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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
THE LAYTON ART GALLERY.

On the corner of Jefferson and Mason
streets, this city, is being constructed the
Layton art gallery. This building will be
erected at the sole expense of Mr.. Fred.
Layton, a successful merchant and local art
lover, who intends, on its completion, to
present it to the city. 1t may be said, at
first glance, to have a squatty appearance,
but this is necessary for the purpose for
which it is intended There will be three
picture galleries surrounding a statuary
hall, which will be in the center of the build
ing, all lighted from above by immense sky.
lights, thus preventing very high roof.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
N1usings


Beneath the broad elm's pleasant shads
Where Nell and |, child lovers, played
| tarrel.
Yes, Nell, we've changed since then It's true
I'm gray haired, cd and wiser You
Are married.
Prav tel if you, as !, eer dream
OF chilIhools hours; and if they seem
As sweet.
Or is your life with fuss and care
For what to eat, and what TO wear,
Complete?
All, Mrs. Jones, no doubt YOU think
For memory's pangs the shekels clink
Atones.
TTwas all fer rhyme, that cynic sigh,
Because, my gentle reader,
Am Jones.l
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

ley. Chief Jus s6ice
Terry was also
armed. He gave
up his gun, but just
as Hopkins ap-
preached hlm he
plunged a bowie
knife into his neck.
Hopkins fell, and
Terry fed. In a
few minutes the
whole city was in
uproar. A host of
men were bowling
for Terry's blood,
and looking for
him. Had they
caught him he'
would never have
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

He believes that in
Unity there is
strength and does
not see how Chris
tian truths can be
impressed on IN
believers as long as
the various denom-
nations do not
agree among them
selves as to what
is truth. His birth
place was Charles
town, n. Y. Early
in life he joined
the Baptist church
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

of his character. They are nervous, rest
less and rowing and are noticed at once. His
countenance, though attractive, is not
strong one, but his forehead is high and
handsome and his head well shaped. His
voice is peculiar one. Sometimes it sounds
thin and cracked, at other times soft and
agreeable, and then again like weak, hollow
thunder. Naturally quite strong, 1t now
gives evidence of the immense strain upon it.
Mr.. Harrison's method of work is indescrib-
ably eccentric. Calm one moment, he ap-
nears to have reached the apex of excitement
the next, and runs up and down the aisle ex-
horting sinners and strengthening partial
converts, whispering to some, shouting to
others. and invoking the blessing OF heaven
upon ell. His oratory is Of a forceful and
original character, and impressive at times.
Few things in the religious life of this
country attracted more attention than the
recent mission services in the Episcopal
cbDrches of New York Although it was
now denarture on the part of the American
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
RE. FISK DIV FISK, A. J. FISK,
Publishers and ProprietOrs.
LARGEST Circulation Of any Papsrin Montana
The Gas Meter.

The Gas Meter.
Philadelphia EnquirerI
II is made with tin and brass,
And they say it measures gas
With its dial;
If Won think it Is not claSsed
With tie fastest of tho fast,
Make trial.
True. il has its ''fastest days"
When the hand with distance plays
Very rough;
But. as each observer knows,
On the slowest days it goes
Fast enough. ..A
IF you burn a lamp at night H., =
To decrease the cost of light,
You will find H.
That your bill for gas is less
Than it was bafore-oh, yes,
In your mind!
It will be a dollar more
Than it was the month before
You may boil,
But it is the meters way
To get square with those, they say,
Who use oil.
When it makes your wallet weep
Silver tears to pay the steep
Bill for gas.
Think what might that grief have been
II the meter had less tin
And more brass.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
PROMINENT REVIVALISTS.
MEN WHO DEVOTE THEIR LIVES
TO CHRISTIAN WORK.
A Gradual Tendency Toward More Har.
monious Work Among Christians.
Portraits of the Men Who Are
bringing About This Result.
Especial Correspondence. !

Especial COrrespOndence
NEW YORK. Jan. 20.-The great Christian
bodies are like the great political parties.
Their members may understand the princi-
pies of Christianity, and possess firm faith
that these principles are right and necessary,
still it requires occasional campaign work 10
arouse people to the requirements of their
faith and their obligation of living upto it.
We present herewith portraits of few of
the prominent workers in he Christian CAM
paign in this country.
The most sensational preacher of the day
is undoubtedly the Rev. Sam JONES'" as he
signs himself, and herein lies his popularity.
He draws larger crowds, holds them longer,
interests them deeper, moves them stronger,
and appear to benefit them more than any
other man Low abroad Wherever he goes
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

son, commonly
called the ''boy
preacher" though
it is undoubtedly
some forty years
since he was a
y o u t b. He is,
though, qui t Q
boyis b in ap-
:pearance. He is
medium sized. slen-
der and dresse5
with neatness and
taste, wearing, OF
course, a conven-
tional black suit.
His eyes form the
only index to the
accantric features
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
END OF A CELEBRATED CASE.

Pictures of Two of the Principal Charac-
ters Who Have Recently Become One.
Especial Correspondence.]
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 1L-Sarah Althea
Hill, also alleged to be Sharon, is now no
longer either Hill or Sharon, but Terry alb
solutely, without any doubt about it. After
Sarah Althea's theatrical combination burst
ed she married her lawyer, Judge David s.
Terry. The wedding took place in Stockton,
where Judge Terry lived.
the bride and groom are two of kind.
Judge Terry has had in his day history
pronounced as that of as Sarah Althea.
He is 62 years old. but does not look over
80, the newspapers fatteringly sav. She il
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

audiences Hundreds and thousands of the
oldest and hardest sinners have been con-
verted by his preaching
His father was a lawyer, and he was a
lawyer until he was 25 years of age. His
early manhood was noted for excesses of
whisky drinking profanity and their kin
dred vices. He was converted at his fathers
deathbed. He began at once to preach the
gospel and was received at once into the
North Georgia Conference Methodist Epis-
copal Church South in Atlanta, Ga, in 1872
No man is more surprised at his success than
himself.
On Feb ). 1887, was born Dwight l..
Moody, the most successful evangelist living
probably Northfield, Mass, was the place
of his birth His education was extremely
limited. At IS he went to Boston as an
employe in the business establishment of his
uncle While there he began that enthu-
siastic Christian career that still distin-
guisbes him In 1856 he went to Chicago to
engage in the shoe business, continuing also
an active Sunday school worker. For six
years he carried on the North Market Hall
mission, afterwards holding his religious
meetings in a saloon.
81 rh,.,.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

81, consequently 30
years younger than
the old gentlemen
who has just taken
her in charge for
life. He will be
apt to have his
hands full. If any
.one would be equal
to the task, tnough.
it would be he. He
is one of the orig
inal Californians.
When gold was
first discovered, he
made a rush to the
l..,--, frAp,
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

We next find him
teaching a school,
and af t erw ard S
practicing l a w
which he continued
f or five ye ars
with great success,
owing to his gifts
as an orator. He
became very popu-
lar among the poll
ticians and was al
ways called upon
on public occa-
sions. The jolly
good fellowship of
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

voice, and realizing
the powerful aid he
might be to him in
his work, he began
to persuade him to
give up the busi-
ness he was en-
gagged in and ac-
company him in
his mission work.
After long entreat-
les Mr.. Sankey
Syielded, and has
Ssincs become fa-
nous as the ''sing-
ing evangelist" the
world over. Their
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04


branch of t b e
church, it has been
successfully tried In
1863 by tbs mother
church in England.
In this country the
Rev. j. w. Bonham
has been a pioneer
and advocate of the
value of revival eff
forts in the Episco-
pal church. He has
crossed the ocean
thirteen times, and
visited various por-
tions of Europe and
America in agitat-
ing this question
among his church
nennla Last fall
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

He belongs to what
is called the "ex-
treme left" or radi-
cal party, in French
politics. His brief
premiership b a S
been passed in
storm and vexa-
ton. and be is wea.
ried out. His health
is broken down be-
sides, and a years
absolute rest from
politics is necessary
to restore him. M.
Brisson would have
done better to re-
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

speculate. One day a wellknown darkey,
called Uncle Phillip, drove mnle into
Augusta, and some one asked his errand
''Gwine ter buy fuchers soon's l kin sell
dis Newell" he replied.
A day or two after he left the town on
foot and the same man asked:
''Well, Uncle Phillip, how is futuresf'
''Oh, sahl futures am all right-all right;
but if you want to know how l is, dats
different matter, sab. Ize a terrible shat
tered man.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

thousands crowd
upon his ministry
at any hour of the
day, suffer any or
dinary discomfort,
sit or stand for
hours with intense
attention, and go
away to talk and
think and act upon
the lines of life dis
cussed by him as
no other man can
move them. All
over the southern
states his name is
talismanic, and no
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

W hOh VIC l. Jun Z
ton was organized
in 1859 he be-
came an energetic
member and so sue
cessful was he that
he gave up his
secular work to de-
vote his W b ol Q
time to it. In 1865
he became presi-
dent of the Y. NJ.
c. A. The Chicago
fire swept away
his church a n d
home, but a tenn
porary chapel soon
roSa 1rrpp tba ,cbac
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

lost nine male relatives in the civil war, and
cried herself because, not being man, she
could not lay down her life for the Union.
Mrs. Kelley is now in Washington attend
ing to her case III person, and from the repu-
tation which she bears for tenacity congress
might as well give ia. ]. a.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

dicate that he has
yet many years of
usefulness to fill.
Born in Albrow,
Mich, he began
life as a printers
devil. At the age
of 16. when a full
fedged printer, he
emigrated to Kan
sas, became private
secretary to Gov
nor Denver and one
of the editors of
the administration
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

has been on the
verge of expect
ancy. Mrs. Kelley
has long been a
resident Of the
town which takes
its name from the
architecture Of the
residence in which
she lives and those
of her neighbors.
She b a S s her
claims to govern
mental aid from
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
The Bard of Shanty Hill.

Especial Correspondence.I
HoNEsDALE, Pa, Jan. 20.-Since the Hon.
John Sherman president of the senate pro
tenn, laid before that august body the petit
ton of Mrs. Sarah Kelley, praying that she
he appointed the national lard, our town
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
TPhiladelphia Record. I

What makes the Forty-ninth congress
chiefly remarkable is that there is no Smith
In it. Has the country lost confidence in
the Smiths, or are they tired Of man2ling
national affairs.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

The exterior of the building will be con-
structed of stone, brick and terra Gotta,
granite being used for the steps and other
portions liable to wear or injury. very
good idea of the solidity of the building
may be gained from the picture. Extensive
arrangements are being provided for heat
ing and ventilating, and it is expected that
the galleries will always retlin the same
temperature no matter what the climate
nav be outdoors.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
A Journalistic SCOOP" in Ohio.


Our chimney burned out last night and
the spectacle attracted large and admirinG
crowd 1t was the only newspaper chimney
in town that burned Out. We strive t.
please.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

Merchant Traveller: Young men who
think their sweethearts are divine, love to
make divinity students Of themselves every
NIGHT in the week.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
New Wisconsin Architecture.
Especial correspondence

Special CORRESPONDENCE
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 19-There is now in
course of erection in different portions of
this state public buildings that will compare
with anything of the kind in older commune
ties We present here sketches of two Of
these structures.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
A Terribly Shattered Man.

Two or three years ago, when cotton
futures had a greater hold on the south than
now even the colored folks became crazy to
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04

the question was tested by holding from
three to six simultaneous religious services
daily in about twenty of the churches of the
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
Her Big Sisters Beau.

ATLANTA constitutional
You are NY sisters new beau, are you,
The one she caught at the ball'
heard her telling mamma so,
Just as ! came through the hall.
She says you are awfully stupid,
And you cannot dance at all;
It's just because you're rich, l guess,
Made you the "catch" at the ball.
And she says that when you are married
She'll teach you a thing or two;
/ don't think I'd be taught by girl
If ! We're a man like you
What! Not going already, are yous
Jack never hurried off so;
Sister viii be down in a minute,
And be real angry, l know.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
Overheard On the yratn.

Overheard On the 5ratns
Mail and Expressl
Morning paper, sir"
Old gent, angrily: Il have no use 1oe
newspaper"
Have picture book, sirT
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1886-02-04
A Modern Fable.

An cid Cat. IA
nous for his Bohe-
mian habits and
philosophical turn
of mind, met a
small Boy and said
to him:
- Little Boy, did
\ GA-i you ever tie a tin
IAN to a Dogs tailH
"Yes, I've done it often"
replied the Boy.
well, / know a better
way than that to have fun"
What is it!"
"Just tie a can of milk to
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
&aniian Niarshen pom QrppeQer 81

&apiidn Mar8Oen POM Bropeler 80.
naloion" erSabIt 6otgen6es, mas er auf
ieirer lebteu 6abrt mad Is bicago erIebt
bat: Gtnes Gbenos, ais i9 Elm paor Seq
fer i'm S9ispptau bate, erbOb ii1 auf benz
Supertor Gee Elm fur6tbarer 0or6peit.
ituvnt. Ser 0ino erreidte cine S9neQtg;
tsii bon 40 Mteilen in Der StunSe Uno belt
mebrere'S tunOeR lang nit unssi6wd6ter
Rruft IN. Ote See gtng fur6tbar bod
uub bic 8sasn paren fir ben Superior
see Iebr bod. Ser 9ampfsr bate i6uer
nit Den pitbenben 8oseu gu tdutpfsn unb
tonnte ii6 nur nit GROCER S9pisrioteit
iber @aiisr baIteu. YISsIi9 un6 ani3ei.
,usub obne llriads leste it3 Der 8iu6, es
trat 9dn5li6e Btnbitiue elm uno IN ueniger
als flint Wtnuten battsn ii6 bic nit tpeis
Gem S6aum bebstten Belen 9eIegt unb
Der See NAT i~ptsgeI9Iatt. Die WntrOien
uaren 5O1lt e%ritarnt iber bteie ionberbare
gri5einun9 unO srtIdrten iGmmtli9, bag
tie nod uiemals etpa5 9erartiees auF benz
See erlebt bnbsn. Der &apitdn Iaste ist'
nem S%teuermann, eS miiile irssnO cine
StSrung auf BEN 2anSe ftatt9efunosn bas
ben. Oils Der Dampfer mad Sault g~eIan9te,
beaab ii9 Der Gapitdn ans 2anb uub b0Ite
cine 3eitung, aus pel9er er eria6, bag IN;
gefdbr sur ieIben 3eit, gu uelder er Die ers
pdbnte @ri6einung w%abrnubm, GbarIeitOn
pon benz @rbbebsn betmgelu9t puroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
Bur Gerpsrthuna Der @alsrtraft bes

Cur Serwertbuna Der Baiertraft bes
Niasaras SluKss. Cine fi5 vNtasara &is
psr SpbrauIic Eunuel Bonner g. Sewer
COMPANY" nennenbe @eisui9aftin Riasara
Sails, %. g., beabfiatist, bic 8aiiertraft
bes Riasara su ueruertben. gu bieisn
3osfe iou Elm iid pom Der Bafsrflide uns
terbaIb Der Sale bis mad einsm Bunfte
cine Weile obsrbulb 6er Sale eritredenbsr
Gunnel berseiteat perben, psl9er Lungs
bes l1fers bes SIuies 100 SuB urter Der
grboberfa6e f~ortlaufsn unb nit Ssitsns
Eunnels ~perbunbeu werbsn ioq. Our1
bisisn Eunnsl iOI Sabritsn auf biaiss
8eiie @afertraft susefibrt perben, unb
bsabfidtist bic senannts @eieui6aft ferner,
Sabriten unb inbuifrisle @tabIiTements am
llfsr bes Oberen Riasara an3ulesen unb ben
SluB idiffbar Su MAIDEN. 0ie 6effeu bes
SuuueIs8 aus, iouis iiberbaupt bss san3en
rlnternsbmens wsrben ftd auf So, o0o. 900
belaafen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
Segra6niBfoHen. RorfOff Der beriibn

Segrd6niBfoiten. WforrOff, Der beribms
tie ruiiI5e StaGtSmann uuter Satbarinn
II uno IIsranoer NAT sefir9tet isiuer
Sartusmeu rpssen unb man perrteb iorss
fdltig, Inn SeIesenbe:t gu feinen iebr itas
9eItgen Wisen gu sebsn; ftets iebcG betam
Der ltItise Diplomat rsue Spfer, bic baan
NIT Dem OeutSettel Der 2d9erIt3teit ums
bersinsen. 90 ipteIte er etnit nit benz
Senator SereIcw &arten, = bic 8artte
bate ft3 iebr in bic 2dnse sesossn unb
Wiorfoff perlpr. @dbreno sr MIN bas
@eIo aus isiner 86rie nabm, rtsf Der Ses
uator: ra9! bas bat Meibe sefoitet, i'd
bin ;u Gobe matt I" = rRebmsn Sic, mein
Serr, ss 1T fit Sas BesrdbntB!" erpiberts
Nortoff, Tim eruft nub rubis bas 9eIb
biurei3enb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
0(4eS 9ebt perfebrt

I'M IedouiSmus O.s sSIpsrs, ptnn ss ssber auBsr Srss
uune s,ratb. SartIsibiStsit, gsrbauunssl.ieeH. gersors
bsnbsit tss SIutsS. uuuoatommsus SIutbiIsuns fuo bic
sepiksn SOIssn. Sbr man fam ~seuislssn lsidt uOrbsus
gen uuO ibre llrisas s~Htisrnsu turd cine sur nit 8 o tets
ttr's @assubittersm, psIdss las Sausnorsau ans
rest unO isius 9pdtistsit rssulirt. Die eir,tte Solss III
eth SsridpinSsu Der SdmsrieH ~uutsrbaIb Der 8ippsn unS
I'm SduItsrbIutt. Der usbsIteit. s~Opiidnsrsrn, SsIbbtit
Der Saut, Der SsIsstbsit her Snuss uHp Ses iauten Scrubs
Sss atttms, wsIbs has ssbsrlsibsn t,uustidusu esiunbs
geroauuus uno &eselmdBisteit oes Stablsauss limb sbsus
iaus burd ben gtbraud htets b%erlbmteu gtiuuebsitss
@ttoerbrtHsers seitatrte Sesnuuseu. pslhes benz SSrper
eiutn Grab uon 8ruit ais bic bette Sduswebr segen mala5
ride gpioemis perlsibt. Rsrpenidpdde uno ueberaus
ipanuuns peroen oaourd ~seliHoert uHo appetti uno
Sdlai eaourt 9~ebtIiert. x.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

@eiftesssaentpart. a~aufmunn (wsl&ss
uieI pom &eiisnbsn beIdiftst ptrb, abpsbs
rsnb su einem iOI9eu, Der ioeben beretns
tritt): yHm @ottesuiaen, Iaffen sic mid
in Stub, i'd brau4e ni3ts, gar ni9tsl"
= &eiienSer Qd9elnb): sd CLAUDE gar,
sic balten mid fur einen &eiienben!" =
Raufuaun (uerbIiff): pgleroinss!~-
Rsiienbsr (rubts feline Wuiter a~uspadenb) :
IS Soft bswabre, i'd bin ia Ser @bei
iel6ftl" =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

Mud cine aunit. 8si6e Sausrsfrau:
Serr Walsr, t6nnsn Sc mir msinen Wann
ni6t maIeu2
WaIer: 81 purum uidt, luiieu Sts i'm
MIR fou,nen. '.r
Srau: ga, er es az Dot. aber i9 BE:
gable, mas fe babeu molten.
MaIer: Das IN ausrbings i5pieris,
i6 Tam es ueriu6en, penn sic i'm ssnur
bei9retben t0nnen.
(Oie 5rau sibt elm mSsli9it seuaus
S9iloeruns, Der Mtaler ertldrt ii9 befries
bist unb beitelt bic Srau mad uieraebu
Sasen wisber.)
Srau Deficit sas Bib unS bri9t in
Sbrauen aus): 8! wie i36u, ME i6On!
aber G5rii9an, @brti9an! wie bate Otr
perdnbert!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05

g.: p0enfen Ste, Der BrpfehOr 8ein'
bauGl If 10 sid, buB er bereits felt sebu
Sabren feline 6IiBe ni6t ieben fam B.:
IS, bas 1T mod gur ni9ts. Der StuOios
ius 8aumEang, ben i'd femme, Der 1T 10
srOb, baB ct INNER eri auf cine Setter itei.
gen muB, nm it5 ben Sut pom Ropfe sl
I~angen." g.: limb bas wta erit re6t
ut3ts iageu, i'd babe etren Better, Der III
70 lang, baB er, peun er ii9 am l. Sanuur
naife 6iBe bolt, erit am %. ober "a. ettua
BEN S@nupfen frtest; 10 LANCE bauert's,
bis Die @rtd[tuug mad obeu tomutt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
Gin @oloreaen bat fi9 aus auitralisr

arf e~inseIne hamburger unb altonaer ia:
milien ersOheg. Der in aoelaibe, auftra:
lien, lsbenbe Raufmann un6 Wiatondr s..
4. @oB 1T eeiforben uub bat mebrereu In
4ltona anS in &tel lebsnoeu 8erioneu Sc:
gate usrmadt. Ser Grblafer mar tn Gan:
nousr ssboren, iiberieSeIte aber nod jung
mad 9amburs unb i'm Sabre ls4s mad
aosIeiOa, worauf er cine @Olbmiene in
8ictorta entbsfte. @roBe Wobltbaten bai
sr In auitraIisn babur9 ausseibt, baB er
anbsmittslte 0euti9e unteritiste. SIN
sansen betrdst bic Summe Der bierber &C.
lansten 9ermd@tnife "a, 700 9itrI. sleid
664, 900 Mart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
y % nteS 4IteeGe4.
9l6ifrnlid hpshaft idrst5t bic .Gdican!

I6i6fuli6 6O8bGit idret6t bic rG6icogo
Gtmcs": cOte algemstne Meiuuug gebt
bubiu, Bag 8eronimo ii9 in einem Dime.
Ntuieum ausitelen piro. bod oas bieBe
ietuen miIttdril6eu @enius ueriGteuoern.
Nan brtnge inn oag 06isF ZEN Grtnten un6
BOtersS pteIen bel uno 9ebe tDm Elm Roms
manoo in Der 8~urbesurmee " = Cine Qns
oere Soee 9ebt balm, Geronimo in irgeno
etuem @ren5fortS 9sfaugen gu boIteu.
0aS ldBt ii9 eber B0rsu. Da perI6re @s,
rontmO ben trtegerli9en @eiit, gep6Bute
ft@ aae trie8erii9sn @sIiite ub unO t6nnte
nit Der 3ett nod Elm ribIt5es, frie6liebens
bes RttgIteO Der menidGiGeH 8sIeIi9aft
peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
User Ghinin aLs Elm @iasI osssn @sa.

User GbiHiu ais elm RttteI seSen @eds
ieIfie6sr einsenommen bat uno on ben Sol
gen bauon Ieicet, ptrb aper's glgue Sure
gu i3dten piiisu, osun es 1T elm ~itartsto
nti4eS Bitter, NUT aus pfau8Ithsn 8eitanb.
tbeilen tniatnmen9sIebt, unO entbdIt ni6t
bas @etin9ite uor i9dtlibeu Orosuerien.
Setue @trturo lift eisentbimLi9, raid unb
trdftig, es ma9t benz 6rOit Elm gnbs, beiIt
bas Gteber un6 treibt oas Gift aus benz
R0rper, obne ale nOdtbeiIigen o6er ruans
s~enebmen 6OIsen fir ben 9Gtienten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
glm 2zten September sins in gang Bel

Mm 2stsn September sins in gang gsIs
glen Elm furdtbares Sasslustter nieSer,
wel9ss unsrbOrte Ssrpi funsen anri9tete.
Sts S6IoHsn battsu uieIfa9 cine Oide uon
anbsrtbalb @entimetern; fe perni9teten
siusn sroBsn EbsiI Der Offsntli6eu @artens
anlasen unb Der Sbltbdume unb bei9dbtss
ten piele Sduier. glus Der 9rouin; toms
men Ra9ri9ten itbsr bic fur9tbaren Ssrs
besruusen unb lleberi9pemmunseu. Som
Weere rperben gspaltige Stirme getnelbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-05
3wei &reoitlole. Der S9auipislsr g

QUIT NttUIIIUTf. Vf OVTuHTPeFtt O'
ben6tbiste einft @eIS unb sins beBbaIb gu
einem BANTER, INN bic n6tbise Summe gu
bergen. sd idife ibnsn msrsen suei
Srebitloie ais 8fanb," ipra9 er unb itedts
has ssliebsus @slb elm. Gm anbern NOR.
gen eri9isnsn BET benz BANTER ausi eIsnbs
Sasabuuben unb srtldrten, ie isieu pom
Sdauipielsr 9. bierber seididt worben.
Der Banter iaste ie fort, ertunbiste ii&
aber BET benz @snannten, mas baS su be:
beuten babe. - vRun, ladte bteier, babe
i6 ssitern ni9t ueriprodeu, i'd perbe So
men swsi v&rsoitloie" ididen2"