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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-06-25

Tho Pacific Heuse is q new building snd contains the
ouyennccs of frs class hotel \ spacious sample
room has ieea c,seped and arranged for the use OF
traveller. il locssed nearly opposite the co,iny
where gosi b0arsl can he obtained nj all times
with sr without rvonis. satisfaction guaranteed.
, 1874-09-27


{EI Rtfu7io HIM. Norfkfru Herico, 16'4}
D,,,.,:. .nr} rrueeIes, in bis rtacs
1,ron. nd ,rraYi;uy IN his fare.
,,,1. IL "a h1nta +han any maj, Rive or iead--
'o' Il, hi. oTe,t numI out sf gear.
Isxrhc neon rnrineerS
5yalinr only i,1E; to hear.
Overload
+ncrv tones that called nsa name,
0ttSs and cries Of biite, njame.-
"p'' ~ '4A
ITO the raau who'll bring to re,
Cr:cl Iutendant Harry Lce,-
Harry In. the English foreman ii tho miuc.-'
Bling :he sol alive Or de1d,
I viii rive TO him. be said.
"Fiftfep hundred PESO. down.,
Just to sec the rascaf's crown
Underneath this heel Of mine
Since Tut death
Ec it rice or want os aecd,
Sso,;s the pt11nps that t7ve Us E-eath,-
:tous the PUMPS tia: suck the deat.
Frorn thu noisouca lower levels or tie mine.
-
No one answered, for = CITY
From the shaft rose u;, on high;
And shufI1inC, ecramb1inp milling from beloT
Came tic miners each, The bo!dcr
Mounting on the wcakc1a shoulder,
-, Gr3nrHnc cllnrirg to their hold, or
, 1874-09-27
Two CnicfscnH from One EEes

4 1,en be!onEius 70 Hrs. Do!ia, living 2 tho
nc7shbor1ood OF linsrcod Mills Chester Goun-
ty r.. stole = nest ard h:.ched out =, dozen
ca:csens. When Hound ste Mss trriag to peg;
suado threo Inoro eggn in her nes: to produce
chickens. One OF the.e esge Was broken aaa
was found to cousain TWO iltt1a chickens. one
white. md ora black, eeparata and well to1med. 3
but dsad. Tie egs WAS probably double rolked,
and h.:rc-ult IN this case il opposed 70 the
general option ,thir eoub1e-voiked eggs slTa,'
nrod.ce tU;c cticEecs united toge:he-.
, 1874-09-27

One al tue most Interesting Of the rhetorical
rings that 1are como down to oar tiInea is tn
a1sr!et on. OF Mary Quoeu Of Scots, which Is no3
IN the Brri.ish Museum. The general opinionG
that this waa her nuptlal r1ng when sbs vaa mar.
ricd to Darulev. Another celebrated ring il tht
one Queen Elizabeth is supposed 60 hars M seni
to the EatI Of Esee1, but which, - al know, ht
failed to receive. It is Of gold, with the Queeu!
headcut On onyx. and is nom in the possesaioE
Of the Rev. Lord John THYME. ade,cendent fro1a
Ese dsoght<5 In !5 dnass in tss Rsoff fgns gndE:
r;nr: besring bis initials, ~. E. and also an
ensra@ins eng q > deaths he.d. This nng. .ttsi
psas throaes ssrs;. 1ads n Eo1 o yss4s ssms h as
ran 1 wss bon. Ths sisnet ring Of Cesar Borga
was on exhibition, = few years ago, st a meeting
Of tho British Archaeological Aa.odation., =
is gold, slightly eramcled, w1tt the daa
1850" aud motto on the inE!de- At tho b1ca
is .fide within which. it is rel.tea, be carried
The poiso ii he was in the habit Of dropping inss
the wiue Of hi1 guetta.
, 1874-09-27

4 man .pamed Nike Long died Sunday ereni7s
81 Ggan:on, y. j., from taxing IN oreEdoso q
1nedicine. Il appears that he had The zeEaz sod
sgue, Dr. Ayres, OF FurT1ew, prepared and
ga.u him bottle Of medicine, composed Of
ouiuipp and other Ingredients, NTH insrzuctiona
70 take te.spooaful every three hours: :; =. Long.
matea Of The house. "Es jsbberb. and it'a soo
mech trouble to be bothered about tbs TINA !. !
viii take it ali a. ooce," and he did ao- .He Ea
oalc.ly prost1ated- Tho Doctor wa s:nt for;
Int nothing could BE- Coma 70 s@s+ MIN, 40 mea
ia twent1-*ou hours after he bad t2xea tho
oYc.Ios*.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

In the opinion OF the ablest ard most enIight
ened CT all who have visited Utah since the
Pacific Tailrosd opened the way to it, and OF
all who have given the Mormon uestion serious
thought, says the New York Tribune, the very
Wisest trestme mt to give the Mormon Church
and the institution Of polygsmy is to leave them
just IS they are, open to daylight and to the in
huences OF civilization. Gan the signs of the
time point TO gradual change in the CO ndition
or the territory and the people which will re-
move existing evils and assmilate both to the
ether states and territories Of the Union. The
caDgero Of such special legislation as the inter-
ested parties in Washington are asking of Con-
gress has already been pointed out. hundred
other things Of vastly more importance than the
Utah bill are pressing upon Congress for atten-
ton, and Il is TO be hoped, for this reason as
well a. TO avoid the dangerous precedent it
would set, that Utah may be let alone for the
present"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

The District bill got through the Senate with
ever less debate than the House, and without
amendment. As there is little doubt that it
Will receive the Presidents signature, it may
be accepted as the law for our guidance; at least
until the next session of Congress. 1t would
seem that the main reason why il was hurried
through without amendment and almost without
debate Was because unless so summarily dis
posed OF there was no chance for its passage In
these last days Of the session Yet if what we hear
intimstsd, as TO the legal defects and cruditIes
OF the bull be true, it would have saved much
future trouble and many perplexities had it
been subjected TO Discussion and amendment
IN both houses. 1t is to be hoped, however, in
The interest Of the people of the District, that
when the act Is tested practically these defects
VIII BOT prove as formidable as predicted. The
citizens Of the District have grown so used to
being banded about from pillar to post By Con-
gress that they will accept the new provisional
government" or its promised successor next
year, with the same philosophy exhibited BIZ the
Parisians or the Me1icans, when they wake up
in the morning and find themselves the subjects
Of King, Emperor, President, or Consul, ss
the case may be. What they want now above
Gil things, IL to get the blocked-up wheels of
business in motion, and it is hoped that the new
bill will, TO certain extent, effect this desi-
deratum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

They ought to have known how 1t would be.
The committee We mean. Here IL the way
their work il spoken of by the pot-valiant Hal
stead, the young thunderer of the West:
1.-The report of the District Investigating
Committee is a fraud. There IL not a word in
this precious document that would harm hair
on Boss Shepherds head. His shOddy i'm
provements Of Washington invented expressly
for stealing purposes, are deliberately praised.
We wonder that Senator Thurman consented
70 sign this twaddle. The recommendations OF
The committee are such as Boss Shepherd
wanted"
Evidently the committee must have forgotten
about Halstead when they made up their re-
port
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
Taxes I'm the District.

An effort was made IN the Senate TODAY to
reconsider the District bill, but IL was unsuc-
cessful. The difficulty with Mr.. Boreman,s
motion to that end probably was that IL was
bssed on the wrong ground. So far from the
bill going too far in the taxation Of church
property, 1t does not go far enough. As mat
ter of abstract Justice, not less than SOUND ex-
pediency, all property ought to pay its Just pro-
portion OF taxes, no matter by whom owned nor
for what purposes used. Churches and chari-
table and educational institutions are interested
IN the public peace and welfare, and in the pro-
lection of government just private individ-
uals are, and, like private individuals, they
should cbeerfully bear their proportion of the
expense necessary TO secure these benefits. The
injustice to the body of taxpayers resulting
from these exemptions is illustrated by the fact
that owners of large buildings from which
heavy incomes are derived are able to
evade the payment OF any taxes upon
the property by renting a single room
TO some school, or some charitable institution.
Had the motion to reconsider been put upon
the ground of ezcessire amount of taxation it
might have Jared better, though we doubt IL.
But at least that would have been a valid reason.
MI. Thurman, we observe, seems to regard the
amount TO be paid as three dollars on the hun
cTed Of present assessed real estate values. But
he loses sight OF the two dollars on the hundred
already levied by the District legislature. mas
much a. the Congressional bin as Il passed did
not repeal the legislative tax, the amount to be
paid during tie year 1874 IL really fire dollars on
ne hUndTed, and this amount is more than
large majority OF the people Of Washington can
ahOTd to pay in the present condition of affairs.
in fact IL amounts to more than the revenue
from great deal OF property IN the city, and in
many cases il will prove to be virtual cOnfsca-
FTr ~
though Congress intended TO hold the d 1,le of
the District of Columbia responsible for the acts
OF its own agents. Thst Congress has the
strength Of giant, must we su pose, be adj
mitted; but, as Shakespeare says, lit is tyran.
LOus 10 use II like a giant"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

The good work or DISCRIMINATING worthless
Ours in New York has been considerably has
tened by the awful death from hydrophobia of
NT. Butler, a well known citizen Of BroOkly n,
OF Wednesday LAST. viii it be necessary to offer
up human sacTihce in Washington before the
terrible nuisance OF hundreds of vicious dogs
running az large can be abated here? We trust
not; but, clearly, there il not a. much vigOr
shown here in the work as there ought to be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

Mr.. Blaine vas renOminsted by his constitu-
ency a. q matter Of course yesterday. 1t is
noted that The resolutions adopted, and which
are probably wOrded not very much at variance
with Mr.. Biaine's wishes, are OatspOken for
specie eDrTsney and in endorsement Of the
Presidents veto message.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

Fer reference, and Is a matter of general
interest, we print to-day the District bill as
finally passed, with the Commuters amend
ments aDG the amendments made ia the House
by Mr.. Wilson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

Mr.. Ho1ie's term of Office was the shortest on
record. He was confirmed a. membar OF the
Board OF Public Works on Wednesday and
legislAted out on THURSDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
IF NOT CONVINCED
DON'T BUY
Boys Clothing Same Rates
RAELE BROTHERS,
MERCHANT TALLORS FINE CLOrHIERs
je1str Corner 7th and ID streets n. w.
THE OLD STORY.

Parties leaving TIRE city for the summer as we'll as
ID sc beIonglDg to the " star at Home Club, will
resd TIE following with interest, asi will inform
then OF The power Of the Almighty Dollar and also
u dlVid.d into Halves and Quarters:
For ONE DOLLAR you buy q superior
Chemlse, beautifully made, every seam feIIed
hDo OF the best cotton.
Fer ONE DOILAR yen can buy handsomely
Trimmed Ladles' Drawers, excellent Long
Gowns, beautiful Dressing SaqUes, fine GaaZe
ONE DOLLAR will buy a good Scotch bingham
Sun Umbrella, Just the thing for the country;
large enough TO keep you dry In = shower.
ONE d. LLAB Will bry a hne-looking SatcheI, or
a capscious Travelling Basket, or goOd-.ized
ONE DOLLAR will buy an excellent Umbrella
warranted good in rain and shine, and of tn at
klnl you don't mind loaning, as it will certainly
It will buy excellent alIInen large size Bath
Towels, pairs of Ladies' fine Hose, pairs
extra fine Balbriggsn Hose.
II will buy very fine auZe Shirt, pair Of British
or Lisle bread Half Hose, 4 OF fine ali-inen
hemmed Hshdkerch efs, superine standing o.
rundown Collars, pairs Of 4-pIy reversible or
pair. Of Single CUTS, &C., &c.
Ienders, Silk Scarfs, Rubber Dressing combs,
Esir and Cloth Brushes, Pocket Books, Work
and Lunch Baskets, Bead Baskets, Brackets and
Pictures, Silk and Leather Belts, Fans, Bay
ForTWENTY-FIvECE GENTS we have LisIe Thread
Gloves for Men and Ladies, Tooth and Nail
Brushes, Ladies' Neck " ear, 4, 8 and pieces of
Toilet soap, Work Ba kets, Salad Sats, Rubber
and Bare Balls, Rubber BATTLES, Dolls, Toys,
and hundreds Of other articles.
To find out the power OF the Almighty Dollar with
supreme satisfaction to yourself, visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

rFTHERE Will BIZ A GENERAL TEN
10y PEkAkCE MEETING On SUNDAY, June
zl.t, ct - N, 20 which the public invited.
Addresses BY several ladies. Members Of Congress
are requested u be present. jel9-2r
"pfHn UNDERsI6SED AGREE TO CLOsE
10y their res pectiYe establishments at seven al
O'clock, .. m. (5aturdays exeep pied } from June II
o Septenbtr IS. yAMEs1 DAVIS SONS,
II SrISEMsrZ.
je8a WILLErr RU0sF.
~NoTICE TOD EPOsIrORs OF rue GER
US MAN AMERICAN SAvINGs BANK
corner Tth and str cts Fe1eral Buildings-The
fourth seni-snnuA divide nd Of interest 70 dep
ttoTs Will be able and after July 1, 1915, as
fellows. viz: Elk per cent. per annUm to time de-
fCsitcrs all sums which have been deposit
one or msre calendar months. Interest not called
Tor Will be added to the principal, sd bear Interest
from July j, lst. All time deposits maize aud
etseT july IVA. mi IL further notice, will bear in
tst az I'VE Per cent Per aonum. Interest Is always
IMPUTED and allowed for each full calendar month
JOHN HIfZ, President.
@ 4 PRESTIss, Cashier. iei3-tJ,l
HSsSHknCk MANDRAKE PILLs.-rhess
pnLs are composed exclusively Of vegenable
- SSsaissts. and although they entirely "a perssde
-. Ins sst directly upon the liver and are
remedy IN all case Of derangemsa At result
.e@NSm disordsred state Of that orran. Liver
= acne, IyIhoid Fevers, 40 &c . an suocnmb te
- 80 S-sssA VA 1sAsrs. n3-R
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
NTHL SUPREME T3QRT0s THE DIsTB
In THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Il OF COLUMBIA.

Holding SPeeial Tenn, JRHs 1874, 1874.
In the case of John LATcOmbe, executor Of
CORNELIUS WENDELL, deceased, the execu.
tor Aforesaid hiss, with the APPRECIATION of the Su
preDe Court Of the District Of Columbia afore-
ssid, appointed TUESDAY, July 18th, A. d. 1874.
Tor the final settlement and distribution of the
rrons estate Of said dece ased and Of the assets in
hand, "a FAR as the same have been collected and
turned into money; when and where all the creditors
and heirs Of said deceased notified 10 attend
with their claims properly volched, or they may
Otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit In
said deceased's estate: PrOrIfef, o copy of this
order be published once a week for three weeks in
The Evening Star previous to the said day.
Test: A. WEBSTER,
J-l9f.1 Register of Wills,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
The Star by Mall.

Persons leaving the city for the summer. or
any portion Of it, may have The STAR sent to
their address for such time as they desire, at
the rate Of Fifty cents per month. Orders, ac-
companied by the money, should be sent to the
business Office of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

conn 9 LOAF OFFICE, evss z .ss sss
4 H s. s csv. icoss issssS Z q iovs rsss :
of inssFSN On Cod snA Silver yssoses Dianesds,
sss,:sas0 ssssa: 6sR'ss % u -: :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

ToswKao. DEEP ROCK
KEkTuoxr Blue LICK WATERS
h Ill ssTg,s,y p;s T;S:lssd =,
uayY IT ssar WiiiSrds.
HsRRESS1Asdd isstsTnTl0N Is PENMAs
EsCE nornips and evening, during ths suTlmer
gSnsn'' Of the BS,isess Oeilege corner TN aud
months only. jeff
TPIsICKe InDIAN HAZE BEsroBER
, nsS never been spown e fan It frees the
Hs1 Spl9r TsndeTs Z .Of ana sasle prgssn The
i isthe en- Hair Dfssses Snosn Ter sale s. ali
Druggists. JylS-Iy
~ NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, WASH.
q interest on deposits msds in Iii. bank fr0n and
after Ms,eh is,, lS4, will be
and all money on deposit up to March lst, will draw
SIX PEB GENT. PEB AENUM,
until July lst after which period the interest allow
On II FIVE 1sf PER OK CRssf r PER ANsum,
until otherwise ordered.
Interest In al cases is computed and allowed for
janli-eot III W. sTIOKNHY, Prs,tds.f.
pAsTURAGE FOB 90 HORSES NEAR BUR.
Per Mouth Apps to BRT G Bros ~ f srOcsS 3
f jtis.s.! svenq SAMUEL D w.rrnss,
-
eomneestiGns 10 the city IN new IRE proof build.
% a. vH1bHR, cS%Sis.io sne Mer aSReIs to
Jelg St 93S La ave.. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
NOTICE-The b Lis Of ali cur customers are
NE 25th Those desiries tbs. t6eir bills lis
shs,l not be mailed to them viii please notify the
S ~ H. wIFfBTR 5Ek. is sh S..st. 70.
JS7G 4TH JULY, IO-I
sTN. HARTBRECHr. o
DSal r In EXHIBITION and other FIRE WORKS,
cells at factory price, and The only place where You
can puy Exhibition Pieces.
jel9 2w- 1893 5TH STREET, Washington, n. O.
SIGN PAtNIING.
- Business men in want Of SIGNS Of every de-
th,ir work done in superior manner by csliiuE On
M; BohLEDER, q. bis new Sign Shop, s31
, RsfsT y permission 70 Me;sIs. McDernott Bros,
Henry So's sons, Pa. ave. nos n is fsat!n'
Is TIE So PKEMEOOURTOF THE DISTRICT
OF CoLUM bIA,
T.r Ihs ISth dog If june, 1874.
lHe s1-1s 8, sHi II! plaintiff, vs. j. H.
attorney, ii Is ordered thar the defendant, J b II
esnse hls appearance To be entered heyeia on
or before The Tst rule dag ccurrng frty Jays after
this day. otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
Bv the Court: AWHILE, Justice
true oopy-R. j. ME1Gs, Clerk, &c. Jel9-f3t
'.HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscriber
trics q Columbia, holding speciai term, Letters
N ser GsTACB late OF WashinstoT CITY, %. G.,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
SAINT, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on OF before the 18th day Of Jice next: they may
otherwise By Law be excluded from all benefit Of the
JgRs, lS!. JAMES 4. CLABK,
Is THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

vT,HI ErHAH ALLEN STALLION wABHISa
i fON-Wsshineton is The sirs Of On. ~
s &c., ee S9p x GS Sf: W. W B.p f
ieyf cola Pear ana Lolita, and = number Of ethsf
season q my 6tsbIss, lsss .sFsss; .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

CALL
AND INVESTIGATE 1T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
MEDICAL, dc.

nk, ROaERr seA,
fi6 I0TB sTRHzY, NEAR Pa. AVENUE,
From long ex perlsnce in both hospital a16
priv ate practice, will guarantee cure In all Bis
eases Of the UricGry Organs, GOnorrheaj elect,
Structure, 81 phils, aud spermatcrrhea. Gases q
Gonorrh0s recently contracted cured IL 20 days.
Syphilis In all fits stages quickly cured end the poi
ssh entirely eradcsf0d from tbs system without the
use Of mercury. SpermstOrrhes, breught on By
ard ehuse IN youth, canning ioss " memory
and insanity, general debility, organic weakness,
sem tion, indigestion, psipitstion Of the heart.
pains in back, dimness 81 sight OF giadiness, evil
newly discovered remedies. DR.. E., located for
many years at Is q. Kutsw street, Baltimore, Nd ),
has conse1ted, after many solicitations by hisW b.
hington patrons, TO open . permanent once In tina;
city, where ne msy be consulted every "wednesday
and Saturday In each week, from m. 20 D. n.
jsnu-ly
An Rs. II, J. EEkHCH, or PHILApELPHIA
lNl the celebrated Reliable Olairvoyaut Physician
avenue. once hours-lo .. m. 70 ,. -. Engage
ments can be made for evenfnn. jelly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

LuoAsff ii4s s.. x.2 See ss. ss 49,.
.,saes soa 0s..ss e. 80 :s nc &C.,. 2
tsFrzs. Pianos and 0rSnns tuned end reGu- UvVUU3
s ;sS s:i ss e, s 100 ..ss we
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

RIAEo Stone: sss seq Ysrs ..sro.:
DKoKKR BBos., New York. XXI
States zf Main b. corner OF 9Th street enttsNNtf
Pennsylvania asenue, s,d 81 Ksrr,s, 6Ss Pesnsyl-
vskis svenIs. PtAzs end orsaas for sale az
rent 6erff-u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

plAhOs FkoM THE BEST FACTORIES,
which have been in uss . sh 7rt tlme-
OILY Tor SAFE AZ great bargains for cash, OF <-3
patt each hno balance in m0nthly or QCar-VtttN
tery instGllneNis:
ose yerJ fne * octave square grand Fischer, n.
Y. sac.
One eteinway, "a octave, s225.
One Hsilett q Davis octave, $40.
One Hartman, N. VI octave, SS5e.
Ansgr fhceut OOnceyt Or aud a. a q eat bargain
also, o large variety Of KnAbo a %. a. McOamm0n
foafdnsD Graz Pianos NJ very low price,, 70
make room. Pianos for reut, 1T
hEIOHBkBACHS Pisao Wsrsrooms,
ies2w lRspl 423 llth 81, GOoye Pa. ave.
IfHE UhsCRPAssRD sTlEFF PIAnOs and
Il The PArEsT PIANO ORGANS, 90
IL. WILD n BRO, Sole Agen's, f20 thX<EU
street, near northwest corner Pc avenue Wv wv
Pianos, Organs aud Of her Instruments faithfully
Tuned aEd Repaired. Pis0Os fOr rent a. reduced
rates for the sumner months nsy1-fr
THh CILkBkATEp KsABK q MCCAIN.
MON PIANOS.
Pianos from various factories in ell styles and &C
ell prices, Tor sale ON monthly inst simsnbs, ~.
ard for re0t, E>U3X
ORGANS ssd MELopBoEss MN
mayl-ly 333 18th street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

tvh sALI.-A " g B0OkBIS pkhs' rvVkt
10 god raer- VI b sold coesn To- cs-n. A.
dTess Boo keirder, CITY Pea oroo, W ,shisstoe- y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

EsHT girmanii9e 8efanetfaaft.
Gin fOmii&sr gurfal BAT lid bel Der Dur&rsiie
Der birmanii&en6 eianoti9aft pura9tum sreisnst.
1S72.-Ms fe BEN 8Snis giftOr emanuel pprss.
sieatH pures, absrrsi&te psrislte benz gbsf ssr. ST.
lanpti&aft pas Srtsnstanp Der itaIisniiSsn arO.
ne. Der 8irmans srar in GROCER %gsrlsssnbsit.
Or sUs has Sanp cine 3sitlans bin unp Der, sa
or ni&t pubte, wie CT ss anlsssn icats /; snpli@
fabts CT sinsn beruii&sn Gntl&lus, ma9te i9
einsn 9iirtsl earaus unb fniipfte ibn fsl UNI isi.
ne SaiIe. Damn frc9 sr, um isinsr Dantbar-
felt @usbrud ~ ssbsn, brsimaI auf alien gisrsn
I'm ben 8Snis bsrum.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

EaS SOfmeifersn6tben. Gin Ban.
auier in gGisn CAB einsa Saustal unb lut tasu
aud cen Spfrsiitsr isinsr ainbsr elm. Die isbr
teI8siosns Spilstts hes papascssn mar llrlaGe,
eaB sr in Der triaanteu 0tisQi@aft fat sGnslt6
isncgirt rurps une 10 3rs CT ts Dor, ii6 srm 9if.
fet rei&li9 nit Spsiisn unt Wein ,u ssrisbsn, an
eensn er lid in sinsnt s%inianisn Hsbenssma6e
siitli9 tbat. Ia fam or in gsriu6uns, cine
5lai&s Gliauet eiu;ufedsn /; sssatt sstban une
10 busirte CT It-mit ieiner 8euts in Der bints-
rem 8radtai&e--tur6 bic Gallons. S&on slaub.
te CT i6 s~eSorsen, Ca tritt ibm plOeli6 bic jiinsfe
3O&tsr bss Sauiss in zen @ss. sic slaubts,
Der iunse Rann fibIte i9 %ssfranft, ba lid Nie-
inarp um ibu fiimmsrte, unp frrpsrte i'm nit
freuneli6sr 3ubrinsii6fsit gum chen Beginner.
ben Wal;sr auf. Was pollte sr tbun? Das
GrGulsia teifanp bartnafis barauf unb 10 febrts
er tsnn nit ibr in Zen 5%ansiaal ;ufiid u. idmsb-
ts in Iuiissn &sissn nit ibr rabin. ylSsliS
absr fra9t Cd, aus isinsr 5raftal6s 1isst elm
Gbampasnsrfprf teraus uns sinsr antern lGn,e.
rim ans DIR, unp sii&snr unc b~rauitrs rrsisst
f& elm Strabl bee i&dumsnbsu Wsias ibsr isi-
ne perfebrte 6rrnt. Der Gbampasnsr mar eur6's
5ansen ms NOuiIrsn ssratbsn unb bate bic
mpritsn Drabtbanee ssiprsnst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-04-22

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