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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-24
AMATEUR ATHLETES.
The National Union Looks a Long
Way Ahead.

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-At meeting
of the board of mana gers of the ANA
teur Athletic Union of the United
States to-day committee was
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
Signs of Long and Cold Winter.

eve are going to have long, cold,
hard winter" remarked Samuel Love-
lace, an old Jersey farmer. to several
friends at the New Washington Market
yesterday.
How do you figure that outl" asked
one of the marketmen.
I'm the first place, the Jerseyman
replied, 'just try the skin of any of
your fruit. You viii find your apples
and peaches and grapes, and all your
fruit, for that matter, which is home
grown, with a thicker and tougher skin
than you have seen for several years.
That is one of the indications. That is
the way nature takes care of her pro-
ducts. Last winter apples and other
fruits we're so thin-skinned and tender
that it was hard to gather them without
bruising them, if you will remember,
and we had an ordinarily mild winter.
Corn is another of natures signboards.
The ears this year are protected by
thicker and stronger husks than have
seen before for years, and talking with
farmers up in Pennsylvania / find it is
the same way. Wheat and rye straw
are tougher, hay is wirier and the seed
pods are better protected than usual
These are cd farmers signs, and they
are good ones, because they don't come
from any moon planting superstition,
but from actual obserN alton year after
year by class OF men whose interests
lie in keeping close watch of all of ma
lures moods. New York Star.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
He Got the Seat.

evil you kindly allow me to standl'
asked gentleman as he got into rail-
way carriage, which carriage already
contained the specified number.
Certainly not, sir exclaimed a
passenger occupying a corner seat near
the door, "The way these trains are
overcrowded is shameful !"
GAS you appear to be the only per-
son who oil. ects to my presence, re-
piled the gentleman, Il shall remain
where am"
"Then I shall call the conductor and
have YOU moved, sir.
Suiting tbs action to the word, says
the London Court Journal, the aggrieved
passenger arose, and putting his head
out of the window yociferously sum
moned the conductor. The new conner
saw his opportunity and quietly slip
ped into the corner seat.
"What's upl" inqu red the conduc-
tor, as he opened the carriage door.
zone over the number" replied the
new conner, coolly.
" You must come out, sir The train s
going on, and without waiting for fur
Their explanation the conductor pulled
out the aggrievied passenger, who was
left wildly gesticulating on the plat
form
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
A Telephone Ear.

You have telephone ear. You may
not know it, but you have, all the same.
1t is the left ear, for it is on record that
only a very small percentage Of men or
women use the right ear at the tele-
phone. AS matter of fact the tele-
phone has suddenly come into promin-
ence as medical proposition, and I'M
less the scientists are mistaken, the bulk
of men and women who use the tele-
phone within few years may expect to
find themselves rather hard of hearing
in the left ear. This is because when
using the telephone every muscle and
nerve of the ear is strained to catch the
faintest sound from the person speaking
at the other end. DR.. Oliver W. Moore,
the eminent eye and ear specialist, was
asked the other day if he had heard of
any cases of deafness from the tele-
phone.
at is rather difficult to state exactly, Z"
he replied. 81 have seen where the re.
peated sounds of an instrument, or the
repetition of any sound, has caused deaf
ness. Telegraph operators are in dan
ger of inluring their sense of hearing.
Boiler makers often suffer from deaf
ness. In the construction of boilers it
is necessary for one mau to be inside Of
the boiler and the other outside, and the
incessant noise caused by the riveting
of the boilers always causes either deaf
ness or an affection of the ear. AS to
the telephone, it no doubt has the same
effect. 1t is natural and reasonable to
suppose that person listening for a
sound, and not moving the moment
when it viii come, may iniure the mem
brane of the ear, and in time this might
affect the hearing power.-[ Albany Ex-
press.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26

They Uttered in unison.

They Uttered in unison. Dave was
one of the pursuing youths.
ed like to know if he can stir.
guess I'll see, said the other. She
nudged her companion, tossed her head
daringly, and as they came opposite him
dropped her handkerchief.
He looked at her, pleasantly smiling.
He had thought they might be speaking
of him, and wondered what they were
saying. Now they were standing loiter-
ingly, their eyes upon him, and as his
own travelled from them to the hand
kerchief and back again, he got up and
picked it up. But neither took it.
It's Lil's, said its owner.
:" You know better you dropped it
yourself" Lii retorted, with . stifed
shrek.
"Did II" she demanded. She threw
up her chin, with bright eyes upon him.
I didn't see," he answered, still
smiling.
He stood straight, with his feet close
together, as was his won't, and looked at
her. She was tall girl of fifteen, red
checked and plump. She wore white
dress, with trimmings of embroidery,
dbu u Dtic ottoi anu huI-ilDDOls lOin
which her hair fell in those round curls
which tell of rags overnight. A black
rubber chain and bracelets did duty for
jewelry.
"Oh, well, I'll take it, she said, and
stood swaying herself and twisting it
around her finger. From the two boys
passing there came loud coughs and
whistle.
Well, l should think you'd better
be introduced" said Lii, snickering.
Let me introduce you to Miss Scott
Miss Scott bobbed her head. 81 don't
know who he is, though, she said. At
last she was impressed and sobered by
his unsuspicious sincerity, and she took
a backward step.
He stepped after her Involuntary.
His smile had spread till his artless face
was alight with it. He had been there
alone so long that now, though he had
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
He sat down

corn, anu PAoOe OF cake. ne sab uoHn
and ate it.
He had but five cents left, and his
thoughts went back to Mary A pop
corn ball was the most he could buy for
five cents, and passing in sobered re-
Fiction, he made a careful Sc ec.ion OF
one, smoo.hed its red paper around it,
and put it safely in his pocket.
He started for home late that after
noon, walking at the side of the road,
down which the home bound picnickers
drove in long procession and a long,
dense cloud OF dust which choked and
covered him. One after another offered
him lift, but he tramped on, and
steadily covering the miles, turned
through distant crossroads, and left
the last of the picnic behind him.
1t was seven o'clock eight. The
heat of the day had gone with the sun;
the evening was cool and cloudy. He
went through wild roads. meeting no
body, and across fields and through
lanes, to shorten his journey his feet
and clothes were wet with the heavy
dew.
Three miles from home he heard the
slow tread of horses feet and faint
rattle, and Schraader's peddling wagon
stopped as he came in sight. Mary was
alone on the seat
eve got home kind o. early, Henry"
she said. "and thought I'd drive along
back little ways and meet you"
He got mp beside her, where she sat
staidly, and then, looking at her for a
moment, for the first time in their
lives he put his arm on her shoulders
and kissed her; and they drove on
silently in the quiet night Harper's
Weekly.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
A FOKESr RIVER.

Deep in the sunken silence OF the hills,
And gathering light from all that it may
see,
happy river flows. With mirth it fills
The forest dark and with tranquility;
Foam-bells upon it's breast move quietly;
And. foaming white. troop of icy rills
Add to its gladness; in it the broad sky
Is imaged peacefully with clouds and hills,
And ever and anon it breaks into
A smile of light that glads the forest round;
And when at eve the blessing Of the dew
Descends on waves that flow without a
sound,
'Tis a serious face that laughs anew.
But laughs beneath spell Of silence bound.
-Langdon E. Mitchell in the Century.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
wREcK1Se HER LIFE.

Rescuer-I didn't know it was falss
when grabbed it. Give me your hand
Drowning Party-Are there many
people ON the beach9
Rescuer-
Drowning Party-Ies me drown.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1889-09-26
THE UNION PICNIC.

I four o'clock in the morn
ing any but the German
descended settlement below
the Pennsylvania city would
have been asleep, but when
Sam Schraader, his daugh-
ter, and Henry Verhawk
drove up the road. the bust
ness of the day had begun
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
VIII.
Sob un6 iein Nfe.

3wsi Wo9sn warsn uieber uersansen
bic finf gfuube fir alte S9uIben unb
neue gebirfniTe sismIi9 aussesebsn unb
teine fro5sn ausi9ten uorbanbeH; benn
cine lln3abl anseiebener gittftsusr battle
f6 INN bie rsi6s PfarritsIs ssmeloet unb
ibre Dorts In Psrion BET ben etnfuBrei4s
fen Wdnnern ansebra9t. 8ereits bstei3s
nete bic SffsntIi6e Wsinuns ben @Iidlis
den, wel9sr bic Steqe erbaIteu foute, unb
wel6er unier gicar ni4t mar. Diefsr
lebte inbeB in sottsrsebener &ube fort unb
unterwiss ben Dol aqtdsIi3 I'M 2sien unb
Sdreiben. Nls aber Der Rnabe ben Wans
gel tn Der Sitte no4maIs entre;Ben fab,
1os er ,,beim(i9 nit ietnem Afen wieber
mad 2onoon, neuea 0Orratb 3niammen3as
brinSen.
Ser 2eier fisbt ben &nabsn ni9t melt
BON benz BSrfeugsbdube tn benz bi9tsn
@ewible Der 8oltsmafs n ffeben unb bort
TIN aIfo BITE bunte Mense anrufen:
WpIorbs unb Wplabpsl Gentlemen
unb sbIe Srausnl grlaubsn Sie, baB Id
Sbnsu cine p6qis uabre, srauiam rhbrsube
@ei@i@te pOrfteIsn bari, bis ft& unIansft
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
Nun bielten fte gue Elm Wabl, ME nod
nie ein Rei1er aebabt.

Gun bieltsn fe sue Elm Mabl, ME nod
nie etn &et9er sebabt.
5aft On ni9t seb6rt, bob ber gicar,
frSbli9 efisnb, an - Oh f9 ber gtsentbhs
rner bet gantnote i1on semeloet bat2 81
Sir idtb bic 3situns au @efldt setommen 2
Ser Srtebensridtsr, rslder mid bieielbe
aus Srsunbidaft leien ldbt, betommt its
INNER Ell etniqe Gage fpdter.
99, gp. gbrwdrbeu, antuortete Dot
unter elmer S1amrStbe, mas uiirbe mi,
bic 3eituns seboIfen babsn, ba Id ia midi
Ieien Fam? Sd weiB taum, er sriff mad
benz 9apiere, NORM has @elb sewideli
sepeisn, baB bieisr sroBe Sa@ftabe rM"
bsiBt.
0as 1T ia sin gIatt aur Worsenseituns,
fpra5 Der Sicar, seis' bod berl
gebd6tis iibsrIas Der gicar bas Blatt.
Guf einmaI parb er blaB, bann bo9rotb
i'm 9ef1te. 8ie 3ettuns entfisl ieinen
6dnben, pel1e CT anbd1tis 3ufammenfals
tete unb bann NIT benz pertldrteu Nuse
bantenb gen SiumeI aufbIidte.
8as lit Dir, Iisbsr Damn? fraste So
banna betrofen.
Stumm mics Der gicar NIT benz Beige
finger auf etnsn slbi9nitt Der 5situns,
pel9er alio Iautete:
DEM padern gfarrpicar WeIpin tn
@Ieenbiu ptrb bterbur9 funb setban, baB
bic Sinfpfuubnots I'm quite benz sefdaisen
Ssibrer mad Wonmoutb suseba1t mar,
weI9sr ft9 Bel beren beliebiser 8erwen'
bun9 Der etpas ibsrmitbtsen Sasbseieas
i6aft freunbIid erirnern MOLE.
SSobanua las bisie @orte untsr bsrpors
quelenben Sreu~bentbrdnen, wel9e benz
8icar i9on fribsr I'M Iuse perlten. llnb
bic tleineren &inbsr, obne re6t gu wihen.
parum2 weintsn ben sr0Beren mad, 10 baB
Elm aqseneines S1lu9;en al, bic Stele
ber portsen Iautsn Sreube trat. Selbit
Sad, Der Naes ua9abmenbe Iffe, ma9te
es ben l1sbrisen sIei9 unb wii9te fi9
untsr poiterIt9er 9antcmime bic feudtsn
Iusen.
MeIpin aber ipra9 aug Der SiIe isines
frobbspssteu 9er3ens: r9ott Iebt a
SeeIe, mas uer3agit blu
l1nb nun parb etne Sreube In Der SAINT
lie, bic tn INNER lautern sSubel ausbra9.
gtein, 70 reid beslddt bate CTR 5abruea
f9 uidt sefabIt, ais CT bic ieds3sbnbuns
bert Pfunb TIM Spiel sewonnen bate,
pis bss 8icars SamlIie ibsr bic armieIise
SInfpfunbnote!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
TX.
9a8 GQfmahl.

0on Der Iansen unsemobnten Sabrt
gang brebenb sema9t, lieB ber 8iear f1
aus benz @asen beben, na9bem berfsIbe
an Nbenbe In 2onbon einsetroffsn par.
Gin sroBss, bsl srlsu1tstss 5aus ftrsdts
fi9 Dor tbm Bis balb an BITE Sterne btnauf
unb elm immerpdbrenbss Wasenserafsl
bstdubte iein @eb6r. Wte truutsn folate CT
benz 0tsnsr mad benz Sausfur, wel5sr,
wte bic Eruppsn, pon 2i4tflammen ers
a~Idnate. No9 wirbeIiser warb ibm istn
&opf, als Ct iibsr slatt sebobrts 0isIen
bur9 cine &eibs prddttser 8immer mantle,
beren bobe Spiegel bon benz S4etne uns
sdbItser &erBeu ftmmerten. Nm alsrs
f1limmfen erstns es inn beim @intritte IN
sinsn weiten Saal, NO CT tn cine sroBe
8erlammlung fam, psI9e aus beitsrntsn
6erren uub Standardization 9amen Be;
ftanb. @r woute tn bic @rbe perRnten,
als aus ibnen Elm 5srr BON maisfdtii9sm
4nieben unb NIT pisIsn Srbsn ssBiert auf
i'm GUAM, ibm bic 5anb rei9te unb babel
iaste: Wiqtommsn, Iisber WsIuin! @s
frsut mid bsr3Ii9, Sic bel mir gu isben.
sic finb bsute u,ein Iieber @af. Weins
seebrten 5srrsn uub Damsn, fpra9 Der
Winiitsr nun tn Der @sieai9aft, i1 babe
bas 8srsnissn, Sbnen In bisism Iisben
Safe ben eb,It9en Pfarrutcar uOn 9Issns
Btu uorsuftslen.
Da gswabrts Welpin In isinsr sroBen
8eifir3uns, baB aIe bic pornebmen @dits
sineu 8reis UNI ibn sebilbet batten unb i'm,
obidon er ben %ueriensten Sled auf benz
&ldsn ni6t Dor guen uerbersen %fonnts,
nit rsdt freunbIi9sn, ia ebrerbietissn
BIiden betra9tsten. Au9 tamen msbrere
BON i5nen auf i'm su, i9ittelten inn berg
lid BITE Sanb unb ~freuten it9, In inn eiusn
alien 8etannten wteber 3u isben.
&ennen Gle uns ni1t msbr2 ipra9 elmer
pom ibnen, i'd bin Barter, Der ii9 ben tleis
men SpaB NIT Der Sinfpfunbrots ssmadt
bat, unb bisisr ba lit Stibbs, ieuer Sabr.
wsa - tur3, sic isben bic sanae Sasbses
ieli1aft bier %bsiiammen, wel9e Sie Dor
penis Wo1sn i9tsr nieber3ursiten geba6s
ts. @r3dblsn sic uns, mir bitten brinsenb
barum, bic a~ufinSuns unb DieberbeIe.
bung bss tlstnsn &naben nit benz Nffen,
bamit MIR srfabreu, Oh uns Sbr neuer
Pfeseiobn BITE Wabrbeit treu beriatet babe
obsr ni&t. limb ME mar bis @si9idts non
benz &aftsn init benz boppsltsn Boben, ben
Sic pon sSbrem Yfarrberrn In Der auction
eritanben baben2
ga, er3dbIsn Sic! baten Mqe.
aber, pober wtFsu sic biss s4ass9
frasts Der bsflrats 8iear. 400.
g.. o.. (ShIuk foIat.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09

Cont 1T Ct nm bisie 3sit sew6bnIt9 wtes
Der betm. Sisb' bod, Iteber Wann! ba
tommt eine Suti1s NIT 9ieren auf uniere
Sitts suseroqt. Soqte pteaei9t ber neue
|Pfarrberr bartn iiten?
9as CLAUDE i'd nidt, antportete Weluin
betroffsn. Sc 3temt uobI mir, benz Yfarrs
BERN auerff bie Nufpartuns 3u MAIDEN.
aber - tn ber Chat = bic 6utide fdbrt
BET uns uor. Sect iteist Der Dtener bsrab
- lauf' tbm entsesen, liebe Sobanna. ins
bsB i9 mstnen Inaus in m69Iidite Orb
nuns gu brinsen iu4e.
Inter bsr Saustbiir traf Srau Welpin
auf ben Oisner, weIdsr sriBsnb fraste:
Ereffe i'd ben 9errn Pfarrpicar ReIuiu
bisr2
Disis Srnse beiabte So5anna unter etc
mem b6fiden &nire, porauf Der 9iener
obne Weitsres tn bte Stube trat unb ben
psrlesenen OteIpin alio anrebete: Wein
GER, Sstne 5errli1teit Der 8remierminis
fer 9orb 9ope, ldBt Ste eriudsn, iofort
gu linn mad 2onbon gu tommsn.
0is2 itammsIte WsIpin eri9roden, mad
9onbon2 gum 5errn Wtn - Wini - fer2
go if'S! usrieste Der Disner srapitds
tii@.
Wssbalb ,pobl, mein 9sebrtefer! ruenn
i'd frasen barf2 ipra1 Der Gicar, feline
Srau babel dnsftIt9 anblidsnb.
0as bat Der 9srr 2orb ni9t fir gut Be-
fanben, MIR mit3utbetIen. Oie Ssrren ant
Staatsruber pflesen lire @ebeimnife ses
w6bnIid fdr it4 gu bebaltsn, was aud
iebr I6blt9 TIT, ba bteie uidt pom einem sSes
ben gu usrbauen inb.
M9, ltebife Sobannal manbte fi1 WeI=
pin an feline Satin, penn nur Der Dob
ii9 ni1t etwa einen f1Ie1ten Strei9 bat
au S9ulben fommen laffen unb mild babel
uor's 9e9 seidoben bat. Cont wiBte i'd
mid juft fetner ftrafbarsn 9anbIuns 3u ers
%innern, pel9e Setne Serrli9teit auf mid
aufmertiam bdtte MAIDEN f5nnen. Iber,
lteber Serr, fubr ct laut su benz tnsebuls
bisen Dtener fort, tn bisiem Nnpute tann
i'd mid uirfIi9 ni1t Dor Seiner 6errIi9s
teit aeisen. 8eIteben sic nur bic braune
S9eibe BON aniebnli9em 1mfanse auf
meinem &idsn gu betra9ten, wel9e bic
Ofsnbise tn meinen ~einstsen f@war3en &od
sebrannt bat.
SUIT 10 etpas Itsbt nsin 5srr, antpors
tete ber Otener. Sd ptri1sre Sbuen,
Sic werben in benz &od ba Sbr Slid Bel
ibm MAIDEN.
llnb meme Bsrride, tlaste Melpin, wie
qriteqrai ite austebt! Seitbem Der WehI>
taiten fort If, bat f9 aud tsin Mebl
utsber fnben wouen, fs bamit ein3upus
bern.
Dsrfsu sic bas Ding meg, ipra9 Der
Otener gu oes 8icars srosem @ntieten,
etne 8srriids 1T ldnsif aus Der Wobe unb
Sbr braunes 5aar etn utel beferer Yus
benn iene.
Der Wann lief benz bsbrdnsten WeIpin
taum 8eit, uon ieinsr TamiIie 9bi9ieb su
nebmen. 2tsbs Sobanua, iprad biefer
tu ieiner @atttn, i1 braude Dir nt1t eff
3u empfsbleu, fstn 4dt auf uniere &tnber
gu baben unb fir tire 9fese gu MAIDEN.
Brau9ft Ou @slb, 70 periese ober pers
taufe, mas trsenb gu entbsbrsn 1T - es
wdre benin, baB Dob NIT Ssssn betmtebrte.
2sbt uobl, meme &inbsr! @ebor9t eurer
Wutter unb persebt nt9t, wte fauer ibr
berielbsn ssuorben istb. Ser 9err bebate
su6!
8on alien BIS an ben Waseni1Ias be-
slettet, itteg Der 0icar Elm unb roDte f9wes
rem 9er3ens ber 9auptfabt gu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
VII
Ser &afen.

Na9 etIi9en Tasen ipra1 Der rside.
tinbsrlois @iduia gu ft9 ielbft: Was fou
i'd maGen2 Des @olbes unb Stlbsrs wtrb
INNER msbr i'm Saus, unb taum wsiB i'd
mebr, pobiu es ~perbersen Dor ben @riffeu
Der 9iebe. Salt, i'd uia mid aufma9en
na1 Qon6on rnb metuen Wammon In
8antnotsn umiesen, pelds mir 3tnien
brinsen unb lei9ter gu uerfteten fnb. Iud
wtu t5 mir In Der 5auptitabt sinmal etne
@ite tbun, unb ioutsu aud bunbsrt pfunb
baruuf seben. Sen Weluin absr m66te i'd
tretben, baB ct mir ben Geif Der ibm 70
unpsrbofft bsi9eerten Sinfpfuubnote bers
ausstbt unb i'd babur9 eber 3u msinsr
Auslase fur BITE %seraubten &ir9ensefdbe
seIanse.
Ser Serr binsssen ipra9: Du Narr!
nod btsie Ha9t mtrb man betne SeeIe BON
btr forbern. unb ueB wtrb's ietu, bas bu
b~ereitst bait2
limb aIio sei9ab &c aud.
Wit benz Boriaee, In auer Srlbs bes
nddftsn Cages mad 9onbon 3u reiiss, Ieste
f5 8tdpiG tn isin gstt. Srab fanb man
TIN, pom S5lasfufe setroffsn, bIitblau
unb tobt auf ieiuem Eager. 9enielben
Gag nod eiltsn bic frobIotenben @rben
berbsi unb bur5uiblten NIT sierisen Sdns
ben bic Nadlafsni6aft. sic ipottetsn bes
8erbGdensn, buB er nur fur fs suiams
meusei9arrt bate, a~antten ii9 Bel Der
Ebeiluns unb ifeuten 3ulett cine 8erftetses
rlng Der wertbloieren @irtbi5aftss @esenz
ftdnbe an, nobel au3 unisr Weluin f5 Be-
fanb, Der iest ii6 gar reid bintts unb
germ irssnb sin Stit uon ieinss Pfarrberrn
gtsentbum 81 benz ietnisen au MAIDEN
piini6ts. Q8irtIid mar er 70 sIidIi9, Ell
men alien, f9peren Sclstuitsn fir ben
Yrsis pom etn unb etnsm baIben S5iains
gu erftsben.
aIs er, bamit bsIaben, teu6enb unb
i5pisenb nod 9auie tam, sIaubte Sobanna
erif In ber Chat, er brinse abermals sinsn
2ei9nam auf benz &ifsn beim. PoIternb
IisB er i'm gu goben fallen unb ipra9 NIT
sufriebsner Niene gu ieinsr Satin: Das
1T Elm itammbafter WebItaften an bic
Steue bsfsn, In weI4em unfere Wiap
i6lummert. Oas 5oIt aIIeia lit msbr
uertb ais Der &~aufprsis.
Sobanua aber periette tabsIub: Der
feliss Widpiq bate &e9t, als er fasts,
baB Dir tein @eIb nise iei. &aum baben
mir einise S1iuinse wisbsr i'm 9srm6geu,
sibit 9u fe idon fur entbsbrItde Dtnse
aug. Das biIft uns Elm WsbItuitsn obns
Wsbl2
8rdnte mid ni9t! bat Welpin. S4on
ais @nbenten an ben ielisen Widuta 1T
mir Der Raiten tbeusr. unb baben mir
tein Maebl, i'm bamit su fiuen, tann Sad
feline @obnuns barin aufidIassn. Oo9
Der &aiten i5eint boil gu fem, er panbte
i'm unI unb um, Elm 70 bider Boben lit
ni9t bentbar. Nu9 fub bic Dretter ins
penbis pom anbsrsr gsi9affenbsit aIs aus
Gen. Sobanna, bite, rei4e mir bas Bell
Der. Den iiberfiifsen 8oben t6nnen mir
ais Brsnnbol3 anpenben.
Ser @tcar bieb, 3pdnste, brad nun 70
LANCE auf ben inpenbiseu 8oben Los, bis
bic Bretter unb NdssI na6subsn. gs mar
pirtIi6 Elm boppeIter Boben, befsn 3uts
i&enraum nit Strob aussefiQt mar. als
IS Der Yicar ausi&attete, poIterten einise
i6were @ssenitdube barunter auf bic Dtss
len. 9ie Sa9s ndbsr unteriu&enb, islsn
benz 9stroffenen pier sspi@tise 9olbrolsn
In bic Sanb, pel9s betm Osffusn bic
i45nftsn, nsu ssprdsten ,.@uineen entbiels
ten. gs warsn 3ufammen p~isrbunbert
Shld.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09

@enn nut Dob i5on wisbsr ba pdre !!
iasts WsIuins @attin isbnli9tis. Sn Der
&esel tommt Ct nt9t nit Ieeren Gai4en
unb Sanben 3urit.
Sisbt Du, erwiberte ber 8ica:, wte
islbit BITE t~leinite quite Chat f9 belObnt9
Ser arn,e Sunse bat uns feline @rweduns
aus benz S9eintobe bsreits lberrei9li9
usrsolten. Do9, seb6te 60 ni@t bic dus
berits Rotb, IieB Id i'm nimmer wtsber tn
bas psrbsrbte 2onbOn aieben. Das B6ie
baftst INNER eber an Der Susenb, ais bas
@ute, unb In Der Stabt febt e. nur gu utsI
usrflbrenbe 8siipisIe. ~ ..
Wo Ct rur bIsibt2 metnts Sobanua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09
ct. &apbaels Gereiu SunI Shube ber
Gin unb MuSpanberer.
BUR tuna:


Bon p,rfStessnen Ssitsn wtrbs Id 10 oft ,riu4t. ttnts
Bsrpauettu oher Setannteu, Der hber see toMmt, In
Castle Garden Su smpfauseu uus tRm bsbaIat9 su ittu.
Sd bin ssrus gu isbtm Dtsnite bsreit. Rur u64ts ID bite
ten, tets s.uau a~nSuesseu, NIT wsIAsm S4ife Der Bttrtfs
f,nbs tomasn lou. S8tnn man uus ut6t ben uus.fdbrtn
&.s unb bic ~unesidbrs 3stt austbt. uaun elmer tommsn lou.
70 Ut ss idwsr, Ia fat unm6eIta, Ssmanbsn uuisr sI
DaIs @inpanserer ausfHbts 81 MAIDEN. AUD mare a
gut, peuu man ben 8erwanoteH loon bic ahrent Der tnros
pdti4tn 8ertrauensmdnner an8dbs. Auf bttit At pnrls
aud ibon brhbsu fhr Re gsforst perbtn, unb tamen itlet
am R9sriten ttrstt an MID. @tr Ssbsu bier bic ahrtGt
Der peridisbsutu 8rtrausnsHduusr une otmsrttu sabu
Der Spst hes ct. RapkatIs,8 ,rttus N, BEN &.tisubsz
SduS unb Beitanb an9s6etben su IaNsn, uHb he Dor lee
BEN S4assu In stitIt9sn uub 9eifisen DtugeH bu btwap
rem. Ssbs austruft tn Bstrsfs tner itbtn AuetIt9enbds
Der 8eiis wtrb bsrsttpili9ft uno eratts ertbetlt. %
m0ss baber eth Sober Ra In 8siitsAHetIsstubttteu pers
traasnspoI on ben Bersiu member. Sttr ttu 8esti4uts
Der ptri5isbtnsn Bs"rtrautnsmdnns;
Observation-Disclosures osS ct. veapbasIS
DsrstnS hub hi
sr,msn; S.rr gaaor g. S$Ibi!sr. s%tntsuhr.
SamSura: .Sss EHs'SOr @saubsrS VI. ae$sa'
autw.rpta: Ssrr :. %. B o rb n. 40 ap.na. Charlotte
Hottsrbam: Strr Saeob 86IItr, pau Der II.
Sapr,; S.rr 9. lambert Ret N u n. 8 Sut Doubtt.
a'HssH' rSs,r gaIt'r %. Boz d linton etr's''
stpupooi: Ssrr BiIIism Grsa. 30 Duts etrset.
Wsp BORT; REQ. ). &sulaub. iatboL. prttau. Q 6tat
Strsst. asstuabsr cattle SarbsH.
perto ausers, prop. 8to Grants ha 6uI, Brafatsa
6er GItmtus VI alIau.
JstnptQs (pens 6rauasea), prep. SaHta gateartsa
Tr,f rrsR1sss; SsrT pafsr = 0ssss Nsuiss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-09

Damn biif 9u sin 2isusr unb Define
@ei9i9te lit elm Wdr9enl
0snn @p. @uaben MIR 70 tommsn
pousn, risf Dob setrdntt, 70 m6sen Sie
nur INNER wtien, baB es Der 9srr Pfarrs
utcar Weluiu bu @Ieenbiu TT.
Damn wiI ids slaubsn, ipra9 Der 9err,
bod ionf pom teinem anberu. Stibbs !
fubr CT au ieinsm Sesleiter fort, eine
wabre Eooiinbe wdre eS, moate i4 ben
ebrIiden Wann abermaIs usrsshen. @r III
berislbe, wsl9er mir ben SpaB NIT Der
6~lnfpfanbnote sema4t bat.
Damit sinssn fie. Dob binsesen mans
berts cine StraBe meter, feline @r3dblune
au pisbsrbolen, pel9e In ben meiiten Sd:
len uon einsm sinitisen grfols setr6n,
wurbe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-05

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