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, 1890-09-08

medical works. OF but a few years ago would
hardly Mention Il.
To-day the physician is Of a'dinerent opin-
ion; he Is aware that IL Is his duty-disagree-
able as II may be-to handle this matter with
out gloves, and speak plainly about IL and
intelligent parents and guardians VIII thank
him for doing 50.
To all those engaged in this dangerous prac-
tice / would say, first OF all, stop it at once.
Make every possible effort to do so; but II you
Ihn, II your nervous system is already too
much shattered, and, consequently, your will
power broken, take some nerve tonic to aid
you In your effort. Having freed yourself
nom the habit, l would further counsel you
TO go through a regular course OF treatment
FOR 1t Is a great mistake to suppose that any
one may Tor some time-be IL ever so little
give.himself up to this fascinating but dang
erous excitement without suffering from some
OF its evil consequences at some future tune.
III number of young men who are incapacl-
tated to I'LL the duties enJoined by wedlock IS
this unfortunate condition OF things can be
traced to the practice OF selfabuse, which had
been abandoned years before. Indeed, "A few
months practice OF this habit is ofen sufi-
Client to Induce spermatorrhOea in later years,
and have many Of such cases under treat
ment mt the present day.
YOUNG NT6N
Who may be suffering from the effects of
youthful follies or indiscretions, will do well
10 avail themselves OF tn 5 the greatest boon
ever laid at the altar OF suffering b lmanity.
DR. WAGNER will guarantee TO forfeit hve
hundred dollars for every case of seminal
weakness or private disease of any kind or
character which he undertakes and falls to
cure.
Mid Gle Aged MI on
There are many the age OF thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacua-
tions Of the bladder often accompanied by n
slight smarting or burning sensation and a
weakening OF the system in n manner the pa
tient cannot account for. On examining the
urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often
be found, and often small particles OF alDu-
men will appear, or the color will be a hin,
or milkish hue, again hanging to a dark and
turbid appearance. There are many men
who die of this difficulty ignorant OF the
all such cases and n healthy restoration of
the genitourinary organ. Consultation free.
Thorough examination and advice, $500
An communication should be addressed
DR.. H. WAGNER.
I4l4 LArimer ST. Box 2TS3, Denver, Colo.
, 1890-09-08
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

\ a = 4 ~. IA T. I .
esGoyeruo-.
GEORGE ". BANTER.
ortaramt- COUNTY
Secretary ofsiatc.
JOHN ;. HARPER,
OF Crnok County
Treasurer.
ISAAC C. MILLER,
OF CIrUon'Couuty.
Auditor.
GEORGE A. CAMPBELL.
or Albany County.
superintendent OF Public Instruction,
ANTHONY V QUINN.
OF Cnta County
justices OF the supreme Court,
SAMUEL T. CORN.
" Uluta County.
p CAD BRYAN,
or laramie County.
HENRY 5. ELLIOTT.
or Johnson County.
Congressman.
GEORGE T. BECK,
OF sheridan County.
Judge First Judicial District,
FREDERICK H. HARVEY,
OF Converse County
Judge Second judicial District,
MICAH G. SAuFLEN,
OF Albany County.
Judge Third Judicial District.
DOUGLAS \. PRESTON.
or Fremont County.
, 1890-09-08
Misses NeWmarkets.

Satinette cloaking, zouave triple
shoulder cape, fastened with
cut steel buckles; coat sleeves
with cuffs; plain open back; single
breasted Sizes u to 18. Price,
go o.
, 1890-09-08
English Walking Jacket

Silk seal plush Queen Anne col
lar, collar and cuffs astrackan fur;
wide pocket lids; coat back, with
seal buttons; close fitting; pulled
shoulders; coat sleeves with pulled
shoulders; satin rhadame facings.
Length, 81 inches. Price, $1,000.
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Sef6nOi8e Sebre.

0amit 0ismanb fi9 einbilbs, baB bic in
benz S9reiben Yius TX. an ben @rsbis
urn Treiburs n%isbersslsstsn S9ulanI9aus
uuSsn bios auf bic reIisi5s usrbramtsn
Staatsidulen Sabens bs3isli9 isien, bat
SaS @ouesium Der @aroindls bic Saupts
iteuen befeIben benz peltbesauntsn vSpls
l0bus" eiuoerlsibt, Der ben gii95fen 6es
seiammten tatbpli5en @rbtre!iss our
WG6attuns iberianbt wurbe.
Ran ituotre nur In BEN seranntea 9ers
Sct4niB ben At. unb AS. Yarasrapbsn.
8isuel4t nod wi9tiser aber 1T, bab Der
lept rss.erenoe Pcpt bic in 0tsoe ftebenbe
Ani4auuns ietEes 8Orsdusers in ieinem
beribmten Srsue pom s. Mat 1881 worts
p6rtIi3 gu Der feinissn ssmu9t bat.
@r IaSt bu ndmIi9: Sn ben tatbolis
i3sn S@uIen mai en- aue &in6er Der Bolts
tIaiis pon frib an in ben @ebeimniGen
nnt GOriSriftsn u~niersr bsiligitsn RsIis
sion ipr8i6!tis anterpisisn unb our SrSms
misfsit, our @brbartsit Der Sittsn unb sur
Gs!tsion, fcpie gu elmer settteten 2etenss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-12

sercbs3u: Der Staat brau9t ni9t Al
lsbrsn, ioa's ni9t tbun, perffeSt's aud ni9t.
Ote Rtr9e foa es, muB es unS psrffebt's
unb baber pirb fe aud bas S9ulmeien
au,eit better u:rwalten als Der Staat, bat's
au4 uon isber setban unb better setban.
SsIbit bss drifli9ea StaateS Nufsabs 1T
nidt au lsbren unb gu fdulen." Oieis
8orte fIinssn anbsrs ais Der Worti9pa0l
hes &%uIturpautsls Gbapsr, bss fanatii9en
Observation-Disclosures. 4qes, muir
fsine SimuItanf9uIe teine slaubsnsIoie
Staatsi9uIe.tn bic allie seben mdfsn,
obne llnterittsb ber Rslision, teinsn
Staatsiaulswans I'M Gimme Gbapers!
Initatt granddaughter, b. B. bic Yfarrs
unb Staatsi5ulen ;u uersinissn, wirbe
ibid mage mir aber tein llrtbetl an-ias
asu, Iafisn mir beifsben. WiQ Der Sidat
Elm NitaufF6tsrs1t, absr nut eth Nits
n4fRatsrsdt, t,iu O5sruufRatsre9t iSer
he eonfeiiionsut BfarriduIs, bann ioa sr
orren S9ulpeSen tnau3ieII f6roeru.
6e,rer ioa ct iene Jorberunsen, pd9e sr
al RE SduIe ifelen gu mafea Slaubt,
on bic Iui9tSoebors
b E brinsen unb bisie pirb banu bic seoabs
ten Sotbsrunssn, nadbsm fs f9 barber
NIT benz Staate usrffanbtst, tn Der S4uIe
burdfibren. Nte unb nimmer tann aber
bic Rir9e erIaubsn, f9 bur9 9 d u l.
swarssseiese tnebeln 81 IaHen.
0stl aber Elm icLdss gtupsruebmen NIT
benz Staat pie cben ansebsutet, rpobl nie
ftattfnben wiro. 10 uerIansen MIR, seitist
auf bic @arantte ~unierer g%onffituttonen,
1tnterri6tsiretbett. r9ebet bteie
Srsibsit, rufsn mir ben bisotten Staatss
iduI3uanssssissmadern 81 NIT benz ebens
10 sslsbrten ais tibtisen Yabasosen Or.
albert StOdl, ssbt uns bieie Sretbeit-
sbrIi9 uno rebli9 - bann mag eS R9 seis
gen. M ct trdftis seuus 1T, ben Sies gu
errinsen, bic rmooerne" pdoasosit nit
isrem naturaItitiid : antidrifli9sn, o5sr
bic drifIi5s Bdoasostt NIT ibrsm 9tiitIts
den 9ett! 9sridun3t eu9 ni9t btnter
ben Suans!. 2abt bic Yrobs MAIDEN, unb
fsbt bann 8u, wer aIs Steser aus benz
Wetttampfe berporsebt! Das 1T bic Sor:
oeruns, bic mir tmuer anb INNER fieleu
mifen. Wtr molten weber i
uns nod fur anbere eiueu
3pans; mir woIIen nur b
Treibeit." 2ibsruI tatb. Inf1ten iol:
len uns AUDI in Der S9uIfraseIOiuus nt@t
beeinfuhen, ionbsrn e3t ttr@lt@s. auI
bes Yapfss Worte uub guti5eibunssu
b6,en mir; ntdt aber auf bic sewifer nu:
tunitsfmultan d u befirporter. Be,
ft4 pom Papit trennt, TT ni6t u,sbr tatbo:
lid no Pstrus, ba TT bic Rirde. ia9t be,
81. a~mbrofas, unb nit ibm bic gang
Stride.
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80 ferbeu fe.

aas 9etsisn tommt isst bic RaSri9t,
baB bet sbsmalise llnterri6tsmtuttsr i'm
libsralen Cabinet T,e,e : SIban, Petsr
pan 9umbssd sefOrbsn isi. als 9roB:
meiftsr Der 2Ose bat er eiumal bas BOrt
ssipro5eu: yOsn SatboIi3ismus MIL
i'd CD %besraben!" Oarum wurbe er aud
lie f~ossoyeur, Der %Gobtsnsrdbsr, ssnannt.
Dun lit Sstsr urn Sumbset In bic 9rabe
sefaasn unb Der &atboIi1ismus itebt nod
INNER ielieufsit ba.
Dir lsien i'm ,gOurrier be grurslIss"
TolsenteS: vDie IibsraIen Blatter iutis
liren felt eintSsn Gasen: v9err pan 9um:
bsst 1T ais 1reibsnter seitorbenl" Q5er
pon alien Seitsn tommt baS 9sri1t:
9ierunbbwauSis Stanbea Dor isinem Go6e
- uts ct ieiu nubes @uoe fa5Ite unb uon
Der Weni9enfur9t frsi purbe, wsI5s i'm
auein sebinbstt bate, ben 9Iaubsn isiner
Batter gu betsnnsu - ba risf pan Dunn.
bssa: v@insn prisiter, I'M Spttssw!lsn
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(Gus Der Suincp'sr v@srmania".)
0etan0en.

Gin Bogus ristsr purbs ssitsrn absnb
b;erieIbt binsfeit ssma4t. Ssbr rabrs
Edeinli9 if es isuer 9auner, poriber bic
ct. 2Ouiier 3eitun8en Dienfus foIsenbss
berittstsn:
rSstt 0onnertas letter Bo1e treibt
f5 elm Counterpart tn Der Sta6t berum,
bas Defenders bic El6iter unb bic tatboIis
ideu Pfarrsr bsimjuiu1en i1eint. Ser
cine sibt ii3 ais elm Orbenspriefsr aus
N,ujeeIanb aus unb felt ieinen @enofen
ais einen Stubenten ber EbsoIosie Dor.
Ser aeItere bat sraus !5aars, 1T ME ein
@Ieri.sr sefIeibst uub bat Gin wirSeuoues
Iusieben. Sm aIsrianer' 9OlpitaI ipra1
er 3uert Dor unb bat bort 8und1t UNI Elm
RadtqaGrtisr fir f5 unb isiuen BssIsitsr.
Ra1bsm benz Batter 2aarens" bebeutet
worben mar, bab er i'm 5ofpital ni9t ibsrs
na5ten Tonne, sins er fort. I'm nd9ften
Gage eri1isn Batter 2aurens" TN llriuIis
nersRlofer, er3dbIts ben S9weisrn eine
LANCE 2stoensQsiti4te uub srIansts pon
bsuielbsn 2 Dollars.
SObaru iou Der S6pinbIer aud nod
a1bere tatboltibe NuitaIten bsimgeiu1t
unb pom ben 8oIfsberinnsn sbenfals tleine
Sunmen erIcust baben. 8orseftsru wobnte
Batter 0durent" In elmer Rir9s bes nSrbs
Ii4en StabtibeilsS benz Sribsottssbisnit
BET unb mad geenbisuns bsfelbsn frib.
fiitte er in einsm &loiter unb las bann
wisber Wefe. Sm 9aufs bss Na9mits
tags tam has facriIssii4e Srsiben bss
Wannes IN ben Gag uub Der &an3ler Der
@r5biOcsie, benz bic Sa9e anss3eist purbe,
wanbte ii5 on Zen BoIi3si9ef, Col. Sars
risan, Der bas aeuBsrite aufbietet, nm Der
Seiben bab5cft gu wsrosn.~
Die Bsiben lanstsn seitern NIT Der
Sem gitp" bier on unb bsgaben li9 sum
ct. Wetp's SofpitaI, benz fs ibren Bsiu9
telesrapbii9 anse,eist batten. Gin Ra9ts
quarter, I'M bas fe baten, uurbe linen
sswdbrt. unb bis Ssibsn sinsen rsdtseitis
Su Bett. Der bo9u. Batter AnisImus,
Rsctor uun st. 5rancis> college, Der BON
benz i'm senannten 9oipitaI einsetrofenen
9sia9 bOrte, f$Dpfte, ba er pom ben
S1pinblsrn in ether ct. 2ouiier j3eituns
seIsien bate, 9sroa9t unb usrauIaBts bic
Yoli3et, bic Sa9e au unterlu9sn unb fsfts
auitelen, wsr bic bsibsn Jrsmbsn fsisn.
Sn Bssleituns zines biefssn @siflidsn
besab f4 Der PoIi5ei4ef unb 3wei isiner
llntersebenen gum 9oipitaI, mo Hs ben
5remoen in ibrem S9laf3immer einen Yes
iu9 abifattetsn. Dis Antporten, wel9e
isne auf bic an fe ssftsltsn Srassn sabsn,
rsinistsn fs In ben 9ussn bss Chefs ni9t
uon benz gerba9t, Der auf ibnsn ~Iuitsts,
unb bisisr srtIdrte fe fur usrbaftet unS
bra9te fs 3ur PoIi3siftation. Bel sinsm
bort anssiteIten 8srb6r Isuanets anfdngs
LID Der altsrs Der 8sibsu. Der f5 Batter
@ufret nanute, in ct. 9ouiS geweien gu
ieiu, wdbrenS CT es ipdtsr slei9 ieinem
Sssleiter G5orIes Slumenfelb ausab.
9sttersr lit stpa 2S Sabre alt unb gr he,
rer anndbernb 60 Sabre. Die goIissis
bsb6tbs In ct. &ouis purbe pom Der 8srs
baftunb Der Beiben In Renntnis aeiebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-12

Sbr tenut, sbrp5rbtse Bribsr, bic 3eits
psr5dItntfs. Quf Der etnen Seits finb bic
Weai1eu pon elmer unbdnbissn 2siewutb
bsissIt, auf Der anbsrn Settle ersieBt f9
stn Strom f@Ie6ter S@riften. Sc Tam
taum ssi4tlbert werben, uel9en S4aben
bteie taatdsIi6 ben Sttten unb Der ReIts
stru aufissn. Darum ieib eifris barauf
bebadt, bur6 Bitten unb grmabusu unb
ruf anbsre Bstie bic 9ldubisen BON ieneu
unlautsrn aueleu f~err3ubalten unb fie au
bsfern 3u fibren. Sebr niitI;@ mirb es
Istn, weun uuter euerer Iuffi1t unb Qetz
hung Tasesbldtter eri6einen, pel6e benz
BON allen Seiteu barseret6ten @ifte gets
semdB entseseuwtrten, unb bic @abrbett,
Gusenb unb &eIistOn i@asen.
Geo XIII. IN bic pOrtusiefidsu StidOfe.
1896.
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@aria's $imnneliabrt.

8arf i'd bieiem lbal enti6meben?
Sel9er Slug uno Iel'9er Gauf!
Simmelan meit 0er3, mein Geben,
Simm.Ian gu gott btnauf!
@an3 perI6wtnoer, 9an3 periinten
@iu i9 in benz beitern Blau!
Strom beS Gi3ts, ib nil bid trinten!
Gel mtufommen, 6rieoensau!
Sobu Der @onneu, Sobn Der S6mer3en,
Sel'9er Sotinun9 tbeures Vfanb,
Hubte't ;rpeimGl mir am 6er3en,
llnb ieSt rei6it bu mir bic Sano!
0ur6 bic 8olten mill i6 paQen,
Sin gu Dir, mein iiiBes Slid!
aue Retten Iino 9efaQen,
SWi9 Ieu5tet mir netn Bid!
GaB' mid rubin an beinen Wunben,
Sonnen mid in oeinem @lan3!
S6merjen, bic tb bort %9efuuoen,
Weroen bier gum Ste9estrQn3!
Define S6Gbe Mil i'd ipenoeu,
Defines glutes beil'9en Sort,
Se9en uon ben tGeuren 9Gnben,
Die Der bttt're S6merj ourbbobrtl
@ei6t, ibr @uSel nit Der 6rOne,
0te tbr mir eut9e9entra9t:
Sb i'd du6 i'm lolmmel mo5ue,
6DI9 bin tb @Ottes Uta9b!
8ebt uno ipielt, ibr iiBen 0Iite,
Gtlien, bIiibet UNI mein @tab!
@nselSlippeu, giebeslufte,
Era9tt meinen @raB binab.
Mar pon S9Gntenborf.
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Sum SeNe Raria Simmelfabrt

Nu6 MartG, bic ouerieIiste Sunafrau
unb 9OttcSmutter, tab. &lber ME per.
f9tecsm uon Dem Gooe Fer sep0bnlt1en
@rOentinber mar / ) rGob! Bel uus III
Der Cob 10 freunbIos, 10 BOILER Gotb,
&nSit un6 S5pSae. Waria III nur trant
Dor Ssbniu3t, ibrem 9eIitbtsn So5ne In
ben 9immeI ;u foISeu. @ie leitt trennte
f3 pom Oieism iunsfrauii6en R6rper bic
beilt9e Sesle! Retn EnDssi5mera, tein
Eobestampf, cine gutjituns Der 2tebe ens
bette ibr 2ebsnl gbeniO ber,Ii5 unb
i4On nor ibr 8eSrdbuiB! Die gpofsl
fouen mad Der frommeu lleberItefsrunq
beim CODE Der Rutter @ottss ,ugseeu ees
wsien iein. Sic trusen eu5 ibren bsili9sn
2si3nam gu @rabs. DieB gssrdbniB bat
ben gpoteIn Srar aud Grauer tereitst,
aber psitaus iibsrpisSsnb mar bod bic
Sreu6e, neil fe puBter, Bag Waria nur tn
ben 9tmmel uerieSt mar, um ibre 5iirbittes
rim unb bic 6irbittertn uno Sa9waIterin
Der iunssn Rtr4e gu iein. l1nb ME bsrr,
LID Uar bic Guferwetunsb Der Ntuts
ter @otte5! Maria, bic in &Qsm ihrem
sDttIi9en SObue dbnIi9 istn wou.e, sIeiat
aud bisrin BEN 9eilan6e. gle folts ter
ben, NEIL aud er ssitO,6sn mar; aber uur
bret Gage lang warb Re i'm @rabs aebals
ten, unb bic Germeiuug nabte nidt Sisism
unbefsttsn Gempsl beg 81. @eites. Damn
erwedte fs ibr Iieber s6ttIi5sr Sobn, uers
eintSte bic uertldrte SeeIe nit benz Qeibe
uub beIebte unb uertIirte and biefen. rlab
NIT 2sib unb Seele itisS WaIia 9lstd
ibrem s0ttIidsn SObne gum Simmsl auf.
@te SIOrrei6 war bieie . tmmelfabr
8ie wunOeruoa, Iei3t, 9ldu3enb unb berr,
LID hisfsr 2sib. Was 5Gt i'm bsnn 10
i40n oemu@t? 9te Gusenbsn, bic suten
@erte, ibre Reiabeit, Dea1utb unb Qiebe
baben bteiss RIeiS Der 9srrIi6tsit sep;rtt.
Wte freaen iid Die @ngsI, unb ME eritau:
men fe ibsr bic S96nbsit, bic 0iebsns,
wirbiStstt, bic Ruieitat Der Juusfrau, bic
auf 70 wunberbars 4rt in ben Simmel elm.
Siebt! SIS uoa5tsbt fi6 isst elm wunber:
poa erbabsnes Sdauipiel: Waria pirt
8etr6nt ais bic R6Rt3iu hes SimmeIs
unb Der @rte unb nimmt 8iuS 3ur 9ie9tsu
ibres Iteben Sobres! 8 ME freut es ben
9siIanb. feline Iiebe Rutter jet i'm Stm.
mel smpfansen aub fRt i5rs @IOris icrssn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-12

weiie %berarsebiIbst wsrten unb In bi e.
fen MnAaIten mus bic reIi:
si6fe unterwetuns 10 iebr
Ben erften YIas in unterri9t
gr3iebuns eiunebmen unb
Nnbere beberrf6en, ba6 bic
hbrisen Geuntniie, wel9eber
Sueenb IberIisfert perhen,
ME b"aruuf s"epfropft srf4si:
llnb nm ieees Wisoeri tdnbnis aus,u.
i9lisseu, beruft f1 9opft SEQ XIII. ba:
Bet gang ausbriidIt9 auf buS 8rsus 9apft
9ius bes Reunten. bas bsrislbe unter benz
IA. Sail 1864 on ben Ggibtidof 5ermonn
uou 8icari seri9tet bat.
Leonis Papae XIII. Allocutiones, cpl
stolae constitutions. Brugis 1887 volu-
men l. pag 200.
User b at beanb as Re1t, ben
Satboliten bic StelIung in
ber S9uIfrose an3uwetfen?
1tns oInft ocs oberftc Sirte Der
Gbrifenbeit.
lnb wsun uu9 mod idmRili4e ameris
taniide Ylsnar;@orctlieu bamit auf bas
uolfommenite ibs,einfiimuieu, bruu6t man
iid bur9 MISUNDERSTANDING eusIiids
taibolii1sr BId;ter ui5t eiusn Iuseublid
tire MAIDEN Su IaIen. (am.)
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RatbpIf6er &irdben /, &aIenoer.

8om barmbersisen Sumaritsr. -9ue. 10.
Sonnt. ben II. aueuf Soa6im. Qiberatus, q.
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einen grisifer!" aasin bic S9srsen Der
2ose ua6ten unb pe~rbinberten, bab elm
p.tsfsr ssboIt wuree. Oas Nib clses
msin in Der l1usebuns er,sbIt, unb bic
2euts bebaupten. fe tGttsn bic Nu&ri@t
BON 8sSisntsfsn, wsIds itd srr 3eit bss
Erbes in benz 9auie pan 9umbset's be-
fanbeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-12
Die Vd6Neultebe.
sr gibel itsbt 9ei6rieben

Su Der gibel itebt 9ei6risbsu
0u iolIt oeinen yiadlteu lieben.
.3war piiisn bas Yisle, bod benfen lie babel,
8aB Sober lid ielbsr Der Radite bod iet.
DAP Sober ii4 isIbsr Der Rd9ite 1T,
tann ni9t beiiritten wsrben, benn has
Ssmb TT Hdbsr aIs Der &od. Wan4s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-08-12
G&tuns t6r Sat6ofken.
ME ssiusme pes perfs. stus TX.

Btr sriu9en sic tnfdnbtsf, allen benen
NIT eursm sutsn @tuen unb eurer 9unf
bst,ufsbsn, bic, nit 9sift besabt unb NIT
s~:nisenber RsuutntB ausseriftet, f3 On
Bic Arbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb 5eituns
gen our Bertbeibisuus unb SerbreitHns ber
ta:boItiden aebre uer6FentIi6en.
9ncpclica Sius TX.
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Warnuna.

Sn vllsber 2anb unb Rssr" finbet ft5,
pie mir Der pGremOnia" sntnsbmen, Elm
&oman: 30, bu mein Ssferrei9", psrs
fabt BON Diff S9ubin (PieuSOnpm).
BORT bsiBt IS In siusm RapitsI: @Isi9
beim 5ribfid bate Der Baron RarI bic
eIte Stiftsbame ms 9sra sstroffen. Sie
bate f4 uamIi@ bet bieier WabI3sit siusm
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Die Gimme Seo'S XIII,

2aHet sues 9t9t leu3teu Dor ben Wens
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-14

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-14
HOW ONE SAFE WAS RlFleD.
Tic Treasurer Was 50 Positive That the
Detective Was Bafied.

Detective was bafued.
II is a mistake for a man to be too
positive. | had acase put in my hands
ono the outcome of which left an i'm
preston on my mind.
The treasurer of the Hannibal and
st. Joseph railroad reported 10 us that
their safe had been robbed of "A large
package of money. investigated the
ease myself. In reply to every ques-
ton which | put to the treasurer he
would come back with one remark
that he put the money in the safe him.
self. and that he locked the safe him.
self the day before the money was
missed.
The safe was in good condition when
he opened it on the following morn.
ing, everything being just ms he had
left it the night before. He vas Ger.
tain that he put the money in the safe.
He was certain that he locked the safe.
He opened the safe himself and the
money was gone. Everything about
the man tended To confirm his state,
ments. lie was an honest man; he
was accurate; he was careful; he had
no bad habits. He was well to do, and
there was not the slightest reason for
supposing that he could have used the
money. For a moment the case was
at sea. In few days / learned that
a clerk in the office had remained al
his desk after the departure from the
office of the man who knew that he
locked the safe. But / discovered that
the clerk did not have the combina
ton, and again | was at sea. A few
weeks elapsed, during which time !
kept my eyes on every movement Of
this clerk.
| saw enough to arouse my suspi
cion. went to the office one morn
ing and took charge Of the clerk.
told him ! was Satisfied that he had
taken the money and that he need moi
denyit. He broke down. lie told m,
that the officer who was 81 positive
that he had locked the safe on tn,
evening in question had not done so
that he had gone away and left the
safe unlocked that he, the clerk. knew
it was probably the first time; that he
the clerk, took out the package o
money, closed the safe aud locked it
This he could do Notwithstanding Tia,
fact that he couldn't open it. Ill
handed TO me nearly the entir'
amount.
The officer who was so positive h'
had locked the safe was dumfounded
After that he was never sure of hi
own name.-W. A. Pinkerton in Chi
cago Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-14

sons having canes ana other articles
made from that famous tree | have
been amused, because | know that am
the only man north of Mason and Dix
on's line who ever obtained "A relic
from that tree. This is what occurred
OH that memorable April day when
Lee surrendered. | vas master of
transportation i'll the Army of the Po-
tomac. Immediately upon Gen.
Grants return after his meeting with
Gen. Lee. who had surrendered, in
compliance with Gen. Lees request TO
have food sent W his starving troops,
received orders TO prepare a train of
wagons with ations and 10 take them
beyond our lines under the flag of
truce intothe encmy's lines and report
la Gen. Ice.
a speedily gathered nineteen wag-
on loaded train of atiouS passed
through Il !unes and passed along
the road near the famous tree under
which Lee had waited for Gen. Grant.
| inquired for the Confederate gener-
ais headquarters and finally found
it, where with Gen. Lee and his staff
officers a brief time was spent pleasant
IL. Then ] asked some Confederatcs
standing around To unload the wagons.
but they refused, w]hercupon | ordered
my subordinates to dismount and UNI
load, which they did grudgingly.
We'll. about half past 4 or ) p. IN.
we started with the empty wagons
back To our lines. On the way saw
Confederate soldiers hacking away at
the stump of the tree which a few
hours previously had sheltered Gen
Lee from tie, suns rays. In reply to
my inquiry the relic seekers said they
wanted souvenirs TO keep of the treo
under which their general had sur
rendered. Then there was nothing
left but the root. | Immediately took
a jack knife and cut out piece. which
/ have preserved TO the present time,
and another piece which | handed to
my carpenter, who carved out a ring
with a heart on 1t, which | have also
kept | was given pass by Gen. Lees
adjutant general 10 GO in and out Of
the lines at will. | hayealso preserved
that. Here it is" The document was
then shown To the writer, signed by
Gen. Lee and couu:ersigned, bearing
date April ., 1865.
Mr.. Bates continued his story by
saving that on his next visit TO the
enemy's lines moi the slightest vestige
of any portion Of that tree, branch or
root remained. and with the exception
of Gen. Grant and his two staff Off
GERS, Gen. Rawlings and Col. Leete,
no Union officers or soldiers passed the
lines until forty-eight hours later. He
therefore feels convinced that the
statement made by the southern jour
nal is correct, that only Confederates,
with the exception Of himself, obtain
ed any portion Of hat historical tree.
There were other apple trees at a
distance, but still in the vicinity of
the place of surrender, which the
Union relic hunters speedily laid I'M
der tribute.
Mr.. Bates showed the writer the
pieces he obtained-the root, which is
three by six i'll dimensions, and the
ring with the heart craven on it,
Philadelphia Inquirer.