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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
Please don't frown on Garfeld's title, Springer
You may start z panic


With Tlden and Kelly both retired the way to
Democratic harmony IN this State would seem to be
made smooth. But 1t Is mere seeming.
The country is literally crowded with Cabinet as
pirauts Every State IN the Union has from one to
a half dozen. They besIege the local newspapers
for tributes to their eminent fitness for he high
position. and when these graceful and restrained
estimates are published they are carefully sur
rounded with red pencil marks and forwarded to
other newspapers for reproduction In this ingenious
way it sometimes happens that n boom IS started.
Were IL not for the YOracty o The editorial waste
basket there would DO more OF sach booms than
there are.
1t is noticeable that this now Democratic blunder
was not started by Southern Democrats ard also
that they are not helping the party sustain it with
much enthusiasm. An Indiana Democrat began It,
and other Northern Democrats hastencd to his sup
port. The fresh outbreak OF stupidity has stimulated
the Southern discomfort with the Democratic party
and there rs more talk of breakup IN the Solid
South now than there has been at any time since
election.
There are no signs of Democratic grief at John
Kelly's downfall. If he would take TammaHy Hall
with him into permanent political retirement the
Democrats wonld have the jolliest Christmas they
have known Tor years.
The popular impression is that Mr.. rilden s stl
a sufficiently robust man to pull wire with vgor
and effect
Congressman Hurd. of Ohio, is developing abil-
ties blunderer which enttle him 60 front seat
on the Democratic donkey
A request is made by The Herald for reorganiza-
ton of the Democratic party IN this city, and Man
ton Marble is mentioned "A man worthy To assist
IN the TRANSPORTATION This child-like suggestion
is worthy of It's origin. IL Marble will emerge once
more into the keen bright sunlight of publicity and
ring his renowned tire-be on the steps Ia the City
Hall, the reform Will be lnaugurated with becoming
ceremonies. Smith Weed, who has held al0of from
politics Tor few months. could undoubtedly be
persuaded to lend hand.
Wade Hampton. IL Is announced, has gone 10 Mis-
sissppi on private business. and will not DO in
Washington till after the holidays. 1t ought TO
furnish him with ..m sort vi sstisfaetion to SEQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
Euyincss %onres

- .,,..., CONDENSED MIX
ASSUME VIRTUE, ETC.
With remaria5'e unanmtv N selling Oh style Two
tnreld M ciucs talk Automatic and so Iensiol though
t.rro j. 1u oac AutOna Il ~ no Ieuslol HtNlnE ~
ne. m The world only 7anv can MAKE of So H.
WILCOX 4 GIBBS :. Il 60. GiS Br'adway Clty.
PETER 7. HEEUNG's
CCrENuAGrS CoEili'
Fsta,ii.hca lsl~ Ecwale Commercials
seven Me
GolN Medal le7S. Paris.
Purveyor Dy p0 to tie Royal Danish Court ana
II. r. y thc Pf.t o! NUcs. 49, ,,,.
- " r. lr had %. aii resp ctaDl. vino Merchants
JOHN DINCANs Sons
Aren't the Ubll ed States.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

Mr. Hurd made his advertised objections
yesterday TO the seating Of Judge Taylor
General Garfield's successor in the House, and
was snubbed by his own party.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

The Brooklyn physician who fell victim
to diphtheria lost his life through his devo-
ton TO patient. He is not less deserving OF
honor than the men who have done as much
though no more-On a larger stage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

Maurice }. Power has a neat answer ready to
the charges of defalcation. But it will hardly
silence his accusers COurt-clerk ought to
avoid even the appearance OF evil. When he
gives Judges a chance to call him to account
for fees he mvst expect trouble atterward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

The disagreeable taste the Croton water has
had Of late is explained by the officials to re-
suit from the melting of snow and the wash
ings of the streams in the Croton Valley.
These, like streams everywhere else in this
region, ran very low during the almost un-
precedcnted drOuth Of the autumn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

monument to Judge Cowing is now in
order-or possibly public dinner would be
more cheerful testimonial of gratitude. A
policy dealer has actually been sentenced TO
the Penitentiary, and Judge Cowing did it.
The ticket was sold for 10 cents, and the SEN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

Leaping before You look is habit as old
as the human race. Selecting site for
great Worlds Fair without going to see 1t Is
a new and altogether startling variation upon
the timehonored custom. 1t is now stated
that the Committee on Sites has not made a
personal examination of the Inwood site, but
Will do so soon. What would the verdict OF
committee who are capable of deIegatlng
such vital duty to few members, or per-
haps even to one, be worth, if personal
examination should be made ?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-14

With 1Ilden and Kelly both retired the way to
Democratic harmony in this State would seem to be
made smooth. But 1t Is mere seeming
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-10-09
The Kansas City Journal.

The Kansas City Daily journal is, as il al
ways has been, fully abreast of the times,
furnishing its readers with the latest news
from all parts OF the world and the very best
selected matter for lie family. "Giye your
patrons the worth OF their money" Is the
motto of this stauncb paper, aud we know of
no concern that lives up TO It's preaching
more thoroughly. Besiies getting the Tegu-
lar Press dispatches, the Journal hue a large
number of special reporters and special cor
respondents who are everywhere present
when there l. anything OF interest 10 be had
The journal hae no superior rs market re-
porter, giving each day the very latest quo
tatiOus of Money, Provisions, Live Stock, etc
of Kansas City, ST. Louis, Chicago, New York
Liverpool and other homo and foreign mar
kets. In home pnd family reading matter,
the Journal IL unsurpassed by any, and the
paper throughout Is monument 10 the sa-
gncity and ability Of is managers The pco-
pie of the 81 eat West are justly proud of the
journal for II is Il Western paper in every
sense of the term and in every part shows
that Vigor which chamctcrizes Western en-.
torppisc-
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-10-09
TO STOCK MEN.

The TRANSPORTER being in exchange with
the leading stock Journals of Kansas and
Texas, Will be enabled 10 furnish reliable and
early information on all important matters of
interest concerning this great branch of in
dustrY, and being prepared with the neces
sary cuts for brands, it il confidently recon-
mcndCd rs the proper means OF COmmunica-
tion between cattle men. This matter will al
ways receive the notice ii merits, and the at
tcntiOn of stock men i call a to the impor-
tance of having their marks ana brands pub.
lished, 10 the'cnd that the same may be gen
orally known, thcits prevented and strays
recovered. The terms are SO reasonable that
attention need only be drawn 10 10 the mat
ter 10 recommend it, at once, 10 your favCra-
bic action.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-10-09

The only transaction in cattle we
lave heard of lately is the sale of
600 head BY J. 3. Biggs to Mr..
thornton, of Missouri. The cattle
ire a prime lot, aad were brought up
" winter lii the Territory, but find
!ar q realy mrkot at good figures
SIR Ri9Es concluded to let them go.
---@ 'ahiwnk Conmorcial-
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-10-09
Subscribe for
The Transporter.


Besides giving the Indian news,
we shall always give to the Stock
Interests Of the country that amount
of space and effort which its impor-
tance demands, and cordially in
vite stock men to correspond with
ms on matters Of interest to their
class. We have fixed the price of
brand advertising so low that we
believe this department will be lib
orally supported by stock men, and
a closer intimacy established be
tween those parts Of the country
separated by long distances.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-10-09
MoBEErIE, Tex,
Oct. I, 1880. I

Mr. Editor,
have just received copy of the
last issue from your sanctum. Ac-
cept my thanks.
Bob Wright, of Ford county, gave
Us call recently, having some bus
mess III the County Court. Bob is
as genial as ever.
The boys at the Fort are ordered
way. Having been here u long
time they have made many friends,
and we are sorry to lose them
a stranger died at the hospital at
Y0rt Elliott, who, when taken in,
was delirious, suffering from typhoid
Ssver. He could give no account OF
himself and died friendless and un-
known.
Mobeetie is still improving. Our
citizens are awakened to the ncccs-
iity Of having a school house, which
W hope will receive the financial
and moral support of every man and
woman here \ committee has been
appointed 10 examine the different
proposals that have been received.
We hope they will give the matter
the attention it deserves
Our local politicians are very
Vniet, but although the fire is being
iept down, a volcano will soon burst
yhich may rcvoMtionize eur county.
The barrel at the corners is doing
shc work, the only fears are that it
will not hold out till the race Is won.
IF your readers should hear of the
Pan Handle country disappearing
hcy may know that the barrel did it.
a very able discourse was deliver
td this evening NJ the court house
W Judge Pltmore, Of Clay county.
Mc is working in the interest of Mr..
Natlock, OF Wise county, who is II
candidate for the Legislature. He
epyesents the wishes Of this section
nost thoroughly, advocating free
schools, an apportionmcnt OF one
burth of thc general revenue for
hat purpose, and an allowance for
witness fees with mileage, which
andeY the present law they do not
get. This compels the citizen to
serve the State without rcmunera-
tion and must bc characterized rs
an outrage Davis, Of GAINESVILLE, is
cur nominee for District Judge, and
If elected will fill the position with
honor to himself and without par
tality to constituents. We hope al
the candidates will give us call
snd let us know their views.
CITIZEN.
Cheyenne transporter. [volume] (Darlington, Indian Terr.) 1879-1886, 1880-10-09
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

Judge Lowe, i'm the district court
at Ft. Scott, has rendered a dccis-
ion that the State law forbidding
the driving of Texas cattle through
Kansas is unconstitutional. The de-
cision was based upon the following
reasons:
1st. That il is in conflict with sec
ton s, article 6, of the constitution
of the state Of Kansas.
I'd. That it is in conflict with see
ton s, article /, Of the constitution
of the United States.
Section 6, article 6, Of the consti-
tuition Of tho State of Kansas pro
vides that all penalties collected
Shall be paid into the school fund.
Section s, article ], of the consti-
tuition OF the United states provides
that congress shall have power to
regulate commerce with foreign ma
tons, and among the several States
and with the Indian tribes.
Several suits have been brought
in various district courts throughout
the State against parties who have
driven Texas cattle into the State,
and in many cases the fine imposed
has been very heavy, in some in
stances as high as five hundred
dollars.-EN.
The Indiana election OF STATE off
GERS will take place next Tuesday.
The contest is a very bitter one and
the vote VII! probably be close. The
result viii have some effect on the
November election.
Live Stock Markets.
Kansas City, Oct. 5.-Thc hog
market was weak, slow and ga Zoe
lower, with moderate offerings. buy
ers slow III taking hold, influenced
as they were by the unfavOrable east
ern advices. Extreme range Of sales,
$4.40@4.674, with the bulk at $3.50
@455.
Cattle-Market slow with large re-
ceipts, the bulk Of which were un-
sold at the close of the day, Prices
ranged from $2.@340.
Sheep-No receipts nor shipments,
prices nominal at $3.G3.75.
ChicagoAHog market active with
sales $4.S5@525.
Catttc-Thc unsatisfactory adyi-
ces from the East, the large number
left over and the liberal receipts
caused dull market for all grades.
The only sales were a lot Of COWS at
$3.50, and a lot Of stockers at $3.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18
2eMtttiGe GhrIt6feit.

Sn unierer IsSten Ger. bra1ten mir unter
obtsem Gitsl ben 0erIauf zines ProssHes,
Der fd Dor benz 3u1tpoIiseiseri1t su
MabIbaufen IN gIias abipisIte unb auf's
Neue ein ecIatantes 3susniB pon Der v@br.
li9feit" Der Semitsn abIsste. Seute ton.
men mir unisrn 9eiern au1 ben Nussans
mittbeiIeu. Die We5islbldtter brinsen
barber has 6olsenbe:
Wablbauien, 10. gpriI. Oas bie1s.
Su9tpolissiseri1t bat beute bic bier ange,
f"eilenen garquiers Mspsr & gmiI 8otb:
f4lb (ueI4e NIT ben usltberibmtsn ..
&otbf9Ios8 auten natirIt9 ni9ts aemein
baben) wesen neutrality-suspicious. Summs
BON zoe, 900 ST. gu @efdnsniBfrafe pers
urtbeiIt, unb awar ben Wsper NoibI4iIb ,u
II uub ben gmil &otbfdiIo su p Sabren.
Sie Understanding bat sessist, baB
es bic Serren &otbi1iIb an ni1ts baben
rIanseIn laneu, mas ben Spsf fSr6ern
%fonnte, is in ben Bsfs fremben @isen:
tbumes gu isssn. gtner bisIer Serren mar
i'm September 1879 eiaens mad Yaris as.
reif, nm psrionIid nit Gamer (osm ST.
gentbhmer bss in Serwabrung bes 8ant.
bauies &oibidilb bsiubIi9sn Barrier an.
lebensIooies, weI3es nit sinsm Bsminn
uon 2e0. 900 6rs. sesosen worben mary
ruesen Der &idsabe bes Ospoftenidsines
su u~ntesbanbsIu, bat benisIbsn msbrere
Gage f6rmli9 beIasert, ibm aud ale mSs'
li9en Anerbietunsen 9ema9t. Inter aus
berem madte er ibm au@ ben 8ori9Ias
elmer 2sbsnsuerf9eruns int 8etrase pon
10000 5rs., fur weI9e Rotbi5ilb bic
prdmien be5ablen woate. 0on 9aris aus
CAB Iesterer isinem Bruber in MabIbauien
tdsli4 brisili@en 8sri4t ibsr ben Sang
Der nHterbanblunseu, weI9e gorrsiponbsn:
zen benz 9eri9t uorssIessn babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18
BefSif&.SnxemBnrs

Die Ratboltten grIous ieteu
benz liberalen Geld etnsn ganbibaten euts
aesen. gu boffen mare, baB es NIT
Esiaerie gu gabe sinse.
Die &trdes u 8ibrin pirb perar5s
BERT; Die arbeit ioa stwa 20, 900 ST. often.
Goui9ss baut elm Sdulbaus, wo,ri
Der ~Roitenani9Ias 25.sll.s3 ST. bstrast.
8 a 8 ACKNOWLEDGMENT gaifna5 BAT bur@
ben Cob bss Ssrru groiie eineH eroBen
SsrIuff erlitten. t6srr Sloriaa groife
mar ebsbem Brd1oent Der tatSoIii9sn aIo,
citation unb Der ct. 8incsn3 a paula @es
ieaf9aft. gr mar Elm sIaubenstreuer
Ratbolit, Der poblperieben nit ben bell.
Satramsnten in's Senieits sins.
Ger bsIsif9en Rammer wurbe
elm Saui9uertras suii9sn benz R5nis 2eos
poIb unb benz bslsii5en Staate sur @es
uebmisuns ~porselest. Ser Staat ibers
nimmt sinen S5eiI Der Yriuatbomdue bes
RSniss our @srsrSBsruns bes Barts pom
2aeten unb sibt bafir ben Staatss
waIb BON Srepr 5u 2aua9erie unb bic Oos
name &auenffein ;u EeruuSen.
WontasS ben 20. spril brad Seuer IN
Der 5aibe Dor benz &ulss'er Walbe aus.
Die MlarmsIods bra1te bic Bewobner Dol,
GnIier Suiammen unb nit pisIsr Wibe ses
lang es ben Balo, Der an swsi Stelen
5sasr ~ssfanssn, gu I0idsn.
Bon arIon ssbsn ertra iSise udbs
renb Der Wuttersottesoetap mad 2ursm,
burg unb bic 8abl Der 9iIser, bic aus ben
arbennsn paufabrten, 1T sroB.
5err 9usIpt OberIebrer Der tatbos
Iiiden SnabsniduIen ~ Mrlon; III bur3
ben bo9w'fte Bti1of pon Namir sunr
Snipsctor Der beuti9en S9ulen Der Yros
ping ernaunt worben.
Im 16. Npril brad Az Amberlour beirn
Gderer s. Oebe, Teuer aus. Dts Nebens
sebdabe wurben elm &aub Der Slammen,
aber es ssIaus bas 8obnbaus Du rettsu,
Oant Der i9uelen unb enersii1en 5ilfe.
Die usrfi9erten SsrIufe betrasem 10000
6ranten.
gs feIIt fi9 isst bsraus, baB Der
barte Winter nidt 10 piel S1aben tbat,
ais man IN ben arbennsn erruartet bate.
SoIgsuber u purbs eth 9iberaler
BEL ben Iestsn WabIen gu SouffaIi5s absss
fibrt: vSie ffimmen bod flr Die liberale
8artei, 8apa I ~ Nein, msin 5err.@-
alio molten fe ibrer frau elm Sersnissn
MAIDEN, baB fie fur bic bsibsn anbsrn Bur'
i9en ftimmea." v@rabe has mill i'd
v2isbsr made i'd bod msinsr Srau, ais ben
2iberaIsn eiu Sersnissn. Barum iol i9
fe srsirnsu, msin 9swifsn bsidpsren,
unb 9ottss Corn bsrausforbern2 Bin i'd
trant, pflsst mid meme Srau; ffsrbs i'd,
betst ie fir MIDI" Der 9ibsraIe bate
senug.
Serrg. 6. 8. 3 & e, Stsusrsinnsbs
mer gu 2eers.N orb, i,u 9ennssau, uurbe
mad Susnp ueriett.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18

81 Gid q. b. al,. fanb Elm ben Mder
bausnosr 2anomann am II. NpriI etn g1eff
NIT finf fGissen eer9en. @spib cine
S~eltenbstt!
Slolingen. am II. GpriI, Mbenbs
3uti9sn 8 unb Q ubr, wurbsn bic Beba&s
unsen Der Wobnunsen pon Nebs Better,
zimmerman unb BIiSsen Pster, 9emwes
Der, aubsrbem bic Sdsuns bss grfisenaurts
ten bur9 cine Seusrsbrunit 3eritSrt. Inter
Utttbhlfe Der ber1ueiIenben Oorfbsmobuer
tonntsn bic NDbeI uub bas 8isb, assse=
nou1lnsn einem Dusenb Sibner, rpel&e IN
ben TIammen umtamen, sersttst werbeu.
Nsbs erleibet eiaen usri5srten gerIuf uos
eirea 1000 ST.. Der benz 9sinmsber BIibs
gen erua@iene S9aben bsIduft f9 auf I'M.
setdbr 700 ST. Dsfen gisentbum 1T
ni9t perfi5ert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18

ben innisiten Dant ab, fir bic pieIsr
Oienfte, uel1e He Defenders tn bieien Ca,
gen Der @emsinbe s~eIsiffet bubsn....
Sanfbarer Jreunb.
Ot6ceie PORTLAND.
9ie &at6olifen Babsn ben Bonpalt.
Dlod in 9euistou fir $1s 500 sstauft unb
oenielben in eth Rloffer unb S9uIbaus fir
S4weftern um9emanbeIt.
Oi5esie alton.
9sr bn6m'ife giiGof gaItss pom alton
bat 3u Wascoutab, Sus., unter ben ent
ipre9enbsn SeierIt9tsiten ben @runbifein
su Der neuen tatbolii9sn Rir1s, psIds cine
3ierbe fur W~ascoutab au werben ueripri9t.
Die Rir1e wirb bur6aus pom Badfteinen
aufsefibrt, SO Gus Sront BET elmer Eiefe
Don III SUB uno elmer SObs BON IS SuB
erbalten, uno circa 100000 Dollars
toffsn.
Nm 20. @pril leste Der bobu'ife Bil9of
BaItes ben @runbftsin Bu Der neuen &irde
3u Newton. OteieIbe mir Al SuB brett,
90 GuB lang unS "a SuB bod in Der
Nauer, NIT eiuem Sburm BON 100 Sus
9Obe. 0as @sbdube piro aus gafiet.
men sebaut unb iou Bis nd5itsn Serbit fsrs
tis isin. Der Soifsnani5Ius lit $4,000.
Muslaub.
Scr 81. Batter Geo XIII. Fat ben Buds
bdnSlern 6utter nnS Rees BON Der 6srber'.
i4en SerIassbanbluns in 6reiburs ais Be.
ionberss Seiden ieines bantbaren @obl,
pOuens eiue sroBe HIberue Dentmin,e nit
isinsm grufbilbs ibsrrei@en %Ialisn.
Sem Blonde" 3ufolse fiuben in @ien
Swti5en benz Cardinal Sacobtni unb Der
bortisen ruiiidsu 9oti5aft 9erbauoIunaeu
iber bic Gage Der tatb. &ir5e in &uslanb
ltatt, Die einen bsfrisoiseuOeu aussans per,
ipre9en.
Gin Nmerifaner bate iiusif Bel einem
r6mii9eu BiIobauer bic Biite 6es 8apfes
bsitsut. Der &iiuifIsr bot ben gapf, auf
ben nod weidsn Con einiae 8orte Az
i9reiben. 2a4eInS ersriff Geo ben @rabs
iti4el unb idrteb: LEO de tribu Juda."
(26ue pom Stamme Suba.)
Scr apufulii6s 9irar Wisr. Wahaia
par bstanntIi9 in abpiinisn ms @sfdus:
nib seporfen, iebo9 auf griu9sn SEQ XIII.
tn 5olse elmer bipIomutiiden Sntsruention
Der 9riffli4sn Wd6te in 5reibsit ssisst
woroen; bic r5miide vSpinione" me!bet
nun, baB Der Brdlat in StaItea erwartet
unb in Neapel pom africanii9sn 8srein TN
@inpernsbmen nit Der itdbtii1en BebDtbe
fsterIt4 empfaussn werbsn iou.
enrb Gnurtenag-ber dItsits Sobn unS
grbs bes 9er5oss pon Osuonibire, wuroe
idnsif pon Cardinal Mannins tn bic tatbo.
lii4e Sir6e aufsenommsn. gr wirb BEN
Cardinal mad &om besleitsn, nm ft5 benz
Ynpit Geo XIII. uorfeIsn su IaiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18

ner. bic 2a3ariffen, bic S&uIbraber, bi
barmber,isen S1msitern mtrten, 10 mel
es ibre Rrdfte unb TIRE Wittsl erIauben
aber bic &rdfte t6nnen ni1t aIe Climber
nife iberfdreiten unb bic Wittet inb an'
bersn ginflifen ssseniber a03u bei9rdntt,
Sa, bie 6reimaurerei srbsbt aud bter tabn
bas 9aupt unb uieIsi9t tibner aIs amber.
wdtts. neil fe eben bier nit ibrsm @eIbs
10 lst5t antlans ftnbst. - I'm BELGIUM:
gen Iabt fi4 in aleranbrien gar uenis bsus
ten. S9on has @smii9 Der peri1ieben'
fen &elisionen 1T gang ba3u sesisnet, cine
totale relisi6ie Snbifsrena beruOrsurufen.
Was iou man mt Suoen unb Wubameba'
nern a%nfanssn? Die i9isu,atii9eu @ries
den ftnb Der @abrbsit aa3u nabe. is ia:
ben bes 3ebrftoffss alsu pisl nit binibsr.
senommsH, ais oaB fe i4on isst bur9
9unser uno Ourft aur tatboIidsn Rir9s
setrieben uerben ioItsn. % Stabt Der
Der bl. Ratba,ina, bss 81. grill unb bes
bl. a!banatas, mas 1T aus biz ssuors
4m > ter onntas babsn pier iunge Gu.
rsmbnrser bas Rouisiat ber S9uI6ribsr
BON gramIeb, cine Stunbe uon a~lsranbrisn,
p%srlafen, nm bic 4usiibuns ibres Berufss
~ beginner. Sic ffub slidli9 an ben
Orten ibrer 8effimmung ansetommen,
elmer in Swprna In Sleinaisa,
bic anoern bret in gouitantinopsl. Da'
sesen baben aber aud AM Ssfte bes bell.
3wei, unS am Sdusfeits besislbsu
6eilisen bret 9aremburser uisbsr bas &lsib
befommen. - 8ises i9stnt, bat Der Iisbs
Soft benz slaubenstrsuen l%ursmburser
SOIt&en cine b~eionoere glafsabs i'm Orient
,ugebatt unb bas Iisbe 2ursmbirssI5sn
oarf wobl nit aaem Redts barauf ituIB
"a. &. S.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-05-18

mad tur3em aber bartem 2eibsn, @atbarina
S4ramm, seb. Gbiu. sic srbIidte 1914
au Sbts bas 2i9t Der WeIt u. wanberte ale
&inb NIT ibren gltsrn nod Nmerita aus.
Die 8eriforbene mar NIT Ni1. S9ramm
pom Berburs sebesratbst. sic pobnten
friiber tn Bellevue. Sadion 60, BON mo
bsnn bic GamiIie mad @sfpbaIia, SbeIbp
20, Soma, binjos. sic mar cine sea9
5rau, ME bas Ieste 8eIeite, bas man
ibr CAB, beaeuste. Sic bintsrIdBt einen
Bittmsr nit neun unminbisen
8inbern. Das altefts lit Is Sabre, 6as
5 Wonate alt. W6se fe ruben in
5rieSen!