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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
PRESS COMMENTS,
On the De Young kaliOch Affair
SEVERE ON BOTH OF THEM.


On the De Young kaliOch Affair.
SEVERE ON BOTH OF THEM.
lAtchisou Champion.l
We have no kind of sy mpathy either with
the Kearney crowd, that Kslloch repre-
sents, or with him as their representative.
We know him to be constitutional dema-
gogue, utterly incapable of sincerity in
anything, religion, politics, friendship or
business. He is natural aristocrat, in
every bone and fibre of his body, and the
spectacle of such a man assuming to be a
"Workingmen's" candidate would be ludI-
crous il it were not SO impudent If he
should succeed in his present aspirations he
would sell out the party within a month
But he is not ghting man, except with
his mouth, and his would. be assassin mus,
have known this. Hence the attack of De
Young on Kalloch was brutal, cowardly
and infamous. Nobody in San Francisco
We are glad to see, appears to have any
sympathy with De Young, nor will anyone
in any part of the country, even in the
places where Kslloch ia best known and
consequently least respected.
LET THE LAW TAKE ITS COURSE.
lFt. Scott Monitor.l
Now that the crime has been committed
the whole country, without regard to the
criminal or victim, or their respective Polit.
ic Al views, expects the enforcement of the
law. Political murders are becoming toe
frequent, and are entirely without excuse
or palliation: therefore no hesitancy shou d
be exhibited in the prompt enforcement ci
the proper penalty.
HUNTING UP HIS HISTORY.
tAtchison Champiop.l
Two days before the shooting occurred
| we received q telegram from De Young re
questipg dispatch of four thousa words
giving a history of Ealloch's career in
| Kansas. As we had no interest in thi,
San Francisco quarrel, We declined to re-
| spond 10 the request.
OLD ENOUGH To SETTLE DOWN.
lSt Joseph Herald.I
Oar opinion Of Kalloch has not under
gone any change since we published a sketch
| Of his life at the time he was nominated fol
| Mayor. We are very glad to know that hi
| wound is not fatal and that the critical timt
has passed. Very likely this canvass with
its bad blood and revolvers will be ser
viceable to Mr.. Kalloch. 1t will add i'm
mensely to his popularity in the minds o
the people, and We hope 1t will have a so
bering il fuence upon his character. Hi
life has been passed in the midst of sensa
lions. Wherever Kslloch has been ther,
has been food for an exciting paragraph
He must be now past fifty, and old enough
| to settle down. Let him initiate his master
Kaarnev control his hot blood and settl,
down into q steady, conservative citizen
He can read, write and talk we'll; let hin
act hereafter with more discretion
and he may make the best chief msgis
rate that the Queen OF the Pacific ha
ever been honored with. We can assur,
him in all sincerity tina. all his old friend
and old enemies in the Missouri VALLEY
we're deeply panied to hear that his lif,
was in danger, and that they all reJoio'
over his escape and recovery.
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4 square Meal.

"dsNIngIDu n. Z, fTr4s-I
We have heen told Of a monster in hu-
man form, who, short time ago, at the
town Of Leachville, in the lower part Of
this county, within the short time OF three
hours devonred three watermelons weighing
forty pounds, i've hall pinIs Of whisky, two
doz IN raw egg- and one quart of peanuts,
and then was willing TO bet on another
bait. II this had not been Witnessed by
good men, who vouched for its truthful
mess, We would have been inclined to doubt
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
SEEKING Probation.

How thoroughly the residents Of Iszoo
county understand the WAYS of Mississippi
politics IL shown by the fact that Mrs
Dixon, wife OF the murdered Independent,
has applied to the Secretary Of War for
protection for her son, young man who
has never had anything to do with eithei
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Wanted Some stock in Ii. Anyhow.

w anted some stoca IN H. ANY now.
When NJ. de Lesseps was getting up his
Suez canal, a gentleman afflicted with An
Clio phobis called on him and expressed his
desire of subscribing for his railroad in the
island of Sweden, at isn't raiiroad-its
a csnsl," said NJ de Lesseps. THAT makes
no difference st isn't an island-it's an
isthmus." "Put my name down ali the
s,me" "But it isn't in Sweden-it's in
Suez" "All right, 1 don't care what or
where it is, all l know is the English don't
like it, 90 l want to help i, on"
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thirty Feet in the Jetty Channel.


ST. Louis POs--DiSfatch
The New York Herald is alarming the
people of New York over The tritiing cir
cums,apce that The city authorities are fill
ing up the hsrbor with garbage, and. in
fsct, the channel is already shoaling In a
most unpleasant manner. But there Is
thirty feet of water in the jetty channel,
and, in case New York harbUr is filled up,
We can do hesp OF trade BY way OF the
Missis ippl river.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Arranging to abandon Ewing.
New York Tribune. s6.r

The rumor which comes from Washing
ton that Thurman's friends in Ohio are AZ
ranging to abandon Ewing and devote all
their energies to securing Democratic ms
jority Of the Legislature are not At all i'm
probable. The chances are that the de-
cision will be reached too late to be of any
service TO Thurman. He muet live or die
with Ewing, for he has surrendered . his
principles to the soft-mooey echool too lste
70 hope to win favor now q hard-msaey
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Political Bearing OF The IAaliOrh
Case.

[Chicago Tribune
Two Glasses of people are endeavoring to
pu, political signif :snce upon the shoot
ing of Kalloch by DeIoung, viz: The
Socialists snd the Democratic apologists
for the Yszpo bulldozsrs. The former
Geek to characterize the affair as another
evidence of the war capital is making upon
the laboring classes in their struggle for
emancipation :" the latter desire to use the
case as an Offset to the killing Of Dixon in
Yszoo at the Instigstion of mob. As a
matter of fret, the San Francisco shooting
was the result of an interchange Of imam.
Gus personalities between DeIoupg and
KaIloch, and the possible significance i,
has in political way grows out OF the
quarrel between two factions Of the Con'
nuuist party in San Francisco. Neither
the capitalists as class nor the RePubli-
cans rs party cut any figure in the case.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
-INFERNaL AND CHAOTIC.

The Augusta, (Ga,) Chronicle comedies
that, with the imprudent utterances OF JEFF
Davis and the acts OF the Yszoo mob, the
Democracy have a hesvy load in Missis-
sippi. As to the Yazoo matter it says
even our friends haye little to say in ex-
planning satisfactorily Whist really appears
TO be a most internal and chaotic condi'
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
FALL TRADE.

The merchants are all putting in unu'
sually l.rge stocks of Fall goods, and all
agree that the prospect is good for the lars'
est Fall trade they have had for number
of years. Our Wholesale dealers are full oil
orders, coming from all parts of the State
and report business growing better every
day. The magnificent crop of wheat which
our farmers are now sending to market has
turned steady stream Of money into Kan
sas, and its stimulating effect is already felt
in every department of business.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Oar Reports.

EsnsSs City Ilmes.l
VIM. ". HeSs, one Of the best local writers
in the West, who dishei the bismarck boom
up in elegant style for TIE LFAvENwokra
TINES, has pulled up his tent AID silently
stole away" TO Topeka.
Mr. Jno. Coulter assisted Mr.. Hess during
the latter part Of the meetings. Mr. Coulter
is an afT4ble and pleasant young gentleman,
and their report Is are very highly spoken of
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
.r.LLsIN NEW YORK

While the United States authorities
have been raiding on the Kentucky moon
sinners" illicit distilieries have been in full
blast in New York City, where, for time
the business was carried on in perfect
safety. Recently several stills have beer
found, but there is no telling how many
more remain undiscovered.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
SEHyIEssENl..

one who has made the rounds" Of the
western summer resorts. informs the Chics-
90 Journal that there are not less than TO-
600 people IRON The Southwest now sojourn'
ing 10 Minnesots, Wisconsin ard along the
great lakes. OF these, he says, at Least
5000 are in Minnesota. Most Of them eI-
pect to return South about the Is: Of Osto
Der.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Deserving lis success.

Harmed Optic, -
TIE LEAyfNwORTH TINES jlstly boasts OF
it's enterprise IN bringing into use the first
steam paper folder ever used by a kaDsas
newspaper. The machine oes the WORK of a
number OF boys, folding sixty papers a min
ute. The TIMES is one Of the live, progressive
papers of Kansas, and deserves all the sue
cess that is beIag sb"warad upon IL.
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Harper Declined TO Consider The
subject Further,

The Nationalist goeth to Maine TO get
corpered. Colonel Harper said at a meet
ing in Gardiner "I'm go confident that re-
sumption is failure that ! will give $1,000
TO the man who will show me one instance
of a manufacturer paying his hands in
gold" Thereuppn a manufacturer got up
and said that he had paid his hands in
gold for three months. Harper declined to
consider the enhiact fnrther.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
NEWSPAPER SUED HY A CITY

A curiou. case of libel is mentioned III
the cable dispatches, being an action for
damages brought by municipality sgairst
newspaper. The Paris Figaro few days
ago published reports OF the existence OF
cholera at Ostend and Bruges, and the au-
thorities OF the former city have decided 70
bring suit against The newspaper for circu-
lating slanderous and Injurious reports.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
The Two Ways of treating Crime

In California DeYoung is committed to
Jail without bail for an assault 10 commit
murder. In Mississippi Barksdsle is re.
Leased On straw bail after having commit
ted deliberate murder. Acts OF this kind
are felonies in the Republican North, but
mere misdemearors in the Democratic
South. We should be thankful, perhaps
even for city ordinance against killing IN
Mississinni.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Nail-Miii Hands strike.

ST. LOUIS, August 2s.-The employees Of
the Beileville nail mill, in Belleville, Ill,
zoo in number, are on . strike. 1t appear
that about the first OF July the company
gave the workmen notice that all their
ylaces would be declared vacant July 3lst.
A few days after the mill was stopped for
repairs, and when these were completed the
company refused TO rs-employ three of
their number, Who We ,ths president, cor
resposding secrstazy and treasurer Of The
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
They All Rave ssood Word for Ia

Inter OoOan 27.i
TIE 81. Iouis Tmies-JOurRal, having been
OF ne snxiou- seat for some weeks, was
50 Il on Saturday 10 james p. Beck, for
$4,000. We s-nture TO express tae hope
thsI the nUnp ,Tiel parsgrsphist was not
hurt in the tr.csfer, and that the paper
Will kick ilseli out OF the hall way Demo.
Cratic trsc
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
GOES IT ALONE

The Prohibition candidate for Governor
in Iowa finds himself compelled 10 make
the race alone. Everyone OF his COL
leagues on the ticket have resigned, after be-
coming convinced that they were to be used
az tender TO the Dsmocratic-Greenbacs
engine. The Iowa Republicans are not in
the mood to do any fooling this year.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
a. -. Attorney for Northern IIIunois

I5t IIIulh ftIuU4IClI1l, -f-I
Gen. J. B. Leake, of Chicago, who has
just received the appointment of United
cta.es district attorney for Northern Hi
nois in place Of Judge Bargs, resigned, is
An old friend OF Mr.. Hayes and some years
sgo practi.ed law with him at Cincinnati.
He is said to be jurist Of ability and has
the additional adv sntsge Of an Ohio origin.
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the work of this committee the Philade,-

the TOTE OF this committee Inc Ihilede.-
phia Pres ssys:
II Is known thsi,they separated. II Is also
known that they voted 10 keep secret the re-
suIts of their.reVisiOn. This IL Tor fear they
may be discussed by the public before they
are reported to the DCdy. But as the public
are the owners OF the body the secrecy Is
hardly de,ensible There is no secret OF the
motive which led to the creation of the
Committee of Revision II ives TO devise a
means for eagging the minority In the
House. and for thus opening theway to Con-
fetieraie repeal OF the war legislation, which
stsres them IN the face. The changes slresdy
made by tie House in its rule, have been
suffi sient TO voutioniZe their theory and
10 largely diminish the power of the minor.
ty; but only a complete revision IN the
same spirit could complete tue work. IL re
mains TO be seen whether the committee
have been loyal 10 the purpose wh'cn called
them into being, or whether thy have re-
sol Ved 10 stay the destructive and outsiretch
ed hand V hich threatens the overthrow OF Leg
| isiative safeguard which have existed from
IN irnmenOrial
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
A WAR OF WORDS BETWEEN TWO BLACK.
TChicago Journal.1

It was "war of words" between two
blsckguards, and the newspaper man, get
ting mad because the other man proved
himself the greater BLACKBOARD, substituted
the pistol of the assassin for the pen of the
vili6er. Tha, is all there is TO il, and the
Workingmen's party would make ss great
a mistake by champ;oning the cause of
Kalloch as the rest of the community would
to rush to the rescue of the journalistic
rufian who frat provoked and then shot
HIM,
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
EeaconNfieid ON The TuIns

Here Is one OF Lord Bsacopfeld's latest
cynical remarks. Some one 10 his pres
ercs called the Zalus uncivilizsd. " Un-
ciyiiizedr exclaimed the Premier. 81 do
not sse that they have routed our armies,
outwitted our generals, killed a PRICE,
and converted bishop. The nos; civil!z.
ed nation could do 10 more
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
THE PARTY UNITED.

The New FORK Tunes observes that "The
position OF the Administration in regard to
the South is now that of the party" The
Southern people have themselves to thank
for the fact that there i no Cancellation
wing in the Republican party now.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Isore IU.. Gaau n presidential cam
paiEn.
Philadelphia Times, 25.l

PM adelphia Times, Is
There l. nothing like the cheerful boom
Of business Every day there is an az
nouncemeut that another furnace has start
ed up, and in little while every such es-
tablishment in the Lehigh ard Schuylkill
valleys will agsin re in oper alton. There
ia much more iun ia this than there is in a
Presidential campaign.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
The New Folder.

Norton Co. Advance Il
The Leavenworth TIMES now boasts OF the
first steam paper folder ever brought TO the
State II Ids at the rate OF one paper each
second, d is great saving OF time and Ia
l.sa~
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We learn from Lord Lorne, who got the
rews FROM Besconsfeld, who gave Queen
Victoria as his authority, that Sara Bern
hsIdI is making pair Of slippers for Tai
mage.
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ward politics to assume a position under
the classic Dennis Kearney, is sufficiently
striking. Mr.. Kalloch was educ ated at
WateryIile Me
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Joe Hooper won the stallion trot In
three straight heats fastest time, 2::23.
BASE BALL.
CLEVELAND, O., August 28.-Clevelands,
:; Cincinnatiars, 6; ii innings.
Boston, Aug. 2S.-BOstons, Is, Troys, 1.
PROVIDENCE, Angus, 28.-Stars, i; Prov.
idence, IL.
Troy, August 2S.-wooces.ers, 5; Ma
tionals, t.
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THE LEAVENWORTH WEEKLY TIMES /:

man. The day of doom for all of them has
ds~rsd, AID no amount Of qusrreliug OF
bad faith smony themselves will avail 10
s.-p auy ~ them
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
gne biggest Boom Yet.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT will return TO
Europe a. the close of the Newport season.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
GMeeklp Times
Ttf,MsGG.

Talmsge will reed all the cash he can
scrape together by his moral shows In
Great Britain to put his tabernacle on its
legs again. BY 81 accounts the Brooklyn
brethren are out Of their depth financially.
And their pastor is not st home to solicit
i.,s ,,hscri of ions for item
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
Learned il from Good Authority

(PEil 4deIphia Press)
The heaviest boom just at present ia the
business boom.
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u,rFF..yCE Or OPINION.

marched him of TO the ststion-honse. de
Wa soon afterxerd released.
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Lets Have a Swimming school.

railway stock will convince his critics th at
he acted squarely in that matter.
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OHIO STATE FAIR-RACING.

COLUMBUS, o., August 23.-Thirty thou
sand whole and ten thousand half tickets
we re cold at the State fair to-day, making
the whole number Of people on the grounds
nearly $1,000. Il was the largest mas OF
humsnity ever seen upon the grounds at
one time, and the day passed without any
serious accident. The displays in every
department are acknowledged to be supe-
rior to that Of any former year.
The following is the score Of the 220
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-09-04
HUNTING Up HIS HISTORY.

Two days before the shooting occurred
we received telegram from De Young re-
questipg dispatch of four thousand words,
giving a history of Ealloch's career in
Kansas. As We had no interest in this
San Francisco quarrel, We declined to re-
spond TO the request.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
Bur 9eaGt,mg.

Ytpsstn sur5 ten arSs,n Grfsis, pt4sn fS. ssrmSas
ftiur Wirtuuss. Kraft her Samburgsr Sruftbee pen
Er. Muguff &pnig In hen aduItu BrrsinisteR Stdaisn
trrunstn bat. bsIIunen striHrnlsIs Yitnl6tn. ~etnllbtn
nadllatmsn nre ben 9tHItu fSlsStt 3~uiammsnitsunas en- IN
dbulittr Derpadune una nit etuftlbsn &ttrauhs.d npet-
iunstn an,uf4winetn. Stte auf carer Out
Or. apann SSnig's SnmSurgsr 9ruiitbes
pire nur in Original yatstsH, grsis 25 9snts,
pbrr fiinf padets 81, p~rrtauit. il in alien gpr.
tbeftn ~ babsn oter tpirp RG9 Gmpfans pts
prsiiss frei nad oleu Stsilsn eer 3rTeiuistsa
Staatsn o%srIanbr. Wan a%Srslirs:
". Spseler S Sp.,
Baltimore, We.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21

seS" Gin 8apusiuer uro elm 4hpofat
9in9sn suiammen iiber Selb. I'm ii6 ni9t
in reIisi6ie @siprd4s einlaIsn 81 miiisn.
plauoerten lie BON peri9ieoenen Sinsen
unb gaben unter anberm chamber Gdtbiel
our 96iuns auf. Wihsn sic, pefder I'M
teridieo beitebt suiiden sinem aupusinsr
unb sinem &aIb? fruste Der Iopptat Den
Batter.
gtpas bsleibist iibsr Die maiIipe Isbens
Misunderstanding pOlte Der 8apusinsr ni6t
raibsn. giun 10 min i9 ss su9 iussn,
meinte Der aooOtat. Sin &apu3iner trdst
Den Strid um ben 2eib, oas Ga.b nm Den
Sals. Sie affairs lpurmte Der Yatsr ; sr
9eoa9te &eOan9e 81 nebmsn uno fragile
oeBbalS Den AopOtatsn {: @iien sic nun
aber aud, usl6er unteridisb s,pii6sn
einem abpOfatsn un6 siuem &amsel lit?
Ser R%sdtsgelsbrte srtidrte snblib, baB
er telnen llnteri6ieo finOsn tonne.
ga srgebt es S6nen 9srdSe ,uis mir, en-
ptoerie Der Rupu5iner la3sno, ia firbe
aG4 tetnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21

E.g~ Cine ~ieliens Grl6sinuug. - Gin
Bstjelblatt bGiiBt cinen abOnn'ntsr, Der
Ieine Setting INNER prompt bsjublt, uno
Der 8siiber Ger 3citun9 iast, Der mann
iei ME, tueoer nit 3iibneraussn nod 3abn
ueb stp!a9t ieiue 8nrtOieln iauler ME,
Der 8urn tommt ME on ieinen Meijcn,
Der GrOIt ;crit6rt ibm peosr GOrn nod
SObnen, feline Babies i9rsien ME bsi
Raat, uuo oas puuOsrbarits BON aleu,-
Ieire Stau lteltCt ME.
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ant D e 8.
Motto: On fdnsissr Sdsrs ,tsmst benz
Gbriifen, srhsitsrt bic Seele unb
befCrpsrt islbf tie @slunbbsit
hes 9sibes.

Motto: an~finsiser Sdsri 3ismst benz
Gbrilfen, srheitert bic Seele uro
tsfUrpsrt itlbI tie @siunbbsit
hes 9sibss.
gs~ Ssuti9.I msrifanii6. @ns fir
unbeiI bns psroorbene bsltl9= amerifari=
ihe Sauoerrusli9 au3uri9tsn perma9, esbt
aus Der iol9enoen. GAM neuen 9orreipon'
beng betoor, pel6e 5Uii6en benz in lines
rita psilenosn So6n uno ieiner in Seuii9.
lamb beiubliaen Wuttsr it%attfano:
,2ie6e Wuttsr!
Sd bin isit einsm Sabre Suriid elm 8ebs
Ter uno babe einen srOBsn Stod itets on
Sanb, Bin gut ab, tnnn mein 2e6en mos
den, babe mir cine 2otte in Der Stabt ses
rommen uno Mil aud nod cine 2ieie su
elmer anosren 2o.te nebmen. als i6 Die
erite 2otts faufts, Die i6 lebr biQig betam,
lieB ib msine 5tube nit Geim tpeiB pa=
iden unb CAB abenos cine Yarti uno cine
RuFtbanoe ipisIts luitis gum sanss
auf."-
.2ie6er Sobn!
Sas aIte Ssra bas nod 5ortpdbrsnb
fir Did idldst, blutste, als i'd Seinsn
Brief las, bab Du elm BETTER Diff. Sa-
ia = Der Stod in Seinsr Sano paBt gum
8ettsliad. Su lebit in Der gbe. SD bdbe
ni9ts bassseh, unb rorausseisbt baB
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lie bon mir. 9aB Su aber al SsiHer
2otts nod cine 2ieie 81 elmer anbsren 2otts
nebmsn pilit - allo orsi Jraaea! -
nun - Der 9eritanb itsbt mir fiji, Dor
tauter Gram unb Summer sntfdlt bic Sc
Der meiner Snnb. Su iagIf, bob Su gut
ab Ieiel t. Sd CLAUDE IS germ, oaB Su bonn
Ws9e Der Oronun9 a%b9eiommsn biit. Wir
h6ren uno lsisn bier pisl BON Den Ibtriins
nlSen, Den 8ottlOlsn uno uneldubissn in
ams:ita. Sa, lie lille, unb 9u nit ibnen,
leiO gut ob. Su iast, SaB Su Dcine
Stube nit 2eim pcib seuai6sn bdtteit.
Oas peritebe i6 nidt. IS miro au9 nobl
tpieber etpas @otiloies isin. SD psrlanse
es nidt gu afabrsn. Die 2ieis unb Die
sustte 2Otte sriBe 4t BON mir. Sas
miiisn i6ls6ts Grau.nSimmer iein, boB lie
einen perbsiratbetsn Mann ebslidsn mol.
len. Sage he fort unb erIeibtsre msin
tummsrpOQss Ssr3! Sic MuFtbanoe auf
0einer SOGSsit bsitanb pObl aus Ssinss
8lei6en, aus Mitglieoern elmer 8anoe,
pelae uuf So4yeitsn, Snbrmdrftsn uno
2ultbarteitsn uro Suufselasen bic @sise
ipisIen! 8, s%rauiam! alis Die 2otts,
Seine Srau, buit gu sstauft! Sauft man
oenn bel Gua ole Srauen! SIT oas Cure
GeIi9ion? Su, 9etne beiben Soften unb
9eine 2tsie uno gu! @srberbtss Qmeris
ia! aesDptii6e 9lasen psrosn gud beims
iu4sn unO per9tbcn usrbet SIR i'm Yiuble
Der S6ae, SIR gbebrs4sr uno Sinosr !!
pie Sooom uno @omorra6 ="
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-01-21
81 efn E!

Gin outer S&aema&r QatbeliiS) fnsst sia,u sutsn
vlas In 9rssburs, Segapa 90, Wun.