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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14

Kieff correspondent OF the St. Petersburg Jour-
nal gives the following account of the outbreak
among political prisoners last month The Russians
in the kief prison resolved time ago tunnel
under the walls and escape. The scheme be-
trayed by of the consprators. The authorities
allowed the prisoners TO continue the excavation.
When tho tunnel was completed and the prisoners
had entered it after the other, intending to
up through the opening beyond the prison precincts.
soldiers previously posted at the opening shot the
escaping prisoners as they came up. When the bulk
ofthe prisoners terrified by the noise firing, stopped
and remained in the tunnel. soldiers were sent in
from behind, and the unfortunate wretches caught
between two fires, were all shot down. The pro-
ceedng seemed to give the officials much amusement,
and the director Of the prison then praised and
decorated for having acted with such cleverness and
decision.
The London Times says The equiyocal attitude
assumed by the Sultan relative to the Khedive is
doubtless an advantage which England and France
will be able to turn to account, but cannot
yet discern any valid reason for England abandon
ing policy of extreme caution with regard to Egyp-
tian affairs. The proposal for joint expedition is
manfesty premature. If display of force were re-
solved upon, England might find her influence di-
reeted to securing good government, while France
would be occupied with even greater energy in de-
Tending the claims of foreign creditors. Halim Pasha
the Kkedive's uncle, is well educated enlightened
aud liberal minded, and has lived quietly for several
years past in European fashion on the Bosphorus.
LIE NOSE AND TIE flNGERs.-ln the current
number of the Medical Record, DR.. Hamoud says,
that when you poke the end of your finger into your
ear the roaring noise you hear is the sound Of the
circulation in your finger, which is fact, any
demonstrate for himself by first putting his hn-
gers in his ears and then stopping them up with
another substance Try it and think what wonder
Of machine our human body is, that the points
Of your fingers are such busy work shops that they
roar like small Niagara. The roaring is probably
than the noise Of the circulation Of the blood
noise of all the vital
tearing down and building up processes that are al
ways going forward in every living body from con
ception to DEATH We may add to the above that the
sound produced upon the timpanum of the ear, by
placing empty sea shell to the ear is caused by
the air rushing in through the aperture space left
uncosed between the and the shell, and thus we
have an explanation Of both processes natural as
well as scientific principles.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14
Late Foreign News.

By the arrival at this port ofthe P. NJ. S. s. Com
psny's steamer City of New York from Australia
yesterday morning, we have news down to April
2sth. The news is very meager however. From
the New Zealand Herald of April 2sth, We have the
following by submarine cable. viz:
London, April 25th.-News from Afghanistan
states thst Takoob Khan, has been acknowledged
Ameer by the principal tribes. Yakoob invites the
English mission to Cabul The mission was TO start
soon as the roads passable.
There is no news from South Africa by the Colo
NAL papers.
In regard TO Egyptian affairs, we learn that the
British Government has recalled Mr.. Rivers Will
sou from Egypt.
The Sultan yielding to the urgent representations
of the Grand Vfier. has recalled several exes and
ordered their release FROM prison. q. -...
From the same paper We learn that the difficult
ties among the native tribes of the Marshal Group
are still in existence and that hostiiies are still
kept up between the beligerenis, but up to the
latest adviees no serious damage had been done.
The Uatiyes under both the native chieiains at
on the Island of ArnO. are provided with Spen-
GERS 6shooters but the natives afraid OF these
firearms they Keep al n long distance from each
other and thereby keep out OF danger. The king OF
Majuro invaded Arno in January last and yet there
is no peace
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14

II Ia --latest dsspaicaes al hand from the seat Of
VIII e Lu-1lEuc and AfEhGuistan, we learn that
there aEa nssz ssTers fighting with the Zuus. re-
EHlrizE II E-u1E lOssss en both Eides. The Zulus
H~aa a hhHs very large army in the field and
$3.50 dsaerninEriou and dogged courage that
Ea&z 1hHE formidable and W4rlike race, who will
be 1-rs e sab5Bs-
Il A1Et1alsaAn tie ESr seems to move on in 4
-EaH- uncs--15H way, without anything very definite
or az i1l-ut being Goue Ei5s or the other.
Al 11e s1s-.A lsEz far however, TO procure peace
Wi-t tnf AfgtEzisrEus seen to have failed and the
Hz-uda * busk E6ss has been materially altered
Eu- =uzEtzE F1t--
EuuadA KaaH ether why leader or one totally
G-as 9 -sls Ssh people be has to govern. II
y HA11G t-z ont ttEt be is both diploniAtist and
EBuc Fulszl- there may be hot work in AfghAuistan
lex HEz-H p14ss ia restored. So far as the Khedive
aE Err- AID -ns Szllau of Turkey are concerned it
Hua=a q ae a Upe1 question 10 whether or not,
-nn-T IL d rie-iucr ErGg-Ftxnliu E9bstEeer them and
z11= I'M usE-s ciF-urbea state Of things in EKvpt
l On -ls Essrlt Of that t1e1 understanding which
=HF n-uaE uul IL ruFtzrR az any moment which
=uF @FSiFs a. Eur1Pe II iis tolls. The Turk and
EErFtlH1 are bs-A WHY people Who can play little
FE=H E@lGl AZ shFUW5lE as any other nationality.
41AE-1s TEE EucAIrPFUs TREE IL ALGERIA,
LcEMz-A an crFErs--TEo millions Of eucalyptus
E-uE EErt heE- planted IN Algeria. The French Gov
z-u-unuE kas r-Eote1 EubFeutiou to a company for
ia E-AztiIE " yet larger number. In Corsica
=lz-E -hEl Ellli1a trees have been planted. In
cTF-=H St.iHC hare already been planted by the
4rHe Gzs1a-IslsI IN ths feTsr-iufesied locAiifies
L. -HIAlr 6crsrzEarf Is planting quite forest OF
-anaH =AA-A -abs1-eing trees in the CanpagnA, in
I'm r@lnhT af A1me- Prince Troubetkoy thinks
-nH @aH@ EFs 1yE1HlIaA ia the useful variety
&c 11E zra1- IL "a very picturesque and Of remark
laT -1Hn E-UWtA- Plants grown in pois and re-
Fia-aa1 E TIE aga uf siz nosths, hare stained in
sr1+ Eu1-T hezrht Of II zete-s It's leaves con-
.l@r III I=1 Es znaA volatile oil Is those Of the
auzAFFtz1I F1bGlzs- Il grows Is well in damp rs in
80 nnmn II h~m-x Id al
hErlzE ruaistsc teuPerature of p Fahrenheit in
MA zaL- Roma
zaa Eur111H E-ItsE thEt Premier DspArtes inform
e1 tts Alh1zlE1 delegates thEt Italy, while remain
M fzi tr tie Tre1fy Of Berlin, would if possible
szzEl1rz 11f EIES1L EspirEtic1f Of the AlbaniAnE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14
WEDNESDAY. MAY IA. 1879.
A Call ON the Presidenu.

The San Francisco Chronicle of April IL,
furnishes the following among other items of
information from Washington, under date of
April 10th: "Rear Admiral Murray called
" on the President to-day, in company with
" Col. C. H. Judd, Chamberlain and Secretary
" to King Kalakaua of the Sandwich Islands.
" Col. Judd arrived here last Saturday, and
"desired 10 pay his respects TO the President
"hefore leaving for New York. He says
- everything on the Sandwich Islands is pros
" porous, peaceable and happy"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14
NOTICE.

MIR. Claus SpreckIes, of California, intends
construct Large Ditch the Island Of Maui for irri
eating purposes Any person persons willing
dig 500 feet Of this ditch by contract
be paid either by the cubic feet
the number Of running feet Of the ditch excavated
requested TO apply a. schusser Haiku Mauior to
VIM. c. Irwin Co. Honolulu, who VIII gire them the
necessary information CLAUS sPRECEELS.
BY II. SCHUSELER
November g. IsTs T3s 3m
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14
Arrival of she storm-Bird.

The Hawaiian brig Storm-Bird, Captain
Jackson, which left this port in November
last, under the directions of the Board of I'm
migration, returned on Saturday morning the
10th inst. The Storm-Bird brings 90 passen-
gers, composed of adult males and females and
children of both sexes. who come from the Mi
cronesian islands and are hardy, wen formed,
docile people. These people are eagerly
sought after by our planters to work on the
sugar estates on these islands, and from their
appearance and make up we think they are
well chosen for the purposes of plantation la
borers and the probabilities are that they
will not wish to return after the period for
which they are hired, but will become per-
manently fixed and assimilate with our people
here. This increase is strengthened by the
fact, that many of the men have brought their
wives and little ones with them. Captain
jackson informs US that they can all read and
write, and about one half of them can speak
English. The Storm-Bird had a long and
tempestuous trip, owing to severe weather and
adverse currents encountered in and about the
Micronesian islands. She was fifty odd days
on the return trip, which is by no means an
unusual length of time at this season. She
has proved herself frst-class sea boat, and
has given entire satisfaction to the govern
ment. The bringing here of the natives of the
Micronesian islands is as yet an experiment,
which the Board of Immigration feel warranted
in believing will result successfully. The
arrival Of the Storm-Bird has allayed all the
apprehensions that were felt for her safety,
and the Board of Immigration have cause TO
congratulate themselves on the success of their
efforts thus far to bring laborers here, and to
add new and congenial element of popula-
tion, which will serve to replace the diminu-
tion in the native race Of these islands. In
common with all good citizens We rejoice that
the Storm-Bird, with her living freight has
made another successful trim
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14

-a az pltl- au-tsa the front entrance Of Alioan
-sas tse H-Hzisss tie Union Hotel Merchant
=---a- --a-s- pzice s-.Bll
F- Fa-tra-zrz d, boandK-ies and HreaEe can be OBJ
-1lus- -za d=lcr.
sAML C. WILDER.
- ATI-gsier Of the interior
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14
SaIe q, CsovrrumeDtInna

Ca =aEE. zy sis ISIS. Al L O'Clock noon. VIII be
s- a. Eaar Eaczio1- front entrance OF AMioau
a Eas.s o. had sltuaiea a; KaIuAhae LeAhl and
1-z-zaF - s--es- Upset pr.cz. sss0 for the piece
sAArL C. WILDER,
- Minister of the Interior
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14
ROBBINS & APPLEToH.
745 sn,s

745 3ms General Agents. New York, o. s A.
r~ An the above line Of waltham Watches for sale
the stoTeof II. McISERNY Sole Agent for this King
dom.
Also, Agent for the GoRHAM STERLING SILVER
WARE. The Trade supplied at the LOWEST PRICES.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14
General Grant is coming 10 these
Islands.

In our last weeks issue we took occasion
to state that General Grant would call at these
Islands, en- route 10 San Francisco in June
next. We said so on the strength Of informa-
tion derived from friend who is in posses
sion of letter dated Delhi, India, March Sd,
1879, and post marked Lucknow, India, March
7th, 1879. which letter was written by John
Russell Young, Esq, the Private Secretary of
General Grant, on his present tour. We repeat
the assertion, that General Grant will be here,
that is in Honolulu, in June next, not only
because Mr. Young says so in his letter re-
ferred to, but because that letter gives the
reasons why General Grant will stop at these
Islands en- route for San Francisco, namely {:
that he, the Ex-President, has the Hawaiian
Islands on his programme of travel; and be-
sides that fact, he is desirous of enjoying the
hospitality Of His Majesty, profered through
his Minister of Foreign Affairs III the most
cordial manner some months ago.
If the p. c. -AdrsrtissT is annoyed at the idea
of Gen. Grant stopping at these islands, we
think it would have been both polite and wise
10 have suppressed Its annoyance, and make
the best of circumstance which it could not
control. But we see no good reason, after all,
why the Adrsrtissr should not indulge in It's
usul snarl, even at the coming of so distin-
gnIshed parsonage as Gen. Grant 10 these
islands. The fact is the AdUsrfiSsT' folks seem
10 think they own this country, and nobody,
no matter who, should be allowed to land here
without their special permission. Now this is
simply harmless deusion on the part of the
AdAertiseT, and only excites broad grin in
this community al each exhibition of It's hallu-
cination. Gen. Grant is coming, not by the
permission of the p. c. Adrey1iSer, but at the
invitation of His Majesty the King of Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14
Good Cooks and Good Walters,

aud they will give their personal attention the business
afford entire satisfaction their and
the public. whom they wish to please.
They have reited the Establishment. and will spare
pains to make the place Of Comfort and Convenience
aRd thereby hope 70 share fair amount Of the pnblc
patronage. 74f Sn
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14
LIsI Of Licenses Expiring i'm May
1879.

-suz-r aH-ssy Eivsa that all LICENSES be Ap-
sz sa- znz- ne Enseri1r Once and all parties
1-z--sz-s l1- 1--aE = expiring Licenses and
a. s EaL lhspa1y saeris have Instructions TO prose
ae vz1-Lszze15a- ans and A. parties doing business
s5zzzaal zae Erupe- L-1sass.
sAM'L c. WILDER,
Minister Of the Interior
-rae-la- ozss. Ap-z 81. Ts-g
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14

Bals 1r -ae Hawaiian Government OF the denounina.
as q Ell- 5-g1. s5sl sl0oo. and sso9l can be had
Elsla 4E9.isa-l11 a. LIE Hawaiian Treasury.
SIMON x. KAAI
a. Minister OF Finance
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oahu.-RErAIL.

=, 90. ,,..,-,-
- - ~ - 80 Aaa Ao'e. S. HonoIu!n.
-h.--- l-eslA. 10 a-E,Ho-
- - R.a-Iaasa. y EIonolulu
a. hHs tssa EHrset- Eonolllu.
- = -, -, - =, = .i- -. - IE,r,
- - - - -. - - .-N>s7 ss' -'1O '''u'
- - - - :. ss1--1-S-
clsgtllrE A corner Queen aud kEahuuanu sis
AlZlz4g-
1 EEEzl- E1azzElAlul, Wa-@lE4-
=. s1-szs Ee---l1sE. EAuuAkeA ST. Honolulu
= laa ~.-Z- EilE -, Eo1nriu.
E-.sar, Lima s.. ei0uQnlL-
MnuF
a ..--. a &c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14

1zh sEz HE1 has t,iis day been appointed an Agent
E as and oa-sylaE tss acknowledgment to Instru-
iszl-s ll- -s=-lss O. W4izaeA, Island OF Hawaii
THOs- BROWN,
EegistEAr o. C0uveyAnces.
Es=aas- H=-sl, Ar-z =, ISIS
%F-EuEe1= sAM-I- q. WILDER,
Mlulsssr o. the Interior
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
CoNcHEE g. AcHAT,
uAyIyG pTRCHAsrn rur ,


SsNAr, aurant lately carried by Akong deceased,
NfEss3S known the international Hotel,-in Homo
- lulu, take this method Of informing the public
that they prepared TO give entire satisfaction They
will keep none but [A fFl
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14

EE aE-- BIZ aas tAls day been appointed an Agent
% it ac1agsie4Eneuls Cousrscis fo- Labor In the
-sz-a- souz1 Eaa4-A, Island OF Hawaii vice John
.a--EElsa-rsz, rezE1e1-
sAM'L G. WILDER,
Minister Of the Interior.
-1-la-l11 U--4cE A FrL - ISIS. Ts6
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14

nu =u-Hg- AHy 2izs- ISIS At l. O'Clock noon, WI be
r Ful- Aaa--5u. ne fr0as entrance OF AlliOlAnl
EAlt zs ful1wl=r Ls=s=s=
r F--s uf l-u1 s-laal@u In slEHAna Eva Oahu. con-
la aal- l-ee acres for 10 years Upset. price Fifty
zia-lar Eie- azuuz-
zaz- -a-a@ae traces q LAND known as KIhAlAnl and
Esd u LIE landing OF LAupahoehoe In the Dis.
1- ID. lZl0- EHwE containing about coo acres for Is
Eu--. rEsH- F-lce ss13 Per AnnBu.
E-E@sz-s az a. leases VII be quarterly in advance.
Ha- z-=a-1lE-r q s9zndzries Arears &C can be oh
la-z-- a. ia OElne
sAML 6. WILDER,
7sl Minister Of the Interior.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1879-05-14

-1za7E b h~reHE given thai from and Afisr July
-ts -4--las STA BE- r-g-lre1 be taken out for the
~s o S-ianz- A EslAll License whiet viii allow Tie
A1t- l rsta any and ar goods usnAl uuter such %.
-u- sere-af1-s icsnse has been required for the
A- az a-t a-l aat IRE privilege having been abused
IL ssu-rs re 81 ss enforced
sAsE'L G. WILDER.
Minister Of the Interior
-zl.-iu- 1=a1s Ma sth- 1873. rs
HE y s. EAHooEASo has this day been appointed
&rar- nc Es saEn1sl-le-uis 10 OonirActs FOR Labor
ar NE Eiz-- uF Surth K5aAla- Island OF Hawaii vice W
Ar-s=EE d=zs=seG. sAArL 6. WILDER
Mlulsfer OF the Interior
1zia=i- orrs. Ap-l =. 1s-s. 7ss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16

Rss- Gin iplssniser g%ngldnber. - 6err
S~pablinssr, Der 8sfBsr bss rSptsl bu
Sac" in Semi lieB Dor ldnssrsr 3sit CUR
9squemli4teit ieiner @dits i'm Srsppen.
raume einen aufjue, einen iosenannteu
glepator bertslen. Sa fommt zines Sa=
ses elm gnsIdnber a~ngsfabren uno per-
lanst elm 3immer. Wan peiit ibm ems
in Der eriten gtaee on. als er iebo6 ben
aufjus erblidt, perlanst er ems i'm bod
fen Stoduert, nidt neil ss biaiser, ION.
bern lsbisli9 I'm bas 9trsniissn su 30.
ben, rs6t oft aufs unb nieoerfabr,n su
t6nnen. Suran finbst er nun 10 Elm i'm.
menies 8ersnii9sn. oaB &c ben Npparat 3u
ieiner allsinisen Sispoition babsn min.
gr ldBt ben Wirtb rufsn unb ss entipann
i4 folseno.s 8eiprd4: sd pollsn ben
Glspator mietben gang ALIEN fir mi6."-
nSbut mir leio, absr Der aufsug 1T fir
aqe Safe bes Sauiss. "-,@a = tparum
ui4t?-Sb be,ablsn bafir." 8sbausre
lsbr, es gebt nidt." sd bsSablen Elm
Yfunb every day. yllnm6gli9." -
n3pei Yfuno." Ser Birt5 blsibt IN.
beusiam, Der gnsIdnbsr aua. Bsnp absr
Elm gn9ldnoer cine fire Sbse i'm Gopfs bot,
10 isbt er he aud bur9. gr ldbt f9
Slid uno Stubl in ben auf;ug brinssn
uno fid oa elm Sri6fid, Sinsr uno Sou-
per ieroirsn, nobel er aud ~befdnois auf-
uno nieoerfd6rt, psl9es Experiment au9
in Der 3pii4eHSeit unsdblise WaIs ausss.
fd5rt tpiro. Sas ssi9ab 10 LANCE Bis er
a6reiits.
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A. S6x6ma6er & Co.,
Qftrr Riene &Sobn.
0emeral : Maeutnsf

fur bic Observation-Disclosures
Smpsriaf & 9lort6sru Snf. Cos, Don SonSoa.
Ispaf Suf. &c., Don Sipsrpoor.
gouumsreiaf Stuiou Ar. &c.; pom osonSou.
German american 9uf. &c., Don 2tewg 9 orR.
$f. ganf Ssusr & 2aarius 9uE. g.,
Don ST. ganf.
ST. So(sp6 Sensr & 2aarius 9n. g.,
Don ST. Solp6.
9tfantie Snf. g., Don 2lsw gors.
German Su[. &c., pou sreeporf, 81.
3. g. 4etiSsntiaf An. &c., Don $artfors.
Srausfers' 9uL &c., DON SartforS.
Aeua Sife SnE. &c., Don SartforS.
Dttfs nd3tetu gsmpasnittn, bic 40 bd BEN abtsaas m,
osesn Ssasr sar$ yanitites 8ablHas ihrn gsrtaHs 81
udtrt tabtn, ~tmpftbltn I'D ftbh unb Bnntu BeA6eruuatr
ssn aissuipum IN ben ttnisatn Ratta tntssstn stas.nssr
rtrttu.
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sss- au9 elm 3sid, Der 3eit. -
9ummlsr ySie 3,itsn psrben INNER
iaIimmer, bsnn bic Gisarrsnitummsl psr.
ben nit i,bsm Gage firSr uno i9ls9.
ter"
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.$3O.U W 0urr
Rtnsr Irtftsn 1 uab 10 Sabrtn bic S6lftt.
Bon 8remer nod Baltimore.
unb fernsrbin aae pisr,tbn Iane

Der eansunsspIas btstr Dsmpf&tHe tn Baltimore IA an.
glti2 Depstpr baltimore une Stip.6 ~iftnbabn, meade p az
fastsrs Don unb mad benz gDsatu an biliseren 0rsi;s,
philadelphia.
Bet ansuuft Der Dampff8iHt rirb has Gtpst fur al, MID,
ansefsatsn stf9lphtn, 70 has bic @inpaubsrsr niSt Der ar.
fabr ausstitst fne BON Sstrlsern btf&piuetlt Az ptrStu
mas IN anetrn 5attnpldStn leetr 70 oft Der 8aa IN.
aptr rna6tu np6 ~bspnbtrs auf fplstnet fur beatf1t Sci.
isnht bteba6tunssrsrtbtn gSrsass alSmsrifar, peldt b,
@tift NIT unitrn S8tfsn btstet; Die yaHasttrt RuS untsi
gtntittH, tpantn I'D aifp nit Ssbsrmann psrh6n6istn pbu,
bas anetrs, ME BET tnbirtftsu Rsiftn, Rneu Mot fat 81,
yaHa8ttrt 6tbtn In Bremen fpsld1 an BprS bee Getar
bampfsrs uns strlafsn ~ssnfsibta era tn 8altimprt-
gstnrn
A. S6x6ma6sr & Co.,
No. 5 Sub @ap ST., Baltimore, Wb.
aatiniss astntsn fur DuSuau. uuS ~lims,a,nS y,t,,
8ttutu u. Spbu, Dubuque, Ssra.
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rsg. Sin Stuttoortsr G,,i66stsmon

Bas@ Gin Stuttsartsr 8si6dftsmann
iudt einsn 2aten gu mietb.n. Ser Saus.
beiiber nenrt ben Wieibsprsis 21OO Wari
per Sabr. Ser Embellishments frast
nSt aud cine Staluns babel 2" Sabsn
Sic oenn 9fsroe unb gquipuse?" frast
Der SeIssr oss Sauiss. uSas ssraos
ni9t", meipte idmun,eluo Der gritere.
,,oie Staluns mare bios fur ben gisl,
iusl4sr Sbnsn Die uerIanste Summe be.
Sablen miro." Spra6s uno sins bon
banner.
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pss- Gin Bauer bate ii9 sinsn Re6ts-
beiitanb sur Jabruns ieinss Yro3slss on.
ssnommen, oemielbsn aber nod tsinsnSslsr
9ssebsn. Ser aopOtat iaste babsr iebss.
nal, psnn Der Bauer nod isinsr Sa4s
fraste: .gusr Sa4e lit 10 psrporrsn uno
ounfel, oab Id sur 3sit nod sar ni9ts
iebs." Ser 8ldssr errietb snbli9 Den
Sinn oisier Worte. lsste zines Sasss Spei
Sbal,r anf ben Siid uno iaste: ,Sa,
msin Ssry. bier fino elm Yaar Slider gu
elmer 0rile !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16

Rotto: anaanbissr S&tr, ,ien,et BEN
@bri1en, erbeittrt bic Seele unb
btfSrbsrt ftlbf bic @tGunbbsit
beS QeibeS.

bes 9eibes.
paS- ginise YoridIdse in Bstrsif bss
.Wdo4en . Surnens." 1. sic ON ben
W adfabeI itsIlsn, um bic armmus-
feln 81 ifdrfen, 2. linen elm pIdttsi.
n in bic Sanb s,ben, nm bic ~SanteIn4
3u srieb.n, 3. fe nit Dem 2ebrbeisn
.Stabdbunssn" ma9sn Iaii,n, 4. um bic
@elentisteit Der Singer gu permebrsn. Fs
td9li4 elm paar Stunbsn gum Ndben
anbaIten, 5. enbli&. He bsim abiturisnt.n.
eramsn ON 2nettros arbeitsn lafien.
Sieie @Dmnaitif 1T BON elmer ,uunbsrba-
rem @irtuns. Wenn bic Sunsfrauen ipd.
ter @attinnen tpero.n, be5aubern fe ben
6srrn @emabl p%olftdnois nit ibreu .tur.
nerii9en Jertisfsitsn.~ Sonte aber Sc
mano nod @r6bsrss perlanssn. 10 sisbt ss
ia anfalten senus, bic Wdodsn gu 5.l.
oinnsn bss Circus %bsransubiloen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16

Bag Gin Doctor Der Y9iIolop6ie be.
wsiit Die @obItbat bes itart.n S9nirens
oaour4, bob er iast: ngs nimmt ole
aldermen Jrauen5immer BON Der grbe unb
ldbt u bic %usrniinftisen suriid, bamit
bisie CUTE Srauen tperosn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16

pas- Bel Der population zines S6u=
tiers, Der feds Weiber sebabt bate, unb
f4 nit Der iiebsnten trausn Ii,B, pdblte
Der @eitli4e 3ur Sraureoe folssnbsn
Segt: .ans ie4s Sribialsn BOT Sid Der
Derr ~errsttet uro in Der Iiebsnten tpiro Did
tsin Nllnbeil ~trsiisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16
M Surdtbarss Gslabhs. !.

Bas- Jurdtbarss @slibbs. = Baron
.Sobann ! mas feblt Sir bsnn, Su iebf
ia 10 psrorisbIi9 aus 81 Sobann: so
wObl Serr Baron! Sa iol Der @udui
ni9t psrbrisBlid psrbsn. 9snfsn sic
nur !-Itsine Gcuine iisbt IN iroBss 81.
fen CUR Glnotaufs unb label mir aIs re9t.
mGBisen Better ni9t elm absr parte =
-, penn i'd mol reid tperbe, isbe i'd
bod cen irobss Glen unb laoe oo9 tsensr
Msniden baau Elm !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-09-16

sas- Bel einem 9anbpsbrmanOper. -
e%ommanoant /: .Wsr bift 81, mein
Sobn ?" 2anopebrmann /: ,2rsisiuts-
ratb BON Fosti." Gommanoant ,uno
per 1T benn gr. mein 2isbsr ?" 2ano.
psbrmann : nObsrlanossseri9ts. aHsRor
BON 8reiopib.f Gommanoant : ,uno
psr finb SisS" 2shopebrmann ,Sut-
i4er bel Serrn bon 8rsib'rib.