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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1891-07-14

La noche de 80 llegada la BAludaron con
una serenRta briliante In iuv0ntud arecibenn
Y los mdsicos de la localdad.
Es de esperarse que la simpAtica AFsci0e
no desmionta su fama de galaute COZ las da-
mas dc cntuaiastn poT el Rite liFicc.
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EDITOR's CHAT.

Media Piympton quotes the law on postal auto
graphs which b., written matter, namely letters,
postal cards aud all matter wholly partly in writ
ing, whether sealed unseRled IL first-clRss mat
ter Investigation has proved thai written postal
autograph iuciosed in an envelope, whether the en-
Eelope j. sealed unsealed must have g letter
postage stamp. Carrie j.. Nixon writes TO correct
her statement 10 the contrary.
Julius w. GogRru, QuaFtermasler- General, n T..
9. C. G.. has changed HE residence from HRllston
a. GuEnrHyiile, Mich, aud goes later 10 Detroit,
HfteF attendance upon the State EnoHmpment. His
81 one 81 the brightest minds Ia The C. C.. and
Should be Vnirr tie Law Department OF the Uni
Ncrsiiy OF Michigan nj Ann Arbor, which lie con-
templates doing, we will AL wish him abundant
and enduring SUCCESS.
Our faithful &. &. friend, Eva T. Pryor, mourns
The loss OF ller soldier father Julius w. GOgaru
sends MS tender eympRtiiies aud sincere condo
lenOe aud iu tllis we All lovingly unite.
Another q. &. wedding Is reported at the home
OF Flora ID. White, Carson City, Mich, the con-
tractiuE paroles being j. G. Nef. spokane, Wash.
aud Myrta d. White, Of Carson City. Many good
wishes, q. T.. friends.
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We shall have a carefully prepared program,
arranged for the entire three days. The forenoon
OF the 18th will he devoted entirely TO business 80
that n any obliged TO leave before the meeting
is closed they can do SO after the election Of officers
etc. Our program will include some musical and
literary exercises, boating, fishing, swinging, ex-
poring, a steTeOptiCon exhibition, Chinese iluml-
nations fireworks etc We intend 10 surpass any
thing yet conceived entertainment Tor the
n. r. q. G. q. Further information will cheeriuliy
be given by the Adjutant, Miss g. Fannie Evans,
No. 81 Orange street Manchester, y. H.-R. +. EN-
erson. Com. n. ii. Division; q. Fannie Evans.
Adiutant
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named" sud the historian KnoIles d. 1910
wrote 1.-THE old city OF Babylon, 80 much
spoken Of in Holy Writ" The expression ia
not simply eOlloquial nor obsolete.
10 Why do we call the Bible The Law and
The Gospel2 The word law refers in special
10 the decalOg In the Old Testament. That law
is the prominent fact, the all-embracing
feature. Hence often the word law is by
syneedoche, the rhetorical figure Of speech TO
indicate the use Of the part for the whole, EN-
plOyed to indicate the entire Old Testament
The Gospel is by the same figure used 20 mean
the complete New Testament. Tho there
are four Gospels they are only different &C
counts Of the same person and work, so thas
We have practically only one Gospel. By the
Gospel we understand the story OF salvation
through Christ That is the grand fact Of the
New Testament
Thank God for the Biblei
It's there that ind
The story Of Christ and hts love.
How he came down to earth
From his beautiful home
In the mansions OF glory above.
We may notice, also, that the principle Of
law and the doctrine Of redemption run all
through both Testaments. And they, In
reality, constitute al the contents Of both.
IL. Why do we call the Bible The Sacred
Book2 This is because il is entitled to special
respect greatest reverence. IL is worthy OF
extraordinary care. We should handle II rev.
erently. IL should always occupy q dignifed
place. No one should either stand or sit on it.
IL should bs spoken Of with consideration. IL
is sacred.
The Latin word sacred is very similar in
meaning TO the Anglo-SaxOn holy. As TO holy
see under question g. The Bible has TO do
with the most solemn and weighty matters of
life and death and eternity. 10 thus has q
place Of yenerstiOn which no other volume can
occupy, and which none other ought to pre-
occupy.
IL. Why DO we call the Bible The scTipturs'
(See on question g.
Is. Why do we say the Bible is the Word OF
Godf God spoke it. It is not mans Word.
Men were simply agents in giving ir to the
world. (Ps. 1919. II, 49, Much of it was
uttered by Christ, The Word. (St. John, 1: l.
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"Ho,g delicious I Tie winning

VI = ~ Ht IIFt tfcrIHHIUBt
sings the poet and his sentiment is true with
one possible exception. III either party has the
catsrrh. even loves kiss loses its sweetness
DIR. Sage's Caisrrh Remedy is a sure cure for
this repulsive and distressing affection. By
its mild, soothing, antiseptic, cleansing and
healing properties. it cures the worst cases
500 reward offered for an incurAble case.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castorn-
When she was a Child, she cried for cAstOr1A-
When she became Hiss, she chung 70 osstortA
Whsn she had Children, she gave them Castor1A
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HAPPY HOUSEHOLD.
cARRAWAY cooKTEs.

HAPPY HOUSEHOLD; Ono cup Of sugar, half a cup
OF butter two eggs, two tablespooniuls Of water,
one half terspooniul OF soda, carrRway seed 10
taste, aud flour. You can beat sugar aud butter
together. OF take melted butter. Pro PRtria-Mary
}. SlaEuer Box ll05, Madison, Wis.
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hNswrR TO soLpIERls WIFE.

last Fall j canned some green cuTrants accord
tng 10 the following recipe and am 80 well pleased
with the result that shall can other fruit the same
way THIS yenT: Thirty-six grains sHcylio acid, half
pound grnuulated sugar, one quart son water
tcold). Mia sugar and ACID. then add water. Fill
the jar Will ifuit cover with the solution and cover
jar, but not necessarily GiT-tiEht.-IOis E. Pimp-
ION, DenisOn, lowe.
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Presence Of Mind.
lChioa0o Tribunal

Fweddy-Baw Joye. Cholly, when tina nasty,
ugly dawg twied to bite me just stopped stiff
and looked at him-like this-and, baW Jove,
be tuhned wound and wan of. Wasn't that
gwcat presence G mind2
Cholly-lt was, indeed, ole chsppis Who
would have caEecied % SEQ il in dog?
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ATTENrIoNl 0RANTrE eTATE auARps /

Our hrst annual State Convention viii be held,
al Lake Ma.sabesie, y. IL, on July IL, 10 aHe lOi
We shall literally camp Out going into quarters nj
the LongMOOd House, now engaged for tie ocoa-
sion. Let every Guard and C. g. la the old Granite
State rally 10 the camp la July A cordial invita-.
tioH u hereby extended 20 al Guards and a.. c.
living out 81 the State % join in the fraterBal
gathering Of the dear Guards a. Camp Massabesio
Ample accommodations viii be provided for all
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE IS the onyy
champion TIE soldiers hare among the great pa
pers of the country. The best IOay TO help az
relerGas Is By getting 10 more Subscribers.
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BRAIN HACKERS.

ITO Contributors: Ia sending answers name
no. OF THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE in which the puzzle
10 found. AnsSers Of guessers may be forwarded
within week amer receiving This TRfRUSE. DO not
make numerical enigmgs u your own name
Answers must nccoInpany all puzzles forwarded
ANSWERS TO PUZZLES IN TRIBUNE MAY %.
Truthful ProveTb-Good wine needs no bush
A Sacred Day 10 the G. C.-DecorAton Day.
PURE DIAMOND.
A letter.
A boys name.
Pertaining TO nativity.
An old soldier.
Nentured.
boy; STRIPPING.
letter.
SUFFICIENT FOR THE DAY.
Trsenhig orr odyta ii lAl aiht ened,
Enter ereVn liWl eb n ot-womrur;
Off ot-wOmrOr lwl vrepo ubt enthora Oh va
Thwi lS resuaen 10 oyJ nda rowoTs.
John y. and Katie Gamma
RHYMIS0 cHARADA.
On Winters eve. when by our hearth,
With children round in careless mirtk
Our hrst and book enjoy;
When, bark upon the night shades stiTI,
The first in accents loud and shrill
Our skill aud strength employ;
Down pouring, high soaring.
Our comforts 10 destroy.
When Winters frosts have passed AWAY
Meath Summer sunshine's gentle sway
My last disturbs me sore;
In morning can't sleep with case.
cannot take my meals la peace,
For prRncing. advancing,
My ears and eyelids DER.
But when The sun has gone TO rost
Tie grass with dew IL lightly pressed,
My whole with fairy sheen
numines all the hilisidcs Ger;
The tangled brake aud meadows loysr
Retiring. admiTinK,
gaze upon the soene.
M NJ Mcdonald.
Nscas nm Y,...
NY &C. H. IS II. q, g. 10 is the sirname Of ora q
his greatest characters
My II, 8, $. s. :, II is what lac is. shown by hi
writings.
My 10. !. II, 3. 5 II what many people think he ts
Biy %, 20 >, ~, ~ u what we often do when read
ing his work.
Ny T. II, rs. % a. 20 H. p is what we ind ia hi
works. and why we enjoy them
My6, T. 10, Ia what lac often does for exercisn
My 2 r. IA 8 9. ~. T. Q Is what he Ia by birth AM
education.
II. w. HsyA
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SUNDAY MEDITATION.

iJune - Il Review Sunday. In the absence OF
any specific lesson, we have chosen to consider the
Names applied to the Bibie.l
SUBJEcT: THE NAMES OF THE CHURCH TEXT
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CURIOUS CORNER.

The great council Of Henry Ill hrst took the
name OF Parliament.
The Holy Allies were Alexander OF Russia, Fran
els Of Austria, and King Frederick William Ill Of
Prussia formed Sept 20 1915 after the second abdi-
cation OF Napoleon. Osiensibis object. to secure
Christian amily throughout Chrsiendomi real OBJ
jeCt. perpe HFtion of their own power.
The Labyrinth Of Egypt had 800 chambers and
go halls, as related by HerodOtus.
The FIRST book written la America was the " True
Relation II Virginia" by Captain John Smith.
The O-tend Manifesto wHs declaration from the
ambassadors Of the Governments favOring the pur-
Chase 81 Cuba by the United States.
/. What did Ethan Allen answer when asked By
whose authority he demanded the surrender Of
Ticonderoga Harry r. Matthews.
z. What was the circumference OF Athens, and
how many citizens aud how many slaves did 10
contain 2-Maude Torrey.
B. What noted English poet was drowned in
the Gulf Of Leghorn. and In what yearf-May b.
a. Who founded Quebec. and when Kate
Duncan.
BIBLE BRIGADE
job had 5000 camels In those days a mans
riches consisted Of hocks and herds. instead Of
King UzEiah was made leprous for uSurpIng the
priests functions.
Jubai was tile father Of AL such as handle the
harp and organ. Tubsl Cain. Of every worker Ia
brass and iron.
solomon's provisions for one day while building
the Temple were 30 measures Of meal, 10 fat oxen.
aud 20 oxen out Of the pAstures aud an hundred
sheep. besides harts and roebucks, failow deer and
iaticd fowl.
J. Who was consecrated for a prophet before he
was born, and Of what city Was he a nRtiye?-k. A.
THOMPSON.
2 Whist King captured by NebuchadneELAF,
and what was his fRie--May Is. Chapman.
la response 10 numerous requests, The following
Bible summary. said 10 have been made by "A prs-
in the Basiie is reprinted Friends will please
note. and send no more Of these questions ia whole
or attached: Verses ia the Old Testament % 2fI
verses ia the New Testament, 1853; letters ia the
New Testament, B3s. so: letters ia the Old Tesa-
f. "A le
chapters ia the New Testament go; the word
Jehovah" occurs 68S5 times; the middle book oi
the Old Testament Is Proverbs; tie middle chapter
OF the Old Testament IL Job 20; the middle oil
the New Testament 10 Acts IIii.. II: the shortest
verse in the New Testament is John nj, IS: the
longest verse ia the Old Testament Is Esther viii
o: the middle book Of the New Testament is second
Thessa onians; the middle chapter and shortest 10
4 the Bible 10 Psalm Il7th.
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Ada a. Green. Lamb, Colo. daughter Of j. b.
Green, Co q, Fth Ohio Has darl5-brOwn hair and
eyes hight i've feet five inches; age, 10; weight
l25 pounds Fond OF nature books and music.
Emmie A. Macurda, Lisbon, Me, born July g.
1874. daughter of Il. III. MRcuTda, Co, b, let Me-
hharpshouters, has been member of the G. G. over
four yeHrs. She deVOtes much time 10 reading,
music fancy work, aud the care OF flowers.
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O. q. sKETCHES,

ERNEST FRENCH. MAuDE II. DAWSON.
Ernest French. Colo, lows, Is Son Of Veteran,
o reader OF THF NATIONAL TRIBUNE, and a member
of the G q. Hight, feet II nches; weight, l70
pounds Tie Is al Central University, striving for
81 education.
Maude D. Dawson, lie Roy, H., Is the only
Daughter 81 Union soldier who marched with
Sherman 90 tho sea- She has dark hair blue eyes
and fair complexion; 10 4 feet 10 inches tall and
weighs 20 pounds a member Of the &. Z. and
thurch fond Of exercise and music.
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| CURE FITS &!

When i say cure I do not mean mOrely 70 stop it9a
Tor a tins and then have them return again. lineage
radical cure. IhAvs made the disease OF FITS 81,
LhPSY or FALLING SICKNESS lifelong study.
warrant my remedy % ths worst GASES. Because
others have failed Is for not receivna
cure. Send az once for treatise and Free Bottlsoz
my infalible remedy. Give Express and Pest OE.oa.
IL q. ROOT VI, c., 193 Pearl ST., ~. ".
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Manhood Restored,

A victim on youthful imprudencs causing PrsmAtURa
Decay Nervous Debility Lost Manhood having Eiaa
in vain every known remedy. has discovered a sImoA
maEnsof 5sif-cure which he will send free his fsogp-
sufferers. Address j. III. REEVES. Box $50 New YOrk
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n. It. c. c. GUARDS.

H. T. q. g.. GUARDS; The first annual Reunion a
the Vermont Division n. r. q. q. q. will be held
az ID. q, Morgan's Hall, West street. Rutland VT
at Q a. m, Friday, june 20. 1891. All Vermont
Guards aud any who wish 10 become thsnnbeFa
are urgently Request I'D 10 be la attendance. Guards
81 other States are most cordially invited 20 De-
present Vermont Guards will please wear a small
bow Of lght-blue ribbon All come prepared 10
speak read or sing that we may make our fTst
Convention "a SUCCESS Yours, PRO Patrin-AfatLis
D.. Clark. Division Commander BrGttleboro, Va;
d. A. slavery, Adjuiant.
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FRUIT-GRowIsG ProBLEMs.

EDITOR NATIoSAL TRIBUNE: have Rus
sian apricot tree on my place that is six years
old, and six inches in diameter at the butt. It
bloomed full this Spring and some last, but not
one apricot has set on ID. eau any Of your
agTiculturists inform me the reason Of itP Il
is large tree and healthy. Can anyone in
form me the right way to bud peach trees, and
the proper timo to do it?-CHARLEs KNIGHT,
HaYeThill, Mass.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-06-18

Almost all books have variety of sppella-
tions by which they are known. This Is well.
We have TO speak so often Of the Bible, that II
we were obliged invariably to use the same title
for it, our dictiOr in this respect might seem
quite mOnOtOnOus.
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@. 9. FRIENDS Who wants the bOokmark orer
as prize for cabinet picuress IL is made OF white
walered ribbon three inches wide and over yard
IN length, with wild roses painted on one end and
Nloleis upon the other and finished with crystal
fringe and plush balls. Put your name and any
number under IS on the back OF the picture; the
one coming nearest 10 the number have sent IN n
sealed envelope TO the Editor, will win the prize,
which Ia very pretty, il did make H. The lucky
number will appear six weeks from date. Pro
PAtria-NinA Bnllou, Boz $50, NeMtonville, Mass.
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THE ENGLISH NAMES.

Book.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-17
0Gerlet Spas ano srnn.
uTan" Grispi.
Cine SdneiGerwette.

Sn einem Bisrlotale in Berlin iaBsn
mebrere 6erren, gu benen ii3 baIb elm
duBsrlt seiprd9issr 9aft seisate, bshen
itarte @eltltulation Der rebten 6anb bel
isinsn @rsdbIunssn osutIi9 etnsn S5nsiber
perristben, Der leiue RabeI NIT gra3i6iem
S9wuuse aus Der Itbsit eupOr5uf5neuen
sepobnt mar. vMeiue 9errsu" bssanu
er unter Inberem, ieoe Wstte ssbe i'd nit
Sbneu elm, taB i'd aug 3wsi Mster Eut
stnen ~sIssantsn 5ribiabrsibersisber, eiuen
&od, Elm Yaar BsintIsioer uuo eine Weite
fir einsu aussspadiensn Wsui5sn per-
fertissu tann." slasemsines @eId1tsr
srbob fi5 untsr ben gditsu, uou bsusu bsr
cine 3ufduis brsi Weter Gu5 Gags supor
getauft bate, UNI it9 5oic uno Weite
baraus fertisen su Iafsn. SO MIL Sbnsn
iosar bret Wstsr baau ssbsn", ueriests
bislsr, sic MAIDEN mfr einen l1ebertieber,
Rof, Sole une Weits baraus." - v@tns
p%eritanpsn", risf Der S5nsiosr, vSte linb
3susen meme 9errsu. i4 u:rlause ni4ts
meter ais etneu I.bsitslotu pom 50 Wart
unb fertise aIe pier Sadsu bafir aus ben
mir ibsrss5susn bret Weter Su9."
Nun wurbs bus MaB ssnommsn, unb
better psrItsB bic @eisui9aft oas 2otaI.
Msuiss Gage barauf eri9ten Der S9usis
Der BET ieinem neusn Ruuoeu NIT Der
Rebnuu3 pom 60 Wart fir aufsrtisaus ems
es l1sbsr3tsbers, etass Rodes, Der SsintIsi;
Der unb ein.r Wsits, IbsrrsiSte babel ieoo&
nur elm isbr tIetnes BaGet, aus wsI4em
ct ld4eIuo cine einsise 8elts 5:ruorsog.
Guf bic Grage, mo Bite ancerea SG1su
feisu, psrlssts Der Sdnsioer, baB er aus
benz GUIDE tuerit eiusn llebersleber, baraus
einsn 0tot, oaraus bic 9ois NIB bieraus
snbIid Die Wsite gsisriist babe. SbwcbI
iosar siKer Der @sieasn ais Ssuse nit CT;
ittsusu mar, uub Der S4aeiOer auf feline,
Jorosruns bsitanb, tonnte cine ginisuna
auf sitIi9em 8sse niSt er3isIt wsroen,
unD 10 wi,b bic Sa9e aEosrsuo gum aus,
TRACE aetommen fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-17
gfah 8%eeuoiauua oes &rieaes aeseu

SSG~ OSSho1uuS ~ ottsSHSS CNC
gnsIanb pom lsl2-lsl5 pu,bs General
Anorep Sadjon, Der SsIo pon Nsu SrIss
ans, pom ben Oamen bes Staatss Cubs
Carolina nit sinem toltbarsn pota! be-
i5entt, als 3si5sn ibrer Sewunbsruns
unb Ssresruns. Sn isiusm Geftau1snt
parfiste Jadlou, bag Ger 8otll benz Sols
baten ibsrgebsn wsrben ipue, Der aus Sics
Carolina ltammenb, I'D BURG BITE sS6Bte
Eapfsrtsit in nd5ffen Rriese aus;et1neG
mirbe. Der ndbite Rries mar Der miris
tantlbe unb Sibs9 carolina ianSte bas
YaImetto: &ssimeut. 1000 Wann FART,
in's Ielb. Nae fo5tsu ME bic 95usu uaO
teiner Der 500 lls5srIsbenesn i1icn mebr
bsre9tist, ben potaI 81 erba!tsn, aIs ole
feline RQneraSsn. go 6ei3!oB man, ben
YOtaI tsnisnissn W;tsIieo ees 2ssimsnts
~ i5srssbeu, pel5sS ale anoeren ubers
leben rirbe. Sect iinb rur nod ;uansis
i5ris unb Ssbsr uon linen bat ben Gbraei.,
bic aubsrsn Nsuussbn ;u ibsrlebsn, uul
DEN potal 81 erbsu. 9dtts Nnoreu Sad
ion, weI5sr els YrdliOent Der ~eiisrne @ssa
usr ausr 5s;siiionsssliits uno ses sroBen
jiGcaro!iuii5eu Se,sliiouslebte.s Calhoun
mar, abReu s6nnsn. baB lid I'm ben Yofal
emit Qeute bspe,ben wiroeu, pslhe aud
aeger has Banner Der Union sefo9ten
(unb Don Seiteu bss Bn!a.st.o Regiments
ssl9a5 biss i'm 9ar9ey.riss in tapferftsr
Weiie) 10 uaros CT Do5I stne anSsre Der
ilsuns sseroii:u sa5su. Iuberer Ssits
lit IS aber isbr srfreuIi6, baB iiocaroIiui.
i5sa s5smaIiaen Re5susn 10 pisl an elmer
g5rensa5s bon Iuorsu SatiOa lisst.
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$ Dieie MGuuer.

Die Go9ter bes Sauies: Die 9errer
fuo ia 10 miBsettmmt9"
Sin eerr: rSa uas febit Der brittle
Waun
Surge Dame: Der orit!e2y @oit,
i'd bah no5 ni5t mai ben eritsa uno n6ls:
midi"
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0as ,Yerliner Saas6latt" i6reibt:

9as uYerlinsr Saas6latt" iareibt:
,Ois Observation-Disclosures btlben siuer
uunbsn Santt in uuisrem Wilttdrusien.
rlntsroff3tsrs unb iinsere Sff.isre er:
manssln ui9t ielteu bsrienissn Rabe uno
@sbulb, welds BET bsr Ius5iIbuns Der
Warj9aftsn ni5t wubl entbe5rt werben
tann. Wie auf anoeren ..9ebisteu, 1T Der
Raiisr aud bier in Der grtenntniB ber
.porbanben llebsIidnbt psri6nIi5 bsmibt,
8aubsI gu idaffsu. Oerislbe IdBs ii9,
ME mir eriabreu, idbrIia Ssr;5te iiber Die
porssnommsn Sale Der WisbanoIuns Dor:
Iesen unb un.er;isbt btsieiben elmer senauer
Yrlfuns. Die tatierIibe RsnntniBnabme
uub bic ii9 barar i5Iiebenosn ~8esfisuasen
uerben boiient!i3 has Sarge oa;u bsitras
gen, benz lelosr melt usrbreitetem uebeI 81
Iteuern.@
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ssait mis elm G1er; tIiast ioIseness

u WtC TN SWtto tH"S' lp'S'"sS'
@ei9i5tea, wsItss - bitter srnf- sirem
Germ In Berlin auf Der @obHunssiu4e
paiirt 1T. Aus Der 8obnungs,siluuS
bate Der 9etrsffenbs s,iebsrr buB in esr
-. firass cine i5oae @obnuns FIR 6lo
Rart ,u permistbsu lei, unb bate flip.
nit ber Ssitunssnammsr IN Der Sui5e,
mad Dem bs~treifeuoss Saaie sbsseben, UNI
nit benz 8irtbe su rsoeu. @r mar aud
isbr sufrisSsu nit Der 8Obuuns unb ibrsr
Gage unb fraste en- S5luB Der llntsrtal:
tuns nod sinmal: Mlio 6l0 Wart foitst
bic Wobauns2 ,a5 uee," par bic Mint
mort, Safor fann Id is S5nsn MID laheu,
psnn be Srau ben iansen Dag su Sanic
is, IN sic GOD i9ou Inn breisn aus'n
Oisnif tomuen. Sor Semen foit ie TAO
Wart. Die iseissu Wistber isben besSs
frib uu adtsu meg IN tommen @bsnes
10 lIbr pieber. 2sute, bic wirtIi5 Uohs
men wousn, miifen mebr bs5ablen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-17
Sm &oQea,

groisfor: vOas Iusblsiben bss Woiss
~bsuurubiste biz Rtnosr s5staeI."
STUDENT gu isinsm Radbar): vRsin
8unosr! Wsuu oas WtooS ausblel6t, wirb
aud Gin gbriit unrubts!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-17
0ie bic Shil oburger ben 8rebs fiji
einen Shneioer hielten. Ginmal hattie

Nle Ole SWu Douraer Gen GreDe Ilr
einen Shneioer hielten. ginmaI bate
lt5 elm Rrsbs tn bas Dorf Der ebriamsn
S9tIsburser %usrirrt. ga bislten ifs IGN
fir einen Sbne!ber, mel! er spst S9sersu
babe, lestsn i'm barum auf Elm Stia Eu5
unb i1nitteH nit Der S5eere INNER
bintsr ibm Der, ais ct lbsr bas Eu9 bins
trod, ba iis msinten, sr pous LINEN bas
Wuitsr por5ei9neu. sic i5nitisu absr
10 LANCE, baB BON benz GUIDE suIsst nur bic
SsSsn ibrts blisbeu. Ruu purbsn iis al
i5rsr Ssrmutbuns IRE, uno elmer wolts
tn Corn ben Erebs ansreifsn. Ser aber
paate i'm NIT Der S1ssre berart, oaB CT
aiming, UNI 6iIfe su rufsn uub su iSrstsn:
IS ift eth W6rber, es III Elm WSrbsrl"
Da wurbe ioslsi9 elm 9eridt ibsr ben
Rrebs Suiammenssrufen unb bas lisB bas
llrtbeil srssben: pOas bisisr mutbmaBIi9s
S9ueiSer ais eine BITE 9euts betrisenbeS,
i9dbIi9ss Ebier NIT benz WaEsr ssri5tst
wsrbsn ious, unb mas basu ssbOrt." Dies
llrtbsiI warb baIb aussefabrt, unb ais bsr
arebs i'm Wafer tappslts unb binter ft9
tro9, ba fiuSsuV ibrsr etli9s untsr ibnsn an
su weinsn unb ipra@en: .Nun i9aut bod,
wie tbut bsriGOb 70 wsbsl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-17
Wht,ebn Wonatc lit i@ on sinsm

baFtigsn ahbuatiiasu 2eiben. Dur5
lanseren @sbruub pom Or. Ansulf R6ais'5
5amturssr 9rnittbee Duroe i'd pom
meinem 2siben befrsit. - Carl @o!fert,
gfe Spcamorss unb Gan Saciatp Strase,
Dallas, Ctr.