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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-11-09

TWAS oros supposed that scrofula
could not be eradicated from the system
but the marvellous results produced Dy
the use of Ayers Sarssparilla disprove
this theory. The reason is, this medi-
cine is the most powerful blood purifier
ever discovered.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04

The pupils OF the collegiate grammar
school, 24S West Seventy street.
gave final exhibition on Thursday
afternoon. parents and trustees being
present; the Rev. Il. b. Coe, ID. d..
presided and made the address. Reel.
tations, essays. calisthenic exercises,
chorus and solo singing and sword
drill filled out an attractive pro-
eramme. The first year OF this old
schools life In its new uptown home.
under the control OF Prof l.. @.
Mygatt tho principal. has been ex.
ceedlngly prosperous. Judge Henry
w. Bookstaves Is president OF the
board OF trustees. The school Is un-
doubtedly the oldest In America As
an organization IL dates back 20 1858.
when the Dutch West India company
sent out an official who was 10 be
schoolmaster on Manhattan island.
The record of scholars Is complete
from 1892 to date During that time
over 1000 pupils have been instructed.
Having. outgrown its usefulness as n
downtown free school the trustees
las. year made bold move uptown
and established select private school
The conslstory OF the collegiate reform.
ed church Is the ultimate source of tho
authority Of the board Of trustees.
kctV York Mai and Express.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04

Indifference to danger Is not always
tho form of courage which should en-
title its possessor to the highest credit
1t Is negative virtue as compared
with the quality which enables one to
perform a dangerous duty while real
izing the full measure of the peril en-
countered.
These two traits are best illustrated
by the old story of the two soldier
whose regiment was charging up a
hill ia a desperate attempt to capture
u battery. When half way up ono OF
them turned TO the other aud said |:
why. you are as pale as sheet; you
look like ghost; believe you re
afraid" Eyes an" was the
answer; ''and II you were half rs much
afraid as | am you'd have run long
ago" IL Is something higher than
physical courage. IL Is a species Of
moral courage which recognizes the
danger aud yet overmasters the sense
Of fear. When the famous mine in
front OF Petersburg had been COM
pleted and the national troops drawn
up ready to charge tho enemy's works
in creating a breach the signal was
given just before daylight the fuse
was lighted aud the command stood
waiting with Intonse anxiety for the
explosion which was TO follow. But
seconds. then minutes. then tens OF
minutes passed and still no sound from
the mine. The suspense became pain
ful and the gloom OF disappointment
overspread the anxious faces OF officers
and men. The fuse had been spliced
about midway. IL was now thought
that there was defect In the splice.
and that IL was mt this point that the
fuse was hanging fire. The day was
breaking. the enemy WIS becoming
alert ut sight OF our unmasked columns.
there was not q moment Co DO lost.
Lieutenant Doughty and Sergeant
Rees OF the Forty-elghth Pennsylvania
infantry, now volunteered 10 examine
the fuse. They entered the long dark
alley which led to tho mine. and with
out stopping to calculate the chances
OF life. calmly exposed themselves TO
one OF the most horrible forms Of death.
With no excitement TO lend them its
intoxlcation, with nothing TO divert
their minds from the fate which SEEM
ed to await them. they followed the
course OF the fuse through tho long
subterranean passage. found the defect
at which the spark had been arrested.
and made new splice. On their ro-
turn the match was again applied. and
the ira n was now prompt TO do It's
deadly work These men displayed
even a higher order OF courage than
those who afterwards charged into the
breach. - General Hordoe Porter ia
Century.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04
A New Conuudurm.

Those who have burned the mid
night oil In order to arrive at some con-
clusion concerning the hen and half
that laid an egg and half in n day
and half may find the following n re-
licf IL was handed in by journal
reader. who will be held rcsponsIblcs
"a certain family In Lincoln consists
OF ono grandfather. two grandmot theirs.
ono father-ln-law. two mothers-in-law.
throo mothers. two fathers. two ugh
tors one son. one daughter-in-law. one
son-ln-lnw. one granddaughter. and
there are only six persons In the fami-
ly.-LiHcola Journal
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04

Mile was just entering her third
summer, and her auntie was trying to
teach her her letters. The little mid
get got along nicely until she came t.
w. "Now say w, double you. d-o-u-
b-l-e-u." trying to make Il plain.
"Double me-" persisted the child, APP
parently understanding 1t so. Auntie
grew tired and discouraged, and final
" said: "Well. then, say double me-"
sDouble Auntie," quickly exclaimed
the triumphant little nuisance, and
ran screaming and laughing away
Detroit Free Press.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04


The journeyman candymaker has a
pull with his boss. = Philadelphia CAL.
Wouldn't II be sweet revenge TO lick
tho Sugar TrustP-Burispgton Free
Press.
A patch on boys trousers Is some.
.hing new under the son. Bosfon
IyaUeltcr.
1t Is not possible to meet with
plump refusal from slender girl
NeD Haren Neios.
Il say. my friend. Is that gun load
ed?" "No." well. for heavens
sake don't point It at me. '--Pnck.
Women are contradictory creatures.
When they say they will give yvu
piece OF their mind they give , On no
peace - Yossksrs Statesman.
Some men become bald quite carly
wills offered tor probate before their
heirs fall out - Yonkers Salesman.
Bill Nye has refused 10 buy one OF
his own books from book agent MIR.
Nye seems 10 be gentleman of ex-
cellent literary taste. II Rochester POST
Express.
The funeral OF a Colorado editor
who charged State official with being
such dastardly robber that he would
riilo cannon, was largely attended.
.IlushlIgtou critic.
II is astonishing how pretty tho
homely girl you have never seen can
look when she Is softly talking nom
sense TO YOU through the telephone.
somerUille Journal
Whom the pompous porter Of tho
palace car appeared on the scene. tho
little girl exclaimed: .'Ohi ma.
,ldn't know Mr.. Pullman was color
bd mani 7eras Siffings
A woman In the western part OF the
state Is now living with husband No
ii. In this case ID would be difficult
TO tell which Is the uniucky number.
Thirteen is regarded as mn unlucky
number, but we'd rather be Is than
Ia No. Is Is dead. --Norristowa Her
aid
Jones (who has not been askcd),
'Ullo! another of those big brushes ut
Lady Gatherum' where. I'm told tho
butler Is allowed to invite his own par.
ticular friends You were there Of
courseP" Brown (who has): Eyes; and
you weren't suppose the batler had
TO draw the line somewhere. "--Loa-
don Punch.
First Business Man (busy with a pile
OF lctters): Yes. I'm most dead and
my correspondence not half done.
wish l could afford TO adopt your plan.
You dictate to that pretty girl type
writer vat / snnnosp - Second n
NJ: Dictate TO her yetP Not much
don't We're married now
Omaha World.
Jinks was Young man who had
been married year. and he was tell
ing friend how diilident he was when
single. Were YOU much cmbarrass-
ed when you popped the question: "
asked his friend. Embarrassed? Well,
i should say l was. / owed 81. 500 for
board aud clothes and one thing or
other; and didn't have darned cent
TO pay 1t with. Texas Sitlags.
Wife Counting over her change
after making a purchase): II guess
he's given me the wrong change"
Husband (savagely): thought so.
thought so; that's the way my hard.
earned money goes. Trust woman
TO get fooled. Go back to the counter
and get il made right Mt once" Wife
returns to the counter and hands the
clerk 81 bill. Husban why.
what have you been dong?" Wife, |
Making the change right He gavo
me 81 too much" Husband (more /
savagely than ever): Well. by jngs
you are an idiot. - Bost0n Courier.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04

Twinkle, twinkle social star,
How ! wouder why you are
Der the vulgar world 40 high.
Like comet In the SKY.
With your belia-dopna'd cycs
Sparkling. animated lies.
Scarce charm but YOU display
Freely In your generous way.
With your ogIcs aud your winks,
And theatrlc sbrugs and shrinks
OF those shoulders which ~ night
Gleam like Parian marble white.
Making foolish minded chaps
Think you'd SNAP your shoulder. straps
~ you dared. and wrlgggle free
OF Jour scanty drapery.
Twinkle, twinkle, social star,
have watched you from afar.
Where the Jsaness< dor>s nlt
honnd the throne where proud you eft.
Happy IL they can but be
subjecis OF your tyranny
Charmed by all your WORKOUT wilcs
Platitudes and senseiess smilea
And 20 wonder begin
How You take so many In,
When you such humDug are,
Silly. twaddiing. social start
kxehangs.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04
STRUCK 1T RICH.
Col. y. ID. Houston Hits The Louisiana
Lottery for So 900

AS stated yesterday Col. ID. J. Houston.
one OF our most highly respected citizens,
was the lucky holder OF one-twentleth OF
ticket 7l,61S that drew the second capital
prize In The Louisiana State Lottery this
month. The day that Cob Houston found
himself made comparatively rich he left the
Valley on an important business mission and
has just returned.
Yesterday afternoon q Sentinel reporter
had tho following interview with the Colonel
shortly after returning from Little Rock:
III heard You were the fortunate holder of
one-twcntieth Of ticket 7l,07s that drew
100000 In the juno drawing OF The Louis
lima state Lottcryln
~ word explanatory. When deposited
the ticket for collection with the cashier OF
the Hot Springs Valley bank of this city. Mr.
Raplcy, especially cautioned against pub
licity OF the matter, as deprecated an ostcn-
tatious parade OF my name herewith In print.
Not that from an exemplary standpoint at
tachcd even the suspicion OF moral criminal
ity TO the act but the notoriciy Il would give
me- would be in the highest degree offensive
10 me. IL Is due TO the officers of the Valley
bank TO state that the affair leaked out IN
New Orleans such l. the systematic order OF
the institution, IL n almost impossible for
the holder OF ticket TO escape recognition.
The ticket was promptly forwarded tho re-
turn (S5o0ol was received without any delay
whatever, and placed 10 my credit in the Hot
Springs Valley bank OF this city,
ais this your first wint''
II have regularly invested small amounts
for several years, winning at different times
sums ranging from o. TO 500, some OF which
have been cashed by the Hot Springs Valley
bank. In examination OF my book, which I
keep In this business, lind myself ahead on
the May drawing over the duration mcn-
toned. $500. l drew a prize In the MAY
drawing which was cashed on presentation
TO the Valley bank. IL n quite unncccssary
for me 10 state that have the most absolute
faith In the spotloss honor OF Generals Bean
regard and Early, a. well as profound admi-
ration for them personally, aud that my sue
cess has in no manner enhanced an opinion
that already reached the confines OF rcspect
and confidence. have reluctantly consents
ed 20 this interview, you may state, but. a.
the affair has assumed significance. have
struck my colors and yielded 70 this feporto-
rial crudixion."- Springs (Ark.l sentl-
mel, June 30.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04

| tInued; "A tiny black cloud suddenly
arose in the clear blue sky. harbinger
| OF the swift oncoming storm; but none
noticed the warning. and the precious
| moments passed on. A wind arose.
gaining rapidly In intensity until Il
eliminated ia furious gale. The tiny
| yacht danced like leaf on the storm
tossed waves But. oh. cruel fate
| The tempest felt no pity for the two
hearts there. Amid the roll OF thunder
and the trIumphal roaring Of the wind.
the wicked deed was done. And when
next the lightning's flash LIT up the
scene. the waves were signing mourn
fully for the little boat that had gone
down. down into the grave beneath the
deep blue sea-"
Stop! stop!' cried Edith. "EunIce.
darling. 1t was n storm such as you
have pictured that robbed mo OF my
| husband"
'The-- papa - l. never - knew"
echoed the child. twill meet
hlm-soon. - dear mamma. and
Observation-Disclosures"
She paused. and her eyes fastened
themselves in amazed surprise upon
the door which Ind opened softly as
she spoke. No need for me TO turn.
knew; felt who stood there. Edith
alone had heard nothing. "Tell him
darling" she murmured through her
tears. 'thnt the heart gave him ears
ago Is now as truly his rs then, and
that when at length death comes.
will gladly welcome the call that sum-
mons me 10 you and TO him."
i gasped for breath rs she spoke.
for stranger had drawn near to the
bedside My father stood beside him.
1.-The pretty yacht went down. but
husband and wife were savedr' / cried
out joyously. Edith looked at me keenly.
'.SavedP" Bothr' She echoed.
Yes! yesr' said the child. ooh.
mamma, he Is here--the father / never
knew--and loved SO wclll" And pale
and exhausted from the effort she had
made. Ada lay fainting on the pillow
which was scarcely whittier than her
face.
Shall / over forget Edilh's eyes as
they met the loving gaze OF her hus-
band she had mourned as dead? Oh
tho rapture OF that meeting! saddcned
as IT was by the drifting away of lit
tie life SO near. so dear 10 both.
We sat by that bed through tho
whole OF that night--our Ada's last
night on earth. Long past midnight
she rallied from her stupor and faint
ly called:
lit grows--so dark--oh. mamma
is this--deathp"
MY darling my darlingr' was the
broken cry in response.
''Oh. wife. think how she has
suffered, rejoice that all pain will soon
DO past.
See. see. how bright--it grows.
l. slen-the northumberland 1t
comes rer--oh--the--b right--preity
light Mamma - papa sister - the
dark--is all gone now.
A faint z asp for breath, tremor
OF the eyelids and as tho grew light of
early morn stole In. there amidst tho
flowers she loved. Ada lay at rest for
ever. - Yankee Blade
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04
EXCURSION TO MAMMOTH CAVE
Via monon Route Aug. o, isss.

This excursion Will be under the auspices
OF the Monon Route, and attended by Prof
Evans who has made countless exploring
geological history.
schedule which will enable parties in the
north 10 figure In accordance.
From Michigan City 10 Franccsville in
elusive: Mammoth Cave and rcturn..SS 90
From Monon To Battle Gound inclusiyc;
Mammoth Cave and return ...... 70
From La Fayette 10 Linden incluslye;
Mammoth Cave and return. 900. 7 so
From Charlottesville TO Bainbridge in
elusive; Mammoth Cave and return. 90
From Grecncastle 10 Ellettsyille inclu-
siye; Mammoth Cave and RETURN. O 80
From Bloomington To Guthrie incu-s
siye; Mammoth Cave and RETURN. 90
From Bedford, inclusiye; Mammoth
Cave and return. .............. b 30
From MITCHELL inclusive; Mammoth
Cave and return. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 90
Rates from Valparaiso will be $500
Tickets will be good train CID leaving
Michigan City 500 p. IN. August 9th and
train CD leaving Monon IL 100 y. IN. same date
august 9TH arriving Louisville 6:20 a. IN.
thence TO the Cave: The Nickel Plate will
run special from Valparaiso earring Prof
Evans and his patty 10 our connection at
South Wanatah (J:0O p. M Tickets will DO
good returning ON all regular trains for ten
days.
For further information, securing berths.
etc, address Prof. Evans, Valparaiso, Ind,
or Il. .. Mccormick Gent pass. agent Chi
cago, llls- 1So Dearborn ST.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04

Customer-"Your razor draws kind
Of hard this morning, Mr.. Jacksing."
Barber-"Xes, sab. l done use 1t
on Sam Johnsing at de poker party
las night, an it amt got back de aige
yet"
C.-"Hal Was there trouble?"
B.-"You jist bet dar war trubbel.
Huh! When Johnsing war called he
had five aces"
C.-"Five aces! There are no five
aces in pack of cards"
B.--"Guess dar amt. OATS what
caused the trubbel."
C.--"What did you hold?"
B.-Only five jacks."-Boston Cour-
fer
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-08-04

81 have read every book In my hus-
bands library. / really don't know
what to do for something to read,"
said newly married woman to a
friend.
"Why don't you get another hus-
band?' was the reply of the other
party. The above is said to have oc-
Cured In Boston. T'er0s Strings.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
Surembureif@es aus @merita.
(Na9trG9li6.)

@ie unere 2efer f@ etSpner1,
meIbete unisr 2anbsuanu DR.. $. B.NSals
Ii3e, GpofoIti9er 9rGfect in Rorpessn,
baB angeii6ts Der Irmutb ber pentSen
&atboltten Noruessns, er se3punsen let,
bic Barmbsrsisteit In auIpru4 gu nsbn1sn
unb baB Ct gu benz 3uede ieinen Sefretar,
ben bo9w. Grit u. Wans auf cine Sols
Iectionstour mad ben Ser. Staaten
ienbe. @tr iuben p. Us. ben bu6p.
Germ Wang, Der inswiiten ausefoumen
1T, in Gbicago unb bsipra&en nit ibm bic
&eiIe, bic er gu benz senannten Swete ans
tritt. @orab besibt er f9 mad Rtlwaus
Zee unb Spar i9ou i'm 9aufe BET 0o5e
ln ipater S5autee gountp uno bic rlmses
esnb gu beiu6en. SIM 2auie bes Sanuars
f0mmt er nod Soma unb uieaei9t aud
mad Rinnsiota. Ser boGp. 9err lit Der
bsutiden Spra9e 70 madtig, cGB ct in
5erielbeu prebtsen unb 9orIeiunsen balten
Fam. Gr 1T Elm iebr liebensparbiser
SEER. Setne Ibrefe in @bicago 1T:
Grit u. @aus, Safe apenae, SEQ. 5lo8,
5pbe Bart, gbicaso, 81. @tr boffen,
Der bo9p. Serr finost cine CUTE Iufnabme
hei lu~remburne" "'~- MN 2ater.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
G@uinoiuGt aebetIt.

Giuem alien ArIte. Der pom Der Braris Suridee;oacu
lsbt, puroe ourt eiusn otiubii5su DliiRondr bic Ssi6rets
bun9 zines %etuiadeu uesetabtIii9eu 6eilmittelS iar bic
l6neue uno oauernoe Seilung uOu Observation-Disclosures,
Bronchitis, satGrrb, Aitbma uHo allen Salss uno yum
sentrantbeiten ausSebGuoist. Aud elm Nittel iir poll
tine, raoitaie Setlun9 uon Esrueui6pd9s uup allen Rers
peHtranfbciteu. Nadoem Der Sottor bic munoer6aren
0etltrdite in tuuieuo 6dleu erprobt bate, era6iete CT Is
ihr ieiue Rtt6t. oas Dftttel ietueu ~letoeuocu Diitmsuiden
betannt ju MAIDEN. Bon oieiem Wotiu uuo 8uui6 gs
trtsben, banoelte CT. S6 ienOe oieieS 6eyept gan; toitsns
irei, an ale, bic es plniden, in bsutidsr, eugliidsr uno
iranSofiaer Sprade nit pouer anpCiiuug Der 6CritCllunq
uno oes gebrauas. Senoc Aorelie uno Srieimartt, be;iebe
DID aIt oteie SdtnH9 uno i'd ieuoe cs ioiort. ~. II.
Nopes, l49 gowers Blot, Eodeitsr, u. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
Gan3 curiuis Ge6tsbegritie babsn BIZ

Gau3 euriuis &edtsbesriis baben bic
au,eritanti9en Ibuotaten unb &tdter, unb
bic Auslesuus Der 9siste lit bsBbaIb oft
einsis in ibrer lrt. 5ier elm bdbi5er
Sau! @essn S%trabenrau5 pirb uorise
Mo6e Elm sewiisr 9enrp Guiott bier su
einem Sabre 3ubtbaus p%srurtbeilt. gr
lsst 9Ippeu Elm unb fudt einen neuen
BrpssB mad. Der &i1tsr belt ii5 ben
gntideib bariber Dor. Iun aber ldBt
bsrielbe Gi1ter, Der ibn psrurtbeilt, ben
@uiott sesen Slrsi6aft aus bent @sfdrss
ni6. I'm fi1 NIT isinsm Mbpotatsn S.
{. Wcgtulip su beipredeu, iudt @aiOtt
NIT benz als feirsm &aubsenoiisn per:
tIasten Wcgop uub e!nem gepihen %. 6.
@arb, beiisn @obauns auf. ants,n
Worseus permibt WcgiuItp's Go5ter i6ren
Waniel pom Ssebunbsfsu, BET $500 psrtb
iein iou. sic a9tst Nufanss nidts brauf,
aber ipdter merit man ben DiebfabI.
Wcgultp ntmmt bic Silfe bes Sterifis
IN Inipru6 unb elliott, sur &sbe sefteut,
betonnte ben Oiebtobl un6 i1affte ben
Wcntel berbei. gnbern Gags ffmrbrt
@qtott, Wcgop unb Barb ror Dem Stabt.
ri9tsr, Der tte llnteriu@uns auf elm ipa;
tires Datum fsitiette. gtnen usrurtbeils
ten StruBenrauber iett man sssen Dirss
idaft auf fretea SUB, nun befisblt in Der
3sit Der 8uri9e ieinen eisenen Gbuotaten
i'm Sauie urb tOnmt nod NAL Dor
5eri9t. 9as lit ni9t libel!
y bus @siss iol1e girsi1aft srlaubt,
Zen mir nidt; aber obssiebsn bauon
itii9en &i9tern, i,;i9sn glisnte, unb
zen Spisbuben III Nqes m6sli1. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
Gin Srhrifs fuhr pom 8eru gottor

Bin SeSrids fubr pom 9eru Bottom
mad Der Stabt. 9n Der gsru Bride, in
bereu Ndbe Elm tiefer Sabniduitt lift, Fam
eine locomotive brauisnb unb pRifsub bas
Der, bic Pferbe purben i6su, ipranssn CUR
Seite unb bic aebn bis sp6If SUB bObe
S6iduns biuuntsr. Die 8agenbei5ieI
fubr in bic grSe uub Gisrbe uuo @asen
purbea bei5doist. Sim fGIinm item fam
o. 5eb,ids meg, Ben man, arg perIest,
nit sans seri6unoensm @eiidt mad
Slabs trus unb i6m drStIi5e !9i!fe unse=
bsibsn LIEF. 9eb,tdS mar geparnt pors
ben, ntdt iber bic Bride Su Tubren, ba ii9
elm 52gg nobs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
rcue Sprten is @iHcgs

.aOiSatsu fir afshor 9.
10 Gb. Nspno!oiou, ber cine Der
Der Oemotraten, Der anbsre Der
~.itansr, ~iireiten fi1 baruul, NET bic
9rDsit unb bamit bas amt erbalteu lou.
.ontas purbe bic Sa9e DOR benz &eferens
n bss Superuiiorsnratbes s. &uesanuer
Jsrbanbelt, tam aber nod ni9t gum @nts
i6sib. @m 9tsnfas uarb bic 9erbanbs
lung ~fortssiest urb es seiste ft6. baB 80.
Rspnolbion Der Sieser NIT l6 Stimmen
Mebrbeit mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
Nm Sountaa .. 0. ffarb su Bloom;

iuston, 3d., an 9irnent5iinoung, bic err
pirbise Wutter SmeIba, Superiorin ber
Oominitaners S9petern an Der FL. Dreis
faltistsitstirde. 9ie iterbliden usberreite
bsr 0eritorbenen purben auf benz 5riee'
bofe gu Siniinnapa Mouub CUR leeten
9tube beituttst. 0te ebruirbise Wuttsr
sSmeIoa bteB nit ibreut Samiltennamsn
Warta 9srSos, unb seb0rte benz Srben
bes 81. Domiuitus 81 Sabre lang an. sic
bat bic &rone bes SiumeIs fiber uetSient,
m0se lie ruben in Srieben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
Sisr in Snbuaue babsn mir bas Uni:

Sisr in Snbudue BADEN mir bas Uni;
cum zines Iopocatsn. Ser 8uride warb
por msbrsren Subreu in IutIuseSuftanb
ssiett, neil ct einen 3eusen gu falidem
gtos ~ rerleiten fu6te, mas uor ben
@roBssi5poreueu, bic i'm in gntlases1s
ifanb isttsn, fiar beuieien warb. Der
6erteIfeder ent;os ii9 benz 8roseb; bic
&Iase lit beute nod anbGnsts. Erosbem
1T Ct wiebsr tn Der Stabt, practi5irt 9es
iet, ais wsnu gar ni9ts sei5eben wdre.
Das S90nfte lit, baB bic 9ei6i6te bier
iiberau in allen @ertdtSfrciien bstannt 1T.
RatIrii9 1T BET guri5e Elm SrIinbsr, uua
bsnen 1T Maes erIuubt, mas auOern Seuten
psrbnt'r lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18

gDie Subea itieBen i'm Spielsn ben
spSIfiabrissn 8atrit &eneaIp an Der gde
bsr griten unb 0ocuititrabe ben Bferben an
&obiicn's @asen pI0slib por bic Sise.
Die Sufe ber Yferbe psrlssteu ben &nabsn
innerIi9, unb man ~slaubte, CT babe msb:
rere GnOdenbri9s, bod benz mat ni9t TO-.
&5nnsn ioI1e robe irii9eu 8uben fir
ioIde Wifietbater nidt ssfraft psrben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
6ploftoern bet 81. @tRea.

ISM. Siutrdser bat in IA Eassn isinen
Store susimal offsu selahsu. Die 9oIibei
fanb benisIbsn ieoesmaI urpsri4lofen.
Ber cine ioI9s 2anbasentur i'm Sopfe
bat ute 9intrdser, benz Tam idon ioI9e
Sletnistatt %beseansn.