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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09

~ tbe fastest and prettiest game Of
fine season the Villas soccer football
4 team defeated the Lamar junior
foam at the Villas grounds Tuesday aft
ornoor nv a score Of 8 to O.. Despite
che fact that this was only a junior
ieagi1e name. it was by far the most
scientific PLAYED since the
ton of play for the I'll BaSo HtIaIu
baDner These two teams, at least nave
learned that nothing can pc accom-.
D1ished by running helter shelLeI up
md down the field, but that II Ihey
would win. each man must SUCK cIOseIy
to his position and tnaI team "oIh
must be developed Was won not 50
muob because Of individuals as because
+brovgb faithful practice they had de-
welcomed team work to a really remarka-
bie evtent for little fellows. Lamar TOO
sbowed fine team work. but II was not
developed quite to the extent OF the
villas team.
Fine IndiviGuaI Playing.
Aside from the team work the Two
,ogt iD7nortant reasons for Villas VIC
tory were the i~mpregnable oeIehce o.
Raw Lawrence at goal ana Jhe IeIhdIha
HE plaving of little Jimmy Hunter rms
little fellow is apparently IN a cidss
nv himself. He has mastered
to an extent not even approached by
any other boy either large or small he
is always in the thick OF the play anu
once he gets possession OF inc DdAA No
almost invariably takes II down the
field for a good gain. His wonderful
AGILITY enables him to evade many op-
moments and when he is forced 10 sur
render the ball he always drives II TO
a Dlaver on his own team.
To captain George Croft great credlL
fs also due for the splendid showing
of the team, for he is to a large extent
~resDonsible for the fine team work
which Villas has developed. He com
neIs every mau to stick to his position
throuEhouU the game and is constant
1v talking to the boys and lnstllllng
ginger into them. George Magruder' At
center half back, played a splendid
offensive game, his good right toe pc
inc responsible for two Of the goals
kicked In addition, he paved the way
for two others. Freddie Welsh, who
as his name indicates, is a hard little
fighter, played a i defensive game
Lnmar's Best Players.
For Lamar, Eddie Schurtz was best.
This bov kicks splendidly and is sure
to be heard from as one Of the very best
offensive players in the city as soon as
Lamar has thoroughly developed team
work. Billy Daley also kicks very &C
curately as well as blocking well Billy
possesses a very cool head, which is the
most valuable asset in soccer. n with
a little more practice he will develop
into one Of the best players in the city
Considering that it was the first game
he had ever played, Sam Lisso also
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
GOLFING HINTS.
Br asTRAIGHT DRIvE.o

BALLOON SHOTS.-Among begin
ners there is often an inclination
to drive balls which go into the air
almost upright for probably 40 to
60 yards elevation and little dis
lance. 1 know of no more pathetic
spectacle on the links than that Of a
novice so helpless as when he
reaches this stage.
The best and only cure I have
ever seen work is to make the Of
fender drive from the tees for a bit
with his brassie without any sand
under the ball. A few such drives
and a determination to use lower
tees thereafter will effect a cure.
Only a week or so ago 1 got
mixed up in a match when a player
of long years experience began
shooting balloon shots. He teed so
high that he frequently almost sue
ceeded in tearing the club head un-
der the ball without hitting it.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
RITCHIEHA5 EARNED $4,000;
J0HNS0NS TOTAL IS 100000
Leading Fighters Make Money but Not All Of Them Hold
Fast to It; Ritchie Has Invested His Earnings in
Real Estate and Bond S; Welsh Has Cleaned
Up $4,000 in Past Five Months.
BY FRANK G. MENKE.

twice as much as Richie and about six
times as much as Welsh, is reported as
broke" NJ doubt the reports are true.
Johnson can toss away money about as
easily as he used to toss away OPP
ponents. The $4,000 that Johnson
earned in the Moran fiasco never
reached his hands. Creditors in Paris
attached it and the chances are that
Johnson never will get a dollar Of it
Johnson is press ACCENTED to get $780,
900 for that proposed Willard fight
The chances are that if the fight ever
does come off Johnson never will get
$4,000. About $4,000 of that seems to
be conversational money and other
creditors are quite likely to jump onto
can reach it for food and -refreshment
purposes.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09

DlaVe0 a SDlenQlu game
most Of those who have been playing
all season.
Senior League Opens Season
The senior league opened its season
Wednesday afternoon when the teams
from the San Jacinto and BealI scnooIs
clashed on the foundry grounds IN d
fast, hard fought game
The lineups for Tuesdays game were
ViIas-C. Beisswenger, left wing; f.
Welsh, left inside wing: 6. CroII' (caP.
tain). center: J. Hunter, right INSIDE
wing; F.. Giuett, right wing; I. Cooley.
left half back: G. Magruder, center nan
back; w. Caples, left half back; j.
Cordnsar. right full back; H. Wilson,
right half back, r. Lawrence, goaL
LAMAR. Schurtz, left wing; j. Ma
honey. left inside wing; S. Lisso' CEN
ter; NJ. Silverman, right inside i
J.. Conner, right wing; w. Daley, IeIt
half back; E. Wheeler, center half back;
/. Rudial. left full back; l. Fitzgerald,
right full back; E. Rudial, right half
back: f. Dawson, (captain), goal
Referee, w. R. Pearson; hnesman-
Miss Swami
Hunter and Welsh.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
MACK SELLS COLLINS
TO CHICAGO AMERICANS

Philadelphia. Pa, Dec. 9-Eddie Col
Inns. star second baseman, was today
sold to the Chicago Americans. Ac.
cOrding to Connie Mack, manager Of
the champion Athletics, negotiations
have been under way for some time
and the deal was contaminated in New
York today, the contracts being signed
in that city.
Mr.. Mack declined to make public the
amount of money involved in the deal,
but it is believed to nave been a record
breaking sum. one report says the
sale price was $780, 00-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
BRAVES DEFEAT
EASILY

The Braves took three out OF four points
from the Athletics Tuesday evening on the
Cactus bowling alleys Strelitz carried of
the honors with the hislest Individual game
with a score Of Isl. and his total Of 469
was also high
The Tigers won three out Of four points
from the Pirates. Stern rolled the highest
game with a score Of 2o3. His total Of
4S2 was also high.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
DUNDEE WINS FIGHT
WITH JOE RIVERS

Los Angeles, Calf, Dec. 9.-Johnny
Dundee, the New York lightweight.
gained a decision over Joe Rivers, OF
Los Angeles, Tuesday night in the last
20 round battle to be staged in Cali
fornia before the anti-prize fight laW
becomes effective.
Rivers had a had over the New
York Italian until the 18th round. Al
ter that Dundee took the lead and had
Rivers almost out in the 18th n
goth.
PHONE EASY 8 FOR
Coal. wood and kindiing. Service best
ever. Try us and be convinced.
NECESSITIES co. Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
GOLFERS OF TUCSON
o S AT DOUGLAS

Tucson, Ariz., Dec. S.-Having been
defeated by a score of 10 the gold team
Of the Tucson Country club returned
here from Douglas, where it had en-
countered opposition in the Douglas
COUNTRY club. The TucsOnians praised
the hospitality they received They were
guests at a smoker and luncheon.
Those who made the trip We're Wal
ter Wakefield, Hiram COrbetL Harold
S%teinfeld, DR.. c. A. Schrader, Louis
Jaeger, DIT. J. /. Butler, T X Richey
and Maxwell Milton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09

Marquard was a free lance when he
signed, and promises to spring further
surprises. Bender, Plank and CoombS
were made free agents by the action
OF Connie Mack, in asking waivers and
then releasing them.
Joe Birmingham had an accident
when a chip was broken from a bone
in his right knee ,ast fall in his col
Iision with T~ruesdale of New York
The CleveIOnd manager may not be
able to play next spring as a result.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
Grand total .S31
Richie Has Invested His.

Ritchie has al the money that he
earned-and the interest accumulation
gilt edged real estate and in bonds and
Ritchie never will be a poor man even
if he doesn't succeed in his present am
bitiOn the recovery of the title from
Welsh.
Welsh is making hay while the sun
shines. He is picking up every loose
dollar arOund these Americantzed parts,
and when he leaves it's likely that he
will take back to Europe with him
about $4,000 Of the dear public's
money.
johnson Is Reported Broke.
Johnson, who has earned more than
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09

h Federal league is evidently not
frightened at the threats made by the
Washington club owners to carry the
case of Walter Johnson, their star
twirler who jumped to the outlaws,
into court. President Gilmore in a re-
cent statement said that the best legal
talent in the country examined John
sons contract INC held that he vas
free to sign with any team.
The Federal league also claims that
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09

Jockey f. Martin, who rode three
winners and pilOted his fourth mount
into third place Tuesday. drew the dis
pleasure of the judges for alleged
rough riding on Helen RaybOuld and
was set down for five days. Martin
had the leg up on Knight of Pythias,
Tempest and Helen Raybould, who
were first past the winning post, and
Nobby, which finished third in the
first race Of the afternoon.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
BOGUE TEAM WINS
FROM McCUE FIVE

The Bogue bowling team took three out
OF four games from the McCue five Tues
day evening on the Wigwam alleys Flu
entes rolled the highest individual game
with a score Of 246 and his total Of SIS was
also high.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09

Why NOte
A fine Mexican 1arape as a Git Tor
your eastern friend, at
Beach's Art Shop,
4OS San Francisco St-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09

was a good puglIlst and the Ight
fans donated over $4,000 to Willie
after he got his title. Freddie Welsh is
a good Fighter, and since Freddie
grabbed the title from Willie last sum
mer, Freddie has made about $4,000.
Jack Johnson is another good fighter,
and his rim earnings to date have been
over $500, 900. n the dUsky champ
hasn't reached the limit Of his earning
capacity.
Ritchie after taking the title from
-Wolgast, fought six real fights. includ-
ing the Welsh bout Here is a list
showing what Willie got for each exhi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
4Oldl Geo.. . @0O'u
johnson Has Made Fortune.

began after he whipped Tommy Burns.
Up to that time Johnson was quite
willing to fight for just a little more
than enough to buy him a chicken din
ner. Here is JOhnson's earning list from
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
DISCRIMINATION.

LAW abiding citizens cannOt
carry pistols, but gunner do not
come under that classification.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09

NEW YORK, Dec. ct pays to be 4
N a good pugilist. Willie Richie
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09

One of the leading riders at the over
the river course, in an attempt to take
unfair advantage at the start, was
promptly suspended for five days. This
will doubtless be a warning to the 9TH
err riders that the starter viii not
tolerate these tactics under any cir
cumstances.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
Villas TEAM WINS SOCCER CAME.
DEFEATING LAMAR PLAYERS, 5IOO
Team Work Is Most Essenti al Factor in Villas Victory;
Though Individual Clev erness Played It's Part;
Lamar's Team Work Excellent, but Not So
enDevelopedas That of Opponents.
By J. G. BRANN.


plaved a splendid game. SURPRISING
most Of those who have Deeh Playing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
TaUWW- GNU % UWl L. 70 WVWE D-VU9 ~ !" E"|
Nobby, IL to show.
E0HO-SECOND RACE
OOOU Five and onehalf Fmlongs-Two year ODDS.
rlongs-Two year ODDS.


Knght = % place ut % show Wheat p to place IS to shOw8 o.
monde, 2-5 to show.
ENE1-THRD RACE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09

One Mle-SeIing; three year olds and up.

Mate, As to place. 2-5 to show;
Brando, % to show. Tahoe scratched.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-12-09
-seIling: tbree vear OIdg and up.
RACE

Young 81 to show.
--- UoTDTrT DACU
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

petbt-aber feiner ioaor Scr iiiIrgc.
rem aapaltere bat bisher Der holbcll
Srailen itno Sungfrauen oiclcS arei.
les belonoers geoad)tl Sic 81 6eid)G-
men 'tefe ih after Manl icbt uii.
Wtethc 0errenL Iehmlt Die friidb &c
fiiaten Slider sur Nono, trillfcn mir
ems, jmei. orei aus ulf bua @ohl
aller ilteren rmb iiingcren Ianell
bier! llniere Gamer iollen lc-"
Die 5meite Sdlitc oca @ortea blic6
aus. Sn berr bon Goberie micOcr
geldlolienen Seniter bate cS ollilc.
bliBt-ein SduB frodlte ilber leilc
Shulter 6inipeg. 8loaiplitter mo
Fulperoampf trafen Die aopic Der
3unoditlieenoen INTO Nerr bon
9arbafi ianf obue einen ciniigeu mci.
teren Sallt mie Elm gcf1ltcr Cid,
ltamm orobncro jt 9obcr mo icilt
rotbes, beiBes Ser5blut id,oB III
bidem Strobl iibcr @rp5clbn'S wciBc5
Soh5eitsflcio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

icltiamen Slid seiebeit, init bent Der
groBe aerl BORT uniere gar5e 8eieQ.
if,aft ebell blibifneI senu,itert bat?"
fragte SrGltlein bon 9erolaiuicS leiie
ibren Sitter, Der Die 9aiiern priifenO
mribalrte. .Gs lag elm 10 ilnbeimli.
der, peritefter s(ilSoruf BARN, oab
if er idprod."
ygilf mir iiel ser 9Iid auf. Oas
mar niitbenber 9teib iiber bas Hrunf.
mabl Der Serren."
,@ebe 8ott, odB eS MIR gteio mar, "
ieuf5te oas blaiie Maoden fat I'M.
borbar.
Gr iob lie ldhelnb an.
rSbr ideint az sipeifeln, SrGuIein
8lao5ia. Ias 9olf lit ia eemiB bier
pie ilberaa uidt iebr suoerldiiig, unb
faas 9mbielnidi iiegte, itdnbe es
idlimn and I'm StnreiioIo. 9lber
bas ioa ia @ott iei Can't mad Den
8orten bes aaiteaan's ioeber 10 gut
mie ausgeitloiien iein. Su Si,man.
pober SIR fommt, ieib SIR benz
ariegslfouplat melt naber. Blaet
baber an Oiclem idonen Gage Gilcr
aopiden nid,t nit triihen @ebanfer
uno loBt Gller 8las lieber all boS
meme flingell. "a trinft man ms ia
audi pieoer bon briibcil gu"
Nqein INTER ieiuer crfiiniteltell
Seiterfeit fonllte Ooberis Den aarlse,l
gtahmittag iibcr oeli ploblid) auige-
itiegeren @eoanfen nid)t los meroen,
Dab Der uubeimlid) blidenoe Bauer in
irgenO meld)cn 9e5iebungen 5u Dem
Idulrfiifen Srpc5ef itebe. Sieier mar
emit Ourd) einen rnentOedten Seller
ans leincm @eipabriam entfommen,
mo Der ober sic Seller maren bellte
nod, inter Den 8utsleliten. Soate ct,
mas iu &erfe lem?
gci Den Heigen, mo Snugipieler
Der Sugeno, Die nud) Der Saiel Ses5et
uno Cecilia Dor Dem Saule leitcten.
mar SoberiB gnr niht bel Der Sad)e.
lln0 enolld Sog er Ses5et gelegentlid,
beiieite.
nSu bit cit after Sfipar5icber,
%attluortcte linn Der lad)eib ialt ebenic
mie SoberiB porbin ieiner Game.
o@erabe Der aerl, bon Dem Oh
ipridit, lit 5mor mituntcr etuaS aller.
fopiig, ober ~iobrelnna ols elmer unie.
rer 5uuerlGiiiglten 9alern erprobt.
Wiit Srpc5ef mar er SuleBt pie Sunr
mo &oee. ein GinperitdnoniB 5wi-
id)en beiOeu lit gon5 ausgeidloiien
llub mcnu audi: mir iinb bier gcraOc
! beilte 9cgen ied5ig Ganm, oble oil
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10
@iertes anpitel.

I'm 5I crfahrer, ans meiicn Hphr
Der SduB fam. miliieu mir bis 5t
Dem 3citpu1tft bcs pcrguugcntu Nod:
mifto9s 6llrildgebeu nlS @crO mo
Scrr BON garb5fi in %,}ptpmierS Den
nlltteigroBen, magcrcn Gbclmum nIi
ocm M%orttplase ~trofcn. Icriclbc
lhritt mad, Der bcibericitS 10 unlieb.
'amcn 9caegnullg, ohnc lid, nilr cins
NAL lim5uIeben, g~crooeuits meitcr,
init Dem gleifen hobniiten SGd)ellt
I'm Den bnbpcr5crrtcn Wirto.
nSreile lid porl1liig nod eill ne
MIG, alter Sreunb," milrneltc CT
ourd Die 3obne Dor lid bin. ~9tid,t
laugc m1ehr mirit Tit 10 aliidlif ieiu.
Oh Sprcscf ifon bort lem maa2 Sol
fentlif 6ringt CT gtIte Gad,riht."
gom Marft siug Der 0ianm mlog.
lihIt perItoblcn burd, mcbrerc id)mo.
lc. holbbnnflc, ii~bclriefenoc Sintcr.
goBd,en bis SIT eincin StaQpfortdplt,
oas CT 81 ieiner Seiriebigiuto MIR olr'
selebnt fano. Gr trot III eincu anilj
ounflen, cngen, idmlisiecn Surd).
gang, Der i'm ailf eillcn fleincn Sol
fiibrte. 0nS mar Der Sol nit beu
!Sinteraebdlben Ser Spelnlfc o;}lum
ShooBe Ibrabam's".
Ils er Die orei abgellllstcrL NOR.
GGnrfipt1tnn niif Scr 4 Sritr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

reno Der Sotci NIT ietner Sante, eli.
mem bleid)en. rnhigen Trdillein Dol,
IcroldlpicS, red,t gut, f,iir 5liipcileil
ldnpcifte iein @lif SIT Scofilu, bic an
Der Scltc ibrca @iirOentr1aers Dem
iungen @hcpoar aegcniiber iaB. Gr
'elb't botte ais 8~eaeniiber Glpfo ullo
8ero. Deiler quite Suitnc pollfpmmell
interchangeable mar. Ger ,}ufaa
mo pieileihr auf Selrnd's Nntbiilfe
hutteil bas fleiue Srnulein non Ser
bonoipstn. odS inlerlldl bic ,}llriif-
haltiulg hires 9eitrigeu aapalters
Den Nnorhnuilgen Der @aitgeber jlts
lfrieb, nit @lnoef Gprunsfi ali
Serbs lihte Scite aebraht, ulo Die
lllIrlge S%lonbinc BEETLE lid Die @ele-
gelbelt oils5irHllBen. Die betoelt
8aare pllrben balb 10 lebbaft per-
gnilgt, oab man Selel1n's bellies Sc.
fld)er elnlnal iognr mltten IN Der Mns
lprdd)e oes Serrm aaitetlan'S per-
ndtln, meld)e bieIer cbenip altsonu-
crno ais langipcilig oilf oos @obl Der
Nellpernl1bltcn mo Oes goll5en Salts
les @nro5fl belt. Heben ulb Srinf-
'prild)e folgtcn chamber.
Neint Nod,tiid, lieB Serr bon
@aro5fi Die %elboromlng ieiner SUITS.
Oepolferlung cintreten: WGnner. @ei.
Der mo ainber, Die @rpSeloa ltno
Maref f!cine @eid)eufe inter gereim.
ten lllb llnaereimten @liiflpiiuid,en
il%berreid)tcn. Man lnd)ie mo frei,te
lid, bariiber; Der 9rGlltigam CAB je.
Dem Der Sellte elm paar @elbitiide unb
ole jitllge Srnll mo Die 5uil1dit iiser.
ben Somen iteften oeu ainoern
3llderladlen 5lt.
SEER 6rancisSef, babt SIR Sen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

bari" rief Serb, BEN pollen 8elh auf
etnen i3itg leerenb.
,Sipant ole 9orosfis unb Gibbs.
fis! Giuant St~areiiolo!" eridoG es
bieraitf.
sd babe iold)e &opfihmer5en bon
Dem Sdrm nnO Dem @ein," erflGrte
Seleno ibrem aapalier mo @ero; bo.
BET lad,te lie, als Oh baS Ser groBte
@enub Der 8elt lei. sd mus lube.
oingt an Die friid1e 2uitl"
Seofila borte oos mo beitate lid,
iiber Den Gid SIT ibr bin.
nauf ihL Selena! SD fomme nit.
Der Serr 8aitelIan miro mid boz
fentlib siitieit eini9e Winltten emf.
ihnIbieen."
Sran5 Soberis blifte Der eroBcn
briinetten W1ofei1eeitdlt in Dem met.
BEN @erpaftb nadl, bis lie s(rm in slrm
init Der lebenipriibenben &leinen in
Der Shiir nod bem Gang perihpano.
v9ie Hed,pfannen POM iSeltertperf
iinb gefpiB idon beruntergebrarmt. "
benerfte er; res miro braltBen ounfle
Nad,t iein."
r9apon fonnen mir ms ia aleif,
iiber5cilgen," meinte tSrGlilein bon
Verolarpic5, inOem tic ben aopf sum
Selriter berumorebte.
Wit einent leid)ten Shrei fubr lie
ie0of iofort 5uriid. ulo I0beris
blifte in Elm ~falfpeiBes @ciid,t nit
frampfbaft geihloiirnen Mitgen.
lin 8ottespilen, SrGitlein @loos
Sia!" raiinte er ibr aanS erifrofen,
aber leile 81, INN Die anDern nid,t anti.
merfIam 8u MAIDEN. .@as lit Gut,?
Spred,t bod, raih!"
Sic Offnete iurdJtiam balb Die
2ioer.
DSa--binter uns-am Seniter!"
Gr orebte iib iofort I'M. On benz
geihloiieneit Seniter mar nid)ts SIT be-
merfen; unourborinsIif ihlpar5 lag
Die Naft babinter.
lin gon5 iid)er 81 iein, Itanb or
aiif, rib cinen Sliigel alf unb, beuatc
lid rpeit binails. Or iob iebof nidtS
uno iestc iib wieocr ncben icinc
Dame.
nWns entiettc gil6 10, SrGulein
@lao6io?"
ga, mas gibbs benn?" iraaten
aud goleslaiu Yiatelsfi INTO ieine
Siif)oame neitgierig.
uWtir mar" Itammelte SrGulein
bon 9erolanicS, nod INNER nift
gat5 gefaBt, oolS oh ih ein perSerr.
tee, bnrtigeS @eiift Dereinifaitell
i1be!"
Limo bas lit allcs?" ladte 8rp,
lima. Slider nar eS elmer Ser Sic.
ner ODER alttifer, Der trob Serrn 9es.
GETS 0erbct einmal ans Seniter fam.
Nls er lid ben,erft iab, perlfmano err
ielbitperitdnblih id,leunigIt!"
yDas lit moelidl," itiinmtc Io6eris
bel. sd borte einise Der 2eiitc nitt
peit bon bier ipre6en, nno cine gro.
Bere @ri,ppe itanb Dor Dem beQen
Soupteinsang. Gin @eiit wiro's
niht eepeien iein, Oenn nod lit es
niht Mitternadt! Sahabai"
"Hein, nod Sebn Winitten bis ga.
bin" perieete boS bleihe M1bfell
leiie itnb nod einmal 5uiammenifaii-
erno, init einem Bid aiii Die groBe,
bon sipei pergolbeten 2olpeniiguren
gebaItene l1br al Der @aito.
.Wfeine SerrIdaiten," ertoi1te in
oemIelben Iugenblid wieoer Serri
bon 9aroSfi'S lauter iroblifer 9aB.
Or itano in i%eiler aar5en itGmmia.
breiten, fraftpollen Statilr Dor ieincm
Sttbl, oiif ben @rpSeloa lid, ebeu 81,
einem fiir5elL pe~rtroiitcn 3lpiegc.
lprdf nit Der Wlltter ibres Maref
nieoerieBte, mo itrid, iid lad)enb ben
ergrauenoen Shmurrbart.
,Mander Srinfiprl,d) murbe be.
reits on Dem belltigen Gage ocS
@liids All oaS jungc Gbepaar itio
Die beioen ileuen 9rontpaarc orsge'
brad)t, maither aild) Dem Inoetfen
iniereS glorreid)en ieligen aonigs &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

: @ir fremen nns berslidJ, baR 4
, mir Dir, lieber Seier, in oieier I
: GrsGblnns cine iiberans pad I
, enbc Sdiloernng zines glifli- I
, liden Sodseitsfeites bieten, Inn !
, melfes lid Ssenen sliibenber :
, 9iebe, beifer Sample nnb Sba- !
, ten bodJiinnisen Gbelmutbes !
, ipinnen. In uirit sernc &c. I
, iteben, baf iuldbe arbenrei- :
? d c $tlber rihtiscr gel :
, bentbaten nnb pp%ferwiaiger .
, Srere bas Sers erbeben nnb :
, iiberans genmhreide Stnnben :
, luarm fatbuliider 2eftiire bic :
, ten. Nimm hin nno lies! Ser :
gift aber ardJ nidjt, lieber Seier, :
: inns wiiien sn laiien, wic Dir :
? ioldle SpenOe mnnSrt. @ir :
, molten 3ein llrtbeil bOren.- I
, Der Gbefrebaftenr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

(Sortiesltng aili Ser A. Scitc.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-03-10

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-02-06
n. CLAUDE GUERlN. NJ. D
DICKSON. TENN.

Received training at the following
Hospitals OF New York City:
Bellevue, Good Samaritan. :
Polytechnic" and st. Bartholo.
Special attention given to diseases
OF women. ALEC kidney. bladder
and venereai diseases.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-02-06

We have a complete line Of Hard
ware and everything known to the
line. Dickson Hardware Co.
R. Y. Rulings. has this week 6n-
ished his contract Of the wood work
on the John Il. Baker business house.
and the shelving is being installed
by Earle Sager as rapidly as posi-.
Bile, and in tne course nf a few days
this magnificent building will be
ready Tor occupancy,
Services at ST. Johns Lutheran
Church next Sunday morning, Feb.
the Sth, ~ follow; S:45 Cs,echetical
Instruction, $50 Sunday school.
1890 Rev. J +. +, kayhoe. the
pastor, coniu divine service and
is to discuss The STANDARD Re.
Agion."
Vulcan I.evel.land, Hillside and
Subsoil Flows are better.
Dickson Hardware Co.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-02-06
ST. PAUL.

Mrs. Mollie Loggins and chill.
dren visited her sister. Mrs. l.ettie
Loggins Sunday,
Miss Louise Roberts OF Chariot,
spent the weekend with Miss Mary
Hickerson.
Miss Lizzie Hickerson Of Char.
lotte spent few days with home.
folks here
MIR. and Mrs, vergil Choats visit.
ed the lstters mother, Mrs. MolIie
Speight Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Hickerson spent
Wednesday night with Miss Louie
Loggins.
! Mrs. J. K. Neblett visited her
parents at Charlotte last week.
! Miss Minnie Hickerson spent
Wednesday evening with Mrs. Kell,
Speight.
Mrs. Erskin Eubanks attended
services at Charlotte Sunday night
Mary and Linden Loggins spen,
Saturday night with9 Sarah and
Eddie Loggins,
The Crow Bros, are going t.
move their mill in the hollow aboy.
the Big Spring Church.
Mrs. y. B. Speigh. visited hel
parents on Jones Creek Thursday.
Messrs, Edwards and Alternately
OF Clarksyille were in our nrighbor,
hood buying tobacco last week.