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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11
E1louETIE AT VAssAR.
A Glimpse at the College Life OF bright
American Girls.


Vassar is college in all that tho
name implies; and a thorough educa-
tion is given in all academical branches;
and il has its rules OF social etiquette
Just as rigidly adhered to as in Yale or
Harvard,
Every girl in the college sallies forth
during the early days of the term, card
case In hand. 10 call on the freshmen in
her corridor II the freshmen be out.
a card is left; II in, the acquaintance is
formed. But in either case the call
must be returned within q week. After
this calls aud visits are more informal,
and parties given.
Each girl is expected to give party
In her room once in the year. These
are invariably held after ton o'clock,
at which hour lights should be put out;
but with closed doors, carefully shroud-
cd in shawsand waterproof cloaks, the
night watchman gets no hint of the dis
slpation being INDUCED in within.
When three girls share sitting
room, with bedroom apiece opening
out of it TOR most OF the rooms are in
groups OF this lsind), they combine in
the giving Of their entertainments, thus
saving no small amount of trouble and
expense.
Besides the individual parties or
''spreads," there are the legitimate
class parties. The seniors invite tho
juniors, the juniors the seniors. Tho
sophomores give the freshmen party
early in the year, and later on invite
them TO the "trig" ceremonies, an &C.
centric performance 10 signalize their
Joy at having finished their course in
trigonometry. to which the freshmen
are still looking forward
The character of the entertainment
is burlesque. Mathematical signs and
terms are personided, and good natured
ridicule showerel on classmates" OBJ
jectionable college institutions, and
even the faculty itself. There are
occasional minstrel performances, with
peanuts. apples, maple sugar and lem
onade for refr reshments; also dancing
in the college parlors, and sometimes
"powdern and costume balls-of course
confined to inmates Of the house. -
Golden DdUS.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11
partment to department so as to avoid

partment 10 department SO as TO avoid
further waste of time.
In a workshop employing 3, 900 men
Ave minutes wasted time by each man
in day would mean the loss of the la
Dor of twenty-five men for n day of
ten hours, besides the incidental losses
due TO idle machinery and the diff
Guilty Of keeping the whole establish
ment constantly employed if there
should be uncertainty as TO the out
put from any department The ex-
treme case Of large establishment
only serves TO point out what
takes place on smaller scale in small
er factories and workshops where there
Is lack Of method or disregard of rules
as TO the hours of labor
The particular ways in which time
should be employed always assuming
they are not positively harmfuD are
really Of less importance than that
there should be method in the use Of
time and avoidance of the smaller
items Of waste that result from care
lessness in preparation, thoughtless-
ness and neglect OF system.-Balt-
more Sun.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11

-N.1t-enIA, OF tho telcgraphic err
rors ,,r' .'s r.bltod to poor handwriting.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11
To Nervous Men.

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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11
PUNGsNT PARAGRAPHS.

-JarYis--"llOw true the proverb Is
that u man is what his wife makes
him." Jervis-"Anl how true it is.
too, that man does what his wifo
makes him. "-7trr; Haite Express.
Husband (severely)-"What! moro
money? Suppose was dead-you
would have to beg for your cash. "
Wife (calmly)-"It wouldn't be as
though had never had any practice,
sir. Chicago Globe.
Freshly (rising to go)-"rm sorry
to break up your hand at whist Miss
Rosalie, but really can't stay any
later Miss Rosalie-'O, never mind.
Mr.. Freshly; Tn sure we shall get on
with dummy just as well. ."-RoStoH
Post.
AT public dinner DISTINGUISHED
statesman was placed between Madame
de Stael and Madame Recamier. ''How
lucky | am" said he; "here am |
seated between wit and beauty" "ALd
without possessing either ole or the
other observed Malame de Stael
Nothing better reveals the unsel-
tishness of clairvoyauts than the fact
that for paltry dollar they will re-
veal TO others the lottery ticket that
will draw the capital prize instead of
keeping the valuable Information to
themselves and prollting by it.-De-
trOit Free Press.
-"Why do you call the phouograph
'sheP'm asked the horse editor OF the
snake editor, who had used the fem
mime pronoun in speaking OF that in-
vention. ''For two reasons. First, it
talks back; second, it always has the
last word. -Piusjurqh Chronicle.
Wife (critica,ly ilD-"Vhat does
the doctor say. George?n Husband
THAT tou are very, very i'll. dear"
Wife (after a short pause)-"If should
not get we'll. George. give NV sealskin
sacoue to your sister. I'll Just let her
see it's real. She has more than once
insinuatod that it's only plush" -
Epoch.
He was determined to go out at
the end OF every act. Three acts had
been played, and three times had he
scraped by aud trodden on the feet OF
his neighbors. At the end of the fourth
act, as he went crashing through the
narrow space, n lady in the aisle seat
said, in her most dulcet tones; "Sir.
trust | do not incommode you by sit
ting herer'-M T. Nctos.
The newest thing in wedding tours
is called the Seer HONEYMOON"
neither bride nor groom having any
idea where they are going. The idea
is not new. For years many young
people have married without having
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11
WE CAN AND DO

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for il has been fully demonstrated to
the people of this country that it is
superior to all other preparations for
blood diseases. 1t is a positive cure
for syphilitic poisoning, Ulcers, Erup-
tions and Pimples. 1t puriiies the
whole system and thoroughly
builds up the constitution.
II. B. GARNER, Druggist.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11

1t will be of interest to thousands
of war veterans, as well as the South
ern people generally, TO know that
w. j.. Pagan, of Alabama, who was
an officer in the Confederate Army,
has compiled, and M. I. Richardson
& Co., 81 Read ST., New York City,
will soon publish the most complete
collection of Southern Songs, camp
fire, patriotic and sentimental, ever
gathered together in one volume. The
title of the book will be "Southen
War Songs" and it will be clbaorate-
ly illustrated and finely bound. The
intention is to make volume which
can be used for Birthday and Holiday
Gifts.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11

advantages given English Ancient Languages German
Book keeping, Teegraphy, Shorthand, and Typewrtng.
Normal Department for teachers equal hB any
South No young teacher who has the time afford to
miss the advantages given during the Spring Term
apartment under the directions Recha
the student advantages seldom equaled
Art Department taught by lady, who has few equals
superior her line She has hod years experience
taught with great success of the best schools South
Indeed the faculty is complete and meet all the practical
those seeking number one educational advantages.
Circulars o
TAAEE6 II. sGo1Ex.
or A.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11

ANOTHER LIE NAILED. - Our es.
tcemed contemporary down the street
charges us with bulldozlng the bust
ness men OF this town into advertising
with US. We nail the statement as
lie, and every business man will nail it
as lie. Our methods of securing ad-
vertising have always been perfectly
legitimate. II man who fled from
Ohio to escape State prison for arson
opens grossry here we drop around
for friendly chat with him, and we
let him know that we are posted on
him. Then we set forth our circulation
and influence, give him rates, and If he
says he doesn't want TO advertise that
ends it. While we advise all TO adver.
tise, we never bulldoze, as all can tes'
tify. If bulldozing would secure ad'
vertising tho old clap-trap concern
down the street covered with mort.
cages would be quite apt to try it.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11

Too MUcH TALK.-There is alto
gcther too much talk about that mis-
take of our popular young druggist of
the Blue Front which sent Colonel Jim
jackson to his grave. Colonel Jim
asked for quinine and got strychnine
by mistake. but there IRE good many
redeeming features. The Colonel WAS
old, lazy, and drunk half his time, and
left no one TO mourn his loss. The
druggist is young and energetic man,
who sold out a coal-yard in Chicago to
come here and go into the drug busi-
ness, and it must be expected that he
will make few mistakes in the go off,
We call attention TO his liberal manner
Of advertising in the Kicker He has
assured us that such a mistake can not
occur again, as he has properly la
beled the bottles.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11
THE ARIZONA KICKER.
Pleasant Information From the Glorious
and Boundless West.


and Boundless West.
We extract the following from the
last issue of the Arizona Kicker:
Poor SHOOTING. AS we were re-
turning to our office from the Widow
Smiths the other evening 1--WE have
been sparkling the widow for several
weeks pasD, and just as we came op-
posite the old Indian fort, some per-
son whose manners certainly need pol
ishing up, fired four bullets at us from
Il revolver. The intent, no doubt, was
to kill us. II took us about the mil.
lionth part OF second to realize this
fact, and then we opened out for run
and made good our escape. We don't
claim TO be great shakes on shooting,
but If we can't hit the editor and pro-
prietor of great and growing weekly
at distance of twenty feet once in
four shots, we will leave Arizona. We
don't claim to be Chesterfield, but il
our manners permitted us to hide away
behind an old wall and begin popping at
a gentlemrn without warming we'd eX-
pect to be mentioned in the same line
with hyena.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11

APoLoGETICAL. During our absence
last week an item crept into the local
columns which has stirred up consid-
cradle feeling. 1t was in relation to
the death OF Judge Handy, and the
writer OF it supposing truth was de-
manded. said, the deceased was an old
loafer, hummer, drunkard and dead
beat, and that he was found dead be-
side jug OF whisky. The friends OF
the deceased are justly indignant at
this expose, although they do not dis
pute the charges. We are very sorry
that any thing of the sort should hap
pen, and are now preparing an article
for next week, in which the judge is
complimented for his sobriety and lovo
OF cold water-praised for his honesty
and integrity ty-complimented for his
public charities, and referred to as one
OF the most upright men west of Chi
cago. While all know better, and while
the whole thing will be a falsehood.
we shall be smoothing it over for his
friends. Extra copies, done up ready
for mailing, only Ave cents each. DO
troit Free Press.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1890-03-11

Is the complaint of thousands suf-
fering from Asthma, Consumption,
Coughs, etc. Did you ever try DR..
Acker's English Remedy II is the
best preparation known for all Lung
Troubles. Sold on positive guaran-
tee at 25c. and Soc.
H. B. GARNER, Druggist,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-09
Stinmung IN eios eenti6tano
gtgen Yrcubeu.

6t:riber madt Serr Slater pon Der
rSutnots Staats Bettuns" 5ufolge etgeuer
8abrrebuuusen Bel l:taem AufsnbaIt In
SiosD eutialanb fo!Seuee Semertunsen:
BET meinem Beiud bsS baieril9en
Wmiisrials Baths pom E6losnborf nabm
ocs @sipld5 etne 8enbuus ouf bic Ss.
ai:bunseu unb Stim nuugen suiiaen Sio,
Oeuti9Iano pnO BesuBsn Dbsrblupt.
@enn i'd bsteuts, buB 9str . g0loenbOrf
Dor 5pan3is Sabren gu ten s~tfrt9itsn uatio:
naljeRnnten 4tbsruIsn ssb0tts, pel5e bic
Rettseinbeit untsr preubIf5u 5ibruns
usrtratsn, bin id Se1abeju betrofsu iber
bic isitosm BET ibm, wie Bel uieIen onberen
bumuIs ibm sIst5ssfnnteu f~rsiRnn;sen
Rinnsrn s!rsstretsns StimmunssnaRbs
Iurg. Sd MIL barauf nttt ptiter cins
geben, wiu namenti,5 nint feline eteeneR
Borte unflbrsn, bic bod pobI nidt I'm
Sinbl,t auf bic Sefentlttt Felt esduBert
purben. fins ben auysmsinsn @tnbrud.
ben i'd in Wiu3en seponnen babe, min
i6 NIT ben weni9sn Worten wisbergeben:
Die PreuBen psriteben, ME tetn anberes
Bolt Der BeIt. bic Ranit, f9 unIiebenss
paybts, ia unapsaeblia 81 MAIDEN.
Defenders ssi9isbt oas bur9 Ginbrdn,
suns BON p:euBiidsn gsumtsn iberaa,
uobir bic RsiSsoeruaI,uus ia eriirsdt.
Ttan iasts MIR. baB in gang 8absn tein
etnaiSer ssborener 8atenisr i'm Pofoisnits
unssttsut iet; nidts ais Preuben. Da
tOGnen bunu 5das uortommen, ME Der
foIssuoe, ben man fid In bittsrer @nts
riitans eradbIt unb bel benz man ni5t
wsiB, Oh Oummbsit Obsr SOsbsit sspaltst
bat. Sn Nannbsim uirb Elm grief aufse;
ssbeu, abrsiirt an ben 5erru @robbsrsos
in &~arIsrubs". Der ,fabtss@ O. preus
Biias 9otbsamts isnbst ben Srisf nod
8a,Isrubs in S4Isfsn! Bon bort tommt
sr NIT benz 8ermsrs susld: vatrsfat bier
uube.unnt." llnb 10 wirb CT uuf benz
Yoitamts ~ Wannbsim In lem brubtuers
e~ittsrteu Suftsu fir unbsfsuts 8risfe
0fisntIi& aussefelt. 0ie sefdQt Sbnsn
oieis, ME mir s. p. .. psrf5ert, Opr5:
aus psrbirste @ei9i9te?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-09
Rsiultate Der 8oIfssdbIuma.

Sn Baibinstoner Genius Bureau wers
ben ieet BITE RsluItate Der lssten BoIts3abs
lung torristrt unb tonpiIirt, unb uenn ben
Sdblsrn oud piele Jebler poreeporfen
weIpen. bic tbs'ls obf5tIi6, tbsils bur1
4etdtfan obsr Bft6tpsreefenbeit ft elm
e,idli&en baben, 10 lisseu bod III ben
u!r0Htntii5ten Beri4ten cub eintse Ga
sebRIfe p2r. be uns pstl6Bli1 iteiner
uno bts Don arOssm SutsssHe hne. Der
9sniHe bat n'G;G wentgsr ais 673 Ramen
Don 8aNtrlbieren (6sl9en, &rob5sn II. f..
ID ermittelt. be marttfdbis iinn, aotr es
sist SStbpoIoIen, weI4s fassn, baB bic
ame1ttdntiGen @eudHer bsreu nod melt
mebr entblIteu.
81 ni4t psutssr oils GAO Sabsttfdoten
uu0 D0rfsrn bee 1anoes maren unb finb
Spe3'0!s Igent,n tbdtis, um bic n6.higen
Stattttitsn 6br bic Snbufris auFsuns5:
men. Sm Staats WaRa5ufstts, Dr., nur
ben 20 &bsil Der Beu6lte,ung Bag 9ausss
entbalt. btfaosn f9 1913 bieisr Stdpte ;
ote flnt anoeren Reus@nslano Stnat.n
bubsn nur 70 ioI9er Stdpts; Nsu 0ort
uno Ysnnfp'uanien tuiammeu BADEN oeren
80. Jno ben Der. Stuatsn sibt es 1909
Counties ; wdbreub Der lesten ssbn Sabre
wuroen 900 neu otsaniRrt. SIN Dur9.
i4nitt b~efnOen f9 ale bisie Qauotreile In
gutter 5lnanslase; fe babsn felt 1880 ibre
5pootbetenftuto nm 80 8ro3snt, ibre
ltp bsRbe S9ulb UNI SO Yro,ent unb ibre
@eiammtiduIb mn 80 proBent perminbert,
b. }. IN ben lesten sebn Subrsn baben fe
ben orlttsn G9siI ibrer StuIosn abses
trasen.
Die gunSesrssisruns basessn bat tn
btsier Jiiit $999, O00, 900, ooer mebr ais
bic 5dIite ibrer SduIb, sstiIst; BITE Gas
tionaIi4ulo betydSt nur nod 1923 ,OOO,s
600 unb fann gu @noe bss Sabrbunbsrts
gang ausaetiIst iein.
Die peri1tebsnen Staaten Der Union
iduIoen auiaumsn senommsn $ls2 ,OOO,s
600, isit 1880 baben fe $72, 600, 600
S4uIosn setilst.
YsnnipluInisn Iisfert awsi 9ritteI aues
S1isfGs, Der In ben Ser. Staaten aebro.
den pirb. bic arbsitsr In ben S4ieferbris
den ftnb faff ale aus WaIss sinseuunbsrt.
11nfers 5O9Ofsn probu3irtsn 1871, OO2
Ionnsn Gobsiien im Sabre 1880, i'm Iess
ten Sabre war bic Yrobuttion bereits auf
9.579.77 Sonnsn ssitisssn. Der Staat
Pennip!uanten aaein briust uube bic SdIfte
alien I'M gamble pvooujirtsn @riens btruor.
Sn nsun iibIi1sn Staaten b.trus bic
Brobutlion 1890; 4Os PIossnt msbr. OILS
i'm Sabre 1880; bic 3unabms Der gtisn:
proouttion tn is9s wsftliden S;aatrn be-
trus tn berieIbsn Pertobe 1922 Bros. mt.
Sn Sabre 1880 bate Der Staat Psnniyl'
uanisn $50 5o50fen IN Gbdtigssit, TN
Sabre 1890 mar ole GAIL aut 224 9siuus
Ten, absr bic BtooattioH but ft5 Ia bebn
Sabren um l44 8ro3ent permebtt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-09
NaifionsipieIe aiif ocr 5nieI
XenIou.

&tdt nur Sberanmsrsau bat feline Yais
fonsipieIe, au9 @rpion. Wie man tn
OeutidLanb i'm Wtitslalte. in ben Gir1en
bas 9eibsu nab 4ebeu tes 5siIanbes aur
grbauuus BEG Bottles braualii9 barifsQte,
10 sei9iebt IS nod iest auF oieier SnieI.
Gin bortises SournuI. rGeplon Bapsr",
beridtst ibsr Die art Der ttrdli6sn Seier
udbrsnS Der @baruobe: vDieiss Sabr
parbe uisper su 8arapanbarbal bic bets
ltse Wots auf aukeror2 entli5e Wsile ses
fetsrt. Inter 9roBem SoltsBulauf MUIR
ben perf9isosne Scensn aus benz Qtben
bss 5silauoss ~bareeitelt. Nm YaIms
lonntas NOR susrlt Yalmusibe, bann Bres
oist, bistauf Der feierls6s Gnsus @brifi
in Jsruialsm. SaIienwsiie tamen bic
9suts Rtttuo5 Ibeuts. Der glae UNI
bic Rir9e glib siusm 5eIbIuSsr. I'm 8
15r mar Der abi4'eo Ssiu uon isinsr
Wutter. Iit &tr6e bate Elm perGnesrtes
ausiebsn, IL war ndmIi5 eisens su hieie,
9slesenbstt bergertbtet. I'm @,inbon;
neriias oeesnneu Worssns mad Der Rsf,
pieoer be 9~oritsaunscn. 3uerit tae
AbsnbmahI ta @%6noeulum, bann bts Nso:
nte I'M Osigayten aa8ethalb Der 6tr9s,
i'm absnS perrittsts Der P. Saperior btG
6ubwaiAuns. Der leete act INN 10 la,
absnos nal Suous' 8erratb unb BITE @s.
%fansennabms. 9dsIi4 nnds bic 3abI be,
frommen 3aidauer. an @9arfrsttas ua.
rem iber 5000 8.rfonen unb iber loo
BaSsn ba. Die missa praesancti6cata Be
gam I'm s u5r. Ra1 bsenostsm Off
ctum besann bte 6Orliseans Der 2eibsns
sei6iate: Der Rreu;ue9 rirss nm bt
air4s, UNI 8 ubr bic Rreu,tsuus, un {
ubt absnbs bic Rreusabnabme uub Sab:
Iesuns. 4m frii9sn Rorssn bss Otter,
tasss uuroe bas Seit nit S0aertIans uni
9IodsntlanJ ansetanOist. RAD benz Sod:
ante puroe bic Aufert:buus bes 6er,l
aus ben 9rabe oarseit:ut. 0isis Drama.
ttI6su OaritslunSen ioasn NIT eross,
@brfay9t aufgsnommeu wOrben ietu uni
sinen sroB;n gtnbrud auf bas Bolt ee
mdSt baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-09
nus Torwe8en.
(9ta6 benz st. Slai.")

Aussebebute ttr9li9e 8auunternebmun.
gen bat Der (osn 9ursmburssn mobile.
%tannts) apofoliide Prdfett, 5srr Or.
5auiSe, In benz %psrfofensn Sommsrbalbs
iabr riussum TIM 4anSs Der 0o0enbuna
sntsesenssfibrt. @ir nsnn suerit biz
st. 6aIDarbs: &apsas tn gjriitiania, BIZ
6apsQs u. 6. Srau in porssrunb, beibe Tn
einsm ssmistbetsn 9auis, unb bic &apsas
gum bl. aassar in @brttiausianb in sinsm
e~isenen, burd Rauf erpOrbsnsn 5auie.
Sinb bieie RapsQsn aud ni9t sroB, 70
ino fs bod ansemeIsn einseri9tet. Bsi
isbsr bisisr Rapslsn bsfinbst f9 sins
S4uIe unb cine Yrietsrwobnuns; bic
gntuirie gu benz WobiIiar Der Gapsaen,
Satritsien unb S9ulsn bat Der bo9w.
6srr Bcdfstt islbft ansefertist.
gu Der ct. Bsterstir4e tn 5rebsrits5aIo
bat Der bsribmte boldnoif9e 2r1itstt
Bumpers einen ~sroBartiSen PIan seIisfsrt.
Der gau Der Rir@s 1T iebO4 erft taum
our SdIfte p~oQsnbet; IS fsblt nod bas
gbor. Gum @rfas b~isrfir bot man Elm
Der Rir9s sntfpre4snbss Prsstpterium aus
5oI3 erri9tst uub sinsn sel1maduoqsn
9o&altar aufseftslt. Wlnn if nun i'm
Sesriffs, bic Rir4e gu bstoriren, 70 bab
oieislbe baIo Elm i4mades Gasieben babsn
wirb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-09
Der Stride Il 8. Nrau In TromsS tsbIte

Der Rtr9e u 8. Grau In Tromi6 fsbIte
ebsnfans bas G3or ; au9 fab fe cher einem
erobsu Betiaal, ais elmer Rir4s dbalit
Da iebo3 Der RIum aar @rbauung eines
stsentli4sn Chores feblte, n,abts mar IT'D
NIT Der grridtuns elmer gbors RiI5s b.:
suiseu. Dieie psrlieb benz gan.en Bau
Elm 10 gang neues unb edit tir9Ii3ss @t.
prdse, bab man bsnielben taum w:eosr
s~rtsnnt. @Ieidseitis wurbe bas @trSlbe
Der Stride neu bsmalt; porbcr ia5 oasielbe
70 buffer aus.
Die bebeutenofte Nrbeit 1T an Der st.
Soispbs.R r1e In Nlten aussefib,t uoroen
0tsiss armislise 9ottssbaus, wsltes iit
in Der arptiten gtass etnss 5auies bsfano,
%ertnnerts. pom Der ~tabeIofsn ReiH!i9tsi,
abseisbsn, gar gu iebr al ben Staa uon
SslbIebem. IS NOR 10 nisbrts, baB Der
i96ae AItar nit ieinen gotbii9sn SiaIeu
our9 bic Dsds btnbur9rasts. Run feb;
IS unoers aus. Der 5asbobsn Der &apsus
wuroe uesssnommsn unb bic barunter
liesenbs glass m t be. uripriasli5sn Rirds
usrs!uist, 70 bag btsieIbe nun boppsIt f.
bod 1T, ME fti9er.
4uberbem marble cine neue Satrtfei
srbaut unb Elm nsusr Ginsans ,ur &tr1s
unaslest. uno oas san3s @~ottssbaus mil
al bsrisnissn 9ra9t aussstattst, psI9s
bic aur Ssrfisuns ffsbsnben bsi5eibsnsr
Whtsl uao Der Sanit1an bss Srn. Baiior
Slseu:mI erm6slt1tsn. gs TT hss5aIt
leiat bssreif,4. baB bic tsierIi1s gtnpei.
hung Der &,r5s, welds am gonntas. IL,
SttObsr, fattfalo, fir bic AItsnsr Ratbo'
lt'en elm retter 5reubentas mar.
0as Der Bau Der neuen Rir4e In Iron,
obiem 0ron!beim)a. Der 8upsle In 6arftat
nod ni4t besonnen worbsn If. bat feinsr
9runb in benz unssbeusr lang bausrnbsr
viosIsiS' Der nOrpesii5en 9erren ardi
tetten.
81 benz 9sreinslotaIe st. Olaf" II
Elm aus se3etanetes 1peater NIT boppsIts'
Oetorution singerittst uorbsu. Sier wer
ben bic 8sretnsm,tslisber f9 fsibig In be-
iesnii5en unb betIamatoriiten Ruufi i6en
uno 70 ben BsUsis ~liefsrn, bab bic 8atbo'
llten uidt blob nstBis bsten, foubsrn aud
bs:8Ii4 LADEN 10 lnen, aass su isiasr 3eit
IS fst nod b.msrtt, bab has 5oipita
u. {. jSrau Ia Sbriltlania cine re9t pal
isube &ap:as srba.tsn bat, unb baB ba!
st. SOfepbssS .ititut feline i9Ons Rapeu
neu bemalen lieR.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-09

Sbr tenut, ebrphrrtss Sriber, BITE Setts
persdltntHe. Auf Der etnen Ssite finb bic
Reniden BON elmer unbdnbtsen 2siewutb
bsfeelt, auf bcr anberr Settle srstebt H9
GIN Strom i5le3tsr Sdrtften. Sc tarn
'aam ssi9tlbsrt meTOen, msl9sn Saaosn
Dtsie tastdsIt6 ben S,tten uno ber ReIis
stcu bnflsen. Ourum ietb etfris barauf
beoa5t, bur5 Bitten unb @rmabneu unb
.uf unbere @siie bic @Idubtsen pom isnsn
r~nIautern Queleu ferutubaIteu unb f. gu
beFern 81 fibreu. Se5r nisIi6 wirb es
ietn, pen uuter euerer Auff4t unb 9eis
tuns Easesbldtter eri9etnen, pel6e benz
bon allen Seiteu bur9sretdten @tfts aeits
ssmdb e~ntsesenwtrten, unb BITE Babrbeit,
EGsenS unb Re!istou idisen.
Geo XIII. IN bic portusisfidsn gii@6fe.
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