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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24
FOR SALE.

LOR SALE trade-Stock OF confectionery and
4 cigars; also restaurant doing good business. Ad-
dres4 box liJ2 526t+
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24
FOR TRADE.


rNOR rRADE-S4ANJ0 WORTH Of drigs dry goods
boots and shoes, hardware and cotliug to
trade tor real estate For palsicuiars cal. ad-
dress God, StiUsOn & Co. rooms and s. iain ST.
upstairs. di3tf
NOR TRADE-L;veyy stable aud The entire outfit;
4 good business good location; everything be
longing to frstciasS livery stable; situated III the
city Of Cleveland, OHIO; wa t.GGc for Land west
ern Kansas For particulars l,iofC7s ioct box i39
" ictlita, Kan. I4t-u
EHOB tXCHANGE-V-e have q h;,if section OF Sedg
4 wick county land, paftlE IN proved, which
VIII exchange Tor v chita property upon very liberal
terms Bunneli 4 Morehous,. soft
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

NOR SALE-5p) town lots in Garden City: special
bargains also decided land ad Joining the city Can
or.address r. J. Pyle, real estate agent Garen
City. Kan. 4oSn'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

LNOR RENT-A newly furnished iiont room, se
il able for one two gentlemen. Apply al .ls
Soutb Market street S26tT
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

NOR SALE-lGO feet OF new tin spouting viii be
S.,,rcb d5S6t
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

NOR SAIE-2i0 feet OF nice nobby fencing at a bar
II gain. Corner Of Waco and Second l.. W. israe.
- So
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

WANTED Immediately, $500 worth of second
w hard goods of all kinds at 2l6 Vest Douglas
ave Highest cash price paid for second hand goods
Goods of all kinds bought and sold. Call and see US
W. VI. Skeed x Co. do1U
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

NOR SALE or trade-For town property in any
II good town i'm the southern part OF Kansas. 100
good land in the eastern part Of Pratt county
Inquire at Bishop Brother, ilo Douglas ave, Mich-
ira Kan 52tf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

uI>OR SAIE-Choice residence lots on Lawrence
II avenue, between. Third and Central. east fronts
We'll improved: sidew aks fences and fruit; no build
ingn these the choicest lots i'll the city: VIII sell
80 IS or 100 feet. For terms and prices, call on A.
smith d.rj lmO$
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

INOR RENT-A Groom house in the northeastern
II part OF the city. Apply to r. CRugEies over -
Main st. .l.-l
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-One furnished room suitable for TWO
IL gentlemen; also wanted a few firstciass boardtrs
Inontro ,t t2S X r,neka ave d556t-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

VvANTED--(iirl 20 do general homework In small
w family; good wages 20i South Water st cor OF
William st dalGt
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

NOR SALE-S0 lots I'm Hibarger's addition. These
II lots front Washington avenue and west on
Mosley avenue covered with ne fruit and shade
trees and will be sold easy terms. Call ON Binnel
q Nonahousa pH
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

L>OR SALE-Mvstock of groceries and quSeilswafe
II at Anthony. Kan; will sell for each Only! s,sss
will invoice for Si.Sa. will rent 10 the parties Duy
ing the building which is l2o feet with eocd cellar
l. b. Forbes, Anthony. Kan. 4'u
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

VXvANTED-A girl southeast OF Topeka and Oak or
w Citizen bank good wages, steady employment.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

-NXyANTED-A job printer and stereotyper com
w bined. Address this Office. d5,-uf
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24
WANTED.

"YANTED-Positon as salesman In q clothing. dry
w goods grocery store. Can furnish good refer
ences: ten years experience as salesman. Enquire
at sol Douglas ave. d5l6t+
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

NOR SALE-Trade or rent one Mosler Baughman
II fire proof safe cheap. J. l.. Cooper. d536t'
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

VyvANTED--A man and his wife, the woman to
w keep house; the man viii be furnished work
C. F. Rogers cor ID and Water sts. ds5-6t-
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

NOR RENT-House Of five rooms TO rent near Ia
II business; east front and in first class order
Cali at G6 South Topeka ave. d''HlF
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

NOR SALE-Cheap. 500 fine cigars. Cali AT 10
n I.wrenco ayenur 52-6te
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-24

V->OR SALE-At New Kiowa Kan. one half interest
II I'm having hardware store; choice location; stock
Will invoice about az 500 reasons for selling Ill health
Gail or address A. Gregory New kiowa Kan. iSlH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

MINISTER Cox no longer laughs. The
turks DO not appreciate bis jokes In fact,
he has not yet been able 20 make puns In
their language, and they know nothing OF
his. So be longs 70 return 10 bis old
hsunts In Washington and yearns for
Pulltxer's vacant seat Amer AL there IL
10 the whole world no syslum for decsyed
pansters 10 os for . moment compared
with the American House OF Representa-
lives; no body OF men so ind1lgent, so
ready 10 take the joker al bis own valaA-
ton. 50 qaick 10 aseept Intention for
pefformsnce aud to laugh with reason or
without reason on the smallest provoca-
ton. Mr.. Cox made Q great mistake
when he left this scene Of bis earlier and
later trlumphs for the solemnitles OF Con.
stsntinopls. -P0rildnd Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

wuEN President Cleveland selected
bis Cabinet. Daniel Manning Vas known
TO the eoantry in general simply as an
acute political manager. and bis aPPoini'
meat va. eensared BY the Pesiden,'s oppo.
neni. ani dsplOrsd BY many Of bis friends
His administration of,he Treasury Depart.
meni has. however. changed the senii-
neni toward him. The general feeling
eanno, Be better shown than by The follow.
Ing paragraph from the Bidi.ford Jour
nal:
The county will hear with pleasure
that Secretary Manning Is 80 much I'm
proved that be cOntsmplAtes . return q
bis Official duties. For breadth OF state.
manship and sense OF Official honor Mr..
Manning stands head and sholders above
bis cabinet colleagues. lie Is not pat
riot OF the Garland stripe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

The favoritc yarn of the most
fastidious knitters, is the famous
"Threc-Lcgged Brand" The col
ors cannot be surpassed. The
strength. elasticity Of the thread.
and its general smoothness placesit
way ahead Of anything now made.
Ladies will do well to notice these
points when buying yarn. and in.
sist on trying the "Threc-Legged
Brand" Trade mark on every
skein. Sold by dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

In 1894 Maine had = large Militia.
The Six,h Division which contained
more Oxford County men than any other,
vas Ofhesrd ss follows.
Alden blossom. Msj. General. Turner
JOB Prince. IL. Alt-ds-Csmp, Turner; Ra-
fas Stow,p. ABIDE Camp. Paris Oliver
rOllari. DIV. Inspector, Minoti Isaac
LsAyeti, Div. or. Master. Turner; VIM.
X. Porter. Jadge Advocate. Turner.
flrsf Hrigdfs.' william Parsons, IL.
Brig General, Norway; Thomas Hall,
Aii-dcCamn Norway, Amos Millet',
Brig. Msjor. Norway PABLO CLARK. Brig.
o. Master, Norway.
Firsf RsgiasAf' Cyprisn Cole. Colonel,
Greenwood; Henry x Parsons, - Colo
nsl. Paris; James Bemis, Msjor. Paris
Moses Hammond. AdjatAni, Norway
Richard wAdrou, Qlartermastsr, Back
nsli.
.Sscoud Rsginsaf. - Colonel: BILLY
Beriamin. IL. Colonel. Livermore; Ere.
klel Richardson. Mslor. Jay; John llersey,
AclatAni, Jays Daniel Austin Garter
master. Jay.
IAini Esgiasaf: James llsarssy, Colo.
uel. Samber; EliphAlet Packard. L. Colo.
mel. Backisld; Phillp True. Mslor, Mlno,
APolos OsgoOd, Adjuisnt, Baekneld
Mark Lowell, OuArtsrmsster, Turner.
blrl'ioa Of Cir1lry Thomas y. Stow
eil. Mslor. Paris; Calvin Brcknam. Atiu
tAnt, Hebron; Thomas CrOoker. Garter
master. Mlnot
Bliillioa of .trifisry John Denns,
Mslor. Paris. John Woodbury., Aclu,ant
Paris; Giles Shurtisf. GARTER master
Paris.
.S,ooal Brlgais. stephen Berry. Brig
General. Denmsrk; Daniel Tyler, il. AID
&c CAnp. Browuneli, VIM. Morse, H.
Brig Msior. Waterford; VIM. Rssscl. Ia
Br. or..msstsr. Beihe..
Pint EsgiueAf. John r.. Adams, Colo
mel. Andovsr; TaAddeus Twitchell. Lieut.
Colonel. Bethel; ColmAn Goodwin. MsIor
Rumfori. IIsI. Hstchlns. ia. AcIatsni,
Rsmfori John Hastings. olarier.Mastsr
Bethel.
>ecosd Rsglmssi John MOalton. Colo
mel. Porter Daniel Dean, Lieut.. Colonel
Brovnnelt John Warren. Msior, Hiram
wm. Berry, AclatAnt. DemArk; Isaac
spring. eaArtsr.mAster, Drovu1eld.
Ihirf R.giasHf. JOAN Atheriou. Colo
nsl. Waterford; Isaac wAriwell. Lieut.
Colonel. Albany; John Ssaine, Mslor
Lowell Sproui ilspgooi. AdjatAnt, Wa
terfori; Richard @. Bailey, GARTER mas
Ter. Waterford.
From The lis, Of "Pos, Towns ant
Pos, Masters" in Maine given IN SewAl''
Maine Register for 1924 Ne compile The
iollosing Oxford Coaniy list, si,ins
name Of Pos, Tosn. Pot Master. ans
Pvt Masirf', compen.Aiion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
IEMPHRANCE CAMPMEETlNGs.

The Eleventh Annual Temperance
Csmpmeeting occurs At Sebsgo Lake.
Saturday and Sunday, July "a ard IS,
and the Fifth Annasl q, Lake Msrano-
cook. July 81. August and ?. Sat-
urdays will be made attractive fcr the
children- The musical features will be
very attractive. and the addresses directed
to the young. Prof. Lsgsuli's Boy Band
--,veaiy-fOur boys only ten years old
are among the fine things engaged for
Saturday. Hon. Nsl'On Dinslsy and
Senator Frye are expected TO speak At
both Of these meetings on Saturday. and
Senators Blair. Of Ns- Hampshire. aud
Colqai,t. Of Georgia. are Invited to speak
during the meetings. The X r. rates
vill BE- low.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
RATS 90 POSTAGE.

RATS 90 rOsr,0E.
a. Siag'r Lsfirrs -For any distance not
exceeding 30 miles. q ecnts over 30 And
not over >l miles. 10 cents over 80 AID
no; over 10 miles, 4. IL cents over 10
and not over to0 miles, IL % eents. over
900 miles. - cents.
Tuufff Lsfffrs-or those composed OF
Two pieces % paper, double those rates.
Trpls Lrrcrs-or letters composed OF
thr,e pieces OF paper. triple those rates.
Flcilis-or letters composed Of four or
NOTE pieces % paper. OF one OF more
articles. ant weighing one ounce isvOlr-
duP5ls quAirugle those rates, and In that
proportloa Cor al greater weight
Nig Lsiisu-noi carried by mall, c
cents
Nst-sJGpsrs-sAch paper carried not ov.
a TO miles. cent; over 100 miles. IL
cents bat II carried % Any Pos, Ofice la
the state where printed. Whatever be The
distance. the rate i cent.
MiGl-iHss AL hn9Alsis are rated bY
The sheet Carried not over 90 miles. I
cent. over 80 and not over loo miles, -
cents, over TO miles, cents.
IL 1924. James Monroe vas Presi-
dent Of the Uniied States. The Senators
from Maine were John Chandler aud
John Holmes.
Herry Clay was Speaker Of the House
q Representatives. and the Maine dele
CATION in the House consisted Of Stephen
Lonsfsllov. Eaoeh Linooln. David hid.
der. Jo.has Cushmsn. EbensEsr Herriek.
jeremiah O'Brien and William Barlsigh.
Richard Cuts, Of Maine Was Second
Comptroller Of The L. 5. Treasury.
Hon. Albion X. Paris WAS Governor
Of Maine in 1924.
The State senators from Oxford
County we're samuel Small and Jane.
Steele.
Oxford Coan,y Was represented as FOL.
lows in the Maine House Of Representa-
,ives
Baekssld and Albany Benjamin
Spauldins
Bethel. Nswry and oIls.d, Mslvsn
Stow.
Brown6sld. Hiram .ad Porter. Joseph
Howard.
Canton and Jay. Moses Stone.
Di1fsld. Mexico, Weld aud Peru.
Adam Knighi.
Denmark and Fpsburg. Cyrus In
gals.
Greenwood and Norway. Frederick
Cobarn.
Hartford and Sumner. D.nisl Hutch
inson.
Hsbroa. Isaac whiiiemOre. u.
Livermore. Thomas Chase, Jr.
Paris, Simeon Cummings.
Turner. Joseph BOnney.
Waterford. Sweden and Lowell. Dan.
Vel Brown.
Woodstock. RamiOrd. Andover and
Howsrds Gore. John FArrington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

THT premium LIST Of the combined
Nes EnglAnd and Eastern Maine State
Fair s issued. Tie fair vii be held =,
Msple~oOd Dnvins Park. Bangor, Aug
81 10 sept. 8 Premiums and purses
are open 70 al exhibitors in The New
EnslAnd States AID Maritime Provinces.
Eniry blanks. premium Lists, OF any de-
sired Information. ~ill be forwarded up
on application 10 Ezra l.. S,earns, Seere-
iary Of the Eastern Maine State Fair.
Bangor. The usual arrangements have
been made BY The railroads cor carrying
passengers and exhibits. The live stock
premiums are larger than usual. The
programme Of each day includes a
morning race.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

TIM Portland Prc', and .irga dis
played good enterprise Jas, Monday. in
putting on, rieely illustrated fsll-sheei
supplements in connection With Port
land. Centennial celebration. The II
gs supplement; had = specially large
number Of illustrations q Portland men
AID scenes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

Men who were born when Lee surrend
cred ln ls65 will vote. BY tens OF thou
sands, In The elections for members OF
Congress In lsss. More than . million OF
men, "a, p. - years Of age, who were moi
born until aftcr the end OF the civil war
will vote for President In 1855. On The
other hand, the youngest participant In
The election OF 1855, who voted when
Ahrshsm Lincoln Was elected In lsC0 vii
then be within year OF 50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

The Canadian government, has seized
three Portland fishing vessels FOR viola.
ton Of iechnicaliiies Ia the customs laws.
and offers TO release them for $500 each.
This mAgnanimoas action Is probably
intended 20 reward the United States
for renting the $500 fns Of the Sisters.
which was seized a, Portland a few
weeks ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

THE action Of Congress ia disPosins
Of The business o. long session. re-
minds one q the hare in the old fable
when the session opens there j. plenty
Of time Coz holiday recssses and Adjoin-
meat. for Sigh, cause or no cause a. all,
and each member introduces bills enough
10 keep Congress busy COZ a month.
Bat vhsn /, gets into the bot summer
nonihs. al except the most imIeraiively
necessary legislation j. showed on, Of
The way. and time can no; be taken evsn
20 celebrate the glorious Fourth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

II any man ires on the American Dag,
shoot him on the spot IL Is % be regret
ted that those parlders, whose dag Was rid
died By Anarchist bullets In Chiesgo, did
10, drive the ruiflans into Lake Michigan.
The Insult WAS aggravated by the fact
that IL was offered on the anniversary OF
American Independence -FOrildad Id
rsrfissr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

A vNfvEEs,tisr grove meeting ~ill
Be held ~ Frysbgrs village, on sunday,
Aug. l.. Rev. II. X. Nye. q To~anda.
Pa, vii Be the leading speaker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
MARRIED..

In C.orham, n. H., JAY 5. Couy Honey q West
sumnsr. Asi Anna r. Head. q NoTih backfsld.
m Peru June q. b. Rev. A. 4. Abbott. frAnk
". More a1i Laura A. Austin. both y itru:
In C.nton. June e. ~ Hiram A. Eils. EsQ., J.
liner Thomp.ou, q Hartford, and Maggis I. hos
worth, q Samnfr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
Non.Resident Taxes.

for the year ls.o.
The following list Of taIes on real estate Of non
resident owners In the town Of Paris, for NE
year ls>6. In bills committed 70 jobs blact.
Collector of said town, on the 18Th day OF Juse.
ls5. has been retained by him 10 me ss remain'
Ing unpaid on the Eth day Of April. ls-s. By his
esrtincats Of thai date. and nov remain unpaid
esl and charges are not paid Into the Treasury Of
said Town, within eighteen months from the date
Of the commitment Of said bllis, 90 much Of the
real estate taxed as viii be suf1eient 10 par the
amOsnt due therefor, Including interest and
charges. will without lurthsf notice b. cold At
lablIc auction 81 the store Of N. ID Bolsl<f. IN
sAd io~n. on the I'D day OF Dee f. Isl. 81 ten
oselDck IN The fOfsnOOn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
The Oxford Democrat
FoR me CAMPAIGN.

We will send the Oxrosp DrNocR,r
10 any address. postage pad. from
now until september 2lst, lSs6' Tor
% cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
DIED.

In GabsrvIns. Jaly :. Nellie X. Daninsfon. assd
ten pears.
Ia Baskssld. Jane -. stephen r. s,.rLird. aged
seventy f0ur years
In caniOn. July q. Dr. benjamin. X. sssssy. aged
seyenty-slx years.
In East IIsbrOn. July ?. AliOrd r. weoi. Ased
any nlns years.
In BrOsnssld. Jane .. Mrs.. JENNA Thon. aged
eighty years.
In Boston. July eth. q consumption q The train.
Eastsce NJ. Jackson. Barred a Ramfofd. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
AS III MAS
NO w.

A GLINrsE INTO rHK PAST. TIE MILF,
oFFIcKRs, rosrNAsrxKs Erc., oT 1924.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

Jndsr the head Of Arrival. and De.
pariure q the Mail. 20 and from Pert
lad. We fnd ,ha, mail, lsfs Portland
every Wednesday a, four o'clock in the
morning Coz Pans. by Nay Of Gray. 20.
land. sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

Letter, Note, & Bill Headings
Printed On sspsnor stock. iisv prices, at NE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
PARKER,S TONIC,

ift.u,,e wa,ti.s svAJ from sss. disspsiloa
OF aay aisss.s or vs.tsss, hqaire sims
Isat. tsie PAnkNss toSIc 81 oscet ~ VII tn.H.
srste sad bald lou NJ from The nfst dcse. pss
lives "A nav saye ,ssrs. ffkeel tef sale ~
drussis's. IIIsCON q CO., Nee foft.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13
The Most Nourishing,
The Most Palatable.
The Most Economical,
or All Prepared Foods.

sod BY Drusgias-ssc.. Soc, cleo.
s~An Interesting pamphlet entitled "Mediesi
Opinions on the Nsiritiou Of Infants and lava.
hds !" free on aPplieaiiOs. Wells, Rieiafd'os a
Co.. Bariinsioa VI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-13

II has been the positive meass Of saving mani
lives, having been successful In hundreds Of s,'s'
where other prepared foods hIled.
Its basis IL suoAE on MILK. the meet Import
ant slsssai Of mothers miik. IL eoatains no M
changed starch sni no Cane sofar, ani thersfor'
does not cAsse sour siomsen. Irritation. 90 h
regular bowels.
Fer Isfants deprived Of mothers mih. OF
when weaving. 10 IL uneguailsd.
Fer Invaiids, either In shronie 90 seuis dis
eases. u restores difes ton. and builds M the
strerxth. m n
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
6Iftes &apiteI.
Die beIobnte NmtterIiebe.

Cine riibrenbs Scene bss b5ditsn gers
~gniigens itanb nod bepor. SIS mar TO-
slei5 elm 8ote mad &eiiensburs abseianbt
worben, Inn Der betasten Wutter ber mics
bersefunbensn Mbelbeib bic Sreubenbots
i9aft gu iiberbrinsen. Der 0ater bate
bic slitlide Stunbe bsS Wisbsriebens Der
seliebten, performer Go9ter ni4t dberlebt.
Man bate In ben ginlabunssbrief ets
mas pon elmer rdtbielbdften llnbefannten
einflieBen %iaien, beren @ei9i9te gang be:
ionbere germutbunsen erpette. go pous
te man bic quite Wutter aui bic Sreube uors
b~ereiten, bamit bieIelbe ni9t bur9 bas lles
bsrmaB unb bic pl0tlide lleberrai9uns benz
sarten M%uttsrbersen i9aben m69te.
Srau pon 9~anbstroit reiite, BON froben
9bnun9en ergrifien, mad @mpfang bes
Sriefss iosIei9 ab. = ll~nterps9s TAM ibr
l9on elm speiter 8ote entgesen, bur9 MEL
den semelbst wurbe, bab Die @eidi9te ber
llnbetanntsn ii9 inbeTen nod mebr aufses
tIart babe, baB es i9eine, fie sebe bic 6as
mile iebr nabe an, unb elm Slid itebe bes
Dor, fat gu sroB uno 3u e~ntsidenb, als
baB man nit @ewiBbeit barslf 81 re9nen
permag.
@ie tlopfte Der SartIidsn Mutter bas
SerS! @sl9e e~ntSidsnbsn 0ilber 3aubers
te bic ssi@aftise Pbantafis, bic bur9 jsne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
Cine GbeftanoSieene na6 benz
Seben.
perionen: Gr unb sic.

tSsrr g. erpartet feline Satin, wel9e
in Die Stabt gum Speiien selaben mar /;
9 rbr abenbs tommt iie laut la9enb mad
9auie.
gr: .@ie better bu bit, SpIuia; mar
es benn gar 10 unterbaltenb bel Sreunb
gi9arf2"
sic (immer rod la9en6): SOU tannit
bic llrla3e meiner 6rDbIi3teit sewiB ni9t
srratben."
@r: Sat 8i9ar6 pieber ieinsn @it
aufseiibrt, ben Saiiee nit rotben Sii@en gu
ieruiren2
sic: vWsinl Sd iase Dir es slei6: er
sab ieiher 5rau cine Obrfeise!"
Gr: vGti9t mO9li9!"
Sic: vSa, jal cine 10 fraftise Sbrfsise,
baB mir nns ale bas @eii3t binter bic
Seruiette itedten, nm ni9t etua Splitter
ibres Sauptes barauf Su befommen. 8is
darb woQts isinsr i9wa9sn ausen wesen
bic 2ampe re&ts, ite aber Iints seiteQt bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-01-05
Sentff t 0 II.
Mbelbeib BON 2an0strDt,
- pber: -
Der Kampf Ser Guseno nit oem Safer
Cine GrsGblun9
aus ber 3eit bes ii~ebenidbrisen &rieses
- pom -
q. 81. @unobroo.
Nortietuns unb S1lub.)

NpItltSuiy uRp SWb"pD
Mbelbeib~ entsssnete: Cine Trau in l1ns
qarn, pon wel1er i'd 9efunben nnb anfSes
sose,l uorben BIN, bat mir bieies Iaes CT,
3dbIt.
Oa fog bic @rdfn in wonnepollem gnts
siden 9IOelbeib entsesen, umi9Ians fie,
2reubentbrdnen weinenb, nit beiben Irmen
unb briidte fe NIT 3drtli1er Snbrunit an
ibren Buien, in6em fe %ausrief: Ou, 0 Ou
biit meine perlorene unb u 30 @ott!
- nun wieber sefunbene, tbeure, liebe
SAweifer Mbelbeib! - Ster erltidten
Treubentbrdnen ibre Gimme. Cine beilis
&c Stiae trat elm.
Sraulein Sulie itanb ba nit offenem
Wunbe, ifarren glifen, unb duBerlt pers
Ieaenen Mienen. emma unb Bertha wuB:
ten gar ni9t, wobin iie NIT ibren Iusen
flidten foaten. Sbre Ser5en po@ten 10
beftis, baB iie sluubten, Sebermann Tonne
es b0ren. = Die @ei9idte bon elmer per'
Iornen S9peifer Der Mutter mat ibnen
nidt unbefannt. @el4' cine wunberbare
lleberrai9uns, oils fe nun nit einem Wale
In Der 10 oft un6 10 tief ~9efrdntten, 10
bSbnii4 peradteten gbslbeib bic Sdweiter
Der Mutter erblidten! - Ote Wutter aber
fab ni1ts, bOrte ni9ts, mas UNI iie Der
Forging. sic fiblte nur bic W~iebersefuns
bsne an ibrem i9meferliden 9erSen. =
Gnbli9 Ieste ii9 Der Sturm Der @mpfins
bunse1 UNI elm Wsnises. Sic ba9te nun
au1 an ibren @emabl. Oortbin fibrt efie
iett - BON Der Sreube wie auf Sittiseu &C.
trasen = nit eiIenben S9ritten ibre wies
bersefunbene S@weifer.