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The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07
INTfRURBAN J|TS
 CANNOT BEITAXtD

Little Rock, Oct. 5.-The supreme court, in the case of Mcdonald vs. Paragould, holds that city cannot require an automobile owner who uses his vehicle only for interurban traffic, to pay city license. The rul- ing follows: "The court is of the opinion that the law, properly con- strued, means only to require the owner or keeper of an automobile for the transportation of passengers for hire within the limits of the city to pay the license fee, and since the ap- pellant did not keep or operate his auto for the transportation of per sons for hire from and to points with in the city, he was not using 1t for of passengers for hire within the limits of the city in viola tion of the ordinance. The terms of the ordinance are satisfied by hold ing the license taxes are to be imposed only by that municipality in which the business or occupation is carried on or conducted"
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07
HIGHWAY WORK
 10 GO FORWARD

Little Rock, Oct. 1.--Gov. Hays yesterday assured Commissioner w.. B. Owen that he would at once issue a proclamation authorizing a defici- ency of $5,00O for the purpose of car rying on the work of the highway de- partment. And further, that when that has been exhausted he would au- thorize more. The work has been at a standstill for several months on ac- count of a lack of available funds, and will now be resumed. There are over 30 applications for surveys on hand.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07
PLAN FOR BIGGEST WARSH|PS9ORU. US.
MAY BE TORPEDO-PROOF
MOST POWERFUL EMPHASIZES KNOWN ARE TO BE RECOM-
 MENDED TO CONGRESS.

Washington, Oct. 5.-Superbattle dreadnoughts, bigger, faster and more heavily armed than any war craft now afioat or building and which will cost $18,000,00O each to construct and equip, will be recommended to Con- gress as a part of the navy building program for next year. Decision on this step was reached at conference between President Wilson, Secretary Daniels and Representative Padgett, chairman of the house naval affairs committee.
 Plans for this type of vessel as is contemplated already have been pre- pared under the direction of Rear Ad- miral David w. Taylor, chief con- structor of the navy, and are being considered by the secretary and mem- bers of the General Board. The num- Der to be asked for this winter has not been determined.
 Cost of construction of navy craft has risen since the outbreak of the European war with it's enormous de- mand upon American resources Some recent steel contracts for the navy show an increase of 30 per cent Dreadnoughts which also will be rec commended for construction this win ter will cost $19,000,000 each, it is es- timated, against $15,000,000 for those now building. Part of this increase however, is due to new hull construc- tion to provide greater protection against torpedo attack.
 Estimates must be in the hands of the secretary of the treasury by De- tober 15.
 1 Plans for the battle cruiser con- template a speed of 35 knots an hour
 They will be faster than any but the swiftest destroyers. They will equal the speed of railway trains making more than 40 miles an hour In size they will equal the largest American dreadnoughts now building and will far exceed any now afoat.
 All the items of the forthcoming navy estimates were considered at the conferences. Secretary Daniels de clined to disclose other details. He intimated, however, that a building program for the submarine f1otllla would be urged that would make pos sible an inner line of defense along both coasts to be maintained by sub- marines operating from bases estao- lished at intervals on both the Atlant- i if and Pacific shore lines. The sec retary said that recently, when SUD- marines were at the height of the ac- tivity in the European war, the pen dulum of public opinion had swung too far in favor of submarines ana that the tendency now would De to swing it too far the other way. The navy plans, he declared, would not make either error. He added that the value of submarines for defense of the wide reaches of the cost line on both shores hardly could be over estimated.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07
A CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means of expressihg +o onr neighbors, to the Normal school faculty and student body and aao;aat so ane individual members of our einelenS .; are fnpi' department, 5 our heartfelt gratl, |, 4mdo m for having saved our home ana ooutents o,ut from the fire fend at noon todsy1 to Our Normal friends with a bucket brigade held the ire m 'n sleJ@ rt nntil the arrival of the fire dePai+ '1! rent. Let us say for our fire laoalsS s that they worked with the pfeclsion la of o trained veterans. Friends, we thank you one and all.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. T. Murphy
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07
AUTO|STS
 TO FORM CLUB

From Saturdays Daily
 Temporary organization of motor club was effected by about 10 Con way citizens who met at the mayor s office last night. In addition to those present a large number of others sent messages that they would unite with such a club when it was formed. w. B. Stark was elected temporary chairman and Opie Hartje tempora- rv secretary of the meeting. A com mittee composed of Prof. c. C. Dem ney, Opie Hartje and Frank E. Rob ins was appointed to draft a consti- tuition and by laws for the organlza- tion.
 The meeting was adjourned until next Tuesday night, when 1t IS eX- pected that a permanent organization will be effected. At Tuesday nights meeting plans for trip to Morrllton on Faulkner county day at the Con way county fair will be decided upon Every automobile owner present last night signifed his intention of mak- ing the trip to Morrilton, and it is hoped that at least 50 cars will make the trip.
 Safety first" will doubtless be the slogan of the new club, judging from expressions of those at last nights meeting. The main purpose of the or ganization will be the prevention of accidents to pedesterains and those in horse-drawn vehicles by the adoption and enforcement of strict traffic reg ulations.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07
SALE AT NEW YORK SIohE'

The New York Bargain Store, 2l9 East Oak street, tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock will inaugurate a faii Opening Sale, which will continue about 90 days. The entire stock or seasonable merchandise will De oHeI- ed at greatly reduced prices accord ing to H. Rephan, manager o1 the concern. Additional salespeopie nave been employed so that all customers nav be waited upon.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07
flows This :?

Wa offer One Hunored Dollars Reward for any ease Of Catarrb that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FJ. CHENEY & CO., Toledo o. We the undersigned, have known F. j. Cheney for the last IS years. and believe hm perfectly ho- orable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his hrIu-
 NATIONAL BANK OF CoMMEECE
 Toledo Ohio. Halls Catarrk Cure Is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mucous surgaces Oi the system Testimonials sent free. Prize 75 oeats pef bottle. Sold by sil Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Phls for
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07
GOLDEN HAIRS QUESTION.

"Where are they taking mamma tor Asked sweet little Golden-hair, As, nestled close to papa's breast, She watched the strange proceed
 ing there;
 Dear, loving hands had placed the
 fiow'rs
 Upon the casket where mamma lay, And thro, the dor her form they Thought Golden-hair, "How strange
 play!"
 "Where are they taking mamma to?' Her big, blue eyes knew yet no
 tear;
 And why does papa cry so bad, And other folks so sad appear? The big, black wagon looks so strange, And why does mamma ride alone! But not a word poor baby heard, For Heavens host had claimed it's
 own.
 Where are they taking mamma to!'' An, Golden-hair, some day you Il
 know;
 The goodbye kiss denied you here, Your mamma will in bliss bestow; Long, weary days and years shall
 pass,
 You'll feel no more her gentle
 touch,
 Until you, too, are passing through The way that puzzles you so much There would be nothing whatever amusing or even suspicious about the following item from the Hot Springs Sentinei-Record, if it had not ap- peared in the Society Column, which calls for further explanations: Sheriff Chas. Webb went out to Lincoln township last night to serve some papers on people residing Tn that section"
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07
4 WORD FOR MOTHERS

Itisa grave mistake for mothers to neg ,ect their aches and pains and suffer in ss;isrce-this only leads to chronic sick ness and often shortens life.
 Ifvour work is tiring; if your nerves are .xcitable; if you feel languid, weary or denressed, you should know that Scott's Emulsion overcomes just such conditions. IT possesses in concentrated form the ,,erv elements to invigorate the blood, strengthen the tissues, nour1sh the nerves and build strength.
 scott's is strengthening thousands of mothers-and will help you. No alcohol.
 Scott & Bowne. Bloomfield. NJ.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07
LAUGHS, LYRICS, LOGIC
BY CLIO HARPER.

Odd Bits of News-No new candi- date for governor has announced for more than a month.
 There was six bits in the general revenue fund in the sttae treasury that nobody called for all day. Hon o. C. Ludwig, former secre- tary of state, who is now helping to hold the United States senate straight, contributes the following unpublished verse:
 IF.
 If I was back in Arkansas I'd climb
 the clinging vine,
 And from the densest foliage pluck
 the lucious muscadine; "a take my dogs into the woods and
 meath the 'simmon tree Inst watch and wait for possum fat,
 for that's what would suit me. I'd get some sweet potatoes and I'd
 bake them both together, And have little midnight lunch re-
 gardless of the weather; Among the boys that l would ask to
 join my feast that day Is one I know who likes such things,
 his name is Dunaway.
 Since Capt. von Papen, an attache of the German embassy, confesses that he used the term "idiotic Yan- kees,' as applicable only to news paper editors, he expects, probably, that the tone of the American press will become more conciliatory.
 The Mexican who killed an Ameri- can soldier with duck shot may imag- inc that he will need 42-centimeter gun later on.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07

Miss Annie and Dewey Sloan ot Garner, are visiting at the home ot MT. and Mrs. R. Julius Parker, Tn this city. MT. Sloan is contemplat- Ing entering the State Normal.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07

What has become of the man who said fifteen months ago that the war would not last more than six weeks!
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07
BISHOP TAKING EXAMS.

J. Howard Bishop, graduate from Hendrix College in the class of l9lo' is the only Hendrix man taking the examination for the Cecil Rhodes scholarship at Oxford, England, which is in progress at Little Rock today Mr. Bishop is now teaching at Cros- sett. Dr. J. H. Reynolds, president of Hendrix College, is a member of the Arkansas Rhodes committee, but was unable to leave his office to attend the examinations today.
The log cabin Democrat., 1915-10-07

The Mexican who killed an Ameri- can soldier with duck shot may imag- inc that he will need 42-centimeter gun later on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
The Simple Yes

GAM. the rich but rowdy rancher (played by
- Sam de Crasse). said time and time again
that he wouldn't be caught dead wearing collar
or reading Bible. OF course that was before
the little Eastern school-marm Francela Billing
toni came to town. Well at that Sam wasn't
caught dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19

WHEN Glad said yes" to Dandy lin Frances
w Hodgson Bunett's Dawn Of To-mor-
row y. it meant that the cleverest crook in Lon
don's East End was going to go straight in the
future for the sake of his girl Mary Pickford
relinquished her pretty frocks and picture hats
to play this little heroine of the slums opposite
David Powell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-19
The Pensive Yes

Of course this heroine Charlotte
~ Burton) said yes" to him
(William RusselD in the end, or she
wouldn't be on this page; but she
certainly took her time about it.
The problem that made her hesitate
was this: Is he my ldealp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
1tnier ~,,tpibabIetter'.
(Spe5iea fir bieie 3eitung bearbei
tet bon * ~

(Spe5ieG fir bieie 3eitung bearbei'
i. tet bon Il ~
Ban Gitp, g. Y.-Sie idreiben
inns: ,@enn Sic bieies 9eoiht nidt
~aboruden, bin i6 Sbr Sreuno nift
me6r. "-grlauben .Siel Sic limo
nie unier Sreunb eepelen, iomit bat.
ten Sic nns fem iold)-p@
S%ltgemlitbet.
Splcou, Sdiaer II.-Gedt 10! Gle
ididen ms bios" IA 8eoi6te, nit
Der vboflifen 9itte" ipenn oieielben
nidt paIien, lie reinfa6beitsbalber"
an ~befreuroete Saskatchewan lpeiter Si
9eben.-@anS 9epiB, lieber Sreinto!
Sic baben pieleiht aud nod Gin
fGrlfe 81 beiorgen, pielleiht aobl fir
SIRE Muie! Sblm Sic iiH bios fei.
men 3rpang on!-Sm iibrigen. boben
mir zines Sbrer r@ebihte" geleien.
Sic iugen:
rSer5lit ba6 i6 Gid geliebt,
Sum lit eS pprbei ....."
Sas lit Swar iebr trailrig, aber
idon 81 oft bogeweien.
y y y
@inuna, u. 81 Sic buben in
Dem 9lld,e: .llber Grnabrung utb
beren Soften bel oei,tien arbeitern"
pon $. 2idtenfelb, 9ernburs (gn-
balt), oen i~t)wunguoaen Sat- gefun'
ben: SIMMER lit Der @ertb elmer
Samilie glei6 Dem zines Wtprmes,
SrlSiigli6 zines ODER mebrerer Bride,
in benen swar Der 3abler ~medlielt,
DER gtenner aber intmer slei6 Dem
angenommen @erfb fir einen Mam
iit."-llno mir iasen: Mift INNER,
aber oft iinb bic Observation-Disclosures.
den Bidder slei6 elmer Mitltiplifa'
tionsarfeabe, IN bet,en Der Miltipli'
fanouS cine fleine Sbee, Der Wultl'
plitator elm 8elebrier utO Sas Pro'
buft Suati6 lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

genidirm nit Sorntriide mitnabm,
10 freinoli6 iein iino ben Shirm
beim Reoel ~abseben?"
@m ndditen Gag itano NIT Slei.
tiff oarunter gefriselt: DNod nidt,
Wetter nod 81 iinbeitdnbig!"
$50
Seit 1T 0elS.
Ser Midter Sdmio lGbt iih pom
Stottern furieren3 SIT es ihm 10 I'M.
a~nsenebm2"
,Nid,t auein baS, ober er bat alth
feline Seit oasu."
y
S6arfe Sritif.
ySasen Sic mir, mas lit Oenn Ser
Serr Snipeftor fir Elm Menif?"
Gas SeinIte an ibut lit nod iein
@ebor, obpobf err ityperbOrig iit!"
- y y
Selbitbepnht.
.Du hait bod allies. rpas Die @elt
al HeiSen bieten fam, GGcilie. @tbt
es nod iemano. Der gliidIider iein
fonn als ou2"
.Meineh Mann! Der beiist mid
nod basu."
~ - y
0ematblid.
8ait: r1as lit wirtlid arg, Serr
@irtb? Sabe III Der Suppe einen
Manidettenftopf gefunoen!"
Wirtb: .9lfl, ba iinb Sic 10 gut
unb iduuen Sic seitau mad; mir
ieblt nGmlif Der ameite audi"
y y
Inrdj bic 8lnme.
Serr Tim &eitaurant 5ur aGain):
.9eunrnbtsen Sic lid nift, anna,
nerm Sic einige Saare nermiilen-~
ih babe lie in Der Suppe' seiunSen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

Ter nigrmeinen An1rass baben mir
rin sensisiss' Chr seifsnft umb habtn
sins GItra.g aisfpaite thr ben asfer
rinserdumf.
2ieber 2tier! epnte Elm NIT
artiser O. 8esanie 1dm etstnes
iperthss 8sbtrn pbtr Tsine hdnsHde i.
e~ltmsspbdrs nm5n6sn, mir Sisnen
Fir bereitutnisH als ,Rtsabletter"
uno brinsen 1eine eafen strne an
bic Seffentliffeit. 9andl iusun bic
@auie 1tr bolb unp 1u Gsbid'fe ssr'
brehen ioateH, idtde bieielben sstroft
an Seinen ergebenen
~ tes1eoaftenr,
Catholic Hrintins Co, Dnbnane, ID.
:. :. y - :. y Y AZ .. =. * * * Il ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
S6ladtseians WpntenesrOs.

t@eoi6t bon Seralo @raef.)
Srii6 auf. Sbr Sammeloiebe,
SIR Sel0en nit @erpebr un6 Sol6,
Gem Tiirfen blut'se Sie6e,
lIno maiiafriert ben Strol6!
8itlgaren Sbr linb Serben,
Sbr tapiren @ried)en audi,
Ser Sirfe mill i6on lterben.
@ebt linn nod i6nell men Sritt
porn Baud.
Si6ing6ra, bllumtra, maiiafratitt,
Maiiafratitt, aomitatidi
3ipio 9ifita!
men 9raub poa'n mir ent5iinoen,
Gen 9ar5 europa riedt,
Serppr aus eraui gen S6liinOen
Ies arieaeS Sd)euiM frie6t.
Die eliropG'ife Seuer,uebr
@ia l5idelL bod tie fann'S nihi
mebr.
Sort Drum altt SIR Siplomatii6i
Mit Dem hummer SrieoensqltatIdi
Sif,ingora, bummtra, maiiatratlbi,
Msaiiaftati6i. aomitatidi
3ipio Nifita!
God SIT oes 8riegs @emoroie
@ebort natiirlib @elb,
limo ielbit Der G5ernasorse
Sit obne @elo fein Sel0.
Gas 8efo - bm bm - bas @elo-
MN ia,
@ir bdbens nidt-ood @elo lit oa,
9as @elb, has fpmmt ms pon-
pit pit!
@ir iagen'S nift, ipenn Sbr'S mud
piBt.
SaIIcn mir in's Soientntidi,
aliupert 8olo IN itmierm Yari6i
3ipio Hifita!
in Der lte6erraidjnns.
+ ,Selias. 6a is ia Der Sternbauer'
naSi. Crib bi' @oO, 8inopieb, o.
miIb'S!"
ySest neiB | net-pober fennit B
mi benn Dup"
y - -
@erfannt.
Snfel Srib. einem eifrisen Nim
roo unb SonntagsiGaer, Der bon On
tel Niar 5ur Sasb %gelaben iii, Ceiling
eS enSlid nah pieleu ~perseblid,er
Seriafer, einen Saien anailfrusen
wie man 81 iasen pilegt. gr uni
Der ais Srdaer mitsenommene aut
i6er Widel periolgen ben Saien iibel
Stof mo Stein. Nod breiua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Cine Snfprmationsfrase.

gs mar an einem Samsfag slber6
our seidaftigiten 3eit; cine Dame
fam in ben Sleiiferlaoen uno fraete:
.Saben sic Elm Stiid Sleiif bon
unsefabr fiiniuno5rpunais Phino Se.
pidt?"
Ter Sleiider id)nitt elm Stiid aus
elmer HinOslenSe, iuog es ab-gut
iiinhnto5nanSig Yfuno-, 5eigte es
Der Dame unb fragte:
y@obin bari if) es Sbnen ifiden?"
sd Ouirfe, i6 luoate mfrs MIR on.
ieben: miein Ir5t bot mir seiagt. bob
it fiirfuno5wanSig 8funo abnebmen
mliB uno id) polte germ ieben, wie.
piel bas rtn9efGbr it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Sn Der 0~emeinSsidale.

Der 2ebrer bebanoelt oas Sprif.
mort: ygS lit nifJt allies @olb mas
slGnat." n3onnt Sbr mir oafiir elm
9eiipiel a~ngeben2" penoet er iid on
Die &laiie.
Sanges Nahoenfen. gnolif bats
Der feline goireau s~efunben. Or
iprinst mtf unb ruit: Die Stieiel.
Middle, Serr 2ebrerl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
nnperi6Gmtt.

gm idNparSen Brett elmer lluiper.
iitGt bina zines Cages foIsenber Set.
tel: .Wiiroe Der Serr, Der am 9iens.
tag ans benz 2eieaimmer eitet re.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

uiie let,pe Serreott, bat ID giseen be
GngI1nber 'hlemm; Ii bel operuG
miere 8Iliht, ober bann tein mol,
if eletpe, id femme mi In mine Wutb
idlfit MIDI pisr."
- " y
Haip.
4r5tes. Gin6: yWama, mann
fommt enblid Der Vapa at rms AMI
bas 2onb bsrdus?"
Wanna: CIR bat nod nit Den ga.
tienten az t6un."
4ino: rWfub BENIN Vapa 10 Ianse
in Der Stabt bleiben, Bis ale patien.
ten seltorben iinb2"
y y y
HenDm mage.
.Saben Sic etDa, rpie ID, id,on
Ioiletten UNI tauieno Mart gstro.
sen2"
vgeeinl Sd tpor ME in einem 2on.
feftionseeiddft 0ouimdoden!"
y
unidGblih semaht.
,Nie? Ou erIaubit, ouB Define
Srau @ormittags ipielt unb itngt?"
,Bolittf. lieber Greimbl 9obei
rihtet lie wenisitens in Der Slide TEL
neh Sfpaoen an!"
81 :
praftiide 4niuenbuns.
9ebrer: .Rennt mir einen eat, in
Dem oas idOne Wort ~@ibedie" Dor.
fommt."
Srisfen: .9lbenbs, tpenr meine
SiiB' falt iinb, iast Die Wutter: Gi
bed ie au!"
Mnnp 1000.
Sic baben ia meine @eflane an
benz Saussiebel perfebrt anse.
brahfl?"
.Rrm ia, fiir bic 2uftidiifer."
y -
@ie bic Mlten iuunmen.
Sebrer Ger benz @irtbsiobnten,
rpelhes 5iim eritenmal in Der StuIe
iii, ems auf bic Singer seseben bat) :
n@irit On iest rubis iisen2"
@irrbsi0bnfen (beuleno): r9ein,
Is Seidweroebud min i'd babsn!"
- = y
@erfGnglidD.
DIANA: so SruOd)erl, es lit jest
Belt, nun mubt bit az 9ette seben.
OH meiBt, Die fleinen Siibner geber
audi 5eitig ihlafen."
SruOfen: ,8epib, peib i1 oas,
Mama, Die alte Senne aber aud."
Snrfi&ant.
@otte: nSit es Sbrren INNER nod
nift aell,ngen, meine Srau olis be,
Sbnmafi SIT erpeden2"
Mr5t: rgsein, es idJeint lid Stes'
mol ltm elm iebr tbeures aoitiim a.
F~banoeln." =
- - - I.,4is gam,
1tmitanbsfrase.
.@enn EN- Shrparaer aiif sic alt
fGnle utb sic obne tpeitere 9eranlai
lung 2iisner ibimpfen piirbe, pas
niirben Sic IN bieiem Safe tbun9"
r@ie grp6 lit Der SHynarse?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
In Der lteberraidnng.

> nSeiiaS. Sa is ia Der Sternbauer.
na6i. Crib bi' @ob, &inopieb, oa.
miIh'S!"
,Sest meiB | net-wo9er fennit 8
mi benn Ou2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

r@enn EN- sfrparaer auf sic ali.
f6nle unb sic obrte weitere 9eranIai.
lung 2iisner ihimpfen niiroe, pas
.niir6en Sic IN oieiem Safe tbun?"
r@ie groB lit Der Sbpar5e?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
WilbsrnSer 1tmitane.

8ifter: .Saben Sic nod etrpas
an5ufiibren, mas bieleid)t Sbrt
Strafe milbern fonnteS".
Ineeflagter: .Salpobl; Die jam
merlihe Seoe meines BertbeiSi
gers!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Sc nadoem.

.@ie sliidli6 m,B oaa oieier
Wann iein. Der bel ieiner arbeit inn
merfort iingen fann!"
ga, uno mie ungliiflid Ser all-
oere, Der linn babei immeriort sil-
boren mliB!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
Die Iblide 8eididtc.

SN hotsu9e VeiutsuPS.
nSaben Sic bel Dem seltriaen Ban.
felt nit Sbrer @eoe @rfols sebabt9"
$50 melt ids be~iirtbeilen fam. ia.
Sd bate mir cine Hebe ein%it,oirt,
unb oils ih tie balten iolte, bate id
lie bis auf bas leste @ort perseiien
i6 iprad1 oann mas mir serabe. elm.
ianb rieiisen geiiaa."
- - -
Sfeptiid.
Serr: .gs bat einen Maler gege'
ben, Ser Spinnseipebe 10 natiirlih an
Ole Sede matte. Dab bas Sienitmdo'
den iih taselang bemiibte, lie fort
%Sufebren."
Sausfrat: DAB es einen ioId,er
Wtaler seseben bat, CLAUDE ihr-abel
ein iolfes 9ienitm6ohen niemaIs."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
SnrM4ant.

@utte: nSit es 'Sbnen INNER nod
nif,t aelr,nsen, meine Srau a,is Der
Sbnmafi ST errpeden?"
Ir5t: rgtein, es idJeint iih. Dtes.
nal INT elm iebr rbelres aoitiim gu
|6anoeln." ea
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
1taS alles Inn smlie6e.

tWo uuSS tV"t duistot'
Or: nnSn bieier 9luie iiebit on
~alleroirgs reiSeno ans, aber lie foItete
mid aud einen Saiien @elol"
Sic: .glber, mein 9ieber, naS
fiimrnert mid oas @elo, ipenn' i'd Dir
cine Greube MAIDEN farm!"
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Sliemfen.
SGbiiihe Wirtbin (ibrem Simner.
BERN ben W~orgenfaffee ierpireno) +:
.Ias iiebt &c Deut' nal wieoer naf)
Neien altS!"
Serr (Ser eben Die aaffeetaiie an
ben M,tno aeiest bats ngS idmedt
aber n bisd,en nad Suffice"
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Sm Der Nnsiteluns.
SD beipunoere Sbr Srauenbilo.
nib" iage elm Serr IN Der llusitel-
lung si etnem ibm befannten Waler.
rgs lit 10 ihon urro fein-iper mar
lSbr Mobea9"
%, meire Srau!"
,Ih? Sic limo mirflid eiter Ser
seihidteiten Maler, Die id FEMME"
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@ie Sas beutid)e SOlf iiber bic eng.
lGnbsr benft,
bariiber seben Die @orte @uiidluB,
nit bench elm SanOiturnmann, elm
@aroiit, Der iriiber Sliigelmann Der
/. aompaanie bes /. 9aroe. Snimte.
RE. Regiments mar, ieine Ginberii'
Jung besleitete. CT iaste: sou mi
uiie Saaiier Wilbelm ropen, 10 sier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11

Serr Tim @eitaurant Sur aGtin)
.9~eunrubisen Sic lid niht, Gnna,
pern Sic einise Saare nermiilen--r
ib babe lie in Der Snppe' seiunSen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-03-11
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