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Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30
MoNsiEuR's SLiTTLE GAME.
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A matrimonial agent at Leyallois-
Perret, "a suburb OF Paris, who had q
special line Of business, has lust de-
camped with the money Of numerous
victims. He had as his clients none.
hut plain or ugly damsels with dow
ries, who found q difficulty in ..getting
off, by5reason OF their lack Of per-
sonal attractions, for although the
great bulk Of ,Gauls have a strong par
tiality for dots, they do not care to be
tied tor life to "a lady who has nothing
to recommend her but her lucre. The
absconding undertaken of weddings
had neat way OF his own Of reconcil. .
ing intending bridegrooms to the pros
pect of double blessedness with dam 60
whose features were the reverse tof
fair, at the same time that he enabled
his lady clients to change their names
and find apparently eligible partners
He simply had a select stock of private
friends, or rather confederates, who
took over the ladies and large
humps of their dowries, and
then. after few weeks or
months, decamped most ignominious-
~ from the spouses whom they had
promise to- love aad cherish. The
agent, of course, received large COM
missions from the ladies, and more
over obtained sums of money from the
fugitive husband. The system worked
beautifully for q time-so far as the
agent and his confederates were con-
cerned. Money rolled into his office,
until one day lately he was suddenly
confronted by some of his outraged
clients, who. after sad experience, had
seen through his ''little game.n These
ladies told their stories, complained
that bad characters had been foisted
upon them as husbands, and threat
ened to take legal proceedings against
their victimizer. The agent replied in
his blandest manner that he could not
guarantee exemplary husbands whose
conduct would be such as to keep the
COuISO VI "ddIlcu 1Io lOroVor SuOOCu
and pleasant. When his clients, how
ever, went away, the matrimonial
operator, remembering the threats
about legal proceedings. fguratively
speaking hauled down his colors, or
rather his sign-board and brass plate,
shut up his shop and disappeared,
most probably to foreign parts. Paris
Cor. London Telegraph.
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30
KIDNAPPED HER SON.
Tho Strange Story, of q Rejected Sultor's
Revenge.

The Strange Story. of q Rejected Suitor's
Revenge.
About four years ago little Frank Butt,
an eight-year- old lad living with his wild
owed mother in Minneapolis, was abducted.
Tho police now claim to have found the
boy in California There is q romantic story
about the little boys disappearance. The
Widow Butt kept boarders four years ago.
She was. a charming woman, and the
younger :boarders did not. hesitate to show
/ their admiration. One In particular. q
young fellow: named Price.;was attentive
both to Mrs Butt and her. boy. 1t is said
thatehs made the. pretty widow an offer of
marriage. but was refused. Then in re-
>venge he planned to steal her boy, OF so at
least the story runs, Price took the little
fellow: to the thearer one day and that was
> the last seer OF him in Minneapolis. Mrs.
Butt, however, is now missing, and ;,sall
trace OF her has been lost
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30
WRECKED ON WASh-DAY.
The Peculiar Accident Which Happene,
in Baltimore Residence.

The Peculiar Accident Which Happened
in Baltimore Residence.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 25.-A peculiar
accident happened Thursday morning
at No. 1716 East Eager street. 1t was
wash-day with Mrs. Bailey. She has
been in the habit of putting little
benzine in the wash-tnb to save mus
Gle. Thursday morning her husband,
William Bailey, prepared the wash-tub
for her. After filling it with hot water
he poured the benzine into it and i'm
mediately there was q terrific explo-
sion. The concussion cut the back
wall of the house like a knife and
tumbled it into the yard and split the
side walls. Bailey was severely scalded
and knocked senSelesS
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30
The News Briefly Chronicled.

A.; z. Hoiston, a prominent attorney at
Red Lake Falls, was assaulted recently and
badly mauled by ?. Soads. to whose wife
Holston. is said to have used improper Ian
guage during Soads absence.
Reports from Princeton said that forest
fires between that place and Bridgeman
were destroying thousands of dollars
worth of property. At Greenbush Mrs.
Hiram Whittier. while helping to fight the
fire, fell exhausted and was burned to
death.
A notorious resort in ST. Paul yielded dia-
monds, sealskin sacques, silver and other
valuable property as the result of recent
raid The place was supposed to have been
fence for thieves.
The Board Of Trade at Minneapolis the
other morning adopted the report Of COM
1nittee on the need of the people of Ram
sey County, N. D.. for relief. because of a
total failure OF the crop in that vicinity.
The report stated that there was great
need of relief, and that it must be forth.
coming or there would be great suffering.
The jury in the trial of Charles Hesse
the wife murderer, of Hollywood, Carver
County, agreed upon verdict of murder
in the second degree. It is stated that on
the first ballot ten were for hanging
Pat Burke, formerly of Minneapolis
while at work under pile driver at Du-
luth the other day was instantly killed by
the fall Of the hammer. He was caught
between the pile and the falling hammer
and torn to pieces. =
The Indians a Mile Lacs have signed
the treaty for the opening of their reser
y&tlen to settlement
ON Rice street, st. Paul, lives an old lady
named French. She is nearly eighty years
old and totally blind and has been SO fo1
the past forty years Yet such a remark
able memory has she and SO well yersed
on the Bible that she is able to quote whole
chapters from any part of the scriptures.
Andrew Carlson was arrested one night
recently at Fergus Falls in the act of steal
ing wheat from the Farmers elevator His
b ome was searched and quantity found
Officer Abe Welch, of Winona, has been
appointed deputy collector OF CUSTOMS with
headquarters at Pembina. He has been an
efficient police officer, and has acquired Q
great reputation for courage.
The private elevator at Wadena operated
and owned by p. W. Murray has been sold
to Al. Sawyer.
The granary, wheat and machinery be-.
i longing to George LgeI, a farmer six
miles northeast Of Red Lake Falls, were
burned recently. The loss reaches into
thousands, Only 500 insurance, He wa.
+ left vii hout resources
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30
luTAER'S WEDDING RING.

"A Curious Relic of the Great Reformer
Owned bv " Newark NIau.
Adolph Seeman, of Newark, N. j.,
has rena rkable relic in his possess
sion. 1t is nothing less than the ring
which Martin Luther, the founder of
Professionalism, placed on the finger of
his bride on his wedding day. The
ring is of pure gold, antique in design.
curiously wrought and fully 365 years
old. The claims in favor of the au-
thenticity of the relic are certainly
strong.
Seeman. who is a professional con-
jurer by occupation, is the son of the
late Baron Harding Seeman, of Sweden.
The Baron was famous conjurer in
his day and nation. As Seeman tells
the story, an elderly noble woman
died thirty years ago in n castle in the
suburbs of Stockholm. As there we're
no claimants to her property the State
took charge of it and sold the castle
and it's contents at auction. A gentle
man named Hammer purchased the
entire collection of jewelry, among
which was the ring referred to.
Not being familiar with the history
of the ring, he disposed of it to Baron
Seeman for IS. A few years later,
when the Baron and his son were visit
ing America. a copy of the German
monthly Gastenlaube, published at
Dresden, came to them, containing an
Illustration of u ring for which the city
OF Isleben, Germany, the great reform
er's birthplace, offered reward of
$1,000. The illustration and accom-
panying description Tailed exactly
with the ring in the Baron's possession,
and the latter at once started for Ger
many to lay claim to the reward.
There was no difficulty in establish
ing the fact that the ring was in reality
Luther's wedding ring, but upon Sec
ond thought the Baron concluded not
to sell for the amount that had been
offered. Accordingly he returned to
America with the remarkable relic
adorning his finger. and three years
ago, when his death took place, the
ring became the property of his son,
who to-day would scarcely part with it
for mint of money.
AS an illustration of the skill ex-
hibited by the artisans of three centu-
ries ago. Luther's wedding-ring fur
nishes marked example. Although
considerably worn by it's long period of
existence, it is in almost perfect con-
dition. Upon one of the broad vet
delicately-constructed sides the cruci-
fixion of Christ is admirably delin-
eated. T.,
The figure is stretched on the cross,
with the nails in the feet and one in
either hand, as familiarized by the old
masters. A spear scourge, cap of a
Roman soldier, all emblematic, and
even the dice with which the garments
of the Saviour were gambled for, are
all clearly depicted. On the opposite
side the pillar of Jewish temple is
presented with the sword of Justice
overheard. yYs.e
A ladder rope-the latter winding
about the pillar-a sponge and ham
mer, suggestive of every incident in
the death scene, are clearly shown,
and on the cross-tree appears the let.
ters, II. N. r. l." Gesus Nazarenus
Rex Judee). A powerful glass re- re-
veals the initials I'M. L. on the in
terror, while the whole is surmounted
by a small ruby, beautifully set, and
supposed to typify the blood that:
flowed from the Saviours side. n, Ii.
Mail and Express. a.
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30
Confessed His Crime.

Andrew Wold, alias Olson, who was ar
rested at Duluth on suspicion OF being i'm
plicated In The murder OF Hans Hagen, his
partner. made full confession of the
crime at Breckenridge recently. He said
Hagen accused him of criminal intimacy
with his wife, and he admitted the fact.
Hagen then assaulted him, and Olson
Drained him with seantling Olson said
he was prompted to kill Hagen by the lat
ter 8 wife. who frequently said that she
would be glad to hear that her husband
was dead The feeling was very strong
against Void, and he might be lynehed.
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30
Tho first hearse owned IL Rru

Tho first hearse owned In Bruins.
wick, Me-, has been stored for many
years in the barn at the town aims,
house It is q sort of a two-storied
affair, and was lately purchased by two
Canadians, who covered it with old
canvas, put into it small cooking.
stove and their. blankets, harm essed up
their old horse, and started on tour
to Canada.
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30
YELLOW fever.
The Dread Disease Breaks Out in Various
Parts of Brazil.

The Dread Disease Breaks Out i'll Various
Parts of Brazil.
WAsIIINGToN, Oct. 25.-Rear-Admiral
Gillis, commander of the South Atlantic
squadron, reports that yellow fever is
breaking out in various parts of Brazil
beside, the city of Rio de Janeiro.
commencing so early" he says, "even
before the advent of warm weather, this
would indicate an unusually sickly sea-
son, and would strongly urge that, un-
less circumstances arise rendering the
presence of one of our vessels impera-
lively necessary, none be permitted to
visit the infected ports of Brazil this
wear" .s.,
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30
Count Dillon Warned

BERLIN, Oct 25.l Count Di lion, VIII,
has taken Zip a temporary abode in the
little town of Lieuze, has been notified
by the German police to quit the place
at once, or he will be arrested and ex.
pelled from Germany.
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30
A Heavy Loss.

PoRT CLINTON, O., Oct s5. - Fire
Thursday destroyed August Spies &
Cinche & s elevator and coal ware
houses, two dwellings, railroad cars and
docks, causing a loss Of 800, 900; insur.
ance unknown. a lS5S
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30
Kicked t., Death.

Albert Marsh, OF Blue Hill. Sherburne
County, was driving with a child in his
arms few days ago when dog ran out
from house, frightening the horse. Mr..
Marsh threw the child on the grass at
safe distance from the wheels of the buggy,
thereby saving its life, but he was thrown
forward under the horses feet and kicked
to death
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30
COWhilled in Church,

There was sensation in the African
Methodist Church at Duluth the other
night when Mrs Mamie Hall, one OF the
colored sisters cowhided the pastor Rev.
John Jones. The pastor, it was said, had
called meeting of the stewards to con-
slider the conduct of Mrs. HIS mother,
and it was there the cowhiding took place.
Mower County transcript., 1889-10-30

nything that the best of its kind be initiated
the fact that article counterfeited possible
evidence OF its value There Of limitations Of the Ivory
Soap which persuaded buy because they
profit than the 1vory will On profit the
grocer represent them to be good the 1vory they
but like all countert lack the peculiar remarkable
qualities of the genuine Ask for voy Soap and insist upon
getting it.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-31
Siterarif6es.

@roBss Sob ipsnhst Der r2itsrarii1s
Sanbwsiisr" In Winfier aud bisies
SJabr piebsr benz b~efanntsn RaIsnber
Der 5ausfrsunb" fur 1890. gr
iast u. o.:
Zen 6alsnber itmiiden 10 prG6ti9e 9pus
bilber in Gonbrud, iomie 80 Suuitratioueu i'm
Cert, Die massachusetts gut 9eratben limb. Die
gebidte unb Sprii6e limb terni9 uno %ieiniins
mig a%us9ewdblt, wabreno bic Sonette, welbe
Eep. &. Sunot ben 8i6tern gDtbe, ublanb,
@ibenboriI unb g.. gS. Weber 9emibmst bat,
az benz Bsiteu sebOrer, mas ni6t bloB Die
fatbol., Ionoern iiberbaupt bic oeutIde 2itera.
tur in bieler Oi6tunSsiorm auf3upsileu bat.
Die 9rOBern @~r5Gblun9en: Sine 9 elbtn
oeS Observation-Disclosures pon
". Robn, Ser Wn 6erer" ppn Yb.
2aieus unb IS neuen Saterl a nj e"
uon P. 8 q m mer, limb ni6t bloB bDtit tns
tereliant, lonoern aud Iebr lebrreib gelbrles
ben. GanS porSiSli6 lit bic SumoreSfe
Ger SpnbicuS Si6elbiuseu"
pom vpauter Don Sledinoen." .Die Sabs.
burger SraSDbie in Queretaro~
(rei6 %iluftrirt) ibilbert p. SociuS 3 b c.
lis in erSreiienber 0eiie. Wan fam bas
prddti9e 8oltsbu6 unbeoin9t aud Sinbern
IN bic Sanb eeben, beun sin littli6 srniter,
reli9i0ier Sau6 bur6pebt baSislbe. = (Ser
.Sausireunb- 1T III beSieben pon Wtiblbauer
Il Sebrle in @bieaSo. Stnjeln= Srsis Is Sents
portofrei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-31
SuxemB &es.
Bereiniate Staaten.

am Sonntas 9, ben %. DECEMBER,
uurben babtsr tn Dubuque BITE fterbli1en
l1sbsrrefe Der Srau Barbara 5anisn sur
lsstsn Rubsfdtte sstrassn. Die 8erftors
bene NOR 3u i'm @roBber5os;
tbum 2~uremburs seboren, tam idon Dor
40 Sabren mad Imerita .unb ~friitete ibr
2sbsn aIs S6terin am Wartte. Sie mar
cine enersiide 8srtduferin, INNER sutsn
Wutbss unb 3uwsilsn i9neioissu Wises.
sic warb pon ibrsn 2anbsIsuten pom Der
9ert SsiusR irds aug bssraben. sSbr 9atte
sins ibr i9on Dor Sabren i'm Eobe Dots
aus. r. |. p.
gnblid ftnb in gbicaso bic Yenionss
cnipri5e unie,es 0%anbsmGuues, bes @upi.
TONS S9aaf, enbsiItis ssrsselt worbsn.
Oerielbe warb NIT baIbsm SoIb (l200
per Sabr) auf bic 2ifte Der YoIi3sipeniios
mare seiest. Die anar9ifiiden Sreunbe
BON SpisB uno gnssI p%etitionirten obne
unter!aB sessn bieieu act Der @ere@tiss
seit. E,ososm S1aaf nod Bis auf einen
Ufonat ni9t bic erfurbsrIi4e Oiinfssit
BON 20 Sabrsn bate, 70 ipra9 man ibm
bod ansei4ts Der ausae3ei1netsn 9isnfte
uno ieiner i'm Dtenif erltttsnen gertrippes
Iunssn bie Psnfton poa anb gang 81.
Derfar 10 uisls unierer 9anbsIeute
in S3autes gounip, Uis., psrberbli1e
Bail i9e Santtra9 bat f3 gu @autsiba
nun In ieiner lssten Pbuis abseiptsIt. Im
81. Sssember Fam Der 3usits Bro;sB ssssn
ben Reiirer %. $. 2anboIt ,ur 8srbanbs
lung unb enbisie nit Sreiiprsdans. Cans
bolt mot ansetIast, Dspoiitsn anssuoms
men 81 babsn, na9oem BITE gant bsrsits
iniolusnt mar. SIN 9an;sn paren brsi
5dls sesen 2aneoIt sinsstrasen. gs
wurbe iebo9 uereinbart, baB Der erffs Sau,
in benz W. 4blbduier, Der ebemaIise
S9asmsiftsr uon Osautse COUNTY, RIaser
mar, ais Teffuu benust wsrbsn ioae, unb
penn bieier fsbIi9lasen iolte, 70 ioltsn
aud bic bsibsu anbsrsn Jdus pom RaIens
Der ssfrt9en werbsu. Sa SoIse beIsn
wurbe pou Der AnfIase tn ben bsiben anbss
rem 5duen an obisem Datum Elm Nolle
prosequi einsetrasen unb Der Ri9ter mics
pieislben ab.
Der vNorbfern1 uou ct. gloub mel.
bet:
Der bodp. Serr SranS 0atrp, wsl6sr bis
Dor EurSem ais Saellor9er in Srainerb. Wtinn.
tbGti9 mar, melde Stabt nod Der Heueintbeis
lung Der brei ~creirten OiOcelsn in Minnelota
CUR SiOceie Sulutb sebOrt, bat iib Der OiSceie
DULUTH anseIdloiieu. 9r wrroe nit Der Baitos
ration Der beutlb; fatbolilbeu unb iran3OiI6=
tatbolii6eu @emeinoe in 9ittle 6als betraut.
Ser W. WeprenS BON ct. Martin pirb
oieier Gage cine S~rbolunSsreile mad galifor;
MEN antreten nno rpabreno Der 0intermonats
oaIelblt perbleibsn.
Der Sc Mars SerO!b~ msIbst:
Gie gbeleute WeinS pon &c Nars
babeu einen 3 Sabre alien WaiIenfnaben aus
benz fatboliiden 8ailenbaus sur 9r,iebuns on:
senommeu. Der 8leine iiiblt iib idon redt
beba9li6 uno Die Bfsseeltern limb elltli6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-31

prebtsen, BITE er ieIbft ni9t gu sIaubeu pers
nag2 Das 1T Der SIu1 Der freten Sorr
f9uns. Ser Subisctipismus, bas Yrins
atp Der freten Jori9uns, Der IbfaI pom
tatbolii9en Iutoritdtsprin3ip bat feline
Tri9te setrasen. Sober era9tet fi9
minbis, ieber mill isiu eissnsr Ser fem,
ba er einfebt, baB tein protefantiider
prebtser bers9tist tit, ibm reIisi0le @Iaas
benslebrru ober @ebote auf3usrIssen.
Wo iesli@e Autoritat febIt, febIt au9 iess
li@ss Re@t au Isbren. Oas LIT aud Der
berri9ente 5as Der 5sit, uub BITE ortbo:
boren areiie fibIen es rsbt wobl, baB
ibnen Der 8oben unter ben SiBen wsi9t.
Ser Sorti9ritt liberal : protsitantil5er
Sheen bat bteie Emancipation bes pros
teitantiI1en Bottles pom isiner Rir1s Be.
wirtt. 9ansiam aber fiber ndbert bteieIbs
fi@ ibrer IuF0iunS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-31
Gin wi6ti8er Gnti6eio.

BUR praftii9e RatboIiten tSnnen auf
seweibtsm Boben besraben wsrbeu. Der
b64fe @eri1tsbof bes Staatss Rew Oort
bat neuli9 enti1ieoen. gang i'm Gimme Der
tatbolii9en Rir9e, bob hui isne RatboIis
ten anf seweibtem Boben bssraben werben
f%Snnen, wel1e BEL ibrsm Ablebsn In @es
meini9aft nit Der Sir1e iinb, unb bas nur
bic tirdIi9en gebOrbsn 81 sntidsiten bas
ben, Oh Semanb In @emsini9aft NIT Der
Stride Jet ober ni9t. Die psItIiten 9es
rtdte baben nit bisisr Srase gar ni9ts su
tbun, unb man tonne barum BON ben @nts
i@eiounssn Der tirdIiden gsbSrte nidt an
BITE weItlt3en 9sridte appsliren. 81 Sss
manb init elmer gnti9sibuus Der tir9Iis
den nnterbsb0rbe nidt sufriebsn, 10 Tam
e. innerbalb Der Rir9e b6bere SnIian1en
uerfolsen unb i'm duBsrffsn Sale iosar
nod Rom appsQirsn. Sir6li6e 6rasen
sntf9sibsn bic tir5lidsn BsbSrbsn, ni9t
bic ueItIi9sn @sridtsb6fs. Wsr i19 auf
einem tatbolii9sn @ottssafsr sius Be:
8rSbnistatts bur9 Rauf erporbsa unt stn
6abinlautsnbes S1riftftaf In 6anben bot,
utrb taburd ausin ni9t bsrs1tist 3u Ell
mem tir9Ii@en 8~ssrdbnife, penn bemieIs
ben anbere getimmunssn isiner Rtr9e
entsesenf tsbsn. Dieis gnti9sibuns purbe
sesen bic Observation-Disclosures zines sss
wt1sn Sobn Rc@uire absesebsn, Der gu
2ebteiten Ell, GROCER Inbduser bes Npoitas
ten We@!pnn mar unb oils iol5er aud
pom Tobe credit wurbe. gr bate fir ii9
unb 6amiIie auf benz ga!uarp Cemetery
cine Got erporbsn unb feline Satin i1on
bo,ibiu b~ssrabeu. DUN molten feline
Srsunbe, trot Der Stride, aud feline ysibe
bort besrubsn, bic Rirde perusiserte bis
Befuttuns bGisIbf, baber bteisr Yro3sB
unb bieie IsstinifanbIide rt9terIide gnts
i@eibuns. Oieie m6sen fi5 aue Au9s
RatbOIiten sur Sebersisuns nsbmsn.
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0robhersogtbum.
Summer Der MbgeOrouetsn 30 9urembura.

Qurembur9 30. Nop. Der Beridt oes
9entralauslduiieS Der Rammer iiber bic Suos
sstpprlase Don 1890 liest nnnmebr Dor, rnb III
bic Oepltirtentammer ali ndbiten 0ienftas gu
bslien Debate In Oiientli6er Sisun9 3ulams
menberuien. Yer Sert6t conitatirt, 6aB nun.
mebr aud leiteuS Der 6esierang bic ppn 8ams
nler uno Staatsratb lett cSabren beruorgebobeus
Sbatla6e anerfannt piro, baB, ioa bic finaaz
sieQe Gage ni6t ernltli6 9eiGbroet weroen, man
an cine @inl6rGntung Der laufenoen Auseaben
benten mlb. Ger gusl6uB sluubt, es lei on
Der Re9ierIn9, Die @reolte eiuSuibrGnten, uno
wunoert Ii6, oaB oielelbe trob Der abge9ebensn
@rtlGrllng feline 9rlparnille pori6lG9t. Sr
oriitt lerner feline Ssnunoerln9 barber aus,
baB Die Rssierun9 i'm pOrigeu Sabre, anssbli6
anSeii6ts Der 9iiniiiSen 6inanSla9e, Die Abs
i6aiiun9 Der Bieroefteuer our9bradte, Sieie
Stsuer babe ni6t arg aui bic SepOlterIu9 9es
briitt uno babe ME anlaB 81 Seldwsroeu 9eSss
ben Der @nsl6uB lblGSt oeren 9Sieoersiniihs
run9 Dor. Sin Yori6las, bic aus Der Wtaile
Der iauirten Natinalbant be;o9ene Sipiosnoe
Sur Riid,abluu9 zines Sbeiles Der auleibe Az
perpenben, paro pom 9entralausl6ub ni6t
an9enommen. Sine beantraSte 6ra9e an bic
Re9ieruus, Ipie melt bic untsrbanolInssn nit
Seutlblano, Die Sranntmsiniteuer betrefienb,
9sbtebsn leieu, 9laubt Die GENERALIZATION in gu:
bstradt Der nod bGHernSsn untsrbaublaussn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-12-31
SotbrinSen.

Die o s9uorenen In Rarcp,
peI9s hber ben sbemaliseu @snbarmsn
Dausa, Der bss Worbes pom pisr Serionsn
anssfIast unb h~esienissn pOn feds anbe,n
uerba9tis mar, su @eri9te iasen, ipra9en
i'm iduIbis, Das llrtbeiI Iauteie auf
Sobesirafe. Sc wurbe i'm SaaIe NIT
BeifausiaIpsn aufsenommsn unb bisle
pflanstsn f4 brauBen fort, ais Der Ri9tsrs
ipru9 betannt warbe.
Su Riebsrb o m 5 feel cine
Srau 70 unsIitli@ uon benz Ssubobsn in
bie S9suue, bag fe auf Der Stsae tobt
blieb. Sie iou stwa 1900 Wars psrbors
gen babsn. Den grben III bic slufinbuns
berieIbsn bis isst nod ni4s seIunssu.
Sn Amanweiler brad auf benz
5ofs ct. Waurice cine bsftiss Ssusrss
brunif aug. Die srffs Si~IfsIsiftuns wurbe
pom brsi 5srrsn aus Wes, bic Ssrrsn
Ssuri1, Sarbins uub Yaroni, orsaniirt.
Der S1absn III bsbsutenb, benn bic
idmmtlt9sn grntspcrrdtbe wurbsn ein
Raub Der SIammsn.
Sn WaIbbausn bat eth Seuer
bic S&eunen unb StaIunsen bss aderers
Sobann Sung ~ssrft6rt. Dis Wittpe Seib
bate in benz Muwsisn 500 @arben Rorn
ssIassrt, Obue bisieIbeu gu psrii9ern.
RirtIi9 tamsu swsi Sales.--future
NIT benz Observation-Disclosures mad Ees
tsr9eu, nm has RIoter 3u bsli1tissn.
Sis sIaubsn 400 Maun In bsmisIbsn uns
tsrbrinssu gu f%6nnsn, unb bann nod 100
Wann tn Yriuatquarttere /; bisis 9arniiou
iolts bod srit am 1. @priI sintreffen.
Die Bsp6lteruns bate Itsbsr bic Res
bsmptoriffen : Yatrss I'M RIoftsr ssisbsn
aIs bic Eruppsn.
Sn so a 9 n y brad In benz Sa9tsute
Sss Ssrrn Bauboiu Tsusr aus, eas einen
ioI5en llmfaus annabm, baB Dor Mss
Silfs srbstsn psrbsn muBts, Der S9absn
III bsbsutsnb, bod 1T auss psrfi9srt.
Der Yd1tsr fol- fi9 bsim Ausbru9 bss
Branbss in Wlss ~aafssbaItsn babsn.