davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-18

President Cleveland's ambition to go down to
fame as the Great Vetoer does not wane.
Yesterday he added thirteen to his score, all
of private pension bills, for which he seems to
have an Unsuitable appetite. Thirteen is an
unlucky number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-18


unlucky number.
The Sioux Indians are apparently on the
way 10 securing better terms for their land than
the Commissioners were able to offer under the
act of Congress appointing them. The deega-
ton in Washington were informed yester
day by the Secretary of the Interior that the
President would recommend in his next mes
sage that, instead Of so cents an acre, they
should receive 81. rs cents and so cents, ac-
cording to the time when possession is taken
Of their lands. At the council on the reserya-
ton 81 Is an acre was asked. Probably the
Indians will accept the compromise if Con-
gress consents to it. They could hardly hope
to obtain more favorable terms.
The attitude Of the Democratic party on the
question Of preventing fraudulent registering
and voting was illustrated yesterday by the
action Of the Democratic Police Commissioners
Messrs. Cornelius N. Bliss, Elihu Root and Dan
lei G. Rollins, all citizens of the highest stand
ing, sent a request TO the Police Board that
comics of a placard announcing a reward of
$4,000 for the convictions Of persons regis
tering illegally in New-York or Brooklyn
should be displayed in the police stations and
in each place for registration and voting, the
same to be distributed and guarded by police
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-18
Mr.. COXS LITTLE INVESTIGATIONS

We are sorry for Mr.. Cox. Katisha said that
in Japan discretion was attained at the age OF
fifty The genial candidate for denomination from
the Ninth District, however, shows that in his
case the limit must be raised by at least fifteen
years For he has carried out his petulant threat
of rising to question Of privilege to repeat in
the House Inspector Morrs's silly assertions about
The Tribune with regard to the forged frank
and has publicly denounced the alleged culprit
as a Republican for whom the language has no
term of reproacha Oh, Mr.. Cox is this your
gratitude? Don't you know how to lot bad
enough alone? Is this how you take advantage
of The Trbunes leniency in refraiEing from direct
imputations when it exposed with sufficient
clearness the real author of the forgery"
OF course il was only natural that high officials
in the Post Office should select the instrument
for a particularly delicate piece OF detective work
an agent suffering from Morris's lamentable disa-
blities. OF course, too, when poor Morris failed
in what was evidently his prime object OF remov-
ing the package from our safe custody, Democratic
organs made the most of his groundless accusa-
tions against the Editor of this paper until Nor
ris himself acknowledged them to be untrue.
But why should Mr.. Cox make himself ridiculous
by public explanations which explain only his
innocence and the inspectors stupidity? Why
does he sanction Morris's forced and deceitful
inference that an investigation is pracucaIy ue-
feated by the attitude of The Tribune" when
half New-York has seen the original evidence ex-
posed in The Tribunes oOuntingr0om window,
that he who runs may read Why does he accept
Morrls's sapient conclusion that the Endorsement
of the name of s. s. Cox was forgery when
his own constituents know that the whole drift
Of the evidence has been in another direction
And why does he clumsily attempt to weaken
the case against him, by declaring that the letters
on the package are very much larger than his
own signature" whereas the likeness is especially
striking in respect Of szeP
We don't want to be hard on Mr. Cox. We
don't want to worry him by suggesting that his
criticism of Mr.. DE Lano for furthering the ends
Of justice, however it accords with his attitude,
fails 10 tally with his protestations. We refrain
from suggesting that Congressmans handwriting
is subject to confusing variations under stress,
that Mr.. CoX's undignled haste to print in The
World the reproaChiu letter 10 his colleague be-
fore that gentleman had seen it warrants grave
inference as To the source whence Mr.. Morris
derived his own inspiration for rushing of to the
same newspaper with his report before submitting
it TO his official superiors. But we hope, for his
own sake that Mr.. Cox will be wise enough to
stop calling names making foolish deductions
from false premises, and throwing out wicked
hints lie should leave that to Morris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-18

Mr. Schurz tries TO make point Of the fact
that wages are higher in England under free trade
than in Germany under protection. This is in
excusaby dishonest, because he is in Germany
and knows what are the facts of the case The
protective system was adopted less than nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-18

"Thc Civil Service Record published by the
Civil Service Reform Associations Of Boston and
Cambridge, admits all that has ever been charged
as 10 the real animus Of the Independent move
mtrt when it says, speaking Of those Independ-
ents who now support Cleveland: In the MA
jortY of cases, the leading reason appears to be
sympathy with Mr.. Clevelands stand in relation
to revising the tariff laws 1t adds that occa-
sionally we find the Presidents record on the
Civil Service question given as q special ground
for continuing him in Office The faith OF the
Civil Service Reformers In Mr. Cleveland is evil
IDENTIFY dying fast 1t would not have been oc-
casionally" year or two ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-18

In his letter Of acceptance General Harrison
said that the Free Traders had "magnified and
nursed the surplus" 4" seemingly for the purpose
of exaggeratng the evil, in order to reconcile the
people to the extreme remedy they propose"
That is the very thing the Treasury Department
is doing through Actng-Secretary Thompson,
witness the statement given by him to the press
OH Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-18

vears ago. Under 1t wages have steadily risen
in Germany. While Mr.. Scburz is about it, why
does he not tell the whole TRUTH Wages may
be higher in England than in Germany, but the
difference is less than it was when Bismarck was
n free-trader, and il is rapidly disappearing
When both countries had free traic, wages wert
lower in Germany. Under Profession there
has been a steady rise in wages and great impulse
has been given to home industries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-18

Taxpayers, when making up their minds whom
to support for Mayor, should not forget that the
increase of nearly $4,000, 900 in the appropra-
tons for this year over last year was made by a
Board Of Estimate of which Mayor Hewitt was
the most conspicuous member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-10-18

According to Mayor Chaplin, the general cause
of reform has been most effectively served by
Governor Hill" The chief magistrate OF Brook
lyn is too vague. Does he mean temperance
reform or ballot reform, or reform in Aqucduct
methodist He should issue an addendum to his
eulogy of Hill and supply the missing informa-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-14
DissoIution of Copurtncrship.
July 0, 1883.

Notice is hereby given that the CO.
partnership heretofore existing under
the firm nnme Of Hybschmau & Co =,
Brewers, EIko, Nevada, is this day dis
solved, Io9al steps to that effect having
beeu taken.
The business will be continued rs
heretofore by the undersigned who will
pay aI debts incurred by said firm md
ctllt Ct oil bills due the .samo, but be
will net be responsible for any debts
contracted by A. J. Hybschmap, late of
snid firm, md the public is hereby cau-
toned to make no payments to the said
Hybschmau, ms bis authority to collect
the same hns be on legally nunulled.
a. LEICuTER.
! Proprietor Humboldt Brewery.
Elko, New, Aug, 20, 1888,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-14
All orders on the line ofthe G. L. X. Il
promrtly filed OF Elko.
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

To whom it mny concern: Bo it
known that the copartnorship exiating
between Thomas Foster aod J. II. Hard:
man under the firm name of Foster &
Hardrnan, Dealers in Liquors and
Cigars, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent, J. Il. lIardmnn rctr-
ing. The business will be continued by
Thos Foster who will pay all debts con-
tractcd by the late firm aud collect all
accounts due the saine.
THos. FosrEE,
j. r. HAuDwAN.
CarIin, yev, Sept. 5, 1888. 2w.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-14
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

For any period undcr six months, one dollar
per month. Payable in advance.
Delivered by carrier in Elko at 25 cents q week
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-14
THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

Published every Sunday, and sent to any ad-
dress tpostagc paid), at the following rates,
payable in advances:
one year.. .-...---.--........... 80 w
DIX uontnS.. .........--........ oU
For any period undsr six months, Fifty
outs per month.
Entered at the Elko, Nevada, Postofice for
transmission through the mails rs second
class mail matter.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-09-14

ADVERTISING RATES.
Will be mado as low as is consistent with
ound business principles. Apply at the Of
Gee for terms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01

Sie f9wd9ften Mebrbeiten fir bic bes
motratiide Yartei aeisten fi9 aIio in Cons
uecticut unb Reu Yort, bic ftdrtiten in
Esras, Georgia uub &entudp. Oie @e:
iamutmuioritdt fir gleuelan6 betrua 62,s
683 Stimmen. SIS lit nt6t 3u bs3weifeIn,
buB tn bteiem Sabre bas &efuItat elm nod
sinifiseres iein wirb. Sm sauaen Norbs
weitsn wsrben aQsr @rpartuns mad, nett
mebr Stimmen fur bic bsmotratii9e 9artsi
abseseben werben, oils ismaIs auuor. Dag
cine quite bemotratii9e StrSmuns bur9
bas san3e 2anb sebt. benefit aud bic leste
Staatswabl In 9ouiiiana, mo bic bsmotras
tii1s Waioritat auf $4,000 Stimmen ans
wuds, udbrenb, wie obtse Isabelle aetst.
gleuelanb's Wsbrbeit fi9 nur auf 16, 1919
Stimmsn belief. Dteie erfreuI;dsn Res
iuItate fnb benz m%annbaftsn, ebrIi9sn
Nuftreten @leusIanb's uuo ber bemotratis
i9en Yartet fur bic 8efretuns bes 8oItss
BON unniisen unb unsere9ten 2aften gu
uerbantsn. limb bisier suten Sa1e wirb
I'M 5srbfte elm sldnjenber Stes uerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01

peranlabt l1ns ba5u Der Brau9 Der 8ir4e,
peI9e feIbf Bel ben Sreubenfeften bes
&irdsniabrss bas 9ebd9tniB Der abses
i9isbsnsn bessbt, bumtt ife pon ibren GIsts
Ten befreit uerben.
Sa nun befanntermaBen nod Der 2ebre
Der tatboIti1en Stride ben i'm Sesfeuer sus
r~itssbaltsnsn SesIeu bic Bitten Der @ldus
bisen, Dor Nusm aber has poblsefduise
Spfer bes Iltares cine Silfe finb, 70 ers
a9ten Gir, IS Tonne pon Inns tetne niss
Ii5ere unb erpini1tere @abe gu ibnen ses
Iansen, oils wenn mir su ibrer Re4tfertis
suns bic refine Darbrinsuns bes bo4betlis
gen Spfers unieres sOttli9en Dfittlers
iberau nod pernebrten.
9aber befimmen @ir, nit ben notbz
~rpenbisen Oispsnien unb gini9rGntunsen,
ben Iettsn Souutas int tOmmenben Sep
TENDER ais einen Sibnstas, an wel4em
DOR l1ns unb l1niern Bribern, ben Batrts
arden, gr1bif5Sfen, giid6fen unb ben
grdIatsn, rpel6e cine OiOceie tnne baben,
in ibren Yatrtar9als, Wetropolitans uno
| &atbebraIs &ir1en NIT Der sr6Bten Seiers
Ii9teit, nod benz i'm Mifale ais In Com
memoratione omnium' fdelium defunc-
forum besei6neten &itus Elm beionberes
Requiem gefeiert perben iou. Oahelbe
gei9ebe In allen weltli9en ober Srbens',
Bfarr : goussiat : Rtr9eu, bessIei9en BON
alien Brieitsrn; nur bart ni4t bic benz
Tasesofficium entipre9enbe Wefe ausfals
len, mo- cine gerp fli6tuns bsftebt. Die
gbrtfsIdubisen aber ermabneu Bir auf's
ernitIi9fte, baB fe mad @mpfans bes 3.
BuBiacramsntes aum Nuten Der Seeleu
i'm Sesfeuer bas 8rob Der gnsel senieBen.
2lqeu bieien pcrlsiben @ir, traft l%1nierer
apoiioIiiden Iutoritdt, einen poatommes
men ablaB fir bic Ibseftorbener, unb ben
gin,eInen, pel1e, wte oben beffimmt, bas
b. Spfer barbrinseu, bas 9riuilesium bes
IItars.
guf bieie @eiie nerben bic frommen
SeeIen, pel9s BON ben lleberrefen ibrer
9sbredsn burd idwere Ysinen seIautert
perben, bur9 has beiliame Spfer ausse'
3ei9nets Tr6fuus empfansen, bus bic &c:
ianmte Stride, pereiut NIT ibrem fi9tbas
rem Sberbaupt, non gtuem @efible Der
2isbs bur6sIibt, 9ott barbrinsen wirb,
bamit Or iie an ben Srt Der 2tnberuns,
bes 9idees unb bes Sriebens in @nabeu
seIansen laie.
9ssebsn gu &om beim 3. Yetrus, am
+. 8 i~tsrfefte bes Sabres 1888, i'm elfter
Sabre l~luierss Youtiicats.
SEQ XIII, 0apif.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01

nits unb Seiibdue obue !3iel unb Gnbe.
@as 1T aber bic SoIse bieieS emisen Seftes
feierns? SIN Sersen nimn,t Der @eiit Der
8ersniisunssiu1t INNER msbr unb mel
3u, unb baraus erwd9it Der Stnnli9tett
unb 8eeierIi1teit ffsts reue 9tabruns.
Der @eit wtrb pom SSberen abselentt
unb nur fir bic &eise fortpdbrenber 3ers
ftreuuus entpfdusIi9 sema9t. 9erIettet
bur6 bas iutmerpGbrenbe Seitefsiern, 1T
Der Reni9 NIT benz 4atdsIi9en, NIT benz
s~ewobnten etnfa9en 9ebenssanse ni6t
u1ebr sufrieben. er perlanst, biritet, ia
idma9tet mad INNER ueuem &eis bes
8ersnisens, mad ftetem We9ieI. Weil
ferner BITE Seife ibrer Ratur mad meiffens
tbeiIs ui1t auf bic pier @dube bes eisenen
Sauies bei1rdntt wsrbsu %t6nnen, ionbern
binausfibren auf bic Straben unb gers
sniisunsslotale, in ben iunbetb6rsnbsn
Eaumel bes 2drms unb Der 2uifbarteiten
- 10 wirb Der Wann unb Der Singing,
bic Srau unb bic Sungfrau, ia ielbif bdus
fs i6on Der &nabe unb has Wdb5en benz
9auie Der SamiIie entfrembet. SIN 9auie
feIbit entitebt l1nsufriebenbeit, unter ben
gbeIeuten llnfrisbe, bic Stnber perpiIbsrn
unb werben u~nbotudBis, bic seseuieittse
Qtebe ertaltet ooer periduinbet; IN ieoem
Saue aber leibet Der 9sIbbeutsl; benn 70
piele Ssits psrfdItnsen ebenio piel @slb,
neil pbne @eIb unb obne pieI @slo fe ia
u~1eiitens ni9t gu Stanbe tommen.
limb wsr sinmaI mittsn i'm GaumeI bes
Setes fid befnbst, Der 3iebt bic Sparfams
tett nt9t mebr III &atbe, er sibt mebr aus,
aIs er muB. msbr aus, ais inn gut lit.
@as meter? Wan psridmeubet unb
borst, man borst unb ueri9wenbst in ST.
mem fort, obne ans gnbe gu benten.
rSsiba judie, bibsIbumbei! Da ssbts
bod Der, Da bin i'd aud babel" go bas
SeIbssidrei, aber ans S9uIbsnbssabIen
wirb nidt seba9t. - gs 1T mertulrbis,
wisutel beuttutase iber rbie i9Iedten 3ets
ten" unb bic elenben Serbdltnihe setlast
pirb-aber fur Sefte, fir toitipteIise Geite
usritebt man @eIb berbei3ui9affen.
Das ibsrtrisbsns Ssiisfeisrn perbunbsn
nit Der f%rantbaften Sereinsmsisret 1T Elm
wabrer &rebsi9aben IN mauder SamiIie.
90 tbat gntiasuns ernitIi4 Rotb.
WuB benn iberbaupt jebe Srsube auBers
balb bss bdusIi9en Rrsiles genoieu per'
ben? Gaft idetnt es 70. M6se ss bod
enbIid wisber Sitts psrben, baB bic Sets,
bic u einual s~efsiert usrben, IN Samis
I~isnfsite f9 umpanbsIn, an benen bic
@lieber Der 5amiIie, bic 8erpanbtsn unb
Sreunbe bss 9auiss uub bic b iten Bstanns
ten SbsiI nebmsn, unb BET bensn fe fl5
frsusn fDnnsn in unsetribteif er Sr6bli9s
fstt unb obne bic @efabren, weIde bic Seite
ba braubsn taft uuuermeibIi4 NIT fi5 brins
gen.
Standardization @eSants, i6sner
grau9, sebeilist bur6 bic Rir6e ieIbif,
gebeiItst bur9 bic Sitte ber 8~orfabren,
uertIdrt pom Sonnenslan3e bes liebli6iten
Sriebens, bes iiBsn unb pabren @Ilfes
Wer ie seuofeu, Der trdst bic grinnerune
NIT fi9 als elm iaBes Bib bis tn bas ipd:
tsite @reiienalter unb bis an bic S9psqs
bss Tobes. - SamiIisnfsits ME bic ga:
menstase, bic Gage Der erften 81. gom:
munion, bic Sirmunsstase &C. ftnb 70 gan,
seeisnst, ben Self Der tatboliidsn SAINT:
tie nea gu belsbsn unb gu trdfttsen.
(Wabrbfr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
8apf eco XIII.

bat bic fol9enbe @ncptIica an ben seiautrl'
ten @piitopat seri4tet:
DAP bsr finfsisite Sabrestas ~llnieres
8rieitertbums fir bic Stride 10 febr mad
@uni6 ansebro5en 1T, bas re3uen @tr,
ME es t6 9ebibrt, Der ibsrsroBen @ite
@ottes au, bur6 bsisn uoriorsenben Wils
len bas san3e meni6Ii9e 9eben gelentt
ptrb. Cine 70 aIsemeine lleberetnffims
1tuns Der Sersen in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
eunsen, tn rei5er Sreisebisteit, In 6ffents
Ii4en Sreubsnstunbsebunsen fonnte aud
muir iener beruorrufen, befIen bic 9erri6aft
1T iber 9etit, @iuen uno 9ers Der Utens
f6en, unb Der ben &ussan9 aaer Sinse
gum &ubme bes @5rtftentbums lentt unb
Ieitet. 9as 1T cine berrIi6e, b~entwiirbise
Gbatia6e, aus weI9er ieIbft bic Setnbe Der
&tr4e, wenn aud un9ern unb wtoer tbren
@iQen, ertennen, pte ibr s6ttli9es 2eben
unb bic ibr BON @ott perIiebene &raft tets
in Sbattsteit 1T 70 mifen tie it9 bapou
iiberseuseu, bab IS elm gang tnnloies rlns
terfaussn 1T, penn 9~ottIOie S6Iter marren
unb GbOri9tes %eriinneu sesen ben !9errn
uab Setnen @eiaIbten.
9amit nun bas Qn6enten unb Der Huss
sen bieier sOttIt6en 8obItbat re9t melt
ft5 perbreite, baben Wir Der seiammten,
Inns anuertrauten 9esrbe bic eddie Der
bimmIil5en 9na6en eri9Iofen ; aber aud
fur bisienisen, pelde nod auBerbaIb Der
einsisen ar9e bss 9siIsS iinb, baben @ir
bic @eI6ente Der s6ttIi3sn Qisbe su ers
flehen niht perabi6umt. 0aS baben Wtr
in Der abf3t setbau, baB aIe Stdmme
unb g0Iter, i'm 9Iauben bur9 bas ganb
Der 2iebe gseint, in @iuem S3afitau uns
ter ginem 9irteu re9t balb p~eriammelt
perber m69ten. Sn bieiem Gimme baben
@ir uns BET Der Seier ber @auoniiattou in
flebentli6er Sitte on llnieru Serru sSeium
gbriltum 9ewanbt.
@ir baben ndmlid aud our triumpbi'
renben Stride bic ausen ~emporseboben uno
iene 9riitIiden Selben, beren berrli6e Eus
genben unb Wunber tn pOrSei9rtebener
@eiie bsreitS fetssitelt wareu, tbeils beis
Zig, tbsils ielis seipro9en, bamit bas
bimmliIde SeruIaIem NIT isnem, bas bier
auf gr6eu Uanbe,t, our semetniamen
5reube it4 uereiniSe.
I'm bas Bert aber, NIT 9ottss SRIfe.
3u tronen, wOIeu Wir uniere apOitOIii4e
9iebe aus Der Saus bss uubssreuSten setits
Ii6en S9ases aufs rei8ite aud iber isne
aeitebten &inber Der Stride aussieBen,
pel6e ben Cob Der @eredten seftOrben,
NIT benz 8ei6en bes @laubens aus benz
Sample 6ss 9ebsns seidieben unb einses
pfaust fnb In ben mpitii9en @einitOt,
aber nod an Ginsause CUR ewisen Gube
aebinbert perben, BIS fe Der rd9enbsn
S5ttli6en @ers6tistsit fir lire S9uIoen
9euustbuuns s~eleiitet baben. Die Vittea
frommer &atboItten, benen biefer unfer
Gnti9IuB, wte mir wifsn, bo9wiatcmmen
fem pir6, bepesen l1ns ba5u, ebenio ME
bic mttIsibsrrsseube Sur9tbarteit Der Stras
fen, bur9 wsl9s bic SeeIen Der absei4iss
bsusu sspsinist wsrben; por aaem absr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
Die 0Sttin oer 8ernuuft.

Sis fran3Ofi4e &epolution pon 1889
bate unter anbern ~traurisen 0erirrunsen
aud v9ott snttbrout". 0as gbriiten.
tbum purbs BON ben S9redensmannern
absei9afft unb an Steue bsiisn Der guItus
Der @ernunft einsefi5rt. Cine iunse
idSne Dame ifanb Bet benz Seite, wsI1es
Der r9ernunft" gu @bren auf benz Marss
feIbe in Yaris sefeisrt purbe, aIs neue
9ottbsit, aIs r@6tttn Der 8ernunft", auf
benz @Itare. &obsspierre, pom benz bieie
Sbee ausstns, enbste i'm Sabre 1894 auf
benz S5affot burd Ssntersbanb. lleber
bas gnbe Ter r@Sttin" sibt uns has Cage
bud zines itaIienif4en ar3tes fOIsenbs
9lustunft:
Nn einem Sommerabenbe bes sSabres
1902, 70 f9reibt berielbe, purbe i9 pon
Neapel nus gu eiuem pl0bli9 ~ertrantten
9aitwirtbe serufen, bet cine Stunbe Wss
ses e~ntfsrnt pobnte. Die l1up6Sli5teit
bssislbsn NOR ni5t pon 9ebsutuns; i'd
wolIte mid eben, ba i'd einise notbpenbise
Wittsl peri4risben, entfernsn, als man
mid bat, cine arne Srau, cine gngldnbes
rim, gu beiu9en, wel@e obne ishe 9iIfs In
einem 5ol3i6uppeu tobestrant liese. Sd
stus poa WitIeibs bin, abnte aber nidt,
weI4's bdBIi6es Sdauiptel msiner mars
tste. 8ie unsIidIi6e lag auf elmer
StrobunterIase, NIT srober 2einpanb be-
bsdt, wel@e iebo9 nt6t binrei5te, ibr obs
senustes, gang 3erfettes &leib uon rotbem
Sammt gu uerberSeu. Sbre psltsn 8Ise
rparsn NIT elmer boppeIten Gage S9minte
beIest, bic Ausenbrauen paren bsmalt.
Wit obnutd9tissr Iuftrensuns tdmpfte
bas beiammernspsrtbe @si1Opf sessn ben
Cob, benz fe, ute i'd %ertannte, baIb srIies
gen muBte. Sd ieste mid IN tbrs Seite
unb, ibrsn &opf elm wenis aufridtenb,
ftelte i'd mebrere Sruseu an iie. 2dnssre
3sit partets i'd psrsebsns auf 9lntpOrt 4;
i'd bsmertte baIb, baB fe ibrer Gimme ni6t
mddtis mar. 9IOsIt4 6ffnete fs bic
ausen, fab mid i9arf IN unb risf nit
BOILER Gimme in franiOfider Sprade:
Sd bin bic @6tttn Der 9srnunft." Sas
nit CAB ie ibrsn geiit auf.
I'm ibr elm BesrabniB su erwirtsn, be-
CAB i'd mid gu benz franj0fiden gicscons
full y. In Neapel, DOR benz i'd folsenbe
gin3elbeiten aus benz 9sben Der 9eritorbes
men erfubr. 2abp g., bic Eodtsr elmer
ber3osliden 5amilie In England, besab
fi9, II Sabre alt, 1889 NIT ibrsr Gants
mad garis. 2sttsrs iibsrIisB iid nit
2eibeui@aft ben neuen Sheen, ibr 9aus
mar Der SammeIpIat ber rspolutiondrsn
Sduptsr. 60 fanb aud bic iusenbli9s 81.
baIb @sidmad an benz Ereiben, unS Ros
bespierrs wubts fe nod benz Eobe Der
Eants, wsl9e an elmer @sbirntrantbsit
itarb, tu %beitimmen, einem iunsen gnsIdns
Der, NIT benz Is perIobt mar, 3u entfassn
unb bel benz beuoritsbenben Ssfts nadt ais
96ttin Der Iernunft aufsatrstsn, ppou fs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
f& ibrer itattli9eu Gisur unb Sd6nbeit

it@ ibrer itattlidsn Gisur unb S96nbeit
wesen iebr eisnete. 90 sei9ab es. Spa.
ter stns ite ais @attin eines itaIienii9en
@rafen nit bteiem nod ReapeI, wsI6er
fi9 iebo9 idon wenise @oten na9ber
pon ibr trennte. Sdamsefibl belt fe
ab, fi9 an ibrs @ltsrn IN aonbon gu mems
ben; fe ersab ii6 Der Iusi@peifuns, ri9s
tete fi6 sdnjlid gu 9runbe, uerIor ben
Seritanb unb itlrb eleno. BET ibrer Se:
%erbisuns mat etn eben ansetommener eng
Iii6er 2orb ausessn. Der ibr als 2aubs'
mdnnin bic Iette gbre erweiien wonte.
Our9 Nadfori4ungen erfubr er, baB er
benz 8esrdbniiie ieiner SusenbseipieItn,
ieiner einifiseu gruut %beisepobnt bate, bic
ibm pom &obespierre entriiien pas. Sie,
bic v@6ttin Der 9%ernunft", itarb uers
nunftlos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01

Sbr tennt, ~sbrparbise Sriber, bic 3eits
,erbdItnife. @uf Der etnen Sette finb bic
Reuiden pom elmer unbdnbiseu 2eiewutb
befeelt, auf ber anbern Seite ersiebt it9
Elm Strom i9le9ter S9riften. IS tam
faum sei9ilbert uerben, wel6en S4aben
biele tastdsIi9 ben Sitten unb Der &eIts
ston sufisen. 9arum isib eifrts barauf
beba3t, bur6 Bitten unb g%rmabnen unb
auf anbere @eiie bic @ldubisen uon ienen
%unlautern Quelen fern3ubalten unb fe gu
befern gu fibrsu. Sebr nitli4 wtrb es
fem, wenr unter euerer Iuft9t unb 2eis
tuns EasesbIdtter eri6einen, wel4e benz
non allen Seiten barseret4ten @ifte 5eit:
gemdB entsesenwtrten, unb bic Wabrbstt,
fusenb unb &eIision i4isen.
Geo XIII. oil bic portusiefi6en Sii6Ofe
1885,.