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Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30
bAaaAlNS !
BARGAINS!
BARGAINS Z!

dollar saved is dollar mtde." The
n abve assertion can be- verified 10y
reading few oi the articles named below
can only give n few, but YOU IN resi-
assured thai will save You THE DOLLAR
| call your attention Ia -four, Standard
Family, Sos. aud The best d bur THAT
CAN BE MADE $565 IT you do not
tiud IL the best YOU ever used will cheer.
fully refund the money. Try il; you will
be ul,'re than pleased
Coal oil. $50 pro 4, the best m ,dc. IA cts !;
10 gaIiuns, II cts; c.ai oil, lZ0 proIf, 10
cents; 10 gallons, 0 cts.
Fine salt, $l.4g per bag; Bright syrup,
25 cents; 8 galhm t'ts - cents; Best Portu
ticO m'Iias-es, IS cents
Cedar water pals, 3 brass hopps. 80 cents,
ce lar pals, 2 brass h.s'ps, % cents.
d.n's prime, q mnle-. lie DI'ts, war
rantes,, $245 aud 20; wnmen's oil grain,
standard, 81 "a, alsa,. shoes of all kinds
frum 25 g. So cents per pair less than regu
lar prize; also, bargains in
Furniture,
Clothing,
Hats
Shirts,
Wines,
Whiskies.
The best CIGARS to be found, S cents,
3, 4, 5.
Dt,mestics, Ginghams and Prints low.
IinwAre aud glassware
The 8 and 10 CT ounter is wonder.
NJ IL l. L - + x Y
in Tadie-' Hats and Trimming This l.
the store To save m tney and "a have a hat
trimmed that will please you / will take
pie ,sure in sh wing them to you whether
v"u buy or not am b0Mad D sell.
My expenses are as small as can be, aud
verify WILL n,t be niers lid
]. ". I1lNSN.
LeOuarltswn.
Dec 1-yt
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30
bY appodu,ed Auditor q thi. Cpurt i place

by appointed Auditor to this Court Ia place
Of d. Z. Gr.ves. resigned.
j. PARRAS CRANE. A j.
JoHs q. Bko KE, A j.
His Honor Judge Brooke len 20 day ia
his hume
Monday, March e7-rhe case OF the
State " Dorsey. pend.ng which the Curt
adjourned Saturday, was resumed and Q
jury w,ss empanneiei. The case occupied
the Court during the entire day and srgu-
meni was not c included until night when
the case given tothe jury. After an absence
"f about an hour the jury returned and
rrnd-sed . verdict of guilty On the secDnd
cunt assault AMI battery
Tuesday. March 2s-The first case called
was No crimin 4 appearances; State We
William Bi-coe; charg-, assault with in
tent % kill; tried by jury; verdict, not
guilty. CamaIieF for State; Hammett and
Ching fr defence
No 5 criminal appear noes was tried as
fdlows: state vs Wesley Biraes; charge,
larceny Submitted % the Court ndjuig-
I'd guilty and sentenced TO thirty days 10
the cnuntv Jail.
"Wednesday, March 29-Alexa aier Dor
ley was brought into Court aud Judge
Crane, after reviewing the case, imposed
fine of $5 aud costs. The line aud Get
we're paid.
The case of the State VS. BFni Coiling
ham was called and as we g. % press i
bring tried before jury.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30

Rev. Eugene McSwyney, 8. J., the pas.
Tor In charge Of the Pomfret, CornwaIli.,s
Neck and Hill Top Catholic congregations.
died At the clerical residence at Sc Thomas's
on the evening Of Tuesday the 2ls,. ab ,us 7
O'Clock Father McSwyney had been sick
hr more than a week. Of typhoid fever,
though his extreme illness was not gener.
ally know Throughout the cIuuty and 20
msny The announcement ~ his death came
as sudden and unexpected shack. B1n
IN Ireland March %, 1874. the deceased
would have been 40 years of age had he
lived one day longer He studied for the
priesthood In bis native country, but having
determined 10 enter the Society of Jesus,
he came 70 this country for the purpose of
qualifying himseIff for th.t order. Further
pursuing his studies at the Jesuit Novitiafe
a' Frederick, Sid he was admitted into
the Socieiy as Novice in 1871, and was
nrdsined priest in 1880 tie then came
Immediately to Charles county, where he
had his frs, pastoral charge over the con-
kregatioDs Of which he was pastor at the
time Of his death He left here in the fall
1f 1885 and went "a Boston where he had
pastoral charge for lille Subsequent
~ he further pursued his theologicai train
ing at Frederick. in accordance with the
rules If the Jesuit order. and later ha-
PASTORAL charge in 81. Mary's county,
whence he returned TO this county in 18S3
and continued his priesily ministraiions
here up To the time Of his death.
Father McSwyney was characierisze,i f;.r
his earnest aud conscientious devotion ~
duty, his simple and Unaffected manners
and self sacrifice in the cause Of charity
About the year 1872, when the email pux
was raging near Pipes Creek, in this
county, he made profound impression
npon the people by the h-rIic manner in
which he exp 'sed himself To he DANGEROUS
malady by his constant attendance upnn
aud ministraiiOn To the necessities Of some
foor and helpless families who were sick
4 the disease. He was possessed of n large
and sympathetic heart and generous. bu'
very sensitive nature; aud was man If
Characteristic m"desiy. but If indefatigablc
energy in the cause Of Christianity and
charity. The great ami constant exposure
TO which he subjected himself in his at
tendance upon the sick and other minister
ial duties doubt conduced to his fatal
illness Few clergymen that have ever
ministered to the spiritual wants Of our
people have been So universally esteemed
by the masses Of the people, regardless Of
-ec'arian differences, as was Father Nc
Hwyney His funeral took place at 81
rhnmsss, the interment being in the Jesuit
cemetery at that place.-F0rt IoboeeO
Times
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30
Localwise and Otherwise.

We have bern compelled To defer { r "a
future issue the favors of several estecmd
correspondents.
Liquor License Applications are now
being published Partie- desiring blanks
can obtain them at this office
His Excell"ncy Gov Brown who has
been dangerou lV i'll is much improved
and will, we trust. som regain his health.
On our fnurth page under the caption.
"Men We Know OF" we rrpript a MOTTO
# our old friend William =. Perry Read
IT,
During Court we have heard Count
Moore highly cnmplimented by vi.itors {"
his hotel and Mr.. James I " Raley has
also won much praise rm the patrons of
his hnuse.
The advertisement Of Btugh, sons Com
pany will be changed next week. Like
g'Hd business men this firm changes is
ads, but the st ndard OF it, goods never
vary-'hey e always first class.
Last week, Prot. Frank Cuad, fCharIottp
Hall Academy. was admirel Ia the pra:
Iice of law. Mr Coad is u hard student
and his energy and ability Will We Lop
and believe, win him success in his prp
fession.
Mr.. Levi J. Wise, f CaliErna. is an
applicant 'or an Indian Agency and hi>
application is endorsed by the Governor,
the leading merchants of B lltim" re and h,
numer us Southern Maryland friends
Buds" energetic wo k deserves sue -ess
IL IL earnestly requested that all leade 5
If circles, or Kings Daughters not id.hti
fled with ATTY circle, send a Promptly ns
possible, {" the rec'rding secretary. Mr..
w. r B-asley. liG5 Y. l. nvale street.
Baltimore, Md their names. the names of
their circles, number of m, mbe and lines
If work. ty order of the STATE Sccretar,
Helen Mason.
Monday last, while srilinE up Brif'an's
Il y, Mr.. Charles Coughs canoe cap-iZ. 2
pnclpitaiing him and his package in'n the
water. Except for the unc .mf ,riahIy cnld
bath Charlie was but little incuuvcnienct,,
by his mishap Our friend Is to- god a
man to luse. aud We trust that hi iuJur,
visits To town will he by the land route.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30
saint E)aFQ ) jsacOa.
COUNTY NEWS.
Ditch Dlggings.
iNsp,r.sa for the Beacon1

tdepJrted Tor the BeacoR)
The snow storm Friday, 17th instant,
greatly interfered with the success OF the
oyster supper given at Budd's Creek, for
the purpose Of raising funds to complete the
repairs begun sometime ago on Bethel
Church.
James X. Raley, who operates saw
mill in Charles county, In the section
known a. East hundred fell across the saw
while in motion, 18th instant, and received
q severe cut nn the leg.
Notwithstanding the incIemency Of the
season, couples apparently Iovers) are &C.
casipnally seen strplliBg about where
farmers are busy making tpbacc, .bedr,
and the gallant swain inIulging in the
novel way oi courring by taking seat on
p'ie Of rails and throwing chips at the
object of his alteration. Did you ever see
AN angel without wingsg have. aud some
of them look good enough to eat, II
AzzaDa should remove TO this neighbr
hood, and is aot hampered with such
exiteme difildence as enyirous your humble
correspondent, he might soon be able to
shake III that spell of lonesomeness caused
by the accidental poisoning Of his pc;
mouse. j.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Befe judges ErOnke and Cane.
James ]. crteHuelI, CIerk.
B llars CsnalieT. States ,tiOrRey
). Chapman fhOapSOn, >kerif.

"Wednesday, March 22.-The frat case
called was No. Q rrials. Julia A q Rtley.
assignee Mann Bros. VS. John NJ. Lloyd &
IN. Submitted tO Court Hammett for
pIainitf; X @. Combs for defence Held
-ub cuTia.
No. Trials, Charles w Kenn rd. as.
Signee, VS. Margaret Watts Mol pros. by
rider # plaintiffs attorney. Mil PRISE
4ui WAS entered in N" 6 Trials. aud also
II NJ. 3 Trials, Frank n Holmes and wife
Vs Trustees of Charlotte Hall School
NJ. criminal appeals S,ae vs. J. b.
Long. WAS nex' taken up The charge was
assault and hattery upon Aquila Burroughs
Notion to quash writ was nverruled and
case was tried hef.r. jury Verdict of
guil'y. and fine of $25 and c,sis Wa i'm
p 'sed Camalier foI State; Holmes and
Ching for defence
Possession "f children 90 B nj. Kicks n
granted To Mrs Eleanor Bunting, guardian,
upon writ of hd6eas rpus
Thursday. March 23.-Nn Trials. Mary
!. Small and husband VS. Allen G Tyler
Leave granted To amend writ and case cnn
tinued.
No. criminal appeals. State VS. james
VI. Lacey; 'harged with carry NC conceal,d
weapons; trial by jury; verdict of mot
guilty Cnmslier for State; Holm-s and
hing for defence. The balsnce "f the
lays session was spent in hearing No. 16
Trials; ) b Hammeu vs. L G II
Graves; action "f ej"c,ment d trial he
fore the Court Combs and Cams'ier FIR
ilammett; Wilmer and ID G Hammett for
Graves
Friday, March 24-Tbe Cnuri-Judgrs
Brooke and Cr4ne-delivered opinion in
No 2 Trials, granting fiat as against lanes
T. II. Ralev aud giving verdict and juig-
ment If satisfaction "a defendant hn VI
Lloyd. Hammett for plaintiff; Comhs fr
defendant.
Argument in No. 10 Trials. concluded.
/ Held sub curia
/ No. y. criminal appeals, was next taken
I up; State vs. II Lee FenwIck Charged
with assault Motion m;.de to quash wri,
AMI discharge recognizance Motion grant
ed
+ No Trials, next called; James O'Mal
/ ley, eof McCosker & Malluy VS. William
Ieaimrn. Demurrer "a pleas sustained
and Judgment IN demurrer fr plaintiffs
Saturday, VI Irch 25-N-. 6, criminal an
peals; State vs. Frederick S. Burr ,ughs i;
IN ton by defendants attorney Ia quash
writ and dischfrgc the Iecognizance Mo
tim granted.
No. criminal appearances. was next
ctllrd State vs. Alexander. Drsey; in
dictment for assault with intent 10 kill
+ upon Henry Bush The parties To this case
are all c''lored. The assault was alleged
/ 20 have been provoked 10y Bush's supposed
criminal intimacy with Dprsey's wife.
Plea in abatement was filed by prisoners
attorneys, IN ground that the jury was
improperly drawn Pie, demurred to and
demurrer sustained. Exception reserved
by defendants attorneys Camali-r tor
state. Holmes and Abel fpr iraverser.
Nicholas Pussler, a native of Bavaria,
Germany. appeared in open Court, took
tie osth OF allegiance 10 the United States
aud was na.uralized.
The ~ wing order was flrd:
Ia The circuit curt JsS - Nary. County:
OrdeT,ai. ihi> 25th day .t March, I~g3
thai DaHnl =. Hammees To and hv IL hrsu-
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30
The Easier Way.


Mt every man can grow rich; the world
is not constituted that way; bu' richly
benrfcent institution of human originating
has rendered il pps-ible for every man 3"
a. provide for himself and family, that b,
and they need have no struggle with mis-
fortune. The easier way Of saving is by
CARY ing lite insurance policy (eDdow-
menI furm) in the Ktna Life Insurance
Co, Of Hartford, Conn - company as firm
as the eternal hills, and whose promises
are as faithful At d policies valuable as
coined gold in your hand. We know
whereof We speak; for we hold policy in
the company and have no reason to regret
il, ON the contrary il affords US a peace oi
mind that Is beyond price The COMPANY
Is ably represented ia this County by Mr..
w. B Dorsey He publishes the compan
les report in another column. Read II. IL
will bear any test "f scrutiny you may be
pleased % give it Is il al able Company.
Road these figure; they say yes" loud
cr than words, and aIe convincing.
Paid Beuefciaries over $S2,000,0O0
Assets 3',6OO,OOG
Surplus. 100000
After such n exhibit. are you willing {"
risk the certainty of now Gor the might
have been" Of the iuture.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30
NEA'RNhI.tAliN.

DONATUs WELLINGT y Tn MPsoN
saturday last, cur community was hnk-
ed by the report nf The death ~ ID We'll
ingt'n Tn mp>on, sIn of Mr. j. Dtn itus
Th"mpsnn, OF this district The he ra-ed
was a hardy, vigorous mln, H. the 25lh
year of his e, and gave br gnt promise al
ling and useful life. He was Chrisiitn
young gentleman aud ha~, we b~lieye won
the Christian crown PNEUMONIA WI
the cause of death. The rem ,ius were
buried at ST JoSeph's Sunday last in th,
presence If large C cpncours. # snrrpwiu.
relatives and friends The pail C trrrs
We're Messrs Stephen Ahell, French
Drur', Samuel Nelson, Harry Guy. lie. u
ard Giaves aud Daniel W lhnru
FEkDINA>D F. FLOYD.
Gu Thursday, March % 1893, at his
residence in Paluxeut district FridintnA
+ Fhyd departed this lite. Mr Fl,yH
was horn March 23, 1918 aud de n cam.
Ia him on the day h. compIet,i his 7srh
gtat AAS tiiA an t''tfr'. us'f sh' .ti'- diBI
went down tn his gr.ve full Il years and
hnnnred aud esteemed by all who knew
HIM. Mr. Floyd had been in i'll fealIb
for some time past and crnfiurd TO hts
room Thursday lsst he Wa sitting up
and there seemed no fear Gf imm ,diaie
death When the family was summoned
TO supper he insisted that there WAS nn need
of anyone remaining with him AMI pre-
vailed ON all TO leave him. While they
were eating in an adjoining r~ma slight
anise was heard in Mr.. Fl,yd'S rum and
. his daughter, Miss Lucy, hurried IN @
find her f,tber lying nn The led dy ing
Mr. Floyd was several times T'ounty Com
missioner and in that position. as Ia all hi.
career, he di his whole duty as it was
gwen him "a see il He layes " f. amt
six children May he rest in peace!
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30
H'Iae Bar
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REAL EfATE AGENCY,

1859 v e.. y. W. washinxssn, D. e.
WANTED FOR PURCHASERS
81 Mary csunis I.nd-. issiras,iv iocafed
and r..ssS.,a ssal.- in price Write me- giving
fal description 4ai ,il earticulars
@ H. CALVERT Il co.
Tusw Tiff
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30

A LII persoHs wishing tb have nts. Shoes
u and Harness neatly AMI prlnptly done
nj Inv prics-s will ~ wei to csil s,n me
have fi'ted out the sl,np adj ining Raley's
Hniei, sermerly pcup-d by Seen Buley.
Fine Bpfs md shps IN , ie iu order. A
small am 'uni Hiu~f be left In advance FIR
eli new work aYsl.-r.-i.
JAS. L. CONNELLY.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30
DECLINATION

Messrs Eiitors:-~ome months ago my
name Was announced IN the columns 0f
you psper as Il candid 'te fr the D..mp-
cratic nomination t,r Shrr'f' al ST. Mary s
county, and a. am consJriinei bv cir
cumst1ncts & decline tr make c,nitst
FIR such nomination, | deem Il ,iu, Io my
friends aud IN self to make public an
nouncement of that fact ant thereto e ask
f'Ir n small spare IN y"uT psprr & De- 50
Thanking the kin friend who ANN unc,-d
m, AID the numerous friends whr have
x ner,usly off-red me their app n aud
pl-dging Ia him who shall rrcrive the
nomination my niRt earnest sud jealous
supp,rf, | must respectfully decline 80
becume u Candidate.
ours very truly.
j p GREENws IL.
FARMERS FRIEND FLAWS Va. .
Fredericksburg make, in is.onlrii wn At
1--WE DUslasS and tea vc1ys. ee.ao.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1893-03-30
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
RATIFICATION NOTICE.

Robert c. Comhs, Assignee,
vs.
Charles b McCuily.
In the Circuit Court flr 81 Nary's county,
sitting a. Cont of Equity,
M. 762, " z.
Ordered. this End day of March, 1898.
that the sale made and reports-d by Robert
g. Combs, Assignee. in the above cause,
he ratified and csInfirmed unless Cause tD
the contrary b. shown IN or befIre The 4th
Monday in MARCH. 1893. provided u
copy Of this order be published in the 81
Mary's BEACoS once week for three sue
eessiye v eeks prior D. she said 4th Monday
in March.
The report states that the property sold
for $300.
JAMES J. GREENwELL, Clerk.
True cnpy-Tesi:
JANIS GREEN WELL, Clerk.
March 2-3w
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-24
BUR 0eiunobeit!

8etpObnlib Ia9t man, Die Site, beim
Nieien gu ruien Sur 8eiunobeit!!"
ODER .8ott belt" lei i'm Sabre 100 auf-
9etommen, NO elm 9rOBes Sterben ge=
berri6t uno bic 2uft 10 siftls setueien,
oab Sober, Der senieiet, iOfort seitOr=
ben lei. Sa babe Die Stride angeOronet,
OaB jeosr Gbriit beim Nieien ieinss
ieines Nd6iten Die Yerpfli6tuns babsn
iole, linn @eiunobeit ODER @ottes pile
81 wiiul6en. Ser 8ebrau9 1T aber
dlter. Nad sriedii6er Wptbe mar
oas erite SebensSeiden, welAes Der
tiinitlibe Wenid ocs YrOmetbsns bon
lid CAB, Elm trditises Hieieu. berpOrse=
ruisn oaourb, pas isin Yiloner linn Elm
Sldiduen nit seraubtem Sonuenli1t
Dor bic Naie belt. Die 8risbsn i1dbten
es, oab man Die Hisienoen NIT ~gebDeenen
6nieeu sriiBte. auh bic ROmsr sriib-
ten chamber beim Nteien. Ylinius
iaat, oaB mad redts bin 3u nieien fir
sliidbsoeuteno. mad lints bin fir uus
9liidpertiinoeno salt. IS berri6te bel
ibueu Der CLAUDE, oas Nisieu entbalte
6ingerseise tiinitiser Tinse. uno mau
miine bic Sadie ourb 8liifwunl6 gum
Buteu lenteu. Siberius pergaB uie=
mails. Hieieuoen Slid gu piini6en, err
pdrtete aber auh, tpern er nieite, Elm
8lsi6es; ia er erlieB cine Seroronung,
oaB Seoermaun ibnl, penn er drsfabre
uno nieie, Die iiblibe 8liifpunibfor-
mel Surufe, oamit er gegeu alles llu=
9ema9, ods inn auf Dem &ege bessg=
men tonne, Sei6iiyt iein mO6te. @enu
Der &6nig Der MonumOpata Met, rll=
fen ale, Die su9egen iino, linn ben
8liifpunib 10 laut su, oaB es Die i'm
SorSimmer bOren milIen. Sieie flint
men Elm uno ebeniO ole in ben anitOb=
enoen 3immern. Sie Siener in ben
Sorballen seben ben 3uruf peiter aui
Die StraBe uno 10 perbreitet er iib
burb Die gauge Staot. @enn i'm Sauoe
Siam Semano melt, 10 iagen Die llm=
itebnoen: vWtD9e Der oberite Gi6ter in
ieinem Su6e uur Gutes BON Dir leien!!"
Die Siameien 9lauben ndmli9, oaB
Der oberite Gihter Oes Simmels beitdn=
big I'M Sebensbu6e Der Nteni6en blQt=
tere uno oaB o~erjenige, oeiien Sebsn
oas aui9ei9lagene Slatt entbdlt. ME-
len miiiis. llebrigens bat oas Nieien
audi beute nod i'm Yolts9lauben man6=
erlei Seoeutunsen. Sn Sber=S Setter
reid !. y. meint man ieoes neusborue
Sinh miiiie nisisn, uno ipenn bic gltern
ni6t iosleid rSelisOtt" iasen, 10
TONNE Der Senfel uno tauits linen
oas &ino fir einen @e6ielbals aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-24
1~ntereiia $.
Cine Spinne als Wefer.

Sn Der Giiterei Der ct. Bauli=Rirde
in Samburg befinoet li6 cine eletirii6e
@lOfenleitung, Del6e a~uberbalb Der
singangstbiir ibren abi6luB bat. Ser
Snopt Der bier angebra6t tuar, 1T ab=
9eroItet, uno es ro9en oober bic beioen
elettrii6en 8rdbte 9etrennt aus benz
Mauertpert berDor. Sobalo bieie nun
0neinanoer 9ebriift iueroen, mas iriber
ourh ben Srub auf Den &nopf geibab,
10 miro Der elettrilhe Strom 9eI6loiien
uno es tlingelt i'm Sauie. Sieier Gage
nun puroe Der Suffer uno ieine camille
WOrgens in aler Griibe our9 Glingeln,
welbes iib na1 tur3en pauisn INNER
mieoerbolte, aus ibrer &ube getpeft,
aber man 9%etpabrte an Der GingangsE
tbiir Niemanoen, oenno6 puroe oas
8lofenii9nal ge9eben. Wan unter=
lubte Die Seitung i'm Snnern uno audi
bier lamb man nlhts, mas mDgliher=
meiie Die lIriahe Der 4larmirung bdtte
iein t0nnen. Gtab Der Sdmmerun9s=
ltunoe ging Damn Der Sitter hinunter,
I'M Die Srdbte auBerbulb Der gingangs=
tbiir gu priifen, neil Die 8lofenleitung
nod INNER in gemeguu9 mar. Sier
entoedte er ben StOrsnfrieo in Der 8e=
italt elmer sroBen Spinne, wel9e nit
einem Yein auf Dem einen, nit Dem arl=
oeren auf Dem anoeren Srabt IiBenoen,
ourb 3uiammentauern Die Srdbte per-
bano, 10 oaB es tlingelte. @enn Die
Spinne einen tleinen elettri'6en S9lag
peripiirte, bob lie INNER Elm gein auf
wOour6 bic 8lote rubte, neil Die
Srdbte oann getrennt waren. Ser
&iilter entfernte oas Sbier uno bon
Dem @ugenblid on mar Gube I'M
Sauie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-24
Sad1en uno Oenfen,
@ei6i6teu uno Sa9elt.

@roBnlutter lieit pom ferueu 3uterbitt9en,
Som Hrtr;eu, Der belt Sabelwurm eri6lug,
Som 0Ieri60uiten %SOni9stiuo S3nees
pitt6en
ulo uou benz Sater, Del9er Stteiel trug.
Sie gutelfinber borden bin uub ibauen,
lStc MduS6en Till, bic 9an;e lau9e 3eit,
III baI9em uuo bod monneuolem Grauell,
Seim 9lten S9luB i'll reiner Seli9teit.
90 wurOe lang, SabrbunOert' lang, bis
beute,
&om War6enbu6 Die Su9enb;cit pcridOut
ytun aber tommeu plogli9 iupertIuSe Seute
llnb unier Iiebites Bud, oaS miro perpOnt
Sm Sopi Der Sirnlein rt6t' es nno Der
Rltaben
Seruirrun9 nltr utb 9robeu Staoeu oil. -
gta ia! Zen Supertlu9eu ma9's gei6aoet
baben,
uus anoer'n aber bat eS Ri6ts Setbam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-24
Der italieniime Craeloreber gn-

9elO Cont. welbsr idon ieit elmer
&eibe bon Sabren nit ieiner Srsel Die
Straben bon Sprtmuno ourb;og, 1T
oaour9 elm permOsenosr damn seipor-
ben. Glelhseitis bat er ieine Sanos.
leute, welde Neisun9 gu oielem mutt.
GliI6en eriperbe Sei9ten, nit SnItru.
menten perieben, wOourh er ebenials
ein nettes Siimm6en Gelo al Yyppi-
lion einbeimlte. Gonti beiaB 1e6s
@~obnbdnier in Wittsn. lieB lid oann
aber IN pa9ballige SpeculatiOuen Elm
uno bat lebt Sab UNI Gut pieoer per=
loren. Nun Siebt er ielbit wieoer nit
DER Orgel our6s 2ano uno iudt bic
irilberen i6Onen Sage 10 pisl ais m6s-
LID 81 peribmerSeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-24
SGgerlatein.

Meine Serren! Sic winen, baB Die
&aben iebr i6laue SOsel uno iawer gu
idieBen iinb, bsnn wenn lie sinen Wtsn=
i6en nit elmer 6linte ieben. flie9en lie
i6on bon Weitem oapOn. Wtir lino lie
aber ni6t i6lau senug = i'd weiB, wie
lie 81 tduiben limb. SD itels mid
ndmlih b%etrunten uno tGumle bin uuo
Der; oa bleiben bic SOgel rubis iiBen.
oenn lie S~lauben, Der trift bod ni4ts,
uno 10 tam i'd iie oann sans bequsm
i4ieBen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-24

3nci 6reunoe ipielen nit chamber
Se@sunOie6s3ig. Ter cine 9ewinnt
fOrtwdbreno, 10 DoB ibm iein Yartner
wiitbsno ~suruit: yMenid, gu
bit ia Die refine Ndbmaidine!" -
r&Grum?" iragt Der Nngereoete, uno
Die NntpOrt lautet: .9Seil Su 80
Sti4e in Der Minute ma6lt!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-24
Sn Der grrsQtbei t.

&linit=9lr5t (Su einem patienten) :
sd babe SGnen oO6 geia9t, oaB Sic
mir Sbre 6rau m%itbrinsen iOllen,
oamit i'd mid 9ebOrig infOrmiren tann.
Sas ndbite Mtal tOmmen Sic geidQisit
gu 3weien! gDenn Sic bas nibt tbun,
10 laiie i6 Sic aue 8eioe binaus=
werien!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-24
gerGnoerte Situation.

Satin: sd winidte, i'd bdtts ben
Srief Seltern nidt geidriebeH."
8atte: ,@elben Srief?"
Satin: sd beitele oarin sinsn
neuen SUIT, iinoe ibn aber bod gu
tbeuer."
8atte lin Die Saids sreiieno): vSerrs
ieb, ben babe i'd sanS uerSsHen. bier 1T
er nO6!"
Satin: n@uf lid 1T aud pirtlid
tein &erlNB, bon jeBt ab meros i6
meme Sricfe ielbit sur YOit trasen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-24
Sebenten.

9irettor (einer pertra6ten slttien=
9eieli6ait): rSerr Wirtb, mir mod
ten bier in Sbrem 2Otale cine 8ldubi=
9er=9erIammlung abbalten. @Olen
Sic mir ni6t nal Sbre Gaume Seisen2"
gBirtb: vSebr 9erne. SD babe
aber nur oieien ein3igen Saal, Der
etma 100 Yerionen faBt. @iro oer=
lelbe oenn aud fir Sbre 3lpede se-
niigen?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-10-24
81 { d an9eneb m.

Wama. nit Srioa i'm Concert,
lib 81 ibrer Na6barin usr-
iuunOert barber, Dab ie gar teinsn
getannten entoefen tonne - ais 6rioa,
bic anoG9tig 5ubOrte, plOBlid auf=
i~prin9eno, ausruit: yNber, Drama,
Oa lit ia unier 8eri9tsuolsieber!"