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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-27
|DN|C|PAl EXPLOSION TODAY WHEN
COMMISSIONERS DISCHARGE SCHEvERS
$50 ~>>>> . - :
CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY.


That element Of keokuk clti- =
= zenship that has been accusing =
= The Gate City Of playing politics =
= In the fight now going on against =
= the rotten city administration, =
= 10 forced to abandon lts position =
= and admit--in the face OF the lat =
= est municipal action and admIs- =
= sion In the discharge Of Chief =
= Of Police Henry schevers-that =
= The Gate City has not played =
= politics but has been lnslstent In =
= exposing the violations of law =
= that are rampant in this city and =
= its position is now confirmed In .
= the dismissal of the chief Of po- =
= lice. The action taken this =
= morning by the commissioners is =
= complete vIndcation that The =
= Gate City charges against the ad- =
mlnlstratlon were true. =
~ And this paper wants to go =
= farther In this matter and say =
= that the discharge Of Chief OF =
. Police Schevers should be fol- q
= lowed by the resignation of Com =
. missioner of Public Safety (God .
= save the mark Thomas p. Gray. e
= And this paper wants to go :
= farther in this matter and say =
= that Mayor Elder has been gross .
= Iy careless, to say the very least .
| = in allowing such condition to =
= exist and cannot escape his just =
= share Of responsibility, which, =
= occupying as he does the chief :
~ place as city official, Is consider =
= able. =
=
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Happily Surprised.

Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Wallis and
their son Harry Wallis, we'll known
and popular residents of Keokuk, will
go to Burlington the first of next
week and become residents of that
city. In token of warm friendship
and to bid the family a neighborly
farewell, at the same time expressing
the fullest regrets that they are to
leave Keokuk, number of their
friends planned a surprise for them
which was enjoyed last evening and
was successful in every particular.
The surprising party met at one of
the homes represented, proceeding to
the Wallis residence and were re
ceived with much surprise and glad
establishment, Mr.. and Mrs Wallis
not having the slightest intimation
that they we're thus to be remember
ed by their friends.
The evening was spent in the most
pleasing social way interspersed by
charming vocal music furnished by a
quartette, and instrumental music. Re
freshments were served during the
evening. Those who were present
and participated in this happy event
were. besides Mr.. and Mrs. Wallis
and their son Harry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Butcher. Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
Oliar. Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Walker and
their sons, Harley and Raymond Walk
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Burgess, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Burch, Miss Isabella
Barclay and Miss Hettie Brunat.
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ELks RECEPTION

There will be a reception for the
members of the Elks lodge and their
families this evening at the Eiks club
beginning at 40. All Ellls are urged
to be present the reception this ey-
ening being especially for tie Elks
who will be permitted to bring their
families and enjoy the dancing and
social diversion.
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Party In Hamilton.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sallyers, for
mer Keokuk residents, have just corn
p'eted and moved into pretty and
commodious new home on Maple
street in Hamilton. With a laudable
desire to extend their good will to
the other end OF the big dam merry
party of seventeen Royal land otherl
Neighbors, laden with all sorts of
good things boarded the 1910 inter
urban car bent on an old-fashioned
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ments we're served. The guestss were

ments were served. The guestss were
received by Rev and Mrs. Lathrop,
Mrs c. W. Hartley, president Of the
Aid society, and F. P. Rehmeier, pres
ident OF the Epworth league. The
Introductory address was made by
P. G. Benner and was followed by
Prof. Patterson, who made the ad-
dress of welcome. Rev. Foster vel
coined Rev. Lathrop to the city in
behalf of the Ministerial association,
and Rev. Lathrop made a brief ad-
dress.
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Caused by Public Opinion.

Commissioner Gray and Mayor Ell
der were seen in their office at the
city hall this afternoon and both men
declared that popular sentiment caus-
ed the action of the council this
morning. Not a mark OF inefficiency
or of dishonesty could be found
against the officer, but talk around
town had curtailed, in remarkable
degree, his usefulness as chief.
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cago board of trade filed complaint
with the interstate commerce commits
sion againsc the Illinois Central rail
road, charging discrimination against
Chicago and in favor of New Orleans
on shipments of wheat, barley, corn.
oats and rye for export from points
on the railroads lines west of Coun-
Gil Bluffs, Iowa, and Omaha and
South Omaha. Neb New rate adjust
ments are asked.
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Ladies Society Entertained.

Mrs. Jno. E. Craig assisted by Mes
danes A. B. Hughes, Harvey Bonham,
E. A. Davis, VIM. Aldrich, c. H.
Dodge B. c. Kellogg and Miss Shep-
pard entertained the Ladies Society
of the First Westminster church this
afternoon
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civic LEAGUE MeetInu,

On Saturday afternoon at 8 o'clock
the first meeting of the Civic League
will be held in the high school. Mr..
Flynn, state food and dairy inspector,
will make an address on the subject
of pure food and the condition under
which food is dispersed in Keokuk.
A very large attendance is expected.
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After evading the issue for months
ana giving untruthful statements to
The press for several days the city
officials this morning passed reso-
button summarily discharging Henry
M. Schevers, chief of police of the
Eity. This action was taken after a
kessien in the council chambers, said
10 have been the warmest session that
has been held since the commission
form of government went into session.
Yesterday the report was circulated
that the chief had voluntarily re-
Bigned. Schevers and Commissioner
Gray both denied that anything of the
hort was anticipated or contemplated
bnd that the article published in an
evening paper was without foundation
pr authority. Directly contrary to this
Statement was the one of Mayor Elder,
III which he declared yester-
ba.- noon to local attor-
hey that Schevers had already
Bent in his resignation. When asked
about it this morning Mayor Elder
declared that his talk with the attor-
hey was confidential and was not for
publication and that he spoke without
authority for he had nothing to do
with the police department. All infor-
{mation about the matter, he said,
would have to come from Gray and
/ Schevers.
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Kenny Chief Of Police.

Late this afternoon it was amour
ced that John M. Kenny, who has
been on plain clothes duty for sew
eral weeks, and who was formerly
chief, had been appointed chief OF
police. This announcement came from
Commissioner Gray.
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"house warming" A bountiful har-
vest dinner was enjoyed in the new
home, and card games with honor
prizes for Mrs. sallyers and Mrs.
Wustrow and consolation favor to
Mrs. Meeks, livened by musical selec-
tons by Miss Ada Harness, made the
day most enjoyable to the self-invited
guests.
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PERSONALS.

DR.. R. Swiney of Troy was in Keo-
kuk today.
j. L. Kelley of Burlington was Wis
fling in the city today
Miss Bessie Smith has gone to Mer
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LOST-Gold watch chain with gold
cross set with amethysts. Also
small baby ring attached. Return to
this office. Reward.
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Ladies Luncheon at EIks.

Mrs. Henry w. Butts, Mrs. Clayton
F. Skiryin, Mrs. Louis Sterne and
Mrs. Arthur c. Sweeney have issued
cards for a one o'clock luncheon to
be given in the Elks hsme on Satur-
day afternoon, Oct. s. Following the
luncheon cards will be played.
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LOST-Steel tape measure, between
cooper shop and Beckett's on John
son street road. Return or notify 1904
Cedar St Reward
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|hief Of Police is Dismissed From the
Serv &C After Having Been Under
Fire For Several Months.
REOuENT VIOLATIONS OF LAW REPORTED
onditions Presented to Attorney General Coz
son Who Promises to Make an Inves-
tgation Very Soon
September 2s, 1912. 10 a. m.

September &c, 1912
RESOLUTION
BE IT RESOLVED by the City Council City
That in the opinion of the City Council
destroyed Shevers
marshal chief of police the
therefore hereby discharged such city chief
to effect this
Roll call:
Eider-Aye
Gray-Aye. j.. F.
Hickey-Aye Mayor
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a company AL Cards.

Mrs. Harry E. Ratcliff s04 North
Ninth street will entertain company
of ladies at cards on Tuesday after
noon, October /.
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Mrs. Collier win Receive.

Mrs. d. A. Collier has issued cards
for reception to be given on Thurs
day afternoon, Oct. 8, at her home
326 Fulton st.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Miss Lena Davis and Mr.. Melvin
Breitenstefn were united in marriage
Wednesday evening at 9 O'Clock at
the home of the brides parents Mr..
and Mrs r. G. Davis, 216 South Sixth
street. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. j. F. Sanders of the First
Baptist church and was witnessed by
relatives and few intimate friends
After congratulations lunch was serv-
ed In the dining room The bride is
a very accomplished young lady and
a favorite among her many friends,
while the groom is the son Of D. j.
Breitensteln, 1928 Johnson street and
valuable employe of the c.. B. & %
railroad Mr.. and Mrs. Breitenstein
left on the 2:40 train for Davenport
to be gone few days After Octo-
Der they will be at home to friends
at 21s South Sixth street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-27

$500 REWARD for return of hand
bag and purse that was left on
train. Mrs. w. l.. Berkheimer, Kahoka,
Mo.
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tensville for visit with relatives.
Miss Bernice Kenney of Memphis,
Mo, will arrive in the city tomorrow
to visit her aunt Mrs. w G. Bowman.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-27
CITY NEWS.

Meeting of the Court of Honor
7:3o o'clock tonight, Hubinger Build
ing, third floor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-27
MISCELLANEOUS

LEARN barber trade Tools furnish
ed. Power City Barber College, %
North Fifth street, Keokuk, Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-27

SloneT Gray was the opinion of
large number of citizens today when
1T became known that he had voted
for the dismissal of the police head.
Many of the commissioners best
friends say that in view of the fact
that both he and the chief were un-
der fire, they should have stuck to-
gether and either stayed by their
statements that there was nothing
wrong in the department or rendered
their designations at the same time.
Chief Scheyers said today that
while he knew nothing definite he
was of the opinion that Detective
William Wilson would be appointed
chief. Chief of Police Schevers said
in effect to a Gate City represents,
tive that he only carried out n his
actions as chief of police what in his
Judgment was the VIII of his super
Tors: that he had been told mot to
put wall around the city, which
evidently was taken 10 mean a wide
open town
Mayor Elder is being severely criti-
cized for his negligence in allowing
the conditions to go so far as to
make the drastic measures, such as
the one this morning, necessary be-
fore calling halt and demanding
that the city and state ordinances
be enforced.
County Attorney Craig Notified.
A Keokuk attorney who has been
retained by citizens to proceed against
the city officials for their negligence
in the performance of duty, is in re-
ceipt CT letter from Attorney Gen
eral Cosson in which that official
promises to investigate the conditions
existing in this city and says in a
letter to the resident attorney the at
tention of the local officials has been
called to the violations. Attorney
General Cosson says in part, in one
of his communications.
You may assure your people, how
ever, that | will cause an examination
to be made just as soon as ] can. |
|
have repeatedly written to Mr.. Craig
and at times detailed evidence has
been given to me and he has reported
to me of number of raids being
made. | have felt, however, that the
police officers were not in sympathy
with what they were doing and when
raids We're made your police Judge had
given such small fines that the whole
thing amounted to mere license
system, the person opening up again
Immediately after he had paid his fine
with the expectation of being raided
again at certain intervals. | could, of
course, at any time write letter to
the county attorney, your mayor of
chief of police, but I take it from your
letter that what you want is to lay
the foundation for removal proceed
| ings rather than have them continue
their pretense in the enforcement OF
| the law
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Chief Refused to Resign.

1t is said that Chief Schevers was
asked to appear before the council
this morning and that he was given a
chance to resign. This, said the chief
at noon today, he refused to do, tell
Ing the mayor and commissioners that
he had done nothing that made such
action necessary and that the matter
was in their hands to do as they saw
fit.
About ten o'clock the council voted
unanimously to GUST Schevers and he
was so notified. When seen by news
paper men today the chief merely
said that he felt he was being made
to bear the brunt Of the investigation
into the affairs of Commissioner Gray
and had nothing to say at this time.
From his conversation, it was seen
that he felt that he was not getting
& square deal from the commissioners.
Shortly after noon 1t was said that
committee waited upon Commission
Or Gray asking his resignation This
could not be verified, although a lea
Or in the movement for cleean adj
ministration said this afternoon that
Mr.. Gray had been asked repeatedly
to tender his resignation and avoid
unpleasant notoriety and possible dis
grace, but that he had refused.
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Reception for Rev. and Mrs. Lathrop.
A well attended reception was given
last evening at Trinity NJ. p. church
for Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Lathrop, the
former the new pastor of the church.
The function was given by the Ladies'
Aid society and the Epworth league,
and upon it's conclusion light refresh.
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--Eead the Daily Gate City for
sporting news.
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FOR SADE-Seven shoats, weight so
lbs, also thoroughbred Poland
China boar. Inquire of G. L. vanAus-
dali, Keokuk, R. F. d. No. 1.
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Read The Daily Gate City, 10
cents per week.
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Complaint Against Railroad.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 81 The Chi
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FOR SALE-Power City grocery. En-
quire T. j. Johnson, 1O2 Main ST.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-27

FOR sALE - Secondhand sample
trunks, medium size, very special
price. T. r. J. Ayres & Sons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-27

FOR SALE-1O room house, lot and
large barn, steam heat and bath.
1912 Timea.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-27

REMOVAL SALE-Stoves $50; furni-
tnre cheap, new and other books
Room 8, sos Main, upstairs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-27

FOR SALE-Cheap three room house
good barn, good outbuildings, prac
tically all new, in Alexandria. Mo. j
E. Billiard, care Sage Bros, Keoku,1
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-09-27
Plnkerton Men Investigated.


II became known today that Pinker-
ton detectives had been employed by
local men to look into conditions that
We're said to exist in the city and that
their reports verified the rumors that
Keokuk was in exceedingly bad shape,
morally, and that an effort would be
made through the local and state
courts to remove the causes of that
condition The detectives spent
several days in the city and
are said to have gathered suf
feient evidence to not only
remove several of the city officials
but cast the shadow of prison ovel
them.
For several weeks there has beer
talk of a recall of Mayor Elder and
Commissioner of Public Safety Thorn
as P. Gray on account of the condi
lions in the city Morals are said by
leaders in the reform move to be more
lax than at any time in the history
OF the city and are growing worse al
the time.
Not only some OF the ministers
TOOK up the work, but it is under
stood that many of the prominen
business men of the city. realizing
the conditions lent their support t.
the rigid investigation into civic al
fairs.
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FOR SALE offer for sale my horse,
Dick, Phaeton, and surry. good set
of harness. VIII give possession at
once Inquire D. B. Hamill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
ga!

yslber, Eump, rpie fannit bif benn
oas efelboite Sieb, ben Wops oetner
Sante, INNER 10 itreideln uno lieb'
foien?"
yIber, 8reuno, bas lit bod mein
Grbmops!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

bemiiben 5u biirien, Gm. grael.
Iod feline SuitipieliSene bat
I'M 5beater iolh ein @elah.
ter %entfeIielt. ais Die Intpcrt Der
maferen Marsiobne. 9ann crit
nabm Die Sper ibren 6ortgang.
~ ~ -
@pr @eriht.
angeflagter: Sober Seriftsbof,
id bobe in bieiem Sabre Oct erlte
Mal Die bobe gbre. Dor Sbnen nff.
6,ltreten; oarl,m ieitatten Sc, bet id
S6nen, eff mir in De S~erbonollng
intreten, cen berSlidet rYroIt Nel.
iabr" 6iiruie."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
lie 8arsel aaes 1tebels.

Gin aranfer iagte miirriib sum-
9(r5te: .Serr 9oftor, Sic baben
it,oil lanse an mir berum furiert,
aber bisber nod INNER ohne Jon.
oerliden grfolg, ,oesbalb modte if
Sic bitten, ole Sa6e etnas frafti.
ger an3ufaiieil, Inn Die @ur5el bes
lle6els gleih NIT einem Shlage ST.
perni6ten."
,0as mill id iogleif," erpiberte
Der s(r5t, erbob Den Stof unb ser.
ifmetterte nit einem Shlage Die
Observation-Disclosures, Die auf Dem Set
tentiihe ltano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
MQes an iieiuem Ilasc.

.Sobanit, pieifen Sic bod nid,t
oieien ifreflifep @aiienbauer!!"
vIber, gnGoige Srall, beim Site.
felpusen fam i6 bod ni6t .@ag.
ner" pfeifen; Der fommt beim Gil.
berprsen 'ran!l%
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
spab mnb aud iein.
Gutter Glath fiir heifc Sage.

o"NNN oh"@p u" yH /
@enn Die beiBen Gage fon1men
"a miro Wanhem idapaf 81 Mti,tb,
Ieno lei Ser5 Dos nero beflommerl,
@eil Die Site EN- PLACE tbitt.
Die Belt Der Commemorate
Sit Dor Wan6en feline 6reiio',
Ienm lie iid)t gor i6hper 81 lbtanoe
SeQe beige Sommer5eit.
Manher tbut Die aontrie preblen
!(eno pritenoe, oa n1r'S full,
8eQ, mcr Elm Dtal bort gepelen,
@eiB, or MAJ e GROCER Subj,
9ei Die Sarmers iiht Die Site
@rao 10 groB Wie III Der Sftaot.
Bios man tbut bort nod mebr
i6pise,
@eil man mir gum &ilblen bat.
g(uo're trdnneln bin sum Weere
9lerlo lie f1mpcn bift ON Shtrano,
sleno lie fldbme, bieies mare
.&iihler nod oils mie oas Soito,
@ea, Die ods tbur, iein nod bigger
Silbls ol6 lie Die in Die &pntrle
geb'n,
ShparS9ebrannt als mie e ytlgger
&oilt man lie ritorne leben.
8enn Sic Come bunbtagsmabig
N%ieoerbrcnnt bonn Simmelsoom
9leibc id am liebihten laiiig
sleno l1ihGremang at Some.
Morgens brauh ih net 81 ore'ie,
Sonoern in @em16li6feit
aann Die leihten 9tiubs if lele.
Nus Die Sauregurfen5eit.
Gincn Shnops trinf ih Inn adte
9tad ocm @redfeidt, 10 I'M 9telm
Seq ib uif Die 9auuoid mid ladte
@rao 10 iaul. ipie id, fam lein,
Siege lGbie Mi Dem Sbre,
Satisfieo NIT nler @elt,
ODER breb' mid Inn 1no lnobre,
@raoe mie es mir gei1lt.
Dinner tbilt Damn pr1htig lhmede
Ieno wenn's Dinner iidt porbei,
Sbu i6 uff mel 2arnoif mid
i6trefe,
Isle nad ieber Slltterei,
Dor mir ben if, Damn e Same
8oa bonn allerbeihtem Sier,
geno Die fiible 9abemonne
Sen i6 grade binter mir.
6 Gigarre mnug Die 2ippen
Bring ih Damn Die Sdtunoen bin.
Glue an Die Same nippet
ODER id)pring ms @oiier rim
gis i6 re6t bebaglif meroe
g(eno Sllr lteber5eualing fomm'
@s eibt uff Die gan5e Groe
Siberlih fei Yldbs LETT Some.
9lbenbs, nad Dem Copper reihte
sSh nod e paar Sftunoen mebr,
sleno bernaf ga iblaf' i6 feihte
9is sum Iorgen ipie e gdr.
@eno iii moft' ih slae frasen
Die, no Dor Der Site flieben,
Sidt oas Scim in beiken Sagen
Vet bel @eitem por5msieben?
3adarias 3tpfeL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30
Scltiamc Sefangcnbcit.

Gin Srunfcnbolo mllB megeu ci-
ner b6ien Houierei auf Der Itflo1e-
banf Glot nebmen. 81 Oem Nlt.
aenblid, oa Der Scrtrctcr Der Nt.
flage Den Saol betritt, ertldrt Der
Ingeflogte: Zen Serrn Stnatson.
malt lebne if ab!"
Ser @oriiBenoe: ,@arum lebleit
Sic Den Stdotsampalt ab?"
augctlagter: o@cge1 Sefatgen-
belt"
Goriibenoer: y3ds miiiicn Sic
begriinoenl"
Ingeflogter: yNo, ih fiihle MIDI
in leiner @egenmort 10 bcfungcn. "
~ Y ~
Elappcrmauldlcu.
aarldlcu: sag, Sufcl, Oh bit
ia gar nitt 10 eroB, oob on bis
gum Shornitein reifit!"
Snfel (5u 9eIudO: n@csbulb
fragit ou oerln 10, &arlfen?"
aarld)en: .No, meil Papa crit
netlid iogte, ooS 8elo, oas or inn
geborgt, fonrtelt Oh in ben Sdorn.
itcin ihreiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-07-30

idb zines tud) Dem onSeren, bfieb1
abcr enbli9 bel Dem bciten mo er.
banoelte eS.
SEER 9aron," fliiitertc Der
Shneiocr Dem Baron ms DIR,
Sic miiiien nod mebr abbingen,
oas Slt6 lit piel 5lt tbcircr."
,9os tbllt nidta." ermi0crtc ie-
ner gon5 leiie, lid Ocllfe es gar
nid)t 5u be5oblen."
pGi, iuenn OoS lit, glldOiger
Scrr," perieete Der Sdneioer, 10
iuden Sic oo6 bltrtig ou6 eins fiir
mid, aus"
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Ger Huge Sdjmeiber.

Der Baron BON 8. ging nit lei.
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