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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-06

is7 BUILDING LOTS
IN THE CHOICEST SECTION OF TIE
SUBDIVISION OF
8osKpALR.
AT THE EASTERN TERMINUS OF THE coLuM-
BIA RAILWAY AND AND Il
STREET LINE OF
THESE LOTS FRONT ON
SIXTEENTH AND SEVENTEENTH
STREETS EXTENDED.
GALE AND EosEpALE sTREErs
TO BIZ SOLD AT AUCTION
THURSDAY. AUGUST SEVENTH. AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM,
IN FRONT OF THE RESPECTIVE
s25 CASH ON EACH LOT.
slo MONTHLY PAYMENTS ON BALANCE, WITH
INTEREST ON THE DEFERRED AMOUNT
AT PER CENTUM PER ANNUM
FROM DAY OF SALE. SECURED
BY DEED OF TRUST ON
THE PROPERTY SOLD.
slo DEPOSIT ON EACH LOT AT SALE.
FIFTEEN DAYS TO COMPLY WITH TERMS.
While this property is truly suburban IT has all the
advantages of the city as well ss being supplied with
WATER. GAS AND SEWERAGE
Near the factory Of the Hysienic Ice COMPANY and
immediately on the line Of the Columbia railroad
which at 9th and New York avenue with lines
to Georgetown. Northeast Washington, Boundary and
9th and eth streets Steamboat wharves Arsenal and
all places Of amusement and Executive Departments
via F and 9th st. line of the Metropolitan L. r., for
ONE FARE.
Also on line Of Herdcs which connect with All their
lines throughout the city, making
THE HEART OF THE CITY
easy Of access from this point a. from any resi-
dence section of the CITY and easier than from any
other suburban subdivision in the District In all
AN OPPORTUNITY
never before offered Government and Mercantile
Clerks and persons Of moderate means to secure build
ing sites or to obtain
1NVESTMENTa
BUILDING
can be done at q comparatively small cost. -
FRAME HOUSES MAY BE ERECTED
In short this opportunity will never again be offered
to obtain such property on such terms apdst
YOUR OWN PRICES.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOO;

FTNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME DWELLING Gao NJ
STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue OF deed OF trust dated July Ia lssQ re-
corded IN lber 4l3 folio So of the land records Of
the District Of Columbia and by direction OF the
Ties secured hereby. the undersigned trustees will
sell IN front of the premises on WEDNESDAY, the
SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1890, at Flyk O'CIIbrK
M the following described property being part OF
LOT in square No. 449 fronting feet street
north 10y depth of 81 feet 10 inches adjoining public
alley to;eer with the improvements. consisting Of
Nei-ouilt frame dwelling No $50 northwest
Terms; Onehaf cash. balance N six and twelve
month. with notes secured on the property bearing
interest ct all cash, at the option of the purchaser
convey at purchasers cost; 800 deposit
quired the time of sale The reserve the
right to resell in te days at purchaser
sale are not complied with
JOHN n. WALKER
ASS La. ave, r.-.--
OLIVER T THOMPSON 7 irustees'
5y25-d&ds Over Central National Bank,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-06

To Blow Up the German Emperor.
The Paris Steele has received cipher dis
patch from st. Petersburg saying that dyna-
mite bomb was discovered under tho railroad
station at Rasik. This place is on tho route to
be taken by Emperor William Of Germany ON
his coming Russian trim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-06
LOT FANCY GOODS. PHOTO FRAMES PICTURES

EALTH DEPARTMENT., AUGUST g. 1890
There will be sold at the Pound corner OF I'D St
and New YORK ave. III thursday, August SENE NTH.
Al ONE O'CLOCK /. M, Dark Brown Mare taken
up from the northeast section by order the health
officer. SAMUEL EINSTEIN, Poundmaster 1t
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in by Chief Justice FULLER, expresses with
entire accuracy, in my Judgment, what
ought to have been the decision; and this
think will be the conclusion OF the judicial
mind OF the nation 1t points out, with great
perspicuity and exactness, that tho sole
question was whether there was n statute
law of the United States under which
NEAGLE was acting when he shot TERRY.
II shows, by reasoning which l think con-
elusive. that Congress had ample power to
pass any law AIRY and proper to pro-
teCt the persons OF all officers OF the United
States when engaged in the performance OF
grees had not provided such leRisla-
ton, it cannot DO said that there
was any law OF the United States
which authorized tho President to detail an
officer of the Department OF Justice for this
purpose and to clothe him with authority to
take the life OF any person who should assail
Judge FIELD or put him In danger of bodily
harm. The dissenting opinion did not ques-
cumstances in killing TERRY on the spot, as
any friend Of Judge FIELD or any bystand
er would have been; but 1t held that NEAGLE
was amenablo to the courts OF California on
q charge Of murder, on which trial he would
undoubtedly have been acquitted. 1t was
therefore rightfully held by the two dis
senting Judges that a Federal court could
not discharge NEAGLE on habeas corpus from
the custody OF the Sheriff OF San joaquin
county.
It Is always to be regretted when the
Judges of the Supreme Court Of the United
States, in deciding constitutional ques-
ton, appear to have divided on party
lines. This. however, is sometimes unavoid-
able. The Judges comprising the majority
In this case, six In number, owed their APP
pontment to the Republican party. The two
Judges composing the minority owed their
appointment to the Democratic party, while
Mr.. Justice FIELD did not sit In this case
or take any part in the decision. It has
lican party to magnify the Federal powers
at the expense Of the State sovereignties,
and the equally well-known tendency Of the
Democratic party to defend the State
powers against Entertainments by the Fed
eral authority. These tendencies are
Just as apparent In the Judges OF
the Supreme Court as they are in
other public men occupying. prominent
places OF great responsibility. In the
present case the Republican majority have
taken long stride toward greater con-
solidation than any that has been taken by
the Supreme Federal Judiciary; and for this
reason have called to this case the seri-
GUS attention Of the people.
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POEMS WORTH READING.


Prom the Spanish NJ FrdneItco Se'len-
Ihavo lived before. whore' That cannot tell
Nor how, nor when. OF those forgotten yeArs
Only vague echoes from the darkness SWELL
Bringing familiar murmurs to my cara
The Ehosty image OF that misty past
Enfolds me like a shadow; and my sense
Strives all in vain to grasp and hold It FAST
Only in mo 10 memorys evidence
All human language feeble 10 and cold
To paint the neeting visions that arise,
BeRuiing me with memories Of old,
OF other lives passed under other skies.
And stiil the echoes ring the voices call,
In Wild confusion, like crowd Of dreams;
Then twilight shadows, dark and darker, fall
ill not a ray through the dense blAckness gleamA
But still again vague melodious song.
With scattered. broken measures Nils the air;
And shAdowy forms, in Shadowy distance, throns,
wrapt In tho sable mantle OF despair.
My soul mounts inward into loftler spheres
Where, beyond boundaries OF time and space,
/ lived and loved before these earthly years
Chained me- an exile, In my present place
see, in feeting rays Of heavenly light
Tho glory OF distant paradisci
Then all is overwhelmed by starless night
Ny anxious questionings meet no replies
Heavy my heart with memories Of old;
My power to live and strive is overcast
BY wild desire the mystery TO unfold,
Which binds my present to that vanished past
This Ia my heritage of sorrow now,
That yelled and unknown form which once wore;
cannot fathom whom, nor where, nor how.
only know that have lived before.
HELEN g. coSLrr
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Prom the Commercial Gdstte-
ia ruther lay out here among the treeA
with the singing birds and tho huml bees,
A.knowing that can do as please,
Than to live what folks call q life OF ease
Up thar In the city.
Fer really don't 'xactly understan'
Whore the comfort is fer any man
In walkiu hot bricks an ustn fan,
An enloyin himself rs he says he can
Up thar In the city.
It's kinder lonesome. meobe you'll say,
ALVIN out hero day after day
In this kinder easy. careless way;
But hour out here 10 bettern n day
Up thar in the city.
As fer that JUS look at the flowers aroun'.
A peepin' their heads up ali over tho Rroun,
An tho fruit h.bendin the trees way down.
You don't ind such thinRs rs these In town,
Or, ruther in the city.
As said afore such thiugs as these,
The iowers the birds and the bum beeA
An alvin out hero among the trees,
Where you take your ease. an do as you please,
Makes II better the city.
Now all the talk don't mount to snu6
Bout this kinder life a.bein' rough.
An I'm sure it's plenty good enough.
An tween you an me, Z Amt half ~ tough
As Twin in the city.
JAMES wnircoHB RILEY.
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The Springs OF Fontana.

From the AthenGum.
The springs of Fontana well high on the mountain;
Out OF the rock of the granite they pour
Ripple and runnel and trssnst and fountain ,.
Well. happy teara from tho heart OF the mountain
Up at FoutanA
Seq not step can We take hut a spring
Breaks from nc roofs q .he ehs,.nus'
RS8E IN ense si n TUT tut, Of the ling,
from stone anything,
Up FontAna.
Twenty or more and no ono OF tho twenty
bushes the same, hero the waters abundant
Filling the vale with the bEn!t Of their plenty
Dow on FontanA
Surely one MONDAY the Prophe. in heaven
s 70 s ssa as sSd tho
10, all aroundit eternally well,
The springs of FOntana.
Waters OF boon.
In drought or in deluEe unatered your current
Flows from, the rock and is icy IN june
Flows when the tcieIe hangs on the torrent
Flows when the riyor is dry and tho noon
Parches FontAnA
Over the tree-root that tangos and blocks;
sob6ing from al that resls t ty 99 a sunny Hn
YGrrow, cAmpanula, thyme. aRrimony;
Flow from Fontanal
Flow, happy waters and gather and rally.
Flow to tho heavenly neIds of Imam
Blue a dream IN the folds Of the valley;
Feed them and tatten with blossom and grain,
Springs Of FontAna,
River of springG
Born many times in renewal amending.
s sssni 1Ss SEss S5 tn yo bsR
Pastures and cattle and men in your vending
Forth from FonLanA
Born who knows how a mysterious fountain
Out OF the stone and the dust OF the mountain,
Bound to country We know little Of
how SHAH bless " and praise ye enough
A. MARY p RonIssoH
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Amateur Photography.

Prom the Century.
fell in love with Phyllis Brown;
She was the incest Rirl in town.
Her father had q bank account
or ASupertiuouB amount.
And SO tho more | thought OF it
Tho clearer seemed the benefit
That such union would confer
Al least on me: perhaps on her.
FOR she was pretty such nose
Such grace of curves such tint OF rose
Such sylph like elegance of pose
Such sunny eyes OF heavenly blue,
%h uos s S,nss p;sP1s Sass
Was the superlative OF much!
And educated, She could speak
Italian spanish. NolApeek,
French. Russian, Swalish. Danish Dutch;
And every language born of Babel,
To read and SPEAK them Bhe was able.
81 learned, pretty. rich besides;
YeS she would be the gem II brides!
Tie wealth OF CrRsls would have grAcsd;
So / resolved to riAk my fate
In winning such an equal mate-
At nrat my chances prom sed fair;
She met Inc half way everywhere;
Accepted INV civiiities;
And sometimes made me III at ease
Whom on parting he'll her hand
Expressed by lust the fRintest squeeze
] cannot think she was a iiirL
And yet she did 1t to my hurs'
One day crossed the Rubicon;
knew her father must have gone;
rang her dOoTDell inly bent
On knowing II she " ould consent
6he sent mo down lite note,
Tho coolest that sho ever wrote:
Excuse me please, from seeing you,
I've something else that must DO;
III SEQ you later II we live"
asked the footman II he knew
WHY such an answer Bhe should give;
Tho servant shrewdiy shook his head;
''shs busy. sir" he Rrayely said.
"Deye!Oping a negative"
NATHAN HASKELL DoLE.
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From ST Nicho,dJ
- oh. / am dying. dying" said tho worm
~ feel thick darkness closing o or my eye:
All thinKs fall from me with my breaking sheath.
Good.by. swoetleAf oh dear, green world, good by.
Then the dull mask that b Ad enclosed him fell
Still further Oh what lofty space. what light
And all about what happy lowering things
Like blossom petals that had taken flight!
And dutterinR, stretching on the air he spread
Great RRuzy wings that let tho sunshine through;
Forgot that he had ever been worm
And far OF in the strange now depths he new.
HARRIET PHEsCorr SPoFToRp.
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At Nantaskst BeAoh.

FROM me boston courier.
Hand In hand they walked along
beside the Hunlit sea
They heard tho wHy"letB summer song
A wundruuB NEE iy,
"Oh how love ypu love " ha said,
How drHr vuu are 20 ule''
The maiden drunpei hcr pseIty head,
But uOt a word sad she
Nv IL thou be mine. my lOye ," said lie,
While gTasping her soft hand
:" oh don't make love Just now, said she,
my shoes are full OF sand"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-06

A REMEDY PROPOSED.

Theate decision Of the Supreme Court Ofthe
United Statcsontho Iowa Prohibition llwwa5
based upon the position that an article Of
merchandise, transported from one state
into another remains subject to the powcrof
Congress to regulate commerce among the
several States. not only while 1t is in hdRsitu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-06
A Woman who Is Rather Tired.

Woman who Ii Rather Tired.
From the london HduL.
q, to DO alOnei
To escape from tho work. the play,
The talking. every day;
To escape from all have done,
And all that remains % do.
To escape yes even from you
My only lONo and DO
Alone and free
Could only stand
Between gray moor and gray sky,
Where the winds and the plOYers cry,
And no man IL at hand;
Aud feel the froe wind blow
On my rain wet face, and know
Lam free, not yours but my own,
FREQ and alone!
For tho soft freight
And the home OF your heart my dear.
They hurt being always here.
want to stand up upright
And 10 cool my eyes in tho air,
Aud 10 sea how my back can bear
Burdens to try to know,
To learn, TO grow
| am only YOU
] am yours part Of you, your wife
Ana | have no other lIfc.
lCAnnot think, cannot do;
cannot breathe, cannot see:
There Is "ua but there Is not INT" ~
And worst at your kisR grow
Coutentod so
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
Sas Grab sdbnt auiGeineno Der.
QebItd1

rad serpiNer eleroer S~rualiceu, ueIde matt uuo Ihpat
oabiuiatethen, obnohI IS INNER 70 aasiebt, ais % III
oemrdait itrr6sn pirSer, mas i%noefita uiat ssi6ieat. Stt
usrtrotreu, iarampfen ;uiamutn nab ihutuOeu euoltt
Oabtn. obus OaB Fe, i.uals eiHe fefe @eiunObeit b~sisisr
uuo Sas pbpFiae sraftbeDaBtiein teruer seIernt bdtter
peItss oas Bette Der Grttsrs lit, an wslAs Fe fa nit "a
bsusrtersp.rtser 3dbts.ett ontlamnsrr. 81. u,riuaer
b~eitdoois, an ibreu s0rpsru nit stuem ~usrtbIoier Ssilnita
tel, Stdr.urssmittel ooer -sebeuspeter" -bsrum ;ufit,n'
urSju -rsparirsu", um bic Ssrbauuus uuS Die 1batisteit
Der eebsr Ju fSroerr. @euu ioIae ~miBIeitets 2sute ibrt
3ufudt gu Soitetter's WassrsStttsrs nsSmen uuS BEL
o~emierbeu be5urrer wlroeu, piroe IS gut I'm Re itebeu
6teisS DorSasliae Stirsaugsnittel erSsGst bic Srafte. be-
rem bic Sbuabsr ~beoirieu. trSem es bic Serpauuna traf:
ttst uuo Die siFmiIiruus iorSert. Gs bilft ssssu Rerpof
tat. SaIoFoFsseit, Malaria, RtereusS si5nsrber, @aI:
~terl,tSen. 8srtOpfuns, 8bsurattsmus uuS Rsuralsta,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
Gin msrfmirpiass &aniteI BON @spinr

yin uNtttunbctAtp stupti1t w" SSD'
unb gerIut mirb bsmnddft Dor benz De,
ridt tn &atibOr gum abidIuB sebrudt wsrs
ben. Bel eiusm tIetneu vGempel" moi
eiusm Der Witipieleubeu bas @elb, ni1t
aber bic Spisuuit a~ussesauser, unb er
bate sessu ben Banter etn Ssbutelos
idbfi9sr 2ottsrie auf cine Garte seiest,
wsIdsn gtnias Der 9sstsre anuabm unb-
einitri9. Nuu it BET Der 3iebuus bas
9oos nit $4,000 Wart beraussetrmmsn.
Der 9erlte,e r oss 9ooies aber, wie f1 iest
b%srausssitelt, ni9t ga sinb, fser befeIbsr !;
er bate ben sr0Bten GbeiI oes 9oiss an
anbere Be,ionsn usrssbsu. 9estere srbs.
ben i,st anipru9 aui ibren EbsiI bes @ss
wtunes. Der @sminner bes Coolies aber
usisert it9, bos Coos bsraus3usebsn. Wau
TT nun bssterta. me bas Salomonii9s l1r>
tbeiI ibsr bic 8sruirruus lauten pirb, tis
8Dnt9 Ybarao ausert9tet bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
Die 6iuan,freile in 8anfrstt hmb mid,

uenig burd cine Stnau3ipscuIation bsIui.
tist, IN wsIdsr Der alte Ju1s, San @ouI6
BON isinem eissnen Sobr gowiu. Der bsis
ier inter benz Ramen bad boy Eddie Be.
taunt 1T, ibsrtrumpft wrrbeu 1T. Wau
ersdblt fd ndmIid, baB Sap @ouIb nit
9iIfe ieinss iinsersn SObuss stnsn tinits
It9en Subm fir bic Attisn Der Wifou,is
pacifcsS Balm bepirtte, absr am @nbe Der
Bo4e NIT einem Gsrluf uon $l25, 600
Dollars aus bieier Speculation bsraustam.
Der @suinner bisies 8srluftss 1T aber tein
anberer ais bad boy Eddie Der NIT bie.
fem bur4trisben en- S9a93us bewisien bat,
baB er ieines 8aters d@ter Sobn 1T. Der
aIte ioa aus 5reube iber bas Talent lsis
nss SObnes ben 8s,Iuit nit i9Iausm 9dt
elm ueri9msr3t baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
Sic Singer oes adt;ebniabrissn 9ouis

~ OsH9SN y >ousS
Samburger aug Baltimore befsen eius
an's Wunbsrbare srensenbe Tdbiatett,
welde aue wifsnidaftIi9e Rreiie iener
Stabt felt LANCE 3r ertldren ueriu6t, absr
es bisber utdt uermodt baben. Der iunse
Weni9, Der aussnbIifIi1 bas vWatplanb
college Of 8burmacp In Baltimore ala S6ss
ling beiu9t, brau9t nur ieine Tinseripisen
sesen einen feiten @essnitanb gu britsu,
UNI BITE Gdbisteit gu erIansen, bieisn @es
senffanb, obne isbe Na1blIfs emporsubes
ben, unb Idnssre Sstt in Der 2uft i9ues
beno Su erbaIten. Das @eui6t, weIdes
er auf bteie unertIdrIide Wsiie aubsben per
mag, Tam Bis finf Bfunb iduer isin.
Dis @eIebrten 8altimore's i9reiben tim
isst sine innere masnstii9e Graft su, psls
DE bteies Wunber bswirten fol-. Dem
iunsen Wann ftnb mad d4t amsritanti1er
art bsreits nebrere CUTE anerbistunsen ses
ma9t worbeu, ieine wlnberbare &unf In
einsu, Dime Wuieum" su 3eisen. Der
Batter bes iuussn Wannss. 5srr gbilipp
hamburger, eth wobIbstannter Raufmann
IN Baltimore, uiirbe isboh bic 3uri9aus
iteIuns ietnss Sobnes in elmer iol9sn gns
ftaIt nidt buIoeu. Oasesen Fat er etnses
wiaist, baB tn ber Sobus 5optius' Unit:
usrftdt wifenidaftIt1e 0eriude NIT ben
msrtuirbtsen Tinsern auseifsat werben.
Gm msrtuirbisitsu finb bic beibsn 3sise.
finger, tn bereu Spissu BITE masuetiids
&raft 70 sros lit, bag fe etne bstrd9tIi9e
3abI pom StsdnabeIn IN f9 sieben uts elm
Waauet.
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Seutihe 3euuer in Taris.

Ra9bem bie 8ariisr Iusfsuuns sss
i4lofeu 1T, tebreu ieet uieIs Deuti9s, bic
udbrenb Der lettea Wonate in Der franaOf.
fden 6auptitabt sewetIt baben, pisbsr In
tire 9eimatb guild. RamentIi9 babsn
aablretde beuti9e aeuner udbrenb BET Iuss
fteuunss5eit In Barrier &eifaurants ~ieruirt.
air3Ii9 itnb 80 ReIner rsolbbelaben BON
ber Setnes9 eitaben~ tn Granefurt eiussz
trohen. Sic babeu wdbrenb bes Soms
mers 10 briaante @si9dfte seua9t, bas,
wenn es auf ie aastn antdme, ieSes Sabr
cine WeIttausffeauug f~fattfnbsn tSnnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
Gin aeuuliaes Sauuerf 1T bic iber ben

Yin ~getDaliges Vaumerf TT bic iiber ben
6irtb Of 6Ortb (S@uttIanb) seIeste Bride,
wel6e in oieien Gassn uoueubet wurbe. sic
TT eine eiie.ne 8altenbrite unb bat etne
9dnse BON 2466 Weteru. S5re 8rette BE-
trdst an ben Yfeileru SO! Wtetsr u. ueriiust
it9 seser bic Wttte Bis 3u ST Weter; bic
twei sr66ten S~pannunseu betraseu lie 521
Dieter. Die 96be Der Bride, pom SIuBs
bett aus sereGnet, Gberrast nod bic ber
peters.irfe tn &Om. Ous Sunbament gu
ben YfeiIe,n wuroe bur9 Irbeiter, bic in
elmer Dirt e~iierner Gau9erslote ssborsen
waren, aeleat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
Sic ,IeBte" Wunoerflinte.

800 S1ife obTe EuIuer. Inter bteie,
l1eberi9rtft br;ust Der Better 2OpIO," eth
ernites OffiSi0ies Blatt, etne gartier Cor.
rem puntenh wonad sin Woniteur @itfart
IN 8aris cine Wunberf finite e~rfunben bate.
Dteielbe 1T Ieidtsr uls bic iontisen @s:
wsbre, fdisBt auf 1000 Wetsr 800 Sdifs
btntereiuanber obne Suluer uno obne Seus
er, fat unb6rbar, einfa4 burd 2uftcoms
preiIior.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
&arl's Seimneb.

Hebrer: pWeiBt bu, mas 6etmweb iit9"
- Rarl: .Sa." 9ebrer: vBarit bu
tenn fdon eiumaI uerrsit2~ - SarI:
,Nsin." - 2sbrsr: Run, mann bait bu
benn Ssimueb Isebabt9"- RarI: vWsuu
i5 na9fssu muste."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
Gin seemanr, namsns Barter, tsbrts

Gin Seemann, namsns Barter, tebrts
iiusft mad England 3urid, usIdsr Dor 30
Sabren TN Weere srtrunteu istn iolte.
Wodsnlans bsmibte er f9, feline Srau
aus iubis su MAIDEN, bis er He snbIi9 In
9reeuwi9 fanb. Die frau bate In b:m
9laubeu, ibr Wann iet Idusf tobt, uiebsr
sebeiratbst unb bersits erua9isns Rtnber.
0enno4 srtaunte Rs Barter, ais berisIbs
ms Saus trat, iofort an Der Stimms
ano benz aeuBsren wteber.. Der tOSt 9e:
slaubte 1T istt eth psrm6senbsr Wann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
Giaere HetttertiQuna.

Gin Bauer, Der sineu Sunb. wsIder ibn
bsiBen woute, NIT Der Grt eridIasen bate,
wurbe besbaIb Dor ben &idtsr geforbert.
- v8arum babt Sbr benz Sunbs nidt ben
StieI ber Grt entsesenseaaIten2" fraste
i'm berielbe. - rDas wlrbe i5 sstban
baben," entsesnste Der Bauer, rwenu sr
mid NIT benz Sduanse unb nt9t NIT ben
Sdbnen bdtte beiBen molten"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07

ST.. 8m. H0mer, psoria, Sqs., bdIt
Or. ausut 65nis's 5amburser gruitt5se
fir bas bette RitteI Seseu aue arten pom
g~rtdItunsen. gr bat beuieIbeu tets i'm
6auie porrithia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07

Site bid Dor Ra5abmuusen. 8enr
bu elm 5eiImitteI sesen Rbeumutismus
@i4t, &lden uno @sIentidmerSen u6tbiq
bait, 70 taufe cine JIai5e Oxidation Del,
fe uirb Dir in allen Sduen pom sroBsw
RuSeu iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
BuhfGblih befolat.

Sertu: ,Nun2 Rein Sunten Ssuer TN
Ri1snberb uub Ebir unb Senfsr often ;
mas fol- bsun bas bsbeuten, Du aIbernss
Dtns2" - Reu einsetreteuss Dtenfmdbs
den: Nd, sudbise Srau befabIen bod
betm 5Ortsebeu auf bsnte abenb saIts
RI1s!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
Wejhihnihes.

Yrofsfor: v0as NOR bic SoIae bauon,
baB 4ntartrOm anro 1892 ben RSnis Gus
itau III. BON S9webeu eri4ofe en- bat9"
= 6arbtbat: vOaB antaritr6m TN Cons
usriationsIeritOn itsbt. ionft wdre &c sewis
ut1t btuetngeesu,meu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07

Hofpopb, ga., 7. Ssbruar, 1889. -
5ust Do9eu liti i'd al. sinem psrrsntteu
IenteI unb u1uBte eineu Stot sebrau9en.
ct. Satobs Del beiIte mid. = Sobr s.
6arlina.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07

Gin alter Neaer ber bot Sabreu BON
Baltimore mad 2iberisn ausssmanbsrt, be-
itsute fd tirslid etusn 8crratb BON Dr.
Bulls 9ufen Sprup. gr ertIdrte iein 8ers
lauss, nod benz al EN- Wiitsl nit bsr Nnsabe,
bag, obsIeid grtdltunsen unb 5uffen in
Ifrtta ieIten ieten, er bod ni9t obue istnen
alien Sreunb ietn motte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
q u q MlIerIst.
gu Bern in Snoiana uurbe iinsff bu!

81 PerH IN yn0taTld muroe luH9F oda
sr6Bte aueirab ansefertist, wsl9es uisl'
Ieidt lie 3ur ausfibruns seIanste. Sc NOR
fir einen Wann Ramens SobH Warb be;
fttmmt, ben idperiteu Wann In 9eru, ber
nabesu 800 Bfunb uisst, unb bas 3uet:
rabfabren ais WittsI our gntfettuns pers
iu9eu wiu. Oas @sitsa oss SabrSeuss
1T pom @iien unb StabI auseferttst unb
Der OurdmeNe r bes sroseu Rabes etn Bel
iolden Tabr5eusen ME basewsierer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-01-07
TisI Geif.

,Srau t. iou isbr pisI @siit befssn",
bsmsrtts Semuub gu isinsm Tii9ua9bar.
Dieter eruiberte: % ia. maj enbaft, ua:
msrt!i9 Biberipru9sseif.~