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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-02

gBas bic Soiteu Der 8eItausftenung ans
betrifft, 10 ltsierfen Iber flint Nttuioneu
Dollars Die Siirs.r @blcago's als QftiouGre
Der 28eltausiteauns, funf OtilliOneu bic
Staot @blcuso un0 fiiut Miaiouen wieotr
puroeu bur1 Poubs aufsebradt, peldle
poru.hmli9 uon 8iirseru uno @ei1aftsleu'
ten @bica9o'S uno ben in Chicago etumiin'
o.noen GIieubahneu iibernommeu muroeu.
Der 0teit Der bis jest i'll Die Sanoe oes
ShasmeIiters selansten $l8,15l, ,245 riibrt
tbeiIs pom Serfaui pon Yrlullegi.u, bint.:'
lesten Siderhelteu, @intrtttsselDeru, theils
pom Serfauf BON Qalbboaaritiideu Der. SIN
Saul. uon smei Sabren fiiufiebn Wilion.n
Dollars in elmer Stant fir Elm llnternehmeu
auf;ubrIugen, oeiien, sunifis.r fiuauli.aer
ausfal our9 tauieuberlei sroBe uHo tleiue
Oins., ourd gSiuo uuD 8etter, ourtlSranf.
b.ii, Ourt) .lneu europaii6eu arI.s, bur4
5euer II. i. 10. in 3mei.l gefi.ut III, ,ei9t
eln.u srOBen Diutb bon SpierfreuptsteIt.
Die &often Der Iusfteauus fuo seo.dt.
9Bas nod bic ium l. Wfai nothis mar, 1T
in Safie. Son oa an meroen IN beftdnbi'
gem Strome bic uerauseabten Winionen in
Die Sdlasfammer suriidflieBeu. Sb gang?
9a8 pare po9f cine su tiibne Sofiuuug.
Die 9ireftoren ielbft re1ueu oaraui, oeB IL.
ben 4ttiondreu uusefdhr 75'&.uts pou pun.
bert peroen ;uriidsablen fonheu. 9us
uiiroe cine 8eiueinnabme BON s12, 500, 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-05-02

Nnes mar lebt fiir ole @r0ffnInss.&ere
mouie'n III Serelti1aIt. Ntan bate beab=
fidatlat, benz Jteoeattus eiuen sroBen ebor
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Latest u S. Govt Report
|&a! J q! BskI;'s B,1sjss,!
BS0lUTElN PURE

and some hysterical greetings as the
passengers came ashore.
Captain Mckay said: cat 2:50 D.
M, December 26th, we signalled the
Gailis. bound east. We signalled her
to lay by and she did go for time. As
we also signalled her We were making
repairs and expected to proceed on our
way, it is evident she took that for as
surance that we did not need her, and
che proceeded on her way. Some pas
sengers expressed disappointment at
the action of the Gallia, as
she left US before we tested
our machinery after repairs. In refer
ence to having other steamers tow us,
would say it was not towing weather
when we needed assistance, and when
the weather settled our repairs were
completed. and we did not need help.
The weather was very much in our favor
after the accident. There was no alarm
or excitement OF any nature among the
passengers, and aside fsom the feeling
of disappointment at not being able to
eat Christmas dinner on shore, the yoy-
age was pleasant one for all on
board"
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
NOTES OF PROGRESS.
Little Facts Eloquent of the Onwa
March of Prosperity.

Little Facts Eloquent of the Onward
March of Prosperity.
The Los Angeles clearing house re-
ports total clearings for 1892 at $3S $685.
605 80; balances, 1929 966 81.
The business of the postoffice in
creased IL per cent in 1892. The in
crease in the sale of stamps was $4,000
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s express reports a
tonnage for 1892 of 10, ,154 ,4l0 pounds, an
increase of over 20 per cent of 1891
Street improvements have been made
at cost of $3.50, 0,000 Over six miles of
streets were graded and graveled in
1892, making total of 81 "a miles. To-
tai paved streets, 8 81 miles.
Building permits to the number OF $50
we're issued for 1892 for structures at a
total cost of over 81, ,250,0 600.
The police arrested 1908 persons in
1892 cut of population permanent and
floating of not less than 10000. The
stolen property was of the total value of
$2l, ,705. The police surgeon treated 1855
persons. The force numbers IA.
Los Angeles city has 9S miles OF street
railways.
The city has seven fire engines, two
chemical engines, one hose carriage and
one ladder truck.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
ment, and it will become thing of

ment, and it will become thing of
beauty and Joy forever.
City. Engineer Dockweier was next
called. He spoke of the uphill fight the
advocates of this proposition had made,
and concluded by saying that to Mayor
Hazard more than to anyone else was
due the credit for the success OF the
enterprise.
et-Superintendent Hutchinson, W.
S. Moore, Colonel FL. g. Otis and Suth-
erland Hutton all spoke in terms OF
highest praise for those who had been
instrumental in pushing the work to it's
present state of development
Councilman McGarry made the final
speech of the day, in which he said:
81 feel that in justice to myself and my
associates | must say few words in re-
lstion to the charge ofeur worthy mayor
that the city council would not appro-
pirate money for the Elysian park. The
fact is, we were spending your money
and we felt that we should be cautious
in the matter of expenditures. You
understand that if you have $100 and
spend $l01 you are travelling the road
leading TO bankruptcy. Hence our
caution"
Immediately upon the conclusion of
Mr.. McGarry's remarks the bugle
eounded and the party made rush for
their conveyances, and the homeward
march wac commenced.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
Try One Ear and Then
The Other and
Ascertain How the Hearing Of One Ear
Can Be Lost ImPersePtibly
Remarkable Fact Described for The
Benefit OF Our Readers.

This is a remarkable fact Haven't you OBJ
served how many of your friends make you
take the right or left hand side. as the ease may
be, SO that they can hear you?
What is the cause of it?
CArARRHl
The eustachian tubes are small tubes about
two inches. long, leading from the upper back
part of the throat to the middle ear. Their use
is to permit the passage OF air inside the drum
head of the ear Every ordinary drum has
se.aE ho e in the barrel to admit the air o. the
inside. This is done to allow the pressure OF
and without it the drum would be worthless.
go 1t is with the m ddle ear; the pressure must
be equal ON both Hdes, sc that the drumhead
(calledss the tymr anum) may be sensitive to
respond to the delicate vlbrat oDs OF air, which,
when communicated to the brain through the
auditory nerve, produce SQUAD II anything
happens to obstruct the eustarhian tubes. hear
ing is very mucn IMPAIRED, il not Atlrely de-
stroyed. This makes it pain how easily 1t Is
for the catarrhal process to extend from the
nose to the throat and thence up the euEtachian
tubes to the middle ear. The mucuous lining
thickened, and the tubes wholly or partially
closed up, the equilibrium of air pressure is
disturbed and the roaring buzzing, cracking
and Kissing noises, SO annoying to thousands OF
cata. rhs subj cts, f0l low, accompanied nearly
always by dullpess or entiTe loss of hearing.
If the disease is permitted to run on unchecked
the small bones of the ear will be dest Dyed
and the drum attacked. perforated and de-
stroyed and total deafness will follow.
The Doctors OF the German and English stan
have unqualified success in the treatment OF
these cases. L heir methods are the result of
been demonstrated To be the most successful in
n a q
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
THE RAPE FIEND.
HE Is STILL AT LARGE BUT MAY
BE CAPTURED.
A Possible Clue Given by Visitor to
the Police Station Yesterday.
Further Description
of the Man.

Two men were taken to the central
police station Yesterday, who, in come
respects, answered the description OF
the man who committed the felonious
outrage upon Miss George Cummings
last Thursday evening. 1t was found
that neither of the suspects was the man
wanted, and they were released from
custody.
A gentleman called ct the police sta
tion yesterday and gave the description
of man whom he knew, and
which description corresponded in
every particular with that given OF the
man who committed the assault. The
gentleman states that the man lived
in Oregon some time ago, and was seen
in this city about two weeks since. He
is a kind of photographer, and a
lack, of-all-trsdes," and has been en-
ployed in chopping wood in the vicinity
of the residence of the young woman
who was assaulted. 1t is also stated by
the informant that this suspected man
is in the habit of using the most pro-
fame language and vulgar epithets, simi-
lar to those used by the girls assailant,
and that he has frequently remarked
that when in the mood he would not
hesitate to assault any woman. A
search is being made for this man, and
the officers on the night watch were or.
dered to arrest him if found.
Yesterday afternoon pair of dark
pantaloons with raised stripes, supposed
to have been worn by the man who
committed the assault, were found in a
box car at the San Fernando railroad
depot. The pantaloons were bound in
piece OF paper in which another pair
had evidently been wrapped. The sup
position is that the man had changed
his pantaloons after committing the
crime.
Mics Cummings yesterday gave de-
scription of the man who committed the
outrage, which slightly varies from that
first given. Hei'is described as wearing
a soft brown hat rolled up at the sides,
and is thought to be an Irish-American
Otherwise the description is the same as
previously given.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
POPULAR AND RELIABLE.

Tho w. g. Furrey Company Advancing
Daily in Public Estimation.
The above favorlte firm have just re-
ceived carload OF the celebrated Weir
stoves for which they are the cole
agents for California. ' The "Glen-
wood Grand" stove manufactured by
the Weir company is noted for it's supe-
riority over all others in many respects.
In the first place this we'll known stove
will save you in fuel at least 40 per cent.
Take the No. 8 Glenwood Grand, you
can make pot fit 7, 6 or 5, it is go ar
ranged. The top oven plate can be put
in at any time and by anyone. The
dampers are worked from the pipe col
umn. The fire box and CRATE are so con-
structed that it saves you nearly 80 per
cent in coal or wood. Be sure and call
and examine this popular stove and you
will surely like it and will use no other.
They are beauties and received the
highest award at the Massachusetts
Charitable Mechanics association in 1890
which declared them far ahead OF all
others exhibited, including superiority
of castings and beauty of design. A full
| description OF this elegant and superior
stove may not be out of place. The fol-
lowing explanation will give you
an idea: II, the Glenwood Grand,
works equally we'll with coal or wood
| fixtures. 1t has large round-cornered
fire pot and draw-center CRATE. The
double oven top and sectional oven bot,
tom prevent breaking, Has ventilated
oven, a patent arrangement for opening
the oven door with the foot, a large
sheet iron ash pa nQarge and easy to
take out) and an extra laige water
| front.
The oven in the No. 7-80 takes four
9.inch pie plates, and the No. 8 80 takes
four 10-inch pie plates. Each size has
ak boiler holes on top, and the fues
are so placed that all the holes will heat
quick. The No. takes Finch ware, the
No. 80 takes inch ware, the No. s takes
8-inch ware and the No. 80 takes 9inch
ware. Each range has a patent ring
cover (invented by LADY,, very coDve
nient for different size pans. While the
range ia richly carved and ornamented
the surface ia go rounded that it is very
easy to black and keep clean.
Many other advantages might bt
pointed out as to the Glenwood Grand
The w. G. Furrey company also repre-
cent the Anthony Wayne and Western
Star Washers, manufactured solely by
the Anthony Wayne Manufacturing
company of Fort Wayne, Ind. They
are the best round washer made on the
face of the globe. 1t has the loose crate
which lifts out of the tub. q feature only
found in this machine. Examine thes,
before purchaHing elsewhere. There j
positively nothing better in the market
They have in stock also an excellent lin,
of barroom fixtures, nickle plated
mounted agate ware, cutlery, household
goods, plumbing material and yer.
fine selection of pistols, ammunition
etc. Call and convince yourself that tn
line of goods carried by the popular W
@. Furrey company cannot be duplicate
elsewhere for the same money. The
are located at 159 TO 165 North Sprin
street. opposite the old court house
Whether you purchase anything or nc
you are always welcome to inspect thei
superb and large stock now on hand.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01

alfalfa lands, ircIudipg the cities of
Redlands, Cotton, San Bernsrdino,
Highlands, Messina, Grafton, Mission,
Rialto, Etiwands, Cucamonga, Bloom
ington, Chino and Ontario. In the
mountains sre 1000 square miles of tim
ber lands and in the desert come of the
richest mines in the state. These mines
now have an assessed valuation of
$4,000 900.
In 1880 San Bernardino county had
population of 1888. Ten years later it
had population of rs, ,497, and on the
basis Of the vote east in November last
the population today is A, 1856. In 1880
the assessed valuation Of the county
was $2.576, ,927; today it is $26 735, 900.
Can this record be excelled anywhere,
in the state, in the United States, or in
the world?
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01

clear and Tree from scales as a baby's. All I
used of them was $5 WORTH II you had been
here snd said you would have cured me for
5000. 90 you would have had the money. I
looked like the picture tNo 2, page Az in your
book "How to Cure skin Diseases" but now /
am as clear as any person ever was. Through
force OF habit rub my hands over my arms and
legs to scratch once in while, but to no pur-
pose. am all well. scratched twe0t eight
years, and it got to be a kind of second nature
TO me. thank you a thousand times.
DENNI3 DOWNING, Waterbury, VT
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01

al over my b1uy, and got
under my nails The scales
would dfop off of me ali the
tin e, aud my suffering was
endless, and without relief.
One thousand do.lars would
not tempt me to have this
disease over again. / am a
p3or man, but feel rich to be
relie e5 OF what some of the
doctors said was 1eprosy,
some ringworm, psoriasis,
etc. I cannot praise the Gu
TICURA REMEDIES too much.
They have made my skin as
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
Draw Your own Conclusion.

Mr.. J. o. Davenport, manager of the
Fort Bragg Redwood company, Fort
Bragg, CAL, has this to say OF Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy: 81 used it for
severe cold and cough, and obtained i'm
mediate relief. In the Fort Bragg Red
wood company's store we have sold large
vuantities Of Chamberlain's medicines"
For sale by G. F. Heinzeman, 222 N.
Main, druggist.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
European Staff Of German & English Physicians
3OSaa South Epring Street,

Op0oldllStS vs. lOr All CllIoillO DlScdSce.
We do not claim to cure everything; but we
assert without fear of contrs diction that in all
chronic diseases, weaknesses and ailments par
ticulafly those pertaining to the mDcuOus
membranes AID sexual organs, our treatment
is unexcelled. We positively cure Catarrh-
nasal bronchial, gasiro, int stinal and vesical-
in all its forms ard complicationas; genito-
urinary diseases and diseases OF the nervous
and sexual system
Our terms for the month of January,
$500 Per Month.
This includes consultation, examination,
Office treatment and all medicines necessary
for one month.
All who visit the doctors before February LIST
will receive treatmen at the above rate until
cuIed If you enu't call, write your symptoms
fully and fIankly. Thousands of eases cured
at home. III your case is incur BILE we will
frankly tell you 81, also caution gainst spend
ing more N 5ney for useless treatment.
Office hours: 10 a. NJ. to 5p. M Evenings,
z 8.
Address all mail to
GERMAN & ENGLISH PHYSICIANS
30SlS South Spring street. Los Angeles, Cal.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
SCRATCHED 2S YEARS
A Scaly, Itching Skin Disease, With
Endless Suffering, Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

If l bad known OF the CJncuRA REMEDIES
% years ago, it wonld have saved me 5000. 90
sase sau ~ apsnriasis1 eommenced ed on nv head in
epot not larger than u cent. 1t spread raai idly
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01

Business Suspended at Washington.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81 ALL the exec
utive departments closed at noon, to
remain closed till Tuesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
Found,

Found,
AT the drug store, a valuable package,
worth it's weight in gold. My hair has
stopped telling and all dandruff has dis
appeared since found skookum root hair
grower. Ask vour druggist abnut il.
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTTcURA, soc; SOAR,
Csc; REsoI.vENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION. Boston.
ENg- Send for "How to Cure skin Diseases,
"a pages, so illustrations, an 100 testimonials
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
Cur1cuRA REsoLVENT.

The New Blood and skin Purifier, internally
ito cleanse the blood of all impurities and pois-
onous elements), and CUTIcuRA, the great Skin
Cure and 'UTICURA SOAP, an exquisite
Skin Beautifier, externally ito clear the
skin and scalp, and res ere the hairy.
instantly relieve and speedily cure every
pimply, scrofulous, and hereditary diseases and
humors Of thu skin. scalp, and blood, with loss
of hair, from infancy 10 age, from liinples to
scrofula. aliE
Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01

After night with the boys
Yours for clear head-Bromo- -Eeltxer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Nus Turin tpirb geihrieben:

VOn siuei 8ensoarmen pur9eiiibrt,
bate lih in oielen Saeen Der crit 650=
jdbrige &arl 8remo, tuegen aneebli1en
Siebitables bel elmer Der Setttonen oes
Suriner 4eri9tsbpies Su perantwor-
ten. Sas Gri1eipen nieies iebr an-
tdnois setIeioeten Sunsen, oefien ge.
fdts3iige auf allies Muoere als einen
beranwa6fenDen 86iewidt idlieBen lie.
Zen, erreste allgemeine Sbeilnabme.
Sie Intla9e luutete auf Den Slebltabl
- elmer Sirne serin9er Sorte! @om
Frdiioenten gum 8soen auigeioroert,
eripioerte Der Nngetlagte; ,gbsr i'd
babe ia nihts 9eitoblen, in meinem Sc
ben nihts. SD 9ing an jenem llnglitds.
tage beim S%bitbdnoler in Der Sid Die
Wiilla Nummer "A bprbei, lab unter
anoerm ein GDrb6cn Sirnen uno rib
aus purer Sapriie Elm tleines Stiit
3eitln9spupier db, ods oune6cnlaa.
Sas lab man in Suoen uno ihrie aus
2eibsstrdften: Sin Sicb, ein Sieb,"
10 oaB i6 oappniprang 10 i6nel it
tonnte. 3wei ShuBleutc, Die ocs @e=
ges tamen, bielten mid ielt, ourbiud.
ten meine Suihcn fdnoen, aber ni6ts,
rein gar nltts, geItoblen." Niemano
unter Den 3eusen tonnte nit Cider
belt bebaupten, geIeben sl baben. oaB
Der anabe lid) %irgcnopie etpas lunre6t=
mlBlg ungeeignet babe, troBoem aber
beantrd9te Der Staatsaumalt fir bic
len. -. .grdBlihen Wtiiietbdter 81 Gage
Saft. Der gllnSenoen Ssrtbeioieuna
oes NopOtaten 9elan9 e. ieoot, Den
Sungen f~reilpretDen su laiien. Subelno
ididte lib pieier bereita gum 6ortge6en
an, oa blelten i'm Die Gensourmen nod
mails felt uno filbrtH i'm uu6 Dem &C.
flnNni''e Sllrild; aus ir9enDlpelbem
lld)erliten 8ruiu6e muBte Der Seoau=
ernsrpertbe nohmals | Gag in Nait blei=
ben. - 8rcnlD mar pom l6. Septem=
Der an - alp nubeSu Spei Itpnatc -
III llnterIl9ungsbaft, uno OieIe bat,
llAerlbr brrtbEet, Dem Staate 90 bis
y Sire gctOItet. gSeiter oeoentte man
ple plele YerlOnen in oielcr Sabe in
Semegung gcieBt uno oaMit bci0itl9t
ipuroen: Sluei S6uBleutc, ein Inter
Iuhungarlhter, orcl anoere 9tibter,
fcrner mebrere 3eu9cn uno anOcre un=
ter9eOroncte Decentralization. Sie on=
gebli1 9~eltObleue Sirne ~toltetet ulio, abs
geieben BON ben Soften Der llntcrluh=
lln9sbaft oes Gremo, Dem StGat uu9e=
fQbr Weltere 100 Sire.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Tic Geflame nimmt immer mebr
itberbauD.

60 muht Der SnDu6er elmer @erli=
ner EeicbdlIe b%et0nnt, DaB er ole SOnn=
tag mor9en leOem ieincr ySunotn" cine
SG'ie Safe nit SUDDEN perubrcibe.
Gabei toItet Die Geiegebitbr MIR D Qien=
mig. 1ieiem Gei6dftsmann Itebt mir
Dig elm decentralization 9eQen=
iiber, welher idon ieit ldngerer 3eit
Dor ben Warttballen einen - linten
6ilSpuntoifel unentgeltlih perteilen
lGBt, in melhtm lib Die 6irma oes 6a=
b%ritanten beiinpet. - @on stpei SrO=
8uengei6diten, Die lid 9egeniiber llc=
gen, bat oas cine ieit einem bolbeu
Sabre rgrOBen, ipOttbiligen Nusper=
fauf angeSeigt." 9ds bat leBt ben BE-
liBer oes Sweiten Gsi6dites beruogen,
III Ieinem Shauieniter IOl9enoen An=
lbla9 an5%ubringen:
y9lu6 guspertauf. 3ebn grosent
billiger, oils mein &onturrent. IA
ih ni6t 9%eIOnnen bin, meine eriltenS
our6 meinen3onturrent uuter9raben gu
lanen, made i6 audi NusUertauf uno
l~lberIalle es meiner geebrten 9unoi6aft,
oieien Shritt giiti9t 81 beurtbeilerr."
User trdSt Die Soften oieies Samples?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Nut cine cntieblihc Weile fam in

&anel Elm Shreinermeilter um's 2e=
ben. Serielbe ain9 nit einem Petro=
leumlibt in Die S6reinerwertitatt uno
itellte oas 2i6t auf elm brett. Wdb=
reno er nun bantirte, tippte oas Brett
UNI, bic brennenoe Campo ~erplooirte
uno rel berunter in Die Sobelipdne,
wel6e IOiOrt in Slammen itanoen,
Del Dem yemiibeIl, oas 6euer 81 eriti=
den, ~itiirSte Der bo6betaste Mtann nm,
uno Slpar mitten in Die 6lammen, 10
oaB er, ebe aui iein 6eihrei Silie ber=
beitam, am gar3en &Orper bic ibwer=
ten Sranowunoen erlitt. Sofort ms
Srantenbaus sebradt, peritarb Der un=
slidliAe mad lan9en Gualen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
gSie eciaGrlih Is lit, mdbreno 81

Wie gciagrlib Is lit, mdbreno Der
Giienbabnlabrt &inoer al Den 6eniiern
iteben 81 laleu, Iollte ;u ibrem Sbre=
cine Game e%riubren, wc!he Den N6tnO=
Su9 aui Der Strede 3ubcrn=S 6lett=
ltaOt benuBtc. Gines iDrer Sinner, Elm
&nabe bon ) SGbren bate ll1 trOB oes
mlitterliten %erbOtes in einem unbe=
wahten Iu9eublif op6 wieoer an oas
@agcnienlter Ncitellt. ploBlih Der
S10nner Ole Sbilrc oIincte, I'm Die
Sabrtarten nOdSuitDtn. Der &nabe
ltilrSte uui oas Srittbrett oes IN pOller
6abrt beIinoli6en 3u9es. muroe icoo6
Ourb Die 8eiltesge9enwart oeB S6aii=
ners nod Dor Dem liheren Sooe e~rrettct
uuo Der Dor Sdref ialt b%elinnunQalO=
ien Wutter unOerieblt Dieoer lIber9e=
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Su Der & neipe.

STUDENT; og8as babe i6 81 sablen,
&ellner?"
&ellner; y0iit Scltern uno porseitern
;uiammen?"
STUDENT: oI6 mas, oas bin ib
Sbnen ia bereits 6ulbig se=
bliebeu!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26

oNun, Ssrr Frofeiior, aui rusn par=
ten Sic osnm oa!"
.Nuf meiue Satin, Die, ib pom
Sbeater abbplsn mDhte ....."
y9lber ib bite Sic, Serr proieiior,
Sic iteben ia gar nift Dor Dem Sbea=
ter, ipnoern Dor Der Nnatomie!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26

yWudl, no warIt Su oenn 10 lang?"
.Wei, 9'rHuft bab'n mir bait, Batter,
i'm @irtbsbaus;-suei WaBtriig' balm
i mir an 8opf 9, worf'n uno ben slrm
bab'n 7 mir arg ueridlas'n!"
$50 ia peun gu Gid nur unter=
balten bait"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
StnQeQ II q c II.

Nsiie: Sage NAL, Sntel, tDnnteIt
III mir buuoert Wart we6ieln?"
Sntel; oSa, wie tommlt Su oenn
81 elnem Sunoertmart= S6eiu?"
9tsiie: Sab audi tsineu! @olte
mr. miien, oh Su @elo bel Dir bait"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
. il III /.

Gomteiie (bei'm &ennen): $40 nur
mein grautisam bleibt? SD iebe i'm
ieit benz eriieu llmritt gar ni6t mebr!!"
Baron: SrOitsn Sic iid, Gomteiie
-er miro tuObl etwas y err pdtun9
baben!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
3 m tel.

Sausmsiiter mod tangent bsftisen
2duten): ,@as pollen Sic oeun?"
StuoiOus: Rad Saus mill
id!"
Sausmeiter: .sie seb0ren ia uuf
Drummer 81" =
stuoiOius: so! Sas 1T niht libel!
3uerli laiien 2 mid cine balbs Stunoe
ldutsn uno oann sebOr i'd nibt einmal
ms Saus!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Ter Weujh Der i'm ,Srcicn lebt

uno li6 Sewe9un9 maht. brauht
meui9 SiGtpori6riIten. Die Neiunoe
Nutur perlun9t Damn ielbcr mas lie
brau1t. Dur naturmiOri9es uno
tiinitliAes Seben br0Aht tilnltIihe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26

pnoerbarer II Ger.
q: ,9u, Der bort bat mid aud I'M
$4,000 Marf aebra6t!."
y: ,Wieio?~
q; oGr bat mir isine Sodtsr ni6t
ge9ebcn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Sad1en uno Oenfen,
{ Oant.

So, Serr BON Weper, bier brin9e
t6 bas beitellte Stilleben! Sa=
Su 9ebOrt aber unbeoingt Elm 8e9en=
ititf!!"
~8e9enitiif! Nu', bdngen nler meine
Sarableben Vis-a-vi!s!"