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New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
IN MEMORY or MRS G. ". BURNH4u

memorial service was held yesterday after
noon at the Hahnemann Hospital. Fourth ave- and
sixty-seventh-sL, in honor OF Mrs. Gordon W.
Burnham. the late president Of the Hospital
Association. Mrs Burnham was one OF the
oldest members OF the association She
contributed largely 10 its success by her earnest efforts
aud the building OF the present hospital She was for
eght years president of the association living m see the
work 10 which She was devoted completed Her death
occurred IN October year ago Gordon W. Buluhan
her husband has given $1,000 to the hospital Ia cndw
n bed In memory Of ms wife. The Is ON Tho nrs
floor and has been pleasantly furnished A bronze
medal on the wall above The bed contains passage of
scripture and the name OF Mis-. HuTnham. The room
was dedicated yesterday, and the bed was srcWn with
flowers.
The services were held In the main hall Of the hos
uital aud this space filed with officers and rust,es
Of the Institution and friends Of Mrs Bnrnham Several
candles burned the cabinet organ ~ end OF the hall
quartette sang appropriate selections and the Rev
Dr. Morgan. of 81. IhOmas's Church, conducted the
services. Among those who present were Thomas
Hillhouse, Birdseye Blakcnan Mr. and Mrs Josiah NJ.
Iiskc Sinclair Tonsey, Mrs AlOnzO H. Cornell president
of the Hospital Association, aud Ex-Governor Cornell
Mrs. Salem IL. Wales, Mis. ". IL. Nelson Mrs "a. ".
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
INTERESTS OF ATHLETES.
NEWS FROM THE BASEBALL WORLD.
WHAT THE OFFICIAL SCORES or LAST SEASONS
GAMES SHOW.

WHAT THE OFFICIAL SCORES LAST SEASONS
GAMES SHOW.
The official fielding and batting records Of
the clubs in the American Baseball Association have been
carefully compiled and win be found annexed The
Metropolitan Club. Of this city, has the best ncdlng
record with percentage of 1875. The Louisville and
Athletic clubs tied for second place, each having
percentage OF 0li Tho Cincinnati team IN close up with
.9l3. The Brooklyn players did not field any better than
they handled the bat aud the club the end OF the
list In both batting and fielding. The Virginia and wash
ngton clubs did the poorest work of any clubs In the
socatiOn The real strength of club lies In the ability
Of the players IN batting and although good fielding Is
essential good batting sabsontey necessary for victory
According to the official figures prepared by the
deliberate Secretary Wykoh. the Athletic club OF phia
dephia leads In batting with percentage ~ .2si The
Metropolitan champions good second with .272 20
their credit The Cincinnati Club Is third Louisville
fourth white the other clubs follow IN the order given
below In the total number pf runs ninde the cincinnati
tlnh leads with total of 7Bl, while the Washington
lluh hnd the lcast number making only PIG. The Ath
lriic nine nnlr the greatest number of single basrits
having i2 tO their rriit IN etrnis The virginia tlub
hns tewct than any other hut ihp nr only played ~
about Dnr h the number ~ games thht thr NetrnrO
itaus dl. The Metropolitan cluh shbvs gbnh team wOih
nnh has greater hnmber bt hasisis than ant ~ ,he
utbef ttal eiNNs brpw will bt Nirh the battihs an
heliins iiebstls 81 eirh rlnb ~ the tare
bAtiiSt htcORit
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
DENYING THAT WALTER ELOPED.

at is all wicked falsehOod," said young
Mrs Goodwin the sister Of Walter Abendroth toa IRD
uNE reporter yesterday. The ladys eyes flashed WIN
indignation as she thus replied 10 an appeal for the rda
I'm the matter her brothers reported eopement Win
servant The conversation took place within the larse
and richly furnished home Of william T. ADemio,n ,
president OF the village Of Portchester No, vi" NV
Tell YOU where Walter is Tor IL is ones business
know. / received letter from him yeserday ana mo no
viii come home shortly, single man. Waller ba, w
much sense 10 elope with any girl, and Annie kcey
would have opened the door for you had not this been h1
sunday ont" ~
$50 Annie Is good grit" ,.
"Ycs She is but her beau is the maddest man in Port
chester today
And walter Is good boy l"
No answer. tha
Mrs Goodwin said that she Thought she Knew "lo', VIZ ,.l
scandalous story could be traced that certain lo.
novelist was responsible. and that Anncs Deu ,,t
obtain from him full satisfaction. Tnus II appea fhe
this affair may develop into one OF honor DetNo tis
imaginative traduoer and the lover Of the her9no
certain however that Walter Abcndr0t has no
from Portchester. and where he may be ha h'!s'"'
all except his family.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
4 hlchDRirIFs 1DDED NOES
When inhn cnlnhan Of Uteenpvint, /

when John Callahan uf Giecnpoin', J.. l."
Arrived NJ ,hc rand Cential iwrOt oh inesdat eStnnP
he entered tab ana Wns whfled away vas 'hr Unity
hnfth street httt by diitet Bptna'h McNnri wv
a,fi,ns ~ ibe fetis, distance W aburt nle MeAne
aesaneh a. tai Me iafp, wheh taiihan iuseet VS. rN
fheA 90 siatea, MeAne rn, his haNh w 'H'irhm =
ieekpt ana iaos iheieiFM not 0nit ihe 20 whNh
hp hsa ssbea tnr hHt sai WN'e ai,a ,ah awat
iia re,NFneA ~ q Tow melaeHs 'e ina ,naNHN hWn'Hr
hs hpise iH the head. MpANiie 'eid Ailahah W. Wv r'
the horso aud ga his refusal knnQhei hhn hNHN MpA
die a. then arrested aRd The case has sl't Npp ih
ing aW aug The arrival pf witnesses Whp NpuW i'p1n
MGArlles good character, aud also lhal I'VE SNNs w"
who We're with Callahan ~ lhe 'pAnh "pp ''"' Wv w.
sons who had stolen the To3 , h,, q Mrs
McArile's witnesses did not cone 10 couIl hut NJ NJ
Rosie MoArdle, who said she was McArli9s WIZ, ,t ur
and Yesterday morning, In the NorkNie f"iiue t'",
she told Justice Power that enc hNoa VoarricI :"
No 3l2 East Foreth ST., and that she had peeh aI,'u
TO McArde February A, 1877, by the heN. & RAIN I'M
Hughes In st. Gabrels Church They had lhieo cn'i
dren. over two years ago Mr.. McArile han H'scru"
her and she heard nothing moro from MN uhtii sue nap
pened to read account OF his arrest IN thc h.ws
papers She then went to No. 1926 West Forly-hrs'.s
where he was said to live and there fonnd at over W9
years go had married Mary Craig ANA the couple u
two children. McArlle was known as Bernard heh-
nedy. 49,. III, No
After hearing this statement Justice Power heid NC
Ardle in 900 hail for trial on the charge oi roDpery'
and the charge OF bgamy Will be investigated
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
HELr foR THE HochMG rlLlEr MINERS

The regular meeting of the Central Labor
Union was held yesterday afternoon at Irsta and See
ond-ayc. communication was read from &. l.. Miller,
the secretary OF the Union rendering his resignation as
a settlement OF some complaints which had been made at
his action running FOR tho Assembly recent cleo
ton After considerable debate the resignation was ac-
ceptod but Mr. Mcr Immediately reelected .ecre-
tary by acrlama,ion. letter from the editor of The
Dpg Nc,rs was cciyed nclo.iug check for SIsi A.
which bad been raised b that paper Tor the benefit OF
The Hooking valley miners. since that time me NrrS
IN, received sufficient 10 make the amount fG2, 90 Tie
Cllaruakers Progressive Union reported that hrv had
raised $50 for the Hooking valley strikers Brick aycr.'
Union 80 reported that they had made arrange
mcnt- Tor spauiug exhibition 40 Madison
Square Garden shortly Harry llil. Richard X Fox
Patrick Shccdy aud others had promised their coopor
ton Among the sparrcrs who have promised 10 take
part are John t. sullivan, Alfred Grccnncd, Charley
Mitchell "Niilc" Clcary, BILLY " Madden, "Ioc "
jack Dempsey. Frank White. Paddy" Lee lin.
my " Murray and others. Matsada kOgorec Sor1kirh
aud Hainada korakicii. The Japanese wtr,tcr. Will
wrcsc. The proceeds OF the exhibition will 20 to fhe
Hooking Valley miners. Mr. Van Arsdac. the mana cr
of the Garden, has promised special terms 4 commune
cation wa, received from W. j. kronaugc President OF
the Trade and Labor Assembly of Cincinnati asking that
petitions bc sent requesting the Governor OF Ohio 10
order Withdraw al of llukeruns from Hooking
Valley. committee was appointed To draw up the
required communication. Pascal CrOn the Mars.ics
delegate bade farewell 10 the Union aud thanked the
members for their aid In his mission.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
ASslGifFp ~ raf SfREfE

while John Dnlmmond an elderly salesman,
living a. No II iero, 81. was passing The pafa IN
Canalstr at Mashingion-st, last night, man spsans
upon his back and attempted To rob him. The high way
mad ehokod Ma. Drummond and nearly g0uaod out ons
of his eyes. At the same time he mgged at his watch
chaiu until il was broken Tho assault was witnossedby
John scott "A fireman the steamship Nebraska, VINO
raised an alarm. Mir Drmmond also shouted loudly IS
soon the grasp his throat was OOsenei The ROD
ber fled hut scott pursued him and caused his arr.s.
the prisoner said that he was william Walsh, OF No Az
Ma.LmVtnn-St
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24

wr'gnfhe We about the same as Mitchell weighs Tbe ~,
sna as tue match s 70 be In eight rounds fine ",h
ION OF the art OF hitting, stopping aud getting aws
neh' thc manager of the affair. that there III, iad'
no no violation OF the law. The men n y
nc IN earnest and will probably hit harder pcrbsn. WI
,ney were simply sparrng Tor fun. but then naau
morning az which the police take excenton "m ~
eViasce oi our good faith have extended jnv,,asssa
10 Mayor Edison, superintendent walIinv D,st1uonp
tofncy Oiney and Commissioned French ~ '"ctAt
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
A NEW ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURoA

The COrner-stOnt OF 4 NcW IIIIItII 'V'' ,.,,
Ollie Church In Prcsidentst., near van bfu''"' IAN.
lyn was laid yesterday with appropriate services D
Quoted by yicar-Gener Keegan assisted .! 49,
Hickey and DE Nisco The edihce Is OF brick ana .as
side walls and roof timbers already in place ,r
cornerstone laid yesterday bore the date lssa xere
a Maltese cross It's front. The usiai & .eneral
placed In IT, Addresses made by tns Nic', anter
In English and by Father DE Nisco IN itiia ny Fan
prise Ia under the fostering care or the Key. % co
sioli OF ST. Peters Church The new bniidihs u " -
40 600 aud will seat 500 persons.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
THE MITCHELL BURKE MATCH TONIGHT
A Arranoamenta baye been about complete

for the sparring match between Charley Mitchell and
Jack" Burke, which is to take place IN the manson
Square Garden tonight. The match Is 10 DC iousn. III
eight rounds under the Marquis iof Queensberry rules,
and 10 be decided solely on points made. There stobs
no sluryIng and the managers anticipate no police
Interference Mitchell has been In training ut Saratoga
and is In prime condition having got hlsiweight down Pc
low 30 pounds Burke has takcn his exercises ON he
Hudson near Poughkeepse, and Is also Ia hne ttin
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
TYNDALL rs. CHAuBERL1IN
rrnn.anr rundan tn W. London TLn1s.

Pronssor TyndaU fn The LondOa Times
Iti said that | am q sanity connected with
Ia make good hi. boast that he Wond plat" an open ~
bic within reach Of every plou ghbOy IN England Ills
first reward oxile and thcn snbieildneau cen III
the castle Of NilvOrdcn II was cold cell ana ne NUM-
bly, yauy prayed for his coat 10 cover him and for
his books 10 occupy hlm. I'm due time he was taken
from the cell and upright against post Round neck
twisted, the life squeezed ont OF him. bonfire
made of his body aftcrward Thus regards suffering
al least on par with Mr. Chambcrlaius
But conrad eship extends further II is to the said
That passage IN the sermon on The Mount which Mr..
Chamberlain has made classical. Consider the lilies OF
the field how they grow they toll not neither do they
SPIN and yet say unto yOu lhat even solomon III an
his glory not arrayed Ike one OF these surely The
whole worlds literature contains nothing more beanti-
fu Now, am not lily of the field but one OF those
tclers and spinners whom Mr. Chamberlain hOnOrs aud
loves indebted 10 neither mOnach nor minister Tor
emolument decoration. do not possess even Court
own hearta son Oi the people who IN the sweat or MS
brain has eaten his bread The result Is an odd one At
which has proved him TO be so bad a climber
for every good climber is proof against
vertigo or turning of the head-ny permancnt
pension IN view Two years had not elapsed before Mr..
Chamberlain practically placed before me the alterna
tive of surrendeng sefrospect OF forfeing 4IO0
of the foregoing sum. chose the latter my permanent
income being thus reduced TO es5O year. on this sum
1890 still come 10 me from the Board OF Trade But
Mr. Chamberlain to behave TO me- In my capacity OF gas
referee Us he behaved 10 me when scientific adj
wiser the Board which he presdes sooner than
submit his intolerant concet the 1900 should follow
the s40O Happily for Inc the public have read my books,
thereby enabling TO eat chOp In comfort, with
the president Of the Board OF Trade before my
eyes This is the story which should have told my
fTirI.ls in Waes-fOr have many friends among the
Welshmen-had been there when Mr.. Chamberlain
ferred with such splendid effect TO his injured ancestor
Both In the present and I'm the past the Chamberains
seem to have Jared far better than the Tyndalls.
&
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
AH0MIN,S SUIOIDE.

Mrs. Eva Gillchrist, age twenty-slS, Oh ",' M~
,9l Johuson.aye.. took Paris green on SATURDAY mr,
noon and ended her life she was desponden' ',vs
family troube her husband having desertsd nsr
their child The matter Was not reported To INC
until last evening.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
FOOTBALL GAMES THIS WEEK.

The final intercollegiate football match be-
tween the Yale and Princeton College teams will be
played at the Polo Grounds Thursday. The game
will be- called at 2:3O p. and will undoubtedly be wit
messed by a large crowd Both teams strong and the
PLAYERS are IN fine condition. The contesng teams Will
lao made M "A, follows;
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
A MODERN DAVID AVID GoLufH

---..ine
using bad words In West Fourthst on Ss''"'! ,,,,s
, ,,, vrh,,o IN. a., ,oot.four officer Of the MINI
Precinct came up and gave him an adnioiion ~ after
his baton The lai knocked the giant aoNh j A. jeaer
iumping on his chest bit his thumb severely .,h l,r
son Market yesterday he was committed iof "''
beating the officer.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24

The official list shows that Esterbrook the Metropoli-
tans third bascman leads the association in batting with
average of 40s. Stoyey is second and Orr OF the
MotrOp0ltans Is third.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
van. posftions. Unfrersfty OF Penn.

At Metropolitan Park vthe morning the Wesleyan aud
University OF Pennsy wanna will play the game TO
be called at 1890 a. IN The contest Will be good one
and the eleyens follows:
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24

Powers Gordon w Burnham. Mrs. O r. Chickering; Mrs
waiter B. Gurnee MIRA Harvey Spencer Roger H. Lyon
william Il. FaicOner, Mrs G. Mclean Peck anu Mrs W
M Xelling.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24

A Democratic contemporary indulging In lit
tie hglyer over the election "We have turned
a short corner and walked into q new era" Maybe
era isn't spelled with two and In less
Express.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24

FTOW IAf Wu'Hf HfDIdItf =, - ,,
Had Il not been for the negro vote, Mr. cleveland
would have had more electoral votes from the Norm
than Mr. Blaine and almost many from the North n-
from the south The southern electoral vote represents
the white vote Of the south. Mr. Cleveland Is therefore
The Representative of the white pcoFC-Ol all 10" whites
OF the south with the exception Of few noudescrrs
ata 4fi
New-York tribune., 1884-11-24
Nn nAlrnrNnrrn rniloN WANTED.

The ncmepwtio pattA ha,n Vnn ihn rithllhl hhl lhA
viii oAptot thpr radtra Ur representatives tn lnlr tho
tho country according in litHulihif ihtu'i ahh WIN
the ends ln View demanded hi mat construction ul INC
uo,yers of the Go,oinen which ate traditional with
lht Democratic party. Ihts victory has htuh hllhnmf
and CLOSE. II iH complete out dhA points 10 i'mp
cratic mon and Democratic mtasurt-. lhc people VIII
nnt lcunncc hAf hearted methods ana VIII be dsap.
p.iutrd with AulIIug leaders.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Staltcn.

= Na9 amtlidsn geri6ten iinb Bel benz
@rbbeben, weldes bic Sniel Ss9ia bsims
seiu6t bat, in Gaiamicciola pom 1900 Sin.
pObnern 1884 umsetommen, 443 psrlebt ;
pom BEN 672 @ebauben iinb 537 pouitdns
big, 1874 gum She'll s~erit0rt. Sbwpbl in
0aco 9lmenO unb 6orio bic i3abI Ser einses
i~tirsten @ebdube iebr sruB lit, !. 9. in
gaco @meno limb bon $50 Sdulern 900
uoaitanois unb lo2 gum Sbeil ~serit0rt, 10
itebt Der 9erluit on Meni9enleben slidlis
9erpeiie in feinem gerbdltnis gu benz sraus
enbaften tln9liit in Guiamicciola; pom ben
1900 giupobnem iinb l46 getobtet nnb SO
uerlett. Sn SOrio lit mebr als Die SdIite
Der @Obnraume ~SeritOrt, aber pom ben
62O0 Ginwpbnem iino MIR l46 getobtet
unb, O8 uerlett. SIN @an5en iinb auf Sss
9ia 23l3 Ufeni6en um9efommen unO 1852
uerlett. Son ben @etOpteten geb6rten $50
nidt Ser Sniel an, pom bielen iinb uber mur
81 ni6t itolienii6er Ibitammun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Satnots.

= 8te @eidporenen in benz 6 m m q
gonb 8ro3sB, wel6e bic Qnsetlusten
Montgomerp, Yettis un6 Clements freises
ipro9en, fiibren gum Sbeil elm trauri9es
Saiein, ba ibnen iiberol bitterer SaB entz
9e9entritt. Oils befannt murbe, baB elmer
berielben bel elmer Nuttion Su9esen iei,
muBte CT ii6 i9nea aus benz Staube mo,
den, UNI OtiBbanblun9en su ent9eben.
Wtebrere Itnb Dor Gorge unb Summer RAID
9ealtert; elmer uerldBt taum lein 3immer,
nm Niemanb 81 Ieben; elm anberer weint
fat unaufbOrIi6, fam ni6t i6Iafen &C.
- Sin alter geteran aus BEN beuti6en
Sreibeitstdmpfen itarb tiirsIid in Der Ndbe
pon Oiron i'm 6aule ieines Sobues,
ndmIi6 9err Sob. NnbreaS Werni6r Dim
IA. Sum- 1880 9eboren, biente er unter
Hupoleun unb ma9te ben unsliitli6en
Su9 na9 Mostau ais Gapalleriit nit.
Son ben 1000 Mann ieines Ge9iments
febrte nur er nebit 8 anbersn Suriid. gei
Waterloo fo6t CT unter Blider sesen Nas
poIeon. Sm Sabre lS4s wanberte er na9
&merita. Srob aller Strapaten unb ieis
mes alterS (95 SABRE MAJ Der Ieritorbene
bis an iein @nbe i'm gOubeiie ieiner seiitts
een RrGfte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
VebraSfa.

Sin @rpreB5u9 Der Oenper Sabn
tOotete in Der NGbe BON 81 60 GIoub 81
Stiit Sieb, bas fi6 BEL benz falten Wetter
aui bas 9sIeiie s%ebrdnst bate.
Die &esierunssi6uIe gu @enoa
1T fertis seitelt unb iinb bsrsits mebrere
Snbianers Sinber ansefommen, bic ii6 in
ben Sitten Der SIei6seii9ter unterridten
laiien polen.
= Die NationalsS anf gu Yawnee
6 q muBte lebte ISOLDE brei Gage lang
sei6lOien bleiben, ba Der 6aiiirer Die
Combination bes &aheni6ranfes pergeiien
bate. Wan aluBte @rperten bon Chicago
fommen %laiicn, wel6en es gelang, Bic
Safe 81 Dffnen unp iomit gQes wieber ms
@eleiie gu brinsen.
- Cine Nbtbeiluns BON germeiiern
lit nit ben Sorarbeiten fir Die Anla9e elmer
@iienbubn upn 8atefieIO na9 gtiobrara
bei3dftist.
- Die @eI6Gftselute BON & remon t
baben bei3lofen, Die 9. 81 SO. giienbabn
SO. 81 eriu9en, cine 3weisIinie BON Nibs
lamb mad ibrer Stabt gu bauen.
= SoIsenbe GinseIbeiten perben iiber
bic fir pier Sungen 10 p~erbGn9niBpoue @rs
p~loiion zines Yuluermasasins BEL omaha
beri6tet: 0as Yuluermusasin, elm gads
iteinsebduOe, lag spii6en @ebii9 unb
gdumen in elmer tiefen S6lu6t. Der
Blae lit iebr abselesen, ba bic nd9iten
Sduier unsefabr cine balbe WieiIe bapon
itebsn. S9on auf benz Dese bortbin seis
gen ii9 bic Spuren Der anseri9teten j3ers
itOruns. Saume iinb ibrer Qeite bsraubt,
unb je mebr man ii9 Der unsliifsitdtte no
bert, beitO srOBer miro bic 3erit0runs. On
ben Seiten Der S6ludt iinb bic gdume
umseitirSt, Iosserifen unb uiele in Stide
Seri9mettert. Sn weiter gn~tfsrnuns pom
benz SIate fanben lid 8atiteine, welde in
6olse Der @rplofion bortbin 9eidleubert
porben waren. 0as srdBli9ite S6aus
ipiel bot ii6 aber in Der unmittelbaren
Hdbe Der Steue. 2ln einisen gdumen err
bIidte man blutise 3eusfesen, an anbersn
io9ar Sbeile BON meni9li9en &Drpern.
auBerbem fonnte man iiberal in Der
S9lu9t in peitli6er &i9tuns glutipuren
ober Sleii9itiide erbIiden. @s wurbe feits
sefeat, baB pier SSunsen nit @spsbren
ansefabr cine balbe Stunbe uor Der grplos
iion iiber ben Siisel in Der Ridtuns mad
benz Bulperma9a3in sesumsen warsn.
Wan 9laubt, ie baben in Der Ndbe bes
WasaSins einen Saien ausserdudert.
Oas Puluermasusin, in weIdem ii9 375
SaB6en Sprenss unb 1875 5aBden S9ieB,
pulper ober $4,000 BfunO befunben, fog
in bic 2uft unb BON ben pier &nabsn Bile
ben nnr wenise einen srdBli9en @nblif
9ewdbrenbe 6Orpertbeile unb Sleii9ftiife
iibris. $50 bas Masasin friber ifanb,
befnbet ii6 iebt elm tiefes God, tein Stein
oeutet barauf bin, baB bier iemuIs Elm G,es
bGube itan6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
Ilerl { |.

Gin feuerii 6srer Initri d fir
S6inbelod9er miro i'm .gonbmirtb" per-
oifentli1t: 0as gu idiibenbe Dad, wie
aud iepes anoere gu idiitenbe 6oIs, wiro
sweimal furS na6 chamber nit beiBem
Steintoblentbeer gut iiberitriden unb bann
iofort aui bieien lleberitri3 cine biinue
Gage pulueriiirter, bur6iisbtcr i3ieselerbe
sebra6t. S6on na6 einissn 5asen bat
ii3 bann cine purdaiis feite Maiie gebilpet,
wel6e ni6t nur bas SolS Dor Der 9lufs
nabme ieoer 6eu6tisteit i6itt, ionbern
AUDI jebe 6euerssefabr msi9lieBt unb
ben Elammen politdubi9 Wibsritanb
%leiitet, DEFENDERS aber, wenn man nidt
unterIaBt, mad einisen Sasen ben llebers
itrid i9wa6 gu erneuern unb mieoer 10
uiel 3ieselerbe aufSuitreuen, oaB Der Cheer
uolitdnois seidttist eri9eint. Sn Sols
LAMB ion bieies 8erfabren allsemsin iein
unb fol- man bort aud bic Balfen Der
Yrennereien unb Vrauereien nit bieier
Waiie iibersieben unO 10 Die Oauerbaftis:
felt bes 9olSes in bobsm @rabe foroern.
SOn Der Si6erbeit sesen S~susrsseiabr
fam man ii6 Oaour9 iibsrseusen, baB
man einen 10 bebanbelten S6inbel Ing
5euer. wirft. 9erielbe entsiinbet ii9 iebr
i6wer, uno ent3anbet, tOblt er nur,
flammt ME.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-03-11
tterrei6sunaa

Die gntlarpung zines a a II l.
1en @eiiterbei6p0rers our9 ben Oit
rei6ii6en %6ronprinSen Gubolf erSdblt Der
Wiener Correspondent Der 9onOoner Daily
News", wie iolst: @eoer Die Gage in
Aegypten, nod Der Bslageruu9Ssultunb
bat beute Die 6iientli9e 2lufmertiamteit
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