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Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-22
WEAKLEYCOUNT|AN
ENDS OWN LIFE.
Prominent Citizen Ends His Own Life With
Piece Of Glass in Nashville SaRf
forum. Buried Sunday.

Mr.. John K. Jones, a respected
citizen OF the Tenth district Of
Weakley county, put an end tC
his own life in Nashville last Fri
day night. He was buried al
Liberty Sunday morning, Bro
HolleY conducting the funeral
services. A great crowd Of rela.
tives and friends of the deceased
and his family gathered to pay
their respects to his memory.
Mr.. Jones had been in poor
health for some time and for the
last few weeks his mind had been
deranged. Though he was the
owner Of a good farm and had
considerable money loaned out, he
suffered greatly recently from the
fear that be could not support
his family and that he was in
danger OF grave financial diff
culties.
A short while ago he was taken
to Nashville for treatment in a
private. sanitorium. He seemed to
be getting along fairly we'll there
until the unfortunate tragedy OF
Friday night occurred.
Mr.. Jones used a piece of glass
in the fatal act and cut himself
about the throat severely from
which he bled profusely. 1t is
said that he possibly would have
survived the wound under ordi-
nary circumstances, but that his
previous mental condition caused
him to succumb much more east
" to the injury.
His relatives were reached over
the phone early Saturday morn
ing, and they went Immediately
to Nashville, reaching there at
100 Saturday afternoon. He died
a short while before they reached
his bedside.
Mr.. Jones leaves a widow and
two small children.
He was a splendid gentleman
and a worthy citizen. He had
many friends who are sincerely
grieved at his death. The esteem
in which Mr.. Jones was generally
held was shown by the large
number Of friends who were
present at the funeral.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-22
CORINTH AND NEW SALEM

Mr.. John Nowlin, who wen
to Memphis, has returned home
The physicians were of tht
opinion that they could only givt
him temporary relief.
Mr.. Mark hamlin had the mis-
fortune of getting his barn o
tobacco burned last Friday morn.
ing.
Mrs. Eliza Finney was born
January 8, 1864; died September
10, 1916; age fifty-tWo years,
seventeen months and five days.
She was married to J. W. Finney
December 20, 1883. To this union
was born FIVE children-four girls
and one boy, and only two girls
and her husband survive her.
Mrs. Finney protested faith in
Christ at an early age and con-
nected herself with the church at
Corinth. Mrs. Finney was a chris.
tian woman, a good mother and a
loving companion. May the Lord
comfort the broken.hearted. Her
body was buried at Corinth,
services by Rev. Albert Gardner.
Mr.. Barnett Allen went to
Nashville a few days ago for an
operation. and it was done at
once, as he was suffering great
pain and they found a large
tumor weighing four pounds had
grown over the appendix and
to the entestines, The operation
was serious, and, he being an old
man, it proved fatal to him.
All that want to help beautiiy
the church ground for the sing
ing convention, and especially the
church members, will meet on
Tuesday after the fourth Sunday.
We think the entire church ought
to come that day and bring some
tools to work with.
The fruit growers Of Sharon
will have meeting on Saturday
before the third Sunday in Oc- |
tober. The roll will be called and [
the list revised,
There certainly was some frost
on last Friday night as the tender
vegetation show the effects. "A
No. 8 Boy.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-22
Announcement.

To the People of Weakley County:
| take this means to sayssthat
am the republican candidate in the
Twenty-second legislative district
composed OF the counties of Carroll
Henry and Weakley, for repre-.
sentative in the next general
assembly Of Tennessee, to be
voted for at the November election,
Tuesday, Nov. 7, 1916.
If | have the honor to serve you
in the legislature, | shall do my
best to inform myself on all
questions so that | may truly
represent you and serve the
interests of the state.
After Oct. l, shall devote all
my time to canvass OF the
district to see and meet personally
and in public speeches as many of
the votere as will be possible for
me to meet before election day.
| shall discuss drainage questions,
giving my position and showing
that my opponent, Mr.. 7. K.
Reynolds, voted in last legislature
for all sorts Of drainage bills; that
he also voted to sustain amend
ments to take the sound teeth
out of the custer bill and that he
introduced a bill to leagalize
horse race gambling, etc.
Watch the Enterprise for further
announcements.
May / have your support and
voter
CHARLES A. OGAN,
[Adv.] Dresden, Tenn,
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-22
Singers at McFerrin.

The Ladies Missionary society
of the Martin Methodist church
has arranged to have the Fisk uni
versity Senior Jubilee quartette to
visit Martin on the evening OF
Tuesday, Sept, 26. The price Of
admission will be 50 cents, but IS
cents will be the price to all school
students of the county. This is a
splendid attraction and should re-.
ceive liberal support.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-22
Rugs! Rugs!!

Mating rug q inches by So
inches, only 25c; mating drugget
9x12 feet, each $2.75; mating
drugget, 12x12 feet, each $3.50.
All new at AL Gardeners store.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-22
ELEVEN HUNDRED
MILE AUTO TRIP.
Representative Garrett and Family and Editor
HobTOOk Reach Home Tuesday Even
ing From Washington.

SN' A'V JOoAo oEO W. 40
Mckenzie made a trip from Mem.
Dhis to Dresden in an automobile
Later Sheriff Bras6eld and Trus-
tee Geo. Brooks chaperoned a
party Of friends to Reelfoot lake in
autos. These two long trips were
the subject Of much comment at
that time, when auto touring was
IN its infancy. Later a trip was
made from here to Franklin coun-
ty, and this trip occasioned much
comment, because our people were
not accustomed to lengthy auto
mobile trips.
But on Tuesday evening Repre-
sentative Garrett, Mrs. Garrett
and Miss Virginia Garrett and
Editor Holbrook reached Dresden
from Washington. coming down
the Shenandoah valley ,adis stance OF
eleven hundred miles. The party
left Washington on Sunday, Sept.
10, travelling down the valley oyer
the identical route of Sheridan's
famous raid during the civil war,
hearing many interesting stories
of the noted raid, seeing manv un-
usual and beautiful sights, among
them being the great natural
bridge in Virginia. This bridge
is situated far in the interior, many
miles from any town, but adjacent
to the great attraction, situated
upon beautiful elevation, is a
most magnificent hotel affording
every modern convenience. This
hotel is three stories and several
hundred feet long. Tourists from
all over the world stop there to see
the wonderful bridge. Other points
of historic interest were visited too
numerous to enumerate.
Master Burns Garrett left the
party at Nashville, coming home
on the train, the auto being too
slow for Burns, and we denomi-
nate him 'piker" for abandon.
ing the party. But Burns Just
couldn't wait any longer to see
"Wiggles," his dog, and the pony,
both of which were mighty glad to
see him, too.
The trip was made without the
slightest mishap or near-mishap.
There was some delay on account
OF tire trouble, which, of course
was to be expected on so long a
trip-1, 100 miles and a broken
spring, Most of the way the roads
were ideal, allowing a speed of
miles with perfect safe
y. The car did beautifully all the
way. There never was a miss of
be engine and no concern was
cit for the ability Of the Paige
six to make the trip, Even over
he rough mountain roads the en-
line worked perfectly, a drive Of
bout twenty-three miles up and
cross the mountain being made
q low and intermediate gears, but
ven this did not tell on the en-
inc.
Sunday night was spent in the
ospitable home Of Judge Houston
nd wife, who are charming and
racious entertainers. Their home
te is ideal and their farm Just
lch a one as we have always ad-
hired. Mrs. Houston is a queen
] the home and queen out Of the
ONE. Her good old genuine
outhern hospitality abonds in an
ndless measure, and if we live a
1ousand years our visit to the
Iouston home, near Woodbury.,
ill linger as a pleasant memory.
The most pleasing feature Of the
rip, though, was that OF learning
ne high esteem in which our brill
ant young congressman is held
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-09-22
Satin De Chine.

See the new satin de chine-it is
guaranteed not to split. $3.50 per
yard. Sold by AL Gardner.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-04
AGENZIA ITALIANA
Pennsylvania

gradi sotto 10 zero.
Egli dice che il Galore neces-
sario puo' ottenersl mediante
una soluzione d'una ibbra di
calce ed otto once d'acqua.
Questo composite impedisce il
congelamento del serbatoio del
Pidrogeno e provvede, quindi,
Paria Indispensable allaviatore.
Secondo Pinventore, nei giorni
di calma atmosferica Pareoplano
dorebbe essere scagliato in aria
con una catapulta.
Una volta in aria la machina
potrebbe rimanervi per un
tempo indefinite.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-04
AN AREOPLANO
SENZA MOTORE

BOSTON, In questo mese
uno studioso di aviazione, A. V.
Wilson, presentera' al Consiglio
Aviatorio Nazionale piani di un
monoplano senza motore, capace
di giungere ad un'altezza di do
dici miglia.
LIareoplano e. gia brevettato.
II suo inventore ha studiato
per cinque ami il problema di
mantenere in vita Paviatore a
tremenda, in sui la
temperature scende sino a 210
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1916-11-04
MoBILTTAZ1oNE UNDESIRABLE

questa superba mobiazione industriale 81 deve
mgaio stabiment ira mtari ausar quail preparano e
munizion alt 800 stabiment mnor che ntegrano la
produzone pemettono egere fonte unghe montague
proett d ogn cabro misura destna opportuno
quee estermnatrc barere di fuoco erro che
renderanno impenetrobile Ia nostra fronte.
Con lena innterrotta tutta Italia lavorano mone
d uoni cnquantama per fabbrcar munizoni lie
serve virtualmente inesauribili
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

GJerdirunl. \. D.; Paul e. Huber. Neb. (:
Jos. Burbach, Neb.; Mrs. j. j. Malone,
\. d.; Jos. Klaus, Ohio; Julius &. Strub.
Mo-: Mrs. Louise Klaas. Mo-; Barney
Riley, Neb.; John schmidt, y. D.; Anna
Colon, Okla; Mich. Nye. Ohio; III. g..
Logger, Mo. X. Hooley, Neb. John Dunn
pert, Neb. \. Gansef, y. D.; Rev. j. l..
kettler, =. D.; John Lawless, =. D.; win
Odenbrett, $. D.; Bal. Majerus, :. D.:
Robert Zeier, 5. D.; Mrs. j. Fitzgerald.
MINI, Henry kohner, MINI. Fred Hart.
man, Mimi; Mat, Barren. Mimi. Mrs.
John McCarvei, Mimi; Alath. Homann.
MIMI. J. A. Muldoon. Mimi: Gerhard
Lewis. Mimi; Andr. Meyerhofer, Mimi.
John Gohlisch. MINI. I. II. Coggin, MINI.
Mike Nistler, Mimi, Ger. Wilke. WIS.
Chas. Theisen. Wis: VIM. Duffy, W. Va.
Rev. A.. j.. Schueiler, Wis: Rev. j. A.
Geissler, Wis: \. Fox. III; Ralph Il.
Haas. H.; lily, Kretschmer, M. Christ
klatt. Wis; NJ. j. Michels. WIS. Simon
Hlhnenherg, Mich. l.. l.. Kaiser. Wis. /;
Peer Kramer Wis. And. +. Berner.
MINI W. Dberreuter. Iowa John Bermel.
Iowa: Herman Rust. Iowa: John h.
Kopaech. Iowa; Jacob Gran. Iowa: Me
Miller. Iowa; VI. w. Schwaszkopf. Iowa
Mrs. J. II. Steele, Iowa; Welt Bros. Iowa
Jos. Mescher. Iowa; John klocker. Iowa
Rev. g.. III. Luehrsman, Iowa: Emmett
Paetz, Iowa; a. Westendorf, Iowa: j, +.
%Stellphug, Iowa; Victor Manternach, Iowa
Arthur Schmelzer, Iowa; Mrs. Wm. Flick
bohm, loya.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

5lpei lpegen Haubes; elmer neil er cine
Stub 8eltobleu bate; 5tpei lpeil lie
einem Wunne, Der it'd Ieiner Ser
baftung piberieBte, Wunition 6uge>
ltedt batten; elm @eiBer. neil er ieiu
Weib unb aiub geidlaeen bate; elmer
lpeil CT bel Der @indidcrung elmer
Sdcune mitgebplfen bate.
Sic 3abl Der bcgan9enen 2pndS
perbred)en pertbeilt Iih nuf Die eins
6elnen Stnuten pie iolgt: Nlabama
9; Irtauias 5; Slprioa 5; Georgia
IS; Slinoi5 /; &cntldp 3; Souiliuna
=; Iiiiiiiippi 8; Wliliouri 2; Ohio
1; Cflubontn 1; Soutb Carolina 1;
SenneIiee =; Scras 3; Sirainia l..
.Wir ipiiicn natilrlif iebr lpohl"
Id)reibt bn5u 90 s. G
Dap Snfcl Gam in ben Gin
5elitaatcu ilid)t ~al5upiel 5u iagen bat
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Ieseu our Siilfe fonrmt. beinabe iln>
moglid lit. bieieu ifauoerbaften 3u>
itGilben I'M Silbeu Elm Gnoe su madden.
Nlcin man iolte bot meinen, baS. io>
LANCE Snfel Gam nid)ts tbun fam.
llm Dem bllltbeilbelten 2alIermorocr
Hifter 2pnd oas Sauofuert 5u legen.
unier Trdiibent NIT Dem Worte
Sumanitdt etipas IparIamer lmgeben
tDnnte. Senn nllch Die Sumanitdt
besinnt 81 5anie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Gnaliiepes 6ewGiet.

u.-.Sie oiicntlide @eis
muna in ben %cr. Staaten miro eS
gltheiBen, menn mir Seutihlanp aus
bum9eru", ertlGrt Der 2pnbpncr
. Spectator" unb rdtb Der britiid,en
Hcgieruug, cublih idrpfte MaBrcgeln
81 ergreiien unb ole Slodabe 9e9en
Seutlhlunb 81 perihdrfcn. (GS lit
Die obum6dtige &utb iiber Die bout
iten @riol9c aui allen aricgsldaus
plGBcu, Ole ans Der brutnlcn Nuiiprs
ocruu9 lpridt. en- 9an8cs groBeS Tplt
Dem 0uugcrtpoc 81 iiberlicfcrn, llno
Is iii Sugleid Ole buoenloic Nn9u ppr
bcn bcutidcn AricgSeriinbungcn. bic
ZOO mo Tcroerbcn IN Die britiidcn
Neibcn hincintru9cn. Sicie Nn9it
lpridt ulld, ans elmer Sonopner
WcIbm9. in Der bcrihtct ipirb. pa6 Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

Joe. H.. Homan. Remsen. Iowa; Rev.
Robert Powers. Iowa; Joe Reinart, Iowa /:
Mrs. Jos. McIIale, Iowa John Reuter-,
Iowa: III. |. Hortenkamp, Iowa; VIM.
Hagemann. Iowa; Mathew Edel, Iowa:
j.. Mccoy, Iowa; a. j. Friedrich,
Iowa: III. Onerman, Iowa: j. j. Determan,
Iowa John Ahmann. Iowa {. j.. Ahmann,
Iowa; Mrs. Harry Kemp, Iowa; DR.. w. IL.
Hombach, Iowa; Joseph Victor, Iowa;
ID. j. Frank, Iowa; Mrs. Kate Nothem,
Iowa; Theo: c. Nothem, Iowa; Wm, Much
lenkamp. Iowa; Mrs. Mary Koerstman.
Iowa Il. v. Brannan, ILL.,; August Wtlkens,
ILL.,: Kyran Cassidy, Wis. Rev. Engelhard,
q. f. NJ, Wis. Mrs. Kate Peters, Wis. (;
otto +. Gauer, H.: L. j. Hermann, H.:
j. II. Clarity. ILL.,; \. Lones, H.: Rev.
l.. r. Gabrlds, Wis; Peter Stoesser, III. ;
Robt. Finegan. Ill. Mrs. Geo. kasel. Ill. (;
John MEME, Wis; Albert Berreau, MINI. ;
Jos. A. wienck, Mimi; Jos. SEVERN. Kans. /;
John Pfannes, Kans. Albert Henning,
Kans.; Albert Bohrer, kans. f.. &. i;rif-
I'm, Kans.; +. L. Flaherty, Neb, Edw,
Mo-; Jos. q. kube, Neh. Mrs.
Sarah Keefe, Ohio; Geo, Zoeller. Mo. Frk.
Ostdick. Neb.: Jac. \. katheiser, Neb. (;
Jess Baker. Okla; Miss Lucy Fielder, =. H. F;
John Pfaff. =. H.; Sister NJ. Augustine. :.
h.; Pei. u. Mettel, :. H.: Anna Andersen.
=. D.; John Haffrichter Fla: Anthony
I.ubke, Mont. VIM. Meyer, kans.: IT..
I,eleke, Rams: Jos. Olberding. kans. T..
$. Cain. Kans. Tony Codrow, kans. Fred
Schaner. Rams; Henry kaune, Neb. L.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

Der elite $50 Icres I'M Mdmeba Co..
29,S00 in &onterep, $3.50 in Wferr
ceo. 1920 in San 8enits. 1890 in
Sresnp uno $3.50 in San 9uis
Sbispo County. Sas Snnb fonnte
bisber inter DEM .NonzM ineral,
9ano> @eies" belegt peroen. ponah
cine Yerion bis gu 100 Icres iiber>
nebmen fam. Inter Dem ermeiterten
6eimitdtten> @eieb fam cine Yeriou
aber bis $50 Icre5 beantrageu.
&arteu. ipeld)e 5ei9en, mo lid Die 2dn'
bcreicn b~cfinben. iinb I'M gunbess
2uub> Bureau I'M 3oQballs erbdltli6.
Nasemeine lleberraidung ricf ole
gtahridt berpor. baB Die 2utber Surs
banf Company, Die 6u Dem 3ipede GEE
griinbet nurbe. nm Die @rruugens
ifaften bes beriibmten Sortitultus
riiten BON Sautn Noia aus5ubeuteI.
lid III iinan5ielen Shipicri9teiten
befinpe. ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Sarnt Naetrietten.

Sic Sdbrcsper Il M NJ | IL n
Der v@auitn Cooperative Srd)ange"
lit AM 10. Sanuar in Sarge, y. Sat.
cr0iinet poroen. Ser @erpaltungss
ratb bes Serbnnoes fonnte cine Sipis
oeube pom adt Yro5ent erfldren. Die
am I. Sebrunr iliiiiis miro. gtiua
500 Iitglieber oes srpBen Surmers
per6anbes betbeiIigten iid an Den
Sieungen.
@ic aus &automa. isis, genlcloet
lpirN. merben Die Yreiie iiir Die aars
toffeln permutblih nod bis $1.00 pro
Suibel itei8eu. Shon iest fplten
lie so Gents.
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lpirtbid]aits : Separtcmeiits iipcr Die
Tiebporrdtbe IN ben Ger. Staaten am
l.. SouInr iii fiir5lih in @aibingtpn
peroffentlidt noroen. Sanadp iparen
am 1. Sauuur 1916 in Den Ser.
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banoen. cine 3unahme bon "a Yros
sent 9eaenilber 1918. ierner 39.453,s
900 Stiid anberes Hinppieb, cine gu,
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paren. Sic Yferpepreiie nurber
burh Die muiicnbaftc Serienbuns mad
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trieben.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Hidstsr Eyneb mnS atnerifa'
niiebe Hmnanit6t.

Sic ra6iat pcutid)s ieinplidDe % II =
falp SrpreB", Die bel ieoer @ez
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bon Inuie Gins. elmer iungen Siege
rim, beriftet, Die nad) Georgia iliid)S
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bred)eu purbe baourh peruriaft. bdB
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auf Der Cambridge trofen uno elmer
Der Sdluarlu ausricf: YSeIo, Gar
ling!" Sao uciBe Wdohen beridtete
bon Der Selcibigung uno Gin Bolts
baufen orauniiierte iit iofprt. mn Ole
Neger 81 cr9rcifen.
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bredcn bcrallfbcld)mort, ipenu CT nit
einem pciBeu Ndphen ihcr5t. lit CO
cine redtmdBige @ieberpergeltung.
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Elm H~egerndbdeu ihlG9t."
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bas or bon 3cit gu 3cit DER oifcnts
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&cr6eihniB iinb i'm pergaugcnen Sabre
9cuuu 80 Spuhpcrbrcd]cn bc9angcll
lpprbcn. %on Den @elpndteu lparen
50 Ne9cr uno II @eiBe. IS muroen
alio in bieicnl Sabre ledls Hegcr mn
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I'M Sabre 1914. pdbrcnb oeilen mad,
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@eiBe gclpndt murocn. Snrlutcr be-
inuben iid brci Srauen. Su lpenigs
items bier Sdlen ltellte lid ipdter bcrs
aus, pnB Die gctooteten Teriouen an
Dem iblen sur Snit gelc9ten Der
bred)cn umiduloig ipnren. NhtSebu
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SWnd)pcrbrcden purben im StoatC
@cpraia periibt.
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ger. pber 10 Sro5ent Der @elpnd)z
ten, marcn Der Eptb5udJt bcihulbiat
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iiini &eiBe uno II Ncger. me9ci
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uno 5ipci SDhter) lpcgen Terpriigc-
lung bon SiherbeitSbcamtcn; ore
rpcil tic WauGeiel per9iitet battcn
Spei 8ciBe. pcil tic S6lpcine &c.
itobleu bottcu; 6pei luegen Wi6.
nd)tuug Der &nrumg ppu .Nud)trci
teru"; brci pcgcn Sclcihigung Dor
Sruucu; Suci wcil tic in oic 8ubs
mng . Srnucn ein0cSrunacr
parcn; Suci ipc9cu %erpumpunc
cineS Ianncs; elmer neil CT Slciid
9eltublen bate; 8pci luc9cn Settelns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03
Selsiihcs.

49, Hptterbam miro Den N. 3.
g." gcmelpet: Sic &atdjtropbe III ben
bel9iifen Wunitionsfabrifen ipottete
Nad bier aus 6apre e%ingelungten BE
ritten iebcr Scidreibune. SAT- nlle
@ebGupe iino 3erit6rt. Sis icst iouen
10 Spbte in Den Srilmmern geflns
Den iporoeu ieiu. Die Ier5te boifen
bon Den ilber 1000 &crlpunbeteu inn
MERLIN mebr ol5 Die 6dlfte am Sebeu
al erbulten. pobei aber pieie bes
Mugenlidtes bcraubt iein perDen.
Webr unb mebr iidert burd,, baB Die
&ataltropbe Durd, llnporiid)ti9e i'm
Mrbeiterperipnal entitmben lit. Inter
oenielben befnnoen lid 5ablrcihe
bur6aus u~ugeidulte 9eute, itcllenloie
9el9ier, benen man i'll Den WerfitGtten
Nrbeitsgele9enbeit pcrid)uifen ipolte.
Sic gmiterbamer 6apnss Igentur
melbet: Ser Trdiibent Der belgiiden
Nfabemic bc5 lettre5 2ucieu l.
b a y. mirbe lpegen Seleibigung eines
beutiden Sffi5iers 81 prei Wonaten
@cfdnaniB oerurtbeilt. - Sos
Imiterbnmer a@anbclsblab" tbcilt
nit. oab Der %pcniipniertc bcl9iihe
General guns bon ben Seutifcn
lpegen Sod)pcrratbs 81 orci Sabren
3pan9sarbeit pcrurtbeilt rpurbe. -
Cine ipeiterc 6upass Scpeide aus
papre tbeilt nit, baB Sri. SuIiette
n enfin, Sdipeiter oes belgii6cn
Observation-Disclosures, pelhe I'M Nopems
Der bon Den beutihen Seb0rben pers
bnftet iporbeu lit, gu led)5 Wonatcn
@efdngniB unb 1000 Mari @elbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-03

jcBt ober bic Sd)ipiegertodter Die
Sdlpicgermltter nusrallbt unb ibr
bic mo ba eiuen SltBtritt perieet,
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bdrmIidcr 8id)t ieiu, Der icincr
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Stdme bid! NS Su in Moth parit,
bat Tic Sir geboIfen. Sid 9cbe9t unb
gepfIcgt! Sit Dies Sein Sant? Als
Srembe pber Nahbaren NIT Der
SfipiegermItter 3~anttcn uuo itritten,
oarunter ipeldc Die Sid id)pu bel
Seincr @eburt inns Sebeu briuaen
ipoQtcu, il laB 8 IL meni9itens Seine
6ano oapon uno lag Die Wutter III
Stub! Sie lpirb fid, ihon Sbrer
Seinoe miirbi9 3cigeu." Sod mir
poQen Den uugeratbenen ainoeru
oer3eibcn, unb boffen, penn bereu 8eS
redtiBfeits9efiibl aud ein8eIdlafen ut,
baB cs ipdter pobl eripnhen miro!
Wenn nidt, nm Damn lailen mir
SfmuB bait Sdlnue iein.-(Gin
alter Hemlener &eler.
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g~eleicn .@ir aritifer uno 3eitun9s>
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remburger Die @abrbciteu Die Sbr
bon inherent Yrdiioenten idreibt
tubelt, abcr leipcr lit e5 81 lpabr. Sd
babe lelbit filr i'm gcitimmt, nber ih
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bin i'm Sdnbd]eu ge6oren, muB Iagen
bag Suremburg bon Sau5 aus Scutih
lit, oenn aus Dem Sd)lob 9iisclburg
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raubt. ga fam MAJ Den llnterldieo
ieben BON gut fntbpliih Ieiu. Sa
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lamb genaul 10 nic Die Seutiden, benn
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elmer iolten Hduber@ 8egicrung ieiu,
no ibre NeIi9ipn g~eidbroet lit. Guer
aritifer meint, buB piele cine fatbus
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gott pcrborbcu unh eS III id)doe, oaB
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