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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-30
MARIN f..

The propeller Fountain city called
in yesterday morning bound west.
The lighthouse supply steamer Dab
liza, was in port Thursday afternoon.
The propeller Saginaw Valley called
in Monday morning bound for Chicago.
The tug Hancock, from st. Ignace,
came over Thursday and is at the ship
yard.
The schooner Bessie Berwick report
ed Thursday night, bound to Manistee to
load timber.
The City of Cleveland arrived up
Saturday afternoon and Wednesday
morning on time.
The schooner NJ. P. Higgie arrived at
Duncan Monday, and took on cargo of
lumber for Chicago. .r,
The Atlantic arrived up at a. m.
Tuesday morning, and called in, bound
down, that afternoon.
The Canadian schooner Elgin report
ed Tuesday, bound to Chicago with
cargo of telegraph poles.
The propeller Canada reported Tues
day night, bound from Montreal to Chi
cagowith general cargo.
The propeller Lawrence arrived last
Monday noon and sailed at five O'Clock
the same evening on her return trip.
The propeller Europe, bound from
Montreal to Chicago with general car
60, called in Monday evening to report.
The tug Matt Stickney arrived Mon
day, and cleared Tuesday evening for
Saginaw with dredge and dumps in tow.
The schooner Moselle arrived Sun
day afternoon, took on cargo of lumber
from VOrce & Embury, and sailed Thurs
day for Chicago.
The schooner Golden West arrived
Sunday, took on cargo of lumber from
the Cheboygan Lumber Company. and
cleared Tuesday for Chicago.
The schooner Lolita Wolf arrived
Sunday morning, loaded lumber from
the Cheboygan Lumber Company and
cleared Tuesday for Chicago.
The Keweenaw arrived up on time
Sunday morning, gave her excursion
for the benefit of the Cheboygan band,
and left in the evening, bound down.
The barge Fame arrived Sunday af-
ternoon with 400 barrels of salt for S.
Baker & Son. She was lowed down to
Duncan Monday, and took on lumber for
Detroit, and cleared Tuesday evening.
The propeller Idaho, of the Western
Transportation line, called in bound
down Thursday at midnight. She was
loaded clear down, drawing 141s feet,
but came in without any difficulty. The
boats Of this line will call regularly
hereafter both going up and down.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-30

The steamer Flora arrived up yes
terday morning on time, bringing con-
siderable freight and number of pas
sengers.
The schooner Parana arrived at
Duncan City last Saturday from Colling-
wood. She loaded lumber for Chicago
and sailed Wednesday.
The Champlain arrived yesterday
afternoon. She took on lighter load
of lumber for Chicago in the evening,
and left this morning.
The schooner Rising Star arrived
Monday morning, loaded lumber from
the Cheboygan Lumber company, and
cleared Wednesday for Chicago.
The steambarge j. P. Donaldson and
cOnsOrt, Brighter. arrived at Duncan
City Monday and loaded lumber for Buff
falO. The Donaldson came up to Che
bOygan and completed her cargo, and
they sailed Thursday.
The propeller Ste. Marie arrived from
the Sault on time Monday and Wednes-
day evenings. Wednesday she cOntin-
ued her trip to Alpena, having been
chartered by the Geo. H. Prentis Lumber
Co. to take lot of camp supplies, equip
ments and large crew of men from Al
pena to the Sault.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT REED CITY, MICH.
June 18th ISS2

LAND OFFICE AT REED CITY, MICH.
June 18th, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of
his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the County Clerk of
Cheboygan County, at Cheboygan, on Tuesday
July 3lst 1888 viz: Nathaniel Longcoy. Home
stead entry No, 1861 for the e d of W II
and s W u of e, section s, town
town 80 n. range west. He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous resi-
dence upon and cultivation of said land, viz:
Henry Lang, of Burt Lake, Joseph Sheno-
nequow, of Pellston, Benager ]. Trip, of
Pellston, Paul Non-ques-qua, of Peston
EDWARD STEVENSON, Register
12jun7t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-30

GREAT suffering and much loss of
property will result from the great flood
of the Mississippi.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-30

In the face of strong resistance Pres
ident Arthur reduced revenue offices from
126 to S3, and he is warmly endorsed by
the people.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-30

Iowa Republicans have made an ex-
cellent ticket, presented consistent
platform, and will have sweeping vic
tory.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-30

New HAMPSHIRE Republicans ought to
knO" better than to quarrel over the
election of U. s. Senator.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-30

SENATOR PALMER is warmly welcomed
in Washington and wherever he goes.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-30

ON Friday the Supreme Court decided
the Scott liquor tax law of Ohio consti-
tutional. Republicans score another
victory and Democrats are in mourning.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-30

CHOLERA threatens to spread over
Egypt. The Gar grants Catholics per-
feet freedom in their faith. The Pope
has gained for Catholics privileges over
Bismarck.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-30

BRITISH authorities will have to stop
importing paupers to this country, as
the action of the commissioners at New
York to stop the business is sustained by
Arthur, his cabinet, and the people.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-30

LEGAL proceedings have been insti-
tuted against the Jews in Hungary that
disgrace civilization, being the out
growth of persecution, worthy of the
middle ages. Such inhuman treatment
of Hebrews should stop.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-06-30

The Democratic party will want to ad-
NIT polygamOus Utah as state in order
to get another Democratic Senator, but
the free whisky, free love, free trade
party will oppose the admission of Da-
kota, but Dakota will come in just the
same.
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kcndalI's SPAWN Cure.

Cincinnati. Ohio. juno 3. 1872
u. J. Kendall l. Co., Gents: B-ing y suf.
frrcr irusm the ~rhrumati>sn. I have tried n
great manly lt.urGiirs for that complaint. us
ing ~v~ry'hin. that hcsrd III or ms friends
knew ri, ami being trea ted by the hest rhyai
cia"~ in this city without cfirrt. l had Lc-
come discouraged xmi had coucln"~d there
was NO help for this disease. when l fortunate
~ met your agent. Mr.. john Fish. ~iu told
me it was unnecessary to suffer amy mere, ~
and M l Was -: the same profession lie pre-.
scented me viii, u bottle. which I used. AMI !
must say without any iaiiA, in ua.. week l
ana able to walk without M cane ar any other
artificial help. don't k,."w that the SPAWN
Cure did it hut thi l DO know | will never 10
without hcndalrs SPAWN Cure again, az l
thoroughly hei,eve it deserves. i,a popularity,
an. has unqualified mvrit. l write this entire
u unsolicited. Yours truly,
III. II. SNUW. T.. r..
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kcndali's SPAWN lure.
Fort Worth. Tex. March 18th. 1889

COIt OTtus iex.s AlAtcn b<li, I'M.
A~sSr-. b. j: Kendall e. Co.. About zig hit
nsOntIin "gO their. waR u valuable stallion
brought to the stable Of Earmes aud Henry
I" lie treated for u bunc SPAWN, which was
one years growth and Of pronounced sizc. and
having learned through outside sources that
your Eniment known ~ Kendall = SPAWN
Cure WA valuable. ! Co ,nienccd u<in: it On
the Enlargement and after six weeks using
and having applied two bottles the i.urs., w.
cured entirely, lcavin: the lcs perfectly
sMVOth.
CHARLES HENRY.
Charleston. 5. &. Snly -. 1888.
DR.. J. Is. Kendall Il Co.. Dear Sirs : pur
chased at Louisville. ky.. y very fine bred
colt. and in shipping lee got his hook badly
hurt on the ""tsiac of the joint winch caused
it t. swell three or four times tho naturai
size. which made him very lame. tried =
great many liniInents which failed to benefit
the injured part. At lHst when slis.u st,~l. and
ready to give up the colt IA rnine,l. I happen
Ell to set your advertisement uf ..KentEnll's
Blister and SPAWN Cure" AMI Thought I
woa'd give it a. trial, ! fist applied the Bills
ter to the hook which by this time had lie.
come calloused. ami to my surprise found il
worked like - charm. In twenty four l,uurs
the part that was hard became soft ana the
laneness began to leave. | then got some
o. 'ke"dairs SPAWN Cure, aud ap.
ll'ed 1t according TO directions. which has
made u perfect cure, and the scnlt il now IA
sound us any horse alive. merely write this
letter to you, as l think it II duty 1 owe To YOU
and also for the good Of the public ut large.
Ihe fore going statement / will make a,hda
VIZ TO- and can also have the same verified Nv
the best horsemen in our city who saw the
colt before and after treatment.
Very Respectfully.
II Chapel ST., JOuN II. ArN.,rn
Price,.$l per hottie, or 6 bottles for 81. All
druggists have it or can get il for You. or IL
VIII be sent to ally address on receipt "f price
~ the proprietors, DIR. b. J.. KENDALL e.
CO., EnOsburgh Falls. Send for Illnsfr.,+ej
circular.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Gloss.
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SUGGESTIONS OF ARSENE GAUBERT
AND HIS WIFE ELIZA BRAUX.
NO ll26 PROBATES.

Twentieth Judicial District Court.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
~ Lafnurche. Whereas Auguste Gaubert,
has this day made application tn the said
Court to be appointed administrator Uf said
succession.
Now, therefore all persons are hereby warn
ell and notified to file their objections If any
they have, with the Clerk Of said Court, vt
his office in the Town OF ThibMlaux within
ten days after the first publication hereof,
otherwise the said applicant will in due
course of law be appointed administrator Ut
said Succession.
~ Witness my Hand and the Impress
LIS. of the seal of my Office. this 10th. day
(~~) OF October a. D.. 1888.
J. 4. ALLAN. Deputy Clerk.
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Read Proof Of Wonderful
Cures.

Santa Rosa, CAL, Feb. 9th. 1883.
u. J. Ken l.il 4 Co. G~entlemea: feel il
\ duty t. ether. suffering with the plies and
fl Hing Of the return to write yen. have
had the piI~s aud prolspeus VI tho rert"in Tor
live years, for tho ps~t three years have suf
fered the meet agnui1ing pain. Tried every
thing without relief. hut after ten days Uac
If Krndsli's SPAWN Cure I have NOT seea or
heard Ut the piles since. One whs has not
suffered as l have caunOt comprehend the
great joy that I feel vt being cured Of y dis.
exse almost worse than death. ] bad y valua
bic young horse that had = large bu"ch gath
er ON his brea.t bono. ! tried all kinds vi lin
i,nent anl had it cut open without any be- ne
fit. Saw your advertisement end bought .
bottle Of keUdall's SPAWN Cure sxud ordered
my tcamstcr t. u~s, ~ dirccted. In Less than
on- week the lump hxd Disappeared. Think
in. that - linim-nt that would do What Ken-
l..il~ SPAWN Cnrc ha. dome for uay i"rse
might ix.n-fit more. l tried it =. u last resort.
With gr.,itauc aud ICES, wishes fss ,ur
success. y
am faithfully yoUrs,
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They didn't call him Tom, or Jack,
Or Harry. but always spoke of him 40
'sJ0seph.s brother" Aud it a in.t
~ singular that they didn't call him
''Joe" instead of '.Joseph" when speak
ing Of the man.
The two had a wagon in the band,
dragging itself toward the Black Hills.
day by day aud mile by mile. They
messed by themselves, aud scarcely
spoke TO each other, aud their liye and
their actions We're y sort ut mystery to
the rest, who were q Jolly set, drink
ing, caronsing. Sighting aud playing
cards, and wishing for q brush with
the Indians.
Some said that Joseph was a fugitive
from justice, aud that liz wouldn't fra
ternixo with them for fear Of ~betraying
himself when Intercepted.
Others thought he felt too proud to
mix with society, and between the two
theories he had nearly all Of the men
thinking III Ut him before the wagon
trail was four days travel from Chey-
enne.
"He keeps his brother hidden away
in the wagon AS it II little sunshine
would kill the boy" g,owled one Of a
dozen gold hunters sitting around their
camp fire in the twilight.
"Pelhaps he thinks. our language
isn't high-toned-bIast his eyes'' e1-
claimed another.
"Ain't We all bound to the same
placs-all Of US sharing the same dan
gers-One rs good as another J" de-
manded a broad s%hould-red fellow
from San Antonio.
Eyes: yes!' they shouted.
"Then don't it look low down mean
for this ere man Joseph to edge away
from US as if We We're pizcn : If he's
30 mighty refined and high -:oned.
whyididn't he come out here in a bal
loon p
There was i laugh from the circle,
and the Texan Went on
.t"I DON'T purtend to be an angel. but
know manners as Well as the mex
Ibelisye that man Joseph IS a regular
starch. ready to wilt down As soon as
pint my finger at him. aud l am goin'
over to his wagon and goin' to pull his
nose."
.That's the game. Jack. Go in,
old fellow! Ran for the man from
Texas" yelled the gold hunters, us
they sprang to their feet.
"COme right along and see the fun"
continued the Texan, as he led the
way up to Joseph's wagon.
The vehicle formed one in the cisc...
and at a small fire Il few feet from The
hind wheels sat Joscri, and his brother
eatirg their frugal supper. As the
crowd came near, the boy sprang up
and climbed into the covered wagon,
while Joseph slowly rose up and !.ok.
ed at them %anxiousiy and enquiriDgly.
"'See here. Mr.. Joseph, what's your
other name. I" began the Texan. as he
halted before the lone man. I'VE
have come to the conclusion that YOU
and that baby brother o yours don't
like our style. Are we kerrect I"
Il have nothing against any of yon.''
quietly replied Joseph. The Journey
thus tar has been very pleasant and
agreeable TO u.s."
"But you hang of-you don't speak
to u.s. persisted Jack.
Il ain sorry if / laye incurred auy
mans i'll viii. l feel friendly toward
you ALL"
..Oh, you do, eh I" sneered the Texan.
feeling that he was losing ground.
well, its my opinion that you're i.
sneak
J0seph's face turned white, and the
man saw . dangerous CLEAN in his
eyes. He seemed about to speak or
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By REV. A. J. RYAN.

Out Of the shadows Of sadness,
Into the sunshine Of gladness.
Into the light Of the blest.
Out Of . land very dr-ary,
Out Of the world Of the weary,
Into the Rapture Of Rest.
Ont Of to-day's sin aud sorrow
Into . blissful tn-morruw,
Into . day without gloom-
Dat Of . lsaL filled With sighinx-
Land Of the dead and the dying
Into . land without tomb.
Out of . life of c~omn,otion,
Tempest-swept oft N the 0ccan,
Dark with the wreck drifting DER;
Into land calm aud quiet,
Never y storm, c0neth nigh it.
Never = wreck ON its shore.
Out of the land in whose bowers
Perish aud fadc all the lowers-
Out of tho land Of decay
Into the Eden where fxircst
of flow'reis-xnd sweeteat aud rarcst-
Never shall wither away.
Out Of the world Of the wsilinss
Thiongrd with the auguisled aud .iling
Out OF the world Of the sad
Into tho world that ~rejoices-
Wsrld Of bright visions and voices,
Into the world If tho Glad.
Out of . life ever l0ruful,
Out of a land very n,ournful,
Where in bleak exile we roam ;
Into sjoy-land above Us,
Where there's . Father to love rs
Into "Ou Howe-sweet Home."@
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SUCCESSION OF DAISEY DAVIDSON
WIFE OF CHARLES $. KLEPPINGER.
NO IlJ7

No. TIKI FISOBA 1 ES.
Twentieth Judicial, District Court.
GTATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
~ LatOurcLe. Whereas Rnlgely Davidson
has this day made application to the said
Court TO be appointed administrator Of said
succession.
Now. therefore all persons are hereby
warned and notified to file their objections
it n they have. with the Clerk of saiu
Court, at his office in the Town OF Thibodaux
within ten days after the first publication
hereof, Otherwise the said applicant will
i'll due course of law be appointed admins
TRAITOR OF said succession.
(~~l Witness my hand and the i'm
3L.S. press of the seal Of my office. this
(~~) Goth. day of October A.. D.. 1853.
j. W. KNOBLOCH, Clerk.
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MOVARl.ES.

MOVABLES.
9. One Bureau.
3. Two large Rocking Chairs.
4. One half dozen chairs.
5. Due Clock.
3. Due mahogany armoir.
Z. One BeslsteaL and Bedding.
3 Que wash stand.
9. One old clock.
IL. One small table.
II. Two spittoons.
II. Two lamps (glassl
-. One old cypress dining table.
u. Two small cypress tables.
Is. One old table.
II. One old cypress safe (~cupboardl.
u. One old walnu safe.
Is. Onc cooking stove aud utensils.
~. One oil stove.
g. One ironing furnace.
II. Due lot Ut CrOckery.
q. Onc lot Of tinware.
-. One large stone jar.
-. One large pot.
%. One large bathing tub.
u. One tool chest and contents.
u. Que wood saw and one hand saw.
u. One lot coal about 8 bills.
~. stone jars | lot If did bottles.
80 Two small mills ~(cofiee anil pepper)
81. Que silver watch and chain.
Terms and Conditions If sale Cash on the
Spot III United States Treasury Notes to pay
debts.
October 9th. 1883.
THEOpHILE THIBCDAUx.
Sheriff.
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A6oa00e ~ q 0akene NU
GAoe - 6vNN - 1eG1aS 0esV Nfn
suUGaws1 Sseass g ~ = a1A A
nm 1urnaDx1eoc
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SrATE Of LOUISIANA.
10th. Jadicial District Court, Par
ish Of Lsfoueche.
Ssccess;o. Of Joseph Dastin No.
1122 PyOOates.

Pursuant tn an order and decree Of the
above Court and in obedience tn = c,'u,Imission
to me directed in the above entitled and nam
hcred succes.iom l will "fior for saie ut pub
lie auction pursuant to Law to the laat and
highest bidder on tho prcmisca. situated In
the Town Of Thibolanx on SATURDAY. the 10th.
day Ut November 1881 hctwe~u tho hOnrs
ot II o'clock A. N. aud 4 o'clock p. II. the
following described property belonging to the
above succession to wit:
|. A certain frxrtinual lot of ground situa-
ted in tho Town Of ThiboAanx, in the parish
of l.afonrche. beiny a portion If lot NJ. ISL
ono hundred aud fifty occ sn the plan OF s*id
town Ut Thiin.d~ux, made by James Is. Grin
age on the LIST. day IT May 1912 and meaeur
ing one hundred and fifteen feet SIX inches
front, more ar less, ON Baker street. by one
hund:ed and forty nine feet four inches more
ar less, in depth and being bounded in front
or North by BAKER street. East Ivy President
street, sssath by the ~l"rti"n at said lot No. Isl
sold to Ozemc Nayuin ard West by the pOr
ton "f same lot ISL, sold I" Zrnon Guil!Ot
and now belonging to Bell"nie Lirctte. To-
gcther with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and all the rights privileges
aud immunities thereof. he ny the same
property acquired by deceased March 18th.
1854 at til" prUbate sale vi Joseph DaMtin ST.
Conveyance Book No. I. PIP :s6!.-364 less the
portion sold /" OzcmG Naquin. Sept. 18th.
1881, &C. Book No. 20 p 1851 and to Zenon
GuillOt March 2,,d. 1888 &c. Book No. ~ p l37.)
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I al, faithfully youra,
J. II. GLENN.
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&alenOer,

3eiti6riften uno Bidder Ser Serlagsbanbs
lung Oes SatbOliidem Gr;iebungssSe reis
mes q. Iner) In ScnanuOrtb, Saperr.
Safenoer 1884.
,,Wsomifa: 9aIeaoer", 8. 3asrsaHs. bros. 10 Ssrs
,7ienfbotem:9aIeaoes", g. Ss.rsaHs, ysis broa.
8 Gents per Stlt.
.,atnSer;9aleuoer", 9. s~abrsans. p.sis brs4. 8 Sts.
,,&atbsI. sebrers9aienoer'' 5. sabrsaus, press
gebunoen 10 Gents per Sthd.
,,faid,ens SaIenoer fur Die itusiressesnseso"
D. Sahr9ang, Brets tart. 10 senis per stud.
Seit(6rtften 1SS3-S4.
1uFass 10000, Sratisbeilagt .Ssr s6ussns,s anS
.6atbasber hrs S~auspeien". erideint ieSe Beae
4 cesr s Ssiten itart. Ereis so Gents per Sabr.
,,Ier SdluBeu9eI", elm 5reuno, 2ebrer uno tibrG
Der sinOtr. 10. SOSrs, aai. $1,000. sri6ciaHt ALE
IA Vase. 5 esitsH NIT OisIsn SauitratioHsn. Pr.is
,,Rapbael., ilutrtrtt Ssitidrift fur bic rsifsrs SussxS
une eas Solt, q. Sabre, idbrItd SO Rumnsrn, isse
s Seiteu. VretS 81 per Sabr.
,,Vofbursa", 9eitldriit idr Sieuitboteu, s. Sasrg,
IIonaill5 spst NuWHerH. isSe IL ssttsn. grsis
,,&atb. S6uIjeituns'', II. Sabrs. auH. 5000. rs
l9tint p05eHtIia. ieSs @ummsr 5 seitsa. Srsis
eruttsbeilasen: .@ouita-. .Saussnsel-. .eiteraturblat
uuo 9dtbgeber ihrs 0ausptisn".
,,SiteraturbIatt" iGr tatb. Gr,ttber. 10. Sabrg. idhrL.
IL Nummeru. ieoe Ii z. Y. S1sf pro Sabr.
,, stmbrpfius", DtOuatSibriit iur SesIiorssprteiter, 9.
SGbr5, ieoe Hummer 5 Seteu, Vreis Sl.O0 pro Suhr.
mi elmer SetIaSe: sDispoitttoueu ihr relist0ie Boz.
TRACE.
500 Der gnnalen bon SouroeS", Ronatsibrih
90 Sbrtn Der llnbehsdtenS mpidusniB, 4. Sabrs, prs's
20 Gents pro Sabr.
a -gerleser, Su5bduSler uuO solportsurs erbalteu
AabGtt. Sci Seteuuueeu per Sugeuo uno barber erbdls
ten aud Frielter, Sebrer uuo SrceHspTiousu sutiprrhtHs
zen 9iabatt.-
SelteluuSen ri5te mau an:
Sullivan q Schaefer,
CATHOLIC PUBLISHERS.
80 Barclay Str., Seem Yort.
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Cine traurige @eididte.

Die i6One Slia 8%iuientrIg,
Die mar li6 niemalS i6lont 9euug.
Sic trennt' lt6 ME bon Dem Gorlet
llno l6uitrt oamit lid iriib uuo lpGt.
O(it Desperation Neib Die ,Srau'n
Die Wunoertaiue glia's i6au'u;
Die @arniion lit bod entiiidt,
Sobalo lie Glla MIR erblidt.
SoG zines Cages, ems, ;mei, orei -
Brad Glla an Der Saiu ent,pei.
Salo tru9 man lie ourb's 5rieoboistbor,
Sieweil lie lt6 III Sooe i6uor.
>, boloe MG9olein, leio bod tlug,
Wfa9t'S nidt pie Glio S%inientri9!
W. Us.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-12-04
Ipr &nrsem mnrbe Serr Gmeri9 ..

Vor &lr5em iplrOe Serr @mert6 D.
o., Hittneilter a. .. in Der Ndbe BON
Beit auf benz 2anbe lebenb, bur6 einen
seri6tli6en grlaB pom elmer grbiduft BON
20, 900 fl. ueritdnbist, bic er bur9 ben
peritorbenen Yfarrer g.. 9ema9t babe.
Der bo9wIrbise 6err pfleste Bel ieinen
2ebseiten ieinen @diten ales @ute uorSu>
ieeen, mas 6ii9e unb Seller gu liefern per-
mo9ten, mn bate ct bic Marotte, tSeoem,
Der gum eritsn Scale an ieiner Safel ipeiite,
unter freunOli9em 3ureoen, wie in Der
3eritreuuns, 8ier unb 8ein in Elm unb
banelbe @las gu i9iitteu. Die @Gite, bic
l9on INNER i'm Soraus BON bieier Sri9is
nalitdt oes Serrn Bfarrer in 6enntniB ses
ieet wurben, beld9elten bteien S9ers unb
lieBen beia9tes @ebrdu iteben. Sbers
lieutenant .. isbo9, Der bur9 feline be-
ionoere arti9teit uno our9 feline guten
Manieren befannt mar, fonnte ii9 ni9t
enti9lieBer, bas freunoli9e 3ursoen bes
alien Mannes nit elmer 2%lblebnung gu err
wioern uno spans, ii9 uerneisenO, NIT
freunoli9er Miene ben wioerli6en Srunf
binunter. Der Yfarrer muB i'm nit einsm
lansen Slide, wurbe iebr einiilbig uno err
bat ii6 beim S9eiben BON o. CUR Crime
runs oeiien Sarte. Der 9err Bfarrer
bate ii3 uo%rsenommen, penn er einen
Weni9en fanbe, Der artis senns wdre,
auf feline Ginlaouns bin bic 6euerprobe Der
Siers unb @einsM elanse a~nitanbslos an
ii9 Su nebmen, benielben gum Grben elm
suiesen. Oariiber maren piele Sabre per-
sansen, unb Serr .. 3. fam gu Der uner>
uarteten grbi9aft. Nne bieie ginsels
beiten entbdIt Sas bereits seOiinete Geitas
nent.