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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-19

Running up and down stairs, sweep
ing and bending over making beds will
not make woman healthy and beau
tiful. She must get out of doors, walk
mile or two every day and take
Chamberlain's Tablets to improve her
digestion and regulate her bowels.
For sale by All Dealers.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-19
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Miss Corinne Blount has opened
her studio for the school year at the
house of Mrs. ]. M. Stevens at 121
College street. Having spent the
summer in study she is entering her
work with increased vigor and enthu-
siasm and she earnestly solicits your
patronage. Phone Cumb. 6s2 and
Home 435. 10 A.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-19

the Brotherhood of St. Andrew in
Canada. The meeting will continue
until Sunday. In addition to the MANY
Canadians of note who will address
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-19
BROTHERHOOD OF ST. ANDREW

Toronto, Ont, Sept. 19.-Several
hundred delegates. including many
leading men both in the Anglican
church and also the Protestant Epis-
copal church of the United States,
gathered in this city today for the
opening of the annual convention of
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-19

the convention, there will be several
from Great Britain, including the
Right Rev. Dr. Talbot, Lord Bishop
of Winchester.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-19
WANTED AT ONCE

Several good lady solicitors, attrac-
tive line and liberal commissions. APP
ply in person at News Office. 9-tf
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-09-19
YOUNGSagP
MOTHERSMA

No young woman, IN the Joy Of
coming motherhood, should neglect
to prepare her system for the physi-
scal ordeal she is to undergo. The
Aealth Of both herself and the coming
child depends largely upon the care
she bestows upon herself during the
waiting months. Mothers Friend
prepares the expectant mothers sys-
tenn for the coming event, and its use
makes her comfortable during all the
term. It works with and for nature,
and by gradually expanding all It's
sues, muscles and tendons, involved,
and keeping the breasts In good con-
,dition, brings the woman to the crisis
in splendid physical condition. The
baby. too, is more apt to be perfect and
strong where the mother has thus
prepared herself for natures supreme
function. No better advice could be
given q young expectant mother than
that she use Mothers Friend; 1t is a
medicine that has proven its value
IN thousands of
friend sssss' i n sa1s It MOTHERS
S S1,;,s ssor ,s.. iMFRIFNn
book for expect
ant mothers which contains much
valuable information. and many sug-
Eestions OF . helpful nature.
saADEIELD REGULATION CO.. AsIaals. c.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
TEXANS LEAD HERO
COMMISSION AWARDS
Factory Girl Gets $1,000 and
Medal--S25, 900 for Miners
Widows and Children

PITTSBURGH, Nov S--Sixty heroes,
Fl OF whom are Texans.one of the
latter being a Negro-are recipients OF
awards In the latest distribution OF
hero fund commission. All OF those
honored are men. with the exception
OF Marion p. Greiner. liza factory girl.
who saved Lora Madon, 10. from
Miss Greiner is rewarded with a bronze
medal and 81, 9oe.
sixty medals. As OF bronze and 10
or silver. were stFaBy-Sexen- Without
not including smaller cash awards.
there were distributed 80 prizes Of
$1,000 each. two OF $4,000, one of 81 .50)
and one OF si,200.
for heroic acts dating as far back as
1897, but two are for heroism as.recenr
as last July.
The commission announced that II
had given SIS TO assist in caring for
the as widows and 135 children who
were dependent upon the Is miners
killed in a mine explosion at McCur-
tain, Okla. last April. and $4,000 10
assist az Jed. W Va, IN caring for The
on the 81 men killed I'm the mine ex-
plosion- there last March
For saving an unidentified man from
an enraged bull, Biddle Hiles. aged
SIS. a bank cashier OF Salem. ~. J., re-
ceives a bronze medal
J. Louis and James G. Little. Robert
Brown. William and James Ford and
ELL Paul. freshmen. with the exception
OF Robert Brown collector or Gus
toms, together -eceiyed $500. in al
ditfon 20 medals. FOR saving four men
and ATTEMPTING 20 save two others
from drowning AZ Bonavista, n. f., on
Sept 1s, 1907.
the heroes ~ the Titanic disaster was
shown at the meeting 90 tho commits
sion today and s. will be sent 10 the
National Museum at WASHINGTON.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
FLAT FEET MUST
HAVE CARE, SAYS DOCTOR

DR.. P. d, Roth describes In The
Lancet OF London, England, a treat.
ment which he says e suitable Tor
ali cases OF fat foot II has much 70
do with proper footwear and exercise.
This summary OF his article appears
in the Journal OF the American Medi-
cal association:
"A treatment suitable, with but
slight modification, for al cases OF
static foot trouble. flat foot,) from
the early cases which are often des-
cribed As weak ankles TO the most
severe cases, where there Is old
standing structural change, Is what
Roth claims for HIS method. The
treatment consists OF ca attention
to footwear; (2) attention to position
In standing and walking; CD regular
daily exercises. Whether boots or
shoes are worn. whether they but
ton or lace, they must be the shape
OF the feet. The inner side OF the
boot, where the big toe lies, Is kept
straight, so that the end OF the boot
is opposite the big toe, and not OPP
posite the second or third toe. This
rs TO Insure tfrdt-the-big- toe-is-Eo
pushed out against the other toes and
has plenty OF room in which to act.
The soles should be a sixth TO a
fourth OF an inch thick, the heels
bread, an inch or less In height
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
HE WANTED TO SHOW
OFF SNOOKUMS AT CLUB

NEW YORK. Nov. S.--Her husband,
william r.. Palmer. Jr., tried to take
their fwo-day -oId baby girl TO his club
10 exhibit her to his friends accord
Lag To- the allegations OF Mrs. Daisy
Palmer. who lied suit Nv the su-
Drome court for separate maintenance.
Mira Palmer describes her husband
a. having been In too happy and joyial
a mood on the might OF May T. 1901.
when she says, the episode occurred.
she and the nurse argued with him,
enve-l Mrs Palmer. and finally dis
enn dod him from exhibiting the child
20 his club fellows.
The plaintiff details this occurrence
a. one of the several reasons she offers
~ support her plea for separation she
-f,.e4l,1r alleges her husband often used
20 tret drunk and IwouTd SOMETHING'S Try
Ms marissmapship by throwing plates
Ar. palmer. Through his attorney.
Yreederick ~ Goldsmith. denies his
wife's allegations and adds that she
once hurled n coffee pot at him He
says her. Aim was good and the pot hit
the target
Mrs Palmer now lives IN East
orange ~ Js-with her daughter Or
rrII. t1o baby OF the club Incident and
her Gather. Joseph ~ Beach Mr. pal
mer iires AZ No s2s sle4eembe-sYe.,
Nanhaitth
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
PREFERS JAIL FARE TO
lEATING WIFE'S HASH

CHtEAG0,v Nov. s.-That he may
for time escape the hash, which he
says This wife serves him too fire.
quently. William Williams, thirty-tive
years old, today accepted sentence
in the Bridwell for beating his spouse.
Williams had been arrested on com
plant OF his wife.
Mrs. Williams told the court that
her husband had come home last eve
ming and objected to the hash she had
ready, saying he wanted stew.
Il told him to eat what was set be
fore him. she continued, "and not
make any remarks. He got angry and
beat nlea Then he threw chair about
the room and broke forty jars OF pre-
servek r had Just put up, and smash
ed things up generally"
Williams said he was sorry and
asked to be sent to the Bridwell.- AS
he was leaving the courtroom he ask
cd the Judge:
do they serve hash at the Brid-
weIl7"
Il don't know. guess not" replied
the Judge
"Then jail for me- said Williams.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
SOCIETYS OPEN BILLS
CLOSE NEWPORT SHOP

y. NEWPORT, Nov. S.--Two business
houses have failed this fall, one be-
ing Biesel& Son, long patronized by
the society folk OF Newport.
When The American correspondent
made the rounds today OF number
OF stores enjoying the trade OF the
cottage settlement, four out OF five
shopkeepers acknowledged their books
showed large percentage Of unpaid
bills.
Diesel & Sons, trunk, harness and
leather goods merchants, hold large
number OF unpaid bills against Sum
mer sojourfers, and II Is due to this
fact that the firm has closed its doors.
While attaches of the sheriff's office
have collected few accounts In the
cottage settlement, II Is known that
some business men are sometimes
forced into bankruptcy sooner than
offend their rich patrons by press
ing payment before they leave New
port for the winter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
.PEFMCOAT COP" HAS
SAVED CHILD WORKERS

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. S.
Through the efforts OF woman, Miss
Edna Finch, trained nurse, who
served under the health department,
child labor In the numerous Milwan-
kee sweatshops has been eliminated.
She Is better known as Milwau-
KEGS woman health police officer. ana
those who do not like her aggressive
methois calr her the "petticoat cop"
The success attained by Miss
FincMl vass made possible by the CO
operation or the state Industrial CON-
missions In the crusade Of the health
department. Where three years ago
there was but one sweatshop licensed.
today there are $50 licensed by the
state factory inspector through in
spections made by Miss Finch. Babies
barely out of the cradle were compell-
ed to work long hours in sweatshops.
Miss Finch explains in a report to the
department: but while the sweat
shops still exist, the child labor -
abolished.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
3.659,S73.46 IN
SUIlACAINST TRUST
Record Verdict in Hatters' Case
Win Be Broken il Buckeye
Company Wins

H.AETFOHD. Conn. Nov. S,--shoulc
tho fuii Judgment ever be given. the
record verdict or $4,000 rendered last
month by the Jury Ia the famous hat
Iori. boycott case Will be broken by
the suit He'd against the Powder Trust
"a the United states court there BY the
Buckeye Powder CO., OF Peoria Ill,
which ACCUSES the du Pont de Nemours
co. Of monopoly and the piracy OF
monufacruring secrets and claims dam
ages % si.ils.95Ts2.
Az In the hatters' case, the Sherman
antitrust law. under which the action
~ Brought, automatically trebles this
sum 20 s2.S5s.S7S.t6, and the addition
Of 100000 demanded as punitive dam
ages would make a grand total of
The suit is brought in Connecticut
because the Hazard Powder Co, OF
Hazardville. near this city. ls slnslsd
out as the Subsidiary concern 70 De
attacked 81 all the allied companies OF
the DUPONT de Nemours Co.. which are
made co-defendants.
The complaint alleges that the trust
-ccnxnired 10 destroy the business OF
tho Buckeye GO. by ffycredttfhs
value and quality OF the Buckeye pow
der and further claims that the du-
Pont people engaged spies 10 work AT
Peorla for the purpose OF stealing the
secret processes Of making bnckeSe
BY these and other nefarious and y
legal methods Il IS alleged that the
trust has secured control OF about 80
per cent Of the powder business OF the
tinted States. thereby creating viz
fuai- monopoly OF gunpowder and black
blasting powder. which was their OBJ
iect for 80 years prior 20 1902.
Some OF the interesting detailed
charges in the complaint are that tne
d,i Pont Co in its desire for trade Sc
crets, besides employing spies, distriD-
tIted Intoxicating liquors to the Buck.
eye company's mixers, paid rallroal
ernrlayes FOR telegraphing 10 New Jer-
eey reports OF the amount or shtpmen ts
made from Peoria and confederateu
with several other concerns TO secure
the EXCLUSIVES use OF powder-maklns
machinery.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08

psrtly cloudy skIesJ no precipitation. LOCKERS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
Acknowled|

%
6e Put %oSp ssr EH ARGf LIST IA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08

They had wandered into the conser-
vatory The music came To them In
faint Rhythmic throbsA
II have had many men at my feet p
S6e WIFE s-r-ft4teT-lAEelsSslY. .but IN
vain. Not one OF them met my re-
uuiremtnte."
ffe pondercd
'ITave you tried corn pla sters"" BE
suddenly asked. - have known them
TO do the work when the most skillrul
corn doctors have failed"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
Whore be oauaht Her.

She Cpoutins) Before we were
married You often used to catch me
in your arms.
He--Yes. and now catch you in
my pockets @-Tit-Bits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
! Childrep Cry

United States court Friday mornnrel
and the case was given to the jurys
Friday afternoon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08

he girl with peer blood ismore easily tired than
her schoomates The work that they have the strength do
she finds too hard In the effort keep up her health breaks
down Unless her blood is built up she will fall behind her
companions in looks health and education In time her health
will become poor and her growth hndered that she
escape lifetime of pain and suffering
What she needs is complete change from her
school work and plenty of pure red blood Dr. Williams Pink
Pills the safest and best blood builder she take Give
them according directions and continue them until her cheeks
glow with the color of perfect health.
Mrs c. Z. Leadbetter No.
cured of boodlessness BY these pills
while attending school became in such condition that
obliged studies had dreadful
which made sick stomach was pale and weak that had
be assisted
hands seemed had
distressed The said
eshed but they did
oil and hypophosphtee
became cheerful
the pills until cured have been in health
sya
asa by he EineC adv n
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-11-08
Wv Iltyorrg suI,-'',

Two more divorce cases were started.
FRIDAY. In the Wayne circuit court. as
: wF.-tlrHcp-sS-C Charles Morgan and
Veronica We Michael Galya.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

yS!irttenlberl. - &nn bcut d II
S.d6lcn murcn NbgcIun0tc cr'd)lc.
nc!i: ats Sicbrid) unl Nhciu G0nll'
itcill i'll SuuuulS, ScnNNrlcH Ill Sbcr.
haierrL @eilbnrN az Der SdbL Nreta
9&ciibilrN uilo &lcababcn. 0n0lld}
Nboronunlrn bca Gitcrrcid)ild,cn III.
neutrality-suspicious. 9tr. II. Der ru'Ii'
idlcn SraNpncrrcgimenta Soc''u mo
Der chcnlu!iNcu nniIduildlcu Iii.
iicrr. Sie Observation-Disclosures !0ir
Den N~cleitet ollrdl Die MoipctA lcr
SdIcnf SnrrilbnrN. Bender A0r,I.
itcin mo Sdlccrcrs McllburH. lie
Scid,e mlrbc III Hnpclclhclt Der
allcrnGditcn 9~lnAchoriNW i'll ctnNl
9tcbcurnnm Der STRIDE pcrbradlt. lurl
der brrdl Den Sbcrfnunlcrhcrrn Der
id,loiiCn unN %pcriiclclt mllr0e. Sua
iii oic c~ininucllI9c Nllhcildttc ocH leu.
ten Nniiullrr2. Sir mirN - uidll
lutgc blc!bcn; 0clll lladl ptcr &u.
dlcn iol Die Sclhc irlr clloAillti9elr
Seiicbml nab &SrIlburQ III Ole uni.
iulliid}c Nami!iengruit ucrbrudli
Dcr0cn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
@rofberso9tbum.
Aus Der tanptHaht.
Sum Iblcben SeS @rpebcrjosS &Sils
belm.-0ie lleberiibrnns Der
Geid1e nad) Snrembmrg.

Surem BURG, D. WGr5.-Sn.
piel Meniden pic an Srcitua lua-
rem ipobl not ilie III Surerubura Sil,
ianlmen. Die s,ahl Der urNcfpnl.
imenen Eanobeipohner miro dlii llllge.
i1br 10000 geid)ast. Ser game
lanae @ca pom @abnbof bis Siim
Yolait wor bid,t beiast bon 3uidlaii.
ern. @cnn aud nI einselllen Stel.
len, j. .. AMI Dem @ourbonplatcau
rnO aui Ger llcllen Bride. MIR 5lpei
oocr brei Meiben itanoen, 10 mar 6
anberen Srten, n%nnenilid) an ben
acknowledgements am 8oniasrin9
mo in Der @rp6ilraBe. gebrGnat
boil. Iprt itanocn lie III aeorGnaten
Soiiicn aui @aaen. Mnitreidlerlei-
tern ooer aud, olti impropiiicrten
Sribiinen. slild) Die Seniter ltnb
mande Sad)er Der SGuler lparen
tart beiest.
0aS Embliflm perbielt lid, in chr
iiirdtiaer Mlbe. GS mar cin outer
@coanfe. ole maderen Seucrmehr.
lelltc Sitr Spnlierbilbmg 81 pcrlpen,
ocn; baa iinb IGuncr ans Dem %ol.
fe. Ole pcrllcbcn nit Dem &olfe NM.
iugchen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Gum Sooc bcv @rufhcrjuGS
MiIbclm.

Snrcm burl, ,. M1ri. &iel.
lcid,t Ole inlpoiantcitc Ncicr Ser gan.
sen Sroucupodle inno bel,tc nddnlit
tol in Der @~uthcoralc itutt. 9u bic.
Ter @eoddtniBieier nnbmeu Shcil Die
iullae WroBher5oain. ole 8rpBhcrso.
gin HcAcntiu Ole fiini @roBbcrSpelis
dlcn YrinSeiiinucm Ncr5oN Sruni
Spieph Don Nuicrn. Der Shirt pcll
Soncnltein. Der Sronpriu5 ppll
Shpcoem ErinS 4apicr Don Nsurnlu.
Ser Irin5 BON Sdluumburg Sippc.
uiclc NnfwiirocltrGgcr. Die HcNic.
rlut1 mo Observation-Disclosures oic
bier dtfrcbi0icrtcn @ciunbten mo
@cld)uitatru1cr, Ole bcrcitS %unpeici.
Den &ertretcr frcnI0cr S~ilrItenhoiC
mo iuit dllc bohcrcn @eunltcu ocs
Snnbe@. 3um critcn Male crihiencrl
bel bicier @cIcgcnhcit Ole mciblid,cll
Mitllicocr bca in SraIer pcrieBtel,
Notca in Scr Nciicntlidtcit. Sas
&olt belriibtc liz III chrcrbictiNitc,
ltmtucr Shcilnahmc, Mcrr 0iidloi
&cppcA, iucldlcr mil lciuem Sonlfa,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
@urlGnfisc %ciicBnnN Urpebcrju8
@ilbclms.

9urembura. l.. MGr5. -
Scuic uuhmittng nm llhr rdno ole
porl1uiiae @eiiesnmg @robbcr5og
@ilhelms IN Der hlcliacn p%rotc'tuntl.
ifen Stride ltatt. ScS peld,rarttell
Hallrles peacIt tonlltcn llllr Die lodl
iten SpiBcu Der &erpultinlNciL Die
-Tcrtretcr Der ~irclnNcn Sofc, Die
TilrItlit)feitcn ulo Die &crponotcl
bcilpohuen. 3ugegcn marcn porn he
iiacl Sol: Die @rpBher5oNln-Nc
acntin mo Die iedla Erln5c'llmel.
&cr5ogin Muriu Noclhel0 non Na'
iall. Die Matter oc> &crliorhcncn;
icrner Ser aGuiG Der Hcl9lcr, ErluB
ImNnit @ilhclm bon ErcllGcn ais
Gcrtretcr 0c3 o~cutidDcn Nullera. Der
8rpBhcrSoa uno Die @roBhrr5ogln
pom @aoen, Erins Gouuro pom Nn'
bolt, Yrini apnrob bon %alcrn. Ole
Ncr,pNiu aarl Sbcpoor III Salcrm.
IrinS Soiepb IN @oicrlt. Eriu5
Trieorid BON Shormburg. Trlnj
Guacn poll Sdnpebcn, bic Gr5her5o-
gin Maria Sbcrcic bon SeltcrrcidL
GribcrSpN Nruui Saluotor upn
Sciterreit. Der @crioa MI9ucl pon
Vrosau,a. &cr5o9 Albred)t pom
@%iirttemberN. Die @crSogin pon Eor'
ma. Yrin5 fauicr Don Garnlu. Der
Tiirit Su @ieo. Siirit Somctireil-
Merthelm.H plcnber9. Mn N~b1clano.
ten parcn Sugcgcn: Sie %crtrctcr
Scr Scrspain bon Nibonp. Der 8rpb.
hcrsoNin 9olliic Don 9nbcL oca Scr.
iogs Don Cumberland. bcs &oui1a
BON Sdnemurf. bca &oniaa pon eng.
luuo. Scr Ncpilbllf Srnntrcid), ocS
NoniQs pom &richGnlonb. beS WroB.
bcr,oas bon SeiicL 0ca @rpBberSuaS
BON Medleubmrg SdmcrluL ocs
@rcBbcrSo9s Don Mcficlbura Gre
liB. Der aonigin Der N%ie0crlanoc, Der
aGniain @inttcr Scr Nicocrlanoe. Der
auiicrlid) 3. p|itomonI'dlrl NeliGrlna,
oca aoniga bon HumInicn, bcH anI.
icra bon Nubinnb. bc& NnHil@ bon
SodiclL bca Ncripga BON Sadlicl.
Hltulhurg mlN Scr MrulDin ppn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Chicago, a., %. WdrS ~. G,S,

Chicago, a., %. IGr5 ~. (.S.
q. s3tg.") Bon ciucnt intereiianten
Salie zines begunri9ten 3uttbause
Gtrdiliuas in &aupurL @is., crbalten
mir Ioeben Nadrid,t. Gin aetpilier
SSoha Sfercr. Trier : 2uremburaer,
ipdr ipegcn Mprbe3 an lebcnsldnalider
3udbt6ausit rafc pe~rurtbcilt morben.
Ser 0ouperueur bcgnabiate ibn nadj
20 Sabreu. nadboem CT ipdhrenb Der
lesten 10 Sabre ieines @eipabrlams
Wai6iniit nno Scnermann i'm &C.
fdngniB seipeien mar. Sic ngolbcne
Treibcit" idien abcr unierem Sd)erer
nidt iebr 3u be6ugcn. benn nad) fpenis
gen Sdscn bat er ipieoer ilm bieieibe
GteQung. Die linn audi geiudbrt ipIrbe.
llnp bcutc ut or ialdrirter frcier
Wlann, ais Idifiniit. im 9udtballs
an Waupiiu. - PIN 16. WarS itarb
I'M Ilcrinucr : &pipitdl 9crr Wiliam
WPorion. Ser Seritorbenc mar aus
Mammcrid, ppcr Sonborf,. Sebilrtis II.
tam Dor icGs Sabrcn na6 Imerifo.
Gr bintcrlGBt brei Sriibcr. @idacl
linb Stcpbau IN Chicago unb Noolph
in Californian i%upbnbaIt. - Serr
Subcrt 2ics trut nm u. WGrS nit
bcm Sampler .Sinnlnno" cine Be-
1udsreiic nab lcincm @cbilrtsort
@aiicrbiaiB, %Surcmbur9. an, Gr &c
hcuft mcbrerc @mlnic bort 3u pcrs
bllibcu unh ~dlshuru NIT 'cincr GrnlI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

rlcn Scnsalcu'* Sir cr5Ghlt; ubcr Der
Iiiiipnur but nidt ilber 'idl Iclb't ST
p%eriiiacn. Nnperc. icbr ulltrengcnoc
Auiaoben iinp mir fiir eini9c Mnuntt
anpcrtruut pprben uno mas Wott mill.
mlB aud, Der Niiiionor luplleu. Sd,
eritnttc Sir uot einnlul mctllen hcr57
innigitcn Snnt iilr Seine be3eNGte
9icbe unb iiir Seine .!ntcr'rllBung,
Die Su mir iilr nnicrc Sdccas Willltps
i,ci, gcgeben bult opcr nudl cil,9cl
Saecu ppt 5u seben Scbcnt't. Hnt
Sllturc lperpc i) Scincr cingtoent lctl
unb DEM licben @ptt flcbcu, Sid mo
Die Sciuen 81 iegncu unb 3t b%eldliecn.
Bette fir nns, bette fir mnicrc inSi
i6en UlaubenSbriieer, bette 'hr bic
Wsilipmen Scipcn S~nbieu's. bslfc aud.
100 mno mic Tn tannit, nm @utteS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

ScIcril, IN 0uu5 III - . IL
ti0cr &ciic GIN &ilh Der SIrds
poScn u~nicrcr Iiiiionoyt una Satcd
DOR 9tu9cu. Sic 6eiacn Huoerfibrer
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BON Sotcd, Or. Nurtb, Nebprcn III
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
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