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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09
GOETHE DISSECFED.
The Cosmos Club Handles the Great
Teutonic Poet without Gloves.

The Cosmos Club Handles the Great
Teutonic Poet Without Gloves.
The meeting of the Cosmos Club last
evening. at the residence Of DR.. Lampson,
on Pacific avenue, was unusually inter-
esting. and the treatm enc Of the subject
for the evenings discussion was
particularly spirited and instruct
i've. The meeting was held in
the parlor in which Mrs. Erminie Smith,
Jersey City's most famous literary wo-
man, used to entertain so delightfully."- her
many friends in the world Of letters,
among wh ON have been counted Mat
thew Arnold, Oscar Wilde and other like
celebrities. Prof. Thompson was the es
sayist of the evening, and read an able
paper on part first of Goethe's Faust, at
the conclusion of which discussion of the
author was entered into by the members
of the club. Although poor old Goethe
found few apologists among them. the
consistent opinion was that his writings
did not portray an altogether desirable
ideal for men TO follow. an though inter-
spersed with brilliant passages, were not
conducive to morality. Upon adjourn
ing an elaborate luncheon was
served by the host. The society
will hold fits next meeting in January. at
the Union League Club, upon the invita-
tion of Messrs. Benson and Cole, when it
is expected that Mr.. Edward Atkinson,
the great political economist. will deliver
an address. Mr. John A. Walker, on be-
half OF the Executive Committee, an
lnounced proposition. which had been
concurred in by nearly forty members,
to change the plan Of meeting
and select some desirable place
where the monthly meetings may be reg
ularly held and the evenings discussion
preceded by six O'Clock dinner, after
the manner of 1.-THE Twilight Club" of
New York The project met with gen
eral favor, but no decisive action was
taken, the matter being left in the hands
of the Executive Committee for further
consideration.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

On the basis of these bids the total price
wanted by each contractor for the whole
work is as follows:-
Byrne, $50, 600: Van Keuren, s29, ,o95;
Mailly, $50, 400: Mullery q Byrne, $25, 500;
Cook. $50. 500; McGrath, SIS, 900.
The cost of the street cleaning and the
incidental service of removing garbage.
etc., that goes with it was put to the test
when. some years ago. Patrick Sheeran
took the contract at SOS, 600. He found
that it was bigger job, if anywhere
near properly done, than be had barga.ned
for. and as he would not take pay for half
doing it he begged to have the contract
taken off his hands After good deal of
work he succeeded in inducing the Board
to accommodate him..It may therefore be
assumed that those who have submitted
bids for smaller prices this year either
have no idea of taking the contract or
will take it with the deliberate purpose
of swindling the taxpayers.
BALLOT BOX sTUFFER's BID.
McGratn is the lowest of the bidders.
He keeps a saloon on Grand street at
Johnston avenue. He achieved disiinc-
ton by stuffing a ballot box in Byrne's
interest in 1889, and has since achieved
the additional glory of being one OF the
indicted election officers He is a cousin
of Street Commissioner Tumulty, and
Is employed by Tumulty as fore
man of one of the gangs upon which he
has squandered over hundred thousand
good dollars for street improvements that
one has 20 hunt for. if he would find them
at all, with a microscope. lie is, there
fore, pretty close to Mr.. Byrne and pretty
close to the Ring. and 1t NAV be assumed
that man who would stuff a ballot box
will not hesitate to cheat the taxpayers
IN the matter of cleaning the streets.
The story in last SUNDAY MORNING s
NEWS that he is but stool pigeon for
sn
engineer the contract into Byrne's hands
and that IL was Mr.. Byrne who found
him bondsman to stand surety for him.
is corroborated by all who are interested
III the street cleaning bids. 1t is not a
Bit likely that Byrne would hustle to get
competitor against Byrne for the con-
tract.
OTHER CONTRACTORS.
The suspicion that Byrne is interested
also in the offer of Mullery and Byrne-
who are the next lowest bidders-is be-
coming more and more rooted every nay.
1t is certain that they cannot begin TO do
the work for the price they offer.
That Mailly is but a straw bidder in
Byrne's interest is q matter of common
notoriety- He has been in Byrne's en-
ploy as foreman ever since Byrne be-
came the contractor.
The lowest genuine bidder probably is
Van Keuren-Cook is next; and Bvrne,
into whose hands the BOYS are evidently
trying to engineer the contract, is the
highest of all.
1t may be instructive IN view of this
explanation OF the situation to know that
Mailly's bcndsmen are Patrick Condor
and Lawrence Conner; Byrnes' nre Hugh
Dugan and Abram Post; Van Keuren's
are William G. Whyte aud j. p. Hall;
Cooks are Philip f. Martin and L. II.
Broome; Mullery's are Daniel Keegan and
John Bailey; McGrath's, Philip E. Mar
tin and John Nolan. Nolan is tine con-
tractor who is paving part of Grove
street
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09
workIng Cor ! Sew ch arter.

1t was given out authoritatively yester-
day in Hoboken that a determined effort
will be made TO secure the passage of an
act through the Legislature giving that
city new charter.
Those who favor the new charter say
that the present city charter is obsolete
and not adequate to meet the wants Of
the city. IL was passed In 1855, when
there were little over 0,000 Inhabitants
in the city, Now there are
nearly fifty thousand inhabitants.
At the last meeting of the
Council, Messrs. Snyder, Bewig and Tim
ken, were appointed a Committee on
Legislation. At the meetings OF the Po-
lice Commissioners and Board of Educa-
tion last night like committees were aD-
pointed. Now all the committees will
consult with the Corporation Attorney
and Assemblyman DAILY and talk the mat
ter over.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09
Ksnsington's Athletic Clubs Entertain.
ment.

The entertainment which the Kensing-
toms Athletic Club rendered to their
friends at Bergen Hall last night was a
perfect success and the hall was
crowded.
The last part Of the evening was de-
voted TO elocution and music. Miss
Olive Thompson gave some interesting
recitations, and her encores, to which she
graciously responded, were frequent.
Her makeup as DR. Taimage an6 Belva
Lockwood was excellent, and as the
''Elf Child" she told about "The Gobe-
lineD in a most realistic manner
The Perry Brothers, who played on
almost everything from the piano down
to glasses. won merited applause. their
tumbleroneeon and bell solos being es-
pecially delightful
After the performance dancing was en-
joyed till after midnight. The TACT that
Craumer's orchestra was there speaks
for tho excellence Of the music. On the
whole the kensingtons have cause TO be
proud of their last success
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09
BAYONNEs PRIMARY ROW.
John Bull Elected to the County Conn
mittee---Frand Charged.

John Bull Elected to the County Conn.,
mittee---Frand Charged.
The Democrats of the First district of
the Fourth ward of Bayonne held a
second primary last evening for the cleo
ton Of a member of the County General
Committee. The candidates were School
Trustee Thomas Doyle and ex-FreehoIder
John Bell OF the 243 votes polled Bull
received 191 and Doyle 50. John o.
Brien defeated Bull at the previous prim-
ary by 1877 10 105 votes, and the County
Committee threw out the result upon a
protest entered by Bull. O'Brien de-
clined to permit his name to
60 before the new primary aud
the opposition to Bull selected
Doyle. The latter claims that scores of
fraudulent votes were cast for Bull, and
threatens to contest the result. He alleges
also that two men came down from Jer-
sey City to act as officers at the primary.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

NEW BRUNSWICK, Dec 9. 1890 REV.
Purscell Strong. OF the East Milestone Re-
formed Church. died yesterday morning.
He was iu good health Sunday night aud
preached on the suddenness OF death in
sin-
In illustrating he used this Ian guage:-
"a man may fall In sin as easily as star
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

kItttul 20 INC 0-' ~ Ott3 -fe7Us
CAMDEN, Dec. 9. 1S90-Mrs. Julia C..
Lippincott, who is being tried on a num-
ber of indictments for forgery, is certain
Nv one of the luckiest women thus far
that ever came before this court. Yes
terday morning she was tried on two ad-
ditional indictments. One of the notes
was for Sl25, the complainant being Oh
iyer H. Guthridge, of Atlantic City. At
ter listening TO considerable evidence aud
a breezy argument, the jury were not
long in rendering verdict of not guilty.
She will be tried on two other indict-
mentg on Thursday next.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09
what About Interstate Commerce.

STecfdf 70 NE IeIssV CIV NeIrs-
AsBURY PARK, Dec. 1S90-The agent
of well known firm of liquor dealers in
New York came here yesterday and be-
gan canvassing for orders. The law pro-
hfblts the sails of spirItuous or malt
liquors within mile OF tho town limits,
aud Chief of Police Bailey and his off
GERS started out in pursuit or the agent.
A friend OF the agent told him that the
officers were looking for him, and he left
for New York on the first train
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09
Nj Mr. Duran,s FORMER Partner.

Commissioner Edward Dugan. of the
Board of Street and Water Commission
ers, says that John F'itzsimmons, drawn
by Sheriff McPhillips as grand jury
man, is not the gentleman who was form
erIy associated with him in the feed busi-
ness.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09
Increasing the speed of Railroad Trains

There seems no serious difficulty. on
the engineering side. in securing and
maintaining a speed of 100 miles an hour,
or probably more; but the capitalist is
here intimidated. Higher speeds cost
money for INITIAL and operative expenses
in higher ratio than either increase of
speed or the returns 10 be expected on
capital so invested. Our fastest trains do
not directly pay, even now, when the
wear and tear OF engines, cars, roadbed
and bridges, to say nothing of flesh aud
blood, nerves and health are considered.
When the people want higher speeds, and
need them so badly as to be able and will
ing 10 pay for them, the engineers will
construct and the railroads will furnish
trains of still higher velocity, nd of still
greater safety.-Prof. r. II. Thurst0R Ia
December Forum.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09
E.eesricity the Motor

The assumption seems fair that the To-
comotive engine win have been super
seeded when we double our speeds. aud
that we must find ways to utilize the
weights of the cars themselves for adhe-
sion. and to make each carry its own
motor. This evidently points to electric
traction, the only method as yet discoy-
cred of keeping the horse in the stable.
and vet Of making him do his work with
out taxing us for his own carriage. /
have very little question that where rail-
ways are carrying large numbers of pas
seurers on short routes, as on our elevated
systems OF road-where, il ever, we may
reach enormously high speeds-the cleo
trio motor, or some advance even on that
latest marvel Of invention aud engineer
ing, must come into use. Heat, light.
and electricity will then conspire in that
coming revolution which shall combine
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

from Heaven" and then staggered and
fell down the stairs leading from the pull
pit. The event created great excitement.
and he was conveyed to his home, where
he died at three o'clock in the morning.
Apoplexy was the cause of death.
Mr.. Strong was sixty years old and
came from Cohoes. y. Y, and leaves
widow and four grown-up children.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

At the meeting of the Street and
Water Board yesterday afternoon com
municafion from His Fraudulency was
read recommending that the plans and
specifications drawn by Architect Broom
for No. "a School be handed back with
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

"Do you think it safe Tor you to wear
knickerboekers. chappie?
"Yes. Why notf''
s.You might be arrested for having nc
visible means OF support. "--Erchdnge.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

schools could be built, one for the Fifth
and the other for the Sixth district, for
ts0.000 OF 81. 900 apiece. The lowest bid
for the construction OF No. "a school was
$1,000 The Board acted In accordance
with the suggestions
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

for us the speed Of the bird, the comfort
OF home. aud the safety OF the herrnits
cell Aud what must come will come
Prof. r. H. ThurstOR "a December
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-12-09

Leading authorities say the only proper way
10 treat catarrh is 10 take constitutional
remedy Ike Hoods SarsaparillA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01
saftiae unb itSne Raaiesden Fnb Ell


ne tIsins DsIicatsfe, bic Sober su iddssr
usis. Sid ioI5s 81 aiebsn, III isbr Isidt.
0iu man ben ganSen CONNER binbur9 inns
mer frii4e. iuitise uub it6ue &abiss4en
BADEN, 10 treffe man folserbe Sortsbrun-
gen: Wan pdble einen Boben, Der stuas
ianbis, ionft uber trdftis III uno nitt 3u
frii9 ~eebinst iein bari, man tbsils bas Stid
2anb In 8eete Don rsi4Ii9 8 Su6 Brette ab
unb aiebs auf iebem 8sete etpa l big 2 Soa
tisfe &iusn, bic man our Sdlfte NIT elmer
Wtti9uns uon 2aub unb @ompoifsrbe ans
fiut. auf bieie @rSs i5itte man cine stua
l en- bide Gage &odials uub ias bisrauf ben
Sumsn, inbs6 ui9t su bid, NIT Der obsn
be5eidneten gromii9uns, uorauf bas Beet
sesbnet, unsetlopft uub leibt bsso1sn ptrb.
Die Sortsn tsimen bann tn isbr tur3er
3sit uub bic 91an3sn wa1ien ebenfaus
iebr uerittebsu. 9ieBt man, mn ben Ies
teren ftsts cine m0sIidft slsidmdBiss
5sudtistsit gu psri9affen, 6ss sbsnSs
bdufis init SaISuafer, 10 ssbt bas @s:
beibeu nod better Dor fi9. Cine berartise
ausiaat tunn ale IA Gage ssma9t petbsn
unb er3isIt ma babnrd isIbit In sinsm
beiBen CONNER bic iG5niten, iaftisffen
Rabiss9eu. bic ntsnals boil ober bol3ts
pstben. Gte SoIwusabs bdIt uuBsrbsm
nod bic greh6be ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01
y uateS Milsrtet.
lin Sabneu ODER Sibner 40 6efOnmen

I'm Sd1ne1 00er DugHer ju DttOr1mfH,
smpfabI .. Rsb. bss bab. o. {. @sfBdt."
auf @ruub meb,idbrissr grf obruns 5oIs
senoes Saff Iauter 9ibner bsfommt man,
wsnn man Sisr uon gang iunssn 5ennen
(erifidbrissn) gum Stdtsn MIN mt ; semii4t
uerben lie BON strpas dltereu, unb pom gang
olten 6enneu betcmmt man fiber lauSer
6u5usr. au9 BET Observation-Disclosures
lou ba6sIbe 3utreffsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01
Sie Negrr Iisbsn ia ibrsus ssbeimen 81

Die Nsgrr lisbsn in ibren'ssbeimen Ors
ben ~ulsrIst idrsdLi4e Csbsimulfe nod
mshr als us,Bs O%tcenssliebsr. gu 2srinas
ton In Wifiou,i 1T bapur9 ti,5li9 aletIei
rlnbeil sntitanbsu. Der Stwarse G!ce
Nntstion mar gsremonisnmsiiter Der farbis
Sons of Protection" uno bate aIs folder
cine etoBs Ssueruafsbombe NIT In bas
2osen5immer ssbra4t, um bas Ding BET
@inwsibuns 5usier neusr Titslisber su
bsren S9redsn Iosjulahsu. Die bsisen
RsuIinse marsn nit asttsn ssfs1sIt unb
ba,ten bic ausen %uebunbsn, mite ss bic
Stbsnstesslu pori5rsi6en, ais BITE Bonnie
uor,si,is lussius uub benz Gsrsmonisn,
m~eiiter bic 9auo idusr beitdOists. Die
bsiosn usuen Witslieoer e,i5ratsn su Gos
be, riiIsn bic Sinbe pou ben aussn unb
i~iir;tsu, ais ie ben Saal buntsI fanbsn,
(osr Yalusrbrut bate bic 2i4tsr ausse.
I6i4t) nit ibrsn &ettsu rafslnb auf BITE
Strase, mo fe pisberum bic 9suts in
S5rsd psrissteu, bic ss nit WabnRuuissn
~ tbuu 3u babsn s'aubtsu. Bel benz uu
slidlidsu IHSerion bat ii9 Blutpsrsiftuns
eiussiteIt unb er wirb taum nit benz 9sbsn
bapontcmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01

gu SELMA in @aIifOrnisn ftarb am l6.
Wdrs i'm County Sofpital sin bier uutsr
benz Hamen vSlo @abrisI" bstanntsr alter
Snbiansr. IS iinS tsius llrtunben pors
banbsn, aus psIdsn f9 bsfsn ssnaues
gIter na@peiisn IdBt, absr aIs Dor mebr
als einsm Sabrbunbsrt Sranciscaners Wiis
tOndrs mad Californian fameu, lou 9as
brieI bereits 9roBuatsr seueisn isin. Nus
uebsrIteferansen iOa man na9seuiei len pa.
ben, bab iensr Snbiansr UNI has Sabr l74O
ssboren wurbe, unb iomit Elm 9ebsnsaItsr
uon $50 Sabren errei4t babe. @abrisI
fol- nismaIs pdbrsnb istuss 2sbsns bsraus
idsnbs 9etrdnte senoiIsn, nod Gabat sss
brau4t baben, unb flbrte tets siu rubisss
unb frisbli5eS 9sbsu. gr bat BITE pisIsn
Rinber unb @ntsI, wsI@e er frabsr bate,
aqe Iberlsbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01
Waaacr's Sriainol ,SannbGuiet",

Waaaer's Original vSdnnhduiel"'
Eartitur 1T in iibsrrai5enbsr 8eiie cufaes
funben mOrben. 9isisn 5urb madte Ois
rector S@tOtter In 3iti6, als sr tarsIi4
bic Reletrdumlid te,ten bes a%baebraunten
actisn:G beate,s bsidtiste. @r fanb ndms
LID u. u. einen feit buiammenseidnirtsn,
tleinen Saueu. peIder duSsrIi9 baI6 psrs
toblt unb nit Dahsr burdtrdutt uar.
als sr bts llmbiaans abI6its. iab sr. bog
es cine 9artitur mar, bic ein,ise, wsI9e
BON ben ;ablrei9 po,buubsn sepsieu pisoer
gu Gage bsi0c bert purbe. BET nd5erer
9stdtt: urs ma6te Ssrr S9rOtter BITE
@Htcsduns, buB es bic Bartitur BON rGann:
bduier" mar, uon Ri4arb Wasue,'s sissner
Sanb geidriebsn unb nit ieinem Ramerss
;use usrlehsu. @s itsqts ii9 slldlite r
Wsiie bsrnus. baB nur ueniss Sldttsr TN
anfanee fehlen, uno bas nur Gle Rdnber
Der HotenbIdtter perfoblt fnb, pGbrenb
bic Noten islbit u6uts unbe,ibrt ssblisben
ftnb Die aufssfunbsne wertbuols RsIis
quite wi,b uobl tu arbiu beg nsuen 81.
rider Gbeaters aufbspabrt uerbsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01
soba aur 8trhIleruua oss 9afee's.

Wan iibersisBt Ten fein ssnublsneu Safs
fee NIT tO9snbem BaIsr, benz Elm uents
SODA 3useisst lit. GIN Stit5su Soba
tn Der 9r6Bs elmer gtbie seniist fur 6-s
Soien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01

Shnell unb iider fnb bic 8irtunssn
BON Or. Nusuft R6nis's Samburssr ga.
RebiSiren. Su alien &potbstsn gu
bGbsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01
StGrriae Bftroe in Sang su brinasn.

st0rrige Bftroe in Sang gu brinsen.
Gin f0rrises Bferb, ueI6es ui9t au;teben
pia. tdnu oft In Sang seisst usrbsn, uenn
man tim einsn Burden @rbe in bas WauI
itstt. 8snu fd bas Gbier sinmuI In ben
&cpf seisst BAT, ri4t gu 3isbeu, 10 bIeibt
oft ielbit bic anpenbuns Der Gsiti6e obne
9tfoIg. IS gilt besbuIb, feline Iu:msrtians
teit auberweit 81 beibdftt9sn, uno btsiss
ssItnSt bard tas arssssbene WitteI: ius
benz es bic @Ibs nit benz Wauls au entfer-
men iu4t, usrsiBt es ieinsn 8iSe, itdub unb
Farm in Sang 9eiett pereen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01
9toIisriid,s V,pnmirtb, bob,n ihnsi,rr

StalteEiids N~aRDuirtbe babsn i9pst8er,
boldnoii9e uub oitfrieiiide Gbiers auf ibrs
NiItnsiebistsit septifr, unb es 1T ibnsn
m6sIi9 seusisn, ben Seuets bafir Al err
briraen, baB Die S~risien bic msifts WtI9
Al Iiefern i'm Stdnbe finb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01
Sic G,uler oes ,genupfuue garfs"

itno in Isstem Sabre unseuObnIi9 tbdtis
seueien. Namentli9 bat man Ausbri9s
uon @.pisrn beObu1tst. bic man bisber fir
erIoi&en belt. Oteie E5atiu9en banssu
offentar NIT ben eiseutbimli5en metsoro:
losii5eu SsrbiLtnifeu suiummsn, bic in
tisiem Sabre in RorosN meritd ME in guro.
pa obuulteteu. 8ieIfad if au9 bic Guftt
ausssip,o4en worbsn, baB bic sroBsu Ser:
isrsausbrids IN 3liammenbans nit ben
furdtbureu Sti,meu esitaubeu bdttsn. BITE
CUR isl6sn git in ben atIautii9su 8ifen:
prouinssn pitbstsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01
No mau....

80 man iin9t, ba lag bid rubi9 nieber,
gOie Weni6en baben teine 9ieoer.
80 mar triutt ba nsile uueri6roieu,
S0Ie Wieni6eu iisen INNER troden.
$50 man rau6t, mad germ Dir mas ~ i6aiien,
S0ie Weniden pfe9en ni6t ;u pafien.
$50 man Stat ipielt. ma9it on rubt9 parteu,
goie Wfeni5en its6eu ni9t NIT Sarten.
Wo man ts9elt, beiBt es: Ta9ebliebenl
S0le Wenibeu pfle9eu nidt ;u i4teben.
$50 man la6t, ba tannlt 8u rubi9 iisen,
S0ie Weni9eu MAIDEN ui6t in 0tser.
0o6 no man 6lapier ipielt, oa entfltebe,
g0ie Weni6eu tlimperu ipdt uno tribe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01
Sue 0o. 2, td8H6.
Sug Ro. 4, tdaItm.
Seitli9 sebeub:

9arIoritubls uub Buffet @ars auf Sa93iseu.
Galaft:Gars uub rNanu Souooir @ars" auf
Radt5i9en.
Die eir;ise Qtuie. pelde ,Waun Eou6oir
@ars" ;pilben Chicago, Dubuque, 0es Woines,
ct. SOiepb, Yto., ct. Saul uno Wtinneapolis
bat.
S6ldrpldse unb BarlprsS tii6le perSen alf
anmelouns in SidetsS Office ~reIerpirt.
W. y. Sermatre, Eaii. u. Gidets aaent.
Dubuque.
u. u. Bnieu5ari, General a,iasier
uuo Gitet a9ent, @bicaso, Su.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01
stubmsrt ihusl blanf Al MAIDEN.

Benn Stisfsl OOsr S5u5s in 5oIse uon
Rsseupetter f9usr ober gar ntdt bIant
we,ben molten, bunu idmtsre man tie erif
NIT Bi9ie elm; baruuf sisBe man sinise
Grrpfeu petroleum auf bic @tnI4mier:
biriie unb TRACE ss auf bic StiefsI. Damn
bititet man NIT osr anSSsss. Sdrfe unb
i'm 9fu tno bic Stiefsl blGnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01

Der fdnsuHs paHaster5us:5t enft irssas ,tnsr
Route ~Stntidben WinneappIis, At. SauI,
5ss YRoinss, At. Ssispb, Dubuque
uuo 6bteaso,
uub bic etn;t9e Qtrte, peI6e Speiie : Ga 8
our6 nod Dubuque bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01
1ie Gatur tn GonpulNoneu lit I6retGi6.

Tie 1atnr tn Gonpntionem lit idretGid. guttls
ntias Ausbride, Ort0us, 9rObebsu limb iuratbar uuS
itrstIia ptttsrsst uuO ss 1T taum piuIaenspsrtb, oieie
gri6etuurgen in ibrer ~Cbdttsteit uno 8irturs ourd bic
SstbriuSuus uor SetImittslr mad; uabmsn, pslas Gous
uuIfOreu uuO S6merSsu in benz abnormaten Ibeile Ses
msniaItaen Rorpers berpOrruieu. gtrsn oerurtissu effect
baben bic altmccti6eu, bstts ~pirteroeu 9ursirrittsl,
pelas 9lltlidcrwetie thinner msbr auBsr Ssbrau9 toms
men uuo fur bic Soitstter's WusersSittsrs Sas beiliame.
a~ussuebms uuO melt ptrturssuOasre SurrOsot lit. @dbs
rsuO bic eritsrsu bic GiusspeiOs i6pddsu. hdr,t oas Bit
tcrs O%teisIbeu. Die eritsu laiieu bic Seodrme ~uHtbdtts.
neil ~oteielben Ourd bic uddfOlseuoe Sdpdas uuiGbts gu
trseub welter 6Bdtis.eit ssmaat perbsu. Das Sittsrs
bsptrtt, i'm gsgsntbeiL, neil eS ~Oieisbsu sur I~5dtisteit
6sidbist uuo ri6t seUGltiam ou3u SUtust. etn.u sroBsn
uro pObItbusuSeu uutsridisO, tnoem ss fir cine bausrnb.
1~bdtisteit uuo ReseImiBtS'ett ~SsrieIbsu iOrst. Die 9sb.r
upO bic %icren perOeH bur4 Oisis IeOt,tu, peI4e sbenio
lstat 0taIurta. TeruOitdtu uO 81eamattsmus beieitist. in
pobltbitiger 3siie iturulirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-04-01

9aucaiter, go. Ginf Worate lit id
on bsftiseu rbsumatiiden Sdmer,sn. W1ir
uurbs auserattsn Ct. Satobs OIL arsu:
; i'd befoIsts ben Ratb unb uurbs
- Qntrew Rrap.