale on 12th ave. and Popular st. Easy terms.
 cotton Belt Savings & Trust Co. 7-6-4t.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07
REV. YATES WILL
 'N0T COME HERE
Baptist Minister Who Was Called to First Church Will Remain In
 Tyler, Texas.

Rev. G. l.. Yates, of Tyler, Taxas, did not accept the pastorate of the First Baptist church, which was ex-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07

put the service rendered to deposit IS at this bank-ask any of the ndreds who have checking accounts fh us. They'll tell you it is made
 of Accuracy, Promptnsss, Cour- " and Security.
 That our officers take a personal |erest in each epositor-isn't this
 knd of a bank you'd like to do iness with?
 Fe cordially invite new accounts
 anita' and Surplus. s275.000.00
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07
UMBRELLAS RECOVERED AND RE-
 PAIRED

If you want neat ,ob ton your umbrella, 4o2 West Second avenue IS the place.
 I. GLICKSRERG.
 Tie Umbrella Man. Oppc site Telephone Office- If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1911-07-07

wsvTED-1o0 nair Shoes sewed , ~,r ~.,es at 7s cents por nair. This nr.eo for cA dsvs on'v. Come to see me-Ed wgllis. 20S West Barraone.
 16 I'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
@rofbersoetbmm.
Aus Der banpthaat.
GioilaanS Der staot snsemburs.

0iutlitGnb Der Stabt Sngcmbnrg.
SterbedIIe Bonn Is.
april: Warsaretbo Seuihiins. alt II
Sabre. @ittfpe bon Hif. Sill. Silbs.
Snbrmann. - 49,: Waric Wars
susritc Sofepbine Seeorbel. alt 80
Sabre. @beirau bon CHARLES Geleiie
Subert, Sabrifant; gmil Ipigni, alt
SO Sabre. Iaurer, ehelos aus Cid
a. b. Il5. - IT,: @liie Sepbolp, alt
81 Sabre. @ittipe bon 8enanh Hia
paur, 5tlbs. @eubarmerie : 8ahts
meiiter; Soief S1oler, alt 70 Sabre.
gbeniit, ebelos aus Sriiinsen. - 49,:
SoIef Napoleon Cities, oft ST Sabre.
peni. Spllbeamter.
Ggamina. - Gs babcn beitanSen:
bic Geifes Yriifung als Nrfiteft an
Der @au9eperfi6ule IN aoln Srosper
2ors alis @repcumaher; Die Ganbis
batur Der Hcdtc, Sr. Iug. &eiiicr
aus @repenmaher, Sr. Wih. Seltes
aus 2uremburg; Die Ganbibatur Der
Sbierar5neifunbe, Sr. Siibtp. giffeS
ans Siefirh; Die 9oubibatur Der Wtes
bi5in. 6r. Camille SGoltis aus o.
perm; Die Gauoiootur ber Rbilpiopbie
uno Ybiloloaie als &orbereitling dui
Sas @~eHtsituoiiim. Sr. Cob. Tesborf;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

gorf 9creiit. bon ipo aus lie iid AM
13. Rat ouf benz 9ampfer varonz
Lamb" einidiffeu perben, nm Der alten
5eimatb S%urcmburs cinen mchrs
monutlifen Seiuf a%b3uitatten. Stes
ielben iinb 5u 5eiperid,eib, &auton
8ils, 81 5auie. Wor ungefdbr 80
Sdbren bat Sr. 2inoen bie aitc Set<
math NIT Sloriba bcrtuli6t. uno iest
mndptc er lid bort NAL pieber inns
Ieben. Die camille tpirb 9egeu
September ipieSer in Slpriba ein@
t~reffen. 8ir ipiinidhen ibnen cine
slilflife &eiie linb frobe Gage IN Der
alien oeinatb. (Spffentlif pernebs
men mir btsipeilen bon benielben burf,
cine Iniihtsfarte. = Die Hcb.) =
Corr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Die Ganbibatur Der &ed1te, Sr. Iler.
8nepper aus 8emih; Die Ganoibatur
Der Ybiloiopbie unb Sbiloloeic ais
@orbercituus arf bas Heftsituoium.
5r. Hif. Reuter aus 0eliheib. Sr.
aug. @a9ncr aus Ssig bat cds Sof<
torat Der Iebisin. 5r. Ius. Gang aus
2urembure Die gauSibatiir Der Sbierz
arsneifunbe beitdnoer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Gin &f 5tpiihen abeI unS
9elps Nriitofratie lit in 2ouSon ent.
brannt. Sie Sran eines @nrunets lief
iif fin ibren neuen Enlaft Elm iiIbers
mes Bah einridten. lin sm seigen.
paB tic mebr leiiten fnnne. als bic
aolisc Dame. beitelte Die Srau zines
iiioiiden 6innn5mannes iofort bic
Ginridtuna zines soloenen @aocs.
Yieleid,t nerilbt ole aui hieIe Dcile
9eihlasene 8aronin Jest es nit elmer.
nit Siamanten beiesten Hnbemdnnc.
llebermltb Der Meihen. Die ous
2ansepeile nidnt piiien. rpie tie ihre,t
8eihtbum ~berihpenben foTlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Ser nit Iet3ebn Wt[ionen Sofs
lars o~rganiiirte 8dderei : Sruit ner
pieies @eipcrbc in @isconiin
contrcllirt uno ale fleinen gddereien
umacbraft bat. iibt aud icinen Gins
flus aui bic 9~esislatur ienes Staates
aus. Sprt bat Der Fruit cine Boz
ldge abaetban, welfe ben gadern
cinen Hubctas 0 San,stag Sitter
naft bis Sonntas Mittcrnnht 81
jifern periufte. - 6. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

.8arnm scben lid, Die 0etperfA,
ihaften feline 0iiibe, bic llniGulb bed
Mcgtamara's an befpeiicn. nnitott'
bloS su ihimpfen?" .irdgt Der Detefs
rib 9 urns. - Gus benz etnfahen
@runb. neil tie es gar niht notbig
baben. @s pirb ndrnli6 bic Guf@
gabe bcs Srn. @urus fem. lire SHuIb
an beipeiien. nnb bis linn bds ees
Innsen lit. seltcn lie iiberbaupt ais
nnihulois.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Die d d fthcn 8roBinouifriels
len. fpelde ginipenoun9en segen ben
geiud bon gertretern Der anlerifdnis
ihen Sdnbesfammern MAIDEN, neil
tie linen pielIeifts etipas abeudeu
fonnten, iinb feline bon ben Dbeaen"
Sad)ien. SnbnitrieIe iinb lie. dber
niht srob, ionbern fleinlih. (Grab
enc bi gttelbreder.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

2~estipodisc 5bdtiefeiten bes
oberiten 8unbesaerihtshofes: Bon
Wontae bis Nittpoh feline gntideis
ouna in Saden Stanbarb Oils uno
Sabaftruit; bon 0tittpoh bic Srcis
tag mod INNER feline Gnti6cibrng in
Saden Sabaftruit nno StanbarS
Oil; Samstas Serien. Sie Gfos
~ciierte Yreiie brinet aber tdgli6 einen
erIhopienoen Seriht bariiber. - s.
Us. S. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

SIN GtGbtden Mtcgloub in SfIas
3 0 M a bat maj Elm unfeblbares Meit<
tel aefunben, I'M Dns Spuhen bon
Iesern 81 perbinSern: mar, bat eile
unpiberruf(ife Verorbnung erldHen.
bab lid niemnls elm Neeer IN
Der Staot ieben laiien biirfc. 0as
ip(fe mpbl helfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Sic 8eIt idnst an. fiirhterlfM
lanspeilig an tperOcn: H%ooiepelt lit
our 9iSpoiition seitellt; Der &uiier
lit 10 ihtpeisiam, tpie cine Guiter;
Die .Man6ber" in Tegns iin0 Dem
gnbc nabc; fein Menih lieit Die gr>
Drter,neen iiber ben Sanoelsbertrae
NIT Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09
Ama katbolirdrn
atthfclblatterm.

Oos ofiisiele Organ Der @rosloae
bon aerflfp bebauptet, cine Girfulas
tion bon $4,000 sn baben unb fiiat
bet: sMues ertpahiene Mdnner." =
9u f0nneu Die Gatbolifen lid eiu Bcis
ipiel nebunen, ME man Die Seimpreiie
linterititen foIIte. 9asielbe 8iatt
beoauert, bab Die Sreimalirerei Der
Welt nod nift barmonii6 genug Suz
iammlenarbeite uaS periteist it'd an
Der 3laae: l1niberials Mdurerei 1T in
einer Be5iebuns ipenieitens einc llns
frnHtbdre Sbealitat. - Gs ifeint, cs
sebt ben 9erren in gmerifa ein uenis
81 lanefam. - naatb. IunSihau."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Gin in Tcparatur befinblihes
8eleiie .(ndbe Mariin's Greet. y
90, cine &nrne unb cine Sdbrees
ihpinpisteit bon fiinfSis Reilen bic
Stunbe, fein 8uuber. bdB .fpifs
eitmal elm srdBlides ~giienbdtasE
9liid 81 oerScifncn iuar. sns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Sic arDnunss : Seierlihfeiien IN
2onbon Beginner am is. Deaf.
Sir Die nerebrteu 2eier. pelGe oaS
bebre Sdnuipiel genieBen ruoncn. ii
IS 3eit. ab5nrciien. @er aber 5ns
bauie bleibcn uno mir Die 'llebers
idriiten in hen Seitunsen leien min,
hats am @eallemiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

8ic ans-aonbon gefabelt tpirb. fpn
Der Iogenannte Sriebenspertraa 5tpi<
iGen g II 9 B unb ben gereinigten
Staaten innerbdlb o pier5ebn 9agen
abaeidloiien pcrben unb fir Die 9alier
bon funf Sabren @iiltiefeit bnben.
Ga. bpffentli1 pirb's nift urnsefebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Sbpaiide Yrebperbdltniife berriden
dni Ser id,onen Sniel Sahiti in,
Stilen OCEAN. Girf Der gan5en Smell
gibt es MIR eine ein3ise 3eitune, ia
Srancc Nnitrdle". Sas Blntt trdgt
an Der Spisc folsenoe berubigenbe
8orte: rgrjfeint mir, irent ods BE.
biirinib ii1 fiiblbar maft."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Sas 9
Eat lid bis snn,.. Is. Wai pertnst-
Sann lpirb es pernutblih eiriee ents
iGeiSnngen abseben. um lid abermdls.
ndmlif Bis 5nm 20. Wdi. 81 bers
tagen. 9as Vertdeeu lit cine i9Gne
Safc, tpenn man Elm gutes Sdbress
aebalt beaiebt. 8eim @odengebaIt
~ 90 ,rcni,er ,u eu,nfrhleu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-05-09

Wanbefa, WiS. = 6ier feierte
~berfloHene Wode Serr Mdolas
gierdnb ieinen 80. Geburtstas. Sr.
Gisranb fam bierber aIs bieS cine
hinge Gniieolung D unb bat ieither
bier selebt nnb eetpirft. &c purbe
int Sabre 1881 IN 3uren,burs eeboren