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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-01

MINERAL PoINT is to be favored
with a lecture from the celebrated
Chinaman Tank-kee, at the City Hall
on Monday evening, Dec. 5th, The
Dubuque Herald of Oct. 18th says:
"There were never more in terest-
ing lectures delivered in this city
than those by Tank-kee. His recit-
ais of the Chinese and China life
are wonderful, and any person fail
ing to attend the series of lectures
will miss rare treat"
The general admission will be
25 cents. Reserved seats 10 cents
extra, to be secured at the Post
Office on and after Friday End. We
hope our citizens will give this dis
tinguished person good audience.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-01

Deller has opened a finer line of
holiday goods than was ever shown
before in Mineral Point. There you
can find everything from a ten cent
doll to the finest japanese Brackets.
Beautiful the children exclaim as
they pass Dellers show windows. 3
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-01

Toys! Toys, A fine assortment,
all new. No old truck left from
last year. Cheaper than ever, at
Kinne's.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-01
Animal Meeting Of County Board.
Continued from last week.
Friday. Nov. l9. ga.

=
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment,
Roll called. All the supervisors
present.
The minutes of yesterday 5 session
We're read and approved.
The committee oa treasurer ac-
counts presented the following re-
port:
To tba Honorable Board of Supervisors Of Iowa
County;
Your committee, TO whom was assigned The
duty to examine the accounts (pcr reporp of the
county treasurer, would respectfully report rs
follows, to-wlt,
That VIC have carefully examined said accounts
as per repNrt hereto annexed. ana the vouchers
sud proper books exhibited 20 us 10y said treas
urer that We find the aforesaid accounts eX-
eesdingly correct in every particular ana that by
actual count we find the amount OF money as per
tTeGsurer's report in his hands to be Fourteen
thousand Nine Hundred and Ninety Five Dol
aTS and Tl;irty-sjx Cents Qi,995.StG that we
hereby place on HE with the county clerk the
certificates aud orders by us cancelled, to.wit;
court certificates, scalp certificates and cou1ty
orders which are hereby recommended TO be
destroyed.
an 6f which is respectfully submihed
Is. TERNES, Chairman,
II JOHNSON
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-01

HAVE a splendid assortment of
holiday goods such as Dolls, Brack-
cts, Jewell Boxes, Picture Stands,
Handkerchiefs, Boxes, etc, in fact
any thing that is beautiful and use
ful at the same time. These goods
have been purchased by me with as
much care as to prices as any other
line in my establishment aud | can
therefore offer extra inducements to
the public. To Sunday School teach
ers aud others buying in quantities
| offer the usual reductions.
j. DELLER.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-01

The sad tidinss of the death of
Fred Engels, at Lemars, Iowa,
reached hera Monday. Fred was a
worthy som Of Mineral Point, and
one of more than ordinary enter
prise, and by his genial, wholesome
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-12-01

KeSpectlulIy Submitttdl
JOHN ], ROSS,
\. II SNOW.
ROBERT WILSON,
kEhRrON COATES,
GEORGE pAllSON.
ftultuittpp
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-12

the autumn, frosty mornings. cold
storms and hoary winter may be looked
for. They remained late in 1880; new
ertheless Thanksgiving Day was severe
and snowy.
Every one must have heard the truism
that .'Onc swallow does not make sum
mer." This bird was held in high
repute among the ancient Greeks and
Romans. and was sacred to their
Penates, or household gods. When
swallows flew low, often touching the
water with their wings. it was generally
expected that there wou,d be a heavy
rainfall On the other hand, the chirping
and immoderate liveliness of sparrows.
early in the morning. was taken to fore
tell rain or wind. In book published
in 1902 (..Lloyd's Stra,agems Of Jerusa-
lem'') much stress is laid on the swal-
low being classic bird OF omen. This
told that one of them pitching on the
sail OF the vessel in which Marc Antony
sailed after Cleopatra TO Egypt was held
as an auguy of his being slain there.
Swallows. IL is added. followed King
Cyrus. leading his army from Persia to
Scythia. even as ravens followed
Alexander the Great on his return
from India and on his way to Babylon
the death OF each. in respective locali-
ties, being thence foretold by the magi.
The owl was regarded as bird of
evil omen, foretelling great misfortune
with its hoarse. dismal voice. Chaucer
said that it announced death, and Spen-
ser said that whoever heard its screech
would die soon after.
The raven. bird of ill-repute, though
it fed the prophet Elijah when he lied
from the rage of Ahab, has been harsh
ly spoken of by the poets-that is. by
Shakespeare, Spenser. Gay, Marsion
and others. But, in Greece and italy.
ravens were sacred to Apollo. the great
patron of augurs.-Dr. Il. Shelton Nc
kenzie. at
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-12
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.
JEFFERSON DAVIS "Memoirs'' will
be published next April.

JEFFERSON DAVIS "Memoirs'' will
be published next April.
GENERAL GARFIELD sent out 5000
letters from Mentor during the last
quarter OF 1880. nearly all in answer to
Office beggars.
PRoF. NoRDENsKJoLpi intends to start
on a new Arctic expedition in the sum
mer of 1882. He is now having u ship
built for this purpose.
Dr.. SCHLIEMAN has been building
himself q marble dwelling at Athens.
and over the door in gi!ded letters i
the inscription. Cottage of Homer"
Ma- W. W. CoRcoEAN. the Washing
ton philanthropist. is so beset by appli-
cants FOR relief that ne does not dare to
take his exercise on the public streets.
EDWIN BoorH is said to possess
portrait of his first wife which is kept
entwined with flowers by his present
wife; and under it is written, :: From
Mary on earth to Mary in Heaven.
ADoLPHE THEIRS had habits Of sleep
so amazing that il is hard 10 reconcile
them with nationality. He invariably
undressed and went To bed at p. m.
awoke at $ to dine, dozed in his chair
about 10. went to bed about midnight
and rose at $3.50. His health suffered
from any disturbance Of these arrange
ments.
SECRETARY SCHURz, SAYS the WASH
ington correspondent OF the Hartford
Tunes. as soon as he retires from the
Cabinet. will publish a book. He has
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-12

Luck In Odd Observation-Disclosures md Ma
rtgoid-In.-cts and Birds -Crickets. sSssi-
lows aud Ravens.
WHEN Rory O'More, the hero of
Samuel Lovers popular ballad. emphat-
ically proclaimed that ''there's luck in
odd numbers" he may not have been
aware how and where that sentiment
originated.
1t is counterpoised by the general
impression that it is unlucky for thir-
teen to sit down to a meal together.
This is supposed to have arisen out of
the fact that the Paschal supper was
partaken of by thirteen.
The Romans had a saying, which Is
translated into God loves an odd num-
her," This superstition is mentioned
by Virgil, in his poems about farming.
which. after q lapse of nineteen centu-
ries. show what agriculture formerly
was.
Though the .'luck in odd numbers
be proverbial, through many ages down
to the present time, the number thir-
teen, as above mentioned, would seem
10 be an exception; and many hold, with
their forefathers. that when thirteen
persons meet in a room, one of them will
die within q year. nee, !
In country places, throughout Eu'
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-12
HUMOROUS.

THE funniest part of dogs tail il
the wag." and the only funny thing
about the erysipeias is the humor.-
Syracuse Standard.
(Which we wish to remark" rs the
shipper said when he requested the re-
turn of goods which were addressed to
the wrong party.
The SEAsoSs-CoNDENsED.-
One lusty loud and .ong-confinued sneeze.
Long sritry days OF limp and ltDguid ease.
The cea>eless murnur of a million tets.
And then one steady. still and solid freeze.
1T is perfectly proper to speak of a
mans magnificent dome of thought or
his Websterian brow, but when YOU
speak Of q red headed gentleman as the
man with the gilded dome, ten chances
to one he will not feel flattered.
THE law against fast driving is a
great blessing. When you go slowly
ambling along ut your nag's best pace.
YOU can explain to your lady compan-
ion that the animal is perfect tearer
when he gets to going, but you don l
like to put him on his mettle on account
of the law.-BostoH Posi-.
A COUNTRY girl at fashionable hotel
in New York noticed that all the guests
used their forks only in eating. then
pie. Upon her return home she re-
ported the fact to the old lady. VINO
comforted her by observing, lou
shouldn't mind 'em, Jemima; II al
because they're too lazy to use 'neH
knives"
The FUNNY OLD DoLLr.-
Amt you funny old dolly
AS ever q little girl 1adf
Inst a sweet. and good and Jolly
You're never the least mite os'.
you're no longer handsome. ts true
DoIIs grow homeiy just nke giris,
q, Won re- head Is all mended with que
And YOU We lost your sweet pret'y 'u~
..Your legs are all broken OF TOO,
?. The sswd1st spills out q you, sle'
And your arms are sesed on Hskss'
Yo.i'd never do, nov, Tor briae'
=. But once YOU were pretty and ray.
And YOU never dared 10 be eroS'
That's Why cxn hug you al gay,
o.. you'rs JUST good sever youp s.s-s.r
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-12
A Family Of Giants.

AREPORTER of this Journal chancedtG
meet somewhat remarkable man yes
terday, a description of whom will not
prove embarrassing. The man IS Lo-
REM A. Pickle, of Newfane. N. T.. and
is engaged in selling ''iir balsams.'
Mr. Pickle was noticed first for his
height, which is six feet tive inches. At
the request of the man of the pencil,
Mr.. Pickle gave some points about HIM
self and his family. He said he was
one of family of twenty-four children
of whom twenty-five are now living.
He has thirteen sisters and eight broth
ers. He claimed to be the smallest of
the family, the largest being a brother
who lives in the State of Kentucky, who
is seven feet two and half inches tail
in his stocking feet and weighs two
hundred and seventy-five pounds. The
object Of this sketch is sixty-eight years
Of age, but his activity might well be
envied by man of forty years. He
wears no overcoat, as he does not feel
the need of such a garment. and added
further that he wore no socks. He has
two daughters living. one seventeen
and the other twelve years of age. The
former is over six feet tall and still
growing; the other is five feet eight
inches in height, and will probably
reach six feet and over before she
has attained her growth. A
singular characteristic of Mr.. Pickle is
that he has two pupils instead Of one in
each eye. The pupils are not entirely
distinct, but rather, are double. They
can hardly be called defect in hale
old man. as they are not perceptible at
the first glance. The owner states that
his sight is affected, and that it is nec-
essary for him to use strong magnify
ing glass to be able to read. but he
claims that at distance he can distin-
guish objects with facility that other
men do not possess. Mr.. Pickles dark
hair and full beard are somewhat
tinged with gray, but he seems fully
twenty-five years younger than he real
" is. He does not drink liquor of any
Kind, nor has he done so since he signed
a pledge at the age of ten years, nor, IN
fact, does he drink water from one end OF
the year to the other. except when there
is an infusion of tea in it. and three
small cups of this beverage day suffice
to quench his thirst. The secret Of his
remarkable health and activity Mr..
Pickle says is the use Of salt His food
consists mainly of salt meat and salt
pork. and he says he prefers salt to
sugar even in his tea. and uses on an
average two tablespoonfuls Of salt ev-
cry day.. Moreover he never eats cake
or pastry or sweetmeats of any .descrip-
tion.-RocAester (N. ~ Ardhk
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-12
THE TWO VALENTINES.


No.. c,-,,,, ga, i,, his easy chair.
And he stiil had a lot of rhymes 10 write
So he Ilcndcd mis- pen and scratched MS nea9'
Then suddenly starting. Come IN. ne saiu,
In doleiul tone, for he ihought ne hcdrd
\ tap at the door. but was not quite sure,
II might he the wing of a passing BIRD
ON the pane. snap of tne furniture
He had bought IT cheap At u poet SAFE
And poets effects are apt 10 be irdiil'
Rmt the door was opened. ana in there tipped
4 maiden, brghi-eyed aud rosy-i pped.
Who said. with II prettiiy pleading whine,
Dear Cupid. 40 write me = yalent.ne.
Sly ClIpi,i smile 7 at the mailen's pea.
And VINO is il for. my Guild: quoth ne.
For Harry, OF course" said the briSht-eyed
lass.
A she stole look IN the naiitei gia "a $50 T
do:
But | never intend to tell him so:
lis mine to listen, and his To sue.
And. alas. he says never a word You Know,
But IN give him my love in valentine,
And leave him TO guess II the giit IS mine
Dan Cupid thought for minute or two,
Then over the paper his quick pen hew,
Until There, my dear, do you think that II
dos' .t
He asked, as he gave her the tiny sheet; a.,
Do CIR ed the maiden. =" Dear Cupid, IL
oh. what shall give you, YOU love, for this -.
Ms -
With a coy little blush the price was paid.
And OF 10 the post tripped the happy maid.
.-rs
III.
80 yorr ways forsooth. for a pretty dear;
yourHerry's, craven swain, fear
ifhe doesn't-UulI,t whom have we here?"
For n rat-tat-taf was heard once more,
Ard , handsome Youth flung wide the door.
Who stopuinp a moment to breathe and
smile
Cried. Cupid, good fellow, I've run mile,
To own 10 Won I'm 1; hymcless Ounce;
Won must write me a valentine at once.'
Must II, uuo,h Cupid. Pray who are you?
And whom must this bile, be written to.
..Ob H,rry's NV name: but never mind me.
For the valentine i 10 Kitty, you see,
To what other girl could il possibly beg
. An, then Won love Kitty?" al love her
more
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-12

A GLurroN is not necessarily gor'
geOus.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1881-02-12
OMENs AND OTHER TRADITIONS.

Luck In Odd Observation-Disclosures md Ma
rigoid-lnsect. and Birds Cricketa, sSsai-
lows aud Ravens.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-26
Ginc Qi5pbltbateriu.

Ss6ast bic 1bure fur Rs uno Wrs
Winslop wirp bsweilsn, bab Te bic ams,
ritanilhe i5lorsntiner NadtisaQ Der &in
Der 1T. Dauon linb mir 70 iter3eust,
pab mir unlsrer uSulp" lsbren wsrosu
,u iasen: :. .@flsaaft iei Mrs Wins!cw"
neil ie ber1slben bsbllaih mar, ilbsr pie
Ysripbe bss 3abusns uno antere Bez
ldwerlihteiten fur einesr binw ea,utom.
mfn. Wtra slow Spoti ma
SYrup nimmt ben &inbsrn bic @dmer-
gen uno turirt Tyisntrie unb Diarrbue.
ST madt ben @aumsn CART. bsfrstt pon
gnt,iinpuna uno brinst Oas Rinb slldih
iiber bic psrtoss bes 3abnsns btuwea.
ST tbut seraoe tas, mas er poraiebt 3u
tbun. aIss uno niht wenissr. gBr ba.
ben einmal Wrs 9Dinslcw se{eten unb
tennen is nur purh ibren Sootin
S9rup fur &iuosr. Wenn mir bic
0fadt tditsn. wiirpsn mir 4. als 6silanp
fur tls R'nesr binasllen--wae fs aud
In her 1sat II. Der Syrup wiro in
alien gpottefsu .u 25 Gents per 8lolhs
psrfauIt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-03-26

abenopereniisen seTunoen babsn, fas fir
einen YoltSpertreter Seelsneter Semeien
mire, als bic 5,euoe, tie es Sbnen be-
reiiet bat, Elm armes Mdohen in Shre=
den gu petieben
gDis, laste 5uint SUIT uno weun nls'n
Beiud Sb,er 2pdter gait? Dasf i'd
ibr nidt lagen, mie Mrs INNS Ser; 1T T?
Die Belt ideiubeiliser 6crmen tit rcr=
nber Der Geremrnienitab Der Sberbcf
meiteriu pon Yerl laitles 1T lanBlt sertrcz
den uno es inpcnrt NlemaHcem mctr,
penn nod feline Glide nit 20iroe sc.
i9munsen meroen.
Ser trcbise Ern 5aint Suits erbi'tsr=
te Qucie g. unp cod -.... er ipar
10 ldDn in ieiner Gntrliituny; feline au=
gen ipriibten Teusr pas 'ufarn'orblle
bee Mntincus bate 5eele uuo 9eben !; lie
empfano Bel benz g dmer3 Der Dfistann:
lung rch and ben Rei, Der Wclluit
tam Ne ocb urn tem Wtanne. ben IL
liebte.
6err BON Saint Suf, iaste lie nit lei
fer Srcnie. mir tenuen rem 6cf Gt
mag mardes ;erbrcden iein. mas ccr1
einit cine Stole ipielte; nidt bios oe'
Stab cer Oberbofmeilteriu, icneern aud
bus Scepter pes &Sniss; aber quite Sit
te iiterlebt Den feinen 1on unb its bat eir
Neht. In alien GreiIen ,u bsrrIden.
um Saint Saits 9ippen ipielte elm fti
mes 0ddeln; Qucie ais Yrielterin be,
9uten Site.
(qtnrtfPhnnn fnfat
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beS SargeS auf. Die Sniisnten muroen
an beibeu Seiten be8 failerliden ganuer5
auf5ereibt. CUR 2infen lasen Sdilo uno
S9mert uno Sur 0te6ten ber Neidsapfel
unb pas Scepter, In be1n Der teriibnte Srz
(ofi= Diamant gu ieben mar. Daneten lasen
Die &rcnen Der idmmtliden &Snisrei9e
unb 6iirltentbImer, peld,e 5uiammen oas
rulllde &eid biloen. Die 2eide wurre
in einem pradtppnen pergploeten Sarge
berein sebradt, melder BON belr@roBfiirz
lten @onifantin, 9ddplaS, Wlaointir,
Saul uno SersiuS uno benz Ser;pse ppn
geinbl1rsb setrasen murbe. Der Sars
muroe unter benz Mittelpunft bes 8alz
eadins beS Satafalfs niebergelest, BET
3aiier unb lein 8ruber ntfernten ben
Dedel unb Der SberfSrper Des in bic
Uniform Der 8reobrajinSfi @arbe sefleis
beten tpoten 3aren wurbe fdtbar. gler,
amber III. ifellte ii4 nit Der 9aiiertn unp
leinen ainoeru am 4cpfenbe oes Sarses
auf uno bic Yrielter uno @tprfnuben
itimnlten bic Bel ruiiilden 2eidsnbesansz
nilfen Ibliden 9eilnse an, pdbrenb ber
Metropslitan iebent slnmeienben cine
brenneaOe Serge reidte unb bic s(colpten
bic Stride nit Weibwaller telprenbten.
Nm 8etpulte itanb elm fdmarSsetleipeter
Yrielter, melder Stellen aus bem Gpanz
selium porlas. 2n ieber Der bier @den
oes &utafalfS ifanb ein @eneralabjutant
unb auf ben Stu len bes Gbrones itanb
bewesunsSlps eine Bade BON Wfilitarcas
betten. Snmitten all' bic les @lan;es lag
Der ermorbete Safer nit mad oben ses
rtdtetem 2eidenantlit unb sefulteten Sdnz
ben Der untere 3beil Der 2eide mar
uou ltdnois burd friide glumen peroedt.
9faA beenbetenl 9ottesbienlte IieB iid
Nlera amber III. auf elm Gnie nieber unb
fiibte bic 6anb ieircs tobten Satera.
Die &aiierin folste b;eIem geilpiele, NOR
uuf oaS tailerlide Yaar ben 3undditite=
benbeu cine leidte gerteusuns n1adfe unb
bic @atbebrale perlieB Die Ser5osin
bon @oinbursb uno bic 9lnme elenoen
9robfiritinnen wuroen banf bintereinans
Der gum Sarse seleitet, mo lie benz er<
ntprcerten Wpnarden bic leste 9iebe uno
gbre ermieien. Sbrem Beiipiele fplsten
oann ane anoeren aeiotrusenben, bic aus
ldnbiihen Tiirlten, Oiplomaten II. I. 10.
Die 2eide wirb Bis Sanfa3 in Sara
be ausseltellt bleiben uno banu nad benz
WunIde beS Strltprbenen in Der leeren
@ruft neben Ter ber perforbsnen &ailerin
beiseIeet wsroen.
Gala sibt cine fltrdtbare geldreituns
aber pas Nusl leben Der 2eide bes 3aren.
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W}iittern, bic lire Ginoer oeil1.

= Wfiittern, Die lire Ginoer geluno
gu ndbren ipiinl6en, p9ne i'm Stanbe
gu iein, es bur9 ibre eisene grult gu
bewirfen, fam ni6ts gelieres, 6eilia=
meres uno Silligeres empfoblen peroen,
als 9ieu itaebter's vSeuti6es 8
&inbermeb n (pdbotrop6ine). IS
it Der bette @rlab fiir M3uttermil6, es
pereinigt alles Cute in ii6, um cine bot
treffii6e &inoernabrung su gepdbren.
Ser brillanteite Grfolg iuurbe iegar BEL
frdnfli6en uno l6ma6en &inoern er=
Sielt. uSeuti6es Ginbermebl miro
bon 9er5ten iebr empfoblen, uno 1T in
alien renommirten 9potbefen gu baben.
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(gortiebnns fclst.i
Gine aute 6ousfrau Il.

Cine quite ,,ousIrIn lcltc wenn III
ibrsm cluis Die draaiabrs Nsinilnni
eibt, wobI bsesnfsn, Tag tie thsurtn .sa
laiIsu itr 6aniee msbr m,rtb i'm; Z
Siels o1ui.r, unp tab bra Spfsmf ,
saub' runs unt Hs'niaunB tss SIutss
Nsbul:rsn rss- Massus uno c,r snaewsi'
be beourfen. nm Die BON 0rualtn,s Wa.
laria une Nuas iinitansen s;,i,ietenoen
6ranfbeitsn ~ riraiiien uno a. teilen.
unp is mub m,iT'n, pab es n,he aitt mas
bisies 10 pcundnois .uno fiber tsi1 wr>
als 5opfs MP ttters. Die r,,nlsr nnt
beiten Mfcij'nsn. 9irte ei,e aansrs
Gpa!tf
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Q elo y ern il n ftio !!

Seio perninftis, Sbr aranfe nno ge.
trcgene! unb ldBt Gud nidt lanscr run
6abrlfanten icaenannter electriiter Sell.
mlttel (?), Nuadialbern uuo ,,9teuereneS"
NIT lessnannten MiiliOnar, 6reireceptsn.
Die fcia gpptbefer MAIDEN fam, guren
leetsn Sent rauben. Seio perniinItio
uno Ndtdt 25 Gents an caS alte tepGbrie
Oeutlde Dell. Snititut, II Clinton Bloce
ytew Yort, fir ren y9tettunBsanftr"
welher eud ben ridtisen @es Sur .yab,
rem SalIs 3el0t. Dem Welien scniist
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Sas 3Qhleuperh1ltuib Der ein,el=

: Sas 3ablenperbdltniB Der einsel=
nen 6ractionen 0es 0eutl6en Gei6stags
itellt lib mlnmebr na6 bem ipeben per=
OHentli6ten @titglieoerpersei6niB fol-
genoer!naben: Sas Centrum 101, Die
Seuti6conierpatipen SO, Die 9tational=
liberalel1 81, bic 9eutlde Gei6spartei
4S, Die GOrti1rittspartei 81, Die SeceI=
lioniifen Is (obne 2asfer), Bic liberale
Gruppe Is, bic POlen IA, Bic Socialz
Demofratea 10, wdbrenb SO feiner
6raction ongeb0ren. Sdmmtlide 3ab=
len be5ieben ii6 auf Die betreffenoen
Wtitglieoer unb 6ospitanten Der Srac=
tionen, beren bas Centrum s, bie
Seuti i6e &ei6spartei 6, Die Sorti6ritts=
partei 2 unO bic 9euti6eonierpatiben
einem (@sinilter b. puttfammer) Sdblt.
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Ote
Eia!iAe Jreic Nreiie
erl1etnt
iI!i 3 nit WuSnabme bes Scnnta9s
unb toftet
$1,000 iir bassSabr ober $3.50 fur
3 Wtcnat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
Batrtotismus.

lieutenant 6srabluGsnr); ,Saa
ma, nnein Sobn, tusnn Oh gcfen film,
csft. unc tb fdms upp ndbm' cir BET,
pe 8ltnte rpta. mas tbdtsf eu Damn ,
pclntidn Rsfrat: 5err 9sutmar
fam mt6 8sints nitt nsbmsn ! DALI
t4 au fsH Glinte!
lieutenant: aber fsll tir Tod Elm.
nal Dor, t6 bdtte es fdon astban, Id
bdtte tetns Gltnts fton
polnti@sr &Cfrut: So fa mid m5a.
lib. Ssrr esutman, bait Id au fsf
Gltnte!
lieutenant Cdrssrli6); ga. NIT BEN
1T frciItd ni6ts au MAIDEN - ga,
gen fs mol. Gitfiet mas pirceu
Ole tn bsmielbsn Guqs tbun?
Gt6fdpt: Sa, 5srr lieutenant -
Srsustpmbeulbpsrnptb ia ,5a'
Id incline Ylsmps uno l5lds' Sis pa.
pamtt In cte Grefs, pas fs Gas Don.
nerpsttsr auf Der Steqe tplts!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15
Sdliatung." Die

v7ie S6li9tuns." - Oil beipen
Gbsleute D. Isbten rpte ties leipsr
msbr Der GaI IN, IN tdglitem Strsit
unp 5apa; Der Wann rppate In Der
8d6e rssisrsn uni fsts untsr si.
Scpfitilps isbsn. tpcribsr tann bic
6rau fi& erbofe; bic frau absr nabu,
ii4 b.raus, tn Der adsrwirtb11aft ben
cen Sbsrbsfsbl su fibrsn. pcrlber
Damn Der Mann In SarniI& ae-iab.
als fs nun zines lasss pispsr TN 8ams
pfc bssrifsn parsn, fam Der Na&bar
u, elm ipiBtSer Patron bin,u une
ipra6 gang rubis esm Wanne : . Sreunp
glib mir nal Osinen put" une FRAU
r9ib mir Define Wdss." Mls er pas
mad ein!ssm 8ispsrRrsbsn erwirtt
battle lsBts sr Der Grau ben Wannss,
but unc ben, Wanns bic Srausnmise
auf unb btslt ibn:n iansa ben srpsen
Spts8sl pom Der Wano Dor. Yeipe
ssristbsn eardbsr in's 9a6sn unp Der
Strsit mar ~ gnps. llnp, Nos u1ebr
mar, ete 8etren iabsn ein. tas Der
Wann untsr esm Out, bic frau In
Der WiBe, unp Ger cine aus Sa6e,
Ger ancsre pom adsr fprt,ubletten ba.
be une fe tbatens aud. .S8ufsr,
blsib BET eeiner, 2sifeu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-02-15

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elmer Babriaserin in &5ln, I'm id
Die Sarien ltssn ,u IaGsn. 8abrfase>
rim: Htno. mat wslf bu uiGe2
Wdr6sn: Sast ems. frau 8latI&,
tinnt fs ms6 nit fass, Of mtnse
9anuss 3ret oper bret Scbr BET bic
3oloaten etne mos2 @abrfaserin :
Na, Stne bat fam cd Dir net ~anlasen,
cat rpsss auein eat Winifirium Biss
mart uno sa loft ft nit in inue
Raris feten.