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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
TWO MADE ONE.

At nigh noon Wednesday at the residence
c. Goodrich. Il well-known real estate dealer
of st. Paul. and Miss Agnes Henry, a stem
ographer for several years past in the city
clerks office. were quietly wed ded by Rev.
DR.. W. :. Vail. At o'clock Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodrich were escorted to the union
depot by the few intimate friends who were
psesent and departed for a visit to the home
of the brides parents in the East.
The marriage of S. B. Gaut and Mrs.
Lucy R. Crocker was sOlemnized at the Day
ton Avenue church last Wednesday, the cere-
mony being performed by Rev. Maurice d.
Edwards. Mr.. and Mrs. Gault have gone
East on their honeymoon tour, and will be at
home after June ID at 513 Portland avenue
Miss Ellen Aolden and DR., Charlis E. Par
rott, were married Wednesday, April IL at
the residence of f. l.. Smith, l25 Iglehart
street. DR.. and Mrs. Parrot will be at home,
Is Central avenue west, on and after May l.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
The New York Four Hundred Over Her Graces-Her
Home Life in the Metropolis-Her Dresses and What
People Say of Her.
Easter Releases the Fashion ST. From the Fetters
Lent, but the Demonstration Will Be Confined
to New BonnetS.
The Warm Bright Weather Brings Thoughts Of Summer
the Lake Resorts--Easter Fashions Mingled With
Varied Social Idyls.

Mrs Grover Cleveland the interesting
fascinating
which
in
Cleveland paid attention to the Jack Aor, Tom Howard
introduced Mrs promised to Mr.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
AN EASTER BONNET,

oh, well worthy of sonnet
Is the dainty. little bonnet
That my wife will wear on Easter
When she goes to church it'll me:
Flowers, ribbon, lace and feather
Blending prettily together
Make poem most exquisite
And 4 work of art to see.
When it's time 10 wear the bonnet
BY the mirror she will don il
And I'll see her smile of triumph
AS she, blushlng, turns to show
Me that lovely Easter treasure;
How her eyes viii dance with pleas
ure
AT my gaze of admiration
And the praise shall bestow.
Then I'll walk beside that bonnet,
CHANGING. oh, so proudly on 1t,
Up the aisle on Easter morning
With the dearest one on earth.
And I'll notice the attention,
(Which | afterwards will mention)
That the other women pay it
For its beauty and its worth.
Oh. all worthy of sonnet
Is the dainty little bonnet
That till Easter must be hiding
All it's glory on shelf;
But the sweetest thing about it
Is-though other husbands doubt it
That my wife, to save my pocket,
Planned and made il all herself
H. c. Dodge,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

at Kenosha, Wis, is home for the Easter va
cation.
Miss Helen Stout, of St. Mary's school, is
home for Easter.
Mr.; and Mrs-E. G. Rogers are at home at
the Hotel Ryan.
Mrs, NJ. D. Flower will sail from New York
May 2 for Paris
P. j. Fowle is entertaining Miss Hutchin-
son. of Chicago.
Miss Nelson, of saltwater, is the guest of
Miss Walther
Mrs; E. W. White is visiting her parents in
Red Wing.
Mr.; and Mr.. Walter Nelson are visiting in
Mankato.
". II. Osborne has returned from abroad.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

days to come at " hite Bear OF Mime
tOnka, or perchance transatlantic
trip with its attendant and expensive
delights. 1t follows, therefore, that if
Easter brings social release. the re-
newed gayety will be of summer char
acter to be seasonable. Already prepa-
rationS are in full Roadway for The sum-
mer campaign. whether by the lakes at
home or by lakes abroad. Cottages at
the lakes are being oveIhauled. and
trips on the Continent planned. More
than the usual number of st. Paul peo-
pie will go abroad this year. and next
fall the fashionable residences on the
hill will be musical with voices unintel-
!igible to untrayeled ears
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

Mrs. Whitney, Mrs.
Willard Ward, Mrs.
Eastman Johnson,
Mrs. Ethan Allen.
Mrs. Edward Coo
per, Mrs. w. w.
Astor, Mrs. John c.
WesteryeIt, Mrs.
Raymond Ward,
Mrs. j. Frederick
Pierson. Mrs. DIR.
Baron, Miss Con-
stance Shack, Mrs.
George Bend and
Miss Amy Bend.
MIS-. IL. ID. Babc0ck
and Mrs. James
Hamilton. 1t is
Mrs. Cleveland's
intention to con-
time these days at
home until she
leaves town for the
summer. There are
several ladies anX-
iouS to give enter
tainmentS in her
honor during the
Easter season, but
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

woman at present, and
has so many duties out
side of her social ones to
attend to. She has ac-
cepted the invitation of
the Centennial ball COM
mittee to dance III the
opening quadrille, and
the new dress necessary
for the occasion and her
spring outfit take her
often to the dressmak-
er's. She receives hun
dreds of invitations and
applications each day to
join different charitable
concerns or to attend
fairs and bazaars for
charity. and the requests
for her autograph count
over thirty each day.
The eX-president and
Mrs. Cleveland are both
anxious to settle upon a
house in New York be-
fore they leave town for
the summer" said an
intimate friend. "They
are considering a half
dozen houses now. They
will not buy a house to
live in in Brooklyn or
kJarl ON. 4!A
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

40 - " ~
the 400. and is herself
one of them. Miss Amy
Bend, the prettiest de-
butante of the season,
poured out tea for Mrs.
Cleveland. and she was
Introduced to about 800
people. Mrs. Willard
Ward. who is an intimate
friend: Mrs. Whitney.
Mrs. Calvin Brice and
Mrs. Frederic Goodridge
all gave dinner parties
in Mrs. Cleyeland's hon
or. She attended the
opera until the last night
and has already become
firmly established as a
beauty and a leader.
Since Mr.. Cleveland left
on his Southern trip she
has lived quietly at the
Hotel Victoria. refusing
all invitations for the
evening. She made one
exception and dined ell
famllle with Mrs. Ward
during the week. and
was given a luncheon by
Mrs. John c. Westervelt,
of No. Z West Fiftieth
street. Mrs. Cleveland is
on avcaadiu DIV buSy
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
THESE WILL WE'D.

Cards are out for the marriage of Miss lisa.
bel Dwight Ingersoll. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. W. Ingersoll, 1877 Nelson avenue, 10
Hanford n. Lockwood, of Asheville, n. c.,
Tuesday, April so, at 80 p. m. Immedi
ately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Lock
wood will depart Tor Asheyie, where they
will reside nermanentlY
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

and a little highly
carved rosewood
desk. with a photo
graph of the eX-
president framedin
Silver form part of
the furnishings OF
this room. Mrs.
Folsom occupies 4
bed room furnished
in the same style,
and Mrs. Cleve-
lands maid has an
other smaller one
adjoining. Tuesday
ana lnuTSudS AIT
ernoons at ) o'clock
Mrs. Cleveland re-
ceives. Her frleHds
go direct to her par
Tor, and there tea
is served and some
times a little music
enjoyed. These i'll
formal receptions
are only for her
special friends.
l. a st Thursday
among the ladies
who called were
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
EVENTS TO COME.

A sacred concert will be given at the Evan
eelical Lutheran st. Mathews church, Ellen
and Dale streets Monday evening, the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to the payment of the
debt resting on the church. The prog ramme
is as follows. Organ prelude. (F Major sep.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

defne her preference the of Fifth
one. will ~ A"e0
in
byh
stands and number of small cups
dining where mahogany table debord and placed
satin basket is placed her little teTrier
The bed is French style and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21

Aliens Drug Store
Has removed to corner Seventh and
Jackson streets. Large stock, fresh
goods. fine store. Prescription work a
speciality.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Saar, @oIsl, Giiel uno Sunsrid.

9 ON NIfbade. Wit benz Weardus
men Der 10 fddhIi4sn 5iidottsr sei&nst
iid in ebreneer Weiie Der Slider Subsrt
Sartoris in Sprintsrbof aus. 0erielbe
bat nimIi5 in ben Issten bret Sabren ruNt
90 tisier &duber etlegt. Seine bS4R
iutsrsfanten Stte,niasben bstrsibt er, pas
pobI isItsu portommer biirfte, NIT siasm
sissns abseri6tsten 6unhe, uub es mare
~ piini9sr, has bsmiel6sn ~aeitlttst wlrbs.
oieisIbsu aud duf onbere SrgobsSirss ais
3iusnislo. Stro5us SpriutsVtitsln aussus
bsbnsu. Der rbeiuii3e NtiaersisY srsin
hesabIt fir i!be srlssts Otter 8 Wsar.
@tdnia. Da5 Blsii4 bisier Gbtsre lit
itmud5aft, uno Der Ysis EAT sinsu @srtb
Don 1912 Wart. - Die Rtsbie iInb nor
sinissn Slbrsn IN ~uu'sreu Baden unb
gtfsIisen in 6olse etuer Gsude ab9stprs
bu; Na6Uu45 1T ieboa pisSsr bsnsrs.
bar. SIr bic in ban HsbcnbG5en gefdn:
ssnsu waben pro 100 Gid 5 Wart bss
sa9Lt.
3u 9onsui9 sinssu sinem alten
Wanne, Der ron eitsm RlrtcffsIpasen a5s
ftsigen uoate, bic 3usti5c Su,d; er purbe
ioltssiblsiit. tenn untsr bic Rdoe1 unb ere
lit i9psre S~s,Issuussn.
Nm Neusn Wege Bet EaGisn
itir,te Gin brsi Sabre attss Rinb eirsn
bausboheH 6elisn birah, pbue lih i'm @:s
rin9fsn 81 uerlssen. Rtneet blbsn S5us:
snssI!
gu Weiten uirb bic GuntsIribens
@aI.ur siiris bethlehem. Dob bat man
ieltsn iolas Rts iensr!mpIare ssisbsn, wie
in bisism Serbit iSsrr Wtdel Rsints beren
hsiommsn bdt. Sisislbsu missen bur9s
i4ninlia 8 Pfs., s~iu3elns 5is gu Is BIB.
Sn Der SodsifsI 1T bic gstreiSe.
grnte bssnost; Der Grtras III, beionoe,s
in Saisr, elm bsirisbissnosr. au9 bic
RartoffsIU unb sas 5aiossurn finb gut &C.
ratbsu. Tuttsr bat IS senus sessben; tie
Sisbprsiie inb babsr bob. 9rummst
sonuts man II in ben bsitsn 9assn bss
llrfstbaIss mibsu, bic ms;tsn Bisisn uurs
ben mad Der 5euernte ais WtiospIGse be-
niitt. Nit Der Rorniart ia! man bsrsits
%beQouueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
W oil 0 g.:

Suremburs. Isle bic bslsiibsn
gIGtter meIosn, mu,be benz gu 5oosiirass
ten : WsrrpIos in gslsisu wobnenSen
0ursuturscr Srn. Ssimes aus Onbslins
gen Die. gew6bn!i5s NATURALIZATION per:
lieben.
. er ais Yroiehor am goGssium uon
Suiup ibdtise serb. W. quart bat in itis
nsr Jesisn5sit gu 2uremburs anal Iursms
blrser 6rausn Bel bsr Rartoiielernte &c.
malt. Der Sdauplap ut bds @lateau
g'mp,tsbsrs in oer gtdbs pom v@ibraItur"
nit benz isbr maleIii9 pirtenom Sirtsr.
srunb, behsn Dabrs unb gItsanunss;st'
den has Dcrf air9bsrs lit. Die alisre
Der betosr braueu, in ssbit.sr 3aI,ung,
lit sben i'm Bssrife, bic aus benz grssns
idooBs ans 9i4t sef6rcsrten &rolsus
fridte aufiuIeien, wdbrenb tie aubsre, als
iunsss friidss SIut unb S~auptfsur ma.
titI,9, mebr I'm Scrbsrsrunbs fttbt urb
siusn NOment Der @ubs pFsst.
8efort. Qm 6. Oft. mouts Der
26idbriss EusIo3nsr SD. W. Del siuer
S1isbbube isiae 9si9idIi1ssit i'm S9ie:
gen s,probsn, traf tts sessnibsr itsbenbe
Gbefrau Widel Rees nit tem S1,ot Der
@inSbIdIe obsrbaI6 bss ltnten guges unb
bra4te ibr cine unerbeblids 9erIssuns Sci.
UormeIbinssn en-. Der srobe faf
bic gauge Wahahd9s Der RoisI lbsrs
ipannsuos Sossu Der Bride 1T nun aud
ssidIasen. DEM giisnbau iiebt's man
istt i5on on, bas bas Same bod Elm
Prad.usrt pirb uab bic weitsrn grsans
,ungsa,beitsu bsuteu aud binl6naIit an,
baB an Der SoIibitit ni9ts aus,ui. ssn
isin wirb. gm Worssn bss s.. Ottober
~itiir,te Der iunse Watbias &sIien bsim
Pfs,bsfittern pom 6euipsidsr in bic S5eus
nerteune une eIlitt eiren Bsinbru9.
Oietir9. Nm 10. Oft. Worsens
brad Ssuer aus in einsu tenn Ipotbst.r
Rsass sussbSrissn gad5apIs, pel9ss
nsbit benz S4uppen sdas!i9 siussdidert
wu,te. Das Wobnbaus, sipas abisits
selsssn, fOunte ssrettet usrbsn. Der hur1
Ssrii9ernnS sscedte Sdabsn pirb auf
1900 6rs. pcrani4!ast.
gu IIi9eib branntsn am 5. Stt.
Wittass S@sune unb Staauns bsS Srn.
S5aat.&siisr ab. g5 selans bas Wo5ns
baus unb bic Ra1barpobnunasn gu rettsn.
Die grnte Der 6amiIis 1T usrbrannt.
ausS usrli4ert.
SeuIeu, s. OFT. Die grnte in ben
5rlbfritten III su gnbe, man 1T isst al.
isitis NIT benz ginbsimisn Der bisiss Sabr
Defenders gut ssratbenen @artsnssua5is
wie W6brsn unp Huntelri6en bsi9dftist.
Die i9wsr bslabsnsp Bassn unb Barren
Ssisen pabrbaft idSne Pra9tsrsmpIare,
bic unisru Bausrn In isber Ausfsauns ale
Gre ssma1t bdttsn. Mu9 BITE Sbltsrnte
In Erantbirnsn unb Ispfsln 1T bier cine
re@t lobnsnbe. Der Yrsis flr bic mad
auswdrts ~usrtaufteu Dirnen 1T 15-ls
Sous per Setter, fur bie fosen. Bui9s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
GIiab:S Otbrin8en.

gu Sberbomburs brannte bas
Bobnbaus bss Sabrifarbeitsrs George
Rtr9 sdnjli4 niecsr.
gu Saarbriten selans ss benz
Yoli;si : gonmifiir Wtsrten pom Sorba9
sinsn ssp;Neu Sran3 ulmer, prsuBiidsr
Osisr.eur, Der gu Itbus eiusu Worb bss
sansen, gu perbaften.
RaI p%faI3bura ion Elm sanSss
Sufantsries &ssiment IN @arniion tommsu.
gu Chateau aIins brad man
in Sis Rir9e unb bsraubts ben Spfsrfof,
porin 4 bic 5 Mart paren.
Ger Stanb Der Rsbeu i'm Wsss
SsrIanb bsrs9tist gu ben i46nltsn Soffs
munger; bic Wsbr3abI Der 8inser sIaubt
binfi4tli1 Der Saalitdt m;nositsns einen
s5sr Ssrbif MAIDEN 81 %tOunsn; in etniseu
bspor5ustsn 9assn, pie !. .. IN 9sfp, bss
bauptst man iosar, baB Der seer benz 65sr
sbsnblrtis our Ssite ffsben psrbe. 8st
Der ni4t msbr frasIi&eu @ite bss lss9srS
baIt man f4 ibsraQ aud auf ~ssfpannte
preisforbsrunssn sefaBt. bsrsn lsbsrtrsis
buns gu besesnen, bieier Gage cine 9ers
fammIuns btbentsnter Ginfdufsr fats
inbst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
snseas 5nrsiI9es aus 9slstea.

Mssio. ST.. 8. g. gertbOIet aus
Mseis, siit In Griseuus bes Srn. 3. 81.
Riri4, ole iSauptmanu Der bswafneten
Sptissnmi amer Der @emeinbe Wesig ers
nannt woresn.
Srau EiIman:Serain wurte
burd tOnisIidsu 8sidluB ais 8oriteberin
Der NormaIi5ule gu IrIon ernannt.
Gin 8speis, baB Der gertebr auI
uniern Staatseiienbabusu INNER u1ebr ,u.
nimmt, 1T Ger, bag in Der Wo1e pom 90.
big 80. Sspterber bteies Sabres 36,048
Bassons in Oienit wlren, wosesen tn
aIeiber Bode uostsen Sabres BITE 3abl nut
28,473 betrus.
ST.. u. Nnbr6, gmpFdnser bes @us
requirements unb Der Domainsn In ct.
5hbert 1T ais iuI4er mad 9erue (9itti$)
ueristt worben.
Sn Der Sropius tam man bieies
Sabr i9nsu nit Der Rosssn : Saat su
gnbe.-Sie Rimrobe mSsen sufrisben ieir;
Der trotsue CONNER i5etnt ben Sds5eH
poblbstomusn gu ba5sn; aud an SslSs
bibneru feblt's nidt, tam man bod isoei
Gag v3si9sn" BON msbr aIs s~uar,is
Stid isben. Ote Ri9te iinb i5ou ;isr1s
lid raub un5 taIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
ErGmien:
gu tttb iere:

/. Soucurs. az Siir 3u6tbeu9te, brei Sab.
re alt unb bariber /. Yr 100 Fr., Srn. @eu9s
Ter aus siDlinsen; , Yr., 70 Er., ern. Nitrp
gittor pon WelI; 3. Yreis, 81 Sr., Sru &ob
aus Gbritna5 "a. preiS. 80 Sr., Sun. WatbeD
aus 9impab 5 Ersis, 40 ST., Srn. 6apl pou
Sdenerboi; 9. Sreis, 30 6r., 9rn Wolitor aus
O%eirin9en.
2. Soncurs. - Siir 3u6tituten, brei Sabre
alt uno oariiber: Die Gluten muBten Don ibrem
Soblsn ODER pou einem ROruussattelte bs9leitet
ieim. 1. Dr., 100 Sr. Srr. Rapi9ndt aus
Rippweiler; 2. Vr., 20 6r., Srn. 3ablen aus
6entin9en; 3. Sr., So Srn Srn. Wttrp aus
StraBen 4. Yr., 80 g., Srn. Runnert aus
Wonnerid; s., A ST., Srn. Raui6 aus ,Ssi9 /;
6. pr., 80 Nr, Srn. Simmcr aus GlpinSen;
4nBeroroentl. pr 25 Sr., Srn. 6spoer aus
Stroiien.
B.. GonclrS. - Ssn9itfobleu, Ia Sable oft:
l. Nr 20 Sr., Srn. Sou9let aus @raS 3. Fr
so Sr. Sru. Sbubmanu aus Selinssu; 3.
8r. 40 Sr., Sru. Simon aus Seiopeilsr; 4.
9r., 80 Sr,. Srn. Fetrp aus @oieloin9en; 3.
fr. % Sr., orn. Sennefiu aus SiiTsbori
guberoroentl. Yreile, 20 Nr., Srn, Reuter aus
Sontern; ebrenmelouns benz Srn. 8aDIer ans
SsiS.
4. Goncrrs. - Stutioblen, Ia Sabre alt
l. Yr., 70 N., Srn. @oeoert aus ROisr; 2.
Yr.. 90 Sr.. Srn. 6sposr aus Straiien; 3. pr..
40 Sr., Srn Werses aus Srpu6 4. Fr 30
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
gtutlfanb Der Stabt 9urems
burg.

SterbefdIIs. = Som %. Sept.
Raria Gbpes, alt % s., 8ittpe pom
Waibias 9snsen, atIs. 5anbarbeilcr !;
80: 2uowis S4au, alt "a s., Weegsrs
ssieGe. sbeIos; Waria @osrsen, oft II
5, @bsirau pon Setter grsmer, gd&srs
meiiier; 2 Sttober: Watbias S6unrt,
oft 43 s., S9ubmadsr; g.: 0itcllS
6sr6en, oft "a s., Staatspsnfonirtsr;
A.: @a,ia SOispbine @erartp, oft so s,
o5ne Stanb. sbeIos.
Giuilfan6 Ger Stabt @ilfs.
9eiratber: Wm 81. Sept: Gifa.
las Straner, GRANDDAUGHTER, NIT Wuut
albredt, oh~e 5tano.
Ster5ei6IIe: Qm %. Septembsr:
Setter Werd 35 s. 5 d., Snnbnr5siter,
g6saatte b. Wasoalena Riusineer. 9tm
26. Sept: Sobaun &simen, Sc 8. 6 3D.,
S$neioer, Sbssatte Der Ratb lrina Stu IL.
Qm 81. &spt.: Wa,ia, senannt Wa,aas
rstba 6a,.isn, "A s. 9 d., @tttue BON
Slto6 60 cling. am 80. Sspt.: 6e;nr.
@lsierer, % ). 4 N., Wstser. gbeeatte
uou Wfarsaretba Nrsub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29

abenbs ii6, Linen 6ltern unb ieinem WuIit=
Iebrer, Sulius 3abonpi. Gbre, lluo auen On.
weienoen Ser9niisen mabte. 3isies 8ei9Gitss
unb 6omilielsliit 1T aui better grunolase aui.
sebaut, ami Rs6eniS aienbeit uno d9t belit=
i6em bersli6su Sinn uno Semitic, wopon mir
anbersn abenos iiber;su9enben geueis erbiel:
ten. gei CIDER, uno Jteoe nnb ssbiibrenber
g9iiroi9urg Der iliiiii9er SbGse bes 6beines
perlloSen Die Stunbsu nur Sir raid uno idlieBs
lid e~rirelten bic Safe ii9 an einem pabren
Monument Der Ro6Eunit Der liebsnswiiroisen
eansirau. welde ourd Siile uuo Site bes
auiSetil6teu bic Sru9e an bic Safe III ite1en
i4ien, oh lie es mO9lib MAIDEN tOnntsn, aui
abt Sage Gelitatslieu eiu;ubeimieu. @uten
Seulten loUte es gut eebsn, unb oeSbaIb erlpQb:
men mir oieles bitbi6en Irsunoesfeites.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
Die SbietiNau su S%nrcutbmrs
ponn "a. sept.

Nm N~l9eneluen qnalltiu ruo quautitGtip be:
urlbeilt, etlhien oiele Shieribau gan; psroienli:
uou. oinlibtli6 oes NabrFutaroes, Der Nays
tln9 uno Der Gfle9e liebeu bic rrppnirIfu 5bie,e
ni6ts III Ipiinl6en iibri9. Gle &eur, beilang
Der &6iere o9rb bic EreisQeri6ie, bic Nreisiu:
ertcunlr9 9elhob in Der iihliden 2Seiie, nit Ger
auSnnbme, oaB 9anptIadlI6 iir Vrdmiiruug
oes NInopte5S Der p'rbsllerte Spnoin' lde VfeR.
tod 81 Hatbe 9eSo9en puroe. lie WieIiunSeu
mad oteIem Spltem beSweten, Die Rorperiormsll
ribti9 III beuribsilen. Cir Grmittluna Der
iibriSen SiSeni6aiten Der Sbiere ipuroe ods llrs
tbeil rpie 9elpobnli5 our6 Qu9e uno Sauo feit=
eeitelt Was bic YisrSe anbelanst, 10 MAT bas
auslteluusSmate ial ourhItnittlid gut aus9e.
9li6en, por mittlerer S6were, nit 9eiunoen
re9elmdBi9en 31bnen uno ~torretten @Gu9en.
Sin leioer mieoer bel Der bieSiabriSen S6au
conltatirter llebelitano III Der, odB bas before
Stuttioblen uno S~tutenmaterial abpertduit
Nib. Wenn bic Tierbe,udt i'm 2anSe prospe=
riren, Der Grtrag aus ~berislbeu bober wsreen
loa, oarn mus al Der Seite beS suten Ssngites
aud ELL 9utes S~!utenmatsrial, rutionel auise:
,o9sn unb alS 3ubtltamm : Material erbalten
unb nit)t ~pertGuit weroen. Die auseeitslten
Stiere, aibe, Ginber, S6weire, ionis has
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rem Sppus, gut 9ebaut uno pon rebt su,en,
3uhtwerthe. Die Notwithstanding mar
Sbiere entlpra6 bobsn 4nioroerun9en Ino
SeiilaS. Die Qrooutte Der inldnoiiden &er=
iu6Sfelber boten benz Vublifum einen i,atili:
den anblid. Sablrei6e perbeiisrte Nterbai9es
rdtbe waren ~ebenfaas aus9eitelt uno ieiielten
bic alaemeine auImertiamteit. @eoen NRittGQ
iGno aui Dem @ilbelmsplab bic Vreiispertbei:
lung ltatt moran ltb etu Seitban!ett I'M Sotel
Setsr auIhloB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-29
8sobhsrsogttum.
Die SitsjGbriae Grrte i'm Wrabae.iog'
thuT g%grembHrg.

EaS Sdhr 1889 %pelbicrt, nit 9oloeneu Sud:
ltaben in bic Nurdlen irlersr gdloDirtblbdit
etl9eldrlebeu 81 Deroen. Jtcb elmer lan9eu
Relbe uon l3ledteu Sabrer bat oGS S;Gbr 1889,
benz mir nod plele 1bulide Hahioleer piiniter,
ben jieigGn Der ietter Sabre er0iiret. Sic Seus
uro Sleeern.e ut in allen Sbeileu oes ganoes
nidt dueiu anSgeiet6net ous9etaleu, %lOnoern
oielelbe Dltroe dub unter ben oentbar 9iinltislten
GeotnSunsCn inter Cad iino Rad 9ebra1t.
Sberlo rei6Iib lit Der ;peite S9nitt Ser slice:
nno yu;ernfeleer, lomte bic @rlimneternte uu3s
9eiauen. Mir ods Sieb, pel1es in Tolse oteier
Siinitigen llmitGnbe iebr bo5e uu0 rentab!e
%retle erreldt bat, mare G!io in relh'tcru YiaBe
9elorst.
lleber ben lhlsiaQ Der @etreioeernte 1T eben.
iaus re6t 9iinitig III beribteu; Der gSei;eH Eat
IN ben meilten @e9enoen oeS 2anoe3 reide Gr:
TRACE all Corner uno Strob oe0radt. Ste
Ho99enernte 1T il ibrem 9rtra9e ;DQr iiber eiile
Sur6ldnittSernte binaus9e9an9en. bot inoeiien
III s~in;elnen ge9enoen in iiolee Der gerlpiitun=
gen Der Helo: uno &alom0uI bstrd ttllte Sin:
blee erlitten.
gerlte uno 6aier haben ebeniaQs oas Iurhs
l6nitts er9ebntB zines mittelmlBi9en Sabres bel
sSeitem iibertro'ieu uno tonIl, Iomobl in &e;uo
auf Sorner: oils Strobertra9, Die Grnte eiIe iebr
CUTE 9enanrt weroen.
Wiit 0ei;sn parer i'm groB6er;o9tbum
2urem5ur9 in bieIem Sabre ca. A. 90 0ettaren
belteut Nad ben BON unS ar9eiteuten Grmitt:
lunSer bstrdst Der bur6i6nittllbe Grtra9 zines
0ettareS Is 6eftoliter, madt iir bic II, goo
Settare 2j2 0O0 SertOliter.
Ger Noe9eu bat elns NnbauilG6e pon Is, 900
Settaren elnsenommeu; nod ben bereitS pors
9enommenen @rorutlhrelulta.en bat ein Settar
eiren Gurhi6nittsertrag BON II Ssttoliter ee=
braft, ma6t fir Die l6, 600 Settare 272 600
SettolitGr.
Die nit Wii6sirn6t ein9eidste 6lG6e betrlis
II 900 rettare, wouon Der }.ettdr einen our6:
idutttliden Grtra9 Don III Neftoliter 9ebra3t
bat, I'M ganSen alio 10? 900 0ettoltier.
Der ~Geiammtsrtras al @streiSe iir bas
8anie Sano betrG9t mItbtn 7l6, 500 'oettoliter.
8auon limb Sur Ssrbitiaat Der Al goo nit
&iutergetreipe gu beiteQenben Settare Adsrs
lamb $4,000 Setloliter erioroerli1; e5 blelbsn
lomit iIr ben Gpnlum 634, 500 6ettoliter groo.
tru6t llbri9. Ger Seouri oes 9dnoes an Sroos
frubt plro aui $4,000 Soettoliter 9eiddgt, 10
ooB l34 800 Ssttollter Set eioe Ii!r BEN grport
librig bleibeu.
Nenn mir bel "unIerer gsrsGnung Die AMI III.
leren leBten getseloemGrtten e~r;islteu Freiie III
Wrunoe le9eri, 10 bat ole biesid6ri9e getreioe.
ernte foIgenoen gelbioertb:
252, 600 SettoIiter Nei;en i 90
~. Siltlv' o,OtO,VOV NJ.
272,0CO Setto!iter 9toS9eu a 10
6r. 9leib .:...:.:...... 4.3j2.C coo 6r.
1872 500 >6ettolittr WtilGelirn6t
IS IT. SleiA. 49,. $50. 1906, 600 6r.
&otal. 1857 900 Sr.
Die iir Den 6rport ii5ri9 bleibsnben 1874, 500
Seftoiiter @etreioe baben einel ~bur6ibnittli.
den @srtb uon went9itens IS 6raufen per GET:
t%oliter, 10 oaB baS GroBber;c9tbum in bielem
Sabre titr 2 ,421 600 6r. geirsioe Oil baS IuS;
lamb ab9eben tann. (Iunaleu.)