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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29
TWO HUSBANDS GAZE
ON MUTILATED
CORPSE OF
WOMAN
Mystery Clcaks Murder Of
Mrs. Allison-RexrOat VINO
Was Found Slain Near Chi
cago Suburb.
WARRANT SWORN OUT
FOR LATEST SPOUSE
[By Lcascd Wire 10 Evening Herald. ]

tBy Leased Wire 10 Evening IIcrald.l
Chicago. sept. g9.--Intcrest in the
mysterious murder ~ Mrs. Mildred
Allison Rcxroat centored today In the
inquest set Tor hearing at West CHI
oago.
Among the more important wit
nesses expected were W. n. Allison.
who married the woman seventeen
years ago, and Everett neNrOat. the
infatuated farmer of McComb. Nc.
Donough county who married her
last spring within two weeks Of her
divorce from Allison. a warrant
charging Rexroai with murder was
sworn out Inst night, but this was
largely Ca compsl his attendance "a,
the inquest.
Mrs. Allison HexrOat was murdered
at Wayne, a suburb of this city,
whore many wealthy men have their
country homes On Friday night last
she was shot in the head. the body
placed on the railroad tracks and
she was robbed bf jewelry and money
OF the value Of about S40O.
She was lured 20 tho spot by a
man, descriptions OF whom vary
gredtly. from tall and slender to short
ana stocky. Her friends understand
that she was on her way to wheaton
by arrangement over the telephone
with one Spencer" known from the
manner Of hts speech as the "man
with the drawl." When she left
home she carried rattan suitcase.
Neither the suit case nor the pistui
With which the. murder was commit
ted have been found
Allison before the inquest began
today was taken into the room where
lay the muuiatea body Of his former
wife and the mother OF his three chill
dren. He looked long and silently
ana then burst into tears ReXrunt
wns also subjected to the same or
deal Friends Of Rexroat dcclnrc he
was in McComb Friday night.
Patching together fragments Of a
letter found On the scene of the MUIR
der eliminated them as clues but sug-
gosted that q gang of wire tappcrs
were plotting TO swindle Charles n.
Heron, an Alaska mining man now
Ia Chicago. The letter was ad-
dressed 10 Ralph Coleman of Wayne,
and was signed by MIR. Heron. who
Is prominent In Alaska politics.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29

Walter Jones picked Tom Weeks. a
negro. off the coal chute with deadly
aim.
a special train bearing the Natchoz
guardsmen arrived soon afterwards.
While the soldiers were detraining 81
crowd rushed the seed house.
Not a shot greeted them and as thc
leaders entered they found Walter
Jones completely unnerved but un
injured. They quickly placed rope
around his neck and rushed him 20
the coal chute. As the negro was
drawn up the rope broke ana he fell
heavily 90 the ground. A lareer rope
was placed around his neck and
again he was pulled up. A large
crowd looked on as the body wrilned
until life was extinct
The crowd then went TO the home
Of the Jones negroes where they
found two negro men whom they
were about TO lynch, when officers
persuaded them 10 desist
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29
sioIc ~ GO to Oxford.

New York sept 20.--ln order Co
satisfy his ambition To enter oxford
university. Wilbur iforeste, i7-year-
cid errand hoy. stole Sii00 from "a
Cleveland. ohio. department store last
Saturday. he told detectives who ar
rested him ON his arrival from the
ohio city. lie explained that he
planned to sail on the MSuretnnia.
"wednesday for England and enter a
prep school to ft himself for oxford
when an assistant cashier the store
gave him the money Go take to the
office of the chief cashier he could
not resist the temptation to satisfy
his ambition, he told mis- captorH, and
cramming tho money in his pockets
he started imm odlatoly Tor Now York.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29

Omaha, Neh, Sept co. louis Wes-
ley % negro, was Killed and Policeman
Arthur Cunningham war seriously IN
lured sunday ae the result OF an at.
tempted robbery of n Farnwm street
restaurant Wesley hid la the base
mcnt where tho safe was kept The
proprioto- detected him and called tho
poliee Policeman Cunningham went
Into The collaf and after me negro
had wounded him in the groin, shot
him dead pairolman Fcrris was hit
ln ihc leg hy "A stray bullet A conn
pasion of Wesloy's escaped.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29
nLooDLEss RATTLE
~ WALSENnURC DISTRICT

WalsenhurK, Cnlo.. Sept. ts.--lak-
view, mining camp twenty mites
west Of here was lhe scene ~ a blood
loss hnttle today. when a crowd %
strikers fired from the surrounding
hills into the houses % strike break
crs. The exchange 0f shots continued
about half an hour The mine
Guards rushed their aseailanta. VINO
scattered through the hills 30 FAR
as known mona was Wounded. a posse
Is reported in pursuit
Some of the houses occupied hf tAe
men working In the mine were riddled
with bullets,
The Oakvlew mlne - operated ~
an independent company
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29
Mexican Rebel Leader Decides
Coach Is Good Enough for
American Refugees and Con-
fiscates Touring Car.
SHOTS EXCHANGED
ACROSS RIO GRANDE
Washington Decides Firing on
United States Trifling Incl
dent; Mexicans Were Not in
Uniform.
tBy Leased w,re to EvcnIns Herald !

tBy Leased WIRE 10 Evening HcraId.l
El Paao. Tex. Sept % IS. C. Hulse.
superintendent of the La Boqullla
dam project in Chihuahua. arrived to-
day with party of American ref
ugees. En- route Hulse's auto was
seized by Pancho villa. and a coach
given the Americans instead. Hulse.
about whom the state department aas
been enquiring. says work az La Bo-
quilla IL suspended because no sup.
plies or materials can be secured as
a result of the disturbances.
With him are: Mrs. Hulse. q. G.,
Underhill, superintendontof construc-
tiop: John Pincus OF New York city;
Herman Frosbose and wife, san An
tonic, Texas: J. y. Parkins and wife.
III Paso: Mr.. ana Mrs. James Los
Angeles. and -. $. Fleming. Mrs.
Hulse Is the daughter OF Lieutenant
Governor John NJ Reynolds OF Penn
sylvania, who asked the state depart
ment to protect her.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29
CONsCRIPTTON PNRTIES
SENT OFT UY REREIS n

Cananea, sonora, Sept 29.-Constl-
tutionailsts throughout sonora have
begun a concerted effort 20 Increase
the number of state troops for the fail
campaign against the federals. Many
parties Of the aoldiery headed by cap
tains, have been sent to different parts
of the state for the purpose Of con"
scriptions Arms and ammunition IN
the possession Of civilians are being
conhscated So far Americans and
other foreigners are not being forced
90 surrender their arms, hut those
who wish To do so are permitted 10
exchange them for Quivers, bows and
arrows of the Mayo Indians. 500 OF
whom recently Joined tho state
troops.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29
FIRING UPON AMERICANS
NOT SERIOUS MATTER

Washington. Sept. 2g.-Ohcers at
the war department today minimized
the importance of firing on American
soldiers near El Paso by MeXicans
Saturday. when It was learned In "a
report from General Buss. command
ing the border patrol. that the MeSi-
cans were not In uniform.
General Bliss said the half dozen
Mexlcana who fred the shots had
been celebrating a holiday AZ san ELI
carlo and were said to be drunk.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29
FORMER CeNGREssIKAR
LACEY OF IOWA DEAD


lRy Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.
Oskaleosa. Iowa. Sept so.-~1ohn T,
f.acoy. former Iowa congressman from
the siNss Iowa congressional district
dropped dead otdav from hears ais
ease. Major Lacey who was pfoml-
nert in tho clyil war az q union oftis
cor. represented tho sixth Iowa dls.
trict la conrresa from 1883 20 1897.
being elected as d Republican For
many years he WAS chairman of ,ho
house puhlic lands committee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29
AMERICAN GOOD ROADS
CONVENTION OPENED


lRy Leased Wire io Evening Herald.
Detroit Mich, sept 29.--At tho
opening session of the third annual
American Good Roads convention to-
day letters were rond from prcsi-
dent WILSON. speakcr champ clark.
senator Robert a faF0llette and
Representative a. W. Underwood.
who expressed their regret because
hoy were unable 90 attend and
voiced approval OF good roads lcgis-
latiVn
ln his opening address 90 the con.
nrcsN President Logan Walter Page
of iho American Highway association.
condemned what he termed the "hap-
hazard issuance 0f long term bonds
for road building"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29
SUFFRAGETTES At
WORK AGAIN IN
ENGLAND
Arson Squads Sprinkle Acid On
Municipal Golf Links and
Threaten to Fire Yarmouth
Lumber Yard.
my Leased Wire 10 Evening Herald. !

YartsmOuth. England, sept. 20
Militant suffrngette larson squads"
were again busy today. They destroyed
the greens OF the municipal golf links
with acid, leaving a confession of
their crime on the ground and u note
saying THE timber yard was set on
fire by us." The had reference 10 a
fire Saturday which destroyed $l75..
600 worth of lumber.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29
WILLING TO MAKE
LIBERAL DISCOUNT
[By Leased Wire to Evening Herald. ]

! bN lNhsFd Nifc to ff'hiha hchntu'
san Francisco, Sept. 2g-lionds ana
securities bearing "A face value Of
&i,270,0O0 may be bought of Edward
Mcdonald az the Emergency hospital
for SEQ. They were found sewed In
his pockets when he was taken last
night from cheap lodging house
with but avo cents cash to his name.
Questioned about this fortune today,
Mcdonald said;
81 paid $50 FOR the lot and got Bit
ten. think I ought 10 gct $50 for
them. but ! might take less
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29

Cleveland, ohio, Sept. 20 --"lf That
IS true-lf the hoy really wants n Uni
yorsity education and has the mental
qualifications l'll SEQ that he gets it'
said Charles A. strong, Jr, vice pres
ldent of the department store from
which Wilbur Foerste ran away Sat
urday with Si,AOO.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29
CASE READY
F0R JURY TONIGHT

fnV Teased Wlrn 81 Evening 1lnfal1
los Angeles Sept ea WNh me
arguments 81 counsel in proefese mes
noon we're that the faie 81 ueo. If.
rixhv would he ih lhe hands oi the
Jury heforc uisht.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-09-29

TODAY's NEWS TODAY
You gct n IN tllo m1IlAnD.
siSty cents a month o. ~ cent?
. week delivered a. your dooFg
nfty CENTS by mail.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
GrflGrlih.

rgs piiroe mir entieslid iein, su
leben, uenn aIe meine Sreunoe toot
mdren."
yGos fam i'd Sbnen nobiiiblen.
es lit INNER cine boie Sa1e. penn
man bon Sremoen @elo bergen
muB."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Gin ipahiser S6Ileranfiat.

Sn elmer Sf)ule ioaten Die Sim-
gems einen Iufias iiber oas Sful.
5imnler anfertigen. "a bat nun
elmer Der 9naben folsenoes alisse.
fiibrt:
,9as Shnl5immer beitebt aus ser
@anotafel, ben 9Gnfen, oen Sinten.
iGiiern, Dem 9ehrer uno oem Stod.
9ie metiten Safen in lnlerer S6ule
iinb ihon iebr oft unb a~bseniist. MIR
Der Stod mlB INNER t,el, iein. @er
nod ipGter pie Der 9ebrer in oie
Sbule fommt, lit Der groBte Saul.
lenSer uno pirb bur6 oieien aeitraft.
suf Der @anofarte iino Sliiiie uno
St1bte angemalt. oamit mir lie ans.
penbig lernen miiilen. Ger 9ebrer
bat init Dem Stof ein God in's ge.
lcbte 2anb seltoBen. Wit Dem @lo.
bus maht er Die SonneniiniterniB.
Sn Der @eianssitunoe itreiht Ger
2ehrer ben Siebelbcsen. slilf)
iflGgt er inns bamit ober Den 5aft,
bis es flappt. @ir iinaen 90 bis Ia;
e!nige fommen. nod bober; Der Sch.
rer fam es am tieiiten. aber in Die
Sobe fcmmt er nid,t. Sn Ser Shule
bGnst aud ein thermometer, nit Die.
lem maht man es I'M CONNER beiB,
Bis frei lit. Gann fonnen mir mad,
Sauie seben. Sn Der Sreipiertel.
itrnbe eiien mir cine balbe Stunbe
lang unier RUTHERFORD. Der Sdul.
inipeftor lobt ms immer, aber Der
2ebrer lit ooh irob. lpenn er pieoer
fort lit. Sn Der Surnitinbe iprinsen
mir iiber Den BOD; Der 2ebrer iprinst
suerit, oaB es fradt; oann ipringen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
GiniicHIer KaIenSer.

Suart. Sormat. 5%arbsnSrud Sitelbiib /:
,Tie Wlttsr bes sottlihen grloisrs". so
S~Guitrationsn, bariInier s 9oabilber, idrbr.
ger llmidIas, bibitsr Wanbfal.nosr, pr.is.
Rebns Yreis Is ste.
St aud in iransoniasr. italieuii6.r NIB
ipaniiher SprateS gu baben. SreiS 20 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Stintntt.
S6on mGslih.

ltnteroffi5ier: .alio, &upfe, mas
tbun Sic, rpenn Sic sum geiipiel inn
ihneaen Shritte UNI cine Straben.
efe ellen. uno babel nit mir 5ulam.
menpra1en?"
Solbat: Ia thu id Gems or Die
Sbren frieien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Catholic Home Annual.

Gin fatboliidsr Ralsnbsr in ensliiasr
Sprabs. Mit msbriarbisem llmitlua.
SsdS 9oubilosr uio cine Msrse Sauhra.
tionsu VreiS 20 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Spn Der SefnnoGrbahn.

Der S%d)isenbuno bes Srtes Blunt.
melbeim, an Der SefunoGrbo6n gele.
gen, erlieB iolgenoe alrnomaf)ung:
.9ie gegriiBung Der ausp1rtigen
Gercine finOet lie na6 @intrefien bes
Sormittags5uses jwiihen 8 unb IL
llbr ltatt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

Ser Segrer HtQd)l aus inns ot0e11ltqe
aberdeen. Wer 4epiel itieblt, fommt
einen berunter; fper lie aber benz 2eb.
rer itieblt. fomntt 5wet berunter.
Wenn Der 9ebrer bic Sreel ipieIt. ire.
ten mir linn ben 9otg unb iingen
5peiitimmig 0ndu; penn man ibm
ben galg ill arg tritt, uuietift Die
Srsel. Sest lit Der 9ebrer franf uno
bdlt feline Shule; mir ptiien nid)t.
Oh er pieber gut miro, aber mir BOZ.
fen Dos Bette"
y y y
3m jung.
Sod1ter: ,Wenn es guer @linif
lit, liebe gltern, Mil if Den Serrn
&dtb beiratben, peltn er aiih iieb5is
Sabre oft it'll"
Wutter: Or lit iedsie!"
Sohter: Grit iefSig2 Gann
mub ih mir 9eoerfseit ausbitten!"
Winnas annitperitGnbnif.
n@ott, mo lit oenn Die foitbare an-
fife 8aie?"
Oct Ding nit Dem iroBen
Sprung? Oct bob i'd in II Miia-
taiten ieidmiiien, ct jenirte mid i6on
INNER in Die feline ginribtuns!"
= y -
Die Iuiif.
.@lauben Sic, baB Die Mtuiif IT.
geno einen praftiid,en Tusen bat2"
o0ea," %antiportete Der Spnifer,
nnab ben Vbotoerapbieen beriibmter
@eiger 81 ihIieber. lit lie elm sl,tes
Wittel aegen Dem Saarausiaa."
Bon luent Nlidtl ieine StGrfe bat.
2ebrer: rgfun. Yeter, tpober bate
benin Samion ietne Stdrfe?"
Heter: Bon @ottl"
9ebrer: limb rpober babt ibr benn
e1ire Stdrfe, Wihel?"
Wihel: ~9ont-,-arGmer Sfmalj.
meier uff Die gde!l"
y y y
geifneritanoen.
Sfusmann: r@enn lie niht 10.
fort oas Sinsen unterlaiien, perbafte
ih Sie!"
Serr: .M6 rpasi SINCE, mem
@eians ~seseben," beibt es I'M llb.
lamb"
Sfusmann: Isle limb ober bier
in 9euti4lano nno nid,t in llblano."
1tnperiuiitlid.
,alin. in oieier ltrne lit Die gid)e
oes beriidtigten a~lfoboliiten. @as
bat oenn oas Stiidden Metal al BE-.
oeuten, peld1es obenbrai,f liegt?"
9ireftor bes 4rematoriums: ,0as
lit Die geiHmolaene 8%lipfernaie."
y
Sn Der Snnitsalerie.
Mar (por einert StiQeben iteben
bleibenb. bas eihen Sriibitiidsforb
oariteat): YMaler mOft ib aud
perben, @ater!",
Batter. .aomn,. tomm, lerue NAL
crit mas Srbentlifes-ou oenfit an
nihts mie ans Gnen!"
aein geeignctes Cbieft.
Touriit (por Dem ihicien Sbi,rm
in Yiia): .1en Sburm fam ih niht
pbotosrapbieren-ba niiroen lie su
6auie bebaupten, ih bGtte nit mel.
ner &amera ihiei eeitanoen!"
9as seiabrlide Nlter.
raber, lisbe Srar, pie fcnnteit Iu
Dem 8eamten iagen. oaB gu oreibig
Sabre oft ieieit2 als i'd lid Dor
Srpei Sabren beiratbete. iasteit Iu
mir. 3n ieieit 5peiunbspnnSig Sabre
att"
.slh. mein S6as, pie raid bod
bic Belt persebt, Denn man gliid.
lid it,"
~ - -
&oninltatiun.
SEER 2oftor," iraate Ser Sor.
iisenbe bes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uglauben Sic, oab Der 1inan3irr iest
pobl senus lit, Inn als 3euse perbort
perben su fonnen9"
.0as fam id) Shnen crit iagell,
nahbem Die aoniultation poriiber
it,"
Cine 9oniultation! Mit mem2"
,Wit ieinem Reftsbeiitanoe."
y = -
IeSenflihe 2icbenswiiroisfeit.
sd ipuroe iebr liebenspiiroia
auieenommen, oils ih Die 9rowns
seitern Ibeno beilitte. So, ais id,
forging, braf)te mid oie ganSe 80.
mile bis 5ur Sbiir."
ySa, ieben Sic, Dor einiaen gben.
ben bat iemano aus ihrem 8aroero.
benitdnoer i'm Sllir orei S1irmc nit.
.,Lo, Lo.c>.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Mbonnirt anf Mlte llno Nene Welt.

Sas dlteiis, iluiirirts fatbolii1e RANT
lisublait. SGbrli6 "a petite "a Is GentS.
Del SorauSbs;abluns bss sam;sn Sabr,
gauges ur.~.~"~~.".. .......,.....,-.. $500.
Girca 100 Sautrationen i'm Sabr, baruns
ter nlaubs msbriarbiSe. Hur seoiessue geis
TRACE b~srporraseuber slutortn. Suunrirt,
Srauenbeilass uub Runoidau.
gu bs,isbsn bur9 isbs gndbaubluns 10.
ME brett Don ben 9%erIessrn:
BenZiger Brothers,
New York: 36-3s Barclay ST.
Cincinnati: 343 Main st.
Chicago: 2aa-22% w. Madison St.
2pbaenoer HerSienft fir Asenteni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
GkrifteinHS KaIenHer
t6r ME QIeiue,

Wit Sarberorld. Sitslbilo. pier iarbiaer
GiuidaltsbiIbsrh. ;wsiiarbises Salenoartnm
uno idrbiser ltmihla9. .... VretS 10 GtS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

leien: .Gie fiinitliden 3Gbne, Sic it
:iese, iinb 10 oor8iigTih gear6eitet,
oab lie iogar Die geeiiteafs beiben
fonner, Die i'm '8arterre ierpirt per.
0en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Ste 8ebilSeten.

0er."
Iie BebilSeten.
Im Stammtiife ~unterbielt mar
lid iiber ben eroBen MasfenbaQ, bdE
greignlB Der Cation. ilno mar be.
oauerte ifon ieet. baB oamit eigent'
lif Ote luitige 3eit ser aarnepals.
freuben ppriiber lei.
go, ia." ieui5te elmer Der Serren,
yoann beiBt es pieoer einmal: Die
lhonet Gage bon bon - pon -"
l(no perleeeu menbet DER Reoner iif
OIL Ieinen Mahbar: ,Wos iino oas
oo6 gleif fiir ifone Sage?"
nSle meinen pobl Die idoner
Gage bon araniueS2"
g&ihtigl SD fam orei Saf1el
nlflt du%seinonoer halten-bie Gage
BON Iraniue5, BEN Hoitilon bon Con.
Juneau uno oen Eins bes 8olpfra.
tes."
oSu, nit Ser giloung lit ous cine
gan5 perflirte @eififte," meinte Elm
3neiter, lid permefsle INNER Die
genus bon Wilo, ben angeIns BON
Wtilet unO ben 9ettelituoent BON
MiQofer."
Salts WanI!
8erihtsoiener (Su 2eltelt. Die lin.
geolloig nit ben Siiben itarren) F:
r@oat Sbr mobl's paul 6alten nit
Guren 5iiben ga ~orauben!"
y - =
1teberfliiig.
gu, Sater, tparum iagt ma oern
gluten Ippetit", aber niht .euien
9urit"?"
p8eil's Dos net brauft!"
Widlt Semtlih aenns.
&eiienoer (oer binausaeporfen
rpuroe, nah flint Winuten mieoer err.
ifeineno): n@as polen Sic oamit
iagen?"
Stimmt.
Stlba Gu ibrer, Die aofifule be.
iuhenben Sreunbin): rOu, Seomis.
peritebit on ifon piel bon Der aii9e2
WeiBt ou oieaeidt gar ihon, mann
Die Wil6 foht?"
Seonig (oou StoIs uitb entriiitet
5ugleid): .gber natiirli1! 3as
rieft man ial"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
Widjt bentlid5 aenns.

&eiienoer (oer binausaeporfen
mlroe, nad fiinf Niniiten pieber err.
ifeinenb): rWds pollen Sic oamit
iasen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
8nt parirt.

Sm Groseihob zines Sauies
wobnte Der @ieentbiimer, elm bieoe.
rer 8~ainuirtb, i'm eriten Stod NOR
ein iunser 3abuar5t cinseSosen. Is
bauerte nidt lange, 10 lebten Ole bel.
Den Yarteien pie Suno uno 3asc
miteinanoer unb zines Cages lieB Der
@irtb, nm ben 3abnar5t si 1rgern.
auf ben Hatb zines iuperflugen
Stdmmeaites bin ieinen Speiiefarten
uno @eihGits gmpiebluneen Sen
Sprnh auibrudcn: ~Meine Speiien
iino 10 por5iigIit) Sllbereitet. oaB io-
gar ein @ebiB, baS Ser 7entilt 9. in
gebanolung sebabt bat, lie beiBen
fann!"
Gin gutter Sreunb binterbrafte
bies ifaoenirob benz Sentiiten, Der
nun cine biibite Hetourfutihe Dor.
fabren lieB; inter ieinem edible
itano nGmlit wenige Gage ipatcr Su
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
@eoenflihe ~gicbensmiroiaftit.

sd puroe icbr liebensmiirbis
auigenommen, oils if Die 9ropns
eeitern Mbeno beiufte. Su, ais i'd
fcrtgins, brafte mid Die sanSe ia.
mile bis 5ur Sbiir."
.Sa, ieben Sic, por einiaen slben.
ben bat iemano aus ibrem 8aroero-
benitdnoer i'm Slur orei S6irmc nit.
seben beiBen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
9as sefGbrlid)e alter.
Soninltatiun.

SEER 7oftor," fraete ser Sor.
iiseroe bes Neutrality-suspicious.
nglaliben Sic, bab Der 1tnan5ier iest
wobI senus lit, Inn als 3euee perb6rt
perben sll fonnen2"
.Gas fam id Sbnen crit iosen,
nahoem Die aoniultation poriiber
it,"
Cine 9o%niultdtion! Nit mem2"
,Mit ieinem Reftsbeiitanoe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
4ns einent Ylaibuner.

StaatsantpaIt: Limb aIs ibm
Damn Die baIb p~erfoblten 8leioungs-
itude porgebalten ipurben. ba Der.
itummte Der @nseflaste; i'd meme,
bieies @eritummen ipridt fir iif)
lelbltl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30

mir aud unb itdrfen uniere 9lieSer.
Der 2ebrer maft aus uns orbentltde
aberdeen. Wer Iepfel itieblt, fommt
einen berunter; iper lie aber benz 2eb.
rer itieblt. fomntt 5pet berunter.
@enn Der 9ebrer Die Sreel ipielt. ire
ten mir ihm ben gais unb iingen
5rpeiitimmig 6n5u; ruenn man ibm
ben galg 5u arg tritt, auietift Die
Srsel. sSest lit Der 9ebrer franf uno
bGlt feline Shiile; mir ptiien nid,t.
Oh er pieber gut miro, aber mir bof.
fen oas Bette"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-30
n6erflIiks.

.9u, gater, parum iast man oenn
gluten appetit", aber nift ,euien
9urit"?"
n0eil's Dos net brauht!"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-22

site of the old building, and also the property adjourning. That will give us considerable frontage on EIk3 place with a suitable depth back t0 Franklin street.
 The committee is now considerins the plans of Elk buildings over the United States. We will complete our investigation at an early date, after which we will have drawn the Jlans for an klks Lodge that will embrace all Of the improvements in all mod ern buildings in the country. We will Cndeavor to duplicate the main lodge room of the New York lodge, which is undoubtedly the finest structure, CT, rather finest finished room in the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-05-22
NEW ORLEANS ELkS
 TO HAVE NEW HOME

New Orleans. La, April 1.-"There is nothing whatever in the rumor that the Elk Lodge considers, even for a moment, the purchase of the Howard mansion in St. Charles street." said Colonel John P. Sullivan Friday, when shown newspaper clipping which in- timated the Elks were trying to buy the Howard property.
 That is entirely foreign to our minds," said Colonel Sullivan eve have never entertained any idea of moving from Elks place.
 Colonel Sullivan is member of the building committee of Lodge No. 30, which has been empowered to select plans for new Elks Home in Elks place to cost between $200,000 and $25,000.
 We have not as yet complied our plans for the new building,' said Colonel Sullivan, but just as soon as we do work on the new home will be started without any delay.
 "TAe plan will call for the erection of one of the handsomest Elk Club Buildings in the United States. The new building will be erected on the