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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
EGGS PRICES TAKE A DROP

Wholesale at New York AT tOlz
Cents-were 3O Cents Year Aeo.
New York. Feb 1.-THE price of
fresh eggs went tumbling today, the
wholesale figure being 1919 cents "a
dozen. compared with 30 cents last
month and % cents p year ago re-
ciepts OF eggs from the west this
week were 1900 cases compared
with an ordinary weeks shipment ~
90, 900 eases al this time OF the year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11

sENATE-Senator Root in a vigorous
speech in opposition to the election of
senators by direct vote attacked the
franchise laws of the south. His charg-
es brought sharp retoinders from Sena-
tors Bacon and Fletcher. but the New
York senator only made more emphatic
his accusations. On motion of Senator
BOrah the matter went over because Of
the lateuess of the hour. Senator John e
ston delivered a set speech in favor of
Senator LOrimer's retention of his seat.
HOUSE - The house passed a large
number Of private pension bills and
then took up the agricultural appropri-
alton measure, which was under con-
sideration at adjournment
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
CHAMP CLARK SHOWS WHERE
HE STANDS ON BIG QUESTIONS

collect facts and report them 10 the
house.
O. VIII the WAYS and means com
mittee have sufficient data 20 wsrTan:
immediate action on any schedule Of
the Payne-Aldrich law
A. The committee has information
enough. or could secure II in a few
days. 70 frame bills on one or two
schedules
REDUCES LOG-ROLLING.
Q. Do you prefer the schedule by
schedule instead of the entire bill re-
vision plan? Briefly. why?
4. The schedule by schedule system
because ii reduces the chances Of log
fCoutIuued on Page Twol
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
T. r. TALKS TO THE
WOMEN AND TOTS

Grand Rapids, Mich. Feb. IL
Theodore Roosevelt VIII be the chief
speaker tonight at the Lincoln an
niyersary banquet. During the day
the colonel was scheduled 10 make
informal addresses before n womsn's
literary club. school children and
Spanish-American war veterans.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
WOMAN SMUGGLER JAILED
New York Judge Imposes Short Sen
tenCe as Warning.

New York. Feb. 1I.--As an OK
ample TO women who have no qualms
against smuggling, Judge Martin
yesterday sentenced Mrs. Roberta 6
Hill TO the Tombs from last night
until & O'Clock Monday morning and
fined her $1,000. Mrs. Hin is the
daughter Of Morris Menges. a well
known Brooklyn horseman and tho
divorced wife OF Captain James Hill
Of the British army
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11

ARCHBISHOP RYAN
LOSES IN LONG FIGHT

Philadelphia. Pa, Feb. 11.-Arch-
bishop Ryan died at 4:0S this after
noon.
Philadelphia, Pa. Feb. 11.=Arch-
bishop Ryan was not so we'll today
and for the first time in a week the
news from the sick room was not OF
a cheerful nature. The archbishop is
weaker than he was yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
BY TAV.

Especial Correspondence or The Argus.)
Washington, Feb. 9.-Champ Clark,
speaker-to-be Of the next house of rep
resentatives. wrote answers TO the fol
lowing list of questions prepared by 4
magazine writer, which shows how he
stands on the big questions Of the day:
Q. What kind of a tariff revision
does the character OF the democratic
ways and means committee speIl2
a. The character of the committee
is a guarantee that democratic prom
ises of revision downward viii be re-
deemed.
Q. Would you like 10 see Presiden.
Taft call an extra session?
A Personally, would Ike to see an
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
Per Capita Wealth - s34.4s.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE s--
capita wealth Of the United state.
as based upon the new census He-
ures, rs s3442. Under the census n
1900 II was computed as S35.IO. Ac-
cording 20 the latest estimate the
total amount OF money now in cir
cuiation IS S3.Z11.j5O. .4G5 as agaiust
S3,125, ,586,72O a year ago.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
HORTlCULTURlSTS ELECT
q. -. Noris of Ncogh President Of :5r
slhla OrEnmiZnLInm.

Champaign. 3D.. FEB. 1.-The d.
linois state horticultural society con-
Guided It's annual meeting yesterday
and elected the following officers. r.
-. NOris Of $eOga. president. i.
Mack Tanner OF Springfield. viCe
president; ". y Lloyd az kinmundv.
secretary. J. W stanton Of Rich
view, treasurer
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
THE RECALL IS BEATEN
Kansas senate Votes Down Measure
Covering State Officers.

Topeka. Kan, FEB. 1.-THE re-
call for state officers vas defeated in
The senate yesterday afternoon. This
was one of the pledges made BY both
parties IN their platforms
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
JOHNNY THOMPSON
BESTS BILL PAPKE
Americans Meet in Australia in What
Looks Like Joke 2O-Round
Bout.

Sydney, New South Wales. Feb. II.
Johnny Thompson. the American
pugilist. won a decision on points
over Billy Papke, the middlewei ght
fighter OF Illinois, in a 20-round bout
today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
Iowa ODD Fellows Called.

Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Feb. H.
Grand Master Ring has summoned
the grand lodge of ODD Fellows 10
meet in special session March -.
in Des Moines 70 vote on the ques-
ton Of increasing the appropriation
for the old folks home 20 be built
At Mason City
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11

Philadelphia. Feb. 11.-Brigadier
General Joseph Rowe Smith. L. S.
-, retired. is dead. aged 20. He
graduated from the University of
Michigan and served in the army as
a surgeon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
COMMISSIONS GIVEN TO n
Army VIII Gain Number of Officers.
as Result 81 Recent Tests.

Washington. Feb. f1.-Twontv.
one young men from the ranks q
the recent military examinations and
will be commissioned second l'cuten-
ants. Included in the list are Fred.
erick R Palmer 81 Waukesha. Wis.
Mason W. GRAY Of Michigan and
Ralph Brush Of lII-nOI--
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
DanviIIe Grand Jury Makes
Partial Report and
Adjourns.
TO RESUME ON MONDAY
Believed That the Vote Buying
Quiz Will Be Continued
Jones Indicted.

DanviIle. Ill, Feb. 11.-No ar
rests have been made in connection
with the indictments returned by
the grand jury last evening. The
sheriff left for Detroit today and to-
night will return with former Coun-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
Conductor is sIuaaed.

Des Moiues. Iowa. Feb. 11.-Rob-
bed, slugged and left for dead, ". 5.
Kuhlman. street car conductor. was
found unconscious on a Highland
park car line this morning. He is
IN serious condition, There is no
clue TO the robbers
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
400 DEATHS DAILY
FROM THE PLAGUE

Harbin Manchuria, Feb. 11.-At
the Chinese city of Assikho, 40 miles
east Of Harbin, there are an average
of 400 deaths daily from the plague
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
EIGHT CRUSHED BY ROOF

Two KILLED and Two More Are Likely
to Die a. Result - Accident.
Chicago. Feb. 1.-Two men were
crushed 70 death and six others in-
jured, two perhaps fatally TO-DAY.
when the roof OF d brick shed Ia
Blue Island fell.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
HELPED BY
COMMITTEE
House Body Endorses Rec
iprocity by IL to 7
Vote.
ADDS AN AMENDMEN
Andrew Carnegie, in Letter to
Beveridge Gives Measure
His Endorsement.

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE Can
adian reciprocity agreement was ia
vorably reported by the house COM
mittee on ways and means today 12
to z.
The committee adopted an amend
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
FIRST TO USE INTERURBAN.

Lincoln was the first president to
use a special train to reach his home
at Springfield. and Taft is the first
president TO use an interurban to
visit the capital city and the tomb of
Lincoln
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11

ing there were 80 people at the sta
ton, despite the early hour. The
president was asleep.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11

ty Treasurer Whitlock. 1t is prob
able he will GO before the grand jury
Monday.
BILLS FOR 2I6.
Danyille, Ill, Feb. 1.-THE grand
jury yesterday afternoon returned
216 true bills and adjourned until
Monday afternoon a large number
of subpoenaes were issued returnable
next week, when il is believed the
real work of Sitting the charges of
political corruption will he COM
menced.
JONES is INDICTED.
Among the indictments returned
we're bills against City Attorney
Frank ". Jones and Peter Sanichas,
a Greek merchant. who are charged
with perjury in connection with their
testimony in the election inquiry. II
was stated that several indictments
we're returned against vote sellers
and at least one against a vote buy
er. but the names will not be dis
closed until the bench warrants are
served.
TO SECURE TEST CASE.
II is stated unauthoritatively that
the Indictment was returned against
a vote buyer in order 10 secure a
test case on points covered by Judge
Kimbrough's recent decision that
such offenders are immune from pun
ishment because OF the unconstitu-
tionality of that section of the city
election laws providing a penalty for
vote buying.
ARREST IS ORDERED.
An indictment containing 21O
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
TAFT BETTER ADVERTISED.

When Lincoln passed through here
not a soul knew he was coming with
the exception of the station agent
When Taft went through this morn
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
PARALLEL DRAWN
Taft Passes Through Danville
Just so Years After Lin
coin Did.
ENRoUTE TO SPRINGFIELD D
War President First to Use Private
Train, Present Executive First
to Use Interurban.

Danville, ILL.,, Feb. 11-Fffty years
ago. at the same hour, and almost at
the same moment that President Taft
passed through Danville this morn
ing, enroute to Springfield on spe-
cial train, President Lincoln passed
through also, bound for Springfield.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
The Weather

Forecast Till 7 p. NJ. Sunday for
Rock Island, Davenport, Moline
and Vicinity.
Increasing cloudiness with re!n -
night or Sunday. not much change in
temperature The lowest temperature
tonight will be near the freezing point.
Temperature at Z a. m %. Highest
yesterday 26, lowest last night %.
Velocity Of wind at z a N. miles
per hour.
Precipitation, none.
Relative humidity at Z p. m 81, al
Z a. m. 65.
]. NJ. SHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
ILLINOIS MINER FREEZES?
Body Of George HesIin l. Found i'm
the Mountains of Colorado.

Colorado Springs, Col. Feb. IL
The body OF George Heslin was found
yesterday near Lake George. horri-
bly, mutilated by wild animals. Hes
lin disappeared from Badger noun
tain, where he Was mining with Hen
ry Morris. over two weeks ago. lie
lived in Illinois before coming TO
Colorado. II is believed Heslin per
ished from exposure.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
Work of Day in Congress

Washington. Feb. 11.-Following are
the proceedings briefly told of the two
houses of congress yesterday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11
TOOK AWAY GROUNDS

to the domestic producer or manufac-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11

ASTRONOMICAL EVENTS.
(From noon today TO noon tomorrow
Sun sets 5:25. rises 6:54; moon sets
Z % a. M
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-02-11

Continued on Page Five-)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
spab mnB and itiu.
Bel Der 6rpbe.


5beuterSireftor: ,Sn bieier Scene
muiien Sic auitreten pie elm Wonn,
benz oas 9elo p~oaitdnbis sleidaiilti9
it'll"
Shauipieler: Sea, ifon, i'd uerSe
10 tbun, alS menn Sic mir Die rid.
itanoige Gage be5ablt bdtten."
Gin Steamafer arbeitet Dor ieiner
@erfitatt on elmer Sahleiter. Gin
Sribe fommt por6et unb benft, bdS
miiiie pobl Elm gutter Sanoelsartifel
iein. Gr fdngt nit Dem Metiter ein
8eiprdd on rto ~erfirnoiet iif, mos
cine iolhe Better foite. Ter Weiiter
iaet ibm: 2 SboIer. 3arauf Die
6rage: v@eun man 100 Stiid be.
ite0te, mas foiten iie bann2" Ger
Weiiter untrportet, oas miiiIe er erit
altsrefncn. Hah elmer @eile hot err
berausgefunoen, oab bunn 3 3boIer
ith'S Stiif 5u aablen ieien. Der
Sitoe Iost permunbert: rNa, tpenn
man 100 fault, miiiien iie bod biai.
ger iein ais einSe(u!" ,gsein," iaat
Der biebere Sanbnerfer, .jI elmer
Setter fam man Dos Sols ifeblen, su
100 mitB mans faiifen. - Sad.
faiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

,aea-ndr, mas fam man eigent.
lid, d1es IN oieiem 2ofnle hnhen
Bite, bier lit oas @erSeihntB,
mein Serr."
.@orIeien!"
Ter aeaner fam ,iid zines, Cd.
f)elas nid,t %errpebrsn, besinnt aber,
inbem er iif mobl iast, mas Dem
einen redot mar, mub Dem anoeren
biQig ieiu:
Cine 5aiie aaifee." d
yWeiter nifts2"
Cine laiie Woffa."
y@eiter nihts2"
Cine laiie Sfofolnbe."
y@eiter nifts?"
Ser rilmGnii6e IrinS par. nit
pahienber Iuiregung Dem @or'
gauge seiolgt. Sdnger fonnte er
niht ait it'd balten. @iitbeno ipringt
err aiii uro ifreit ben Sttoenten an;
rWein Serr, Sic magen es, lid iiber
mid liritig su maden! @os foat
Sbneu cin. 8iiien Sic nift, mer
ih BIN? Sd bin Der Grin3 bon g."
notwithstanding perihrGnft Der Stt'
bent Die Irme, mltitert ietn aufge'
brahtes 8egeniiber bon Sopf bis 81
Siiben ulto antmortet:
.@eiter nid,ts9"
Cine 9afialpe erifallt. In allen
5iihen flatift man Dem idlagfertt'
gen Stiibio geifaa.
Ser VrinS oriidte lid idleunigiI
aus benz 9ofale. Ger Stuoent abcl
purbe ipater algemein in Seuti6
lan6 nie I'M Iuslanoe befannt uni
beriibmt. GO mar Der groBe 9bemi
fer Suitus b. 2iebtg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Die StroIhe.

r9ife" er5dblte fiir5lif folaenbes
@eidihtd)en: Gin fpegen 9anOitrei.
fens ulo Srunfenbeit aufsegriiiener
Sanomerfsburibe miro Dor BEN 30.
ltSei.@ attmeiiter gefiibrt. Ser fragt
nit pGterlib mabnenoer Stimme :
r@ie fam iib ein Mann rur 10 melt
pergeiien uno iid 10 unmiirhis be.
nebmen2"
30, Serr 8ommiiiGr, Sic aeben
etipas itreng nit mir ms @eri6t,
fpenn man beoenft, bab id bod, i'm.
mer nod nidt 10 tief eeiunfen bin
wte Swift, niht baIb 70 IiioerIih rpic
gpron, nitt baIb 10 alsidpeiieno
ipie Hoe, nift balb-"
~@eniigS eenue! ih mitb mir Die
Namen auiibreiben; ben aerIen mol.
len mir bod aad nod alif Die Spnr
Comment"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
,Sona.


(Sret naf Suitinus aerrer.)
SIM Teitallrant BUR Iiible"
Sab i'd III iiiBer Stub
llno Job benz giqaroipiele
limb iab Den aeIlnern su.
"a, bettft ei,h meinen Sdreden,
9ommt meme Sraii Sophie;
Oh ih mid fonnt' reriteden,
Spra4 bieie Worte tie:
y9u biit 3ii ieber Stunbe
Sm Wirtbsbaus bier Der 8ah,
9as it's, on fauler airnbe,
@as mir nidIt LANCER pabt!1
Bier ShIdge iab ih faGlen,
Ntir : ut's Serse ityper,
Gin in nollt' ih laaen,-
9a j.. lie mid nod mebr.
- @udfaiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Der poetiide @eia.

Srember: .9os min i6 suaeben,
Der beige ELECTROMAGNETIC bot
lid iebr oer0ient gemadt, aber Elm
geDiiies gtpas lit babel n~erioren ee.
gangen, mas bieier @eeeno 10 einen
intimerr, poetiifer, Reis perlieb!"
einbeimiiHer: $50, ia-oie Miit.
baltfen febIen!"
- - -
Ter .aommanbant unierer fleinen
0eitling mar ibperbSrte. gines "a.
ges aber, aIs er in ieinem giireai ia6
ltno unier HuIpertburm 1T Die 2ufi
flog, horte er bod etpas. Or rief:
pSerein!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

gen, liebe 9riioer lt10 ShDeifern,
ih iebe Dor mir neirn Siibneroiebe.
aaleb arae lit babel nift mitsereh.
net. - iidfniten."
- = y
Rnr imrner snt bentidj.
SSrau: yGs lit bod cine red,te In.
iitte, Grembporter ansurpenben. NO
man CUTE oeutife Ramen bot. "a
iud)t bier in Der Seitung icmanb Ell.
men So3ius uno meint bdrit
bod MIR einen s ompagnon."
aamfpntb.
Ser @dtte: .@os! 1u bait einen
fiinitlid]en Mrm sefauft?"
Die @attin: ga, stas. Siebit
Iu. es mar elm @isperfauf, uno-"
Ter @atte: ,@erefter Strob.
iad! Wie fommit 7il oenn auf Die.
len 8ebanfen2 gu bolt bot) nift Die
seringite 8ermenbung oafiir!"
Gie Satin: .slber, Sfas, peibt
7r. 9u fGbrit bod 10 piel auf Der
Giienbabn. iino man fann nc miiien,
mas paiiiren fann."
xIx
Snrdjifant.
2%eutnont: ySerr 9oloitein, iG
fann obne Sbre dIteite Sohter nidt
leben!"
Golbitein: sir 10 bod bate i'd
Sbre Shuloen aber bod niht 9ebal.
ten, Serr 9entnant."
Die poetiide a6d)in.
sd claude gar, Sic baben spei
2iebbnber, 8uife?"
r3pei SeeIen pobnen adj, int met.
ner gruit!"
Der rGitbctiide" sbee.
Gattin (eines N~arpenus): ,@eibt
Su, 8ernbarb, Die feline @eieQihaft
1T bod gegen iins INNER nod 10
rpie ioa i'd iasen -. Sd meine, mir
miiifen etrpas tbiin."
yWos tpiait. 9u tb,n?"
r9tI' ih merbe 5im .atbeiitiiden"
5bee einlaben."
anf benz Sabrmarff.
Sdneioer GUM @usrufer): ,Mlio.
Sbr Rieietmifroifop pergrobert mirf.
lid tauienomal?"
Misrufer: .Sbne Sneifel; rpenn
Sic lid brinter legen. ieben Sic
glet6 aus fpie 'n-garbe.a iiraiiier! !"
x&x
lin jeSeH Ereis.
Iome: Sumner iiberbGuft oieier
Weier MIR meinen, Woppel nit So.
iennomen. Wenrt III ons n6dite zeal
nieoer -mein iiiBes Sbierdeu" iagt,
fa1e i'd ibm INN ben Snls."
- NS
Naipe Srpge.
0iener (pom 2aif6e gefommen iinb
i'm Simmer bes sft6bigen Serrn aui
cine fleine S~tatuette fDeiienb): sou
i'd bas enabise SrduIein oa aud ob.
itauben, enaoiser Serr2"
&, XI
Gin b0ier Wann.
Iann (Su ieiner aIapier ipielen'
ben Srau): lin Simmelspilen,
Gonnp, bor' auf! .Sn 9cinen Noten
iino ia nod mebr Irndfebler, oils in
5einem &ohbudl"
4&1
Hidjt p%prbcreitcf.
O'Slabertp: ~MiIter S'Snaipaf,,
uoaen Sic niHt bleiben rno ein
freunolihes @eiprGb iiber bic Some.
rule nit mir balten?"
S'Suaipan: .Sbiit mir Ieib, aber
es pobt mir iest serabe nitt."
S'5labertp: limo narnm ni6t,
alte Seele2"
S'Sunipon: Sra, nm Die @abr.
belt 5i iagen. neil idJ meinen Stod
rtd]t our Sano babe"
- - -
@oridlas snr Cite.
6pt,snn~. I,,,,,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06

! pelred anaebdbt uno mir piiien nift,
mie mir i'm mieber 'raisfrieaen. -
Gin anabe gins in einen 9aben, INT
fir iiini Seler Miiiie 81 ~faufen. Ter
8reisler, cine gutmiitbige Seele,
iprad, Sn ibm: I'm fonnit iie aud
aemiift boben, .penn Tu miqit. -"
.@a gut" perieste Der anabe. Sic
fonnen audi cine ober jpei aofos.
niiiie nit b%inelntbrn, penn Sic
molten" aE
SdJne0 besriiien.
3nei MGofen begegnen ollf Der
StraBe einem Mobren.
a.: yIu, oas lit ein Mohr."
O.: YSa, riftis. mon iiebt's linn
gleif an"
Ter 0nrcanfrat.
gureoutef: Die Iften aus Dem
Sabre 1909 fonnten mir nun ooh
idon perbrennen!"
geamter: nSebr pobl, Serr
aan5lei'Gbef!!".
gureal.9bef: .gs mare aber int.
merbin ntoglid. bob man einen ober
Der anberen brald)t. 9aiien Sic ba-
her Die Mften Dor Dem 8erbrenneit
iauber abidreiben!"
SIS
Scin 6al.
vgobbp, bait Su Gid idon anil.
iirt auf Der 8eieQidaft2"
.Sa, Mutter."
,Warum bit Gu 6enn niht geblie.
ben. biz Tie au gnbe MARI"
vWas fir einen Smef bate oas
gebabt, Mutter? SD fonnte bod,
nift mebr eiien."
Weiter nidjts?
Inldblid bes SiibiIGums elmer
mitteloertiten llniperiitGt murbe in
einem 4reiie otter Serren eine Grim.
nerung aufeefriiht, Die %aqsemcine
8eluitieung ausloite. 3u ibrer 3eii
itiioierte aud elm rrmGniifer Yrins
in benz Stdotfen, Der in Solse ieines
ii~berbebenoen unb prableriifen @e.
lens bel allen Siubenten bo1it unbe.
ltebt mar. Simmer febrte er ben
Sodeeborenen beraus. Snsbeion.
bere pflegte er, fpei,r, er glaubte. oab
man ieine Herion niht eeniigeno be.
adte, aufaubrauien:. ,@tiien sic
nidt,. per i'd bin9 Sd bin Der Bring
BON 2.!"
Dieter SEER tritt zines Idonen
Hahmittass ms Gafe s.. mirft iif
in einen Dor einem Warmortii16en
~itebenben Seiiel. itredt iein eines
8ein auf einem &obritubl aus mi
itobt nit benz anoeren einen spetter
StubI aus ieinem gereibe. Del
aelner, Der ieinen @ait barnufbir
fennt, baB er ii9 auf elm sroberes
8el6itiid nie etnos Siiriideeben ldbt
eilt bienitfertig berbei unb erfunoie,
iif nab ben 9eteblen.
Hafldllig iftebt Der Hrin5 EN-
Monofel boris sluge uno ndielt
.Was fam man eigentlif alles il
bielem 2ofale baben2"
Bite, bier lit oas 8erseihniB,
bienert Der 8ellner uno reid,t ibm eii
IN einem fleinen GRANDFATHER einae
flemmtes iteifeS gl1tt6en, fpie lid
iolde in Gafes auf ben 9iiden be
fitben.
Der Yrins nimmt es aber nitt emf
geeen. ,Yorleien!" n1ielt err.
Der aeaner itnst fpobl fir elmer
ansenblid, idiebt aber bann. ribtis
los:
.eine 5aiie aafiee."
n@eiter nihts2"
Cine Saiie Wfoffa."
p@eiter nibts?"
Cine 5aiie shofolaoe."
r@eiter nihts9"
Cine Saiie aafao."
r@eiter nihts?"
Gin @las 5bee."
,Weiter nihts?"
Ger seoufoige 3eIlner penhet Sd.
glatt. God, mir baben ou1 nod
anbere Saden. Gum geiipiel: 81,
Mppetitbroohen."
.@eiter nihts2"
Glue 9ouillpn."
s@eiter nihts?"
Gin 8las Gortnein."
n@eiter nihts2"
Gin anidebein."
.@eiter nihts2"
Ter aelner, Der. nit ieiner Gift
fertig lit, id)meigt.
Sit bas ales?" nGiclt Ser Yrin,
.Sn Der Sauptiahe--ia."
.9ann brineen Sic mir ein 9Ia.
@aiier uto einen Sabnitoder."
Yrosig lGbt Der @imlGnc bel oieiel
@orten elm 8oloitiid allf Dem Mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
9idjt u~orbcreitct.
goridlas snr Cite.

$ausberr gum IienitmGb6em :
.0rogen Sic i'm. Oh err anf einen
Sititoertmarfidein beransseben fam,
oant iinb mir Den acri los"
yaonnen Sic auf einen S,inbert.
marfifein bermlsgeben?"
.Hee, if babe beitte leioer BLOB
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bel mir, aber
gleih uni Die gde is N Giaarrenac.
idaft. ba fonnt' id ben Slauen ia
we6ieIn laiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Cine quite @ertbeibiguns.

Sans Geberl lit Der geruntreu.
ung beIfmlbigt uro obnobl err IN ben
8orunteriuf,uneen aaes geleugnet,
befennt er lid in Der Sauptperbano.
hung als iduloig. Sein Inrualt bat
iib ifon cine prGftigeeH eoe etnitrt'
oiert, Inn Die llnifulo ieines Glen.
ten sIdn5enoit 81 berpeiien. 9a fam
aber bas gingeitdnonib Tederls, lIro
bas madte Dem iltnget 9oftor na-
tiirlid einen gerpaltigen Grid onrd)
Die &ehnung. Gr meiB momentan
ear niht, mas er eigentlih beantra-
gen ioa, benn aif Die nun gegebene
gpentiialit1t bot er iih gar ridt por'
bereitet. Wit pielen nif,tsiagenoen
@orten ilft er in ieinem Glaiboper
Die Sfnilb ieines Gltenten 5u mill
bern. Hloslid IhieBt ibm cin &C.
banfe bur6 ben aopf unb nit Tatbos
ruff er ben @eifJnorenen su: rGs iii
alerbings rihtig, Der @ngeflugte III
ifuISis urb miiBte beitraft merben
slber beoenfen Sic, meine Serren, in
Sbrer tSanb liest es, Die Worte bes
ipeiien Ben Ifibd: ,,@s lit alleS
fid1on oageneieu" 81 iflagen! Spre'
den Sic ben SduIoisen frei!"
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@eio~n lannsb

Sd ging Saien ihieBcn unb bate
nadl orcirmbcinbalb Stmnocn Dos
Slid, ein iolfes Sbier az icben.
g8ie i'd eben baraui anlegen mil.
itiirmt elm Ser, ben idl porber gar
niht bemerft bate, al,i mid los uno
briiat: Sic, mein Serr, oas iii
mein Sale; auf Den ihieBe ib icOcn
8ormittog!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
SaHulotion.

Sh,oio: Sir flint Monate Din
id meiner @irtbin Die Mietbe ihuI.
Dig; menn i6 nidt I'M poraiis sablen
piiroe, pdren eS BLOB bier Ionate."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-06
Sninor ocS YnSlanoes.

@iB s., Die Sdncioerin. bate
ihon cine gonSe @eilc I'M Bette eele.
gen, ais JIG ourf cin beitigcs alopien
an ibrcr Saltstbiir gcnedt puroc.
Sic iprang aui unb eetpabrte einell
fleinen &noben, Der aui bic 5biir los.
%bdmmcrtc. ,Sallob. Su!" riei lie
drgcrlif. Ger auabe fob aiii.
Bite" id,ric CT. Sic mcrScn Ioiort
Hr. II acmiinid)t. Meine Mutter-"
=. Mah'. bab iii weafommit. 0il
fleiner Suiicl," untcrbrod i'm MiB
g., .Iu bit an Der pcrfebrten lbiir.
Ter Toftor mobnt Smei SGuicr mel.
tel. 70. Nber." idrie Der dicinc nod)
lauter. mir piinihen Sic bod.
Mutter bat hci,te ihren neilen Sum.