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Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

The dronth in many parts of the country has led to destructive forest fires. In the Pennsylvania oil regions 14O. 600 barrels of crude petroleum was burnt. In Canada there has been great destruction of timber.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

Bismarck is preparing for further changes of the laws bearing on the Catholic clergy. no doubt with shrewd, lookout for their support at the coming elections.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT Neccessitafing Surgical Operations-Lov- ing Mother Attempts to Take Pair
 of Shears from Her Child.
 PARENTS BE CAREFUL.

Domestic accidents common to women, aud some of them very serious. Mrs. Warner of South Rondout, Ulster Co. N. Y., weeks ago attempts to take from her child pair of shears with which it was playing. slight struggle-ensued in which the point of the shears entered Mrs. Warmers left eye t!rely destroying the sight. Her family physician did what he could, but intensely painful inflammation arose. which by sympathy threatened the loss of the other eye. Total blindness to woman having the care of household is irretrievable calamity. In this strait Mrs. W applied to the we'll known and skilful Surgeon, Dr. David Kennedy, of Rondout, N. r., who removed the injured by very successful operation setting aside all danger of further to the sight the other eye But owing to pain end mental distress her system needed tonic and restorative medicine To do this work the Doctor prescribed "Kennedys Favorite Reredy, which sustained it's reputation and laid sure foundation of health.
 DR. KENhEDY's "FAvoRIrE REMEDY" removes all impurities from the blood. regulates the Liver and Kidneys, Cures Constipation and sll diseases and weaknesses peculiar to Females. It is for sale by all our druggists at ONE DOLLAR bottle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

Primary education in England now costs about twenty-five million dollars annually. Of this amount the government contributes about ten millions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08
For Sale or toilet !

THE Dwelling house and Barns situated on the
 South side of West Street in the village of Litch held near the Lake View Hotel The house is vel oult nearly new, and in good order. Terms made easy and immediate possession given. Enquire the premlses 24-3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

Ash Tonic.-A Perfected Purifier of the system In abottles; 75 cents; For Dyspep- pure and Impoverished Blood, and Functional Derangements attendant upon Debility. For symptoms indicated by Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Nausea. Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Furred Trnguc, Drewsiness, Blauch. ed Lips. Sallow Complication, Pain at the side or back, Eruptions, Depression of Spirits, lrritabiiity and Hysteria, and for Building up the system. Ash Tonic is unquestionably the most prompt and energetic remedy yet devised. iEH ia3ss. 0#t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

The muddle of marriage laws is complicated little worse, if possible, by the decision of New Brunswick court hol ding marriage with a deceased wife's sister void
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

Methodism holds it's ecumencal council in London, next week, beginning their session at the old City Road Chapel where Wesley preached, and near which he was buried near a century ago. We should guess that the num- Der of John Wesley's disciples equals to-day the number of the communicants of the church from which he separated. It will be- an im- portant gathering to the denomination itself, and an interesting one to other denomina- tions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

iss1 Of L0hhsd sS' Probate Court Aug ls Eate of Daniel Page late of Goshen in said District deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of Litchfield hath limited and allowed six mouths from the date hereof the creditors of said Estate exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery All persons indebted said Estate requested to make immediate payment to 233w*
 SAMUEL D. PAGE, Administrator DIsTRIOT of Cornwall ss. Probate Court. Aug. 29 U 1881. .-- 'a' Estate of Seth Pierce late of Cornwall in said dis trlct deceased
 The Administrators represent the estate 1nsolvent and pray the appointment of Commissioners thereon. Ordered-That Commissioners to receive and ex- anime the claims of the creditors of said estate ap pointed at the Probate Office in Cornwall the 18h day of September 1881 at o'clock afternoon. of which all persons in interest will take notice and ap- pear if they cause and be heard thereon.
 JACOB B. HARDENBERGH, Acting Judge. We hereby cite all persons in interest to appear if they before said court at the time and place appointed by said Court to be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners said Estate
 shAstas sILas e paTTEasok A rnAs5S Administrators
 2s2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

Judge Black is introducing testimony to prove the loyalty of the Buchanan administra- tion. Holt and Stanton proved their faith by their works, and Judge Black has Judge Holts statement to the fact that he was in sympathy with them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

nIsTRICT of Washington ss Probate Court, Aug, O g, 1881.
 Estate of sherman P. Hollister late of Washington in sad district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate tor the district of Washington hath limited and allowed six months from the date for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate pay montto. 22-sw
 SAMUEL F. HOLLISTE ER. Executor
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

HAVE WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY always at hand It cures Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group. lnfiuen- Complaints 50 cents and $1 bottle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

BECAUSE IT ADDS TO PERSONAL BEAUTY by restoring color and lustre to gray or faded halr, and is beneficial to the scalp, is why Parkers Hair Balsam is such popular dress ing. ----I --.- LM -
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

U 1881. .-' Estate of Frederick W. Gum late of Washington in sad district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Washington hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the dors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those whe neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time, will be debarred recovery All persons indebted to said Estate requested to make immediate pay ment to 22-3w
 ABBIE l. GUNN, Executrix.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

DISTRICT of Washington ss. Probate Court, Aug 22, U 1881. Estate of Jonathan N. Hme late of Washington in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate fo. the District of Washington hath limited and allowed six months from the date for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate requested to make immediate pay ment to 22.3w
 EDWARD J. HINE, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08
New Haven, August, 1881.

The Paris correspondent of the New York Tribune gives an interesting account of Gam betta's difference with his constituents ot the Belleville district in that city. The Radicals wEo have hitherto stood stoutly by him were dissatisfied with his Tours speech, which they thought too conservative. At a meeting where they expected explanations, difficulty arose about the appointment of officers. A bright grocer's clerk was the choice of the crowd for place on the stage. The more
 aristocratic Republicans on the -eplatfersa showed him back, and then the row began. Gambetta lost his temper and behaved with even more than the usual French lack of dig nifty. As a consequence he is beaten in one of the Parlsian districts in which he ran and near ly beaten in the other. His opponents made a shrewd hit by taking their platform verba. tim from Gambettas own utterances at time where he was much more radical than now. The question which now arises is this. Can Gambetta break with Radicalism and Paris and still lead the Republic?
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

Our next objective point is Collinsvile. passing through Unionville which is one of the prettiest and neatest villages we visited Celllnsville is the great axe mart of the world, and much time may be proftably spent in visiting the factories. There is very fine hotel at their place, which is neatly and ele- gantly fitted up with all the conveniences necessary for comfort; but it's c,sisine needs & little more attention.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08
SATAN's KINGDOM.

Leaving Collingvile we pass through New Hartford, Pine Meadow and Satan's Kingdom, the latter a wild place where the river, the road and two railroads run side by side for some distance. We didn't seee the s'Old Fellow himself, as it was understood that he had gone to the sea shore far little recrea- tion-probably to Savin Rock.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

Prof. Pumpefly, the geologst, has been en- gagged to makea full survey of the region along the Northern Pacific, and the Oregon railway. The work is with view of induc- ing settlement
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

The war between Chili and Peru is ended, but there is still no peace. Chilli is inclined to demand the whole southern province of her conquered adversary. There seems to be an expectation that the United States will lend aid to settlement by guaranteeing payment by Peru of her war indemnity. The United States will do nothing of the kind. The con- stitution, ifnot the common sense of our govern. ment, would forbid any ensnaring arrange ments such as becoming surety for other governments. especially for so unstable gov ernment as that of Peru.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

Gladstone still keeps out of the House of minority. He has just sent up big brewer, however, to sit with the privileged legislators of Great Britain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

Not quite one acre in thousand of French soil is now owned by the church. At the time
 of the 4reat revolution, if we are not mista- ken, about third of the land of the country was owned by the hierarchy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

The New York Republican State Conven. ton is to be held at New York city on the 9th, of October. This is considered stslwart move.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08
TWISTED

After much ''up hill'' work we arrived at Winsted As we struck this town the same day as the circus, it had very lively and gala appearance, all the people from the ou,layirg z rural districts were aockiug in to the show. After spending several hours here we passed on early in the evening to Wolcnttville (now Torrington) and found a nights rest and quiet at the Allen House, under the care Of it's hos pitable landlord and lady.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08
LITCHFIELD.

From here 10 Litchfeld was pleasant drive, and as we entered the town by the way of Chestnut Hill, we could not but notice the great chai ge that had been made in that sec tion, through the enterprise of Mr. Starr. of ''Echo Farm."' The improvements he has made there show what can be done by the use of patience, time and money. Old Litchfeld looked pleasanter than ever as we drove through it's streets little before sunset. Where can there be found a street to surpass your North street, with it's lofty and majestic elms and it's velvet-like grass plats? Even our famed Temple street, with all it's beauty, is not to be compared with it for grandeur and picturesque effect. We were bound for the Island House, where "mine host" although having "house full, ," found place to store us away. Here we found refreshing breeze coming of the Lake, and with one of Georges suppers and good nights rest we were in fine condition to enjoy the breakfast of fish and other luxuries set before us the next morning. This is lovely spot, and just the place to spend season in hunting and fishing One gentleman stopping at the house, having notion that he could ''bring down" the eagle which makes the Lake one of it's haunts
 started out at an early hour in the morning to bag him, bG: after persistently popping away" for an hour or tive, returned, bringing with him not the glorious bird of freedom, but crow and shitepoke. He had promised his friends in the city to bring home with him the eagle wila which to adorn their fre-engine; but the "laGdies" will hardly accept the sub stitute he was on a fair way to furnish.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

The heavy gale of Saturday night, the 26th,
 ult.. was hurricane on the Southern coast. Over 20 negroes were drowned at Port Royal,
 s. 0. Several buildings were unroofed at Savannah, and it is reported over 100 lives were lost off the Georgia coast. .-- ].
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

Resting here for night, the next day we re. turn to Plainville, and take the road to Farm ington to visit one of the oldest towns of the State. A drive through the village at once impresses one with the antiquity of the place. The meeting house. is yet standing much as it appeared more than century ago. There are many beautiful residences in the village, and among the notable places is Mss Porters female seminary, which has national repu- tation. The noble old elm trees that line the main street are something that any town may take pride in.
Litchfield enquirer., 1881-09-08

It seems that the chief promoter of the Atlanta Cotton exposition is Maine Yankee by the name ot Kimball. He is one q those who believe that it is fer the interest of the South to advertise" her capabilities and he is no doubt right.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

pie 2sfaaeten 8enus, Supiter unb
Saturn bilbsn iest turss 8eit mad Cons
uenuntersans elm SternbiIb, bas BITE aaf'
mer.lamteit isbss Bsidauers auf fi& sisbt.
Obwobl gsnus untsr bieien brei @sftirasn
bas tlsinfte 1T, psrbreitet fe pisl msbr
@Ians als Der pisl srOsere Supiter, weI'
dem pieber Der bautle Saturn NIT isinen
Rinssn an @Iuns na@ffsbt. Supitet's
Balm nabt fd INNER msbr Der bss Gas
turn, bts beibs PIaneten am %. Gpril
fdsinbar f9 trsfien wsrbsn. Oo4 wirb
bieie intereKants 5immsIserf&einuns fir
uus ni$t i9tbar fem, ba Der SIans Der
Srnne f. bann 10 iberfrableu wirb, baB
ie In ibrsm 9i&tmeers ani4einens psrs
idwinben perbsn. SbuobI ii@ BITE Pla'
nsten Saturn unb Supiter aue 20 Sabre
iebr nabe tommeu, 1T bersits msbr ais eth
Sabrbunbsrt usrfOfsn, bab bic 8snus NIT
ibnen In cine ioI4e @oufeaation s~etrsten
III. 2sste Bo9s bat genus ben Supiter
paiRrt unb ON 1. Rdrs paiRrte Re ben
Saturu. Dur9 bas TsIeseop bstradtst,
flebt bic gsnus iest einem 5aIbmOnbs
dbuIi4. Wdbrenb Der nd@fen susi Wo'
nate wirb ibre beIeu&tete S&eibs bsfans
big abnebmen unb INNER mebr elmer FL
bermsiben SidsI dbuIi& werbsn, bis aud
fe am g.. Wai bur@ ben Strablentran3 bsr
Come benz msnidIiden ause entridt
wirb. Dur4 has EsIeseop bstra@tst,
wirb bic genus In ben Wonaten WdrS unb
april INNER i96ner, ba fe, ie psnissr pom
iar ,u isben III, INNER msbr an @Ians tu'
ntmmt. Sbre sr6Bte 9slIs wirb fs am 81.
mdrs errsi4sn, mo pOn ibr nur nod eth
DrittsI gu isben fem wirb. VIZ
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

Dis(er Gage, 70 tbsiIt uns elm ,uusrs
ldiFssr Wunu NIT, iaste ber &eiisubs Der
Sirma gooI 9iliam & So. i'm SaIOpp
bic gIaparass binuu. Rsben Tim an Der
anbern Ssits Der StraBe fests-un9-
Der &seortsr Rans unb Der Staotmari9aa
8. Duane nod II. Ctr. binauf uno tra9s
tsten ben @siisnbsn gu ibsrboIsn. aIio bier
iebsu mir ben gbsf Der fidotii9su gOIisei
Der besabIt III, au isbsn, baB bic ftdotii9en
ResI.meate aussefibrt werbsn, in uOusr
llsbsrtrstuns biefer &esIsmsute. Das
sebt bsun bod 3u melt. Sn unfsrsr fdbti'
f9sn gsruaItuus i@sint es, fab ale ganbs
Der Orbuuus seIOdsrt. tlnb ba wunbert
man f9, psnn bic Bigbugs an Scout Str.
unsefraft UNI bic D.tte S&Iitten fabren!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
Sfa6 Sci StuafaG! Sreitas gsa9.

Sfa6 Sci 2tngfhG! Srsitas Nads
mittas fubr elm Sarmer unb iein Na9bar
i'm SdIittsn mad Center 9roue bin. auf
Der 96be bel Wsft Dubuque mueten fe
elmer S6nesusbe auswsi9sn. gbe fe fid
poriaben, Iasen beioe Yfsrbe in einem al
ten, so SuB tisfsu Winerali4a4t, erff
feI has cine, barn bus aubere biuein
unb nur GROCER @siftessesenwart 1T ss gu.
3uidreibsn, bas aud nidt bic beiben Ndns
usr binsinfirstsn. Gin i5uener Sprung
aus benz S9Iitten rsttsts ibnsn bas aebsn.
Die gisrbs Iiessn aeridmsttert auf benz
goten bss Sdadtss.
Gm ieIbsu Gage sei6ab Elm anberes bers
artises llusIia burd sinsn alien RineraI'
i6u9t. 3usi saaben, bic bsim molten,
u~srIcrsn R9 Bel 8onions 5arm I'M S9nee.
gI5sIi9 first Der porbere BON bsiben in
einsn alien S9adt ibsr so SUB tief.
@ridrsdt CAB fsia SesIeiter ben gIarm tn
Der Ra6bari4aft. @s sslaHs ben ianseu
Wann aus benz S9a6te bsraus3usieben.
Der wuubs.barsr Dstie nit benz 2sbeu ba'
pon Tam unb MIR rsnise S@ramsen er'
bisIt. Dab Is bod ni9t ut6sIi9 If, tisi'
alien Sdadte ~auyubsden. Sc 1T iSor
pieI rlnsIid babur9 eutfaubsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
2aau rpirft I'M fern 2Iapor 2suf6

WV
INNER Dor, fem auftrstsn isi iu srob, er
~erinnere 1u isbr an ben Backwoodsman,
fei gu boorish, CT iet ni9t ssbdsslt uns &C.
i5nissIt ssnus unb bersIei9en msbr. 0a'
binsessn i9rsibt man es benz StraBsuauf'
ie5er DopIins auf &s@nuns, CT fsi 81
gentlemanlike fir einen arbsiterboas; ct
IieBe ben 9anbp gu uieI b~srausbanseu.
Dem iOnnts iebr Iei9t absebOlfen unb al
Ierfsits 3ufrisbsnbeit sei9affen wsrben.
Die pdre Is, wsnn man ben Strabenaufs
isbsr 9ouIins gum Mupor unb ben Rapc,
Bui6 gum StraBsnaufisber ma4te3 Gins
inb mir fiber. DopIins nimmt bic RO'
mination on unb sann babsn mir etuen
Wapor, Der in puncto Der 5erri9aft unt
bss Styles ni9ts ~ wani&en abria
IdBt unb mabr@einIid aud ben Obereu
S&i4ten Der biefsen @eieai&aft wsseu
feinsr SaIonfdbisteit pabt. l1nS an BEN
alien Bui5 srbaIten mir einsn SraBsn'
aufleber, ME sr I'M Bu9e ftsbt. ErOt
ieines alters nabus Ct Saue unb Spisbads
unb ma4te ben Nrbeitsrn Gins Dor. Was
bsnten bic 8ars.r su benz gori9Ias? 81.
StabtwabI 1T Dor Der Tbare unb es wdrs
iuf bic rsdts Ssit gum Ds9ieI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
S6ou batten mir bic SOffnuns aebsat,

S6on batten mir bic Soffnuns sebest,
baB es Ieste Wo9e nit benz @inter gu
Gnbe Jet. Die parmsn Gage am aus'
gang be, Iesten unb anfanss bisier Wo4e
i&isneu bic 9Oiiuuns su bsiidtissn. absr
Der Wenid bentt, unb @ott Ientt. Oien'
flag mar miIbes Dsttsr, Der Sdnee idmpI,
unS bas @aHer flos burd bic Strubsn.
0a sesen 5 l1br absnbs fstt Elm @euitter
Elm, ss bonnert uub bIitt ME i'm 5rib
ling baun warb aus benz Gssen 5usel,
aus benz 5assI sroSfodiser, baun fsiner
S9nee. Der Binb Der gnfanss Iei6t
blies, warb ftarter unb ftdrtsr unb sssen
fsben llbr abenbs battsn mir sh,sn S9nse:
ituru,, ME mir eiuen b5ieru nod ni5t &C.
isben baben unb Der 70 sismIi5 bic Ra9t
binbur9 bausrte. Worsens Iassn absrau
In ben Strubsu S5nsepsben unb nit
Wibs tonntsn f5 bic Stlitten Der Stra.
B~ensiisnbabu bur@brtnsen. 9amit b6rts
fur Dubuque Der gettebr per giisnbubn
sdnsIi9 aaf, nur bic nSrbIid sebsnbs 5Iub'
siieubabu, bic burd bic Bsrss ssi9ist 1T,
bsbieIt ibrs 9sIsifs often unb bat is bsuts
(MOntas), NO mir bieies idrsiben, nod
INNER often. Saseseu Iauste felt Witt'
mod teiu 8us usber BON, Often mod pom
@sfen an, Gin Sus uou Clinton suuna
f4 bur6. 9ise sinseu sbenfalls ni4t ab.
benin ode geriu9s f9eite.tsn. Gin 5ue
iibIi5 ram Bel Suuuunab non ben S4is'
men unb Iiesen bic eiIisen &siieubsn iet
nod bort. Wir braudsn uns beBuesen MID
Bet uniern aeiern gu entiduIOisen, weur
fs usbsr Ssitunsen nod antuOrt anf ibr
Briefe betomuen. Ssit Wittpo9 babe,
mir teiuen grief pom auswdrts ssisbsn
@si1afte purbsn teins In Der Stabt &c
than. Sc tonnts Nismaub berein. 81
&uu flsute ipisIten NIT ben Sartsn unb In
9ofas,t triebsn bic gnseffsuten alerIs
2irumIaruul. Die Sra4tbabnb6fs finb |
gut aIs ssi9IOhen, ba bic Gpmpasnis,
feline 5ra9t a%unsbmen unb teine empfan
qen. .....
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

Auoers Settem! Sn 1852 anb 1855
eriftirtsn In unisrer Ra9bari&aft gotof
3wsi 5eitunssn: Signal u. Republican.
sic wurben beibs w6&eutIi@ berausssse'
ben unb srbisItsn sissns tsIssrapbii&s Ds'
psi@sn. sIus ben POtofbIdttsrn sinsen
bic Dspei9en bann In bic 0ubuqusr 3sis
tunsen aber. Dsr iouts beute iasen, bah
biss m0sIi9 sewefen mare, unb bod mar
ss 70. 9eute bat POtOf .sin eiusisss gIatt
unb Dubuque bat cine sanSe an3abI pisI
ssIsiener unb melt perbreitetsr Rsuistsits'
botsn. PotOf If elm tIsinsr Srt ssbIis'
ben, Dubuque bic 9asptfabt, psnn aud
ai@t bic pOItii@e, Sowa's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

pie 2Sa6f, wsI&e am Routas D. IS.
~absebaIten wurbs, I'm, gu srfabrsn, Oh bas
Bolt Wiusns lei, bsr 81. ID. u. ct. 9au1
@iisnbabn 60. $ss, 900 Wsrtb Gisentbuu
81 iberseben, nm eineu gabubcf brauf 81
bausn unb Waidinsnwertitdttsn gu erri9'
ten, 1T gu 9unifen bes 9ruieetes ausss'
fallen. Sc wurbe nur sin mdbis ftarts!
@otum ~abseseben. rnb omar ftiututer
1904 9arssr fur unb Bios "a sessn bal
grpisct.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08
SEER 4. %. G6eif, Rer@ants 9Ot

SEER \. %. g9eif, Rer4ants 9otsl,
SbsIbp.S trase, Detroit, did, i4rsibt
Mtt gsrsuisen reibe i'd mein Ssusnie
iber bic Birtunsstraft bss bsutidsn 5sil'
u,ittsIs ct. SatObs Del ben 3eusnifsr
@isIsr an, wsI9e f9 Iobenb ibsr bafsIb'
ausfpradsn. Ssit Sabren pom ,bsumati'
i9sn 9eibsn beimseiadt, ssbrau4te Id
usridiebeue mitteI isbo9 obns ben &C.
uini9ten @rfOls unb fins an, an msins'
8isbsrbsrfsQuns 81 psr3weifeIn. 90
purbe i9 NIT benz ct. Satubs Del betann'
u. u1siue tibnfen grwartunssn wurbsn II
ben Sdattsn ssftslt. 5sute bin i'd mob
unb fibIe wie neusebOren, Dant benz St
Satobs Del. ,....4' ,sy. ......
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

Cine f6anobare Scene trus ftd
Sonutus Nudmittas an @OaIer assnus
su. Gin RubsI Subsn, nidt t!siue &nas
ben, iOnbern baIberwadiene 2immeI imam
uerseibe bas @ort) bombarbirten etnsn
balbmeiien unb etuas ansstruntenen Rann
nit S9neebauen, baB er iid n;@t msbr 3l
beIfsn wuBte. RitIsibiss Rsni4en emit
sosen i'm bisier rObsn Suseno, inbsm fs
i5u In S9mibts Brausrei bersinbta4ten.
IN anbsrn Strabsneden parfen bic 8ubsu
NIT S9nesbausn mad ben Pferbsu, um fl
i6su su MAIDEN unb fOsar mad ben Sn'
iassn Der S9littsn. YoIi,ei aeiste fd
nidt. Die 1T INNER abueisnb. Sosa'
bidt am 9OIiteibauptqaartier trisbsn bi,
Bubsn bsrartisen l1nfus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

pie istteu teIesrapbii@en 0spsiSsn
msIbsn, baB unierm Dubuqaer Ritbirser
@m. o. Auiion, pom Yraibent 9arfsIo
Der Soften aIs S9asamtsistrstdr (5i'
u~anamiaifer) u~nssboten warb, ct bsnisI'
ben aber ausidIus. BinbOm BON Nin'
nsiota bat bic Stsle erbaItsn unb Der Soma
Senator Rirtuoob lit Sstretdr (Ninifsr)
bss Snnern ssuorbeu. slutfOn bat anbere
Rofnsn I'm &opf; CT bentt, wie Rapos
Icons SoIbaten on ben baton de marecbal,
b. 3. on ben 9r6Hbentsnitubl. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-03-08

Ale sieienisen nnferer Sefer, BIZ
lbsr spei Sabre I'M Radfanbe finb, fnbsr
In nd5fer Drummer ibre &sdnuns In be-
Ssftuns. Bir CT % arten untsr lie
Der gsbinsuns antwort au
bisis @abnuns. @snn ni4t, isbst
pir uns ssswunseu aubere RittsI gu Ct
sreifsn. @sr isinsn &idfanb nidt gan
besablsn Tam, besabIe bic 9dlfte. 9sier.
bic niSt panttIi9 ibrs aIbonnemsntsseIbe'
sinientsn, fnb cine g'ass uns eta fort
pdb,enber gerIuf fir 3eitunsen.