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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16

raE GOYERNMENf IN WALL oEliEf-A'
The spectacle furnished by the Secre-
tary Of the United States Treasury run
ming about Wall street like a broken
gambler looking for crumbs Of aid from
more fortunate spectators. is sufficient
to make the cheeks % the Goddess Of
Liberty burn. He has been able to beg
little gold here AID there, but scarcely
sufficient TO exc out the remainder Of
bis term Of orice. Now he is threaten
ed with the withdrawal OF all aid from
the Wall street banks, whose customers
are beginning 20 object.
Secretary FOSTER should take his
head out o. ,he sand and face the situa-
t.ou, which is clearly understood by
every intelligent person in the United
States. The Treasury is bankrupt
and the only honest way out Of
the difficulty is 10 issue bonds and
replenish the governments sGuandered
resources. This must be done in any
event sooner or later and whether the
new bonds are issued by FOSTER or CAR
Isle, the responsibility for the in
crease Of the public debt cannot be
shirked by the present administration
by such transparent trickery as Dor
rowing gold from Wall street.
senator SuEEMAS's amendment to
one of the appropriation bills authoriz'
ing the issue bonds of the government
and 10 increase the national debt, is an
acknowledgement Of the condition OF
the Treasury. The outcome Of an ad-
ministration, marked by prodigacy from
the time when Corporal TANNER in the
office of commissioner Of pensions
vowed: ''God help the surplus"
The issue Of new bonds and the iDs
crease OF the interest-bearing debt is
painfully new to the American people.
Since the close Of the war we have been
steadily paying OF the debt or extend
ing our bonds at lower rate OF inter-
est. Some months ago JEe present ad-
ministra,ion stopped making those con-
tributions to the sinking fund to meet
the debt, which the. Jaws requires. For
nearly year it mas been evident that
the administration was trying to tide
over the period which should elapse be-
fore it$successor came into Office, but
even this endeavor has failed, and the
country now, for the first time in more
than a quarter OF a century, is face 10
face with the necessity of going more
deeply into debt to keep good its word.
This simple fact should not be lost
upon the American people. -Four years
ago the Democratic party left to the
country a treasury so full that it's best
endeayors iD the closing months Of its
power were devoted TO a reduction of
taxes. One of the last acts OF President
HARRISoN'S administration bids fair to
be the approval of the bill for the first
increase OF the bonded debt since the
close Of the war.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16
Miners May BE Lost.

CRESTED BUTTE, Colo, February 10
Great anxiety is felt here in regard TO the
twenty miners employed in the Cumoer-
land mine, located on the north side Of
Butte mountain about twelve miles dis
tant. Nothing has been heard Of them for
more thsna month and it is feared that
they may have met with death from snow
slides during the recent heavy storm. The
snow is i've feet neep 90 the level here and
In the mountain district it is fully fifteen
in depth. A relief expedition will be sent
ont in search of the Cumberland miners to-
day, the men being equipped with snow
CHI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16
Appearances Agnlns. aer.

The woman who bleaches her hair,
wears many diamands al breakfast or
i'm the street, considers loose wrapper
OF gay tones and high-heeied slippers
the correct thing to wear in the morn
ing at a hotel-any such woman may
hrve a soul grand and pure and an intel
lect far superior TO that owned by her
iudCes. yet her attire is against her, her
appearance savors too much of vulgar
ostentation and a desire TO attract, and
she will at once be thought lacking in
womanly qualities. On the other hand,
an iIliterate. ill-bred creature, who
dresses quietly, unless she opens her
mouth, Will be taken by nine people out
of ten for a person OF refinement and
breeding, simply because the true lady
never seeks to win notice for herself by
eccentricities OF either speech or dress.
Therefore, If yon wish TO win golden
opinions from the world Of people whom
Won can never convince Of your merit in
other ways, eschew the gaudy and stick
religiously TO the pIainest and simplest
effects in the attire you don In public
ulaces. -PnilQdelphiG Times.
SOME REMARKABLE CURES Of deaf
ness are recorded OF DR.. Thomas Eciec-
trie Oil. Never fails 10 cure earache.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16
SIS moraER's BIBLE.
The Book on Which President Cleveland
Took the Oath of Office.

The Book on which President Cleveland
Took the Oath of Office.
Among the relics stored away in the
clerks Office Of the Supreme Court Of
the United States, writes a Washington
correspondent Of the Philadelphia Times,
is q handsome mOr6ccO-covered Bible OF
large octave size. 1t was the Bible that
was purchased eight years ago to ad-
minister the oath OF Office to President
Cleveland at his Inauguration on March
4. It had been the invariable custom
before the inauguration of Mr.. Cleve-
land 20 purchase a Bible for use AT the
inauguration ceremony and to present
this interesting memento afterward TO
some member Of the Presidents family.
Following this custom, the clerk pur-
chased a Bible 10 use in the Inaugural
ton of President Cleveland, but Mr..
Cleveland notified the committee OF ar
ranVemeuts of the Senate that he wished
10 take oath on the Bible given to him
by his mother when, as young man,
ne started out in the world 10 make his
fortune. The committee naturally re-
spected this sentiment Of the President
elct and so Mr.. Cleveland took the oath
on his mothers Bible. 1t was a small
book, morocco bound and gilt-edged.
So far as is known here, Mr.. Cleveland
still has the book and in the belief that
it will be used at the coming ceremony,
the clerk of the Supreme Court has not
purchased Bible to be used on that Oc.
casion. 1t was planned four years ago
to use the Bible purchased in 1885 at
the ceremony of 1889; but after consid-
erlng the matter the clerk determined
to purchase another Bible for Mr.. Har-
risOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16
Blown Up by Dynamite.

BIRMINGHAM, ALA, February l5.-At
Reece Thomas mining camp, six miles be-
low the city, yesterday, some laoorers were
warming ABOUT a IRE. One of them drop
ped stick Of dynamite, the fuse OF which
caught fire aud the party was blown up.
William Maxwell was blown to atoms.
David Alexander with two others were
very badly hurt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16

HoN. HoKE SMITH, Of Georgia, is Of
fcially announced as the next Secretary
Of the Interior Next 70 our own WM'
u. WILSON, there is no man whose ap-
uointment would have pleased us more
than that OF the gallant and brilliant
original Cleveland man" Of the South.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16

THE REGISTER A WASHINGTON.
The DAl.r sud SUNDAY RSGIsTEH can be pro
cured i'm Washington CITY az the Newspaper
Exchange, opposite Wuiard's Hotel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16

Tn WAS bad enough for Mrs. FRANK
LESLIE TO have gotten into the divorce
courts. without getting into the crIno-
line also.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16

UNCLE SAM would like and excuse TO
take Kansas across his knee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16

A LITTLE more sun this way would
strike us favOrabiy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16

BLEEDING Kansas is having another
hcmmOrhage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16
ADJUSTMENTS.


SHE COULDN'T MARRY THREE.
In the new comedy-drama "She
Couldn't Marry Three" Miss Lillian
Kennedy has struck a rich vein of pure
sentiment In a settingas original IS it is
picturesque. Miss Kennedy, who IS
now recognized everywhere as the pref
tiest and Cleverest SOuberette, brings
her new play "She Couldn't Marry
Three" to the Opera House next Monday
night.
In this play Miss Kennedy imperson-
ates simple fisher girl, VINO is con-
fronted with the perpleXing problem of
how to dispose Of a surplus Of lovers,
Three men are counting her at once.
aud she can only marry one. What snail
sue do? Like wise little maiden she
chooses the man with the rare cOmb.na-
tion Of goOd-lOOks, honesty and big
bank account
GUS HILL ON SATURDAY.
Gus Hill will appear at the Opera
House on Saturday next, matinee and
evening. The New York Record says:
There was not a dull moment at Tony
Pastors Theater, and as a consequence
the house was packed from pit TO dome
TO see Gus HIPS World of Novelties"
The programme was a large one, ar
ranged so as to meet all varitieS OF taste.
The troupe is composed of artists who
deserve the well-earned eminence of
last weeks performance. The COM
pany consists OF such stars as great
HartY, Bryant and Saville, EStelle
Wellington, Harris and Walters, Gus
Hill, Marion and Bell, marvellous Bag
gesen, Dillon Brothers, Leonard AID
Flynn, and the funny comedy Of "SchOol
for Scandal"
''THE DAGO" TONIGHT.
Ne drama has created a greater SEN
SatiOn than THE Dago," which will
commence a three nights engagement
at the Grand this evening. The three
CAROLS head the list Of artists, and they
have the reputation of being the best
vocaliStS, dancers and comedians in the
profession. This company carries q car
load Of special scenery for 1.-The Dago,"
and the play Will be staged on a scale
OF grandeur seldom seen here. The
drama has so many good features that
space will aOt permit OF their mention,
but those who want 10 see first class
performance will no doubt find what
they want i'm The Dago." The seats
are going Of fast sGd the Grand Will be
crowded as usual.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16

Thsa Baby Vas rex, We gave hor castsriA-
Whea shs ives q Oeild, she CRED for CaHseFia-
When shs bsesEae Mss, shS OiuHg 70 Csssoris-
WAsn Shs lad oAaGTea, sAe gave tAsn c'Et p
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-02-16


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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Seftraitrr Jlubrr.

@us Monoc3 i'm Sreneiiner Gomitate
miro sei1rieben: Die Wohocjer Be-
meinOe besin9 am 8. SUM oas unsa-
ride &rDnungs=Subi!aum nit einem
9rOBen SOleri6ieBeH. Sin iunger
Wann Nameus Stala fiilte Die Morier.
Gr mar Elm ausifmeifenoer Weni6, Der
crit tiirslih einem Observation-Disclosures
ten orei Singer ~abgebauen bat. oils
er gum iedIte Wtale Den Boiler luo.
beelsitste er Die Arbeit nit Der vi6er=
seuoen" gemertung: nNa, iebt babe i'd
10 eelaoen, oaB oieier StDpfel ielbit ben
Serrgott triHt uno i'm auf Die groe
brin9t." &aum bate er oieB geiagt,
oils Der Boiler losging uno Stala, an
Der Stirne ~setrOfeu, nit sinem 6luhe
suiammenltilrSte. Ser unsliid eli9e
Mteui6 bate ndmlih bic brennenoe
Gisarre %,suflai9" faQen laiien unD
lie su lutsn. 9lllein bic Gigarre mar
geraoe auf oas 3inolO6 gefallen uno
bate bic 2aoung entjinoet. Ser
S6ub ipaltete Die Stirne Stala's uno
trieb ibm Die Iugen uno bas @ebirn
beraus. Gr lebte nod eiuige Stun=
Den uno 10 LANCE er bel S~ewuBtleiu
mar, lubte er unausgeleBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
= ntereiid $.
Ser picmontrijGe SGneGrrdncr

Ser piemontriiide Sgnslrr6ncr
Snanoi lit Dor eini9en Sagen in
GonDeu ein9etroifen. 9om Sertreter
Der Weitminiter 6aSette", Der i'm be=
Iu6te, erfabren mir 6ol9enoe5 iiber TIN.
SuanOi lit tur3 bon Stntur, iein glii
bat et,uas Nengittlhes uno unii6eres an
ii6. Gnglii6 ipriht er ni6t, er tennt
leoo6 Die en9lii9en 30blen. sd bin
Durtaus ni6t talentDoll", iugte er,
lid tam leien unb i1reiben, aber nidt
iebr gut, uno i'd finoe e5 i6uer, etnas
austuenoig 81 lernen IN mid oeNer Su
erinnern, mas i'd tenne limb lebt Die engs
lil6en 3ablen, uno oas lit allies" Gui
Die Srage, nie er iein auBeroroentli9es
Salent entoeft bate, er;Gblte er ieine
2ebens9eiti6te. Seine Gltern iparsn
arm uno er peroiente li6 eini9e Yfen=
uige, in Dem er in ieiner friibeiten Su=
geno nit Dem unpermeiDliheu Mur=
meltbier umbermanoerte. Nls er ie6s
Sabre ait mar, liitete er Die S6afe.
zines Sages befano er lih auf Dem
Wiartte. Sin Miller iaB oprt Il. fonnte
nit leinen Gehnungen nitt 81 Stanoe
tOmmen. Ter feline ,Sunls bemertte
oies uno lDste obns 308ern Die IuI=
gabe. VOn oieiem NuSenblif an wuroe
er Der Shnelretfner oas PlaBes, lein
Guf uerbreitete IT'D, uno als er sebu
Sabre ait mar, nahm i'm Elm yGei1aits=
freuno" na9 Yaris. Sort bat er ourh
leine mertpiiroige @abe, Die i6meriteu
Acknowledgement jill l0ien, Die 6a6mdn=
ner wie oas Publitum in Gritaunen 9e=
lest. Ser SeIudsr CAB ibm folgenoe
Nufguben: Sd9li6 meroen, iaeen mir,
1924. 567 Sremplare, Del, @sitminlter
Wa5ette", georudt. Ger prets iiir oas
BUD papier iit 10 uno 10 piel. Mul<
tipli3irsn Sic Die nit Der 3abl Der Sage
i'm Sabre, wie uiel mat)t oies in Yence2
Sarl i'd. perieBte Der Ssrennleilter Ddr=
auf, Gentinles anltatt 9encs rehnen?
6eluiB. Su peniger ais elmer Winute
wurbe Die 4ntport gegeben. Sieie Iuf=
gabe 1T piel Su leitt, ia9te er oann,
bite, seben Sic mir etmas S9pereres.
Sas 9ei6iebt, uno audi bierin lit er er,
Ser lunge damn rpiro III fur
gem Dor Dem englilben Yublltum Yro=
ben ieines auBerSetu0bnliben Salsnts
ablegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Gin 6alsbanb bon Nrniacuauaen.

Auf Der Iusitelung in Chicago wirr
man unter anoeren mebr Der ~fueniae,
gei1mafpoaen Standardization nod
etwas sans beiOn0ers Seltiames UNI
llngebeurlihes ieben, ndmli1 Elm Sals-
buno - BON Meni6enau9en, Die Drei
Heiben tart, wOblerbalten, pOlirt pOr
Gerrlidem @lanSe limo uuo in toitbar=
tier gOioener 5anung pransen. Sieis
4u9en iOllen Wumien entnomnen isin,
Die in ben 6eliensrdbern bon Peru &c.
funoen perDen. SIN roben 3uitanos
wayen Oieie augen selb unourhli1tig,
ohne allen &siS. 4ber lie wuroen in
@ege zines sebeimen &eriabreus 'osr=
art demil6 b%ebanoelt. oaB ibr Slams
uno ibre r@nmutb" unuergleidlid isiu
iplen. Sic ibimmern ieuht UNI
ridmadteuo". Sie Mooe, welde Die
Samsnbiite nit tooten Yo0elieiberu
idmiIdt, miro ii9 piellei6t aud oisie,
e%rltorbenen NieulGeuaugeu benadti=
gen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
& III Gerein.

Shulbe: ,.@eHn Scrr S6umann
o0s mirtli4 9siagt bat, ertIare ib Jpn
liir sinen Niiguer!"
Gereinsprdiioent: .,Serr S6ulbc,
i9 RUE Sic sur Cronuug. Na9 ur-
ieren Statuten oilrfen sic in SIREN
NeuBerungcn nidt 10 nett geben!!"
S1ulBe: ,,Nann ertlare ib Serrn
Sbumann ipweit iir einen Su9ner.
us eS unlere Statuten 0eltatteu."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Zen t~rcfirnafsn @runS, pes6al

'f'h'itH V'"""b "N-TH1V
Siam annettlrt peroen muB, bat ein
Sbller zines Barrier GOleAiums ent=
Oedt. v9Sie btiBt Der R6nig bon Siam?"
irGgte Der YrOieiiOr einsn iuHaenS biin=
gel. ben SODn zines Der betaHnte'tsR
Ybgeoronetcu- Der 8eiragte l9wei9t
O~erle9en. nSOmoetiA Ybra 4aramin-
oeIr Wtaba &ulaulontOrn SDrd Rula
Som Slaob beiBt er. sic iOllten iia
ibdmen. bas nlbt gu w%iien!" OOnnerte
Der PrOichpr. nS0dite 3eit. Siam
81 annettlren. mer tam lolhe Tamen
bebalten?" 9ibt Der jun6s abuHiAtgut
sur Intmprt, uuo Die sGnie &laiie. ein=
iblieBli9 oes YrOie1Ors, bri9t in Elm
i6aIlenoes GelG9ter aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
WeiberIii Il.

Satin: ,unier ueues WGo6en
i6eint iebr nett gu iein. llno mas Iiir
bibi6e brauue Nussu ie bait"
&atte: ,Yraun9 Sic bat bod
blaue2"
Satin: ,.uno oas bait Su bel
Ssiner &ursiibtisteit bsmsrtt2 Damn
nil ib lie lieber slei9 wieosr meg.
i6lten!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Siebconlcr Watte.

@atte: .gtiht wabr, gmilie, Sein
8e'raihaitstleio 1T i6on alt?"
Satin: ySa, ib lam mid taum
oamit ieben lallcn,"
8atte: Gas lit aber re6t i6aoe,
oa mus ih beute abeno Den Sal bel
&ausleiratb S6miot aleiu beiudeu.
@miiiire did inswiiaeH re9t gut.
WDieu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
SerSlos.

S6iler: sd bite UNI urlaub fir
beute Na6mitta9 - Der Sruoer meiner
5ante lit seitOrben!"
Gebrer: Ser gruoer Sbrer Sante!
49,. YEA, meinetwegen tOnnen Sic trei
baben, aber ei9entli6 wiinidt' i6, baB
es Elm nlberer Germanoter pare!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
6 NJ patbie E.

Srau S6ulse: rgs 1T mertpiirois,
oaB Die 0tanner 10 germ SObue baben
wolen. Meiu Sater beoauerte immer,
oaB ib tein Sunse gepOroen bin."
Serr S6ulie: vSas beoauere if)
audi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
u inter- @ieerln.

Sag NAL, Sreuuo &i6aro lit
pobl in gang beoiiritiser Sases armer
&erl iaSte mir porbin, er babe ausen=
blidlib taum iiber Spansis Mart 81
perliiIen."
,,9a bat er lid woDl ansepumpt2''
v9tein, aber i1 iBn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
SIRE u ntport.

Gr: %, meiu 5raulein, pDllen Sic
mid benn gar nibt erbDren? SD per-
sehre mid ia %uOlltanoig Dor Siebe 81
Sbneu!"
Sic: y8eiesnete Rabl3eit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
0rob ge9eu b.

Gin @ubltnnoiout pirbt UNI Stim-
men. Sin &ablcr: sd pilroe bod
licber einem Giel mcine Stimme sebeu,
ais Sbnen."
&auOiOat: ,giber Sic iolten lid
bod niAt 10 iebr pOn uerwauot t.
daftlihen Yejiebungsn besiHilul-
len laNen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Sie @urgue in Garis lit felt eli

gen Sasen nit aufgefunoenen uno auf-
geiil1ten Seiben oermaBcn ilbsriiillt,
oaB Die 0ermaltung, Die Ill ID GlIBe
in ben 6istammern CUR Setiuguns hat.
idleunigIt Die 9eitnt!ung uielsr Seibel.
pornebmen lallen muB. @Gbreno iu=
nerhalb Der II Wtonate oes Sabres 1892
nur $50 9eifen nab Der WOrgue 9e=
bra6t wuroeH, lieferteu Ole Iieben er=
item Sage oes april aleiH i4on 81 un-
bet0nnte Spote.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
g d b E.

Isle buiten ia, Srau Iottpr!"
$50 babe mid nur etpas ertdltet,
es miro i1Ou %auib0ren."
.@iiien Sir, ib mO6te ibrsn Suiten
baben, nit Dem i6lase i1 mir bel mei=
nem M0uu cine sause SsebaoiaiiOu
D~eraus."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
8 after Wint.

unterOfiisier: ,.8erls. ~iunteln milf.
len Sure &nOpfe. baB ib mir bic 9i-
9arre baran aniteden tam - unit se=
bobener Stimme) i4 babe alerOiHgs
teipe mebr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Gin G d 0ther.

yNA, mas ieb' i'd! Sraulsin baben
ia srpei unglei6e SiiSe!."
vNber.... mein Serr!"
Ser cine lit ndmli6 biibi9er, oils
Der anDere!."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Gin Il WOrt.

ySit's wa6r, Sbre Sante lit aud
Walerin2"
rSa, oas bei6t, nur 10 aus 2ieb=
baberei!!"
Alba, pcriteb' i6on - Sile t.
Sante!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
gum Sadhpn uno Oenfen.
Sal{he Geban0Iuno.

u9u, porum baben oenn bic SUE
ber's auf tinlnal ben glr6t gepe0ieIt!"
uSa, lpeiBt 0u, Der leBte ben lie
Eaten, bat ibre So6ter unri6tis be-
Danoelt'" ,Sa, wieiO oenu?"-
,,Gr bat cine Anoere 9~ebeiratbet!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
unn6tbieer 9epeis.

8attin: v@as fir 8srpeiie tannit
Su mir benin seben, Gouaro, oaB i9
Cir tbeuer bin?"
8atte: allie Seiue Sdusioerre6=
~nunseu!!"
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Geiit d.

lieutenant: uSndoise tansen iewif
briQant?"
Dame: y@arum meinen Sie2"
lieutenant: ySuloise babeu 10 r
@aiSerielidt!"
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st. gaurentius College,
It. Galuarp, SOno ou 2ae 50, @is.

Sieie guitnlt itsbt inter Der eeituug Der
8apu;insrsS dter uuo ut lebr itou u. ssiuuo
aui einem SiiSel Sele9eu, ? Uteilsn Don Sal.
pdrp Citation.
9tm tatboliIde 9SSIiuss weresu auises
uommeu. SIS wirb uuterritt in ben tlalli'
lden Stnoieu seseben, ;ir @orbsreitnus aui
ben bi. Yrieierlano. aut iiebt oamit cine
tauimdunilbe abtbeilung IN Serbiuoung.
Die Terms limo iebr biui9, nm oaS Stus
blum aud mtnoerbemitteiteu 6nabeu 81 ers
mOgli6en.
Sir uuterri6t, Rolt, @di6e, ar,t, Pett
fiir oas game Sduliabr $4,000. Gin.
trittSSelo $500. Wtulit srtra.
Sas Sduljalr bcsiHHt an 6. September.
um NabrsS p.nSs nan fa al ben
Rev. p. RECTOR.
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Milbernoe II mitGnoe.

Gi6ter: sic iino idon otter bee
itraft?"
Nngetla9ter: Sd. aber i9 bin
aud otter freigeipro9en!"
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Gin 8orIhl a q.

sd wiibte idpn, 6rdulein IuguIte,
mas i0 an Sbrer STEELE tbate nit Sbrem
enormen @ermOgen, Sbrer 8ra5ie uni
Sbrer Su9eno!"
Nun, eilen 9antier beiratben -
nidt wabr2"
yNein, midi"
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gerub iQun q.

Sic: Genie Dir, Die Geridtsrdtbin,
oiele Sans, b%ebauptet, i'd bate teine
SABINE; i6 bin wiitbeno Oariiber!"
Gr: ,,Na, berubise bid, liebes
Sinh - ibid ibr einfad Die 9te1.
nunS!"