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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-01-12
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY II, 1881,
1.-THE CHILDREN LAUGHED AND SANG

1.-THE CHILDREN LAUGHED AND SANG.
1t was in the chill December
And the Angel of Death came by,
And he rustled his wings of darkness
AS he swept through the wintry sky:
household of happy creatures
Dwell quiet and free from care,
And the Angel stole in softly,
And stood all silent there.
(But the children laughed and sang at their play;
Never fear nor pang had they.)
And the Angel swiftly in silence
Struck home the mortal blow,
And in the wintry morning
He laid the father low:
And wildly the Borrowing mother,
Bewildered and stunned with woe,
Walled in her lone bereavement,
And wished that she too might goi
(But the children laughed and sang at their play;
Never fear nor pang had they.l
Cold in the lonely chamber
Lay the fathers form at rest,
And they laid the delicate fower-wreaths
Upon his quiet breast;
And forth from his home they bore him,
And hid him from sound and sight,
And they heaped the cold earth above him
While the chidrens feet trod light.
(But the boys went home to their happy play;
Never fear nor pang had they.)I
And often the childish footsteps
Are turned to their fathers grave.
Where the grass with its glistening hoar-frost
Lies over that heart SO brave;
And sometimes they watch their mother
Bending in sorrow and pain;
And they say in their childish voices:
will papa never come again?"
Out soon they laugh and sing at their play;
Never fear nor pang have they)
So God ir His infinite pity
Shuts the eyes of the children DEAR
And they not the fell Destroyer,
Though their eyes are so bright and clear.
And said: There's no Past for the children
With its terrible pangs and stings;
And for them no brooding Future
Spreadeth its threatening wings.
All they see is the Present-To-day;
And so let them laugh and sing at their play"
Chambers Journal.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1881-01-12
The Danubian Floating Mills.
ICor. New York Tribune.

The floating grain mills on the
Danube are perhaps its most curious
feature. Fancy two canal boats moored
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-23
SUMMONS,

n The DISTRICT CURT OF THE 2ND
Judicial District, of the State of Nevada, in
ana Tor the ounty of Ormsby.-Action brough,
In the District Court Of the Second judicial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada in and for the County
Of Ormsby. and the Complaint filed in said Office
or the Jerk OF said District Court.
ALICE POLLARD, Plaintiff,
JOHN p. POLLARD, Defendant.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to John p
Pollard, defendant: You are hereby required to
above named plaintiff in the District Court Of the
second Judicial District of the State of Nevada in
ana Tor the ounty of Ormsby. and to answer the
panies this summons) within ten days Exclusive
OF the day of service) after the service on you of
TINS summons II served within this county; or if
within twenty days, otherwise within forty days
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you. The said action is brought to recover q
Judgment and obtain decree dissolvirg the
ponds OF matrimony heretofore and now existing
neIWeen you and the above named plaintiff upon
the q ounds: First.That you have failed. neg
Iecteo ana le1used for the space of more than one
year last past, to provide for said plaintiff the
common necessaries of life, when such failure
anu negiect was not the result of poverty, which
try Second-That you have contracted since
marriage the habit Of habitual, gross drunken
ness, which incapactates you from contributing
your share toward the support of this plaintiff
Plalntln afro seeks to obtain decree giving her
custody and control of your minor child Lewis
hereby notified that if you fail to appear and an
sWer tne SAID complaint as above required the
palnlln viii apply to said Court for the relief de-
me ONCE OF the Clerk of said Court
(C@) d!ven under my hand, and the Seal of |
ZEAL me District Court of the Second Judi
md for the county of Ormsby, this 18th dav 1T nf
une, IN the year Of our Lord one nd eighi |
hundred and eighty one. o'eA'
,e,st, MD. HATCH, Clerk.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Second Juaicis, M.tn COURT OF Tmx
Hs crad;, .ne county Of Ormsby Joseph hvi..a
suant 10 az III. to Creditors Of Insovent
District Court 10 and for Grms, countv aoss q s
an n9 95ed,05s
,, Soar. at the Court Of said Conrs uogc IN
Day Of J Ju 1ala county Of ormsby the ELayES
tn. and there show at 10 o'clock NJ Of thsts
OK n sad nsovent should be .ny tSs
his debts ana DC made, ant he be
such case made and and in the ., se S
Witness nv banS s So ,nnsovent b. stayed
sEAL] day Of June, A. D. 1881 VI 'aid Court tAis IN
june9-3od =,
n. D. HATCH, ClsrA.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-23

Ihere are more miners at work in
Gold Hill now than ut any one time
during the past three years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-23

"nen a pretty Irish girl is stolen ax :
tney suspected some Boycotter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-23
NOTICE,

II EN- MpRSON. OF THE EAGLE
Iror to July 1851 nd all persrns in ebted mn s,
osse are requested to settle with him immeda. civ '
Carson, July 7, 1881 IAAAHsON.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-07-23

Melissonier and A. Dumas are. "A is vel,
known, fast friends. They are both en-
thusiastic biliard-players, and it is recorded
hsre that one evening the great artist o.,
30 excited over the match that he com.
menced lot course in JEST to bet the
l pictures OF his own private gallery. in
Gliding some eff his own Choicest works IN
the different games. Dumas won and Won
TIL he had become the nominal owner of
every painting in Meissoniers possession
including the painting of 'The Ouarre1
which belonged to Queen Victoria and
which had been sent to the painter to have
some alteration made in it. The ne,t
morning Dumas sent to MISSIONER q. =
n''lae conclusion to the joke. written re. |
lease In full of all obligations toward him
10 this Meissonier replied by sending
Oomas q Charming little water.color from
bus own magic pencil, inscribed "Mv
losses"
The National tribune., 1881-03-01
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The Flood in Washington.

This event which eliminated on the 18th of Feb
ruary last deserves at least brief notice in our
paper. 1t was caused by great masses of floating
ice lodging against ice which was stationary against
the Long Bridge, dam being thus formed whereby
the water of the Potomac forced up into the city
On the day we name Pennsylvania avenue from
Seventh street to the Capitol grounds resembed
river, the water being from one to six feet deep,
while that part of the city lower than the avenue
was submerged deeper. 1t was indee9 a
strange spectacle to behold boats loaded with people
being rowed up and down the great Avenue of the
Capital City. Such an event may not happen in
hundred years more and if the Congress of the
United States will properly egisate in the interests
of the city, it will never again occur.
The National tribune., 1881-03-01

THIRD. That no change in the law is required to
make his administration successful.
Now, as Mr.. Bentley has denied all these, where
does the report leave him?
Does he mean to confess by his action in staying
in office, that all this turmoil made by him was a
sham and pretence, will he vndcate the
honesty of his convictions by resigning to let
another man try the law as it is.
No man has ever been set down upon quietly
so efectually, and so good naturedy in our
memory, Cor every word in these golden sentences
weigh a ton.
No bellows of windbag has ever been so eff
fectually punctured, no imaginary selfassumed i'm
portance so utterly demolished in so few words
The committee has our thanks They have done
their duty and done it well, let the President
do his
The National tribune., 1881-03-01
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The National tribune., 1881-03-01
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The National tribune., 1881-03-01

After full, fair and laborous investigation, the
House Select Committee came TO the unanimous
conclusion that the existing system ought to be
be maintained; that the fault was in the admins
tration, not in the law
After such verdict only course is left for
Mr.. Bentley, if he be an honest and high-minded
man.
He has repeatedly declared that he cannot admin
lister justice under the present system If so, let
him do the decent thing and resign, for we assure
him act of all his official life will be so universally
popular.
The National tribune., 1881-03-01
President Garfield's Cabinet.

James G. Blaine, of Maine Secretary of State
William Window, Of Minnesota, Secretary OF the
Treasury.
Robert Il. Lincoln, of Illinois, Secretary of War,
William IL Hunt of Louisiana, Secretary of the Navy
Samuel j. Kirkwood of Iowa Secretary of the Interior
Thomas l.. James, of New York, Postmaster General
Wayne McVeagh, of Pennsylvania, Attorney General
The National tribune., 1881-03-01
A Compliment.

Hear what Brother Mosier, of the Bristol (Ind.)
Banner, kindly says about and just see if he is
not a man of veracity by sending us so cents:
No ex-soldier would be without THE NATIONAL TRIB-
did he realize the value of that journal his direct
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wear.
The National tribune., 1881-03-01
Assassination of the Gear of Russia.

Alexander III, Emperor of Russia was killed on
the 18th of this month, at st. Petersburg, by
shell thrown by an assassin.
The National tribune., 1881-03-01
A Request.

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paper to spare, kindly send us copies of THE Ma
rIoNAL TRIBUNE of October, 1879, and December,
1880
The National tribune., 1881-03-01

Do this thing and do it promptly, for the sake of
the hundreds Of thousands who wait and watch for
your actOn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
Staotrat6sper6auolnn

RonatIi9s Sisuus.-@ is &c:
pSbnIid sins bic Wense 9eiu9e aIer ari
In PripatanseIesenbeiten ein. Patrid
Rurpbp unb 9snrp 5assrmanu uerlansen
isber blss $500, neil fs auf einem nit
Sis beIestsu Seitenuess fisIea. Die Gu:
lpri9e wurben benz gomite bss @an3en
gum Bsri9t ibsrpisisn. 0ie monatIit en-
8eri9te Der Beumten sinsea elm, bstsn
absr rur wsnis @rpdbnansspsrtbss. gsi
9eIsssnbsit Der 3abuiits sina Der SpaB
los, als D6rfer fraste, parum Ooulins
auf Der Sabuifs ftdn6s. @s aeiste i9
aus ben 8srbanbIunsen, baB benz Stra.
B~snauHsbsr tsine pofttiue arbeit anseuiss
fen 1T, er bsuts bic arbeitsr, bic Stsins
bre@en, iberwade, ulorsen rldfdnbtse
Steuern eiutreibe, meif aber ben Gentle:
men ipisIs unb Ridts tbus. Eros alsbsm
uarb CT be3abIt, ba bas irii9s Clement i'm
be,abIen pole. 60. Suuipan's unb s..
2embed's Bombs purbsn s~utsebsiben.
aSs ben Gomitsberidtsn sebt bsruor, baB
has 9oItseibauptquartier perlsst porben
TT. Oie Afemente pou 8. 9ennsfIep muir,
ben auf $4,000, pon Ebielen aaf 90, 900
uRb pom Ei4irsi unb S9winb auf $4,000
seisst. 2etteren iolen $ss bu pieI bstabIte
Steuern suriderifattet werbsn. 9te aus
tlase sssen BoIisit Rpbsr CAB pisbsr ans
LAB su bittern Debatten, wurbe aber fallen
ssIaFsn, neil bas PoIiset' gomits bic
Sa9s ni9t auf BITE S@uIter nsbmen
woute. AIbsrmann 2sdie tbsiIte NIT, bab
bic W. & ct. gauI gtfsnbabusg ompasnis
f9 ssmeissrt babe, Elm Union Depot bauen
gu beIfen. gs uurbe anssorbnet, baB &c.
wife 8 Prs3. Snterefsn trasenbe Anwei'
funsen stnsebosen unb nlir msbr 9 pro3. Sns
tereient rasen foqen. DerW apsr rei1te cine
aiemIi9 eurioie 8oti@aft Elm, In psI9sr Ct
smpfsbIt, TN GsusrsD Department su fpas
rem, teine 8. optic an3utaufen, bic Saten
unb Better 9. ab3uf@affen unb auf Dsit.
Dubuque sin Rsferpoir ,u bauen, um 8ais
fer tu babsn, bort s~ntfsbenbe Ssusr su
I6i&en. Dk porseIesten &eSnunssn
wurben nit penisen a~usnabmsn senebs
mist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
aus oeun Gage6n6 zines 2sepor.

aus Dem Gage6u6 zines 2tspor
ters.-Guf feinem Bss bic Stabt binun'
ter, fab unier &eporter Rr. 2atbrop aui
ieinsm Wasen. auf bic 5rase, Oh ct bas
WitteI, bsfsn Ramsn In aIer Wunbe unb
pom benz isbsr @ofenfsin unb isbs Gen,
er3d5It, aud ssbrau9t babe unb mas Ell
bauon bente, wurbe er sntbufafii4,-
,Ob i'd ct. Jatobs Del ssbrau9t babe9"
risf er, vNatirIi9! Oarauf fSnnen Sic
psttsn. gs lit bas bebsutenbfe Ding bie'
fer slrt. bas ie sema9t wurbe. Sd bate
Rbsuuatismus in Der QUITE, fubr sr fort.
uns swar tn iOl9sm @raSe, baB i'd 3uIsst
nidt msbr obue 5lIfe pon Rridsn seben
tsnnts. Sd IieB mid ti9tis nit ct. Sa'
tobs Del sinrsiben unb mar baIb i'm Stans
be Stod unb Rrids in bic gdss u usrfen.~
That's what's the matter with st. Jacobs
Ola, risf sr, CAB ieinem Pfsrbs bic geiti@s
uub fort route Der Wasen nit benz 6os
Sabre alien gerebrer bes bsIisbten beuti9sn
Mittsls. - (DiIminston, DsI., s@uerp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
2sarmm Der Superpi(orenrat6 onr9
Die SranS- Snrp In RnRfasesu.
faao se(ett weroen foIte,
dber nt6f marc.

Sdon Ianse sebsn Iaute snb, ME es
i6sint, sere&tfertiste 8Iasen I'M, sessn bie
tbeuers unb i9Iedte arbsit, bic an uuiern
@~ountpbriden aemadt pirb. Ginise Der
9roBsei4porenen battea fi4 bic Sa9e
aemettt unb bra6tsn He Bel Der Istten
Sisuns Dor. @s banbeIts fiji B elonbers
UNI mebrere In Cascade psrsebsasn Britt;
Ten. an cine Bride tn Der Rdbs bon Gas
cabe iollte etne Sliselmauer anssbaut psr'
ben. @s uurbe pon .. Barter elm &nge'
bot einsereidt unb auor i'm 8strase BON
500. Barrier erbteIt bic Nrbeit nt9t, ion'
bern Elm anSsrer. Dieter anbsrs ma6te
bic Wauer unb bei6ottsrte bic grids nit
Bacterial, etua $75 an @ertb, erbisIt uber
uitt $l65, ionbern In 3wsi Warrants
,uiammen $3.50, Ieie unb idreibe iiebcn
bunbcrt breiBis Collars. gn Der Sauier
Bride wurben mad reidItser abi6dsuns
fir SIS glrbsit selisfert, Der Contractor
erbisIt $95, Ieie uuo idreibe iinfunb'
neun,ig SpQars. aR Der 8arrott Bride
in Dodge EowHibip foltsn ¶turen
uorssnommen ruerbeH. s. Reiter unb ..
@elbarb rei4tsn elm @ebot Elm, bic Nrbsit
fur $3.50 au tbun; Der Superpiiorenratb
sab Scenario unbers bic arbsit anb bieier
Inbere erbislt 1852, Ieie unb i5rsibe tint
bunoert ,ueiuuSfinf3is Dollars. @ir
t6nnten nod meter cittren, aber IS m6se fir
tisiesmaI ssnissn. Oieie Grbsitsn parsn
IS, bic bic 9raub: Su,p In Betradt sos unb
pespesen man bic geb6rbe In GutIass3us
fanb iesen polts. Die 8susen purbsn
sslassn, psrb6rt, ubsr bic antIase srfoIste
ni9t, p~snisifsns 1T Biz istt nod nidt's
batiber perlautst. Bel etneu1 fd6ttidsn
S5uSmeifsr, Der fi9 am 9eIoe bss Dol:
tes uersrifsn, fanb man es tn Der Srbs
nuus-pis ss aud redt if-bte &ntlase
su erbsbsn. Sisr Bel Der gerssuSuns-
MIR brau5sn sinsn miIben sIusbrud, OBJ
i9on vgei6wtnbeIuns~ ter Wabrbeit ndber
CONFERENCE.-The bic autIase. Debuss
GEM WsiI 9eute an Der Surp iassn, benen
Der Contractor bepeiien t%onnte, baB ibre
Singer sur 3eit aud ni5t rein puren. I'm:
iere ofF,ieueu SIdtter, fatt auf idarfe
l1uteriu6uus gu ~brinsen, brobten unb
bObnten bic @rOsseidwrrnen.
0enn mir uns In Der Oarlesuns Der
Sa9e trreu %ioIlten, peun SemanS sIaubt,
buB mir inn gu nabe setreten tno,
rpenn irsenb elmer f4 bur6 uniers
Borte uerlest fiblt, 70 m0se er uns ben
Beueis bes 9esentbsils Iiefern. 8ir pa:
ben In lester Rr. unlere Armenusrpaltune
idurf mitsenommsn, es 1T uns teine Bi'
berIesuns susesanssn, Rieulanb bat ss &C.
wast uniere 8ifern antusrsifen. Bt'
poIIen ieben, oh ft5 biesmaI Semanb past.
bas @eiaste 3u wtberIesen. Wir fiub nod
ni9t fertis nit u~nierer Gritit Der County:
ans~sIsssnbsitsn. Wir iu3sn bic aussr
bes 9oltes su bffneu. Oant rs,bep nj,
ni6t bauou babsu. ben psrlanseu mir ni5t
uus senist bas Sswubtisiu, uuiers 4Fi8
setbau ~ babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15

bel unb W. Sebl banbsIt ribris nit gts.
81. Maierus if Wstser unb fault nett unb
brett has gisb ouf. Wit BIumen, 6ri4
ten unb Ssmiien pirb BITE stabt reid!it
bur6 bic @sbr. WideIs unb q. Wasnel
usriebsn. 2siber babe i'd bieielben nt4t
peri6nIi9 fprs9en f6nnen. Au6 Elm 9r.
Retter 1T @drtner. s. Burg bat slne
ti6tise 6arm auserbalb Der Stabt une
babel Elm sutes Coos se3osen. gu erpdb
men babe I'D enbltd bsute nod ben rVter'
ider Wtdel" 81. @usner, s. u. gamblers
unb u. 5ebner, bersn 8siddftisunsen ntr
eutfauen f1nb. Collie i'd iberbaupt bel
ben 3abIrei6en Ramsn, bic i'd anbuthbren
bate, trsenb elm tIeines @erieben began
gen bab.n, 10 bite i'd na6f4tis gu ietn'
Siren III msnidIi4. VI. ".
(S&lue fclst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15

Eftern, weI9e ibre Rinbsr san3s Ra4t
burdbuiten Iafen, Iaben cine sroBe Der
autuortIidteit auf f9, benn oft wirb iGon
tn Der Susenb bur9 eiueu uerna@Idifstsn
Sufsn Der asim aur S9winbiu9t seIest.
9sbrau9st Or. ausaf &5nis's
5amburssr gruftbee, er 1T usrs
m6se ieines biuisen Yreiiss in bas gerei9
zines Ssbsn seftsllt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
2seifenoe asenten
3. 3. 9bube & Gltreh Niittcn.

2Senn in(ert Seler otele Wo1e tbre
3eitunsen ni9t ri9tis erbaItsn, ober nidt
pie ionif prompts antuort auf ibre Brisfs
betommen, 10 lit bas nt@t uniere
S9ulb. am Sreitas frib besann es gu
i6neien, bann s,bob it9 Elm Binb, Der
Nadts 3u sinsm Sturu,e ausartets, wie er
bier In pisIsn Sabrsebutsn ni@t ssieben
worbsu III. Aue 8abnen inb einsei9neit
unb felt Srsitas our Radt Bis Montas
frib fub erft suet !3ase einsetroHen elmer
aus benz Norben unb elmer aus benz > ten.
S9pisris III ss, bic 8ubnsn su r~einisen,
ba has uorbersebsnbs Ebaupstter bteisIbsn
NIT elmer S1i9te @is bebsdte, bas nit
benz S5nse ~auiammenfror. Stneepfise
belfsn unter ben nmfanben pents, muir
S5aufsln fSnusn bic @eIeiie ~retniaen.
I'm bic Sads nod au psri6Iimmeru, III tn
Der Ra9t pon Sountas auf Wontas etne
bittere &dIte einsetretsn, bic ben S9nee
su elmer barten Meaf1e Suiammenbadt.
5ier IN Der Stabt mar Der beautiful
snow fsusnDsiie 4 Bic 5 SUB auiammen'
sspsbt unb tbirmts f9 b~sioubers an Der
psfIitsn Ssits ber 5duie,sepierte auf.
Die StraBsnbabn 60. ueriu4te Samitag
Worsen bic 9slsiie nit benz S4nespfuss
3u rsinisen, absr es mar cine uersebli4s
Wibe. Mait pisIsr auitrensuns selans ss,
eine Spur 81 i9affen baB bic SdItttsn
Iaufsn tonntsn. gle usriudte bsnn aud
gar nidt, NIT ben StraBsnbubnuassn 81
fabrsn, ionbsrn arransirte einsn S9litten;
bieuit, Der nod mebrere Gage bauern mag.
Der 8s,tebr 1T nod beute sebsmmt, ba in
ben NsbenfraBsn Der S9nes on man&en
Srten 10 bod Iest, baB man nit pferb
unb S9Iitteu taum binbur9 eann. 80
toftete aqs Wlbs bic Seiteupsse nur lsib'
LTD sansbar su mu9ea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15

Der Bete 2seweis. ALLEN 3wsifsrn
an bic 9eiItraft pom Or. ausuf R6uis's
hamburger Eropfeu mO@ten mir ratben,
wenn Re an WasenIeiben, lluuerbauIi9teit,
iauerem auffoBsn aus benz Wasen u.f,w.
Isibsn, nit eiusr SIaide Der Tropfen einen
8sriu9 su MAIDEN. Bir fnb iberseust,
baB fe pon ibrem 3peifeI sdntIi9 sebeiIt
wsrten unb In 3utuuft mad tetnem anbes
rem WitteI areifen perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
Die Siau0r nno 28ein6anofana

weIde Serr Wt. SoIIenfeIa 8. Stras
BE, Dubuque, In 8erbinbuns NIT isiner
Btrtbi9aft betreibt, bat ft4 f9on felt Idn'
serer 8sit unter Maen, wel@e etwas uirts
lid @utes unb tIuperfdli9tes 3u taufsu
wiui9en, zines por3asIi@en Rutes %srfrsut,
unb ST.. SoIsnfeI3 If ffsts barauf Bee
ba9t, bieisn &uf aufre&t 81 ebalteR. Sn
neuerer 8sit bot CT isin Eager feinsr 9is
qu5rs, 8rdnbtss, frana6ff4sr, bsati&er
unb der Weine bebeutsnb uersr6s
sert, u. ba er bieielbeu aus e,fter 9anb bss
stsbt, teine &siisnben bdIt unb bas @si4dft
stOBtsutbsiIss ieIbff aberwa9t, eripart CT
Bwii&enbdnblsrs@ Conditioner unb Rsiiss
Spsisn, unb III i'm Stanbs, fstnen Runs
ben fhr aussrssw6bnIi@ Bulge preiis Dor.
saslide @aare su bieten, Oh fs nun Bel
Der Siaf9s obsr Bet benz Sab faufen. Dsr
bssbalb feline fstnen 2iqu6re obsr @sins
portbsilbaft I'm 9roBen ober TN Rlsinsn
sin3utaufsn uini9t, benz ratbsn MIR iebens
fals bet Srn. 9oaeafslt por3uipre@en,
unb feline Waarsn unb prsiie au prifsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15

pie 2aianefota unO ct. Saul @iisn'
balm fdbrt nit ibren @rbeiten sur 0erbei'
isruna Der Babn unb Completing BET
BabnbSfe fort. Nm Stsae Der ietisen
e~iiernen S9ienen, werben ftdblerne selest.
Die S6wsusn, no n6tbis eriest, Briden
rsparirt u. (. ID. SIM Wai9tnenibop auf
eagle Yoint fnb 3pei Dampftefsl einses
isst unb ionftise n6tbisen arbeitsn in an'
griff geaoalu1en porben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
DDS 6ieGae Xofamt {

pas 5ieGse S'oaamt fanb Isste
0O6e aus, baB siu Cad nit restfrirten
Briefen, Der bier bar9sins, aufsei6nitten
uab Is BON l6 Briefen seftobIen waren.
SIS purbs nod gbicaso teIesrapbirt, mo
es selans ben Disb, einen seuifen 8. g.
2eif, fefsunsbmsn. gr mar nit benz Wies
gen Der Yofidds bstraut. 9eift seitanb
aqes Elm, unb man erlanste Brisfe unb
@eIb surld. ...
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
Euremburaer Gazette.
Die Sofaen Der RiBpirtbi5aft anie'

res StaOtratbes seisen fid. Set msbre'
rem Sabren if ss BEL bisier Seb6rbe &C.
brdu@li6, bic Stsuerquots 70 niebris Su
MAIDEN, baB bsr @rtras ber Stsuern bic
aussaben ni9t bsdt. Dos babur4 Defs
cite entftebsn unb bann 9eIb seborst met.
ben muB anb 3inisn ~ betablen ftnb, TT
unausbIetbIi9. BIS iest 3ablte mat ben
8anten 8 8ro,., bas l4ten benn bod IN
fern Stabtratbe gu uisI, unb er bat isst
@elb gu 6 Sros, aufsenommen. Die
Summe betrdst etpas ibsr SIS, 900 unb
pirb isst controetmdBiS Der beuti5en Bant
tn 5 idbrIidsu Staten gu 6 Yros. auridbe
Sablt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
IS ai6t nod ,1an&e Semte, bic MIDI

uiisn, baB man psrborbene B%rtefeouuerts
unb Yoftartsn i'm Poffamt auspe9ieIn
tanu. Jules, mas man babel u~etIiert, III.
baB Der goffmsifer fir 8 uerborbene 4
quite sibt. gls usrborbene werben betra9s
fet, aqe bur9 Sdreibsn obsr Druid obsr
S&mut uerborbene Rarten unb gouperts,
alIe &artsn. bic aIs gireuIare bieuen ioqs
ten unb ni9t a~bssianbt wurben u. bsI.
msbr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15

pie ArBeiter, wsI4s Isste Bo9e Be-
f5dftist parsn, an Der gde 0 2oeufi
unb srifer Strase Elm alteS @ebdube wess
sursiBsa, fanbea cine 1880 sei9Iasens
ipaniids Winse. 8is bic babin tam,
bas wi6en bic @6tter!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15

2aittwo6 srif in 5ssbs 5OaOw eine
pitbsnbs Sub Gruu &auffmann NIT BEN
56rnern on unb bsi4doiste bic sednsifiste
Srau Der art I'M 9sfi9te, baB maa fir
ibr aussnIi5t fdrdtet. Oas 8teft ioQte
aussublidIi9 Der SdIadtbant uerfausn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
Die yorreCmus, bic 9srr @sbpatb

0W SVFFtTHHB, !" WI V0T"s
gum @obl bes hospitals Der garmberat'
gen Sdpefern bter ubbtelt, mar bee
idIs5tsn 8etters ussen, ueniser beiu9t,
ais es iouft Der SAL seueien wdre. &eb'
path tennt 2anb unb 9sute unb 1T eth per-
i6nIi4er Srsunb Dauitts, ben Sobu BuI
tirsli9 srit siuseftsdt.