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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-28


cultural Department: George /. Freyer.
Tennessee: Frank A. Dilatusb. Illinois; l..
M. Fay, Wisconsin; A. s. Mercer. Wyoming.
A telegram has been received at the War
Department from General Wheat, CON-
mspding the Department OF Texas. an
Douncing the surrender TO United states
troops at Fort Ringold Of three Mexican
bandits, one of whom is esid to have been
leader In the CARA revolution. They
have been delivered TO the civil authorities
for trial.
Capt. Francis J. Herman. Twenty first
Infantry. has been relieved from duty as
acting Judge Acknowledgement of the De-
partment OF Dakota. and ordered to duty
rs judge advocate-geDeral OF the Depart
ment of Texas. relieving Can't. III. T.. Car
baugh. who is ordered 10 duty "a judge adj
yocate-g general of the Department of Da-
kota.
A. J. BeveridQe, of indianapolis. is at the
Arlington for few days. He comes on law
business
j. M. Loskan, of Brazil. and l.. and Q.
Hubbard. CT South Bend, are at the Ma
tlonal.
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JASON BROWN ROBBED.

One of Hoke Smiths Friends Suspected Of
"TouchiBe" the Indiana Representatives.
Special the Indianapolis journal
WASHINGTON. March Representative
Jason B. Brown. of seymour. has been
robbed. not by an Office seeker but by q
thief On Saturday night Jason went to
his room at the Riggs at an early hour aud
retired. He hung his pantaloons up on the
head of h is bead IN the middle of the floor,
or out in the hall, he forgets which. and
fell fast asleep. Yesterday morning when
he arose he found his watch worth S4OO
and purse containing $3.50 IN cash and
handful Of railroad passes missing. Mr..
Brown deplores the loss OF the watch
greatly. He priced that more than it's
money value. He has suspicious that
choice morsel of Democracy from Georgia,
who occupied communicating room.
which was locked on the Georgia side, and
who disappeared during Saturday night.
knows of the whereabouts of bis personal
effects.
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and Mr.. John Lawrie. OF tho New York
Store, no reported that they would make
o 81 description of $500. great number re.
ported progress by telephone. many OF
them announcing that they had secured
more than the amount they were asked to
turn In. and would double or treble II IT al
lowed 10 keep their books q day longer so
1t went all through the day, and there was
much good cheer about headquarters
Mr.. Chaplin Foster. the chairman OF the
encumpment finance COMMITTEES, was st
headquarters for while and reported that
the work W as progressing encouraeingiy all
over the city. He was himself out most OF
the time looking after the larger suoscrip-
tiOns. AID good lot or these VIII DO re-
ported within day or two.
The indicet tons are that the city Will DO
herself great credit, and that the roll OF
honor will be one of the longest ever made
no in any public Undertaking In Indian
apolis.
In some of the business houses and man.
ufaoturing establishments the proprietors
led off with good large subscriptions. and
then placed the books IN the hands OF their
employees, who each added subscription
of from one to five and ten dollars. to be
paid from their wages. One OF the hrst
business houses TO report In this way was
the Model Clothing Company. They very
soon sent to headquarters for two moro
Cured In Eastman. Schleicher Il Lees. and
Col. Gran Perry, OF the PENNSYLVANIA
freight Office. made the same kind OF re-
port.
great many made partial reports as TO
progress. but asked permission TO keep the
books until to-day or tomorrow Ia the
hope of adding TO the good lists they had
already secured. and In consequence the
su inscriptions entered upon the books IN the
Commercial Club office during the day
we're but a small part of the total secured.
Among the first of the members of the
club TO report that they had secured $50 or
more were Messrs. o. l.. Wade. George w.
Sloan. &. Z. Reynolds, }. NJ. Winters. NJ. I'll.
Spades William Fortune Eli Lilly. DR.. ID.
A. Thompson. John Lawrie. w. III. Elain
and Allan Hendricks. The subscriptions
filed during the day were as follows
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A free entertainment will be given at the
Boys Home tonight The programme is
as follows: Music. Panden Brothers or
chestra; reading. selections from James
Whitcomb Rilcy, Horace Mathews: vocal
solo. Baby and the Fly" Miss Laurel G..
Thsyer: music. selected, Panden Brothrrs'
orchestra: reading, selections from James
Whitcomb Riley. Horace Mathews; piano
solo. Miss Mary East: vocal solo, Miss
Laurel G. Thayer: music. selected. Panden
Brothers orchestra. There are now eight
resident members in the home. and be w oe a
thirty-tive and forty who attend the night
school. The messenger service is q pro-
nOunced eueeeks
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MINOR MATTERS.
President Cleveinnd's Experience with Mrs.
Thurstou, - Cranky Old Woman.


President Cleveinnd's Experience with Mira.
Thurstou, Cranky Old Woman.
WASHINGTON. March %. - Mr.. Cieve-
lands right tc the presidency was DISPUTED
to-day by Mrs Thurston. an old lady who
not only considers herself owner OF the
United States. but of the Kingdoms of
Great Britain and Ireland as well. Mrs.
Thnrston was among those who shook
hands with the President at the public re-
ception in the East Room this afternoon.
When her surn came she grasped Mr..
Cleveiand's hand in a firm grip and poured
forth her story, much to his very obvious
embarrassment. Mrs. Thurston said she
wanted MIR. Cleveland 10 take charge OF
her possessions under n deed of trust to be
handed over when she received her an
Duity % several hundred Thousand dollars.
which will enable her TO live in IA Vie be-
hitting Der rank and possessions. Her i'm
pcrtunities for n private audience to
range details were politely parried, and
after keeping the line waiting for five min
utes. Mrs. Tnnrston moved ON, with the
parting remark that she would return.
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A meeting was held Saturday evening by
citizens east of State street. of which Rob-
ert w. Magee was made chairman and
Henry F. Zwick secretary. The following
was adopted:
Whereas. We appreciate the additional service
rendered 10 the Irvingt0n citizens also the citi-
gems east OF the city limits be IL
Resolved. That we the citizens east of state
street. hereby request OF the etreetrailway
company TO continue it service, as heretofore. to
Rural street. In consequence or the rapid in
creasing travel. and tn extend their line on
Rural etreet 10 Michigan. ana down Michigan to
state street. connecting with the Stato-street
line, thereby giving the Eastend citizens transit
equal 10 any In the CITY
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ODposixion Ticket.

The Democrats of West Indianapolis met
in mass convention at Cooks Hall last
night to nominate candidates for the COM
ing town election. There were about two
hundred voters present. but there was not
much enthusiasm except over the nomina-
tiOn for marshal. for which place there
were six candidates in the field.
The following ticket was nominated:
Clerk, Frank Keller; trustee, Third dis
trlot. Henry HagedOrn, nominated by &C.
clama:ion; treasurer, John q. jennings.
The candidates for marshal were Thomas
Msholm. Patrick Ready. w. f. Lee. !. ID.
Davis. Ed Allender AID Charles Bumb.
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Executive Director Fortune yesterday
secured from custodian Griffin the use Of
Forty-elght of the rooms In the building
Will DO set apart for use as headquarters
during the week. No sleeping will be al
lowed III the building. All decoration will
be done under the direction of the custo-
dian. The assignments of delegations to
the different rooms will be made by the ex-
ecutive director later. Mr.. Fortune also
secured from the Board of County Com
missioneIs yesterday the use of the court
house and courthouse grounds for encamp-
ment purposes. He also concluded ar
rsnsements during the day with Superln-
tendent Jones for the use OF ala public
school buildings in the CITY. tho latter to
be occupied for sleeping purposes by differ.
emit posts.
Director Fortune was yesterday notified
by John +. Henshen, Quartermaster of the
Alvin L. Hoyey Post. that the people of
West indianapolis have made complete
arrangements for taking care of six thou
sand men during the week Of the encamp-
mont They have secured five halls, four
sohoolhouses and two churches. and they
say they will DO able to get more If needed.
They will be able to provide for the vet
Grams in the central part of the town. and
have planned for eating places in the
camps. where the charge shall be not to
exceed % cents per meal. 1t Is proba Die
that mnss meeting of the citizens of West
indianapolis will be held within few
days to take further action with reference
TO the encampment. In the success OF which
they show much interest.
A delegation of Detroit Grand Army men
were IN the city yesterday aud made ar
rangemeDts at the Denison for the accom-
mediation of one hundred people. The
party included K. h. Welton, chairman of
the Michigan committee on transportation;
+. 5. Ring. Charles Dupont. Il. b. Graham,
u. b. FentOn. NJ. Preston. ID. Burnham
Tracy. T.. y. Cornell, Quarterm sster- general
of the Michigan Department
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal

WAsHISGToN. March 27.-The issue of
standard silver dollars from the mints and
treasury offices during the week ended
March p was 1885, 694. and for the corre-
spending period of 1892 s4Ol, 6la. The ship
ment of fractional silver coin from the lst
20 the 25th inst aggregated s6O4S71.
Mrs. w. s. Holman continues to improve
and is reported much better to sht
Gen. Edmund Kirby Smith 10 dan gerously
I'll and not OK pected To recover.
Secretary Morton has appointed abe fol-
lowing States political aaents of the ARri.
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the Republicans should accept the compro-
mise that had been suggested. and before
any discussion could arise. If there had
been any disposition to talk. be made q
motion to adjourn. aud the executive ses-
sion was euded
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-28
FINEST DOGS In THE WORLD
All the Big Prize Winners Are Here
for the Illindio's Bench Show.
Tomlinson Hall Filled with Handsome Speci-
mems of the Canine Species-Judge
Davidson Here.

HE bench show will
open this morning at
Tomlinson Hall. About
100 dogs arrived in this
city yesterday, and
were turned loose In
the large open corral
in the center of the
hall, until they could
oe judged. This DIS
position of the CANNES
soon proved to be q
failure, as consider.
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Certain stockholders of the Peoria, De-
catnr d. Evansville road who are opposed
TO the contemplated consolidation with
the Chicago IL Ohio River road have per-
fected organization. with ID. A. Herr
mann, Of New York. as chairman.
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DIsoRDERED liver set right with Beech
ANS Pills.
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The Trustees Of the Central Indiana Hospital for
insane will receive sealed proposals TO Friday,
March 81 at 10 m for furnishing fun line OF cup.
plies for the month Of April Requlsition book will
be on file at Room IS, Statehouse. from and after
March "a. BY order Of BOARD TRUSTEES.
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slus @oltaS Spuuta

2dnss Der nDrbliden uno 0tli6en
8ren3e unferes @ountps bin -Iagt bic
Bolia3 @uarb" in elmer ibrer lebten
yfummern : lie9t cine bidt belieoelte
gfieberlafung BON beutiben Sarmern,
mel9e iid gun 3beile bereii5 in ben
pieraiger Sabren bort anIdffg asma4t
baben, oils bic ader bauli6en Sntereis
len nnfere8 @ountD5 nod auf Der
ainbheit8itufe Der gntmidluna lfanben.
SIN 8erlauf Der 3eit baben ii6 bieien
dlteren Inlieolern INNER mebr ibrer
2anosleute su8eie1t, bis lie ieBt beis
nabe i'm ausf6IieBIi6en 8efbe bon
benz erpdbnten Sbeile Don @oIiab
@ountp linb. @S 1T bas, fist bas
8latt bin3u cine Sbatia9e, BON melz
der mir nit @enugtbuung ytpti3 Eebs
men, uno mir bebauern nur, baB
beutl6e Sarmer ni6t i'm pot1en BeliB
DON gang @pliao Gountp linb; benn
before glirscr, als iie itnb, giebt es
ni9t. Sic perlteben eS aus benz
@ruabe, Elm neueS 2anD sur gntwids
lung gu bringen; fleiBig. ebrli6, iporz
fam unb geIeBliebenb, mie lie Tin6, bies
ten lie baS Bacterial, mel6es ba3u err
forberlid 1T, einen Mann gu eiuem auz
ten uub fir bic Staats smoblfabrt min.
f6ensmertben Sitrger gu MAIDEN.
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mebr uno mebr bonn 0aussemerbe sur
Gabriflnbuitrie UNI. SIN Sabre 1868
CAB es in Sa6ien nod 27,OOO 6anbs
fulierltiible unb 500 9anbfettenltiibIe.
ieBt limb etpa II bis 10000 mechanic
iGe Stiible porbanben unb bic 3abl
Der olten 9anbitiible 1T ouf 2-3OO0
auriidge9ansen. Sn 3ablrei9en, frtber
rein Misrepresentation D6rfern erbez
ben lt6 beute aablrei9e Gabrifanlagen.
Sn @beulnib murbe fiir3li6 cine Wtaz
i6ine in 8etrieb geieBt, bic tdgli9 4
bis 5 9ubenb Striimpfe berifelt.
@ine @rbeiterin fann Is folder Mas
f6inen bebienen, alfo tdgIid IS Dns
Benb Striimpfe liefern. 9tod Dor
furaer 3eit murben in ben Sricottail=
lenfabrlten bic &nopfl66er BON Mr5eis
teriunen gefertigt. Sin flinfes Ntdbs
den ndbte ben Sag 200 big 300
&nopfl06er. SEPT gelanst, menn
aud er1t perein5elt. cine aus Nmerifa
itammenbe Mafdtne sur @inflbrung.
nit welder Elm Widb6en tdgli6 1000
&nopfo6er fertisiteat. Sir Bic Sabris
tation bon &ammgarnitpff linb in 8reis,
@era. &ei6enba6 unb umgegenb iebt
10000 me9aniide, aber nur mod 5000
5anoitiible tbdtig, in Der Tabritation
bon Strei69arnmaaren unb GIanelIen
limb bic Sanbtiible in Der Rei6embader
@egenb biS auf 2500 auridgegangen
unb 1900 me6anii6e Stible baben bic
Irbeit iibernommen. Gin ioIbes 8aums
mOllgewebe, r@onsreBitoff" eenannt,
wurbe in Blauen 5uerft auf Sanbltiibs
len berselteat, iebt finb aur Anfertie
gung oieies Stoffes bereits 250 media
niibe Stiible bei6dftist. @benfaa8
in plauen bat man ieit einiger 3eit
S6if9enlt ltifmaidinen neuer Som
itruftiOn aufgeitellt, bic 6ur6Idnitt.
lid in Der Wode 100000 Slide liez
fern, pdbrenb in berlelben 3eit cine
breireibige 9anbfidmaidine nur etma
10000 Slide ma6t. Sielen Nu5fiibz
rungen nollen mir aus ben neueiten
fd6lii6en Sanbelsfammer 8eri6ten
nod binaufilgen, baB man aud in ben
Stfinbril6en bic me6anii9en NnIagen
aur Beforberung BON Sdutt uab .iibers
baupt in ben leBter Sabren mebr bes
ftrebt gepeien ilt. mo- es sebt, bic
Sanburbeit bur9 mafdineae ginri6s
tun9en su erieBen." SIM Dresbener
6anbelsfammerberi6t fir 1892 mirb
miteetbeiIt, bas gerbDt Der 4inberbes
i6dftiguns babe in elmer 2eimfabrit
3nr Quflteluug elmer 2eimanfdoeIunas
mai6ine gefiibrt, ipelde bic Sanbarz
belt pollfdnbig tiberfIiiilia ma6t,
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aanoarbeit uns Wfsihiue

2luf a0sn Gjebieten Der grobuftion,
Der inOuitriellen OwObl pie ber lanbs
wirtbidaftli6en, tritt mebr uno mebr
al Steue Der me6aniihen 9anbarbeit
bic Sbdtigteit Der Mai6ine, bel beren
Contribution ber erfinbungsrei6e Men.
{Gengeiit fortwdbrenb idmierige 9(uf=
gaben 5u l0Ien unb QlnfOrberuneen au
ertiillen meiB. Sn mel6em Mabe bies
gel6iebt, bariiber llefert oas neuelte
Viertelia5rsbeft be5 ,2lrbeiterfreunb"
Organ bes beutf6en @entraloereins
fir baS Wobl Der arbeitenben &lalie,
einige geiIpiele aus Sa6leu. Sm Sra.
aebirge iinO bic 9tageli6mieberei, bic
9erfelung Uon 8le90fen, bic Sted.
fammfabrifation. bic eiult als bliibenb.
0ausgemerbe bort betrieben luurben.
als iol6e nabe gan3 bur6 bic Mafbi,
nenarbeit aufgerieben. Sat ebenIo er.
gebt es Der bau8iubultrieaen era9ebirais
i6en 8iirltenbinberei unD Der eint 10
bO6beriibmten fdhliI6en SpibenfI0b.
pelei. 9lu6 bic Wirterei manbeIt lid
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9egns q g.

Ser 5taat i!tulbet ben Srei=
l6ullebrerH nod, @ebdlter i'm Sstraee
BON $l20. 600, bic aus bea 3inien fir
2anDuerfdufe be3ablt lperoen ioaten.
Dteie @eloer geben aber iebr langiam
ELL unb bel Dem @eriud, bic @in3ab.
lung 3u er5uingen, fteut ii6 beraus,
OaB Die 2eaislatur erltens ben 5ermin
hafiir I'M 6 9jtOnate p(rldngert unD
5meitens bo5 Obergeridt enil6ieben
bat, DaB Die gti1tbejabtung Der Gin
Ten auf Die reitifenoe &oufiumme bic
Silti9feit be8 8eliB'itels ni6t in
Trage felt. Die adufer bon S9uls
ldnoereien f0nnen bemna6 be3ablen,
mann es ibnsn gefdllig 1T unb bic
Gebrer mihen marten.
= Nus 2ulina. GutbmeQ @ountp,
fommt Der folsenbe 8eri6t: SIN nd6.
iten Sabre wlrO in Der bieiigen umsez
qeno nod cine piel gr0Bere Strede
IaH beg nit &ebft6den bephan5t mers
ben, als es bisber Der Saa gemelen.
Yes mlro 8ur 6olge baben, baB bic
Ahi 1afung regelre6ter Bre1ed gum
&shern Der 5rauben 5ur gtotbnenbtg.
felt werben pirb. Wenn es bier iol6e
prefien 9iebt, ipelhe bon ssa6mdn=
nern, bic bas @ei6dft bes 9Beinma=
6ens griinoll6 berfeben, eebanbbabt
werben, 10 fann es ni9t feblen, baB
2uling balb ein Wtittelpunft fir bas
Weingel6dft uno bas 9aupt Oepot
fir ben teraniidben gBein tucrben
niirbe. Ser 8beil bes 5taates, nell
der ii6 ldnsS Der 5noli6ea pacifics !
gabn BON 6latonia mad aingsburp
binaiebt. unD fir meI6en 2uling ben
abtabzMarft bilbet, lit, pie es i6eint,
gang befouDers fur bic Sultur bes
Weinitodes geeisnet. 3auienoe bon
iteinisen unb ionbigen 6iigelieiten, bic
bis Dor &ur5em nod als pollig mertb.
log angefeben pDrbeu ltnb, werben
binnen nid)t lan9er 3eit nit &ebfod,n
bepflan5t teln, neil gerabe oieie Nrt
BON gooen IT'D gang pOr0ii sliA fir bic
QBelntuitur ei9net.
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tig. griinblider unb anscntbn,er iuirft, ts por4
sleben? @enn ia, uimn DIR. Yierces
Pleasant Pellets. Sie iiilo bic fleinlteu,
be mlloelten tn bcr Nirtuus rnb ersielen bic
9rlinoliflten nno tueiteitrei1enberi Reiuls
tate. gle iutrten, init Ginem @ort, uatur.
9entab niiO beSbal5 auf Die Gauer. 8eriiopf.
nn9, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, bilioie 4n.
fdue, 8altrtifss nno bilioies Stopftueb uub
a4e Storuugen Der qeber, bee Nidaeus unb
bet Gtn9elueloe iperoen bur6 iie prompt ees
Hubert NIB aui bic Dauer sebettt.
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nBenn ipir Geinen 9atarrb nidt furiren
fonnen, etnerlet iuie iblimrn ODER einaes
iuuraelt 0eiH 6aa, 10 3ableu mir 9ir $500
baar." 90 lentet bas bon ben Giaentbii.
mern Don DIR. Cages Catarrh Remedy e..
gebene Geripreden. 8epeift cs nif)t, better
ais gsorte bies Derni0gen, ba5 es Elm Utittef
IT, ipelfeS Satarrb turirt? soften.
punt: nur 30 Gents.
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SeiaB
8ubz@QQren.

SIM 9ntrnaren 9eparienent weroen mir
oaS briaanteite baben, ipas is bier aeseist
nrrbe.
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9fDDitdtell

in ieoem Oepartement unieres @siAdits, Be-
ionbers aud in g Eaidentu9err.
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@anS9altnmgs Nrtifel.

unicr Oraferie oe a.tement 1T lebr in
Maipru9 gencmmvn. unseSablte Muiter in
Spiten unb GbeniGe 8orbdnsen. GGer5anb
Oraperien tperben enifpprfsn unb ieIbit aus.
sefilbth Ran bat nur gu tpdblen. 9prtieren
bon $3.50 auf!pdrts Spitens Gorbdnse bon
rs @ents ab. SofeI=2einen5eus. Sanbtiider,
Daunen.A Quilts, &iiien &c. &c.
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Neltt &lQnfets.
Welle Wfdutel.
@lace : Sauoid)u6e.

9Sir baben cine snuse 9(usipabl tn Il, 81,
z unb sfnbpfisen Musquetdre 9anb b'tbuben
erbalten. glcue 6aiben. 4reiie BON IS Gents
aufrdr.s
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~ @frbtt MopttQttn
=. WOLF SON. .. .-......
9fene &aareu lit ieoem 9eparte1uent,

So a eata mn nms eSare Bic smdbtfn tefu
hne Huncen sreBat NsiaUn
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8etradte
bic @r0Be
Der seu0bnli.
den Yiuen.
Dent on al bic
llnbequemlid)=
feiten uno ben
&tr9er, ben Te
Dir bereiten.
WiirSef On et-
lpaS, bas letd).
ter ;u nebmen
lift ltub ofeid,,pis
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aleiberitofte.

Die neueiten 6abrifate, 5 rten, @tulter.
goaes Iilortiment Der Sppiafins Mcben,
Sole Guller, &esenbosenfarben.
Seiak
IN Sanlnlt, Seioe, @erlen, Ptiib, 8anbern
@opitdten fur Grcmenahe= unb @eiealhaftsz
1oiiette
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lheiuli6 ilmer bel lid) SIT tra9en
p1egt, -antwortetc 0fettberg lebbaft.
aSie 1T nit Sdlan9enbaut iiberSoz
dPtt
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seppi6e stppide !!

Suncertt neuee yuiter ia eIesanten Sep.
piden, ytppal @iItons, Mosuettes, 8obp,
8riliitIer &C. Das 9ubIitum pirb erisaunt
iein nniere GuspabI gu ie5en.
9tQeS meu! mem! mem!
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nn Sna n seun nb mbadt
Uns9m pa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
Iirhsarbciten.

Wittlpo6 Na6t itableu Siebe SIS
aus ben Soientalden oes Serrn 8.
Waro, ~mObnbNIt 3piihen Der Is. uno
10. Str0Be an Clan.
Siebc me(be am ielben Nbcno einen
GInbru9 bel Serrn ~. SDneIor9e on
Der Obercn S~0diOnItroBe perIudten
murOen Sciti9 9eit0rt enttamcn aber
u%nertannt.
Ses9leiden puroen 9iebe peri6eu6t
lpel6e in Die Mobnun0 Der Gr0u Sones
an Der 2llta 8ilta StraBe einbre6en
DOllten.
&crflDIeneu IienItog III Der NNdt
broGen 9iebe in Den yoOen Der lebr
0eI60bten 0ei6dftsleute Saum9Grtner
IL &leiD, 1888 unO 1887 on Der Slap
ltr0Be, ein uno i6leppten bon 10 bis
- &eDDlper, fiint Der ullerIeinIten Gc=
pebre, uno ungefdbr je orei SuBeno
S0idcn= uno GaIirmeiier fort. Ger
Geiammtperluit belduit li9 auf etipa
$500.
Ser Siebitabl lit Elm 3eu9niB fir
uniere Poli3ei, in oeren na6Iter umge=
bun0 es geiAbab.
Der 8erluit fir Die iebr a6tbare
6irma 1T elm ni9t gu unteri6dBenoer.
90s Yublitum iollte jeOo6 gaumgdrt=
ner IL &Ieib Elm b~eionoeres &ertrau=
cnspOtum brr6 ernsuerte @intaufe bel
bcniclben geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-05
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len, miiBt Sbr innerli6e Seilmittel
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eingenpmmen uno mirtt brett auf oas
8lut uno Die i9leimi9e Sberhd6e.
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berz MeoiSiu. Sic wurOe lett Sabren
bon einem Der beIten Ner5te 0ieIes 2nn=
oes perorouet uno lit Elm re9elmdbi0es
9tecept. Sic beltebt aus ben beiten
b~etannten Sonica, perbunoen nit Den
beIten 8lutreini9ungsmitteln, Die Direct
auf Die S9leimOberflG6e wirten. Sic
ooQfommene 0erbinoung Der spei ge=
itanOtbeile lit es, mas iOlG punoerpOle
&eiultate bel Der Seilung bon &atarrt
beruorbringt. Capt Sud- 3eugnihe
umipnit i4ifen.
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.B 8ertauit Don ApDtbeteru, rs
Gents.