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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09
TWO VICTIMS OF PLAGUE
Negro Boy Found Dead July 2, was
Victim of Plague.

New Orleans, La, July S.-The bu-
bonic plague situation here became
more serious today with the coniirma-
tion of a second death and the exist
ence of a second focus of infection
three miles distant from the original
one. John jackson, 9-year-old negro
boy. who was found dead on July 2
at his home, died from the plague
according to the announcement TO-DAY
of Assistant Surgeon Charles Williams
of the United States Public Health
and Marine Hospital Service.
Dr. Williams reported that a test
made by w. III. Seeman, city bacter-
iologist, had proven conclusively that
the boys death was due to plague
The report stated that the youth had
resided in the city for the past three
months and had been i'll for three days
prior to his death. He had cut his foot
on a bottle two weeks before.
Charles Lundene, a Swedish sailor
whose movements were traced only for
eight days prior to his death, was the
first victim w. w. Wilkinson, isolated
ten days ago, is recovering from the
disease No other cases have been re
ported.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09
WRONG BREAKFAST.
CHANGE Gave Rugged Health

MANY persons think that for
strength. they must begin the DAY
with q breakfast of meat and other
heavy foods. This is a mistake as
anyone can easily discover for him-
self.
A w. Va. carpenters experience
NAV benefit others. He writes:
81 used to oe a very heavy break
fast eater but finally indigestion cans
ed me such distress, l became afraid
to eat anything.
"Mv wife suggested trial Oh
Grape-Nuts and as had to eat some
thing or starve, | concluded to take
her advice. She fixed me up dish
and I remarked at the time that me
ouality was right, but the quantity
was too small wanted a saucer
full.
"But she said a small amount o.
Grspe-Nuts went long way ana Una
must eat it according to directions
So I started in with Grape-Nuts an'
cream. ? soft boiled eggs and som'
crisp toast for breakfast,
81 cut out meats and lot of othe
stuff I had been used to eating al
nv life and was gratified to see tina
was getting better right along.
concluded had struck the right thin
and stuck to it. had not only bee
eating improper food, but too much
81 was working at the carpenter
trade at that time and thought th'
unless I had a hearty breakfast VIII
plenty of meat, would play out D
fore dinner. But after few days
NV new breakfast l found l cou
do more work, felt better in evel
way. and now l am not bothered Wi
indigestion"
Name given by Postum Co., Bait
Creek. Mich. Read "The Road
Wellville," in pkgs. There's a Re
son."
Ever read the above letter. A M
one appears from time to time. Tn
are genuine, true, and full OF hum
interest.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09
PEACE PROPOSALS
ARE REJECTED
CARRANZA'S GENERALS WILL
NOT CONFER WITH HUERTAs
DELEGATES-NoTHlNG GAINED.

Laredo. Texas, July S.-The constf
.utionalists are very unlikely to ac-
cent the offer of the Niagara media
tors for a conference with represen-
tatives of Huerta to arrange a pro
yisional government in Mexico Guy
This information, coming from uh
questionable sources, reached the Dor
der here Wednesday. 1t was declared
bv arrivals here that the generals OF
the constitutionalist army to whom
.be mestion was submitted for advice
bv General CarranZa, with the eXcep'
tion of the generals of Obregon's dl'
vision. who have not yet had time to
report. strongly opposed any such con
ference.
Carranza's answer declining to con
fer has not yet been sent to the me
diators, but no doubt was expressed
bv those in close touch with the situa
tion as to what that answer would be-
according to travellers from Saltillo.
The constitutionalists' position II
was said, is that to agree to accep'
provisional government must cause
tho outbreak of other revolutionary
movements. They pointed to the nap
penings following Madero's agreemeh
IN allow De La Barra to become pro
Ivisional president, and declare that tn
u agreement for provisional govern
1t ment would scarcely have been entel
i ed into with the followers of Huert
i before a dozen new revolutional move
1t ments would spring up in as many ul
ferent quarters.
Declare for Military Rule.
The constitutionalists declare thi
the reforms for which they are stri
" ing only can be placed in successf'
:, operation without loss of time by
" government under military rules sue
10 as Benito Juarez operated in Vel
~. Cruz in the COS.
70 They emphasize this by calling
IN tention to the fact that any provlsio
., al president, to take legal action
any sort must convene congress
now constituted and must depend
that body to ratify his acts until
- election should have been held.
"a obtain reforms or satisfactory acti'
in through a body under the compile
10 dominion of Huerta, the constitutions
no lists say, would be to expect the Il
a, possible.
Cd General Carranza. it is said. has g
% en- assurances that if the Tampi
70. gateway is opened and he can oota
"a. through that port arms and ammu
ton and supplies, he will take Mex
CITY within a very short time, est
fishing peace on a firm basis unC
military rule until it is possible to h
a fair election.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS

CALL AT GAS OFFICE TO PAY
BILLS ON OR BEFORE THE 10TH
TO SAVE PENALTY, OR SERVICE
WILL BE DISCONTINUED WITH
OUT FURTHER NOTICE. WHEN A
TURMOIL is MADE ON ACCOUNT
OF NON-PAYMENT, A CHARGE Or
FIFTY CENTS WILL BE MADE TO
TURN GAS ON AGAIN.
ARDMORE CITY GAS co.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09
Correction.

In yesterdays Ardmoreite appear
ed an article giving the number and
location of every polling place IN
Carter county. In Hewitt township
the article stated that the polling
place in precinct five was located al
Loco when in reality it is located
at Loan. in the southern portion o.
the precinct. Voters in that pre-
cinct will govern themselves accord
irgly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09
HUTCH|NS THOUGHT
He HAD FILED
PAID TEN DOLLARS AND HAS A
FORGED RECEIPT BEARING CAR
LOCKS SIGNATURE, PER II. c. 2.

Considerable establishment was man
Tested Tuesday when list OF the
,andidates who had filed, appeared III
he Ardmoreite to see that the name |
If Andy Hutchins, who was candl-
late for county commissioner from
he first district, did not appear, ana
was thought at the time to nave
oeen an oversight, but upon lnvesu-
cation by John Carlock, it was ascer-
tanned that Hutchins failed to hle
with him, although he had paid some
stranger ten dollars for that very
thing, over ten days ago.
II seems that a stranger approached
Mr. Hutchins at the corner of Main
and Washington streets, and told MIN
that he had better be filing If he
desired his name to appear on the
ticket. Mr. Hutchins told him to DO so
and he was given a receipt with Car
locks name signed for which he was
assessed ten dollars by the stranger
| Thinking he had complied with all the
reouirements of the law, Mr.. Hut
chins dismissed the matter from MS
mind, only to find now that 1t is too
ate. that all his labor and expense
for the campaign up to the present
has been in vain.
Candidates as a rule are easily ap
preached and respond readily to any
proposition involving m oney, for ina
reason there has been a horde OF pc
Iitical PIRATES going over the STATE
working them for all they were worth
and with good results, too, If report
can be relied upon.
Mr.. Carlock has taken the matte
, ND with the officials to see, II rene
can be extended to Mr.. Hutchins j.
any way, but it is the general opll
e ion that nothing can be done legal
= to get his name on the ticket at I'M
e time. In the meantime the count
d attorney is going to do something |
a apprehend this party who forged Ca
e locks name, and if he is found theT
will be an example made of him th'
will be a warning to other grafters
l. the future.
v A few weeks ago smooth lndlVi
n ual came through this section oil u
state getting out good advertisil
card for the candidates and as Il
y, price was modest, only five do'hr
y, and the scheme looked good upon
Of face. most of the county candidates Il
IN for the graft. Well, this artist g
lie the money and "blew." The candidat
Id are out five good dollars EACH b
RS when it is considered that there a
"a over 100, and that most of them car
through with the money, 1t VIII reauI
be seen that the CRATER made pr
tv good months work at that.
County Attorney Hardy states u
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

F. x. West left this morning for
Oklahoma City to attend the meeting
of the state secretaries association IN
regular annual convention there. The
state secretaries are going to make an
effort for some needed legislation the
next session of the state legislature
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

he has track of this individual and
as soon as the primary is over, there
will be something doing in the court
with the artist in the leading role.
In the meantime all the candidates
shy like a scared colt when they are
approached by any but their personal
friends nowadays.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

DIR. Dow Taylor of Woodford passed
through the city this morning en-
route TO his home from Texas where
he was called on account of the death
Of his mother. DR.. Taylor states tha'
rain is badly needed in his sectioh
and that unless it comes Immediately
there will be a very short corn crop
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

Reports from various sections OF the
county state, that the situation is get
ting serious with the corn crop al
though cotton is looking as well as II
,has for several years, and although
growing slowly, gives promise OF a
big crop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

There are some necessary repairs
to he made on the main building and
dormitories of the Hargrove property
recently sold to the government Tor
Bloomfield academy burned last WIN
for and il is probable that everything
will be in readiness for the school 10
open in September.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

County Commissioner kirkpatrick
is experimenting some repairs on the
cornices of the court house where
come defective cement was used IN
construction. The repairs are OF MI
nor nature, and will only require a
day or two to complete.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09
BuckIen's Arnlca SalVe for cuts,
Burns, Sores.

Mrs E. S. Loper, Marilla, N "
writes: 81 have never had a Cu',
Burn. Wound or Sore it would mol
heal" Get box of Bucklen's Arnica
salve today. Keep handy at all times
for Burns, Sores, Cuts, Wounds. Pre-
vents Lockjaw. 25c., at your Drug
list
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09
OIL AND GAS LEASES AND
ASSIGNM M ENTS

II p. Nichols to E. Nj. Rldenour e'
al, part 13, 4s3w.
w. L. Peace to A. B. Davis, part 90
2s3w, assigned to G. Nj. Sharroch -
interest.
w f. Mitchell to r. II. Law, part
80, 1s2w.
q G. Carter to Geo. r. Fish et al
part 20, 4s1w.
T. A. Lockwood to o. l.. Jones, par
26, 9s9w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

The board of county commissioners
adjourned yesterday afternoon allei
making up the budget for current eN-
n&nses for the ensuing year, the
next regular session will convene on
August 3.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

The board of county commissioners
have adjourned and the clock on the
oourt house has resumed operations as
all good regulated clocks should do
That clock is "finicky' critter, when
II will, it will, you can depend on T.
and when it wont, it wont, and that's
the end ont.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

VIM. G. Dawson has arrived IN
Ardmore, and has secured OIL
fees over the postoffice. and
is engaging in the general prac'
tice of law. He is young man VINO
came from West Virginia to the fast
est growing town in Oklahoma. he
has accepted the local attorneyship oi
the Western Land company.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

Col. and Mrs. Redfield will go to
Denver. Colo, where they Will re-
main until September. They 90 u
avoid the warm weather OF Okla
homa.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

Henry Mccoy, son Of DR.. c. Mccoy
a young civil engineer of this city,
has Just completed a precinct map of
Carter county showing the location
and number of polling places in the
county. The map is well executed and
will be a great convenience to voters
and others who are seeking informa
ton along these lines.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

Ardmoreite Wants set results.
Read the Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

The Ardmore Traction company en-
tertained the ybung ladies of the
Pioneer Telephone exchange last nlght
TO a natatorium party and free pic
ture show. The girls, about 20 III
number had the time of their lives,
and had an elegant lunch after dip
in the Nat.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09
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Mrs. J. w. Stoddard and baby, Eiiz-
abeth, is in the city visiting win
her mother, Mrs. Mary Tucker ana
with her sisters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

JR. Dickson came in today from
trim to the towns west and northwest
of here. He visited Springer, WOOD
ford. Elmore and Katy and number
of other towns. He reports that corn
is holding up much better than he
expected to find it, and says with
out any more rain the crop will make
ten bushels to the acre, and with rain
within the next few days, the coun
trv will make a fair corn crop.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

w. T. Strange of San Antonio Tex
is here calling upon the hardware
trade of the city. Mr.. Strange for'
merly resided in this city
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09
Watch the Want Ads daily.

Bargains in the Want Ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

The candidates picnic at Battle
Snrings on the border of Love Coun-
tv southwest of this city, was huge
success and the people who attended
in large numbers were regaled with a
continual flow of oratory from the
many spellbinders present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-07-09

V. A. Niblack who has been con-
fined to the Hardy Sanitarium for sew
eral weeks with rheumatism, has been
removed to his home on A St, N. w.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24
Hiculaieipitih.

Gn HllB bat gidit Dor G paar Stlinoe
Ger 3rueibun0 lei nun iibermuuOe
8ans GriiBe iet iett Doa 30 Huiie
Au ieieos niet in SeItrih ouiie
9toh @ien fdbl MIR G balbi Wfeile
llnb 5'8iebnaf)t fangeo lie q teile.
Sd glaub es milo, bas lit nllr aitlf
Serr 9ticolaiemitih!
SIN @egetbeil! Sm boben Site
% ltobt De S%inoeburg Ut Eoite
Gem Ma lid ernit, Der lot nil
gipoiie
Sago D RlliIe tort rs aae @aiie
llno gfbt niio mob, bis of aoiafe
8 Woil,re nit De Sroihe quade.
Sas lit ieetO'8obret, ooS tit oiiti6,
Serr Atifolaiepiitih.
g 8oli5iell, in SeItrit one
Seno lie init mebr ais fiif5ig aanone
llno piele Wunne uno piele Hoiie
6 Seitig lang uto idper beihoiie
g bat aa's nit gniibt; Die arme
Sropfe
SGno 5'letit no miieiie O. Sinfe
hlopfe!
Sn 3iiri beiBt ME 10 mus: ,matid"!
Serr 9tifolaielpnti6!
SSest nliiero CIR balo e dill preiiiere
ltno $ Miaionebeer igibiere
Statt s. Slit nit ,Sapas G9ol"
adoble
Ore Yriiben al e Wal periodic
limo D. Seitriher 5llm Siifel iage
De S%inoeburg nenno Chr aln Garage
Cont lit oenu Hliiii6.Yole iutib
Serr Hifolaiemitl6 - patid -
mutih!
CHeutralinsfi" in rH. 3. RI
" ~ -
Intih!!!
ga bat ihon mieoer elmer cine
groBe Grbidaft aus Imerlfa betom.
men-5ebn 0tiaionen."
,@eiBt, aatbi, mir tbut's iest leio,
SAB ib oen Snfel iaper bamals in Die
Soiotenanitalt bah bringen laiien,-
mir batten i'm nah 4nlerifa ihiden
loQen."
~ - -
Gin Sdlamer.
8ait (als ibm Der &ellner Die
a%benofnrte porlegt): so, iett brin.
gen Sic mir audi nod Die belltigc
Wittagsfarte, oamit ih peiB, mas
mirflih friih pom Ibeno iit!"
~ ~ -
ltnpcrihGmt.
Gbef (dlS err Den 8ontoriiten beim
0ihten ertappt): rllnperih1mt, auf
meme Soften beriibmt peroen 81
noaen!"
~ ~ -
Gam freilid).
3neiielno fragt Ger Gihter Die ais
&l6gerin ~artftretenoe @attin: Limb
Sic mollteu behalIoteu. 0oR 10 Elm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24
Sine 6eltgen5tit,
6elD proftabI
a~njnlegen.
Gevte Waesenbeit fir eine Welbaniase,
bic T&erer uup prufitabler 1T, ais
0ant= ober Gtienbabn. Mttisn.
Vntsebeifeu non leitsnbea Banfiers,
Neeiernnss 1satnten anb Der
tatbOiifd)en 9ierardyir ,uuo
Qaienipelt.
S&reibt beate fir elm Gxemplar biefes
Sudes, che bic Auflase Ter
sriffen lift.

Gin ggempIar Der IeBtsu stnssabe eines
AaiboItieI uno nur flr o%ieieIber 6eltimmt 1T,
,S.r' ssaits nne %sor1Sissi an irssnD ssrsn asi ss
liefes Bud uhsbe in Der ,at5oHfaen greNe
pie! aneeaeiet uns nber $4,000 idtbolii6e Mdn'
5aben itt Bite oarin beitttebene ftnanaisue Ses
lssenbett sn 9nte genta4t. Ga Der Sped oes
gS3ss SssnaSs estlat H. iUtrS Sis seiaEMt,
Die sessnfpdrtise auiIaee sersrifsn III.
Ias Sud oe18reibt Gin asfnatiIi9es Inter.
nebmer.. oas btsber setpaltse IipiSenoen abs
i iissa ius , u les ss, H !. 's sSa s s7s ,d sss 'C ssH is ae t
uuterftitt fuirb. GO entbdlf Sie esnaueitsn anea'
ben une 3aSlsn lber .siefeS Sef1dff nnS hSer
sss eritannIs1en 9tstoenSen eis es fii. ste
Iiien iest ;um eriteu DlaIe attteH.Snpaber uer.
ben une tbrsn lbeil Der Retnaefuinne etefes
sTosen gsfddftes srSaiten ioHr.n; Die 4itssn
apeisss baben BEN 8sbn. bis smanaisfaben
Bart.aSertb uno Die urfprtinsltnen Se!eanIeser
ereSltsn ItsioeHssn IN sSbe bon 100 qrosent
Gin Ii sses VI istn g Isni,,mss MsI SsHs" ISn rnsSi
men, bon leitenoen 9anfen unb Der fatboltiden
nt6t etI lnternebmen init aiustAt. i%enoern
fa Der MISUNDERSTANDING 9sripSc nd5ert.
I'm aebsn iommt. nm SeiS fiaer unO seiutnr'
anleser foaten Mot unterIafen. etre Inter
fu6ure arauiteQeH.
Benn ste elm GrenpIar biefes Bu1es pins
is3terk ebs ose segsnruarttss ausssbe OeEsrtffen
9ept. 31M, Dor 1901, 9bilaoefpbta, Ba.
Serr Sutton ertunt, oab Ntemanb aus eins
fa&er .Neusteroe fnretbe, unb iaus Ste nidt
eiu WiiteIieb oer fatboIifhen Strte iinb. iptrh
bas Bud Gle nibt tUteretirer, oa nur 5fatbo-
nien aitien oteier 0eienftaft fauien fonner.
Betu, SHreiben erpdbne man biefsS SIatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24

nieoer uuo ruft nod einmal oie garm-
ber5isfeit @ottes an. Sn's tiefite
Ser5 sreift oas algewaltise: mi.
ierere." Hius Der 3ebnte iiberbringi
Die 8itt.Aoreiie 8enebift bes Sunf.
aebnten un6 @oia Don Gina Oieienise
Der 8olfer Imerifas Inn ben 5rieoen
uno Inn 9na6e.
"a iaBt @ott So6n 6es Saters
Sano uno milber fLinst's: so min
i'd benin nod einmal parten, UNI Der
8itte Der @erebten miaen. @ebt uni
bereitet Die @ese oes Srieoens unb
rettet oas Cute aus Seuer unb
8lut."-
- - =
E.maliiisiernns.
MISUNDERSTANDING: ,@as iino
Sic BON 8eruf2"
geiteluugspfIidtiser: n9reborsel.
Manu."
Iusbe6ungSfommiiidr: y&ummi
CUR Mtaitinengenebr-a btbeilung."
- - =
8eim Sdcin bes Non6es.
Grite Sere: .Sieb on Dir NAL bie
Sere Ga an, bie eben Dor Dem NonS
poriiber fabrt!"
3peite Sere: r@arum, mas lit mit
ibr loS2"
grite Sere: .Die lit berart in Sic
Mooe perihoiien, oaB iie niht mebr
aif einem geienItiel reiten mill, Tie
bat lid einen 8aculrmreinieer s,,ge-
legt!"
- =
Der Hbiluiopb.
StraBenrailber gum Brofeiior)
.@enn Sic iif riibren, iino Sic Elm
tooter Wann!"
Yroieiior: Sic irren iih, Iieber
Mann. @enn i'd mid riibre. 10 iii
oas elm 9erpeis, oab i'd Iebe. Sic iol.
len in Der @abl Tbrer 8orte etipas
poriid)tieer iein."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24
Mm Selepbun oes SimmelS.

(Irs Dem yaarg. 8oIfsblatt".)
Sriib @orsens it's. 9ie auf Die
@aht geianoten Sterne marihieren
IN oes Serrgotts Seite elm. Die Sim.
melsgloden l1uten oa5 aonpent aus.
Iae Die Gngel unb Seligen begeben
it'd al ibre arbeit. Ser gr3engel So.
brlel tritt ms Selesrapbenbiiro. gr
lit Der Seleerapbiit oes Serrgotts.
Nitt lang lit er BORT, l1i,tet's am &c.
lepbon: oSier Der Simmel, ner
oort2" vSier @ilbelm, oeuti6er
&aiier." ngb guten Gag, Waielt1t,
nit mas fonnen mir oienen?" %
bite, gr5engel, lag benz liebeu 8ott,
oaB er mir belle. Sd babe arieg."
v8rieg2 Gus lit iebr idIimm; nit
ruem oennS" 80 nit HuBlanb, So.
pan, Serbien, Montenegro, 5ranf.
reid, aegppten, gnglanb uno Bel
gien." r3as lit aber piel, parum
oenn?" .8ie Serben baben meinen
6reunb, Den Sbronfolger Sran5 Ser.
oinanO eridoiien. 3ie 3uiien baben
meine Sreunoe, sic SeIterreifer, an-
gegriiien. go mubte ib ibuen bel
fen. llnb oa bob i'd balt audi ben
S~run5oien Den Hieeel itoBen miiiien.
Damn famen oie gnglGnber. ShlieB.
lid fiinoeten nod Die Sapaner. Bite,
Jag 9ott, Dab er mir belle" Limb
9elgien, i'd meiB ihon, aber ih mar
einiad Dor oie p~olenoete Sbatiohe
geitellt. Sflieblif mlBten mir. "
Out, ih perbe bel Der auoiet5 am
Wittag Dem b%immltifen Serriher
oeine Bite portragen. Ioio."
.Hrrrr." oSier Der Simmel, per
oort?" ogsifolmls, Der Gar aler
ReuBen." LIMB mas iit?" sd babe
ariea." .@eiB es bereits." .@er bat
es geiugt?" ,9ein Better @ilbelm."
so, oer9 So, NIT Dem bab i'd arieg,
er bilft meinen Seinben." .@s limo
aber' ieine Sreuuoe." r@ebt mid,
nihts on, er bdtte fonnen rubig blei.
ben. ih bate nidts nit ibm." .@as
piait on eigentlih?" ia peiBt, es
mat,t mir ooh ctrpas augit, Jog bod
oeinem Serrn, oaB er mir belize"
yWia's linn iagen." n9anfe if)on,
aber nidt persclien!" ab.
Der gr5eneei ituoiert, pie er oieie
Betitionen porbringen ioa. .Hrrrr."
.Sier Der Simmel, per oort?" .8e'
org, aonig bon England, aaiier BON
Snoien." vIb, frellt mid, id)on
LANCE nidt mebr gebort. 8as gibt's2"
oaries!" 80 arieg2 lin wie piel
Ero5ent?" lin alles, INN alles, bin
IN foloiialer &erlegenbeit!" .0u2
Wtit belner u~ngebeuren Waft!"
.9tnr nod seberer, MIR nod gebeuer,
mein Better @ilbelm mill mid ms
llngliid bringeu. gr bat nit Ger
gun5en @elt arieg." r0os beiBt nit
gnglmo." ga, audi, audi" Limo
mas mod)teit on BET inns icst2" %
bite, Den Sduls bes Simmels iiir
meme @oiien." Die Ium.9 Gum.
8eihoiie?" o9teiu, nein - bat etpa
mein Better @ilbelm idon telepbo.
niert?" .SSa. oas bot err" .8laub
ibm nihts, ih hob' nlr reelle @aifen,
aber ein piel 81 fleineS Serr mo Die
sSlotte miro alle Sdg fleiner. Sd be.
barf oes geiitanoeS bon oben. Der.
itGnoise oih nit Dem Serrgott." .Gus
battelt on porber ihpn tbun Iollen,"
pIber bite, lug's ibm uno lpe5ielen
@rnB BON Ronigln Marp." ,IQes
iebr nett, mills periuhen." NIB.
Gas gibt cine interciiantc Eeti.
tionSliIte." @ben mil 8ubriel Die
@eiprahe uotiereu, oa mieoer:
nHrrrr." nNier Ser Simmel. mer
N.nH M ~ : a..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24
UGlaHf.

SrofeiIor: pSeute muB ih Sbnen
Die 3isarren ihulbis bleiben, liebes
3ino; merle ebeu, ouB if meme 8elo-
borle gu Saule liesen lieB."
Serfauferin: Gas tbut nid)ts,
Serr Brofeiior tommen ia mieoerl"
Brofeiior: Scum, nun, rpenn ify
aber oarauf oergeiie ODER gar iterbe
beltte Ratt?"
@erfauierin: rNafber is audi net
piel bin!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24

nod Den 9doefer bon Ger S6peis bel
iih!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24

forperlifes Wrad pie oieier arme
Wann Sbnen oas Iuse blau seihla.
gen baben loa?"
~SaDobl, Serr 2itter, oenn er
muroe crit elm forperlihes 0rad, als
er mir Dos ause blau seidlasen
bate"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24

men aino nidt 0ein SGsd)en geihenft
baben; oas 3inD bate gar nid)ts, nitt
einmul einen Yupu."
Reggie IfIob ien SGshen felt IN
Die Irme:
v8onnte id ibm niht lieber Den
SABA idenfen?"
- - y
Die 9erliebten.
SouriIt (ein 9Grden IN Den Stras
ben &oms beobadtenb): Sic beioen
iheinen auf Der SodBeitsreiie SIT
iein! Sino iton IN Hom ,tno hober