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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10
OUR REPORTERS.
BOISE CITY.

Cashier Eoff, of the Boise City Ma
tional Bank, went to Silver City last
week, and bought all the remaining bull
lion in the camp. He had no intention
of putting a branch bank there, as
some supposed. Mr.. Tim Ragan is the
banker Tor Silver City, and solid one
too.
A petition is in circulation asking the
president to pardon Norman II. Camp,
who is now serving term in the peni-
Tertiary for embezslirg U. S. funds.
Many peoples sympathies seem badly
misdirected. Such men as Camp are
best situated where he now is, and he
ought to remain there.
Mr. H. E. Burkhardt, formerly ros
ident of Boise City, but for the last
three years OF Haley, has recently
closed out the stationery business at the
latter place, and will soon become
member OF jswelry firm in Lincoln,
Nsb. Steward Bros, of Kstchum, who
are also well known i this city, succeed
Burkhardt at HALEY.
Mr.. Eben Lobden, the venerable
bachelor, who has acted as clerk of the
Overland House for twenty years, is
about to retire. He has seen Boise City
in its babyhood, its rough-and-tumble
boyhood, ard its sober and steady ma
turity. He has been part of its insti
tutions as much as the city hall or the
Grove street canal, and he will be sadly
missed by all the "old guard" when no
lakes his departure.
July 8. -.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10

Mr.. c. FL. Van Horton was in the city
last Monday.
Gov. Stevenson loft for North Idaho
on yesterdays stage.
Meek Green has about recovered from
his recent attack of spotted foyer.
Miss Ada Miner, of Horse Shoe Bend,
was in the city during the celebration.
John Ridenbaugh won the bicycle
race on the 4th, heavily handicapped.
The Misses Junie and Emma Dorman,
of Caldwell, were here during the cele-
bration.
Miss Boyd, former teacher in the
public school Of this place, is visiting
her many friends.
Miss Julia Speigel and Miss Ida Per-
rault, left yesterday afternoon for a
visit to California.
July 8, 1885. REPORTER.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10
"NEW JERUSALEM"

Crops arc looking first class.
Geo. Fulmer's fruit trees look exceed
ingly fine.
The supply OF jack-rabbits seems in
exhaustible.
Karcher has had rather poor luck
with his trees, as tho rabbits destroyed
many.
Alex DUTIES has ar acre of oats grown
without irrigation. They look fine and
are well headed out.
Since this place has become railroad
terminus, Pardam has grown SO naughty
that even the rabbits gaze upon him in
alarm. r. W. had better look little
out, or we shall elect him ius,ics OF the
peace in revenge.
A large and destructive fire broke out
at No. 122, 42nd Ave-, thence
taking westerly direction, oareering
up elmer and Mad OK streets, sweep
ing everything before it. The loss,
however, will be insignificant, as tho
was fully covered by jack
rabbits and sage brush.
July 9, 1886. LOT SHEEP.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10

THERE can be but little doubt tina.
Gladstone will be defeated in the Eng
lish elections which are now taking
place. So far the Gladstone party have
not held their own, while the Unionists
have made large gains throughout the
entire country. 1t now looks decidedly
dark for Irish Home Rule and several
leading journals prophesy tho early re-
tirement of Gladstone from tho political
arena. II so the British government
will lose its brightest light and most
profound statesman.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10

The following resolutions were adopt
cd by the Anti Chinese Conven-
ton hold at Boise City last Friday:
WHEREAS, We, che Delegates of tho
Auti-chinese League of Ada county in
convention assembled, rocognize the
presence of the Chinese in our nation to
be an unmitigated evil, and to be tho
mo2t Important public question now
prominently before our people; and
that every consideration OF a public and
private character demands that this
heathan race be lawfully expelled from
our midst. And whereas, we further
bVlieve tho ballot to be our safest and
best mode Of securing proper legislation
not only restricting Chinese immigra-
ton to this country, but also in seour-
ing the repeal of the Burlingame Treaty
and the final expulsion of the mongol-
ian race legally and peacefully from the
patton. Therefore DO il
Resotued, That we pledge ourselves
to support in the coming political cam-
paign no candidate who does not in good
faith favor the Anti-Ct ineSe movement
IN Ala county. Be ii further
Resolued, That we will use all fair
and honorable means to secure the elec-
lion 70 all offices OF II n regardless of |
past party associations who ara known |
to favor IN good faith the Anti Chinese
movement of Ada county.
Resolued, That it is tho sense of the
Anti Chinese League OF Ada county
That no person should be voted for st
the coming election who will not pledge
himself to the repeal of all laws m aking
property qualification for voting.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10

LORD d THOMAS, the well known and
popular advertising agents, have moved
into Nos. as, AZ and 40, Randolph ST.,
between State and Wabash Ave. 1t is
the most elegant building in Chicago,
and they occupy tho entire third floor,
giving them an area OF -. 900 'quare
feet, all in one room, thus bringing the
cntirc force Of sixty clerks tcg,ther.
This is the largest cflice of tho kid on
the continent. and its arrangement is
perfection itself. They have q separate
compartment for each newspaper, mag
azine and periodical in tho United States
and Canada-sbout IA, 200 in all-and
so systematic is the arrangement, that
any can be seen at moments notice.
Our friends who wish to SEQ copy OF
our paper when in Chicago. can always
lind it on file at Lord & Thomas Agency
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10

The Stockton, (Cal) Mail says that
the crazo there now is for big roses, and
one has grown in that town this spring
eighteen inches in diameter.
That's nothing. No one in Idaho
over thinks Of picking rose smaller
than wash-tub, and the dudes who
wear them in their button-holes buckle
them on with patent harness and hire a
small boy to prop them up in front.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10

". v. Cox, chief clerk of the Wash
inqton National Museum, has received
from Sunset Cox fine specimen OF an
Egyptian mummy ? 800 years old. The
mummy will be PLACED on exhibition.
Everybody thought this place had
been reserved for S. j. Tilden. Sunset
Cox should be fired Immediately.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10

COMMUNICATIONS from Boise City
intended for last weeks paper were
mailed there on the 1st of the month,
but failed to show up here until Satur-
dey morning after the paper had gone
to press. II this sort of work doesn't
grow beautifully less hereafter, wo pro.
pose to raise howl loud enough to be
heard distinctly in Washington.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10

.YHE owner of patent medicine, liv-
ing in NV York, has recently contract
ed with printer to supply Lin with
10000 600 pamphlets Of 80 pages, ana
400, 0OO 900 circulars of 4 pages each.
The price TO be paid is $4,000
Evidently this poor follow knew moth
ing Of the job department Of THE CALD-
WELL TRIBUNE. We could have done
the work for trifle over S75O,00O.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10

Special arrangements have been made with this
Union Pacific ilway for the transportation OF
horses and their attendants from any point on the
Union Pacific system to Bellevue for the races at
half rate
= q QARAIICII Prasidant
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10

.SoME Of the Boise City papers state
that Land Inspe ,tor A. S. Caldwell has
found SO many cases of rank fraud and
dishonesty in the settlement Of lands in
Idaho. that Sparks has instructed him
to hereafter confne his Investigations to
Idaho entirely. Tho unearthing Of SO
many alleged frauds has, no doubt,
pleased Sparks immensely.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10

CALDWELL, JULY 10, 1886.

The first number OF the "Renge and
Valley" Asa Abbott's new paper, pub
lished at Mt. Home, is received. 1t is
neat, newsey and full Of vim, and we
wish Bro. Abbott unb FUNDED success.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10

BLOoDwAsHED RUDE, of the Schenec-
.tady, n Y Salvation army, has been
arrested for Sealing four carcasses OF
mutton, two of veal, and four of sheep
pelts.
Now il some one could manage to get
arrested for stealing ''Bloodwashed
Rube's" pelt, and firing his carcass in
to some out-of-the-way gutter, the
world would breath easier.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10
BELLEVUE
Park Racing Association
BELLEVUE, IDAHO.
SUMNER MEETING.
Purses $1,000.
Commencing August 9Th and
Continuing Until August z,
1886, Inclusive.

As-The Race Track is one-hslf mile south OF the
town. The Union Pacific Railway Depot is located
within five minutes walk of the Grand Stand.
One-Mile Track, modelled the plan OF the
most approved Eastern Race Tracks.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1886-07-10
FIRST DAY-THURsDAY, AUG. 5.

FIRST DAY-THURsDAY, AUG. 8.
Race No. ]. Trot:ins and Pacing, minute c,ass
| Purse, $3.50.
Race No. .. Running, all ages, one-half mill
heats. Purse, $3.50.
Race No. 8. Running, all ages, two mile dash
Riders allowed three horses each Purse, 500.
SECOND DAY-FRIDAY, AUGUST 6.
Race No. 4. Trotting and Pacing. 2:5o class
Purse, $3.50.
Race No. 5. Running. one mile dash. Purse, $3.50
Race No. 6. Running, Novelty race, only first
money. Purse, $500. First race, one garter
mile dash, $50; I'd race, oDe-hxh mile dash,
$751; Ord race, mile dash, 500.
THIRD DAY-SATURDAY, AUGUST 7.
Race No ]. Trotting and Pacing. Free to all.
Purse, $500.
Race No. s. Running, mile heats. Purse $500.
Race No.s. Saddle horse, mile dash. Purse,
S76,
EvCONDITIoNs-sa
Entries for trotting and pacing races must be
made by Saturday, July "a, 1856.
Entries for club purse running races close at
o cock p. one DAY preceding the race. En-
trance fee In all trotting, pacing and club purse
running races VIII be ten per cent Of purse. All
club money Will be divided follows: so per cent.
to rst 80 per cent to seconds 10 per cent to third
Running races three or more TO enter, and two or
more to start. Trottiug and pacing, five more to
enter; three more to start. In all cases entry
must be enclosed in sealed envelope and addressed
to Secretary, plainly stating name, age color and
sex horse name Of sire and dam (when known
and name of owner.
In all running races colors Of rider mnst be given
with entry. No entries accepted unless accompan-
led with the money, and under no consideration
Will conditional entries be received. Walk over by
any one horse entities him to half the stake money
and all the forfeited money. Any horse distancing
The field any part thereof, Will be entitled to first
money only. The Association claims the right to
enterlace heats Of different races whenever they
deem IL expedient, and also to postpone account
of bad weather. Running races will be governed
by the revised rules, adopted by the Turf Congress
II St. Louis, November, 1885. Trotting and Paclnlg
Will be governed by the rules OF the Nationa
Trotting Association. Harness races mile heats
three In five. All club purse running races will be
run with the following penalties and allowances
horse winning race will take up three (3)
pounds, and In winning Two more, six (6)
pounds penalty. horse losing Will be al
Owed three (3) pounds, and in losing two
meeting in the circuit, all horses will start with
heir proper weights. The penalties and allow
lnces in any one meeting will not be continued to
my other meeting In the circuit.
All jockeys and trainers Of running horses must
procure a license from the Bellevue Park Racing
meeting only.
Special arrangements have been made with this
Union Pacific dlway for the transportation OF
lorses and their attendants from any point the
Union Pacific System to Bellevue for the races at |
sif rate.
T. CARMICHAEL, President.
L. YOUNG. Vice President.
G. A. MCCORMICK, Treasurer.
j. II. HARRIS, secretary.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
Die 9bteri@mb.V ereine an oet
Vapr.

3ablrsi9e acknowledgements baben f&
3uiammen setban unb etne Oenti9rift an
ben papit Geo XIII. seri9tet. Sn bers
ielben werben bic foIsenben Yuntte uussss
flbrt:
ny DAP bic Ebisre in allen 9dnbern
unb 3eitaltern unuerbiente unb unn6tbiae
Qualen, ausseibt ourd meni1lideW eien,
erbulbet baben uno nod erbuIben;
p baB bic Bspssuns, bur6 welde
Ebiere Dor @rauiamteit beidist werben,
elmer Der ebrenwertbsiteu 3lse bes ietiaer
Sabrbunbsrts lit. Dieie Bewesuna nun
1T, anseipornt burd iber 500 einsetras
gene, 6ffentli9e, iettenfreie @eielidaften,
in ftetiser nnb raider Iusbreituns beartfs
fen, benz 3ufolse aud iene 0ereine H&
9egenwdrtts bereits unter ben meiiter,
cipilifrten 80Itern in Wirtiamteit befins
ben;
81 baB bic BsfOrberer bieier srosen
Sadie slaabeu, bab ss iebes MsnIaen
Pfi4t 1T, sere9t unb mitIeibis nidt adein
seSen bic ~serinseren @ei90pfe @ottes au
ietn baB @rauiamtsit iebes menIdIide
9er3 ueruilbert, wdbrsnb Barmberatsteit
ieoes meni4li9e 9era erbebt uni, baB 6ems
anfolSe bsrienise, Der itets gut sssen bas
Tbier TT, has on ieiner Settle arbeitet, fm
aud zines ~ianften 0srbaltens sesen iein
Weib, sesen feline &inber unb sesen feline
Oienitboten befleiBist unb Elm beIerer Dirs
ger anb @briit iei ais Sens, bic grmIams
teit iben;
~ baB unter ben Miuionen pon 8erfos
aen, bic in bieier sers9tsn Sa9e in europa
unb amerita NIT chamber perbunoen iinb.
iebr Siele Der tatboIiidsn &irde anaes
b0ren;
81 baB fe unb bic bstreiienben @eIeIs
i9aften, inbem ie iib bes 9roBen ginhuis
les Der fatboIiiden Stride in allen Q8erfen
Der 9iebe bswuBt ftn6, aafridtiaft G5e.
Seiliateit bitten, elm S6reiben an Sic 81
i96fe unb bic @eiili5teit Der &irde In Der
san5en psiten WeIt gu e%rlaiIen, iie anpeis
ienb, ibrsn @emeinbsn bic piidt elmer
stitisen SsbanbIuns aler In ibr 'gereid
tommenben, ober ibrer SprafaIt anpers
trauten Ebiere einaui9drfen, inbem lie
linen auslei9 empfeblen, or. Seiliafeit
@rlaB In ben 0eriammlunsen por,uIeien.
10 oaB bic 9aien bic wi9fise 9ebre bes
ebrtltentbums: baB ALE Mfadt non Soft
ltammt anb baB bic Der menidlidsn @e.
leal@aft aa%usrtraute 9erridaft aber bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05

Yer esiese ssist pie SounsnsIonS
Den SeIm tps SteTcmit 9i6testrans;
nne l"IoarieS onSe i'm 2pdentanS
llmriu5t bic itarten SsuItern aan,
Des &ttters fSn BON 9amelot.
llns GtoB rnr Vtaun unb soIba. 2io,I
SuntsIn bell I'M Souberi piegsl.
,Iirra, Iirra. bel lem Siast
Gang SER e~an;sIot.
3as @ispern iaet: .Sdau uidt non binner,
On %tOunteit llubeiI nur espinneu"l
DOd mad Dem 6eniter hebt ibr Ginnsft.
~@ie t0nnt' elm Bid uiel llnbeil briussn
Gin %ein,iser mad Samslot?-
Go Soubert lie unS osnte, ni6t
9Sie MIR pom Sbsn fommt oas Sidt.
+. Gua slaub' i'd sor. ie betst nidt
Sas ~5rdulein pon S9aIott.
Sic Idbt Der 0arpe liatsn Sdimmsr;
sic tbut tr,i Sdritte ourt bas i3iumsr;
Gle febt bes eOlo'nen SeIu,s 5limmsr;
Sic iisbt bss Banners StrablsnsIimmsr;
Sic bIidt, o web, mad SuusIot.
ausiliset Der 9sppid nett uus brett;
Der Spitssl iprinst pom Sstt' gu SEX.
rSsr Stud, Der Stub III tommsnl- ipreit
9as SrauIein poH Sdabtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05

@tr f6nnen eu6 In Dem gpriate, elm
tatbOl. Slatt gu %sriinoen, nur ermutbisen.
@tr boffen, baB ale suten &atbolifen, Die
fid nm Die Religion unb bas 0atcrlanb
perbient MAIDEN molten, in benz gifer unb
Der Sbdtisfeit fir bieies Werf, bas in ilns
fern ausen pOn Der bO ten 8ebeus
tune 1T, wetteifsrn.
SEQ XIII. in 1882 on ben SiI6of pom @ncona,
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SEQ 3artl aber oaS 6ret'
manrertbnttt.
SD Der ubu, Obsrubu,
SD, Der 0enter, feb bic 3ei9en,
@rober 9eit, mo meme Qebre
Sieat uno berri6t In alien Reiden.

w ~
Siest unb berridt in allen Reiden."
Is. 70. @eber.)
Der betannte fransSfi9e 9ltbeift SEQ
EariI, bsfen &idtebr tn bic 9lrme Der tas
tboIii9sn &ir9e, na9bem sr fie LANCE
Sabre auf bas bitterite bsfdmpft bate, 10
srobes 9ufieben sema9t bat, fabte balb
barauf ben gnti9luB, ~rgouftdnbise gnts
biQunssn bes Sreimaurertbums" 3u pers
6ffentIi9en, um 0ffentli9 81 3eissn, baB
biele bur9 ibre politiiden unb fonitisen
@erbre9en berii9tiste Sette nrr bsBbalb
erridtet wurbe, UNI bic fatbolii9e &elis
sion Su betdmpfen.
SEQ Taril bat ben eriten gan6 ieines
Wertes unldnsit uer6fentIi3t, benz Der
speite unb brittle Banb In furser Belt
na9folgen iollen. Seiner InIi6t mad
beitebt Bic bette grt unb 8eiie bic In bas
@sbsimniB Der Nadt ueri9leierten Col.
baten Der Siniternib" su psrni9ten, BARN,
ibre Gbdtisteit an bas belle 9idt bes Eas
ses 3u Sieben, babur9 bic Qeute benz ae.
bsimsn Ginftufe bes Srsimaurertbums au
ent5ieben unb auf bieie Weiis ben Orben
gu i@wd@en. CARL iast, baB fem Wsrt
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Gin fatboIii@er 0eittlt6er iber
Die &ebenSpertt@eran8.

III.
Ser Yriefter, weit er Elm iunses Yaar
tralt, empfieblt ben gbeIeuten In feiner
Traurebe pfi6tsemdB, Seinbe gu fem Der
0oIerei unb Der MiiBissdnserei, In ibrem
6auie bic 9lrbeit, bic 3u9t unb bic @irtbs
f9aftlidteit berri9en gu lafien, bamit fe
ibrer Samilie Sriebe unb WobIfanb bereis
ten unb ibre &inber fe bereiuft issnen.
Oie 9riitItde PbiIoiopbie, als fe an bic
Yraris bes 3eitli9en 2ebens, an bas wirtb,
fdaftli1e Daiein Der TamiIie unb Der @es
feui9aft, alio an bas, mas man ibereins
ftimn,enb bas Ritlide nennt, berantrsten
uluste, faBte bic Ooppelnatur bes Mens
i9en in's Muse unb 3os aus ibr lire @runbs
lebren iber bic Civilization.
Snbem fe IN Der glrbeit ni9t allein bas
ein3ise Rtttel finbet, bas natirli9e Oaiein
3u erbalten, fonbera aud cine Der 8ebins
sunsen ber relisiSien unb ittIi1en Ser
poatommnuns, lebrt unb empiebIt fie bic
9lrbeit, wie Sic Grfiauns bes sOttli9en
@eissss; fis besreift, baB bic Mrbeit aur
Sreubisteit bes 9er3ens, sur Sreibeit Der
Seele unb gum 2i9t bes 9eiites - gum
pabren Slid fibrt, penn ie pom ben Ius
senben bssleitet wirb, bic Soft sebietet,
ndmli9: pon Der WirtbI1aftli9teit, ber
W~dbisuns, Der 9ers9tisteit unb Ser 9isbe.
3wsi Worte entbaIten fir bas gbrifens
tbum bas 6tonomii9e Sbeal: Die Our9s
Ieu9tuns ber Mrbeit unb bss 8fisss burd
bic 2iebe!
Man ipre6e bod ni6t bapon, baB Der
@briit fem gertrauen In bic 0oriebuna
ieten unb ii9 ni9t INN ben anbern Worsen
forgeu foue, bas 1T cine irrige Deutung
bes gpanseliums! 0as alIein perboten
1T, bas 1T bic iibertriebene Su9t nod
&ei9tbum, bas ausi9lieBli9e Oenten an
materiele Snterefen. Die &eIision per.
bietet nt9t, reid gu werben an @iitern, bic
bur1 rebli9e Mrbsit ermorben uni Mqia
bur3 2iebe uno @ere3tistsit susstbeilt
worben iinb.
Die &lusbeit muB Cure Sanblunsen
mad ben @eboten ber Weisbsit reseln,
cine uerninftiSe Sorausfi3t peritebt es
INNER, bic seeisnetiten Mittel gu finben,
UNI bic Sufunft @ursr Ebearen gu i9Issn.
Der Meni9, Der in ieiner Susen6 in ben
Gag b~ineinlebt, aaes psrtbut, mas er eins
nimmt unb ni9ts part tir bic Gage isines
aIters unb iene bDien Gage, on weI9en bic
&rantbeit tOmmt unb linn idwere Soften
auf5pin9t, wdbrenb ie ibm 9lei1seitis
feline SewSbnli9en Ginnabmen raubt, balt
man nit sutem &e9t fir einen pabnfinnis
gen Sboren. 0ie auBersepSbnlidlte Gins
fi9t Iest es uns nabe, aniere ~@usSaben 70
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9te stinarte 2en's XIII.

Safet euer 2i9t leu6ten Dor ben Wens
den, Samit iie euere guten @erfe ieben.
t1nb Der Serr sebe eu9 ba3u Seinen Sesen!
SEQ XIII. an bas in Narma erI6einenbe glatt
Luce" (9eu9t), anfGn9 1880.
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Ill.

3pst Stsiupitri' pou benz Blumerlanee
8itt CT pOrbei am @ss beim Stranbe;
Die Come brsuut i'm ssIbsn Sauos,
Gs finmt unO fiGmmt pom S5ilessraroe
0es tiBneu Gitters sanyelUt.
lluo auf hem Sdile init pi,Isr Kilt
Gin 5rduIsiu psib seSetduet 1T;
llus GdtIe uue Bib sH elsidtr 6rif
Ersldniet nor SdaIOtt.
Ole psrIbsieBten, 3lssI web'n
2Sis St,rne mir In JteiBeu ieb'H
pod tn lem @tiIbwss IsudteHO iteB'u
Die SatteIsI6ddsu Iautsn id5u
&if CT irubt tort mad SomeIot.
llus pon benz oberH gau,suins
Sin GiIberbOrn Uur Sstt' ibm bius;
Die GTss hrObnts Wts sr cling
gOrabsr an e6aIoti.
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A6tnng i6r Sat6ofiRen !!
ste ettmme pes pert. 8ius TX.

Bir eriu5en sic i%nitdnbisit, allen benen
msit eurem suten Wiaen unb eurer 9unit
beisuiteben, Die, nit @eiit besabt unb NIT
~seniisenber &enntniB ausseriiitet, fi6 an
Bic 4rbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Seituns
gen CUR Sertbeibisuns uno Serbreituns Der
tatbelii9en 2ebre uerOffentli9en.
@ncpclica Yius TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
Ser Gin3n8 oes Grsbii6ofes Or.
&remens In 81lu.

Ra9 circa 3ebniabriser 9srpailuns Der
gr5biSceie 6oln 1T am Ia. DEG. Mbenbs
Der neue grSbiidOf Or. pbiIippus &res
msns tn &Sln einsetrOiien, pon tauienbs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
III.

BORT ie pirtt bel Gag unt Ha4t
Gin S.wsb' pen buuter gra9t,
8sil elm 3isperu ibr ssiast.
Gs tdm' Elm Stud iObuIb is past
gu idousu nur mad Saue!st.
. @as Ter Stu6-fs pub,. nie;
limb 70 webt iie ipdt uub frib:
@sniS andre SOrs' bat fs
Das 5rauIein pou S6aIett.
0od i'm SpieseI bell un6 thar,
Der Dor ibr bang, has gauge Jabr
Tbut ia bic @slt in SiIssrn bar;
limb aud suria bic Strabe mar
@inbsnb ii6 mad SamsIot.
So Der 5lub fta osbnst nett,
DO Der Rue4t ben Yisresn idrsit,
Da bic @lash in SrrIIsm Slsib'
@anssIt Dor sdulatt.
Suweilen aebte bod gu pisrb,
OhOt'AtN OSVhN9S AtlbStVIt
3upsiIsn Damsn bodseebrt
Cir Sd0nbeitssIanI unb 2ussnspsrib,
gebu pOrbei on Ramslot:
limb oitmal eurd bic Spies'Isrsi
8itter rsitsn Swei gu Swei;
Gle teHut uiat Rittsr tiibn unb trsu,
Sos 5rduItin bon Sdalott.
60 psbt is ittu bic !3oub,rpra5t,
Die u BEN Spisssl s!dujeuo la6t.
bod ofters aud in NuutIsr Ra6t
Grit Sidt uuo esis ne gsi6sutro6t
8ommi beraus II 9amelot.
llnS psuH Der WaoHs 10 Isudtst milb
Spsi RsuUermdbIte itsb'u i'm Sito:
sd bin baIbtrant Dor Sduttsu-. i6ilt
0as 6rduleiH uou SdaIOtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
(Siir bic ,9iiremburser @u3ette".)
SaS Srdulein bon S6alott.
Srei umsearbeitet aus benz @nslii6en bes
alfreb g compton.

Srei um9earbeitet aus benz gnslii9en b
alfreb Sennpion.
gu bstssr Ssit' hes SIuiies lisst
Gin BeiSenieIe i'm SoIm ssuiest
9om 6luB, bis no Der Sasel biest,
gSO hidt uOrbst elm @es lid idmisst
giud uisIsetbirmtem Samstot.
limb aui uns ab bic ssuts sieb'n
Sduusnt, 100 bic siIien blib'n,
lin elm Gilaut ptiter bin,
2as GiIanb pOn S6aIott.
@eieen winisIu, Gipeu ;ittsru,
Rlsius siite psb'n uus ~ilitteru
lin bic Sniel; uni ss slittsru
Srauis 8eIss Dor ben gittsrn
glub beim itOlsen Samslot.
Bier sraue 3birm' pier Crane Wiausrm
&ni bic gilien isb'u unb trau'eru
llns bic SuieI bdIt mii Saauern
Gos 5rduIein pen saaIOtt.
sanss tem StrunS, tsm sriiHbepafen
8immsIi es pcn buntsn Yaaitsn;
Sletne Sdbne' uimmer raiisu,
Ruesru bsim bic rsidsn gaiten
Iui ben Warti pon RameIst.
8er fab ie pom SuisIitrane
8intsn ibrs peiBs Saub?
llus peib man pis tie bsibt i'm 9aus,
3as 5rauIein pom Sdalott2
Santtter irhb TN SOdIanb fdusibsnS
SsIbes SorH pom @tiSsn idsibent,
S0r'n elm siss. bas ianit uns lsissnS
S6nt pom Sbul, NO sdumsr psieeub =.
Gsb'n beim ierusn 8ameIot.
limb isutsn i6 bic Saatt,u nistsr.
Riitsu ie gum Ssimpse wiessr
@ispsrHb Isis: IS tint bic sisssr
Ses TrauIsius pou SaaIott.