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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21
NESBITT.

: 1t had been known for some time
that Col. Nesbitt's health was fail
ing, but no one thought of the end
, being so near, and the entire COM
munity was shocked and grieved
when it was known that his illness
would prove fatal. The large attend
ance at the funeral and the many
floral tributes, attested the love of
his many friends.
The funeral was held at Union
Chapel, the place he loved so we'll
DR.. Patton's sermon was timely, touch
ingly tender and comforting to the
bereaved.
We had known him only about ten
years but he was like father to us,
and we feel personal bereavement
in his departure We will miss our
golden hearted friend and we mingle
our tears with those of his dear ones,
but we weep not as those who have
no hope, for truly we know where to
find him
Born: to Mr., and Mrs. Andrew
Johns on the 14th instnt, sweet
little girl.
Prof, Arthur Mcclure, and sister,
Miss Mile, of Cherokee County spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr..
W. A. Gresham and family.
Mr.. John w. Underwood returned
home last Saturday after spending
the winter in Florida John says the
greatest objection he finds to the
land CT flowers is, 1T is so very hot
down there
The stewards of the Methodist
church here, Messrs. Manuel Davis.
Robert Underwood Charley Head
and Martin Griggs, met at the home
of the latter last Sunday and trans
acted some business in the interest
of the church, and otherwise enjoy
ed the evening.
We are still rejoicing over the fact
that President-elect Wilson would
not compromise on any kind of a ball
on the night of March 4th. May the
influence live and grow until it shall
have permeated every city, hamlet,
and rural district in these United
States Of ours Amen (the Editor
We believe that the South will
sooner or later be compelled to adopt
woman suffrage in order that her
in Congress may keep
pace with the North and West. Tell
US about this matter, Uncle Josiah.
We missed your letter last week.
Better get busy now and SOW those
cats that really ought to have been
soWed last fall. Sow good land and
then follow it with peas or sorghum
and you will get two crops of the
best feed that can be grown for the
cost, unless you are lucky enough to
live near Uncle Jim Echols and can
get him to give you the secret of
growing corn. He very recently told
us that he made 40 to 60 bushels to
the acre last year on a very large
area (and not brag patch) with
only three burrows to the row and
three good hoeings and on land that
was cleared some eighty years ago by
the Indians 49, was worn out washed
away and turned out before the war
and was reclaimed by him about 30
years ago. Allen, this beats Uncle
Billey, j. Gid, and our agricultural
course.
DON'T VOJT SE,E
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21
POWDER SPRINGS.

Mrs. John A. Lewis many friends
will be glad to know she is very
much improved from her recent
illness.
On Wednesday morning the 18th
Miss Ethel Hardage and Mr.. Ray
Woodbury., of Quincy, Fla, were
married at the home of the bride,
Rev. j. S. Bookhart performing the
ceremony. Only few relatives
and friends of the bride were pres
ent. The happy couple left imme-
diately for Atlanta and from there
to Florida to make their home. The
writer watts congratulations and
best wishes.
Mrs. Winnie Chastain, of Ac-
worth, is visiting her aunts, Mrs.
Sue Matthews and Mrs. Eula Will
liams.
Mr.. Garrett Hardage spent a
few days in Atlanta the past week.
Mrs. E. B. Lindley delightfully."-
entertained the "Matrons" at her
home Thursday afternoon. AS
st. Valentine and Washington's
birthday were SO close together she
combined them in a most attractive
manner. She first gave each guest
a flag and had stars hid in the par
lor, hall and sitting room to be
found and placed in their proper DO
sition on the flag. Mrs. C H.
Lindley won the prize, which was a
pretty picture-a war time scene of
Washington. At a late hour the
dining room doors were thrown open
and there was long table with a
small cherry tree in the center of
the table and Ratchet lying near
it and other decorations in harmony
with the occasion, The place cards
were miniature pictures of Wash
ington decorated with cherries. The
hostess babe each guest use the
Ratchet on a tree in the parlor.
and as they would cut the tree she
would present them with a valen-
tine telling their fortune. Each
one read theirs aloud which af-
forded much laughter. At a late
hour each guest departed, declaring
Mrs. Lindley most charming
hostess.
| notice some Of our correspond
ents like to read and write on agri-
culture very much. Well, | do N.Y.
self, but as | am not a man, am
not as deeply interested as they
Now, my hobby is chickens, and
why don't you say something about
them? But you know as well as |
that Powder Springs can boast of
some of the best farming, the best
crops made every year, and the best
or | should say some Of the best
men at the head of these farms as
any section in the county. The only
place where the men have a well or
gained Farmers Club, too. Hur-
rah for Powder Springs!
Mr.. J. E. Mckinney spent Sun
day in Atlanta
Rev. E, M. Dyer was in our midst
last week working for a paper.
MARY ANN
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21
A Farmers Chance.

| have for rent, Tor term of years,
tina farm on the Chattahoochee river in
Milton county, known as the Prather
place.
1t will take about ten mules and a
thousand dollars to handle this, and un-
less you have securities to this amount
to cover standing rent notes do not ap-
ply.
Correspondence is invited with real
farmers who can handle large place
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS.

Maxwell 20 $4,000; Two Baby
Maxwells, first class shape $4,000,
each; One Maxwell ga" four pas
senger $4,000 and one Overland 4
passenger fully equipped, just over
hauled and in first class condition for
$4,000. c. w. DuPre, Marietta, Ga.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21
OLIVE SPRINGS.

Rev. and Mrs. S. E. Cassidy spent
Sunday in Atlanta as the guests of
Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Honea.
The singing Sunday afternoon
given to the young people by Mr..
and Mrs j. w. Barber was enioyed
by all present.
The younger society set enjoyed a
pound supper at Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man McInnis' Saturday night.
Misses Fannie Moore and Minnie
Reed spent the past week in At
lanta as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Moore, also Mr.. C. j. Moore.
He has been very i'll at the santa
rum. Mr.. Moore has many friends
here that will be pleased is learn he
is improving.
Mrs j. P. johnson has returned
from Dalton, where she spent sew
eral weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. O. F.
Eubanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. iona Sanders are
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Pair
where they will be pleased to re-
>ceive their many friends.
Little J. F. Shaw is recovering
from painful rising on his neck.
Mr.. |. j. Camp and Miss Eliza
beth Camp attended the funeral of
their niece, Mrs. jamie Morgan.
which was held at New Hope
church, Paulding comfy, on Satur-
day. They returned home Sunday
afternoon.
The many friends of Miss Ethel
Martin will be sorry to learn that
she is very sick, threatened with
appendicitis. We hope to see her
able to be out again soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Baker are on
a visit to Mrs. Bakers father, Mr..
j. L. Clay, of Hiram, who is very
sick.
Mr.. J. F. Shaw and a crew of
men are doing some fine work on
the road running from Fair Oaks to
Olive Springs. We feel when such
men as Mr.. Shaw takes hold of the
work there will be much improve
ment. Nothing like having good
roads.
Mrs, Jessie Camp is confined to
her room. We hope for her
speedy recovery.
Mrs. G. w. llewsome had as her
guests Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Wallace, of Smyrna, and May Girls
Ter and children, of Marietta.
Mr.. j. P. johnson apent Sunday
night with his brother in Atlanta,
who is veay sick.
Mr.. G. E. Crow says he would be
veay much obliged to the one that
borrowed his canned fruit to return
it without any questions being asked
Little Paul Johnson, of Decatur,
spent Saturday as the guest of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
johnson. He was accompanied
home Sundoy afternoon by his
grandmother, Mrs. j. johnson, and
mis- aunt, Mrs. Annie Johnson, of
Milford
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Shaw an
nounce the birth OF their nephew,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Kendrick,
of Kennesaw. This little fellow
only weighs two pounds.
Rev. H. G. Mitchell delivered
very able sermon at Maloney
Springs Saturday, also preaching on
Sunday.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21
40 ACRES
FOR SALE.

One light spring wagon, almost new.
Two good work mules cheep for cash,
or would exchange them for beef cattle.
Call at our Market.
w. A. Hilley & Bro.
Phone 460.
Corner Powder Springs & Anderson SITS.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21
NOTICE.

Good three horse crop for
rent. Standing rent or third and
Ourth, Apply to en-. Do5bs,
Marietta,
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21
MT. ZION.

There are several on the sick liz.
here now, we are sorry to report.
Misses Matte and Ruth Phagan, o.
Marietta, visited their brother, Egg
bert Phagan's family last Sunday.
Mrs. c. e. Edwards spent Saturday
night and Sunday in Atlanta.
Mr.. ]. M. Davis attended a business
meeting of Nesbitt church at Mr.. M
Griggs last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs D. p. Kirk and daugE
ter Sybil visited relatives at Kenne-
saw Mountain last Sunday.
The choir practice was not very
Wen attended last Sunday afternoon.
on account of sickness. ROBIN.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21

Just received nice lot mules and
horses. MAYES & BROWN
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21

MR.. FARMER How much interest
are you paying? represent a party
who will lend you money at per cent
interest, plus reasonable commission.
on good farm property. See me.
j. GLENN GILES, Attorney
11-f-1 Marietta Ga.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21

Just received nice lot mules and
horses. MAYES G. BROWN
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21
News From Over The County.
Marietta Cotton Market.

lotion sold in Marietta Wednes.
day for I21 2 cents.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1913-02-21

DON'T YOU SEE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Spfer icincs Yernis.

Baltimore, no, 10. IcS.-
Sberltlcuttant 9opio Iii Yois Gail.
lnro bon Der omerifonii6en armcc.
Der lcitcnbe Sngenieur Der 9lrbeiter
0cs log. Gulcbra.S urd)iti6s fir Ger
Eonamnfmnol, itorb am Srcitag i'm
Coins Sopfins-Soipita IN galti,
more, Mo.
Sbcritlclltnont @oiQarO mar I'M
Sabre 1860 IN @inIlaboro, e. g., &c.
borell, nb~Ioluiertc I'M ,So6rc 1884 Die
MilitGrofooemie i'll @cit Eoint, rnS
otellte leltbcr Iebr crfolgrcid) inn ,Sn.
gcnlcllrforps Der Nrnlcc. Dor cincm
Wtonot murbe I'M Gongreb Der In.
trog GcItcllt, in Nnerfcnnnng ieincr
Terolcnlte. Die in Den Nlrbciten an
Glllcbro 9urdlitih i6rcn S0bepirnfi
crrelhten. sum Sberitcn 5n bei0roern.
Nls am 10. Oft. bicier .Sbcil oes
TanamafonulS oilrd Sprenguna oes
8amboas9 nmms mlltcr @oiier aeicbi
milroc, lag Obe%ritlcutnant @uiQorb
bcreitS beiunBtloa aili ieinem aron.
fcnlager, oas er nitt mlebr perlalier
ioate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
S~anbihuinSel in SluriSa.

San Gitp, Wio., ~. 9eS.-
Der SdminOcl, Der icit Sobrcu nit
allgcblid) mertbpolcn Sdnocreicn III
6lorioa gctricbcll miro, lit bier BON
ben Observation-Disclosures griiuo-
lib liitterllld)t mnroen. Cine HeIbe
Don Inflngcn mllrben bcreits crhp-
ben. Nel,crbings iino meitcrc
Sd,rittc 1cNcn Die Wiiomi Everglades
Sono SO. unb bic Gpcrglooes Yloll.
tntlon Gp. lintcrrommen mprocn. Sll
5luolf Sollen inter Nnflogc gclteQt
muroeu G0moro Ban Minus Don
Ncm Dorf, YrdiiOcnt Der Wianti
Gperglaoes Snno So, unb 1Sranf M.
TcrfinS bon 9tep Dorf, SefrctGr Der
8e'cllfoft. an uicr5cbn sSGlen llrl.
fer Nnfloac aeitcllt lpurocn gbrporo
&on Illlms, ErGiibcllt Der Gper.
glaOes Elontation So, Sranf M.
Ecrfins, SiSeprdiioent Der @cicQ,
ihaft, 9. ). Wottofs, aonlos Gitp.
Sefrct1r, n1b u. Grneit Ncrfins,
Sroofttelo, Mo-, 8encralperfoilfs=
agcnt.
Sic 2lnflngc lolttet ol,f &eridppo.
rltlta llno 9cnltblrng Der Tolt 81 be.
trilgerllden 3lpefe1. Sie Winni-
@eleaidaft' %perfnlftc 1000 Icres
meltlid) pom Otiomi, ISlo., fiir $50 bis
$40 pro gcre. udhrcnb tic ielblt MIR
$14 Dem Stootc bofilr bc5ahlt bate.
Ger @clpInt betrilg $t65,000. Die
Gpcrglaoes SO. ~pcrfouite 10000
Icres meitlid bon Sort 9ullocroalc,
Slo., fitr $40 bis 500 pro Mere,
luabreito JIG ielbit mir ST. oofiir Dem
Staate be5oblt bate. Ser @elpinn
$4,000. 9as Sollo NOR
l!nbclpqiiert lno fiir Sehnuuila lIIIQe.
kolpt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Grpbibitipns Sebatte I'M Gunares.

Ius @aibington, 8. g., perlautet
llnter'm Satllm bonn If. Se5embcr
laut .0npenport 0cmotrat": Inter
@erlebun9 Der Sausrc9eln hradcn Die
Erobibs, lpelde Die @allcrien pollbez
icbt bnttcn, bcute in Scifallsrufe aus
unp jubelten, oils Subion bon alabama
filr Dos Y%robibitions : ENHANCEMENT
our Understanding iprad. Spbion
dog Den oemofrntiid)en Siibrer HUBER
popb, Der iciu 8egner i'm Senatss
rcnncn ut, burd pit erncrcrtc Nm
i6ulbigung, bnB or lid Den 2iqu0rs
Sntcrciicn pcrtauft babe, in Die Sc
bate bincin.
Che Der Slrmllt lid gclcgt bate,
Itunb UNDERWOOD duf Den @cincn unS
iagtc inter Dem YciiuQ bciDcr Scitcn
bes Saulcs: sd mid bas Sals icBt
nidt aufbnltcn. Scr 6crr bon Iln>
bamu bat cine Stcllc aus elmer Hebc
o mir bcrnuSgcgrificn, bic mcinc
Iniidt nidlt gicbt. Sd CLAUDE nid)t.
oah Der Slur bes Sauies, NO 0ifcnt.
lihe 0cihGfte p%prliegcn, Der ridtigs
IlaB fir periOulidc 3Gnfereicn lit,
Sd) ncbmc Die StcQc cincs Sartcis
fiibrcrs bier Gin ulb lam midi nid,i
III cine %pcriDnlifc Gpntrppcric cins
la'icn, ba tic Der Yartct idoocn luiirbc.
-Wcnn Der 6crr (Sobion) es pcrs
iudlt, bier cine pcri0nlide StrcitirnoC
nui6ulucrfeu, 10 id)dbigt or feline
cigcnc Snhc in Der @crthidGbumq
piclcr Icincr cigcuen @cutc. Sd, boffc
baB CT iciucn pcri0nlidcn politiiber
Gpnflift nit mir (rm bcn Scnotslib)
auf Dem p%olitiidIcn Scloc unIcrcs
Stantce Sirm Nustrng b~rin9cn miro
10 odB mir unicrc 3cit bier Der Gr.
Drterung Der oficntlidlcn @eihGftC
nibmcn fDnncn." (Sciinl BON Slir.
Noblon c%nt9canctc, baB DER pcrlon.
lide Strcit 81 ciucr nntionalcn Sro9t
geiporben lei unb crbielt ipieDcr Scr
Sciiall Der @nlcric, Ole nit Sclc.
nnteu Der Nntis Salopn 2i9a unb bci
w. s. :. II. 9cpaft mar.
llnpcripoob cr9rifi nodmnlS bu<
8prt: sd fam bier uid,t IT'LL iibcl
unb mcincn Gollcgcn obnc 8ibcriprlld
Die Sebnuptung auiitcllcn 'laiicn. bal
id) Der Ganbibat BON .Sntereiicn" lei
Sd bin lpebcr, nod mar id) ic obcl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16

lpcrpc jcnols lcin Gin Gnnbibnt De
Stoilor@ Sntcrcncn. Sd babe nicmdl.
cincn Solar bon bicicn SntcrcIicn CT.
bdltcn, bcubiidti9c bon biclcr Sctt,
audi feline SciitclIcr nlSlincbncn uni
ih babe on3 &plf mcinca Stddtcs an
gnll6 nnocrc Sragcn bin crllid)t, mid
81 c%rlpdblcn."
Ilo Die 6rpci Nlubnmcr ibrcn &prta
ltrclt bcclhct bottcu, crgriff Surtholb
(Wfo.) nns &prt nm ingtc, Soblor
babe Die @aIlericn nit icincn Nnbdn'
germ gepudt, dhcr CT CTdrtbolpt)
tonIltc cine nod picl gr0Bcrc Mcngt
bon ScutId)s Nmcrifdncrn nad) WaIba
in1ton. 6lr GiniGiidtcrung bcs Son'
grc''cs briuacu, picllcift 5lpci Wtilliu1
men, aber CT baltic Sics ridt fir BIT
rihttge Mctbpoc. Gr griff Damn Sob
ions Irgpmcntc an lnp iagtc: ~9tiidl.
tcrnbcit ltno WdBigfcit icicn nidlI
,pdalclbc mic Srpbibitipn, lpie Soblor
Iporbcr b%cbnllptct babe, Ionbcrn bnt
Iotc Erohibitipn Gin &criud) lei, Der
lWtcnidlcn burd) @cicB nildtcrn 81
Imadcn."
| Scr SdDpfcr icl6it bot bic ger
llid)lIn9 i'll Den @urtcn Gbcn gclcgi
uno nc lit lcitbcm itcts nm inns &c
lpcicn. gr .fDnnc MIR Den Mann
nd]tcn, Der i'm Stnnbc lei, Der Der
illd)nng 81 pibcritcbcn. @plt Sbr
alc %criildlng obihnifcn, 10 bdttei
Sbr nlld) Die Srnllcu- nb5llld)affcn"
bcnlcrttc S%nrtbplbt. monlit Der 3ipis
ld)cnfnl bccnbct mar.
Inter hcn Sulllcno TrpbibitipniIten
III Wnihin9ton. 3. g., linn Die folgcns
Den ans Sopn: N. 2. Cblc, Hen.
s, @blpnrb airbpc, Rcp. :. =. Yroubs
tit, Stnnts@ superintendent Der Soipncr
Mntiz Sdlppn Sign Ncu. Us. &. Barber
D Sce Wpince, Hcp. 6cnrp WiBler
0 @rinncll. Ncp. j. z. Sanlpr boz,
Nlapnn, 6. z. Stuffnrb bon Ssfu7
lppin, :. i. 6arbin bon Glnpra. Ilb.
@ubl BON Iinton, George 8orb boz,
Hringbnr, &. $. Rid bon Sort
Spbac, @. u. Sanction bon Wnterlop,
Sobn s. Gait bon Solar Hapibs, @.
5. Eilfinstpn bon 9cs Wpines, Ilfrcb
20 Otnr bon Davenport, Hep. 6. g.
Scnnant bon Mount Elcaiont, Hep.
W. i. IcGnhc bon %incent, Hcp. s..
&. Gilbert bon @aibington, Hep. 6.
s. Snppf bon Sttumpn. Hcp. s. g.
Cooper o Igcncp Hcp. 6. s.
Srpmnion . Gchnr Hapibs, s. s.
&on Wnlr bon Davenport. George G.
Sobnion bon Davenport, Sobn Heup
pom Igencp unb Soicpb Srolpn bon
9cbnr Hnpibs nnb Der Erdiibcnt Der
vGipic Degeneration" bon Snpenpprt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Gin entsiifenoes Bib.

Gin pr0dtiger Mcinbcrg bon Sii.
geln unb @Glberu umoeben, cutsiitt
cos Nuge zines ieoen Noturfrcrnoes.
Die LATTICE Srltd)t eltropGiIfer uro
omerifdniid)er @cingGrten, bon lie.
benslpiiroigcn iungen Gamer barge.
6oten. lit lopobl elm @entB mie elm
Nobrrngsmittel. Gic 9crge luto
@aloer liefern milr5ige mcoi5iniidc
&rGuter uub @lir5eln, meld)e Die oes
Ididte Sano bes Gbemifcrs nit @ein
perbinoet nlo 6araus Sriner'S 9lmer.
icon @lirir Of Bitter @ine, bas belt
befonnte Seilmittel fiir Die Samilie,
beritelt. 0ieIes miro in Sriner's
@a~nufolenoer fir 1914 ge5eigt. Gin
Gremplar miro Seoem nod Gmpfong
BON 10 Gents 5~rgeianbt. Mon ienOe
Den getrag an Soiepb Srincr, 1888
-1339 Q. Ilbluno 9(pc., Chicago,
sSQinois.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Sireft II Hrnt.
.(Sprtlceun9 bon ser /. Scitc.)

blcibcn. Hom ut bic Stabt Der Wclt,
nid)t Die zines ~cin5elnen 2anbes. Sic
futbpliidc Stride lit nid)t burd) bic
Eolitif ir9crb zines 2onbes g%ebrnben.
Inter Den bon Den Groberern Tom's
TN 1870 9c9cbcncn @urd1ticn be-
funp it'd icnc, ,Sie Yeripn Des Yapitcs
cbetiu 81 reipcftieren wie einen &6nig,
ibn ais gciitis frei ansu%erfcnnen". Sn
Wirflidfeit abcr ,unrne Der Nante bes
Hapites in ben 8utb se5ogen, mif=
brauft unb gcid)miht. Sabnrf, naf
tic rs ibm nnmGglih madten, 5u
irgerb Scenario sn iprefen, Der niht
su linn fummt, baben iie i'm in @irf.
lidfcit 81 einem 8efanseten i'm BATH
fan semadt. Was mir mollen, lit ben
81. Batter fret unb %nnabbansis iebeu,
10 bak or su alien Natiunen Der Welt
fpredlen fann."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
Gin uielipradjiger Y~riciter.

Superior, isis, ~. Ge5. -
Im Wolltog ertbeiltc, wie SogesSei-
ti,ngen beridten, Der bodm'ite Scrr
SiI6of aouoelfa einem Chippewa
SnOiane:, bohm. Thilipp g. @orbon,
in Der Sprade ieiner StammeSgenoi.
len Sibiibfogiiif %gendnnt, Die fl.
BrieItermeibe. &odm. @orbon, ser
36 Sabre alt lit, ipriht nngeblid ieds
Sprohen. Seine StnOicn madtc CT
III Gom unO i'm q. Yanl's. Seminar
Or lit Der 6meite noroomerifaniihe
Erieiter aus Scr ROTTEN NaIie; Der ct-
Oere, &en. u. gteganQueI, Duroe Dor
einigen Sabren in Gom fir Die Gio.
seize Oklahoma geiJeibt.
Cgil6of &ouoelfa bun0clt nod Dem
Sibclmortlaut: o@cbet binalts in oQC
@elt mo lcbret ale 8olfer"-in Der
Sprad)c, Die iie ~lrred)en, mo nidli
lrlgetcbrt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-12-16
neutrality-suspicious.
pcreiniete Staten.

gltun, Sp,ua, bcn 10. Sc6. 10.
(GprrcIpopocu5.) Snbicr Itnrb On
II. 9c5cinbcr 6crr Mid. 6n'tcrt
poblpcricbcn. I'M Nlt2r upu II Snbrcr
uHb 10 Mtnnntcu, nadl Hanger &ranfs
belt. Gr pnr gcbprcil 6u Wensoprf,
&Itrcmburg, i'm Sabre 1912. VI
fam nod Nmcrifn IN 1869. Sn Chi
ca9p pcrbcirntbctc CT iid) nit &utbue
rino Sduc. IS nurocn linen 5cbr
9inocr 0cborcn. bon bench nclln ibr
ilbcrlcbcn; cbcnio ieinc Satin, ionic
aud brci SdIucitcrn unb Gin Sruocr.
lpcId)c mod III %Surcmburg lino. er
fam 1910 nud) Ilton, Soma. Sas
gcordbniB fnnb am SnrnSta9 inter
5ohlrcidler 9ctbcili9ung Itntt. Sr
rrbc III Sricbcnl-(S. S.
Chicago, Sn, hcu t3. Sc5. "a
SIM %. 2%cbcnSinbrc ut Srcb s. Nidcls
eeitorbcu. Gr biutcrldBt icinc Gltcrn,
&rn. Spb6m .. urb Srau Srau5lsfa
SiCfcls, ocbnrcnc %Slcdcnitcin, neblt
@cidlpiitern. - Snt 80. Nopcnbcr
itorb in Iciuem 0cinl, 1919 Soflin
Cir, Serr Serb. Srllmonl, cine Icbr
bcfanntc YcriDnlidfcit Der Siibicitc.
= Soiepb 60 Ellrnc aus Hogcr5
Sorf, gcbiirti8 aus 4iielborn, bat nit
Ian1ilic nnt lcBttn WontaG 6llInmmcn
init Yetcr Wtulgct, ecbiirtig alls Tar
damp. cine GllropnreiIe unternome
mcn.-DS, 3tg."
ct. Glpnb, Wiinu., ben II. Sc6.
'13.-Sn lester Srcitu9 9tuf1t bat Sr.
Nifolars u. Sibiu9cr, Gin bier Mel
len nprbzlpcitlid bon Der Stnht mob
member, mobIbctanntcr, % Sabre
alter, ais Surcmbura ocbiirtigcr Sar~
ner, int ct. Hupbnel5 z5plpitnl,
bcitcns nllf Den unpcrn1eiblid]en Sang
in Die @lpigfeit porbcrcitct, bns 3citz
Iidc %9ciegnet. Gr rubc III Sricocn!
liner 8ctlciD!
HusweG, z. Saf., ben 8. Se5. 10.
-Sd uub mcin 8rubcr nobntcn lestc
g8pd,c DEM Se9rdbnib ~unicrcs Srcuns
be5 Inbrcp Sputif 81 Scgfars, Su.,
bel. 9ericlbc ma nift geboren 81
6opclingcn. lpic in Lester Nllmmcr
itnno, ipubern 5u Glpin9en. Surcm@
burg. Nod)mulo Der Sumilic unier
bcr5lidcs Scilcio!-Y. @osparb.
ct. Sncas, Suwa, Den II. 9e6. '13.
-8crtbc Hcpnftipnl IS nrrhc bier
bcltc uuf icincm 33. @eburt5tage be-
9rnbcu Scrr Sobn g.. arulc, dlteItcr
Sobu bon 6ru. Soiepb &ruIc. Ser
iclbc fam gum frilbcu 5ooe nuf icincr
Snrm bel 0tcSntirc, M(itdIcl 9olGntp,
Soma, pobin CT por 5pci 8od)en bon
bier iibcrgciicbclt. Gr noltc an
Worltn0 Nbc1b icinc @niolinz Woidinc
5urt @uiicrpumpcn in Sang %brinaen.
mn burcb iraeup cine llrinhe crploz
0irtc Der @nioliu> Scb0ltcr. Su SLANT
men gcbiiut, ltilr5tc Der Ierulitc in
bcn Sof; iih olf Dem 8pbcn lpdlScup,
rib CT iid. I'M Silfc rufcno. Die brent
ncuocu alcibcr pom 2cibs. nbcr che
biclc fam. battc bn5 Ncllcr lem ihred>
lidcs &crt npllbraht. Der Srtciter
fonntc Dem Icrmitcn nod bic IcBtcn
S%rDitlngcn Der IF. Stride ertbeilcu,
abcr Deg Nr3tes Irbcit p a pcrgcblid).
Np6 ebe Der Wur9en groute, itarb Der
iIn9c Wann. Ser %erunglildtc bin>
tcrldbt ieiuc Satin uno bier &inber.
bo5 d~lteItc ad,t Sabre oft. 8eil ale
&eripanbtcu bier %pp6ncn, ipurbc Ole
&ci6e bierber gcbrndt sur 9eltnttrng.
Sic gan3c @emcinbe unb ltn1gc9cnb
goben linn bas lcBte 8cleit.. @r rlibe
in Sricbcul llnier bcr5lihes Seilcibl
-(S. g.