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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
CONDITIONS IN BUTTE.
More Men Than Jobs, Says the Butte
Tribune Review

Tribune Review.
The Butte Tribune Review saws.
n is all very well to exploit Butte,
but injudicious at this time 10 send
ou encouraging reports about labor
conditions here Cor the reason that
Butte Is at this time has more idle
men than jobs.
With a cessation of street work and
railroad construction work for the
winter months, Butte found itself
with a surplus of idle men. The glow
ing reports sent out that this city is
an industrial mecca lack substantial
ton for while there are many thous-
ands employed here at various occu-
pations every avenue of industry is
consested with many idle men to
spare.
At the city employment office last
month, 30 applicants for work were
disappointed for positions who had
asked for n job. 1t viii bc worse this
month. according To the way in which
the applicants are crowdmg in from
outside towns in the belief that Butte
is very prosperous and that jobs are
10 be had for the asking. The appli-
cants line up at the windows of the
employment office now at the rate Of
100 Il DAY.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
HONOR CHANDELIERS MEMORY.
Centenary of Founder Of G. o. p. in
Michigan Is COMMUNICATED.

Detroit, Mich. Dec. lO.-The regard
IN which MICHIGAN holds the memory
of Zach" Chandler was given express
sion by school and other exercises
concentrating the Tooth anniversary
Of the great statcsman's birth Mr.
Chandler was born in Bedford, y. H.,
Dee. 10. 1913. In early manhood hc
came TO Detroit and in this city
amassed a fortune in the dry goods
business. I'm 1854 he helped to organ
!ae the Republican party and three
years later was elected to the United
States senate. In the senate. where he
served a total of eighteen years, he
was conspicuously identified with the
anti-savcry cause. He was secretary
Of the interior for part of the sec
ond term of President Grant, and went
back t. the senate in 1879. But only
a few months after his return to the
senate Mr.. Chandler died suddenly in
Chicago, where he had gone to deliver
a political speech.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
WITH THE INDOOR TEAMS
Cubs Indoor Baseball Nine Defeats
Giants BY Score OF 10 to 6

The Cubs and Giants indoor base
ball teams, composed of members Of
the 5. T. |. club of the First Methodist
Episcopal church of Hancock, met on
the gymnasium floor in the basement
Of the NJ. f. church last Friday eve
of l6 To G. The game was very inter.
esting despite the one-sidcd score.
The Giants now hold first place in
the league of four teams which has
been formed. They have played three
games and wen three, giving them II
perfect percentage. Following is the
standing of the teams:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
MASONIC ORDER ELECTS.

John Duncan lodge D. a. a. NJ.
elected officers at IT'S meeting last
evening The personnel follows
W N John Nichols
Senior WaIdeu--HenrN Parsons,
Junior W3rdcn-Aueut Hagen
Senior Deacm-Artmt Bohemia.
Junior Dc4Con-James Keast
Secretary j. T.. Bawdeu
Treasurer Henry Fisher
tyler Joseph Hosglugs
ArppuJiNc offices ujII Doc filed at the
next meetlre
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
LAKE TOWNS ARE
DESERTED TODAY
Citizens to GO to Calmet to Unite
Against AgitatoTs

Aroused To- a high pitch of enthus-
iasm over the overt acts committed iu
the county through Soclalislic teach
ings of outside agitators, nearly 20
thousand Torch Lake citizens Went 90
Calumet today TO attend the mass
meeting which formally protested
against the presence of trOuble-brccd-
ers in the district. Tho contingent uJs
headed by the Lake Linden band =
special Copper Range train and extra
cars were chartered and the towns
We're practically deserted. Business
houses and The mills and shelters were
closed 10 give employees an oppOrtunity
to attend the meeting
Violence Is Scored.
Before an audience Of about five
hundred people, citizens who met in
the town hall last night denounced the
methods Of the agitators and the prey
alencc of crime The meeting was
marked with a spirit of enthusiasm
which has seldom been manifest az 90
public gathering in this district The
meeting was presided over by super
visor samuel Eddy who protested
against continued laNlcssuess. lie was
followed by Judge W. l.. Gray who i'm
sisted that unless the law is regard
ed, there is no safeguard against
crime The speaker concluded with
the statement: The time has come
when sentiment must be cast aside and
the DeODlc must stand together 10 en-
force he law"
Rev. H. II Mallinson advocated mn
mediate and effective action. lie eN-
pressed a belief in ORGANIZED labor but
tooK am emphatic stand against the
Western Federation of Miners and it's
history justice r. +.
Prince spoke OF the prosperity and
happiness which prevailed in the cop
per district until the advent Of the i'm
ported asitator. Other speakers who
voiced similar sentiment were r. j.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
START EARLY CLOSING
AFTER The HOLIDAYS
MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO eSrAB.
LlSh PLAN DURING ENTIRE
YEAR

Clerks of Hancock stores are much
Interested In "A movement among mcr-
chants TO close their places of bust
ness each evening except Saturday and
Monday. The rule may not become
effective until after the holidays. Soy
eral prominent merchants of this city
have already sanctioned the plan and
If the consent of a few more can be Sc
cured the move will he adopted.
The clerks viii benefit by the move
Ilcnt and they viii be asked To assist
in bringing it TO a head. The mer-
chants agree that the clerks can do
much in the way OF helping the ar
rangement by urging their patrons and
friends to purchase their articles early
in the day.
Iroprietors have already arranged
for additional clerks.
Mr.. Gsrtner Favors Plan
II am in favor Of closing every eve
ming at o'clock with the possible eX-
ccption Of Monday and Saturday eve
uinss and the first three weeks in De-
ccmbrr" stated lsadore Gartncr, of the
Gartner store.
Mr.. Field of the stern a. Field cloth
ing store, is also in the same frame of
mind and urges that the agreement be
signed by the storckeepers
Santa Claus Letters
The Gartner clothing store has ar
ranged with the postofficc officials to
have the Santa Slaus letters, written
by the children in hopes that the saint
will remembcr them, sent direct to that
establishment A letter box has been
prepared for this purpose and will be
set up in conspicuous place
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
STUDENTS WILL ENTERTAIN.
Program and Exercises To Be Given
BY Pewabic Sunday School.

An entertainment will be given by
the Pewabic Sunday school Saturday
evening by the officers, teachers and
students of the school for the purpose
of raising money with which to pur-
chase Christmas presents for the chill
dren of the primary department.
The program follows
Vocal sOlo-Stcphcn Jenkins.
Reading-Wilbert BENEFITS
Dialogue-Joln IloSking aud Irving
Mcconnell.
RccitatiOn-Ma Kendall.
citation-Richard Martin.
Violin solo-George Williams.
Recitation--Laura Ncrran
Duct--Percy and Ernest Giles.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
NAVAL RESERVES TO FEAST.

Members Of the Hancock Naval Re-
serve Will make merry Monday eve
ming when they will indulge in Il
spread ON board the L. 5. 5, Yantic.
At the conclusion o: the dinner a
short program will be- rendered. This
will he The last meeting for the wear.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
EXPRESSMEN WIN GAME

The EXpressman basketball team
defeated the Posiorfice clerks in tho
Star Temperance hall last evening by
Il score of u To H. The game was
close and exciting throughout.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
NAME ASSISTANT TEACHER
Members OF School Board Name New
Instructor for Ryan School

instructor Tor Ryan School
At the regular monthly meeting Of
the Hancock board of education last
evening. Miss Anna GarsN Vas APP
pointed assistant teacher IN the Ed
ward Ryan school in West Hancock
Since the opening of the school the
kindergarten and fins, grade have
been combined and O. children are i'm
one class.
The schools have been -uycrcrowdcd
This year aud several additional rooms
pills. The North star hall was obtain
eel some time ago and regular sessions
have been held since "a this building.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
Lake Linden--Hubbell

Hclues. a. j.. Heidekamp, Rev Fred
eric raruall. Eev. lr Eay mond. j. H.
Wilson, Fred Happier. DR. O.. w. orr
- H. Macdonald, Samuel Hockin.
James Hoar and Attorney a. T. Peter
mann
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10

Aluminum- soled shoes are made for
laborcrs compelled to work on damp
ground or wet floors. They have
leather tops.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10

Members Of the Ingot Hive, No. ia,
Lady Macabecs, will meet in the lodge
rooms in the Masonic Temple of Han
cock this evening for the annual cleo
ton of officers
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10

Peat powder with a small addition
of coal has been successfully and
economically used in locomotive firing
in Sweden.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10

\ new pocket electric lamp has a
tiny dynamo operated by a spring lev
cr instead of the dry battery
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10

81. LOUIS, Mo- has Negro Catholic
church.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15

Gs id)ien ibr, ais oh tie iti1t porten
Tonne unb lie 5ablte ieoen Wfeilen.
itcin, ndbrenb lie ifueller n,tO ihftel-
Ter atbmlete, oils iie lpuBte, bab lie fait
oas Meiie3iel erreiht bdtten. Wit
Shauoern blidte lie auf Die 8aum-
sri,ppe, llnter oeren Shotten lie iid)
Dor iehs Sabren gefliiftet bate, uno
Sete, Die ibr 9eiidt beobafteten ais
lie %binausging. marelt. eritannt iiber
beiien Sobtenbldiie.
.@ernbe bon Der Shminbluf)t &c.
neien," bafte Ybil bel iih, uno nun.
oerte lid iiber Den raiden, lleugieri.
gen 9lif, ben lie auf i'm mari. .Sat
mabri6einlih nod ME einen gteger
geieben," murmclte er, uno ba nun
Die Heiienben bedlem I'M @ugen
iaBen, CAB er Den Eferoen einen leilen
ShIag. unb pormdrts iniiite oas 8e-
fdbrte nah Hebitone Sol.
Gabrielle perindte jest niht ldn-
ger, ibr gnt5iiden 81 perbcrgen llno
@rnit beobaftete lie lddelno, Die lie
nit ~gliibenoen @angen aino ltrablen.
ben Iugeil balo Silm einell uno Damn
gum anberen Seriter binansbiidte,
p1brenb Die Sarbe hires 8eIi6tes
lid, erbobte, unO Die gldiie I'M Den
Wllnb Sllnabm, als MeilenItein INN
Weilenitein perifmanb uno BON ibr
erfannt muroe.
nSie iheinen iebr aufgeregt," iagte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15

ten, iDr Die San6 gum eipigen gnnoe
5u reiden.
Gabrielle iagte fein @ort, Die
Sano, melhe in Der ieincn rllbte,
l. .lroe eisfolt ltnb ais Grnit altf-
lt,oltte, bcmerfte er nit Gntieten,
bob Sooesbl6iie ibr lieblides 8eiift
beid)attete.
Sloslib rief Tie: 80 grnIt, mie
farnit Sn bieie idredli6en gsorte
gebroufen, oieielben, nit oeten 0a
l'ih ueritieBeit. ais i6 lid Bat, MIDI
beim 3n nebmen. Sld1, pie ourfte i1
lenen i6redlihen Brief pergeIienl"
y@el6en 9rief2" fragte grnit.
y0n iprifit i'm Sie6er, tbeure, ee.
liebte Gabrielle, id babe niemals cine
3eileponS Dir erbalten, ieit Gu mid in
iener iGredli6en Nadt perliebeit.
Sarab Greens Brief. meld,er nteloete,
bob 9u geitorben mieieit, lit Die eiil-
5lge 3unoe, welde id iemals er-
belt"
.gber Oh ianbteit ia meinen grief
5urllf," ltobnte Gabrielle, Limb
lhriebit an ben &ano oesielben: Sia.
bella Suntington lit iest Die Serrin
bon Hebitone Saa."
ngrnit bat ME etpos 10 8rouia.
mes getban," rief glice aufgeregt.
Daber es NOR ieine Sanbihrift,4
erDioerte Gabrielle, lid bette ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
4. 6 apiteI.
&eoitpne Sal.

Man bate in @eoitone San Die
@eilung erbalten, baB Die Samilie
am orei5ebnten anfommen miiroe,
aber Grnit's Seimfebr mar iest Elm
iabrli6 mieoerfebrenoes greigniB
uno peruriadte niht mebr oieIelbe
a%itfregung pie friiber; bennot mar
es INNER cine 9egebenbeit bon @if).
tigfeit. defenders oa err cine nei,e Or.
5ieberin mitbringen wollte, Die mad
Der @engitlidfeit 81 urtbeilen, nit
welfer er ieine Inoronungen getrof.
fen, cine Berion bon groBerer @id.
tigfeit mar, oils Die proiaiide Wrs.
Sones ooer ielbit ole briQante Sia.
bella.
Die alte Sinab arbeitete iid benu
wie gemObnlih in Die gr0Bte aufre.
gun9 nno trieb lanee ebe es Belt mar
ibren 8atten fort, DER ieinen @ebie.
ter anf Big Spring Station abboler
iollte, nnb bort ungeouIoia menia.
items cine babe Stunoe uarten
mllBte, ebe oas Yieiien nno oer
&ailf aus Der 5erne Die Infunit oes
3ugeS p%erfiinoeten.
"Gnolif lino mir bier" iagt(
Grnit, ais lie I'M 9abnboie bielter
llnO er beriibrte @nbrieles Arm. 81,
OH Dos 5eniter gelebnt lab. Den Sop
gelenft, uno lire @eoonfen in 10 nil
Dem Chaos, oaB Tie ielbit faiim mlB
te, mo Tie lpar ober mas iie tbot.
@Gbreno Der ean5en &eiie mar III
in eroBter aufregung %scpeien, 81,
iid manfmal in fat bpiterii6em ga
diem funognb uno Damn mieoer, mem
lie td mbemerft glanbte, IN Stro
men bon Sbrdnen, Die ocnnoh ibr,
J fieberbafte slufresnng niAt fubIten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
ernit enbIid, uao NIT mOgliaif

@rnlt enoli1, nno nit moglihit
GROCER &ube antportete lie:
.Sabrelang mar es mein iebnli6.
iter @unih nod &entudp 81 font
men, un6 mn, ih pirflid bier bin,
bin id 10 frob, 0 10 frob." unb @rnit
fonnte bic Greiioe aus ibren @igen
blisen ieben, ipobei Tie 10 iuunoerbar
.ihon i1ien, bob es ibm leio that, ais
bic Shatten Der 9dmmeriitg ibren
@nblid tbeilrpeiie neribleierten.
m9as lit bas Saus," iagte er, uro
beutete auf Die &amine, bic iiber ben
9dlmen ithtbar pnrben.
Iber Gabrielle bate iie 3uerit er.
blidt, uno oils fie INN bic gde boeen,
fam bas ean5e @eb6nbe in Siht; iie
lanf auriid in Die aiiien, idpa6 uno
i6winoeIig. Die 2uft mar Den Gag
iiber ianft unb baliamiih getpeien,
uno 6as gelbe 3pieli6t, oas Die
Come bes iiibli9en Sommers oft
auf ben Siiseln auriidlGBt, permiifte
iid nit Der raid 5unebmenoen 0un'
felbeit; Der friibe Hebel biloete cine
meibe @olfe iiber benz Slliie, tpab.
reno bier nnb bort elm Gegen bon
gelben pelfen 8lGttert bon ben gin-
men fam, Die in reiden 8ruppen Dor
Dem alien Steinbauie ltanoen. 60
briele iab alles, nnb ais Die Snfe Der
Tferoe Die Bride betraten, no man
gcoaft bate, Dab tie seitanoen nno
ii6 in Die gwigfeit binabgeitilrSt
babe, burd)lief lie eiiieer Sdaner uno
raubte ibr Die araft, 81 ipret)en ooer
lif) 81 benegen.
3urh oas biiItere 3mielidt iat
Gabrielle Die i6attenbaften @eitalten.
Die eripartinespoa Dor ibren Siltter
itanOen. iab Die alte 9inab auf Der
Yeranou. an ienem weinlmranften
Yfeiler, al, benz lie Dor ieds Sdbrert,
in bieier ielben 9tadt, nit blitenoen1
Screen gelebnt, uno ibr idmcr5lid)es
O,cberpobl Dem Wfanne gemeibt bate,
Der ibr MN gegeniiber lab irio ipenlg
abnte, mas in ibrem Ser5eit porglilg,
Sn einem iernen Sanffel0e borte III
ben 8eiang Ginger Heger, Die Dor
Der slrbeit beimfebrten nno olS IL
Die flagenben Zone pernabm, finger
lire 3brGncn all az flieBen, es maj
10 natiirlidr-io gan5 ple IN ben al
ten ,}eiten.
sllS Der @eiang Der 3eger aiiige'
bort bate, mar bic Stile nnterbro'
fd)en ourt oas betdubenoe @ebeu, oas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
Sdritte, @lice itano fait feud)eno Dor

g,
INN.
80 grnIt," rief iie in bodIter
Ingit, rWfib @repsiit setpib IN ben
@arten eegansen, ltnb 8runo liegt
nod nidt an Der Settle. Sd b0rtc
i'm be[len. gerabe 10 ipie bantals, oils
er Den idnpar5en anop beimabe toOt
biB."
ernIt borte niht bos Gnbe Der
Hebe bes 3itternben ainoes. er
rannte in ben @arten nit einem Sc.
fiibl gren5enloier Ineit, oas ibm
bate flar MAIDEN fonnen, mie innig
er Gabrielle @rep liebte.
@as piirbe er finoen? or iloa
fait 6urh Die 8dnge oes 8arfs nod
bent @artenbGnsfen, - adj, mein
Soft, bort lag bas Iieblibe MGohen
am 8ooen, iiber ibr Der ifredlihe
&uno. Sdtpinbel i9ien linn Die
Slime 81 nerpirretl, er naberte iif
mebr nnb mebr,-aber mas NOR pns2
Cine iibe Gimme idlus an fein
DIR, tpel6e fliiiterte: Bruno, alter,
lieber, treuer Bruno, 0u, 9u allen
bait MIDI erfanntl"
SIM n1hiten Moment fniete er ne.
ben Der 8rnppe ailf benz Maien nlto
Der iubelnbe Huf: .@abriele. meine
@abriele, mein Weib!" tonte bon lei.
men 9ippen.
Gabrielle bate iein aommen nift
gebort, in ibrer 6repoe iiber Die
S~iebfoiungen bes Sunbes, Der bel
Dem erlten Son ibrer Stimme eine
Irt Sreubenaebel,l ausseltoben bate.
Sect fiiblte tie iif umiblnnseu
BON ben armen oes Mannes, INN bel.
ientrpiaen Tie 10 idner gelitten. sic
erfannte, bab er lie liebte. pie Tie
i'm, adj! 10 geliebt bate, unb Die
Shmer5en Der Tersansenbeit perian.
fen in Dem leligen @liif Der 8egen.
mart.
llnterbeiien barrie s(lice BON nab
rer S~obesangit gepeinist in Der Ie.
ranoa. grnit fam niht unb iein
Musbleiben erfiiate lire Ybontoiie
nit INNER neren SfredenSbiloern.
gnolid permod)tc tie es nidt l1nger
alis5ubalten. Sic rief lart unb 1nsit.
lih ieinen Hamen.
8runos OBJ fling Den Son ibrcr
Stimme ailf; er faBte grnit am Rod
uno CAB ibm, inoem er mad Dem
Sauie %pornnlief, 81 periteben, Oah
ieine @esenmart notbmenOis lei.
grnIt erinnerte iid Der armer,
Ilice iino ibrer gfngit. Semen glrnl
in ben @abrieles seiflungen, elite er
nit ibr Dem Sauie 81 uno rief ibon
bon Weitem:
.@s lit Mles gut, 9lIice, ih bringe
Dir bas Slid; Gabrielle lit gefun.
oeni"
@inige Winiiten ipGter rubte bic
5arte 9eitalt Der 8linoen IN ben Nr-
men Der 8liiflifen, uno bon 60.
brieleS 2ippen fielen langiam Die
@orte, melde Die aleine idon geitern
81 boren ~geglaubt: n@eiegnete glice,
nie oanfe ib Girl"
0as gab es jest 81 fragen uto 81
erfldren2 @er permodtc Den Snbel
Der Sdwar5enL namentlid DER alien
9inab 5u idiloern, pelde ibr Ser
5ensfino in ben Mrmen bielt?--Gs
paren Stnnoen, ipie tie uniere arme
grbe ielten Den Sterbliben bietet.
gm 8ormittag iaben Gabrielle unO
glice Sano IN Sano in Der @eranba
Grnit itarib neben ibnen, INNER mie.
Der ieine Sran anidameno. Yloslid)
bon einem inneren Smpulie getrieben
ianf err Dor Gabrielle in Die aniee mno
iagte:
.gnblih biIt( Oh ~geiunoen. Die
Serrin bon Geoitone Saq."
! Gr bellate bel bieien @ortcn ben
| ssopT nuf iDren SdooB. es mar Tim,
oils criticize er ibre SerSeibmg megeu
Der 8riiu0e, melbe i'm emit beItimml.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15

oieien @orten utb elmer bofmiitbi.
gen Serbeueline entfernte lie lid.
@on oieier 3eit mar ISABELLA eirl
bdufiser 9eiuf) in GiperiiOe, no lie
INNER periltfte, etmus 5u lagen, Das
@abrteles Seelenrlbe ernitlif ltorte
luto lie perleitete, Dem Nanne 81
mibtrallen, Der aniing piel mebr Sn-
terelfe 5u fiiblen fiir Die ~gefiinoene
Gabrielle oils fir Die perlorene. Dies
bnttc Die ibdrfiihtige ISABELLA be.
merit, unb mdbreno Giferiuht lire
gruit 5erriB, freute lie lid bod iple-
Der bel oenl @eoanfen, baB mie inn
mer er Die Sremoe aiif lieben moge,
er es bod niht pagen miiroe, ibr
ieine Siebe 5u geiteben, oenn Die le-
benoe Srau bate cine Otalier 5pi.
1ihen 9eioen anfgebaut. Sbpobl lie
srobe ahtung fir WftB @rep bate,
3ogerte lie bod niht, bel ieoer 8ele.
genbeit 9oies iiber lie 81 iprefen,
ibre Hfeile fielen aber nieoer, obne 81
p%ertpunben, benn mo man @abriele
fannie, NOR lie seliebt uno geifast,
unb Die Seinoin gab enolib ben
&f auf uno erpartete ben aus.
gang.
@eeen gnoe Sftober fam Ben, Der
nun tpoblbeitellter ardmer in einem
9orfe in Neu-gnglanb mar, nah
&iperiioe, gum eriten Wiale felt 60
briele bort weilte. Wod ME bate er
10 gliidlih geidienen, uno iein ebrli-
DIES 8eiiht gliibte pom gnt5iiden, iei-
men 2iebling enblid an benz Flase 5u
ieben, Der linn eebiibrte.
.0u paBt prGhtig berein," iaate
er, als lie allein maren, lit es nibt
on Der 3eit es gu iagen9"
rgfod ni1t," antnortete Gabrielle,
lid min narten, bis mir in MebItone
Saa iinb; n1hiten Wonat polen mir
btngeben, uno oann mofte i1 al,f
miiien, mie piel i'd bon Siabeaas BE-
merfungen glaliben fann."
Isabella ioa gebdngt neroen."
iagte Ben, yiie log, bas neib ih, unb
pieaeiht mar jener Brief cine ibrer
Seufeleien, ebenio nie Der BON Sa-
rab @reen; tie lit Der leibbaftise ga.
ton."
geim glbidieo neriiifte Ben nod.
mails. aber nergeblih, @abrtele 81
iiberreoen, gruit enbIih ales al ia.
gen, iie bIieb babel, Dies crit in Meb.
itonee Saa tbma at molten. f.r-1
grnit cling bieies Sabr ifon fri.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-07-15
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(Sortiesuns al,f Der 4. Settle =.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-06-19
Meets Horrible Death.

Altus, Okla, June 1S.-A suit has
been filed in the district court here
against twenty two eastern insurance
companies by John c. Grey and Eliz-
abeth l. Grey his wife, parents Of
James A. Grey, who was burned to
death at the Farmers cotton oil mill
at Mangum last January. Defendants
are alleged to be joint owners Of
some cotton seed stored in the mill,
which smouldered for thirty days af-
ter the oil mill had been destroyed
by fire. Grey and others We're en-
ployed, according to the petition, to
salvage what seed was undamaged.
In so doing Grey fell into a veritable
furnace under the seed when the
pile on which he was working caved
in. Two thousand dollars damages
are asked.