davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01

tikH8 before TIE Mckinley h1ll, IN m6 pf6s~
snt shape. gets through the senste. Mr..
blaine's latest views on ths tariff are 30
much In accord with the traditional policy
Of the democratic party that there VIII be
no dificulty In securing thsia almost unan-
tmous support of the reciprocity amend
ment, and there are supposed 30 be enough
senators from the west 10 give the bin .
vigorous hustle In return for silver favors
reeeived.
The Federal Eaecsien nam.
Thsre are many expressions heard con-
cerning the pending federal election bill.
A prominent colored leader in the south,
who has Just sent out an open letter, has
this TO say IN its support: A good.
strong federal election lRw vii be
q step, but only step, in the right direc-
tion. such Law, confess, viii not be .
complete remedy for the evils referred 10,
but II viii do much good. Three methods
are now relied upon to overcome majori-
ties adverse TO the democratic party first,
violence; second, fraud; third, perjury. A
good federal election Law viii do away
with two of these methods fraud and
perjury and that will be something gained.
Congressional elections must than be fair
and the count honest, or else there must
be open armed resistance 60 federal au-
thority. II cannot then be said that when
localities Ina which the blacks out-numbeT
the whites are returned as having given
democratic maiorities. the result In due 10
colored men voting the democratic ticket.
Fraud In count, perjury In the returns and
lying In the newspapers and upon fha
STUMP about colored men having voted the
democratic ticket viii be discontinued. and
this alone will be sufficient 10 Justify the
passage OF such o law.
such Getting UP Stairs.
Beginning to-day. and until the Isl OF
July, the elevator In the Washington mon
ument will not run for this hoisting Of
visitors TO the top Of tha shaft. and all who
wish 10 reach the ne.ghborhood of thecap-
stone will have to climb the stairs. This
is neCessited by the fact that there is Just
now coal enough TO ran until tonight, ell
the available money having been spent.
The annual appropriation for running
the monument, paying the attendants and
keeping the shaft and grounds In order ~
$4,000, or about $1,000 less than exper-
ience has shown that ID ought 10 be. The
car is nov carrying about 500 people day,
which 10 enough to keep everybody busy
every minute. The records show that mp
10 the LIST Of June 2s6, ,927 people had as
cended the shaft since iss opening.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01

LaNDoE, June 30
Several days ago, young bank clerk
named Hasselbrink, eloped from Oldham
with young woman named Lntxke, 10
whom be had long bean engaged to marry,
bat whose parents opposed the match. The
couple went to Copenhagen, whore they took
rooms II hotel. Their supply Of money
gave out and in despair Of obtaining more,
they committed suicide.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01

y 1hEa@1&BFs A1z# 9N
superintendent OF the Census Porter, In
conversation NTH reporter said that from
p{essnt indications the enumerators would
slow D total population of the United
States Of A,6o0, 900, against bD,165, 7Ss in
1880.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01

Du1nAn. Pa, June Do
This morning the course Of the rescu-
ite party vas changsd. TIE general dirse-
tion ls not changed, but digging Will ns
turnad 10 The lsfs. There is NO taJiins
whom FArm Hill mipe viii be reached.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01

No Carriages IN the GRAND Army Parade.
BosTox, june 30.
Cammander-in- Chief Alger, Of the
Grand ARMY, has decided that there shall
be no carriages IN the great parade at
Boston during the national encampment in
august. The rssnit % srsmsndoas kick
among the maimsd members of the organ
ization. Complaints are pouring into
headquarters by me hundreds. The order
win not be revoked. The reason assigned
IL that IL carriages more 10 post
--are allowed IN line the parade win be Of
an impracticable length. For this reason
the plan Of having the state militia act as
escort TO the G.. A. r. has been aban-
doued,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01
Parnsii's 4zth birthday.

LoNpOAs June 30
Charles Stewart Parnell, the Irish pa
triot and leader Of the Irish parliamentary
party, was ~ years Of age Saturday, and
the event was signalized by o. great ban
quet af the National liberal club, and
which, despite OF bis i'll hsalth, be at
tended. Many prominent members Of the
liberal party in the house of commons
ware present and delivered congratuiatcry
speeches. Telegrams of congratulation by
the wholesale are pouring In on Parnell
from all parts OF the united kinRdom, and
numerous oablegFams breathing a kindly
spirit and Wishing him many more years
OF activity In the cause, as welt IS express
inc the hope that success viii eventually
crown his efforts IN behalf Of tne indie
pendsnoa OF the Irish race. have been re-
ceived from the United States.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01
fres@sIssy OF View nasIish Cabinet.

Ef@bMnzi5fY 0f M@W REnRshEh GMNEneE
LcHnon Jnne 90
Tho London Chvomscte says the recastsne
Of the ministry ID not distant event. II
thinks the raising Of the peeraae by w. H.
Smith, the government leader In the houss,
not unlikely. Sir John Gorst will probably
replace BAlfour as ehiaf secretary for Ire
land. Lord Harrington lie liable 10 become
prime ministcr, Lord Salisbury secretary
81 foreign AFFAIRS, Sir henry James home
secretary and perhaps Lord RsndoIph
chnrchill viii rscsiye posafclio. ~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01

NEW UMxaEAMas Juns A
Thomas Hsmmingway, Mississippi's
afate treasurer has been found guilty Of
smbszxlemenf by the jury. Counsel fer
defsndsntat once asked for time 10 hle .
motion In arrest Of judgment, which was
granted. he was sentenced 10 Eve years
amprisonmant.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01
Two Big Fires in One Morn
!, ing Cause Great Loss
OF Life.
The Standard Oil Refinery and an
Immense Distillery Burned
Thirty-Fiye Persons Injured.
Norwegian Sailors Of the Bark 4Nord-
cap" Suffer Shipwreck aud Priv
ation---Only Two Rescued

LosasssrIaE, Jzns 90
BY an explosion st the STANDARD Oil re-
nnery ana fire In Louisville. three persons
we're killed and thirty five wounded.
Another Mig Fire.
The immense plant Of the Alien Brad
ley distiIlery company was destroyed BY
frs early this. morning, entailing loas
not less than siso.ooe. Fully insured.
LoussuILE. June 80.
Five acres Of hre was the awful sight
Witnessed st the Standard oil refinery In
Louisville. The immense structure was
blazing at every point, and the heat was 90
insenss that even two hundred yards away
many parsons were overeone. III was FIRST
reported that seven persons had lost their
hyss, but later reports show
Three KILLED and thirty Ave Inquired.
The are broke out as s:45 . M and was
an many respects remarkable one. Last
Saturday tank of crude oil came in on o
fat car and was to have been turned
into the refinery vets, bus because ID
vas thought the iron wss too hot for
Il to be done With safety Ii was postponed.
IA became necessary this morning TO run
the oil out Of the ear tank into another IN
the yard. The inspector took two work
men with him and unsorewed the cap OF
the manhols. In &n instant
There Was q Duh Pun.
~ she gas escaped. hiling the cir all
around. Almost In Q twinkhng the gas
reached one Of the sheds under which was
o fre. There was fiash and
q tremendous explosion. The tank
Aas blown TO pieces and
hundreds Of gallons OF oil scattered all
over the great works, In less time than II
takes 10 relate II, the canning house. hiisd
with
VITA thousands of Gallons of 0ai,
cooper shop, carpenter shop, pump and
engine rooms filIing and lubrirating
houses, storage houses and other structures
with 900 feet OF platform, was ablaxe
and burning hercely. At the first
intamation of the explosion all
the workmen who couid DO 90 started 90
run. Johnny Cline, however, stumbled
and fell and his clothes caught IRE. Be-
fore the flames could be exfinguished
h& wM& &NH8nA1sS 1ufhs
Three libtle boys, Danny 0'Neil and
John Mcdonald. were walking along the
railroad track when the explosion occurred.
The wind blew the blaze directly down
upon them. shrieking with pain and with
their clothing on hre they ran down the
track. By-standsrs pursued them and
covering them with coats they soon ex-
tineu.shed the flames, but not before
The Boys We're TERRIBLY Burned.
The buildings and stock 90 far burned
viii be total loss. According TO the
state ment OF Vice -PreEidept Goodwin. of
the Standard Oil company, there is NO in
aurance. He said was almost impossible
as yet TO estimate the loss, AZ the fre 10
stali burning, but shat from present APP
pearances, the loss on al would be about
$4,000.
the FasaiEsses.
The fatalities are:
DAN o'NEII. aged II.
JOHN CLINE. aged a.
JOHN MCDONALD.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01
THE HENNEPIN CANAL.
Final Report Of the Engineer onsesr in
Charge.

Final Repors Of the Englnssr onesr in
Charge.
WAsHINoToN, June so.
The secretary of war has transmitted 20
the house the final report Of Capt. Mar
shall, the engineer officer in charge Of the
work upon the locatIons plans and esti-
mates OF constructing the Hennepin canal.
The cost of the work, with 10 per cent.
addsd for contingencies, IL FOR the main
line q, 5,067, $50, and for tine feeder lines
si, ,85S, ,396. Capt. Marshall recommends
that 30 secure fall benefits the Illinois and
Michigan canal should be enlarged TO the
capacity of the government canal, other
wise the proposed canal would be simply .
local highway of importance 20 it's imme-
diata neignborhood, but regarded as ma
tional highway of but comparatively small
significance. Capt. Marshall In conclusion
states that the canal cannot be of such
value to commerce as il would we're the
line throughout of greater capacity. II Ia
evident, be says, that the canal should be
built M public necessity, either by the
government or by private corporation.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01
An Eaisrs Family Burned % Death.

HUrcHNsox, kan, June 50.
A terrible accident occurred al Hutch
inson. Kan, resulting in the death
of William Hammell, his wife and young
child. Mrs. Hammell was preparing break
fast on gasoline stove, when the tank
accidentally fell into the flames, An az
plosion followed at once, and Mrs. HAM
msll was enveloped in flames. In attempt
ing 10 rescue her the husbands clothing
caught fire and both were burned to death
before assistance could be summoned.
A small child ran In the room and was
burned almost beyond recognition. The
family vas one Of the most proninent in
Hutchinson.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01
aarasF, L..ss q GO. Rarned oat-

MINRaRAR0Kans June 30
The suildiDg opposite the MinneaR&An
city hall, occupied BY Mardsr, Luse a CmA~
typs founders, and George Huhn, drugxdsk,
hnsned Total Ioss si00s 600: partially -
snrsd.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01
pANoERs or THE DEEp.

Norw~~tan sailors Nave . Es~rfai Ex-
psrisnes, Jana nsaa I've Of crss are
Me~cwsd.
NEw YoRx, 3uns -.
The bark Athens, which arrived IN New
York Sunday night from Windsor, N. y,
had amonC ifs crew two eesmens part OF
the crew Of ths Norwegian bark NordcAp,
which was burned NJ Sea ON the morning OF
June 3. The NordcAp left lagunaa, West
Indian, May Q, with . cargo Of cotton
and eadnr wood and had on
board q crew Of nineteen men. On June
Z, when Oh the Grand Banks, she en-
connasred fierce gale, during which q
hieh ssa boarded the vessel, smashed the
wheelhonss and swept one Of the
crew overheard. On the morning
Of the 9Th IRE was discovered
in the hold. The crew fought heroically
against the spread Of the fames. which
soon snveloped the riggiag and masts. \
yardarm fell and killed two of the crew.
The flames spread rapidly. but before the
crew could get away o mast fell and
knocked three of them overheard. The
others finally got away in boats and were
rescued after being adrift four days.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01
Refused To san Under the stars and
stripes.

KINssros, Ont. June 20.
The fag incident came near being re-
peafed at Kingston, Ont. Rev. w. Carey
GOT permission from the government for
the American steamer 81. Lawrence TO
cruise about the Canadian waters with
moonlight excursions. he had battery
band engaged, bus Col. Cotton refused 10
let Ia 20 on board under the stars and
stripes. Carey telsgraphed 10 Ottawa and
from there got peimission for the band 10
attend the excursion, guarantee being
given them the steamer would not leave
Canadian waters. Col. Cotton let the
troops embark. The excussion being held
ut might neither union jack nor stars and
stripes were raised.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1890-07-01

ET. LoU1E 5une 39,
Wheat Closed nnssstled cash and JuAms
ezise
Corn Eaaier eaah sSs4a July ss3S @asAe-
: Omts steady cash. ass.ei July, &c.
provieions- duli at 81 So Lard nsms-
fnAl &C a6.J0,
WHISKY Steady at el.0e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Ser jonoer6Qre &Qua.

Der SsIbmaridau 8abssti srIaubts isi:
men SoIbaten, in benz an isin S9Ios
srsn3snbsn Bart su ipaSisrsu. aIs sr elm:
nal auf elmer gant i'm Yarts fissnb siniss
SoIbaien bsrantummeu iab. itanb sr
auf unb bssab id meter, uul
bic Solbateu ni4t 3u bebins
bern. gI6sIi9 absr i9aut sr i9 nod
sinmaI I'M, nod Der gaut unb bsmsrtt,
bas bic SoIbatsu fd stnaabsr einsn @ss
senitanb 3sissu unb babel la4enb ibren
Spott treibeu. &abssei tritt ua5sr unb
mutbs pom ben SoIbatsn miIitdrti1 Be:
srlBt. vRun, Riubsr", rsoste ct lie uers
trauIi9 on, mas mat bsnn iosbsn bic
geranIafuus gu eurem Sderbe?" @ir
babsn iosbsn, Ssrr @snsraI, bisisn Roisns
trau3 auf Der Bant ssfunbsu unb mo5ten
wobI uifsn, weI4er SoIoat ben bod betet.
Das ideint Elm ouberburer Rau3
3u isin. - SO, 10! WoQtst ibr ben
@issutbimsr btsiss &oisntranses germ
tsnnsn7" frast Der General ernifbuft.
rRun. 10 sebt i'm mir uur sutit; i'd babe
tbn ba chen Itsssn Ia1sn uno mai i'm gs:
sriffe, ibn wisSerSubolsu.~ Gisf bsiddmt
idautsn bteie rEupfsren" barauf Dor ft9
bin. Sic ertnnerteu ft9 babel, bag ibr
9ensralfslbmaridaQ &absstt fs Dor ieber
SdIadt gun, 8srtrautu auf Soft al
ipornts. Sis tamsu gum Na9oeuteu unb
betebrten i1.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
@irfuna bea Iernlprehers.

Gin 8erlinsr nil isiusm Srsuube aus
Der Yropia; bic 8irtuns bss EsIspbons
srildrsn. 81 iudt nit ibm aIio sins
SfisntIi9s 5srnipre9ftsus aui uub iasts
r@tb aldt! Sect iase i'd mstner 6rau,
bag Du beute abeno bel uns efsH wirft.
= 50. Nun baltic bic S9alfauser ans
DIR unb gu mutt Did ibsrteussu. baB
fs mid uerftanbsn bat." Der 9aitfrsuno
Iaui9t uub bort bic inbaIli3wersn @orte:
Ger S4afstrpf bal mir ss,abs nod &C:
fsbIt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Cur Geuiununa pom gntpirfen fur

sur WeDtnaln1g pom @nfuurfen fu'
ben Bau sinss Risisntburmss in Qonton,
weI&er ben giffsItburm nod dbs,rassu
ioa, bate bic Conner Company 9imitsb",
einsu OffentIi9eu 8ettbswerb auss.i1rie:
ben. BON ben SO e%iusesanssnen BIdnsn
III nuumebr isnsr uou u. .. Stsnart, 8
8. Wae 2arsn uub W. Dunn. Qonoou,
NIT benz erifsn 9rsiie uon $500 Dollars
sefr0nt uorbsn. Der Gburm ioq nod
btsism @ntwurfe cine 56bs uou ca. 1000
5uB BEL odtediser @runbform unb sinem
duBeren Baisbur9msfsr uon 27O SuB
erbuItsn. SIa4 ssbosene 9ittertrdssr
biIosu bic quabratiiden Stissu bes Bis
our eritsn 9auptsaIsrie ft9 u%sriinssnbsn
untetbaues. usbsr isnsr 9aIeris isst f9
Der i1maler usrbsnbe Gburmbau fort,
uorauf cine 9aterne ben 4bi1luB biloet.
CUR gsf6rosruns bss BubIttums limb
Aufblss nit Oampftraft uOrssisben. I'm
bic Wtrtuns bes Bauss gu erb6ben, utrb
berisIbe nit elmer IS SuB bobsu Rausr
in arabii9sm StiI sinssidIofsn unb an
ben Seitsn pom ObeIistsu rfantirt" usrs
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Scr Ge0antenleisr Sobnitone, wsI9,

~ VtuuhIShttitt Sughhuht Us'3S'
in Chicago einen feuers unb bisbssitdsrsn
@sIbi9ranf permittsIif isiner Ranit 6ffnete,
pirb burd siusn ieds,sbnid5rissn Rlsmps
ner: 9sbrlins, mir Rameu @b. W. Cans
bers, i'm Sdattsu seitsut. Su Siour
SAILS In Glib atota mar bas gountp.
sebdube nit sinsn, anssbIt4 b;sbsSfdsrsn
prd1tisen 9sIbi9raut usrisbsn porben unb
Der COMPREHENSIVE bate serabe feline
Srsuoe barber Iusoruf ssssbsu, bag
isiu S9as isst Dor allen ginsriiisn fiber
isi, aIs Der in Der Rdbe bsi9dftists Sanbsrs
bic Bsnsrtuns ma4ts. er isi I'M Stanbs,
ben @sIoidraut innsrbaIb finf Winutsn
3u 6ffsnsn. Gin WitsItsb bss @ountpratbs
bot benz anabsn $40, usnu sr ben S9rans
Dor ieinsu aussu Offuen parbs, unb nun
madte lid Sanbers an bic Nrbsit unb
fisbe ba - es uaren nod tetns finf Riuus
ten u%srsansen, ba mar bic lblrs s~eOffnet
unb bic 5OIse oauon mar, baB Der Sabrit,
wel4e ben @eIoi6rant seIiefert bate, be.
Iesters aIs ni9t einbruasf9er CUR 8erfi:
suns seitsat wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
@!e 4Heu &rebie ianaen, srtdbIt ei

Bie gfsu arebis iauaeu, srsabIt Elm
snslii9sr Sportsman. Der f5 Iinssrs 3sit
in ben Oi9unseIn Siusapors's aufbieIt.
Ra9 Der ansabs bisies Rsiisnbsn Isssn
fi5 bic affen ha4 auf ben Baud am
Ranbe bss 8a1es nieber unb iptelen ben
Sootsu. Nus ben 56blsn trab6slu bann
bic 8rsbie In Wsnse bsrpor, isben ben
braunen Rabausr uno ua9bsm its ii1
einiae 3sit usrfiSert, baB tsius Spur pom
Bsussuns in bsmisIbsn 1T, tommsu fie
udber uno psriu3eu IS, an Satos 9sib
binauf3utlettetu. in oemislben Womsnt
iu5t iid Ger bltn;sInbs Affe ben sroBteu
in Der @slelidats ber Stal.nlbisrs unb
erbai4t i'm nit eiusm raiden @riff.
Se!ten feblt s,n Gfis feline Seuts, ssi9isbt
btss abn bod, 10 ip,iust sr minutenIans
Dor benz 9oa auf uuo ub, curd wsl1ss Der
Rrsbs entl4lipit lit, beuIt DOT Wutb unb
itrett ben arm in bic 965Ie, UNI ben
gnthobsneu gu iudeu Die Bswobnsr
pom Siusapore ,idten au9 bic affsn ab,
UNI reifs Sti4te pom ben Bdumsn abBus
phddsu. Die Gbisre fub 10 gut sei4ult,
ba6 lie udatsub Der Arbsit tstus 6ru9te
ellen, ionoern pisisIbsu in sin auis :ipaautss
Gu1 uetfsu. 9rit wsnu Vie pom Baume
bsra6setlsttert iiuo, erbalisn lie CUR
Selobuung ibren Autbsil on Der grnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
= uuteA Mllerlet.

Sic Gbottaus i'm Snoianersebtet molten
tsius Burger Der Ser. Staaten istu. S9rs
@eiessebuns bat iosben elm 9eies e%rIafeH,
unb ibr @ouusrneur bot IS unter3si@nst,
wsIdss ale WitsIisoer bes Stammss,
~eirerIsi Oh rsiuen BIutss, btueinsebsiratbsi
obsr aboptirt. uon isbem Amte TN @ebist
Der 9hoctap Ration unb uon benz He1t
aIs 9siduoreue gu bisnen ausf9lisBt,
iobuIo fe ii9 unts,itsbsn. Burger Der Ser.
Staatsn gu werben, ober faas fie ss i9on
espor6en iinb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

n@raf 9ublsp!" rief elm snsIiidsr
Softaplan mittsu in isiusr Yrsbist, bic sr
Dor Der sanbsn ianft einssidlumms,tsn
5Ofssieai4aft belt. - G,i9rsdt fubr Der
4nserufsue aus isinsn Grdumsn unb iab
ben Yrsbiser frassnb an. v@raf DubIsp!"
fubr 9esterer Iaut unb rubis fort: vS9nar.
den Sie ni@t 10 laut, baB Ssins Waisitdt
Der R6nis ni9t aufwa&tl~ auf ben bic
tabns Semsrtuns natarIi9 NIT ssmaust
mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Gin iu%tereiantsr ytaturoitter 1T b,

CIV s"sSss"sss
SttinsutbdnbIsr Yetsr 3irbss aus BEN
gifsIeorf NieosttetI (Rrsis 8ittIi4). Die
,80lniids 3eituns" bat In LETTER 3eit auf
bieien rbsinli@sn Si9ter aufmertiam &C.:
madt uub @uitau 6reitas bat isinsr bsreits
TN Sabre 1866 seba4t. Ser Soltsbidter
3irbss bat feline @soi4te orudsn lafsu.
&ibrsnb 1T bic 8siis, in ueI4sr Cubes
in Der B,OiaeinIsituns 81 bisism i5Ii4tsn
Bdnb5sn isinsn 2sbeusIauf i9ilbsrt. BET
benz ss ibm tros aQsr anitrsnsuussu ME
bat ~ssIinseu wolsn, isinsm Erisb su
rsssIre4tsm Stuoium fOIss 81 ssben.
gr 1T infOIss befsu ieiu 9sbsn lang
vpanoernbsr StsinsutbdnbIsr' ssbItsbsn
unb bat in Wunbart uub 5o4bsutia
Wan5s, wsnn aud aniprut IOis, 10 bod
sbIs unb gum 9er;eu iprs4snos 9sbi@te
aus oieiem Stanbe beraus ssi4riebsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
Gin ben bs6ereu yhraerf.eiisu Saaeu,

ausebOriser 9str bate ~ssIsseutlt9 elmer
tIeiuen JslfIi9tsit bes @utsn gu utsl &c.
iban unp Iebnts bilflos oil cine StraBsn:
sds als Elm Waun oabsr Tam, ben Der BE:
ss4te um frsuuoli4e llutsritisuns uuf BEN
0a9bauiswsss stiu4!e. ga, ia. meints
Der anssrufsus, has pousn mir i&on
t~riesen", s,tff in bic Soisntai4s oss
Germ, Jos cine uoblsefiate S0rie beraus.
i4mun3eIte uno sos omar Obne ben Serrn.
absr nit benz 9sIobsutsl firbaS. 1etbsr
usriastsn bic Ssiue oes Ssitoblsneu ben
Oisnf, 10 bGB on eine SsrfoIsunS ui9t gu
oenten mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
lteber bic Standardization Der teuiidsl

Sprads labt it4 Gin uusur ME foIst usrs
nebmeu. so wifsn's. bas 9dderIi9its
in oeati3er SprObs itno 9si9IsdtspOrtsr,
NOS man iosi, bic artiteI. Slsrblnms
ifes Obsr 1T, boz sibt In beuti6sr Sprc9s
@Orter, MOS bObsu sor brsi @sidlsdts.
wOtter auf sinmal, ME mon gum SsiipieI
iast: vOaB b. Der (oas BITE berg Gstuel
bolt" Ro pihsn Sic, oa b0tl ii4 obsr
Dues aufl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
guf cine eiasutbamlide 0eiie usriudte

sih Bittsburser feline Srau gu usranIafsn,
TIRE bdusIi9en Sfi4tsn au erfiusn. Statt
i'm Sauie bas Ro4sn gu beiorssn, lief bic
@attin in 9ereine, in beuen ie aIlsrbanb
iebr i46ns, absr nidt Defenders nisIi9e
Diuss that. @inss Cages eri9ieu Der uns
bufrieoene Gbsmann i'm Rrsiis Der pertain.
msIten Samen, jOs Obne Elm 0ort gu ias
gen, einen StiefeI uub ben bur9IS4srten
Strumpf pom 5uBe unb bssann isstsrsn
islber 81 ltopfeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
RGerfet Spak nuo GRIM.
Sprhde un6 9cbensregeIn.

Gin NaB, 10 nidt 1T frii6 NIB rein,
Wadt aaes iauer, mas man giebt bineir.
Gin Reis, pom Narrenbaum trdst Sober, Der
IS lei,
Ter Cine oedt es gu, Der slubere trast es frei.
Nander mar elm padrsr Renid, uno beribntt
in auer @elt,
@enn er ano'reu balb sefiele, wie er gan; ii9
isIbit 9sfaat.
9as Redt ia9t: Sebem bas Seine!
Die Gtebe: Seoem oas Seine!
@as frotnmt's, mad gelb unb gut ;u bai9eu7
Sas QeiheHtleto bat feline 8alder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
WuS Der Heitjhule.

Ssrssaus: rGempo, Giniibriser, unb
sebsu Sic mir ut4t 10 1idf4tsIos nit benz
Saul um! Sic iino bier ni4t in einem
SauiuuI uub Elm tOuisIt9ss Disnitpisro 1T
.sins Dame, bic man beIisbts umslnonoer
iassn unb bsrumretBsu tam!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

@erne bsjeuae ld, baB Or. ausuif
86nis's hamburger Bruittbes elm ausse:
ssiduetss WittsI sessn Grtdltunssn 1T, i'd
babe eenieIbsu i4on bduis nit ben bsitsn
griolsen sebrau4t. - 9snip j. 9sbsr,
9elspiQe, SQs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

Sd tonnte mid in SoIss rbshuatii9er
Sdmsrsen nidt bewesen, iast 6err B.
W. Setter, 9Iioben, Soma, bod wsrbe i'd
bur4 ~swsimaIise auuenbuus pom st. Sa,
tobs Del poaitdnbt9 aebetlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02
@enise Weniden i9sinsn au pifsr

<cVHIHt UttHTWtH TVE'"S" ." U'HS"f
baB isbs gut ssbsnbe ubr busIsi4 Elm Roms
paB 1T. Orebt man nd9Iid bic llbr mage
rsdt 10, baB Der tIsine Seissr mad bet
Come Seist, bann Iiest Sdbsn ssrabs
mittsn spiiden benz tIsinsu 3sissr uno
Der 3ifsr XII Der llbr. Orsbt man 4. 3.
ben tIstnsn Ssissr um 6 llbr mad ser
Sonns, bann lisst Sibsn in Der Ii4tuns
pom Der TX nm 10 llbr 1T Sibsn In Der
Ridtuns pom 3ifa XI &C. 90 wsnis
1T bisB bstannt, baB ieIbft StanIep. aIs
man TIN bet isinsr Ridtebr aus Ifrtta
fragile, Oh CT bisis Wstbobs tsuns, iasts,
baB Ct uis bauon asb6rt babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-12-02

u .Warum seben Sic bsnn nur mebr
UNI ben BuIueriburm bsrum ipaBisrsn2"
D.: v0ul I'D mir bas - Rau4en ubs
sep6busu utu