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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-31

Russian diplomacy, intriguing in the
Balkans, may largely be blamed for
the present Austro-Servian or Austrc-
Slavic situation, for while it in appear.
ance is quarrel between the little
Slavic state of Servia and the great
Empire of Austria-Hungary, in fact it
is quarrel of long standing between
Austria and all the Slav nations, not
excluding Russia.
Bosnia and Herzegovina, once Ser
vian provinces, in 1909 belonged to
Turkey, although they were occupied
by Austrian troops, and in every way,
but on paper, were parts of the Aus
trian empire. Austria had been quiet
ly planning to annex the two little
Slavic provinces for some time, but
could not quite see her way clear to do
it without arousing strenuous protest
from the powers. When the Turkish
constitutional revolution took place in
1909 Austria saw her opportunity and
took advantage of it.
1t was maintained by the powers
that Austria's act in annexing the
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-31
WASHINGTON BACKS
AMERICAN FINANCES
McAdOo Ready to Send Out
Half Billion Dollars in
Currency.

WASHINGTON, July 31.-Presidert
Wilson took strong steps today to pro-
tect the United States against tre-
mendous financial and commercial
pressure caused by the European war.
He practically has made up his mind
to send one and possibly two nomina-
tions for the federal reserve board to
the senate before the close of the
day.
He directed Secretary of the Treas
ury McAdoo to take all possible steps
to insure the financial stability of the
nation, and he approved the closing Of
the New York stock exchange.
Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
issued a statement announcing that
the government stands ready to send
out half million dollars in currency
If this amount is needed, to meet the
emergencies created by the European
war.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-31
MARKET
BREAKS IN PRICE

CHICAGO, July 31.-The refusal of
exporters at the seaboard to ship
wheat unless cash accompanies the
consignment, resulted in break in
prices on the board Of trade today.
Closing prices were in the neighbor-
hood Of 9 cents lower than yesterdays 8
high mark and about 6 cents lower
than yesterdays close.
The Armour interests did much to
restore confidence by offering to as
sist any firms who cared to avoid ex-
cessive margin calls.
Corn and oats we're also weakened
by the break in wheat.
President Aldrich of the stock ex.
change issued the following statement
today:
The closing of the exchange was in
response to demands from brokers and
bankers throughout the country, and
will afford a general feeling of relief. u
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FEAR FOR RELATIVES.
Local Families Apprehend War Dec
laration in Europe.

AS details Of the European situa-
tion reach the city, uneasiness for the
safety of the party travelling abroad
1s increasing. -. -.7''-- --'e-,
All foreign students at the big Ger
man schools were informed today that
they must leave Germany Immediate
1y. Whether this will apply to mem
bers of the Richmond party is not
known.
Already the scramble for return
passage has begun. Americans in the
far East nearest the outbreak are
thronging railroad stations, pleading
with officials for transportation
Steamer reservations are all taken for
several weeks in advance. Should the
Richmond travellers wish to return i'm.
mediately it would probably be i'm
possible for them to get passage for a
month or six weeks. Their only hope
would be mere good fortune or fore.
sight to have booked reservations pre-.
viously.
Railroads In Use.
In case they were held up for this
length of time with the governments
D., jS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-31
WAR BULLETINS

Berlin Noon-The emperor declared
a state Of war for Germany and Ba-
varia. This action usually preeedes
the mobilization Of the army. The
streets are filled with persons cheer.
Ing and singing patriotic songs. Bank
rates have been raised.
St. Petersburg Noon-The car de-
mands knowledge Of Austria's attitude
in case Of victory in Servia.
Vienna 4 p. m.-Hope Of IocaIizlng
Austro-Servian war dim.
WAR BELIEVED INEVITABLE.
London Noon-Efforts for peace
proceeding; general European war be.
iieved inevitable.
Rome p. m.-ItaIy is assembling
its fleet.
Washington-Secret McAdoo will
send out half billion dollars in cur.
rency if necessary to meet emergen.
cies caused by European crisis.
Nish, new capital Servia-Servian
troops repuIsed Austrians in desperate
fighting at Morava Pass.
Vienna-Servian frontier guards In.
vading Austrian territory near klotie'
vas, Bosnia, repuIsed with losses.
STOCK EXCHANGES CLOSE.
New York-Stock exchange ordered
closed for the present.
Chicago-Stock exchange ordered
closed for present.
Boston-Stock exchange ordered
closed.
PhiIadeIphia-Stock exchange order
ed closed.
RaItimore-Stock exchange closed.
Pittsburg-Stock exchange closed.
lndianapoIis-Stock exchange closed
indefinitely.
London-A run by note holders Or
Bank of England Interrupted by regu
lar closing hours.
GIasgow-Stock exchange closed.
Llverpool-Stock exchange closed.
Hamburg-The Hamburg American
Steamship company suspends sailing
Of all transatlantic steamers of its
line.
BerIin-Diplomatic relations be
tween Austria and Russia broken off
New York-Severai failures Of large
firms we're reported on the cotton ex
change before noon.
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the car today. The followinR dis
patch from St. Petersburg faiied ts
reneve the tension to any extent:
The following official statement ID
authorized: Russia desires NO war.
Our partial mobilization is a precau.
tionary measure to preserve the inde-
pendence Of Servia''
Premier Asquith called Z meeting OF
the cabinet in Downing street.
ITALY RECALLS SHIPS,
ROME, July 31.-The Italian gov
eminent today ordered three warships
now at Clyde on an instructional
cruise to proceed at once to Cadiz
with all possible speed.
FRENCH CABINET MEETS.
PARIS. July 31-President Poincare
and his full cabinet held an extended
session this afternoon. The war min
lister made a complete report ON the
nations readiness for war.
DUTCH ARMY MoeILIZEs.
THE HAGUE. Netherlands, July 81.
"A decree ordering urgent general
mobilization Of the Dutch army was
signed by Queen Wllhelmina at 1:30
o'clock this afternoon.
GERMAN LINERS HELD BACK.
NEW YORK, July 31.-Of1cials Of
the Hamburg American line announc.
ed today that the liner Vaterland
Continued on Page Eighty
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Initial Step Follows Russia's FaiIufe to
Offer Satisfactory Explanation For
Partial Mobilization Of Troops
ALL STOCK EXCHANGES CLOSE DOORS
Russians Flock to Standard Of Nicholas;
German Troops Fonify French Frontier;
England Gloomy Over Outlook

31-E Of
Of
a
fromB Bavaria Issued"
The q
torve Of her mobilization
out the
country have by
countries
footing
haveto
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-31

HOPE OF PEACE DIM.
LONDON, July 31.-Hope OF avert
ing the war catastrophe has been aban-
doned. All Europe will soon be In
volved in the greatest conflict that
the world has ever seen. Efforts Tor
peace are still going on but 1t Is ex-
pected they will be fruftless.
A dispatch from Vienna says, The
hope Of localizing tho war between
Austria and Servia is very dim." Is In
terpreted in London as meaning that
mobilization of the German army has
begun. The foreign offices of Vienna
and Berlin have been in constant com
munication for the last forty-e1ght
hours, keepig each other advised OF
all developments.
Dispatches stating that the Russian
premier had replied to Germany's ulti'
matum with a statement that mobil1-
zation of the cars troops could not
be stopped, were regarded as the final
blow to the peace efforts.
Sent to Gar.
The Exchange Telegraph company
states that Emperor William has sent
his brother, Prince Henry of Prussia
to St. Petersburg He closely followed
Grand Duke Ernest of Hesse, broth
er of the Russian empress. Prince
Henry is commander of the German
navy.
A dispatch from Berlin stating that
the rupture of diplomatic relations be
tween Austria and Russia was com
plete. was accompanied by reports
that Austria would declare war against
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-31
LONDON EXCHANGE
CLOSES AND WHEAT
ADVANCES $4 A TON
Moneyed Men of Europe
View With Horror Violent
Increase of Discount Rate
to 4 Per Cent.

LONDON, July 31.-The closing of
the stock exchange here today has in
creased the terrible panic that first
seized spectators and investors when
the war talk began, and the financial
situation now is in state of unparal-
leled paralysis. With the bank of Eng
land raising it's discount rate from s
to 4 per cent and the prospect of an
other advance being made within
twenty-four hours, with wheat soaring
to a record mark, an utter stagnatlon
of the security market, two broker
age firms being forced to the wall over
night and others in financial dinlcul'
ty, the situation today was one that
was viewed with horror by the mon
eyed men Of Europe.
Almost ruinous discount rates pre-
sage the failure of many of the Oldest
established firms in England and
throughout Europe.
Buys American Wheat.
Wheat is at a premium. 1t made a
sensational rise of 81 a ton over night
and even higher prices were offered
touay with little of the commodity IN
sight.
Every effort is being made by Lon
don bankers to protect the gold bull
lion reserve, but the outgo still as
sumes huge proportions. All this gold
has been shipped to other European
countries.
Business at Lloyds with the excep
ton of that done along insurance lines
is at a standstill The company is be
ing deluged with requests for lnsur
ance against the ravages OF war, Du'
Lloyds is loath to take such risks.
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EXPORT OF GOLD
BREAKS RECORD

NEW YORK, July 31.-The Ameri-
can liner st. Louis, which sailed for
Europe this morning, carried the larg-
est amount OF gold ever taken from
any port Of the world for q single ship
ment. The total value Of the cargo
was $11,025,o0e. or more than $780,
900 over the. previous high record tor
q gold ahihanA1as ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-31
BELGIUM FORBIDS
LIVE STOCK SALES

BRUSSELS, July 31.-A royal de-
cree was issued today forbidding the
expectation of live stock, wheat, ma
chinery or horses. Confidential in
structions were sent to all customs Of
fees. King Albert will take command
of the army in case of war.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-31
BERLIN RATES JUMP.

BERLIN, July 31.-The bank rate
was raised to per cent today. Inter.
est on advances was increased to
per cent.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-31
Austrian Officers Observing
Movements of Enen1yS Forces

Photograph of Austrian officers who now making all
of Austrian
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CORN MARKET SCARS.

LIVERPOOL, July 31.-The corn
market opened in a very excited man
ner today with futures soaring from
~ to IA cents over last nights close
There was every indication that the
prices would continue to advance and
reach record marks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-07-31

Note-The appended article de-
tails the causes of the Austro-Ser-
Wan war. II was written especially
for The Palladium by a keen stu
dent of modern history.
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Continued ON Page Eighty
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Continued on Page Six.)
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-27
Mis- Earrictt NUec7t.

New York, oct. 2G.--Aftcr vaIuHE
seventeen years FOR Justice. t7-ri r.r
NuRent hasn't given M yot.
}TarIiett was recently found .a-
Gering on q Brooklyn street IN pitt
able condition. Sha lad had nothing
10 eat for days. she was taken fo
the Kings County Hospital She .old
them mere that she really hoped t1
collect before she died a judgment for
$4,000 which she secured seventeen
vars ago against tho metropolitan
Street Railway Company.
The girl was just three years old
when she was run over ny a Madison
street car snd badly crippled. Benia
min OppenheIm, a prominent young
attorney, took her case to court sud
got $4,000 verdict. Tie railway re-
fused 10 pay this claim, and managed
by devious ways to have Oppenhclm
disbarred.
One Of the employees Of the con.
pany was told to burn certain YOU 81
ers he had IN his possession. but DO.
lievlng they would some day be pa.
value to him he did not do 90. IN fr|
this mans landlady discovered ann.
his papers the data which proved
Oppenheim was Innocent. Her evia
restored him to the bar.
In tie meantime tho frenzied hu
ciers in control of the MetrOpoI.t
wrecked the road and plunged 80 .r..
bankruptcy. The interest on the e. ..
gent girls $1,000 judgment has i..
swollen the sum to $4,000. but tn .a.
Is a question whether Eho will ,..
be able TO collect.
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RED PAPERS NOW BEING
ISSUED IN MEXICO

washington, oct. 26.-The Meztaau
red papers" are the latest addition
to the publications Of diplomacy while
not bearing the official stamp Of any
OF the Mexican factions, the little vol
ume which made its appearance TODAY
purports TO contain official cOrrespou-
deuce between Carranza "a. villa, ZHpatn,
VHIareal and others being an alleged
expose Of the Great C.enuncO con-
sptracy Toe Intimate Don Venustlana
CarraHza."
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FOLEY cATHARTIc TAeLETs.

You will like their positive action.
They have n tonic effect ON the bowels
and give a wholesome. thorough clean
ing to the entire bowel tract stir
the liver 10 healthy activity and koeD
stomach sweet. Cons-ipati head
ache. dull. tired feeling never aHiict
those VINO use Foley Cathartic Tablet
Only 26c. fAdvl
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED-To advertise our
goods by distributing free samples to
consumer, 90 cents an hour. Write for
full particulars. The Favori Co. 4024
Finch Ave, Dayton, O.. 25oct
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To the Public.

81 used a bottle Of Chambcrta.u.a
Cough Remedy last winter for q -..
we're bronchial cough and can con
scientOusly say that 7 never took
medicine that did me so much good"
writes Mrs. q. ". Andrews. Andrew,
Ind. For sale ~ a dealers. tAdvJ
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE FRENCH MARKET-T06 East
Wright street. Just open; everything
can and sanitary: fresh meats, gH0cer-
q and vegetables Phone 703, 27o1W~
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FOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH-3lh
lots south front on East Hill belt.
Postofiice Box 753, city. oct22u
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acres under cultivation broom
house, two-story barn. miles from
city on hard road. Address BOX II,
R. F. D. No. 1. city. % oct 1t pd
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LEGAL NOTICE.

ExEcUTRlx's NOTICE.
To all creditors. legatees. distributes
and all persons having claims or de-
mands against the estate of James Nc
Hugh, deceased. are hereby notified to
present the same within two years from
date to the undersigned at the office of
the McHugh Grocery Company, East IN
tendencia street, Pensacola, Florida.
I.EONA McHUGH-
Executrix Of the estate Of James Nc
Hugh, deceased.
Sept. %, 1914 503A -oawSw
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FOR SALE-Cheap, 1 bed and springs;
baby buggy; 1 small boys bicycle. All
in good condition. Apply POI E. Gregory
Street 24octIt%
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FOR SALF-Real Estate.

FOR SALE-Residencc on East Hin car
line. Five rooms with reception nat
and bath All modern convenfences-
Write owner. Box 133, Panama City. Fla
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PIANOS.
Female Help Wanted.

$3.50 PER DAY paid one lady in each
town to distribute free circulars for
concentrated flavoring in tubes. Perman-
ent position. T. E. Barr Co, Chicago.
27oct
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FOR RENT-Two large front rooms lad
joining BATH completely furnished for
light housekeeping. Gas and phone. so
r. Chase. Phone 1929. 4oct
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Help Wanted Male

Be a detective; earn $50 to 500 week
ly; travel ali over the world. Write
Dept. &c. United States Detective &
Adjusting Agency, Railway Exchange.
St. Louis, Mo. 20 oct
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FARM LAND FOR SALE

N I st sell at ono. one piece of 24Q acres
near Gcnzale1- Win make the entire 800
acres for 81. oeoc0, $500 90 cash and bal
ance IN ]. ? years at sec. Address,
EoA S3l. Pensacola, Florida. esep
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Furnished Apartn1ent-2 rooms, kitchen, |
private porch. bath. hot water through |
out. Also front room down stairs, pri- |
vate bath, electric lights. Low rate. Ger |
trail location, IS North Reus. Phone |
S5+. 25oct |
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Live Stock and Poultry.

44RLTNG'S as per cent Meat Scraps:
g3ri'ng's Rome Meal for chickens and
s}azer GRADUATED Bone for chickens.
sLrat and poultry supplies. Pensacola
- Company. oct16tf
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ARTESIAN WELLS.

ARTEsIAN wELI.s-~vm put IN well 2
to Il inches diameter; any depth, and
lrtesian Well Co. Cottondale. Fla
1une2Stt
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TREES AND PLANTS.

Sweet Pomegranates, Japan
Persinmons-TWT15,iItte for ond priG ssa on
Erees. I: F. Westmarlz- Phone 40:
y East Garden, Pensacola, Fla oct16tf
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PALMISTRY

sl-AH ELDON-Scientific paImfst.
..tH-7nt and ostFoioSist: test read
I. E1]ts Senu hirthdatc ana > two
.@."..gs. .-oa Fourteenth street \.
-t9]. .. ltoct1 not
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and NURSERIES

FEIPOLA NURSERY Stock grown from
West Florida seed and selected West
florida Budwood IS the hardest Write
+ ". Hinsey, Mgr. Apalachicola. Fla.
2ijune
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LOST AND FOUND.

.OsT-One white speckled setter bitch,
black ears, white tail, four months old.
eturn 10 N c. Mcmillan, reward, phone
Is any Information. 2octSt%
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STRAYED.

STRAYED from my farm at Myrtle
Grove, one small red butt-headed cow,
about four years old. Reward for in
forma ton, Herbert p. Caro-. Phone 10.
oct6tf
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WANTED-TO BUY.

EANTED-To buy a good. all round.
every day horse Give full description,
Eye and price. Address TX care The |
ournal. 22octI0t@
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POSITION WANTED.

NATURALIZATION as stenographer or
Office assistant. Eight years experience
Can furnish excellent references. Not
afraid to work INDOORS or out. Address
''99'' care Journal. 2Ioct7t
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PERSONAL.

Eouthern Lady, rs; worth s12 600:
would marry. H-Box IS, Toledo
@9aSue' 1oleoo' ohio. % oct
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AGENTS-Bfg 24x2S Complete Framed
Art, Religious and Copyrighted Negro
Pictures, 12c. Sensational sellers. 800
per cent profit Sample free. Also por-
traits, convex work pillow tops, lowest
prices. Peoples Portrait. Dept. IS, Chi
Cago. 25oct
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|FAANTED-To Buy residence close In.
State price and location. Box IS. Chip
HT, Fla. 1soc+19+
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TRITE @. w. HINsEY, Mgr, Chipola |
Nursery for prices etc, on West Flori- |
IA Grown Buddsd Orange. Grape fruit |
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wANTED-By thoroughly competent
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fence associa ton with small firm as
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r. R." care Journal. 21oct10tS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
" " "
ltnn6tbige INTRIGUING.

rSait on iemals elm Mdoden gum
2imheon eingelaoen, menn lie iid)
elm 9isd)en lhnah I'M Mageh
iiiblte2"
rgeein, lieber Srerno!"
y0onn folg' meinem Hotb uno
tbit'S aiib nienials. @eitern sing id)
NIT Siilie @eitcott liinfen. 3uerit
molIte lie iiberbaiipt nidts eiien, aber
na6 u1o noh milligte lie elm, oa ibr
l6pad nurbe."
.Sie bat alio etipas beiteQt?"
,gtpas beitelt? Sic erflarte mir,
baB tie nid)t oen minoeiten Sitnger
bobe urlb beiteGte onnn Initern, Sup.
pc, 2oblterfroauetten, Smeetbreaos,
gntenbraten, Biscuit elace, @afaro.
men, aaffee uno Creme De mentbe."
,Gfa, oa i%ollteit on bod frob iein!"
.@esbalb benn frob2"
CAB bas Mdbfen feinen Sllnaer
gebabt bat!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
spab muB aud iein.
Sbieridns.

Cine portebme 9anne, meld,e eli
nem @erein gegen Sbieraualerei bel
getretelt war, ia9te 5u ibrem Be
oieniteten:
nSobaurL fanse bod bie l1itige
Siege, aber tbite ibr nifts 5nleibe,
lonoern loiie lie gum Seniter bin,
aus"
Sobann ling Die Siege, offnete Ell
6eniter, Soeerte aber einen Illgen-
Bid.
n9tun," frogte ieire Serrin, ymes-
balb ldBt On Die Siege niht bin.
aus2"
ngs resnet ein menig," erpioerte
Der 0iener.
SO, oann bringe lie einitpeilell
ms 9teben3immer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06

I'm &aufmcrf ging piel nm" Gel
Itano felt" .Sbron crlitt Shnan.
fling." DSbeer gemanm 0olting," lin
Verlinerbldu berridtr anifnlcnoc
Stiac." v@oGe Sog piele 2%iebbo6er,
vSeioc ging 5uriif," rYferbe blieben
5lpelTelbdft," rin Sdppcinen mar piel
Snlt," lin Sdilten mur Sebeu." lin
Sel1erl mo 8ettfeoerm muroe picl ge-
madt." lin feinen Stoffen lmlroe
maitbes abgeldJioiien," lin 9riupen
mar laroBe 9eipegilne,r .Stodfiide
bebaupteten lid uiio gelpaltllen &er.
trdllen" H.. I. ~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-06
8iS ANTS WeHer.

SSn elmer Staot i'm Siioen batten
3Dei Heger Reltaurants in Der nam'
lifen Strabe. @ines Cages fam elm
baiimlanaer @eiBer in oas cine Ge.
l%taurant, lieB iif) Mritern, 2ammbra.
ten, Subn itno aaffec geben, Der.
3ebrte alles nit groBem 8ebaeen,
Sog Damn elm groBes 8lappmeiier ans
Der Saife unb priifte poriif)tig Die
8linge.
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@irtb.
Gin reht mongclbaftes 2ofal,"
iaate Ser Shparic.
y0as nil if meinen. Sd babe
bort acitern geipeiit, uub mas meincn
Sic bat Der aerl mir serehnct9"
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ySiiufnnSSwansig Gentsl !Soren
Sic: SiinfunoSwan5ig Gents, unS
babel babe i) nod nid,t NAL Iopiel
seseiien, mie bei,te BET Sbnen. &a,
ih bab i6m geborig beimgeleiiftet.
sd, babe bier oieies Weiier genom-
men, babe linn Die Sbren abgeid,nit-
ten irno tic ibm ms @eiid,t gewor.
fen. Damn babe ih i'm nieoerge-
ihlagen iinb auf ieinem Baud &c.
tan5t!-@as bin id Sbnen idiil-
oig?"
y3ebn Gents, Serr. 5ebn Cents"