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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-24

Through torn up street, up a rickety
stairway OF dozen turns and landings the
officers proceeded under The guidance Of the
trembling landlord, a Japanese. when we
arrived on the top floor" said Special Agent
Irwin, I'VE were invited into a small
clothing. We had arrived too early for Il
formal reception, but not early enough to
find our smuggJeI in. He had been out some
time and his room was in tue charge of his
boy valet
AT first the young fellow would not talk
English to u, but when lie saw that we
were in authority he found his tongue. Then
he didn't know when his master would re-
turn and di-claimed any knowledge of the
smuggled goods. There were a couple of
chests in his room and we asked for the keys
of them. He said he did not have them, but
on our threatening TO break open the boxes
he produced them.
''Iu box filled up with old clothes we
found few envelopes. Evidently they had
been used through the mails and by mex
perianced persons would have been showed
aside, but they contained the booty we were
after. We opened them. Out tInibled brill
liant diamonds. scintillating in the early
morning light, sapphires, turquOises, moon
stones, emeraldS and topazes, and a valuable
lot they we're.
About this time we he nd our smuggler
climbing the stairs. He bowed to the floor
and with the double salutation of the
Orient, bringing his hands sharply 10 his
forehead, then reverently, gently extending
them out i'll front of his breast, saluted us a
dozen or more times. He protested his in
noeence, even before he knew what had
been done, unless Informed on the stairway
by the japanese landlord or guilty dvinng
our mission. We seized his jewels, but did
not put him or his servant under arrest"
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-24
THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT."
A Complete Report of the City Halls
Financial Hfsforv.

Complete Report of the City Hairs
Financial History.
Secretary SPOTS of the City Hall Com
mission filed report of his office with the
Board of Supervisors yesterday. 1t is the
best and most comprehensive financial his
tory of that famous pile that has ever been
compiled, at once brief and complete, and
giving a better idea of what has been done
and what is being done than can be found
in year of search among the archives OF
the commission.
The receipts and expenditures from May
u, 1890, to June 80, 1890, from the COM
mencement of the construction and from
the organization of the first board to the
present Beard of Commissioners, are shown
in the following table:
RECEIPTS.
Amount refunded on sale ..,... 432 00
Bond forfeited and rebate forfeit
Material sold at Yerba Bnena Park. 247 SO
C. bonds 20 1850. :. :. - 725,5s5 e
Taxes received under act of March ID,
1876, for fiscal years ending June
30, 1877 to and inclusive OF June 80
Transfer from General Fund, 1854 -. 10000 oO
ISIS 'io." fiee LiDi"'s fu"u' 1000 90
Total 81, 21O,4O3 50
DISBURSEMENTS.
BY amount warrants drawn. 81 4s4 90
by amount interest warrants drawn l2S, 800 80
BY amount demands drawn under
vs9rs oos,2 s6 Al
By amount demands drawn by Com
lnissioners Bryant Maynard and .o =,
BY amount demands drawn by Com
missioners KallOch. Dunn and Muir o IN
BY amount demands drawn by Com
missoners Blake, Brckwedel and - , .
Lovingly. ............ to,o'o Oh
BY amount demands drawn by Com .
missoners Bartlett, Craig and Edgar 21,9s9 is
By amount demands drawn by Com
miSsioners Pond, Flournoy and
Strother. ozo'oos o.
Total. 1894 ,652 u
Balance on hand ,............ $295,75l 81
The total cost when existing contracts have
been completed will be 81 145, 469 a. The
estimated amount to complete the hall. with
out considering the cost Of manSard roof,
but to finish both wings now being con-
structed and the main tower, is S3oO,0Oo
above the balance uneXpended June 3lst, to-
gether with the levy for this and most OF
that allowed as the limit for the next fiscal
year, when the levy and collection Of funds
Tor the completion of the building VIII
cease. This will make the Eall cost when
finished, without the mansard roof, about
S4,795, 900. The work should be completed
about the latter part of 1892.
The contractors are now at work on the
apartments to be used for the Police De
uartment, City Prison, Receiving Hospital
and Insanity Commission. The cells will be
steel-lined and provided with patent-stone
floor, ana there will be room for fully 500 III
mates. A separate apartment VIII be COLI
structed for females.
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VALUED AT 5000.

Collector of tile Port Phelps, to whom the
matter was referred as sooa as the seizure
had been accomplished by the special agent
Of the Treasury. examined the stones and
jewelry and compared them with the state
ment made by De Silva to the customs Off
GERS. They were not included among them.
Collector Phelps placed their value at about
5000.
The firm of F. p. de Silva & Co., of whom
the goods entered regularly by p. A. de
Silva, who is probably a member of the
firm, as well as brother of its senior mem
Der, has branch agencies at Singapore,
Hong Kong, Bangkok, Australia, Batavia
and Manila.
Besides the loss of goods by seizure by
the Government, the smuygler may be liable
to a fine not exceeding 5000, or to imprSon-
ment not exceeding two years, or both, and
De Silva's chances of staying in this coun-
try long enough to learn the vernacular are
very promising.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
WHITE STAR LINE.
United States and Royal Mail Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
SAILING EVERY WEEK.

CABIN, $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD Nsa.
" ing to location OF berth and steamer SCI sSSs3S4
lected; second cabin, 1856, $40 and S45. Steerags
tickets from England, ireland, Scotland, Sweden.
Norway and Denmark, through TO San Francisco, at
lowest rates. Tickets. sailing dates and cabin plans
may be procured from W. II. AVERY, Pacific Mail
Market ST., under Grand Hotel. e. W. FLETCHER,
ap26 TuwekrSu II zen. Agt. for Pacific Coast
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THEY CAME BY THE GAELIC.

THEY CAME BY IHE GAELIC.
The China steamer Gaelic, on her recent
trip to this port and arriving on September
18th, mad this interesting trio aboard. Their
of p. p. de Silva of the firm of p. p. de
Silva Il Co.. jewelers., of Singapore, ". 4.
AmarSaSingna, his agent. and the boy Marti
On the succeeding day De Silva placed in
bond threa cases OF precious stones and
jewelry. and then, with his confidant and
valet, went ashore. The three took rooms
at the Cosmopolitan Hotel at first, but De
Silva and the boy soon left the hotel and
took rooms at dilapdated house at 15I 4
NatOma street, kept by japanese. There
they have since lived.
Whether De Silva and his agent, part
ner or c0nfdant, as his exact status is
hard to determine, quarTeled or moi is not
known, but the fac. remains that to all ap-
pearances he betrayed De Silva lie ap-
peared before Commissioner Sawyer and de-
posed that De Silva had carried with him
from the ship certain valuable property,
stones and jewelry, which he claimed 10
duty had been paid on.
Among the jewels named were fifty or
sixty unset diamonds, sixty unset blue sap
phires, a gold bangle set with diamonds,
about twenty rings SCI with precious stones
and other jewelTy AmaSaSingha'S deposit
ton was made last Nedne sday evening" toe
late for immediate action.
Early yesterday morning Special Inspec-
tor Presbury appeared before Commission
er Sawyer at the instance of Special Agent
Of the Treasury Irwin, and search warrant
for De Silya's ROOMS was procured. Thus
armed with the legal permission of going
through suspected dwelling, Special Agent
Irwin, Special INSPECTOR presbury and De-
tective Adams made their way to 1877 Y
Natoma street
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-24
THE W0MAN'S COLUMN
The Influence of the Printed
Page Commented Upon.
Necessity for Strong Foundation Upon Which
to Build Higher Education-Miss
Fawcett's Success

The Woman's Column of THE MORNING
CALL is open to correspondents for the dis
cussion of subjects of general interest to
women. All communications should be
brief. Those which will appear will reflect
only the views of the writers.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-10-24

guessed at their innocent. effeminate faces
and demure almost engaging manners were
remarked by all. Even the hO0dlums re-
Trained from jeers or the exercise of their
deSpicable tricks against them. But, be-
meath all this innocence, this quiet acquies-
cent manner, there lurked the cunning that
gives to the people of the Orient the most
distinguishing characteristics.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-20
LsVd Headed boy.

VIZ" 'mPoi'eu or' oN u~y' iAii
lady.-ISra' SVIIngs.
49, H..l.I D.
A boy about Is years Of age applied to
lae'oty Ioi 'ne loO Oh running q small
engine in the place OF q boy who had
quit.
"Hsve Won run nm engine ?" WAS asked
eyes, sir"
"You understand how steam works, do
~
~,
"Of coupse."
A. I..,.-o,,
"Hei sO' INV 'A0 DO''0'
by an injector
Suppose you have too much water?"
'STheu can't get steam enough until
draw 1t down."
Correct. Suppose you haven't
sTS :,
Ahen ioOA Ou' iOf an eAP'os'oh'
Correct again. Suppose you found
the water almost zone and couldn't start
the iniectoy-wb.t uoDlA Won dopn
Come up stairs and notify you to get
your insurance policies out Of the safe
and make a sneak before she busted"
''You seem 10 be all right, young man
you can come on in the morning"
Boots and shoes Al cost at Bartbole,
Bros old stand.
w Mm9a AZ IN E slIs, eat IN resoits; "
constipation, best Tor sick headache, best
ior sour stomach soid Dy u j. TAR
The only exclusive dry goods and
clothing house in thecity Is that Of Henry
Outer. IN the ElFot National hank Du1IO-
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-20
Akcture On Economy.

A stupid looking tramp knocked at the
door Of one Of the finest residences in
YOnkers, and was received by the lady
Of the house.
"what do you wantr
please, mum, give me . dime to bay q
glass Of bread-'scuse me, I mean loaI
Of beer"
al haven't got any money"
Haven't got any money? Then,
madam, would suggest that you move
into cheaper house; you are evidently
living beyond your means. Economy is
wealth. Economic In the matter Of
clothes and house rent. Cut your ex-
Penses, and then, perhaps, some day you
viii have q dime to spaFe-a dime,
madam, that may be the means Of pre-
venting hungry and thirsty fellow NOR
tai from committing suicide; or 1t may
be quarter-a coin Of the value Of 3
cents-that will upholster the dark clouds
on the horizon Of his despairing soul with
q silver-plated lining and al his stomach
with imported beer. Good day, fair
lady."-TSraS SVfiR0s.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-20

DROGRRss LODGE NO. 81. l. o. o. p, MEETS
Il every Tuesday evening. VIM. steigler, n.
itoFS cordially Invited.
YAKIMA LODGE NO. p, l. o. o. r., MEETS
ii Friday evening OF each week. VlsitoFs
invited to attend. Geo. Gardiner, n. g.; Harry
spinning, v. o.; @. o. Nevin, Sec.
TsABELLA LODGE NO. ., DAUGHTERS OF
Il RebeKAh, meets ID and eth Monday even
Sngs Of each month. Visitors invited. Mrs. s.
Lou Monroe, n. g.; Mn. A. =. Ward, v. a.;
Harry spinning, Sec.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-20
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

YAKIMA FIRE DEPARTMENT. REGULAR
il meeting nights, first and third ThuTsdaya
In each month, $50 O'Clock.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-20

Pumpkin Pie.-Peel and cut the pump
Kin into small pieces, and put into q
kettle with very little hot water. Cook
tn soft, which win take the greater part
Of one day. Stir Il often after 1t begins
TO soften to keep from burning. When
done rub through q cullender. Then, for
. small batch Of pies, take one quart Of
pumpkin, three pints Of rich milk, four
eggs, three cups Of sugar, one scant
teaspoonful Of ginger and one teaspoon
full Of cinnamon. This Is the New Eng
land pumpkin pie recipe.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-20
WIN. H. KERSHAW.
STATE o. WAsHIR0ToN,l az
CoUNTY OF YAKIMA, S.
In the Superior Court OF Yakima County.
MICHAEL sCHoRN, Petitioner,


COUNTY OF YAKIMA,
In the Superior Court Of Yakima County.
MICHAEL soHoRN, Petitioner,
ALICE v. GOODWIN, Administrators
OF the estate Of George W, Goodwin. de- SOrdeF.
tors and all persons interested In said
estate,
on this nth day Of October, 1880, Michael
schorn, BY his attorney, J. B. ReaYis, comes and
titled court on the 18th day Of October, 1880.
claiming to be entitled to . conveyance for the
lot numbered four u, In block numbered two
hundred and ten t2iOl, in North Yakima, in
ment in writing from George W. Goodwin, de.
ceased, made on the 18th day OF February, 1889;
which said petition sets forth the death Of said
George W. Goodwin; that he died intestate on
Of hs deSsS he was Tesden y ala ' 9sE dase
county, and state Of Washington; that full pay
ment has been made on said property by the saId
Michael schoFn, with the exception Of the last
which he IL ready and willing to pay upon the
execution and deliveranee TO him Of rood and
sufficient deed Of warranty for the premises;
that the said Alice v. Goodwin was duly ap-
win, deceased, on the 2ith day Of February, 1880;
that said Alice v. Goodwin was the wife Of said
deceased and Il now his widow.
=. The court being fully advised In the premises,
petition be heard on the Ilrst day Of December,
1890, at 10 O'Clock q. m, the same being day Of
regular term OF the court, at the court house in
North Yakima, said Yakima county, state Of
Washington, and that due notice Of the PEN
dency and the time Of hearing thereof be pub
lished for four successive weeks, next before the
hearing, In THE YAKIMA HERALD, q weekly
newspaper published at North Yakima, in said
isIrnedI CARROLL B. GRAVES,
Judge OF the Superior Court
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-20

Hats aud caps at cost at BarthOlet
Bros old stand.
Two dozen Of bottled beer at the
North Yakima Bottling Works.
"A splendid line Of muslin and per
Gale shirts and summer neCkwear just re-
ceived by Myron Ellis.
DE Wits Little Early Risers; only
pill for chronic constipation, indigestion,
dyspepsia. None 80 good. Sold by Taft.
ooh! what hatW No remarks
this kind are made over the hats bought
Of Myron H. Ellis, for he carries only the
most approved makes and styles. Con-
suit Mr.. Ellis before getting your summer
head covering.
Get your hams and breakfast bacon
Of H. A. Griffin; they are the finest.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-20

streets, with blocks Of stranve.lookina
buildinRs, what appeared to be MOSQUES,
towers, ports, etc., and every evidence Of
having been built by art.
"The whole was Of solid Ice through,
or seemed to be, but blows from a hachet
on one Of the walls disclosed the fact that
beneath this barrier Of Ice was some sort
Of building material. Il looked TO be
wood, but Of a stone-Iike hardness, and
apparently petrified,
''The silence around the place was
something RhostIy. Not the slightest
sound broke the awful stiffness Of the
place, which, added to the wierd look Of
the empty streets, made Il greWsome
enough. I soon got tired Of investigating
kha oikxy - fha ak,aaka ypara hlookad In
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-20
NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
What thsDay Is FOE, md How Il Should
b ObSeFTed.
Msna Fer . Good ora FhanksgIVinG
Dlnner--HOW We Look

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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-20

BlAuGo1sI WIN rag CAIpets anu CnlutA
covered furniture. The hearty welcome
extended, with the simple comforts, made
the visit 20 enjoyable that Il was much
prolonged, to the evident wonder and evil
dent vexatiOn Of the wealthy friend.
We give below a menu for q good, old
fashioned Thanksgiving dinner, with d.
TectiOns for preparing It.
MENU.
Tomato Soup
Roast Turkey. Cranberry Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes. Squash.
Boiled Onions. Rice Pudding.
Pumpkin Pie. Apples.
Nuts. Coffee.
Tomato Soup.-Cook one pint Of toma-
toes cut very fine, in q quart Of boiling
water until the tomatOes are very soft.
II the water boils away much add boiling
water enough TO keep nearly the amount
commenced with. When thoroughly
cooked, strain. Then add soda half the
sine Of pea, one small-rOunded teaspoon
iul Of butter, salt TO taste and 4 very little
nd pepper, cEumb fine Q half dozen small
IA ~. sm.I .nD - -, IN paS
well for two or three minutes. Serve hot
In small quantities. This soup may be
Nv om;tting tbs min "Dd Sd,;"a 1, -
ths Sonn h 1900 4, ~ ,.hIa
Rosst TnrSsv n sU,a ,o., ,r,L..
/. Doa an IA M 81 ,h.t !, =. sS,ss 800
un.jI vs-v ,bo-0T.hI- 49,. ~. - ~"
,h,-I. ~ 81" Sss.,c W.. a.. = W
80 ,-;,h 90. - Hh,.h . I;., ~ . ~ ~ -
bs.n d,..oIvo5. - H;,S - - $780, -
aaItod Nisnov -s.dv Io-,hs s..,,as.. y
-h,ch - 3. ~. ~ s'Is-,N summit
Crumh ~ - - 49, .'o o...S-,,. .~y :
No .morD, ds.;,"I - 49,. $50 -
~ TSSi 80 h1 !. -. - " =,
IN bresd Z .l;~r,i. ..;d :. -. 80 !. II
- - 49, ao'S " nay " CUT
- ~ .t,,@n. N a. 49, " -
M ~ - ~. sLo,I-. =. - = -, oHpy
through; add salt, pepper and one round
ing tablespoonful Of water. Steam this
for fifteen minutes; then stir thoroughly
with q fork, voting the mixture with
two or three spoonfuls Of boiling water,
Don't pour on water enough to make /,
salvy. Add one pint Of nice oysters; stir
again; stuff the turkey and sew itup with
small Irvine; tie the legs together and tho
wings tightly to the body to keen them
from drying up. II convenient steam /,
one hour, then sprinkle well with salt and
pepper and bake till well drowned and !
fnrt u;ll n,o-.. /, ...,,,. .-..-A.-- -,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-20

Boots and shoes at cost at Bartholet
Bros old stand.
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STATE OF WABHINGroN,l a.
COUNTY OF YAKIMA. oo'

I, Dudley Eshelman, county clerk, and ex-Of.
heiO clerk Of Superior Court Of Yakima county,
above and foregoing Is q fun, true and correct
copy Of the order Of court, made in the above
and foregoing entitled action a. the same now
appears Of record In my ONCE,
(sRAL.l Witness my hand and the seal of said
court, this md day Of september, 1880
DUDLEY ESHELMAN,
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1890-11-20

YAKIMA ASSEMBLY x. OF l.. NO. 42I MEETS
ii every sunday ct O'Clock p. m. at q. A. R.
hall Questions OF importance 10 all labOTs now
on confederation. visiting brethring eOrdlOlly
invited. ~. VAUGHN, See.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-04

ii9 Bobnbeaute, 3situnsspsrtdufer, S9ub'
pussr unb anters, tn Der Nu3ba,i6aft be-
finoIi9s 2eute, unb Der feline Wann aus
Waine tab td pon elmer i4reiencen Bolts
menss umbranst. bic i'm Swans, bic Blats
form Der @ar wisbsr in bic S6be Su fIets
tern unb cine speed" gu balteu. Gs mar
Ell; s%weifelbaftss Iubitortun, aaein Spre;
DER Reeb IdBt ii9 betannili9 ni6t lei6t
perbliffsn. @r fteqte ii9 bin uno iprad
breibis Winuten lang iiber Elm Dussnt
Sbematu, wdbrenb bic Wense in @trem
fort iibsr isire Biee iobIte.
Grei Der berporrassnbiten &epublitas
ner BON Soma tnb istt offen auf bic oemo'
tratii9e Ssite setreten, uno ptrten auf Der
Rsbnsrbibbns- gsseu bic &aub5oaseiesses
buns Der Bartei, Der fe bisber anseborten.
IS iinb biss Sobn 6. Bills pom Sauen;
port. fribsr Ssnator pom Scott Co., Der
ben 9sisrn bur9 feline sei5itte uno sbrli9e
Bstdmpfuus Der grobibition uno ieinen
geriu1 CUR 8siteueruus Der tatbolii9en
S9uIen bstannt lit; @bwarb &ufeu, Der
l6 Sabre bic rspubl. Davenport v@as
sstte" rebtsirte. uub 0eonaro Srowu, BON
BoIt &c., wsI9sr DOR 3uei Subren i'm
Staat Rew gort Stumpreben tir 9arri:
ion belt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-04
SRsetnere 0a@rtnten aus Sowa

gu Sttumwa baben ii9 tirslit
3Ud sutissli9e l~luslltsfdue su9etrasen.
.SsGnes @rplo,b. Elm Bei3sutsIer Der e.,
e. 81 8. Bubn gs,istb beim &ansiren
>Ezxter bic Rdter zines 6ra5t3usss, ps!9e
isu belize Bstne a%btrenntsn. gr itarb
mad w:ut9eu Stunben unter furttbaren
S9msr,sn. - Der Brsmisr Grant uon
Der Hod Ssluuo Balm u~erIor, pdbrenb CT
Guf etnem @tlenbabnuaeen itanb, bas
8lei99epi6t unb fieI auf has @eIetie,
rDa ct iberfabren uuo auSenbIidIt9 set6bs
4t Durbe.
Spreder Com Reeb bat elm tlei.
RS Bed sebabt. als ct in 0atsrIco ben
58a5 beiftesen bate, UNI mad @bicasO gu
.lGtGu, iudte er, Gls er Isinen sip I'm
&xamuu:B a9eu be5ublsn woIts, uerseb.
2t5 uu4 ieinsm @eIOe. @r bate as in
ba Defentai9e seitsft ober itsden mel:
$cz, aber es mai fort. @r mar nabe bas
ysW, an bic 2uft 9eiett gu perben, bod
tauuts i'm 9IidIt5er Weile Elm Witreiiens
ser, Der ibm feline gOlie CUR 8erfiisuns
settle.
On Ga 9arpe braHnten Ieste 8o6s
bel @sbdube nteber, bus 8ert zines
Braubfifters. 8aIuit u t5eiIpeiIe bur8
8erf4eruns sebett.
Nus 6sotut wirb seidriebsu: Gin
BiIubaum auf Germ @pets Gigentbum
flebt tn poIer Blitbe un6 1T babel lelnes
Saitteri3mutss %uOlitdnttS bsraubt.
gfube gibpeII auf Der s. R. d
S4. BauI, Balm ereisnete ii6 Nitts letter
&o5e Elm 8uiummsnitOB Susier 3ise-
@afa9ier unb @ater- iebo3 tumen aQe
sNH benz SdrsGen bGuOn. 0te beibeu
&n1amOtiueu purben iawsr bei9dotst unO
einise @itsrpuSsu 5sltrimmert.
@iusm 9uIa f lagoon, Der am
82or9sn bes 20. OctObsrs in ben BabubOf
~ Solar Raptbs route, sntitieg elm bsIstb,
Scs @dnn9en erit i5tsn i'm Rismanb gu
&ensrtsn, els pI6s!t4 Senaub c9urrab
SIR Rssbl" brittle. Jm Ru iumm'Iten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-04

Sn 8isconiia uno In 3aiuois witb
beute Elm 8ampf fir bic llnterrittsfrsibeit
sefo9ten. @ebt Der &f fur bic Deuts
iben unb bic SatboIitsn unloren. bann
good bye beuti@e, good bye tatboIiide
Sduls. 2sitsr iinb Die iriitsu 9laubens:
brlber uno iosar Ieiber, Ieiber man4e
8rieiter, gii66fe unb @rsbii96fe nit uns
isreu Seinbeu tn Der Arend. Wte fe Dos
nit tbrem @eu,h en- usretnisen ~fOnnen. bus
III uns gang unb gar rnbssrsift4. Disie
Rationauiberalen treibsn ein gar ssfdbrs
Ii1es SptsI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-04
Ginen cnripicn Strsid babsn bic Rspu:

Gineu cnriuicn Streih babsn bic 8spus
bIituner in Dubuque sefpielt. Sir Sries
bensri6ter ifsbt auf osmotratiider Seite
Dom. Soffmunn i'm 5sIbe, Elm 2ursm'
burger. I'm 9ofmunn gu btsten i%fellten bic
&spubIitaner 2 2~uremburser obns ibren@ ils
len ais ganbisaten fir Srtebsnsridter ms
5eIb. Sobn &insirser, Der uls Republis
taner i1on ueri6iebene @emter inne bate,
unb Ystsr Rettes, stn al'er SoIbat, aber
elm in Der BoIe ssfdrbter Democrat. Srsiz
LID in Ssitsn Der Notb friBt Der Eeutsl
SIisser. Das St0nite more, weun Wers
tss erpdblt wiirbe. ST 1T elm fdbtser
Wann, bos muB man ibm lafsn. Gin
Democrat wiber @iqen auf Republicans
i5sm Gidst, bas lit neu. limb pom Gitst
itrei9en, molten fe Wertss aud ni9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-04

Gouptrueur Yoies, Der am 5reitue
Ru5mtttas in Ran6eiter su elmer auBsr.
OrosntIi4 srOBen uno ON absnos eesielbsu
cages gu eihem iiberfi0teu 9uuie bier In
Dubuque iber bic Gasesfrussn ip:a9, bal
ausemein ben beiteu @inorut sema3t.
Der Wann nimmt tstu gIatt uor zen
Runo, bebanbsIt feline friberen Sartei'
senofen iebr anfdubis unb ba brau5t
man it5 ni5t' sn wunoern, penn bic Rsru'
blttaner it4 10 3abIrei6 %siniuben, um
feline Rsben 3u b6reu.