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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21
1T is TRULY WONDERFUL

IL Is TRULY WONDERFUL
To see what improvement now exist
as compared with railway travel
only a few years ago. To become
convinced of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the popular
and well known
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN R'Y.
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at
Council Bluffs, where stands the G.
& NV. Palace Train, composed of
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches,
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, ETC..
ready to convey its passengers
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the superb track of steel rail
through thriving cities and villages,
comfortably sea ted in this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate of
speed which he is riding. Trains of
this road are always on time, con-
nections sure, and passengers seek
ing pleasure, comfort, safety and
easy in travelling, will find the
IN orth-Western" in excess of their
expectations, and the greatest of all
routes to Chicago and the East. In
sist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets UtG this Road all agents sell
them. Examine your Tickets and re-
fuse to buy if they do not read over
this Road. If you wish the Best
Accommodations, you
will buy your Tickets by this Route,
EAND WILL TAKE NO.
OTHER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21
WASHINGTON.
The Senate Adjourned Sine
Die.
Disappointed Office seeker

Disappointed Office seekers
Washington, 2O.-The special, and
in every way Extraordinary Ses.
sion," of the Senate ended to-day, at
lust about the time, and with pre-
cisely the same outcome of the long.
continued deadlock that were pre-
| dicted in these dispatches nearl Y two
months ago. The republican caucus
providing for the election of George
c. Gorham as secretary, together
with Riddleberger as sergeant-at-
arms, and various other candidates
for the remainder of the Senate
offices. expired at the adjournment
this afternoon, and if any similar
movement be made next win
ter, the personnel of the ticket
would undoubtedly undergo some
change. The corridors sur
rounding the Senate chamber, and
all the galleries were filled to-day
long prior to the hour for the sena-
tors to assemble. The occupants of
the galleries were spectators at
tracted merely by a desire to wit
ness the closing scenes of the ses-
sion, but the throngS in the cor
ridors contained numerous appli-
cants for office, and the anxiety with
which they inquired about the
probability of more nominations
being sent in, and the eagerness
they displayed in graSping at rumOrs
demonstrated that the lot of the
office-Seeker is not by any means a
happy one.
When the special committee ap-
pointed to inquire Of the President
if he had any further bust
ness to communicate reported
that he had nothing more.
numerous countenances turned
pale. Those that were hoping that
their names would be sent in to-day
for the places they had sought. were
amazed. After the Senate had been
in executive session half an hour, a
report was circulated that "big
batch" of nominations had gone in,
and there was a race to the table in
the secretary's Office where dupli-
cate sheets were spread, but the
hopeful ones were doomed to an
other disappointment, as only three
nominations were in the "big
Batch" Similar scenes were wit
messed throughout the afternoon
among the crowd of nominees, or
friends of nominees, waiting con-
firmation, and although the anxiety
of most Of them was ultimately re-
lieved, there were still many discon-
ISOLATE faces visible after the adjourn
ment, when official lists were
searched in vain to discover any
record of action on a considerable
number of nominations, which have
gone over"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21

THE EARLDoK Of Beaconsfield hsv-
ing lspsed with the death OF the late
lord Of that name, Queen Victoria is
anxiout to confer it upon young Con-
iDgsby Disraeli, nephew and heir oil
the illustrious dead. Victoria thought
more Of Besconsfeld than of any
other of her ministers, and besides
loading him with honors during biz
life, she Wsnts now 10 further testify
her appreciation OF his worth. Young
COningsby is said to bid fair to make
no mark in the world. although his
uncle used to say he had in him the
markings of q great man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21

A SHORT time ago the telegraph
told Of some remarkable cures By
prayer at Erie, Pa, Father MAleney,
. Catholic priest, being the pious
man under whose ministratious the
sick were healed. A doubling news.
paper reporter has been investigating
the mystery. and rs . result proven
that the whole business lie q gross and
wicked fraud. In the case of Ellen
NcQuillisn, who WAS said to have
been raised from her desthbed, the
reporter discovered satisfactory proof
OF oollusion between the priest and
his patient. Father Maloney has
victimiz ed scores Of psople. who paid
him hundreds of dollars, his receipts
by mail being very large. The arch.
bishop of Philadelphia is now dealing
with the case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21

IT Is q libel upon Senator Oonklinc
and SO insult to the democratic party
TO suggest that he will be the demo-
cratic nominee for president in 1884
as some OF the correspondents have
done within 8 day or two. It is q
libel upon Oonkling because it charges
him with having lived and acted q
lie all his life, and with growing great
by acting against his principles and
honest convictions Of right and wrong.
It is an insult to the democracy in
Gupposing that it would take to its
bSsom and reward to the highest one
OF the bitterest enemies it ever had.
O0nklinR is . republican because he
belives in the principles and doctrines
OF the party, and not because it has
pals him better to be g republican
than 3 democrat. He would not
acruple to use democrats TO accom-
plish purpose, but that he would
become one. going back on his bril-.
liant record and combating the ideas
for which he has fought with so much
bravery, brillianoy and success, is
something that need not be expected.
To do so would ruin hin socially and
politically. On the other side, the
democrats have not forgotten the
consequences Of trading with the
enemy. There are painful recollec-
tions of Greeley among democrats,
and so long aS these continue no one
will be taken up for party favor whose
democracy is or has been doubted.
Conkling and the democratic party
are as far spsIt ss ever, and it is not
likely they will get closer together. 1t
Is not improbable that they may use
each other some for the advancement
Of then respective causes, but there
the trading will cease.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21
A Battle Over Mine.

Denver, 2O.-Ne1oS' Irwin special
Trouble over the Adirondack Mine
came to a focus yesterday. John
Keogh and John Maloney for some
time have been living in cabin on
the mine, holding possession. Yes
terday, at am, the deputy sheriff
of Gunnison County, ID. B. Powers
and a number of others, appeared at
the mine. The warrant was read
for the arrest of Keogh and
Maloney, which they refused
to hear. Both being well armed,
firing soon began, resulting in the
wounding of Maloney in the right
hand, and Keogh in the arm.
Powers party then took possession
of the property, which they held
until am, when large number of
well-armed citizens compelled them
to Yacate, and arrested eleven of
their party under United States
warrants, on a charge of assault
with intent to kill. They were
placed under $1,000 bonds to await
examination to-day. KeOgh and
Maloney have been released.
Later special says: The trial of
Powers party is postponed to Mon
day. The deputy sheriff telegraphed
to Gunnison city that the mob were
increasing and asked for assistance,
not considering himself safe in r.
win. Irwin is situated on the reser-
walton over which the United States
courts alone have jurisdiction, and
the deputy sheriffs were acting out
side of their territory, Therefore
the arrest of the deputies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21

The FEMALE gymnsst who WAS shot
from catspult in Barnum's circus
and missed her ordinary safe landing,
died last week, after suffering ten
days of eIoruoiating pain. A younger
sister has taken her place in the show,
and is regularly fired from the can
non," as advertised. In the ordinary
course Of events she will bs killed one
OF these dsys, when some other girl
viii take her place to meet q similar
fate. As long as there exists in the
community q morbid desire to wit
ness these dangerous exhibitions and
reckless risks OF life and limb, there
will be people ready to encounter the
danger. The law, if there were any
to regulate the matter, would be
poWerless to prevent the exhibitions
and would only heighten the interest
in them, making them more sttrac-
tive. It is murder all the same,
however, the blame falling equally
upon the victims and those who
employ or permit them to perform.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21

THE English pspers are calling at.
tention to the rapid decline in the
value Of land in England. Pasture
land in 6omerseIshire, one OF the best
grazing counties in England, sold re.
Gently for $50 an ccre, less than one
fourth of what the Rane land was
worth twenty years ago. An estate
OF 10, 600 scres in Wiltshire, another
rich county, WAS let for $3.50 an
acre, the frat year Of the term being
free. There are thousands of acres
in the country, within easy railway
ride OF London, that cannot be let at
Ali.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21
An Actual Conversation.

So DR.. M. has cured your sons
cough, Mrs. B? Skillful man.
No, madam; we gave up his medi-
zines a week ago. They put johnny
Ia sleep, but they did not touch the
cough at all.
Ali indeedl What brought the
Ooy round so sudden, then?
HALE'S HONEY OF HoREHoUND
AND TAR, madam. One SOC. bottle
did the business, while the Doctors
bill for doing nothing was $40.
Sold by all druggists everywhere.
Price soc. and 81. The large size
being the most economical.
Pixies TooTHACHE DROPS cure in
one minute.
No SPECIFIC FOR LOCAL SKIN
AILMENTS can cope in popular favor
with GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP.
Hills HAIR AND WHISPER
DYE" Black or Brown, SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21

The SENATE, on Friday. rejected
the nomination of Mr.. William E.
Chandler to be solicitor general.
Chandler was BIains's man Friday,
and therefore seems to be objection
able to everybody else. Those sena-
tors who voted against the oonfrmR-
ton are deserving OF such praise ss
senators are entitled to who dc their
duty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21
JULES SALOON.

Acknowledged to be as neat and coy
a retreat as the city affords. 1 will
endesvor to keep as Good az Article in
my Line as can be had elsewhere. Her
mitage Whisky specially. Try my
Fair Exchange and La Corons Cigsrs.
J. E. CLASBEY, Prom,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS
May 20. 1881.
Mhl
WALKER HOUSE.

WALKER HOUSE.
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Francisco; B N Webster, F;Bill, II
Coe, New York; T A Burke, Nevads; 6
Bill, Springfield, Mass; + G Jones, Hart.
ford, Conn; Major and Mrs Hsles, Sur.
rey, Eng; G g Ruthrsuff, w s Hill, Og-
den; w II Ferry, Park City; N Gold.
berg, ] Thompson, Bingham: T ) Aus.
tin, Germania; G w Cook, Utica, N Y;
L Oestraicher, T A Burr, Chicago; G F
Sugg and wife, st Louis; Count Wiz
thum, Count Hohenthslrvalet, Dusden;
G l. Wilson, ir, Wood River.
WHITE HOUSE,.
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way; ] Broughton, Stockton; Mrs Wat
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j E Beverage, E Maggie, Bingham; G
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T j Dougherty, w Wilcox, w 81 Smith
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Silver Reef.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21
VALLEY HOUSE.
TELEPHONE AND ELECTRIC
LIGHT.

Families cali now ORDER BY TELE-
PHONE any Of our numerous brands OF
Wines, Liquors and Cigars necessary for
Home Consumption.
The thirsty public are hereby invited
to realize practically the sensation of par
taking, under the dazzling rays of the
ELECTRIC LIGHT, all our delicious
Summer Beverages, at the Occidental
AUER & MURPHY, Props.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21

LESLIE'S MONTHLIES, when
bound, make a neat little volume
The HERALDBindery does work in
every style and at reasonable rates.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21

Ice Cream, Summer Drinks, Nuts,
Cakes, Cigars, Etc, Etc.
No charge on Sundays, of course,
for those wishing quiet promen-
ade.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21

THE DAILY HERALD is publishe
every morning. Mondays excepted, 8
East Temple Street, near First South,
Salt Lake Oity, by the HERALD PRINT
ING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY. Sub
NeIiption price S10.50 per Annum, post
sge included; parts Of year st the
same rate. To weekly subscribers,
collection made by carriers, 25c. week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21

MINING PATENTS.-Full sets
of blanks for application for Mining
Patents-approved form-to be had
at the HERALD Office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-05-21

SAVE YOUR BOOKS by getting
them bound. Try the HERALD
BiDdery.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26

supsi&sn. font rpars1 bic 9srirrtsn uns
rsttbar Snlorsn. Ste pdur IS fiber
aud sspsisn, bdttsn f6 ni6t bic bsirsn
Giisnmsnl6en nit ibren 0uhsausen uni
tpabrbaft punrerbarsm Sstussfible BEL
f6 ssbabt. 9lber hie Ssbftaft tisie,
Safutsn III aueerpreentltb.
Danf terislbsn ftssen nun bic Safu'
ten Dor ben beiesn Sdasrn esn Wes IT
pts @sbirsssbsne binat, bdlc re6ts, bali
Iinfs rur6 oen Nsbsl ipdbenc uno Ssr'
19ispsne 0snrunsen ttniblasenc, NAB
renp unrpett Dol ibusn ets Sturms Gslons
res ScbssbtrssS rpie Elm rislenbafter
9ranitbsrs ppribsriaufe, aass nit I9
reisenp. mas ls auf tbrem 8ese traf.
SeBt paren bte Dor eieIem unpstte,
Slisbsnrsn auf sinsn GelsblOd binabees
fteesn, bic S6usepelfs puroe eprt bin
nsr, Der Gtsrsssn leiisr. bic srausnbaft'
S6nsss Cyclone mar Sprlbersesossn-pis
bShfs @sfabr db~erfanesn.
Sstpe Winnsr batfen NIT einancel
psssn ess bsftissn Sturrss faum msbr
ais bic psnissn srpdbntsn 8crts ps&s
lsln fSnner.
Ssst mics her LANCE, edrrs Singer bee
sinsn Der Safutsn pur6 ben peri4pim'
member NebeI.
Die 8Ulsa! risf n in ruIii8sr
Spra6r.
Die bsipsn 9erirrtsn atbmstsn ttei
auf. Sbre Iussn fpnrtsn omar eurt
ben nod tmmsr pi9tsn Nsbsl ni6t ras
Iinests srIpdbsn /; absr fe fanntsn ets
unsspSbnlide Ssttraft ibrsr Sssleiter,
Der Gilsnmeniben, unp trautsn ibr.
Seipe ftdrften fi4 pisesr aus eer
Slaide pss 9anssn.
9stm Saupte bes Satans risf bic
fer, fold rnpsttsr babe t9 felt prelbuns
Der. Sabren niGt srlsbt isltif auf cel
5o6fuppe bsS 5imaluya Iisssn lol9s
risiss Wolfsn nt6t.
Der &u6s mari isst wiscer stnsn
I9susn Slid auf ben Sprsdsr ; sr mp@ts
slaubep, eab eislsm eaS idrsdli@e abens
tsusr tn 5O&Ssbirse Die Sinns psrpirri
babe.
atsr Der eanse ISihslte isBt ben
S4nss BON fsinsr esesriads. @ebt mil
Jest nein Wplfsfsa auf furse Belt, fasts
CT, psnn Der Grpit Bat MIDI bsrte eth pss
mtg su fart pur6ssIbattsl: ; iont mag
i9 Sdlte iGpn srirassa.
9ersisbt. entsesuete Der &u6s, baB Id
tpdbrenp Gem 0a;bsn rsS Sturmes ni&i
frdbsr earan ba6te gu9 Guer Giaen'
tbum, psl&ss Sbr mir 70 srpsmatbta
sslisbsn, turafsuHelsn; t3 bepunesrs
Sure wabrbaft eiIsrns abbdrtuns.
Der Inrere nabm i6peisene iein
@plfsfsl ;urif, unp tisfsr une ttsfs,
fisssn bic beiesn Sissr, bon ben sins
,ismlite Strsde acknowledgement Safus
ten ssleitst raS 9sbirss binab.
Ndbsr uno ndbsr spser fl4 aud et'
Nsbel! Jest mppten bic Ssrirrten stnt
Stunee lana pas gsbirse binabssfiessr
iein, ais iie an eintm abbanse pteeel
2at ma6tsn unb ii1 tur& stnts'
Salud Sranntpsin pisrsr fdrftsn -
l&on In psiter Gsrns 900 Der S&nse'
turn, pte elm ferne brauisppsS Wesr.
Slutbrptb lanf am rpsflibsn Stmme
Der Sasfern bintsr pas @~plsaSsbtrSe
brsite AbsnensbeI ais lester 8sf pei
SturmsS ssrl@wammsn, pom afisn mad
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26

europa btndber1 iebeno tn chamber
Nabt lag jest auf ben rstten S1nes.
f~elssrn. bic Sdlte itten ptepsr snpfinp.
lt6er su rpercen. unp pa bic bon, Sc.
btrse Serabfeieenesn tpeesr 9i6t nod
6susruns battsn, 10 rpiroen Fe pbue pt
9udsaussn Der beipsn Satuten In BEL
untiefen sss am Sus tes 9sbirsss auf
setduften SbnesS Ssrfunfen fsin. De
6c6fdmmtse Der beicen Serirrten Sage
fonnte isBt istns srU5e grla5pfuns ru,
nod l6psr bsfimpfen.
5su! iasts CT iu ieinem Ssslsitsr
meins 1dse rperrsn mir i@psr, t6 fam
gu4 ntdt msbr fclsen !; Der SblaI
iibsrmannt mid, i6 MIL mid In meir
Gea ptdsln uno untsr jsne eide -
&dttslt Gu6 auf uabnts Der @neers
Guer Sdlaf i'm S9nss pirpe Gu9 BEN
Zoo tn Die arme Iessn.
Das tpsis i'd. sntsssn eerlnrsre, abel
rnst1s Sraft 1T ssbrp9eu, bas llnslidl
Ssrfplst mid AUDI bis in ptsis gin5re.
6dr4tst ni&ts. REF Der eanss no i'd
pancle, Ia liest cas- Slid in Den Sus.
tapfen. Sretet nur mad. uno ustn
8prt earauf, Der Stmmel miro Isiner,
Stsbltnse Die 2euhts Ienpsn, pal9s uns
aus sisltm Gisssbirss in safli6s Dit
ten eeleitst. Sabsn mir fsin iroil6es
et6t, 10 nil t6 Gub nit msinsm Wo.
lssitabe pa ras btmmiii6s bsrab;iebsn,
Sebt iebt, nur, mein blpssS @p.t tpire
f6pn sur 3bat!
Der Sanse frsdte bel rieIsn @prten
leinen acknowledgement Sersitpf In Oh
Htbtun9 na6 Horpeu unp febs, an
nprplibsn SimmsI bsaann lsst Gin suerf
iRpa6es, Damn itittsrss, sulsBt isb,
lsbbaftss bpbrptbs5 fsusrfarbsnsS 9i6t
emporautau&sp, aus rosltsm bsQ,
si6tlaulsn sessn cen S@sitsIpunft EN-,
p%Ortisssn.
GS mar Elm i&Snss HoreIi&t psl&ss
lsst BITE pfaps Der SsrabRsissnrsn Be.
lsu6tete.
Sect fOnntsr pisls bic @sssns, in mel.
der fe fprtl&ritttn, iibsribausn.
Ntt frsupissm GrRaunsn bIidte les
Der 8uGs lumber. Ssrr. lasts sr, BE Sc.
fabr 1T ppribsr mir iinp Ten @pbnun.
gen Der Weniben niber, ais :1 ea9te
Ssbt Sbr tort tn Der 8srns bintsr ben
S&nssbaBsl -
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aus9siprpt ben, ea famen i9pn ME rpsis,
pp!arfa&Is bts bsiesn Safutsn, psI4,
sur Grfpri&uns tsS @essS porausst'
lanet tpprcen tparsn, auf tbrsa fabnfSr'
mt8en S4liti@ubsn auf benz ssfrprnsr
S&nse tabsrssrauiat.
Splsari ! 9pIsari risfsn fs aus
etnem Wunre, tnpsm ie ibre StSde II
pts Cuff i&punssn.
Ssim S6sins bisisS bsrrii9sn Ners.
li@tes srblidtsn bic Ssrabfsissnesn isB
Elm bsi1nettsS Sulbpsrf In elmer Nie.
peruna psl1e bier pte iibsral has Inf
ufsr Der mddttssn 0olsa bilest ; net
terbtn ,siste fi1 ibrsn fori6snesn Aussr
etn tbbers5 plattfsip, uno srfrsut mice
Der HuGe leinsn Sesleitsr bic ssrfrsut
SaulsrmaEs. GS 1T paS Dorf Splsara
iaste sr. Dem bstlissn S~an lsi sspanft
mir fine ssbprsen.
Sd isbs swil&sn ben psisen S9nss
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O..
2O4 ZINE Str.

maifsu nur braunen Stutt Der ii6
bort ME ~ etnem WaQs srbett, temerfte
Der 9anse.
Das limb bic &utnsn Der alien Stoet,
rpelGe emf. als nod bic Gbane In 8a.
ian berri6tsn, an eislsm plase ftanp.
snt8sanste Der &uHe. Sebt bort I'm
pom Often mad efen an Der @olsa lid
btnstebsncen 8alp, Der tas alte Sulaar
stnft sepedt baben mag. I'm Dem abs
banse tnnetbalb btslss WaIees Iiest bas
Oolf Sulsard, tort an leinr Sflidsn
Sette ete "feinsrne 8irte ;piI&sn ;psf
3barnten, Don censn Der sine an Der
GruneFi&s elm adtsd biIsst. Ssbt,
tort blidt idon bic Gi9cmaia salata
ODER eaS l6paris Saus, bon Rem 9anps
lsutsn eas @sri6tabaus ssnannt, NIT
ieinen cret Stofpsrtsr uno Der talbfu,
ssltSrmtasn. pirpsr pie bs,sthnste ahts
edge SsHnuns entbaltsnpe 8upp,l
bsrprr. Inter Dem S6utts risIer Guine
liest nod man6er S6as, ME ilterne
Hlnss Wsbrsstdnse une esl. bssrabsn.
Der eanse b5rte auimsrtiam III, une
Lief feline bliBsnren glusen iiber aQe
purfte Der bei9nsitsn 9sssnp binHreis
den.
81 eisiss frssnannts itparse 5aus
isBt nnbepcbut? fragile sr. Wi5 eantt,
i'd lsbs 9itt in esmieIben.
Der &ude i6piss pssr IS ua6te
ibn Der pieesr bsrapf tirmsnee leBte Giss
BAUD tss sspal:isen Duran i9peissn.
III seutste blob auf Elm anbsrss aus Der
6srne fdtbarsS 9sbiube, pelaes einiae
bunrert 6us sessn Sdpsn bon Der sr,
rrdbnten Sl6prnaia palata lag.
Sebt risf sr, ras lcasnann.s psiss
Saus CSisfaja palata), etnf pabrI&eiu,
lib ein Dab, isBt nur nod cine Wauers
maize BON etpa 50 Sus 9inse unb So
GuB Sreite an, n5rrIi6sn unp 25 Sus
am lapli6en Gnee bort untsn.
Das Dprf Splsari NIT lrinsn uraI.
ten &uinsn |! risf er jest boSaufatbmene.
SsBt iinc mir nur nod ieut, Werfe BON,
ufsr Der 8OIsa sntfernt. Sebt ibr bort
bas bsi1nsite 9uISwsrf?
Das iinp alIe bic n,srfparpiaen 3ui.
men Der Sauptftapt Der @pIsasS ulabas
rer! risf Der 9anse, fnesm er So, einsm
Der b5&fsn S4nssbdssl ms eans bin,
aus i4aute.
IS fine Die 8,bBtsn Huinen, bic ft
in &uelanp bsfnpen, sntsssnsts cerRufe,
une fstu Hsilenbsr ldBt fe unbeiu6t.
Inter tbrem Sbutte inest man, pte i'd
ltpn laste, nod Stsls flbsrne une fup.
ferne Wansen, fupfsrne &inse, Sbrssz
bdnse unp anbsre @eSenfdnes NIT De-
nen bic Sausrn pisisr 9sssne an bic
Hstlsnesn Sanpa treibsn !; aud lolen
msbrers tartariias Ssiliss bort besraten
ltesen, eabsr ron ben 8ldubissn bieIer
Natipn bdufs eabin 8epaafabrtst pire.
u~sbrissrs lisssn btsie &utnsu ,iemlid
entfsrnt BON ~sinanter, inb mir perpen
Wdbe baben, stnsn bsppbntsn Ibetl eers
islbsn aufsulu&sn, I'M Raf uus Grbo,
lung ealslbif su finbsn.
Illp fins stntse bislsr alien Mauern
nod teppbnt2 fragile Der 9anae, ba mils
fen TIRE Nausrn rppbl cine unaspSbn.
li&s 6sfisfstt baben, Sabrbunpsrte aus,
;ueausrrL une ieBt nod ben WsnI&en
ais @obnitatts su btsnsn.
0crttsuns fslst)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-04-26

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