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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21

~ Die Sisnalslode bes Geltber
StaatSbabnbofes wllrbe, pie man ppn bort
idreibt, por SurSem auf folgenSe bD3it
9eniitDii9e 9Seiie seitoblen Sn Sen 9ta6s
mitta9sltunSen fam Elm glrbciter nit elmer
%logenannten Spalierleiter aui Ben @erron
OeS SabnbOfes, ittlte ii9 6isielbe gan, nns
6efangen por Der Signalglofe aui, itieg
binaui, %manipulirte cine .3eitlan0 bernm
'nnb perfu6te i9ltebtif, Itstli6t5 BON
weni9ltenS ;%ruei9unoert Eerlpnea, bie G'lofe
b~crabSunebmen. 3nfalliserpe1e tam Der
Stationss9bef eReuiallS biuiu unb fragte
ben arbeiter, mas CT oa made. Der Dir
better e~ntge9nete, baB ibm Ser Stationss
aufieBer ben 9~luftrag ertbctlt 6dtte, Sic
@lodc 81 rcporiren. neil Ser &iemcn, an
mel3em ser &(SpfeI befeiti0t lit, 6eiaSotQt
lei. Der Statiou8s Gbef ertbcilte 60rmf
Dem gr6cit1 nod ben guten 0tat6, Die fo.
nii6en Stiite bernu9su;ieben, worauf ybie
Sadie i6or 9e6cu weroe.@ sic alma aud.
0interGer iteIte IS ii6 ieoo6 beyauS, SaB
Ser an9e6li9e Nr6eiter elm Oie6 mar, mel
be bic nObc}u einen Gcutuer Idwere SiQs
nolglodc cinia9 geiio3lcu bate. 8ie linz
terlG@ung 1T, wie geu5Bnli@, id 3uge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21

G5 wirS b%e6auptet, bab nor 500
Sabreu bic 6raucn ibre t0aore geraoe 10
tdmmteu alS belte. 0os iii Wri9tig bas
mails timmteu ie iie ouf loren SSpiG,
belte bdugeu iie lie bebui8 SdmmenS ii6er
enc Smhllehne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21


Sie wobnt o6en auf Benz Seroe uno
bat cine So6ter, bie etlpa Is Sabre alt lit.
Die aIte Dame bat lid ale ibre, pom
Seutidlaito importirte Sitteneinfalt unb
llni6uIo bepabrt unb giebt ni6t 5 Gents
INN MoOe uno duberen S9ein.
On einem i66nen Na1mittag, ais elm
eleganter iunger Mann Die So6ter gu Ell
ner Spasierfa6rt einlub, molte Die Mutter
Die peritoblenen gSinte Der So@ter, title gu
iein, bur9aus ni9t ueriteben. @dbreno
lie benz Mdo9en bali, ii9 iertig SIT MAJ
den, rug lie:
,M0rp, wi1it On bas Gaar S6u6e nit
eincm abiat ooer bas Io9erise Faar bas
ben?
Marp idien bas nidt su b6ren unb Die
Wfutter inquirirte meter:
rSoQ i'd Dir Sic Collar. @oIofette iinb
oas plattirte WfeoaiIon geben, ooer wiQit
On Die SiamantennaOel, Die Der Sater i'm
Gilcnpoarenlaoen 9efauft 6at2"
Marp minfte ser Miutter nit Ser 6anb
III, bod title ,u iein, uno Ser iun9e Mann
errot9ete, aber Die wiirpige Mtatrone fa6r
troboem fort:
Niult 6u i6nel 6inauf sur 6rau S6ntibt
LAUREN uno i6ren Sbawl bergen, O0er lit
Dir melrer gut genug?" Die ariite Ntarp
tano telle Belt gum antuorten, benn lie
bate pl0eli6 etpaS i'm 3tmmer %auf,us
r%Guneu, nobel lie nrr nit Otiibe lire S6rGe
nen suriitOrdn9te. 2lber Die anteoilupiae
nii9e Dame mar nod ni5t berubigt uuo
ia9te:
vatebme ia 0ein alei6 re6t in sl6t,
Marp. SIS lit ia Sein einsises unb On
befommlt fem neues, ebe Die Mortgage auf
oas 6auS a69elOlt it,"
Marp madte bier gesen ibren Beau"
Die Semertuns, baB es wunoeridones
@etter iei uno tnOpfte lire SanSi9u9e 81,
ais rWiuttius" wieber anbob:
,Oas iino 6rau MIaer's 6anbi6ube,
ni6t? Sic lit wirfli6 cine quite Na9barill
unO i9 CLAUDE faunl, baB On anltdnbig
ausseben f~0nnteit, wenn Tie ni9t mare"
Marp beetle ii6. bas 3immer su per-
laiien, bod rief ibr Die Mutter nod nit er.
bobener Gimme mad:
v@arit gu aud BEL 6rau Meperr, nm
ibren Sd9er unb bas Bracelet su bergen,
sas Din 10 gut itsbt? 81, i'd iebe, On bait
es i6on. SEA bann GET nur mein Sinh,
On iiebit wirfli9 fem aus. amiiiire Gid
gut"
Marp iitt iett on ibrem Tenlter einiam
beim b~laiien S9ein bes Golmonbes ilno
%leufste I'm ibren pe%ri6munbenen 9iebbaber,
oenn ct ldBt ii9 ieitbem ni9t ipieoer ieben.
gn3 Die nni@uIoise, alte Dame wunbert
li6, baB ct ni9t pieber tommt, unb iagt:
vwenn linn nlir fein llnsliif paiiirt it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21

~ 9l6enteuer zines Geporters. Der
Sariier y6i9aro" ersdDlt cine luitise Gss
i6i9te, Die einem ieiner Mitarbeiter iiinsit
b~egesnete. Serielbe erbdlt Die Radridt,
Dap in Der Gue go6arobesS aron Ger. 25
i'm speiten Stof elm Serbre6en besan9en
wurbe. &ai6 eiIt er babin, UNI Snformas
tlonen einsubolen; CT lGutet unb wirb in
ben SaIpn Der @o6mng gefiibrt. Ger
Salon lit pou bon geuten, cine bide Game
iitt am Ramin, erblidt i'm, itS6t einen
S9rei aus, wirft ii3 ibm an ben 0aIs,
inOem iie ruft: r0as lit er.1 Sic bebedt
letn Gntlis NIT i6auenben &iillen uno ldBt
i'm ni9t 81 0orte fommen. Seine Ses
mI6un9en, cine 9lufflarung si e~rlan9en,
iinS persebli9. Gnbli9 etid6pft pom
6iiTen, rlft iie einem bifen Wtanue gu:
ySett lit bte Geibc an pir!" Der @emabl,
oenn bas mar er %pfienbar, umarrut ben Sour
n~aIiiten II. ruft i6lld;enS y9aS bit bu
OaS 1T er! Wlein Sacques "a 9lber i1 beiBe
gar ni6t SaequeS, i9 beige Gaiton."
plabt enOli9 baS gans in S6meiB 9ebaoete
Spfer iremper 3drtlidfsit berpor. Sab
lcau. 0er 9trme bate ii1 in Ser gtummer
bes 6aules geirrt uno par in einen SAINT
lientreis 9efnllen, Der einen Sobn erpartes
tie, wel3er na3 sman;isidbriser 9lbpeiens
belt in &uBIano ms gaterSbaus suriitfe6s
ren loute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21
2'eter &iene's
0eacrul : Incmtmr

fir bic 5surrssrt6eruns sssisQI6afisn
Gdgifal am I. Sanuar 1874.
5mprrial bon Sonoon; S 5000, 900
@osal upn Siuerppol, 1900, 900
German gmcriean D. N.,O. 1850, sOl
st. Gaul BON Ct. Saul, 8l9,62l
ct. Sniepg pom Miiouri, 575,469
SreurrS BON Milwaufee, $4,000
villas pon 6artforp 1000, 900
@etaa eiie Sninranrr So. 20, 100 $50
Clie ilsefs IN Gmsritd.)
u. q. Grriosntial y. 6artfOrb, 1,5oo,s5
Commercial bon SiuerpoOl 10000, 900
1tsis nf64tisen Grnrasnissr. ts It'd Eel Fem Gtieaar uns
Scfcn Seuer eurh rInttlite 3atlunl ifrec Gerlufs be.
rdtrt tassr. ~snipisbisn r6 ielbit une ssnaen @erii6erunsen
zen Gissntbum gu zen ~tiats,en 8dfn eatsesea ssnrmmsr
Etgetn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21
Gro. u @prtb Giraffe, New. gcrfl

BADEN sas srSste une ecmgletefte gsaarsnlaser. auslbliesfia
SnarpB9ertaut an Glaipaaren uae RIr;padren, Gas bier
IN Oubuane ned gu fesen mar.
lrlere 5riitiabrsrdarer fir Sdusteedrf bsfeterS In
arpser Iusrdbl brduuer uni seblei6ten 9artune, seerudtsr
Gdttane, earrirter unc s~etreifter Gattuue, Denims, Gpttpuss
cen, Suds, gSplenradrer, 9diriren, RentudY Scans /;
allen Serter pn te'ten 3u6eu, f6pdrSen Alpded's,
bic, mas Serttt, 6arte, @ebtlee une Stdrte Der Mrteit an
seht. ntbt abertrcfer rereea tpunen Vrqfansise @ass
wdhl ron ~sSetB;sus (; Seinenrdaren ron ieeer Sualitit;
Strunptpaaren nns SaneiSute in 5rpBen iebr veri6iessnen
Ancrrmsnten Gcmpetes Eager spn S6reibmaterialsr
Mesen. nne Spnneai6irmst. 9drfurmsrien 3eiletierfea,
Sdrtleifen, SdJstrassn une 6dlsti5er Grates. u. Glarfs
ane ). Slarts, @Ipess uns Carlisle Spalenspirn SnsYfr
ue lcufise tletnere Waaren.
aas etc ssnannten artitsl frnreu aus zen behen tsfanns
ten dabrttsn une rureen sre6tentbeils i'm p~erHcneusn Tss
jereer uni Sanuar. as bic greile am tieftsn sefunten
raren. sstduft. 10 ras Gem 8dufer bel uas Gin ftsrsr Sc
rim in ausii6t fsbt.
Sobn Sea & So.
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r gemtnr

fir tie 3 srSstsn EamsfitiFs. 6 sms asntssa mad Gurrpa-
Sdsiihe ahfabrt.
6an,surs. stmer:fagil6s Sinie 16 Oampfer.
Ncro. Ieutiber Yesp, Bremen Is Oampfer.
Gunarp Sinie. liverpool II. antpsr. Is Gampfer.
9tse Star Cine s Camper.
Tie Saufenes scn p~aH1stsrsn sis i& in ZEN lesteu Is
Sabrsr AMI eisien GGnrfera berrItsr uni sinueer fpeeirt
fake fme rie tste emrfebiHns Gae tabtu mir eas 3atrausr
metntg 6reuuee settst.
Sn &erbin6uns nit S6isem, itcae i'd
&e9iel ouf aQe 6auptltGote Gurppa's aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21
6 $.
Sic uni6mloige, alte Game.

lpttp gufdnsissr Shsr, sienet rem Gtrifsr.
ertsitert es Sees ure ~teieresrt fsitft
bic Geiuneheit ees Seibes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-21

60 Soil t5 Sbnen Elm peli0 Lcu9ten ?
ira9t ems teultmam ser aus eiuey}t6eno0c.
icQi@oft i'm 0unfel 9eimfcDycn6eu Brofcis
ior. 9Eetn, eruie6erte itol; Ser @egcbrtt,
ib brau9c Define Cater ui9t-i6 bin ielbit
Elm yi9t Der 9SeIt! So, meinte Ser Maun
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The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-19
Court CtfIftnQs.

The city for the use OF John Horton
has brought suit against Joseph Long
worth and others to recover various
amounts, from $689 to $6,112, assessed
against their lots for the Improvement OF
the Edwards road. The case has been
tried in the Superior Court. The de.
PENDANTS, among other claims, aver that
the property OF Longworth was tres.
passed upon, and that the assessments
were more than 25 per cent. of the value
OF the Improvement. The Court ren-
dered judgment with interest against
the defendants without penalty.
| In the case OF Barton Brewster and
Folz against. NJ. Walsh, an action to force
the defendant to comply with a contract
made In 1869, the Court decreed in favor
of the plaintiff. The defendant had pur-
chased four lots in Ludlow for $14, 900 per
contract, from the plaintiffs, which III ter
| ware he refused to buy.
Kenner Garrard VS.. Herman Huelsman.
This was an action to recover rent re-
served under a lease of a brick-yard in
Millcreek bottom, with the privilege of
taking clay for working two gangs of
men, The case was mentioned in for.
mer report.
The defense claimed that the lease
had become Worthless, as the Board OF
Health had used the clay to repair a
sewer, for which they asked $10,0 900 dam
ages. The charge to the jury was to de-
termine whether there was any valid ex-
cuse for the breach Of the contract on
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account of this removal'of the clay, and
whether the circumstances in law re.
leased the plaintiff from the obligations
of his contract.
The jury rendered verdict for the
plaintiff for the amount of the rent, 81,
242, and for the defendant 81, ,456. The
Court directed the counsel to strike the
difference IN favor Of the defendant and
make up the interest.
The case of the City, for the use oil
Long & Kramer, against David Quinn,
w. s. Groesbeck, and forty-one others,
was heard on submission. The action
was to enforce upon the defendants an
assessment of $4,000 for the improve.
ment OF Browne street.
/ In the United States Court Weller 4
Ellis were allowed judgment against II
Dinsmore for $2,541 W. '7...
The Government case against Gun.
ningham, United States Paymaster,
was dismissed. The Government claimed
$1,000, but 1t was found, on examination
more than he has received.
Fred. Miller. indicted for violation OF
the internal revenue laws, and j. W.
Wright, for having procured false sig
nature to money order, were released
on a nolle prOseQWi.
j. w. Truitt, of the Soldiers Home at
Dayton, who has for some time been re-
ceiving the money on Post-ofice orders
for other inmates of the Home by repre-
senting himself to be the party named in
the order, was committed in default OF
81, 900 bail.
W. r. Teetor, charged with passing
counterfeit money, plead not guilty, and
was released on $1,000 bail.
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buds that would have opened within
three days, had the warm weather con-
tinued, are killed. Heretofore we have
known no strawberries to be killed at
Loveland by the cold until In blossom.
On the hills across the river, as also on
the north side up and down, probably
half the crop is killed. Unless killed
hereafter, when in blossom, there will
be full crop at Loveland where the
drouth last summer did not destory the
plants. The larger portion Of the ber-
ries ripen on long stems where the
plants are vigorous, and we suppose
that, as the stems were not very far
along, their fruit is safe within thirty
miles to the southwark. In Southern
Kentucky and Northern Tennessee the
slaughter of strawberries must have
been complete. North Of the latitude OF
Hamilton, we suppose the crop is not
yet injured. Frosus early in May, how
ever, often spread havoc over the planta-
tion. 1t is known that the plant con-
tinues to blossom almost to the time
berries begin to ripen.
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THE BUILDING OF THE NEST.
Tbey,ll come .pain to the apple tree

They'll come again to the apple tree
Robin and all the RES
When the orchard branches are fair to see
In the snow OF tho blossom dressed;
And the prettiest thing in the world will be
The building Of the nest.
Weaving it well, so round and trim,
following it with care;
Nothing too for away from him,
Nothing fer her too fair,
Hanging II safe on the topmost limb
Their castle in the air.
All, mother-brd, you'll have weary days
When the eggs are under your breast,
And your mate will fear for willful ways
When the wee ones leave the nest
But they'll find their wings In glad amaze,
And God will see to the rest.
So come to the trees with all your train,
When the apple blossoms blow,
Through the April simmer OF sun and rain
Go flying to and fro, 49,. t
And sing to our hearts as we watch again
Your fairy building grow.