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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17
Rats OH Ships.

Rats greatly infest ships, and are by
them conveyed to every part of the
world. SO industriously do they make
homes for themselves in the numerous
crannies and corners in the hull of q
ship, that it is impossible to get rid Of
them. Ships take out rats as we'll as
passengers and cargo, every voyage {;
whether the former remain in the ship
at port Is best known to themselves.
When the East India Company had
ships of their own they employed n rat
catcher, who sometimes captured 800
rats in one ship just returned from Cal
cutta. The ship rat is often the black
species. Sometimes black and brown
inhabit the same vessel, and unless they
carry on perpetual hostilities, one party
will keep in the head of the vessel and
the other to the stern. The ship rat is
very anxious that his supply of fresh
water shall not fail; he will come on
deck when it rains, and climb up to the
wet sails to suck them. Sometimes he
mistakes spirit cask for water cask,
and he gets drunk. A captain on an
American ship is credited (or discred-
lted) with an ingenious bit of sharp
practice as O. means of clearing his ship
from rats. Having discharged a cargo
at q port in Holland, he found his ship
In juxtaposition to another which had
Just taken in q cargo of Dutch cheese:
lie laid plank at night from one vessel
to the other; the rats, tempted by the
odor, trooped along the plank and be-
gan the feast. He took care that the
plank should not be there to serve them
as pathway back again, and so the
cheese laden ship had a cruel addition
to its outward cargo.-N. Y Scientific
Times.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

WHAT Arabi's rebellion is already cost
ing Egypt may be judged from the
Alexandria dispatch to the Manchester
Examiner. Her cotton crop averages
two hundred millions of pounds an
nually, and that is altogether lost for
this year. Her exportation of wheat
ought to be about twenty five millions
of pounds, hnt there will be not enough
garncred in this season for the support
of the native population. England has
recently been paying her ten millions of
dollars annually for cotton seed that is
compressed into oil cake, and now that
item OF revenue is sacrificed. The Lon
don Shlppi19 and Merchant Gazette de-
clares that it is almost impossible to
compute the monetary disaster to
Egypt. The deficiency in the cotton
and wheat deliveries to England must,
however, be supplied by American ex-
portation, and if the war is inevitable,
our shippers may conscientiously con-
sent to make all the money they can out
of it.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17
The Kentucky Evangelist.

Rev. Z. o. Barnes, the Kentucky
evangelist, who has had such remarka-
bic success of late, is not illiterate or O.
backwOOdsman, as his methods might
lead one to suppose. If he uses the dia-
lect of the Kentucky mountainccrs. or
the homely phrases of the negroes, it is
from choice. Although born in Ken
lucky, he is a graduate Of Princeton
College, and served fifteen years as q
missionary in India, after which he had
q pastoratc in Chicago. All this time
he was q Presbyterian, but on taking up
the work rs u rcviVaii5t, six years ago,
he withdrew from that denomination.
His power over the people of the Ken
tucky mountain region proved phcnom-
email, and they firmly believe in him as
u worker Of miracles. lie founds his
authority for anointing,the sick and PEN
itcnt on this verse from the Epistle of
St. James: els any sick among youQ
Let him call for the elders of the church;
and let them pray over him, amounting
him with oil in the name of the Lord;
and the prayer of faith shall save the
sick, and the Lord shall raise him up;
and if he have committed sins they shall
be forgiven him."
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17
Not That Kind or n Donkey.

A coolness has arisen between Mr..
and Mrs. Fitznoodle, one Of the most
respectable families in Austin. One day
last week a Mexican donkey was run
over in the outskirts of Austin, and
killed by freight train on the Interna-
tional Railroad. Next morning, Just as
Mr.. Fitznoodle was about to start down
town, his wife threw her arms around
his neck aud said:
"Dear Alonzo, promise me not to go
near tho railroad track. How can the
engineer distinguish between you and a
donkey, in time to stop tho tramp
Texas tSifEin0s.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

AS Arule, New York merchants were
loud in their praise of the Presidents
act OF vetoing the River and Harbor
bill. The improvement of Western
channels is O. matter of little interest to
Eastern merchants.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

THE Supreme Court of Iowa rules that
police officer is guilty of manslaughter
if he strikes n prisoner fatal blow with
club to defeat an attempt to escape,
unless the officer has reason to believe
tha5 he is in danger Of great bodily harm
or loss of life.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

TENNESSEE has nine daily papers, of
which four are for Bates, the ropudat-
ing Democratic candidate for Governor {;
four for Fussell, the State credit Demo-
cratic candidate, and only one for Haw-
kins, the Republican nominee.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

WHEAT and corn, at some points, bring
the same per bushel, a state of COM
merce that does not often occur. The
abundant crop of wheat is now on the
market, whereas, corn will be scarce for
some time yet.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

The Cincinnati Commercial argues
that drunk honest man is preferable to
sober thief. That is owing somewhat
to the size of the drunk as we'll as ths
size OF the steal. Let us have the ,spec-
ificatiOns.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

THERE is class of people who, on
their arrival at seaside resort, register
their names at first-rate hotel, the fact
is announced in the newspaper, and then
they go to cheap cottage.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

AN ACTRESS in a London theater is O.
sixteen-year-old Bohemian girl, eight
feet two inches high, and still growing.
She believes the time has como for
women to occupy O higher level.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

SIMON RE1oHARD. his wife, two sons.
and two daughters, of Mauch Chunk,
Pennsylvania, weigh together 1922
pounds, and claim to be the heaviest
family Of six in Pennsylvania. Theix
several separate weights are represented
to be 245, 235, 220, 222, 200, and 400
pounds.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17
Here is how visit to Coney Island

Here is how a visit to Coney Island
affected New York reporter; "Pres-
entity the torch of the Sabbath was in
verted the glory died from the heavens
and was lost in the flowing tide white
star blossomed in the infinite meadows :;
the riotous wind ceased it's rush and was
still, and the curving pillows chanted q
more solemn anthem, ,"-Boston TT0ss-
8oTt10t,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17
f'OTAE AMNYHILATTON:

. NTIt MS yS'trS tn0y nlnD0rDU nIn0.
Rough and unpublished was he, albeit
lie constantly aimed to shi,ic.
Asptoud as q king dr his box he sat,
Munching an apple Ped,
While the boys OF his set looked wiStfully
on,
Aud "Gfvo us biter they said.
But tho boot black smiled lordly smile !;
No free bites hcrcw ho cried.
Incn tho boys they sadly walked away,
Save one who stood at his side.
Bill, give us tho CORE" he whispered low.
That boot lack siiilcd oiic6 more,
And n mischievous dimplo grow in his
cheek
"Thcrc Gint goin' to be no core"
-1Idry ID. Brine, in Harpers Ma0dzine
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

In is stated, as common rumor, that
although the President vetoed the River
and Harbor bill, he secretly worked,
through his friends, for its passage over
his veto
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

THERE are symptoms that the fight in
Egypt will not be confined exclusively
to the English and Moslems. The pro-
portions Of general war are indicated
by late dispatches.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

THE Arkansas Iraveller gives the fol.
lowing bit of good sanitary advice:
~ It's ebery nigger's duty ter be baptised.
EVEN II he amt got the faith, de water'll
do him good.
This same advice will apply to white
men,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

The Creek Indians are on the war
path. This time they are fighting
among themselves.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

"THE President now drives out with
q four-in-hand. While this might mean
almost anything, we presume it means
four horses.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17
Land in England.

Behind the land question in England
is the question of habits. The land is
held in these great tracts, not for en-
ioyment but from pride. The brains
of men are so equal, under modern facil-
tiles of education, that hereditary de-
scent would be inconsequentiaI if it did
not have hereditary estate to advertise
the fact; and consequently every parve-
nu in the nobility rushes to buy land at
q ridiculous price, 80 that he can appear
on tho landscape of the country among
the sons of Normans. For the greater
part of the year an English estate is not
fit to live on, on account of the climate,
and there is plenty of land to be had for
less than 81 per acre on the steppes OF
the Rocky mountains more agreeable fol
hunting, for residence, and for every
other enjoyment, than the best lRpd u
england, :
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

BROOKLYN shows total church mem
bership of 269, 462, agsinst 1873, 7O5 in
1862, Of which there are Catholics 300
900, 10000 in 1862. The greatest per-
contage has, however, been for the Uni
Versalists, next the Baptists, then the
Congregationalists
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

SIX THOUSAND acres of walnut trees
have been planted in Kansas. They
propose that future generations shall
have all the walnuts they want TO eat,
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

The nomination and election for O
third term of Governor st. John, of
Kansas, is said to be assured.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

THE hop crop is 25 per cent. short this
year rs compared with last. In this case
the pressure is on the brewer.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

Crop reports from England say that
wheat will not nearly amount to fair
average crop; barley rather less than
an average crop oats good.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

SOUTHERN New Jersey and the Della.
ware Peninsula are suffering from
drought.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

The London Times expresses the
opinion that the Sultan will send his
troops to Egypt expressly to thwart the
purposes of England.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

1T is estimated that every year there
are from 1.200 to 1900 railroad cm-
plOyes killed and from 5000 20 10000
injured iR this country. ..-.--,-
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

IT Is proposed to build an under
ground railroad in Paris. The cost Of
it's construction is put at $50, 10000
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

Sii1Ho" lover is creating considerable
excitement in portions of Texas.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

GEORGE WILLIAM CURTIS is fighting
the administration without gloves.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1882-08-17

Fl. T. WHITE, who is the author of the
Chicago Trj6une's humorous novelettes,
which have captured more than national
notice, is graduate of theological
seminary, and was at one time sporting
reporter. He is grave and calm in his
speech, and is rather bashful.
ENGLAND sensibly objects to the land
ing of Turkish soldiers in Egypt with
out first knowing who they are going to
fight for when they get there. She
demands that the Porte denounce Arabi
Bey rebel. 1t will give a clearer un.
derstanding of what the Sultan proposes
to do in a crisis,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
Saar, 4aloltl, Gifsl unS 9uusria.

Wdbreub Der bo5pirSiss Ssrr BIZ
i9of am Sonntas, ben II. Ssbruar, tn
Der ct. BaulHstirde bic Pfarr. Utilization
abbielt, murbe bo,t sinem Wdb1en has
Yortsmonnaie nit SO - 40 Wtart SnbaIt
aus Der Eai4s setobIsu. Sc i9eint, 10
i4reibt BITE vEr. Sts.", baB Elm fre9er
Oieb btsie SefIt9teitsu, wobet INNER sin
sroBss @sordRse bsrri9t, bsnust; bsun
nod In isbsr Rirde, 100 an ben Iesten
Sonntassn bic SiRtation ftattssfunben,
finb bsrartiss ET9snbisbftdbIe ausssfibrt
worbeu.
aus Ertsr mirb unterm 7. Sebruar
SoIssubss semelbet: Ser milbe 0intsr
bat ss benz 2anbmaurr srm6sIi5t, uieIe
arbeitsn uorSunebmsn unb an 5uttsr Su
iparen. 0ie prsils bss Rinbuisbes ssben
babsr In bic S6be, unb aud BITE S4wetne
fnb tbsursr. Die Radfrase mad benz
lssler Wein III nod immer u6uis ffiu, Bite
Weinunssn iibsr bic 9ite behsIbsn uieIfa9
sstbeiIt. Sb bieiss fi9 BET benz naben abs
iti@ dnbern wirb, bIsibt abSuwarten; nur
10 uisl ftebt fsf, baB bic etntelneu 6uber
lslbft tn bsnisIbsn @smeinbsn isbr usri@ie'
ben finb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14

i'm . n 3 o 3u Wsfancp ranntsn
In Der Na1t BON, ls. auf ben 10. Sebr.
twei @aterslse aneinanbsr unb wurbsn
sdnsIi9 serf6rt. 2sbsn sinssn ni9t Der,
loren, bod if Der uiaterisle S9abeu iebr
srOB. Die tlria4e bes 3uiammsnitoBss
tennt man ni9t.
5err Yfarrer Misret III pon SdIs
misnOul (Beaurains), nod Bterwart (2sus
se) periest worbsn. I'm bsfsn Stele
t6mmt 8. @tienns pom E5on (Anbenne).
Serr @iliou, Yfarrer tn Sart, Outline
(2ouette) t6mmt mad @ertn (Dtnant),
5err DerOiip, Bfarrer pom Roiieur (Rars
te) mad 9oujee (@emblour). Der 8iear
Serr Niders, 1T gum Bfarrer In 2acuiitne,
Ulorenuius) bef6rbsrt uotbsn unb wirb
bur9 ben Nsuseueibten Germ Ratp srisst.
Btfar @tlain pom Anbenue wurbe ais
Bfarrer mad Ebon (9lnoeaue) uefiest unb
Der 8itar 5err Donsur t6mmt ais Yfarrsr
mad upisnp (esu5e).
Sn Der grouius 9uremburs bsiuz
den 10, $50 Rinber bic tatboIi1sn S9us
len, 1000 mebr ais i'm uorisen Sabre, uu6
4,77O bic Staats $ SHulen. SIN
PrOsenten aussebridt ssbsn 5os tn BITE ta'
tbolii@sn unb 438 YroSsnt In bic Staatss
i@ulsn.
3pti3en Qibramont unb Yoir ses
idab In Der Ha1t pom 10. auf benz 90.
Ssbruar Elm srosss llnsIid. Bier arbeia
ter uabmen sine ~orinseaOs &sparatur Dor
unb um benz pou Ramir tommsnbsn 3use
aus3uueidsn, tratsn He aufs ,ueits 9sIeiie.
auf bsmisIbsn fam sben Elm 3us pon Ars
lon uns fubr tn bic 4 Irbsitsr biusiu.
Orsi Der Wdnusr purben l9usr usrIsst,
Der uisrte tam unuerIsst bapon. ginsr
oerieIbsn itarb turs barauf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
8 II xem 8 nrgt(& S.
Deretnt8te Gtaateu.

gDie utdt alein bic an,eigeu, ion.
bern islbf tIsine Roti3ien In Der v@a,stte"
melt unb brett, au9 BON Ni9t, 2ursmburs
germ sslsisn werbsn, benefit BITE tIsins Bee
mertuns, bic MIR tirsli9 ma9ten, baB tn
Reu Trier, Dafota Co., Winn., elm Ar5t
ben6tbist isi. Son usri9iebensn Seitsn
tamen ~anfrassnbs Brisfe bon Nefsten unb
elmer Tam sIsid unb IteB f9 In Nsu Erisr
uteber.
Cine groBe Gbre III sinem ~uniersr
9anbslsute wtsbsrfabrsn. Der bodm'ffe
Bii1of uon GIsusIanb bat ben bo1u. %.
Woss aIs Bsratbsr NIT gum 4. Yropin3ial.
conciI In Cincinnati senommen, mo bers
ielbe gum Setretdr bss gonciIs srnaunt
uurbe.
Gin Brief aus NpaIadicola, Sla., tbeiIt
uns init, baB Der bo1p. Batter s. 3. Baien
BON ieinsr Romreiie surldsstsbrt III. Bsi
Der @elesenbeit bat sr aud bic aIte, lisbs
Seiuatb bsiu&t. Der bodu. Ssrr III
iest Bu YsniaeOIu, SIa. ais Reetor.
gSir e%ntnebmsn has 5OIsenbs benz ct.
glouo vNoroftern": vStabtmapor 6am'
msrsI bat bsrsits bic n5tbissn Bauiisins an
Ort unb Ste0e brinsen %Iusn, um fs bsiat
Bau elmer neusn Waidinen' RisbsrIase an
Stsle Der alien bu uerwsnbsn. Otsiss
@ebdube wirb cine 3isrbs Der ct. Ger.
mainifraBe biIbsn. aud ben sbsmaliaeu
ct. Slouber Ri4oIaus 2abr, bat bas Sau'
fisbsr srsrifien.
s4m Z. Jsbr. ftarb gu SunsIinftsr,
@roBb. 9urtmburs, an aItersi9udde, usr'
isben NIT ben bI. Satramsutsn, MidaeI
SSmit, TN boben alter pom 90 Sabrsn.
Dsrlslbs bintsrlieB bret Rinber, bic aqe tn
amsrita fnb. Ssine Satin sins ibm IL
Sabre in bic guisteit uoran. Die utslen
Srsunes bss gsritorbsnsn tn amsrita wsrs
ben sriu9t isiuer i'm @sbste gu osnfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14

benz acciien'B samten unb Dienif@ef 6rn.
9ubwis RefeIer, gu 8iauben; ben, gbef
bss gompter. @orps 5rn. Sob. Rusener,
bu Wterid; benz @enbarmerie > Brigabter
9rn. Sob. 2aur, gu Sianbsn; benz @ens
barmerte' Wa9tmeifter 6rn. Setter Qinben,
gu 9ursmburs !; benz BIsdi9mtsb 9ubmtg
S@neioer, gu puIusrmibl; benz 3sbrer
6rn. s. 3. Ebeiieu, su Simmern; benz
Wertfabrer 5rn. s. 9. Basener, gu guIs
permibI; benz @smetnbe , ginnebmer &.
gbiIipp be 8aba, gu 8srburs ; benz 9sbrer
Beber, Su Stabtbrebimus.
Bronse'W sbaiIIe:
Dem @enbarmen Nitolas areub, au
WiIs ; benz 6rn. Boettssuba4, su 2ureu1,
burg Der glifabetb Beder, gbsfrau Rts
del Sond, gu Dihen; benz @sfanseumdrs
ter 6rn. Setter 5einen, 3u 2uremburg
(@ranb) ; benz @~erberarbeiter Srn. Sobanu
Sslsbranb, 3u 2arsmburs (@runb) ; benz
S9Iofsrarbeiter 6ru. 6sinri9 Gerber, su
9uremburs ; benz Sorfbiter 5rn. RitoIas
Robl, au &osport; benz Jorfbiter 9rn.
Sran3 Sspoer, 3u Diefir9 ; benz Stabtfsrs
seanten 6rn. WiIer, au 2~uremburs /; benz
9raumeiter Der $. Sunt'f9en Brauersi
5rn. Soiepb &otb, tn Neuoorf benz WiIs
lerburf9en Midel EbtIsss, su @5belss
mial benz @srberarbeitsr 5ran3 Gems, su
Sells.
Gibilftanb Der stabt 9~uremburg.
Seiratben: Bonn 1. Geb.: Daniel
Stabtfelb, 5anbi9ubi9neibsr, NIT Wars
saretba 6ettes. - A: Seter gnseI, Eu@s
msber, NIT Barbara Baumann. - g.:
Peter Dubr, S4ubma1sr, NIT gIiiabetb
strafer; DilbsIm 6uso Ssr4enba&,
R~aufmann, nit Waria Inua 0eonte Saus
er; @uifau 9sdsuaIier, 6anhi9ubi&neis
Der, nit Anna Bsffort - H.: RarI aIs
bert Oe gupper, Snssnieur, NIT Con,
ffauce Ebereta Brafeur. - 13.: Domis
nit RapI, Rrdmer, NIT Barbara Woes:
peter SeItes, Bant Commits. NIT Waria
Rodenbro6. - a.: Wllbelm Rittel, Rhs
fer, nit Warsaretba Wsbsr. - l5.: Cos
rens @iaen, @Hber NIT Warsarstba
Tbiu.
SterbefdIIe: @omI. Sebr. Msas
the Otbenbouen, alt 20 s., &entnertn;
Barbara Oii@burs, alt II s., @ittue D.
Better S9aaI; Anna Siumer, alt 81 s.,
8ittwe .. Better Sdmtt; - 2 : @usenie
Sobanu BarteI, alt rs s., Staatspsnfo.
nirter. T.. Better Strid, alt 4s s., De.
fausenwdrter. - s.: CHARLOTTE &i1arb,
alt So s., Wittwe bss usritorbsnsn Sran3
Soiepb aboIpb Ridarb, ssitIebens gisens
tbamsr. wobnbaft gu Rsusnis. Rrsis Btts
burg. - T.: 9ouis Stein, alt 80 8, Mns
frei9er. = a.: Nnna Bsifort, alt SO
s., @befrau D. NitoIaus @asner. Blafo,
ntrer. - IA. /: Setter Stsffsn, alt SO g.,
@drtnsr; Soiepb @srono, alt So s.,
9utma4er, wobnbaft gu 9alenbap, Bros
utnb 2attt4. - l5.: Jobanu Bapttf Wts
del, senannt antatoIs Ridarb, alt SO s.,
gissutbdmsr, ebemalissr apotbstsr, Bttt.
wsr p. Warsaretba Rsutner; gilbert
gbrifian aIeris Boequier, alt % s., sbs'
Los.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
u NJ.
Originate urrsiponoen, Der ,Ga,stts'

CrisinalsG Orreipunoen3 Der yGa,stte".
Sells, ben l6. Gsbruar 1882.
2isbsr Ssrr 9onnsrl
@eisrn fanb BITE gr5fnuns unb Giniss'
nuns Der Sscunbdr: 8abn Gels. &ru9ten
5isr fat. Wan bate aue M~norbnunsen
sstrOffsn, bic SeitIt9tsit III m0sIidit gu
bsben unb tu usri96nern, absr bic sinss'
tretsne i9limms Witteruns brobte berislben
bod Gbbru6 Su tbuu. Die Sauisr auf
benz Sauptplas bes Stdbt4snS, DOR aQsm
absr Der Papiaon, warsn pra5tis NIT @uir.
lanbsn sei9mldt. Disisr, aus Tannsn.
3psissn ssbilbete minterltde S9mud, par
aud an ben Der StraBe sntIans ftsbenbsn
Baumsn ansebra9t; RranSe aus bsmisIbsn
@sFs9ts, tn wsI@e nan ~pisIfarbiss BIus
men aus papisr m~iteinssfist bate, obsr
S9ilbsr NIT Osutien IN ben @ebdubsn
anssbradt, unb Sabnen unb Sdbn9sn In
GROCER 8abI, bte baIo tn SanbsI bsIbtrets'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14
Atr6fi&e %2leuisReitem.
NuBlanD.

Ser ,SEsrpatore &omanaA usr6ffsnt.
lidt sins gnep.Iica an BITE itaIieniidsn
Biid5fe, norm ber papf nod DarIssung
Der llsbeI, pou psI9en bic 9ir9e bsimss.
fu4t isi, iast, ss iei far BITE 9rifIide
Srase pom bSdftsm sSnterefe, saB Der
Yapit Bet Der 2eituns Der Rir9e fret BON
alien @sfabren, gsbridunsen unb 6sisln
iet. Cur gratsluns bieies Rsiultatss iei
eine 9etitionsaction etnbuleiten unb tnners
baIb Der ssiesIi9sn 9ren5en Aass aufius
wenben, UNI benz Yapite tbatid9Iid bic
Sreibeit wiebsr 3~urid;ussben. an wslds
bas Sell Der 6ir9e, bic Woblfabrt Stas
liens unb Der Triebe Der 1rifli9en 8Sltsr
aetnipft iet. Dis gncptIica empfsbIt
ben Bii95fsn BITE 8srbreitung Der auteu
preHe unb BITE SsranbiIbuns warbiser
prisiter. Wir brudsn btslsIbe beute TN
erifen EbeiIs ab.
Sn Wain3 fanb I'M Dome BITE fsierIi9s
gntbauuns bss benz psrftorbsnsn DtI9of
.. 2stteIsr bon ietner SamiIte srrt@teten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-03-14

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unb In WeffaIen pisIfad uorfonmenber
9rt zines %iosenannten 6o4srabes in 90.
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neue Shrft @rsbii9of BON Bien TIM 9erren'
baus NIT bsr liberal eentraIifii9en Partei
sebeu werbe, bnt fid aIsEdui&uns erwieien.
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partei isiner mutbissn SppoRtion ssssu
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bo1m'fe Serr 8. Degteue uirb IN btsieu
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BITE fur ale Stubenten uHb Wobltbdter bel
Anitalt seIeien wsrben iouen.
Ste peiiialii6e DiScsis BababorH.
bat absrmals ben Cob 3ueisr Yfarrer Al
betIassn. gu RirdIinbe Bet Dortmunh
itarb Der gfarrer 8sp. Soie2b Bsters
@sboren su Berse am l6. aprtI 1914,
wurbe Der 8erfforbene am IL. Wdr3 ls4l
gum Prieifer ssweibt unb felt benz rs
april 1855 ais Bfarrsr In Rir9linSs on
seifeat. Die SeeIiorse bteier stsmIid
sroben pfarrsi rubt u In ben Sdnbsr
bss 9rn. RapIan @lusrt, Der felt IL Sab
rem benz 0srforbsnsn ais goopsrator ~,
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nib Serud. OerieIbs mar gsboren A.
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seueibt am 25. Wdr3 1889, unb felt ben
81. Wdr3 1854 Yfarrsr pom Niebsrmsni
germ. weI&ss gum Slid nod 3wsi Self
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