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Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
CURRENT RKN42

Abrams have teen m.se - az
isao nea ssleerspt eaales teteffn
he iEolana ans Germany
The first ear on she nsp eleStfic
st7est railway at Rgssiosa ili, VAS
ran over ste llnes fu4ay-
A terrific hail-stofm has aesfroyea
the vine Ysr,s "a ne lait e2nA 81 sEe
n&nabs ano ID sa.sAern Ao4F.@.
Frs6ay Mr. e R Bo.mes. - cIicaao
made lhe nnsi ps yment ea asa ~ssi. aica
contra az al Ihe street c~r -tnes 81
Aen pts5 asun.
lnspeeios SpsrgieF oi tae postal sery-
ice sls leo lineoln. ~, and -fsef an iu-
spel aeH ei ths tean aeoiaea ia Fecuaa-
aen1 e ee-aolAtfE u.sl
frday al Carthage Ia. loaa oi has
Which llea l@geel MS 4t.NHg seek
IRE tgoa spontaneous cel ss.ien. and
faseo. barely pe4 sllt rs .ile
Mia sickness Aas oaosed the deagn
81 twenty-five Aeaa ol c. Sic a. iae
farms Of Patton ana Aerg. aear ssE~r
Grove schoo., ,house. south 81 Clarence.
lH
Caonsi So e. NcDeyneias 81 ban.
Vile. lll.. 6loa fr.aas irom an anaes-
theuc given hlm by sur0oous NAo wens
Try .ng Co. relieve Lim from necrosis 81
tbe .aR bone
John lollne sged "a was drowned
a. QulncY, lll Friday evening he aEi
sWoldos named herninF were in So. =
and we're cspslzed ty ierrg boat bern-
ing saved himself
Frank J.. Leg, billiard hali keeper
Of IUscoia lll., has n0t been scfn or
heard % SINCE 3Dly 4. ana ls laa IS
closed he had about s. 00o ou has peg-
son when last seen.
ltis rgmored o. Pittsburgh tlut tho
pre liminarles tor the formation cf u.e
table elassw refractory combine has
been completed Friday al3 tbai tairir-
one of the fft5iolr factories in tlc
country have joined inc comonaacn
While Great Northern hand dear ess
running between Larlmore and AorC-
wood. \. H.. al the rate oi twenty tse
miles an hour tie hand le broke ana
three men were thrown 0n4er tle
wheels Their injuries are tloggAi ID
be fatal
AT Lynn. Mass Friday tAere were
600 morocoo-drcssors oat az enn.nr-
ment. caused by q strike at M0llfous
factory The manufactures have de-.
termined 20 grant TO demands anG shat
down. throwing l,50o men out g en-.
ployment
John c. Muller, wanted in Pttsburgh
on a charge 81 forgery, is under arresi
Il Windsor. Ont De declares De Wlll
fChi against extradition. The swount
OF the alleged forger4cs is noarlv $4,000.
the Gotham National Bank being pf.H-
cipajy interested
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

Worlds Fair Directors Are n 8
enandary.
The, Vii Probably Abandon tie laks
Frent-Jac.son Park AppAr-
ently Uns.ailabie-


CKIe As0A AuE. lo-Ths HerslG ae-
elsres that tAe direcsors q tae Worlds
Colum 1ian Expos- aen have given ap al
hope Of securing TIE LAKE Iroul a.
PARTON - tie site fog the lair The
Gctioa ~ the Illinois Central Railway
Company IN refusing - pay ior the
msae groen4 in c.se pending litigation
terminated in its favor together
VITA the opinion read cred re-
Gently by Captain Marshall tie Gov
eminent marine engineer to TIE ef-
feet that tie cost OF nllnF tA6 basin
Viii De three times tte amount antlcl-
pated, and that tie tme intervening
between RoW and lSes Is eAoily made
euate, have forced the conclusion that
Is briefly eKpresse1 ia The following
significant remark % President 0sgs,
The LAKE Front Nlll net again oome
Up fer consideration Gs slte for tue
worlds fair ~ the directors q he Co
lum oian Exposition"
The Lake Front being apparently
sbandoned and taa fact that Jackson
Park does not afford a. much land a. n
Was thought IL woel1, only ll2 acres,
according 10 tue report % Engineer
Olmsted being available. stubborn
situation confronts the directors When
the National commission ooayenes here
again on September l5 they must have
another site 20 orer aud 80 must be one
atout which there is no question. Ana
the task IS not an easy one. j. Is gen
orally understood that the directors viii
endeavor % seesre Washington Park,
and the general expectation is that
Olmsicd < Co. viii report ia favor Of
that site If IL can he secured. The O.
rectors Will also try 10 obtain the eighty
acres the Washington PARK Club owns.
The advocates Of the West Side site
are pleased at the turn affairs have
taken. aud believe that tie directors
viii yet be forced 10 accept their terms.
AS one OF its supporters puts il. There
are 60 acres OF land upon the West
Side nearer to the center OF population
than any other land yet offered, which
have been profered free OF charge. and
which will need but little preparation. 9"
Vice-Presideat Bryan says that the
West Side site is being held in reserve.
A formal tender Of 425 acres on the
West side. free OF charge. has been
made by Mr. 4. J. Stone and Others 10
the worlds fair directors as site for
the exposition. The offer is Endorsed
by the west park commissioners
WAsHNGToN. Aug &c. Secretary
Proctor. in an interview expresses him
self as opposed TO the filling in OF the
outer harbor a. Chicago for the world s
fair site. lie said this harbor had been
provided by the Government az great
expense, and be could not see the pro-
priety in running IL for a merely tempo
rarY purpose.
The views Of a number OF leading Of
fcials about the War Department were
sought and the almost unanimous
opinion was expressed that the plan Of
filing in a portion OF the lake contem-
plated was unNise in the extreme and
would never be sanctioned by the de.
partment
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
cosoRE ssiokAL.


ne soass F..ss. tAs aszss Essasf
sts4zzrs @ad Eakss - the Asti-Lss-
tsEy 5il ssaz1s sroessala<s
WAsasssTeS. Az. Is.-in tas sen
ate at the mlFaiag session SeaaIor
QuaF PA as<et -u4n. .Enous consent 20
efer resolution foF cs2Ags 81 t1s
rules 50 4s 90 bring the senate - > vote
ca TIE tariff hIh Ga the 3oth q Az
gust. and - limit other ieglslall0a -
appropriation bills pgblic building
bills. conference reports. etc, bst sea
ator Edm 4nds VA objected And tie
resolution @4s act recslged
WAsHIseT0S. Aaz. 10. At the morn
ing session Of the hOass the conference
report oa TIE ball % establish . Ma
fi0aal park on toe Battlefield Of Cnicka-
magga Eas agreed ". TIE blll Ter the
relief 0f Nat Mckay ~as passed. yeas.
s5s nays. 65-ths Speaker e0antinz a
quorum. Consideration OF thsi anti
lottery bail vas begun
WAssISGroS, Aug. 10. The House
On Friday began consideration fof the
Indian aDpEO pfistioa ball Aftjg con
siderable debate ig vas agreed 20.
Sir Cooper URd offered a resolution
providing for the appointment of a Sc
lect committee Of ssyea member 70 in
vestigate and report az the next session
OF Congress- whether reductions nav
be made and 10 What sKtentl in the
nun Der and salaries OF officers ind en-
ployes Of the Government. and also to
what extent reductions may DO hate in
TIE various departments
The Mckay relief bill was "a ken up.
and pending is confederation the reso-
lLtion Authorizing the use OF the bal
ance Of the Mississippi river food fund
o. aid destitute persons in oklahoma
was passed The vote on the passage Of
the Mckay bill was IT % so, but no
Quorum appeared. and the rest of the
afternoon was spent flibUsteripg over
a resolution offered by Mr. Thomas
wis directing the Sergeant-at-AFns
20 arrest absent members.
Mr. Baker ~. " created sone little
excitement By offeri as a substitute
for this a resolution reciting the ed
itorial appearing in the New York sun
OF Friday morning upon the declara-
tion OF Roger q. Mills OF Texas,
that this Washington is no place
for me. Scarcely had the clerk
begun 70 read the preamble, when
be was interrupted by protests from both
sides Of the House. Mr.. Baker declined
TO accept the Speakers suggestion tha,
be withdraw il but he finally with
drew the preamble. The resolution
was read in spite Of protests. 1t re-
vokes all leaves OF absence except
those granted for illness and those
granted to Roger Q. Mills and others
employed like him in an educational
campaign
The Speaker disregarded the Baker
resolution and put the Thomas resolu-
tion. on which the House wasted time
until p. m, when a recess was taken
until 5 o'clock, the evening session to
be devoted 70 private pension bills
The House at its evening session-Mr.
Perkins Kan in the chair-passed 15s
pension bills
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

. r.fstal xes4<sk- Murderer f.kea nern
gAA a. fEaiT &4a h4usoa


sAA "a fsl4is &4a h4nsoa.
pfAtg Nch. Aeg ia. z fowne,
n "a reslasat u Washington Co9nty
ltxinx -sogt thNeSl ot Kennard VAS shot
ana instantly kiDe3 and his daugater
daughter hattie pr~eseis fatally
80 adsa by Casrles Fs@tt ~ al early
hour fFi3ay morning Pratt lad
Ter gnerly 6eea smployea on "a
ToAne's farm. bet w@s discharged Tor
making love - Hattie Friday morn-
ing about sunrise he called ana was
talking 20 the girl Nhen her father SP-
preached, whsn Pratt drew . ~
volYer ana shot HIN lhr0aeh iae
heart TIE girl started 20 pan
and Pratt shoi her IN the bAek,
prof geing a probably fatal wound
Pratt fed, tut Wss oyertaken ana
lodged IA Jail Shortly before MD
night = mob Ct Between so and 200
men went 10 Washington County Jail.
overpOweFed ShsTir Frank Hartman
and bis fifteen deputies, and taking
Pratt. the murderer from bis cell
hanged hin 10 a tree stout nile from
town.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
eLEw UP A TOWN.
Careless Contractors Cause the Almost
Total Demolition OF Red Cnr. Col.

Careless Contractors Cause the Almost
Total Demolition OF Red Ciir. CO..
RID CLIFF, Col, Aug. l6. 6.-Contractors
for the Denver & Rio Grande railroad,
finding that they could not finish
piece Of road according to contract put
in heavy blast containing over one
ton Of powder. After notifying all the
people % leave town and seek
safety farther up the mountain ;aey
touched off the blast After the smoke
cleared away il was found that the
village had been almost demolished,
nothing being left but five houses. while
thirty others were badly wrecked and
rendered inhabitable. The houses will
be rebuilt at the expense of the con-
tractors. In the meantime thirty-hye
families will be compelled to live in
tents
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
THE ELECTORAL COLLEGE.

Probability That the New Census VIII
More Votes
WAsHTSGToS, Aug Ia Census fig
ures are far enough along 20 do some
guessing about the Electoral College.
Utah and the other Territories can bs
left out and the total population is still
near enough 20 81, 900, 600 to take those
figures as the starting point. The ten
dency seems to be TO assume that the
next Congressional apportionment will
be made with Isl. 900 as the basis Of rep
reservation, and that the membership
OF the House of Representatives will be
fixed az 356 In this event the next
Electoral College will have 443 mem
bers, an increase OF ~. Up to 1850 the
number was $50, but on the returns of
that year the limit was raised TO 40l,
or an increase of 81 Colorado
was the only State which had been
admitted into the Union in the preced
ing decade. SO that with the new States
which have been added since 1850 an in
crease in the Electoral College of ~ is
on practically the same basis of popula-
tion. The contributions which the new
States will make TO the Electoral Col
leCe will p as follows: North Dakota,
3. South Dakota, 4; Montana, 3; Wash
ington. 4, Idaho. 3; Wyoming, 3. To
tai. %
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
rhelp. Perrin Conrletea.

ASHLAND, Wis, Aug. 16.-Phelps Per
rim was on Friday found guilty Of rob
bing the Iron Exchange Bank OF Hur-
ley of s4O,o 1t was stolen On the
night of September 10, 1859. Edward
Baker and Perrin were charged with
the commission OF the crime jointly.
Baker was convicted one month ago and
sentenced to Eve years in State prison.
Perrin has been sentenced 10 five year
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Prospect OF an Irish Fan.Inc.

LONDON, Aug l6.-The Catholic pri.
mate, preaching recently at Armaugh,
declared that great distress threatened
the people in Ireland owing to the fail.
ure OF the potato crop throughout the
country In the House of Commons
Friday Mr.. Balfour, Chief Secretary
for Ireland. said that while it was true
that there had been serious failure OF
the potato crop, yet there was no reason
TO fer a famine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
sALIseuRY,s LATEST PLAN.
The English Premier Suggests That tie
BehrinE sea Dispute lie LEFT TO Arbi-
frxffon.

LoSDoN, Aug. l0-Lord Salisbury's
last letter 10 Secretary Blaine relative
TO the Behring sea controversy has been
made public. In IL the English
Premier persists in the claim that
England and other nations have equal
rights in Bchring sea with The
United States. and concludes with E
suggestion that in the event ~ this
oountry's continuing 70 diTcr with
Great Britain. The matter be left to im
partial arbitration.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

vIENNA. Aug. Is There were l2. ooe
singers IA the choral procession Friday.
Mos. Of them were IN picturesque COS
tunes The mayor rode IN tae middle
of the procession. The American sing
ers were greeted with frantic hurrahs.
II is estimated that the crowd num-
bered 430. 900 persons Fifteen thou
sand persons were invited 70 tie mayors
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

CoLUNBiA.S C., ,Aag. 10 Nelson Nash.
who had the care Of sam and Marion
Nash. orphan children OF his brother,
aged respectively 10 and - years, was
murdered by them. The BOYS have
been arrested and bavo confessed. They
say their uncles wife urged them tokill
hiu.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
& Farmers Heavy Loss.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Aug. 16.-The large
frame barn and outbuildings on the
farm of Joseph Beatty, a wealthy farm
e., who resides two miles south of this
city, were consumed by fire at 4 p. m.
Friday. Seven thousand bushels o.
wheat and 9,c90 Of corn, 100 tons of hay,
thirteen road wagons. six twine- binders,
forty plows. and sets of harness were
consumed. Loss, $50 600; insurance
$50 600
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

III to f"r II
Cs1TIE-Msrk moderately rctlFc art
prices stcaov Quotations ranged af 81 ga
g. fnr Cholcr 70 faucF thiTrfrf sslferf 81 GO
- for roos fc ctolrc 90 o. 1Jarao faf c1n.
nor - far dc e8 03sf 1g fer butchers steers
G. s072 % fof efocl-eft f801 RT fof 1srnns
. sr1sas for westerns 81 rs1f afof Feeders
o gJae 1 for Cows. ~ 00a150 fof Funs ane
q Nns - for Feal caves
EosE-Nrflef rather active arc prices
rt .ea saf5c hiahsr sa'es rsrrrf Hf ? 1ls 81
for llehi. e. bE8b1 for roafh psnFirs f tse
- ~ r.red. snl faoosfa) ilT tns ry packing
and 81 pl.nc cts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Covered Ly the National Law.

DEs MoINEs, Ia. Aug. l6.-In writ.
ten opinion furnished by Attorney-Gen-
eral Stone on the present status OF the
Iowa prohibitory law. he holds that the
National original package law was
passed to cover such conditions as exist
in Iowa, that it revives the State law
and that no additional State legislation
is necessary 10 stop the liquor traffic in
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
rropertr and Lite pestroyed by Flood..

LONDON, Aug. 16-Recent floods in
Beloochistan have done enormous dam.
age TO property, and many persons have
been drowned. The Bolan railway foi
a distance of sax miles has been swept
away and the great military road has
been partly DESTROYED
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
A New yyIsroD,in railway.

MADISON, Wis, Aug. 10. Articles OF
incorporation OF the Wisconsin Bee Lin,
4 West Superior railway were fled With
the Secretary OF State Friday. The
proposed road ia 70 run from Milwaukee
. West Superior, a distance OF $50 miles
she capital stock is s., 900, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Escaped Through the sewer-PJpe.

PAIRS. Ill, Aug. Shorty" Nc.
Gill, pickpocket recently arrested in
Chicago and brought. here, broke Jail
and got away Friday morning by going
down the sewer-pipe. Ed Norris, con.
fined in the same cell, made the same
attempt, and was found head down in
the pipe, having been there for tive
hours. McGill weighs only ninety
lie
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
FOR THE FAIR SEX.
Cail Issued Tor WoTaan's fnierDs-
tioEaI InG0striSl Congress.

tioEaI InG0striSl Congress.
WASHINGTON. Aug. l6 Charlotte
Smith, president OF the Womans Ma
tional Industrial League Of America,
has issued call 10 the women OF the
civilized world, inviting them TO attend
the Woman's International Industrial
Congress. 10 meet at Chicago during the
ouadro-centennial celebration in 1898
This congress IS intended 10 consider
problems Of womsn's advancement in
connection with the woman's industrial
department Of the worlds fair. which
the league is working 20 establish.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

HALIFAN. Nova Scotia, Aug. ls The
unm Der OF desertions Of troops at this
garrison has increased 20 alarming pro
portions during tho past few months
and indicates much discomfort Gen
eral Sir John Ross has been called upon
10 report on the causes Of the disafec
fion
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Growth OF Saginaw. Mich.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16.-The rough
count OF the population of Saginaw,
Mich, completed by the census Office
shows the population to be 46,2l5. II
1850 the area now within the city
limits comprised the town of Easi
Saginaw as we'll as Saginaw Tho in.
crease in population is 1888, or 56.2s
nar cont
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Fatal Explosion in silk Mil.

PoTTsyILLE, Pa, Aug. 16-By the
explosion of centrifugal hydro-ey-
tractor in the cleansing-room at the
Tillit silk-mills Friday morning The.
resa Leibner. aged 16 years, was instant
II killed. and Frederick Speicht, aged
20 years, was fatally injured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Ezeta Gives Three pays, Grace.

CITY OF MEXICO. Aug 1e.-Specia'
dispatches received here from Ssr
Salvador state that President Ezets
will await the opening Of peace negotia.
tions three days longer and will theI
reopen hostilities if necessary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
For Congress.

Fridays Congressional nominations
were as follows: Indiana, Tenth dis.
trict, H. J. Adams (Pro-). Florida,
First district, s. r. Mallory (Dem. }.
Wisconsin, Eighth district, Nils p.
Hangen Rep. )renominated; Ohio, Twen.
tieth district, V A Taylor Rep on the
2slst ballot.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Commander yeaxey's stan.

BosToS. Aug. 16-Commander-in
Chief Veazey, OF the G. a. r., has made
the following staff appointments: Ad
jutant-General, Joseph II. Goulding, OF
Rutland, Vt; Quartermaster-General,
John Taylor, OF Philadelphia. Head
quarters were ordered TO be established
at Rutland. VI.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
The Failure Record.

New York, Aug. 16.-Businoss fail
ures during the last seven days number
for the United States ia, Canada 2S
total 1877, as compared with 20s last
week. For the corresponding week Of
last year total 213. representing l3l
failures in the United States and 81 IL
Canada
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Tn. Business situation Encouraging.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-The industries
are doing rather less, and the speculs-
tors are doing more. Thatis the weeks
history in brief, but the volume Of the
legitimate business Is still very large,
exceeding last years at this season by
about 10 per cent. and the outlook for
all trade is considered excellent az al
most al commercial centerA
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

AUSTIN, Pa, Aug lo.-Fire Friday
morning started in barn and in less
than three hours the business portion
of the town was swept away, thirty-fys
business places, hotels. etc, being
burned. The total loss is $500. 600, in
surance about $50. 900.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
pronos.s vonurent to : (. Cor.

BosToS. Aug. l6.-The Letter-Car
riers' National convention has adopted
resolutions indorsing the movement foI
a monument TO the late > S. Cox. the
champion OF the free delivery system.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Bold Robbery ats summer Resort


ROCHESTER,. n. Y. Aug. ia daring
robbery was perpetrsted at Ontario
Beach. Rochester's lakeside resort Fri
day. Thieves entered the cottage of A.
=. WaEner. a wealthy architect Of this
city. and tcc< jewels belonging to Mrs
Warner valued at s. 500 Then the
thieves set fire 70 the cottage to conceal
the evidence Of their crime.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Print Works Burned.

PAwTUcKET, r l.. Aug. la The
Dunnell Print Works caught fire and
with their contents were almost totally
destroyed. Tho loss Is estimated at
$3.50. OOO to 5000, 0O0: fully insured.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17
Nyciccmn Shnrrrs.

DFs NoITEs. Iowa. Aug. 16 lie
ports from various parts Of lows
the State during the week, greatly i'm
proving crop prospects,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

JACKSON. Miss. Aug. 1e. Judge Hall
OF tho United States court has decided
in the case Of Ford & Levy Va. The
Delta Pine Land Company in favor OF
defendsnts-thatt the tax titles 10 the
lands in the delta. derived through the
sales for leYee taxes in 1865 and subse-
quent years. are valid and unimpeach-
able titles This settles the titles 20
p'ore than 1000. 900 acres OF land in the
Xnv,, Ho1fa
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

Goth the method and results when
ssJfuP of klgs Is taken; it Is pleasant
nd fefreshing 70 the taste, and acts
senEiy Jet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, elenses the sys-
.sm sfsetnaily, dispels colds. head
lehss and fsyers aud cures habitaAl
sonzupakion. Syrup Of Figs is tho
snly remedy Of its kind ever pro-
laced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
teptabie 70 the stomach, prompt In
Ia action and truly beneficial IN It's
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, lis
many exesllent qualities commend it
to All and have made il the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale Ia SOC
and 81 bottles By all leading drug
gisfs. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes % try il. Do Tot accept any
suhstitute..
CALIFORNIA FTc syrup co.
sAs FRANCESCA. csi.
LOUISVILLE. ~. sEg Eos<. NJ
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

wHEAT-T-rssffle6 "A IHc l.fhe- Sep
tembcr. fIrSl o7c, ccicber. e. ass ~ o.A
Deceu. Der Gi l-alI o.. Fcbrusrs. a. o9s1
il0R NAY fflaz111
ConS-strong fc ligho- orief No p tfhd
b5Kc. steamer niEed bfsas5sc
CATF-a1ic hiFfCr faii. Nesf err s415ss
PHovIsIOHs-bcof stroug dun. ylgtf = sne
80. extra mres e. wa1g1 p-ff reesp
quiet mess, fie.a l1-1. entrs prime fioa1
1880 Lard 6ul uBseitiedi steam rendered
g. ga
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-17

Probability That the New Census VIII
Increase Its Membership by Forty or
More Votes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04

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uria9te ibr S9mer3. Wrs. Wslbon unb
tbrs E61tsr %umItanbsn ibr Eager, iie sers
flofsn In Ebrinsn ais iis gu iprs9sn an
fling, uub risfsn Iaut mad benz Colonel,
Der, uon 9orb Warusu ssfoIst, alsbalo
aus benz Nsbsn,immsr bsrsintam. Der
9eetere mar uussbaItsn ibsr bic lautsn
9efibIsausbri9e, bic auf bic 2siosnbs
na9tbsilis wirtsu muBten, sr idifte aus
binaus uub lisB nur Mrs. 8ropu an benz
Bette ibrsr iuass 6erriu.
Ste fiblts ii5 bsslidt bur5 bic &ubs,
psl6s Der Srsunb ibr usri5afite, ibr 9siit
mar srmattstetsr nod ais ibr R6rpsr, is
muBte ibm erfi 3sit laisu, Der &sibs nod
bic eraulameu unb bod 10 rsi3enceu Silber
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i1pa1sr @iubrut ibr ssbliebsn mar. Sn
einsm sebeimsn Wintel ibres SerSeus woQts
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sefaasne peri 9lisssn unb ME pisber baran
riibrsn, samit Der 9isbs unb Ersue, bic is
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ssi9abe.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04

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