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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
A FAMOUS HOTEL CLOSED.
The Arlington, In Washington, Long .
Political Headquarters.


Political Headquarters.
The Arlington. WashingtOn's most
famous hotel. has closed Its doors for
ever. The old structure IL to be torn
down, and u $5.OOO.O0O hOstelry will
take Its place.
For more than forty years the Ar
lington has entertained IT, scores of
great men. For more th,.i half thai
period 1t was the diplom, - headquur-
ters Of the capital. and u,Il 1t clos, d 1t
was the abiding place of the most not
ed people regardless Of the new pila
tial hotels.
On the site Of the main section of the
present house formerly stood three
stately mansions. writes the Washing.
ton correspondent OF the Baltimore
Sun. Ono was occupied by William L..
Marcy, secretary Of war under Presi
dent Polk; another by Lewis Cass. sec.
retary of state under Buchanan. aud
In the third dwelt Reverdy johnson.
the brilliant Marylander who was ut.
torney general and minister to Eng
land. Next door Is the old home Of
Charles Sumner and Senator POmeroy.
Close by Is the old British legation.
Here lived Sir Bulwer Lytton and his
son, Lord Lytton, and here he wrote his
celebrated poem "Lucile."
Between 1870 and President McKln.
ley's time practically every president
went from the Arlington to be inaugu.
rated. The late Speaker Thomas b.
Reed died at this hotel. as did Senator
Mark Hanna; former secretary Of
state. Walter @. Gresham. and for.
mer postmaster general, Henry G.
Payne. Senator Root lived at the Ar.
lington for years. as did Senator Al.
drich.
For many years the Arlington was
the center Of diplomatic interest. Ii
Hung Chang stayed there with his suit
of 100 Chinese Wallets. cooks and other
attendants. During the RussO-Japa,
nese war Prince Fushimi Of japan had
a whole annex Of the Arlington for tho
conferences.
]. Pierpont Morgan never went any.
where elue In Washington and James
J. Hill hrd rooms there always. An.
drew Carnegie preferred the Arlington.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
The Jseansss esosar.

Directly a policeman Of one station
desc cies a beggar he kicks him away,
no matter whittier, and another po.
licehian of another station catches
hold Of the fellow and throws him
out Of his area. and 90 on, with the
consequence THAT beggars after wan.
dering from one ward to another and
back again ultimately settle down In
the regions OF the least resistance
namely, the suburbs. The latest hap.
peniDgs prove that suburbs are fast
becoinlng the center of mendicity and
imloallty.-Totyo Mainichi.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
TRAINING Yeuna cebblsrs.

Cobbllng is recognized M a trade In
the vocational schools OF Buffalo Sew
eral schools are yet aside for teaching
trades to young boys and girls, and the
latest addition to the course is one In
cobbling. A competent instructor has
been engaged to teach the young men
how TO repair shoes There are num-
Der taking mp tho course, and It IL GER
tain that the trade will not become ex.
tinct with the young generation study
Ing the principles Of rejuvenating old
shOes..--Sh0e Retailer.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
A "NvireIsas" Newspaper.

The inha bitants Of thu Maglalep II.
lands In the gulf Of st. Lawrence. who
ere deprived Of ordinary communica-
don with the mainland for half the
year. are In future to be provided with
. week end wireless news dispatch ut
the expense Of the Canadian govern
meut Each dispatch. which win aver
are 1000 words. will be placed In the
hands Of all the ministers OF religion,
who will read the mainland news to
ths,r congregations after each service,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
Tn. Order No. Complete.

A story comes from Il town where
6rms advertise to sell 6sh direct to
small purchasers. The glowing adver.
tisements asked for the sending of half
q dollar with list Of the varieties Of
6sh preferred. One letter read:
u want TWO salmon, q dozen whit
Ing. dozen fresh herrings. some noun-
ders. and. II You have them. sou can
add a lobster"
The next day the lady received let
ter which ran:
Dear Madam-Please send another
dime. and we will forward the fisher.
man."-Dallas News.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
Mount vsrnon's Visitors.

Du.ing the fiscal year :'il-l2 Wis
itors to the home of Washington at
Mount Vernon Numbered $4,000. The
total receipts reported from the fees
Of admission to the grounds was S2S.'
$50. which win be used for the gen
sral expenses incurred In preserving
Mount Vernon. Among the Improve,
ments planned Ii a concrete pier to
tepla'e the wooden deck at q cost Of
o0OMI
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12

About March % robin began to
make her nest In spare gas globo
placed horizontally on peg on which
one may hang IN overcoat In the ves-
try Of border parish church. Sho
did not seem to mind the playing of
the organ, which IL quite near tho
nest, or the bright light of the incan-
descent burner which had 10 be used
before and after evening service, or
even the presence Of minister ana bea-
die. She laid five eggs and reared four
young ones. which left the nest ON
May l6.-London Globe.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
sewinu Machines,

In the forty-elght years that records
have been kept more than 100000. 900
worth Of sewing machines have been
exported from tho United States. The
exports this year viii be nearly $l0,.
00OihO0. and the value Of the domestic
product IL In the vicinity of SOS. 900, ,O00
Every country on the face Of the
globe uses the machine Elias Howe
gave to the world. and bile gift has
added untold millions OF dollars 10 the
wealth Of the nations. .-Argonast
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
Her Choice.

Father = Mildred. II you disobey
again will surely spank you. On ia.
theirs return home that evening NIL
dred once more acknowledged that she
had again disobeyed. Father (tirmiyD
You are going to be spanked. You
may choose your own time When
shall It he? Mildred tfive years old.
thoughtfully, - Yesterday. = Woman's
Home Companion.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
short, shsrp and Effective.

TAs commercial law Of China has
aittie chance Of adoption In this coun-
try. but II Is short. sharp and effective,
containing only these four rules:
Those who deal with merchants un'
o,,rly are to be beheaded.
Those who interrupt commerce are
. b~ beheaded.
Those who attempt to close the mar.
kets are TO be beheaded.
Those who maintain the prosperity
ef commerce are to he rewarded.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
URGES ORYS 70
ASSERT SELVES
Temporary Chairman Arouses
PfeMh|tIonIsts IN Convention.
pEHouNcEs BOTH olo PARTIES

"SWeVO OeCiaFeu VTVV'u't'oV Vo'v
10 Real Party Of Progress and Ad.
voeatsd Bryan, Roosevelt and La.
Toilette Policies when sponsors
Were Wearing kiits--Refers TO
Taft - "wet Nurse For Saloons"
ana Also Takes Shot at Roosevelt.
Atlantic City, July H. Although
three sessions we're held. the eleventh
aational convention Of the Prohibi.
tion party progressed little beyond
the organization stage. However,
there were developments enough to
indicate q strong Endorsement Of in.
surgency in the party and to fore.
cast q fight by some Of the delegates
for more progressive and aSgres.
eive attitude in the coming campaign.
In the hope Of overthrowing a part
Of the existing order Of things. II IL
said, fight will be made on the floor
for the election OF q national chair.
man by the convention and not by
the national committee.
TSs feature Of the day was the ad.
dress OF the temporary chairman OF
the convention, Clinton N. Howard OF
Rochester, known as "The Little
Giant" Mr.. Howard aroused the
thousand or more delegates to hign
pitch Of enthusiasm by roundly de.
nounciDg President Taft, Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt and the Repub-
ucan and Democratic parties In gen
eral.
Howard claimed that the Prohibi.
tionists we're the real progressives in
politics and decried any attempt n
throw their votes into other channels.
I'VE already have two whisky par
ties and don't need another" he
shouted. The delegates caught up
and cheered the sentiments OF the
chairman.
slight Praise For Wilson.
When he characterized President
Taft sE wet nurse to the saloons
there were shouts OF amen" from
all corners Of the convention hall.
When he denounced Colonel Roose.
velt ~ "the least desirable OF all the
candidates." there was a prolonged
demonstration OF approval Governor
Woodrow Wilson he disposed OF with
this faint praise: "A good man, per
1aps. but we have had good men in
The White House before and they
have gone out with the country more
saturated with rum than II was when
they went ini'
The temporary chairman, after .coi.
cluding his address. aroused the del.
eGates with illusions to party lead.
ers. whom he described as great men,
'-as capable to rule the nation AZ the
these he named Eugene w. Chain os
Illinois. Charles Scanlin Of Pittsburg
and X. VI. Patton OF Illinois.
These men and others 7Nn lead
this great progressive party and aie
capable to rule this land" he said.
There is no need for third par.
~. Lot the progressives come TO us.
for our party stood for progressive
principles when Byan and Roosevelt
and LaFollette We're wearing kits"
"NOw you are talking truth" called
. delegate, amid general acclaim. So
enthusiastic were the delegates over
Chairman Howards address that they
ordered II printed az campaign text
book and started a genuine boom for
Mr.. Howard for president. His can
didacy lOomed large. and az the iiel
In decidedly an open one. he Is re-
ssrded AZ one OF the potential factors
In the race.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
CARROLL LOSES OUT
Iewa Republicans Refuse to indorss-
National Platform.

Des Moines. July IL. - Efforts OF
Governor B. r. Carroll. Taft adhs-
rent, to have the Republican state
convention pass . resolution indors-
Ing the platform adopted at the ma
donal convention failed, being table
77s to 342, and his effort to eliminate
rom the report of the majority or
the resolutions committee the sec
tion condemnins 40 fraudulent the
Chicago convention also failed.
The committee declined to include
IN its report the suggestion Of sena.
tor Albert B. Cummins for commits
sion to investigate the manner n
which President Taft was pspoul-
mated at Chicago. 80
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
saloons In Russia.

IN Russia every hamlet must have at
feast one saloon. All saloons are open
- BY imperial decree, and q portrait
sf the cxar must hang over every bar.
There are $4,000 saloons and 1000
spsrit factories and distllsries, and
they bring In an annual revenue Of
01O0e 10000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
Usual Reasons.

"Otiicer. want you to arrest the
man In that house." said the excited
young man to the policeman.
what for?' asked the guardian Of
the peace.
He kicked me out Of his house"
did hep
"Yes, be- did"
~And did yon want to marry bis
daughter or coll him some poetryf"-
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
An Incentive.

Father--Children, yOu'll have to be
very good now. for I've broken my
right arm aud cannot thrash You for
about a month.--Satire.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
Dolly In Qiamax.

Dorothy = Mother. when get mar.
ried shall have a husband like papa :
Mother Certainly. my dear.
Dorcthy-- And II stay single shall
be an old maid like Aunt Anna?
M0ther-l think you will.
Dorothy with deep sigh,-well. !
am In fix.- Boston Transcript
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
0mith Of the Court.

Under the early princes Of Wales
~ths smith Of the court was an officer
whose duty It was to attend to the
snoeIng Of the royal horses.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12

Grocer that watermelon I sold
!tOu do for the whole family?
Customer-Very nearly. The doctor
4 calling yet.--Toledo Blade.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
asards and souls.

Al enc period Russians believed that
every beardless man was soullesA
That 10 why even now every Russian
nan wears q beard.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
The Confession Of Q Heroine.

VUo Oo0vesstou ov = Vorotuos
And you didn't promise to obey In
the marriage servicef"
mo. Susie. ! didn't"
'That wis brave"
"Yes. but h0nest. Susie. I'd sooner
have said II than lose him."--Cleveland
Plain Dealer
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-07-12
ENTOMbED
We're 100 Men In A Mine In
West Virginia
Believed That All The Men
Are Killed

Wheeling, w. Va, July 11-At 9
o'clock this morning a terrific explo.
sion occurred In the Panama mine, op.
Grated by the Ben Franklin Coal Co. Of
MoundsviIie, w. Va, 12 miles from
here.
One hundred miners who we're at
work at the time OF the explosion are
entombed and Il 10 feared that many
" not all Of them, have been killed.
Rescuins parties were Immediately
organized, but 90 far they have been
unable to penetrate the mine.
The state and government inspec-
tors have been notified and their ex.
perts will be hurried to the scene i'm.
mediateIy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
flr die kebe 1ugend.
~, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s,sxysx.,>xsS

| llld,t lpicbcr fomnlt", a%iltluortctc be
hcr3t Der brane aieine. vShr ballet
Die Scntc bon rcr Stride a."
Sieic Sornerung fam ulcrbiues
%uucrtuortct. Sod, Der S~ciifdn5er
mnstc tic allncbmcn. Gr fiibric MIN
bcn fleiuen Son @oseo an Die hohe
&lctteritutae. ullf ncrcn 8ipfcl cine
arone bciclfigt mar. ySc, On filhe
ncr &clb, iest nolcn mir cinmol
lichcn. ncr bon ms 9cibeu bier nnt
bnditcu hiliauf fpmmt." SprddI :
mn erflcttcrte I'M Nit bic Stan9c.
icBtc lid nuf Den @iricl mn itrcdtc
icincn Arm i'll Die Sobc. Ndbei ricf
CT trilmpbicrcnb DEM &lcinen on:
vNur, &lcincr. 10 lang lpie mcin Irm
ut Der Scinigc iid,cr nidt - 10 bod,
ruirit On nitt rcid,cnl"
Bic 3uitallcr mnrbcil bctriibt liub
| alaubtcn. Der ilcinc Son 9osco ncrbc
Die Wctte oieSn1n[ iid,er nerlicrcn.
Sod Don 9oSeo elite ld,ncll Str
| Stonsc. flettcrtc ciligit binnuf unb
icstc iih Die arouc duf Den aopf,
Sann a6cr itclte CT it'd, naf Den aopf
uub itrcdte bic Sibc hud, in Die 2uft
cmpor. 10 rnb CT Den 8ibfel Der alcte
tcrirangc nit icincr ganScn aorpcr=
ldngc iiberrngtc.
Sas lpar nIcrbing5 Gin grDBcrco
aunifitiid ais oasjcuigc, ipeld)cs Der
Seiltdn3cr nufgcfilbrt hattie. Sn3
Bolt iu6cltc lnlit AMI. flatid)tc Sci
fall unb bcgriiBtc ocn &nabcu freunieit.
Infer Seiltdnscr nber pndte ciligit
ieine 5abiclistciten 6uianmcn mn
perlieb auf Standardization bas
Sprf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Gtnas iiber 6mbm [ d..
isolde @eiabren tie fir flcinc ainber
nit lid brinscn mag.
Eaiteuriiermns anseratbeu.

Sic ipnrrnc Sabres5eit neruriah.
i'm 3cr6en mand)cr Dtlittcr feline &C.
riIl9e gennrubieung iiber bus 9efina
ben ibres 2ieblings. Yeiunbers III
IS Der smeitc CONNER I'M 9eben oes
&inbes, Der BON Der Mntter sefiirdtei
iuirb. llno iuarmm? @orin beireber
Bic Scfabrcn bieies 5~lpciten Sommcrs,
lpo Der critic CONNER geluobnlih obne
bcionbcre S%torunsen per9ebt? Die
Grfldrun9 lit iebr cinfah uub lit burd
Sauicnbe bon 9eiipiclen beipieieu,
9dbrenb pes criten SommerS lpirf
bas 3ino actpobnlih bon Der Wrtter
ielbcr gcudbrt, im 5"lpeiten CONNER
bilcet &ubmil6 Die Habruu9 bes
&leinen.
&c 1T bic srpfe Mnsahl pon yaftes
rien, bic iih in Der seiu6bnlifen, aui
benz Nsarfte ieilaebptenen Wiild bcfin=
ben, iueld,e &nbmild, 10 gefdhrlidJ
MAIDEN nno bic Srrifatiou, bic lie IN
ben G%insemeiben bes &inbes berppr=
bringen, limb in sroRem Wfake ucrant=
wprtlif fir 3nrffaa nab Niagenbe=
idmerben uno bic bamit p%crbmnoene
bpbe Sterbli6feit inter &inhern, bic
init 8mbmilh sroFse5osen weroem.
@liidliheripeiie gibt es ein eani
einfadeS Witfel, burh ipeldes Die @es
fobren Der grndhrung purh &ubmild
ausseidaltet iperben fDnten. llno bas
geid)iebt, tnoem man bic Ntilh pa
iieuriiiert, Elm gnn5 einfaher Yro5eB,
Der in peiter nifts als i'm 8odlen uno
Nbfiiblen Der @tilf beitebt. Die Mtildl
ipiro in einem boppelten Wild)s pber
8eisfoher bis 5m elmer Semperatur
bon $50 @rab erbist uub cine balbe
Stuubc lang auf bieier Semperatur
eelaiien. 6ieralf ldBt man Die Wtild
alrf minbeitens so Grab abfiiblen, lpos
mDglid) ioate lie biz gum 8ebrnud aui
Gis aeitent mcrben. 8o fein S9erz
momcter Siir Sanb lit. ioa man sils
icben. baB Die Wilh penisitens gum
@allcn gebradJt unb bnnn auf hieiem
Yunftc 80 Minuten lang 9ebalten
lpirb.
@dbrcno Der lcsteu 5fpan5ig Sabre
purbcn nidt peniser ais $50 SppbuSs
gpiocmien uuf Ytild), Die BON SppbllSz
8a5inus infi3iert nar, 5uriid9eiiibrt.
@etrefis Der llebertraeun9 o Sipbs
tbcritiS unb Sharln6iieber lieseIl
cbcnfaas Nad)pciic Dor. Die nuf bic
llebcrtragung burd, Mild) ihlieBen
laiien. Sas Iorbanbeniein Der Suz
b%ertuloie i'm Vieb perlanst allein idon
Die Yaitenriiieruns Der Wild,, benn
oaf Die Hinoertuberfcl amf Den Wens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

inner irasen. Sh lpia gud, germ
nufipprtcn.." Ter Tilger frugtc ihn
nun: ,&cr ipobutc bod, pobl Dor @ud1
III Dicicm Shlpilc?" ,Gicin @otcrl"'
iprnd, Der Sitter. Scr Yilgcr fraate
%lpeiter: .llro rper ippbntc Dor Current
@atcr ba?" .Mcin 9robpntcr!"
antnpricte Der Hittcr. limb MGR
lpiro lupbl nod, GiId, parin lpobnen2"
fraatc Der Silscr peiter. Ser Sitter
luatc: so @ott lpil. mcin Spbn!"
rNun". iprad, Der Yilgcr. ,rpcn,
Scpcr III cine 3cit III picicm Shloiie
lpohnt nra inner circr bcm dnbcrn
Ylas nind]t - mas ieib tbr benin ans
ocrs bier ais @ditc? 9icics Sais lit
ulio pirflif Gin 8aitbaus. 9erlpcnbet
naber nidlt 10 piel. bieics Saus 10
prddltig nlls5uidpmiifcn. has Gud, MIR
fur6c 3eit hcbcrbergt. Sbut lieber Den
Irmcn @ntes, 10 balct Sbr gud] cine
blcibenbc @obuung I'M &immel."
Scr Hitter nabm bicIc 8prte All
6cr6cn. bebielt ben Yilser iibcr Nad,t
llno luuroc bon bieicr Scit oil fpobls
tbdtigct scgen Die Irmcn. - s br.
pom z d. I'M 3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
9pn Spseu nno Der SeiltGnser.

IlIs Den ainberiahren beS I'M Hufc
Der Seilisfcit gciiorhcnen unb burd,
feline 9rpSartise @irfiumtcit sur Hcts
tirng perlpabrloner 3nabcn bcriibmten
obcritalicnild)cn SricItcrs Don 9osco.
miro inns cine Segcbcnbcit bcriftct,
Die bciuciit. paS ihon pamuls in Dem
iuaenolidlen Ser5en hes 5mfiinftiacn
Sriciters Gin gliibenber Seeleueifer
branntc ulb bab CT feline geifiperocn
uuh 0ciubrcn id)cutc. I'm, Dem Orange
SieicS go~ttacfdlligcn GiferS 81 folscn.
als Son Soseo unscfdbr ~ Sabre
oft mar. fum iebcu Sonntng Gin Scils
tdn5er III icin !Scimathsborf UNI iflua
icinc Sfnlbuhc uuf frcicm Ylabc Dor
Der Stride auf. Sabnrd lieScn lid,
nidt bios picle ainocr. ipnbern aud,
Gr,uadicne pcrlcitcn bic Had)mittagss
Inhnd)t gdu6 pocr tb%cilipciic Si ocrs
idumcu. Sas that Den, 10 frommcn
Non Sosco III icinem rpeid,en ScrScn
Iebr lpcbe. Gr criunn bcsbaIb. cincn
merflpiirbigcu TIan. ben er nit Der
ibm eiseucn. iibcr icin Sitter pcit binz
a~rs9ebenocn WiIenSfrnft iofort aliss
Sufiibrcn bcaann. @cnn CT nGmlid,
uuf ncm Sclhc Die Sd,afc biitctc. onnl
iibtc or iih I'M Sprinaen. alcttern unb
SciltunScu inb brdhtc cS burin bulo
III elmer itauucucrregcnbcu 8clfids
lidltcit. Sod. ipo5u hcm ipiGe
llebnngen?
Der SciltdnScr lpd nGmlid &c
'rphnt. nab icbcm &uuiritiif Die gu
id'niicr 81 frnacn: .&cr nil cs nad)s
modlen?" Sclbifpcritdnblid, melbctc
lid Nicmaub. Sas ioatc abcr an
ocr5 tpmmcu. NlS Scr Sd,auipicler
IN cincm Sonntdsc luicbcr Sie &c
'pnhnlid)c Srugc au sic l~lmitcbcnbcn
lcrihtct bate. trat ploelid Der flcine
Son SuScu 0 unb iprnh: Nd lpcttc
nit Grdl iiir 20 Srantcn. baB il cs
nod bcNcr fam ais Sbr!", = Ser
ldltlid ldd,cltc bieicr unb Iprad,:
,Ynb. on flcincr @ift. Oh baii ia
lidt cinmaI Gclo sum Wcttcnl"
&aum bate CT bicie &orte sciproz
den, On bot id,pn elmer aus Den gu
ituuern Dem anubcn Die 20 Srdntcn
ou. Sicicr rpa iibcraliidlih unS be-
auuu ipfort icinc &unitItiidc unb. iichc
"a! - CT iiberrrnf Den @auflcr. mel
der Die 20 Srnufcu hcrausriitcn
mnBtc. Sici ecfrGutt in icincm Chr
sciiihl rief Der S%eiltdu5er laut aus:
Sim berul. ih pettc ieei iiir Scinc
40 Sranicu. naB Su baS nid,t fannit.
mas ih icst mnd,en lpcrecl"
~@cnn ih uerlicre". entgcsnetc Der
auabc, ~bom Jolt Shr mcine 40
Sranfcn bubcn, ipcun ih aber &c
pinuc. bnmu perlansc ih bon Cub
etipaS snn6 nubcrcsi"
,&as perlangir On bcnu?" irnste
balb ipottiid DER Seiltdu8er.
"SaB Chr bon bier fortsebt uuo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

nnerbibtcr, nift ourd, Girnuirfuns
b5bcrcr @Grmcarapc ibrcr ucrncrb=
itdjen Seine b%craubten Wild, inter
allen l%tmitGuoen SIT pcrbietcn uup auf
oas Hnhoriidlifitc su n%ntcriaaen,
gun5 nbacichen pnppn, oaF aud) aubcrc
Srf%eftionsituffc, iuic n%anleutlidD Der
Ippbns= Sa5ilus, hGufis genua auf
ocm gieidIen Wcge IN ben Mcnihen
gclangeu unb naber ctenio fern &C.
baltfn mereen miiiicn.
,x - u
Cine SDnigin gegcn Dns nipDerne
Sanjet.
Siir sen 9enboucr Sof lit icit heut
Sage, nu Dem 8cora Der Siiuitc aonig
lpurbc, cine neue 3cit nnacbrodlcn.
Ser llrridlmune iii nomcntlid nuT
a0nioin Marp 5urildSufubren, Die cine
ticfe S(brciguna 0cNcu icbc pnbrc ODER
and nllr ihcinborc Sriuoiitdt mn
2eid)tferti9feit cntpfiubct. Sic bat
T1ondle idlonc Srou, ocrcn Huf nid't
ul3 unnutnltbar gait, BON Der Siitc Der
6offeitc itrcid)cu lulIcu. Sic bat
pel SuHtCl lNlCl llItHCullll uus
Srdaen Der mpberileu, cng~dnlicgcnbcn
aIcipcr pcrbotcn, uno fcinc 9cihicbcnc
Srau bari Dor ibr Intlib trcten. ScBt
iperlbet Die apniain ibreu gifcr 9cgen
Die mpbcruen Sdn8c, bic iid in Den
9onooncr Sulou5 gcrnoc cin5ubiir9ern
b%cgannen. Sic bulbct bcn @nlScr,
Den chtcn. gcmiitblid)cu lmo lang
inmcn 8icncr &nl5cr. G.unbriQcu
rnb Trnncaiien, Die gouS i'll %crSeis
Ic1bcit gcratben iporcn. iteben lpicbcr
nllf Dem Erogramm Der &oibdGc, uub
Ioaar baS Ienuett iol. picleid}t mad,
bent 8eiipicl bcS Scrlincr Suis, 5i
ucrcm Sebcn crtucdt mcrbcu. Sdz
ncacn iinb Bottom urto Sipo Stcp auf's
Strcngitc nerpont.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

Iniif. Cams, S%ortrdgcu, SnuSs
baltun9slcbrc. Surniibuu9en nnicre
iungeu ilberSebilbcteu Seutc bciperlci
@eiflehtc3 nidt bciicr mntcn; Tic
peroen aui bicicm &cgc nur nod
berriiher. biintelbaiter, lcidtiiuni9cr
unb mbotmdBigcr wcrbeu bis aut
cinmnl - mic Dies id)un p~ercinSe!t
Der Sail lit = bic ainber ~bol'cn"
lub Der "olp man" iif filacn mub.
@ir &utbpliten bnbcu ia cine Nrt
.Scim fir gcieqigc 3uiommcntiiuitc;
unicre Gaiinp's uub TcreinSbullen,
@errcu tic aber IN DEM @aSc BON
u~nIcrcr Suscnb ircauenticrt, luic Die
uiHts fatbOIiiden YooIs unb Billiard
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

bnleu. oifcntliGcu SonSidle. &cgcls
babucn, Hidcl SbouS q? = Ncin,
in ben mciiten Salen md lause niht.
Ser &nuptfcblcr in DER Griichuug
pom bcutc lic9t no nnpcrS: Is icblt
bel ocn Gltcrn. 90 ianae nGnlidj
bieic fsincm ciseucn @iaen babcn,
icteu chen tie aiuocr ben ibreu ourd,.
Sic iinpcu BARN cute llntcritiiBun9
bel Solhtm. Die ibucn pormad,clL oaS
ibre Gltcrn 5u ultmohiih icicu unb tic
ooS Sebcu nidt gcuiebcu laiicn mpllen.
&obin SnS fiibrt, babcn mir tuatdas
lih por Nuacu. Gin Seiipicl gcben
mir au anbercr Stclc miehcr. NIB.
billie siebt'S niht, iolause ben 2innern
bic Wesenmart sebSrt. - g. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

Sas obisc Bib crihien in Der Nep
Yorfcr .Surpep" inter Dem Sitel:
.Sas Yroblem - Die SDiung." @an
mill hermit Seigeu, pie Den peroerbs
lihen GinfliiEen bes Saloons. oes
Yool Hooms. Der bilieen Concert
mn San5ballen cntsescn8cmirft miro
nit Der pifcntlifcn Shulc ais =
-Social Center. Sieie N%eucrung.
oblpobl lie mnnheS @ute fir iid) bat.
bat iih bod nift in Iilpallfce nab
reno ibrer Yrobeseit bcipGbrt. Bon
n~ornbcrein limb mir gcseu Geuerunacn,
Die Den llrterbdlt n~niercr pffentliten
Shulcu nod tbclcrer MAIDEN. ais tic
cS bcreits limb. llnb icrner iperScn
joldc .Sociai @cntcrs" nit aIler ibrcr