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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19
THE MARlPOSA.

The r. M. S. Marippsa arrived
rather unexpectedly in port at IL
O'Clock Friday morning. Captain
Hayward was in command and fine
weather was experienced the whole
of the trip. She had two steerage
passengers for this port and 23
cabin and ~ steerage in transit.
The Mariposa resumed her voyage
early this morning.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19
AUSTRALIAN MAILS,

A dispatch from London, dated,
October oath says: The Canadian
Government is willing to grant a
subsidy of f25, 900 for fortnightly
Australian mail service, and f15, 900
for monthly one. Mr.. Raikes,
Postmaster-General, has expressed
himself favorable to the delivery of
mails at Vancouver instead of at
San Francisco.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.

The following account of the mar
riage of Mr.. Hatch to Miss Hawes.
is from the San Francisco "Alta:"
The residence of Col. and Mrs. A.
G. Hawes was the scene of lovely
wedding last Wednesday evening,
the contracting parties being Miss
Alice Hawes and Frank M. Hatch
of Honolulu. The residence was
beautifully decorated with flowers
and ferns by Miss Mary Bates. The
wedding bower was of course in Il q
bay window of the drawing room,
where pretty background was
formed of clusters of yellow chry-
santhemums and ferns laid against
the curtains. Overhead were three
large wreaths of yellow and russell
colored chrysanthemums suspended
by loops and streamers Of narrow
gold and red colored silk. The
wooden mantel at the side was set
with tall sprays of ferns and masses
of chrysanthemums, fringed with
umbrella grass and encompassed by
bands of yellow silk. In addition
to all of this were numerous hand
some baskets of roses and other
flowers which had been sent as gifts
from friends.
At $3.50 O'Clock the parlors were
filed with guests, and as the or
chestra played the wedding march
the bridal party appeared. Mr..
James ID. Phelan and Mr.. Harry
Durbrow held back the silken rib
bons, making an avenue through
which they walked.
Miss Mamie Josselyn and Master
Alexander G. Hawes, Jr., led the
way, followed by the maid of honor,
Miss Jessie Kaufman, and the
bride who was escorted by her
father. The groom and his best
man Mr.. Chas. Deering, Of Homo
lulu, had preceded them with the
minister, Rev. Hiram w. Beers, of
Trinity Church. The ceremony was
very impressive, and was followed
by the sincere congratulations of all
present. The remainder of the
evening was devoted to dancing and
the enjoyment of an elaborate sup
per. The happy couple were well
remembered in the way of presents,
all of which were elegant and costly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch have gone to
Europe to travel until next June,
when they will 60 to Honolulu to
reside permanently.
The bride looked lovely in q
beautiful toilet of white brocaded
surah, made with long court train
and trimmed elaborately with cas-
cades of point lace. A filmy veil of
white tulle fell to the end of the
train from the coiffure, and was
confined in place by an elegant dia-
mond star. At her corsage was a
diamond pin, and she carried
hand bouquet of Niphetos roses.
| Tho fret oonf;nn % 4ha n.a.,.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19
ACCIDENT.

BY the w. G. Hall news was receiv-
ed of terrible accident which took
place at Honokaa, Hawaii, ON the
9TH. A native was fishing with giant
powder, when his right hand was
blown off, the left hand was injured
and his breast and face were hurt.
He was not expected to live.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19
A WONDERFUL TROUPE.
THE sILBoNs' PERFORMANCE AT THE
OPERA HOUSE.

Despite the heavy rain Thursday
there was a very good audience pre-
sent at the Hawaiian Opera House
in the evening to witness the first
performance by the Gaylord and
Silbon troupe. Without doubt it is
the finest company of its kind that
has ever visited Honolulu, some of
the acts done being startling in the
extreme, but all performed with the
greatest ease and precision. The
programme opened with a panto-
mine entitled, Rendezvous, or love
in all corners" which kept the au-
dience in one continued roar of
laughter from beginning to end.
Next appeared four of the Silbons
with very clever performance on
two rings and for which they were
loudly applauded. The Dale broth
ers appeared in a double capacity
during the evening, first as acrobats
when they presented some most diff
ficult feats, and next as clowns. In
the latter capacity they were ex-
ceedingly clever and at the same
time comical, keeping the audience
in good humor. They did all sorts
of tricks with large and small balls,
knives, plates and hats. One of
them from the balcony threw five
hats which were all planted on the
head of the other who was on the
stage. They were deservedly apa
plauded. Moulton and Dashway's
performance on the three fixed bars
was something entirely new, and
should be seen to be appreciated. 1t
is almost impossible to describe
what these two men did. One of
them weighs 2l5 pounds, but his
movements are wonderfully quick
and his skill very great. They were
recalled three times. Edwardo's 8
walking on tight wire was neat and
gracefully done.
But "the" event of the evening
was the trapeze performance by the
five Silbons. Three of them went
through series of difficult move
ments on trapezes fixed just inside
of the proseenium. Another occu-
pied trapeze few feet below and
while hanging from it by the legs,
caught Walter ISilbon, who swung
from trapeze near the balcony, by
the hands, the feat drawing forth
tumultuous applause. The second
time it was done Walter turned a
double somersault in the air before
being caught. 1t may we'll be term
ed "the greatest aerial act in the
world" Ida Victoria gave a reci-
tation "Shoe black" and a panto-
mimic novelty "The three rivals
closed the evenings entertainment.
Friday evening tire performance
was repeated and was up to the
standard of the previous evening.
The audience was a good one and
testified its appreciation by repeated
| bursts of applause.
This evening the company APP
pears again and should be rewarded
with bumper house, their perform
ance warranting nothing less. Re-
served seats can be obtained at l..
j. Levey's salesroom.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19
AQUATIC NOTES.

II. G.. Searle beat Peter Kemp by
twenty lengths, in the race for the
championship of the world, October
27th. Kemp had no show at all
On the 29th, at Sydney, Kemp
beat Neil NIatterson, in a race for
$1,000 side.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19

The Pope has received gift of a
million of dollars from India and
Australia.
The Cars visit to the Crimea has
added significant interest to the
Eastern question.
The marriage of Prince Alexander
of Battenberg TO Princess Victoria
OF Germany will probably take place
at Windsor.
There was an explosion in mine
at Lockhanen, Pa, Nov. 4th, 16
persons were killed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19

The first three take the prizes in
the order given above, the score be-
ing judged by Creedmoor rules.
MATCH NO. 3.
Citizens Match: Open to all
comers, except j. Brodie, j. Roth
well, G. b. Wilson, f, Hustace, j.
II. Fisher, w. G. King, G. H.
Nicoll, j. w. Pratt, c. w. Ashford,
f. j. Higgins, and f. Hingley.
Five shots each at 200 yards. First
prize, 20 per cent second, Is per
cent; third, 10 per cent; and six
prizes of 8 per cent of receipts. Any
rifles; no air-set triggers or tele-
scopes allowed.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19
BOOKED TO LEAVE,

Thelfollowing are booked to leave,
at the office of Messrs. w. G. Irwin
& Cos
BY THE AUSTRALIA, nov. 20TH.
T. H. Hebron and wife, Miss
Gray, Hon. A. Jaeger and wife,
Miss E. E. Chaffee, A. Young, Jr.,
A. S. Wilcox, G.. N. Wilcox, Miss
Hughes, Chas. A. King, w. F. c..
Hasson, +. A. Denicke, NJ. Hyman
and child, Albert Strauch.
For the Colonies:-
BY THE ALAMEDA NOV. 24TH.
Mrs. Adrienne Dudoit and Albert
G. Thorne.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19

The condition of the King of the
Netherlands is critical.
The Sackville West letter has
created intense excitement in Eng
land. The letter is to be placed be-
fore parliament.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19

The Norwegian bark Nor, from
New York for Stettin, with petro-
leum, collided with the steamer Sax
mundham in the English channel
Nov. 6. The Saxmundham sank
with 22 of her crew.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19

Hon. Michael Henry Herbert,
has been appointed British Charge
d'Affairs at Washington. Lord
Sackville returns to England i'm
mediately on leave of absence. 1t
is understood the Government will
allow his case to rest until after the
Presidential election.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19

q. A. Meth IL, o. Gilbert z, G.
Schuman 10, j. Kidwell 2, ii. Heb
bard 0, w. z. Wilder, Jr., 8, A.
Gartenberg4.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19

The first section of the Trans
African Railway has been COM
menced.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19
SPECIAL TARGET PRACTICE.

The Hawaiian Rifle Association
held a special target practice at the
King street range on Friday. The
day was not one of the best for
shooting. AS usual Johnny Roth
well came we'll to the fore. Follow
ing is the result
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19

of receipts; I'd, 20 per cent; Sd,
10 per cent. Military rifle, lbs.
pull, Z shots at each distance.
]. Rothwell-
200 yards: 5 5 5 5-32
500 yards 5 5 2 5 5 5 $50
COO yards 2 2432 3-19-81
Il. Hustace-
200 yards: 4 4454454-30
500 yards: 5 0 3 452 2-21
600 yards: a 4 A "a 3 4-26-77
G. III. Nicoll-
200 yards: 34435 3-27
500 yards: 5 4 2435 3-26
600 yards: A. 233 0-19-72
G. Hustace, Jr.-
200 yards 80 3-23
500 yards: A 5445 3-29
GOO yards: A 0-17-69
j. w. Pratt
200 yards: 4 4-27
500 yards: 5 So 4-26
600 yards: A 20O0-12-65
MATCH NO. 2.
Open to all corners; ten shots at
200 yards. First prize, 80 per cent
of receipts; second, 20 per cent /;
third, 10 per cent. Conditions OF
first match.
]. Rothwell. ,,.4454544455-44
Frank Hustace A 5 A 44545 45-44
j. III. Fisher. I. e. "a 5554544-44
G. III. Nicoll .. 8 54434455 54-49
w. e. Wall. .,.3 A 44443434-37
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-19
MATCH NO. /.

Open to all comers; 200, 500 and
600 yards. First prize 80 per cent
of receipts; I'd, 20 per cent; Sd,
10 per cent. Military rifle, 6 lbs.
pull, Z shots at each distance.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Gin eroSsIites stifdleu. peIdss e

Gin ers6blides Stifdsn, weI@es elm
i9arfes S6lasIi@t auf GENTLE poIttiide
3uftdnbe wtrft, bic man iibrisens ni1t
nur in Ssitsrrei9 antrefien birfte, wiib
Der vi3ir9er goif" aus Wttu aei9rieber.
Die Rorreiponbens lautet: @rdftu Gaaffe
Ianspsilt f6. aus 8ersusifluns Iislt fe
ben neuiien &cman bss v@rtrablatt~ puIao
vSGui,is SADIE. 9I0sIt9 Ia9t fe unb
ruff ibrsn 9sma5I. r50re mai, gouarb
has 1T t0ftIi9. Dsin 9rsB9sf wirb ia
ais Der idIe9teits Rsni6 biuseitsIt, ais
S9uft, @auner, Eartuffe. 2iss nur, bic.
fer &ubolf Sreibers!~ 90 par ss in Der
Chat. EaaHe mar iebr bsluttst. am
nd9iten Gag belt &abolf Rttter Don 6rsis
burg 8ortras BET ibm. Gaaffs tIopfte ibm
auf bic I9iel. vgta, uou Sbnen babe i'd
i9one Dinse erfabreu!~ 6reibers lit ent:
isst. vl1m @ottsswiqen, grcellsna, bat
Ssmanb iber mid stuas ssiast2 vgisin
nsin, Sofratb; in Sbrem eiseusn BIutte
fts6t's idwart auf peiB 81 leieu mas ste
fir Elm 85iswt9t iinb !" Sreibsrs ffirst In
iein Bureau, gus Bsauts mi len rBr1e"
unb vgrtrablatt" bur9fubiren. GnbIid
enbedt elmer ben &oman. Sofort wirb
Cigar pom Sptessl, Gbefrebatteur bes
.grtrablatt" 3itirt. auf bieien sebt Elm
Donnernetter nieber. Nbsr mas
tbun, uul aus Der ~futalsn 9eidi6ts bsrauss
susommen. Wan Fam ben Rubolf Srets
berg nt9t pIOslid iterben lahen. @roBsr
Rriessratb wirb ssblltsn. @nbIid cine
rsttenbe Soee! Oieier &ubolf Sreibers lit
Elm 10 idle9ter Rerl, baB er iosur etnen
fali9eu Ramen ansenommen bat. Dies
pirS snbsft, unb Der Wann fisurtrt nun
meter i'm Romau, aber unter etnen anbern
Ramen. 60 wirflid uub bu9ffdbli9 ses
I1en am 90. Mat 1888.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Ser iiebente internationale ameritani,

Ser iiebente internatiOnale ameritants
fen OnsrsB pirb betanntlt6 in ben Ia.
gen pom 2. Bis 5. Sttober b. 9. i'm To-
nisIi9en gDItsrmuisum tn Berlin tasen.
9as Yrosramm fur benisIbsn 1T nunmsbr
.feifseieSt. Se. @rcelens Der &ultuss
miniiter .. @oBIer bat bas gbrenprdfbium
lbernommen 8icesg brsnprdiibenten iinb
grcsusn3 Or. p. Stepban uub BITE @eb.s
Ritbe S1one, @urtius, Guuers, 8orfss
enber Or. &siB, itsIpertrstsnbe gorlisenoe
bic @sb. :&dtbe Bafian uub Sir9ow. Der
gonsrsB, wsI4er gum lesten Wale i'm
Septsmbsr 1886 in Curtin 3uiammsntrat,
MIL bie auf amerita be,isIiden Stubisn
fSrbsrn, Defenders bisisnissn, wsI9e f9
auf bic 3eit Dor Der @ntbsfuns Der neueI1
Welt unb auf Columbus bsStsben. ST
psrfolst namentlid aud ben 3pst, bic per-
i6uIi1e 8etannti9aft bsr NIT bieien Stus
bisn bsi6dfttstsn @slsbrten 3u permitteIn.
Der erife Gag Der @erbanbIuns wtrb Der
@si6i9te Der @ntbsfuns unb Der @ei9idte
bes prdcOlumbii9en ameritas unb Der 9ss
oloste Der neuen Welt sewtbmst iein, Der
spette bsr arddoIosis, Der brittle Der gns
tbropoIosie unb @~tbnosrap6te, Der uisrte
Der 2iusnifit unb photographic. Sober
8ortras ioa uur swan;ts Winuten pdbrsn.
Der 8eitras zines gonsrsB: WitsIiebss lit
auf 10 Rart feitseisst. Sdasmsiitsr TT
9eneraIconiul S96nIans 9eneraIiscretdr
Or. Seumann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
SIIje aat oer reGten Sette.

aHi Der rsatsn Sstte ;u beIfsu, lift utat uur. oussmsiu
s~snOmmsn. isbr smpiebGenspsrtb, iOuSsru tug uuO psiie,
psnu iens Si(fs fir bic rs4ts Ssits bss s6rpsrs, seruOc
abr ben untsreu 8ippsu in Der gsssub Der ssber. in aus
iprua ssnOmmeu UtrO. Die tBattsits SaIie Isttst SOitet'
tsr's 9eussHsSttter's. cine uuuersIstdIid pirtiame arSusi
ssssn GaasnlsiOsu. llntbatistsit Der eeber tit besIeitet pom
gsrtOpfuus, &~OpfretBeu, belsstsr 3uuss. nebeIteit, S4pir:
Oelanidaen, uuanseuebmem Atbsm uuS ssIbIiaer 6drbuna
Der Saut uuo oes a~ueapfels. Gieie Spmptone pei6sr
,uslcid nit ibrer llriade, Sebsrleioeu, iobalo oieieS uor
benz Sitisrs psrtriebeu pir6, 6ieber uuo taltes 6ieber
has itets bic Sebsr in Mitl.iSeni9dit ;iebt, 1Dspepie
Rbeumatismus, Sdwd8s uuo Acknowledgement iiuS
i6mmtli5 Srantbeitsu, wsIds Don Sieisr muiersiltigsu
Weot;in iduel ~seliHoert uuo idlteBlid 9tbeiIt weroeu tous
men. &Seuoet cs uidt Wiutiirli6 uup rudpeiie, ionoerT
ipitsmatii6 an, 10 oaB IS, ieiue game 8irtfamtett entails
tsno. bic Geiuuobett idlteBli6 uoaitduNi9 wiscerSuseber
peTmda.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Yin linen bi6idcn Slauihtrumpi.

Du sannit bic idesnftsn 9sride MAIDEN
In ipridft ood i4tets wie d @sbd5.,
Oo9 ioqft bu d baar S4trimpfs idtobbsn.
Sas saunit bu ni3t.
Su pssbt bic aIsrslssnitsn Oaten
Sn 2tbb'rabur unb Weltsei9i5t',
So9 wie uer mug 9arOoifsIu so9en,
Sas ueeBt bu ni9t.
Ou simmerf bid UNI ieben @~rimssram
Don BoItbit inn Dassbsri6t,
Oo9 bid nal UNI bic @erbi6aft siutmsrn,
Oas bbuf bu ni9t.
Sd me9S' bid ~IapeusIans bswunSsrn,
Ws9b' INNER i9ausu In bsin @sf1t,
Rur dns: gu meinem Weib bid uebmsn,
Oas me4b' i'd ni9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Ser Gpniul Der Der. Stuaten ,u Rons

Ser Goniul Der Der. Stuatsn gu Ron,
t~suibso, benz SufsnplaSe in llrusuap, Ser,
@bwarb 3. Sia, weiit in ieinem n~sueftsr
amtliden Bsri5te mad, ME es fommt, BAT
bic Ser. Staatsn ben Ruf Der seiddftIi1sn
Ribristeit sinsebiBt babsn unb bab
DeutidIanb an bic Spite Der banbsltrsis
benben Hattonsn uorrift. ENGLAND, Srants
reid, 9euti3Ianb unb isI5it Spanien Oats
ten sinieben sslsrnt, baB man srftens ses
ideute, tbatttdftiss unb fa9tunbise Cons
iuln in ietem 9afen baben miife; 5psitsns
baB LANCER @rebit bel ssrinsem 8insfub
bswiuist uerben muB ; brittsns baB es no:bs
wenbiS iei, bic @aarsn benz @si9maf Der
Rdufer %an,upafer, ,pertn man auf benz
bnrtiseu Wartte fefteu SUB fafen noble.
Refine anbere Ration babe it9 bieien grfors
bernifen 10 anjubequenen p%erftanbeu, wte
bic bsuti1e, unb bssbaIb babe Ssutf1s
lamb In fiinf Sabren raitIoier Gbdtisteit als
feline Ritbewerber, peI9e ienes @ebiet uors
ber monopolifrteu, 10 aismIt9 aus benz
6slbe sei6laseu. 3unal In @oaenwaaren
babe Deuti4lanb risfse Sorti9ritte ses
ma9t; uon Der sansen @tnfubr mad @5ilt
tn Steiem grtitsl tdn,en 60 Bro3sut aus
Seutidlanb, unb in pielen Ebeilen In
Braflten iei bic ginfubr aus Seutidlanb
finf Mal 10 srcB pts bic BON England, felt
1881 babe 0sutf9lanb fsinsn 5anbeI nit
Uruguay unb Paraguay mebr ais uerbops
pelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
@p limb bic Shmal6en ?

60 frdst man fi9 bies Sabr in ben unets
fen EbeiIen @nsIunb's. 9ie S9walben
babsn bic britii4eu SnieIn semiebsn, In
ben b6ber seIessnsn 9ssenben ftnb fe gang
aussebIieben, In ben Rtsberunsen tn 10
peri9pinbenb serinser ansabl etnsetroffsn,
bag man nur ielten cine su ieben bstcmmt.
Wau uermutbet, buB bas u~nsiufise raubs
@etter unb bus babur9 bebinste isltsne
9ortommen Der 2u~ftiniefteu, pom bsuen
fid bic S9uaIben meiftens su ndbren pf1es
gen, BITE llriade bes Sernbleibsns ober
bsr iofortisen Radtsbr ber beItebtsn Cons
mer9dffe bilbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Sic neue Statiitif iber bic .0sutlds

Sie neue Statiitif iber bic rSsutids
Eurusri6aft~ 1T iosbsn f~ertisssfeat wors
ben. Dteier Serbanb III In Is Rreiie Elm;
sstbsilt. Sun 9ebiete Der vSeuti9m Ours
neri9aft~ (Dsutides &si9 unb Oeuti@s
Oeitsrrei6) sibt es iberbaupt 4O46 Eurns
usreine; pom bisien babsn f9 s6S2, aIio
90 pgt., Der %. G." anssf9IoEen. Die
meiffsn Eurnueretue bat has RSnisrei&
Sa9isn XIV. Eurnfrsis) NIT 62S 8ers
sinsn. Sober s~tntslne Rrsis III In @aus
sinsstbsilt. 0is w0euti9e Eurnsri9aft"
tdblt 350,s75 &nssb0rise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
glls 8uubsrtbier uirb ssasnpartia DO,

gls 8nnbsrtbier wtrb ~sesenwdrtis uOn
ben Esransru Der tsraniiden Nationalabs
gsorbusts uuS abpotat Dapib 9. GuIbers
ion aus Ssiferion I'M uorb6fli9en Staatss
tbeile, sefsiert. ST bate tir3li3 elm jus
riitti6es 9utadtsn abseseben unb fi9
bann ssweisert, bafir 8e3abIuns un,unsbs
men. 8uerif wuBten feline Mitbirser in
Sefferion unb Warion County Dor grs
f~iaunsn gar ni6t, mas iie pom inn bsnter
%ioItsn. Gin abuotat, Der stuas umionif
tbut, - bas mar In Esras nod ME bases
peieu. Ra9bem iie fi9 pom ibrsm srsns
aenIoisn @rifaunsn Elm wenis erboIt batten,
Issten iie 3uiammsn unb beidenttsn Jpn
NIT sinem fiIbernsn Sener, bsiisn Sni9rift
es uertiuost, baB ss sinmal sinsn tsranis
i9en Gbuotatsn sesebsn, Der fir Elm @u.s
a1tsn ni9tS bers9net babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Ser &Snig BON Stalien srbisIt DO,

Ser &Snis BON Stalien erbielt Dor
sinissn Sassu Elm 9elud susetteqt, psIs
Dies sinen M6rbsr gum 9srfa6sr bat, Der
Dor etutssn Wonaten gum Eobe psrdrtbeilt
norben mar. Oerielbe btttet barin ben
RSuis, i'm bdusen gu Iaiien unb ni9t 3u
besnabisen, bas @eIo aber, bas er i'm De-
fdnsnife toifsn wiirbs, isiner mittelloisn
Samilis su iberseben. Der WSrber i9rsibt:
sd bin elm iunser Mann, Tam minbes
items nod elm babies Sabrbunbsrt Isbsn
NIT Der Summe, bic msin unnStbises 9as
isin gu. Waisitdt tOifsu wirbe, TT mets
nsr 6amilie asbolfen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Gin Giel.8 ettreuueu 1T Der reueit

Gin Giels8 ettrennen 1T Der neueite
Sport, usIderi in Yaris inUtobe gu tomrnsn
i9etnt. Gs uar i6wtsris in Der Stabt
ieIbf bic IL gremplare aufsutreiben, mel9e
man nOtbis bate. Dts ll%nternbmen 3osen
bic 9roptnt su 5ilfe, unb mebr als go gisI
uurbsu barauf berbetsebra9t. Gin wabrer
@isIsmarft sntftanb unb bic brau5baren
Gbiere sinssn reiBenb ab. Die rSauoritsv
unter benielben erbtelteu re9t bibi5e
Ramen, wte 0'artasnar, 8biItpp: ausuit,
Robespterre, Quralie unb Eour: @iffel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
BUR 1uoSerueu YGoaapaif,

Cur muSernea BGoasusif. EO9tsr:
Run, gapa, bift Ou sufriebsn2 Stsb' NAL
meiu SeusniB an. acknowledgements iebr
befrieotsenb, Runftsei9i@te uub Wuft
iebr gut, 9osit aussessidnet..
8ater: Sebr 3ufrtsbsn. aud nit Der
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Oeiner S9ule. Iu9
mas Define 3utunft aubeIanst, bin i'd
uolltommeu sufrteben. Wenn Deiu Gus
tinftiser etpas pom Suuspeien ueritsbt,
to9en, ifritsn, unb uislsi9t gar stuus
Wai3inenndben tanu, 10 wirb es cine
ausge3etbnetc gbe geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Observation-Disclosures

SnteI: .5at Der SausIsbrsr Did aud
iibsr Snistteu unterri5tst2~
8arl: SAL
SntsI: sgsnu, psiBt 9u aud, mas
cine 2arpe ina"
RarI: vearpe mart, i'd wsrb' mid NAL
beftnnen. -. ,nsin, i'd wsiB IS ni4t... -.
Nbsr fras' nur S9psfsr Gnua, bic Dat
cine. llnier 9ausIebrer bat ieIbit gum sSSns
ipsttor ssiast, bic amna Bat ne gang nstte
Qarpe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Cine qute GrflGruua,

Gin S9riftseIsbrter Der vS9pdb.
OorfSts." i4reibt IN sinsm 9umorifticum
iiber Steueruerbdltnife betrsffs Der inbirsts
ten Stsuer: vSie inbirstts ,,Stsuer bsrubt
auf Der 8unff, Elm 5ubn gu rupfsn, obns
baB es i1rsit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
NGerfet Spak uno grnf.
SinniprHde.

SI1llprli1e.
Rur flidtise Winuten wdbret
Der Woluif SonisiiBistett.
Iaetn Der 5reunbi9aft Sesen ndbret
Das 9erS our5 aae 2ebsns3eit.
8ar bstn eeben u S4er3, bann pirb Der
Cob biz gum @rnite.
gIber lebtsf bu ernif, bann wirb Der Cob
Dir Elm S9sr3.
@er fi9 Der Spisluit ibsrIdBt,
ST ieiner &ube 5etnb uub loer @eieui@aft
Yef.
Die rs6te &unif gu s~sfaQsn bsitsbt ni5t
iowObl BARN, baB mir anbern. iunbern buB
Gnbsre ii4 NIT ans Sefaaen.
Hsben benz Eobe uub mad elmer grosen
Chat tam unb bari Der Weni9 benz Mens
i@en aass, alss uerseibsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
&inbermuub. Ser tlsiue 6ans mat Elm

&inoermunS. Ser tlstne 5ans war Elm
tIusss aiub unb fraste BEL benz tdsIi9sn
Spu5iersause uisI mebr, aIs feline Bonnie
beantporteu tonute. Oesbalb iparte sr
fi4 pieIe Srusen auf, UNI iie gu Sauie Der
Wuttsr uorbuIesen. vWeama", fraste er
neuIi9, vwarum werben benn bic Saiernen
INNER ba sebaut, mo 10 uiele &tnbsrmdbs
den fpasieren geben2"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Sie Semperenjlsr ipreden itets uOn
ben vbiertrtnsenbeu Oeuti9eny obuobl in
England 80 @aIonen Bier auf bic Yerion
per sSabr tommsn unt In Deuti9lanb NUT
10. Su ben Der. Staaten foHmsu nur
8 @auonen auf bic Yerion.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

@ir batten felt Sabren ct. Satobs
Del itsts in unisrem 2aOen ~uorrdtbis, BAT.
ieIbe bat fi4 bier ftets gut uertauft. @ir
empfeblen es INNER, ba mir iibsrseust
ftnO, baB es feline S9uIbistsit tbut. -
8. Bartlett 81 Con, Sterling, Waf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Sie bsilenbe Strait uOn Myers Sarias
pariQa 1T gu bstannt UNI nod Der ani5sins
~ssbenben Ollie ibertrisbener unb erfunbss
ner 3eusniie 5u bebarfen. Seussn ibrsr
punbsrbaren Rursn Isben b~sut3utass In ies
Der Stabt unb isbsm Oorfe bes 2anbss.
Ber Sepsiie aus istnsr 9simatb wini9t,
Der ibreibe um Namen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07

Grummer BuniG. isSa psI9ss Bah
mO&tsft 0u bsun bisies Sabr piIssrn, liss
Der Srsunb2"
Der Gnserebsts, Der NIT elmer b0isn
9antbtppe uerbeiratbst 1T 0euftsnb): vNm
liebften ms G6Itbat, usn,t i9 sinen
YaB babtn befommsn t6unte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-08-07
Ser tSbtlid,e Teinb aler burd Sumpf

Ser tObtlide Tein0 aIer bur9 Sumpfs
Iuft peruriaGten arantbeiten lit apsr's
gsue: Cure, bas nur aus paansIi9en Be-
if~anbtbsilen aubeIeitet wirb, beren wertbs
pouiter ii9 In teinem anbern betanntsn
Yrdparat porfinbst. Dteiss Wittel lit Elm
uoQtommsnss unb ii9erss Spscifitum, unb
ptrtt nit @rfoIs, wo aae anbern Webis
sinsn fru9tlos inb. @ir s~arantirsn fir
bic 6eilung.