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The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06
Personal Mention

The mo t brilliant wedding that has oc
CURED in Virginia for manv years was con.
summated Gu the 29th ult, at Bellevue, the
contracting parties being Mis-, Thompson,
the reisning belle OF the county and Mr
Ainswnrtb. full blooded Indian of the
Choctaw tribe, a graduate OF Roanoke c.l.
lege The bridal party left for the Indian
territory.
Mr.. HutchIns. editor cf the Washington
Post now lives IN big house next To the
British ambassadors residence at the ma.
tionsl capital. Six years ago Mr.. Hutchins
was a memb.r Of the Missouri legislature
and boarded in q st. Louis hotel.
Isasc II. Maynard has been nominated d
for secretary of state by the democracy oi
New York. TIE balance of the state ucket
is tor controller, ALBEIT G, Ciapiu; state
treasurer, Robert A. Max we'll; attnrn ey gen
ersl, Dennis O3fien.
w. w. Astor. American Minister to Italy,
is very reserved and conservative, AMI is
accused ON public occ ons oiexhibiting au
excess OF diplomatic gniiy.
1t is understood at Montreal that G Gorge
Stephen, presideHt OF he Canadian Pacific
railway uotnp ny, will shortly be knighl.d
Victor Aueuste I>idore DechaWps, car
dinsl ofthe Roman church, archbishop OF
Mechsin and prms,e of BE gium, is dead.
Uncle Rsmus (Joel c. Hsrris) is reading
proof in Boston Un his southern dialect
stories.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06
PITH OF THE NEWS.

The rules recently formulated by Price,
the commissioner Of Indian affairs, for the
government Of Indians, has given rise to
some adverse criticism. - re rule prohibits
ally plural marrisge hereafter contracted.
and does not propose to abolish such ie-
laiions already existing. IL is believed
that the dances demoralize the young OF
the tribes aud incite them to war. and, in
other respects. their il flusn ,e is prejudcial
- good or Ter rher- rules have been in
oper.tion since March and II is stated at
the In ian bureau that not n ngie com.
plsiui has been received from the ! dians
in regard to the enforcement Of th-
rules.
The resignation OF Judge Ray, chic OF
the div'sion Of postal laws aud regulations
OF the postotiice department. has been ten
dered the postmaster general, and will prob
ably be accep ed. Jud,s Rsy occupied d
some u hat peculiar 'siti N In the depart
III NJ, being head OF a a vision which had
no, b. en- created 10y c"ngress, but which had
become established by tse usage Of the Of.
fee In this position he WAS called on TO
give opinions on legal questions, at tie
same time that there existed regular law
officer of he department In the person 81
the assistant attorney gen ersl OF the post.
Office department, judge Freeman.
Secretary Fol -er will in his annual To-
port, recommend Legislation that will en-
able them to consolidate number of c s.
toms districts. and do away with those tha,
are Il USELESS .xpense to the government
" says thai rherA IS even more need o
consolidation in the customs service than
there Was IN the Internal revenue.
President Tyler's widow will spend the
winter Ia Washington.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06
The Pictet ce-Making Machine

i modified form, considerably re-
duced, Of the Pictet ice making machine
has come into use, adapted TO operations
on smaller scale. The apparatus con-
sisls Of a compressing pump actnated by
the motor; Of a congealing refrigerator,
with condensiny tank that also sur
rounds the cylinher and pump; and Of q
cungealing refrigerator in which are
placed tn. moulds flied with water To be
frozen. At the beginning Of the process
the sulphurous anhydride is the con.
y.alns refrigerator. The pump sucks it
up. and evaporation absorbs large
quantity of heat from a solution OF 2ly-
ceriue III the refrigerator, and from the
moulds fill, Il with water placed in the
elvctrine-the anhydrIde being after
wards force d 10y the pump into the con-
denser, where it lIQueties, and gives up
TO the water in the condenEing tank q
water Of condensation is. the less work
demanded ~ compression. The anhy-
!rde thus constitutes an lntermedium,
which permits, after manner. the
drawing of hea. from the coneeaer and
pouring il into the condenser. The
operation thus requires twelve to eigh-
teen minutes, when the moulds are re-
moved from the congealer. and dis
!ributipg cock is opened so as to allow
the liqneiied anhydride IN the con len.
ser tu run into the ,oDgealer. In about
Il quarter OF a minute the former com
munication is again est .blished, for
fresh operations.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06
From Over the Ocean.

The Compte de Lagrange of Paris who
has been in Omahs, Neb, tor about month,
agent for the French government, lett re
Gently for France, with twenty-five Omaha
lndisns--ten men, five women and seven
children xhich he has secured Tor the
worlds ey .Osition at Paris. rhey are fine
looking ludlaIs, and will take part in the
exhibition o' unCivjlizsd races Of the world,
which will b. one of the principal features
Of the exposition Julius Meyer % q naha
accompanies the par y as tod an OF The
Indians, he being an interpreter and having
made arrangements by which they were
obtained. Tney will be absent about three
months.
The negotiation on Tbnquin has been
conclu .ed by Trcon. the French minister
to China a. Pekin The French legation at
Hue is sguarded by marines from the fleet
The Ann.mite government has sent oriers
to the military mandarins disbanding all
the A Mantle troops VINO have not given
their adhesion 10 thu FreLch authoriti,s.
The recent earthquake at Java caused the
sudden subsistence Of the sea at Colombo
Cey lon, on the Is h. On the 18th of August
the water rose and fe'l violently tor nall a.
hour, when it resumed it's normal condi-
ton. No serious dam age is reported.
The British Association for the Advance.
ment of Science has decided to invite the
American Society for the Advancement o.
Seen ,e TO D. cOme honorary members OF the
ass citation during its visit to Montreal in
1884
William Horace Lingard aud Luscom
Searelle, the actors, had fight in the
American Exchange, London. Neither is
II uch more tran five feet in height and
the encounter was cemical in its Jury.
Tidewaiter Logan. charged with having
originated the recent riots at Canon, has
been found guilty o. III ,nslaughter and SEN
fenced to seven years penal servi;ude.
Fire destroyed 800 houses in the Kadi
Keni quarter Of Constantinople. The loss
is about 81 l,0O0, 900. Nearly one-third o
the buildings in the district are ruins
fhe trouble with the Navsjoes is that an
effort is being made to abolish slavery
among them. Thsy hold the Moquis or
Quaker Indian aS chattle.
The royal baby OF Spain has crsdle.in
the form of a shell, lined with pink satin
and having a canopy Of the ruiest and
most costly lace.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06
A Terrible Accident.

A fright ul steam thresning machine &C
tident occurred on the 26.h inst, eight
mills south Of Osskis, Minn. 1t sppears
that The pump was not working sa,isi, c;o.
rly snd the engine wfs stepped FOR few
nil u"s. The men were gathered around
he engine wien the exp osion occurred
The billed sr, Albert Gariock, Faux Cen.
'.r; Z, ter Bile ieaux, Leslie; Mathew
Joyce, Orange. The darg. rnusiy wounded
arr rs follows: Frank ke', .c.lp wound,
side sCaldtd, wound in loot; hnpu,stion
iorn.d. Charles Ives. fractured skull,
cal. I'd face anH br asst, left arm disl ca ed;
OF expected TO live. The slightly wouI ded
are: Nike R'ley,Ssm Porter Cnss'.r Gilbert.
Al are scnlded and bruised. Gilbert AS
blown thh'y feet from the engine. Albert
Garlock Was thrown nearly 80 feet and
BiIl.deau1 n arly $50 Get from the engine.
Both bodi's when picked up. were literally
'tiipped OF clothing, and the Il sh and skin
scaded of. Thy were pu, ched fn OF
noits from the II, ine pieces OF iron. Math
,w Ju, ,ce and Frank AID Charles Ives
were thrown down few feet In front OF the
,ngine. The engine was blown 100 feet
directly over the top OF the separator and
wheat stacks
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06

Two young ladies, Magic Cunningham
and Ida Olsnon, aged about twenty were
drowned al townsville, Wisconsin on the
26th inst, while crossing the Red Ceda on
Ope ferry, which has been in use at that
point since the high water of last spring
washed out the br5ge. The watchman al
he mill has charge of the terry a. night;
out for some rea on his ace WAS filled last
Night by a green hand, aho did not under
stand ma aging the ropes and the boat
sws ped in the middle of the river. Ohe
OF the grls clu & to the ropes Tor several
minutes. but her sire 9Th gave way before
help could reach her. The man whose *.
Dorance caused the accident, SWAIN ashore
after trying vainly to rescue the young Ia
dies.
\ train from Utica, N. Y, recently COLI.
dsd with a train from Fort Pain, te escop.
ing each other and making complete
wreck. Both engines were let slsLdng
upright. 1t is reported that SIX were killed
and several wounded. Two engines two
baggage cars snd = smoking car were com.
pie ely wrecked Michael Lyons Oi u'ica
er ginter OF the easJ-bo nd train, VAS ip-
SANITY killed. James Whitlock Ui Ephti.
ata q passenger on the west bound rain.
was billed instantly. Cool of K ,hr ala had
his skull fractured and will probably die.
Ab Iut twenty others were II jared slightly
A few days ago while threshng crew
we're working at the farm OF CassIus Allen,
ia the town o, Verdi. Lincoln county MINI.
James l.. Dufiey, who was on top Of the
machine fell through, his les getting caught
in the cylinder and being ir gh'uilv shat.
tered. The limb WAS amputated. Duify,
however did not Tally from The shock, aud
| died al O'Clock. He was twenty eisht
years OF age and unmarried.
A house belonging to Mile " atson was
burned to the ground in Grand Forks on
thu 90 h ult. 1t WAS form erly house oi
Ill. fame, but the inmates mad left a tew
days ago The building and furniture was
worth about 81 0O0 The insurance is
larger than that amount.
A freight traiE, consisting Of fourteen cars
and two engines, went down through a
trestle near Shippensville Pa, on the Pitts
burg Il Western railway, a few days ago,
xii ing Brakeman NJ Coy, and seriously IL
turing three Others.
The Texas e. Pacific depot, $50 feet long
at q 'ldboro, opposite New Orleans, is be
Ing undermined by the new current result.
ing from the late Mississippi fl 'ods. One
hundre! feet of the building sank in seven
~ feet o! water.
An epidemic is prevailing near Naples,
s,a'ed To be infectious jiuniice, of typhoi l
character. IL is unlikely to spread, owing
TO the energetic pre- iutions taken.
Yellow fever has broken out at La Paa,
Mexico, and the people are fleeing in all
directions.
Typhoid pneumonia has appeared among
the ho. 8 in Central Ohio.
Forest fires are burning around Salt Lake
CITY.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06
L New Process Of Making We.
ncerS.

Veneers are now by Q chemical
process made :ss supple a. leather and Of
less than the usual thickness, while the
-'rength and beauty of the wood are un-
affected. 1t is said that these veneers
can be used with the utmost safety and
effectiveness on the most eI sborate
work, bending aronnd the most acute
angles and intricate curves; q simple lay-
ing on with glue and hand pressure be-
ing all that is required.
The largest wrought iron columns ever
made, IL Is claimed, are those for the AL
Dany bridge. The length OF each il
sOme 53 feet consisting OF eight segments,
the IRON OF which is l7.lG inches thick;
each column requires 79i steel rivets
and the weight complete isis. .Sajf,
pounds. The square inches OF section
are l04; and the eight columns are esti-
mated to contain $50, AS pounds Of met.
al aud Z f52 rivets.
Experi,uents made in France show
that the time required for melting 20D
ponnds OF Toe was 40 follows: Natural
ce OF switzerland, l"7 no ira; ;Of Norway. .
li5; Of Massachusetts. I3S: artiHc.ai ice
ny the Carre process, IS by the Tellier
process, IA.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06
HEAVY LIFE INSURANCE.
Tho Large Policies That Are Carried
by some Rich Men.

Not verv long ago the BRUSH life In.
surance companies were called upon,
within the short space OF one year, to
pay the enormous sum OF S.2W.NW on
policies on the lives OF three heavily in
sured nobleinen, viz: the Duke OF New
castle, the Marquis Of Angletea. and the
Earl Of Fife; aud shortly aterward the
same company pIii$l 2jo,pW Insurance
on the lives of two noblemcn, making
an agprega' q sum OF ~ 5W, 10 Insurance.
paid ON five lives. About Il teen years
ago the heirs of Sir Robert Clifton re-
ceived from the life in urance comp ,nies
of Great Britain 81 20 200, that being
the anonnt oi insurance which he ear
ried. King Umbrrto of Italy Is making
efforts to obtain inssrance on his own life
for $6W.0t,. TIE Italian Insurance. com
pm es refused to take the risk an APP
D ication wa, made to English com
panies with no better success. King
Unberto has comparatively impoveI-
ished himself by paying his fa,her's
debts. Dom Pedro H.. the emp, ror Oi
Brazil, carries large life insurance in
foreign countries. Napo con Ill. had
an insurance. Of $3.50 .tw on his life, and
this was the chiet reliance OF the En-
press Eng-nie after his death. Oae
English earl has his life insured for
81, 10000, partly in American compa-
MES.
The largest life insurance written 'or
any American prince il that OF w. Is.
An derson, "the oil prince" OF TltGsy lie,
Pa, who ia insured ioI f440,M The
late james Park, Jr., of Piitsburg, had
his life insured for 35tU0. Among
Americans insured for $'tn, 900 or more
are Hamilton Diston Of PhiladeIph,a,
John Howe of st. Louis. w H. Langley
OF Gallepolis, Ohio, and j. Il. S'eison Of
Ph,adelphla. Pa. Other large insurers
are Pierre Loril,ard o. New York. $685.
WO; +. w. D-voe; New York, $3.50 90,
Cyrus w. Field. New York. $24o.-
100; Frank Jones. Portsmoul h;
N. IT,, So 5000; Amos Whitley, Spring
field, Ohio, $2O0,OU; b +. Sturtevant.
Boston, '2o0 900: F. b. Roberts. New
York $2O0.NO; T.. p. Ailis, Mi,wau-
kee, $500 o.; John Glib, New York,
tl7O, 900; Charles Pratt. New York, $685.
N0; II. B. HYDE. New York, $l6l.aW;
f.. A. Moen, New York, $751; 900; l.. d.
=. CLYDE. New York, fl43.NOo J. b.
Cornell, w. II. Belknap, and John Sim
clair, OF New York, have policies OF
1926, ,iUO each; De Witt G. Wheeler is in
sured for SllO,H o; Rnfua Hatch, $76, 900;
William Fullerton, $75., 0u; and h.. b.
C,aflin. $75UU.
The famous Colonel Dwight, whose
heirs claimed 1858 ~ o insurance on his
lile, asserting that he died at Bingham-
ton. N. Y, in 1878, sought IN obtain even
larger amount. They got about ST., 600,
and have lawsuits pending for the re-
mainder.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06
The Criminal Record.

Henry I Wright, the deiauI,ing assis.
iani pos ,ster ot Racine, Wis. who was
arrested last April, after having made way
with F., l,0 of the government funds and
who s out on bail, has n-en trying TO make
settlement with Ex.Pustu.as er Henry
Wright under whose administration the
stealing was None. His trial viii come of
ia Octoher, ard unless he makes good tie
amonnt ot his .mb zziem'nt. he viii get
undoubtedly apIety heavy sentance.
young fellow, eigh cen years of age
named Redsdsle, apprentice to II. NJ.
Lopgh al. ieweler OF Mar:ette Mich,
arose early one morning recently, at the
house ot bis employer took the keys from
Mr. Longhead's poe -ts, opened the store,
, then the safe, took thsrefrom $ltO in cur.
renCy and $500 worth oi jewelry and skipped
out "n iO"t tow ri P.sh,iso. He was cap
tured with his plund.r about four miles out
OF town.
John Wsne seduced Hattie Wagner of
New YORK. He h4d mock marriage cere-
mony performed, lived with her tour
months amt deserted her. He recentIy de-
Tended a suit for the childs support, and
his mock la,hsr-in law threatened to kill
him ii the verdict was unfasorabls.
Frank Plankey. thirtV-fve years Of age,
bes been married at East Tawss Mich to a
girl twelve years at asc, and in appearance
but q child. Plaukpy has 3 wife and tour
childrea in Canada The justice of the pepce
say the girl came with her mother, and
said her age was fifteen,
Col. Frank Davidson, late OF the frm OF
Marmaduke. Brown IL Co, ST. Louis, and
well known in The west and south, recently
suicided at Van Bsren, Ark, where h.
had Deen lately .diringa newspaper. III
naucisl embarrassment is said To have been
the cause
Harry Edwards, Charles NcKinny and
George ri zgeraid, pro 'essional thug, we'll
known Ia all the large cities OF fhe country
were ar. sted in st. Louis recently Tor a
murderuus assault upon and an attempt to
rob an old colored man, lev miles from
the city.
Capt David PayEc A. b. Calvert. ]. b.
Cooper and A. VI. Hooper, comprising the
oNirsrs ofthe Oklahuala colony, were re-
Gently tried at Wich "a, Kans, and all
bound over to await the sCtioi of tn ,
grand jury IN the United States district
court.
Conductor Frsz'e and f sineer Wallace,
OF the st. Paul & Duluth engine which col.
lided With freight train near Fond du Lac.
Minn., recsntly, have not turned up. and
are supposed to ha'e eft for parts unknown.
Cspt. Meade Of Toronto could not collect
5000 q II. c. Lean, agent for Willism
! Young & Co.. and proceeded recently Ia
"tase il out If his hide" He succeeded,
Sat went 10 Jail.
1nIee members oithe firm OF Cosssck &
c., ii,hograph rs, of Buffalo, have en-
arrested, charged wlts Initiating United
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06
Miscellaneous Matters.

seems TO have been very lively go far this
yesr-a, less, in the wav of failures. In fact
1888 mas s',ssdy 'eft 1852 swsy Ia the lurcr.
The reports az x q Dan & Co., show that
the numnsr cf failures during tne pos, quar-
ter has nee, sos, siih liabilities aggrepa.
TING So, COO H0 ne against 800 with BIS
Ooo 0U liabilities rUr ne The save period
Ia, year For the drst zine months OF iSs5
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06
Must the Timber Culture Ac, Coz

WASHINGTON, Spec al Telegram. Sep, 90
During the at GUNNER the commissioner OF
the general land Office has Lad in the Sta'e-
snl [, rritories where there are large qua III.
ties of UNFOLD lands large force Of special
agents. ENGAGED ia the detection aud iuvt stiga-
tion of fraudulent en rics upder tbs pre-emp.
ion, homestead aud timber culture acts The
reports OF these agents reveal such cordi:ion
Of affairs that in all probability the secretary Of
the interior in his a. nua rpor, viii recon.
mend ihe repeal no, only of the pre-empiion
laws, Int OF tie timber culture act also. Among
he cons dersti,ns whicl j, is believed will be
urged in iayur ~ repa are:
First L at pr@cticaIy tie actual settler can get
a tue 'o li- farm soon under ths homestead
act a. under "a" lre--mptiou law. ana there IL no
need Of Two methods to attain iL- same object.
Second-Ihat white the three laws remain, q
settler mty take advantage o each aui acquire t'tle
~ IsO acres Of The pubic land by paYing cash for
l6p acres, aud taking the remi,rder Gnder ,aS
hmcstead and timber culture, etc, q quantity
winch. " Il suggested Is greater than the setter
-htu,d he perm tied 10 obtain on sncn easy terms
Ia ~. present condition ~ affairs
TGiti--T AZ both the pTe-emption and the tim
Der LAWS offer premium 10 dishonesty az is clsary
shown by ths aumbsr ~ frsntg.en, eo'rirs which
have been detected
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06

The enei neer corps under w. T. Tronsh
has left Duluth for Pigeon river, to survey
the proposed north shore line oi the
Dulutn. North S,ore e South western rail.
roa@. Ths ,chsme Is bsc, ell by the Fog i,n
capitalists. Toe promot.rs say the work OF
COZ siruct'on will begin soon after the ho,.
idsSs.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06

Judge Samuel Hand, referee ia the tax
suit brought by the state OF New forX
against the Western Uuion TIE egraph oom-
pany. has rendered = decision in favor Of
the state for SITS 397. This sum is or
taxes for only one year, but determines the
remaining taxes i. favor OF the state, max.
ing the total smount recoverable under the
decision from The company about 1926 600.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06

Frank James begins to feel once more
as il lie were indeed worth living.
There are now only two indictments
or murder pen,ling against him. This
a much better record than great
many MiSsOurianR can show.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06

&. T.. d, Toit, of the Chaska Herald, has
been renominated for Sheriff Of Carver
conuty.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06

States fractional curren cy in patent medi-
cine Iithograpu.
Rev. II. w. Meyers and Mrs. Ralph Price
of Brauchdale, Pa, eloped--he leaving a
vile and six, and she husband and two
children.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06

A correspondent, VIM recently en-
joyed chat with Henry Irving. reports
that the distinguished actor recently &C.
quired the habit Of SNUFF taking lt u
said 70 add immensely TO his diynisy.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06

Some unknown parties have shot twenty
sheep belonging to Thomas Brooks of
Pennington.
The DeSmet leader. (DeSmet, Kingsbury Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1883-10-06

The New Orleans road hes been sold to
IN sas ern syndicate. which prcposse ~
once 10 build roaa to Trinidad end Osp.
non City. tskieg the charts! recenely atlsd
hy Cleveland PsEtiss lpg The lataG seoaA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-15
Sie fGnmrrige Gde.
Nuaeborener 8iSerwiae.

Der angeborene uno unbeiiesbare ssh
Ssrpiqe man9er Reni9en sesen gentle
Sbiere, Bfan3en Ooer toote@ esenitdnoe trifft
merfpiiroissr Weiie nidt MIR iol9e Oinse,
bic aassm.in fir bdBli9 seIten, iOnbern
mituntsr iosar iOl6e, osren S6O9nbeit in
Der san,en Welt anerfannt lit. Wer ioIte
slauben, bas ielbit Die &0nisin Der Blus
men Ssrddter unb 6einbe bat? 0enno6
1T ss Sbutia6e, buB Wearia uon Mebicis,
bic @emablin 9uOpiss XII. BON 5ranfs
reid, feline Stole ieben tonnte, ni9t elm
nal semalt, obi9on ie ale anoere Slumen
iebr Iiebts. Seim Gbeualier be Cutie sins
Der @ieerwiue nod wsiter: Der plOss
li9e slnblif elmer i90nen &oie .ma9te
i'm obnmd9tis. 9as lit, 10 fOmiid es
tlinst, immerbin nod slaubli6. llnslaubs
LID binse9en unb wie Elm bloBss Mdr9en
eri9eint mas BON sinem ruiiiiben @roBfirs
fen beri9tet pirb: CT iei in Sbnma6t 9es
fallen, iobalb elm peibli9es Weien in iets
nen @eli9tsfrsis %9etommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-15
Nas falidle 2ehra.

Der sliidlide Sterbli9e, weldem bas
srobe Coos Der Sombola BEL benz Sbeaters
fsit gu @unitsn Der iibsri6weTimten GliaBs
9otbrin9er IN 8aris Sufiel, bat ii9 nod
INNER ni9t gemeloet. Vteuei6t uerbirst
er ii6 abii6tli9, um Die linn pom S6ids
.ial bei9isbene @abe nidt in Gmpfang nebs
men gu miiien. Oieielbe beitebt ndmli9
in einem Zebra aus Dem Suroin bes plans
tes, wie Die @~ewinnliite iast, in 8abrbeit
aber aus einem iunsen @iel, Der BON benz
OeforationsmaIer 8Ober6i seitreift anses
itriden wurOe, INN bas erOtii3e fbier barr
suitellen, wel6es edit gu uiel setOitet bdtte,
oarum nod am lesten Gage bur6 einen
anoeren gewobner bes Sarbin oes Plans
tes eriebt wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-15
Sic perfebrte @elt.

Dor 3siten uuren Die Qffen i'm @albe,
iebt iinb iie auf ben Straben Der Stdbte.
= Dor 3eiten bsrednete man bic Iussas
ben nod ben Ginnubmen; iett 1T IS ums
gefebrt. -Sor 3eiten arbeitets Die 9o6tsr !;
iest arbeitet bic Wiutter unb bic So6ter
ipislt Mamiea = Dor 3eiten lu9te Der
Singing cine 6rau iett iubt bas Weabs
den eiuen Mann uno finbet oft tsinen.