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Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
IusIlcE IAMAR,S OPINION.

JUSTICE LAMAR'S OPINION
WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-Justice Lamar
ventured out this afternoon to view the re-
mains of the Democratic corpse.
Are you looking for election views?'
ooh, no." was the reply, Il have got
over that; | am not one of those who are
always waiting and hoping for something
better when they feel and see that the tide
is against them"
'sThen you think that Harrison is
elected"
Everything points that way, and l
don't think there will be any change in
what is now believed to be the general re-
suit. ! anticipate that later information
may make it more favorable for Harrl-
son. !"
Did you anticipate this RESULT"
''By no means. On the contrary, it is a
great surprise to me-"
"Do you think the tariff issue is respon-
sible for the Democratic defeat?"
mo, sir, do not; and / do not know to
what to attribute this defeat. In regard
to the tariff, l remember reading with
great interest the testimony taken by
the tariff commission of 1872, aud L
was quite struck with the fact that
there was not a single one Of the man.
ufacturers examined who did not ad-
nit that his business could stand at
least a small percentage of tariff re-
auctions. OF course a mans statements,
even under oath, are naturally somewhat
colored when they are in regard to his pc
cuniary interest; but yet AL who We're ex-
amined then admitted that slight
reduction of the tariff upon articles
employed in their manufactures
might be made without serious injury
to their business This is what the
tariff measure proposed by the administra-
ton would do. 1t was a reform measure
and not free trade BILL"
Justice Lamar had just come from the
white house. where he had seen the presi
dent, who he said, admitted that the news
receiv ed looked very unfavorable.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
A TERRIBLE FIRE,
A Rochester Factory Burned-Many Killed
and Fatally Injured.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, Nov. 9.-The most
disastrous fire ever experienced in this city
occurred this evening at the works of the
Steam Gauge and Lantern company. 1t
was located in q building of seven stories
with two easements. 1t was situated near
the Genesee falls. The fire broke out at
7:35 o'clock. About forty people were at
work, mostly on the third floor. The
smoke was very dense and the men could
not reach the fire escapes. and they were
forced to jump from the third story.
Fourteen jumped on the west
side of the building and were frightfully
injured, six of them dying within an hour.
Four others will die before morning: The
names of the dead are: Joseph Barnes,
John Gremown, Joseph Weber, Harry
Schneider and John Gall.
The fatally injured are: Richard Polish,
Frank Siddens, Daniel Watkins and John
Germ.
1t is thought that three or more are in
the ruins, including one or more girls.
The loss on the building is $4,000; in
sured for $4,000 The loss on the lantern
plant is $4,000, with insurance on the
plant of $4,000.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
ARMY ORnERS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 9.-One hundred re-
cruits are ordered to the department of the
Missouri for assignment to the Seventh
cavalry,
The unexecuted portions of the senten
ces imposed in the cases of Grant Lidwell,
late private company B, Eighteenth in
fantry. and Albert Paul, late private COM
pany ID, Fifth infantry, are remitted, and
they win be released from the military
prison at Fort I.eavenworth, Kan.
The unexecuted portion of the sentence
imposed by court martial in the case OF
Archibald Salisbury, late private troop K
Sixth cavalry, is remitted, and he will be
released from prison at Alcatraz Island
Cal.
First-class private Joseph w. Adams,
signal corps. Des Moines, To-, will be dis
charged the service of the United States.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.

Copyrighted. 1855. by James Gordon Bennett.
PARIS, Nov. 9.-The fair women of Paris
seem to be going mad over Prado and his
chances of being guillotined. This morn
ing the court room was crowded with
stylishly dressed women. Mauricette
Couronuean and Eugene Forster were to
testify against their former lover, and if
there is anything which interest the aver
murderer's mistress.
The appearance of the prisoners about
noon caused great excitement. Prado
preserved an air of disdainful Indifference.
He showed no fatigue. The sensation of
the day was the evidence of Mauricette
Couronnean, who was betrayed and aban-
doned by Prado, too When she rose be-
fore the judge she trembled violently and
burst into tears. She is young and pretty
and aroused general sympathy. Her
pinched and pallid features told the story
of suffering. With downcast eyes she re-
lated her sad story. Prado had ruined her
under promise of marriage. He had given
her jewels, which he said were stolen. but
she had not believed him capable of the
theft.
She denied Indignantly having been
jealous of Eugene Forster, but admitted
that one day at Bordeaux, Forster met
her with her lover and threatened to be-
try Prado unless he followed her Prado
yielded. She denied that her motive in
denouncing Prado was desire to marry
another man.
At this point Prado made a melodra.
matte speech.
You have lost. madame" be said
right TO our poor child. Over its limo
cent cradle You have woven wretched
plot TO sacrifice its fathers head TO CRAFTY
lust
Muricette described her interview with
Prado in the cabinet of the Judge din
struction. He had spoken of plans for e.
Gaping from prison. A letter was read.
written by Prado to his mistress, exhort-
ing her to procure him bull dog revolver
of large caliber 70 intimidate the guards
or Kill himself a letter was also read.
ssnt by Maurieette to Prado while in
prison, In which she assured him of her
unchanging love. Among tender words
were mingled bitter reproaches to the man
who had wrecked her life
Next came the testimony of Eugene
FORSTER. She is 4 handsome woman and
was elegantly dressed She said that If
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
A PROBABLE RATE WAR.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-The Chicago and
Northwestern railroad caused sensation.
today by notifying Chairman Fithorn that
commencing next Wednesday, its roads on
packing house products cattle and hogs
will be 5 cents hundred pounds from
Omaha to Chicago. The tariff rate on
packing house products is 20 cents and on
cattle and hogs 2719 cents, so the reduction
amounts to Is cents on the former and 2215
cents on the latter. A blow at the Bur
lington, for cutting the provision rate to
Il cents from Omaha. 1t is thought that
a bitter rate war will ensue unless some
thing is speedily done to avert it. A meet.
ing of the Western freight association is to
take place next Tuesday and it is possible
calm discussion may settle the difficulty.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
A MEETING OF LIBERALS.

BIRMINGHAM Nov. "a great Liberal
meeting was held in Bingley hall this
evening. There was an enormous demand
for ticket, two guineas being paid for the
best seats and the whole space left free to
the public was crowded three hours before
the speaking began. Behind the platform
was shield on which was inscribed, THE
Tide Is with U.s."
Punctually at 7:3O p. m. Mr. Gladstone.
looking hale and hearty, assembled the
platform, the audience cheering him en-
Enthusiastically. He was accompanied by
Chairman Oslet, Lords Ripon, Spencer
and Roseberry, Sir William Vernon Har-
court, Mr.. John Morley, and other prom
inent Liberals
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
EXPLOSION OF A DYNAMITE BOMB.

PARIS, Nov. "a dynamite bomb was
exploded in registry Office in the Rue
Boucher last evening. Another bomb
was exploded in registry office in the
Rue Franchise. Much damage was done
at both places. but no one was hurt
Nj. Marine has been appointed embassa-
dor to Italy.
The Patriotic League is organizing a
banquet and public reception in honor of
General Boulanger, to take place on the
25th inst.
PEARS Soap is the most elegant toilet
aiju0ct
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10

1t has been well said that locomotive,
in the raw" material, as it lies useless
in the ground, is worth, perhaps, S.; the
locomotive completed is worth, perhaps,
1900; 1895 represents the labor of
man in its construction. And 1t is this
labor, $11 ,995, in a single locomotive that
the Republican party wants and proposes
to see protected.-The American People.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
WHY MILLER RAN

UTICA, n. Y, Nov 9.-In a speech to his
neighbors tonight, ex-senator Warner
Miller, referring TO his late canvass for
governor, said II never believed that l
would be elected. l made my fight for a
purpose, and it has been achieved by the
election of our national ticket"
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
ZANZIBAR NATIVES.

ZANZIBAR, Nov THE sultan, having
noticed that the Belgian consul had en-
gagged zoo natives of Zanzibar to be en-
ployed in the Congo Free State, complains
that the constant draining of labor from
the country stimulates the slave trade and
the British East Africa company's interest
The sultan is alive to the fact but fears to
veto the immigration of the natives.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
In Desperate Circumstances.

Some unknown person having contrib
uted 81 900 to the Democratic campaign
fund. The Boston Herald gratefully re-
marks that the giver takes his place with
the anonymous donor of $12, 900 to Mayor
Hewitt's Florida relief fund. Mercy Is
the Democratic situation as bad as this!-
Indianapolis Journal.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
Fsu. Ceruan Neuppaper.

Tie first German newspaper wa Das
FrankfurtAr Journal. published ct The BE-
ginning Of the Seventeen century ~ Frank
fo-ten-thc-Nafn
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
IANDTAG ELECTIONS.

BERLIN, Nov. 9.-The elections for mem
bers of the landtag resulted in favor of
the government, the extreme right and
left losing seats, which were captured by
Moderates. On church and school ques-
tions majority against the government,
consistion of Conservatives, Centerists
and Poles. is still possible. he lower
house of the landtag will not meet before
January The reichstag will meet in
short time
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
STEAMERS COLLIDE.

LONDON, Nov. "a telegram from
Havre states that the Cunard line steamer
Nantes came into collision thirty-six miles
off the Lizard with the German ship Theo-
dore Ringer, Captain Myer from Hamburg,
and Chat both vessels sank. A portion of
the ships crew has landed at Trouville
The fate OF the rest of the crew and of the
steamers crew is unknown. The Nantes
was an iron screw steamer of $40 net TONS
She was bark rugged and was built in
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
WEATHER bulletins.

SIGNAL, OFFICE, WICHITA, Kan, Nov
The highest temperature was 800 >
the lowest 2S.7o, and the mean
$3.50. with high northerly and northwest
er,v winds. falling off gradually to fresh
at night: cold, snowy weather till p. m.
when the snow ceased, the clouds broke
away. revealing a beautiful sunset, and the
temperature began to rise slowly; slight
rise i'll pressure.
The maximum velocity OF wind was
y 30 miles per hour at 1:35 p. m.
Mean barometer reduced to sea level was
alta. m. 29930 inches; at 2 p. M .9.9la
inches at Z p. IN. 1880.
Mean relative humidity 50 per cent.
Temperature at z a. m, 290; at 2 p. N.
80: and at D. M, By.
This is the coolest day of the season SC
far.
The storm of the past two days has been
rather more severe than is usual in this
locality and latitude. The wind blew a
gale nearly all the time, driving the s'aow
about and drifting it good deal, moist as
il was
The rain and melted snow together 6 ince
the beginning of the storm amount to
l.2i inches. OF this one inch fell as moist
snow-about nine inches unmelted-the
remaining 81 inch fell as rain.
Generally it requires about 10 or IL
inches of snow to make l inch of water,
but this was so moist that inches of it,
when melted yielded inch of water.
FRED L. JOHNSON, Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. c.,
Nov. 9.-The indications for twenty-four
hours. commencing Saturday, November
10, at Z a. m, are as follows:
For Kansas-Fair, slight rise in tempera-
ture, stationary temperature, northerly
winds.
For Missouri-Fair, preceded in eastern
portion by rain or snow; fair Sunday, sta
tionary temperature; in eastern portion a
slight rise in temperature, in western
portion northerly winds.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
AIOIIce cOilnpSeD

LONDON, Noy, "a house collapsed on
Litchfield street today causing the death
of SIX persons and injuring twenty.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
FIGHTING IN EGYPT.

CAIRO, Nov. 9-Seventy thousand fol-
lowers of Mahdi attacked the town of
Wadai west OF Darfoor. The garrison re-
pulsed the asSailants and killed 5000. but
the Mahdists reattacked and captured the
town.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
xou nnst Re One or the Other.

Any man opposed to the protective sys-
TEN is free trader. There is no half
way house such as political tricksters
describe -Indianapolis Journal
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
JUMPED TO DEATH.

BUFFALO, Nov. 9, $3.50 D. m.-An I'M
known man jumped into the river from
Prospect park, Niagara Fall, and was car
ried over.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
They Chose Wisely and Wen.

Every utterance of the two Republican
candidates serves TO strengthen the public
conviction that the Chicago convention
chose wisely and well indianapolis Jour.
nal
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
Rough on the Democracy.

The Mugwunp papers ara saying NJ.
Cleveland is better than his party. Tia.
is rough on the Democracy. - Buffalo
News
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10

The first patent In America Was issued in
l7ss 70 Samuel Hopkins, Of PhiiadelphiA, for
an inrroyeusa. in tbs manufacture Of
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
MR.. CHAMBERLAIN'S DEPARTURE.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE fact of Mr. Joseph
Chamberlain's departure for the United
States On board the Cunard line steamer
Aurania, which sailed from Queenstown
on Sunday last, was guarded with the ut
most secrecy in fear that it would influ-
ence voting in the American elections
Tuesday A special stateroom had been
engaged for him on the Aurania, and he
secluded himself until the vessel left
Queenstown. His name does not appear
in the list of passengers
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10

Disagreable flow from the nose and other
symptoms OF catarrh, cured by Hoods's
Sarsaparilla.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10

The poynIax liss sor California. Or~roa.
" zss4sts-1s is<r5.o.y AID AL fss3Ee esxs.
posrsts i Tie Nassau. FsesAz. ~ 51ps.
k<.a.~" 49,
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
THE PRUSSlAN ELECTION.

BERLIN. Nov. 9.-In the prussian cleo
tion the final ballots make the standing of
the parties as follows: is Conservatives.
81 Free Conservatives, 9s Centrists, s.
National Liberals, - members of the
Freisiunige party, Is Poles, Danes, :
Guelphs aud Independent, Stocker, Rich
%irchoy are elected
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
Motor Line
ADDITION.
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HENRY SCHWEITER
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CALL AND SEE NE.
H. SCHWEITER
OFFICE 100 s,EMPORIA
s4Ch~tnEu .

.~Chsssnsts
The e X. & y ny, aRock Isssnf
Route. are ro~ running the mos, eiszaas
chsir ears between wichita afsd KAs.ss
City that are Esed ~ kxa.zs This e ;hs
oslly Iiae running chaif cars CT morning
trains 20 Kansas Csty. TITS = tie V1iy
it2s running chair ears thT11zA % Chi
esgo. Jh4s - tns oaly iise running char
cars u Iop<ks and -, Joseph Thls =
tie great hne h~.-ern wichita and al
point. north. sas: and south Gail az No
% K Douglas avenue. Stf
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10

On, ye who teach the ingenious youth OF
our great and growing nation, let them
learn the noble art OF self defense, as Sal
walton Oil is the specific for hurts
Two charming little girls were dancing
the racket" in the streets. What makes
you so hsppyn a gentleman asked. On,
our mas have thrown away all our horrid
medicine, and we have only TO take DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, and that amt bad a.
ali y
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
AN Awful DISASTER.
MINERS ENT0MBED In A PITTS
BURG, KAN, SHAFT.
One Hundred and Sixty Unfortunate
Victims Of the Terri
bic Calamity.
A Terrific Explosion Closes the Mouth OF
the Shaft, Rendering Escape
impossible.

All Efforts at Rescue Prove Futlle-Oniy
Meagre Particulars Obtainabie-
Great Loss of Life in Factory
Fire at Rochester, n. "
Other Casualties.
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
PHrIAprIyr4IA. July y. lsa

PHILADELPHIA, July y. lsoa
" ichsts EASIk, Wscnl;x kAa-
Gen i}s11sns-Fss sars seeu ora of yosr
Mortgage Lean kegsxtess s. the ofkne %
The PhllAts.Yhla Mortgage asd Trzzst Ia,
tbs city and sA4l - ob.lr~5 yos VI.
s<rd tlsis eDru.Szzy cns similar IL AL ~
sy<ct. az your eaxsSes1 eonvsz4ezcs. .af -
u1aln k<y~ctfsIiy yYsrs.
TREogcgE fgoTTTsGHAs
Ctr sservtAry
Wichita eagle., 1888-11-10
THE POLITICAL EXCITEMENT
TWO EXTREMES

Meon
We sell them blue black
which tailor to We
which tailor would
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&Iuabeit! 6Iuateit

Bel benz G.brau6 pom oeilmittetu i0atsu mir inns, ME
in allen ouSereu Sodeu, pom Der 8~tugbeitsH Isiteu IuFsr.
Die Rabuuus piro trosoem pom Sauisuom in ben gsiuS
seidlassu. SeOe meme GuadicIbsrvt tuost tbre Aubdussr,
isoer Sr. Gtieubart irgeuo elmer triigeriidsn S6uLs feline
G0Ipel. Sober 2Se5iel in Der Sumbuss GonGsttr Wiro-
%Dsui9itsus etue 3ett lang - obue 6ebIer sum SOTtrGs 9es
bro6t, Wobst bic Setdt8ldubiseu ben Ton a~Hgs6sH. SH err
frsuIt5em gsssnias gu ben uieLen beuttgeH Rags in ben
Slattsru a~ussSststsn Sstrisersisu itsbt Soiisttsr's Rassuz
Sittsrs oa als felt brei SabrSebuteu augsutetr belisbt, an
ertauut uro %empfoblsu pom Aersteu, i~uociirt Uon Der
Qrsfe uisIer Sdnoer, eeiu6t uuo gei5dgt BON Suuulioeu
%aIIberal. IS lit erwieieuermdBeu elm SpeSiNtum uHo
Brdusntiumittsl segeu Dtaldrtaleioeu, troUiide Suoiges
ition, acknowledgements uro Geritopiung, IS gebtetet benz
llmidgreiieu pom Rbeumattsnlus uuo Reuralgie Stubolt,
IS tit elm trditigeuoes uuo pirtiameS SarHtreibmtttel obne
SIeiheu. Rsruoieu betommt IS iebr gut.
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Seioen3udt.

Der lanbpirtidaftIi9e Winiiter Or. D.
2uctus bate benz SetoenSi9ter Su9uaIb
tn Reidenba9 40 Rorsen @i9enbeftanb
aus ben Staatsforiten 3u geriu9en mil
ber 3idtuug Ses @idensS eibeniptnners
uor 5 Sabren i~berlrfen. Guf @runb
ieiner ieitber sena9teu @rfabrunaen bat
nun gu9palb duf Der @eneralueriamms
lung bss idlefi9en Sorituereins mitsstbeitt,
baB Der 8u9tbes 9inefiden Gi3enipiuuers
slementare unb tIimatiide Sdwiertsteiten
ni5t sn%tssssnifsbeu unb bic Seibe uou ben
in benz 8sriu9swaIb se;i9teteu gidens
ipinnern, In @refsIb perarbettst, fi9 Der
bsifsn Waildnber Seibe ebenbirtis erpiefen
bat. Bel benz Rsidtbum Deuti9lanbs an
Giden slaubt er, baB bic Ssiben3u9t Bel
uns isbr Iobuenb usrben pirb.
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- u MIIerIet.
Nrabijhe Efer6e,

Die mobernen Mraber baben, uie bic
v3eiti1rift fir Yferbet. unb Bferbes."
i9reibt, bret Yfsrbsracen, bic atterbi, &as
biide unb Roblani. Die beibsn erffsn finb
sep6bnIide Oienffpferbe, bic &obIani ftnb
retnen 8Iutss unb ftammen mad Der goltss
iass pon ben 9is~bIinssituten bss Bropbeten
al. Wubameo, ersdblt man, ~lisfsrts einft
cine S9la9t, bic brei Sage b~ausrte, wdbs
rsnb Sieier sansen 3eit iesten feline Srieser
ben SuB ni9t auf ben Boben, unb bic St:is
ten, bic iie ritten, batten peber su frefIen
mod ~ ~trinten. gnbli9 am britten Gage
fam mar an einen 6IuB unb Der propbet
bsfabl, baB BITE Bferbe ubssSdumt unb In
Sreibett sela1en werbeu %iolten. Bom
slibsnbsu Surife ueraebrt, f~fiir3ten itd aae
oieis Yfsrbe, 20, 900 an Der 3abl, mad benz
Slufs, ais i'm auseubIt, mo fe bas llfer
srreidteu, bic Srompete bes Bropbeten iie
,uritrief. 20, 900 Yferbe b6rten bas Sig.
mol, absr nur finf sebordtsn bemieIbsn,
psrlisBsn ben SIuB, obne uur lire 2ippen
benefit gu baben unb febrten 3u ibrer SABINE
surid. Der 9ropbet iesnete bieie Stuten
unb fdrbte ihre ausenlieber ME bic Der
Srauen bss Srients, nit Robal, baber Der
Rame &oblant, mas gei9wdr3t bebeutet.
BON bieiem I~usenbltte on uurben fe pon
benz Sropbstsn ieIbft unb ieinen @efdbrten
ali, Omar, gbusg unb SaHan seritten
unb pom linen ffammen ale ebIen Esnner
arabiens ab. Die sroBe usberlesenbeit
bes arabii5sn Yferbes bantt man gum
Gbeil Der Experimentation SorsfaIt Der
gebuiusn, in Der grbaltuus Der &etnbeit
bss Blutss, gum EbeiI ber wobIuouenben
unb freunbIi9en Grt, NIT Der bas Bferb i'm
3eIte bes Serru bebanbelt pirb, mo es Der
QiebIins Der Rinbsr 1T unb sIsi9iam aIs
S%amiIisuslieb bstradtst wtrb. Sie Stute
bes Bebuinen - benu bieie rsitsn niemals
Ssnsits-seist ben sanSen S9arfiinn unb
bic Ersus be8 Sunbes; fe uirb ME ibren
i1lafenbsn Germ pom Seinbe iiberfaleu
Iaiisn, obns ibn auf,uwsden. Die auBsrors
bentIi1e S5pisrtstsitt, fi9 arabii9e Stus
ten gu psridaffsn, barf besbulb ni5t In
Stauuen ieten, bic 2eute Der Wiite sablen
oft ieIbit bis su 1000 3d., nur UNI su
binbern, baB cine bsribmte Stute an
Srembe ~pertauft uerbe. Man bat fe ielbif
5000 R. besabIen isben-eine unsebeusre
Summe, uenn man ben 0ertb bes 9eIbes
in 4rabien unb Sprten In ani9las brinst.
Burfbarbt fibrt sinen S9ei9 auf, Der
cine iebr bsribrte Stute bsiaB, moran er
has babe @isentbum nit 5000 W. besablt
bate. Dieie SbeiIunsen iinb msrtuirbis,
benn es tommt mandmal Dor, baB cine
3u9tfute untsr 10 bis IL araber uertbsiIt
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WpSerne &inoer.

Der tIetne iiebenidbriss Srans 1T nit
ieiner SOnne ipa3ieren sesansen. gIs e,
surittebrt, 1T serabe Beiu9 I'M Gallon.
Zine Eante aus Der grosin3 1T ansetom.
men. 3drtIi5e 8~esriBuns, bic ii9 Sran,
nit SsrabIufuns ssfaIen IdBt.
rNun, Srdns5sn, NO mart Du benn
frast bic Sante ben biloi96nen tIsinen
Sunssn.
sd uar NIT Warie i'm Tbiersarten.
limb pas tbateit 9u benin ba, meiu
ers2"
sd iab ;u, wie bic tIeinen Wdb9su
iptelten. aber i9 tam Dir iassn, Eants
- IS mar AUDI ni9t cine sinjise au9 MI,
einisermaBen babi3 %barunter."
0arOb alsemeinss Staunen, tnsbsion:
bere pom Seitsu Der Sante.
Srdns9eu, Der offsnbar bic geranlaiiun
basu sdnaIid ~miBusritebt, fdbrt isbr srnft:
Daft fort: %, bite iebr, i'm SinSsrsar.
ten baben mir Bel Srdulein emma einist
RIetne, bic gar nidt 10 gang libel iinb.'
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aEerlet Spak uno sruf.
@iener Sunfer i'm II. Sabrbunoert.

Cine iutsrsiiaute Orbre pom Sabre 1924
sibt ben Su elmer ersbe,sosIiden GafsI sss
labenen Suntern, iinsiten Sifi,tsren unb
6abnriden fOIsenbe gerbaItunssmaBres
seln:
vSintsmaIsn Sbro &. 6. 5obeit eerus
beten, mebrere Sfftiers an SS9fbero
Gid gu inuitirsn, item i9 alIbieusilsn in
Sttaiion bin ssueieu, NIT mdnnisIi9er
RenntniB unb Be,iuafon, pie ie aIemas
len bic Der msifsn Sffsiers oils gauaIiers
ritterli9 unb manisrli9 untereinanber unb
mdnnisli9 trattirsn tbun unb contentiren,
aIsbann muB bod uorpss ben Suntern, 70
ni5t orbentIi9 sebobeIt finb, aufmsrtiam
MAIDEN auf bic measure regulaire, ais:
l.. Stem NIT bIantem 3euse, faubern
Rod unb Stisfsl unb nidt ansetrunten,
Sbre &. &. 9Obsit nidt gu intompIimens
ttren.
2. Stem Bel Der Eafel ben Stubl nidi
wadeIn unb bic 5iBe nt9t LANCE ausiprsis
sen.
8. Stem nidt mad iebem BiFen t~rinten,
alsbarn man gu fribe uoll pirb, ben 6ums
pen aber nod ieber Spsis Elm WsaI baIbsrt
ausleeren; uOrnebin aber ben S9nau3bart
uno bas WeaI iauber abpii@sn.
A.. Stem nit Der Sanb ni9t In bic 9ors
lesei9liiel Ianssn Ober bic absstiefertsn
8eiue 3urii& obsr binter ben Gid wsrfsu.
5. Stem ni9t an ben Sinsern nit Der
Sunge fblefsn, aui ben SelIer ipeieu ober
in bas Gii4tu9 i5neusen.
6. Stem gu 2sstsrsn nidt gu piebii9
bumpireu, baB man pom Stubl fGat ober
item man ni6t mebren srabues ssben tann. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-10-09
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gsoba4ter, buB isinsm Seri4te unbebinst
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