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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
Chief Arthurin Chicago,

CHICAGO, January 5.-Chief Engin-
eer p. M. Arthur, Of the Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers, arrived
here this morning from Cleveland.
After breakfast he left the hotel, say
ing he was going to continue his
journey westward. 1t is assumed
however that the conference between
him and the grievance committee on
the terms of agreement with the Burl-
ington road reached last night, is
now in progress. At the time of the
settlement, the engineers committee
requested as matter of official cour-
tesy to Mr.. Arthur, that the terms of
agreement be not made public, I'M
til it had been laid before the
chief of the order. This request
was acceded to. The agreement
however, it should be understood does
not depend on any action by Mr..
Arthur, as the committee had full
power to conclude it and the strike is
therefore settled beyond a peradven-
ture. The terms will not be made
known until Mr.. Arthur has notified
Mr.. Stone of the Burlington road that
he has received a copy of the agree
mant
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
The Sugar Frauds.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, January s.
The persons interested in the Elec-
trio sugar refining frauds at New
York have been in consultation with
Sawyer and Knowllen, attorneys
here, for several days past. The
president of the company has been
here and met Mrs. Friend, the How
ards and Halsteads, all of whom live
at Milan, this state. Mrs. Friends
attorneys say there was no inten-
tiOnal fraud, but that the company
expected more than was promised.
She says the company was to furnish
the money to equip refinery
for refining, by Friends secret pro-
cess. The company alleged. the refin-
ing was to be done from the sugar
cane This she cannot do. The con-
tract her husband made was to refine
sugar at so cents a ton, or to sell out
his stock and secret for 100000 after
everything was running. The COM
pany has been running five years and
put in over $500, 900, but no sugar has
yet been refined for the market. Mrs
Friend says the company are now
secret by which she makes
a far superior and better article
of sugar from grapes. The contract
calls for this last secret, and she re-
fused to divulge for any amount. No
arrests have been made, and none
even threatened by the company's
agent, who returned to New York
Wednesday. Mrs. Friend is the only
one of the party interested in the
transaction, the others being merely
employees.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Work is progressing OH the road
from San Luis Potosi to Tampico.
Famine and drouth are prevailing
in the interior of China.
General Grenfell and his staff have
sailed from Suakim.
David Erwin, aged lis years, dies at
Waseka, MINI.
A new Servian ministry will shortly
be formed.
At Durango, Mex, a riot occurred
against the bull fighters who stoned
Merida.
The northwestern lumber camps
are preparing to break up for the
winter.
Ten hours will commence next
week to be days work in the shops
of the Reading railroad company.
Seven skaters have been drowned
in the Ludwig canal at Nurem-
berg.
Mr.. Blaine Is in Washington for the
purpose of securing house for the
winter for himself and family.
II. H. Bailess, postmaster of Hope,
Ark, who has been drinking hard
for several months, committed sui
eide.
The total capital of joint stock COM
panies registered in London during
the past year was 94O0, 1000, 900,
against e168,000 900 of 1887.
Sir Augustine Fitzgerald has noti-
fed his tenants in County Glare of his
acceptance of the order they made I'M
der the plan of campaign two years
ago.
One Norwegian in a fight with an
other at Grand Forks was bitten by
him. Blood poisoning set in and he
is dying.
The navy department has been in
formed that yellow fever has broken
out on board the Yantic and that she
has left Port au Prince for home.
Rev. Fielden Israel, of the first
unitarian church at Salem, Mass,
commits suicide. His mind was de-
ranged by the burning of the steamer
Maryland, on which he was passen-
ger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
GrandOpera House.

Sardou's play of Theodore" has
never been seen in San Antonio prior
to last night and few people who at
tended last night fully understood it.
This particularly was true of the gal
lery gods, many of whom left after
the second act with considerable dis
gust, which they expressed freely. 1t
is play that appeals to ones clas-
steal and historical education, and
that is about all there is in it, which
however is augmented by very nice
scenery. Miss PhOsa McAllister, in
the role of "Theodora," the mistress
of the craven emperor Justinian, was
the central figure and carried her part
well. She was quite dramatic and
certainly bloOdthirsty enough to
please, or at least, to suit the play.
"Justinian," by Mr.. Andrew Glass
ford, looked like a bandit. He did
not amount to much, though at times
he came out with con siderable force.
Fabian, by Mr.. VIM. Clifton, was
quite robust, though slightly
STACEY" In fact, there were a good
many quite so, in the COM
pany, notably the ladies who took
part. Act 4, in the cabinet of JUS
tinian, and showing the murder of
Marcellus, was the best, but the last
part of act 8, 1.-THE Conspiracy" was
quite farcical and drawn out to too
great length.
The noise made by so much cough
ing among the audience tended to
make many of the not too loudly
spoken lines of the actors quite unin-
telligible.
Theodore is being repeated this af-
ternoon for matinee, and will be
again given tonight.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
STATE NEWS.

Stock at Kemper is in good condi-
ton.
Great dizziness in business prevails
at Cisco.
The weekly Troupe Verbena, has
made its first appearance.
A six-lnch snow has fallen at Es-
tacada, with probabilities of more.
w. B. Taylor, prominent young
farmer of Calvert, is convicted of lar
ceny.
One car of % thorough bred Hereford
bulls have arrived in Albany from IL
linois.
A shipment of 10000 German carp
have left Washington for Texas and
Mexico.
The man Dodd, convicted of murder,
who broke Jail at Brackett, has been
captured.
1t is rumored that another bank oc-
cupying new building, is to be es-
tablished in Austin.
G.. G.. Saunders is arrested for trying
to pass forged note for $500 on the
Red River county bank.
"a
night at Bowie between two black
smiths in which both were wounded.
At Elsauz, Texas, Celso Garcia shot
Antonio Loya, who was drunk. He
was being taken home, when Garcia,
from unknown motives, shot him. He
made for Mexico.
NJ. p. Feseler & Co. have garnisheed
the East Dallas bank for an amout al
legged to be due them by the extinct
Dallas Grocery company.
Ell Paso Parties have raised ,00C
and telegraphed to the Sullivan-Kil-
rain managers that the amount is
ready if they will fight in Paso del
Norte. Mexico.
The governor has nea rly completed
his message, it will contain 10000
words, not less.
In the adjustment of city officers
salaries in Laredo, there are nc
changes made, except that the city
marshal gets S. month more, as
sistant and city physician SO.
The mortgage of the Farmers Loan
and Trust Co., on the Texas Western
Narrow Guage Co., is foreclOsed in
Galveston.
Representative of the base ball or
CARNATIONS of Galveston, Houston
Waco and Fort Worth met yesterday
in Fort Worth to form a league fol
the coming season.
The Knights of Honor OF Corpus
Christi Lodge No. 1888 will give an
installation ball and supper January
9th.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
A Dig in the Ribs,

II on the right side and lower part of the
diaphragm, though playfuly meant and de-
livered, IS calculated to evoke profanity from
a chappy whose liver is out of order. When
that region is sore and cOngested, pokes seem
tieDdish. Look at a mans cOuntenance ere
you prod i'm under the ribs. If his skin and
eyeballs have a sallow tinge, you may infer
also thet his tongue is furred, his breath apt
TO be sour, that he has pains not only beneath
his ribs, but also under the right shoulder
blade. Also, that his bowels are irregular and
his digestion impaired. Instead of making a
jocose demonstration on his ribs, recommend
him to take. and steadily persist in taking,
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters, the finest anti
bilious and Alternative medicine eXtant. In
comparable is it, also, for dyspepsia, rheu-
matism. nervousness. kidney trouble, and
fever and ague. 3. Jan 10 to I'D.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
Question of Hands.
Philadelphia Record.

Philadelphia Record.
Wealthy physician. L suppose you
wish me to look at your hand. see
it is all bound up.
Unknown caller. Moo, sir, I-Iwish
to see you about your daughters
hand.
"Eh ?n
eve love each other, sir, and 1
hope"
"GTeat Galen! J don't know you.
How did you hurt your hand, eh?
Get hit with a beer bottle Or"
II cut my hand yesterday while
clipping coupons"
"Oh! "Bless you, my children"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
Young Bismarck Criticised.

PARIS, January 5.-The Journal Des
Debats says: The refusal of Count
Herbert Bismarck to contradict the
statement of the Cologne Gazette con-
corning Sir p. d. Morier, was aimed
indirectly at the British government,
and that his conduct has justly caused
profound disturbance in public feel
ing.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
Chief Arthur and the Agreement

CHICAGO, January 5.-Later.-Chief
Arthur was closeted with members of
the conference committee, and terms
of settlement were formally submitted
to him. A long discussion ensued,
which is still in progress. The terms
of truce are not yet made public.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
An Expensive Blaze.

LONDON, January "a Central
News dispatch from Cochin, says:
Almost the entire place is destroyed
by fire, only one oil factory having
escaped destruction. Damage esti-
mated at FL 5000
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
A Maniac'S Work.

BERNE, June 5.-The greater por-
ton of the village of Brancon has
been destroyed by fire. Many cattle
burned to death. The fire was ignit-
ed by a mad man.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
Geffiekin Released.

BERLIN, January 5.-Prof. Geffieken
who has been held in custody on
charge of being responsible for the
publication, in the Deutsche Rund-
schau, of the diary of the late En-
peror Frederick, has been released,
the prosecution having been aban-
doned,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
The Ministry Resigns,

BELGRADE, January 5.-The mem.
bers of the Servian ministry have ten,
dered their resignation to King Milan
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
Mr.. Lambert Before the Car.

ST. PETERSBURG, January 5.-The
car today granted an audience to
Judge Lambert, the United States
minister, who presented his creden-
tials.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
Adah CHAPTERS Officers.

The annual election of officers of
Adah Chapter Order of the Eastern
Star, was held last night and resulted
as follows:
Mrs. Susie G. Hadley, Worthy Ma
iron.
Richard Lord, Worthy Patron.
Mrs. &. NJ. Beck, Associate Matron.
Mrs. Belle Capehart, Secretary.
Mrs. Anna Ludlow, Treasurer.
Miss Parma Fisk, Conductress.
Miss Julia VOgt, Associate Conduc-
tress.
The other officers will be appointed
next Friday night, at which time all
the officers will be installed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
Weather Bulletin.

WAsHINGTON, Jan. 5.-Indications
for Eastern Texas and Arkansas:
Fair, nearly stationary temperature;
winds generally northerly.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
OFF to Brownsville.

Judge MaXey, United States District
Attorney Kleberg, and Acting Mar
shall Duval, have gone to Brownsville
where they open Federal court on
Monday. By kindness of General
Stanley the party is furnished with
transportation from Pena to Rio.
Grande city which is convenience
much appreciated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05

Queen Victoria will shortly confer
the decoration of the order of the gar
ter upon Prince Henry of Prussia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05

Five inmates of the criminal insane
asylum at Auburn, n. Y, made a
break for liberty. They were finally
OverpOwered.
The central mOnarchists' committee
has decided not to put forward a cam
didate against General BOUlanger.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
NOtiCe--FOr Rent,

TESTS hotel, one block from the
S. A. & A. p. depot. Telephone No.
$50. SIMON FEST, Jr.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05

State Geologist Dumble is hard at
work arranging the geological muse
um in the west wing of the capitol.
A series of meetings is going on at
the Methodist church at Baird. The
weather is beautiful and spring-like.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Associated Press Dispatches and
Specials Up to tie Hour of
Going to Press.

AFormer President Dead.
VIENNA, January 5.-Herr Reich
bauer, formerly president of the
Reichstag, is dead.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05

1t is said that r. G.. Harm is a can
didate for the office of Postmaster and
is probably good man for the posi-
ton. Sam Johnson, it is understood,
also has his eye on that position, and
it must be admitted has some claims
for it.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05

There is some ground for saying
that there will be considerable change
in the policy of the present mayor, if
reelected. He will, it is said, cut
loose from Gus. Houston ct al, and lin
a sense) from democracy, making in
dependent relations that shall
strengthen his position. Bryan takes
care of his friends, it is true, but he
never forgets No. l.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05

When NewcQmb ran for alderman
at large he got a majority in his own
ward and this encourages him to
believe that he can be elected on his
present race. Gallagher and New
comb would make things lively for
Bryan, if he gets there again, but the
fun would be when Gallagher and
Newcomb locked horns And this
would be a probability as two of q
kind never agree.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-01-05

Reiman cocks his eye and looks
asker at Runge's chances to succeed
him. Certainly Reiman has some
reasons for his confidence, the city adj
ministration is at the back of him,
and that is great influence in these
degenerate days. Without that in
fluence he would never have been an
alderman, but he had better "look a
leedle oud." Runge may get there all
the same.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Iirflide 0isblinasipeiIen.

Der rSisaro" i5rsibt: vOie R6uigin
gittoria ltsbt bic idctttids Ride. SIRE
Wablseiten beginner nit elmer SIfsrmebls
iupps. sic iBt robsu Sdintsn, ben is
ii9 aus 9ranaba tommsn IdBt. !rtutt
Bier unb senieBt Elm beionoers gs6atsnes
Brob. - Die &6nisin Don S9ueben siebt
traftissrs Rabruns Dor, 81 isbsr Wablssit
Ssfltsats, oft roben, auf i9usbii6s att
tonieruirtsu 2a1s, Sisiittlo51eu nit
Scbnsn. gisr unb Mil4 in Del ssbateu.
-am SerIIer!9ofe todt man fran,Dfi9,
nur bic &ais,in gittOria ;isbt bic snsIii1s
Ride Dor uuo idwdrmt fir SUDDEN. Die
@robbsrbosin uon gaoea, bic ben bsitsn
Gid in gun. OsutidIanb flbrt, fodt ben
Raffse ieI5it In sinsm ruiitihsu Raffestopfs
uon Sob uuS ytitsI. SIN SairtnaIs iBt
man auf @oIbssIdirr unb triutt bsimii9e
Wsine. GdsIi5 s,i9sint cine 5rirtura pom
Snnsru Der artiidotsn. Sabnsrfdmnsn Il.
9sflisslstsr auf Der Eafel. Die 9rdfin
uon Yaris ipsiif ensIii5, bsim 9srjos pom
AumaIe ptro iebsn Wittas Rnoblaudiuppe
aufsstrosen. Die SOnisin ISABELLA liebt
ben Gccioe SnltItsus unb cine Rsisipeiie
uon Yalsrcia. Die isstse ROnisin Sp1ris
ems 1T on 6ifsrrsi1ii1s Ride unb @iensr
@sbdt ssw0snt unb Iisbt SoSanntsbssrs
gtnsema1tes."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

81 Yueblo, Col. ssbt man nit benz
YIan um sinsu Winsrals PaIaf. nod bsm
Wuitsr su srbauen wis Der 8sIi9tornsPa.
lait Su Siour 9itp, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Gin as,iuorr auuf1 In Die Wippeu ,aru, NJ

an Der redteu Settle uuo unterbaIb ses Speraisls applts
Sirt, aud Ssm Iausmitbisiteu NsnidsH pOn Der @sIt eiHsu
psrbsu - Ssssnspuuia sntIotsu. psuH feline sebsr niat
sauS -aui ben Damn" 1T. @suu bic ss5erssssuS puuO
oeu ~sutSinSst lit. iamsrSt isIbit Der I~siisits StoB ODER
Srut. SpaSp6seI, bic ssrus tissIu, ioatsu eesbaIb crit
ibrsm Spisr ms Seitt bItdsH. sbe lie fa an SsfeH
&ippsu gu iaaHeu MAIDEN. 8suH feline Saut uuN Aug
ipisI cine blaTs oSer seISli5e 6drbuus babsr, touut tbr
oaraui pstteu, saB aud feline Surse beIsst tit, SaS isu
atbsm iausr rieat uuo oaB Ct uidt uur uutsr ben Rispsu.
iouosru aud uutsr BEN rsatsR SaaltsrbIatt S6msrSsu
bat. Nas feline Giusepstos utat rsssImaBis iuu,iOnirsu
uuS OaB feline gsrSauuus seitSrt lit. auitutt ~baussrsiis
Iias .Spdbs- an ieireu RippeH gu trsibsr, ~smpisbIt ibm,
SOtsttsr's NtGsenSitters gu usbmsn unN babel Su bIsibsu.
ssnu IS lit in Der That bic bette uup bstItriitiss MeoiSir
iar 0assus uuO ssbsrlsipsu in Der @slt. Aud wirtt q
uupusIeidIia in allen 6iasH p0H DpBpspfs. 6bsumas
tismus. &~sruOitdt. Acknowledgement. taItsm 6tsbsr unS
anSersH 0rsauiibsu Sran.beitsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
= uuteS MIIerIet.
Huglerlatein.

Solssnte QInsslsei1idts, bic Der lad
tunbise 5~srausssber Der rDeuti9en Sasns
5eituns" tn Der idn9ifen Nummer oisisr
Sstti4rift fur p~srbiirat erfIdtt, iou pOr
elmer &ei5e pon Sabreu benz fOnislitsn
Gdn3sr o. tn E,sptou bel Berlin paifi,t
iein. StunoenIung bate CT einit eIsit
einsm ftummen SeIs6sen NIT elmer md9s
tiasn anseI basefshsn, obne buB etpas &c:
biiIsn bdtts. Da pl6sIi9 bslsbrts i'm Elm
Rat, pis elm SiitIsin anasbifsu babe.
Gr sos unb sog, Elm 9aufsn Gang eri4sin:
On Der Sbetfd9e les @liers unb ais
berieIbs Ser,bsiIt mar, bemertte Der sliid!i9e
Wann etit, mas er sefansen bate. @as
wur es absr9 Cine bit6audise, ~ensbaliise
5Iaids unb - in bisisr 5Ia,1s i1numm
elm Slid, Der ii9 IN benz InseIbatsn &c:
ianssn bate. gs mar unu6sli4, baB Der
Slid BET ieinem brsifa5 s,6Beru &6rpsrs
umfanss in ben gals setOmmsn isin tonn'
tie, unb anfunss traute 5srr g., Der bas
Wunber In ieiner Wobnurs serre beiihtt,
gen lief, ieinen Nusen taum, bis sr enbli5
bic 90iuns bes RatbieIs fanb. Der Slid
mar DOR stniser Ssit, uIs ibm ietue RIstu:
bsit ben 9e,iud nod etlaubte, in bic 6lui9e
seidIipft, mar ipater I'm Seraustommsn
sebinbert, unb bate nun, ba es ibm ia an
Rabruns nidt fsbIeu tonnts, feline issise
@r6Be srrsi9t, bic ibm Elm 8srIaiisn isinss
Naartis,s unmOsli9 madte. DAP cine
ioIde SIai9enbaft ni5t IN has Rsi5 Der
Wdrden seb6re, bepsiien 9eriude, bic
man in 3imuern anseiteut Fat. Oils irsiss
Raturipisl tiitfte IS inbes bis5sr taum
uorbanben seueien isin. = NnsIsrIutsin
birfts isbsnfaIs benz rSdserIutsin" ri5ts
na9sebeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Sie Sane Der Mrmutb fab isst fur ben

Die Sage Der Nrmutb fab isst fur ben
Sibsn po,iibsr, beun bsrielbe bat bic sldns
ssnSe 2aa'babu bstrstsn. bic 81 @obIifanb
unb &sidtbum fibrt. Cine rsi1s Baums
wolsnsrnts, uis ioI9s wobI isIten sinffis:
sr ausssfausn 1T, erfreut bas 9sr3 bee
YhanSers, Der cen Bobsn bsifsut. Die
goriebuns. bat bic I,beit Der Bsu6Iteruns
bss Sipers NIT llsbafuB seiesuet. Die
rei9e Sbit Grnte bat ben Siben wdbrenb
bislsm Satre itou Usiuionen pom Dollars
sinssbratt, unb nod fnb pom ben untsr
ibrsr i4pereu 2ait it9 bsusenben Sbitbdus
men, wslde bic srOBen Wenseu bon 9frs
i1sn, NspfsIu, Btrnsu &C. &C. ni1t aus
trassn tonnten, 9uuosrttauisubs pon Bu:
i6eln bsrabasfaaen unb ~usrfauIt, neil Der
grtras be. Obitsrrts 70 rsi5li1 mar, ba6
IS unm0sli9 wurbs, bisiss aIes 81 p~erisus
ben unb gu %coniumiren. 5erner, cine
@sIi9tornernte, 10 rei4Ii9 mite bic biss:
id5rise, erinutrt man fi9 i'm Sibsn nod
ME sppor sebabt baben. Oieie grnts an
@sl9torn ibs,trifit iosar bic grnts pom
Isstsn Sabre. ws!de bsreits bic fribsrsn
grntsn ibe, lisslt bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Qoro Saromif unb Der bsutI9e Raii,

9Oro SarSpid unb Der beutide Suiisr.
- aus 9onbon pirb ssi1risbsn: SoIssnbe
autbsntiids anstbots wiro ibsr ben Mufsnts
baIt bss beutidsn 8aiisrs auf Der SnisI
Disbt srsdblt: 2orb 5arbwid sins auf
bic Ou9t vSsborne" unb i4,isb isineu
Namsn tn bas 8siu1sbu9 bss &ailsrs.
Bsim Setrstsn beS Dsdss erblidte er ben
prin,en pom @aIss I'm 9siprd9 nit sinem
bsutidsn OfRsisr. 2orb 5arbwid trut
auf ben Yrin,su gu; wis absr bisisr Jpn
benz Sffjisr uorfteuen wolts, wurbe feline
4ufmsrtiamtsit bur9 einen Sorsaua auf
bsm Wssrs abselsntt. 9orb 9arouit ting
NIT benz Sifijier Elm 9eiprd9 an uno be-
msrtte: Der Raiisr~ IQnsepeiIe ii9 seuiB In
Osborne Souis; er babe ss50It, Der Raiier
brinse bort ben Ia4mittas su. gr fraste
ben Sff.isr, Oh bas wabr iei. Oieisr CT:
pibsrte: ,9teiu; er lit an Sorb Der ,Ss:
borne" unb untsrbaIt fi5 aussnbIidIi9 Isbr
gut nit 2orS Sarbwit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

Webr aIs 500, 900 5Iaidsn Or. Bulls
Suitsr Sprup werben isben Wirter psrs
taufr, uub Gauisnbs ws,bsn bur9 fs BON
einem fIibsn @rab e~lrettet,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
NGerfet SpaR uno Grnh.

9as yGbisridus; orrsipOnberS:g latt'
DOR &urssm ~iolsenbss b61if orisi'
,eus @sbt9t, bas mir u~nisrsn tbierfreunb:
Iideu geisrn bier gu Ssbsr3isans wisber;
Ssbsn:
Die paasiran an ibre SDdiu.
Gel mir, i'd bite lid, Narie,
garmber;i9 bis in'S @rdb;
8erIpri6 mir bdS uno ;isbe ME
Gen aal lebenoiS ab.
llno ierner, iieb' mir ms @eii6t
lluo glib Sein 0ort baruuf:
Rod mir ben Srebs, bod ies' ihn ri6t
Wttt tdltem Naller duf. -
9e9ebe ni6t Der Srepel me9r,
Sopor nteiu Ser; erbebt;
S6upp' tiinftig aii6-eilts benin 10 iebr?-
Gen Sari9 ni6t, Der nod lebt.
Nern 0u bas Subn idleppft ;u benz Sopf,
8ent Did an Ieine Steu',
llnb i9nsioeit On ibm ab ben 8cpf,
90 thu IS mO9li6 i6nea.
Heb Witleio unb Barmbsr;igseit
Selblt 9e9en einen Se6t;
Wer 3bieren i6aiit unnDtbi9 Qeio,
Gem 9ebt es meiitens i9ledt. =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Sas lest msltbefannts Bib BON Wilst

,anssIus," psI9ss fur ben b5difsn
Yrsis, Der ismals fur Elm mobsrnss Bib
in elmer Siisntli9eu auttion erIanst wurbe,
usrtauft porosn lit, Tam NIT benz Dampfsr
QaSoursosne uou Srantrsid in Rep Yort
an. Oas Bib miro tuud9t tn Nep Yort
Sifsntli9 aussefeut psrben unb bann mad
Bolton, Chicago uub anoeren srossn Stio'
ten In Nmsrtta panoern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Sic 9iamuno Ylate Glas Gompaauie

Die Vta1l0no Flafe WlaR 00nlpQ9nte
tn Rosomo In Snbiana bat cine ~sissntbims
Ii4s grfabruus ssma9t, oils iie stusn ibrer
Drummer, Der stua 2 WeiIsn pon Der
Staot seIessn III, Offnen IisB. Der gruus
men mar ndmIi4 bereits brei 5uB in einen
mai Iusn StsinbIod bineinsebObtt, aIs pl0s:
LID etu toIofaIsr 9asfirom bern ,rbra4,
benz a!soann Elm WuhsrfrabI fOIsts. Der
Iesters i4oB nit folder 9swaIt smpor, baB
sr ii4 unssfdbr rs 6aB bod sybob. Seit
oisier 9sit 1T Der aus6ru9 BON Gas uno
@afsr Elm ~bsitinbissr seusisn, unb Sober:
mann frast ii9, no basis!bs b%srtommt, ba
Der 9runo bss Brunnsns fsIfsss 9sfsiu
lit. Wan bat natiirIi9 isbsn gerind, on
benz Drummer psitsr3uarbeitsn, aufssbsu
mIfen.