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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08
TERRITORY oY UTAH.
COUNTY OF SALT LAKE,

it co9sT1 oS os SIT GIt LAKE,. I"
I. John @. Cutler. Clerk Of the Probate
Court in and for the County Of salt Lake.
IN the Territory of Utah. do hereby certify
that the foregoing 10 n iull. true, and cor
rect copy OF order to show cause why order
OF sale Of real estAte should not be made
in the matter Of the estate OF benjamin p
Howell, deceased, as appears Of record in
my once
In witness whereof. have hereunto set
nv hand and affixed the seal Of said court,
this 9TH DAY OF April, A. ID. 1s9o-
IsEALl JOHN @. CUTLER,
Clerk OF the Probate Court
By JOHN L. NEBEKKR.
Deputy Clerk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08

In the Probate Court Of the County OF salt
Lake, Territory Of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08

In the matter Of the estate and guardian
ship Of Geo. W. Ritter, minor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08

Order n show cause why order OF sale Of
real estate shouid not be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court IN and for Salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate of Ann
Brown, Deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court an and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court OF the County Of Salt
Lake. Territory Of Utah.
order TO show cause why order Of sale o
real estate should not be made.

In the mstter OF the estate and guardian
ship Of Brigham Pyper. CT al, minors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08
LEGAL NOTICE..
IN the Probate Court Of the County OF
SAT- Lake, Territory Of Utah.

In the Matter OF the Estate Of sissen A
Chase, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08

In the matter Of the Estate Of Ana
Horrocks decreased 2 -
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Order & show cause why Order Of sale Of
Real Estate should not be made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08
BRIEF TELEGRAaS.

Boston, April 7.-Colonel Long,
the financier, died suddenly this
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08
DESERET EVENING NEWS.
A LONDON SCANDAL.
In Which Prominent Clergyman Is
Alleged 10 BE Impli-
Gated.
MORE oFTHE CHICAGO POISON
ING CASE.
Escape Of Nineteen Prisoners from
Spokane Falls JaiI.-A
Helena Election.
a British Sensation.

By Telegraph to the NEws.l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-04-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

HENRICKA O. PETERSON,
AdministratTix.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-23
HEALTHY OFFSPRING

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-23
ENeLAND's ROYAL DAUGHTERS.
The Difficulty the Prince Of Wales
Finds in Marrying His Children

Finds in Marrying His Children
From the Philadelphia Press.
LONDON, Feb I8-The Prince Of Wales
is reported to be angry at the paragraphs
in the papers saying that his second daugh-
ter is going to be married. He agrees with
the queen, who said after the Osborn
house theatEicals, that something should be
done to nuzze the British papers. The
prince adds that the English papers were
worse than American, because nothing
that they say is true, and everything is
denied next day.
Since the marriage of the Princess VI
toria and the Duke Of Fife the princessAs
are allowed more freedom and young noble
men are permitted to call at Marlborough
house. Bouquets and candies enough to
stock store come every day. Whom the
princesses drive in the park there is always
a cavalcade surrounding them. The prince
says it is a nuisance and the Princess OF
Wales does not like it.
Although the Prince and Princess of
Wales are fond parents, they both like to be
looked upon as young people. The prince is
an awkward but indefatigable walter, and
the princess likes attention as much as ever
she did, and Both are sensitive to approach
ing age. Tie princess has forty wigs, and
keeps two special experts to disguise her
coming wrinkles and the crowsfeet.
A trouble which arises over the mar
riages OF their daughters is the question of
rank There are not more than half
dozen noblemen in England who could
possibly be regarded as suitors, and COM
plcatlons may arise with the crowned
families Of Europe as to the propriety of
royal personages legally married below
their rank. The courts Of Germany, Italy,
Russia, and Spain regard the marriages Of
the Duke of 9Flfe, the Marquis of Lorne,
and Prince Henry of Battenburg, as merely
morganatic alliances, which cause, humilat-
ing incidents when the princessss visit
these courts with their husbands The
| Marquis of Lorne has been snubbed in
every court In Europe, and last year, when
the queen was visiting the Queen regent of
| Spain, Prince Henry of Battenburg was
forced to give precedence to several Spanish
| grandees.
The queen and the Prince of Wales have
decided that it is necessary for the safety Of
| thrones that the halo of royalty should be
| preserved intact. So next season the En-
glish court will be made to understand that
the young princesses are not in the home
market, but are reserved for foreign
crowned heads. This, however, is for the
present carefully suppressed.
The Princess Maud Of Wales is in love
with the handsome young son of an English
earl, who was once gracIously received by
her father and mother, but who will now
be advised to travel, and probably be sent
to India. The Princess Maud is to 60 for a
long visit to her cousin in Athens.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-23
ORIGIN OF 80. K"
The Phrase Due to John Jacob Astor's
Spelling of English Words.

From the Youths Companion.
The origin of 20. K" is a matter of ira
dition and not by any means of exact rec
ord, but it is said that the practice of writ
ing 80. k" had its beginning with John
Jacob Aston, the famous millionaire mer-
chant of New York.
Mr.. Aston was known to be so honora BILE.
and SO familiar with all sorts of mercantile
matters ia New York, that he was frequent
ly consulted by his friends as to the COM
mercial standing or solvency of other mer-
chants. And if note of inquiry was re-
ceived by him relating TO the standing of
one whom he had good reason to consider
financially sound, he wrote 20 K" on the
bottom of the note. and promptly sent il
back.
Being German by birth, and not, per.
haps, perfectly familiar with the peculiar
spelling of the English language, Mr.. Astor
supposed that 20. K. !" was an abbrevatiou
of all correct, !" which, in his own mind, he
spelled ''oll korrect." The joke upon Mr..
Astor found its way into print, aud was sc
much appreciated that his 30. K.n soon
passed into common use.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-23
CARPETS.

Ingram Carpets at 45c. and SOC. yard, reduced
from 60c. and Csc
Tapestry Brussels reduced from 75c and Csc.
to Csc and 75c
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-23
NEW SUBMARINE TERROR
A TORPEDO BOAT THAT May REv-
OLUTIoNIZs NAVAL WARFARE

Lieut.. Peral's Invention successfully
Tried at Cadiz-Au Difficulties Now
Believed to Eave Been Overcome
The Torpedo Goat in Operation
Foreign Governments Anxiously
Watching the Experiments
(CopVright)
CADIz, Feb. 13.-So much misinforma-
ion has been written or tslegraphed from
here to al parts Of the world respecting
that wonderful invention Of Lieut.. Isaac
Peral Of the royal Spanish navy. the subma-
rine torpedo boat, that a simple statement Of
the truth may be Of interest to American
readers. The inventor is a man o.
means in his own right, is well
verssd In science and mechanics, and is
extremely popular in Spanish military and
naval circles. His attention was drawn 10
submarine navigation by the published &C
counts Of the experiments made in England
By Nordenfelt, ara in the United States by
Ericsson, BerreshoT, Tuck. and Wenans
He began building bis first craft in March,
1881, at the Garaca arsenal, and launched 1t
Oct %, 1887, but did not try any public
experiments with it until Feb. ., 1859.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-23
A Superb Stock.

WE have now open at specially low prices,
beautiful novelties in plain and fancy fine wove
colored Dress Fabrics in Glorias, Mohair, Beiges.
Plaids, Serges, Cashmeres, and Henrettas and
IN our Mourning Department. new b ack Dress
Materials in Camels' Hair, plain and bordered
SergeS, Crepoline, Datiste, jacquard Weaves,
etc. Side band Ginghams, French Sateens, new
printed Ponges, in exclusive designs and colors.
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION
TO AN ENTIRELY NEW LINE OF FANCY
WASH SILKS, Tussar and Japanese Silks in
Dress patterns only; no two patterns alike.
Also handsome assortment of French Challes
in dress lengths.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-23
MattingS.

New line Mattings just received Extraordi-
nary bargains will be offered during the week
on all classes of winter goods. Cloaks, Shawls.
Blankets. Comfortables Flannels, Ladies' and
Gentlemen's Heavy Underwear, etc, will be
absolutely sold regardless of cost, with a view
OF making room for our spring purchases.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-23

A. Normal water line 2. Water line when
only tower is above water G. Torpedo tube.
D. Detachable counter weight keel Z Air tube
NtaleoScOpic).
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-23
WHITE GOODS.

= full line of India Linens, plain and striped
Nainsooks, just received. Also plain and fig
ured French Dimity.
Hemstitehed Lawns, % inches wide, at 4Oc.
and up to &c. yard
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-23
BOYS SUITS.

500 Boys Knee Pant Suits, sizes to IA years.
at third less than former prices.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
2. Der usrIierenbe EbsiI beaabIt benz
%aeminnenben pier SontoS.

2. Der uerIierenbe EbsiI be3abIt BEN
gepiunenbeu pier gontos.
8. Wenn pdbrenb Der garreira Der &eis
ter, wel6er ben Sorfpruns Dor benz uubsrn
bat, uon Der Babn feIbeinpdrts abi1weift,
10 1T BITE 9urreira unailtis unb mirb neus
erbinss besonnen; fbut biss iebo1 Der,
uslder surid 1T, 10 gilt fte unb if fir
bieien petloren.
4. Den @orrebores (&eitern) 1T es ni1t
e,Iaubt, irsenb welden 8etrus gu ipisIsn.
5. Btu elmer Der beiben EbeiIe ben
0sttuertras .idsdnsis su MAIDEN, 70 bat
ct benz 9esner einen @onto gu Sablen. "
go melt stns Der @ortluut bss turssn
S4riftifids. Der Notar Ieste bic Sober
nisber unb las ss nod einu,aI por. Damn
trateu suerft Chico unb 8aimunbo ber,u
unb unteritriebeu bterauf aud bic 8sus
gen, uub Der Nct uar beenbet.
Die bsibsu Wettenben besablten ibre
9ebibren, BEEF tesen ibre Bferbe unb ritteu
bann NIT ibrer 8esIeituns wiebsr pom
banneg.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
3. 8eim Notar.

gs mar bret Gage mad ber Beseanuua
@sico's nit Nnbt6, ba bSrte man Dor Der
T5ire bes Rotars 5ufidIdse unb alei9
barauf 9dnbetlati9en, bas ibIi1s 3si9en,
burd ueIdss man b~tsrsulanbs ginlab In
stne frsmbe Wobnuns besebrt. Ser Nos
tor eridisn auf Der S9ws0e. Dor ibm
ffanben g5ico unb &aimuubo, pon swei
anbsrn Mdnnern besleitet.
,Was brinsen bic Ssrren2"
n8tr tOmmeu," e~ntsesnsts Chico, ,,um
cine @arreira gu prototoatren."
,Sebr gut, iebr gut! 8itte, tretsn sic
etn."
l1nb ale tratsn tn bas 6aus tes Hotars.
Cur 5etfisuuns bes 3uiammenbansss
miifsu mir bier einsn tletueu Na9tras mas
den. Mnb,e bate ben auftras gbico's
an istnsn 9erren sstreuIi9 ausseri5tet.
Naimunbo nod fesestrunsen pom benz
sIidliden @rfols Der lesten garrsira,
bate bic fiolte 5erausforbsrrns fsinss
@ssnsrs NIT GROCER @enustbuung aufses
nommen; sletd am foIsenben Worssn
bate er fi@ aufs Pferb seworfen unb mar
3u isinsn Na9barn um5erseritteu, UNI 3u
b6ren, psr etpa bereit isi, f9 an Der Wette
bu bstbsiIisen. Oas Riitco bss sar3sn
@infases pom pier gontos ausin auf lid
su nebmsn, bas fisI inn nidt elm. ga
ibm Der slidIt@e Aussaus ber Iestsn Bette
sinsn ni9t serinsen Credit bel ben 2is5bas
bern Der garrstras psrf9aft, 70 bate sr
baIb einise EbeiInsbmsr ~sefuubsn, uon be-
men Der erffe finfs, Der anbere iiebsnbuns
bert, etu brittsr stnsn gonto unb elm pierter
a9tbunbe,t WiIreis auf ben @scuro su
fesen peripraden. Dies ssniisls RIis
munbo !; bsnn nun bIieb ibm felbf nur nod
Der Nntbeil pom etnem @outo su ristiren,
unb ss lief i9 uorausisben, baB sr. wsnn
nOtbis, aud fur bisien EbsiI nod sinsn
Partnsr finbsn wsrbe.
Mit bteism sIidIi9sn RiuItats bate er
f9 Su Chico bessbsn unb bemisIben ers
tldrt, baB er bersit iei, bic Wette an,unebs
men. Sofort baiten f4 beibe iber bic
gebinsun9en bsrisIben pei itinbist. unb bas
nit bieielbsn ipdter teine Beanitaubuna
finben %tonnten, batten fe bereits, pie bas
BET s,SBsrsn &snnen INNER su seidsbsu
pflsst, auf Der Gamara municipal (beim
@smsiubs: 8orfanb) bic n6tbise gn3eiss
sema9t unb sridiensn isst Dor benz Rotar,
UNI bisie aud bur9 einsn seri4tIi9sn act
fiber gu fteasn.
Der Notar bisB is PIas nebmsn, lief
fi4 bic gsffimmunsen Der Bette auseinans
bsrisseu unb i4risb baun fOIsenoermaBsn:
v@ir rnterssi9nsts inb %iibsrsinsstoms
men, Sonntas ben II. Ssbruar, cine @ars
reira nit unisru gferbsn anoutsuen, BET
psI6er Der picario bss 5errm @bico ba
gun5a nit benz @scuro bss perm Rat:
g~sbinsunssu fnb f~oIssnbe:
l. 9is Yfsrbs baben bic Strsds BON
fhrf Quabras 81 burdIaufen, nobel bic
8abl Der Yartibas (anIdufe) auf b69itsns
3wan3is fefssisst TT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
limb barf ni6t asminnen!"

,,uno oarT ntUf gtrptnnen -
Gin titi8ss 2d9sln s,inie aus ben
3isen bss 9Iten.
yunb menus mid ben Ropf toftet, uiss
ostbolte Srao, - ,,er borf es nt1t!" -
Oabei bItsts istn ause uis Der Bid zines
Tisers.
nllnb mas uani9t SsuOr Stao BON
mir2"
nBaneraa, On muSt mir Elm WitteI
ssben, iein Bferb su perberben, absr obne
pas man has 9srinsfte bauun merit! Ser
fsbft Qua"
Der S4warse sins unf siuen 0intel
3u, lanste Elm SIdit1sn berpor unb gab
es benz 9asern. ,,Da, forge bafir, 6ab
btes am Absnb Dor benz Rsnnen ODER aud
tur3 por bemielbsn benz Yferb an elmer
STEELE beisebra9t wirb, mo ii1 bic Sinters
betne retben; IS wtrb cine ausse3ei1uete
Btrtuns tbun."
Srao i9ob bas SIdiddsn In bie Gai6e.
Stun brau4e i'd nod etuas. uu spei Be-
ftien BON 9unben gum Sdwsisen 3u brins
gen; woblsemertt, fe oirfsn aber ni9t
babel umtommen, - IS uitbe ionif 0ers
ba9t entiteben."
Ser Alte bsiann i5 einen MusenbIif,
9rif banu mad etueu, anbern Sldi4&sn
unb rei9te es Scao bar: ,,Htmm einiae
Stits SIeii6, stsBs einen Ebsil pom bieier
6liifsteit barauf unb made, baB es in BITE
Rdbe ber Suube fommt; ie werben es
sierts frefsu unb barauf pi%erunbsuansia
Stunben lang einen pOttrefhidsn S9Iaf
tbun."
Scao nat IL bic beibeu @ldsdeu,
witsIte fe Der 8otiidt baIber in elm Sud
uub ifette fe BET. Damn baIte Ct istne
Tauf, unb elm fir1terli9er Slud sesen
Sbico Fam iiber feline Qippsn. ,Pancra3,
~enn mir nur msin Strei9 ssIinst!"
Ser S5uarse i5Ius sin b0uiides @ss
ld9ter an.
Ser 9assre aos f5 nod ber 9blrs.
pie BssabIune," iasts ct TIM 5inauss
sebeu, ,,tommt."
SIS bat teins Gle" ueriette Der Ges
ger, bann trat er auf &uipo su, unb fis
ferte Tim tins OBJ: ,,Du muBt feine
6ur@t baben; ueun Ou ni1ts su Bese
brtnsit, TONNE i'd am Gage bss @ettrens
mems unb fdaue benz 9fetbe @bieo's ins
ause, unb NIT benz @eptnnen wirb ss pors
iber iein."
,,Nuf cine ober BITE anbere 0rt!" ents
sesuste Srao; - .sewinnen barf ct
ni4t." Oamtt brIdte er benz gIten bic
9anb, i@wans fi9 aufs pferb unb fprenste
tn bic Ra9t binaus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
2. Ser Barelbeiro.

Oie Pfsrbe, wsl1e in Der garreira Iaus
fen, wsrbeu pon ben BtafIianern garels
beirOs senannt unb erbuItsH cine CANA ets
ssntbimli9e qf1sss. .S9on feds 0oden
ober Elm 9isrteIiabr, bsuor bas 8%sttrenaen
itattinbet, bOlt man bas Gbisr pom benz
Ramp, auf bsm er bisber fret lumber giraffe,
unb Iest inn eine 2sibsurts an, psI9e ben
3wet bat, bic grweitsruns Der Bau5muss
fsIn gu p~erbinbern unb inn einen l&5nen
unb i&lanten 8au gu ssbsn. Seine Rabs
ruus finb uon u an WiIbo (Mais), Ga
PIN (6uttersras) unb bic Salinas be eilipa
Palmbldtter), pdbrsnb aass pei9ere Suts
ter frens fern ssbuItsn wirb. - au9 wirb
ber Parelbeiro pon ha an 3u teiner Nrbsit
msbr usrwertbet. Am Morssn ma9t CT
sr einen tleinen Spasierrit, unb BAG III
0ues. @dbrsnb bss Cages aber graft er,
an etnen Yfabl ~qebunbsn, tn Der Ndbe Der
&Obnuns; unb bic gta1t brinst er, Dor
allen isinsn Witbribsrn ausgeasi4uet, in
einsm lberba1ten Raume su, mo- Der tets
um i'm bsiorste pCaO (ansdt) i'm beua9t.
Wau6e YrafIiansr baben me5rsre gfer.
be, wel9s iberbaupt nar gu Bsttrennsn
bisnsn bieie erfabren besbaIb bsfidnbis isne
ansseiu9te gebanbIuns unb babsn fosar
ibrsn sisenen &ne9t, benz ein3is bic Gorge
obltsst, fe itets fur Elm etpaisss Rsnnsn
I'm rs9tsn Stanbe au baIten.
au@ @bicO bate spei berielben. Ser
Ysao, Der file beiorste, btsb Saeyntbo unb
mar betannt ais etn i9lauer unb 9spiirs
feltsr guri4s, unb serabs was bic rs9te
y Sabi6t.
my Aui @ieoerIeb,n!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09
1. Chico.

auf ben Slureu pon Rio @ranbe br
SuI bdmmerte Der Abenb. Orauben gu
siniamsm 0eg, gang tn @ebaaten u~ertieft
trobte Elm dItli5er Rstter. Den mdatieer
Son6o NIT benz fdarIa1rotben 9aeta.
Gutter iberseworfen, auf bam S9sitel Der
breiTonbi9en Sil3but, an ben Siben toIol:
folu Gsiie, itisfel nit iduerfdliaen Spo:
zen, rttt er oubin. i'm @ef1t cen 4usbrud
Don ~itol,er, bsrausforbsrneer gnti1Iofen.
sett. - Der Rann mar BETTER elmer it6:
rU @ftareia, wel9e gum minbsiten piei
acknowledgment umfaBts uut sspib biz
ssR4rte llnterIase GROCER @oblbabsnbsii
nn6 zines btquemen Qebens bdtte biIber
t0rnsn. Wit ieinsm pollen Ramsn bies
unier @ifancieiro Srarcisco ba @un6n
Silpeira 2emos; BET ben Qeuten In ber
nnssSenb aber mar er aasemsin nut gsicu
W,auttsco) 9enannt.
@iniss bunbert S9ritte binter unierm
8eitsr iprengte elm aubrer bober i'm raftsn
@ulopp. ute IS i9isu, nit Der abf6t, ben
e~'tts,en ein3ubOlsn.
0itli5 Sauerts ss nidt LANCE, ba bate
CT i'm nrst6t. ,Senor Chico tommt aus
Ter Stabt2" rief er ibm fraesnb 3u unb
fu6te bann NIT ietnem Bfsr6e trcs bes
f4malsn unb l9ls6ten @esss Elm 9lds>
den an Der Seite @bieo's gu sspinnsn.
Dieter i6aute UNI. ,Ob, Du bif IS,
anb,e7 = Saprbl, i'd babe ntstns 6arinba
stnuntsrssbra9t."
SD bob ss seisbsn; Sbre S6uaraen
battsn ti4tis tu tbuu. Ra9 ben Subren
gu itlisben, muB es cine bubble In3abl
non Sdten seweien iein."
IS sebt: %3peitauienb Sad; mir bats
ten hisies Subr stae mittsImaBise @rnte."
,,aber Der 9reis iou bed itebsu2"
.,ab bab, i'd min ni4ts bauon wi1sn.
Gin PutacaO*) bas lit tein greis; brei
Sabre fno'S, ba 3abIte man ben Sad nit
flnf Rilrsis. "**)
,,Smmsrbin ftnb es sueitauienb Batas
eScss, pier @ontos***) taar, bas 1T Elm
ftSnsS @sIb. - Dem Senor flirto muir.
cen Tie isbr gu itattsn tommeu.:'
,,Wie io2"
,,Nnn, er t6nrte bamit bic perloreus
Garreira bsbubIsu unb bebieIts babel nod
etnsn @ontO ibris."
@arreira - Mtt bieiem 8crte NOR
Sateo bel ietnem re9tsn 9bema anaetcms
men; benn obpobI in Rio @ranoe DO SuI
ale msbr ober psniser sroBe Sreunbe bsr
@sttrsnnen fnb, 70 mar bod melt unb
brett fsiner 10 erpi9t auf Sieies 9sraui,
gen, als serabe unier Chico, unb psnn ans
bsrs mitanter ii6 besuiistsn, fiinfia, bum
bert obsr au9 eintse bunbsrt RiIrsis bei
Der Betts etn3uisssn, 70 bate er ben
@rnnbiab: Cine @arreira, bel Der nidt
ieoer minbefteus etnen baIben @outo paot.
at Rinberfpiel. Sn Der Chat erinnerts,,
H6 pObl ale, baB er mah5mal brsi, feIbli
oter @ontos unb mebr einssiest bate ; bah
CT aber weniser ais etnsn baIben einaelebi
9atts, bsB ~srtnnsrte fi9 teiner. Oft bate
CT ssrOonnsn, aber nod otter perIpielt, unb
TIM lsbteren 6aa wurbe ssp6bnli6 Elm id5s
ms Stat istuer gitaneia perpfdnbet. -
90 mar CT in isinsn germ5ssnssg srbdIt.
~ 9ataeaO, Stlbsrtbaler i'm @ertb BON 2
"6ferr. gnIben.
~ Viilrsis, ,. 3. tauienb Reale - 45 @euts.
@"') @oRto : 1000 RtIrsis - 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-09-09

BebanbIung Der Y~areIbetrcs angling, ifaub
er i'm &ufe, bab Riemanb bieielbe better
ue,itebe, a!s er.
,.@o 1T SacpntSo2" fragile Chico TO-
sIet9, oils er tn istu 5aus eintrat.
SO babe TIN nod chen TN 9alpao
(S9uppen) seieben," %antnortete elm iuns
ger Buri1e, Der serabe aus Der Tbire trat.
Sc mar NrIinbo, ber ein8ise pom gbtco's
S6bneu, Der ii1 nod teinen eisenen 9srb
sestinbet bate.
80 ruff ibn!"
NrIinbo lief. 9aura, gbico's @emabs
TIN, welde i'm Sunern bss 9auies mar,
bate bic 5rase sebOrt unb eri9rad; benn
fe wuBte, mas es su bebeuten bate, wenn
@bico nod Sacpntbo u~srIanste. Sebod
bIieb Re rubis TN 3immer unb that, als Oh
fe pom Der antunfl ibtss @atten nod tetns
abnuns babe.
Chico i9ritt burd has Saus mad ber
Si~ntertbire, mo ibm Suepntbo bereits ents
sesen Tam. uWie ftsbt es nit benz Yi.
eariO7 8irb ct In nd9ter 5eit Iaufen
t6nneu2"
.,Seuts, menus isin muB. Nts 1T ct
better I'M Stanbe seweien, als seraoe iest."
,,@r ssbt In Der 9urts?"
,Das usrftsbt f9."
,,uub 1T er uuter Da42"
vWie INNER sur Nadt3eit."
.,t1nb wie itebt IS nit Dir? 9ait Du
suten S9Iaf2"
@ott iet Dant, ia; absr mas iol bteis
Grase2"
.Sacpntbo, mir more ss Iieber, usnu
Du in na4fsr 5sit ui9t 10 sutsn SSIai
bdttef."
,Ab. ssnor," psrisste, aufserduml
bur9 bteie Jrasen, Der Ruedt; i'd merle,
sic molten pifer, Oh i'd aud meme 4ft9t
ais Wa4ter beim Picario tbue."
nSapObI, unb serabs isst lit bus mil
boppsIt widtts."
$50, fo2 Oa ifsbt uoblt pisber stuaa
bsuor? - Ruu, mas mid anssbt, 10 bir:
fen sic ieber3ett uuBer Sorsen iein. Sa:
epntbo Tam wobl Elm @swittsr iberbOren
bod tommt elm S9urse auf ben i3ebsn &c.
ldIt@en, Der entsebt ibm utdt. l1nb auBer'
benz MIR baben ia ben Etser unb ben
gisiIante, BITE finb wa9iam wie tstn Que
ro:qusr (Rtbis) unb bsasn einen Spisbu.
ben auf etne babe 9esua an"
uSuri@e," iaste Chico, ,.weun's au,
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Rleintatsitt. Btr wolen bann aeiaen,
mas Der gseuro SiIinto's pertb 1T. -
DaB Ou babel auf Elm idonss ErinfseIt
re9nsu barfit, bus wsiBt Du."
@dbrenb bieies @siprd9es bate BIZ
Tbire bes Wobn3tmuers baIb often &c.
f~fanben. Wit DOT Der Bruf sefalteter
6dnben par 2aura ben Worten TIRES Wan.
ms sefoIst. BON 3sit gu 3sit rtdtete fl
unwiatirIi6 etneu f9mertuoasn Bid &C.
gen 9immsl, unb etn Seufter tam lbs,
tbre 2ippen.
Da trat gbico ms 3immsr. 9aure
empfins i'm nit f9einbarsr Srsubs; abe,
TN 9runbe ibres 9sr3ens purmte elm no:
senber S4mer3.