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Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
Y. G.. A.


Mr.. S. F. Wilson, of Garden City, gen.
eral secretary of the Y. NJ c. A. of this
district, met with the Y. G. A. last Sun
day and conducted a very interesting
service. At the close of the regular ser
vices Mr.. Wilson presented some of the
advantages of reorganizing the associa-
ton into a Y. NJ c. A., and the subject
was very generally discussed. 1t was
finally moved, and carried by a vote of
seven to twenty, to change the organiza-
ton into Y NJ c. A. As soon as this
result was announced, 1t was suggested
that however advisable such a change
might be, it would not be just to mem
bers of the association who were not
present, that such action should be taken
without previous announcement, and the
action was promptly and very wisely re-
considered.
A number of the most active members
believe the association could accomplish
more good if reorganized and Y NJ. G.
A. and Y. W. c. A. formed; each
pursuing an Independent work; while
others favored the formation of these
two associations without disturbing the
present organization, and others were
not in favor of any change. We are very
sure the determination to reconsider the
matter was well taken, and that if any
change is to be made, due notice of the
proposition and the date when it would
be considered. should be given in some
public manner
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
FORD FACTS.
Spring and grass are with us again.
Election day came with its excitement.
Henry Rose has returndd from Illinois.

Spring and grass are with again.
Election day came with its excitement.
Henry Rose has returndd from Illinois.
Our farmers are nearly through planting oats.
Richard Boyd is with US again.
Samuel Brink has rented the farm of Mrs.
Shaw.
The Rev. Courier has accepted the call of the
Congregational church.
The Brunswick Hotel is to have a new register.
The citizens meeting Of Saturday evening re-
suited in bedam.
Reuben Small has purchased the undivided in
terest in the Hatfield & Smith store building.
j. H. Trebllcock was in town Monday and has
made arrangements for moving some buildings
The eucre party at G. II. Lawrences residence
last Thursday, was a success in every particular
Mr.. Jesse Trebilcock has returned from two
weeks visit with friends in Iowa. Mr.. T. thinks
Ford is good place to settle in.
Samuel Howley was the lady man of election
day.
Mr.. Burson camd 10 the front a 5, cond time last
Tuesday as Judge Burson.
Olive Baker has been improving his farm this
spring by fencing eight acres and planting large
orchard.
Mr.. Hiram Danford has charge of the Bruins
wick Hotel this spring. having succeeded Mr..
John Hughlett. We are informed that Mr.. Dan
ford is giving perfect satisfaction.
Arbor day will be celebrated in grand style this
week The Union Town Company will have sew
eral hundred trees put out. and the school board
will also have good many put out on the school
premises.
The Gray Brothers are doing much for our city
by running free bus to all trains both night and
day. This is not remunerative to the boys, but
speaks well for our small city.
The Ford Theatrical Club will soon give our
citizens another treat at the opera house. just
what the play will be, We are not at liberty to
state. but Of ts quality We can recommend the en-
tertainment to all our good people
Our city papers have finally reached the climax
In their controversy, which does not speak we'll
for our city, 1t lie now hoped the past with all its
unpleasantness, will be dropped, and remain past
event. Let the good interests Of our city over
shadow all things which are unpleasant, and let
us all work for the common good.
The annual election for the choosing Of officers
for the Ford Union Sunday school, took place last
Sunday, resulting as follows: ". B. Shaw,
superintendent: DR.. Crouch, assistant superin-
tendent; Geo. ". Anderson, secretary and treas
urer: Mrs Mari, Librarian, and Miss Lola Bates.
organist. This school has ever proved itself to
be nonsectarian and for this reason has prospered
when others have tainted and past from exist
ance W. BIS
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
PURCHASE OF THE w, & w
BY THE FRISCO.

PRATT, April 2.-[Special. IA gen.
tleman in from Dodge City says great ex.
citement prevails there among railroad
men over the confirmation of the rumored
purchase of the Wichita & Western by
the Frisco people. This line was owned
Jointly by the Santa Fe and Frisco, and
by the recent transfer the Santa Fe be-
comes owner of the Halstead branch, and
the Frisco owner of the Wichita & West
ern. 1t is authoritively stated that the
W. & W. will now be rapidly hurried
through to Dodge, as the contract for
bridging the Arkansas opposite the old
military fort, four miles east of Dodge,
has been let by the new management.
Rumors of union depot, round houses
and machine shops at Dodge are in the
air,-Hutchinson News.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05

We note that some Of our county pa
pers imagine the Republicans of Wich.
ita propose to bolt the nomination OF
Judge Peters if made at Garden City,
and run an independent candidate from
the southwestern part of the district.
Judge Peters has made an able and
palnstaking representative in Congress,
and well deserves the nomination which
he can certainly have if he wishes it,
and we do not think that the Republi-
cans of any part of the district will
have any desire to defeat him.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05

Some Garden City men are coming
here am told. Please send me two
papers so 1 can let people see it, aud
| will write you about our city in full.
| could write more thought [ would
give it next time. Please let me hear
from you. Direct w. G.. SYMoNs,
Oak, Seward Co. Kansas.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
CORRESPONDENCE.

Correspondents must have their communications
by Wednesday morning to insnre insertion that
week. Write as plainly possible, taking par
ticular paths with proper names. Write only on
one side of the paper. Names will not be pub
lished, but correspondents must sign each COM
smunicalion.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received by the nnder-
signed up to the hour Of two O'Clock D. m. on the
twenty-seventh (27th) day of April 1889
at his office in his residence on the
NV. Il sec. 10 in Fairview township Ford county
Kansas for the building offs
RRIDGE ACROSS THE ARKANSAS RIVER
in said township, commencing at the point where
the line between sections Nos. twenty (0O) and
twen-tyone (2D intersects the river on the north
bank thereof; extending thence across said river
at right angle to the stream.
The structure shall be q wooden plle bridge.
and complete plans and specifications shall &C.
company said proposals. The proposals shall
state the amount to be charged for the work in
cash. or in the bonds Of said township at par val
ne, and shall be accompanied by q bond with good
security in double the amount Of the proposed
cost OF the bridge conditioned for its faithful
ecution Of the work proposed, and the carrying
into effect Of any contract in reference thereto
The right is hereby reserved to reject any and
all bids. STEPHEN REYNoLna
Attest: Township Trustee.
W. b. LIGHTER, Township Clerk
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
SNYDER SIFTINGS.

Uncle Denis Conaway, who has been sick since
his wife died, has gone back to Missouri to his
old home, on q visit.
There was dance at Hiram Wrays last Friday
night
Frank Ridenour has moved back on his claim
from Dodge where he went last fall on account Of
his daughters health.
DR.. c. H. Beach is some better, we hope to see
him around before long.
The most OF the farmers are done sowing oats
and barley. R.LJ.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
CENTRAL CITY, NEUTRAL STRIP, |. T

Editor Dodge City TINES,
Sir Perhaps you would like to
know what we are doing at Central
City. To-day we got Mr.. Price Moody
from Meade Center Kansas surveyor
70 survey out Central City in the strip.
We have..64O acres of the best land in
the Vally taking in sec. %; range II;
township 2 the slopes to the north and
the finest view l ever seen in the south
west, everyone that sees it speaks the
same. We have all the stone we want
on the town site, the very best kind of
sand, good soil and the very best water
you can get in the west. We have the
creek which is called Coldwater at the
north of town site with the finest kind
of fish, the water is clear and very cold.
l think all the Dodge City ranchmen
know this country, they tried to keep
it for stock country, the grangers run
hem out when they came in. The
very best way to do is to come and see
for yourselves, then you will not be de-
ceived at ALL For my part 1 think
Central City is the finest place for
city / ever have seen in this country.
You will hear it talked about all over
the county.
We have got six buildings here now,
about twenty-four foundations, and
some lumber here to commence build
ing.
The Meade Center gentlemen are
working very hard for the land Office
here. | will say Central City is in the
center of the strip east and west, if We
have fine country in the strip we are in
the right place. The Rock Island R.
r. have two surveys through Central
City, it is said she is coming and the
Santa Fe will come up the creek they
have no other outlet to FL Paso, Texas;
80 you see they have got to come this
way and the company know it; We know
it for we have travelled over it.
The cars will be into Oak, Kansas,
by the 18th of March; they are only
Is miles from the state line now. II
they should stop there for a short time
we would only have to 60 Is miles to
get our goods, we think nothing of that
when We had to send to Dodoe City l2s
miles from Central City you see. l
will say from here to Oak Kansas we
have the very best kind of roads. To the
people who read this. please look to
your interest by coming
ct once and get your business
started. 1 have written this for the
benefit of every one that wants to come
Go get a start that has small capital.
/ forgot to say, We only have to 60 from
Is to 32 for water in the town site.
You can give us good puff in your
paper in this matter which you will
fnd true in everv statement. People
that come will find the place just as
have stated it. If you would like to
eet some property here please come and
bring some of your friends, you can get
Gome good lots now. will do all I
- 10 get you what you want here.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
DODGE CITY BUILDING & LOAN

ASSOCIATION - Authorized chartered capital,
ssOo0OO Loans money to its stock holders at 40
per cent per annum. Principal and interest pay
able in monthly inetallments. The safest and best
paying investment in the city. Stated meetings Of
stock holders 1st Tuesday of each month, at city
building No. 1. south Of railroad track ]. H.
Evans, Cash'r. 1st Nat Blk, Treas; B. F. Milton,
Atty. I'M BELL at Sun Set Nille Secy.
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Elan;er ber Conference.-The.

SoffsntIi5 miro Der lanse, LANCE 8iuter
uus nun baIb 2sbepobl iageu, un6 es benz
@arten: Qiebhaber erm6gli6t psrben, bic
Srtnssnbiten arbeiten na93ubolen, besie.
bentli5 .enSli9 porSuuebmeH. 0a3u ges
bort, 10 balb ber 8ooen 5inret1enb auf9es
trofnet 1T, bas Iusitreuen bes Wiites fir
itartsebrenbe @emiie, boS llnter9raben
beNeIbsu unb bic 9~eriteIuns fstn ~prdparir,
ter Saats unb 8Han3ens8 sete. Damn fann
man aud bas Qus[essn Der bifsn gobnen,
Der friben S~trauderbisn unb b~asisnise
Der &eiiererbie Rsntiib Snpicta uasen ; man
Iese absr ni5t gu uteI auf Elm Wial, ionberu
benfe baran, baB cine ioI3e 6ribiaat ers
items gu @runbe seben fam, unb baB man
s~peitens Bet elmer gu ret9Ii9en Saat
i6lieBIi9 aud bic @rnte in wenissn Easen
einbsimien, binter chamber perBsbren unb
idItsBIt9 CRIME SiIisnfuidts eintaufen
mug wobtuseSeu man bet wobliberIester
gintbsiIuus ldnsere Ssit binbur1 bic 5ru6t
Der eisenen Irbeit ssnisBeu tam; es 1T
aber betannt, baB ale feIbit seSoseusn 9es
miie, psnu au9 gum Gbeil nur in ber Gins
bilouns, melt better number, als bic i96nz
fen Sa9en pom Rartt. gu bemsrtsn III
nod, baB bic grbiensg eete an prattii9:
item sleid mad ber gefteuuns nit peiBen
Woufdben lberipannt luerben, UNI bic rdus
berii4en Spaten e%inisermaBen ~ab;ubaIten.
an eInem parmeu Sert9eu pirb man nit
SortbsiI aud cine tIeine 4usiaat pon
S9uetbs Sulat MAIDEN, immer cine einis
sermuBen s~intise 8itteruns uorausssiett.
gnbIi9 Ie9e man auf @~ntfsrnunsen pon
etua J SUB Stst;uiebeIu in siusn 8Oben,
Der In alter Rraft itebt. guf iol9s @siis
Uirb ma 3utebeIn BON aniebnIt5er 9r6Bs
unb gutter 9altbarteit fir ben 9sbrau9
i'm 8oriommsr ~erlansen.
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gls &aiier @ilbelm sinit sefrast uurbe

uie es fomme, bag ct ssrabe bic &ornblus
me liebe, er5dblte er foIsenbes @rsisniB
aus ieiner Rtnbbstt: vals meme Wuttsr
nit mir unb meinem betmsesansensm Orus
ber BON &Ontssbers mad RsmeI flob, in
lsner f4peren .3ett gu anfans unieres
Sabrbunberts, no Rapolson nit ieinen
Eruppen tn Berlin itanb, traf uns bas
WtBSei4it, baB elm Sab bes @asens III
freiem Seloe 3erbra9. Gin Srt par ni5t
gu errsiten, mir istteu uns an eintn
Srateuranb, pdbrenb Der S9aben 10 out
es sbsn geben woQte, aussebeiiert parb.
Weiu Sruber unb t9 wurnen our6 bieie
8eri0seruns miioe unb bunsris unb beions
bers i'd, Der i'd elm %tIetner, idpd6Ii5sr,
garter Buri9e mar, ma5te meiner tbeueren
Wutter uieI Gotb NIT metnen &lasen. I'm
I'M Iern @ebanten cine anbere &i5tung ~
seben, itanb bic Mutter auf, 3eigte uns
bic uielen i96nen bIausu Slumen in ben
Seloern, f~orberte uns auf, bauon 3u fam:
n,eln unb ibr biefelben gu %brtusen. Damn
uaub He Rrdnse bauou, unb mir i6auten
nit Sreuben ibren ssiditten Sdnben su.
Oabsi mo9te Der Wtutter wobl bic game
traurise Sage bss 9anOss, ibre eisens Be
brdnsniB uno bic Gorge UNI Der SSbne
Sutunft pieber etnrul i9wer aufs 5ers
talen, bsnn Iansiam rann aus ibrsn i9Ss
men ausen Ebrdne UNI Sbrdne uno fislen
auf ben &ornblumsntran3. Gttr sins bisie
Bepssuns metuer t5euren Wutter tief gu
SsrSen ; meinen etsenen finbIi9sn &nmmsr
pereefeno, periu4te i'd ite our9 2iebtoiuus
gen ;u tr6ftsn, nobel fie ben BON ibrsn
Gbrdnen sIdnSenben blauen &ranS mir auf's
9aupt ieste. Sd mar bamaIs sebn Sabre
alt, bod lit mir bteie ribrenoe S,ene rns
persebli4 sebIieben, unb erbIide i'd iest i'm
buben alter bic lieOlide, blaue 8Iume, 10
CLAUDE i'd bic Ebrdnen ber treueiten aaer
Otdtter oarin ersIdnaen gu isbsn unb Iiebe
fie pesbalb wte feline auoere."
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y ttttteS MI1srIet.
Sic dineiiihe Wfauer

bat, mad benz 8sri6te zines ameritanii5 den
Snsenieurs, Der bas Baupert aus eisener
Qni6uuuns tennt. einen Suba!t uou stpa
$4,000, 900 @ubitmeter, wdbrenb ii9 bets
ipieIsueiie Der Gaum:S SnbaIt BET sroBen
Bpramibe nur auf 241 900 @ubitmster be-
~siffert. Ste eritere Waiie piirbs our 9ers
fteIIuns elmer um bic sanse Grbe se3osss
mem Wauer BON 1,8 Reter 965e, unb 0,6
Weter Stdrte ausrstden. Der erudbnte
Ta9mann i6dst bic Soften Der 9insfl9sn
Wauer unsefdbr auf benielben 8etras, uie
bisienissn bes santen l6o, 900 &iIomstsr
umfufenben gtienbabn:R ebes pom amerita.
0abei 1T bas sewaItise 8auusrt in benz
tnr5en 3eitraume pom swantt9 Sabrsn err
ri1tet porben.
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Ser bon Smgo bei6riebene
Seufelsfii1

1T tein jdbersS ~llnsebeier ais DtdInria. Ob eieiss nun aIs
SdittsIfroit unD 5iebsr, soatse5 @sdisITeber, gltlsoers
9~r6Bsrnug Ooer iateideuOes 6teber u~uitritt. 9ie Ger ots
topuS Der 6rjdbluug, ialdgt Is bic T~ausarme I'm, ien
Spier ure Imtrtdt paSielbe mebr uuo mebr in i6retIi6er
nmarniung. @euu ibm iebot nit &oitstter's Wasens
SitterS gu Ysibe sssaussn piro, u~ertiert ieiut eutiebIide
SepaIt mad une an Rraft, idlisBli9 ldBt fe gan; nod,
uno Der etnltmaltse, SuleBt befreite 0uloer iubtIirt in benz
Setlble reuer 6retbett, bic CT Der Wteoerbsriteluu9 poll
i~tdnotser @eiunobett ~uerCautt. Nu6 Tpspspiie uno Ger
itopiung, eteie alien une unbarmbcrsigen Seinoe hes
Observation-Disclosures, metden uue mereen iblieBlt9 aus benz
Seloe seibla9en pom oteem &Gualeou Der Seilunosmitiel,
oereu es in her gbarmatop6e tstu ipeiteS 10 sroBarltges,
10 unuerfdlidteS 9ibt. &beumattsmuS uuterliest ibm,
ebenio Eterenleioeu. Yeit ieiner Slife Usrocu lberreiste
Reruen Dteeer rubt9 uuo tart, une uimmt bic Sdbistett,
iantt gu ihlaien uno nit Appetit gu eiieu, gu. @euoet Is
BET !3ettEn al nns uermetoet eGcur4 u~nu0tbise 2eioeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24

Sidere8 Wittel, UNI ben Cob zines
Wsni5en 3u tontatiren. Gs III binreidenb,
cine Yerion, bic man fir toSt bdlt, am
ROrper, entueber aun SuBe o6sr am Irm,
nit einem 8renneiien ober eiusm anberen
@iien pom serinser Oide gu bremen. 0as
@iien pirb 10 beiB sema4t, baB es 9ein:
wanb Ober Yapier ienst, Obne es gu usrs
bremen. IS III btnrsideuh, buiieIbs cine
SetunSe lang IN bic Saut gu baItsn. 81
bic Yerion tOOt, 10 wiro bic 9aut usrbrunnt,
obne cine Slaie gu tiebeu; 1T basssep Der
Cob III i4einbar, 10 wirb ii9 an ber
Steae, bic nit benz beiBen giien in 8ss
ribruns tOmmt, eine feline 9ei3wuIit asts
gen, bic ii9 NIT @afer (SIutwafsr, sc.
rum) fiut, elm f5erss 3ei9eu, baB bic
9spsbe normales unb ni4t bur4 ben Cob
serleStes Slut entbalten.
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EnInenAss Standardization.

Gulgenoes STANDARDIZATION, wsIdss
ben SOr3us bat, wabr gu ietn, uirb aus
benz &esterunssbesirt Grisr bsri5tet. Inns
ldnsit i9oB Der S6ritsr R. su g. auf einen
itarten Retler, uel9en isin l5idbriser Sobn
i9on anseidohen bate. &aum Bate 81.
absebridt, als Der Seller i'm NIT weitaufges
rifenem &a9eu annabm. st., als taltblitis
ger 8atomanu betannt, IieB ben Seller
bis in unmitteIbare Ndbs beranfommen unb
i9oB gum sweitenmal auf bsnislbeu. Qber
taum mar Der S5uB sefaIen, ais aud Der
Seller ibu idon Suii4en bic ::8eine fubr,
unb - 9ufa! sins bic uilbe Sasb log.
q. auf benz fi9tis babintobenbsn Seller
~r!iteno, unb omar uertebrt, ftatt 6es 3aus
mes ben S5pan; in Der Sanb, IieB fi5
ais perfecter &eiter ni1t 10 lei1t aus benz
Sattel, bas beiBt pom ben i9parsen 8ors
item bringeu, bis er enbli9 bes &eitsns auf
10 unseifimem &oiIe miibe, etnen 8aums
itanlm erfast unb ber Seller unter ibm
uesfubr. aber bsr idmarss @eiele maj
ni1t geionnen, ietnsn Bebrdnser 10 lei4t
fabren 3u Iaiisn, benin taum fi5Ite er fi9
ieiner 8drbe Iebis, ais e. NIT %uerboppslter
Butb aaf 81. IOsfubr. Oo9 aud iest
uerIieB uniern wateru Jttmrob, tros istusr
abseidoheneu gi9ie, bic @eitssssssns
mart niGt, rubis lteB er ben 6eiler berans
tommen unb itteS Tim bic @suebrIdufe
tief tn ben weitseOffneteu &a9eu binetu.
Dieter 3os ii9 bierauf in cine nabeselesene
6i4tenoidtuns 3urid, NO er uon R. NIT
elmer brttten &usel CUR Strede sebra9t
wurbe. Ser Gorfaa, pon einem Der bes
ribmten SaabmuIer wie Deter ober Spe,=
ling, gum 9esenifaube zines Bibles ses
ma9t, birite elm bsrrli4ss Sasoftit wers
ben.
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8uuSerlite g,eueu sreiansteu fid bsir

8unSerlide S5eneu ersisnsteu ii5 bsim
9ssrdbniS bss Saiisrs 8iIbelm. Inter
ben 9inbsn Tam IS spii9en Gurnsrn, bic
gum Spalier .aufmari5irt ba itanbsn, unb
Rrieseruereihsn, bic gu Sauienben anriits
ten, um ii3 an berisIben Stsls aufsul6las
gen, gu 3witisteiteu, ba bic Gunner nit
&e4t Der anii9t paren, baB ibnsn bic
Rrisseruereine aIe gusii6t nsbmsn pirbeu.
8usrit CAB 60 biben unb bribsn b6is Worte,
bann i6ritt man iosar gu Sbdtlidtsitsn ;
BITE Rrieser iolen babel pom ibrsn @swebrs
toIbsn @sbrau9 semadt babsn. Sie
S9uSleute usrmo9ten ni9ts aus,uri9tsn.
3uIsst muBts bic @a9e pom 9raubsnburs
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geitrafte Neugieroe.

Don Or. grcsIens benz S65iisommans
birenben mar b%etannt, baB CT i9 iebr Elm:
sebeno UNI bic 8erpfesuns ieiner Sruppeu
betiimme1te. 8ei elmer feiner bdufiaen
&aiernes& euiitonen bemsrtt er zines i96nen
Cages, bag 3usi Sol6aten nit einem
bampfenbeu &ibel aus ber &i5e tommen
unb ft5 Bet ieinem anblife i9Ieunisft gu
en~tferuen iu9en.
salt! Sinitelsnl 20TsI boIsn!" bons
merit sc. grceuen3.
0ie perbIifften Solbaten ieben chamber
an, unb elmer ftir3t fort unb brinst ben
90ffel.
grceQen3 oeriu9t.
rBfui Seufe!!, bas idmett ia pis SpiIs
uaiier mas 1T benn bas2"
rSpilpafIer, grceaens!"
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SiinftauienS Suaars i'm @aapaae1

U"HHTIHHTlHU SVHHlp III WIHHWUYtH
wurben neult9 in Hew Yorf sefunbeu. auf
benz 8ese pom Der gliap: Office mad elmer
llbrensebduierfabrit IN Glib rootIpu psrs
Tor elm g%rpreBmann Sebn 9oIbbarren i'm
@ertBe uOn ie $500; bic StraBsntsbrsr
festen fe an bic Seite, unb parfen iie, ibs
rem @ertb nt6t tennenb, in eineu Wius
pasen, aber slidIi9erwsiie sntbstts Der
9ontrattor fte, ais Der @assn entIesrt
purbe, uno ba fe ben Stsmpsl bss Yrobirs
antics trusen, p~ermutbete er, SaB ie an
gnbe etpas wertb ietn m69tsn. Gr mar
iebr er% itaunt, ais CT auf benz 8robiramt
b6rte, baB er finftauienb Dollars ssfunbsn
babe, unb mar anfanss burdaus ni5t ses
netst, ie obne Selobnuns auSSuliefsrn.
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Giner bOpon. Gin alter Bidder iibrt
bic Rsitaurattou elmer tIsineu g~iisnbabns
~itatiou. NeuIi9 betIaste fi5 elm iunser
&eiienber iiber bic Sualttit ses ibm uor9es
iesten Su4ens. rSnnser damn, rief Der
Ilte arserIt4, lid babe i9On SUDDEN sss
BADEN, sbe sic auf bic 8sIt famen."
Damn muB biss elmer bauon isin", meints
Der &eiienbe rubis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24

@emitbli6. Srdfoent: r3suse 9Orf'
moier: ,@as tDnnen Sie uns iber ben
9eumunb bes g~nsetlasten iasen?" 3suse:
vSa, wtfen 9, guer 9nab'n, er Is grab
nit elmer pom bic 8eitsn unb aud nit grab
elmer pom ben S9ledteten, wiisn g, 10
balt @iner ME mir 3usi!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24

8arud, wsrb' i'd Der aufsebe e &dtbieI
vWas ma9t Bueimal Stebsn2" - vgtu
mas fragile 10 tinbii9, as bod Buei mo
Sieben ma9t pdr3ebn!" - vSali9
S5wei nal Stebeu ma9t ben 8eisel
rein! !"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24

Go 1T fein 8unSer, baB Der &rsis
Der Serebrer o Or. gusut S6nis's
hamburger 6amiIiensW ebisinen nit iebem
Sabre Sunimmt. benn fe finb pirtli9 san3
ausss3si3nste 9ausmateI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24

Nidt genug fam ct. Satobs Del ems
pfobIen werben, benn ss 1T bas bette
S9mer;enbeilmtttel, es betIt Rbeumatiss
mus uno aue duRereu S9merten. gn allen
Mpotbefen Az babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24

agsr's Sairs Sisur wirb ais Elm uOrs
trsffi9sr GoiIsttsnartitsI unb aIs 5aarers
neuerunssmitteI anssmein smpfobIsn. @s
entfsrnt S9orf unb S9uppen sriinbIi9,
uertreibt bas SUDDEN anb aQs ausi9Idse Der
Sopfbaut, bef6rbert neusn 5aarwu1s, unb
beust benz Ssrbleidtsn unb Graupsrben
besielbsn NIT Si5srbsit Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24

9ie Sdpdde nno Wattiafeit i'm Sriibs
ling finb uur anaei5en elmer trdsen BE.
wesuns bes Slutes, bas burd ben @enus
wdrmeer3eusenber Spsiieu i'm @intsr gu
utsI ROblenidure a%nseiummmeIt bat. Oies
fem 3uitanbe farm bur9 Myers Sariapas
riaa abseboIfen wsrben, bic bas bette be-
fannie mountaineering 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24

Mus Grfabrung. reabeu sic Sbren
Sroturiiten ME gu Eii9e?"
vNsiu, bsnn i'd femme bas! 90 wirb
slst9 UNI bic 9anb Der Eo9tsr anses
baltsn.@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24
GtmaS Nnberes.

Sect muB i'd aber ssbeu.~
v0esbaIb benu?"
rSa, mein Sapa pirb b0ie, psnn i5
mad 3ebu llbr mad Sauie fomme."
Damn 1T Sbr Sapa wobl ein Gprann 2 "
vSm @esentbetI, elm Yortisr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24

ger Sbore 3ur 9ilfe seboIt werbsn, bic bann
ibrerieits uon ibren &OIben ntdt idIe6tsn
@ebrau9 ma9te. gs CAB seborise &eile.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24

9srIsumbuns wtrb auf Grompstsn ses
blaisn, wdbrenb bic @abrbsit ME ein
Sterbeseians uuf einer 9aute seipieIt pirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-04-24
Nnsiqlih. @ndpise Srau a,

Mnjiglld. 8nd0ise 5rau gum 9auss
mdbdsn): r9eIene, i'd Tam bsute ni6t
aufitebsu, i'd babe wieber 10 entissIi9e
&opfi9msr3en."
Sausmdb9en (mitIsibis): vWein @ott,
snabiss Srau, baB S5nen aud Der bumms
8opf 10 oft wsb tbun muB!"