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Two Arrows. A Story of Red and White
new by William c. Stoddard, is issued in
pretty form, with plentiful illustrations by
Harper & Brothers New York: Portland;
Loring, Short 6 Harmony The boys espe-
cially, have already enjoyed it in the pages
of the Young People, and it makes an attrac-
tive volume. 1t tells of western life mining
camps, hunting expeditions and wild Indians
forming prominent features. It'll both whole
e.,,.o opd entertaining
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Address with terms.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

n hoarding and lodging houses, drug, clothing
dry goods, millinery, gents furnishing stores,
groceries, markets, dining, rooms and variety
chances specially also. We have the best means
of disposng of them and make no charges unless
we SELL Our terms are easy People wishing TO
nanciaily if wished. Call or write MAINE REAL
ESTATE and BUSINESS AGENCY, 45 Exchange
81 - - '''''' - 29-I
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TO Let.

yx,HPFE tenements; Nos %, 20 and y Park
street; all in frst-class order rent $14 Per
month. INQUIRE at Office of ROLLINS q ADAMo,
No. % Exchange street. piAu
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EOR sALE-Land and buildings belonging
Il to the late Augustus c. Barker, IN cape Eli u,
and wood house connected with large stable, and
hennery; everything in splendid condition; 8
abundance of strawberries, apples, pears, &c !;
pleasant location, twenty minutes drive from the
city. Also acres of land, 200 rods from above,
yery desirable Apply to PELEG BARKER. Ill
State street. Zo-l
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NOR SALE Choice lots of land on Congress
IL Cumberland Grove, Sherman and st. John
streets also Express Wagon, Phaeton and Har-
ness. ENQUIRE c. r. WALDR0N 40 Exchange ST.
HNSS' L
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one car load of horses; good drivers and
workers. For sale by L. W. DYER, East Deerlng
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Ill nished complete with nice piano, will pay a
net profit of 5000 month, very, low rent, only
part down. balance easy. MAINE REAL ES-
TATE and BUSINESS AGENCY, 40 Exchange
Street. z9-l
&D- H-CONFECTION Fruit and
y Cigar Store, paper route connected,
best chances on our fist for little money, good
stock on hand. MAINE REAL ESTATE and
BUSINESS AGENCY, As Exchange st. 29.l
A GENTS WANTED-To canvass, for our
IA new book "Some noted princes, authors ana
statesmen of our time" real bonanza endorsed
by press and public. Call on or address GEO. M.
D. BARNES, Merchants Exchange Hotel 29-l
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-House and stable
Il No. 81 Green St., formerly occupied BY Z. u.
Small. Possession given May J., 1886. Enquire
Me ZO-l
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TNOrs sALE-Three story brick house 206
E Danforth St.; thirteen rooms. gas and good
xratar Ennuire at the PREMISES. PAL
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VSOR SALE-The Williams Cottage, stable
IL and one acre of land, at Pond Cove. one OF
the most delightful situations on the Cape Eliza
beth Coast. Good fishing in the immediate vlciil-
ity Pure spring water, and everything that the
heart can wish. Enquire of S. d. HALL, No.
1nh1h Exchange street. 26-3
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NOR sALE-The standard machine for max
4 ing the combined wire cable and picket fence
also the fence. which is becoming daily more and
more popular Address HI. w. CASWELL, var
mouthviile, sole agent for Cumberland County, Me.
iiiOei'AA A~' 49, 30-Z
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is adorned with sketches of flowers, land
scapes and figures embellishing the texts
which they illustrate. The work is very cred
liable for an amateur, and shows patient
study and sympathetic feeling for nature
and the poets verses. The flowers are es-
pecially well done, and the bits of landscape
are very pleasing.
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NOR sALE-Residence in Gorham Village,
IL consisting of 21a story house, with shed and
stable connected all in perfect repair: IL acres
land orchard of 800 trees and variety small fruits;
good soil, fine sctnery. Address Box Ill, COR
ham Me. Zl-l
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NOR sALE-Or to let; two cottages on Peak s
Island, within five minutes walk of Jones
Landing. Enquire or address G. /. KlMBALL,
112 Free ST. Zl-I1
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FURNITURE FOR SALE-One Black
il Walnut Bedstead and French Dresser; one
painted pine set; one single pine set; one BLACK
Walnut Hat Tree; one large Easy Chalr; one Soia.
736 CONGRESS STREET. ZFl
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VSOR sALE-House Lincoln ST., Wood
L forrd's Corner Deering, consisting Of pleas
on same Street, 8 lois; also 6 of the best house
lots in Decering on Pearl St. situated on side OF
the HILL high and dry good drainage, Sebago
~reSS Il 20-2
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u1OR sALE-A farm in the town of Gray,
4 containing SO acres of excellent land, well
~ story house containing nine rooms;
buildings in good repair. "a OF mile from Stray
Corner: will de sold at bargain. For particulars
enquire on the premises of W. G. DICKEY. or w.
/. DICK Ely. WOOdfOrdS Corner. 1872
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NOR sALE-At a great discount, a large,
e sloop rugged lighter; tonnage, 50 77.1O0 net;
age 3 wears. Address MRS. p. M. H., Richmond,
Me- p o. Box 1875. apZl-4
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GIRL TO do general housework. Call at LA
&I PINE STREET, in the forenoon. ap7u
Wanted.
CAPABLE GIRL to do general homework.
ap24dtf
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| NOR SALE OBJ TO Lighthouse No. 259
| T. Bracket ST., Cor. Carlton. Inquire OF JOHN
| r. HOBBS. 80 Market st. l-u
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NOR SALE-Very low, a Barnes foot power
Il circular saw. G. B. THURSTON, 35 MIX
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Farm Tor Sale.
A CHOICE hay farm, of fifty acres in state OF
tate. Situated in Westbrook, near Cumberland
Mills, on the road leading from Prde's Corner TO
Saccarappa Village. House two stories, with SIX
rooms: buildings in good repair. A nice woodlot
and neighborhood remarkably fine
An everfowing limpid stream 80,
Defines, complete, its western bound,
With soil productive in extreme,
In pasture and in moving ground
The views surrounding lend charm,
Whatevereye can clearly span
And he who buys this splendid farm,
Will be most fortunate man.
ABBY to E. +. THAYER,
apr26d&w2w on estate ADJOINING.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1886-10-21
Honolulu Library
Reading Room Association.
Cor. Hotel Il AIakea Streets.
Open every Day and Evening.

The Library consists at the present
time of over Five Thousand Volumes.
The Reading Room is supplied with
about fifty of the leading newspapers
and periodicals..
A Parlor is provided for conversation
and games.
Terms of membership, fifty cents
month, payable quarterly in advance.
No formality required in joining except
signing the roll.
Strangers from foreign countries and
visitors from the other islands are well
come to the rooms at all times as guests.
This Association having no regular
means of support except the dues OF
members, it Is expected that residents
of Honolulu who desire to avail them
selves of its privileges, and all who feel
an interest in maintaining an institution
of this kind, will put down their names
and become regular contributors.
S. ID. DOLE, President,
NJ. Nj, SCOTT, Vice-President,
III. A. PARMELEE, Secretary,
A. l.. SMITH, Treasurer,
@. II. RODGERS, MD,
Chairman Hall and Library Committee.
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house" is rendered as "the pave
ment or square,"
To indemnity Jeremiah's stones
(unless he had first inscribed them,
which is unlikely would of course
be impossible. Yet Mr.. Petrie has
looked for them diligently, and
turned up the brickwork in every
part. Some unhewn stones have in
deed been dug out from below the
surface, and it is open to enthusiasts
to identify them or not, as they
think fit; but about the "Balat" it
is scarcely possible that there should
be difference of opinion. Did
Nebuchadnezzar really come to
Tahpahes and spread his royal pavil-
ion on that very spot, and was
Jeremiah's prophecy fulfilled. Egypt
ian inscriptions say that he came,
and that Apries defeated him. Baby
lonian Inscriptions state that he con-
quered; and the truth is hard to dis
cover. At all events, there are
three clay cylinders of Nebuchad-
nezzar in the museum at Boulak in
scribed with the great kings name,
titles, parentage, &C., which there
is much reason to believe were found
a few years ago at this place, and
not, as the Arab sellers stated, at
Tussun, in the lsthmus. Such cylin-
ders were taken with him by
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, in his campaigns,
for the purpose of marking the
place where he planted his standard
and throne of victory. (See jeremiah,
xiii. 81.
The Palestine Exploration Fund
has given an excellent account of
itself at its twenty-tirst annual meet
ing. In every part of the Holy
Land, in that of the Hittites, in the
Sinaitic Peninsula, and in the region
of the Red Sea, most remarkable
calculations and corroborations have
been given of Scripture history.
Recent additions to our knowledge
of clean and unclean beasts are con-
firming the evidence that Leviticus
was written at the beginning and
Deuteronomy at the close of the
Israelitish wanderings; and import
ant discoveries, in regard to certain
statements in the Gospels, are anti
cipated in tracing the second wall Of
Jerusalem Auckland News.
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family and neighbors became alarmed,
believing that certainly ] would not sur.
vivc, when q neighbour, who had some
knowledge, or had heard of the medi.
cine, sent TO Abcrystwith by the driver
of the Omnibus Post, some seven miles
distant and fetched bottle of Mother
Seigel's Curative Syrup.
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Health is Wealth F.!

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ness, Conyulsions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
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Premature Old Age, Barrenness, Loss of Power
rhea, caused by over-exertion of the brain, SELF
abuse, or over-indulgence. Each box contains
one months treatment. S1.0O box, or six boxes
for $780, sent by mail prepaid receipt of price>
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received by us
for six boxes, accompanied with $500, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to re-
fund the money if the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued only by
HOLIISTEIS 81 CO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
Ser Arbeiter @aiftano so Gbars
Icroi.
(Sou einem &usen;eusen beri6tst.)
GbarIerpi. IS. WGrs

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gbarleroi, IS. Wdrs.
8on benz peltbefannten gtabliiiement
Barbour unb benz S9lolie bes 8eiiters
81 SuTet itebeu nrr nod rau6enbe Srims
merbaufen. @usen gauSour bate ii9
pom 9ep6bnli6en Irbeiter AZ einsm Der
eritsn SnOuitrte0sn 8slsien's emporses
i6uunsen, er bate aud feline Ssrtunft
niemaIS perseiien; bsiipieIswsiie par tr
elmer ber grften, wel9er bel Der Iebten
partielen arbeitseiniteuuns Der 9lasbldier
beren 6orberuu9en ~beuiQi9te. st fabric
sirte i'm Sabre fir "a Wilionen ST.,
nnb er Sablte ca. u Wiaionen ST.. an
SObnen. Seine SobrIf gait ais elm Muz
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, unb ieosafaIls par er
INNER babel, Serbsiierunssn einsufibren.
Dag CT wie QQe bic 9rOBe gntpifeIans
Der Mai9inente9nif fir ii9 ausSubsuten
iu9te, UNI NIT Der @OucurrsnS glei9en
Sdritt gu balten ober iie su iberfligeln,
has ioate iein Serberben weroeu. Our1
Die per5eiIerteu Utal9inen unb Ssfen, iusz
beionoere Die nsuen Wonnens ober 8efen,
6fen, purSen arbeitSb6ube frei, UNI Elm
8enises au3 Der 2Obn Der @lusbldier usrs
min6ert. OO9 uer6isnten 6ieie nod INNER
4-6 ST. pet Gag, mas bier ais Elm re5t
gutter GObn angeieben pirb. au9 beiGdf:
tiste Saubour tros aler &eformen Dur3s
i9nittli9 unb Sulett nod 400 Munu ;
feline Sabrit bot Gaum fir iiber 1000
Mann. @laSbIdier aber paren ss. bic inn
Sereiu nit ben asenteu Der revolution
s~ociale ct internationale" frsinbe, ui9t
bel Barbour bei9dftiste arbeiter unO mss
~beionbere 8ersIeute aIfwieselten, bic Sann
mad ben i9peren, anoerwarts peribten
untbaten ii5 um 10 mebr senei9t seisten,
ben &ries sesen bic Mai3inen unb bic
BETTER" = bas 1T bic eiseutIi6e 0euiie
Der aufitdnbii9en 8anbulen unb 8eri9pO'
rer - in benz eriten unb beriibmteiten Gtas
bIiIement ber @esenb auf has Wilbsite
bur9sufi5ren. Die 5000 Eumultuantsn,
YIluberer unS 3sritOrer riidtsa sessn bic
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20

%t5nnen, biirfen ia in Selsien etnen &ems
p~Iacant itelen. SIM ausemeinen slaubsn
mir absr, baB bic bslsil9en Srraafn sesen
bic gmpOrer ibre Bflidt unb S9ulbisfeit
in pollen MaBe erfiiaen perbeu; barauf
ldBt aud Der @ifer idIieBen, ben bieielbsn
Ii6tli9 alerwdrts entuifsln. Bel ben
@efauenen fanb man &useln, Die aus Orr
bonnansrsuplpern berribreu, wie fo!9e bic
Sff5iere fibren. Dieie batteu oifeubar in
ben 9aufen ber anoran9enben @mpOrer
bineinsei9oisn.
Seute baben bic Streitenbeu bas &loiter
Soleilmont in @iup in Srano seitedt!
GliO ieet sebt es aud sesen bas firbli9e
@isentbam.
Cine brittle ganbe bate fi6 beute in Der
&idtuns auf bic Brouins grabant bin BON
bier aus in 8euesuns seiest. Dort bat
iie bic 3uderfabrit bes s%enannteu Oepus
tirten Oumont, Gbaart ~psruiiitet, beitobs
len unb in Sranb ssiteft. = Wan sIaubt
ausemein, eS bGtten bic Nrbeiter Der Steins
bride pom 9isnp bisis Gbat usriibt. Oa
aus peri9iebensn Steinbrii9en IN bteiiger
@ssenb unb IN Der @e9enb BON Namur in
ben letten Sasen 0pnamiipatronen geitobs
len purben, 70 befir9tet man pielia3, baB
nlorgen ober In ben foIgenben Tasen neue
geruiiitunssn in f@Iinmerer glrt nod wers
ben anssri9tet werben.
SIR feline &otetterie nit BEN Weuterern
1T Der SiirsermsiIter bon gbdteIet i9neu
beitraft uorben. Gr pertbetIte Gisarren
an bieielben, psrpsiserte ben 9ensbarmen
ben Ourd5ug nit @efangenen, plauberte
,semitbli3" nit ben 4ufitdnbiiden, woIte
aud uon miIitdrii9em S9use Ii9ts piis
fen. Gn Qbenb beretts puroen err unb Der
Boliieitommiiar Don ben Meuterern nit
3iegelffeinen bombarbirt uno i9webte iein
Gebeu IN @efabr! 8srssbIi9 rief er nun
mad benz WilitGr, bas er ant Worsen 3us
riidsepieieu bate. 0ahel6e mar bereits
anoerpdrts unabt6mmli9. Oie pom Sers
oerben beorobten yltberalen" Sabrifanten
pon @bateIet i6impfen II NIT pollen
Baden iiber ibren @eiinnunssgenofen, ben
,Yolfsfreuuos . ir9ermeiffer".
Sci ben gtienwsrfen pom Ico3 beitanben
seitern 25 @ensbarmen einen StrauB NIT
elmer Sunoe, welde bic Waidinen serftOz
rem poQte. Die Banbe moIte burdaus
ni9t weiden, 10 baB bic @ensSarmen Seuer
seben muBten. gs wurben Is uerlest,
ueridieoene i9uer, unb I'M ganSsn wurbeu
80 Burden sefansen senommen, pelae
natirli6 ibre pllnidulb" betbeuerten. Oils
bic @ensoarmen NIT ibnen absosen, brans
gen @ewaIttbGter in bas 9ittenwert elm,
peIde bic Irbeitseiniteauns erswansen uno
Sdaben anri9teten. 6. B. O..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
&n aae Srennoe Der 6riitli@en
G6nle 1T SoUa!

Sebes Sabrbunbert bate feline brennenSe
Trase, pel9e pegen ibrer sroBen Bebeu:
tuns bas Bro6lem bes bstrsffen6eu 3eits
alters genanut perbsn fonnte. OaS BROS
blem %unierer Gage unb ~uniereS 2uubes 1T
bic ri 9tise 9Oiuns Der uielbsipro9enen
S9ulfrage. SIN Ietten Subrbunberte
nannte ber @riRoer %unierer &epubltt bic
rt9tise gr,ie6uns u~nierer Susenb ben
Bfeiler ~unisrer @eisai9aft." Der ielige
Sti6of 0upanlOup bsbauptete pOn ibr, baB
bielelbe ALIEN bic 9r66e elmer Station aus
made, bsren @lnns srbalts unS ben Ser
fad berieIbsn perbite. S6pobl bas ames
ritanii9e goIt NIT sroBen Spfern fir bic
S9uIuns ieiuer Sugsnb iorst, 70 iinb bens
nod unicre reIigiOien, fittliGen unO iOcias
len 8ultGnoe b69it betribenO. &6nneu
bisie acknowledgement 3uitdnbe bic
Sri6te elmer ri9tigen GrSiebuus ietn2
Sol6e 6rii6te fOnnen unmSsli9 uon einem
suten 9aume fommen. Oteie 3uitdnte
iinb aber 9%r6Btsntbeils bic notbwenbisgp
iinb bic ipirtlidsn 8tsiultate %unierer iesisen
sottIoisn 5reii9uien. ga, Der melt gro:
bsre Gbeil beS amaitanil9en ToItes A]t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
Sas brittle Ylenar Goncil In
Baltimore nno Die Yfarrs
iGulen.

Sn 8etreff ber Bfarri9ulsn bat bas
goncil non Baltimore becretirt:
Il. Gon bsr 8ertinbisuns bieier Cons
cilbei9IIfe an ioa binnen suei Sabren
iberau ba, wo fe mod ni9t beitebt, cine
8farri9ule NIT ieber &ir1e perbunben unb
beif6nbig aufre9t erbalten merben. @s
ieil benn, baB Der 8iidot nit Ridii9t
auf ~ernitere S9wieristeiteu, Iufi9ub gu
sswdbren fir gut finbet.
v2. Gin 8rieiter, Der pdbrenb bisisr
Yeriobe bic @rridtuns ober Nufre9terbal.
tuns elmer iol9en S9ule bur9 i9uere
rRa9Iaiisteit binbert, obsr iid barurn mad
mie6srboItsn @rinnerunsen bes Siidofs
ni1t fimmert, perbisnt bic @~ntfsrnuns
(remotionem) pon isner &irde.
v3. Cine Wfiiiion pber cine @emeinbe
(Parochia), bic ibren Brieiter in Der grs
ri9tuns ODER 4ufre9terbaltuns ber S6ule
Der grt su untsritissn psrna9ldifist,
baB pssen 70 nieoriser Ha4laiiiss
teit cine Yaro1ial : S9ule ni1t
e%riitirsu tann, ioq pom benz 8il9of cine
&ige erbalten nnb In mirtiamer uub ums
fi9tissr 8eiie our Darrsi9uns Der uotbs
penbiaen MitteI beuogen perben.
"A. aqe fatboIiiden gltern itnb uers
pfi6tet, lire 8inSer in bic bstrsfienben
Baro9iat S9uIen gu ienoer, penn fie
ni4t bubsim oOer in anberen fatbOIiiden
2lnitaltsn fur bic 9riftli9e @rSiebuns bers
isIben in aeniisenber unb unbeSweifeItsr
@eiIe (suficienter ct e~Videnter) Gorge
trasep; OOer wenn ibnen ni6t, wegen bins
rei9euoer uuo pom 0ii9of sebtQiStsr l1rs
fade, G%rIaubuiB ertbeiIt ptro, ie inter
&nwenbuns ansemsfensr 8Orfi3tsmuBs
reseIn uno 9eilmitteI in antere S9ulen
gu i9ifen."
Sieran i6LisBt ii9 nod cine &ei6e Don
9efreten, bic benz ausbau unb Der @nts
pifeIuus Der fatboIIi9en S9ulen gu im'
mer bOberer SIiitbe sepihmet iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
STern.

9tatur, lie lit pom S6laf erIpa6t,
S6t69t auf bic Eros pers Aeu9lein la3t',
Dfit Iouui9 marnem gG6elr,
Shon tonet man6er Sogelaut,
G6ou buffet mnnd)eS Uellben trdut
Sci lauer giifte SG6eIn.
1lnb bord, Elm frobes 9ispeln gebt-
gSie SSubel flin9t eS lro @ebet -
9ur6 CRIME Slur uno Sable!
Wir miiiien I6aiien emitg beiB,
llnb itideu nun NIT erlltem SlelB
Nn urIer'm 6erertleioe.
Die S09ieiu miiiien all6 sur1ot
Ssm &alO uno ,Selo nit bellem S9aa
9filn iiben l9re WelIen,
2tlf baB mir mliroi9 es be9eb>n
Ses SeilanbS 9Ottlt9 Quferiteb'T
limb feline 2llmG6t preiieu! =
lln6 I'll, o 6erI 0 Weni9enber,,
Grltarrt in oiiit'rem grOu uito S9ner;,
NaB' did bod niht bel6dmenl
@iQjt Oh ulleiu ;lIm id0nen Teit,
yti6t riiiten Gid aufs GQerbelt',
8eupinben niht 0ein Gldmen2 .
.9tatur, Die lag in eii'ser Sait
Sat ii6 gum Nliiben a%uf9sraiit.
Die S09lein fe9rten Ipieoer:
9tin iouit arld On, befreit pom Druid,
Sod iorseu raid fir Setesi6mud
limb iiibe @eibelieoer!
Gent, bob 6os 9ei6 Der 8iuter lei,
Bon benz Der Sriiblin9 made fret,
3erreibe Define Sanben
unb iuble in bic blaue 2uit
Wit Yo9elftimmen, Yliitbenouft:
Ser Seilaub 1T e%ritanOen!
@urie Sibonie 8uri6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-20
Sas Observation-Disclosures ttno
gIatr'S S6uIbtQ.
trauenSmann

Die Soifnuns, baB bas bemofragS9e
&spraisutantenbaus weniser bema9b8l9
isin werbe in 8etreff Der 8lairiden Dss
masossnmaBresel i9pinbst inner mebr ;
bsnn cine Eeit.abitimmuns i'm Sauie bat
erssben, baB bic S3ufsBiG gusii9t aaf
Qnnabme bat. gs tam pobI feline pabns
iinnisere 0orlase seben, ais bic Sia CUR
Sorberuns bes 6ifentli9en llnterridts auf
8unbsstoiten, wie ie pon 9errn Blair I'M
Senate einsebra9t wurbe. Seuor bieiss
@eiet I'M Senat a%nssnommen wurbe, bate
bon ben Befirwortern Der MaBresel Sss
nator aosau ben Mutb, OfientIi9 gu ertIas