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Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12
AT SEA.


The morn is over the world,
And the sunlight floods the sea;
sit aud dream, us the waters CLEAN.
OF the dear, dead past and thee
OF the fair dead past too fair 70 last,
And the heart that lived for ma
o heart that loved me so
Still in your drramless rest
You ARE not dead. and lay my head
Once mora ON the tender breast;
hide my face in its odcn place,
In the place It loved the best.
Dear lips. pressed close 10 minel
You are not cold in death,
For close IN my EAR sweet words hear
And feel on my hair yo,;r breath,
And voice Gays low u love you sol
With love that knows no death"
l open my eyes and loCk
Far ont on the sunlit sea,
And the waters CLEAN, but my tender dream
Has passed from my heart and me,
And the grasses wave on lonely grave
That holdeth thy heart and thee.
But the love that blessed us so
In the beautiful years gone by
Is more than a flower to bloom an hour,
To droop at the uoon and die;
Twill brighten the years in far of spheres
Under a strense, bright sky,
Ipray God hold thee fast,
Gloss in his strong embrace
And some fair day viii como and say,
Viewing thy radiant face,
Dear one. stOop low, for love thee eel
With love that time nor space
Nor all the tears of deSolate years
Could rob Of its heavenly grace"
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

About a year ago the most disagreeable
task in the life Of Sandy Hook pilot was to
board an incoming Norwegian, Italian or
Portuguese ship. Then life became a misery,
for not only was the mlucky pilot compelled
to dine on tho vilest hard tack and macaroni
three times daily, but he was also guyed by
all his shipmates Since then times have
changed; foreign vessels are now the most
delightful craft when compared with the
fifty-two English and German steamships
which carry petroleum in bulk to European
ports They probably are accorded more
forcible condemnation than all the Others
combined. Previous to sailing from abroad
these vessels, by means of steam, are pumped
full of salt water, which makes free and
serviceable ballast When within 200 or 800
miles of New York, if the weather is pro
pitious, the shippers, who rival the keeuest
Yankees in shrewdness, set their pumps work
ing and in short order rid their ships Of their
worthless and easily obtainabbe ballast.
When the clipper pilot comes aboard with
expectations of catching a twenty-five footer
be is chagrined to find that the pumping out
process has lessened the 6raught Of the vessel
and his fees 80 per cent. or more.-New York
Evening Sun.
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

One Of the great advantages which Chinese
teaslare said TO possess over those Of India is
their greater wholesomeness. On this ubjeet
the British consul at Hankow, in his last re-
port, gives table of analyses of the two kinds
of tea made by Professor Dittmar f. r. s.,
from which it appears that the quantity of
tannin in Indian tea is eos per cent and in
Chinese COL After twenty minutes infu-
sion of 100 grains Of each there is pres.
ent in the respective liquors 2g6 grains
thenic and 63 grains tannin in the
Indian and 3.3s grains thenic and B. So grains
tsnnin in the Chinese tea The teas in
question:" concludes Mr. Allen, were both
high class teas, and the analyses given above
certainly tend to show that there is an excess
OF tannin, with all its astringent and delete
rious qualities, in the Indian tea London
rrfr,as
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

The unsightly fence or shed back Of the
house, that with all your asking you cannot
get removed, may be converted into a con-
slant delight to the eye. Cover it with vines.
The climbing nasturtium, scarlet bean, morn
ing glory Or Virginia creeper will grow in al
most any soil and with but little care, and in
3 short time will make = brilliant display,
more than repaying, with their beauty, the
care spent In their cultivation. The bitter
sweet and woodbine serve well for this pur-
pose aud live many years. Journal
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

Maj. J. W. Powell, who is as good authority
as we have, writes that in his judgment tree
planting does not increase rainfall or aid in
reclaiining arid lands in that easy and direct
manner. But trees serve to equRlize atmOs
pheric conditions and aid the soil and air in
retaining the rain that does fall He believes
that by tree planting to supplement- irrigat-
ing methods, nearly all arid lands may be
reclaimed for tillage, aud that some Of our
worst wastes will become our best pasture
lands and most productive farms 1t must,
however, be allowed that other good authori-
ties believe that rainfall is directly affected
by forests. st Louis Globs-Demoerat
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

In the trial of a criminal case at Lexing-
ton, KY, Judge Morton ruled that the fact
of his having formed an opinion should not
disqualify man as a juror. He said that
one of the highest qualifications for juror
was the fact that be had formed AN opinion
from what be had read in the papers, and
that man who was not capable Of forming
an opinion was not qualieed'tO sit in the jury
box.--Atlanta Constitution.
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

The other day it was our pleasure to go a.
fishing with party on Alapaha, near Gro
yer, and see how fish are caught the "new
wayn From four to six men go into the
water with log in front of them, and
sheet with one edge ON the log and the other
edge held up by the men so that the fish can't
jump over, but tall on the sheet The log is
pushed along to the land, and when near il
the fish begin to try to make their escape
back to the deep water by jumping. If they
fail to make good leap they lodge on the
cloth, thereby becoming victims Of their own
destruction It is amusing to see how they
jump. It is supposed that about 800 pounds
were caught.-Abbeville Times
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

Experimental studies of this question at
Cornell university show the following results;
First, that there is a loss Of butter when the
milk is allowed to cool much below the nor.
NAL heat of the COW before being put in the
creamer; second, that while there may moi
be any very great increase Of butter when
the milk is heated, there is no risk Of iniuring
the quality of the butter by Incorporating
an excess Of eassjn, even when the milk is
heated as high as B5 degrees.-Seientiic
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

Under Il tree near the porch, an old hen
had gathered her brood Of interesting balls
Of fluff and promissory feathers some day to
be real spring chickens Between the porch
and the tree, under which the old hen was
delivering a monday lecture 20 her thirteen
children, lay plump and religious looking
cat. She was not one Of your scampish,
risky, half nedged cats, but denlnre old
tabhY, too well fed and perhaps too moral TO
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

To inhabitants of Lebbeke, Belgium, tn,
hearing OF certain small bells four or fvt
miles away is certain indication Of rain
One bell, about six miles distant, is heard
twice year-in March or April and in Sep
TENDER or October-and always during tn,
same atmospheric. connections NJ. de Rid
der finds that not only does moisture favor
the transmission Of sound, but that contrary
winds are not always an obstacle. New
York Telegram.
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

''Did you ever notice." asked a man who
spends most of his time loafng in the park,
10 a reporter ''that whenever the bell in the
stone church rings every one within 100 yards
Of the church viii look up to the toweri This
is especially the case if they are south Of it,
whether approaching or leaving the church.
You can't see anything, and l don't know
why people look up [ do it unconsciously
myself while wondering why other people do
it."-Cleveland Plain Dealer
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

A paper was read b. DR.. Charles L. Lang,
of New York, on ",iesmcrisn and Its TLera-
peutical Applications" Its closing para
graphs were as follows:
AS applied to dentistry, believe that the
chief use will be found in the suggestive eff
feet in quietinS neuralgia and the excess Of
pain Tue la fear of long operations rather
than in its anesthetic effect In order to
produce an@sthcsia profound enough to allow
the extraction Of n tooth, the subject must be
an unusually sensitive one. and the danger
and annoyance would be less frull that ideal
anmsthctic for these short operations than nj
trous oxide Like many uthcr valuable rem
edics, as opium, alcohol, wine, quinine, ETC.,
hypnotisn must be handled by those trained
to study its phenomena, and TO guard against
trouble each operator should never hypnotic
Il subject without his formal consent CT the
consent of those in authority over him
Never give to the hypnotized subject any
other suggestion than those necessary for his
case unless he has given his consent previous
ly Never induce sleep except in the presence
Of a third party. Albany Argus
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

The Rev G. r. Palmer, Of Augusta, oneoi
the members Of the conference, told while in
town story Of brother whose eloquence
was Of the soaring style. lie was accustomed
to attempt the most ambitious rhetorical
flights, sometimes he completed them all
right and sometimes he didn't Not infre-
quently he lost command of his vocabulary
at a critical moment and the result was dis
astrous to his metaphor.
One Sunday he was pronouncing glowing
eulogy on departed saint. He raised him
in a stately and Respondent progress step by
step to the pearly gates. He almost had him
safe in heaven when he hesitated and seemed
at loss.
"And brethren" said he-''and brethren
he went in as slick as a mouser
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12
NC wheat.tone Telerranh.

The Wheststone telegraph is a system
which has long been used with high de-
gree Of success in Great Britain, and has in
late years proved valuable adjunct to the
Morse in the Western Union service, particu-
larry where large volumes OF business must
pass over few wires. In this system mes
sages are automatically transmitted by a
strip of perforated paper, while their recep-
ton is effected by an ink marker which,
under the action Of a receiving electro-mag-
net, makes Morse dots and dashes upon a
moving band Of paper. Charles L. Bucking-
ham in Scribner.
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

A favorite cat in Lewiston recently en-
tered q room where she had three little kit
tens and taking one in her mouth advanced
and cried piteously to the mistress who fed
her. The latter took the kitten in her lap.
Then the cat went languidly to her nest,
secured another kitten and took it to her mis-
tress She repeated the act with the remain
ing kitten, and then rolled over and died It
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

even look with evil eye upon the sparrows in
the bushes near by she certainly was at the
time | speak of-when the mocking bird,
whose cage hung ON the adjoining piazza,
wars making "a strange 6tS ont Of "Harkl
Hank My Soul and Dem Gollcn Slippers
cumbined-as quiet and benevolent as II cat
can bc
After awhile tire mocking bird stopped
whistling, and apparently directed all his at
tenton to observing the scene before him.
All at once there came from the moching
birds cage the shrill pipe Of IA young chicken
in pain The Old hen heard the cry, and in
an Instant had left her fock and flown with
ruiFlcl neck and wiags outspread upon the
sleepy cat. Tho cat was terror stricken by
the suddenuass Of the assault, and received
several sharp pecis and scratches before she
could get away. The old hen kept up the
pursuit until .he cat fled iato the Eoase
The moci,i4g bird, whose si,iilful imitation
of a chicScns cry had caused the disturbance,
cheerily whistlcd
There's a land that is fairer than day. ~
Pittsbusg Dispatch.
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12
Consumption Surely cured.

To THE EBITOR e. Please inform your readers
that have positive remedy forthe above named
disease, BY ITS timely use thousands Of hopeless
cases have been permanently cured, ] shall be
glad to send tive bottles Of my remedy FREE to
any OF your readers who have consumption, If they
will send me their express and pOstOffice address.
Respectfully,
T. A. SL0CUM. NJ. C., ISL Pearl St, New York.
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

The hest Snlve IN the world for CUTS Bruises
saies, Ulcers Salt Rbeum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
eruutions. and positively cures Piles. OF no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price q cts. per
box. For sale by G. W. MARSHALL, Druggist.
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

The Rev. E. ?. Terhune thinks chat it is
useless to lay out a course Of reading for other
people TO follow. In this matter a man must
be his own judge, aud take his time when he
can get it. He knows of one man who has
spent en- hour on the street cars every day,
and vino, by improving that time, read the
standard noTelists aud kept himself generally
we'll informed
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12
TERMS: $l.Oo PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.

was then discovered that the animal had been
fearfully injured. It transpired afterwards
that she had run foul OF mower in a field,
who had nearly cut her in two with his
scythe. The cat had commended her Or
Phaned little ones to tbe care Of her mistress
Lewiston Journal
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

FRUIT, GRAIN AND STOCK
Will be landed i'll Philadelphia i'll good
season for Market.
FiySt-claSS accommodation I0t stock OF
all Kinds.
Bags Furnished And Grain Carried At
Lowest Rates.
Fare to Philadelphia IS cents. Round
trip, SIPS.
Freight received at Philadelphia on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays until the boat starts
Notice to Smyrna Shippers.
All Heavy Freight intended to be hauled
to boat by our teams should be reported at
our Office the night previous to departure Of
boat.
ANY small packages should be reported at
the Office at least two hours before boat starts.
Telephone connection with Dover Wyoming
Camden, Townsend and Middletown
PHILA. & SMYRNA TRANSPORTATION co.
A L. JARD1NE, SEcY 8 TREASURER
Ohices-4s S. Del, Ave, Phila., and SMYRNA Del
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12
Children Cry for Pitchers castoria.

when Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
whsnahehad Children, she gave tlen caasoria.
Milford chronicle., 1889-07-12

DUbFIIbp cure guaranteed by DR. j B Mayer s81
huE Bith Arch street Phila Pa Ease at once No
opera ion or business delay Thousands cured send
for circulars. 81 1y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Il ante VI sieste..

Gtisiis trarsu Die SoriittsmaBrestla,
pelds pdbrsnH bss Bsiu5s bss @jarsn in
Berlin bic PoIisei setroffsn bate. 60 rparen
bel Der 6abtt gun Seite bes IlsraneersR ests
msuts bic StraBen rom Al~eranberplas oil big
40 S5titt binter Der 8aiisr @iIbsImiraBs,
Der Blas am Stttoria 9bsater, bic Rlstue
alsrlnbuitrabe unO Der R6nissg,abeu uou'
itdutt9 seiperrt. Das Stsbeu auf ben IIfs
gdneen gu ben 9siddften Der WlnSltrote
uno Alfranb0itrrBe bas Stsbsn Ger 91us'
bspobusr in ben Qbil fi0ursen unb &sQers
bdIisn NAT pOIi3eiltd untsr iast, bic Sdu:
isr in Der Ndbe Der &aierns bsSu. In ocrt
~ubseipsrrien &aum muBteu uuf poltSeiIi5e
auortnuns bic Sbore ftlteben, e~tnSelne
wurben iosat pOIisstl5 bsfstt. Der Sns
buber zines Sarbiettsusrs, Der nit isiuer
6amiIie fi6 aui Der Rslertrsppe poittrte,
mu6ts bieien gsObattunsspoitsn ,dumeu.
@ant uuBerseuObnIide gorii5tsmasreseln
waten fir ben @surenbsiu9 aud iunerbaIb
Der &Cisrns sst,oifsn. SdmmtIids Wann=
i4aftssimmer puroen pom Sffijieren reui;
Dirt nnb BARN ueti6lohen. Die Oddsr
Der on ben Raieruenbof anffoBenbeu Sdus
fee barften ntdt bstrsten perbsu. Nuf eis
mem bsrislben, einem S~abrttse5aube, bliat:
ten Io9ar S9utmaurs: 6slme auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Su ureuRiiten 1,beimsu staots.

SW VttubIIuCH VSyttultU Stuule>
4rtip 1T man NIT elmer g,SBsrsn 4rbsit
iibsr S6nis 5ttsbrtd BiIbsIm l. bsi9dftist.
Sant einem eifriseu WttsIiebe bes 8erlis
ner @si6i9tsusrsius ftnb benz 8srein bel
bieier @sIesenbsit bic sabIrsiden ni5t pos
Iitiidsu Rabinetsorores 3usdnsIi9 ssma9t
porben. wel9s Elm friibss, unmittsIbares
Bib pom benz prattti1en 5irftsn seben.
go i9rieb berislbe an stuen Weinbinslsr
Weiusrtsbassn: sd babe tirsli9 In
Berlin an us,i6isoenen OFTEN rsdt srsGen.
ten Uein pou l7l9 %9etruutsn, Der In Der.
lin Mot b6ber oils 60 Gbalsr bic Ohm ,u
itsben tommt. Wenn mir alio nit einans
Der banbelu fouen, 10 miifst S5r mid ni4t
I'M Yreiie iberisseu." Wit 70 SbaIer
franco purbe mon bann aud idlisBIid cts
mig. Beim 8aiier iudts Der R6nis 1892
Wautbs. Sofs mb Nce is: Srsibsit fir 100
antbeil unsarnpsin valio auf rs1tss 6irs
fen @utb" mad unb pe,ipra1 bafir bins
wisbsrumb aue sriinnli9sn @sfdlistsitsn
BET GQer @sIssenbsit au srwsiisn". Sriss
oti9 Der @rpBs idrisb BEN Rbsinusiu has
PObasra su. on benz isin Batter lit unb
bas er uon ibm sssrbt babe. Sisis &rant'
belt unc ibre 9eiIuns ipteIt In ben Orbrss
Sss R6niss cine srOBe &oue. 90 bsiBt
es In elmer Nu4idrift on ben Siritsn pon
Ds6au: sd tam tbuen ibre Sriefe ni5t
b%eaniwortsu, i'd babe miierabls bas Bobas
sra.~ Sir stusn &estmsrts. 5sIoi5ssr,
Der bic Srantbstt iOlte bsilen %f0nuen, mics
Der 8Oui9 200 Gbaler Geiis9elb an. - @es
f9ente uon NaturaIien Eabm Der R6uis uns
becentIi6 on. Oieielben tamsn sulsSt 10
bdufs, oaB Der Sant ftdnbis uno turs laus
tete; Din ben Wasiitrat gu Waseeburs.
Sin Compliment Dor ,pei 9a4le", oSsr:
nGn bic Wtttpe BON Srisbeboru. Sc.
R6ntsl. Wai. pdrsn fur bic Rdie ~oblisiret"
rGn ben @eneral pon Eru9s. gompIis
n1ent por bic ibsri4idten esr9sn~ w. (. {.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Scr @jttlue Shmcr,.

StutiOius 8umpuie BAT cine grbi5aft
sema6t uuo besibt iid in eiusm mertpiirs
bissn @nfau uou GosImuta gum S&neis
Der, Inn feline &sduuns Su bssIsi5en.
@r fiabst in Der 8Obuuns etue Grauers
ueriamuIuns. SIN Rreiie t~r6ltsnbsr 6reunbe
uno 6rsunbinueu fiji bic 0itiwe oss am
pousen Gage gu ietuen 9dtsru s%insssan.
9ensH S5neiosmeiifets uno aue Ioben ibren
9slosnmutb, ibre bsrOiiae Juhuns.
Oa bstritt Bumppis Sas 3immer. 9ei
ietnsm anbIid besinut bic uuslidli&e
Bittws gu ~Sittern, iie srbsbt iit lanslam
nno fraSt Jpn nit bsbsnber Stinme:
r8as wini4sn Sic, 9srr Bumppis 2"
sd - i'd m04te msins 8s5uuns be-
5ablen". antwOrts lsiie Der @efraste.
Da 1T IS um bic 5afuus Der Bittue
ssi4sbsn.
Wit benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2lusruf:
Nd @ott, a4 9ott, wsnn bas msin islts
ger Mann nod stIebt bdttel" ftntt fe
obnmdttis in bic arme bss tisf srsriffsnsn
S1uloners.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
9ie GnaldnSer itnb pru.tii9e 9sute

9ie GHgldnoer finb pru.tii9e 9sute
Gin SObn gibbons, ber NIT sinissn 6rsun.
ben gum Beiud Der @usitsuuns mad Barts
9etommen mar, bate btsie um eriten absnt
Set sinem Spasiersans auf bic SouIspa,bs
uetloren. gr bate bic gbreHe ieinss Sat:
bots perseien unb irrte bic sau3e Ratt aui
ben StraBen pon 9arts lumber. 0a sr
cuf bieie Beiie istn 3tsI nidt fanb, atus
er rubis gum Rorobabnbof, fubr mad Con:
bon, iu&te bort In ietner @obnuns bic
aorefe oes Partier 9auies unb tsbrte am
anteren Gage bcrtbin au ieinen Jrsunbeu
turid, bic bsreits uuf Der 8oIissi. In Der
Rcrsue unb in alien Rrantsnbduisr mad
inn Seiu6t batteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Cine ~ Of + NoIterfam.,er

tit bic Sranteuitu6c. pel6e eiuer am sutjinoltacr R6eps
mattsmu letoerOeu Gattsuter ~beberbergt. gSeur oeriet5e
ieoo4 i& Goitstter8 Wtaseu5itter5 bebtcut. ebe Der Gtpiel
o5 SdmsrSes errstdt lit, tanu er otct ~urr6tbtge 2eioer
uermeiOeu. @enu aud Setduburssz ODER 8erubigung5s
mtttsI feline ipeSeQe @irtuus baber, lit unter ~unitiuoen
tbre AnwenOuns bod mon6maI am Elaee. Rod duBern
tie ME stne 6uusruSe Birturg aui BEN rbsumattSmu5bebai:
teteu S6rper, neil ie bic BEN Jtbeumo;i8mu5 rdbreubtu
Sdite rtdt aus oem SIut GusidetOeu. Soiteteer'S Ragcns
bttterS bsiCrgt 6te8 UNI 10 srinOlttcr uuO ieet oaourb
gIsi4 pom Nuiors an etncm ucbcI elm .3tel. weldes, penn
etnmaI eiugtpurSelt, fat uimmcr au5SurOttcu, iOuoern
b36teH5 rod Su ItrSern lit. 0au Uer9eTe utdt, 8beumas
tt5mu5 lit cine srantBett, wdde cine is5r iatoIe Retsurg
bet, i'd auf ba5 6erS ~ psricr. Wtau iOGte oeB6alb eLeib
BET oeu erIteu 8eguuger bethlehem sum gitters sreifsr.
Aud turtrt oaHslbs 9pspepic, Ttercnletoen, ItaIarta uuo
GerUoitQt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Sic alte pommcrihe GrGfiu 6. bate

Sic alts pummeride Grafia g. bate
einen GHsn, ben fe ,drtlid Itebte. NIs
berislbe eiuss Cages srtrantte, IisB fe ct.
men bsrISmtsn Srofsfor aus @reifswalb
bolsu, Der beute In Berlin eine berporra:
seuoe Stsuuns eiunimmt. Der profsHor
tam uno warb tn bas @sisai9afts,immer
ssfibrt, mo ibm bis @rdfn uuter Eb,dusu
pas bdBli&e tIsins Sbisr 3sists, bas auf
sinsm sierIi5en Rifsn lag unb offsnbar
srose S5mer3en lit. Der beribmte Bro.
fsiior mat natirIt3 unssbaItsn barber,
baB CT ssrufen mar, UNI oIs Affenbottor
gu wirten. entIsbists i9 absr sspiK snbaft
isiusr 4hi3t.
S4ueisenb fiblts CT ben Bulls bss ais
fen. fab lid bas Gbier seuau an unb bate
balb bic Rrantbsit srtannt. Oarauf be-
msrtts er ben gnteI Der alien Dame, Der
fi5 In elmer gde bes iSimmers auf benz
Geppi5 umbapilbte. Gr nabte G9 benz
Rinos, unteriu9te es ebsnfaus, flbIte Ieis
men YaIs unb ipra4 our @rdfin 3u,ittsb,
renb. ernltbaft: v9naoise Srau, ibte
beiben S6bue Isiosn on i5!e6ter
Ssrbauuns. Bsnn is Gbss trinten nnb
gang Iei4te Speiien seuisbsu, psrben le
baIb pisber geiunb psrbsu.
Oarauf uerbeusts CT ii5 unb perlies nit
benz @efibl bsfrieoister Rads bic perSusts
9rdfa. Die 9cnorurrs9nuns, ote CT
ipdter siuianote, nal 70 bsSsutenb, baB biz
ssijise aIte Dame bsinabs wieber GbrGnen
usrsoB. IS TAM CUR Rlass, absr bic @ra.
fin muBts 1abIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
SoS Enfant terrible.

Die 6urniIis lift iett sintssn lossn ME
Der uou3dblts aus Der Sommerfriide bel:
lammeu, uno bic Eante gum etiten mai ute:
Der auf Seiu9 ba. Der Sntsl, elm uobl,
pOuenoer 9err, tlopft bic tleine Glia aui
Sas R6pf5en unb iast: rNuu ulio, ME
MATS benn i'm CONNER? I'm Stele Der
gIia antucrtete bic Wama: rSerrIid, mir
baben santsn CONNER i'm @rirsn 3use,
bra9t." - .Iber Wama", rspIicilt isst
raid bic Huge @lia, gu inf, i'd Dab es
seitern gang beutIid se50rt, pie Der 9apa
gu Dir iaste: ga, 0u baft ben CONNER
Uisbsr i5On ins SIaus binsin sspirtbidafs
tei "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
@Gbrcno Der leBten Sabren babsn- bic

BaIobstdnbe in &uBIanb cine unssw6bn;
LID sroBe g6nabme our9 abtol;uussn err
fabren. Su uteIen Siusn iinb bamit pirtb:
i4aftli4e unb fIimatiide 8erdnberuussn
bepirtt weroen. ueI9e bic aufmRtfiamteit
Der ifGat!i6eu Ssborbeu betuorufsu. SsSt
bat has Observation-Disclosures fir
Balof6ut bapon usritdnbiat, baB aqs 9ss
iuGe IN. abbuItuus pom 0dIbsru in ben
6daen 3u,id au pstisn ieten. in bshen bic
9eiude uon Ysrioneu eiussret9t wsrosu,
psI4e 8a!o Gusi5IeBli5 gum 4bbolssn
9etauft baben, obue Elm Ssiisre5t aud auf
ben WaIoboSen 5u erperbsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19

3wsi Sabre lit i'd at appstitmuussI,
geritrpfuns uuo uIssmeinsr Rsi,battsit.
Ra4ocm I'D uussfdbr cine Wode lang
td9li4 3wet DOZEN Or. ausuit G6nis's
6umbu,ser Eropfsn eiusenommsn bate,
tablte i4 ME nsuseborsn unb mstu games
Spitsm mar ptsbsr in Orbnuns. - Sobn
5eurer, Sttawa, Sus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
StDae IiQuna.

gritsr GrSetter Tim Nusitsaunsspa,t) (:
rDu, isb' nal, bet iousn 8ranbI6idsrauas
ten istn, iinb ia bod man sinfa9s 5laiden,
aber mas mag wobI babrin finb." - psi:
ter Asbeiter: rRa, Weni9, NIT mat lSidt
man bsnn ieineu Sranb? DoppeItimmeI
wiro b'riu iinb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Wu5 Der Shule.

2ebrer: rOas RamssI 1T ein eebuIz
bises Sbisr; es itrsdt ii5 nit Sanftmutb
tn ben Sano unb purtet, Bis isin Se,r ben
ratirIt9en Sit einnimmt". -.
5tis Qeiie gum Radbar): ,8eiBt Ou
- Setnti4 - mas IS oa psntt2"
9sinrt6: rRstn - Ou?"
6tit: rSteis' mi,'H 8utsI '~nauf!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-11-19
Aaerfet Spak uab grna.
&cgtl.

Our6 ein i6ii6ternes genebmen
@trit Oh ME bic GOsbett ;dbmeu,
On must fraftig ab iie webren,
Col lie Dir bic Rub ridt itOreu.
8er bic gteiiel jart beriibrt,
Sbres Sites Srano peripiirt,
@er lie trGfti9 wast gu iaiien,
Zen mtlo un9ebrannt tie IQlIen.