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Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23
Depth of Sowing Wheat.

From the Record and Farmer.
Farmers who are wide awake and given
to investigation don't SOW SO much wheat
per acre as they formerly did, and they
don't SOW it so deep. The great, heavy
harrows of ten Or twenty years ago are not
now employed by them in covering seed,
and the drill, which can be depended on
better, is becoming universally popular.
In broadcast sowing, after the ground is
thoroughly prepared, the Thomas smooth
ing harrow covers the seed deep enough.
A Wisconsin writer gives the result of an
experiment in planting at different depths
ON the surface, one-fourtb inch, one-half
inch, three-tourth inch and so on to sew
eral inches. That on the surface lay two
weeks before sprouting; that one-fourth
to three-fourth inches deep came up in
four or FIVE days, and SO on, getting later
as the depth increased. The last to come
up was planted three-and-a-half inches
deep, and was fourteen days in reaching
the surface. None planted deeper ever
reached the surface. At the end Of six
weeks that planted one-fourth TO one-hali
inch deep stood way ahead Of the rest.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23
THE TRAP is SET,

When we know that the present bust.
ness boom is the result of an unexpected
and unnatural influx of coin from the
old world, would it not be wise before
venturing too much upon its permanency,
to consider whether the financial condi-
tions OF the European nations are such as
to enable them to allow this coin to re-
main with us? Is there any probability
that this excess may flow back? If it
should flow back, withdrawing the basis
from an inflated condition of prosperity,
what would be the result? During the
present century we have had ten business
booms and periods of prosperity from the
same cause which is now giving impetus
and activity to trade, and ten times cor
responding reactions and financial crashes
and revulions have followed. We are
again entering upon the terrible expert
ences of the past. The resumption trap
is set, and fools are rushing for the bait
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23
luefrg
FALLING,

The last leaves are falling,
Falling and flying,
Along the dark air
The tempest is crying,
The trees are all bare,
With its voice of despair
Winter is calling
The leaves to their falling.
How fair was their budding,
Their golden unfolding;
Their verdurous gloom,
And delicate splendor.
More lovely than bloom;
With tracerY tender
And emerald ploom
The wild forest studding.
How bright was their dying
What rashness of glory,
The rainbow defying,
On mountain sides lying,
In valleys reposing.
What wonderful story
Their bravery told
In scarlet and gold;
But wan with the cold
They are falling and flying.
Yet, once despAiring,
A low voice is singing:
They have their repairing;
Far down in the earth
Is springtime preparing
Her wonderful birth.
Her ever upspringing
Reiterant mirth.
But for thee, but for thee,
Sole leaf on the tree,
All gone before thee.
What springtime shall be-
There remaineth for all
That thou fall"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23
An Amnestied Communists.
From the London News.

From the London News
An old man, the senior of the band, was
wrapped up in blanket, and trembling
with cold ft of ague. A sharp cry di-
verted attention from HIM. 1t proceeded
from Nine. Roques, who recognized in one
of the yellow-visaged, gray-bearded spec
tres her husband, who was most respect
able man, and for years Mayor of Pateaux.
His case at the time Of his trial excited
great interest. He was not Communist,
but was guilty of having granted belliger-
ent rights to some who were wounded.
The wife threw herself into his arms, and
she led him to the saloon in which Louis
Blanc was waiting. Those looking on
felt too sad to cry "Viva la Republique!"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23
Policy.

Two boys had few hot words and a
sudden fight on High street yesterday,
and one ran away, leaving the other with
bloody nose and mouth full of "bawl." "
"Seems to me-" SAID q pedestrian who
halted, that you are big enough to lick
that boy" Course am. was the tear
full reply. "Then why don't you run af.
ter him and do it?" "Cause-'causc, "
gasped the lad, 81 don't want to git very
mad at him until his folkses' fall pears
are all gone! After that I'll catch him
and most break his neck!"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

The most wonderful and marvellous success
in cases where persons are sick or pining away
from condition of miserableness, that no
one knows what ails them, (proftable patients
for doctors,) Is obtained by the use of Hop
Bitters. They begin to cure from the first
dose and keep II up until perfect health and
strength is restored. Whoever Is afilited In
this way need not suffer, when they can get
Hop Bitteru. See "Truths" and Proverbs
In another column.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23
Qualified Prudery,

From the Manchester Chronicle.
The other night, as a burlesque was
being played at well-known theatre, the
somewhat unfeminine costumes Of the
actresses ruffled the suscepibllities OF a
prim young lady in an orchestra seat.
"Dear mel" she calculated, show dread
full it must be to show ones self in that
way TO 80 many people-at one time!"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23
want currency that will nav debts

WEwant currency that will pay debts
and taxes at par, dollar for dollar.
That people do not care to hoard.
That cannot be exported.
That is obliged to cooperate with labor
in order to accumulate.
That will seek labor and investments.
That is obliged to work for living.
That can be regulated in volume and
value by the people.
That is based upon the credit, wealth,
good faith and responsibility of all the
people.
That no clique or clan can monopolize
That shall serve, and not oppress the
Masses.
That can fight our battles as we'll as gild
cur palaces.
That will supply the laborer with lux.
ury az well as the rich.
at will not make the poor poorer if il
es not make the rich richer.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

The first national bank chartered was
Jay Cooke & Co.'S. in the city of Washing
ton, about the beginning of 1864.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

E. G. SPAULDINe, member Of congress,
from Buffalo, New York, drafted and in
troduced the original legal tender bill.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

WHEN gold was 2.S5 and greenbacks
worth less than 40 cents in gold on the
dollar, Greenbacks were convertible into
bonds at par.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

Every one has his failings, and some are
exceptionally intimate with solvencyin the
courts,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

The sum of the bonded debt, Aug. l
was 81 ,901, 716,l1
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

THE law authorizing the contraction
and destruction of the greenbacks was
passed April IL, 1866, and the process
commenced Immediately thereafter.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

CONGRESS, has for years been made up
Of bankers and lawyers. OF all the pro-
ductive industries, not one, nor all COM
bined, have had potent voice in national
legislation,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

Taken as whole, the artesian well is
well enough as far as 1t goes.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

If farmer has horse for sale, he val
ueS the horse at certain figure, the buyer
may value it differently, and so may a
dozen bystanders each place a different
value upon the animal. At last price is
agreed upon between buyer and seller,
and money measures the value agreed up
on. Our money Is divided and subdivided
from dollars down to mills, and forms the
unit of measure bV which all products are
exchanged.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

THE national banks have an aggregate
capital of about $50O,0oO,0OO, and there
are 1900 of them. Their power for evil is
as much greater than the old banks as
are their numbers and combined capital.
We HAYS no one man able to crush the
monster, but we have Greenback army
who will try to do it.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

THE 10.40 bonds were authorized to be,
and were sold for lawful money green
backs) of the United States, or for any of
the certificates ofindebtedness or treasury
notes outstanding.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

ALE the power that gold possesses over
paper, is what the law imparts to it. Let
the nations of the world clothe their pa.
per currency with legal tender functions
and deprive gold of that quality, it is
doubtful if gold would be worth dollar a
pound. The great object Of bankers and
usurers the world over is to limit the vol
ume Of legal tender money to the smallest
possible compass, consequently a metal is
selected that is very scarce, and cannot be
materially increased. This is to compel
producers and wealth creators to initiate
their credits that the banker and usurer
may reap rich interest harvests.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

The sleeping dog is aroused in Iowa.
A host of speakers are rising up from the
people and giving their time and their
talent for the good of the cause. These
local speakers are doing effective work.
Men take the stump who never thought
of making political speeches before and
talk with the same earnestness that men
talk in religious ieviyals. These local
speakers have interests in common, with
the people, and have more effect than
lawyers who talk for pay and notoriety.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

NoTwITHsTANDING John Sherman CON-
plains that he is accumulatins more coin
in the United States treasury than he
knows what to do with, he increased the
interest bearing debt Of the government
$50,650 during the month of September.
Thus does he persistently pile up the peo-
ple's burdens.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

No war bonds except about $27O, ,000,00O
of 10 40s were by the terms of the law ex.
pressly payable in coin-the balance in
lawful money except the interest, which
was payable in coin.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

PUT your house in order, gentlemen,
for until you can dam the Mississippi
with bulrushes, and turn the current up
stream, you cannot stay the Greenback
tide either in the south or north.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

IT is impossible to tell from thetreasury
statements how much coin it has on hand,
as they make no distinction between coin
and greenbacks. The last statement Civ
en-, reports coin on hand at Sl39, 100000.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

THE bonds are used as an international
currency by the large American and Eu-
ropean traders. Most Of them, however,
are held by John sherman's syndicate,
who are!New York partners Of London and
German bankers and capitalists.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

WISDOM enjoins upon us not to raise a
single issue among ourselves, but to fight
the Greenback battle wholly on the enc.
my's ground. 1t enjoins upon us To ig.
more and keep out of our platform every
issue and idea calculated to create oppo.
sition and antagonism among ourselves.
We have no strength to spare, or efforts
to squander on any force but the main
enemy. On him let our guns be centered.
Should any one, through ambition or ig-
norance, attempts to split our ranks on
minor or side issues, let his efforts Ibe
wholly discountenanced and DISCOURAGED
Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1879-10-23

The United States revenue laws ex.
plicitly declare that gold and silver coin
only, and they by weight, shall be re-
ceived in payment of duties on imports.
That United States legal tender notes are
receivable at their face value for all pay
ments other than duties on imports. Not.
withstanding this law, and in violation
of it, out of the total payment at the New
York custom house for the month of
July of $7,968, 900, there were $6,sOS, 900
received In geenbacks. 81, ,149, 900 in silver
certificates, and but 1872, 900 in coin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
Sic @us3sbrung Bcilbar.

Gin alter, f4 RON Der praris ,~uradssOssner
@rst smpius BON sinsm cfinbii&sn WiiiOnar
tas &ssspt sines sirfa&sn Sssstabilii&sn WittsIs
fir bic fOfOrtiss uab SriinbIi&s Ssluns BON
gus,sbruns, gufrSbrsnfranfbsit Grtaltans,
Gnstrifisisit. Sals. unb eunssnibsl sbtniO
III ss Gins ftsrs Ssiluns ~ntrsSisr S6pd&s unb
samit suiammrubanssussr llsbsl. Ra&Stm CT
tislss Ssilmittsl in tauisuS 5Gasu bspabrt fant.
rs&nst or es F& Sur gFi&t baTsIts benz publ.
FUN ,usausli& ,u MAIDEN uap aus eisism ST.
tpsssruube ibsrisupss CT ss NIT bsuif@sr Uber
snslii@n 8rbrau&sanpsiiuns an irseaS cine
aOrsTs. Sei anfrassn lsss man cine ypfmar!s
bel uup srpatur tirls 3situus. @crsfs : ~. 6.
Rpie, 154 yOwsrs SlUf, EO6tftr 81. q.
IA n ~ & gDt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

SEER Souls 9eroius, Sort garbsn.
Ba., ienbet uns foIsenoen Brief. ben mir
fat w0rtIt9 pieberbrinsen: sd Fam
ni9t unterIaRsn Sbnsn bic fr6bIibe Wit'
tbeiluns iiber meine wunbsrbars 6siluns
BON &beumatismus 81 MAIDEN. Sd lit
nemli9 felt Sabren an &beumatismns, unb
spar in ioI&em @rabe, bab t5 au iSsiteu
eas Bett nidt uerlaiien fonnte. Oa nabm
t4 msine Sufludt su benz ct. Satobs Del.
Saum einise Stunben mad Der eritsn In'
%penonns ueripirte i'd etnen Na6IaB be,
Sdmsr3en, ia bic 8irtung erfdien mil
bslnabe wunberbar. Sect befube i6 mid
wieber gang pobl unb geiurb uno pis neu,
seboren, beBuesen halte i'd mid uerpfli9
tet, allen 9~sioenoen hsu @ebrau6 bes ct.
Safobs SeI5 ansuempFe5ien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
su 10 Gasea r,ue ausperRauft (ein

3aIbfeuftefeI fir Serrsn $3.50 bas
Saar, baS 50. 90 ucrtb 1T.
Calf tongue Boots fur Serrsn sendbt,
$3.50 bas 4aar, Sas $500 pertb 1T.
&aIbIsbsrftsfeI fir 9errsn su $3.50,
wertb $500.
Goat front Lace Shoes fir 9amsn 65
Gents, wertb $l.25.
Rinberibube fir bic Wiuipn uon 5 Gts.
bis su 25 Gents.
Die porfsbenbsn wunberbar niebrisen
Breiie MAIDEN mir Bios far bic nd6itsn 10
Gage, UNI uniere 9erbfuaaren los Su pers
ben. lltita Sbue Stpre,
100 RainfraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
Sm Yerfase pom 6r. Suitet Rsw
Oort L. B. 1927, uno Cincinnati, O.,
204 Sineitrabe, LIT eridiensn:
Der @earnsbnracr @arisnfalrnssr

~ @|
Scr aessusbnrscr Rarisnfalrnser
fir bic Ser. ct. amerita's fir boB S6aIt.
iabr 1880 -6aafSebnter Sabrsans.-Mit
bret berrIibsn Original : Srdmienbiloern,
bic in isoen RaIenber einsetlebt inb, unS
pro 1880 8wei weitere Rreususstationss
Bilbsr bes 8rof. Sleiu in Wien, fouie in
siusm i56nen Sarbsnsrude bas Bib Der
sottIsIiseu guua 8atbarinu gmmsrid bars
fteler.
au6 Der finfSsbnte Sabrsans bieies &a'
LENDERS 1T wieber reid inuifrirt unb wirb
ieiner briaanten Iusftattuns unb ieinss
pOrtrefFi9en SnbaItss baIbsr Ssbsrmann
p%oIauf 3ufrtebsu ftsIen. - 9reis 90 90
Gents Obsr 81. 80 pro Dutsnb, poffrei.
9Iu9 Der Slsine Warisn. &aIenber fur
drtitIi@e 6rausu uno Sunsfrausn uou 6.
@remmiuser III fir bas Subr 1880 uisber
eridienen.-Diefer alerIiebff ausseitattste
6aIenber bat ~foIsenbsn SnbaIt:
y Oas RaIenbartum in Roibs
uno S9par3,9 Druid NIT IL neuen Symbol
bilb@en.
p Oie Srte Rariens: Na,as
rstb.-Sebron. s. bethlehem. -SsIiopoIis.
-Rana.-@pbsius.- Seruialem.
81 SrauenipiessI: Die srits 6ommunioa
TIM 2erter. = Die bsmitbiss gsttlerin.-
Das @ebet Der Wutter. = Die Bite Der
Wittue.-Ous s~erettete Sinb. - Die be.
tebrte Sinberin. Gin @nabenbiIb.-gin
Wutte,brief. - Die Wittwe. - @ermaua
goufin.-Die unitsrblibs WobItbdtsrin.-
Oie Sreuubin elmer &Onisin.
A 6raueni9mud: Obrrinse. - 6aIss
tette.-armbanb.
81 Jrauenuamen: Abelbsib.-gdciIia.
- 9ebwis. - 9eIena. = Masbalena. -
Imalia. -Dorotbea.- Grescentia. -Sars
Observation-Disclosures
suifa.-Sopbia.
q llniere parmen @strdute: Der Tbse.
-Yreis 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
2Hittwo& snr NaGt erIas 9. @bit

auf isinem @ese pon bier mad ietnsr Sci.
matb tn @aibinstpn GOwnibip, ap6If Meis
len pom Dubuque, Der &Glte. 0onnsritas
WOrsen fanb man ben feif Sefrorenen
2ei9nabm, biesisits, - ben @assn, auf
benz Bbite bsimsefabren NOR, isnieits-
eines Blades. Ran mutbmuBt bag, aIs
i'm bic &dIte auf benz 0asen ,u isbr ans
sriff, CT abfieg, bic Bferbe ausipannts, auf
ems faB, um gu reitsn, bann aber jurifs
tebrte, neil er I'M Basen etpas Iiessn ses
IafIsu bate unb sbe CT bas anbere llfsr ers
rei9te, pom Pferbe iiirbte unb gu Tobe
fror. Ran fan6 bic 9ei9e faum cine 9isrs
teImeiIe pon ieinem Saule.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

25isf Gntes fenn be3pedt werben,
psnn psrionsn chamber auf bic Wirtuns
pom Or. aus. &6niss hamburger Gropfen
aufmertiam MAIDEN. 5err 9aftor 6.
Yoie In Sutton, Neb., f6reibt: vSor e.
niger 3eit purbe Id auf Or. aus. 66niss
hamburger Eropfen aufmertiam unb fano
bisieIbsn ais portrsffi9es W:tteI fir mel:
nsn frantsn Waseu. Oieie Webisin 1T
elmer allssmsinsn gerbrsituus piirbis. So
wsr6e ss mir babsr auseIesen iein Iaiien,
fe IN meiner @smsinbs bstannt 3u MAIDEN"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
Du6uaue gouutu bat ls, 4ss Sdu


timber, mebr aIs irsenb elm County i'm
Staots. Infer gountp /. superintendent
bat, wis es i@eini, Bel ben Wiiniitsren gta,
poleons III. 1nterridt ssnOmmsu in Der
&unit 3ublen 3u sruppireu; er i9dmt fi5
ni5t su idreiben, baB bic unterri9tstoitsn
fir elm 8inb bios 81 80 bstrasen, w6brenb
bisislben in Dtrtli5tsit on bic $50 rsr
Sabr binaufftsiaen. . Bolt, mas pirit bg
non beinen Bsamten be5umbugst!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
Tsrkaaf siaer Mahlmihle.

Etc pt, uus srit ts,anat, SGsmpi0as WasI,. bnd
Rrlta nSrbti6 s0n Butusut s,t1sH. ~ "a r~t;!aufsu. Gii
Wlblt IN folio ssR Siein az tati 40 btt 20 jas sres. ftti
Sisd bod ssat @rtsraos. fam 10000 Uaieh Waita Ia
stru une bat erti DtahlsAaee.
DIE Nabit rtre BON Gnsr isbr tatttn Dafutfaft asirlsa
teu u. bat sinsn anltn Damn, Der auf ielteeri Bditm rubt.
Ole ea8s ter Dllbls III 70 suI ME ttnt I'm Staatt. an er
Saupihraet mad bsr e 'aet DUBUQUE. mo y as gpetitH ~
iaufsn unb Gin cute, glaiii fur ben abae pen 1itei IT,.
~ mus defenders berpsr jetestn peTeta, has CITE WioIt
ttHt quite Ruasldaft bat uas In gutter Srespns NJ. Die
ldbe wirs ~ ttntm fsbr ttaistH grttfe tp,9 hes Waau
iutf ttF pnrH pstfr Aisns II. Sobn In basuaas
prriaufi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
Die San(as Sano- mo Smmisra.
ttons- &e(elI(9aft pom G6ieaso per.

fauft prd6tises 2anb in Waribau @ounip
im norb5fli9sn &anias, ouf sebn Sabre
grebit unb sepabrt bennO9 cine Yreisbsrs
abieSung BON 90 Pro3eut. 1879
@inpobnsr, brsi giienbabnen, IS S5uIen
unb 4 tatboIii6s Rirdsn finb i'm County,
wsI5ss bIoB % Stunben Sabrt uon Obi
easo s~ntfsrnt 1T. &stour 9iasts, gut flr
30 Gage. tofsn nur S25.
SIR pump5Iete nebit 6arten u.i.w. woae
man f3 psnbsn on ben bsutidsn Setres
tdr, y. 9. G6mit, sos SsSswid Ctr,
gbieaso.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
Sarleb' Srutt earameGem fin6

elm uabres Saus' unb 8oltsmittel seseu
9uffsn, Ssiisrteit uno Grfdltanssn binnsn
furSer 3sit seworoeu, unb omar nit Rs6t,
ba fe i@ ais aubercyoentli9 pobu5usub
ftsts bepabrt 6aber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
lMs0crfnNf !

DIR an 2sruffrae, Rc. 1913. an fdsu 1. u. 2. etro6s In
Subuiu. sdsasre Stpr, nit Zen Waaru uuS bic Sdrfit
ctrSur teus sDirtsfhaft fre ausJIssftarfsn. Dds Wdarsn.
ppritaan unb treersH MGaret. 8o,bwaarta II. ( NJ. mir
lie geittefas Il fne ned satt eiarturr. lpsiRs, Ora 7tr,ttHs
y. (. n. an Dana
3tssbabsr fSnn!n kas @tSdab.. In benz bes C,fbdt az.
trttten nth Guf tire Nsibe sen 1atrtu mtst6en oSer mas
8,lSbtn tarfsu. 9em 5aui. Fns suts S.alun,su uuS
sins q rSumiJe gars. Die eaas Ia ees gfdbe bss W1arftIs
IL fur lsbb fttu s. fadf sbtsIisS eussui6ntt. 06s.r,
Gaiianf' trtsh!s ter i'm 2auis p9SarES, 1.&dttsiapaSer
Serr SfnrD 8gfer,
Ro 1913 sosuaardes, Dueuaas, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
m Die (dnmiasn Sa6fer I!

Ra6 @euiabr wet6sn mir on ale Qbon'
nenten bic i'm Riditanb finb, &e6nun9en
irnben. Die 3etten finb iett 10, baB ieeer
iabIer fam. Wir babsn 9ebulb sebubt
unb bic Sdur,igen ni6t ~seordnst, 10 LANCE
bic 8eiten fGIsbt paren. @ir t6nnen,
has besreift iebsr, ni6t suis parten. j5Uei
rnb sia baIben Dollar, Srsi, faaf Dollar
Enb fir ben Giu3slnsn cine Sleinisteit, fur
ms ma6t IS Tauienbe unb mir perIieren
auf bic grt bunberte Dollars Sntereisn
gang unniiserueiie.
Inn nun absr ni9t 2euten cine &e9uun9
"A ienben, BITE unts,beB be3ablt baben, bit:
ten mir bic
Serren 4gentea
mrs iobaIb m6sIi9 bic bsrsits eousctirten
@eIber Sitisit einsuienSen, mir fnS bant'
bar hufir.
8oraussabIenoe
erbaItsn nod INNER mad 8uni@ aIs
Brdmie:
Cine 6arte ors Suremburser 2anSes.
9as 9urrmburser 9anb, feline @e:
f9i5te unb feline gsuobuer, ietn 9anbeI
uub isin Wanbsl,
Onserer Lider u Gedichter,
pber einsn Rcsensburser Waricnfalenbrr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

25ean i6r Gofo- n. Sif6srwaareu,
libren, St5ds, S9mudia5en, u. (. 10. au
@eibnadtss obsr Neuiabrs . @ei@enten
brau9t, sebt gu 9enrp 9eitSeL
mann, $50. GA RainftraBe. Sbr wsrs
bet gut bebtent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
ar6itecf.

Greb. 5srr, arditeet unb Supertntsn:
bent. S&uIen unb Rir9en eine SpssiaIt'
tat. Ode tier unb Soma Strabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

Dubuque but iett AUDI sinsn skating
Rink (SSIitti5ubparf). Oerielbe parb
Samitas erSifuet. gintrittspreis 10 @ts.
bort srlduft ~penisitsus Niemanb bsim
S9Iittfdubfabren b69fens tann sr siusn
slrm obsr gsin brs5sn, wsuH sr Ylatnps
llnssi@idt bsiBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
SIR ole Seiettage.

GUIDE, gafmire, Sbaruls, &IeibsrfOffe,
Eaidsnti&sr uub cine enbIOie Waa1s Don
naerlei &rsupsI BET
Wooo, groder d SO.
Stabtubrsebdube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

So6ann Scas5 1T gum geiu@e Der
alien 9eimatb nOb 9eutidIanb sersif.
aae iein 6reuuoe piinibsn ibm Slid our
&eiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
$50 lit &atbarina &pbl?

DitItltt Srlits I'm @6D ti,ss Sasrss areoIa. DsusIas
Co.. 81. un na9 ~gDistSala 81 rtllta, nab rsrfprah TN
Sail wtsssr Iurld mas ft nitt tsat Ia plbtist
Itftdrt s~srItt'tu. 70 III Der uGIu geo nttt ftrsm Sretm
istr ZANZIBAR Bee Nas.rts aSu e:rtn aufsntsali m~ii.bsltu
faEn.
3. q. gsoif,
1rfpla, Douglas Qs., Sl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23
@efDGftsperleauna.

Die llattitl6 ut:,n rtrbtn sis ,um IS. Sanuar 1880 tar
GpOtbstrstftdft NIT efm ae Jualttd StIt, Sartsn, ga.
Der, paptlTt. aaputn u. T. 70. auf Eager taltfn, ben @se
aDips mad pafiuas BaiOil ~, v~trltsta. Gle ma1tn
fptIitl TIRE S~artsltuit aus Saaiues, Sen 9ritr uRs Der
edrauf aufmtIfam. 70 rtrp tbrt austntbme
gHiat istu, Sas pgbliIum gut, YTrmpt pHs tlqts 81 be-
bisnsn. Rosfsn ". 5und
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1879-12-23

Die Gemps rea5fer beginner lire uers
riidte asitution uieber. NatirIi1 baIb
fibt bic @siesssbuns.