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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23
MR.. HoUsToN's FUNERAL.
He Died From Bilious Complications
After a Sickness of Ten DAYS.

The funeral of Mr.. H. C. Houston,
whose death Sunday was announced in
yesterdays Morning News, took place
yesterday from the residence Of his fam
lily at Bull and Tenth streets. The inter
ment was at Bonaventure
Mr.. Houstons death was due to compli-
cations from a severe bilious attack and
malarial fever, from which he had been
sick about ten days. He was 50 years old
and we'll known in Savannah having been
in the millinery business here up to about
ten years ago, after which he took up
farming and other enterprises.
Mr.. Houston married a half sister of
Mrs. T. #. Johnson and Mrs. A. G. Bouton
and has a brother. Mr.. Luke Houston. in
business here with Messrs. E. F. Lowell
& Son on Broughton street He leaves a
wife and seven children.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23
TO LOAD THE JosEPHINA.
Union Longshoremen to Resume Work
on the wharves To-day.

on the WharVSs To-day.
Stevedore Eugene Ybanez will begin the
loading of the Portuguese bark Josephine
to-day with union labor.
The Josephine will be the first vessel
to load cotton with union laber at this
port since the break between the ship
brokers and the longshoremen last jan
uary. She is consigned to Chr. q. Dahl
& Co. Her captain is owner or part owner
of the bark. and stipulated in his charter
that he should have the right to select
his own stevedore. He has loaded at this
port before, and his work was done by
Mr.. Ybanez. He was so well pleased with
the work that he was DESTROYS that he
should do the work again this year. Mr.
Ybanez being a friend of the union men,
it was natural that he should have the
work done with union labor.
The longshoremen claim that Messrs
Dahl & Co. have been in sympathy with
them all along, and that all vessels con-
signed to this firm to load cotton will be
loaded by the regular longshoremen. The
firm usually loads several banks with
cotton during the season.
1t Is claimed by the union men that the
non-union labor employed by Col Harmon
could not load the bark satisfactorily as
the work of loading cotton upon a sailing
vessel is much more difficult than that of
loading a steamship, and always requires
men of experience. Mr.. Ybanez expects to
work about twenty men or four gangs. II
is probable that the gangs will be altern-
ated daily so as to give work to a larger
number Of men and an equal number of
white and colored longshoremen EN-
ployed
The union wages of s. for men and Sc
for headers will be paid. 1t is reported
however, that the limit, both as to the
number of bales per day per gang and the
number of working hours will be re-
moved, allowing the gangs to do as much
work as possible in a day.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23
CONVICT Williams CAUGHT.
Detective Morgan Captures a Fugitive
From Camp No. 2,

Detective Morgan has captured Thorn
ton Williams, colored, an escaped convict.
from the county convict gang at Camp
No. 2, and lodged him IL jail. Williams es-
capped from the county gang about four
years ago. He had been sent out there for
twelve months for larceny and is an old
offender He went away 10 South Caro-
lima, taking when he left suit Of clothes
belonging to one OF the guards. and moth
ing was heard Of him until a day or two
ago, when ne returned 20 the city. Detec-
tive Morgan began 10 watch for him, and
soon captured him In Frogtown where he
was in hiding.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23
HIS CONDITION QUITE SERIOUS.
Little Reed Had to Undergo a Painful
Operation.

Little Reed Lyons, the son OF Mr.. John
Lyons. who had his leg broke and foot
mashed by falling under a street car on
Whitaker street Sunday. was no better
yesterday, but his condition became more
serious from the fact that he had to have
his left foot amputated just above the
ankle.
The operation was made as painless as
was possible through the efforts Of three
skilled physicians, and for sometime after
ward he was unconscious To ia naturally
not strong, and viii likely suffer more
from his injury than under ordinary con-
oiuors, but Il Is hoped he viii speedily
recover from lbs effects
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23
The War in Japan

Has nothing to do with the price OF those
all-silk scarfs and neckties which we arc
exhibiting In our outside show case wa
charge only rs cents each. Get one ouicl
Appel & Schaul.-ad. HN'eN'
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23
MIS-. Fmma l.. Die of obiongo

Who gave her lecture this CAfondayj af-
ternoon. was greeted by a large audience.
and Will give another lecture on Wednes.
day afternoon at o'clock al Masonic
hall. Ladies, come and bring ,our
friends. Admission frce.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23

To-day and tomorrow special dis
count Of 80 1-s per cent on the present low
prices will be given on all clothing at
Kohler's, 40 Broughton street. This neans
fine clothing for less than usual price Of
common Roods.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23
Almost qivan Awnr

The 80 l-3 per cent discount sale IN NJ,
clothing at Kohlers 40 Broughton street.
Is equivalent to getting the finest grade
GIothing at price Of cheap, shoddy gooda,
inspect the goods and be convlnced.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23

Leads 10 nervousness fretfulness. peev-
ishness, chronic dyspepsia and great mis-
cry Hoods snrsapariila is the remedy
IL tones the stomach, creates an appetite.
and gives a relish 10 food II makes pura
blood and gives healthy action TO All no
organs Of the body Take Hoods. FOR
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23

OAK Pine and lightwood for sale AZ
low nisures; Can up telephone II. r. d.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23

d. sl'Vl' Tor any deliberations found In the
~ ~. LOUIS a. -. G.. Bohemian Bottled
~ DIeWea by tho American BREWING
Wholesale dealcrs.-ai. "'0'''
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23

For bronchial Asthmatic and Pulmonary
ComplAints, Browns Bronchial Troches"
have remarkable curative properties. ,sold
Oniy In boxcs.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23

Hoods pills become the favorite ca
thartie with every one who tries them
l5c.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23

The case against Joe Brown, a constable
Of Justice Elsinger's court who was
charged with obstructing the service OF
United States warrants, was called up
before United States Commissioner NJ. A.
Connally at the custom house yesterday
morning. Those present were Joe Brown,
officer Nose Lilienthal, ana Justice FL
singer. The district attorney had not
beon heard from with regard 10 the mat
ter, ana the case had 70 be postponed I'M
an Wednesday morning az 10 o'clock.
People with hair that ~ continually fan.
Ink out or those that are bald, can stop
the falling. and get a good growth OF hair
By using Hairs Hair Remover. lad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23
80 Ia Per Gent. Discount.

Run no risk! Be sure OF your remedy
and take Ayers Sarsaparilla only.-ad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-23
LuDoEE & BATES S. Nh.

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WEATHER PROBABILITIES TTTFSO -,
Genesraiiy iaIr; slight changes In Temperate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

yet II the state of affairs alleged here by
the contestants are true, that bond would
be void. and of no effect
The O'Connor transaction was next ia
ken up and reviewed, and the speaker as
serted that in that important matter, Mr..
Reilly maneged alone and managed well.
No son or daughter of Mr.. Reilly had need
TO blush at any of his business transac-
tions. They would not only stand test
Of comparison among men OF his age, but
they would stand the test of comparison
with the acts OF men OF any age "Thcy
are the things which count in weighing
mental capacity, ana not the little frivil-
GUS thing brought forward by crowd Of
former employees A mans business acts
committed 10 paper, were the things
from which 10 form conclusion OF mental
ability. and taken in connection with the
evidence of Mr. Russell and MIR. Lamb, he
felt il TO he conclusive, and he would 90
so far as % say that if all the other evil
deucc for tue proponents was thrown into
the balance with that for contestants, Mr..
Reilly's dictatiou of the terms OF his Will
would outweigh il all.
Court adjourned at AS, before Mr..
Riley had concluded. he having spoken
five and a quarter hours. MIR. Riley will
conclude this morning and will be follow
Ell by Mr.. Hubbard, for the contestants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
FOR SALE,


SO each. '' us
House & rooms brick. and rooned bouss fl,
rear, BOZ street. between Twsuty-thirn snI
Wrnty fourth streets sa.5 800
mouse rooms. Eighteenth street in good
condition, e. 500. " N'O"
Doqo,e brick house % rooms. Fourteenth
$500. "'" street
House seven rooms. Fir,e.nth street. lot %,
100 feet s.. 500 w wv ''A
House seven rooms, Chsplins street Cep,r.
Wheeling. sf,2oJ.
House eight rooms, First ward. 81 o0o.
Wheeling, $3.50. HN't
Lot east end Fourteenth street 500.
House FOUR rooms, Charles street Centre
Wheeling, $3.50
House four rooms, Eighteenth street 81 on,
House three rooms, Twelfth street. $50
House eight rooms, Sixteenth street n -o,s
condition, So 700. $500
- House four rooEs and stable Twelfth str.,,
House rooms and stable, Eighteenth stree,
s, JOC.
F!uo suburban hOmso miles eastot oi,y A,
moderate price.
( lots IN 'Fiun. White q Gallagher lddItiou
J0x1UO feet, 500 each.
iois ON Caldwell run, $3.50 each
Fine farm. if3 acres, on National road min.
m leG east OF city. on easy terms
Market street business property at n9dsrsts
price.
onO--haif 10. On NcCOllOaS street o.n,r,
Wheeling, SS0e
One % ths best manufacturing sitss Htas
city. fEenting on Two railroads.
NESB9TT g pEV1NE,
1s3y Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

mined 10 make similar will. There were
TWO or three interviews, Judge Rogers
protesting against the proposed will, and
standing up for the sons, and finally the
interviews between MIR. Reilly and the
confidential attorney ended in a quarrel
MIR. Reilly had long intended aud thought
over such "A will. Tou-or fifteen wears be.
fore his death, he bad talked with Col
O'Brien about his fathers will, aud told
of
MS ADMIRATION TOR IT,
and he said he would make q similar will
Mr.. Reilly ~ hrst, TO have three trustees
one over the real estate, one for stocks and
bonds, aud ono for the store, and had re.
tected that. The rejection was wise, and
showed the careful thought he had given
II, because 10 have carried out that plan
would have made II necessary 70 run the
store for the full period OF the trust
whether profitable or not Even Judge
Rogers could not swcrve him from his de-
termination to draw the Will. That fact
showed careful consideration and we'll
grounded determination-it showed man
who had considered well and who knew
his mind. Mr. Rogers recommended Mr.
Lamb, and be was consulted and Mr. Rus
sell called in. The NEGOTIATIONS with Mr.
Russell, and the subsequent visits 10 MIR
Lambs residence were recouuted, and
the discussions OF the terms of tho
viii reviewed The speaker SAID Mr.. Reilly
dictated the substantial terms OF the
Will 10 Mr. Russell, and uc-
tated IL not from papers or
memoranda, but from his mental concep-
ton OF the document as he conceived IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

The testimony oi ~. c. Hauu.uu .., .,
Mr.. Reillv's physical condition. was re-
viewed, the speaker saving he had no in-
forest il The result of tho will Mr Hand.
.4n saw Mr Reilly walk up the stairs 20
the tl.rd story 90 the Rely building. ON
Itanksgv.ug day, 1901, three or four
months after the execution OF the will.
lr i..r "grt % the store daily. drove
70 the u5rS house, attended meetings. etc.
and tna' mp % the Doth OF December. 1901.
Ihit tid not LOOK like the man was q pnv-
s..ai wreck, aud in all tina. tIms be had but
ono call .l a physician. ari that was
wnru De wen. o. Or. TrIsse.l for wLat-a
sors toe Iaat did not look mitch II..
PHYSICAL disability. mr. rs ley reviewed
various other sim Jar matters. and among
ne matters cited was the evidence Of col.
u lowas q. Brieu. VINO said aI fla .T.r.
eIce le could detect between i>Il and i-gf.
was tnat % the las, wear he was % little
more .nwie.d.r And there was nothing
to show That bis pl-s.sa. condition had
aav e9ao- upon his mind. Tie attended 70
tro same business .l I~pI that ncdlt It
.-i. aud - addition h.- duties after f..
ane'1 OF bis sou Thomas were heavier Than
y.'1re. and lie had more business dsvo.vIl.
...a bum.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

OVECCOATS - ......
Look s2g, ~ +. a. ~ ,t"Nsn sll recot1s
have great bargains At g. ~ =, "a 6e also
$1,000.
rs SUITS a. $40, 81 81 $40. s451 up .,
section. D''u Oh IN TINS
MRN'S PANTS At -. ~. o..
bO1S' SUITS az 5,c. SIC q7c Sils y,t,s,
Don't pay twice our prices FOR tn. SAM, - -
-01''7 Nu'f'
BOYS PANTS AZ Iqr 90, s5o ,ndu, ,,
once. The sale cannot ia,t ni,vsJ ms Az
not match tins prices O- o19
MEMS SHOES "a. o.,
to - o5 N - a., a. 90, "'c, clio 81 Is, sL37 uu
10" TIE market
LADIES FINE SHOES a, %,
eI45 $iS7 mn n - a. - a &c. &c II IL. Sl.4I
Times when we a.. In,lT - ,t'H 4 oout dull
HIILDkEN ) SHOES AZ l9,, 95c. 37c a, "a.
&c ul" All solid Bargains and ,rasa ~,
hers that have helpe! 4, mn ,.',- 49, 80 WI
MEMS ANN po,... ,,..-....
~ - 90. - HNp HOH = HATS al 19c, 29c SC. 10,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

Wohavs savsi orr customers thousand, .,
dollars during 1873. aud promo e OBJ keep 90 up.
We hav" the largest department store in the
state. 1000 90 1905 Main strcet, is Oh % Tenth
street, end 1901 To- 100 Market street Eleven
entrances tusc your choice. bargains IA
very department
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

The Greatest Sale on Rec
cord crowds E. b. Potts Bio
Store, at Main and Tenth
Streets, and the boom is in
full blast. Bargains going
like a flash at prices unheard
of before.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

NEN SUITS a. $40, 81 s.. $40. S451 nm >.
sl-t.. worth double Tnes, Ri - - up e.
eclipse anything ever before heard Of in thu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17
FOR RENT.

LOE RENT EOON FOR RENT AND FOR
Sale Cards at ErsarH Counting Room.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

yet II the state of affairs alleged here by
the contestants are true, that bond would
b. void. and of no effect
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

Who would nc running the gauntlet OF an
adverse Interests 90 the store. Conspira-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

. v EEC0ATS at prices that smash all r.co,-,,
t-..S 80 Tor q g. o. OvercoaL We aGso
"a.e EIeat harsains 40 e}s7. - %. $500. - -
Goods ''N - 'Aess
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

" W PIE rs CoFSETS At &c 3o,, up to slo1
" 3.so nave line OF the cello bratsd Ver.-l-
Yer Cof'e's away below the market price. ''''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-17

LADIES FINE SHOES At toc o.. s,,e.
SO fl'S', up TO 800 Don't talk a nom AZ
..ts "hen we ar unable 20 get these rooi
4AS' enough TO supply ths demand
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Soma Vabri6tcu.

= Ses M oines, "a. Nopenl=
Der. Seute beim Staats=S etretdr eIn=
9elauiene, pOllltdnbige, dmtli6e Nabl=
beridte ergeben fir Mc6arlano, Den
repiblitanilhcn 6anoionten fir oas
Nnt oes Staats=S etretGrs, 900, l47
Stimmen; Saie (Semotrat) $50, $50;
Grane Woplliit) 34,S77; Mit6ell
Yrobibitionilt) 7749 Stimmen. Siea
lit Elm republitanii6er 9tettosewinn
bon 96S3 iiber 1892.
= gu Web It er 6itD prii9eltt
am 6reitag Srau y. &ellD einen oprti:
gen N9enten elmer ELECTROMAGNETIC
lhaft, Namens 8. 8. Seinebau, alli
Oifentliher StraBe, neil oieler i .uer=
leumoet babe.
= gu 90 t. Yleaant wuroeu
folgenOe NpOtbeter we9en 98bistD=Yer=
taui unter Nntla9e g~eltellt; s.. y.
TanciS, IS. G. Stt, Sbso. 98aible,
Sobn Seribo uno NrlOlo Il &pnn.
Gbenip wllrOe Charles Stribbep, Sc
tretdr unO &. s. Yarion, Yrdlioeni
Der Salem S0ir gliOciation We9eu
Gambling" perbaftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
@us uniercn bsutihrm fatbuliitcn
Wrmciubeu.

- Die Nuffiitruug Der Sinoer Der
Warien : Shule am SonnerItnQ
9lbenN mar, troboem es i6on einmNl
oeipielt uno trObOem Gintrltts9eloer
erGpben muroen, ein I6Dner Grfol9,
iuelber iiber $40 &eingelplnn abparf.
Der ct. SoniIatius Silnglin9sperein
bate Die Nufli6t iiber Den Gmpfan9
oes Yublitums uno es perlief oas
GanSe in Der wiiroi9Iten @eiie.
- Sn Der ra9elmafigen SerIamms
lung oes st. SOlepbs 3mei9pereins Der
81. &. q. S6uBgeielihait BON Solua
wuroe Elm SeiGluB 9eiabt, 9emdb
mel6em mar BON 3eit 81 3eit nah
@rleoi9ung Der Sa9esoronun9 IN Den
re0elmdBigen Geriummlun9en einen
Spre1er eriuhen miro, einen Sortrag
su balten iiber Die Sntereien. SOrs
tbeile, Nusii6ten &c. oes tatbOlii6en
8~ereinsipeiens uno Der S6ubgeielli60ft
i%nsbeIonoere. IS lit oas cine wi6tige
uno lpbenspertbe Neuerui9, oeren
@irtung rno Nbii6t cine SelebunQ
Der regeImGBigen Ser q NJ ne
lun9en iein miro, uno Die aud mObl
in anoeren Sereinen Na6abmung fin=
ben miro.
- Ger Reinertra9 Der 9oritelluna
al @uniten Der Nrmen in Der Wtar=
quette Sale miro li6 an 5000 be-
l%aufen.
- Sanfiaaun9sta9 puroe ppn ben
Siin9lin9en Der Ser5 Seiu=@emeinoe
ourh cine 9emiitblihe Seier ~begonaen,
an melher Der bO6w. Sater &olius
BON SerS Seiu uno Gep. q. Siibrs=
mann BON 9torlpap t%beilnabmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

- Surb einen Sail in Der Sals=
treppe bruh SrOu Galliop, meide an
Der Is. spii6en Soma uno 6lapltrNbe
mobnt, pOri9e gSO0e beioe Nrmeu.
= Sad Dem -. Nop. miro Die
Slinois Central cine Pullman Palace
Car ieoe Sienltaa Nuht, uuo cine
Tourist Car leoe 2Rittpo1 Nuht mad
Der paSliii6en &iilte bereit baben.
= Die 6irma Sames 2epi & &c.,
Gfe Der Z. unO WainitraBe. mar nod
INNER cine Der berporragenolten Sir.
men Der Staot. mas &lsioerpaoren,
&ursmuaren, Ooer ipnit irgeno rel6e
Nrtitel in ibrem Gei1ditsSwei9e betrof.
Sir Serblt unn gSinter : @uarel
baben oieielben audi oieies Sabr mieoer
Die leitcnoe STEELE eingenpmmcn.
Spredet bel ibnen Dor. Sumes gepi
q So, Gde Der Z. uno WainitraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
uebrr Whit.

Gebten MDnta9 ipuroe nioer zines
Der beliebten "Recitals" in Der ySu=
buqlle 4caoemp Of MuIic" 9e9eben. =
Gin ieoer Silr9er fiblt etDas Stola
wenn er bon ben SOrgGn9en ieiner 0a;
terltaot reoet. gSiQ man bon MuIit
in Dubuque reoen, 10 bari man Itpn
Germ Sleine als Den @iiroigiten an bic
SpiBe ~itellen. Sir Wulittenner unO
Giebbaber brall6t iiber i'm lti6t mebr
9eia9t 81 weroer. 6rOBere Stdote ais
Dubuque piiroen ii6 i'm dis Sire an=
re6nen. 90 piel ni6t ais Gpbbuoelei,
Ionoern als peroiente Nn%ertennung. -
Sn oieIem "Recital" trat audi oui, Der
nod ni6t adtjdbrige u. Groi, Elm
Subuquer &ino. Seine Se6nld re6t=
ferti9t lein Nuftreten ibOn in oieiem
Sarten Nlter, nl6t ais gSunoertlno
lonoern ais 6OncertpiOlinilt. Gr ma6te
nibt ben Ginorrf elmer Sreibbaus=
pflanse, pie Dies cem0bnli6 Der Sad
lit. ipnoern Den zines OielDerlpre6enOen
Salents. G%rwQbnung peroient aud
Die anipru6slos auftretenOe uno nit
geoie9enem &0nnen alsgeriiltete Sri.
Sarrigan. Mtuiit lit cine eOele uno
pereoelnoe Stunt. g8ir iolten lie nab
Wtittel uno Salient pile9en unO iOrOern.
NSir iOllten ibren Siingern uno Npolteln
9lnertennuns uno unteritilgung ni9t
pDrentbulten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Nus benz County uno Der Na96ar>
5haIt.

- ueber Walt. Buffers GerI6ipin.
ben aus SelWeln i9reibt Elm gSe0lel=
blatt:
Bonn Beri6miuoen eiueS iriibercn Gou=
QreBmitglieoes miro aus ben. StGotdell Gel
neiu I'M GOultp 6aDette i'm noro0ltlibel
Soma beribtet: rYanlD Slonom" VntIer NJ
ouf gebeImnlBpolle lSelle perl6munoen, mn
man mUltelt allerlei ilber bic @riluoe leiueg
irau;olil6eu NbldieoeS. Nalter y. Gutlel
Durpe por pier ,Sabren ou' Dem oemotrd
til6en Sidet III ben SOIgreB gelpdblt lnlO III
bielem nIr our6 eiuen Gntra9 ,berilbmt"
er mollte ouS Standardization" sur Natios
nnl=Glume MAIDEN; bel ben perl6ieoencN
Observation-Disclosures ieiuer Nmtogenoiier
orau9 er ieoo6 ouInit nl6t ourb lno granite
ii6 odriiber 10, ooB er, namcutli9 ais lelIC
Teiuoe III oer Sciuotb IGN bObuil6 ,Yanlr
gloiiom Butler %tauitell, uui elle WieoermabI
per;i6tete. Su ~leller Sb0ti9teit ais Yeitel
bes 9tormulsGoue9e III Selweim iu6te er lei:
nen Summer III uer9eilen. ,Sebt III CT ploB.
lid peri6munoeu lIIo leiue ,SrGll, lem So6r
uIo leiIe S6illerluneu llllo troltloS."
g. g.. 9oncin uno 6r. Sdmiot
iibernabmen leBten 9ienfag o0:
.gmericar Souie" bon Yeter Steil in
Yelleuue. IS mar Der &auipreis
$500.
- gu 0Dcrspile entluo ii6 pl0blit
bas GeDebr Oes jun9en 0errn Solept
3teitin9 uno Der S6uB 9in9 ibm il
Den SUB. IS muBten Dem Serpuus
beten Suei 3eben ab9enommen werOen,
&ep. SOtber gies tebrtc lebter
9Onmerltag bon 6bic09O n00 SelleUu,
suriif uno bruhte bon Der oOrtiQcr
W~aiienNnitalt spei tleinc Mtdo6er
nit, bon mel6em oas cine bon Petel
g8intcl BON Yellepue unb 0Os unoert
bon SOiepb Gl9 BON Sprin9brOr'
aoOptirt muroe.
Nerfl. @o6e EonntuQ itOrb 81
Neu g8ien O05 unmuuolge &iHO Dc.
| Serrn Seinri0 Paster.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
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gen uno auf Mc2ean an9elegt baben,
mel1er ourauf bin ieinen Nepoloer SOa
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8Orgeiallene unterrihtet iuOroen mar,
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wltetter lit 40 bis so Sabre alt unO
ipobnt nit ieiner Samilie auf Dem
9erge. Mc2ean lit unperbeiratbet uno
fam peril. 9pril bon Chicago na4 Si=
Dubuque.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

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mann i'm Ilter bon 81 Sabren, uno
er iuuroe an Mtittmph balclblt beeroigt.
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@uniten Der neuen S0ule Der Ct.
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