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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-03
p,amon,,. on ,he paclnc Coast.

In an article on the diamond owners
and famous diamonds Of the world, we
find wedged in among the crowned
heads the following Pacific Coast peo-
ple: Mrs. Leland Stanford. of Califor.
MIA, wears a diamond necklace. made in
the form Of marguerites, that cost $50.
900. The elegant ruby worn by Lola
Montez always in her dark tresses. is
now mounted in a pin. Mrs. J. Hag.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-03
AN ADDRESS TO YOuNG LADIES.
A Practical sermon by an Eminent
Physician.

Ladies-caged birds of beautiful
plumage, but sickly looks; pale pets OF
the parlor, who vegitate in unhealthy
atmosphere, like the potato germn.
ating in dark cellar-why do you not
90 into the open air and warm sun
shine, and add lustre to your eyes,
bloom to your cheeks, elasticity to your
steps, and vigor to your frames! Take
exercise; run up the hill on wager,
and down again for fun; roam the fields,
climb the fences. leap the bitches, wade
the brooks, and, after a day OF exhil-
Grating exercise and unrestralned lib
erty. go home with an appetite acquired
by healthy enjoyment. The beautiful
and blooming young lady-rosy checked
and bright-eyed-who can darn stock
ing, mend her own froGk, command
regiment Of pots aud kettles, aud be
lady when required. is g.rl that young
men are in quest of for wife. But
you pining. screwed.up wasp-waisted,
doll dressed, copsumotion-mortgaged,
music numbering. novel devourlng,
daughters of fashion aud idleness, you
are no more fit for matrimony than
pullet is to look after brood of IA
chickens. The truth is, my dear girls,
you want less fashionable restraint al d
more liberty Of action; more kitchen
aud less parlor; more leg exercise and
less sofa; more trankness and less
mock modesty. Loosen your waist
strings aud breathe pure atmosphere,
and become something as good and
beautiful as nature designed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-03

On the 10th OF March last a jury IN
Paris acquitted young man named
Huot, who, in moment OF frenzy, had
stabbed hi. wife. who had been living a
life Of dissipation. As soon as the ver-
dict was rendered Francois Wenckler,
a brother OF the murdered woman, eX.
claimed: "Brother-n.law. the jury
has done with you, but | shall not miss
YOU" On the Pad of April, thirteen
days after the threat, Wenckler, who
had just passed the cemetery OF La
chaise, where bis sister was buried,
met .Huot, and, rushing at him, felled
him to the ground. Huot piteously
begged for life. "No, no, said
Wenckler, holding him down with his
knees and quietly opening his knife.
81 swore to kill you, you murdered my
sister and ruined her memory; your
turn has come to die. Then he
plunged the knife to the hit in the
shoulder OF the powerless enemy. The
wound was terrible one, but Huot
recovered. On the 10Th of July
Wenckler was tried for his attempt at
murder and acquitted on the ground
that brotherly love and despair justified
his act. The crowd in court loudly
applaudsd the verdict, and when Huot
went out the police had much trouble
in protecting hm against the mob.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1883-08-03
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-29

The countless and colossal ice masses
reported hy Atlantic vessels recently
appear to be phenomenal enough to
than can be given them by passing
OF the iccbcrgs encountered by the
German bark Oilers, shows that this
years ice drift is transporting large
quantities Of earthly matter, and proba-
bly, heavy rocks, to the Newfoundland
Banks. One Of these bergs observed
by the Captain Of the Olbors, and cs-
timatcd to be four hundred feet high
and half Il mile wide, was of BLUSH
green color on its highest peak, while
another, said to have risen 600 feet
above the sea, "was much darker in
color than the rest" According to the
English photographer, Findlay, "the
blue stripes in iccbergs are formed by Il
filling up Of the assures in the inland
ice with water-pcrhaIS mixed with
snow, gravel and stones" In the
Antarctic summer of lS4l Sir James
Ross passed Il berg with large piece
of rock upon it and nearly covered with
mud and stones" One of his officers
boarded the berg and found the rock OF
''many tons weight" Ross saw multi,
tudes of Antarctic bergs transporting
stones and rock, and lis companion
DIR. Hooker, held that most of the
southern icebergs contained stony mat.
ter, though II was concealed by the
quantity of snow falling on them.
Although Arctic bcrgs are supposed to
be frccr from such matter than those
of the usual seas, Scoresby in 1922
reported passing Il lcet Of five hundred
towering bergs drifting along in latitude
go north, "many Of them loaded will
beds of earth and rock" of such thick
ness that the weight was conjectured
to be "iifty thousand tons" 1t is i'm.
probable that the rocky debris deposited
on the Atlantic floor by the melting
glacial masses can mpcril the safety OF
the telegraph cables near Newfound-
land, though it is conceivable that large
rocks falling on Il cable might seriously
interfere with the operation OF raising
it for repairs. Still it would be a mat
ter Of great scientific interest to de-
| termine the constitution and drift OF
these colossal icebergs by actual OK.
animation, and perhaps no better ser.
vice can be rendered to photographic
science by some Of the Coast Survey
steamers than such an investigation
Last year Captain Shackford, Of the
American line, pointed out the urgent
need for an investigation by the gov
ermnents interested to ascertain tht
southern limit of the Atlantic fog bel
in the ice months. '"Two of the leas
expensive vessels in the British o.
American navy" he says, Gin on
season could almost determine tht
matter" Such a research as he plead:
for might include both the phenomena
of icebergs and fogs, as well as the Arc
tic current off Newfoundland, of which
but little is known. It's results coult
not fail to be of great practical beneii
to navigation and commerce.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-29
Hints OH What to Wear ut Home.

we have done our work for years and
know from experience it is possible to
do it and be tidy. Most ladies require
some amount of neatncss from their
servants, and rightly too. The lady of
the house surely ought not to appear in
a dress that she would not allow her
servants to wear
OF course, we don't mean the work
can be done in nice dresses. Have dark
calico or gimgliam made with short
skirts and little drapery; button these
up to the throat and have Il turnover
collar sewed to the band. That will i'll
sure IA prcscntable neck without the OBJ.
jcctionable white collar, or even tho
trouble Of putting in pin.
The hair need not be curlcd or friZZled
just take the trouble to comb it out
smoothly and put it up closely whel
you rise, and you won't need to run II,
stairs to fix it when breakfast is ready
We have always in our kitchen Il wash
stand with large washpan-bowls arc
too easily brOken-a clean towel and q
comb. This makes it very easy to gC
to breakfast with face that does not
look as hot as the food ought to be.
The sweeping cap, made like a nuns
cape, protects the hair, neck, and ears
from dust. \ long ghousekccper's apron
catches the stray flour and other things
that would soil the dress. a clear
white apron and white tic makes the
dress presentable for any emergency
Sew the buttons Oh at the right time
and they will be all in place ut breakfast
time.
| We think wOman's self respect re-
| quircS this much for her, and i have
heard the wise ones say it is the surest
way to keep husbands love whicl
ought to be the chief end of wife's
life. However, will leave that subject
for the wives to enlarge upon.
Let Inc advise all the girls of "rhl
Household" to get in the habit of dress
ing neatly while housekeeping cares dc
not press you; then, when you hay,
homes of your own, it will be an cas-,
matter.
Make long cloth gloves to sweep in
they protect and do not bind the fingers
have a mop to wash dishes and Il larg,
one to wash floors. The last saves man,
a back ache and many u doctors bill
Don't wear sl0vcnly wrappers and sa,
they are good enough for home. You
brothers see them. Dress for them, in
stead Of some other girls brothers
Make yourself an attractive companion
for them and they will not leave hom
to be entertained, it may be to NEE
temptation which will work their ruin
| ~~e----
BE not the first to quarrel with ,
friend.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-29
An Accurate Time-DIece.

While on the subject OF Wal
than watches. we may mention that we
have seen letter from the Commander OF
the Gordon CARTE (Castle line Of Steam
Packeis) who was fortunate enough 10
save life at sea, and who for his gallant
conduct was pr sented In September last
with g I'D Koyless Walthan Watch by
the President Of the United States, on be-
half OF the London Local Marine Board.
Referring 70 this Presentation Watch, he
ssys: "When left l. ,ndon the watch
was six seconds fast, and on my arrival at
Singapore 1t wa. only three seconds slow,
a most extraordinary performance for a
watch, as arried 1t on my person the
whole t me. compared itcvery day with
my chronometers on the passage out and
1t seldom or ever differed one second from
them; In fact, found 1t almost, II not as
good as my chronometers, which ls a good
deal to say for watch carried about and
subject to all kinds Of jolte. "--London,
England 1he Matchmaker, JeDetey
an0 ISiiversnlith, FtJ. 6, 1893.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-29
full look, the Prince turned and DEPART

Days and weeks passed Oh.
az last came u timef which was to
1flmge tho THtt{sif into Ytourning. The
good and great Gustavus was stricken
withsa mortal illness. Is
lie died, and was laid beside his
kingly progenitors, and Eric was the
reigning sovereign in Sweden.
Young, impulsive, and his own mast
er, with his heart filled with but one
image, Is it to be wondered at that he
suffered no obstacle to delay his union
with the maiden of hislove, after the
days OF his mourning were fully accom-
plished, and that the pretty nut-girl of
Sweden became it's crowned Queenp
Search the annals of history, and you
Will find the romantic story OF the mar
rlage on record, adding still another
to!k.tale to those the country maidens
tell over to each other at that witching
time between daylight and starlight,
when all nature is going to rest, and
young hearts are attuned to sympathy
with all true lovers,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-29
Tho Military Dude

No sight that the fair afforded was
more entertaining than that Of the dude
in uniform. He was tall and narrow.
His belt reduced his waist to the girth
Of shapely bellies, and the spreading
epaulets broadened his shoulders SO
that, if may be allowed Il feminine
expression, his corsage was given the
real taper. Isuppose that real soldiers
in war carried cotton on their breasts
as q protection against bullets.
remember reading that General Jack
son found cotton bales of utility in the
Notifications at New Orleans. But it
seems to me that militiamen in times
of peace, and particularly at IA danger
less fair, might safely dispense with
such armor. 1t was not 80, however,
with this dude. His bosom was vory
thickly protected. This WAS in harmony
with the other glrlish outlines OF his
figure, but Of course that was merely
accidental. In keeping with the rest
of him, too, was his bang. 1t had no
parting, it hung nearly down to his
eyebrows, it concealed whatever indi.
cation OF intellect his forehead might
otherwise have shown, and 1t occupied
his most solicitous attention, even tc
frequent inspection by the furtive use
OF a little mirror stuck in the cap which
he carried. Very sweet indeed was
he.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-29
rY SANCTITY. u,1 -
n IS ast, - hp,y nv

=, n r sNsoflrx.. IN > :
They saS fysneathstile ocean'3 psdast 4
There ii pface. ofpeaceful calln,| ~
Where winds and auSMs dalo not modest
The sen folks, safe from hahn
They say within the rude cyclone ..'.'
There Is u place revolving not,
They say the fiercest fliime must own
One cool, unburning spot. l,A" -
, ,i-.n &.t%, t.,p.. rs g., -,
So in the human heart should be
a place where cares may not imtrudc,
Where peace and love, secure and free.
Maintain sweet solitude. ~, :.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-29

AN echo: January 3, 1883--Have re-
eo!v9eed To quit resolving to keep diary.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-29

BE not the first to quarrel with q
friend.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-13

- swept oNer o1'
County, Wis, On the morning q tne -
almost completely wiping out : number "a
small villages. Over " ndr houses
were demolished IN Belgium and FrsdoIs.
a'one' ~uiie many otnsF 'o"hs
nearly = Daaiy'
JOIN Roach q SoS' q enes'e'' I -
were tne lowest D'oaers ior con''.cu
ou''a'ns TOUT 80 1872 s'u.e's M
80 srnment, ano wih - ~ eon''ss'.
ES0cH PRATT the other day gave
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-13

.IrDrAxAroLrs. IND. June ..
\. @. Atkinsons a Co.'s Saw-works was
the scene Or : singular explosion yester-
day, BY which three persons were injured
Last night : gas Jet wa~ left burning n ne
vault. not no.iced when 10 was closed.
The oxygen IN time was consumed: putting
out the light and allowing the Vault 70 NJ
with escaping gas. The apparent leak W.
noticed this morning. and three employees
stopped into the vault md struck . match
wiik = view 20 discovering the lcaky pip.c. 4
loud explosion Immediately followed. blow
Ing walter q. Williams and Fred Gardnsr
nearly twenty fcee out Into the Office, badly
burning them about tho face end arms nna
bruising them most painfully. George 800
Gus, Office boy. who was n he shirt sieey ,rss
received the most serious wounds. ~
shirt took hIro. and he waa wrapped " y
flames. which burned the skin - tnas y
peeled On with bin clothing. the pnysr
clans cav he may recover, out ne VIII " w.
ahlei for ! long time. No damage 40 CO..
- the Dromf1eo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-13

-.
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....< .~-,r-- 80, r--
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~.
rs--
80" ''.."e' n''en' A's". s-~ ~.
ofi1<e ~ poon<iiir, NO, on tnc ''.n, ana
sa9< u n'ne ~. e ~:'eF: ~ wv ''--
H'".>ttS oi"euioe@ 'no"eeo .,"S'''
4chenx'e' living near A'iiand' Nien'. %
moo ms wafe : rev dos ago he uiant
~ nrF'
MAJOR tIIzrrs' 4 Philadelphia tFa-)
Aimshouse krend noforiety, was 10 other
uay sentenced 90 y years' solitary CON
nnement - hard labor.
SEVEN persons were killed n m ac-
sident near Rasselas, Pa. on the Rochester
a Pittsburgh Railroad on the ist-
MR&. RocEnS. the victim Of the
negroes who were recently lynched at JET.
ferson. Tex. died q few days ago.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

York have been made ~ several represen-
'aiive men of ono rsesnsiy' ana ne eon,-
uz<<er ~. t-' tr NJ
s1*''' ~'e ~''. :"
pit.
~ nAIHA"A1' Ne hni.oe'Pn'>
lrs-) .oors'cnlss' ~no.e ee,lnr weIs
.oen' ~ 49,. Z. $500 49,.
1901 .n1 M ~
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~ nsownss"tc, Ae>sS-' ~ o''o.
afternoon thres Eiris, nsmei inez =
A.noe'.. 49,. nc ss 1".vs
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49, 80, .. W. 49,"
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aoo 80 pnm- ~ d =.
80 - -e-.r -. w.. -.,. arc~rss
49, $50 49, ,ssrs~ s-,,.snr ~. ~;.s~
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800 $500
49,
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death ensued IN : few minutes
AHEHk - anokner pao o.eaN q 'ne
marke<s g chicago ~, on tne >etn' ana
more failures were repoFseo:
~ teiesIaph IepoF'eo on ~ <o'n
that twenty-ssree collieries IN the vicinity
q Ashland, r., had been Hooded by the
storm which occurred there me day before.
THREE men were killed by an cxplo
sion Of the boiler 4 n . saw-mill g Whitfle-
ssy. Wis, : few days ago The mill was
almost totally destroyed
Ok May "a Lieut. Col. Schlaycr. Of
the Austrian army. and Lieut. Bolgar. edi-
Tor o. the Military Journal q Vienna.
fought > duel. in which Schlayer was slain
A trial C Vienna the other day ended in
acquittal d Bolgar, the evidence showing
be was the challenged party, and was
forced 70 fight
Tx bill legalixing marriage with =
deceased wife's sister il England has been
rejected BY the House Of Lords.
Rrv. Mn. WrcHBoRxr. ~ English
-c,ervvm,n. whfls tr.vellinr from Calais -
$780, x.- S-~- - --~ ~<<..k.a .rS
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-13

DENNIS KEARSEr was II Chicago the
ether day 20 attend tie anfi-monopoly con-
vcntion. He made the assertion that me-
chanics' wages had doubled In California
oincs the passage Of the anttChinese bill.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-13

n II b estimated that the public debt
80 reduced <l75o.ooo during June,
naking no reduction for he last fiscal year
&1S7.2s1.O00.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-13

The Richmond (va-) editors fought
q six o'clock On <<hs morning Of the 10th,
near wayesboro. W. The weapons were
Colts six-shooiers . eight PAGES. AZ the
first Dire neither was hurt. At the second,
Elam fell with : bullet n his right hip
Beirps w. unhurk
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-13

CHOLERA swept away ~ hundred
and thirteen persons &C Damietta, Egypt.
n ~ asrh. Fatal cases were reported
from Mansurah and Port Said. md Euro
peans were fleeing from Alexandria. a
quarantine against vessels from Egypt
had been ordered a al Turkish porss.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-13


w 1EAAA
JASPER INDIANA
->-. ~ mar nAN
"P(< F Dali.
-
l1ocwD from Everywhere
--
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-- r~-- ~ ~ ~. .-.~ 49,
c-.-.-.--.c~~-..x rxa.,,s
r-.s~s 1900 ~-~tr-
-- ~-s--s I.,~r
~ -
Irns estimated that tho public debt
~,. r,aoc>i s171o.ooo DURING June.
mskinr the reduction for fhs last nscal year
<1Ss'x2pW. -
Six HUNDRED and eighty Mormon
~c,v.r<. arrived ~ Me- YORK On the lst.
g.~v c>me from ENGLAND. Denmark.
awcden. wales ana Norway.
DENNIS kEARSEr vas ~ chicago inc
v~rs;on' Y. mrds ~ assertion chat me-
s.~k,.S 4, C>,;f.~~s>
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-13

a rERRzBLE hail storm. which lasted
thirty minutes, q Ysported % have visited
80 town d Esssx, Iowa, ~ other night.
breaking nearly every pane q glass 4 The
village and Ieaving banks Of hail from
-Four % Eve feee deep q The windward sids
o. the hcusss. Fhrmers said that The corn
al through that region vas entirely d.
stroyed md vheat was % badly tangled
ehst 4 would - dl0cu1t % harvest r.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-07-13

BogUs Missouri bonds % The amount
- M rs wsrs sold % Edwin r. Kirk. :
ell nakor q How York. Amer be had
bought - bonds Kirk became suspicious,
and started - Investigation that ID % TIE
arnDsk the other day, o. Isaac A. Briggs,
: broker and Wesley Lyon. : lawyer, both
- Nov York, and Emil Brio. : lawyer o.
Stamford, Conn Brio, a the role q : MID
souri oflcsr. hsd ths bonds Autographed
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-02
Sic spei 4usnabmcn.

Sin iunser &ettsselebrter MAJ mad
man6em uersebli6en @ange BEL 6riebrid
Dem @roBen uorselaiien woroen. = @as
mill Gr? fruste Der S6nis. = Gu. Maie.
itdt untertbsui9it UNI cine aniteluns bit.
ten. WaS lit gr fir ein 2anoSmann9
- Sin Serliner, antuortete Der @efraste.
So farm i9 linn ui3t belfen, replicirte
Der 6Onig, Die Serliner tausen ni6t uiel.
= Gw. Maieitdt m0sen wobl re9t baben,
uber spei 4usnabmen sibt eS bod baraui
lebe unb iterbe i9. = limb bteie iinb?
fraste Ser &0nis, auf ben iunsen Mann
aufmerfiam werbenb. = Gw. Wtaieitdt
uno i6, ma Die aLtpUrt. - 90, M, oa
muB wobl cine 9usnabme ber anoern aus
Der Notb belfen, bas lit ni9t anoers, sebe
Gr na9 Saule, gr wirb periorst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-02
@iro ihon helfen.

Sin iebr seiSiser 6iIs in Berlin, Der
troe ieines 8ei6tbums nidt iatt gu eien
ii6 %setraute, belt ii6 fir franf uno fraste
ben berabmten Doctor Sain nm &atb.
8erbe mas ueridreiben, iaste Sain in Der
turSen Manier, iette ii6 bin uno i6rieb.
Birb Sbnen i9On belfen, gloieu! Der
@eiSbals i6idte ieinen Saustne9t in Die
~gpotbefe. Sn elmer Stunoe, iaste Der
glpotbeter la9eno gu Dem Oiener, brinsen
sic aber einen 6orb nit. Ser Sauss
fne6t tommt na6 elmer Stunbe nit benz
6orbe, unb nun padt Der Yrouiior elm:
Srob, Butter, einsn balben S6inten,
8eiu &C. Sas bat Der Doctor eri 9rieben,
uno bier lit Die Gedmuns ma3t 10
Sbaler, II S9r., 9 Yienni9e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-02
Gin SO6jeitsgeidenf.

Sine Sduerin I'M Sberlanbe ianbte ibrer
bisberisen Masb am Gage Dor oeren Ser
e)eli6lns elm sewDbnIi6ss flbises Sai6ens
tu6 ais 6odSeitssei6ent nit Dem Ses
merten: ygllS anertennun9 iiir ibre treu
9cleilteten Oienite." Su baielbe aber
itefte isbes Der ie6S 8inoer ein 6iinimart:
i6ein. Der Sei6entten war bas sewobns
Ii9e Gi9lein cine III serinse @abe, uno iie
i6enfte. ohue weiter nu6;uieben, oailelbe
in ibrer Grrestbeit einem sufdlis an
weienocn SanOwerfsburiben, oer IS elm
itcdte. @egen abeno erfubr bieielbe, mas
in Dem Gii6lein mar; cher Der SuuowerfS,
buri6e par iiber ale Ser9e!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-02
Sci Der. alten Metbooe laiien.

Gin junser 6lOtenipieler, S9iler BON
Ouans, ipielte Dor 6riebrid Dem @roBen
meiiterbaft. 81 iaste Der &Onis gu SuanS,
Der aud iein 0ebrer mar, i'd iebe ieet, ouB
Gr mid uerna6ldliist bat; O%eriun9e Mann
ipielt better ais i'd. Sa, erwioerte OuanS,
BEL Dem fonnte i9 i~tdrfere Mittel anpens
ben. llno welde benn2 fraste Der &6nis.
QuanS ma6te cine unSweioeutise Ses
pesuns nit benz arme. = Sa 10, iaste Der
&0nis la6eno, ba wolen mir ss bod BEL
%unIerer alien Metbobe laiIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-02
Gs lieat mir aui Der 2unae.

Gum 8farrer 0tuf in Si6tenau C9Sira
tember9) fam emit Elm &lolterbruSer aus
OintelSbabl. Der Yiarrer bieB i'm Ylat
uebmen uIo iraste i'm: g8Ober fommen
Sic benn 10 ipdt, osr 6rater? Gon
einem Sorf, suei Stunoen pom bier, anti
wortete er: es fdat mir Jest ni9t ein, Ipie
eS bsiBt, baS 0orf. IS IieSt mir auf Der
3unse, auf Der 3unse liest mir bas
0orf. 90 ltredt einmal Die 3unse Der.
aus, iaSte Der Sfarrer, uieuei6t Tenn ids
Rirdtburm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-10-02
SGhiiide 6Dili6feit.

Sin id6iii6er Mauerpolier nit benz
S%iirgermeilter Das @eriiit OeS in 0teparatur
befinbli6en &ir6tburmes beitcisenb: Sa,
wie seiast, Ser gdrsermeeiter, d eeuSiser
6ebltrit, III &c breden ii6 Sals unb
Seene,! 2nio ni6t pabr? Sin &c 10
freunOli6 I'm nebm' Sc ii9 d gis9en in
9lbt!