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large order, but the Ocala House
had 1000 rooms, the Harrington 1000,
and 5000 people could be in those two
buildings alone without crowding. Of
course there never were so many peo-
pie in the business center at once, but
there was room for them.
There were no streetcar lines on
the square, nor within two blocks, but
from there on they ran in every di-
rection, on double tracks, which no
foot passenger might walk on except
at the crossings. Tall traffic police
men handled the crowds with little
trouble at the more important places,
and as we passed the intersection of
Broadway and Magnolia l recognized
familiar face-yes, it was my tiny
friend Felts, who liked me so well
that whenever he met me he used to
slap me on the back with a force that
sometimes thought would break me
in two. Confound him; he never
knew how hard he could hit. He
hadn't changed much-he is one of
the sort that never grow old.
Racing out Exposition, across eight
railway tracks where there used to be
four, / found a solid line of stores
clear out to the fair grounds. These
had come east clear to the o. & S. w
track, which from Martel in was a
section of the great NJ, st. L. & S.
transcontinental line, with a local
branch running south from Martel to
Floral City, and from there to Bay
port. The fair grounds were covered
with up-to-date race tracks, fine ex-
pertinent gardens and concrete build
ings. Fausett's snug home and old
wooden store had disappeared; in
their place stood a spacious mansion
amid well laid out grounds. The
modest store Fausett was building
when / saw him last was now the last
high building to the west-a twenty
story department store. My chauffeur
said Fausett was live and well, doing
big business, and president of the
North Florida Fair Association
Nothing like plenty of hard work to
keep man alive and happy.
We whirled around thru the south
west of town and soon arrived at the
Athletic Field, where Hunter Park
used to be. Here we found grounds
reaching from South Eighth street tc
the top of the hill opposite the hos
| pital, and from Orange street to Or
ange avenue, laid off for baseball
football, polo, tennis, and several
other outdoor games. with immense
grandstands, and a big gymnasium in
one corner. In the center of the field
was a monument, and the car halted
| by it. so I could see who it stood for.
It was Charlie Hunter, natural as
life, and looking so alive that / half
expected him to say, Listen"
What did he do to be perpetuated
in bronze ?" | inquired.
Moving spirit in breaking up pro-
fessional baseball and putting am
The Ocala evening star., 1915-06-09
Mr.. Wilson'S Reply

Mr.. Wilson accepted the resignation
with the following note:
81 accept your resignation, only be-
cause you insist upon its acceptance,
and accept it with much more than
deep regret and with feeling of
personal sorrow.
"Our two years of close association
has been delightful to me. Our judg-
ment was in accord in practically ev-
cry matter of official duty and proba-
bic policy until now. Your support of
the work and purposes of administra-
ton has been generous and loyal be-
yond words, your devotion to the
duties of the great office and your en-
ergies to take advantage of every
great opportunity for the service Of
fered, has been an example to the rest
of us. You have earned our affec-
tionate admiration and friendship, and
even now we are not separated in the
object we seek, but only in the method
by which we seek it.
at is for these reasons my feeling
about your retirement from the sec
retaryship goes deeper than regret.
sincerely deplore it. Our object is the
same: we ought to pursue them to-
gether. I yield to your desire only
because / must and wish to bid you
God speed in parting. We shall con-
tinue to work for the same causes
even when we do not work in the
same way"
The Ocala evening star., 1915-06-09

The way to settle the trouble in
Mexico is for all the revolutionists to
hire stenographers, and they can be-
come dictators.-Clearwat Sun.
American business men say their
stenographers sometimes dictate to
them.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-06-09

Germany brings to light a treaty
between Germany, Austria and Rou-
mania, binding each not to aid in any
attack on one of the others until
1920. There was also a treaty bind
ing Prussia to respect the neutrality
of Belgium.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-06-09

1t is beginning to percolate thru
the understanding of the public that
the Athens liar is in the same class,
and perhaps little more classy, with
the Shanghai liar Of 1904 and the
Cape st. Nicholas liar of 1898.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-06-09

Truth crushed to earth will rise
again, but she is often too late in ris-
ing to do the=victims of falsehood any
good.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-06-09

just think how dreadful distressing
this hot weather must be to lapdogs.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-06-09

CARPENTER AND BUILDER
Careful Estimates made Oil al Cox
tract work. Gives More and Better
Work for the Money than Any Other
Contractor in the city.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-06-09
HOW OCALA WILL LOOK
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS HENCE

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The Ocala evening star., 1915-06-09

and Ensemble
"Hearts and Flowers" CIooinl)
First Voin Second Violin:
E. c. Smith Miriam Connor
Margorie Burnett Floyd Coleman
Cevie Roberts Lynde Mathews
Nat Comyns Hester
Mar Henry Connor
Earl Hester
Margaret Little Leader
Mille Mary Connor
ianoQ Quartette-
Miltare Galopp (Llcnner)
Sam Phillips Maud Little
Nat Mayo Elliott Connor
Piano Solo
Styrienne (Wolenhaupt). Floyd Coleman
l3 Piano Quartette-
Carmen" Nblzet)
Cevie Roberts Miriam Connor
Gertie Brgance Meme DAVIS
Solo
Spring Awakening (Bach) Nat Mayo
ano Quartette-
MareB Ruth RentZ
MaudM Mcintosh Mary Connor
Concerto os iS dG In Ma: % Temple orchestrs
Delivering of Diploma
E. C. Smith, Jr, Graduate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

zen Srlthcr, ser mldcrcn Giieubuhu.
al. Die Strcde lit iiir'2 Rao Sl flod,
lnb bisig. 3mci 2c5rinncn inBcn i'm
9lbtbeil, 5mci octtife Sebrcrinncu.
Sic fltbren 5ltlll criten 0tal nudI Sta
lien. HSei ie0er Stntion "ltrcfteu lie
Den aopf binuua utb mclocten sic
Nomen. 9aIn Iilo aui icner Stredc
Die Nanlen Ser Stotioncn DIT iehr
flein mo un.idcinbnr. Der Sinpeia
aber altf EN- b~cionoereS @coiiriniB
Itcbt nit Hieienlettern oa.
.Su. Sopbic." iaatc oie cinc.
pldlau cinmnl no mir Jest lin0?"
~M G.esl-I.i" buhitubiertc ole
Supbic.
limo Damn iltdltcr iic Geiii I'M 9ac.
ocder mo ianoen 6 nibt.
Srrr- belt ser 3ug mieocr an
ellem Winimulitutlond)en.
~9tnn, Supbic. id)ou einmol. no
limo mir obcr ieBt?" iragtc oie 81
fGbrtin.
- don micoer IN GciiL" ingtc
lie p%ermunoert.
"a hdben mir inns bintcr unicrc
ouagebreiteten Nnoclfnrtcn peritcdel
milIlcn, neil ea gar 10 icbr ae5ltdt i'm
8clidt. llnb mcin Sreuno hat lid,
10 iiirhterlih ~geidreust oubei-orc
ooer pier Wfol- Dab Ole bcioen 2eh.
rerlnnen e1blid) mcrttcn. Die De
oeutrng Don Geiii ndntlid). llno mir
bcben iGon on 5ll einem beireienoeu
8eldhter fiir ms ale. 9lbcr oa iino
Die bciben Sebrimcn plotlid) qunj in
Die anbere Gde gcriift uno bnben iid)
init Den 8ciidtcrn trnmpfboit an
Ole Sdeiben Ieprcbt- breiBia ailo.
meter Tang gcid,dmt, leioer @pttcS.
bis iiber Orient biuaus.-G. g.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

Senutor Gilman bate cine Heoe
gebolten. Die linn gans altsnebmeuh
geiiel; er beid)loB. ibr nlOglifIi
meitc %erbreitllng 81 perIhaffen NM
lieB iic ais Sroihiirc oruden.
allr5 mad, &eroifentlihrig Der
HeOe traf or nit ieilem aollegen Sc
nator 9oilep 5%lllannlcn, Der lbm Die
0nno ihiittelte mo iagtc:
SD aratlllire Sbneu ill Ocnl ilber.
raidenoen Griolgc Sbrcr Reoe; id
iab Die Sroitiire belte Sormitto1
5ufGlig mo id) mllB gcitcbeL baf
id IN Dem Tampblet ctuos cntOefi
babe, mas mir gar5 6clonoers &C.
iicl."
Gas Sob aus ioldlem Wunbl
mnht mid ooppelt i%tol5," entgeGnetc
Sillmun. o@cnm ih fragcn oiirfte,
lpnS errc9tc ci9eutlih Shren beIpil'
oeren @eialen IN ser Sroifiire?"
sd ging geraoe in oaS Senat'
Reitullrant, ais elm biibiheS 0iGoheH
berunSfom, ooS Sbre @roihiire al;
llni6lag iilr cilen Yilalmellfud)e;
bCnilBtc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
I'm 8epGfncs

0es aortpees zines nadl &oln inhren
ben Ierionen5tgeS bciinoet iih Ell.
flcinca ldtet. mcld]ca einet nicoer
trddtigcn @crud) o%llaitrGmt. Nilt
miithcnben 9lidcn mist cin ,SubrQuit
Den onocru. bod, teluer mclB mi
Sid)erhejr. mem oa2 Fatet gehort
$nipiIhcn lditit Ser 3ua IN a0ln
Silobabnboi. Gin. % tonlnlt cillg
elm Bauer aus Dem ltad)bur.&oupce
Diet GerlGuf, SIR NGre," nimmt oas
Yafet un0 meillt Damn meiter: sd
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

Some. Die @uitgeberin benegtc iid)
inter ibren 01itcn, frogte bdlO bier,
baIo BORT. luie man lid amiiiire; IL
elmer Gfe bcnertte iie eirtcn Scrrn,
Der iid Die Sbrduen abmiid,te.
o@esbalb peinen Sic?" iragtc Die
Came oes Souies. Sim Sic Don
aentlldp?"
o9tein, gnGoige Srult, aber id) bi.l
0tlliiter bon Beirut"
Gin @emeis.
Gie 9teger iteQen iid) ollc gl,tell
Wtunner Ifnuur5 uno ollie boien, alld'
Den Seuiel, meiB Dor. 9huu i~trittcr
iif 5pci 9teger barber, ob Die jm0li
apoItel Sfuar5e ooer @eiBe gene
len ieien. Ser Cine beitanb onrulli,
es icien 9teger gepeien; Der anoere
lfIe1 Dies 5u be5peiieln.
oGli mogen gteger gelpeien iein,"
CAB Ser 3lpeifler idlieBlif 5l, .ober
pom Tetrlts fam ids nif)t glauben.
y@arrm oenn gernoe pom Eetru2
nid)t?"
.@enn ser cin gteacr geluciel
mGrc, bate Der Sobn garS gepiE
nift nlebr wie cinmol ~gctrdbt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

oreiBig @prte. Gie nnoeren bunoert.
unoiicb5ig @orte, Die mcin Snfel oltf
Dem 8elrnpege geIprodlen bat, ei9ncli
I'D, nld)t mir Wie0erhollmg."
~ y y
Tcfahlgnngsnnd)mciS.
Ter Soriibenoe Der @riifungssaom-
million fragte Sen aunOioutcn: ,&aS
berehtiat Sic 5u Dem 8Iauben. OaB
Sic 5um Eoli5iiten geeignet ieien?"
sd leioe an Ser S6laffrantbeit."
Sa, mcsbalb nid,t?
Ger @pbltbutigfeitS aommiiidr
oertbeioigt Die Neiden gegen oen
Sormurf Der Sbeilnabmsloiigfeit;
yllnicre Heihen tbun piel mebr fiir
nobItb6tige 3mefe ola nan oQge.
metn gloll6t. Gs lit cine gang falid)c
Gniiht, ooB ole Neid)en 1~lcidgiiltIg
uno berjloa Dem Glenn mo Ser Mr.
mltb gegenitberiteben. Sic gebea,
gebel uiel uno gebet gcrn! Iac.s
Oings itoBt man mitltttcr ulld ultf
gllIsnabnen, Die in ibrer 9orllirtbeit
fem &eritdnoniB fiir 0tc 9totblcioens
Den baben.
Cine u~lierer reiher 9dmci, oie
ans Der @ohltbdtigteit eiuen 3eit.
pcrtreib mad)t, ulrterbielt itd) nit mir
iiber oas 5unebmenbe Glen0 luO idy
benertte 81 lbr:
IS lit feline llebertreibung, ment
i) iage. oaB ieoen @inter Sunoerte
Den Gririerultgstoo Iterben."
.Ias lit aber entIeBlih," meinte
Die reide Came. .llnO es f0nutc il
leiht permieoen mer0cn: lpnrlint
geben otele Seute ntdt nad) Sailor
MEM"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

: Ser nllgemeiucn Suffrage bas
X ben mir Elm 9cnei9tea Chr 9ez
K lhenft unb buben cine Sgtraz
Z 8iBipalte fiir Den SeIsr eins
& gerdiimt.
Z &ieber 9cier! Collie cbl mig
4 artiger CD @cbanfe Scin ei9es
Z mes mertbeS 8ebiru ODER Seine
K bduslihe Itmospbdre lIm5uden.
4 mir pieneu Dir bereitlpiQi9It ais
Y ,@isableiter" II. bringen Seine
Z Saden serue an Die Seficntlihs
y felt. Illh menn Die @uie Dir
4 bplp uuo Oh @ebid)tc pcrbrcdrn
: ipateit. idide unS oieielben
4 detroit.
= Sir allc ei%ngcianotcn mn
Il uun ms abgepruftem NiBe sab
y len mir 25 Gents in Sanr.
= Siir 8ebibtc 30 GemtS.
< Natiirlid miilIen Die &ise
4 mo9lihlt neu Iein.
u Nprciiicre III Seincn err
i scbeucn
= @iB. Tebatteur,
4 Catholic Yrinting 6u.,
x Snbuane, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

Wann1er i. 2. Si0bt Don @il.
faro Sotel in @uibinqton, :. e..
bate mcbrerc Gage Ben Elumber I'M
SarrS, nm ~allerbano H%epuratllrcu 81
MAIDEN. Gr mar eritaullt. Oob ser
Tlitmber ohne 8ebiilien arbeitcte umo
madlte perid)icbenc Sreunoe uuo icine
6amilienangeborigel aili oicicS nod,
ME %bogeuciene GreianiB nllimerfium.
Mad, fllr5er Belt crbielt er Die
Hcdnnna, Die icocn einSelncn &oitcl,
genail aliffiIbrtc mo ais lebtcS Stem
Italt0 oa uermcrtt: sir Irbettcr
rniO einen @ebiilfcn $96."
Serr Sight proteltirtc gegen oa3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
- ~ ~
8alant.

SEER: o@citnttet SSbncn SSbr Serr
Eapo oent, nnd) Sbrem n~culid)en lin.
Tall nod jl %fubren?"
Came: ,Murirm 0cnn uid)t? &el
miro 10 1ngitlid, iein2"
SEER; nSenn ih beiipielsmeiic Die
Gbrc hattie, Sbr Srdlrtignm ji iein,
lb milr0c Sic bcitinmIt nid)t pieoey
fahren ldilcn." .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
@esbol6 or ,uciutc.

Srnu Ncifmann inb nit begreiili.
dem Stol5, Dab ihr eriter @eiell.
i6aftSa6eno ein potter Griolg mar.
Sie ein5clnen &iinitler, Die slrr In.
terbaltmg Der @aite beigetragcn hat.
ten, maren nit @eiiaQ ii~berldiittet
lporocn. Der &iuliriit bate ieiue
&ummer bcenoet. Ger Ioiite NpplauS
ucrnnlnBte i'm III elmer 3uaabe. elmer
Earaphroie iiber .ltp olo aentudp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

9oniS u. 2inncnbcrner, @ictpria,
&anias.-Sciocr oicies Wtnl uidt per
menbbar. Saiien Sic iih nid)t emf
mutbigcn mo id)reiben Sic bolb
mieoer.
- " ~
t. y. 3.--Gs mar olri meiner let'
Ten Haotour llud Stolicn. Mein
6rernb. Elm oelltifcr Stllocnt. mo
ih p%crtroutcn inns pon 9pseu bis
Sricnt nit nuicrn H1ocrn Dem aro-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Sas @cbnrtstaasacidlcnf.

o@as bat Str Scin 9rGutigalr
sum 8cbnrtstog g~egeben?" irugtc SIC
Scrfaltfcrin I'M &anoidub Sepnrte.
ment lire aolegin. Gin glrmbunr
ODER einel Hing ODER cine lthr2"
Or bat mir iibcrbalpt nidts &C.
aeben!" antluortete ieltiieno sic
&leine.
vgtihts2! @or nihts? Gas III
aber gemein."
uGs mar mcInc cigenc Sdlulb. So.
min frogte mid, mas i'd mir milnifc
lno id) iagte ibm: yWadDe Dir feline
unniiBen ausgoben. @ir mollen BOD
iiir uliere G%inridtltng ipurell. 9llic
tin mir Den @efullcn lllo aib mir
nld)ts 5ltrl @ebilrtstage." limo Damn
bat er mcine Worte ertIt gellommen
uno, bot mir mirflih nid,ts gegebenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Sin SdlmlanfiaB.

@ir beIlldtcn einnial cine Sdrlle
auf Dem 2anoe urtO pobnten Dem I'm
terrihte bel. 1ie Sinner batter am
Gage 5ltuor einen Iufiat Don 5lpei.
hulbert @orten iiber Gas 9llltomo-
bill" auibefommen linb inter oett eir.
gellcferten Irbeiten beionO iidJ Ole
folgenbe:
vWtein Snfel bate iid) Elm 9llto.
mobil gefnlit. Gr fuhr oariu iiber
Sano. EloBlidJ fam Der @agen ms
@lciten, idlitg um uno mein Snfcl
muroe ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Gr bat lid,
lebr meb getban. Sas lino ullgef1hr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Vefmrd)tuna

@anfier CUR @attin bel ser Tre'
miere): oSrnu, opploil0ire niht 10
luiitbenO. lonit meinen am Gnoe Die
Selltc nod mir limo nit Dem arnlelt
Stiidciid,relber perlpul0t."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

ban be Suitefieiter oren. 1pper sat
0pnge rid ELI mott. Dat lncr eft per.
baftig nit bel iih babe flntt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Hcd)t hat CT.

9iirgermeiiter (bei Ger 9eiid)ti.
gltltg oes nel,en @eiGngniiies): nWfit
Dem 9au all lid, bin id) gnil5 5uirie-
Den, MIR iheincn mir Die grBenmall.
ern 5u nieorig ju iein!"
Suumeiiter: 9, on babeu Sic
mir feline SeOenten, "a lteigt niemano
bineiul"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Sas @cbciinnis.

Srall Shmiot: YllnO nid,t luabr,
licbite Hiftcr, bic Sote bleibt bod
garl5 inter mS-6rot Sod, Trait
Blum. Srou Sdmcrtmaltl uno Tra,t
Gems buben mir gleihfaQs ltrengIte
Sistretipn 5u9eidmoren!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Gin S~dllunbenitiiflcin.

Gin Eetlenoer fam einmal in Elm
Gorf I'M Sflpabenlan0. no auf Dem
&irdtburm 5lpei .llbren ongebrad)t
marell.
oS0ren Sic einmal," irogtc ser
Heiienoe einen &oriibergebenoen,
oparum befinoeu lid oenn OIL gurem
airftburm 5tpei 3ifferbldtter inter
chamber"
Sos miiien Sic nit?" irogte ser
nit Gerpunberuu9, DOS iidt 10.
lpcltn ener 90 itebt unO gudt. mia
ld)pGt's tldt, mo tonlnlt no elmer ul0
mills al miiie. ooB ser bait net
5'Dnrte bralld)t. bis Der erIdte fertig
iid)t."
Yosbaitc Tragc.
Hihter (5ur alien Sungfer); n@ie
alt iino Sie?"
3cugin; sd iub % 2ell5c."
Htdlter: ollno Diepicl Sen5e 100.
rem Sic blino?"
" ~ -
Sine ci~ngebiloete Sh0ne.
.@naoiges Srallein peroen BON
Sabr 6i Sabr %id)onerl"
Bite. mein Serr, 10 oft bin id,
nod gar niht!"
- - .S
Sic lcrnte lire 9cftiun.
Sin gnnolt in Baltimore bate
einen Sificeiungen, Ser Die unange.
nehnle angelpohnbeit beiaB IN anbc-
rem 9urenur 81 er5dblen, ruos IN lei.
mem eigenen uorgegangen. Ter Ans
malt molte ben Slrlgen niht cntlui.
len, er rief i'm in iein Tripatbureull
mo belt linn einen ldngeren Sor.
trug:
gu mllBt nientuls boreu. mas Pm.
oercu gciagt miro; tbllc nltr, mas
mon sir iagt uno perihlieBe oeine
Shren ieber l~tntcrbaltung, Die bid
nldtS angebt."
Die Moralpuufe bate IN @egcns
mart ser SetretGrin ltottgefutoerl
ulO ser Inmnlt mollte gleid5eitig
ulld ibr cine 2ettipu ertbeilen mo
iagte oesbalb:
,Srduleiu Braun, buben Sic ges
bort, was ih Iocben geiagt lnbe?"
,9tein Nerr Iranflin," a%ntluortctc
prompt Die SctrctGrin.
&c y y
Sic Game upm 9anS.
nNcin, Is iGut mir nid,t i'm
Srurme eir. MIDI nit oieiem 3im.
merdIen 5t belniigen" ertlGrte Die
dltlid)e Came pom Sanoe Dem lie
iiibrenoen @ellbpp. sd weroe ood)
nidt meln glltcs @elo iiir iolf cine
S%unoebiitte nllsgeben nit einenl Ii.
dlcrlif flclncn &luppbett! @enn Sic
benten, neil ih pom Sanoc bil-"
(Anh',, Sfn Nod, tt,,, rnt,, /" ,,,tn,-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Ser Gcioen sacf1brtc

Srei Nerren ioBen i'm Eitamall-
@agen; Der Cine iragtc ieinen Nat)'
bor: ng4sp-ple melt it's nod b.b'6is
Yt.pittSbllrgb?"
Ter 9lnaereoete itono ouf unb per.
lleB Den @uaen, moruuf Der sra.
gelloc lid an Den 0ritten Serril
manotc, Ser linn Insfunft gob. allri
oarolti troi Scr Critic ocn u1bofli'
den Ncrrn I'M 6oltdymagen uno lteltt
i'm sur He0e:
.@eshal6 paren Sic 10 utboflid,
mo qoben inherent Witreiielloer
feilc Intluort?"
sd m.lusiueroc mid bii-bil.biiten
Somit er mir cine S.S.Sbrieigc &C.
g~e.ge9eben butte?."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
@ubl m0glid).

Serr gu ieinem Iiener): $50.
bann, bier habcn Sic 5t @eibnad)ten
jlpan3ta Collars unO bunoert 3igars
rem. Soifentlif iino Sic oomit ilts
irteoen2"
9iener: r9fu ia,-umgefebrt mar
eS mir lieber aemeien!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Vusbaft.

S%dlotipieler (Oer o%ltsgcpiifien mo
nit alien moglid)en 8egetitdnOen be.
morfen moroen lit, am SdlliB ser
&%orItellung): n9eiteQen Sic raid,
ellten @agen!"
Sbeateroiener: ,@incn Sunit0t9
pagen uieQeid)t, Serr Shmal5el?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

brad, iie Der Sllnge Grgerli6. n8eb'n
Sic MIR rein! Sus lit nid)t SIR
3inlmer. oas lit Ser Glepator!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
HnnsgeriHcu.

Sdaiiner: ,Mamu. Sic miiiielt
alSiteigenl Gas lit ciu aoupee mir
Srunen,"
Bauer (5u icinem @cib): Sort
Su'S iett, sllte, mic III INNER 10 In.
red)t bolt. menn On iogit: ! mar a
altc5 Meib,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
~ " -.
9icl %ucrlamat.

6rou: IN, Gem &ollegc Goftor
Shreiber iol Dor orci Sagen gcltcr-
ben ieiu."
Yroieiior: Y&or orci Sugen-oaS
lit abcr nid)t Ihon BON lbn, oaB er
mid, nod niht oapon u~erItGnbigt
hat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Nas Maf luar ppl.

&ned)t (5u einrm %an0ern): .gSa-
RIM bait on oenn Define SteQc be!
DEM Bauer mlfgeaeben2 @eiiel IS
Dir on nidt mebr?"
pSd, oaS fam 10: 3lterit frepierre
Dem Bauer cine Suu-ouppn bubel
mir eillert Monot lang gegeiien.
Damn giltg ibm cine Sub ein-oa ia.
ben mir Elm &iertel Sahr lang BON
elIen miiiien. Dim itorb fiirSlid) ieine
SdmIcgermltttcr-oa bin lb uber &c.
aallQen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
Imcrifaniid)cr &ricgsbnmpr.

9td6 Sen oelltid). oiterreidiid,en Be
rid)tcn fam man nidt mebr behallp.
ten, ooB sic Tuiien ein itebenOes
Seer bcliben.- - Ebilaoelpbia Nortb
american."
Is ideint, oaB oie 9eutifcn 2oro
aitheners Grtldrrng, Der eigentlldle
&riea miiroc i'm 0tai beginner, Solae
leiitcn lpolen. Sic nebnlcn iogor oen
groBten Sbeil Der Irbeit auf iidl.-
y&uniua Sim Spuruul."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26

limo einen @ehiilfen", uno oerlangte
cine repioirte Hehnuna, oa Elm 8e-
nile nld)t mtt0efommeu JET. Gr er.
belt Oarouf Die Antnort:
,@ertbcr SEER! e. itimmt aler-
0inga, OaB Der Gebiilfe ME in Sbren
Sauic mar, abcr er bat in Ser 8erf.
Itotte betm Ginpafen Der &unoperfs
5eltae II. /. ~. mitgebolfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-26
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Ihtuns, 9cicr!

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26

Come In on NOuT next trip and
learn what attracts others from all
paris ~ Oklahoma
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-05-26
NOTABLE FEAT!
DUPED LAWYER
HumOr Of the Situation, However,
Doesn't Appeal TO FOrger Who Got
Two NeaS for Turning Trick

In day or two Sheriff Blnion
Will remove from the county jail 10 the
ppnltentlary at McAlester young man
who has forged his way through two
or three states aud who Is said to be
developing into one Of the most expert
forgery IN the country. He Is v.
Bnrefleld, sentenced tO two years In
the penitentiary by Judge Wilson IN
the district court today.
BArcfeld deceived Attorney A. W.
Lcdhettcr, and that is considered II
most remarkable feat Several months
ago he went 10 the attorneys office
aud greeted him as friend NJ Led
hetters son. Barpfcld gave his name
~ Jesse Laughlin. He said he knew
the lawyers son and told some Incl.
dents of their school life together. His
story was so plausible that the attOr.
ney believed him.
Il have n hundred dollars In the
American National bank the Young
man said, and | want you to Identify
me there"
II was not during banking hours, so
/ the attorney wrote letter identifying
| the young man As Jesse laughlln
Barefeld did not use the letter ., all,
except 10 copy MIR GRbetter's sigma
turc According 10 the Information he
/ Immediately forged n check for S26 on
the State Exchange bank, payable Ia
lAughlln, and forged the endorsement
NJ Iedbetter 10 H. The check was paid
without question.
BHrefield was arrested In Texas aud
brought back for trial His wife was
with him at the time and she was pres
cnt today when he was sentenced. The
| forgery is alleged to have been com
mltted last fall during the time the
state fair was In progress and Rare
field was arrested In November. H.
has been In the county Jail since.
When arraigned In court today Bare
/ field pleaded guilty aud In addition Ia
/ the two.year sentence Judge Wilson
stipulated that he should pay the costs
IN the case. II the costs are not paid
In cash, the sentence provides that
Rarefield shall work II out In the peni
tentlnry NJ the rate NJ 81 day Tn,
costs amount to about 500
After his arrest the county attor
news office began To henr from Rare
fields alleged forgeries, extending
through Texas, Oklahoma and othel
states Letters were received frou
many places and requests were mad,
/ that hp he held N tho case avaInsl
him herr did not result In conviction
II was stated, was In Ardmore, wher,
he was accused of passing number oI
passing n number NJ checks.
Barefleld made n solemn promise I,
the court that n let off with a sen