davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-09-13
cannon second. Tom Foster third time,

los.
One Peacemaker won. Live OAK
second, Red Skin third; time, AS.
Mile and Observation-Disclosures won
Candelabra second, Farady third; time,
l AS.
Five and half iurlongs-Cromwell
won, True Penny second. Owlet third
time. :09
One mile-Lady Violet won. Stone.
nellie second, Flora Thornton third
time, :42ts.
Five and half rrlongs-Second At
tempt won. Sir Doxon j.. second, Jack
the Jew third; time. ! 100.
AT HARLEM. ILL.
HARLEM, ILL.,. Sept. 12.-Half q mile
Virgo DIOR won, Little Dorritt second,
Sedalia third; time, :4s2i.
Six acknowledgements won, Geral"
dine second, Wahatchie third; time,
1:151s.
Mile and a xteenth-Billy Mckenzie
won, Warren Leland second, Francis
Pope third; time, 500.
Five and half furlongs-Diggs won,
Midas second, Installator third time,
lilo.
Mile and ne-sixteenth-Willie L.
won, Nephew second, Fakir third; time,
loo.
AT LATONIA.
C1NcINNArI, Sept. 12.-seven furlongs
Judith won, Dolly Wbthers second,
sadie Heard third; time. :2S24.
Five furlongs-Albany won, Eva i.
second, Addie Buchanan third; time,
l:03.
1E.1 n.-k.-.. - pol;yar puoLnar
vecond, Ellen Douglass third; time,
1881.
Six furlongs-Pat Woodcock won,
Hodgson second, Scotland third; time,
l:2634.
Four and a half furlongs-Tongese
won. Adah Roy second, Taolohe third;
time. 0:57.
Seven undergraduates won, Miss
Tilly second, Ataman third; time,
l:29ls.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, Sept. 12.-Six furlongs-
Londonville won. The Broker second,
Suwanee third; time, :22la.
Halt mile-Lady Lee won, Lille B.
second, Belle 4. third; time. 0 :5414.
Nine sixteenths mils-Jardine won,
Northwestern second, Halcyon third
lime. 100.
Thirteen sixteenths mile-Liberty
Bell won, Hart Wallace second, San
Bias third; time, l 2034.
Six furlongs-Lizzie V. won, Unicorn
yecond, Robert Lstta third; time. :23.
STATE FAIR RACES.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 12.-There was
large attendance at the state fair races
today
The weather WAS perfect, but the
track was soft and slow.
Six furlongs-Piquant won, Rey AL
fonso second, Cecil S. third; time. l is.
Malo Diablo, Ike L., Charles Quick and
Flirtills also ran.
Six furlongs-Abi P. won. Condo sec-
ond, Quarterstaf third; time, l:l51a.
Elma D., Garcia and Banjo also started.
One mile-Lovdal won, Artieus eec-
ond. Charles A. third; time, APO.
Duke Stevens also ran.
Six furlongs-Charea won, Huntsman
second, Lady Jane third. Niagara, Po-
laski, Border Lassie and Mise Ruth were
also in the race. but did not finish. The
horses were cslled back and pulled up,
but as the flags had dropped four of
them resumed the race. All bets were
off. but the race stood.
One mile and q Observation-Disclosures
won, Happy Day second, Royal Flush
third; time, l :48l &.
The unfinished 1924 trot--Eliza s.
won, Pearl Fisher second, Chloe third
time, 2:201e, 2:l9s4, 2:2l, 2:19, 2:2324,
2:23. 2:25, 2:2O1a.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27
Very Improbable.

"In early days." remarked Mr.. Barnard,
"an old fellow named Bennett came to
Butte county from Kentucky, and when l
was boy often heard him tell with all
earnestness story that he believed to be
true. He said that when a young man he
lived in Virginia, and as stores were scarce
it was customary for farmers to cut scythe
handles from the woods. They would select
very crooked sapling and trim 1t up to
suit their purpose, By some misfortune
he broke scythe handle and went in search
of new one. At last he found u little,
weakly tree that was crooked, and in few
minutes had cut it down and trimmed it
up. When trimmed 1t was so crooked that
it refused to lie still, and began to roll end
over end.
Bennett tried to stop it, but it eluded
him and passed out of sight. Twenty
years later he emigrated to Kentucky, and
while out in the woods one day he heard a
peculiar noise in the underbrush near him.
Going in the direction from which it came
he discovered the scythe handle, worn
down to one-fourth its original size, still
rolling. 1t had crossed the Allegheny
mountains and was on its way toward the
Mississippi river The old man protested
to the day of his death that the story was
absolutely true, and would grow angry if
any one doubted it.n-San Francisco Call
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27
Roman London.

1t is impossible to determine exactly the
site of the London forum; it is only prob
able that there must have been one. We
may, however, infer from evidence too de-
tailed and minute to enter upon here, that
the forum stood upon the Oldest part of
Roman London, viz, south of Cornhill
and east of the Mansion House. 1t is by
no means certain that there was forum.
But an inscribed tile seems to show that
the seat Of government Of the province was
at London. Those, however, who consider
the latter Importance of Roman London
can hardly believe that it had no public
buildings. At first an insignificant town,
although port of some trade for more
than two centuries it controlled the exports
and imports of the entire island. Its
wharves were filled with animation, its
harbor with ships of burden. All the
authorities point to London as center of
commercial activity.-Walter Besant in
Harper's
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27

that somebody else is a brute," he an
swered, trying to look grave, but with
that irrepressible merTiment twitching
at the corners of his mouth and giving
sudden CLEANS of kis firm white teeth
through the thick mustache "You are
come to us just in time, Miss Renwiclk,
and if you will let me come and tell
You all my sorrows the next time the
colonel pitches into me for something
wrong in B company I'll give you full
permission to overhaul me for every
thing or anything l say and do to the
youngsters. Is it bargain? And he
held out his big, firm hand.
81 think you are-very different from
what l heard" was all her answer as
she looked up in his eyes, twinkling as
they were with fun. "Oh, we are to
shake hands on it as bargain? Is that
it? Very well, then.
TO BE CONTINUED.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27
MEGARGEL
& CONN ELL
UHOIFsAIE AGENTS
SUPERLATIVE AND GOLD MEDAL
WHOLEsALE AGENTS

above brands OF flour be had the following merchants
hundred
Of -four or 80 on each barrel OF flour
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27

Bile? Unless an ascetic style of dress is of
real physical assistance to the brain, like
plenty Of sleep and wholesome food, there
seems to be no reason why course in the
higher mathematics should involve q re-
nunciation of ruflles or why firm grasp
of social science cannot be secured while
the hair is becomingly arranged Yet
some Of our cleverest women proceed on
the assumption that beauty and knowl-
edge, like youth and grabbed age, cannot
live together, and since these women are
so intellectual and, @ave studied so much
they must have some unanswerable argu-
ment to support the theory, although they
have not taken the trouble to advance it.
A seeming inconsistence lies in the fact
that the same women admire without q
qualm of conscience beauty in work Of
art plant or landscape. They will take
pains to hang a picture in the best light,
place flower in vase which sets off its
lovoliness and direct their friends atten-
tion to some particularly picturesque phase
of familiar view. Why is not personal
beauty to be equally appreciated
This sort of self immolation on the altar
VI oSiOlOO heo bOSil eiiSNuLSO NlUh thC
laity, especially men, for many years, and
no doubt is an influence, although possibly
small one, toward tho continuance of
that Illogical prejudice against the cult
walton Of girls intellect which clings so
tenaciously to existence. We like to see
pretty people even If they are stupid. II
we must take our choice between the pretty
and the clever ones and care not to have
them combined in one class Of individuals,
we will almost always choose the pretty
ones, if you please. The intellectual wom-
an who sacrifices her hair will feel no in
terest in the bonnet Of which sketch is
given, for it is aippant arrangement
suited to surmount only waves and curls.
1t consists Of a small jet crown trimmed
with beaded velvet made into bows, ends
and rosettes. The front is ornamented
with three black ostrich plumes. There
are no strings. JUDO CHoLLET.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27

loyal response "You remember the
evening we rode out to the range, and
Captain Gray said that there was the
man who would win the first prize from
Mr.. Jorrold--that tall cavalry sergeant
who tainted away--Sergeant Mcleod
Don't you remember, mother? Well,
he did not even get place, and Mr.
Jerrold beat him easily"
Something in her mothers eyes warm
ed her to be guarded, and in that indie
finable but unerring system of feminine
telegraphy called her attention to the
man sitting by the door. Looking quick
ly to her right, Miss Renwick saw that
he was intently regarding her. At the
mention of Fort Sibley the stranger had
lowered his paper, revealing a bronzed
face clean shaven except for the thick
blond mustacho and u pair Of clear,
steady, searching blue eyes under heavy
brows and lashes, and these eyes were
very deliberately yet respectfully fixed
upon her own, nor were they withdrawn
in proper confusion when detected. 1t
was Miss Renwick whose eyes gave up
the contest and returned in some sense
Of defeat to her mothers face.
"What letters have you for the colo
nel?" asked Mrs. Maynard, coming au
secours.
"Three-two of them from his de-
voted henchman, Captain Chester, who
writes by every mail, l should imagine,
and these he will go off into some Sc
cluded nook with and come back look
ing blue and worried. Then here's an
other, forwarded from Sibley too. 1 do
not know this hand. Perhaps it is from
Captain Armitage, who, they say, is to
come back next month. Poor Mr. Jer-
rold"
why poor Mr.. Jerrold?" asked Aunt
Grace, with laughing interest, as she
noted the expression on her niece's pref
ty face.
Because ho can't bear Captain Armi-
tage, and"--
"Now, Alice" said her mother re-
provingly "you must not take his view
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27

Taylor-Judge & Co, Gold Medal; Athortop
Co., Superlative.
Duryea-Lawrence store Co.. Gold Medal
Moosic-John Nc cCrindle, Gold Medal
plttston-M w. O'Boyle, Gold Medal
Ciark's Green-Frace & Parker, superlative.
Dalton-S. L, Finn G. Son, Gold Medal Brand.
NichOlson-J. L. Harding.
NMaverlyM,M. ". Bliss u Son. Gold Medal.
Eactoryville-Charles Gardner, Gold Medal
obyhanna-Tobyhanna IL lehigh Lumber
| Co, Gold Medal Brand
Goudsboro-S A. Adams Gold Meial Bran d
Moscow-Gaige Clements, Gold Medal.
Lake Ariel-James A. Bortree, Gold Medal.
Forest City,. L. Morgan g. Co, Gold IA ed a
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27
lila Rittnr Reflections.

Young Litehart-What's the matter, old
boy' La grippeP DyspepsiaP Crossed in
lover Tell fellow, it will do you good.
Old Hareless-Neither, dear boy. Pm
simply out of patience with the ways Of
Providence Look across the street. There's
yellow dog that would be dear at a nickel.
He's got too much hair-thick as a rug on
his head. Look at me; worth q million,
and just fourteen hairs between my collar
button and my eyebrows. ws.-Pittsburg Bull
letin.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27

scranton.F; p. Price, Washington avenue
Gold Medal Brand.
Dunmore-F P. Prices Gold Modal Brand.
Dunmoro-F. d. Manley. Suporlative Brand.
Hyde Park-Carson g. Davis Washburn 81.
Gold Medal Brand; j. seph A. Mears, Main
avenue, Suporlative Brand.
Green Ridge I.Spencer. Gold Medal Brand
j. r. McHalo, Superative.
Frovidencc-Fenner G. Chappell N Main ave-
nue., Supcrlativo Brand;C. j. Gillespie, w.
Market stroot, Gold Medal Brand
Olyphant-Jancs Jordan, Superlative Brand
Observation-Disclosures 81 Keiser Superativo.
Jermyn-C, u. Winters 81 Co. Superalative.
Arohbald-Jones Simpson 4; Co, Gold Medal.
Carbondale-B. s. Clark, Gold Medal Brand.
Honesdalc--I. N. Fogtor & Co Gold Medal.
NfipnoLoM II laval,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27

Oxygen is the most abundant of all the
elements. 1t composes at least one-third
of the earth, one-ffth of the atmosphere
and eight-ninths by weight of all the water
on the globe. 1t is. also very important
constituent Of all minerals, animals and
vegetables.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-27
BEAUTY AND KNOWLEDGE.
Judic Chollot Thinl,sa Woman May BE Both
Pretty and Truly "Advanced."

Now that the chief questions in regard
to the higher education of women have
been settled there are several minor points
which, trilling as they may seem to be,
are yet worthy Of consideration, and one
of these is this: Is intellectual development
materially assisted by the sacrifice of per-
sonal attractions, Or if they are too mark
ed to be entirely concealed, by showing
them to as great a disadvantage as posi-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
VeW Yorf.

- Sn benz Ditli6en gesirte ppn
Srpotlpn peruriahte oieier Sage
Elm pilogeporoeuer terauiider Stier
cine grOBe @ufresllng uno perlebte in
ieinem tOllen Sa9en ollr9 Die StraBen
Der p%lerSebnten Waro cine Mnsabl
Seute. Sas Sbier 9ebOrte 81 elmer
ppn einem Siebbopte am 6uBe Der
Noro Neunten : StraBe gel0noeten
Seeroe S6ladtpieh. Nm GluenitraBe
Lief es aus Der Seeroe Oapon, rannte
bis 5ur Norb=3 weiten=S traBe uno III
oleie einbieqenD, mari es cine Srau Su
Spoen. Sn Der Horo=S iebenten=S traBe
pnroe oas ma6tige Sbier watbenb uno
MIR pie ourd Elm @unDer muroen Die
Mdnner, Srauen uuo Siuoer Dor
ernItliden G%erleSun9en beDabrt. See
mano Der ll6te, Das Sbier nit einem
2ailO ei~nSufan9en, mllroe aber babel su
Sooen ~9epOrfen uno BON Dem Stiere
init 6iiBen 9etreten. Sen 8Dlisilten
Srebaln itieB oas Sbier nit ben SOr=
nern in Die Settle uno mari i'm uieDer.
S9lieBli6 puroe es in cine Seiten=
galie getrieben, bort nieoer9eworfen
unO gefeiielt, oemnGhit aber auf einerl
@a9en 9elaoen uno fOrtgei6afft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11

bel Der Columbia gpenue Bride in
Y9ilaoelpbi a belt, 'bDrte elmer
Der SremIer aus einem peri6lpNenen
8iiterpaaen ibwabe Silferufe bringen.
9eim SeIfreu bes Wagens fdno er in
Semielben einen &naben, Der uOr Slln=
ger, Surit uno gn9it beinabe bewuBt=
los mar. Gr nannte iib Spbn Dunn,
spOlf Sabre alt, BON SriitOl uno iagte,
OaB er am Mpntae Wor9en beim Spie=
len ben in Der Nabe ieiner WOhnuns
ltebeuoeu @u9en betrat, t%pprauf ein
anoerer Sunge Die Sbiir binter ibm
i6lOB uno i'm 10 gum ,@efan9enen
mabte. Sem &ufen uno Slopfen lei
niht 9ebDrt wDroell, pielnnebr babe man
Den @asen einem 3uae u%nsebanst uno
oieier lei oapun %aefabren. Der feline
Suribe puroe nah Dem Warp Srerel
Some sebradt, NO ct iib. balo lpleoer
erbolelr miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
&cntndp.

- Qlice Sau uno ibr Wann, Sea-
mems SiQ, elm robes Paar aus ygtie=
manDs=Sano", befanoen li6 oieier Gage
auf benz @ege gum Gerldte in = DE-
pineton, mo- iie als 3eu9en pernOm=
men peroen iollten. unterwegs 9erie=
then iie nit chamber in Sdnoel uno
glliee beeann ibren gia gu pri9elu.
S6lieblib iielen lie babel nit chamber
in Die 8oiie uno oas g0eib oriidte hires
Mannes Sopf in pas Walier. Sas
Yaar muroe perbaftet uno benz POliSei=
rl6ter pDrgefiibrt. gis oas @eib feline
Iusia9e ma6te, unterbra6 lie Der
Wtann, aber iOfOrt uno ebe bic poliSei
3.it bate, es 81 perbinoern, iprang
gllice auf i'm, idlug ibn nit Der 6auit
nieoer, 10 oaB er Die Seiinnung perlor
uno rDlte i'm unter ben Slid. Der
YOlisilt 8annep perlu6te tie 81 berubi=
gen, wurbe aber BON ibr nit iOl6er
g8udt auf Die Barre por benz SiBe oes
&i6ters geworfen, oaB er aus Dem
3immer getragen peroen muBte. Gem
YoliSiiten S'Sara perabreibte oas
tDlle @eib cine lauti6aQenoe Waul=
i6ele. Ha6oem 5pei anOere POli3ilten
iie nit @epalt auf einen Stubl georiidt
batten, penoete tie ii6 gesen ben &id=
ter, nm au6 ibn gu priigeln, wuroe
aber, ebe iie oies ausfibren tOnnte,
nieOergsporfen uno aus Dem Geridts=
iaale binpe99efiibrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
Cflaboma.

- gei 90 m o, Der reun Meilen
DitliG BON Stlaboma GitD belegenen
Seminolen=Sauptltaot, Duroe oieler
Sage Der CUR SeminOlen=gtatiOn 9ebO=
ri9e Snoianer @Dnjaroe ourt Gri6ie=
zen binaeri6tet, neil er nor bret Dto=
naten Elm Mit9lleo isines Stammes
ermorOet bate uno oesbalb gum SOoe
p%erurtbeilt wDrben mar. am Somitdg
I'M eriten WOrgengrauen puroe er ge=
fellelt Dor oas 8ef1n9niB gefiibrt uno
iaB bort bis 9e9en Sieben, ieinen
6reunoen, bic lid sablrei6 sum gb=
i6ieoe %einfanoen, Die Sdnoe ibittelno
uno nit ibuen plalloerno. Gr lab benz
SDbe nit Dem ben S%noianern eisenen
8lei6mutb ent9egen. I'm Glf puroe
cine 8lOde 9eldutet uno nod elmer
0iertelltunoe ertlang oas 8elQute BON
Neuem unO Der Warid sur Hi9tItdtte
wuroe ansetreten. 9ieie befano li9
lenieits Der SrtsgrenSe; Elm GROCER, an
einen Saum qelebnter Selsblpd biente
Dem Sin3uri6tenoen als Senel. GOn=
jaroe, elm trdftig gebauter Damn, mar
nur NIT einem Semo uuo SOien belief
bet. Na6oem ibm bic Nugen perbun.
ben moroen waren, beitete Der grSt oes
Stammes, Or. SOQoman. ibm Elm
bersftrmig su9eibnittenes Slatt wsiBen
Yapieres geraoe auf Der STEELE oes Sers
gen aui oas Semo. @uf elm uOm
Sheriff sesebenes Signal nabmen Siuei
nit neuen @in6eiterbii6Ien periebene
3teiter Dor benz Sooestanoioaten gui-
itellung uno feuerten auf ein Deiteres
commando Elm Sober einen ShuB auf
i'm ab. geioe &u9eln batten ben 8e=
ridteteu mitten in oas Sers 9etrOfen
uno Der SOB trat iait unmittclbar oa=
raul ein. Yiele WeiBe wareu 3eugen
Der Sinri6tung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
Seras.

= &iirslid fubr cine Sotomotipe auf
Der Staatsbabu bon Wells uo6
einem Is Weilen BON 2uftin befino=
li6en &%oblenlager, als Der gotomotip=
fibrer plOBli6 elnen Sauien Sdienen
aui Dem @eleiie 9eipabrte. Gr oab
@e9enoampf uno inter benen, bic li9
alle ourh Nbiprinaen retteten, tparhlr.
Sremenrp bon Hust. Gaum MAI oie=
Ter auf Dem Sooen, als er bon einem
mastirten Wann, Der aus Dem 8ebiiih
beruOrtrat, eriholien puroe. Die
@noeren nit einem HebOlper i'm Sha6
baltenb. nabm Der WtDrDer benz tpoten
Sottpr $50 6elo, einen Gbed bon $25
uuo cine 9ploene lbr uno Settle ab.
Wabriheinli6 mar bic SemOlirung
Der @elo=9ar fir Die &oblensraber
geplant gepeIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
SeferreiGsu ngaru.

Wien. lleber ben Sob bes
GrSberSogs @ilbelm miro jeBt cine
neus &esart perbreitet. Gntge9en allen
bisberigen Meloungen ertlQrt oas SD
lonblatt". BON beitinfprmirter Settle
CUR GOnitatirun9 ermG6tigt sl iein,
oIB bic ummittelbare SOoesuria6e bes
Grsberso9s Wilbelm ourhaus ni6t oas
NblprIn9en BON benz i6eu e%elporoenen
pieroe geweien lei. Sas pferb mar
pielmebr Elm pDlltommen orellirtes
5bier, oas erlt oann unrubi9 wuroe,
als Der grsberSog. uel6er offenbar
plOBlih oas Serannaben zines llnpobl=
ieins fiiblte, Die 3ugel fallen lieB uno
nit Der Sano an Den &Opf iubr. Der
Gr3berSog fiel bepuBtlos na9 riidlings
pDm Pferoe berab, cine 5batia6e,
lpelGe aud Der I'M tritii6en 3uoe Der
elettriideu yabu beiinoll6e Stallmei=
fer DIR. Gunp bemertts, Der aui's
SOdite eri9rat, ais ieinem Serrn Die
3h9el Dor ieinsn 4ugen entglitten.
Sin berartiaer Sdwinoel Doer Sbns
ma1tsanial lit bel einem immerbin
bereits dlteren Serrn-grSberSog @il-
belm iiano ia i'm 68. Sabre ieines
2ebens - cine meOisinii6 wabri6eins
lide, man tOnnte beinabe ia9en, all
ta9li6e Gribeinuna. Gas PIero, wel-
DIES Der GrSber5os bel ieiner 9erun=
9liidun9 rift. mar iein &ieblinaSroB,
Elm oreisebnjdbri9er bunnOperanii6er
Suds, Der an ieinen Serrn pOatonl-
men 9ewObnt mar, uno ben Der GrS-
BerSOs beim leBten GarrOuiiel uno bel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
SIo=Cafota.

- Gtpa spei Weilen bon ~ I d.
mont wuroe Der toote SDrper zines
Mannes Namens Senrp Soumbofner
in einem Sod i'm ufer bes Allce=S Sees
gefunoen, mo er. ieinem 3ultanoe nat
81 urtbeilen, idon iiber cine ISOLDE
gele9en baben muBte. 60 piel man
erfabren tonnte, mar Der Mann ein
Sniaiie bss Minneiota'er Srrenaipls
uno pfle9te jeoes Sriibiabr na6 Dem
YlaBe gu tOmmen uno Den CONNER in
benz ielbltgegrabenen etlua A SUB tie
fen engen Sod Susubrinsen, obne aud
MIR ben S6uB elmer Sete ge9en Die
llnbiloen Der Witterune. @llBer eini=
gen rohen Sartoneln funo man nibts
GBbares III benz SOhe. Ser un9liit=
lide mar. uie aus in ieinen Saiten
%gefunoenen Srieien b%erpor9ing, Elm
alter Solbat unb batte cine Ib0ne
Sanoi6riit.
- Ser Sarmer Burns in Sipu1
Sail s muB Elm ybeli6er Sierl" iein
Iuf eine Wette bon 500 bate er e.
lulternommen, Die sebn itdrtlten 2eutt
Der Staot 81 Sooen ST. wsrfen. Sit
9Sette muroe a%lgenpmnen uno ibn
cine Stunos 3eit seaeben, oas 8units
itiid ausSufiibren. Gr mar aber ibpI
in AZ Minuten ounlit fertis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11
Bier grobc GrfoIge.

Sa bieieIbe bic erforberli6en Ser
oienite 9aben, um ali bic b~ebaupteten
Gi9eni9aiten 81 beweiien, baben Die iols
gencen 4 Meoi;inen einen pbdnomenaIen
fredericksburg sefunoen: DR.. Kings
New Discovery sesen 9~Iussebruns, Sus
item uno grtdltung; fir jsoe Slai6e
miro garantirt. - electric Sitters, bas
sroBe SeilmitteI sesen &rantbeiten Der
Seber, oes Wagens unb Der gtieren. -
SufIin's 9lrnica SaIbe, Die bette Ser
@eIt, uno DR.. Kings New Life Pills,
weI6e Die pO%lltommenite Der 9iaen lit.
Sir jeoes pieier SeiImittel wiro saranz
tirt, paB belien Seiltruit ii9 bewabren
weroe. Der Gambler, Oeiien Name bier
beisefiist lit, wirb Sbnen serne ndbere
Iustunit barber seben. gerfauit bel
{. @. Ruete, SOS MainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11

allen ManOpern Der lebtsn Sabre eeritz
ten bate. Is GrberSog @ilbelm 81
SOL 9etpmmen mar, lief bas treue
Sbier cine feline Strefe in fursem
5rabe peiter, tebrte Damn aber pieoer
nm, um 'cincn Geiter 81 iuben. IS
i6nrpperte am Sooen lumber, bis es
an Die nngliidsitdtte fam, I'M oann
crit man bate Den taiierliden Yrins
gen mittlerweile 81 Srau Seiienboier
9etragen = Lief es wieoer fort, bis es
bel Der Giaa Der GrGiin Saint enois
ein9efangen iuuroe. IS tonne alio,
10 i6liebt bas citirte Slatt, peoer
oapon Die Geoe iein, Oab Der grsberso9
oas Bfero brethren polte, nod bab
oieies our6 ben elettriiben 3us ibeute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-11

JrIano.
Snoiana.

- Ginem armen Wanne in Gl=
IN Dob bat iiin0it Die 8~liids9Dttin bolo
seldb.lt. SDbu Sones, elm aus @ales
eingemanoerter Nrbeiter, arbeltete tllr
eineu @phenlubn bon 81 uno ldlu9
iib pamit tiimmerliA Dur6 oas Seben;
ieBt bat Die Notb siu Gnoe, oern Dor
einigen So9en erbielt er aus "leller
Seimotb Die No6ridt, oNB iein Sbeim
bort Oeltprben lei uno inn ell @ermp=
gen BON bier Milipnen Dollars Dlnters
l0lien babe. st lit iOfprt ab9erellt,
I'm oas Grbe anSutreten.
- Nm Nrbeitertoge ioute in SORT
@aDne in Dem Gantileuer Bart Der
Suitihifier @iliams aus Stlr0es III
Mi6i0an in ieinem SNllon 0ufItei9en
llno lid oemnd6lt mittels bes Sail
ihlrms sur grOe nieoerlanen. Der
nit beiBer guit 0efilQte Salon ltieg
et,pa 5000 6uB bod, mQbreno @iQianls
ouf Dem SropeS iaB. Sieier 9litt an
ejnem Seile etpa 200 SUB binab, eGe
er Die 2cine sum Seffnen oss Sail
idirms onsO9, ober Der leBtere peria9te
sum GntieBen Der 3u'6ouermen9e ben
SienIt. @ilidms periu6te ansOem
eriterwdbnten Seile pieOer empor 81
tlettern, I'm ben Solihirm 81 errei=
den, aber pIOBli6 be9ann Der Salon
nit grpBer @eihwinOigteit gu fallen
uno lunOete i6lieBlid in einem olhten
8ebDls. gSiliams tru9 babel eini9e
S6runoen, absr ieine i6peren Ser=
leBun9en oappn. Die Seiue bate lid
I'm oas SrNpes gewitelt uno er mar
ni6t i'm Stunoe 9eweien, lie oappn los
81 maiden. g8illiams itano, mle er
iagt, 9,DBe Qngit aus, ebe er auf einem
Saumwipfel lanDete.