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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-05-26
Baby Saved.

We are 10 thankful to say that our
baby was permanently cured Of adangsr-
GUS and protracted irregularity Of ths
bowels by the use Of Hop Bitters by its
mother, which ut the same time restored
her to perfect health and strength
RufnkO EHJrDrcss.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-05-26
PRESERVED 6TRAWBERRIES.

REMovE all cause Of irritabilty and discom.
fort from the baby by using Dr.. Bulls Baby
Syrup, the surest, best and hence cheapest rem
edy In the world for the diseases OF babyhood.
Price Is cents.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-05-26

The voltaic Delt Co., Maxshall, Michs,
VIII send their Electro oltaic Belts to the af-
ficted upon so days trial. Bee their ADVERTISE
ment in this paper headed "On 30 Days Trial"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-05-26

5GS1.
ynnp ~. aAssp xell, giys them fresh
u1p wstar. md kssp thsn out q ne
~
0oxxs which 40 heavy md contain
S1uGSh ineet vegetable mat3er afe h Eng.
|nald 01Iled deaf, which ID ! good and
po6tic characterization.
Hnopn LalAxD bsnt graz i one d the
lInest " grasses Tor lawns when sown
naune hayins suCCuient md nutxative
hexba9s a eakly md rapid growth and
thriving we'll under trees.
Eynnx faannes Who In not shUuA Try
Apat1h ~ sugar beets or mangels thfs
nnu1neee. To- HI 0ows . eat next winter.
H0 VIII 1n0w then what 10 Do on : large
seals nsxt year.
CASsorio acld mixed With aboutthirty
pax41 a MAter, md applied with : small
brush - ~ roots O8 Che feathers about
he neck, belly and vent, usually kill or
dispel To vernin on fowls
Taom who are ID ! hurry Tor snap
beams nay now now the early Mohawk;
being somewhat hardy, slighf frosts do
hut little damage 70 Il, while, with the
oaxly Valentine md Black Wax, q few
dAys more will be better.
Yoa,,sn .k...~ - xh.r o.,a -, oaa
may Be bfokcn tOA yoke BY any patient
hoy. AtArst they should be yOked and
tied up until they have become used to
The yoke when thsy may be led around
md Taught 10 drive.
49, - 49, 49,
- -. 49, 49,. .sm - ~
- ma. :D 49,
~ 49, $3.50 ~ asa..s r.au1NA
w. tSc-.-sa 80 sr...--5 - "a.
.I0:" - ~ao sa0
re- - - 81
- -nII Ius ~ -, sI9 wOol q
dsssh = ~ 49, Tco = rsii = IL ssrs 49,
=. 49, G;,s 49, 80 49, = 80 ia .1uM
-h,.h - ~m1sn. slsIT o .Ie.n
Mr. - .s' = o 0n oul-
A PENNSYLVANIA farmer cured ring
b0ns q four years standing on his horse
~ u9ang fOux ounCes ct 3ltpet0r IN .
49, - 49, vuaeeal. Uasso!ye ven
~ IA w O1sn % ~. ArouS :
s.ca sppscasa0ns culou snls case u 81
Mous4'
MoDEaA1nrr ut animals re the most
profitable. Every fit animal has been
fed at : lom during the latter part Of it,
feeding. When IN animal Is ready for
mafkst aeil 4; 4 there y feed left buy
come mose leen animals md ICED them.
Ane 'namDaSstAPeaoe DIlnes the pront'
D0nokfnmuvo kh~0coverin0 or g mulcht
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1880-05-26

bad : secret lock put on 10 hin Nm.
he catch was found out the third d1n4SI
Generally money 10 given 1t tho sdoq1n
md may be the cause Of this axnl0s6
bAggars.
SOCIETY OOsslP.
In England bridesmaids are we4x3ng
Indian muslin dresses and large yslcN
sAshes.
IT il the fashion in Washington u w
parties exclusively TO either ladiee q
gentlemen.
SoxxsoDY earned9 4, 0O0by emhroider-
ing the blue silk panels for : New York
drswing-rocm.
PROFESSIONAL beauties are becomng
almost ~ numerousi IN Nov York - thsy
are in London.
TIM fashionable pszasol this su1nmsr
Will be . wafer with ; PIN stuck ArQuGh.
the middle Of it.
TIN kettledrum, whose social S1oeyk
extinguished at the east, has turned M
in full feather on the Pacific coast
TIM Springfield iMasa.) Repubslean
Ezfr ~ ~
asserts thAt q certain paxlor cazpets ~
that city was taken mp Last week for The
first time in twenty-five years.
THE girl puzzle u the latest. "A Oone
sists in putting an average girl 81 fcQnt
ct . ribbon counter IN . dry good1 eeore
and have her and the particular ahAds
she y after.
An axmless Mexican woman pla5s H.
piano beautifully with her feet. 0ome
Of our amateurs might attempt this
They will never be able to play with their
hands, and they might rs well try the
new method
An item il going the rounds Of the
press that 2 sudden KISS made . young
LADY IN Indiana insane" In Illinois q
girls : Al gong crazy because they
are 9 kissed often enougn. suddenly OF
Othexw1se .-Bt00nfH4tOn rye.
Soln admiring poet said Of his best
girl: Upon her face athousand dimples
smile for me-" Which only adds more
emphasis to the adage, Love is blind"
How like the mischief q 0ri would look
with . thousand dimpies on ner iace
me poet mus nave mean recki
\ - WSAAAAAA8 "a 4NNA
lately the bridesmaids wore short dresses
Of white silk. trimmed with lace, with .
cape fastened in front with . brooch Of
pearls-each brooch being the gift of the
bride. Instead Of wells they yellow
straw bonnets with large white feathers
md long sleeves.
A sAIEswonAN in . shop on Washing
ton street, Boston, has ON odd pet. II
IL q little ous with q blue ribbon tied
around its neck. The little animal il
fastened by q fine chain to it's owners
dresa. md PLAYS about her shoulders. in
and out OF her sleeves and neck a. pretty
a. o please.
w-...rr:.yru..- ..-...-
49, ashss S.a .i,s 49, 20. ~
saLs' ~ es.as..i -, smo ta....a 0 :. ~
sIice taken bv her Younger sister. Miss
Rachel Sherman. n vas a necnliarlv
hr;cbt and hanrv vadd;n0 "nh va. !
sa;G IA h~r;Jar:cnn ;ovo,,.1v ssayery.
h;ro has cnne r;rht w;th ~ srom tIe
f1-st.
- - 80.
W. - uo su'Al6o a1AAs ~.
- Dlou6ls in'o seno.M Us ~ "
nN as uely : pl10o a''i Ls- = ~"
1sel s0o, .ai ln aax:al - 1ne la.l Ls.aaIs
LILY alsu asa.ul ~ oa 1s"Na
os Ho ~. vi $500 n:aaa 500 $3.50
oocoal xn,elaEu:Illeu wl,s.s nnu gla sNau
;nn craa ~. 1'1 Mha resa; anI ano .r,t;mo,,
. stnoI;nr. ao-n ~ tha hooI.
mS:1 -.
z "ESlL.s rcm LaInila, VINO ~,
ISokP,n6 ~ o.lI1', says .le 11o,ues
O1 y UkIAAA UOuxs 00L0 " KUN 6tOIy -
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15

A Coon Woag. Last Monday, by
direction Of our City fathers, the work
OF cleaning ont our streets drains and
cutters was commenced, and is being
steadily md thoroughly prosecuted,
The work i 4 commcndable one, and
shcllld be seconded al. once BY a
thorough cleaning and disinfection Of
the premises Of every private resi-
dence, BY every head Of family, who
should appoint himself committee of
one for that purpose. Let every house
holder in Lake Charles recognize the
fact that in thorough cleanliness of
the town, not only III the streets but
more especially in private enclosures,
lies not only his own health and that
Of his family, and Of the town, but
the exemption of Lake Charles from
the ruinous effects of a quarantine
against US by Galveston. Just now,
and for SOME months yet, the pecunia-
ry resources Of our mill owners, and to
a very large extent of many Of our
merchants, are and will be invested in
timber to be sawed at the mills, and
an embargo Of our timber business, by
q Galveston quarantine, would be ruin
GUS to all classes Of our people, and
especially TO the laboring classes.
When the GalvestonEboard Of health
sends its inspectors here, as it certain
~ will, Let them see that Lake Charles
il ready for the most searching inspec-
ton.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15
Auction Sale.
WITHOUT LIMIT OR RESERVE.

II WILL sell at Public Auction, at the Court
IL House of this Parish, on SATURDAY,
May ~, 1880, q large Stock OF Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Notions, &C., &c., being
the complete stock of the late John Vondy,
and now being sold by and fof account Of his
widow.
Terms Cash on the spot.
fsg- These goods win be sold absolutely
without reserve or limit.
DAVID III. LYONS,
Sheriff and x-OfiiciosAuctioHeer
Lake Charles, Ia, May IS, 1880.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15
PROBATE sale.



Probate Court 81. Landry Parish.
I'D virtue Of an order of said Court rendered
/ ID In the matter Of said estate Feb ~, 1880.
there will be sold on the premises. at public
auction, subject To appraisemenf. BY tho uis-
dersigncd administrator ora duly qualif,ed
auctionecr on SATURDAY, May ~. 1880,
during legal hours, the following described
property, situated IN the town Of Lake Charles,
La, to-wit
a certain lot Or parcel Of firid, situated On
the corner OF Pnjd ana Hodges streets, having
q front Of two hSndred Il. more or less oil
Pujo street and running back, south, to tho
property OF the Kirby heirs; bonded north
BY Pujo street, east BY Hodges street, south
by property of the heirs Of B. Al Kirby, and
west BY property OF Charles Theobald and
Pat Fitzgerald together with the dwelling
house and all other improvements thereon.
on the following
TERMS AND CONDITIONS, To-wrrs
On credit OF ono, two and three years from
the day Of sale; purchasers To execute their
promissory notes for the purchase price Of
sale, payable respectively, and IN equal INSTALL
nients, one, two and three years from the day
ministrator, bearing eight per cent, per ans
mum interest from maturity until paid. with
personal secrTty to the satisfaction Of said
administrator, and with u special mortgage
and vendor't privilege To Be retained upon
said property, IN favor Of said estate, until
full payment Of said promissory notes.
FRANKLIN ". COURTNEY,
Administrator Of said Estate.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15


The ENTERTAIsMENr given Thursday
night, under the auspices Of the Ladies
Aid association, for the benefit Of thu
First Baptist Church Of Lake Charles
was grand success IN every way, and
we hope that the ladies Of the assecia
ton, who have worked so hard to make
it q success, are as web satisfied with
tho result, financially and otherwise, as
the audience was pleased with the en-
tertainment and with the bountiful
and elegant supper spread at the close
of the entertainment.
Space and press Of business preclude
our making AZ particular mention as we
would like 10 do Of the aevera, parts
taken BY the different young ladies and
gentlemen composing the Amateur
Troupe To mention particularly one
or more would be unjust discrimina-
lion, for each and every one entered
fully into the spirit of the occasion,
and surprised their own immediate rel
atives and friends as much as the
strangers present, by the accurate aud
artistic manner In which the different
characters were represented in aWoo-
ing Under Dificulties,p and q Stage
Struck "The Wise Virgins and
"The Foolish Virgins" were charm
ingly represented by the Eve young
ladies to whom was allotted Of first re-
presenting the Wise Virgins" clothed
in white, with lamps burning bright,
and countenances radiant, ioyfulIy1
awaiting the coming Of the BRIDE
groom, and then again all clothed in
black, with lamps gone out, il sorrow,
their grief at the answer of
their Summons, Verify, ! say unto
you, ] know you not The aSolos, y
BY Miss May Helm, were sweetly sung
and highly appreciated By the audience,
while the music discoursed by Pref.
Hortig's string band, during the inter-
vals Of the plays, added ilnmeasurably
% the enjoyment of the occasion.
Jacobs Well,r with Rachel In attend
lncc, was ,lsefrl and profitable as well
IS ornamental The ice cream was de-
icious, aud proved TO be grateful
boon To many who suffered from the
ieat, IN the ovcrcrowded room. Bnt
Ne supper-room was the GROWING glory
# all. More sumptaously laden, and
decorated, tables, we have
leHsr seen. All praise ~ the charm
ag ladies Of the Ladies Aid Associa-
ion, and the ladies of other denomina-
ions than the Baptist, for their untir-3
ug and indefatigable zeal in getting
p the supper, and ID seeing every one
erxed, 50 thav.no one should 30 away
dissatisfied. The entertainment was
epeated last night with change Of pro
ranAi,ae, ana to 4 good house. Wei
~ give next week the receipts from
aese embellishments. II
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15

ID. @. GIyENs writes to As from
Houston, SEexas, requesting us to
inform his friends here that lie was
entirely unaware ut the necessity
of his appearance here ait the late
term of our District Court, for
which no .iury was drawnl and to
assure them that lie will certaiuls
be here at the next term.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15

WE ARE INDEBTED to the Bo-
lenian Club Of Houston, Texas,
for polite invitation to visit that
city during the Volksfest on the
18th and 18th inst. 1t viii give us
pleasure to accept the invitation If
we can possibly do so.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15
The Third Tes-u.,.
IN. Q. Democrat

/ - EH-F $4,000,
House Of Representatives the othe
Ia s5a,a e f,l,. $500 els...
Nseuaes, ~ ohao' ih.e''atd ~ onef
! resolution expressing most emphati
ea,,d ~, /, Il; ~ III sb,~d tarn, nj,
~ 4 = - : L u
srraht men we're put 70 their Wat s ent
| to invent r,arl;amentAry devicae FL
a, 4 ..a. 80 ~ M. n NJ ~
PiS. SiiNiaas Wy ,'asaouu ~. ~ hic ~
iloxlous resolution. They demanded
fhe readino "a every h;lf ;nfrnd,,cad
- sssN $500
mace all SORTS 81 dlialory nlotlons anC
fually sueceedad in defeating Mr.
|I4asdas, ;nta,t;on ~ f.,lIa,.,;r. !.
\, 0Sese = ~ Ahs tonvwpaB y
W e4A1, ~ NY iesV'as1on Mhaeh caf'
siea sucu uas'na " y ~ iaaulea' fanksl
a w sspoelaiiy y hose Who haa ~,
cauAously piaced spen'selves oh recofa
ags 81 = A',ifd sefaal II 1872
Msfsas fne soasf la q se United rs,
peYsoa Il P sp IL te Unted
States f'r " asiIaite lan,fbsr u terms, but
u s sa carSine r n M ss awrtaen a9w sw
of the republic, associated with fhe names 81
patriots 81 our r,ast history should isnire M
~ accept for ourselves and estabiish "A \,
Dsit ~ our orgalie law tI,e ni,re f,Indalnei1tai
af,d patriotic DrfnciIn NJ Ami lleid III II nm
past }: ara II Is
W)ierpass 81 viii be- isnpraeticable far ~ IL
procure M n,nendIne,lt hi the c0nststl,t.on
prior 70 TIE next presidensia electipn !:
therefore. MI
:, I,2 Y n, e o,l # 5pgesaat a.,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15

READ THE ADVERTISEMENT I'M
der the head Of ssAuction Sale.n
Ladies' win find it to their interest
to attend that auction.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15

Our DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE for this parish should
appoint next week d representative
for Galcasieu parish on the State
central committee, 50 that Caleas
sicu may be represented ait the
meeting Of the latter committee, on
the 18th inst, at New Orleans.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15

OUR SPECIAL THANKS are ten
dered to our old friend y. 9. Batche-
aor, NJ. ID, the popular and efficient
Grand Secretary Of the tMasonic)
Grand Lodge of Louisiana, for a
copy Of the proceedings of the
Grand Lodge ait Its last annual
communication.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15

ARCHITECTS, desiring the con
tract for the church building Of the
First Baptist Church of Lake
Charles, will find specifications,
etc, at the store Of II. q. Gill, on
Ryan street, next to the Post Office.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15

Ono. II. WELLS, ESQ.,. went to
Calcasieu Pass, on business, last
Tuesday, returning home yesterday.
He SAW there citizens from all parts
Of Cameron parish, and reports
crops eyerywAerei IN good condition,
though needing rain.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15
Federal Supreme Court De-
cfsion.
TIE RIGHT OF THE STATE 70 REVOKE
CHARTERS OF LOTTERIES SUSTAINED.

I
i Washington, May 10. The follow
! ing decision was rendered by the Uni
ted States Supreme Court to-day:
| John 3. Stone ct al. VS.. the State 81
Mississippi--Appeal from tie Snprems
Court Of Mississippi. The question
presented BY this case il whether 1
State, after having chartered lottery
company and entered into contract
1 with it, still has constitutional right
before the expiration Of the company's
charter, and in the absence Of any de-
fault on the company's part, to pass
laws making the conducting ola lottery,
whether authorized or Otherwise, an
offense against the State. III the pres
ent case the State brought suit to sup
press a lottery known as the Missis-
sippi Agricultural, Education and
Manufacturing Aid Society, chartered
| by the State in 1867, but forbidden
by article IL, section I5 of the State
constitution of 1868. The Circuit
Court entered judgment Of custer
against respondents, which upon APP
|pcal was affirmed by the Supreme
Court Of the State. This court holds
that although the lottery company of
plaintiffs in error was duly chartered
BY the State, the Legislature which
granted that charter had no authority
u bargain away the police power Of
the Statc-that Is, the regulation Of
matters affecting public health and
public morals, That lotteries arc de-
3neralizing in their effects, no matter
how carefully regulated cannot, III
the opinion Of this court, be doubted.
There is nov scarcely State in the
Union whore there arc lotteries, ana
Congress has granted d special statute
The object Of which is to close The
mails against them This being tie
case, there can be no question that lot
teries are proper subjects for the ex-
ercise Of State governmental or police |
power. Contracts which the Federal
constitution provides are for those
which relate 70 property rights, not
TO governmental rights. Lotteries be-
long to larger class; they are d
species Of gambling, and wrong IN their
they disturb checks and
balances Of a, Well ordered community
society built on such q foundation
would almost Of necessity bring forth I
a'population Of spectators and gam
blers, living on expectation Of what
chance might award them from the
Accommodations of others. Certainly +
the right to stop them is government
u, and to be exercised at all times byI
hose In power at their discretion.
Any one, therefore, who accepts b lot
cry charter docs so with an implied
understanding that the people ID their
ioyereign capacity, and through their
properly constituted authorities, mayls
AXE If back at any time when thel
,ublic good shall require, and this
whether II 30 paid Of not lie gets
p legal effect nothing more than 4
icense to continue, On the next terms
AIMED for specified time, unless
ooper abrogated by the sovereign pow
i of The State; it il to permit COED as
gainst existing laws, but subject TO
utnre Legislation Or constitutional cont
rol Or withdrawal. Decree affirmed
sith costs. Opinion By Chief Justice
Waite. 4
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15
SHORT STOPS

1cE! IcEtl Ice! l-Lou. w. j.. r.
Co. having large stock Of Ice will
dispose of same at 5 cts. per pound.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15

A COOP RIDE.-If you want good
buggy ride call on W.D. jenkins, at
WIN. G. Fricke's grocery store.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15

Some Of onr local editorials this
week are from special reporter
pro tenn, to whom we are under
obligations.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15

Ctr EAfI.Ro The western
approach 10 the Merane,ftau river
bridge - completed, and piliDg for
the tabular piers "a tile west side
of that river will be driven next
week. Track has been laid from
Nennsilionyille, westward towards
the Mermerltau river, some eight on
nine miles, and that work goes right
ahead. The entire road way from
Orange to the Grand Marais VIII bei
surfaced by the end of next week
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15
LAND OFFICE an NEW ORLEANS, la,
IN April Ia, 1890 III

MTOTIGE 10 hereby given that the follow-
In ing named settler has tled notice of hia
Intention 10 make final proof In support Of
HIS claim, and secure final entry thereof at
Thursday, May 20, 1880, al ii O'clock q, III.
Daniel Bates who made Homestead appli-
cation No. Abs, for th u TIA of SW III and
w lI2 Of 3 p ia Of Soc B, A. 40, sR8,SWD,
LII, and names the following a. his witnesses,
Wv: John Gil Gray, James D, Kirkman, u. Vi.
Reid and ". fl Kirkrnan, all 81 Galcasel
IA wv. M. RuRWEfI.. Reristar.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-05-15

Administrator Of said Succession.
May !, 1880. 81 ~ y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28
Aasfdnotf6e 2tuno(6au.

Sn Ssferrei9 baben bic ,2iberas
len" gnbs NOusmbsr ben bunbsrtffeu Sab
rsstas Der E5ronbefsisuns SoisYb's II. in
isbr bsmoufratiuer @eiie ssfeisrt. Die
satbOIi.su bieIteu fl5 ieIbiiuerfianbIi@ BON
Der 5sisr, bic nur BEN Ramen mad ieusm
bsbausruswsrtbsu autOtratsn, tn BirtIi@'
teit aber bsm .9ibsraIismusA gait, fern,
unb pisIs 9ii9Sfs battsu bte abbaItuus
zines beiOnbsrsn ssfisoitssbisnffss, bsr ais
cine gsrberrIi@uns bes Sofepbinismus
bdtts ausssIsst werbeu t0nnen, psrbotsn.
Rs5t sranSIi9 unb In serabe feanSal0'
fer Wsiis bat ii& fa3li9 Der @isuer
Stabtratb bIamirt. gs stns In Dieu bas
@sra4t, baB Der arouprtn, RuboIf isine
W5bsI unb bie ionftise ginri@hanS ieines
SausbaItss tn Haris sesauft bab.. SufoIss
bsiien issts Der Stabtratb stnsn bsionbsreu
ausi4ub stu. bee srmitteIu iOIIts, ob bies
@sra9t bssranbst isi obsr ni9t. BEL ter
1ratbuns aber bie gtnietuns bieies aus'
i@ufss parsn auberbem ,iemli& i9arfe
aeubsrunssu aber bie Besanaisuns aus'
wdrtissr @si3dftsIeuts Sur& bie faiierli&s
GamiIis ssfallsn, psI&e nati,Ii& tsia Sc
bsinniB bIisbsm. Die asssifsIIten grmit'
teIuns.n srsabsn bic gruaSIOasteit bes
Sera4ts. Saslei& aber traf aus BEN @i'
niiterium elm S&rslbsu siu, NORM Der Rai'
fsr unb Der 4ronprins bas Ballet. wsl@es
bie Stabt Bel Der 8srudbIuns bss 2rOn'
printsu peranfaItsn pOIlts, abIsbneu uni
ben Bani@ ausipre3en, bab bie bafa'
ansseieste Sanme an bic armtu be'
Stabt pertbsiIt psrbsu mSse. Der pobI
unb naispeife @iener staStraib bat bi'
.Wais1 rstli& uerbient. ssa stfna1@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-12-28

teIben batten F4 iui 5ofraun bes llniver'
Ftatssssaubss psriammsIt, um fi@ nit benz
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