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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02

MICHIGAN he's a local control and license
law, and parties are aligning themselves on the
issue of enforcing repeating the law, the
Republicans favoring enforcement and the
Democrats, aided by the saloons and the
whisky element, favoring the repeal The
chairman of the Republican State central
committee says 'Our present battle is to
enforce prohibition in the counties voting for
Michigan, as everywhere, the Republican party
Favors the best practicable and attainable
law for the reg ulation and suppression of the
saloon liquor traffic. Meanwhile let it be
driven from politics.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02

WE were quite sure that the report affect
ing the good faith, if not the good sense, of
the Republican members OF the City Council
was not we'll founded, or at least was exag-
gerated The action of the Republican
caucus in according to the Democratic
minority representation upon the Council
boards indicates that the majority look upon
their duty, as does everybody else who be-
lieves in fair play and honorable dealing. as
a plain, straightforward. businesslike admin
istration of city affairs. The new Council and
Aldermen meet tonight, and after organization
Mayor Denny will read his message.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02

MANAGER LOCKE, of the National Opera
Company, tells New York reporter that
while he has not made any money on his
Western tour, 1--WE have been doing missionary
work, for the Western cities don't seem to IN
derstand opera. At any rate they did not
seem to know anything about it while we were
with them, and could not appreciate it until
after we left" If Manager Locke has
the true missionary spirit his financial
failure is a matter of no consequence. Your
true reformer finds his reward in the good he
does, and not in filthy lucre
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02
Not Pleased with the Gift to the Pope.

Hebrew Journal.
We are somewhat slow to understand the pro-
priety of Mr.. Cleveland's courtesy to the Pope.
with an engrossed copy of the Constitution of
the United States. II, a representative Of the
United States government, our executive recog-
wishes to honor him as such, it is not he, but
Congress- who may decide about such matters,
for the actual power of government reposes in
our Congress. And if Mr.. Cleveland a faith
full son of the Catholic Church, and as such he
desires to pay homage to the occupant of the
seat of Peter-tbe Constitution of the United
States which is one of the most potential his
torical protests against the methods and princi-
pies of government by the church. is hardly the
present fitting the occasion and the person re-
ceiying it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02
Hon. John NJ. Butler for Governor.


Since it is conceded all hands that the
contest is to be close one there is very gen
eral feeling throughout the State that our
nominee for Governor should be chosen regard
less of personal relations or ambitions, and
that he should be the strongest man in our ranks
that can be induced to make the Who is
that mani Many think it is John NJ. Butler, of
Indianapolis who comes around with each
recurring campaign, whenever the fight is on,
without pretention parade, and makes a
masferful speech. His arguments are strong,
and he appeals to the people in way that they
can not easily resist. The Democrats have no
man who could meet him the stump An
other thing-in whatever he engages he goes in
to win. He would carry forward energetic
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02

YESTERDAY was great day throughout the
Catholic world, and especially in Rome, where
the ceremonies were brilliant and imposing.
The ceremony of enthroning the Pope was
one that will take it's place among great his
toric pageants. The Pope was carried on the
shoulders of his attendants to the High Papal
Altar in st. Peters, where he celebrated mass.
All the cardinals present and about $50 bishops
in full vestments joined in the procession.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02

ANY person who thinks that Speaker Car
isle is enjoying the holidays is very much
mistaken. He is sweating over the House
ing certain committees to do what the Presi-
dent wants done and others to do nothing at
all and at the same time satisfy the clamor-
Gus crew of Democratic statesmen who want
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02

THE leaders and managers of the Knights
of Labor seem determined to leave nothing
undone to hasten the disintegration and down
fail of the order. On the heels Of the re-
peated failures to get up causeless strike on
the Reading road they issue Gan appeal which
FOR downright asininity is without parallel
The abuse of '.hireling editors" who refuse to
ndorse their foolish course would be laugh
,ble were it not accompanied by insinuations
md threats that show its authors are as full of
malice as they are devoid Of sense. The APP
peal to Socialists, Anarchists and all other
SITS who are interested in bringing about
more equitable condition of society" to join
lands and pool issues with the Knights shows
hat the .nthors Of the Address are not far
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02

A TOTAL eclipse of the moon will occur on
Saturday, the 2sth inst, which viii be visible
throughout the United States. The moon will
enter the earths sadow at 1881 P. NJ The total
phase will begin an hour later. or 4:31, and end
at Co., while the moon will leave the shadow
and the observation end at 7O9. The entire
duration of the eclipse, therefore. will be about
three hours and thirty eight minutes, and as it
will continue during the twilight and until dark,
it will be a very beautiful sight. provided the
iS clear
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02

IF the indianapolis Journal wants a pros
porous and expanding union depot at Indian
apolis, let it 60 in at once for reduction OF
the duty on steel charlottesville Courier
Journal.
Thanks, we don't want any finer one than
we are getting, and the roads that are build
ing it have earned the money to do it with
under policy that protects and benefits all
branches of American industry.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02
The Fawning Lowell.
Boston ] Ournal.


Only an extreme free-trader. rejoicing in the
Presidents Endorsement of his views. would
speak of him the "best representative OF the
higher type of Americanism since Lincoln, and
follow up this extrao rdinary sentence with the
most fulsome praise. There are some millions OF
his fellow-countrymen who will not agree with
Mr. Lowell and accept his estimate OF American
ism as their own They are men who grateful
to Grants memory and proud of Garfeld's fame.
and they will look on Mr.. Lowells bold compar-
ison as something almost akin to sacrilege.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02

SENATOR VOORHEES, is going TO make a
tariff speech. He is likewise going to appear
for the defense in the trial of the tally -sheet
forgers, and what the people would like to
know is which Will be the greatest effort of
L.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02
RIanning's Funeral.
Washington Letter.

Warrington Letter.
II is rather strange that Daniel Manning, who
of all public was most opposed to public
funerals should have more elaborate mourning
both here and at his home than most dead
statesmen. The flag on the White House, never
half-rnasted except for dead President, was
Cabinet went 300 or 400 miles to his funeral and
the black drapery the Treasury Department.
was never so heavy. But, then, a dead man has
very little to do with his funeral any way
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02
The Boston Tariff Dinner.

MiIwaukee Sentinel.
The Boston meeting had very decided mug
wump cast although several efforts had been
made to secure the presence of representative
Congressman had agreed to join in the jubilee
over the message. but when the echoes were
heard it became the policy of discretion not to
talk to free-trade club. Only three unknown
Southern Congressman were lured to Boston by
the prospect Of good dinner. The real mean
ing of the lack of representative Democrats at
the dinner is that there is panic in the Demo
4io
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02

removed from Anarchists themselves. The
only salvation for the Knights, if indeed any
thing can now save them, is in disowning and
repudiating all such talk as that contained in
this appeal
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02
protection Helps the Farmers.

Birmingham. ala, Herald (Dem.1
The farmers have indeed pro6ted as much by
the protective tariff as any other class 1t has
built up the country and they have come III for
worse state of affairs could not be imagined
than if the entire population of the United
States should look only to agriculture as means
of support
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02

WHY should anybody leave Indianapolis for
change of climate7 Our climate changes
often enough to suit the most exacting taste.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-01-02
AN oUTspoKEN OPINION.

Richmond Palladium: The theory of fire
trade is a plausible fallacy, which has alwa ys
failed wherever tested. England has clong to i,
despite the ruin it has brought to the gre al
body of her people, until now the people are In
rebellion against it, and the government il
forced to promise some relief by at least q par
tial abandonment of its false theories.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
Som Sole beS Snltans.

gu ben wunberIi6fen @ebrdu6en am
tirtiidsn 9ofe ssb6rt, baB es benz SuItan
ni9t bsi9ieosn lit, feline snsise unb @ds
ide Idu9er ais nur eineu Gag am 2sibe 3u
trasen. Der 9abtidab pirbe elm Waies
itatsuerbreder sesen ii9 ieIbit beseben,
uenu er bteielbe RIeibuns aud uur 2 Gage
bintersinanber trasen wirbe, weBbalb er
jebsn WOrsen eiueH neuen 4n3us, iowis
neue 8di3e CUR Ssrfisuus baben mug.
@bseieben non ben &ammer6;enern, wel9e
tastd9Ii9 bic abssIestsn, nod p0qis nsuen
Sa3en erbalteu, ma9t bisie ieItiame Res
gel bas Slid" uieIsr 2eute aus benin
nidt muir bat Der Sdneiber bss Sultans
idbrIi9 breibunbert unb finfunbfedsis
ROde unb eben 10 uisIe @siten unb Beins
fIeibsr antufertisen, %ionbern aabuoie ions
itise 2isferanten perben in entiprs6enbsm
8erbdItniB bespeseu in Rabruns seiest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
Bon ben Sprafen.

9rofefor &trdboff in Saue purbe bies
ier Gage bon einisen Serreu in @ir,burs
UNI @nti9etouns elmer 0ette a~nsssansen,
bic ftd auf bic Jrase besos, wsI5e Spras
DE auf @rben pom ben msiifen Weni6en
sersbst pirbs. Oas GrsebniB Der 8ered.
nuus bes 9aIe'i9su 9sIebrtsn fir ben ses
nanntsn 3mst 1T f~olsenbes: Dime ie6en
8weiieI 1T bic auf grben BON ben metien
Wenfden serebete Spra9e (ieit tauienb
Sabren minbeitens) bic dtnsfi9e, benin fe
1T bic ein3ise, bic pon mebrersn 100 Mils
~ItOnen, wabri9einIi9 iibsr 400 Miuionen
serebet ptrb. Su weitsnt @bifanb folst
bann bic 9inbuipra9e (pobI ibsr 100
Niaionen), bann bic ensIii@e (ssasn 100
Miaionen), bic ruifi9e (iber 70 MiQios
nen), bic bsuti3e (iber 81 Rilionen),
bic ipanii9e (47-4S Wtuionen.) 9ors
tusiefi9 reben nur etwa l6 Wilionen,
auBer ben auf 10 Miu. sei6dstsn 0essrn
Der portusiefi@en Rolonten, bic fi9 absr
s~rObtentbeiIs einbeimiider Wunbarten be-
bienen. Dem 5ran3Ofi9sn ssbibrt unter
ben europdii3sn Spra5en In bieier gee
3tebuns eff bic finfte Steue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
Ser yGconomite JranGais" b~ssifert

Ser nGeonomite TrauGais" b~esiffert
ben Sdabsn, ben 5rautrsid burd bic
Reblaastrantbeit erlitten bat, auf runb
10000 Wi0ionen Sranes (l88O Wiutos
men Dollars aIio auf bas Doppelte ber
&riessenti9dbisuns uon 1871. Dieter
8erlut bilbet bic 9auptia9e Der seuerblts
den 9anbsIs. unb Nferbautrifs, bic felt
etnisen Sabrsn s~mpfanben pirb, iopie
bes Ridsanses Der @iisnbabneinnubmen.
Die ~ansesebene Summe ersibt ft4 aus fol:
senber Sere3nuns: @ans uerni9tet u
ben l WtQton ha Wsinberse; tbetlpeiie
perpaitet 664,411, beren S9abeu Der u0ls
lisen 9erni6tuns pom zoe, 900 ha sleidses
re4net wirb. 0en 9eetar gu 5000 Srcs.
seee4net, ma9t bies einen S9aben pon
1900 Wiaionen Srancs Isl, $50, 600, OOO).
Ou5u ptrb Der Qusfal bes grtrass sere9.
net, Der ii6 anndbernb an Der gtnfubr se>
ringer Weine uub Roiinen bemefen ldBt,
welde IN ben Is Sabren pom 1875 biz
1887 etnen 9eiammt6etras pom $500 Wils
Iionen Srancs (S526, 400, OOO) srrei9te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
Sem Decentralization Gouperneur

Semple pom Eerritortum Waibtuston
purbe tir,Ii6 cine tIeiue l1ebsrrai4ung su
Gbeil. @r tleibete fi9 ebsu fir ben pon
Der girseridaft Slpmpia'S Der territorial,
@eies9ebuns gu @bren sesebeueu 8au an,
ais er pI6sIt9 burd bic Intunft zines gr:
preBboten 9eftOrt wurbe, wel5er ibm Elm
3ierli&es Patet NIT Der aufi5rift: SIR
ben @eiessebunsss Sau" ibsrrei6te. Reus
sieris 6ffnete Der bO9its 8eamte pom 0a,
ibtnStonsE errtiorium bas Bdt9en ; buftiae
SiIbersase i4immerte ibm sntsesen unb
als CT bteie entfaItete, belt Ct elm reisenoes
- l1nterr6t3en in berSanb. Gtpas
ueritimmt sins er gum 8al unb feline b6Ie
9aune mid erit, ais sr erfubr, bas aud
alIe territorial 9eissssbsr, bic fir Srauens
itimmre&t ibre Gimme absssebsn batten,
in slsi5er 8eiie bsba9t porben unb elmer,
Der 9aaptweiberre4tler, nod cine 3usabe
pom einem S9nirIeib urb einem riefisen
% ut e" erbalten bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
Sesnaoisungp er 8ermrtbeiIten

unslldli6e VednHsr une 6rausn, bic felt Iauaer Seit
oaSu usrurtbetlt partu, bic OuaIeu Der SDspepis ausSus
seus gttttrs ueue SoIiuunS. Disit Suosps SoFinuua rein
CUR 6riht SewtBbeit, iaus has Sittsrs bauerne ausspeus
bet Wtro. Us srptrtt allen DpSpeptitsrn, wsI6s ietus
SlIie In aniprud nebmsn, Sesua6iauna. gldbunasu,
SoebrsnusH, eiufutsH IN bic SsrSsru6e ,piibsn ben
WtGbISettsu, has ueru0ie 3ittsru uuo bic S6Iahoieteit,
Welbs broniIhe SnbiseitiOn mad lid jisbt, psribpinesn
slet9Bsitt9 nit ihrem ~bosbaiteH aHftiittr. 8obItbdtiaItes
Der WastHmittsl! @eu tam IS 8unesr nebmeu, bah as
In 10 pteleH 6auen bauibare Bereetiamteit In 0eneu ar
wedt, weIbs, ~sebsiigt eurd eaislbs. aus irsi.u Stldeu
ittn Fob usrtlnesnH Rur Elm Richter idriitliasr 0aritels
lung psrnas Bite GuaIen Der DpsPspfe gu bsidreibeu, uus
bod limb ~eteitlbsl tn ben ptelsH 3~tueniNtu. pslde ben gis
eentblnitrH es Bttttrs lueesan9tu fue, nit lsbtuspoltr
hahrbttt stihileat. Ytrltopiuns, SaatnItietn, WlustsIs
iapd4s. VsaIariaftbT uuS RPsumatismus ptrbsn sur5
bahtIbt eebobtu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13

Sas a6ipringen oes 9eimes erfOIst
betauntIi4 Bel GROCER Grodsnbeit, ober
wenn pouenbs seIeimte @esenitdnbe Der
Sfenpdrme ausseiest finb. Sieier oft
iebr Idftissn llnannebmIidtsit tam bur4
einen 3uias pOn @blortaI;tum gum 2eim
uorsebeust werben. 0aS gbIortaIsium
uerbinoert ndmli5 ben 2eim bis gum iprSs
ben 3uitanbe ausSutrodneu. Gin 10 uers
iester 2sim bdIt aud auf 9Ias, Wetaa
unb bersI. unb Tam gum auftlsben BON
Gtiqasttsn benust perSen, Obne baB bieie
abiprtnsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
NGerfet Spak uno grnf.
Gin ueiter &od.

I'm etnsm 8erIinsr Sbeater war Dor
GINGER 3eit elm S9auipieIer snsasirt. Der
uneri60pfi6 In TtitteIr mar, feline &ouss
gen i6tdIi9 ansupumpen. ginmaI war
es bic Taufe ietnes Sinsitseborsnsn, barn
mar IS Elm Erauerfaa IN Der SamiIte, tur,,
inner wuBte Der arme Esufel einen neuen
Sorranb fur feline MISUNDERSTANDING
tsit su %erftuben, bsnn er tonnte nit ieinem
tlstnsn @ebaIt nt9t austommen; ieiu auf
suten @ein seri9teter Ourf peri9Ians
aIle feline ginnabmen. Sa er aber feline
S1norreret 3uIest bod gar AZ unsenirt
betrieb, tonnten fi9 bic &olssen 3eitweiie
ni6t p~eriasen, ibm eine 2etttou gu srs
tbsileu.
gtues Cages ndberte CT ii5 NIT iebr
tribisIiser Miene benz SsIbsnbarfeaer Der
~bstreffsnbsn gIbns, benz er er5ffnete, baB
feline Srau eeitorben iei - elm iton Dor
Sabren Dor ibm ssbrau9ter 9orwanb -
unb bag sr, I'M bsim gssrdbniB eri6einen
gu t6nnsn. briussnb sinss i5warsen @ebs
rodss bebirfe, er wi,be Seuislbsn nod an
ieIbeu Gage 3uriititeusn.
Der srOBe Rims puBte, no Der Seu6z
Ter binauspolte, unb iaste: v@ern, mein
Iieber g., Isibe i5 Sbnsn sinsn &ot, aber
i'd fir5te, ct 1T Sbnen gu wsit!"
Der anbere proteifirte, benn er wolte
ben Gof Ia bod u pertIopfen.
vSie psrbsn isben, er lit Sbnen ~ melt,
%pieoerboIte Der 9eIbsnipisIer, obne ienen
tnbeB ab5ui4reten; er i4IoB ii6 benz
sroBmitbisen Roaesen mad Der Yrobe an,
I'm, ben frasItden &ot gu boIen.
Die gsibeu i9ritten bic gotsbamerffraBe
entlans, gang btnaus bis our 0eidbilbs
srense, bann Ientte Der bsimtidii5e SeIo
bic S4ritte seseu @iImersborf - Der ans
bere trabte an isiner Seite unb perwInI9te
beimIi3 ben @es enbli9 par @ilmerss
BORT erret6t, aber man mar immer nod
nt4t am 3tsl. Der SdauiptsIsr i9lus
u gar bic &i4tuns sessn S9marssns
BORT Elm, unb has in einem @ei6wtnbs
i9ritt, Der ieiuen unireiwiaisen 8ealetter
auBsr Itbsm bra9te. gnbli9 tonute CT
ni9t mebr weiter: rSerssiben Sie", iaate
er, ii4 ben S9psiB abpii5enb, vaber i'd
muB mid a~usruben, i'd bin gang meg -"
vSebeu Sic" = Id9sIte Der Selbens
ipteler - I'D wuBte es, Der &ot wiro
Sbnen su NJ cit ietn!"
IS uerifsbt ii6 pom ieIbit, baB Der ibers
ltitete S9laumeter fiir ben au~saebebuten
Spa5isrsans i'm bies cine WiaI nod entipre.
9enb enti3abist purbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
@urft fpieoer 8urif.

Srau: v9teie, On bift i5redIi5 Guss
i9Idsit Ou entSuet! Sat Du nidt eben
uteber bteie Senteri9eibe etnseitoBen? 2"
- 2teie: yNa, Der @Iaier muB aud Lee
ber!" - Srau: so metnit Du? = 0u
sebif Worsen!" = 2teie: vSa, aber Sic
ftnb bod fdredli9, baB sic elm OtenftmdSs
den wesiasen, bIoB neil es cine Geniters
ideibe entSpet sema9t batl" - Srau:
Sea, sin auOerss 0isuitmab4sn piu aud
lebeu! I"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
Sm Saaa, Der &sibeni beg R6nias,

Sm UuuB' WF VeT'0e15 UeS JFU"'BS,
pom 9olanb, eridetnt felt einissn @oden
rOer anar5if, Organ fir 9OttIoie, Rss
s~ierunesIoie unb 8efsIois" NIT einem
i9rstli6en @abIipru5. Oas glatt pirb
unentseItlt9 pertbeilt. Wau uermutbst,
baB bic Soften besieIben BON benz SIbrer
ber Qnar6titsn bsitrittsn werben, pon benz
iebr reideu 0outsla Nieupenbuis. Ssrs
ielbe mar, nadbem er uesen Waieitdtsbes
le~ibtsuns feline Sait absebist, mad Der
S@peiS sereiit, unb bdlt iest wieber In
iosialiiii9e 8ortrdse. St mar fribsr pros
teItmttider Yreoiger.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
BiittteS MIlerIet.
@eiaerl aus aebranntem Shon.

Der Ebonpaarenfabrit o 2ubwis
&obrmann au &ruui9wis bel Wostau 1T
bic 9erteauns BON 9eisen aus s%ebranntem
Gboue ssIunsen, bic ii9 mad 3uuerldifsen
Seri9ten als tlansuOae unb ansenebm gu
iptelenbe Snftrumente eruteien baben unb
bereits mebrfa3 In @oncerten benust wors
ben finb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
SCI Grunb. Gin grsieber, Der feline

Ser Grunb. Gin @rsteber, Der isinsm
S0sIinss ben 9runbias Der beuti6en
&e4ti4reibuns pom Der abftummuns ers
tIdrte, bemertte, man miiiIe Elm Il in allen
ienen @Ortern idreiben, weI5e pom iolden
bertommen, bic NIT einem u ssi9rieben
werben. Der Snabe, weI5er uon benz 2sb:
rer ssfrast wurbe, Oh er btes ueritebe. usrs
fi4erte, er babe es gut bssriffen. als er
aber IN einem nadber pom 9ebrer bictirtsn
Sase bus @ort WtI9 NIT sinsm Il i9rieb,
fragile i'm berislbs nm ben 9runb. -
rNun", perieste ber Rnabe gang main, bic
Wsil4 tommt ia BON Der Cub ber." (&ub
elm Wort NIT ru".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
I'm @aibinatou fol- i'm Sabre 1889

JH UuIUlHgluH Iuu tut Sa9re 1853
cine internationuler &ousreB itattinben,
UNI NIT allen ieefabrerben RationaIttdten
semeini6uftIi6e Signuls CUR Sermetouns
BON S4iffs3uiammenftOssn auf bsber See
gu uereinbaren. Die abii4t bteiss &ons
srefss 1T iebr l0bIi6, aber ebenio b6dif
beoauerli9, baB nur wentse amsritanii9e
S4iffe in bic Gage tommen perben, pon
bieiem tnternationaleu Signal 9ebraud
gu MAIDEN, ba bic 3abl Der ameritanii9en
S3eanbampfer eine perl9win6enb tIeine 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
ans BEN &eierenbarsG ramen mir

Gus BEN IeferenbarsG ramen pirb
folsenbe bubble @piiobs srsabIt. grofeis
for o.. 1T In Berlin ais Der Iiebenswirs
btsite unb miIbsits graminator betanrt.
Neuli6 fraste berisIbe. einen &s9tstanbis
baten mad Der RaroIina, unb pssbalb bas
9eiesbu4 oteiea Hamen TRACE. Die glnts
mort lautete ri9tis: r@eil &aiisr &arl
fe e%rlafen bat" - vllnb psl9er &arI
mar bas9~ fraste Der Yrofehor meter unb
ma4te bann, ais Der v@eprifts~ ni9ts AZ
erpibern wuBte, bsmieIben Elm tlsinss Seis
den, inbem er bic finf Singer isinsr Sanb
pie unwiatirIi9 Dor feline vbobs Stirne"
lsste. vGun, wel9sr &arl maj esq"
frasts nod Elm Wal Der YrofsFor, Der
Serr Ranbibat absr mar nun vbabiutsrs
sstommsn" unb srpibsrts: vRarI, Der -
RabIel@
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
Sn Gun 6rancisto purSs ber 9inef:

i4e 9eri4tssO oameti9er See Suous am
abenb bes 81. Sebruar I'M gbinefi9ens
8iertel iberfalen unb nit @iisnfansen
unb S4lasrinsen nabe3u gu Eobe sepriis
seIt. Ste llria9e bes l1eberfaass mar,
baB er bas absesebene 3eusnis sessn ben
beri4ttsten Infibrer Der 9inefiden Eobts
i6ldser See @bud rt@tis iiberissts, unb
babur4 81 beien 9erurtbeiluna gum Sobe
beitrus. Bier pon Der Eobi9ldserbanbe
finb wesen bes lleberfaas psrbaftst pors
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13

SIN Sriiblins nebme man 9lpsr's Gar.
iapartla elm, UNI bas gIut gu rsinisen, ben
ROrper gu itdrtsu, bic 9eber our Sbdiisteit
unsuressn unb in Der sansen R0rpermas
i4ine sinen ssiunbsn unb trdftiseu 3utanb
ber,uitaIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13

Sic auBerurSentlide Seliebtbeit uOn
Gper's @berrp Electoral 1T bic natirIi1e
SpIse bauOn, baB ss ieit msbr aIs pi.rBis
Snbren BON ueritdnbisen 2eutsn ssbrau1t
tutrb. IS bat fd unbeitrittsn ais bas bette
betannte Rittel sesen @rtdltuns. Sufeu
unb ale arten Don %2unsenletben erpisien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-03-13
Sinnfprhde.

~"f"st~s
2aut cine Gimme ipri9t:
8eridum' bas @ute nt9t,
@rfiIe beine Yfli9t
limb iir9te bas 9eri9t!
Bie eth &tnb senteBe bic Sreube,
@te Elm Weann ertrase ben S@mer3;
Wei9 wie warmes Wa9s Jet beute,
ROrsen sbern unO eiiern betn 9sr3.
@intra9t erndbrt,
3pietra9t per3ebrt.
nt6t In, Staube pte elm Ebter,
Der &opf fbt ia mad Obsn Dir.