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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-02-03
SALvATIONISM IS SCREENED
World Film Presents Edward Shell.
dOn's Masterpiece

World Film presents the California
Company's photoplay version Of Ed
ward Sheldon's very successful drama
Salvation Nell" with Beatriz Niche
lena in the title role--the most am
bilious role which this lady has at
tempted in pictures. II is a very
powerful drama when seen on the
screen; full of startling and lurid
episodes of underworld life with. over
all, the benign influence of the SAL
walton Army exerting itself for the
betterment of defective human nature.
Salvation Nell" is a good ADVERTISE
ment for the Army and a powerful
moral lesson, as we'll. II shows that
there is hope even for the near hope
less, Nell is the victim OF deploratle
environments and deplorable parent
age. All the squalid vices of sinful
humanity attack her; but in the end
Salvationism triumphs and the girl
is soved and made whole.
Drink and misconduct stalk through
the Offering, which also takes US to
goal. and introduces us to pic
turesque variety Of crooks of all de-
grees and kinds. But. as we have
said, the noble Army gets Nell in the
end.
Well produced and acted; with a
strong supporting cast, Salvation
Nell" will prove very popular
offering.
Salvation Nell" will be shown at
the New Theatre on Monday night.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-02-03
MANN ROASTS DEMOCRATS
FOR ATTACK ON PRESIDENT
Republican Leader in Vigorous De-
fense Champions Great American
Privilege of Changing
Your Mind

Washington, d. c., Jan. 2S-Repub-
lican Leader Mann came to the de-
sense Of President Wilson in the house
today when Representative Dies, Of
Texas, leader Of the nti-preparednes
Of the Democrats, attacked the pres
ident's New York speech on the Nat
ional Defense. Mr.. Mann rebuked
Mr.. Dies for making any remarks
about the presidents speech before
the latter had completed his speaking
tour, and declared that his only de-
fense for changing his position on
preparedness was that he believed he
was right
With the possibility of danger
which prevailes," Mr.. Mann declared,
I'VE will meet the situation; we will
rise to our responsibility, and put this
nation in u position where il can pro-
tect itself against any foreign foe"
Tempestuous applause broke from
all sides of the chamber.
81 do not know whether | have
changed my mind since year ago,
but | would not be ashamed to. do
know that the situation has been
changed.
81 do not believe in a great stand
ing army nor the possibility of great
navy, but do believe that a great
country like ours that refuses to con-
slider situation today because of its
beliefs in the past, has not the real
right to remain at peace and will not
be able to do SO.
THE president ought to know more
about this situation than any member
of this house. And now that he is GO
ing about the country to state his
case, it would be more becoming TO
members of his own party to await
his statement, at least, before at
tacking him."
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-02-03
BAsKETEERs OFF TO VEGAS

The boys and girls of the High
School left this week to play two
games each. They will play in Las
Vegas tonight. From that place the
boys will go to Ration and the girls
to Santa Fe where they will play
Friday night.
Boys team will be lined up about
as follows; Jackson, center; Jacobs
and Gentry, guards; Wharton and
Fausnacht forwards; Dixon, Gerhardt
and Shaft substitutes.
Girls---Bessie Emler center; Rosa
Tarpley and Madge Campbell for
wards; Josephine Gentry and Doris
Whitmore guards; Rebecca Everest
and Maurine Steckman, substitutes.
These students were accompanied
by Miss Seder, Profs. Shadwick and
Ellis, and Bill Phillips will act as of
cial In the boys games.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-02-03
CHARLEY AND GEORGE KOHN
PROMINENT QUAY COUNTIANS
Die SUDDENLY BURIED TODAY

The city was shocked ~ never be.
fore last Monday morning when the
word reached here o. the death Of
Chas. Kohn, who only u few days be-
fcre had been married to Miss Han
nah Bonem one of Tucumcari's finest
young ladies.
Mr.. Kohn died in Il hotel in Kansas
City Sunday night after only short
illness. The immediate cause as sent
by the attending ply clan, was said
to he oedema of The larynX, or serous
cfrusion of the cellular tissue of the
larynx. The surgeons operated upon
him to remove the trouble but their
efforts were of no avail and thus the
hundreds OF friends back homo were
soon notified of this untimcly death
and Montoya. his home town is joined
by the rest of the county and state
in mourning the death Of one Of our
most substantial citizens.
The body was prepared for burial
in Kansas City and shipped to thi,
city where the fricnds had gathered
to pay their last sad tribute to hn
memory. His brother, and other mem
bcrs of the family came up from Mon
toya to meet the funeral train. One
brother. George. was overcome with
grief and was unable q stand the aw-
full shock and during the night physi-
clans worked to faithfully to assist
him, but Wednesday morning about
eight O'Clock his life passed out.
This second shocl; was about as
great as the first and the citizens Of
Tucumcari and, in fact, Quay county
were in deep grief. Instead Of one
funeral being held it was postponed
and double funeral was conducted
by Rev. DR.. NJ Zclanka. Of I'll Paso,
the minister who united Chas. Kohn
in marriage to Miss Bonem only a
week before. The Masons and Elks
assisted in the funeral services and
the church was crowded to its Ut
most capacity by friends Of the de-
ceased. The funeral was held at the
Presbyterian church at 2 o'clock, af-
ter which the remains were taken 10
the Sunnyside cemetery and laid to
rest.
The citizens Of Montoya feel the
shock much greater than any other
community because both of the men
were the life-pulsc of that little town.
They were strong financially and the
citizens of that place relied upon them
to manage everything pertaining to
public benefits, although there are n
number Of others who may be able
to take up the duties, hut at the pres
ent they are much discouraged be-
cause of these untimely deaths.
II seems doubly sad to US to be re-
quired to chronicle the deaths after
the flattering expectations we men
toned in last weeks paper in con-
nection with the marriage Of the
younger brother, Charles, but the loss
to Quay county will he hard to recover
and his position will be hard TO fill,.
The editor Of this paper does not
feel capable to picture the sadness oc-
casioned by this double tragedy, and
will refrain from any attempt. The
| following written by some Of de-
ceased's personal friends will show to
some extent how these men were held
| in the esteem Of all.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-02-03

Active Pail Bearers for Chas. Kohn
L. L. Morris, FL Paso; Jacob Vert
helm, Harry II. McElroy, r. =. Dono-
hoo. Roy Prentice and II. Il. Jones.
Active Pail Bearer for Geo. Kohn:
Sig Nahm, Lee G.. Pearson, Edward
Midtsch, J. l.. Johnson, T. +. Mitchell,
and +. l.. Braun.
Honorary Pail Bearers--Dr. C. NJ.
Stanfll, c. d. Beeth, L. S. Devor, Jo-
seph Israel, l.. L. Mckenzie, II. B.
Johnson, Pratt; Theo Espe, Hon. Robt
=. Ervein, Santa Fe, Capt. Muller,
Santa Fe, Herman llfeld, Las Vegas,
Judge Toombs, Clayton, Judge Pope
Of Santa Fe, Lucian Rosenwald, Kan
sas City, Cecilia Rosenwald, Las Vegas
Pablo Gomez, G.. w. Richardson, Otto
Beasley, PEDRO Romero, Hank Thur
man. Ira Livingston, DR.. Webb, JAS.
Rogers, Judge c. +. Belkham, and
w. c. Barrett all of Montoya; James
Keogh, Albuquerque, James Briscoe,
Tucumcari. Donald Stewart, Las We
gas, W. b. Rector, Tucumcari, Fred
Walther, Puerto, Tom Collins, obar,
T. F. German, j. ID. Cutlip, DIR. Bruno
Sulzbacher. j. W.Corn, J. Dunwoody,
John u. Thomason, W. c. Simpson,
Jesus Munez, S. II. McElroy, II. W.
Kelly, Las Vegas, Dan Kelly, Trinidad
Chas. llfeld, DR.. Savage, Burt Epp-
stein, Montoya, A. A. Jones, Wash
ington, d, c., Sim Mcfarland, J. +.
Mcfarland of Logan; Fred Lyle of
Montoya; Al Hoy and Walter Hol-
comb of Montoya, c. G, Barker San
Ia Fe, Judge Edw Wright, Santa
Rosa. Julius Noise and Sam Noise of
Santa Rosa, Harry Bowman, Santa
Fe, VIM. Floershcim, Roy, Jos. Hol-
brook, Cuervo, Alex. Street, NJ. b.
Goldenberg, Felipe Sanchez, NJ. c.
Meechem, Socorro, Reed Holloman,
Santa Fe, John Briscoe, DR.. Jackson,
Montoya, DR.. w. c. Klotz, Santa Fe,
Eugene Gordon, Judge T, ID, Leib,
Ration. Geo. Remley, A. Paul Siegel,
Nara Visa, S. b. Davis, Las Vegas,
II. o. Bursum, Socorro, Judge ID. j.
Leahy, Las Vegas, Chas. =. Downs,
Alamogordo, c. c. Davidson, NJ. B.
Keator, J. NJ. Clough and K. b. Read
of Tucumcari,
The following article was copied
from the Las Vegas Optic:
Stricken fatally i'll while on his
wedding trip, Charles II. Kohn of
Montoya, who last Wednesday was
united in marriage to Miss Hanna
Bonem of Tucumcari, died of septic
poisoning late last night in a hotel
at Kansas City. This was the sorrow
full news received here shortly after
noon today by Sigmund Nahm. The
body will he taken to Tucumcari,
where the funeral will occur on Wed.
nesday. The marriage of Mr.. Kohn
and Miss Bonem was one of the So
ciety events of last week, the couples
large acquaintance over the state
making their union of interest and
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-02-03
CLOVIS GOES DRY BY
SIXTY-FOUR VOTES
Election Comes at Close of Strenuous
and Bitter CampsiPn

Clovis, n, NJ, Feb. CLOVIS went
dry in the election yesterday by a
vote of 337 to 273. The elction came
at the end of one of the most bitter
and strenuous prohibition campaigns
in the history of the southwest.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1916-02-03

the other; the wish OF one was the
law of all. The JOY Of one was the
pleasure of the others; the sorrow of
one was the grief of all, and the death
of one was at least the death Of one
other. it being sadly true that at the
time of the death of Charles Kohn,
George Kohn was man in the bloom
of health and the full vigor of life,
and his own death was due TO no other
cause save that of a broken heart.
Contributed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

Die Srolt HGtbin S6uI3e oas ibr SIT
lldd|It gelegene Stiif ergreiit, 5iebt
@retden Den SeIler tort nit Den ent.
iesten @orten: oOtamd, oie nimmt
lid Dos groBte!"
~ ~ ~ .
SOhit unselescn.
%, Oh liebeS Serrg0ttic, on! 9ab
mid nod iebt nid)t iterber. no sic
@einlel' grad Dor Der Sbiir iIt!"
~ ~ u
in @ertretnng.
Ter 0ife Gbineie: .@ie Iange mtb
ih Dir oenn iteben 81 meinem
9iIoe?"
Wtaler: .9tur bis i'd Den aopi FER
Zig babe; oils Wooea iiir eaS iibrige
fanrit Glt mir eiten groben Sad
Heis id)ifer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

l(nteroiii5ier Gum Hefrttcn) F.:
YSie, Whiller, iagen Sic mir. Worun
ldmeit es I'M @inter?"
Hefrlt: .@eil es I'M @inter f1ltcr
iii alS im CONNER"
llntcroifi5ier: ~slf, llniinn cS
idneit I'M @inter, oomit lid Ser
%erfrorene SoIoot nit Sdyee ein5li'
rei6cn bot"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Gin ganS Sdlancr.
Grsiebnngsrciultnte

@rethen tpar iton 5eiti8 an BE-
it,eioenbeit gepobnt lunO begnii9te
iid 10, Itets MIR elm fleineS Stiidd,en
altd,et SIT nebmlen. Gines cages lit
geillb bel Wanta, uro oa oie &leine
ooS 9rGientieren 10 nett beiorgt, ipiro
ibr ser SeQer nit Dem 9adiuerf in
Die SGnodyen segebeu. IlS abcr MIN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Wiercttia.

aMerettig," iogte elm TrabIcr,
.5iebt mein Snfel in RilBlauo mai.
ienbuft. Gr fGbrt INNER nit cincnt
pieripGnnigen @agen pou Werettig
naf ser Staot."
ySbatidhlih lpabr," erlpiberte linn
Elm 3lrborer, ooenn banu fdbrt mlein
Snfel inu1er nit elmer Seroe letter
Shien blirh baS anoere Sbor ser
Stabt Elm, oamit lie allt Sleiid 5tm
Wterettig habcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Sunocrbarer Sdllus.

o6rall ~gtadJburin, iuie f0nnt SIR
eilen 10 iilngen gr5t ncbmen,-oer
bat ia crit i'm porigen Wonat iein
Gramen genladtlI"
oGbeu ~oesluegen babe idD bua
grobte Gertralten; ser peiB gepiB
nod, alleS am beiten-ber bats ia crit
aar, iriid oelcrrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Ter iuabrc 6rnnS.

Hidlter (ju einem Sagabilnocn, ser
pIOerbolt megen 9etrlnfenbeit be.
trait iuoroen ii): YIber, Wenih,
icbt iino Sic idlon pieOer betrltnfen
@Ober fonrmt bus mtr2"
o9ta, pont Gorift, Serr Hidter. "
~ - "
Garter @iuf.
aurl (5ur beimfebrcnben Sante)
Salt 0u nltd,, liebe Sotte. altf Scr
Geile mond,mol an mid, geoaf,t?"
Sante: ga notiirIid. oft!."
aarI o0am bot eS mir NAL ans
Dem &ofier!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Shlasfcrtig.

Trofeiior: o@o5lt redynen Sic
oelin Iricnif9"
EriifIing: n3it Den dscnoen 8if.
ten"
TroiciIor Limo boS Strphnin9"
Erilfliltg: o3u ben narfotii6en
@iiten!"
Groieiior: Out! GferSeno:)
9lber Die Witgiit?"
Frilfling: r3lt Den 8cgeugiiten. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
" " "
Sparian.

Wirth Gum 8oit, Der fort,pabrenS
Streid3bol5d)en an5iinoet urS unter
0cn Gid leud)tet): rWus iuhen Sic
BERN 10 Iurge?"
8oit: 81 Streidlbol3 lit mir mn.
terg'faG'n!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
~ ~ "
SartfGbleno

Grite Came: n@aunm lait Gu
0enn Gcinem grdItigom cine Saar.
biirite acihenft, ieir appf lit bod 10
frbl, mie cine giQorofu9cl?"
3lpcitc 9nmc: .GesboIb chen; err
Ioa glollbclt ib Ddtte oaS uift be.
niprft"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Die bDien WGnncr.

Sic Serren limo imner unpiinft.
lid. Sa polte nun meilt Wtarn bier
porirberfomnuen - icit iieben llbr
lparte i6 - iest it's balb od1t."
limo mann ipoIltet SIR Glld)
trcifen?"
lin fiini."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Grfannt.

Serifulocter Baron: Sore God
ter miro gepiB nit mir iebr gIiidlit
Ieinl 8ir baben ia, mie ih mir
ihnteidIle, sarr5 oicieIben Sntereiien."
9unfier: .Natiirlih - bon met.
tenn &apital!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

Surge 6rou (oor einem Sltipelier.
ldoen, 81 ihrem Wtnnn): .gld, M1m.
den. mod)tcit iii mir leiue 9robe
Sicbc nid)t einnrdi gIGIl5eno beruei.
leap"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
" ~ ~
&erNqdltiacs llrthcil.

glittor: Sit Sbnen an mcineln
Slliripiel nittS 9eionoereS oufge.
fdlen2"
&ritifer: ogbcr aeruiB ood), Ger
mlsgelaIienc Sumor."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

ous @eib f0ntte ionit am gnoe be-
haupten, e3 iei ip1ter gemeien, oils CO
III Der Sbut lpnr. gr nil mtfitebelt
--oerilidyt eS-boh Die au9enIFber
fallen ibnl umpiafiirIih 5lt--e$ gebt
cirfod) riht. S6lieBli6 ipGl5t er iid)
ms 9ett 3uriid nit Den @orten:
vGb, morgen lit allh nod 3eit ba5lt"
-i,to id)luit getrolt Elm.
" ~ ~
Gin S%trubbalm.
9aron: r8ir biirien uit)t 10 iebr
mtf ole giirgerIid)eu berabbIifen,
gnG6igite @rdfin, Oh lieber Simmel,
mem mir mand)en Stamntbaum Der.
foIgen-io J. 9. mar mein llrgrob.
pater miitterIiderieitS Elm Stein.
flopfcr."
@rGfin: Sod mo6l GocIitein.
f(opier?"
y Y "
Ter Nugnit.
Dune: .9lt bit mir inmer bel
5u fIotterbaft, Define 8oredneerin bat
ibr @rrit rtie perlaiien."
0~ienitmdoden: %, Der meine per.
labt mid ia mid nidt-oer beiBt aber
nift gruit, ionoern gugr1t."
" ~ -
Turfuano.
vgtutter. Die @aiierIeituns lit ab.
geiperrt."
80? Sag oos MIR ia nidyt Dem
Safer, ionit friegt ser glcid, 9urit
llro acbt ms @irtbSbots."
~ - "
8anner. gnsrebe.
Rihtcr i;ltm 9an6itrcihcr): Sic
iirb ood1 gelerntcr Wtaurer; warltm
habeit Sic nid) he! irlcu6 einem @Ga
Nrbeit geliidt?"
ogntiduiloigen, Serr Hid,ter. baS
babe ib neriud)t; Gber no ih hinge.
fortmcl bin, mar iiberon cine Saiel
nit Der aufidrift: Hit)tbeidyafti9ten
lit Ser Gintritt itreng perboten."
~ - -
Terrntbcn.
rSie boben 9ciflaferL SEER
Moier?"
yg(bcr-"
yRcoen Sic nidjt! Sic boben ia
NIT Der Stirn aiif Dem StenpAfiiien
gelegen!"
GrflGrlidj.
Serr: ,Wenn Sic eincn Shrmps
bdben molen, ou brallden Sic BLOB
oem @irtb 5i iageu, Sic poaen III
Die SeIepbonsele, I'M 3l t~elepbonie.
rem, ga orin itebt oie Slaihe."
@ait: so, 10! 8oritm iagte mir
Ger @irtb geitern: @cnn boS bisd)en
Selepbonicren niht wGre, fonnte
man Die 9lroe 5%umadenl"
y ~ ~
Gin gau5 Sd,lancr.
Nliiclmoiener (cbeu crit nltgc.
itelt): r0tcin Serr, Sbrcn Stod,
Nttc!"
9eirder: .Sabe feineu!"
Wllieumr0iener: yWteine SnItrlf.
ton lorrtet, ocu 9eiufern Die St0dc
ADVANCEMENT"
geiuder: o@eiB i'd, ober Sic
ieben ood), bob ih feinen Stod bnbe!l"
0ilrieum0iener: rOom bolen Sic
lid) einen!"
y - y
Gr5iebungsrcinltate.
@retd)en tpar id)on 5eitig al ge.
iteioeubeit gerpobnt lrnO begnit9te
lid 10, Itets MIR elm fleineS Stiidd,en
alld)cn 5ll nebmen. GineS cages lit
On III L.. Ul~., ,,,N s., ~ NIn,,n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
9crnbigmng.

~: sd lag Dir mn louiel: @eml
i6 onnebnte, mas melne Jugofarte
foitet, pn5 ih aiif Ser Sago per5ebre,
mas id) oil 9leioern unO Stiefeln
rltinicrc mo i'm @eldN1ft %oer'dlnne,
10 fontnlt mid Elm ieoer Saie, Den id
ihieBc, nlii mirbeitens 5lpor5ig Wart
ST. iteben!"
g.: IA fannit on nut @ott onn.
fen, ooB 81, 10 werig trifIt,,"
y - y
Nns Scr S6dteridnle.
2ebrcr: o@aS peritebt man inter
einem gleitbetifer2"
Shiilerin iffpeigt.
2ebrer: o9hul, mas lit oenr 9leit.
betif?"
Sdyiilcrin: Sic 9ebre bonn S6o.
nen."
2ebrer: Limb Elm aeitbetifer lit
alio?"
SdiiIerin (5agbait): Gin idoner
2ebrerl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
8elnngeu.

8ottin (eines auiimumncS, ser
BON enter Heiie beimfommt): limo
beute Dir, unier aaiiierer bat ne &c.
peid)e 'friegt, er mubtc ioiort cir.
riiden."
aatimann: YNu', bod bclier oIS
iuelllt err m1r'--nllsaeriidt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Smt Strcit.

y@ern Sic nidlt eill GROCER Giel
pdrcn. miiroc ih Sic i6nmcrlid, per-
10 ober mlB ih Sic ifoner,
neil ih i'm Sbierid)ugucrein bin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Hauner=WuSreoe
~ " -
Scrrathcn.

rSie boben 9ciflafc,L Serr
Woier2"
yglbcr-"
,Gcoen Sic nidjt! Sic boben ia
NIT Ser Stirn alf Dem StenpAfiiien
gelegen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Sas Gilt nidJt.

Scrr SnoIle fam Nad)tS in siem.
LID altgcbeitcrtem 3uitonoe no6
Sollc iuno begob lid, rudJoem or iidl
5ltpor nit 5ielnliher 9lnItrengllng lei.
ller aleioer cntIeoi8t batte, az 9ette.
"a fiel eS fbm Gin, fiir ieDen Sal
nod jlIpor altf Die llbr 81 lcberL Senn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Ginc idJDnc Nntmprt

errbeilte cirntal Scr Srnnoriit Sop6ir
on 5iuci Nbonnentimtcll. sic iraaten
oWir Itreitcn inns, Oh cs beibt: I'D
bdbc Sbncn gelpunfen, ooer: Sf
babe Sbncp gcuinft." Seinc glnnpori
laltcte:
@eiI gar 81 id)0lt i'm 8lus ser
Meit geblunfcll.
Sdt i'd, Der Sans oidpoa getrinft
Sralli lit in 3if5ot er na6 Sans
1cbunfen
llno ieiner Satin in oen slrn
aeiirtft,
Sic ober hat gor5 5ornig abae.
Wllllfen
llno binter ibm sic S6iire al ae.
fllnfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
Gin auteS BcmiIen.

Meis id)ifen."
- ~ y
Sin auteS 8cmiiIen.
Gin 9%epobner elmer fleincn ollle.
rifaniid)en Sta6t hattie 6eim @intalf
bon Sorine5uder cine Menge Soto
mitbefommcn uno licB MIN fotgelloes
Snlernt in eiu offentIideS 9lott Elm.
riifet:
sd fauite bon einem SGn6(er bic.
Iieen SrteS cine GunntitGt 3ltder, in
ipeld)em lid, auSgeuogeu gerabe Elm
Yfulto Sano befano. Wenn sic
Sanolutg, meld)e fire ar1Oen IN 10
ifanbaIoier @eiie SIT iibcroortheilen
geuo1nt lit, mir iofort iiebeu Yiuno
reinen 3ltder 5uIenOet, mil i'd
idIpeigen: a~noerniaas miro ole
nadyite Drummer hieicS glattes lire
Sirna peroffentlihen."
au folgenoen Gage crbielt er sic
gelpiini6ten GfunO 3ufer bon teltu
perI6ieoeneu Sanblungen 5ugeiarot.
~ u y
8ntmiitbig.
,SSSunge, marltm heltlit Oh oeru2"
sd bub'n 8roifen perloren!"
so, III, bo bolt III Sebn 8fcn.
nige. Nber pap MN bitbih nlti! no
boit OH oenn ben Broid)en per.
loren2"
DSn SedtS'nied)3ig!"
- y -
8elnngen.
8ottin (eines auiimuuncS, ser
BON enter Heiie betnrfommt): ,ltn0
beute Dir, unier aaiiierer bat ne &c.
pelde 'friegt, er mrlbtc iofort cil.
riiden,"
aatimann: yHu', bod, bciier oIS
ipelllt err Ddr'-nlsgeriidt!"
4 = y
Die bDien WGnncr.
Sic Serren limo INNER unpiiuft.
lid. Sa polte nun meilt Wtarn bier
uorirberfomrnen - lett lleben l(br
iparte ib - iest it's baIb od)t."
limo mann tDoIltet Sbr Gltd)
trcifen?"
lin fiiui."
Grfannt.
S~eridullocter Baron: .S,Sbre God
ter miro geuiB nit mir iebr gIiidlit
Iein! 8lr boben ia, mie ih mir
itn1eitlc, gang bicielben Sntereiien."
9unfier: oNatiirlih - bon mel.
mem &~apital!"
Sunoerbarer Sd)luf.
n6rau Nahbarin, iuie fonnt SIR
einen 10 iitngcn 9lr5t ncbmen,-oer
bat ia crit i'm uorigen Wonat iein
Gramen g~emad)t!"
oGber ~oesluegen babe id) oua
grobtc Tertralten; ser peiB gepiB
nod, alleS alll beIten-ber bars ia crit
ganj iriih gelcrnt."
y y y
@%eroGd)tiges ltrtbcil.
gliltor: Sit Sbnen on mcincm
SltIripiel nittS Selon0ereS oilfge.
fallen?"
&ritifer: ogbcr aepiB ooh, Ger
m~tSgelaiiene Sunor."
~ - y
Wercttig.
.Merettig," iagte elm Irdbler,
Y5iebt mein Snfel IN RuBlano mai.
ienbaft. Gr fdbrt INNER nit eincnt
pieripGnnigen @agen poQ Werettig
nab Ser Staot."
.Sbatidhlih luabr," errpiberte linn
Elm 3irborer, ,oeun banu fGDrt nlein
Snfel innter nit elmer Seroe letter
Shien oltrb baS anoere Sbor ser
Staot cir, bamit lie allh Sleiit) 5,im
Wterettig habcn."
y - "
Snitrnftiunsitnnbc.
llnteroiii5ier gum GefrItcn):
YSie, Yhiller, iogen Sic mir. porllm
Idmeit es I'M @inter?"
Hefrilt: o@eil es I'M @inter filter
iii alS im CONNER"
llntcroiii5ier: ~slh. llniinn 'cS
idnelt I'M @iuter, oomit lid Ser
e~rfrorenc SoIoot nit Sdwee ein5lt,
reibcn bot"
AnAk OVER es YEARS.
!: S! S:
EXPERIENCE
'VVvVN CoPvRIoHTs &C.
Anyone sending q sketch and description may
quickly ascertain our opinion free whether an
Invention 10 probably pstentable. Communica,
tions strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patents
Patents taken through Mum Co. receive
spseiul notice. without charge In lha
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-03-16

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