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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
HIGH OFFICIALS
WERE INDICTED
BY GRAND JURY
HEADS OF SEVERAL BIG RAIL.
ROADS FOUND GUILTY OF vIo.
LATINO SHERMAN LAW.
(By Associated Press.)

New York, Dec. 23.-Charles Mel
len, president Of New York, New
haven & Hartford railroad; E. j.
Chamberlain. president of the Grand
Trunk. of Canada. and Alfred w.
chairman of the Grand
Trunk directors, were indicted by the
federal grand jury this afternoon,
charged with violating the Sherman
law, in an alleged monopoly agree
ment between the two roads.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
NAT GOODWIN AT
HIS OLD TRICKS.

Los Angeles. Cal. Dec. 23.-The
complaint in the suit of Charles M.
Doughty, San Diego real estate man,
against Nat G. Goodwin. for $25. 900
damages for alleged alienation of the
affections of Mrs. Doughty, an ac-
tress, known on the stage as Miss
Moreland, was filed today with the
county clerk here. The case probably
will be set next Monday for trial.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
lYNCH|NG QUIET BUT
THEY GOT RESULTS
(By Associated Press. }

Baton ROugue. Dec. 23.-When
Sheriff Parker went to the court
house at West Baton Rouge. this
morning. he found the body of a
negro swinging from nearby tele-
graph pole. The negro had been
convicted of killing plantation
manager three weeks ago. No de-
tails of the lynching are known.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
l3 DEAD AND 50
INJURED RESULT OF FIRE.
(By Associated Press,

Meni, Belgium. Dec. 23.-Thirteen
are dead and fifty injured as the re-
suit of a fire last night, which de-
stroyed a moving picture house at
Barraques. All the victims died as
the result of hemorrhages caused by
pressure in trying to escape.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
SOCIOLOGICAL CONGRESS.
(By Associated Press. J

Nashville, Dec. 23.-At a meeting
" the executive committee of the
southern Sociological Congress here
quay, it was practically assured that
A'lanta will get next years confer
rhce The date probably will be in
April or May.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
q WERE LOST
IN THE GULF IN
RECENT STORM
VESSELS HAVE BEEN MISSING
SINCE MIDDLE OF NOVEMBER;
LOST NEAR JAMAICA.
(By Associated Press }

Mobile, Dec. 23.-Twenty-twO per-
sons were lost when the schOOners
GeOrgiana and Cartagena flOundered
in the gulf between Cayman island
and Jamaica, during the recent West
Indian storm, according to definite
adyices received this morning. The
vessels have been missing since the
middle of November.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
RAUDE WAS POISONED.
(By Associated Press. }

Chicago, Dec. 23.-Mrs. Mary
Raude fainted today at the cOrOner's
inquest over her husband after a
physician testified that a large guam
tity Of poison was found in the VIC
TINS viscera. Raude was found dead
IN bed several days ago shortly aft
er he made will bequeathing his
property to his wife.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
SENATOR 0vERMAN
IS IMPROVING
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. 21.-The cOndi-
tiOn of Senator Overman, of North
Carolina, who was operated on Sat-
urday for appendicitis, is reported
very good today. Physicians cXDcct
his complete recovery.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
MAY,,EL|M|NATE NEGRO
SOLDIERS N TROPICS
by Associated Press. J

ashington, Dec. 23.-The propo-
. 20 eliminate the negro as an
american soldier in the tropics is
s'd'ef for consideration when the
inference of ranking officers of the
my meets here Jan. s. 1t is said
"d've Philippines and Hawaiians re-
sAt the appearance of negro troop
~ among them.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
OVER''2OO JAPANESE
KILLED BY EXPLOSION
(By Associated Press.l

Toxic, Dec. % More than 200
Japanese coal miners are cntOmbed
and probably killed by an explosion
of the Ubari colliery at SappOrO, Is
land HOkkaidO today. Only three
were brought to the surface alive.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
APPOINTMENT OF
MINISTER'S FOR
COMING YEAR
|,,v c. JENKINS AND PREslD'
ING ELDER J. R. cAsoS
WERE RETURNED.

C. Jenkins, pastor OF the
~" Mats, church. returned to Lake.
Ns''o e, ~ rhe noon train from Tampa
l'|r '1'.s he has been attending the SIX
NDs s,n,h annual conference. and re-
, fine session and royal enter
fV' '.m'.,r on the part Of Tampans'
'' n,,in,ments for the coming
J" a.re made this morning and 1t
M i. . source of qualification to
"' narsop in Lakeland TO know
p,y Jenkins was returned as
,or 5ere and that Rev. J. X. Cason
M ~, Jain be the presiding elder OF
this district
There we're only three changes
. ado in the presiding elders, Rev. o.
rbrower having been assigned to
-. Tampa district; Rev. F. X.
pridrcs TO the Ocala district, and DR..
y I,jlburn 10 the Tallahassee dis
trict
Re-, J. F. Bell was appointed pas
,or # rhe Barlow church.
Rev smith Hardin was returned
10 Tampa Heights. in fact, all the
,ss,ors were returned to Tampa with
N. exception of Rev. II. Dutill, who
WAS transferred from First church to
oancy Or. w. E. Thompson Of
tennessee, was appointed to take his
place
pr. ]. f. Ray. of Macon, Ca. was
appointed to Orlando, DR.. Chapman,
who served that church last year be-
rs transferred to Riverside, Jack
~nyille.
pr II. G. Davis, of the North Ala
lama conference, was appointed to
iho Miami charge; Rev. Atkinson,
vio has been stationed there, beins
;, -ned to the Lake City church.
Ny. l.. W. Moore, who has been
presiding elder of the Tallahassee
ill., .ej was appointed to Plant City.
Rey 4. Z. Householder, a former
loteiand pastor, was sent to Man
s'er
n E T. Ley was returned to Ar
a!i1 Rey G. f. Scott to Fort N.Y.
y and Rev. j. L. Moon to Fort
v 4v
aW mission was formed, which
be known as the Lakeland,
and and Myrtle street mission,
" IT, Steinmeyer being ap-
~ pastor.
t II T. Gaines was assigned to
}anford pastorate and Rev. j. ID.
-ocs TO Kissimmee.
j. W. Austin, who served the
M Green church last year, was
to Ilaines City.
W. F. Allen was appointed
Ley nee evangelist. Rev. w. A.
vas returned to Live Oak,
l.. kilgore to Bradentown
Rev T. z. l.. Barr was appoint
'.e Bowling Green charge.
1dson, who was the pastor at
was appointed to the Null
'r turch.
' Z. Sweat was re-appointed
of he Advocate. This is as
sd be- as DR.. Sweat has made
hdil success of the church or
i is unusually we'll qualified
he Methodists of Florida as
''e L paper as any State in the
..i't Aas-and that is what he is
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23

Smiths bakery will furnish the
Christmas pie and Christmas pud-
ding for the Christmas potpourri.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
SNOW AND SLEET
~ IN N TENNESSEE
(By Associated Press.

Nashville, Dec. 23.-Snow and
sleet is general over middle Tennes-
see today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23
WILSON CONSIDERS
LONG PARDON LIST
(By Associated Press. J

Trenton, Dec. 23.-Governor Will
son sat with the board of pardons to-
day and heard seventy applications
out of a total of one hundred.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1912-12-23

The Lakeland Hardware and Fur
niture Co. will loan the furniture for
the Christmas potpourri.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
lSolen Sranen ramdcn?

Nrau &oobrolu @ilion. bic Satin
bes bemotratiiden SrdiibcntiGaftss
9anbibaten. itcbt iebt nit Der befunns
ten Shriftitcqerin Srau Z. %ilion
@oobrolp. Der critcn @attim bcs
Settcrs bes @ouperneurs, nui ocs
ipanntem Su6c. Sic Spammne lit
burd Die Srnse Der Gtbit bcs Ians
d,ens bon Sraucn bcrporaeruicn lpors
Seu. Srau @iliou 8opbrop iii Ielbit
Hnliferin, mo p~crtritt ocn Stonbs
plinft. ba6 alih anhcrn pciblihcn
@eien bus Nuud)cn obnc NaieriimpIcn
'aeituttct ipcrben ioiltc. SicIcr
Stanbpunft pirh non Der Satin bcs
@ou%perneurs gcraoc6u ~pcrabidcut.
penn Srnu @oooroip &ilion fnnn
nihtS obihculifcr finbcn. ais cincn
@(immltcnacl icgliber Nrt in mcbr
ubcr Weuiacr ihpncm Sroucmmmcc.
Der %crluIi unb Nllsgang ser Gpns
troperie oiiritc nod mand)erIci intes
&c antcc bringcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
@armm perberbem einsemamte
Wobnen?
(snttport auf piele anfrasen.)

Sbeils liest bas Serieben pobl
baran. bab Die Sobhen 3m no d
aefpht iperbcn. SbeilS oaran,
DAB man bic 9obnen nidt aISt.
Sbeils baran, DAB man lie niht
in Slider iiint nnb audi
Den Saft ODER Sprup d. b barr
iiber giebt. Sbeils lieet Die S6ulb
aber audi an benz Batter. in
benz MAJ Die 9obnen fod)en muB unb
basesen sibt es fcin abbelienbes
@ittel. SIM lebtcren Sail muB man
bic Sobneu idneiocn unb in Sal5 =
obne 3u9abe bon @aiier - einlegen.
elm @eipiht oben barauf ais Veihipes
rcr. lpoburd aus Sal5 nno @obnens
lat in fur5er 3eit cine quite 2ate ents
itebt. Sobnen. nur in Sal5paiier ses
fodt. obne ipeitere 3utbaten. bleiben
ielten gut. Wenn man reinen. uns
peridlihten @iiis bat. 10 sibt man aui
icoes Chart 8obnen, chen ebc man
ben 0edel aufiest, Sipei gblofieI g1iig
mo idraiibt io9leid 3u. Sat man
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Heihe Scttlerinnen.

Sin nDrpliden @Dbmen beitebt nod
beute auf Dem 9anbe Die Site. haB
iebe Sraut, tic mag reid ober arm
iein, nidt ALIEN in ibrem 6cimatbs>
ort, ionbern audi in benahbarten
Soriern bon Saus 81 Saus geben
uno bel ben ginlpobncrn nm SeSern
fiir's Srautbett betteln muB. Sos
balo bic Gerlobuu9 itntt9eiunocn bot
mno Den Seripanoten unb 9efanntcn
funbgeeebcn lit. madt ii1 Die Sraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

Sn benz Ser Stabt Saarbura be-
nahbarten Srte Sreidbren purben
5ipci fleine ainoer. Gin 6nabe uno elm
&dbhen. o elmer 1dbmaidinc err
iaBt. nit pelder Der %ater I'M Safer
arbeitete. Sem 8naben pnroe Der
aopf pom 8umpie getrenut. Dem
Wdbheu elm 8cin mn Elm Mrm obs
9eihnitten. Sns MGodcn itarb
ebcnfoiS bereits cine Siertclihmbe
nnd) benz llnfau. lpeil Der Slutperluit
eiu ~iibermGBig bober mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

BON elmer armen Srau beglcitct, alf
Den @cg unb besinnt ibreu Scttcls
runp9ang. Sir Sreuube eendbrt es
einen ieltiamen Inblid, cine ippbls
babenbe 8aucrstodtcr i'm ieibencn
alcibc unb brdutlid) geifmiift, nit
acknowledgement Nugen mn ciiem
pebmiitbigen @eiidt Dor Den Sar5s
tbilrcu iteben 5u ieben unb 5u boreu,
ipie tic Die tets sleidIautcnbe SormeI
ibrer Bite beriagt. Sic 0etteliuans
oerirngen nebmen oft mebrere 8ofcn
IN Nnlprud). lteberaQ pirb Die 8raut
gut aufsenommen; bns Wa6 Der
Spenben riftet lid nad) Scr 8eliehts
belt, beren iih Die SaniIie Scr 9rnut
uno oes 8rdiitigams erfreuen. Sft
miro cine 8raut 10 reid nit Sebern
beiorst. SaB iie fir bas gan5e 9eben
unb fir cine sroBe Samilie seniisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

feige Iusipeid)en, ales triieerilhe
llimbenten bebt Die Gbriitenpflift nid)t
alf, ionbern lit nir
S6ritt auf Der aba
i9iiiisen + II, Bic ms
bcibnifHcn It 4 Il
Den cntgegens
iibrt,
Die ben YeriDnlihteitsfpertb Der Sran
berabiest. bns ainbeSleben eefdbroet
unb benz 1lntergang fpeibt. Die 1ldlls
bi9feit unb Srommisteit Iansiam,
aber ii6er u%ntersrGbt. gs aibt
Sa9en. i6 gebe es gu, mo elm iptrts
liher Seroismls our reften @es
piiienbaftisfeit I'M gbeitano erforbers
lid lit, aber ite iiro perbdltuibmdbis
ielten, unb mo iie eintreten. bn mlib
Der GbriIt lid erinnern, bab Der grs
lDier audi fir i'm oas Wort geIpros
dem bat: -@er iein Se6en retten mill.
Der miro es nerlieren; iper a6er iein
2eben pcrlieren mill nm m%einettpiaen,
Der fpiro es g%cipinnen." Wenn man
bel Der Sebanblune Der. Sraee mad
Der io5inIen 8leihtrertbigfeit Der
Srau auf Die idperiten o~pfernolIten
2%eiitun9en oes &annes bintpeiit. anf
ben &~riegsbienit, alf Die Mrbeit oes
8er9manneS, bes Iatroien II. I. No.,
10 %antiporten bic Sraien germ, bds
ipeiblidc 0cihledt bringe dbnlife
unb sroBere Spfer fir Die @eielihdft
in Den 2eiben ilnb Miibcn Der Rutz
teridait. Sas lit poafommen ipabr.
lperuu mir inns Der c d. II. d. T IT.
lihen @iitter crinnern. unb fem
ebelbenfenbcr Iann pirb bieies 8ers
bienIt berab5eben ipolen. gs lit aber
nidt mebr ipabr fpenn mir on iene
.mooernen" Srduen bcnter, Die aus
@eltluit ober Sreibeitsorans, ooer
aus Wange( an @ottpertraiien feise
Dor ben Spfern Der @utterihaft 3us
riidipeid)en. 9ieie Spfer finben i'm
aIIsemeinen. ipie ihon angebeutet, i'm
Samilienleben ielbit ibren beeliidens
ben 9obn. Naf Der WolfStpeisbeit lit
8inberreihtbum 3inberiegen. Sn
ibm front einc Guelle p~ollfrdftiger
9ebensimpulie fir bas 5aus. Elm
Sungbrunnen ebler &ultur fir Bolt
unb @enihbeit. Sic 2iebe Der gltern
lit bas belebenoe Yrin5ip Der Samilie.
y8o aber Batter unb @iitter I'M &inbe
cine Sat" erbliden. ba tperben Tie
audi Die penigen &inber niht 10 tief
iino itarf lieben. ipie anbere @ltern,
Die i'm 8inoe ein @eidenf sottlid)en
8ertraiens nnb elm Yfanb g~egenieiz
tiger 2iebe ihalen. limb mo gdbe es
oenn Glteru, bic aus ibrer sroberen
Sfaar bon &inoeru alh nur zines
miiien modten, Die nift pielmebr lid
sliidlif preiien. penn lie es Der
S~obessefabr entriiien baben.
Sir bic nirtbi6aftlide griitcn5
brinst Der &inberreihtbum 5ipar ses
lteiserte Sor9en. oft bartc 9iotb uno
G%ntbebrung; aber bieier Sporn uno
Stahel treibt picoerum ipertbno(Ie
8rdfte empor. Die ionit trdse unb uns
seniist bleiben piirben. 8ie piele
srobe Iduner sibt es, peren 2eben
llns Sei9t, bab cine entbebrunssreihe
Sugcno, Elm gIternbalis. no piele
bnn9rige @dite iid nm ben einfahen
Gid brdngen. Die bette Sdule Der
Silftigfeit Der llnternebmunsss uno
S6affensluit lit! 80 a6er pirflihe
Siirftigteit unh Irmutb Die Solse lit.
oa liegt in iolhen Notbitdnben cine
Iuforoerung 81 6riitlider 2iebess
~tbdti9feit, cine Nabnuns gu eered)ter
umfaHenber 8oblfabrtspflese, elm
Intrieb gum allgemeinen io3inlen uno
f~ulturellen Sortid,ritt. niht aber elm
@rune our Gmpfebliing bes natios
nalen Selbitmorbesl
- - -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
BE Selbentbat elmer Mmtter.

Sic Satin bes 9auern9utsbeiisers
Yoqantifef ans @robs Sbifam I'M
Sobmeripalbe poIfiibrte Dor einigen
Saseu cine Seleentbat. gu Der tic ans
2iebe gu ibrem 8tnbe peranlabt
ipurbe. Aif i6rem @utsbofe brad
Elm seipalti9es Sener aus, bas in gang
tur5er Seit infolse Der 9roBen Maiie
aufgeltapelten Seues cine ungebeuere
Iusbebnun9 fanb. Die Sral % auf
Dem Selbe, als iie Dor benz 8raube
borte. Sn raienber Gle itiir5te tic
mad Saufe. benn i'm 8obn5immer
ihlief ibr tleines &ino. Ils lie Dor
ibrem Samie anfam, ipielte it'd cine
erihiitternoe S5ene ab. Die Seuer>
pebr mar in5tpiideu ansetommen unb
bate Die @urbereitun9en CUR 2Dihung
bes Seliers g%etrpffeu. Sns san5e
Saus Itan6 iGon in Slammen; in
fpabniinniser Iugit polte lid bic
Nutter in Dos Seier itiir5en, nm baS
Seben hires 4inbes 81 retten. giniee
Seueriuebrleute periIften iie 5uriidz
5ubalten, ba tie nfir BEN 9ob finben
t0nnte. Iber nit iibermeniAliden
ardften ri6 iih bic Srail log nnb
itiir5te in Oas Saus burd Die Slam
men binburh. Cine u~nsebeure
1eeni6enmense itdfS Dor Dem brens
nenoen Sauic ulb tpartete in Mnsit
nno San9en, pie oieIer pabnipiBisc
&ettungsperiuh enSen piirbe. El0bs
lib 9ing mad tpenigen Setrnben elm
Sreuoenihrei bnr6 bic Ienge. benin
i'm 8abmen bes Seniters. bas burf
Hau1 unb 9rano Ihipar5 aefGrbt
mar. eri6ien Die Mutter, baS screttete
&inb in ben Irnlen balfenb. Surd
Die Sbiire ipar ibr Der Musaana pers
iperrt, ba Die Seffnuns bes Chores
our6 elm Sl%ammenmeer ~ausaeiiiQt
mar. Sie Ilitter, beren @eiidt
ihtpar3 nnb beren Snare perienat
tparen, billie nun oas &inb in bic
Seben ibrer perbrannten Sdiirse.
ihfpang iih auf ons Seniterbrett unp
iprang, bas ainb felt in ben Irmen
baltenb. bernb. 5unoerte bon bilise
bereiten Irmen itredten Iid ibr ents
ge9en, nm iie auf5ufangen. Sic
fonnten aber nidt perbinoern, baB iid
Die @slltter beim .Spruns Elm 9ein
brah. Sds &ino haaesen nurpe
ppllis bell mnb uuperiebrt Dem SeiIers
tobe entriiien. Ms Die Rcnae cs
Der @utter iortna6m. Ihlief es nod.
Die Mutter purbe iofort su einem
@r5t 9ebradt, mo Tie in cine idpere
Sbnmaht fiel. Nber Tic erbolte iid
lhon na6 tilr5er 3eit polig. Sbr
&ranten6immcr lpltrbe bon oeu
Sralien bes Srtcs in einen 9lumens
garten pertpdnoelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24
Shreflide @egcbcmbeit.

Y e Y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

Der 5elbueg.
Gin Seloneg nur,
Sief uno aus9efabren Die
Hdbcripur.
Sriiber 5og iabraiis, iabrcin
Sic Wuebt Der @agen.
Sic in's 0orf binein
grnteeolb getrugen.
Gin 6clbipes - bidt
Gpa Surdcn
Isle ein altes, 5erarbeitctcs
8auerngeiitt,
Sriiber bartes 2eben fibr -.
@iIIp Irnbt (,@udfaiten")
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

SfllDer DqrIeS SepeN TugI -.
@iIIp Irnbt (.@udfaiten").
- y y
Wranht Gmren bentfdben Munb.
Sremnbc, ipiiIet Sbr, puriiber
SD mid beimlif oft gegrGmt?
SaS Der SeItid)e III Der Sremoe
Oft iib ieiner Ibfunft iddmtl
Statt nit Seutiden Sentid gu reSen.
@and)cr Gnsliif vraoebreft".
1lnb foppt nnd,gefomm' II Sriiher:
,@riine SeutIdel" - lit bas redt?
Treunbe, iogt, it's gum @%eripunbern,
Sab elm beutlhes 5er5 entbrennt.
@enu Serr .Suhs" iih ~Sor" be-
namict,
,Niitcr Goof" Der Sod" ii6 nennt?
@enu Der 0Drfifulneiiter .Shneiz
Der"
Sid ,Yrofcior Saplor" beiBt.
1tno oabur6 Dem beutiden 2nnos<
Gid als So6mutbsnarr benefit?
@enn bic aiuber beutiher gltern
Nidt elm bcutideS 8ort beriteb'n,
limb nit frGnfenber Serabtung
9ticner uui Den ,Sutbntan" ieb'u.
@enn man bort bas Seutihe ipotten
Mif benz 2anbe, in Der Stabt -
8eil Der 9entide pfui Der
Sd)aubel
SeIber eS perlnelimpft bat.
ga, ba mag bas Ser5 iid srdmen,
Siebe gltern, iebt es elm.
Senn 6ier mub man lid balp
fddmen,
Inter Oentid)cn beutih gu iein.
!. 9arum, beiitife @riiber, eini9t
@uren beutihen fejten 8nnb.
9eht als quito, beutide 2eute
1tnb brarldt guren oeutiden Ieinb!
.8ermania", BLOOMFIELD,
Nebrasfa.
(Siir ben .Samilienfreis" be-
arbcitet bon 6. N.)
Ser aampf sesen bic mpbernc
eittenIpiisfeit
Surid 5ur 4rifIi9em
CHE.
Nuf Der SO. General 0eriammIung
Der &atbolifen Seuti1lanb's 5u Iaden
belt Der 9elebrte SrofeHor Sr.
@ausbad cine ldnsere Geoe bon
praftiiher @ebanfen iiber bas I'M
Sitel ansebeutete Sbema. @ir fons
men nidt umbin, einise Ins3ii9e aus
bieier 8ebe bier tpieber 5u seben;
benn es banbelt iih INN 9inae. nm
@abrbeiten, iiber Die on bieier SteIe
iuieSerbolt 8ebe 9ing. 8abrbeiten.
bnr6 beren @iBadtuns sdn5e Natios
nen Dem 8erberben 5~ueiIen.
lin ben 2eier niht 5u ermiiben nit
ben, einen Sbema. eeben mir basielbe
in mebreren Nbidnitten.
Nv.
Gber audi in fatbolii1en @esenben
mebren fib bic 3et6en
hes Nieberganses;
rnb Der ~ertpGbnte 8elebrte permltbet.
auf bic Saner iperbe aud der itrens@
Biuuutyt Stuigult6tSutuS peU StU>
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-09-24

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Sun9c itidt.
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&oran Die &espcn hagen.
The Washington times., 1912-02-24

81 would have poisoned every
baby in the place If some one had
not scared me out of the nursery. /
did not want to kill the babies. but
to make them i'll and discredit the
nursery. The nurses had snubbed
me and talked about my baby and
l coming from the streets, and /
hated every one of them. My life
was never happy, as with no folks
and no home ties, drifted to what
folks call bad things. Then my
baby was born, the first thing I
could ever love. They made me do
all sorts of work, but l had to, or
leave my baby, which would have
killed me. l complained to the
trustees, but was snubbed there, too.
They gave me oxalic acid to clean
the Instruments and operating ta-
bic. Some 1 used, for that Satur.
day night put on felt slippers
and went to the kitchen, thinking
if 1 put little of the acid in the
milk the children would get sick
and worry the nurses. 1 put two or
three drops in each bottle"
The Washington times., 1912-02-24
SENATORS TURNING
THEIR ATTENTION TO
PROGRAM ON TARIFF.
Steel Revision Bill Sure to
Pass-Clans to Hold
Conferences.

Now that the hearings or the steel
bill have been dragging along before
The Senate Finance Committee for days.
Senators are beginning TO give atten-
tion to the question of what is to be
done about the tariff program in the
Senate.
1us far in the session, the Senate has
accomplished little in way Of lcgisla-
ton. 1t has practically an entire 3es-
SONS work before 1t. And much OF
that work will be on tariff.
That there will be a steel revision
bill passed by the Senate. that It will
lie finally agreed to in conference be-
tween the House ind Senate with
doubtless, some conc assiCns on both
sides. and that President Taft will be
forced to sign Of to veto bill of this
sort now is generally expected.
The Democrats, the progressive Re
puhlcans, and the regular Republicans,
each will hold conferences in a short
time to determine what course TO take
on tariff.
Indications are that the Democrats.
after making stand for the House
steel bill, will coalescc with the progress
sivc Republicans in passing a steel bill.
The regulars will fight The bill, and at
the same time are expected to make a
fight TO get a wool bill put on the steel
hill rs an amendment. The wool bill
will be based on the regulars interpre-
tation of the tariff bill. Which the regu-
lar RepuhliCans will support They are
expected to offer wool bill OF their
own.
The Washington times., 1912-02-24
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