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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-04
DETERMINED TO VOTE
FOR PATTERSON THE
BOARD WILL APPOINT
ACCORDING TO THE PLAN NO
NOMINEES MAY BE
DECLARED.
ALL MUST Be VOTED FOR
Will Meet Wednesday at 2 O'Clock
and Name the Various County
Boards to Hold the Primary on
November 5.

NASHVILLE, Oct. IA meeting
of the democratic primary board has
been calld by Chairman J. D. G. Nor
ton for Wednesday, Oct. a. IL
O'Clock. at headquarters at the Max
we'll House. The members OF the
board in additionsto Mr.. Morton are,
L. D. Hill, ]. l.. Foust, A. M. Patter-
son, J. H. Bundren and S. c. Lewis.
In a statement given out Monday Mr..
Morton said that at the meeting Wed
esday the county boards would be
named to conduct the primary. He
says that there is no power in the
board to declare a candidate for any
Office the nominee of the party not
withstanding he is the only man In
the race. He says that the plan pro
yides that all candidates be voted
for.
The following is Mr.. Morton's
statement:
have called meeting of the state
primary board for next Wednesday al
i'll O'Clock, when the county boards te
J hold the November primary will be
manned. AS / understand the primary
plan, all candidates qualifying in thi:
primary will be voted for at the No
vember election. The plan as to the
August primary gave authority to thu
primary board to. declare the nom
inees in all races in which only one
candidate qualified, but as ! under
stand 1t, there is no such power II
the state primary board In regard Il
the November election. The chi!
provision In regard to declaring nom
lination is contained in the las
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-04
DEMAND that THEIR
OPPONENTS TAKE The
FOLKS IN CONFIDENCE
CONTINUED from First Page.J

there can be no reason whatever LOT
Joint discussion between US, lot
adding further to the turmoil ana
strife that harass our people anu
again calling them from their homes
at busy season to hear discussion
that would add nothing to the sum
of human knowledge nor prepare
them any better for an understanding
Of the issues of the contest.
.The issues to which we call your
attention and upon which we feel thal
the people of this county are entitled
to know your position are
= will you vote for the repeal OF the
temperance laws of 1909?
IF SO will you vote to restore the
saloons to any section OF the state or
any city therein without the question
of it's restoration having first been
submitted to direct vote OF the peo'
ple of such section or city?
do you favor local option or pro
hibition? Or do you favor local op
ton for a portion of the state and
prohibition for another?
will you, if elected, vote to repeal
the back tax laws?
will you vote for Frank Dibrel
for comptroller?
Will you, if elected, vote for M. n
Patterson for the U. S. Senate?
do you approve of the vote o.
your colleague on your ticket, Sen
ator Brown, for the salary grab meas
ure, and if so would you vote for sim
liar appropriations should you d.
elected to the legislature?
I'VE feel sure that if you will maxi
frank and unequivocal answers to al
these queries that the people will
have all the information that the!
will have the time or the inclination
to receive in order to make up thel
minds upon the issues joined in thi
great campaign. IL
"Since you gave your letter to u
to the press simultaneously wit
mailing the same to US, we are doini
the same and have furnished cop
of this letter to the local press.
Very truly yours,
&c. C. DENTON,
"W. H. LONG.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-04
NOTICE TO
REGIS RAT|0N

Notice is hereby given that the
registration books of Maury county
will be open at all of the twenty
nine voting precincts of Maury coun-
ty, Tennessee, between the hours OF
8 o'clock a. m. and 9 o'clock p m, on
Monday, October IA, 1912.
Tuesday, October Is, 1912.
Wednesday, October 16, 1872
tor the purpose Of registering all OF
The voters of the county who have
not registered since August l, 1911,
or who have changed their places OF
registration since they were last
registered.
The regular registrars heretofore
appointed will conduct the registra-
ton. They will call at the office CT
The Herald, Columbia, not later
than Saturday, Oct. IL and get the
books and certificates. AS soon as
the registration closes and they nave
filed the necessary certificates they
will return the books to said once.
This Sept 30, 1912.
JAS. H. KANNON, Chairman
JOHN B. BROOKS
JOS. H. COURTNEY, Secretary.
Commissioners of Election Maury
County, Tennessee.
Observation-Disclosures
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-04
SAM Chiffon WAS
BURNED TO DEATH
IN RAILROAD WRECK
STORY OF THE HORRIBLE Ar
FAIR BY ONE WHO WAS a
WITNESS.
FUTILE EFFORTS TO SAVE HIN
Pinioned Beneath Debris he was
Conscious Until the Flames o. the
Burning Cars snuffed Out His LHe'
Died Pleading for Help.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 2.-"My friend l
hope it will never be your lot to look
into the pleading eyes OF announcer
man as he piteously begs you to save
him from an awful death, and realize
that you are pcwerless to help nlm'
That was my experience Tuesday
morning when rushed to the aic OIL
Sam N. Chiffon, express messenger
on the Inflated train which was
wrecked near Athens, Ala"
These words were spoken by Geo.
A. Hoover, who was assistant malf
clerk in the same car with Chiffon
when interviewed at his home on No
| lensville road and Radnor street,
Tuesday afternoon. His statement
IN regard to the accident was as FOL
lows
81 was in the mail car with the
chief mail clerk, James Chamberlain
when the front trucks first left the
rails. had made up the pouch OF
mail to be delivered at Athens, and
was half reclining on a table in the
center of The car, when suddenly
felt the front end of the car leap
slightly into the air, and then fall
from the rail to the bed of the track.
Quick as a flash seized rod in the
top of the car, and called to Chamber
lain to do likewise. The train ran
about eight car lengths before it skid
ded down the steep embankment and
settled on it's side All the cars were
Iuncoupled by the strain exerted on
the links. l was bruised by the fall
but did not realize it until hours az
forwards. Chamberlain at once turn-
ed out the light nearest him and
bade me do the same. One of the
lights had broken loose from the fas'
Jennings, and the chief clerk carried
1T out the front door with him. We
first tried to get out the side door,
which was directly over us, but 1t was
wrenched in such position that we
could not move it. Luckily the front
door was not injured, and we were
able to go out it without difficulty.
1.-THE first thing / heard when
got outside was the voice of Chiffon
as he called for help from the rear
; compartment of our car The coach
in which | was working was divided
into two sections by thin partition,
the front one, where Chamberlain and
II were working, being used for mail,
, and the rear compartment, where
Chiffon was imprisoned, being used
for express packages. Within three
! minutes after the train landed in the
ditch | was kicking out the transom
of the side door in Chilton's compart'
, ment, and by that time the car was
already on fire. broke out the glass
+ ! in the door but it was so obstructed
. by boxest hat | could see into the cal
, only through the narrow transom
, Chiffon was directly beneath this
, within the reach of my arm. He was
pinioned down beneath mass o.
chicken coops, egg cases and boxes OF
heavy material. An empty casket
was laying partly on his side, Chiffon
was entirely conscious and spoke to
me in cool and composed terms.
, will never forget his exact words
Partner, get me out" I replied
Don't give up, old man.; l will gel
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-04
WANTS TO ANSWER
SENATOR LEA

In bid for notoriety L. H. Ham,
mond, regular" candidate for the
lower house of the general assembly,
this morning mailed letter to Sena-
tor Luke Lea, asking for division
of time at the speaking here Monday
at IL o'clock
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-04
COMMISSIONERS
INSPECTING ROADS

Commissioners Hughes and Hight
are at Campbellsville Station today
to view cut some roads. They have
been doing a great deal of WORK OF
this character during the fall.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-04

"Spffered day and night the tor
ment of itching piles. Nothing help
ed me until | used Doan's Ointment
The result was lasting. '-Hon. John
R. Garrett, Mayor, Girard, Ala.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-04

Accidents will happen, but the
best regulated families keep DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oil for such emer-
gencies. Two sizes 25 and SOC at
all stores.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-04

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, viii lead to chronic consti-
patton. Doan's Regulets operate
easily. Csc a box at all stores.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-10-04
MUST REGISTER
IF YOU VOTE

The registration books will De
opened on the 14th, 18th and 18TH
and all persons who have moved
since they registered last must reg
lister again. This applies Throughout
the county and should not be over
looked.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23

CHE fricge III itpcrnncht blciiue. -
" Shnbr", hot ic gcinbt. Sd bob
mel @nul pcrinr9t rt m~ncrbcNc
mar mel Suppcr rchbn. gSic i'd am
GNc mar. is ell GROCER Sdnpnr8cr
nctflrmme. bot beflid) BcQricBt III Is
III Die Ncluc'tlb uci. YMcr il icUl?"
bob id) Die Srnb gciroGt. - eel is
mel Wnan". bot ic NcInbt. Sic
&ohrct 5u lu0c, Icu bot midi net ara
acpIic't, hub amer Ncbcntt, id, bdt
Nc5 Scidlt bnrnlr3 mudlc. Nod ere
&eil nab idl 81 ibr 8ciobt: y&c in
br liclpc @cIt flInnrit Su Damn Der
81, ell Sdpur5cr 6u bcirc, 10 eli 'uIz
Der @cibsbilN mic 2u Gems biIHt. ."
30 bot Ic luIt rullaQcloht I'M
Damn gciubt: ,Scs is nud, mir. I'll,
i'd bab CT Shweitcr, iuas imcns
sumo Giriifc a'bctcrt Isl" 9iult.
mel gutter Srcino, pcritcbn Su me;
fleeuc Stprie?" - I0c Heit in o'r
Gar ben gelodlt, IllId,t n'r @iriid)e
net. 9r bot amer ab fee 8ort nteb
81 iuge gebut, net iucr ohr Siucolt
IN al net ipcr Die Nigger.
> ait 6un5i0rg
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
~ " "
Cine Gbnlid,e SrudIt.

Srdn3d,cn crbiclt BON Der Suntc cine
Cite nit Sufclroiincn uno Arad
manbelu.
Sic Wdnoel III cine &crnirltdt"
crtldrt Sic Sulltc. Die Sholc luirit
n1ou tort. ober bo3 ,Euncrc. Der aern.
idnlcdt ppr5iiglid). Anunit bu min
nuu cine dbnlidlc SrId,t ltcrncn. De
Ken eddie mgcnicBbnr, bcrcu &crrr
a6cr icbr mobliduncdcnp iit?"
Srdn5d)cn idIpcigt.
vScutc hodl nm al ha3 idI0uitc
Set Der GbriItcnbcit", Ordngt Die
Santc.
g, id luciB", ruit Srdu}tcu uul
Itrablcnben Nu9ca, oou3 Sitcrei!."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Sertannte Siiriurge.

Och bph lieber dri Den Seppid,,
altcs 5aus. Su tDnuteit uussleiten"
iprud, ciu %ilens@ Better. Der eincm
irelSbeiniacu Sreuuoe. beu prattpoIlerl
ncucu Bartlett SuBboben in ~ieincn,
Salpn Scigte unp Gorge mn pieicll
trua. - .Siirhte nid,ts. ih babe i'm
0oI;hcine eiuen ipieen Naael", ant
lpprtcte Der @eilld unb %idrnrmtc All
Dem Barrett lpeiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23

lpcrpen ihrr cine gauge Nnjabl bon
Sbiercu Qcnnnnt, BIC CT aud ulis9es
jeid'net initicrt. Iuf cinmdl tritt
Hllhc Gin. Nicmlunn mclDcl iid,. @nps
LID crbcbt iit I'M 0intcrgrunD hev
YotuIc2 Gin Autbclcibttr Niilndcncr
lnD ruft: Entiticrcn : anal Ill
&t:luartf NcrilIQ."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
@crfiumroia.

%nr elmer Sllipcftiuu2rtiic tonrmt
cin %anprntb in circn tlcincn Srt, no
er i'll cillcm &irthshnu2 cin:chrt. in
DEM ihnl ciu QlItc2 @laa Bier gcgcbcn
miro. Nud If (ugcu tpn1unt CT lpies
Der oorthin. crinncrt lid bc3 @irths
huuIe9. no CT 10 ppr5ilnltdlcu Stpff be-
tpnmlcn hattie. unO fcbrtc bd micncrun,
Elm. Su5 @icr iii itnph hicsnral
mllcru1cI, mc5bnIb CT 5!rn &irthc
mctnt: .Socutc III abcr Shr @icr niti
70 9lt mic Dor picr5chu Sn9cn!"
Md 0crr Sunbruth". crluibcrte
Der gStrth, uca iii nod, ppu Dent
icIbcu SuMc,." - Saul e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Snmeihclhait.

Gin Snnrilienputcr %inuncrt iiber
nic Nuiiiibruug ieiuc9 Scbucs cinen,
Srcunhe Dor.
.Su ~iolteit inn ernie %oriIcQlnz
9cll MAIDEN"
nSh?" - crlpibcrtc Der Batter -
~Su mas? @r bort MIR nlti Gauge
nidtic. Sci 10 gut unb reec Oh cius
mai init ihul."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23

8cmutblth.

Gin Trpfc'ior Ser Sptauit fommi
mad, iciner Grfuriion III Elm lduolid,cs
@nithnu2. Iuf icinc Scitcllung hin
nringt ihut Der actlucr Elm @uttcrbrot,
rn5 nit juhIrcid'en SIiegcn gar
nirt iii.
Hroiciipr: ,Ndrn q. Aclncr. "a
hontc ih Shrcu God, id,cenitcns. sd
bate ccNcrt!idl nlr clcn SntbiS fnl
midi oQcclc bcitcnt; iii FAM ME
Ydubfroid,, Den id, in Der Sptduiiirs
Sronnmcl babe. pod glcid, nit
hulicu,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23

Scr fIcinc @nIt>r miro gctrngt. Of
cr miic, wns cine Srnut lei. Nah
tttt1rm ltcbcricAcu nutluort;t CT:
Cine Srnut it cine Srdu. Die not
tctncn Mdnn bat, abcr idlou 'ittn
luciB."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Y y
Ter Statiititer.

"Hd)t Gage mus SIR Mu,.. nm
ld,on ous Sctt bitten? &c.. 81 miro or
DeluiB rcd,t 3citlang buhcu?!
g, gar uidt! -. Gr itcQt auaerz
bltdIih icit, nm lpicpicl Silbcu o.
tbc's "Snuit" S~lucitcr Sbcil GROCER lit
ais Ser %critcl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Hur tmri.

Gin Nciicnbcr. Der III cincm Suris
ptrth9bnnic III uurtcu Ncn0thiNt mar.
poIllc bic Bel. nidt mbcnilet pcrilbcr
0cbcu luncu. Gr riei Zen Barber
Nc2 SrttS III lid, NM iid ruiicrtu mlr
Die &uurc itnciocu 81 luieu. &Gh.
reno ncS lcptcn gttc2. Scr etuaS
ldn9cr buucrtc. ling Der BARRIER nat
Mrt Aiticr Scltc cine n~eiiihNpriii9r
@cihihlc 6l crSuhIcu ou. Ser 0trr.
mcld,cr ith baburd 9elunalucilt flhllc,
rici inNeS mcbrmols: Nur turs. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
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9elnnser.

Gdul5c (5um Yolijiltcn, Scr cinen
permeintliden Sohitaplcr ciugcipcrrt
bait j: Sd)aut er beuu aud scnau 10
aus, tpie i'm Stedbriefe itebt?"
Soli5iit: pHu gcnau 10 grad
net -. aber CT licBe Iih 10 5uz
q III NJ Of !" - 5. :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
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Scrblnnlt.

S%uIunttiger Shpiescrichn (bcr
lpcacu Der &itsiit aui Den Suld,
t~lopien Mill Sect mpdte id aud,
baIp Die Sillcts fiir Die Soh;citsreiic
beitclcn. liebcr Sdrpiescrpapn =.
fam id, criter. 5rpeiter. oper mllB id,
orittcr aloiie ncbmcn?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
v y y
Ntht %pcrlcgcn.

sic luoIlcu nrcinc Scd,tcr rcirde
then - unb inn NiiHitlcr. a0niiclt
Sic Ncru nit Shrcr suuit cine Srou
crndhrcn?"
3 Hus iii lpicpcr cine Stunt iir
iih."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Ginc quito Snntc.

Safer (5u ieincn S1bld,cit, Der
!udbreno Der Scricu bel ser Sa1tc 5lt
ScIud ipnr); ~Nun, aarld,cn, mic
bat es Sir 6et Der Snnte 9cfulcn?"
&url: 20, Die mar icbr bcIorgt Inn
mid. Gle Gage frngtc iic, pb ih nod,
tciu Socimpeb bdtteI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Suhucr Shlms.

u: o&nrlum miro pcnu hcutc 10
ltart BcIdutct?"
q: o%crmutblid) miro cin Sdlpcrs
hOriNcr %Dc9rnbcn.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Sn. Guocnfcn.

Nn2 elmer itlcijidicn atcinitno!
miro ill2 Ncitricbcn: liner Sicnit
mdhcI ptrlnn9t llrlrub. Sic pul,
ciilc NrtunriL. oic nnh &erliu Der
jIehc, 6!um Snhntof be2Icitcn un0 i0t
untcrlpcQa alit ciu ~Iuocntcn" funs
len. Sic hrnud'c nlIo 3cit fiIr rit
Illa!unhl Nicic3 @cid,crfcs. Ser llr,
InIb luirn gcpdbrt. Il3 @umu Sus
riltfcmnl. luirr Tic gcirngt: ~Nmu,
mns ban Su Dem. Scincr Sreuupin
filr ciu Auocntcn Actauft?" An
Ring Muubluud'uurit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Seine Aniiht.

Wattiu: I'D leic locbcn bier ciuel
Nrtifcl iibcr Gleftri5itdt, lieber Iuguit.
gs iteiut, baB mir in nidt aQ5ll
fcrncr 3eit nod babiu fumnlcn. ms
icbcu seipiinlfteu 8cgcuitano iuiort
5u p%erIfniicn. inbcm mir cinfad) aui
eincu anopf briidcu."
@atte: ~Su lpilrneit Sir nuf bicIen,
@cgc uie ctrpa5 pcrihaiicu tpuncn."
Satin: .Warltm uidts?"
8attc: .@eil nidlts nllf Der &eli
Sid, oaSu brin9eu lam, cineu auppi
su beriibreu. Sicb' Sir bier meiueu
ScmpGrnlcl au!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Hcipcft, iuu lids gebnbrt.

"@Grum BADEN Sic bcnn 5nei Der
ihicbtuc Srciic iilr bic Hcbbiibner?"
Sic tbeucrcu limo BON elmer 0oi.
lnHb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
V Y Y
Shwimmcu.

SdIptnlmlcbrcr sum SfauipicIcr
Der an Der 9;r9cI 5~dppclt( ga, liebel
0crr. bier Is rns mid, il ciu,oh mit
am Shcater!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Shlau.

Innra: n@a5 bait Su nit Dem
3ebusGcnt5 Stiid gcmatt, bua id
Sir gab. bamit Oh Seine @tcoi5iu
trinfen %iouteit. Sic lit all&9ctruufcu.
pie ih iebc."
Steiner Surge: sir finn Gents
babe i1 mir Suubons gcfnllit ruuo Sic
anbercn iiinf Gcuts babe ih Sripdcu
gegcbcn. banlit CT itatt mciucr bic
Webi5iu t~riltc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
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SeSbalb.

IrSt: sic id,idcu mir ciucn Sricf.
sic bdttcu Die Mnicru. unp babel
Icibcn SIC uu Sroudialtatarrb!"
Euticnt: ia. Ncrr Sottpr. id,
muStc nid,t. mic Srpnfioltutorrb &c
Idlricbcu mirp."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Nremnoihaftlihcr Math,

NJ: o&uS lpilrpcit Su tbull. lucnn
Oh III mcincu Sduben ltcdtcir. -
rntbc mir frcnnoihaftlih."
y: Sd piirbc mir tic plecn ur,n
bic Tbldpc Beranc mud)cu luicu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23

sd 9laiibc fnunt, bab C. mo9lidI ieill
pirN, Die 6nare nod tiir5tr 81 idntis
ben. in8tc cnhlih Der 9nher, inbcnl
CT icintr Grabbing elm guoc mad,tt.
Ser 9tiicuhc trnt por Den Spic9ci
unb ioh ith 81 %icii1cn1 Gntiescn rnhc
I'll fab, acid,orcll. Scr Barber hntt.
Hdn!td Sic TIfiorncrlmA: ~9,r
.ur5." itntt uui iciuc Gr;dhIumg nui
bic 0ddrc bc5nncn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
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Mncrmartctc Mntiuurt.

Gin Nid,tcr in Sublin. bcicu .sune
Yprtcr mar, bate cincn Srldnbcr
lpcgeu Sruntcnbcit ino Sdldaerei III
5rpct Wpnatcn @cidirgnib pcrurthcilt
mo lfIpB nit Den @urtcu: rNun
mcrbcn Stc. bcntc id, Yat. pod, icpcns
ful2 Den @histcp %periluhcu."
Sat cntgc9nctc prompt: ia. has
lpcroc id, Gllcr Gbrcu, uno Den Yortcr
ulldl."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
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Wuttcriprgcu.

Qua (ju ibrcr Euppe): .Soilp.
ipciBt iii, mantmaI bin i) pcriudt
5u mitn'tcn. Oh pdrcit ME 9cborclt
ipprNcu." - GY@udtuitcu. a
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
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Ter uebclituuo.

Ger ltebclitano.
Stun, Sclcuc, bit Oh nit Scincr
ucllen &pd)in 6ufriehcn?"
~Soipeit = ia. &ber tic beiBt llls
Embellishments 10 ipic id. uro
lpenn ih nm y&eleue" ruie. Damn
tpmnten mir alle Scibe."
" ~ ~
gnseiseu.
Cine @auipagc miro bon elmer Same
5I faufen 9eiudt, Die man bon bcipcn
Sciten auftIappcn lam.
-
Cine frditi9c SdldhterntnmieQ, sic
man audi 6um 6ndcn, Siileu Der
@ilrIt rno Hduferu gebralheu tam.
miro 9cilld)t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Int Gnne ieiner Sunit.

Su ciucm &crguii9un9sIofnl Der
&prItapt ~prphu5iert lid Gin Sbicritime
mens Smitator. gr tbeilt DEM EubIi
finn nit, bab CT idmmtlihe Sbicrc i'll
ben Stimmcn imitiercu fam umo
bittet, ibm cini9e 81 nenncu. Is
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
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Yarittt.

Sic Scrd,c bcpbnd,tctc Den ,nnirs
pcuncn 0cuidrcd unp id)iitteltc Den
appi. ygfit bcm Sdnabcl. Nas
nam". lad,te Der Ncuihred. DDS fam
Sober; obcr nit @eincu uup SilBcn,
icbt S5r. nus lit Die cdtc aunit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
" ~ "
Sis5ipliu.

Scrgeant: ~Gini1hri9cr. pnrum
riibrcu Sic?"
Sinidbriscr: n&cr5cibcu Der 6crr
Ser9cant, mir lulirbc lnlpphl."
Scr9cant: .Menid,, IND mcnu Sic
bier iGerbcn lpolltcu, Damn hdbeu Sic
INNER crit 81 fpartcn, bis .Hiibri
@ltdi" commandment it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
~ ~ "
Surhihamt.

Stubent: .&cnn Sic mir Gus 9icr
brtngcu. 3en5i. id,mcdt's mir nod,
cilmtul 10 gut"
aclIncrtn: ~Sdlou ntOglidl &err
Sottor. ubcr 9cpuupt lpiro bellt'
utdt$!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
Jprtihritt.

Neueebadener SdrulSe, Der nit Dem
Sdreibeu itledt %iorttonnte: ~Na,
Iltc. Jest 9ebt': it,on 6eiier, . iest
bari mir ihon elmer Suit,au'u unh
ih id,rcib' ood,!" - !. :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
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WaS lit Cit Supb9

Glncr Der 81 lid ielbit Sic" iaat,
lpcnn CT iih 5ufdlltg I'M Spicgcl iiebt.
Gin 3eitBenoiie. Der lid, i,lbit Dus
9roBtc mo cin5i8c GrIcbniB lit.
Gin llcbcrmcnih nit geiitiger
llntcrcrnohrung.
Gin &enid,. neiicn 3uriidholnlng
lid iibcraa nu~iprGngt.
Or. Sdlnc3 Sul,n1ouu,l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-23
WlanbuurDtg.

Iite Sursfer tin eincm Iutiaui
tdtcnInbcu) 4: .Seutc fpmmc ih mi
irieHer N'rmnl redt Jung por!"
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-02
THE T~AFT-SPECIAL
WAS AT ~CROOKSTON
FOR BIG

The Taft special which has been
visiting most of the cities of the state
visited Crookston last night. Aboard
the train were Senator Norris Brown
OF Nebraska. DR.. Cyrus Northrop, w.
II. Eustis of Minneapolis and Senator
stondahl of Wisconsin. The principal
address was delivered by Senator
Brown. who f1ayed the record of Col
onel Roosevelt while at the same time
he praised the work of President Taft.
Senator Brown charged the steel trust
men with being behind the progressive
cause.
Congressman Atkinson of Ohio, who
has been with the special, left the
train before reaching Crookston to
hold a rally at Albert Lea and Gov
ernor Warner of Michigan. another of
the speakers. had returned to Mich
iga where he will be engage in the
interests of the president until the
campaign closes.
There was Il good sized crowd to
hear the speakers and there were a
considerable number present from the
surrounding owns.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-11-02
Some Reasons Why The
New Court House Bonds
Should Be Voted For

the old structure is an absolute waste
Of the taxpayers money. Vault ron
struction is EXPENSIVE and when Won
hnye PATCHED the Old hmi,d,ne yyon
have n,sreIv nrox,5,5 f.cilitiaS for n
few more YEARS An essentially Ton.
tur, of any hni,dine is rnomv tira.
nroof wants. n takrs M arcnn,snr tn
ronyince a man that wants
thirty.three wears aid are vcrita HE
firr trans and nns,fc for the hnms,n1
of records.
Aud n is in tho danger IN these
valuable nnh,ic rerorjs in ssvsraI ~
the offices. from did and noorlv CON.
str,,cted that gives Inc MOST imnor,ant
reason for the crection Of - now
building. The valuable records in tho
Judge of probate.s office. the records
c~onveyins title to the land in the
county. Wills leaving property to Wild
ows and orphans-au are heinr risk.
cd. Even the addition of more yamit
room would NOT soiy. this feature ~
he case. An old ramshackle huildinr
is always in danger from fire and un.
less that danger is removed there ia
always risk no matter If the vaults are
added to the old building.
That the court house is unsafe for
large crowds such as freouent the