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HOW 1lllplED.
:, - THE MoHaTRoUs rnEH9 DILL,
thst gave m occasion to suoh a. acono In Parliament
6otwoon 1hamarck' and Laakor, cau bo considered
aeaa ana buried. tLaakor las ovon beon At ono
q tho Ulancol!ors sorcos, and tho ontonto cor
tliao Boon,B to bo al,nost restored botwoon tla
!oauof o. tho Empire and tho loader Of tho Na-
tlonal !ibora!a; but the effect Of that bin
hnd Of that scono will not 40 o. essi. [.
ticts. Bismarck has ''Na takon hsw 5eayo con- M
r., l,rusalan Minister Of Foreign Afyaira, and
Won Balan tB going to represent him. Tlie fact
10 interpreted a. proof Of utter dfsl,arnnny be-
t"eon bismarck and Lis pruasian colleagues, and
II lB aHsortod that Bismarck will nevor roturu 10
snem. Hta orgaua do everything to o1culpato
him IN regard to that Prcsa bill, though not so
successfully as might DO wished for his and tho
peoples sake.
Tho struggle botwoon
HTATE AND cuUHU1
will now bcgin though tho first Hcono will not
po very grand ono. Tho Archbishop
OF Cologne oxoommunicatod two priosta
who had gono over to Old-UatholiciBm, and pub
cial paper. For this offonHo he iH to bc sum-
moned boforo tho court jnBt established tor all
casea arieing under tho now Church laws. Tho
Catholic Bishops continue In their passive ro-
s1Htance, and rofuse to lay the atatutos Of their
sominarleB, otc., before tho civil authorities,
who, on thoir part, announce that theologiauR
educated In Auch Romtnares abalI be ipcapable of
holding any ohurch-of1ico In Prussia, And 40
the warfare goes on, without having come aB yot
to any violent collision, to which tho Govorn-
mont soomB to bo (and worry wiBoly, too) aycrgo
% yot. Tho coming elections hayo to DO taken
into confederation. =, s..
, 1873-07-24
APPLETON, Wis.
Murder and Fatal Accident,
APPLETON, Wis.,, July a, IS

Murder and Entail Accident.
APPLETON, Wis.,, July "a, 1878.
z" the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
B1R: On Sunday night 1nst, shocking nfrray
occurred In this city, In which man named
Garrett Hayes, an lrishman, lately from Wauko-
gan, ILL.,, was almost instantly killed. It seems
that Hayes and his antagonist, a German named
Eiaiger, had not boon on good torms for somo
ti'ne past, having had several previous qunrrels,
and 1t is said tint throats Of stabbing Ind been
made by tho latter. On Sunday, a horse belong
ing to Eiager bccame ontanglod in tho bruBh,
aud would no doubt hayo dietl, but Hayes hap-
ponod to discover 1t and released 1t. To celo-
brato this ovent Eisgor procured kog OF boer
and invited Hayes md his brothor-in-law,
named MelhiHor, to his house to assist
In drinking it, HayoH had boen drinking
whisky before he went to Eisiger'e, and, after
In which condition ho was nlwaya 1unrro1aome
and abusive. OF course the old feud was re-
viyod, and Hayos, aftor abusing Eisger aud his
wife, WAS turned out Of tho house. His vito
in tho house the othor child Nhoy lad throo]
with Eisiger md his wifo, Nlolhiaor. vito, and
child, md man employed by Eisigor as a toa,n-
: etor. Iayos, after going part way homo, re-
turned, It Is supposed to get, tho remaining
window and kicked open the door. Ho was mot
by Eisiger, and a struggle onsued botwoon thom.
Mehser attempted to part thom, holding his
little child on ono arm and keeping HayoH back
with tho other They separated, aud Eiaigor
stopped into tie pantry I'D joinng and, returning
with butchor.knifo, reached oSor Molhiser and
struck Hayes in tho mock will the knife. Tile
blow must have boon giyon with great forco, as
It not only severed the jugulnr vein, but the
knifo passed down nehind tho collar-bono, and
also Bevcred tho min artery. Tho blood
Bpurted up hjghor than tho door, and the
wounded man, aftcr TALKING four or iiyo stops,
fell dead without a word. Eieiger is in custody,
and treats the mattor lightly but it is the gon-
eral opinion hero that, If not wilfu1 murder, it
is near enough to it to insure him long term nt
Waupun.. Hayes, who il said to hnyo boon q
hard-working, poaceable man whom sobor, leaves
d wife and three children III Destitute circum-
stances.
On Thursday last Leonard Williams, an old
resident Of this place, WIS 80 sevoroly injured
by falling from beam in mill which he WAS
building at sbiocton, TINT he died on Saturday
morning.
, 1873-07-24

vol oxcmplihcd By tho victorious GROW. Prof.
Ihaohor waB tttlo moro onthusiaBtlo, wlilo
prof. Wright neatly said That ho hoped this
triple crown Of victory would DO followed, like
tnn a, P"p9l crown, by proclamation OF infalll-
friends gatllorod at Lockwood8 saloon, Whero
A SUFFER-
Waa given thom by tho citizonB. Two monbora
OF tho FroBhmon crow-AoBara. NoyoB md De-
I'VE haa good timo;' but-wo woro awfully
Capt. Cook says that ho md his crow were
greatly malignod by tho Now, York prosa boforo
tho rogat!a, becauso they w6ro not MS cohlmu-
nicativo as tho locoh.lilo reporters desired. For
tue paat fow yoars It haa boon difficult to raiBo
funds Tor tho Univorsity;" but tho opinion
now 'H, TINT money will How into Its treasury
unatintod and without solicitation. II. D.
, 1873-07-24
AURORA, ILL.

Tho Now Board OF TrndC..1'ropoScd
Fnrmors' ind Autobiography srnte
Convention Mt OhicnEO--1RntlrOnt
shops-.A Manufacturing Enterprise
AunonA, Ill. July ~, 1878.
10 The Editor qf This Chicago Tribune:
SIN: Since tho organization Of our Board OF
Trade, Juno 7, 1t las continually grown in pub
no favor, ind tho experiment Inns developed Into
cortainty,-tho Board being recognized AZ por
manont institution; and tho farmers aud huai-
ness-mon gladly wolcomo tho enterprise, exhibit
ngthcirconndonco and appreciation by numc"oqs
heavy aalcB and purchases Of hvarioty Of farm
and othor produce, agricultural machinery, etc.
MeBsrB. Daniel Valentine and Henry Chapman
aro entitled to tho credit Of bringing tho matter
to successful isaue, and thoir intorost In tho
institution. coupled with TINT of others equally
influential and earnest, ls q guarantee that this
timo 1t Is started for good.
Aurora has boon badly in noed Of Board Of
Trade for some yoarp, but paBt failures hive
kept many back from urging a nav effort until
increasing business made 1t o necessity, tho nd
vantageR Of 1t being fols by all luHincgs-ren &C.
quaIntod with ite mode Of working. Before Its
establishment, farmers having produce to sell
failod to run acroRs buyers, and perhaps, aftor a
tedioua trip to town.. would havo to return as
they camo. buyers, in like mannor, would hnvo
to ecour the country for whit they
h md ne1 mot S p q"
price. All this Is at On end, and tho far1ner can
be Huro Of finding sale for his commodities at
tho highost ratoB, and feel assured, at tho same
time, ttat he is boing honorably doalt with
The Board moots in . large hall ON River
atreet, belonging to Daniel Vnlontino, EBq.,
who most generously gives 1t rent-froo for d
year. The following aro tho officers: President,
Daniel Valentine; Vico-Prosidont, e. elliott !;
Treasuror, Donjnmin George; Secretary, ". J..
Pollock four present efficient City Clork). Tho
Board Of Directors consists Of William Law
romeo, J. A. Cook, Horny Chapman, N. n Rave
lint ". A. Tanner, o. g. Johnston. j. g. 8eo1oy,
George LouckB, @. ", 8tolp, and Henry Massey.
The Aurora Farmers and Anti-AIonopoly Club
meots on Saturday, Aug. 2, to consider tho
proprioty Of e1eoting delegatos to attend State
Convention In Chicago. A circular calling for
action Oh this question from subordinate Oranges
has boon iBsue1, and it looks HOW as II tho Con-
yontion would bo held. Tho Club hero is grow
ing rapidly.
Tho shops Of tho Chicago, Burlington L Quincy
Railroad arc progressing rapidly, aud promise to
DO magnificent structures in thoir way, doubtless
tho finest on tho continent.
Efforts are being mnio to sccure tho establish
mont Of George Cuahman A Co., about to bo re-
moved from 0ttnwa, for Aurora. Tho father of
the young man, we1l-known millionaire, will
become stockholdor in the enterprise whoroyer
locatod. Tho company arc ut present manufao-
turing knitting-mncllnoa, drcdgers otc., aud
propose, il 1t bo found advantageous. to manu-
facture q new kind Of steel rail. Should tho
enterprise bo located horo, shops will nmedi-
atoly bo erectod covering aroa Of So 600 square
feot Of ground, and employing about 150 men
and women,
, 1873-07-24
THE FARMERS MOVEMENT.
IFnmailton County, In,

Hamilton County, In,
HooKA POINT. Hamilton Co.,, H., July Al, 1873.
10 The Editor af Tho Chicago Tribune:
slns You havo published tologrnpbio dis
patoh from Wobster City, dictatod by puro ot-
: <fco-lioldor pcrllnpH. announcing TINT tho Sara
togn Convention Of farmers aud otllor proluoosa
OF this county, hold on tho 18th Inst, was alimly
attended, nnd that it declined to mako nominn-
tonn. You would infer from thnt dispatch that
tho Farmers Movement in this county la D
wonk ono, and tho Convention failure. I beg
loavo to assure you that tho facts rofuto other
or both inforonccs and incloso you herewith
an official report OF tho proceedings, with tho
editorial comments thoroon by tho only two
newspapers In our county. Tho Freeman Ia an
" organ Of tho Republican party, and its editor
Is tho T. II. (Which moans Postmaator) at Wob-
ster Oisy. Tho Indcr has tust docidod to cast Ia
iss lot with the farmors.
1t ia but truth and justioo to aay TINT moro
Intelligent, enthusiastic, and harmonious body Of
poop1o could not be gathered together than was
tho roeont Convention OF tho patriots Of 1rami1-
ton County.
Respectfully nsk your especial consideration
Of tho principles embodied in tho resolutions
that woro unanimously adopted. You cannot
fail to notice how radical they arc. You
Cd them did not run of % nftor
railroad and other scapogonts, but, with unor-
ring eagncity and Intelligent purpose, lavo de-
clarod i" that the principles upon which the Gov
ernunent is now conducted arc tho root Of tho
evils that o1ist:" and have resolved ITO vote for
no man for office whoBo life mud actions are not
identified with their interests as clasB, nor
for any man who accepts tho nomination Of
eithor Of tho proBent existing political parlios "
This 1aat resolution will do tho business, II
hNnngt1V N0H fnft1,ftt111y nt 1,a f,o11u
aud bo]ieYe that 1t will bo. Our country Is but
too glad to havo tho opportunity to clean out ta
old ring. Yours truly,
CHARLES WH1rAKEa,
, 1873-07-24
ST. Paul {Julv 10y Correspondence qf the Es,o Yoyt
World.
Luke Side Seminary, ut Oconomosvoc,
Wis.


At tho solicitation of friends, 1t has been de-
oldel to receive in this boarding school, the
coming year, a Glass Of ton or twelve lads. Tho
dormtory md atudy-room Of tho boys will 10 in
q building apart from tint Of tho young ladies
but tho whole school worship together in ono
ohnpol. tako their meals IN common dining
hall, and assemble In tho gellool-room for gen
oral instruction. Tho boys will be under tho
directlon Of Prof. J. II. Afagoilin, gentleman
who will ho assisted by tho other teachers Of tho
institution. Tho boys will l,ayo the best care at
al tlmeH, aud must fool tho refining Influence OF
Christian homo. Tho location Of tho Seminary
orclaeH, which will not bo neglected. In the re-
ligioas instruction, tho toaclIng aud praotico Of
the Church will bo observed, and, In tho daily
service, the beautiful order of her worship.
II. 1873, aud onda tune 1e, 1874.
Thore IL no vacation during tle sohool-year,
except short recess at Christmas
, 1873-07-24

Railroad mon aud iron dealers can ascertain
the number Of tons Of rails to mile by simple
CALCULATION, BY multiplying the weight Of tla
rect number Of tonH required to lay ono mile oi
track ia correctly and quickly seourea. As an
example, take rail woightng thirty pounds pos
yard; 3o1ll--930 divided by 7-N 1.4 tons.
The rule holdH good for iron Of any weight, and
which puzzles u to know how they wera syes
discovered.
, 1873-07-24

It iB stated, III tho Loudon Daily Ee,cs, that
tho experiment OF light cablcs 70 tho United
States will shortly DO practically tostod arrange
across tho Atlantic being Ia activo progress.
Mr. Nighton'a cablo Ii not to cost above I4OO.
900. aud he proposes to charge low rateu,
, 1873-07-24

banda or wives, and In their duties czonS teaching
them to hc aofencra Of their liberty and country, md
thcm happy anil Useful, anA mnto t1o sAld Thumas
Jot!e1apn my executor OF tls- 7. KoBu1uBzLro.
Fifth day of Nfny, 17Ba
, 1873-07-24

I. ThRddena KoHcluazo, being Just on my departure
from Amerra, do hereby dcciaro aud liroct that,
should make no otAor tesaaenary disposition Of my
property in tho uncd Blatcs hereby authorize my
frlord Thomas Jctlcrson to employ tho whole horoof
ln purchasing neKrous from among Ills own or nny
othera md giving thctn ali education in trades 9TH
erwise, and In having thom Instructed for their now
condition u tho duties Of morality, which lnuy 1nuko
heu good ucjghhoss. good fItAers or MotAera huss
, 1873-07-24

From the Portland {AFs.> advertiser,
Tho steamer New York Of the International
line, when eight miles from land, thirty three
miles east Of Portland, on her trip from Boston
to st. John on Friday night last, between aud
O'clock p. m., WAS visited by q shower OF
pebbles, that fell like hail-stones. Tho watch on
deck, who was trimming his light at tho time,
supposed that some of tho crow woro pelting
him. Tho whole of them foil abaft tho paddle
boxes. In tho morning ho swept thom up aud
threw all but ono handful overheard, much to
the regret Of oil OH board, az some wero very
handsome. In the opinion of m eminent geol-
oglBt tho stones woro takcn up by wAirllyind
from Bome fresh water brook. It will bo romem-,
bercd TINT tho Hky presented q very singular
appearance on that evening, The wind at tho
time blew from oil quarters. Tho stones saved
were all about one size, aud present tho worn
appearance OF pobblos on the bottom Of frosh
watos brook, and will weigh about Aalf an ounce
each.
81, Paul tJu'y 10y coryespoadcnes u tie Eeo lork
World.
4 gentleman from Elk River, in Shcrburne
County, tolls Of a shower OF reptiles which foil
upon o meadow on tho farm Of Edward Upham,
noar that place, the morning Of tho 9rd inst,
during q heavy rain and wind storm. Tho
meadow, lo says, WAS thickly strewn with tho
woro discovered alive. They arc described .as
about six inches long, having gls and ilua like
ilas, but having also four legs oncll, about two
inchos long and terminating in claws. Ono per-
Bon who slw tlom declared that like creatures
exist only in tho waters Of Mexican lakes, from
whence ho supposed thoy might hayo boon
caught up in Wator-sp0ut nnu been carried
along by tho wind until they wero dropped on
Mr. Upham's meadow
, 1873-07-24

Secretary Delknap fow days since received
the following;
CHAnLorrEsv1LLH, Va, July II, 1873.
The Hon. ". ". Belkndp, Secretary " W0r:
tho vii! Of Th.dloda Koscluazlio, which, hy curious
mistake, Ia always apelt In Euglsh Il Kosciuzko"
There doubt Of this being correct COPY in every
respect, to the ong Of II" and tic crossing Uf
1T"
have succeeded In finding tue original Of tho hans-
Of Hroat Interest," expression Of tLu yiog vt tho
writer on tho slavery question, made Is yrags a!,lcu
It alao ahowH collaoraly r, Jo1Eorsons own yiows OH
tho Hamo question.
Mt. Jefferson declined to sako upon himself tho o1c-
caltsan OF tho will leeauss Of his declining ycara an
great age. Truly your friend, ). WI, EAnLT,
, 1873-07-24

pn!aces Of tho Pa!atino, hs own now palace
logond Of the fire OF Rome, but it is diilloult
nut to believe thnt Moro Baw In this uisfor-
tune only Q. prompt method Of public expro-
Rrtation, aud al opportunity for making u now
Rome. tluer than the old ono. But tho public
conscience rovolted against the Emperor: "An
Rouan. "1fe loohod for some unfortunate craa-
turcB, oyen moro hated than himself, On whom
he could throw the odlum Of tho fro. Flo
thought Of tho Christians. Tho Romans re
another by soryiuB Tu!las, tho place OF Nuna.
and SO many others. but who profesBol to hate
those holy places? Who looked and and acornful
boforo thu tlnlo-honorcd porticooB? Tho Chris
tianH Iioy had certainly not rot 0ro to tho city;
i Is not 80 cortain'that thoy did not enjoy Tho
hardly know what the Christians wero; but le
WIS fond Of tho society Of tho Greeks, OF the
0riontals, mud among the Jows who Ind acoosa to
the court wero probably found tho mon who do
nonncod tho Christians to the Emperor.
The ora OF martyraom began. The spectacle
OF human massacre had booomo one OF tho
alnusoments Of tito pooplo-liing. Tho conyiots
OF tho whole world woro Bent to Romo tor those
feativitles. "Romo," says nouan, "saw fow
moro extraordinary days. The !udas taaI,tirus,
nnmale, saw 4 strange. procession. The con-
domnad, covered with skina were thrown In tho
aroma and torn in piecos, by dogs; otllors wero
crsloitud; Others with thoEr tnulce ln,pregnatod
md reserved AZ luminarses for night spectacle.
Wheu tho night can,o those living lamps woro
lighted. Moro ofored for the epecsaole tho mag
nlticent gnrdena which hc possessed over tho
1ibor, aud which occupied tho actual site Of the
At tho sight Of these lldoous torches,
Nero, who has introduced the fashion Of night
races. showed himself ip the arena, sometimes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-09

Gin Rutiber tsmsrits, rap Gin SHuitsr.
iInse binten auf leinen Wassn ~seltiegsn mar,
pprin pier Ssrrsn laben. Da bisb or nit Der
Ysitl6e ,uriit anp lhris: Stsisf binat, pal.
tlnfe, IS fBsn pbne eies Itpn sisr earinnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-09

Dor Sabrcn rnssn bic S&reipsr an, ib
alsieerm1 ber ~ nsnneu. Ssst iSeint AUDI bic.
les gBprt psraltet 81 iein psnistsns britiGnsts
f4 bel Der iinslsn Gelfs3abluns elm Serlinsr
SHnsissrmsiltsr, auiesr 3abIfarts ais Sti6p-
lpSt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-09

0ebrer: @ir pellsn isst POM llriprunss
pss Nsni8eussials&ts ipressn. @as piBt ibr
barber?
Gin S6ilsr; @isin Batter Iast, mir famm.sn
BON ATen ab.
9ebrer: grn ipI9sn IusnabmsiaIsn brau-
den mir beute ni6t ~ iprstsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-09

3pei Jrlanper, bic sinsn lanssn Sag
iibsr sstpanpsrt pare,, erfubrsn pom einsm Dor.
iibsrssbsnptn, raB le nod 10 Mtsilen bis gu ID.
rem 3iele battsn ure irplttten F6 pan,it, paB
eieS auf ieeen nur nod 5 Wteilen made.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-09

Sin Sbulmeiitcr untsrbislt li6 pftmals
i'm 9Sirtbsbaas nit sincm Bauer ess Srts une
prdlsntirte ibm eann UNI mann cine yreile
S6nupftntaf. 60 of nun Der Bauer niebte,
pfleste Der S6ulreiltrr su iasen: "A votre
sante j. Der Bauer bprts eas LANCE gleihsiiltis
an /; enrli6 frasts or sinmaI sinen Stuesntsn,
cen or aud i'm Wirtbsbauis traf UNI bic snesu-
tune jensS Sprude5. Der StuSent elm curtb.
triebsner S6alt, bate bemerft, zap Der Bauer
rrtbe Saars bate. y5rsuup," iasts CT gum Ban.
err, has mill ib Guh ltpn erflGren, atsr ibr
miIBts mir ni9t libel nebnisn, ss bsibt auf
Seutlb: oDu rptbbaarissr Spisbub." Wst.
ter, r0tte Der Bauer, rid mill ids lsbren, S9u.-
meiiter gm nGGltsn Spnntas famen lie ME
seppbnli6 i'm gSirtbsbaus SuIammsn. Der
S6alnsitrr rcidt esrl Bauer cine prile, Der
Bauer ntebt = a yotre sante beibt es, ME &C.
ipSbnli6. yaass, mas rsbt 1T serisSte Der
Bauer, i'd bah Mrs lang senus iassn lalIen !"
-@ibt erm arnen SGulmsilter Elm paar DIR.
feisen, Rap ibm Spbrcn unp Ssben ssrssbt, NIB
%sntfsrnt iib nit ben 9Brrtsn: ,.O2srftS. S9ul.
msiltsr, Saursn %perifeben aud fyan;phl@!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-09
9tns Ganten tbsilt Der eprtise Sbierar,t

Mns 9anten tbsilt Der rprtise Sbirrarst Der
y&bsin. II. q. 3ts." iibe bic llnteria4uns
elmer bel sutsm 5utter INNER masersr seprrps.
men Cub f~plseness Curriculum nit: Die san;e
MauIbSbls ess 5bisrss mar a%nssfilt nit ser,
fautsn 5uttsrtpTsr. Rad Gntfsrnung esrlsl.
ben blisb auf hem lrssnannten Oruneitide Der
3unse cine fslte baneSrpes CRIME 8ais 3urid,
psl6e crit ra6 ssrihiepsuen Wanipulationen it'd.
wsiis li6 atlUlen liss. Gs beitane bisle Wais
aus eirra i40 Gerltsufprnern, pel6e ii6 nit
ibrsn i4arfsn @rannen III Der S6lsimbaut fsf.
seisBt, ppbl aamdbIi6 anssinmmslt ennn "a
3pa LANCE @ur;eIn in bic 3unss ssitlassn BAT.
ten une mad pben g%riluten. Oas arme Sbisr
srbplte la libtlia srlsihtsrt isbr tale."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-09

gSas 1T Der srsubii9s SpIpat? Die
NsBer 3ts." bedntwprtst eiss fclgeneermabsn {:
Der prsubii6e Splcat 1T Gin pom Hsib sebcrs,
mes, gum ysipsn srfprsnes, fablfSpTs seibpre-
mes, pom Sanpe 9cfcmmeuss, lei Der Wulerun9
ssnpmmenss, slsit anfansS ssimpft, baun
man6mal sei6impftes, Sisl Suuser babenees,
an acmmistrpc I6 l~abenses, Sauerlauf ira
bsncss, i'm 8lei&mari9 sebsncss, auf GpmaaeU
itialtsbsnpes, lansiam:n S6ritt ma9enpss, i'm
0liebe mic laGsnses, S6psistrSpfen sersisbsn-
Srs, reftS unp linf5 l6iessness, Grbisniuppe
ssnisesnres, GinjGbrise bseienenses, 2 @rp.
lden ssrpisnrnpes, frampbait mari6irsnees, prsi
gSintsr LANCE friereupeS, aus Ssriweiauns ca.
pituIirsneeS, sneli6 asaneirsnbes, eann anssre
tsitrafenrcs, auf gSaGs germ i6lafsupes. I'D oils
bpberes SSslrn fib!srbss, ,3ulase erSislsness,
@erprrali6ait Ysrpaltsness, hort umi4rdutt
lbaitenees, ariessbcrrn bc6balteubes, Iemc.
frntsn serabtenres, na6 aStinnsn idma6tsn>
ees, iib nab &ube Iebusnpss, unp eneli6 gsni-
ion nebmsnpss, gum ppli,iltsn, SrisfrGgsr pesr
Na6tpa6ter ltt telusmenpss Sueipieuum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-04-09

Sin MGedem BON s Sabrsn itarb. Sbr
flsinss sisrjabriess S6psfer6sI rug bic Mut.
ter, ais ie jsnss nibt msbr fab; Muttsr, NO
1T bonn SsnnY? SIM Simmsl. Has tbut ne
i'm Simmsl2 sic III elm Gnssl 0Ottss. 90?
unb nibt pabr, @utter, penn uuler SsrrsOtt
sinen Gnssl trau8t, 10 iGrsitt CT an psn DIT.
tor
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Dir fd1pue W1ilh.

Die fd)pne Mild. = Wil6frau uNPa-
bamteu, mic temn,t'S nur, Rap mid Sbr Nmie.
den INNER 10 Nib anbeat unb fnurrst-i6 Ioatt
bod T~sinsn, tas Giebtsn fennt mid man uup
wiiBte, paB i'd ale Sage bic l4Sns WiI9 brin-
&C."
Sausfrau: nI9, msins eiets, psnu nur
has CUTE Sbisr ui6t etpa gar paisri&sn il, penn
felt einissn Sassn nil ss Sure @il& niRt msbr
%iaufen."
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Gin Sbmitcrjuusr. ySis, Ssr S@an-
BARN, seltsnS, eas Cob auf Sbrsm 9Satp 1T
fein Gple2"
Wensearm: yWarum eenn nil I"
S6uferiun9e; n0el!en'S, renn has
Wple mare, 10 baitn's Sbua b SpiBtgh'n l9pn
lauslt SnpbIsa.
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s(ub Gin Sausbeiscr. =

Mmh Gin SauSbeiiser. Sag mir
sinmaL Ausult, warum Ou ar Dtin Uslp yer
trinfli une Dir gar nitts fir 0eine alien Sage
PART ?"-9a, mas ipll ib bsnn lparen, it babe
ia erei Saulsr." = ,@is 10 rrsi Sauler!" =
.Mun, trltens tas @rmsnbaus, ~Speitsns has
AranfsnbauS une erittens eas 9uhtbaus."