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The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

With patches Of Indian dress and ire
arms.
While I stood looking q: the horrors
the wounded bear rose up with . fierce
growl and attacked the corpses. His
hurts drove him mad, and he wanted
revenge ON the dead. I raw aim put .
paw on the breast Of an In iiaa, seize
the throat in his teeth. and At one sin.
gle wrench he tore the hesd from the
body. He seized another by the Leg
just above the knee. and I heard the
bones crush like glass as his teeth shut
He jerked and twisted two or three
times. and the leg was torn OF.
1t was the frenzy OF death. As the
bear bit and tore a. one OF the corpses
he suddenly tottered. b.aced his legs
and then sank down and rolled over
and soon breathed his last was SD
s~pellbound that it was two or three
minutes before l could move. The
spectacle was ven more horrible when
/ stepped ont and secured a stronger
light. and directly my nerves were SO
unstrung Of what had occurred that |
rushed out of the cave in the open air.
As / gained the outside i; struck me
that the Indians had doubtless left n
Of their number TO watch the horses.
As l went down the ravinc l deter
mined. IL this was the case, to attack
him. with the hope of wiDing OFT the
whole party.
When l crept out OF the ravine
another bloody spectacle awaited me.
The Indian ponies had been hob5.ed TO
prevent them from wandering away.
ard none OF the party had been left in
caar-c. The grizzlies had come upcn
the horses first. and every n Of them
was dead on the e ass and horribly m,:-
tilated. They had not been killed to
satisfy HUNGER, but to crafty q fsrocioIs
whim.
After u few hours. during which
time l returned to my OWN camp. to
find everything safe. l re-ente-ed the
cave and secured the firearms OF the
dead redskins, The stuff ut their camp
FIRE consisted of blankets. robes. am
munition and powder. While none OF
the patty were in ~war-paint. there was
nothing to prove that they were ont on
a hunt. They had. perhaps. detected
from some march to discover what had
caused the smoke.
-Four weeks later, when q party OF
hunters from Boise City. headed by
Captain Hall. stumbled in or me. |
turned Over to them. as relics of the
singular t~hree-cornered fight. the fire.
arms. bows and arrows. the claws of
the grizzlies. two full suits of buckskin.
three scalps of white men. and enough
pipes. besdS. knifcs. charms and
fea theirs to start q museum. These
relics are still on exhibition in the
Sherin's Office at Boise, and bear witt
ness shat l have given you . truthful
narraive.-N Y. SIN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

nucn more pAistsil.. ous ne a"ins
srrmble. While he wss eating on IN
siI~see. Mr.. Beniow said: How 10 Car
10 today
Every sick" replied Mrs. Benlov;
land I don't zee how We are goi5s. 70
work the tread-mill for the churning.'
why. said Mr.. Beniow, well let
Tommy run eight or ten miles on It
1t will do him good and improve his
wind"
So after ~breakfas, Tommy walked on
the ,readmiil until he thought he would
drop.
Wen make a cowboy Of YOU before
long" said Mr.. Benlow. rs he entered
with = smile to see how the butter was
progressing; 80 cheer up. and o {
feel homesick, for | have something for
you To do that YOU may enjoy
What. is it," asked Tommy.
lit is to break 4 pair Of yesriings to
the woke. We viii yoke them and hitch
tnem 10 a sled. and you al drive As
last a> YOU iht.
THAT will be- iine." said Tommy.
So after dinner the steers were
brought forth. and yoked and hi,ohed
to the sled. upon which Tommy stood
As a circus-rider stands on u horse, and
started them.
We'll make a COWBOY Of you vet
rang out on his ears rs the yearlings
started of ut full speed. First they
darted in one direction. then IN an
other. Fir,, Tommy was IN the snow.
and then back on the sled. for the year
lincs ierked it in every direction. and
pranced on their hind-lcg-. and
whisked his hat of with their tails. and
tried to jump fences and drag the sled
after them. Tommy thought there was
more snow inside Of his clothing than
there was on the ground. and when he
was completely npsct-in more ways
than one-by the vear.ines. he sat
down in the snow ana cried. wnil. the
ycarlings seem 10 melt out of-iSht over
the rim of the horizon.
The Benlow boys. who followed.
caught the runaways and drove them
home.
At four the next incoming Tommy
Miggs was altogether too sore 10 arise
a, miIhing-time. He WAS also too sore
to go down to his breakfast. That
night. TO make a long story short. he
was back horne. and mas nos been away
since. 1t ma.cs him very asgry when
called Texas Bill. because he has given
up his dreams Of cowboy life Tommy
is now studying bookkeeping. with =
view to entering bis father tore. He
wouldn't be a coHboy if he cosid; and
Row the wax doll goes unscalped, the
toy babies unmnri~red. and che eats
and dogs in his viciniiy unlassoc1.-
II. NaHki,ick. ~ Nrper'S Young
H,OU,e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
EARLY TEENS.
Youthful Years the Nose in'pOrtaa, Time
Of Ones G.tfe.

H. " "a s"o
| What do you think is the mo-s inn
| poriant time Of life? Boys viii prob
ably answer: When we 20 to hnsi-
ness. or to college. Girls Will say:
When we 90 Gu, into society. or get
married. But l think is is when you
ays going into your teens
After the melted iron is poured in,o
the mold. it il left for a while that Il
may take shape. But the iir-tfew Iao
meals are tine most important; Tor then
the surface Of the great ron gioJule.
winch comes into contact with tise
damp sand II the mod. is cooled. n
the shape is set. The time after tina,
serves tn harden the metal. not "a
change lis form. Life in TINS world Is
the mold in which our souls are shaped
for eternity; aud the first years after
We have begun to think ior ourselves.
to feel the pressure Of right and wrong,
to determine duty or indulgence
these iirst years have more 10 do wst!,
the making Of Us than all the rest.
Have YOU been in the Adirondack
wood. huuiiog and iisi,ings IL so. yoa
remember that your guide. when ir-
came to the rapid, in the stream. jii moi
dasb sareiessiy down il. lie stopped
the cranky little craft, balanced the
boat. got \ sure crap on his paddle.
then let her drift slowly ,osarl the
center Of the narrow sluic. until the
skiFs nose was in the sInoo.h water
which SHOWS that there it - deepest
Then, with eye and nerve an.i muscle
all worsing together. he kept her lca'i
on. jus, So. and you shot down tic
roek-slrewn stream Is swiftly aaa n
safely rs . water-snake Ark yocT
guide why he was SO careful 1t tho be-
ginning. and he Will tell YOU TIA. II ne
si.sts the BOAT right me can keep scr
right: but the twisting wst.rs would De-
| too much for him il he did so,hass ssr
| safely in hand at the word Got"
Boys and girls entering your teens.
you are at the head Of lifes raFiis.
Y,ar craft is already catching tae DRIFT
| II strong desires. ambiiioas Passions
You feel them. They aImos. asrisni
Won sometimes. Have NO anAs~ty sI-
tc.pi to aim n; the vcry cenf-r If ShA:
- right. and the purposes shsei' are
| deepest aud pure-t. Knit the asEsss OF
! ROM strong resolution. Vos - yonr-
/ self. and to God. who vail h~}p Jon
Then sway down lfes s,ssass. IL vili
be .xhilar.iing. grand, ali true lie -
7, Bu, take csre' For 0 a ssal sake
| don't drif, in among Inc roess and
whiripools without the sri.-~ n.
| Ludlor. u. d.. IN y :. TuASs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
aEST AWHILE

Iwm - - to-Aayaa ~ resk
IwaR - ~ and lot NE din:
lam - SeelA 49, u = bese
Neithes ~ 6as1s nor Dyes - 0e6
Ism - urol-x = 10 ase.
Ny WI can ct 0y0eod obey:
o Care. I ~ . fev beurs' truoe.
praS ehoo let me rest today.
And 90. sAnst up II F0stful Ssoen.
let my boado dNP listessy:
within ny l0 md sheat room
would 10 00vo. o. hear. or eoa.
Oblivion dropped - 10 her balm.
/ fell @ etunber deep sad swect
And vbeaI woke Was strong md cal0.
And fun Of rest from heAA to foot
SO. 10 Ter n life's weary waysI
Pity thyvesS. for thou must tire:
10th tedy. mind and heart have days
They can ~ answer their desire.
Bir.is in a seasons do not Stag,
Ylo&ers kasetbodr emo To bloom ana fau:
There 10 net aay living thing
Can Q ccAselesS CAN
Sone,imes, tired head. seek siumber deep:
Tired hands. no burden try 70 lift:
Tired hecrt. thy watch let others keep.
Pity thyscx and lt life drift
A few hours rest perchaDcc may bring
Relief from W~earincss and pein:
And ttoa from list1ess a0guor spring.
And g.aAiy4ift thy work again
-Hnrpers Weekly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
U BOYS AND GIRLS.
r. L CAT.

Tn q poor little ally cat:
Iknov what 10 meant By seat:
know When stone comes vsisisS. ~
ing.
who u = aimed 1T
know my pass sre blsea
And cave dirty track:
That diogy stscsxs o: soot n ssAeo
Are On my breast and back
Butt hate the CRIME and yet,
Like cory places. yet
No bttle girl IN tie word IL wIiu.
To keep me for . Pc
Isuppose Il 10 Decause
They don Ike broken psua
And think because I'm nerce and hunsr1
There's danger from my claws
But email a. ] an and young.
f No pussy ever sung
A p~urr-sony. or could polish
Cleaner with her red tongue.
Oh II some little lady who
Loves kittens only knew.
She nigh: tic glad. perhaps. 10 ma ne.
And glad TO keep me. too.
-Ciar1 Doty Bate. M vide Audfe-
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
a ~RErsaRkAsls TRIAL
Oas whieh absorbed the Attsstias 81 NE
Nstkshlr. r~sys- Leg 49,


Aboat the middle of ,he las century
tie count, IT York wss deeply inter
csieI in the sral II sAr father 81 n
large family Who. when hssu- IA th"
creates, responsibility. wss srcu~si cf
highway robbery To" hal va IN
Iork Castle The prosecutor VA .
youii, ~ about ,wcaiv years - 'Er. The
son - = banker. ami III pTte'u~r =
stout. athletes man ot ~, Use Pc'%
rru,or hai transacted he b~a-.n~ ss
usual st In. mayS.. town h. ast 80
c.iycl several sufn. nf ns.sn~y "a tho
prrscnc. 81 the prisoner, ~ asi isa~l.
ani about lave u clock had 49, out IA
his return home IL 49, , inc sum
no. evening. All h" raj" : ntls On
In a solitary lane hs 49, oseFtsNeR ~
the prisoner. who seized him aud de-
mandei his pockst-boak ln DO af.s
aSons Il surprise AMI fs7g the prose
cutor struck ham 4 violent blow ~s'i
his whip. bat thu %pTis1u~r. Nho VISA
very powerful assn. dpE-yt hiui tIou,
his hoys-. kR,it down upon hiun eni
took from htm hts BoHrs eni ar~0nnt
BOOKS. In thu, ~,tlstl.a tl~ prosecutor
begged very earnestly f't his i'f" IA
he lay under the pris"n.. ID" waishrst
h. c~otint~uspcc. and saw that hr "N-
much ag,tried The Tobh"r dssisf-i.
arose, mouatrt his horse and f,-i~
away IL was then shodt seven a" c.ors
il he evening hut ahr Young min Was
SO much exhausted ttst h~ dtd NOS
rce-h home It'll late a; n'cat IL .ut-
m .,ately stated THESE cityuustsrc-~.
but Tia. improbahlIity of htS having
been robbed In open daylight on a
public roa.. aud Of his having lost
v~atiogs memoranda xh.cl q Fs5b~y
would Fcarcrls have taken. excited
sotnc SUSPICION r.-pvc'inE In" Truth ~
in the box. al. youns man who hst
been robbed begged To- b. heard lie
vas 81 much agita,c.i tast IA cpuii
scarcely speak. Wh~n hc recovered
himself. be said
Il stand her. Ia plead Tor your
mercy towards y man who listened Ia
voice when ] begged fpr m~rcy
from him. II h.. hrd been teaf 6" nav
cr,.I sspbld now have been lee nay
grave, AMI ne ia the bosom 81 4 fo-
spectsbis family. with tse ~ilc ~ So br-
l,.vri han si.tuoas aud the ch,,tu-n
who low % h,m. IL has been proved 4
Ia you Ira, hus connections. his c4Ft-
acicF. hs religious pFr.ussso,, world
all .,aYs us,t.-i 20 shelter hins fsasn s'ts-
ID ha. also been proved ihssi
" a. lame from my birth. that | ana Z
Tia, ] bad sx@petsisd tiss by . =
assi that he knsw ic3nii identify
him. but ihe Kindness If his nslute
preponi~Ya,sd. II oserezsas the fear
Of Disgrace. and nc suffered a~ Ia de-
ai,Aosga | nigh, be the csusc "a
h,- dsst.' ~ you do no. pity his
lsps-. II yos dp not respect
i',s rcturs. IN virtue. u would have bssn
" tell ICES ia, II ! bad i,esi. IL r. "a. hat
you will consi.ma' Istsll bs tn. VIC
81 iis~ law. and b. gave me p'y l,i-
in yain~'
H. was frequently interrupted dur
tn affecting appeal ~ the trsr. 30
'as jrry and tine general d.ssfra- Il tho
oar Tie pfs.pasr Wa. sS~"*rr.
guilty. snd ~s. .sscut-I ,a due
-out~-Lssas Rsrenra
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

Tss<As~ - ste s-i,es o@sisss.. .sa Geo.
s~y.sst s.ls. 80 ai~.s.s

Tss<As> - STE s-i,.s o@sisst-. ..s Geo.
s~S~s~t vale. 90 ai~.4sssA
! mes 'rfs,s y%.Esous} sxpsn~ncs
tn ssl'se giuid doe. un.sr c~rtssn
e'r -.msssncs.. ~psrsol.s~ or hltrns,
desassszd. converting ses-.r~. presi-
ousIy sssfs~. into /. suaicssail, ffe<s,
sta.s - sfoTd gsod duskax-4atr
.sss sAsv~I Tbs dt.rosu1 IKEA
GOOD @sns other. of mors importance.
ga. a~sss.snisi. in pas~.nz a p.eer q
OIL i~ that -. of . TURNER wars
feTsaasson sisicia ss. kno~n 20 lss 40
by ~ .A~ssi md ragged oatiss~. a. ),
stood s,sse feet above sac s~arroaniia.
l~sss ,>~-aes i snoas~i a .m al pi.c.
on. and putting q 's.o fay nspa,a f,aa~l
81 gsssr fssh- From .sai t~as. .sssinx
sssaxs 5oarssy. esss sssoss. al - 4a-
ds~i m'ls. "a isse spr,sg II Isff. I
locked cot Tor sossss oii fssyh sea. hs-
ssrs bulldog 0as SNOW aas fss Tn
ssga1s sa~sisx. an - 81 -. ss.nr
saseEly. S~sE~n~s,e~ I'D ias<fx nss
sisst = sstiisfsl 81 ~at< eouii "a os-
sass~d snaeis naoEr rsrssy Aa.i ,s . Tar
49, waste OF iass by ts.~sny r~ sasn
from sno~. b-esas ~ I.ss~s. how
ever closstg IHsr<sS soass8s~s nssi.
ar. wAl~a at a ~tsnspxF&:sfe - roso ox
lover. rsFasres ests. tH~l - a.rm i.
sp 10 u degrees ~Sssr~ahsig n kettle
fsi ~ a>- sal SsSs fssls .ss.saaa
tsird q = kss';~fas "a ~as@s. ~ssis ,A.
.snsr rseasars Of 80 w,ii ~ar;y aS Ia
Kettle saA -as<s-oaa RAJ. 81, sa.-
are.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
Musical Accomplishment.

Miss Birdie McGinnis is considerable
o: an amateur singer in her own esiims
ton. Ii is fac: tina: she has . yer,
good voice. but she is obliged 20 ca;ci
her breath very often. being rs.her
short-win6e6.
What do YOU think about her sing
ins?' asked her brother of > strangsI
who did no: know that Hostetser was
related to the fair singer.
II like her singing very WELL" was
the reply. ..Shs has undoubtedly the
finest asthmA I ever heard On tAs
ssage."-Sysin3s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
ne most northern placs b Ne sssse'
vhsrs wheat and rye ripea-

ne NOW uosSoctH
where wheat and rye ripes-
Il 10 the opinion Of Sr Wii'sss
Thou.on and other physicists sass shs
rrc,iGc ANIMAL and vegetable ihs
which covered Greenland and the
neighboring lands in . former seos'g-
icai age. whose fossil remains nave
been found in abundance. was dns ="
warm ocean currents flowing NORTH Al
a time when cd. continent bad o YET
risen above the surface 10 impede pr
diver, their course. There seems. a''er
all. To- BE- no inherent imProssbi''sy D"
The theory. so elneiiase winch Us"
books have recently zen written. thss
human iifr existed. and perhaps or'g'n-
a,cd. IN these polar lands before shs
presen; populoas part Of the earth were
hab.lable ~ y SaH
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
A V.Hslboroigh Qasksr sod

A VaAslboroigh QssSsr sold =
man \ par Of cattle. an tod .im they
never ,roabled tim BY ssraa'ng do~n
fences o< walls. Tn. sext day aii-s
buying them III. purchaser ioand sh-rn
in . .eigabos's garden They bad
brokea over the wall. and were tramp
Ing dswn tns vegetables sHd eating INC
corn Look here ssd b. ~ the
Quaker. Il tseagni You sid those ca.
He never troubled yoa BY s-itz
breschy.- .'Tneaj." ssid ,ae Quaker
Il never aiisw sasA thing 10 igosb's
ne"
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

"A hieh-schoo! roy as Lanrenea
MSS, went home delighted with TIE
idea If a military drill about tet6 H.
troduced into the school. IL tsRfvO1.
said he pisyins;y to hi, siste-. ..it pep
% be = boy."-Ecs:oR T5arsry:rs
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

-Ampsror william. 81 GesEsa,.
SsNr d~sspos~asf his ssas w-st,,su, con.
'sssns The k~sPreA. TAsy Aks -
ssesAsr. ArS she Ksssr give . iaisA-
~ sceo""s 81 his v~h-r~ahs~ss a.Ar
Ne dag.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

-o'se d Useis San's nasLsxx u
'.sa~ Valley. Cal. ~ destroyer ~
me ssssiax a some saas ~asea aba
As@ ssess fsr wsddsas sass.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

e An ecsUea no taxes - peper reFe
.oarly fro 10 poot Oflsc0. Wo0the4 directed 70
HE name - V6ethcr he y oo6oodoo6 o. not
d respo0st1e Tor the pay.
The 0Ouets have doot0ed that refusing 20
take newspapers from the post once. or ~
movtn0 aOd leaving thea uncalIed for. r.
Vrbna facts evidence Of INTENTIONAL FRAUD
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

lie Esfsye Claims tie. : s.aebiEe
q one-horse power rca.s Ass. ss..33..
90 axschss So'3z.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

- eAns eoaxzr fsIiossd like . doR
as ne ss~s Of = Mild cowboy in the
sasss~ u fussaaj. Ose., IA. oss.sr dsy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05
-John Stewart. Of slsiiarl Pa

-0U6U %WbE- %
While Walking IN . grove resntiy.
sosssA = sold silver emp. NH > dh-
mo.i st in the boisaus Of a. IL t>srs
The date lsss.-Psusbsy.s& fast
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-02-05

ones remained. l was wondering II I,
wouldn't be the best plan to dash ont
a. them with my revolvers. when a
series of yells. shouts. screams and
growis filled the chamber beyond NE.
Then followed five or six shots, more
growls and yells. ard rs | KEEP; my eye
on the opening l caught a glimpse Of
a grizzly bear and a warrior s!rug-
Cling. In five minutes from the first
sound there Was no other noise than
that OF low growing and the click OF
claws on the rocky tloor.
What had happened: / had run into
the den of the bears seen in the morn
ing, and the Indians had followed. The
bears had come home from their morn
inc walk, and the result must have
been disastrous TO the Indians. Al
though fully resiizing the f~erocious
nature of the animal. l was not rs
fearful of him as / had been Of the In
disus. A full grown grizzly coald
hardly squeeze his way down the drift.
! and l was certain TO kill him If he tried
to.
After > bit I c,ept carefully foTward
! until I could see into the chamber. II
Was = sight to make one SICK. Two
bears lay dead On the floor. and > third
vas lying ON his belly and licking the
! blood which flowed from several
wounds. But others had suffered
more. had two dead Indians in the
drift and i've others lay in the cham
ber-bitten. clawed and torn until the
spectacle VA . hideous n to gaze
upon. There was blood everywner
and npon everything. and pieces q
bloody fesa wers mingled aud nike
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
y u II MlIerlet.

Snt Qianit bes Sabres 1884 wurbe bic
anfunft bes %bsriibmten, 475 Rarat i9we,
rem, id0nen peiBen 8 iamanten aus
Glib: afrttu In Qonbou, iopie Der ipdtere
Gntauf beieIben bur9 elm Spnbicat pom
2onooner unb Barrier Oiamanten : Saul
leuten gemeIoet. Sas 6letnoo wuroe Der
6irior9e zines Der sei6ifteiten S9Ieifer
anuertraut, Der p6brenb Der Ietten a6t Wfos
nate nit Dem Steine bei9dfttst sepeien lit
unb i'm aprtl feline Irbeit gu polenben &c:
bentt. 8ie erpartet purbe, pirb ii9 Der
Stein als Der berrIidite sei9Iiffene Sias
mant erueiien, ben man bis iett tennt, unb
wirb i'm @ewi9t unb au1, 1pie man sIaubt,
in Sarbe. &einbeit unb @lans idmmtli9e
&rons unb biitorti6en Sriuianten In Der
Welt iibertreffen. Der Stein in ieinem beis
nabe fertisen 3uffunbe uiest nod INNER 23O
Sarat, aber nm ibm bic m6sIi9 bette Sorm
uno ben b69iten Slang gu sebsn, beabii9s
ti9t man, ietn @ewidt auf etpas untsr 200
&arat 81 rebuStren. Der vRobinur" piest
nur lO6 8arat, Der r&essnt uon Srants
reid" 1862, Der yStern bes Sibsns" 1875
unO Der rPtssOt" s24 Rarat. Der ~@robs
mo9ul" wie9t omar 279 &arat, er lit ieoo9
Elm ~tIumpiser Steiu, uenn er roiettenartis
sei6Iiffeu witrbe, birfte CT wabri6einIi9
nt6t mebr aIs lao Rarat piegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Gin g%elungener Sur.

Bel Der Satin zines Sranturter
Santiers IieB ii9 iinsf 2lbsnbs Elm sisms
lid anitdnSis setIetoeter Weni6 melbeu,
unb e~rtldrts, bag CT I'M auftrase tbres 9ats
ten tomme, UNI befien i9parSsn l1ebersieber
gu bolsn. Die Dame, rpel9e feinen Irss
pobn bsste, bsbdnbiste benz Sreulben ben
&od, na9bem ie bs1sn Sai9en pon tbrem
SSsagtte entleert bate. Ser @mpfdnss-
peri ee9uanb bamit i9Ieunisft. Oils Der 8ans
Tier mad Sauis fam, mar feline Satin iebr
erifaunt, ba CT ben uon benz Boten absebols
ten &of ni9t trus. sic ersdbIte tbrem
Manne bas 8orsefaaene, tpobur1 erpteien
i9ien, baB Elm Betriser ben &od seboIt bats
te. 9as Sisnalement ffimmte NIT Benz
&slner elmer Reitauration, mo Der BANTER
er3dblt bate, buB er am Na9mittase eineu
anberen llebersieber ausse3osen babe unb
aus Seriebsn Elm sroBes Gouuert nit 8srtbs
papieren in benz porber ~setraseusn babe itets
Ten ~laiisn. Die 8apisre ieien iebo4 In
ii9eren Sdnben, ba er ieinsm Berional trals
en- tonne. Ser Sremoe bate iebo9 in SOL
&c Der Sorfi9t Der 6rau bes 8antiers, ME
i9on erpdbnt, feline W~srtbpapiere, ionbern
nur ben &od erbuIteu. Nm nd3iten Wors
gen elite Der BANTER in bas &eitaurant, auf
beiisn SberteIrerb as Sisnalement bss Be-
triggers paBte. Oils 9esterer ssfrast purs
be, Oh CT ben &ot bes Serru t. sebolt bas
Be, erpiberte ct gang rubis: vSa, i9 babe
ibn sebolt, unb omar i'm Iuftrase bes Serrn
Baron pon g., Der it4 iebenfaus NIT iets
mem Sreunbe etnen S9srs erIauben poQte,
i'd babe ben &uf benz Serrn Baron mitses
seben." Der Baron bate bur9 bteisn 8ors
faa 5000 SO. uerIoren, benin sr bate NIT eis
mem Gti6senoiien sewettet, baB bic 8 srtb f.
paptere, bic Der 8antisr In isinsm ues
bertteber fir seii9ert baltic, pom isbem
Sremben sebolt uerben t6nnten. Man bats
tie ibm iebo9 MIR ben 8tot sebra9t, mitbin
bate ct bic Wette perloren. Der &slner
perbiente BEL benz S4er3 elm iebr sutes
T~rintsslb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Gegen rbeumatijdes Shftmeb unb nsu:

raIsiide S9mersen iibsrbaupt uenbet Or.
Gbrarb tn Ntemes Trantrsi9) felt mebres
rem Sabreu nit grfols Bios elm Biseleiien
nit @iiis an, suei 0inse, bic ii9 in ieoem
Sauie porfinbep. Man ma9t bas giien
10 beiB, baB barauf setropfter giiis usrs
bampfen fam, unb butt es banu in sinsn
@Oaentoff Elm, Der DOrber in @ifis eiuses
wei6t worben lit. 60 utrb bas 8issleis
fen iofort an bic idmersbufte Stsue sss
bra9t. Die Inpenbun9 bes Serfabrens
tam swsi pber brsimal bss Cages sei9sb>
en-. Sn Der &esel lit Der S9mers In "a
Stunben usri9punben unb bic 9eiIuns uous
itinbig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Gin iran,6fldes @sridt bat ben Nas

men SreuBe( Prussien) fir elm S9impf:
mort erfldrt! Sin @lidfer, Gamens
SdmOIber, ebemaIiser pdpitli9er 3uaue
unb Wtt9lieb Der pdbreno oss 6rieses 1870
bis 1871 pon benielben sebiloeten 9esion
unter Der 6ibruns ibres Generals i. Gba-
tette, Isbt iett Bel benz 9esteren als Der
matter. SSn bieier @isenidaft bate er
fir3ltd einen PrOSeB Dor benz SrteOensri9s
ter NIT benz repubIitanii3en Matre .. Gbas
teau neuf Namens Sauuuse. sSn Der Site
bes @efe9tes" uerities ii9 Der Watre su Der
aeBeruns: rSdweisen sic, sic buben
bier eisentli9 ni4ts gu tbun, sic iinb ia
II elm SreuBe." Der alio v8si9impfte"
uerflaste ben Waire, welder uon benz Sc:
rt9t pom Saint Malo gu so Srancs Stras
fe nnb 100 Srancs @nti4dbisuns psrrrs
t5eilt purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-04-06
Sen G%utbiiaunaen Toscoe Gouflina's


iibsr bic Sreus unb gbrloiisteit SEEM gors
Ter StaStudtsr 1T bic Gsrbaftuns unb bas
9eftdnbniB zines Der S9ulbisen, baB er
iein gotum gu @unften Der unentssltIi9en
gerleibuns bss @eseredts fir bic groab,
maps traBenbabn fi9 nit 500 900 babe
beite9en laien, taft auf ben Serieu ssfoIst.
9enrp %. Saebne beiBt Der @brenmann,
Der plump auf ben 2eim sins unb 10 susrit
pom Der Reunsiis credit wurbe. Weitere Ser.
baftunsen ftsbsn IN unmittslbarer Iusii9t,
ober iinb CUR 3eit bereits porsenommsn,
benn alderman Saebne bat NIT Der, ben
Rsp gorter 8arbpoIititsr daractsriiirenbsn
unperf9dmteu @roBmdulisteit ieinem
vSreunbe", benz 9oli3siinipsetor gernes,
unb beien unii9tbaren 3eusen seseniber
ni9t ausin NIT isinsr S9anbe seprablt,
ionbern aud iiber feline golIsssn i'm Stabt.
ratb anbeutunssn sema9t. bic seniisen, UNI
bic Sippi9aft Der Corruption unb Bsite9z
li9teit gu iibsrfiibren unb fe auf Sabre bins
aus uni4dbIia gu MAIDEN.
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