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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09

Shoo him on the-spot Dix has an inita-
tor in Judge Wylie. He came very near
advising juryman in the Star route con-
spiracy cases to shoot on the spot any man
who attempted to bride him into returning
a verdict of not guilty for the defendants.
These are the men who so loudly pro-
claimed their innocence that they feigned
to court the fullest investigation, yet the
Judge charges them from his seat on the
bench with the most bold and villainous
attempt to bride the jurors in the case.
Bribery, perjury and assassination are the
modern methods in political warfare, as
far as this country is concerned
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09

When Gable is nominated for congress at
Cambridge on Wednesday, the democratic
ticket will be complete, and an extremely
strong one it will be indeed. The republi-
cans have about given up the contest.
Mr. Gable, as the congressional candi-
date, will add additional strength to the
county ticket, and the election of
Cable, O'Mara, Gould, Reticker and Ken
worthy may be regarded as a foregone
conclusion. 1t would not be well, however,
to allow over-confidence to interfere
with vigorous prosecution of the cam
paign. Solid and persistent work will give
the democratic candidates such a majority
as to teach the machine made men" of
the republicans that the people know
exactly what they are about.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09

two were voted for on Tuesday. What
the precise majority of the party is on the
state ticket does not yet appear. but the
returns, so far as they had come in yester-
day, showed that the campaign just closed
has been as trying on the round quality of
the republican majority as his march to-
ward Shrewsbury was rough upon Sir
John Falstaff 1t has bated, il has dwin-
died, it has fallen off vilely. And there
seems TO be doubt whether the brass-but
toned, blue-coated, newspaper suppressing,
Credit -Mobilier examining, and Garfield
exculpating Poland is really elected. Fan
ey the possible situation of the representa-
ton of Vermont in the lower house of
congress- One half the delegation of
"a state that gave Garfield a
majority of twenty-eight thousand surren-
iered to the opposition. The law in Yer
mont with reference to congressional cleo
lions is that which obtains in regard to all
others-the candidate must receive clear
majority of all the votes cast; a mere plu-
ra,ity win not elect Hence, Mr.. Poland
may be compelled to try it again. What is
it has struck the party in Vermont so amid
ships that its usual majority shrinks and it
Il In danger of losing half the congression-
al representation? The party is, as usual,
the grand old party" 1t put down the re-
bellien partially, permitting it to rise again
every four years; it freed the slave, only to
have him killed by the millions about cleo
ton times. It's the party of all the morality
and responsibility. as usual. But what's the
matter with it in Vermont2 Has the last
congress given it what the amusing Horr.
of Michigan, calls the belly-ache? Is it
weary of the reign of Robson and Keifer,
of the bare-faced extortions of Hubbell. of
extravaganza and jobbery? Certainly it
fails in Vermont, the ever faithful, to rally
with Its usual buoyancv. Perhaps the au-
dacious, law -defying democrat bulldozer
has been at work terrifying the old noun
taineers to that degree that they are kept
from the polls. As the most comforting
view of the situation, this will probably be
adopted as the explanation of the apathy
of Vermont
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09
banks of the Mississippi as to have filed a
chair at the national capitol.

TAe favorite moral issue" of the repub-
lican party Just now says the st.
Louis Rapubsssnn., is what the organs
call anti BourDonisn" inthe South; mean
ing by that anything and everything TO
beat the democracy there. For instance,
Chalmers of Mississippi is an "anti-BeuF
bon. He has been nominated for congress
by republican convention, and the admin
istration has openly pledged itself to give
him all possible aid and comfort against
his democratic competitor. Chalmers, it
will be remembered, was, only few
months ago, a champion Southern Bour-
bon in the republican estimation, who,
having added to the sin of bulldozing, in
tiInidation, ballot-box stufing, &c, de-
served neither mercy nor forgiveness But
as soon as Chalmers consents to be club
in republican hands to break the democrat
ic head, he is straightway transformed into
a saint of the first water, and federal power
and patronage are placed at his disposal.
Even the negroes IN his district, whose
friends and relatives he was charged with
maltreating, have promised TO support him
In preference to Carter, an independent re-.
publican of their own color.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09
WHATS THE MATTER WITH VERMONT.
From the Chicago Times.

Vermont is great state. 1t il ordinarily
counted good for republican majority of
twenty seven or twenty-eight thousand.
Two years ago, in September, it gave
majority of tWenty-six thousand for the
republican candidate for governor, and
the party throughout the union cried out
in admiration: 'Bahold the, patriotic.
firmness of the Green Mountain statel
1t marches steadily forward But some
thing or rather has gotten into Vermont,
and while il remains in the republican
column, it comes up with. grogginess
that surprises and alarms the party out
side the shadow of the Green mountains.
Like crab. Vermont has. been moving
backward. Formerly the state was emit
tied to three congressman the reappor-
tionment allotted 1t but two, and these
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09

From the middle and lower end of the
district there continue to come up mutter-
ings of threatening and slaughter against
Hon. B. F. Marsh. Republicans in this
end of the district are very well satisfied
with Mr.. Marsh, and will work vigorously
for his reelection if there is any show of
securing ii. But they are no more in
terested in the result than are the sore
heads in the other end; and if the next
congressman is to democrat, in spite of a
good working republican majority in the
district we will try and worry through and
place the blame where it belongs.-Mo Moline
Dispatch.
The Dispatch is a stalwart republican
newspaper, and is the only paper that has
stood by Marsh; but it viii be seen by the
above that it has practically
given up the contest. The Dispatch
has the sympathy of the ARGUS
in its dire distress. The defeat of Marsh
will be another lesson to the machine
that while it may by chicanery, force a
nomination, it cannot force an election.
The truth is, Marsh is not the man for the
place under any circumstances, and the
people have found that out by actual ex-
perience. Marsh has occupied seat in
congress long time, but for all practical
purposes he might as well have been seat-
ed under his own vine and fig tree ON the
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09

When a woman of southern village
heard her pastor say that the church
needed a new Bible she went into the
woods and prayed the Lord TO send them
one. just then" the story goes, ''she
heard a rattle-snake, and, rising from her
knees, killed it, sold the rattles for 81. so.
and bought new Bible with the Money"
A correspondent of the Springfield Re
publican has been raped over the knuckles
by religious paper for saying that 1.-THE
main business of life in Ocean Grove is
going to religious meetings and listening
to hell-fre preaching"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09
The Rev. Mr.. Haney having declined to

The Rev. Mr.. Haney having declined to
accept the greenback nomination for con
gress, the G.. Bs are now all at sea.
Mr.. Haney is too old a bird to be caught
with chat. The best thing for our green
back friends now to do is to give their
dead beat leaders the grand shake, and
join the ranks of the democracy. Tue
democrats are and always have been the
friends of the working people everywhere.
In fact it is made up of the working peo-
pie of all classes, and is by no means a kid
gloyed organization.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09
OUR CANDIDATES.
HON. ALFRED oRENDoRFF,


candidate for state treasurer, is a native
Illinoisan. He was born in Logan county
in 1915. and lived there until 1868, when
he removed to Springfield and commenced
the practice of law. He was a member of
the legislature in 1878 and 1874. Has
been a member of the democratic state
central committee for several terms, serv-
ing as secretary of the same. He has tax
en- an active part in every campaign since
1872, and is well and favorably known in
every county in the state.
HENRY RAAB,
the candidate for superintendent of public
instruction, is a native of Germany, but
came to this country when a boy He is
now about feEty five years of age. He
commenced life in this ceanlry working in
a brick yard at Belleyille, md from that
humble calling worked his way up to his
present position, which is an enviable one.
As practical educator he has had twenty
years experience, and has been superinten
dent of the Belleville schools for about
eight years In personal appearance he is
a fine-looking man, about six feet tall, and
in manner is genial and pleasant. He is
lifelong consistent democrat, but has
never been politician The present
state superintendent of public instruction,
who knows him well. speaks in terms of
highest commendation of his fitness for
the place.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09
Backsheesh.

Miss Hope-Edwardes, in her little
book, .Eau-de-V ie," gives in one little
anecdote a curious side glimpse into
Egyptian character. When she once
complained to certain government Of
fetal, as to superior person, Every
body seems to want backsheesh.' . the
great man replied, grayely and unheSi-
tatingly. Certainly also"
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09

Mr.. Tilden had library of over SIX
teen thousand volumes, and has just Su'
dsd four thousand six hundred J
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09

By order of the Democratic Congressional Com
mittee, nth district cHAs. ii. WHITAKER,
MAcoNB. Ills, August /, 1Sss Chairman.
Special arrangements have been made with the
C. B. i O.. Railroad, that al those attending the
convention and pay full fare 10 Monmouth win be
returned for one-third fare presenting TO s. c.
Dixon. ticket agent at Monmouth, the proper GER
ticafe from the officer of the convention appointed
10 issue certificates to all who may attend.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-09-09
ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTsICT
Democratic Congressional Convention at Mon
mouth, Wednesday, Sept, IL, 1882.

The Democracy of the several counties in the
Eleventh Congressional district requested To
send delegates Convention to be held At Non
mouth, Warren County, on wednesday. Sept. IL.
1852. O'Clock D. M, for the purpose of nominal
ing candidate for Congress, and % transact such
other business may be presented for the consld-
Grafton Of the convention.
The several counties in the Congressional district
viii be entitled the following representation based
nI,n1 the vote for Eancnck and EngIfsh in 1870.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
Wcslalb iie IGN rettste.

SIN 9eaopoOb ifanOsn i6 nsuIi1 spsi
Ssrgnsris. arbsiter, tpsl6e einsn biitsrn
Streit sebnbt babsa, tampfbsreit nit ses
josenem ReOOlosr 9,seniibsr. gintn DO.
ment ipdter nirosn Snei S9IHs 9efaQen
unO psnisitsns elmer Der @ssn,r pabr=
i4sinlia bluienO Su gOben 9tiunfen iein.
ga mari F5 pl6blid Elm 8eib, in sr0bs
ter auIrsguns Spiiden bic Wduner unO
Den i'm suna6f Stsbenoen nit ibrem
2eibe Osdsno, risf lie Dem onoern 9euohs
netcn gu:
@tieBcn gle nidt, I'm 8Oitt8wilsn
I6iebsn sic ni6t.
Gritdtttrt ientts Der anserehete oas
Yitol uno rug nit 8ittsrnOer Stimms
@atpiB Rnb sic Die @eliebtc oes &srls
ba, Ooer ino He feline 5rau2 Seine S9us;
fer iiuo sic pObl i9psrli9, oenn cine
S9nsRsr tritt ME nit iOl9sr gner9is far
ben 9ruosr In Die S9ranten.
Rsin, a~ntrpOrtste Die SrisSsnsfiftsriu,
i3 bin peber feline Sraut nod feline
Srou oh'r 56p'f'r, ab,r Der Wann
bat eiH 3iumsr in msiusm Sauis GEE
mistbst uno 1T mir nod oas aOfseIo
far brsi @o4sn i4ulois.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
Hbetu uub W oieI.

Nus Rbsinbeen me!bet man, taB
tn ben bortisen Wsinorten Iuseauss Of,
tobsr elm iebr reser gertsbr berriats, in
befsn bet eiusm 9sbots pom $50 Bis $50
Dart pro 1900 0itsr dussrft wenis abse
aebeu wurbe. Die Sreiie fur Bortusisisr,
Iotupsr unb &Isbrotb, bsfsn 9sie bsson:
men. ffeuten itt bis gum 20 auf $50 bis
4 Wart pro 8isrtel, $50 Mert pro Nide,
mas pro Stiid 500 BIB 800 Wa,t ersebsn
birfte, immetbiu stn accsptabler Yreis BEL
60 bis 70 9rao Woffaeui1t Sedsle, e.
ner Sdurs bon 10 BIS IL pro WtiGe unb
elmer Spseialitit pen uars,fen, barten Bee.
rem. Scbod bsft:u tte Bssren ben Dor
aug, baR he einen uorbialids1 @sIbs unb
6arb StOff behsen. Su Der baisrli4sn
pfals TT Der gltras qlantttatiu isbt sufris
bsuifeuenb, TN Us3irt @bsn;epen meiif 8
bis 10, 900 Otter pro Ssttar. Der greis
felt f@, laut benz .9fdIB. Court" auf
8 bic 8 Wart pro 80 9iter Grsbemoft
Ote DsinIeie i'm gliaB III In ben meiifen
&eborten bssnbet, nut tn ~wtnissn ftsbt fs
nod bsuor. Sm aus,u, :insn III bic @hte
bes neusn Weiuss stwas better, aIs bts
unaiuffise Ditteruns Der Istsen Wonats
bofen Ii.b; basesea wtro absr ben guam
tttausn @rtras fait ausemsin setlast. Der
5sttoliter toft.t % Bis 80 Wart -Ut.
bas Barrier H~6tfenblatt~ beri9t.t, bai
eth niebetIdnbii&er Snsenteur Der DlHsr
bau 8erwaItuns tn rtre4t R& burG
8ermittluus hes boldnbif4.n @sfanbtsr
an bic preubii9s Staatsresieruns NIT ben
g,iu&su ssuaubt, ibm 5alfe 1ur gornab
me Der gorarbeiten fur sinsn RanaI Dor
R6In nod Antwsrpen Bu gswdbren
Aus benz Saarbri6er R%obIenreuier wirt
Der ,@nm." beiisli3 Der SesIiorse tn
beiastsn &suier ssidrisbsn: Dos Rspis,
umfabt bauptid9ll1 bte Rreiie Saar
bradeu SttweiIsr NIT elmer De
fdmmtbep6lteruns Don ci,ea 1870 900 See
len. Darunter bsfnben hd ca 81, OOC
RatbOIitsn unb bisfe werben paifourt tn
Summs pon S5 @eifl,dsn. 10 bab auf is
ben @eifIi4sn ibsr 27OO Seelen fallen
Ebatid4Ii9 aber uirb bic Bfarrsi Saar.
bri6en nit stma 20. 900 Ssslsn pon M,
4 @eifIt@en ueriebsn ; BITE pfarra Dub
ustlsr NIT ca. 5000 SesIen bat nur elmer
@eifIt&en; SuIsba@ nit ca. 5000 See
len nur einsu Seiili@en; Spisfsn nit ca.
1000 SeeIen pur einsn @eiflt9sa, uub In
Der Pfarrei Nsuntirdsn NIT lber 5000
SeeIsn paftorirt fdOn absr 8 Sabre be,
pfarrer ALIEN! Das tam man In be,
Gbat ~resslre@te SeeIiorse" nsnusn, uni
bod wdre fur bic ,ioeiaIen unb tir@Ii&su
3ufidnbe" ni4ts notb ueniser, ais bab In
Dabrbett etne .rsseIre&te SeeIiorss@ uni
3uar m6sIi&f baIb b~srbeiseflbrt wirbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28

Feii&t Inn fem @sR4t p%ou1dnbis. Die
Wunbsn mifsn 3usendbt uerbsn absr ale
has Wdb&sn bas Rrautenbaus s.seiIt Der
ldst, IN pom fsinsr Sd6ubsit nt@ts mebr
po~rbanbsn. Ste - ODER ptsImsbr ibr ga
ter - forbert bsebaIb auBsr S9merb.ns
seIb, 5eitpsridumntB. Nr,t' unb apoibsr'
tOiten aIs Guti9doisuns fir bic giubuse
ibrer S&6ubett bic Summe Don 10, 900
W. Die Dame Fubet bisie Soroeruns
uiel 3u bod unb bat stne ioIds @nti&dbt:
suus abseIebnt. 60 ftnb bereits Anfreus
gunsen seula1t uorben, UNI cine Ve,iidn
bisuns Der Bartsisn bs~rbsi3ufibrsu, aber
usrsebtns. Das Wdb9en bdIt BITE Gorbe
run8 aufre9t. unb ba flr Elm 70 bobss
Rlasso6iett bas amtssstt&t @eae nt&t
msbr competent III, wirb bas 2anbeeri@t
In 2insburs In Der Sade @s9t ~ ipre9sn
bubeu. - Die Ausuanoerun9 trdftiser
HrbsiterfamiIien aus WsdIenburg nod
Norbamsrita bat gnbs Ottober, no unter
Der Idnbliaen Beu6lteruns bas Ws9isIn
bss Oienffes unb Der Wobnunsen su &c,
f9sben pf1est, sine f.br srOB. A~usb.bnuns
ansenoutmen. Die m.iitsu foIsen Der
@tnlabuns f&on ftaber aus~seuanbertsr
8%erwanbten ober 8etannten, bic in ben
@sffaatsn pon Horbamerita 1a tn wsnt,
gen Subreu eth tleines freiss @isentbum
eruorben baben. Wsbrsrs 9unbsIt idon
uorausbrabItsr l1eb.rfabrts. unb aud st.
i%enbubnbiuste uon Rep Yort Tn bic Dsf
i~taaten fiub tn bieism Sapre pom Gmsrita
bur4 8ermitteIuus 9ambarssr Siuisr
nod WtdIsnburs eeianot uotbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28

chamber ~foIssnbeu nssatiusn anb poFtt
pen We0sn ~ beuegsn, ben Strom tn ben
Drdbten baIb abwsditlnb 3u ueutraltfren
ober bsfen Stdrte tn stnem @rabe 3u ffet
germ, bab aqsS peIbrannte. Dos ,Swit&
boarb~ tn Der gb'casoer Office seristb
wdbrsnb bes 8ormittass stn DussnbmaI
In Branb, unb eth babies Dusenb Tafeu
uurben BON benz Strom ssi1moIBsn, pb
f&on BITE S&raube aufs.brebt mar. Die
DupIsr unb Quabruplsr Drdbte perfass
ten polftdnbis ben Dtsnft; IN, Mittaa
war BON ben flnf,sbn Drdbteu ,wiidsn
&bieaso unb Rem Dorf ein einatser tn Der
uenbuns unb au9 auf bisism Der 2auf un'
terbroden. Don WiIuautse tam bic
Ra@ridt, baB bic atmofpbdIii9e gIsftriai.
tdt uuf ben Ordbtsn Dou 10 grocer bpna
mti&er 2raft III. bab fe binrei&t, sins
eIettrifSe 2ampe brennsnb ~ erbdIten.
Die Bsritte Der aHoeiirtsn grefTs murbsn
a~ufsebaItsn, unb bic Elm ubr Ra9mittass
waren usnissr aIs fiufbunbsrt Worte per
fanbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
SMinotS.

Stferenbs@ef9dfts in Dsi,en
taIen, mad elmer @ntl5sibuns beS aypsIs
bofss bu @bicaso. uuter bic sesen 6a,aro.
tpiel erIafsne @sisssSb siimmuns, p.BbaIb
aus berGrtisen Eransattionsn reiuItireubs
5oroeran8sn ni6t sinsstIust uerbsn ton
men.
Die Beamtsn Der 8eftsrn uuion
photographic ompasnte in Chicago iaSsn,
baB bic eisttriiden St5runsen, rssI$s am
II. 3ouember I'm 2aHbe porfamen, BITE
5eftiSiisn unb am psitsiisn psbreitsten
Daren, bic felt Sobrtn srfabren piurbeu,
mean fe IL Der Ebat In seuiGen 9e1isbun,
gen gu trssnb elmer 8eit ibrss @Isite en- GOT.
ten. Gin eIettriider Sturm BON Der ar5s
ten 9tfttSteti. pel&er in benz aanten Ger,
rttortum Sutigen Nep DOrt bis tu einem
Pnntte ierieits BON Omaha unb BON Ran
las City n6tbIi9 bis gum @nbpuutte Der
Gelssrnpbsn 8srbinbunssn bsrri6ts, bradte
ben Eclssrapbsnbtsnft auf tisism san,en
arsaI tbatia9Ii9 gum Stiufanb. Or
wurbe JGerft gessu pier ubi Worssns pabre
8enommen unb uakm bis 8 u5r As Winu.
ten an 5sftiafsit 81. 5u psI5sr bic gsrbins
buns In isbsr Rt4tuHs abseltnitten mar.
Disisr sIsttrii4e StaSH i@ien f9 tn uuf'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
Dtxeouhu.

Sn Z @ranptIIe {, WiIpautes
County, wurbe bel einsm G%anBusrsnnsen
Der i9on bsiabrts Sa,msr aarou Serfins,
ba Ct tu utsI sstrunten bate unb St5runs
uerurfa@te, BON benz GonfiabIer Sobn Con
sur Tblre btnausseuOrfen, wobst Ct inner,
LTD 70 psrI.st wurbs. bos CT t.bn Rinut.n
fpdter ieinsn @sift uufsab. Der gonftab
Ter 1T usrbaftet.
Gin sewifier B part, Der Bel Der
Yoff tn Sonb bu 9ue arsefslt In, bat bad
l1nsItd ssbabt, In Florence gounip auf ber
Sasb bur& sinen lnbssannten anqsf&of,
len gu werben unb mubte NIT ssrfdoHsnem
Bstn l6 Stunben lang auf fsu@tsm 90
ben unb unter freiem 5imm.I Iissen, ebe
CT ,ufduts ~gefunbsn unb mad @oIman's
Camp transportirt wu,bs. Ssin Defin,
ben TT ni4tsbsfowsnissr gang IeibIt&.
MIs an einem Der Ietten Eaae
elm 8us auf Der ,WiseonRu Central 81.
isnbabn~ BON Wenaiba mad Rssnab fubr,
ma@ten awst Wdb1sn. bic In ben ,Din,
nebasO Raper Weius" bsiddftist Rnb, bi.
Gabrt NIT. Beuor Der 3us In Nssnab
ansetommen, anbteIt, ipranssn bic Wdb'
den pom s9us, iebo@ 70 unsIadIi9, baB fe
sesen bas @eIdnbsr fsIen unb tn bsmisI'
ben ausenbIid auf bas @sIsiis iiar3tsn,
NO fs auii&en twet tn Bewesuns bsins'
li&eu Wasen su Itssen famen. Der 8ug
bielt iebo4 sIadlidsrweiie serabe aur 3.it
an, um bic sefdbrbetsn Weni4enIsben 3u
rstten, ba bic Rdbsr, weIde fiber bic BET.
ben Mdb&sn 3srmaImt babsn ulrbsn, nod
einen Sou pom ibnsn s~ntfsrnt pareu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
S6mets.

Der G6bnfurm. Der am 81 Otiobsr,
Ra4mtttass, dber oas Ssrusr ObsrlauO
bnsnbra&, bat uorusbmIip bas Ebal Der
fawarssn Sdt&ins, ben fossnuuutsn
@rnosluulo. i1mer psrulf,t. s. tau
aber bic @Isti&er bss Dstterborns bubsr
unb padte bic Ortf9aften @poisborf
(@rinosIwalb), Stramsu unb Burslausnsn
unb bereu bsuaIbete Sersbdnae NIT I'M.
wibsrfebIi4er @ewalt. gtua 3u6lf Dobu,
bduier fnb u%oIftdnbis a%srtrimmsrt unb
etwa uierjis aut's f4wetfe bsi4dbist; ct
ma 100 babsn bic 1sba4uns psrIorsn.
gsntnsrf9usre Stsine fiossn an tauisnb
S4rttt melt, Da4iietne unb S4tnbtIn
ltessn I'm san,en Tbals usrfreut. @au3e
Streden Der BerswuIoans lissen wte ME
.berssmdbt. Das S9uIbaus tn Stramsn
II eth waifsr Etimmsrbaufen. Der tn
bic ba9Iolsn Sdsunsn einfaQenbe Regen
rt&tst bas 5eu gu @runbs, befen bas 8tsb
lber Wintsr bebarf. Oie TsIssrapbsnIsi'
tuns mad SntsrIatsu war sbsnfals ssr'
tf6rt, IF aber am nd9ffsn Gage wiebsr
bergsffeQt porbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
Qeferreth.uuaarn.

Gin Rran5 aus 1000 Stid gbsIueiB
eth Bra4tfid. sin,is In ieinsr Nrt
pranete am aaerieeIentase auf benz on
Wiener &eutraIfrtebbofe erridteten Rata
faIfe far bts bsiu Rinst9eatetbranSe Der
unsIadteu, beuunbernswsttb In feline,
etsentbamIt&en 5orm unb @r6Be, ME aud
wesen Der funiiuolen Snetnanberfasuns
I'm Ranbe bee Sran,es bsfanben f& na4
ftebsnoe 0etfs:
Bonn glstfder fsmmsn mir btrab.
3u ihmiidsn lisbrei1 Guer Grab
Sbr Spfsr unbtilppaer Stunbe,
S&iaft fritolit nun i'm fiiblen 9runte;
Die Grbsnpsin in iibsrfanpen,
Die namenlpien Sualsn f&panben
Nun febt Sbr nabs 8ottss Enron.
Der Grst bitt' rem 0sie sntF b'n,
Wpbl lstissr als 9rof6s tpabnsn.
Die &usr Grab ssi&miidt nit Ibrausn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-11-28
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