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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14

infection. 1t has long been known that
almost anything that can be used as We
nlcle Tor carrying the desquamating
eplthelium Of scarlatina patients may act
as an intermediary between sick and
healthy and although recent study of the
speclnc levers tends to show that the
period In which these diseases are most
likely to be communicated is the acute
stage rather than that of convalesence, 1t
must be admitted that some of these dis
eases must be conveyed by such method as
the reception and subsequent discharge Of
infectious material from the coat of a cat
nursed by patients. But that anything
like an outbreak of scarlatina should be di-
rectly brought about by such cause is
contrary to experience, which goes to show
that this disease is not often communi-
Gated from one person to another through
the agency of third party who is free
from the disease: and it is far more prob
able that any extension of scarlatina in the
case referred to was due TO infection con-
tracted directly from the first person to
whom the disease was conveyed.
But our main object in referring to the
incident is to draw attention to the fact
that the domestic animals do constitute a
distinct danger to man, in so far that some
OF the SPECIFIC infectious fevers are con-
cerned. AS yet we know nothing about any
disease which can lead to scarlatina in the
human subject, But it is probably highly
different as regards diphtheria, for num-
Der oil instances have been placed on re
cord in which diphtheria has been preva-
lent In the human subject; q similar, if not
the same disease, has been ascertained
to exist among cats; and it is certain that
IN some cases there has been close
association btween The human sick and
and affected animals. We are at present
only just on the border Ian d Of wide sub
lect-namely, that of the relationship OF
diseases OF the lower animals to diseases
IN man; ana may possibly learn heseafter
that apart from the origin of infective
disease in the lower animals, the latter may
serve as media for communicating infec-
tons to an extent as yet not understood
! Certain it is that the manner in which
dogs, cats and other domestic animals are
at times fondly by those to VINO they be
long, and 10 whom they become attached
are not free from risk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
A whimsical Frenchman,s Burial.

A worthy citizen of the republic of let
tiers has been inferred at Dole, in the Jura.
According to his written request, he was
put in his coffin ready dressed for re-awak-
ening. Under his head was placed French
edition of Horace, at his feet ii copy of Mil
ton, in his right hand a Greek Testament,
10 his left hand an Elzevirian edition of
Horace, while under his back lay an En-
glish edition of the same Latin poet. The
coffin was painted green-symbolical Of
hope. On his tombstone he had engraved
in advance:
He that you seek still lives"
The funeral cortcge, details drawn M bv
himself, was limited to his six most init
mate friends and co-adnlirers of Horace.
During the lowering of the coffin into the
grave they sang n stanZa from an indicated
ode. The funeral ceremony over, the
friends repaired to the residence OF the de-
ceased's sister, who had been ordered TO
serve Lucullian supper, after which
other indicated stanzas from an ode were
sung. 1t was furthermore stipulated by
the injunctions that when his friends had
become slightly heady' and all the for.
malities had been executed they were at
once and forever to forget the defunct.-
Paris Cor. Panama Star and Herald
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
She "FIad Them Down Fine.

81 think you may send me Il quart of
huckleberries." said the landlady to the
marketman as she looked about for bar
gains in wilted egg plants.
"Have you many boarders this sum-
mer, ma'am?" he asked mildly.
Nine"
Isn't quart OF berries rather-rather
light for nine?" ho ventured.
mot with me-" she snapped. -Four
of my boarders don't eat huckleberries
for breakfast. and five don't eat bananas.
SO Ialternateand lsetch half either way"
New York Tribune
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
Closing Railroad Stocks.
Chicago Wheat.

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Wheat-All the bulls
were let loose on the Doard of trade 10 day. at
the opening May corn was leading the option,
which closed at;21s last night and opened this
morning anywhere from 81 TO 80 in different
parts of the pit. inside of two minutes t went
down to 53i4, when it became less wild, rising to
$50. The chief cause OF the furore were the re-
ports OF killing frosts in the northwest iLtsnsi-
fed by the posting of a notice of the failure of
Smith s. Co, who have been heavy dealers in
corn. Smith is at home sick 1t is impossible
to learn tho assets or liabilities. December
wheat. winch closed at OBS last night. opened
wildiy at I.07. but quickly receded 10 l.O6l4
steadied and frmed up, and at the end of fifteen
minutes stood at 1869.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
DAUGHTERS OF EYE.
The Lament of the Great Amer
lean HeireSS.
THE EDUCATION OF WOMEN.
RustIing Time in the Future-Cats and Di-
sease-A Pantry Emergency Shelf
General Items
For THE SUNDAY HERALD
Lament of the American Heiress.

Lament OF the american HelreSS.
If could read my title clear to castles in the
air.
And could secure baronet my fathers cash to
share.
I'd bid farewell TO earthly woes and wipe my
weeping eyes,
ForThat' S the use of money if YOU can't have
what it buys?
If could drop my maiden ame-the ordinary
And call myself MY Lady and wear the
ducal crown,
I'd never more feel envy, but enjoy that hlissful
rest.
That comes alone from owning coat-of-arms
and crest.
If could only change my friends, that ever
lasting mob
OF Misters and Misses, known as Clara, Dick
and Bob.
always should be happy and no sinful pride
evince.
If could hear my iGtimates called Baron,
Duke or'Prince.
L could lose my nasal Gwang aud democratic
face
And bug myself the figure OF q more patrician
race,
I'd never by my carriage. or by word or look
betray
The fact that ] was born or bred in plain
America.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. Sept Is. = Wheat-Easy; cash
l.0ll4; December, 1.04h@l.042a May, 1.oSa6@
l.oSh.
Corn-steady; cash, 4sss; October, 80; May,
53h.
Oats Steady; cash, SIS; October, 49, May,
Mess Pork Dull; cash. 1000; october, 10 o.;
LardSpuil; cash, fo.a7H october, $50; Jan
uury, SO.
No. Barley-Steady, 77h.
Rye-Quiet, 6l06lh
Barley-Firm, f71s.
Whisky-l.13.
Observation-Disclosures.
Short clear-Unchanged
Short RIBS 10000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
Vhnt 1t Suggested.

Mr.. Nice Ito stranger, whose language
has annoyed hirn)-Look here, sir, want
you to use better language in the pres
ence of these ladies! Your talk is abomi-
Mabel
Stranger-Is that SO? Well, I'll talk
Just as want! My language is all right,
an all do is to call q spade a spade.
Mr. Nice-Indeed! | should imagine
that you would call it a bloody shovel
Lawrence American.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14

OVER 100 PAGES. 1900 ILLUSTRATIONS. AN APPENDIX
OF 1000 WORDS, WHICH SPECIAL DICTIONARIES
OF BIOGRAPHY, SYNONYMS AND aNTONyMS, MONS
FOREIGN PHRASES, ABREvlAToNS, ETC. FOUND OTHER
EDITION. t+o~s
The copyright the original Wrs Unabridged Dictionary with
We
which
second edition. appendix
There nothing shoddy
Oxford Teachers Bible giving flexible back which
It's bound Full
Half choice.
can do it.
afford % nowt s
in
echancet should
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be
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14

The records show that men and women.
atthe rate of nearly 1900 year. disappear
from among their friends more completely
than if the earth opened and swallowed
them up. Some of them turn mp again,
but more do not. There is one prominent
name among those missing, one that most
persons in New York will remember. 1t
is that of S. S. Conant. He was in COM
Portable circumstances. was editor of Har.
per's Weekly, had hosts of friends, IL de.
ightful home and an interesting family.
One day the sergeant who keeps the rec.
ords had occasion to write in his big book.
Musings. S. CoDant, and then followed
with description of the man. Money and
the best talent to be found in New Yorl,
were used, and without result. so far as
finding him was concerned Neither the
man, his body nor any trace of him was
found, and it still stands on the records AT
police headquarters, Musings. S. Co
nant. New York Mail and Express.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
New York General MarSes.

Coffee-Options closed steady, points up to
Is points down Sales q, $50 bags. September,
iS.u5GiSl5; October, l5.4 @1o.55: November
16.S00Si6.g0: December l6.6C0l6.f5. Spot, Rio,-
firm; far cargoes. .05sl; No. z, 10.
Sugar-Raw firm far refining, SIX; centric
ugalS. SO test. bid: refined. firm.
p2er-Duil; lake October. 1910.
Lead-Steady: domestic, 49,
Tin-film; straits 222.35.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14

"The idea, George, of your having all
that jewelry, and never letting me
know
"What iewelry?"
"Why, what you were talking about
the other night in your sleep. You said,
I've got % handful of diamonds, and I'll
bet their daisies Diamonds, and you
know they're my favorites. "-Philadel-
phia Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
Did You Ever Try It?

McFingle-You seem all pegged out.
old man. What have you been doing?
McFangle-rm trying to lose a yellow
dog that's become attached to the chill
dren. Confound him! Here he comes
nowl-Lawrence American.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
AN Adyante geous Position.

Mr.. Knight-From where would you
like to view the parade?
Mrs. KnisiIt-From a given point.
Mr. Nnight-Wheres that?
Mrs. Knight don't know; but /
notice that all parades are SO long in
passing that place.-Puc,z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO. Sept, I4.-Cattle- Receipts 5000
one half of which Swere Texans and rangers
During the week past, number one fat steers sold
al 81 G5.35; second class. 4.5Gl third class
4.0G14.40: common, 15cQ3.50; Texans, 2.5oC13.60
rangers, 2.65l14.40.
Hoss-Receipts. $500; active. higher. During
tne week advanced 2G@l30: packers, 425t64.45
prime heavy and butchers weights, 4.5004 S.
light 4.5DG14.65 s
Sheep-Receipts 10000; steady; natives
GOA 4le; mixed and wethers 490d15 co. Texans
4.l5d14.5o; westerns, s.o55t35; lambs, 5.0o@5.2o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
\ Fruitful Tree.

Guest (vvho has tried them)-Why on
earth don't you cut down that old apple
tree? It's SO near the road the boys steal
laost Of EN-, and they're hard, sour
things any way.
Doctor Popular with u quiet smile)-
They pay for them at So a visit.-Judge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
New York Stock Exchange.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10. The stock market to.
day again weak and declining The close
was quiet and barely It ,ady at generally small
fractions better than the lowest prices.
Governments rather heavy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
London Money Market.

LONDON, Sept l3-U. S. As, 251a.
U. s. AVS, 6s4.
Barsilver, sd per ounce.
Consols, a5Js.
Money. 81.
Discount, 3s4@5ss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
Cats and Disease.

tits reported from Chicago that by no
means inconsiderable outbreak of scarla-
tina has been brought about by a cat,
which acted as a means of conveying the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
BOSTON Quotations.

Boston, Sept l3.-Atchison & Topeka, 402l
Burlington, g6ls Mexican Central, common,
2ila Mexican Genital bond script =; Mexican
Central nrst mortgage bonds, =; Santiago, -.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-CaleGonia, B. H., s1.75:
Con & Va, $4oG:s Horn Silver, $780, North
Commonwealth, s2.S5; Phoenix, Ariz., sloo;
Suffer Creek, $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
Petroleum .

New YORK. Sept. l3.-Petroleum closed
strong Pennsylvania oil opened at 6lia closed
81 october opened at S25s closed at e31s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
COMMERCIAL IN |. NJ:
Money Market.

NEW YORK, Sept. l3-Money on call, easy; 4.
Prime mercantile paper; 7@9.
Sterling exchange-Quiet barely steady;
sixty-day bills, 4Sl: demand, 4.S4A.
Z Bar Silver-l.145
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
THE LADIES TAILOR.

Fine tailor made suits, riding habits,
cloaks and jackets and fine plush garments
made to order. Alfred H. Cohn, is East
Second South street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14

Mems ri veted OF. blue overails redcued
from 75c. to 60c.. at
PEOPLES EQUITABLE Co-oP.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-09-14
London Grain.

LONDON, Sept. II. = Wheat = Steady
winter, rs 3d.: Spring, rs. AID.
Corn-Steady: is 3d.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
@ic lit otes!

Wtr bieten ~einbunbett Dollars geIob
runs fur ieoen 5a0 pon &atarrb, Der mid
bur4 @inuebmen uou 5aa's aatnr,b Ru'
sebeilt uerben tam.
s. 8. Cheney & Co., gisentb. 60
lebo, >.
Wir bic llntersei6neten babsn &. 8
@beuep iett ben lssten Is 5ubren sefann
unb balten i'm fur puutommen ebrsnbaf
in alien @eitdftsu:rbauoIunssH unb fiaan:
Sisu befdbist, aIe non ieinsr Strma sinse:
sansenea SerbtnbIidteitsn gu erfiasn.
Bet q Sruar, @~roBbanbeIs Dro,
sutfen, SuIebo, 8.
Daloins 9, atnnan & % a n.
9roBbanbsIs: D~rOsuiItsu, SoIsoo, >,
9au's Ratartb Sur wirb inne,li9 &c;
nommen unb mtrtt brett auf has BLU
unb bic i9leimisen Sbs, Hidden bes
Spfems' 3susnihe fret ue,iaubt. 9rsis
IS @ts. fur BITE 5Iai@e. 8ertauft Dor
allen Npoibetern.
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Gin itredIihes l1naIif bot fd conn.

tus frib sesen 4 llbr Worssns BIER ereis.
net. Su benz pom Or oIisiit WcBes Be-
wobntsn SoI,sebdubs, Ro. 1858 Soma.
itraBe, e%ntitanb un1 bic gsnanute 3eit
6suer, bas 10 f5nel UNI ii5 sriff, baB in
etusm GU bas sause 9sbdube in Slammen
ftuub. 8rumpt mar bic Ssueruebr an Ort
uno Steue unb brad ms Iidterlob fam.
menbe @ebduoe elm. WcSee iprans gum
Zen iter biuaus, bic Srau woate inn foIssn,
iu6te isoo5 Die 6tnoer gu retten unb fam
nit ibueu in ben Jlau,men nm. Die Seu,
erIeute trussn he unS bic dlts lts Go9ter
als 2st9en unter 9e~bens9efabr aus benz
brenueuten gau. Die bstben iingften
Rinber uurben ebenfaus tsn SIammen snt,
rifen, bnd warsn fs 70 psrIest, baB ON
Sonutas Ra6mittas zines itarb unb fir
bas aneere au6 fetue 9oftuuns III, ba bic
innern Serlesunsen burd beige 2uft unb
sIibenben &uud i9Itmmer ftnb, ais bic
duBern. Die 2eiden pon Srau WcBee
unb tbrsr Gobtsr bisten einsn i1rsdIt9sn
Anblif. 9as Seuer entffaub i'm Staue
unb tbsiIte it9 pom bort benz 6auie nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
easembursii1eS ans @mesifa.

Birfibrten In D. go. uniere Gants
Ieute an, bic mir In Bittsburs ant,afen
Rabet baben mir einen alien suten 6rsuul
serseien, ben Srn. s. g. &tss (DaIbeim,
Dea @IeueIanb, Ohio. Excuse, mistake:
vii happen!
8ir entnebmeu benz vIurort
&oItsfreunb" has 6olysuoe:
9li6. Sri6er, welder ouf Der Sarm ieinei
S6mle9eriobneS I'M Sul6 pobnbaft mar, il
OH Iesten Sonntag Wtor9en i'm glitter pon II
.Sabrer an einem SerSfdla9 9eitorben. Geriel
ke l1nr in V%ltrerbur9 9eboren uno iiebelte in
Sabre 1855 na6 SQinots. SaS Se9rGbntB fani
Uon Der totboltl6m Stride aus itatt.
Der vPort WuibinstOn 3eituns" If
has SOlseube eutuommen:
Die Gi9arren Sabritonten S6mit
q e S ~ bGbsn ii9 sei4attltS s%etrennt
lifGHter Der @isarrenfabtit uno pirb ieite Run.
ben nod ME Dor piinttIt6 uno 3uirieoenitsaenb
bebie1en.
Sim 26. September itarb in Belgium,
ana Sauie ibres 9tefien Sobn Rieoertorn, bic
S5iabri9e War9aretba &euenitein. Die Ser
F9rbene mar nientalS perbetrdtbet.
Der Ian9i6brtse & anton Suz
hsanB in Belgium bot fid in ben Rubeitano 9es
s5est Hnb pobnt iett bel Der 2afesRirde i'm
9aule bes iSrrt. gi6ael gtnt.
Die Serren Sobn SIinser, sSobu s. Sac.
pue, antOn adermann uilo Srant Sduma6er
nabten Gnfan9S Der ISOLDE 9emeiui6aftli6
gsrf @ei6dftss nnb 8er9nii9un9sreiIe nod
r9bca9o.
S6Iimme Our6brennerei. - Oils
am Montao bic spei Sriber Mi6ael unb Sas
rsb Roob, beibe betannte Sarmer BON Comm
Belgium, pen benz 8iebmarft in @eoarbur9 nit
QSrem Subrpert beimtebrten, paifrte etpaS nit
bun Ped gote" 10 baB Die Sei6iel gu SoSen
fel. Die 8ierbe Ipuroen bterbur6 i6eu unb
sin9en blr6. Sacob &oob rel aus benz gu99p
a1S trlitt einsn S9ulterbrn6: Oils bic Pferbe
Iydter ee9et einen Selepbonpfoten lieien unb
Saburb gum Steben 9ebra6t purbeu, fieI iein
Sruoer Wi6ael aus benz @efdbrt unb wurbe
beiuuur9slos aaf9efunben; er bate cine @es
airneri6itterun9 oapon9etra9en. gsioe tonns
ffu unperai9li6 Gr3tli6e Qfle9e erbaltelt, benn
Agr unfaq erei9nete fi9 cine turSe Strede nett
It'd pom bieIi9en Sepot an Der SautpiQe Hoao.
ss gerunSIittsn iino nabesu so Sabre alt.
gu CASCADE, DUBUQUE Co., ti ein
alter l%ursmburser anRebIer p. @. am
Sumitas, 81. Ssptsmbsr, ssftorbsn. 81
&es Jobn Saber unb mar Der S9wa9er
5as Bierbrauets Mat.
Dem r2e Mars 9sroIb" sntnebmsr
Tir has SoIsenbe:
Trou {. @a9ener pon Opens unb i6rt
Ea&ter, Srau au9. Roel nebit Samilie reiiter
cz Routa9 abeno mad Chicago, no bieIelber
.lsITitUeiIen ibre Seimatb MAIDEN parben.
@Bie Der u5eroIb" BON Sc Ma,s
rnatttaett, bat Der Sarmer Oelpsrbans In
Der Ndbe uOn StrubIs, 70 ME Ns. S6Ioi.
fer unb anbere tire 5esrben S4peir,
bard Rrantbeit psrloren. Die @iuae.
aDeios Der Ebisre warer poler 0Irmer
Der Ssrluit far BITE flsibisen 2euts 1T tsir
ssiinger.
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Gin GejhGitstbeilbaber aeiudt.

Gum gstrisb zines eintrdsli1sn giien.
paarens unb Waidinsuseiddftss lizard,
ware and Machinery tn elmer uorSdsIi1en
@estnb Nebrasta's nirb Elm Yartnsr se.
iu1t. 9erislbe muS stpas pom @eitdfte
uetfteben unb $~3OO0-$40OO on 9anb
babeu. 8as @siddft Iisst in elmer aus:
ge3eidreteu Sarmersssenb, unb omar in
elmer Stabt, bic ausIsi9 @Ountpbuuptitabt
1T. Rdbere austunft sibt bic Rebattion
bieIes 8lattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07

Die iitItd pom Wdrntng eeIssene
@e9snb parSe Somitas Na9mittas .. %.
ron einsm 8irbeIiturm bsimsefu4t. Wm
Surrop unb befsn Rinb wurben 9etOotst
unb mebrere 8erionen trussn 8~erIssunsen
bapon. Der anseri4tete S6aoen beIduft
ii9 auf msbrsre Euuisnb Dollars. Dos
Dad bes Sdulbuuies 81 Wafena wurbe
btn ueseeri6tu, aber auBerbem wutbe bort
tein S9aben anseri9tet.
Saiber GnseIbredt pom @btts
9afe, 0at,, mar Dor. Wo4e In Sc Wars,
UNI fir bic RotbIsibenbsn ieines Sesirts gu
iammsIn. gr bat etne bsbeutenbe Summe
@elbes iouie pisle Rleiber srbalten. Iae
bic miIbtbdtisen @sbsr tOnnen ueri6ert
ietu, baB ibre @aben 10 gut wte mOsIi5
uertbeilt perben.
Gin abnuusIi ereiss
nete ii9 bieisr Gage auf Der Des Moines
& Rortbusfsrn.g ubn BET 6ernoOn. 0dbs
renb 6orace Wilion nit benz &uppeIn
sueisr @asen bei6dftist mar, ieste ct einen
SUP auf bic S9iene unb wurbe Don einem
Basen %ibsrfubren. aae Seben waren
pom 6uBe setrennt worbsn.
Sn 8 a murben benz Sarmer DBL
pabrenb zines @epitters elf Bferbe pom
glise eridIaaen. Die 9ferbe ffanben
pdbrenb bss l1nfalls an elmer Drabtfen3
suiammen. Ser S9aben wtrb auf $4,000
peranf4last.
SIM @ednsniieau gIbora ereiss
nets id bisier Gage etu ~ipaBbafter 5ufaa.
8psi @efansene, Ramens @Ieaion unb
gbriffp, battsn elm God in bic Wausr &C.
bobrt unb uarsn erfoIsret9 IN bic Sreibeit
setommsn. p8ubbtns" ellington, Der
einsise anbere @~efansene, seba4te bass
ieIbs aa tbun, absr ba er Elm tsIeibter
Ranr mar, 10 war bas God gu fIein fur
i'm unb CT bIisb ba,tn ifeden; er fonnte
psber ,idudrts nod uorpdrts uno wurbs
i1lteBIih entbedt.
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Nuf ieiaer ssarm ieds WeiIeu BON

auf ieiusr Jarm is9s WeiIen pom
Wandtitsr lsbt elm @rsis. Der ITO Sabre
alt 1T. @buitcpb Gonrah, bas lift istn
Rame, 1T In Cumberland 60. tn YsnnipIs
panien am %. September 1870 gsborsn
unb benz Ramen rad beutider abtunft.
@r ma6te ten &tiss BON 1912 NIT. fam
Dor So Sabren mad Soma unb IieB iid auf
ieiner beutisen farm nieber. gt 1T Batter
uon eli 6inosrn. tts i'm utter pom 80 bis
So Sabren fnb. au9 feline Srau Isbt
nod. @onrab III nod BET beasm gsrs
tanb unb feline 9siunbbsit 1T nod 3ismIia
gut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-10-07
Mrnolb Nifs, bsr Budfeirmaurer unb

MrnOlb Nifs, bsr Budiieinmaurer unb
Contractor, bate isinen iansersn gruber
in bic 9sbre seucmmen, um i'm bas 5aub.
we,t gu Iebren. Dos sefisI absr ben Bed:
iteinmaurern Der bisiisen Union nidt, bic
feline @sielen wolIen, uub fs beitIofen
ans Streiten 5u gebeu, usnn Hids ie;neu
Sruser ned Idnser beitGftiss. aber bic
6erren bGtten Die &e9uuns obne ben
Birtb sema&t. IraoIb nubm ieinen Brus
Ger als GeeiIba6er nit in's @si6dft unb
tabt ibn iest mauren 10 uisl sr wiQ. Gr
bat ben 9erren elm SdnipGen ~seitIasen.
SIT icl4ss 8erfabreu Der Baditsiumaurer
6reibeit ober Gprannei? @briiiIia ii's
ii5er ni9t.