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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-14
Deserted Logging Camps in Maine.

Few persons except those who hare
shared the lumberman's toll know any.
thing of life in the woods. Sportsmen
coming upon abandoned camps in the
summer, as they penetrate the Maine
woods in pursuit of game or fish, fancy.
no doubt, that they can see, as they
look about them, just how life went on
here in the winter while the camp was
tenanted. The chances are that the
view will reveal little of the reality oil
that life, if it does not prove utterly
misleading. The fact is, the transfer.
nations wrought by summer at its com.
ing in the woods are so great that if the
chopper who spent last winter in that
camp were to come here now he would
scarcely recognize the spot. All this
open space, so rocky and so rough, was
trodden hard and smooth after the
SHOWS had fallen deep. If you will look
at the large powders you will see
where the iron shoes of the sleds
ground off their highest points, OF
where the sharp rocks gnawed at the
runners shod with maple. That
crooked, twisted hornbeam down there
by the road shows sears and marks of
wear higher up than one could
reach now. 1t is where the chain
was put around to tie up pair
of oxen while they munched their
noon-tide foddering of hay that was
served them in the yoke. Little is Lett
about here that was abandoned when
the crew went out of the woods upon
the breaking up of the roads in March.
The runner of a sled lying by the howell
is one that had to be replaced with a
new one in the winter. The broken
yoke at the foot of the hemlock shows
by the gripes about it, and by the rivets
with which it was bOlted, the pains
taken to make it last through the win
ter. Had the old yoke been taken out
of the woods in the spring it would not
have been worn on the necks of the
oxen, for, in moving, one yoke of cattle
hauled out the sleds and chains and
whatever had been carried into the
woods in the fall, while the others were
driven out unyoked so that they might
walk in single file where the roads were
narrow and the snow was deep. But
though Buck and Golding were at liberty
to walk apart, yet where the road was
broad enough they fell in abreast and
walked side by side, just as they had all
winter long made their turns to the
landing. In the summer, too, il
pastured with large numbers, they will
yet be seen feeding together, or lying
down by themselves apart from the rest
of the herd. The companionship of toll
forms the bond of lifelong friendship.
Cor. Boston Transcript.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-14
Unknown mt Home.

Unlike charity, fame rarely "begins
at home" The following is one Illus
tration of the proverb uttered by our
Savior: "A prophet is not without
honor save" etc." A traveller in Ken
lucky, shortly after the death OF Daniel
Boone, remarked that he could find but
few people in the neighborhood OF
his home who knew any thing about
him.
On beautiful spring day of the year
1S43 a small bridal party entered a
Mayors office in Paris in order to have
the marriage contract drawn up. Small
as was this company, it was very select;
the bridegroom was talented young
painter, who at the present day enjoys
a very considerable cele@fity, and his
witnesses were Ingress and Paul Della
roche, two masters of the French school.
The bride had selected as witnesses two
friends of her father-VictOr Hugo and
Alexander Dumas After the Mayor
had written down tho names and posi-
ton of the couple, turning to Victo;
Hugo, he asked his name. Being iD
formed, he repeated, hesitatingly:
Hugo? How is that written? Hm
it final tr"
The poet dictated letter for letter,
when the Mayor, with heightened dig
nifty, addressed the second question tc
him:
"What profession do you follow"
"None at ALL" said Victor Hugo,
laughingly.
Indeed! no profession? But you
can at least write, so that you can sign
your name here?n
This being answered in the affirma-
tive, the other witnesses came up. As
1ngress and Delaroche answered they
were painters, the officer measured
them with disdainful glance over his
spectacles, and said: Groom, or sign
painters9' The laugh of the company
vexed him, and he muttered morosely
something about unseemly behavior"
as Ingress replied: write simply,
painter"
Alexander. Dumas understood better
how to extrieate himself from the affair,
for he gave in that he was an annuitant,
which placed him very much above his
companions in the estimation of the
Mayor, who from then addressed him
alone, and showed him esery civility.
All these men were then at the zenith
of their fame; and vet their names had
remained annoticed and unknown, just
here by Paris, while abrgad they wepa
everywhere known.-EGshGnge.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-14

AT a recena wedding in New York,
tine bride and groom stood under wish
bone of flowers in heroic size which was
swung from one end of the drawing
room from q stem fringed with autumn
leaves. The top of the wishbone was
studded with brilliant carnations. The
ends were also of this flower. The
limbs of the wishbone were woven with
white carnations.-N Y. Graphic.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-14

The two railrord. millionaires Of
New William IL. Vanderbilt and
Jay Gstlld-are just ROW building alieir
family mausoleums. Dir. Vanderoilt's
tomb is at New DorA and. with the
grounds, will occupy some nine acres
in ALL against one acre for Mr.. eiould.
The latter will spend close upon $780,
COO in the construction of his tomb.
Mr.. Vanderbilt uausoleum viii cost
alant S75, 900 N. Y. Tribune,
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-14

"A Jersey City twelve-year-old girl
has foot on one leg, and q hand ON
the other. She has the members all
right except that they are misplaced
N. y. San.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-14

Washington gathers and carts of
annually 1920 eart-loads of fallen
leaves, of which 700 loads come from
the trees in the public groundsSC-Hash-
iagt0n Star.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-14
10 oonnEsroxuMr

An communications for this paper shouid Be sccom-
panied by the name Of the author: not necessarily foI
publication but a. an evidence OF good faith on the
art Of the writer Write only one side Of the pa
per Be particularly careful In giving names and dsaa
70 have the letters and figures plain and distinct Prop
r namea are often difficult decipher because Of ths
careless manner In which they are written
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-14
THE GIRLS WE USED TO KNOW.


Where are the girls we used to know
In the halcyon days of long agol
The merry maids-the dancing elves
As happy as we were ourselvesf
We miss their voices from the song;
We miss their faces from the throng; lis
We miss the sweetness and delight
That used to make the world SO bright
They took their part with pretty ze5t
in song. or dance, or play. or Jest;
And memory waking touch can all
Their faces and their ways recall.
These damsels bright and debonaire,
We meet upon each thorougbfare. TH
Are more for fashion ana for show
Than were the girls we used to know.
Yon matron with the wrinkled face
And withered form, devoid of grace,
1t can not be that she is Sue,
The merriest one of all the crewl
And this one dignifed and stout.
Living In affiucnce, no doubt,
BY not q single look betrays
The Emily OF fofmcrdays.
= Margaret, Maria, Helen. Kate ----,--
And Jane Augusta. so sedate,
Chloe and Sallie-ail are changed:
All, all are more or less estraiiged.
And as with heavy, aching hearts
We vainly seek their counterparts,
We sigh and wonder, as we go,
Where are the girls we used to known
But gazing in the looking-glass
We see that we ourselves. alasi
Are greatly changed; nor bear. in truth,
The least resemblance to our youth.
Our once brown locks are touched with gray
= The rounded check has shrunk away,
And there are other signs we wear
To mark the touch of Time and Care.
Still young at hearl, our hearts rebel
AT what the years and dates may tell,
And in sweet visions wander back
Along the weli-remembered track,
And cheat ourselves in the belief
That none have ever come to grief,
But boys and girls walk hand-in-hand
As if in an enchanted land.
Yet should we meet when in life's prime
Some playmate of the olden time, ri.
What bitter memories would destroy
The sweetness of our cup of Joy!
And since tomorrow never gives
True copies of those negatives
We took in youth, we dream, and 10!
We're with the girls we used to know.
-Josephtns Pollard. in N. 4. Ledger.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-12-14
Narearet. Maria, Helen, Kate,

And Jane Augusta. so sedate,
Chloe and Sallie-ail are changed;
All, all are more or less estraiiged.
And as with heavy, aching hearts
We vainly seek their counterparts,
We sigh and wonder, as we go.
Where are the girls we used to know?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-13

lelbe. Oas Dad Iiest AM SOoen unb be-
oeft einen !Salfen pon 0ebm unb S6utt,
bic unb ba rast elm Srett, cine Sbiire bsrs
aus. Der 2ebm lit mieber ieitseiroren.
Stellenweiie Siebt lid cine Gisbefe iiber bic
berab9eltiir,ten SG6er unb basuii6en ltebt
bier uno ba Elm SaIs, bas aus Saditein
gebaut, ben Slutben trpben fonnte. "a
9duier uno so S6eunen iino einseitiirst.
Die bel benz babiiben 2anbescomite
bis sum Is. sinsesansenen Betrdse ,ur
llnterItitun9 Der bur6 Die llsbsrs
ldwemmun9 Seidabigten beliefen lid NIT
Gtni6lub Der pom Dem &aiier angepies
lenen Summe nur auf 100000 Marf /;
Die SammIunsen bes Mannbsimer Cont
ties betrusen 80, 900 Mtart,
Der baierii6 Rfnifer bes sSnnern,
6rbr. pon Seilisi6, wel6er in Der Yfals
weilt, bat sund6it bic iofortise gereititels
lung zines Staatssui6uiies bis Su 2OO,s
600 Scarf fir Sarafenbau Cur llnterbrins
suns Sbba6Ioier, fir gntfeu6tuns Der
8obnunsen unb ionitise poliseili6s, wie
seiunbbeitliGe 3wede in ben iiberi9pemm>
ten @ebieten ais nOtbis be,ei9net unb bic
8reisfaiie Der EfaIs CUR Ilssabluns bic
ier Summe ioslei6 telesrapbii9 ansewies
len.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-13
Wtnneota.

Der @eies9ebuna BON Minneiota III
es enbli6 9elunsen einen guten Mann,
Winbom, 81 bieten unb einen duBerit nit.
telmdBigen an bciien Stele aIs gunbes,
%ienalor mad 8aibinston gu ienben. SIS
1T oies Cabin, Der i3u6tbauscontractor.
Die Gemperensfrase ipisIt cine Sauptroue.
Bon allen Seiten seben maiienbaft unters
i9riebene Betitionen elm, nm elm 9lmenbes
ment sur Se.fafuns gu ~erIansen, mad benz
Utulter oesienigen BON 6anias. Sin 9(ns
trag bes bemotratiiden Senators &ice, bic
itren9e &esuliruns bes gertaufs g~eiitiaer
9etrGnfe betreifenb, bat pieleidt mebr
ausit9t bon Der @eieb9ebuns ansenommen
Su lperoen. Oas beantragte @eieb piirbe,
rpenn es Sur ausfiibrung tame, seniisen,
nm I Der Wirtbi9aften i'm Staate al per-
ni9ten uno piirbe weiter rei6en ais Elm
3~uan9s9eles. Rad bemielben ioQ bas
Wtinimum fir cine Observation-Disclosures
$500 unb in Srten ibsr 10, 200 @inwobs
nern 5000 betra9en. Die gepiQisuna loa
ferner pon Der 3uitimmln9 Der Na6barn
abbGn9en unb am Sonnta9 BARI BEL 500
Strafe ni6ts peridenft wereen. getrun,
tens, Die uuf Der StraBe betroffen weroen,
baben cine Strufe uou S. gu besablen ober
30 Gage 8efdnsniB gu ermarten. Dor Der
ge9islatIr liest elm 9ntras gu einem Sc,
fes, wel9es Sowns unb Stdbten uerbietet,
nnteritiitunsen fir giisnbabnen gu sewdb;
rem, ruenn ni9t I aller Stimmseber bafir
itnb. Iu3 bic @ebalts Der geamten iols
len seieslid resulirt weroen. Sine pom
Sen. @tlTaan einsebradte Bill selanste
CUR annobme, wel6e alien @iienbabns9lns
9eltellten Die gr0Bte 9orii6t unS 9hidts
trelle etni6drit. unb uerfiet, baB iolde
Sabnbenmte, wel9e Direct ober Indirect an
benz Serluite zines observation-disclosures auf Der
gtienbabn S9uIb trasen, ais bes Sobts
i3la9s I'M 3. Srabe i6uI6i9 beltraft wer.
ben ioQen. - aebnIi6e @eiete ioQteu
itbsrau sin9efiibrt uno aud erbarmunaslos
uOuitreft werOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-13
SatnoiS.

Die firs!i6 gu OanpiIle absebale
tene 9eriammlung uon SQinoiier Mitslies
bern Der Grand Army of the Republic"
faBte einet .iebr trdftisen gei6luB sesen
ben nieoertrd3tisen S6pinbel, Der nit
Solbutens8 eniionen setrieben wirb. Sn
bieiem Sei6luIe wirb es ben Wtitsliebern
Der Grand Army" fOrmlt6 sur Sfli6t ses
ma6t, bic bel Der Grlansung uon 8eniios
men periibten getrii9ereien ans Qi6t 81
;iebcn unb Der &egieruns bur6 geibrins
sun9 BON Seweiien bebilfli6 gu iein, baB
lie Die bur6 S6winbel erlangten 8eniios
men riidsdnsis MAIDEN tonne.
-Sn Der @esenb Don @reenfi.Ib
I'M County @reene i'm iiibweitli6en Sais
nOis fanO tiirsli6 cine 0oIfsiasb itatt.
800 Runn iammelten lid in spOlf Nbtbei,
lun9en srpei MeiIen iibli6 pom Der Staot,
nm ben wieberbolten Seriu9 su MAIDEN,
bic WOlfe gu erle9en, wel6e mdbrenb be,
lesten Monate etni9e Der i6Oniten S6aft
unb 0ammer in Der llmsesenb setObtet bat:
ten. Sin setOpteter @olf mar bas Gr9eb:
niB Der Saso.
Die rei6en Murbseieuen aus. Sea:
bate unb iein Srlber Gaspar Seubate, BIZ
ben &ebacteur Der v@ernania" in 8 / n
cp, we9en zines uni6ulbisen 9lrtitels iiber
iielen unb lebensgefdbrli9 perwunbeten
limb enbli6 uerurtbeilt unb ins @eidnsnii
9eianbt worben. sic erbielten beioe ,pe
Sabre unb brei Monats GsfdnsniB. Sie
gu wenis, beionbers ba bel gutter 2luiiib
rung III Der St~rafanitalt bic Strafe nod
perminoert werben fann. Der S6mase
Der Uforobuben, Or. Spear, Der seboIfel
bate, erbielt ebenfaas Srpei Sabre unb bre
Monate @efan9niB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-13

gu bauen. Gon Seiten bes oeuti6en &ais
iers iinb biersu 1000 Scarf sei6enft NOR
ben. Die &aiierin bat 800 Mtarf seipens
bet.
Den Selbitmorb zines Splbaten in
G@obIens beridtet Die r&Oln. i3ts." fol-
%genbermaBen: 9luf eigentbiimli6e unb uns
erfldrIi6e @eiie wurpe seitern 9lbenS Die
Settings Sele9rapenperbinorns swii6en
Der Communicative unp Dem Sberebrenz
breitltein mterbro6en. Sin gum QIiters
ITEM geboriser Soloat purbe beute Moraen
in elmer S6Iinse bes Bic Srit. entlans
laufenben Orabte, Der natiirli6 serbrp6en
mar, banseno sefunben. WabrI9sinli6
bat ii6 Der llnslidli6e BON Der feiten
Bride in ben Gbein ~itiir,en ipolIen unb
beim Stars, auf ben Srabt praleno, bic
len Serriiien. Der Orabt bat bann ppbl
cine S1linse I'm ben Grtrinfenoen gesos
gen unb ben 2ei6nam in ben Slutben aefsis
felt.
SIM gang Gbeinlanb MAIDEN Die 3us
itdnbe Der @lberfeIber Yolisei unge>
beures Iufieben. SIM October lenfte cine
our3 Die &esierung in Siiielborf uerans
laBte Inter u6ung sesen bic Glberfelber
YoliSeior9ane bic allsemeine Nufmerfiam>
teit auf ii6. Sieie llnteriu6ung ioa burd
Gntbilunsen zines in Der S6weis eri9eis
nenben unb Der &egieruns %suseianbten TO-
cialoemofratii6en Slattes angerest woroen
iein unb bate CUR 6olse, baB ;mei SOLICIT
commiidre uno peri6ieoene undergraduate
Holiseibeamte ibres Sisnites entboben wilre
ben. SurS nadber eri6ien in einem 81
berfelbsr Slatte cine guiieben ~erresenbe
9lntIase sesen ben Director bes itdbtii6en
@aiienbauies, Serrn SoB, pel6sr aQerlei
llnteri6lasunsen unb ionitise llnreselmds
Bisfeiten besansen baben iulte. Sine neue
aufresuns bradte bas giienbabnrnsliit in
Der Steinbet unb fuum lit bailelbe porbei,
10 lit Die gauge Staot uou pon benz Selblts
morbe bes YoIiSeicommifIurs @rnbt. Gr
NOR Der dlteite Der Yoliseicommillare unb
Elm iebr beliebter geamter. @as i'm gu
Der traurisen Sbat beposen bat, lit nod
nidt re6t tlar, Die Sermutbung Iiest aber
nabe, baB Der Selitmorb NIT BEN i'm Gtn>
gauge enpdbnten llnteriu6unsen sesen bic
Srsane Der EoliseiuerpaItun9 suiammens
bGnQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-13
e6Wets.

Sin Der Shri6er So6i9ule bat ii6
biei er Gage elm junser Sinsu aus Calcutta,
Serr Niii Santa Gattppabbpapa, iein DOT
tori iplom sebolt. ST. lit Nt.oisiner, bat
ii9 peri6ieoene Sabre in Seuti6lanb,
5ranfreid unb Gnslanb aufsebalten, nee
ben Der Mebisiu aud Spra6en unb Cite
ratur ltltbirt, III 9etersburg llnterridt I'M
Sansfrit ertbeilt uno piro nun in feline
Seimatb suriidfebren, no CT Der 6aite Der
Srabmanen angebOrt unb obne i3weifel
baIb cinen bebeutenpen clearinghouse ers
merben Ipirb.
-lleber Grbltiir;e unb lleberi6memmuns
gen in Der S6peis wirb aus 3 ii d pom
6. Sanuar sel6rieben: Sn Der Na9t pom
Oienitag e. b. W.) auf Wittwo6 ianb
auf Der Sabnlinie @enfz9pon spii6en @ol>
longes unb Sort L Gcluie Elm Sersruti6
itatt, Der lcidt elm entieeIi9es llnaliif
bate berbeifibren fonnen. Gs mar mad
IL llbr lta6ts chen bate Der Rsrionsn,
,us ben SunneI bel Sort r @cluie pailirt,
als elm ma6tises @etoie ben gabnpdrter
ala,mirte. Gr iibsrseuste ii6 i6neu pon
Der gansen grOBe Der @eiabr. Su elmer
Stunbe iolte Der nd6lte I3ug pon Belle
saroe eintreiien. Der @Grtcr lief oieiem
entsegen uub bradte i'm bur6 Signale
sliifli6 gum Steben. 0tur ieiner llmii6t
1T es gu panten, oaB bic 53abl Der Giienbabns
unsliide ni6t I'M Elm neues fur6tbaritcr glrt
permebrt porpen lit. SIN Den nG6iten Ga
gen bauertsn Die Ruti6ungen fort. Gtpa
$50 Mteter nett lit Die Sabnitrede nebit Ses
lesrapbenleituns ~serit6rt. Die Grbmaiien
walsten lid in Die Gboue, mel6e iie balo
uollitdnbis ~itauten. Die Solsc MAJ cine
lleberi6memmuns Der Gbene pon Gouon.
ses. am nd6iten Gage UNI 8 llbr brad
oas @aiier lid einen abfluBsG Canal, bod
folsten Mitta9s neue &uti6ungen. Solo
barauf ltiirste Der Sunnel pon ye Grebo nit
einem meilenmeit p%ernebmbaren Get6ie suz
iammen. Die MISUNDERSTANDING SEM,
Spon lit iiir LANCE 3eit auseboben. Our6
einen ger9iturs swii9en "a Sra, unb Gan
Wfi6eI lit aud bic Mont Geniss 9abn in
elmer arsbebnung uon etrpa 1900 Wtetsr
peri6ittet. Sci Dem Oorfe Sersmence
(GantOn 8aais) iinO slei6fals sroBe
SersitirSe 81 beiiir6ten. Die Oorfbemobs
ner baben iid sefli6tet. Ssi Yisl 1T in
6olse GROCER lleberi9lpsmmurs bic Sen,
tralbabn : 9inie Solotburnsgiel unterbros
den. Ginen $4,000 Srancs gu perani1la,
senOen Sdaoen baben Die Nnpobner bes
Ooubs ~erIitten. SIN Canton Waabt bat
Der Sour>S See ben b0diten Waiieritanb Sies
les S%abrbunberts iiberidrittsn. Die Wsibs
len pOn SOnpOrt unO uiele Sduier iino sus
iammenseitirrst. slu6 spiiden gremons
court unO Sellefontaine bate bic Siinbflutb
pom Gnbe DECEMBER aues iiberi9wemmt.
Die @emeinbe Sierables I'M Canton Nals
lis bat Serluite ucn 40, 900 Srarcs gu per-
melben. Sur9tbar mar Der Waheri6absn
i'm Gmmentbal. Sn 9oiel bat man bur6
Die &bein lleberi6wemmnngen, bic ein
0ammbru6 besiinitiste, neben Der enors
men materiellen GinbuBe ben Gerluit uon
10 Meni6enleben gu betlasen. Sm Gans
ton WaaOt baben Grbruti9unsen in ben
Neinber9en 9rOBen S6aben ungeri9tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-13

Ger S%elbltmoro bes 6iterreibii6en
Voti6afterS in Yaris bat ,u Der lan9en
Geibe Der &ata itropben, bic IN ben lettsn
Sabrsn in ben bObern olterrei6iiden @es
ieQi6aitsfreiien gu Gage ~traten, eincn nellen
~trauriSen Sal binsuseii9t. @enn man
aber bic lanse Geibe pom pornebmen Nas
men (Nablens, lltatius, Wimpiien uiw.)
ii6 porltelt, 10 miro man idon einrGlmen
miiien, baB etnas iaul lit in ben ariitofrati.
i6en Sreiien Selterreids. Der 6ate6iss
mus nennt ais SueIen fir bic iittlideil
llebel Der Welt bic Nu9enluit, Sleii6esluit
unb Soiiart bes yebens, unb bel uornebs
men seuten baben oieie 9sentien pieielben
Wirfun9en, ME IN ben breiten 6reiien oes
Tolfes. Sn Der pornebmen gSiener @e.
ieui6aft berrl6t betanntermaBen elm iibers
aus ~friuoler Con uno ielbit IN Der Oamcns
melt baben Heli9ionSloii9feit unb lotcre
Sitten Utan6e ulinirt. 90 bleiben Scans
oal9ei6i6ten ni6t aus, Die pon Der Scan.
oalprelie in einem ibr 9iinitig i6sinenben
Aigenblid be9ierig MI Die Seiientli6fcit
geSerrt merocn nno bic Spier ms Scroers
ben treibcn.
Sn &rautenau (0itrei6. S6leiien)
oauert Die Seriol9uns Der Spiritiiten nod,
fort. Vis jebt limb Our6 Die SbGtiateit Der
StaOtSanwalti6aft pier in Sol9e pom Sin.
wirtuns bcs SpirittsmuS beruOr9eruieme
WabnIinnSfGQe ermittelt. Grit ueulid
wieoer wurbc cine arbeiterin elmer Sabrif IN
Oberaltitaot, Nanens Seranet, wabniins
mig, uno muBte in bic Srrenauitalt trans.
portirt weroen. Die llnsliidli6e perfebrte
piel nit Spiritiiten unO slaubt ii9 pon
@eiitern unb @eipeuiten uerfolst. SuS
Dem Srautenauer Spitale, in msl6em iis
Nuinabme sefnnoen, muBte iie e~ntfert wers
ben, ba ie bic iibriaen 6ranfen oeiGbroete.
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g. h.
B.
Safpta.

Gin ipcfulutiper giirser pom Snoiana
bat in Sismarf, 9afota, elm sutes Sc
i6dft 9erta9t. Gr faufte snerit alf Der
iioli6en Seite Der nod in ben anfdn9en
ii6 befinbenben Stabt 100 acres Sano fiir
$I2, 500. Gr bot bas 9anb iofort bur6
bic ibli6en SafeIn gum Serfaufe an unb
pertaufte srpansig 9lcres bauon fir SIC, 900.
Damn nabm er einen Bartner, Der in 0ancs
ipetulationen groBes Slid gebabt bate,
unb 8eibe Suiammen ~falften Don Der Nor.
tbern Bacific @tisnbabn 100 acres n6rbli6
pon Der Stabt 9eles.nes 2anb, fir $50, 600
Saar. Sis ~itelten wieber Serfaufstafeln
auf unb ~pertauften innerbalb swei Sasen
un9efdbr .insn Orittbeil bauon fir etwas
iiber 500, 900. Den Geit wpuen lie einits
peilen nod bebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-13
WisconNn.

Der 9. 6ebruar 1T ais Der lebte Sao
feit9eieBt woroen, m benz nelc 9lntraoe in
bic Se9islatnr ein9ebra9t wsr6en 6uriten.
Die SooeSitrafe ipieIt pieber cine GoQe in
Der @eieb9ebun9 es lit Elm neuer Straf.
eooer tiIr i6pere gerbre9eu beantrast.
NforS i'm eriten @raOe ioa nit Sdnseu, i'm
tmeiten @rao NIT emisem @efdn9niB be-
trait peroen. 2lu6 glrbeit pom 6inbern
llnter IA sSabren in ben 6abrifen ioQ be.
trait perSen. Die @iisnbabnfrase ipielt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-13

Snrd oas ct. Safo6s Del iinb i6on
mebr Meni6en pom idmersIi6en geioen
befreit morben, ais bur6 irsenb elm anberes
auBerli6es Wittel in Der Welt. Sale Don
&beumatismus, wel6e 80 Sabre lang al
len a%nsemanbten innerIiden unb duBerlis
den Weoisinen trotten, piden burd @es
brau6 elmer einsisen 6laide bes ct. Sas
tobs Sels. Gs ioate in feiner Samilie
fehlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-13
Sir Ginwdnoerer.

Sir Ginwdnoerer.
einpsnosrsr une iolbt, p,Iht 8,rpauott uns Srtunbs
aus europa uparttu, mogtn lid Su i,eu Stit sR ben nns
teriddn,tsu I'M AuStunit nns Ollie ptnbeH. RtRH Sts
mani pou europa tsmmt, 10 btna6ridtiss maR mid, nit
psldem z hiit uno in peidtr ehiiiss AbiketIuna man ans
lanstu wirb, 10 w,rbe i'd tenieIbtn am b,treftnoen Vans
sunssplaBt IN emptan9 nsbnltn uni ibm ibeaa nit Ratb
uHo that iur Ssits itebtn. MS gsrtrantNsmaHH Ots faS
ibsliit,u Gomiiss iir 6inwantsru babe i'd has Ssdi, In
Gshle @artsn bic AT mid bird Briei, angspitlsutH Sins
panoertr ~ ~tmpisnstu nns iir ibr Sshss IA isrsm. Sabls
reids 3tusnihs BON ssifilidtn nns ptltlidsn pnisHtH lprss
den ilr m'ins Eirtiau'ieit In stsiu snstIsstntot,
S6iNseontractt &c. pon uno mad Snrepa ptroSu btIorat
uno bic ii6erls austunit lbu Sathsltids Sslenitn TIM
@sitsn, Sabrpiles ihr ale eiitnbabHn iH ben Pu. Stass
ten ertbetIi, pian a%breiftre:
Joseph Koefble,
1855 East Third Street, New York City.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-13

Selbitsgob bat ni6t piel @ertb",
aber bas COB oas benz Nierens &raut ses
;put wirb, fpmmt pon Senen, Die mittels
oesieIben seiuno unb frdftis sema6t NOR
limb. SIS furirt S~eoernann", iast elm
woblbefannter apOtbefer. yNiercnsSraut
lit Die seiu6teite McpiSin, bic mir perfaus
fen", ia9t ein Nnberer. Sic muB es audi
iein, oenn feline anbere DteOiSin bat iold'
bemertenswertben GinfluB uuf 9eher, Mtas
gen uno Hieren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-02-13

SIM ueriloiienen Sabre baben inn @an>
gen 70 Sitter nit $1,000 Seftare 9(real
ben Seiib 9epedieIt, pouon Al auf ben
&e9ierun9sbeSirf Yoien unb 35 aui ben
Re9ierun9sbeSirt SrOmbers entiaaen. Der
polnil6e @r~oBsulnObeiib in Der Yropin,
bat I'M perfloiienen Sabre nm 5554 Ssftare
Tea. 20, 200 Wtor9en) absenommen, inbem
8 Sitter nit 34OO Ssttare gtreaI aus beuts