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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-05-31
Penny Wise. Pound Foolish

COLUMBIA, May 23.-No positive in.
formation regarding the status at Glenn
son College has yet been received here.
Everyone 1s very much interested in
the condition and sincere In
the hope that the damage Is
not as great as has been re-
ported. Governor Tillman returned
from Rock Hill this morn ng, and says
that he has gotten very meaRre reports
main building cost fully $85,0O0. al
though no positive figures as 70 the
cost are to be had. Governor Tillman
says that no time will be lost In the
work and that all recitations will be
carried right along. The class work,
he said, Will go on without interruption
even II tents are found necessary
There Is, however, plenty Of room for
all classes. Speaking as an individual
member Of the board Of trustees he
said that the work of repairing the
building would be started at once The
insurance money would be sufficient
with which to make the start. The
college had no available money as all
Of Its income had already been appor-.
toned and could not be used for build,
Ing. Governor Tillman relates that at
recent meeting Of the board Of trus-
ooSo % uoOCA thOlU "db 10
increase the insurance on the main
building from $4,000 to $4,000. but
failed. Those who opposed the In
crease in the insurance took the
position that there was a min
mum risk, as there was no
one in the building at nights; that it
was lighted by electricity, and thai
| there were no chlmneys or CRATES, rs
the bulldog was heated by ste IN. He
says, however, that hs is quite willing
to take his share Of the blame for the
! small amount Of insurance on the
building. He estimates that the STATE
exhibit In the builhing was worth
! about $4,000. The board OF trustees
will meet on Friday and consider the
| entire matter.-NeWs aud Courier.
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GIVE AND GIVE QUICKLY.
THE BEAUFORT SUFFERERS NEED
AID NOW.

An Appeal Issuod bv Gov. Til.msn-White
People on tho Verge OF Starvation
White People Should Give Thorn Aid.
COLUMBIA, S. c., May 25.-When
the letters concerning tho destitutlon of
white people living on tho sea islands
were published, The Register sent q
representative to that section of the State
to investigate the situation there. He
went and found it far worse than had
boon pictured. This representative
returned to tho city yesterday. lie
had a conversation with Governor Till
man and stated to him what he had
learned. Ga the strength of his conversa-
ton with The Registers representative
Governor Tillman yesterday issued the
following appeal:
To the people of the State:
Idesire to make an appeal on behalf
of the white residents Of Bluffton Town
ship, Beaufort County. 1t has been
only about two weeks s,nce lnforma tior
was received at this Office claiming that
great destitution existed among the poo
pie Of our own color in that locality.
was somewhat sccptical at first, eight
'AAoAAoAio Ai"F'hso SioPoco oiuSO lho OWL IL
which devastated the coast, but from
entirely trustworthy sources and tho per-
sonal insp .ction of an agent find tha
there is absolute want and need o
prompt assistance, else there will be ex
treme suffering and probable starvation
These people lost their entire crop by
the storm and were unabale to mee
their obligations of last year. They
have exhausted all means Of credit il
the effort to support themselves and tc
plant anew. They cannot cultivate
their crops with grass fed stock and ai
ready animals have died.
Iappeal to the charitable in their be
half. Contributions in money sent Il
me will be promptly forwarded Tor re
lief. Contributions Of meat, flour, corr
or meal can be shipped to Thomas Mar
tin, chairman of the relief committee
Bluffton, care of the steamer Alpha &
Beaufort or Savannah s'oam L Plot B o
at Charleston. B. r. TILLMAN,
| Governor.
This appeal will doubtless meet vii
| q prompt response.
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One Mouth On loo,

VANCOUVER. b. g., May 25.-The
steamer Bertha, which arrived at Ma
Daim Saturday night. brought down
from Kadiak, Alaska, the captain and
crew OF the San Francisco scatter Un.
daunttd, which was caught and ground
t" pieres 10 the ice II ,es uff the mou,h h
Of the C0seper river. rh,s happened
on March last, and from that time
until April 4, when they were picked
up hy "a coaster, the unfort men
were confined TO the drifting foe, sub
ject to all the hardship9 whicn such a
situation entaiied, and the result was
that when rescured they had reached
the extremity of 81 uffering, two Of them
being show blind and three others de
mented. They were taken to Kodiak
and are now on their way home to Cal
ifOrnia.
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Con rtPd Hta Own VITA.

| LONDON, May "a "A marVellOuSly
queer story Of the reunion Of "A long
separated husband and wife without
themselves knowing their former rela
tions comes from ST. Petersburg anc
eclipses in its strange circumstances
the widest invention Of the novelist
| More than twelve years ago Michae
Ya!ttdze, then school boy, fell in love
with pretty girl of his own age in
Hungary and they married after a
snort acquaintance. The parents of
Yaltidze, when they learned Of the
match, sent him to America under an
assumed name, He settled in Alaba.
ma. where the iron discoveries of the
past few years enabled him to make a
fortune.
He fell in love with an American
girl and wished to marry her. He
commissioned q lawyer to obtain the
necessary documents and witnesses to
insure divorce from his boyhood wife
and started for Russia to see the mat
ter through. He stopped In London.
Paris, and finally Wiesbaden, where he
made the acquaintance Of charming
Russian lady, who soon supplanted the
American girl in his affections. He
prolonged his visit for weeks and some
scandal arose.
He declared his passion and asked
her to marry him as soon as he obtain
ed divorce from his American wife,
which, he said, he was expecting by
mail. He was incautious enough to
give the name and address Of the
American girl he called his wife. FL
nally he hurried on to See how the case
against his real wife was progressing
The lawyer informed him that the
| case was all right, and no perjury
would be needed. as her misconduct
was notorious. He said the wife had
been living some time under stage
name at Wiesbaden, and had recently
been nOtOriously intimate with a
| wealthy American, giving his client
his own American alias. The amazed
YaltidZe demanded that he stop his
silly Joking, but the lawyer declared he
was In earnest, and called In detec-
tive to corroborate him. The latter
entered.
What did you say was the name OF
the gentleman who was intimate with
Madame Y. in Wiesbaden, and Is cor.
e5pondent in divorce case?"
"His name Is x, but that's the gen
gleman himself there"
| "What do you mean,you scoundrel p
shouted Yaltidze. and then fixing his
eyes upon the witness: "Why, you are
the blackguard l threatened to thrash
In Wiesbaden if found you hanging
about my lodgings any more"
1es, Sir. l was engaged to watch
Madame Y.'s movements in Wiesba
den; that's why L dogged her steps and
yours. The lady Is willing enough tc
get divorce. She has promise OF
marriage, she says, from an American
millionaire"
| When Nine. YaltidZe heard the story
she wrote a sweet letter to ber hus.
bands alleged wife IN the United
States, introducing herself as that
lady's successor, and asking to he in
formed Of the result Of the divorce
case. Then she instructed her lawyer
to sue her husband for alimOny on a
high scale and to assert that she knew
all along her paramour was lord and
master. YaltidZs has disappeared
| The brother OF the American girl is
prepared to aho0t him on sight.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-05-31
a Town tor Sale.

MANCHESTER, N. j., May 24.-It is
not often that a whole village, includ-
ing huge railroad shops, churches,
schools, stores and residences, is sold at
sheritf's sale, but that is the condition
OF affairs that confronts the citizens of
Manchester. A mortgage given by
j Ohm TOrToy, now deceased, In January
1867. to the Mutual Benefit Life Insur-
ance company of Newark, Is the paper
upon which foreclosure proceedings
have been brought. Mr.. Torrey was an
influential New York fnancier, and
carried on real estate speculations on a
scale the magnitude OF which would
surprise the operators of today. lie
bought up many thousands of acres of
pine lands In Manchester township,
Ocean county, and laid out this to-
He carried through successfully the
project of building the old Raritan and
Delaware Bay railroad, which broke up
after years Of fighting the MONOPOLY
that had been granted to the old Cam
den and AmboY route. In fact, he was
the only man who succeeded In coping
with Commodore Stockton and John
Robert l.. and Edwin A. Stevens. who
so long dominated the New JERSEY leg.
islature, aud caused the state to be
dubbed the "Camden and Amboy
state" In building his railroad from
the Raritan to Bayside, on the Della.
ware bay, John Torrey negotiated a
famous loan Of 10000 pounds with the
Bank of England through Brown Bros.
81 Co., on his less than 10000 acres of
pine land, the like of which then or
now would hardly bring $5 an acre in
the open market. The description of
the sale occupies two whole pages in
one Of the local newspapers in which 1t
Is advertised, set In nonpareil type, and
this great length OF description only
serves to entangle all the more tho un
sophisticated working folks, who feal
their homes are to be sold.
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a Regular Trp ri @.

WAsIIINGTON, May 25 The ex-pri
vate secretary Of Congressman Lock
wood, who sold forged order for a
job lot Of the government "horse
books" which belonged to his employ
er's quota. Is locked up. Mr.. Lockwood
says he will let The law take It's course.
The case serves to call attention to q
regular traffic and brokerage business
which Is going on continually In seeds
and documents furnished free in great
quantities by the government to mem-
beIs of Congress. There was once q
senator who fed to his horses the seed
oats which the department of agrtcul-
ture furnished for distribution to farm
ers. Congressman Hatch, Of Missouri,
says: "A person whom l did not know
but evidently rascal, came into my
committee room short time ago and
offered to sell me a large quantity of
seed. / asked him where he obtained
1t, and he said he had purchased 1t Of
members and Of members clerks.
him that | was half inclined to have
him arrested, but as could not waste
time to prosecute him / concluded to
let the matter pass. ordered him
out of my room and told him II I ever
heard again Of his Offering seed for
sale L would swear out a warrant. Pm
half sorry now did not do 1t. / don't
know just how far members are them.
selves responsible for these brokers.
They have no right to sell government
publications. put TO their credit as rep
resentatives. If they have no use for
them they can always give them to
members who are short, and 6 N receive
others that are valuable to their con.
stituenta In return; but l have no We,
hish opinion of member who will try
TO make money b selling his govern.
ment documents. had between 3OO
ana 400 volumes Of government publ
cations stolen on a forged order" said
representative McMillil, of Tennessee
" never found out who did it, but 1T is
strange bow many qneer tricks are
practiced by OUTSIDERS TO secure seeds
ana government publications Some
one, whom nobody afterwards coulc
identify, walked into this documen,
room, where they are kept to the credi
OF Representatives and presented al
order that bore a very fair imitation O
my signature for 400 books"
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-05-31
Eonks BriRhGtO Repeal,

WAsHINeTON. Ma, 90 The friends
VI Cnt repeal OF tho state bank tax
nave Deen doing some active work dur
ing the past few days. A canvass
mace or the house has convinced them,
they say, that they will he able to pass
cne Dill. 1t1s understood that much Of
cne opposition on the part of the Dem
ocIsts mas been silepced through the ef,
tI uLss OF Mr CLEVELAND. The speaker and
Una ,nas onlclal Leaders OF the house are all
using their influence in favor of the
measure.
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a Dim Novel Traee

INDIANAPOLIS, May 23.---WiIey
Tai lor and Cloud Sanders played Dead.
wood Dick in j. l.. Keach's commits.
sion h' use with serious results. Sand.
ers said he was Deadwood Dick, and
Taylor challenged the roost and wicked
his eye. Sanders reached into drawer
and got revolver and warned Taylor
rot to wink his eve again. The latter
IA d"faut and repeated the ttfense,
md SaDders shot him through tho hea !.
Taylor will die. Sanders insists he did
not know it. was loaded,
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"A Love Tragedy.

GREEN Bay, Ala, May 24.-Silas
Gllfllan, young merchant, blew his
brains out on the stop of the house of
James Lewis Yesterday. He was engag.
ed to marry Miss Lewis, who Is i'll, and
was reported dead. The girl was not
dead, but heard OF tho suicide and Is dy-
ng from the Bhock.
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An Appeal Issuod bv Gov. Til!man-Whit to
People on the Verge OF Starvation
White People Should Give Thorn Aid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

Srage mari elmer Der 6lublcute ollf.
SD femme Die Gllelle allies lln9liids!"
meinte ein Inoerer. Gr mics alli ous
an Der 98ano bGngenOe SelbilO oes
YrGlibenten Glepelano, uno inbem or
cine unfldtbi9e yemertun9 iiber Serrl
Glepelono mahte, ertlGrte er: ySa
bdnot err" Die Genpiien lieBen Elm
beiiGli9es 8rllnscn ertOnen. .@enn
er ni1t mQre, pllroen Sill unO Die De-
motrotie iiC9reih iein. g8ir wOllen
ibm Die guQen aus'6lagen!" lieB lid
iebt Elm gnoerer p%ernebmen. ,S0ut
ibn!" erIdoll es I'M Gbor. g8iloes
SrGn9en mad Der gSano, an Der oes
Yrdlioenten Silb hing, entltano jebt.
Giner Der Wiltberloen beipie Oas 8eliht
oes gilOes, Elm Subeno Sdnoe lircdten
ii6 na6 bcmielben aus uno rilIen es
berab, llno Die Seloen itiirmtcn o0mit
n0h Dem Seller, Warfen es llleoer lllo
Dollfilbrten einen ipabren SerentanS I'M
bOsielbe. Der Sr0uer 9blllpp Geibin=
ger, Der oes Y~rGIioenten Silo Dem Stub
sum 6ei6ent 9elnadt hat, unO &i6ter
Satpb 9teu bereiten GntriiltungSbe=
i6liiile Dor; bod miro bur6 oiclelben
Der Sdanoflef pDn Dem Namen oes
ySuIbpid Democratic Club" ni6t mebr
getllgt iueroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04

= Ger llntergane Der 94elt miro i'm
Staate Waibin9tDn bon einiQen 6d=
natitern %propbeseit, uno Oieie PrOpbe=
Seibun9en baben cine 9rDBe 9lnSabl
Sewobner Des Staates in 2ln9It uno
S4refen 9eieBt. 8. %. Yennin9ton
uno Sames MiQer Organiiiren in 8 o.
CO m a cine 6olOnie, I'm nit oerielben
mad Sritiib Columbia gu flieben, oa
ibrer Propbe5eibun9 na6, bic 3erltD=
rung nit ben Sereini9ten Staaten be-
glnnen uno ii6 erit ipdter auf ben
iibrigen She'll Der @elt ausoebnen
io0. Son alien Sempbnern Der Groe
lolen nad Der lleber5eugung oieier
Ybantalten nrr II, 200 bon jeoem Der
II Stdmme Ssraels Die 3erItorun9
ilberleben. Sieie ipaen bon ben g8ol=
Ten in Die SDbe 9ebDben rno bort 9e=
balten weroen. ipQbreno Die Groe ourh
Seuer uno @alier peripiiitet lpiro; uno
IpGter Iollen oieie S%eoorsu9ten pieoer
ullf Die neuerItanoene groe 9eiebt iper=
Den uno lie b%ewobnen. 90 un9laub=
LID Sies aud ibeinsn mag, baben Die
beioen Propbeten bod piele Gldubi9c
9efunoen. Siele Samilien baben
einen She'll ibrer Sabe serit6rt, nm
ni6t auf Der Sludt auf britiidem So=
Den gebinoert 81 iein, uno tie warten
nun auf bas 3eiden gum sbmari1.
Die 6olDnie iou iib in Der Ndbe bon
Ntefp @eitminiter in Sritiib Columbia
Iammeln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
@iseonTm.

- Gin gefdbrli9es @berlieller bat
Der Sown=Glert BON Song GATE in
Waibburn Gountp, Oscar @eioer=
mann, 81 beiieben 9ebabt. 9ls er aus
einem SolsIauerlaaer mad Sauie ging.
flel plOBlib Elm S6ub uno cine &usel,
pelde Weioermann's SOpfbaut leidt
%ltreifte, our6bobrte ieinen Sllt. Gr
iprang i6nell binter einen Baum uno
'tredte, um ii6 81 iiberSeugsn, oh Die
&u9el ibm %9eaOlten bate, ieinen SUIT
nit ieinem Stod binter Dem Baum
berDor. SOfort fielen sipei peitere
Stiiie, tpel6e ben Sut trafen, unb
@eioermann lab einen Snoianer aus
ielnem Serited berportreten. llnbe=
pofinet, fpie er mar, muBte Der 9ln9e=
srifene iein Sell in Der Slu6t iuden
lno enttam audi 9lidlid. ob9leid Der
Snoianer ibm nod cine ausel mad.
ihifte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Wi6i9an.

-@m. g0idmeper, beiien i6One
Sarm wenioe Meilen ppn Galesburgb
in Salamasop Gountp i'm iilomeitli6en
Mi6i9an lie9t, lit elmer Der reidlten
Sarmer pes 6uuntps; er tpobnt IN
einem ltaattiden Sauie auf ieiner 9ro=
ZEN 6arm unp beliBt nod peri6ieoene
onoere S6fe in Der Na6bari9ait.
Sem gaarpermDgen i6aBt man auf
$40, 900. &iir3li6 iaB Der 65labr9e
Sarmer am 9lbeno nit ieiner Satin
i'm @pbnSimmer. Sas Yaar beliBt
feline &iuoer, bat aber einen breiSebn=
jGbri9en 9feifen,. &arl Sap, aooptirt,
iuelber sur ange9ebenen 3eit iid nit
@idpeDer's S6meiter Marie i'm GBs
simmer nlfbielt. Sin Der Sintertbiire
tlopfte Semano an, &arl Difnete Die
Shire. Sin Gerl in idmarSem Mnsug,
einen peiBen 6ilSbut nit berab9el6la=
9ener &rempe auf Dem &Opfe uno elmer
neiBen Maste ppr Dem 8eli6te, trat
ein. ihob Den Sun9en beiieite uno
iaritt auf oas @ObnSimmer 81. So=
balo Wtarie @idneDer i'm uno ben
&epplper ben er in Der Sano true, be-
mertte, iprang lie init grocer liner
idrodenbeit ouf ibn gu uno foBte i'm
am @rme, suglei6 einen S6rei aus
itoBeno. SIN naditen Iu9enblid err
i6ien Der alte @ifmeper, wel6er ben
S6rei 9ebDrt bate, unter Der Sbiire
bes Wpbnsimmers. Ser Ginorinslins
ihiittelte Mtarie ab uno iprnne ali
gSidpeper Su, su9lei6 einen GepolOer
arf oieien abfeuerno. SInf S6iife
fielen. Marie Wifpeper trug orei
&unoen oaoOn, swei oerlelben am linz
terleib, melhe fir tDotlih gelten.
Sroboem "ftiirste er lih auf ben WOro=
9eIeuen uno periu6te, nit linn rim
9eno, i'm gu entwafinen. Der 3nabe
mar insmiiden oapon9erannt INN
bate Die Na6barn alarmirt. Giner
BON oieien, Wtartin Bergen, mar be-
reits CUR Stelle. als Der GGuber Iif
lpsriB uno entiprang. SrauBen batte
or ein Yfero teben, ouf wel6em er oa=
oOnlaQte. Son Der Sereen'i6en Sarm
aus, Die MIR cine Siertelmei!e e~ntiernt
lit. bDrte man INN oieie 3eit Elm Yfero
III raIenoem 8alOppe pprbeijagen.
Ser Sheriff. Sosburg fam aus benz
6uuntpbauptDrte SalamoSoo nit bier
Nlliitenten an uno iuhte na6 Dem
WloroQeiel!en. aber pergebens. Der
Sheriff itelte Ieit, Dap Nidrueper Says
porber nit @eisen i'm Stdo6en Gli-
mar 9eiueien unO oaielbit nit einem
Ntdnne in Streit 9eratben mar. M0s=
llderipeile Dplte oleier &a1e nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Nermif6te Wa6ri6tem.

- SiiofransDIii1e Sldtter beri6ten,
oaB Die Grautbeit, Die lett et,ua stpei
Sabren unter Dem Geilden bemertt
miro, neueroin9s al Nusoebnung uno
St1rte %SugenOmmen bat. 9Senn ma
iueiB, pelbe Seoeutung Der Teil6sn=
bau in Siiben, namentlih al Der
franSOlii6en Gipiera, in pirtbi6ait=
liber SeSiebuug bat, 10 fam man iih
i6On Oenten, oaB Die &rantbeit bic
8Grtner nit GROCER SeiorgniB %erfiillt.
Sn Den requirements Nlpes Wariti=
mes uno Yur miro in Geilden, bic
meilt in Weiten 6eloern getrieben iper=
ben, Elm Sanoel g%etrieben. oslien Wertb
lid nad Sunoerttallieuoeu berebnet.
Sas Seil6en lit cine Sieblingsblume
weiter Sreiie. IS lit bic erlte Srilb=
l~ingsblume, es tritt 10 bei6eioeu auf
uno bat einen 10 angenebmen Scrub.
oaB aile @elt es liebt unD or1 Der
Nermlte germ einmal @elo iiir Elm
Seil6eultrQuBdeu alls9ibt. Die 8e=
lebrten ireilib lino aui Ons TeilGen
niht 10 gut 81 lprehen. 3iunr Qeben
Die 9riinen Sldtter 9ctO6t einen i6lei=
mi9en Sbee, Dem man allerlei Sell
trdite suihreibt nno Der 3. y. bon
&neipp 9cgen aeubbuiten e%mpioblen
miro, aber oafiir lit Die S~eil6enmurSel
oiitlg. Gas bat YroIehOr 6Ornepln
in ieinem Yu9e iiber Die @iitpilansen
na6gepieien. gr i6reibt /: ,Slelne
Sbeile Der Yeil6cnwurSel in ben Or
9dnismns ein9eiiibrt, bewirien llebcl=
teit, ihmerSbuftes Grbrehen, 3uidlle,
Storuu9 Oes Slutumlauis uno gltbenl=
bei6merOen, GrI6einungen, ole bel
biureidenoer SOlis bcoentlib weroen
uno Den 300 berbeifiibren tOnlen."
GOrneDin iil9t oann bel, oaB Der Gbe=
infer YouliaD aus Der Geii1enDnrSel
ein NltalOio berltellte, oa5 er ,GiOlin"
9enannt bat uno oas ein lebr fairies
Yrehmittel lit. yer Yotaniter Sim=
bul=2a9rape bat auBeroem beObabtet.
Dab sUiiben Dem itarten @eru6 oes
Yeil6eus unb ben 9iiti9en Gi9enlbai=
ten leiner Wursei cine 9ewine Sc
siebun9 beItebe. oa Die WurSeln Der
%io9euaunteu wiloeu ODER SunOspeils
den, bic ni6t rie6cn, aud nl0t 9iitig
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
@broutk.
Jnlano.
MrfouS0S.
Mrfanias.

- 9tts man opr einigen Sabren bel
Rational springs einen Srun=
nen bobrte, ltieB man in elmer Siefe
bon 50 SUB ari ein rei6es 3intlagcr.
9}adoem man 10 6uB III oalelbe 0e=
bobrt bate, ma oas Gnoe nod ni6t
CREDIT. Sicie Gntbefuug perurlahte
9roBe 9luire9un9 in Der NdabaridoIt.
9od weigerte iib Der Glgentbilmer,
Serr Yettigrem, entidieoen Die M}ine
ob,utreten. SEPT enoli6 lit es einem
Serrn u. g. Srio9man ~selun9en,
ben Gi9entbiimer su iiberreoen, lbm
600 gfer oes SanOes gu Uerpa6ten.
Gem 6pntrott 9enldB mus Die @tlne
bis 9lpril 1895 in SbQti9teit iein.
9p0 miro nit Dem 8raben i4on Dor
bieier 3eit %be0Onnen meroen. Serr
81. 8. Grittenoen BON WtOnett, WtO.,
lit Yartner oes Serrn Sriosman.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
VeW Dorf.

Wie oemotratil6e Parteitlepper
ibre g8utb an Siloe Glepelano's aus
Ilcber, Oariiber erfdbrt man erIt jebt
6Ol0enoes: Sine 9roBe Nn3a6l BON
gFit9lieoern bes .guibwid Democratic
Stub" in SroOtlpn bate Ii6 an
Dem @beno oes @ablta9es in Dem ele=
qonten Glublptal ein8efunoen, nm
S;a's Sie9 81 ieiern. Sie erIten Na6=
ri6ten lauteten ermutbi9eno. bod balo
traI cine SiobsbOti6aft na9 Der anOe-
rem Elm. Wfit pgSbisten itrai9bt" uno
einigcn .6Odtails" iubte man Den @er=
ger 81 eriGuien. bod Elm wabres Yan.
bGmpnium entftano, oils betannt wGro,
DAB iclbit Sings 6ountD. Die Somane
Der Semotratie, fir Sia perloren ge-
9an0en iei. .g8er lit an Der Hieoer-
la8e Der SemOlratie i9ulo2" Gisis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
Sine Wiuion freun0e.

Sin 5reunb in Der Ntotb lit rpirtlid Elm
6reuno, uno ni9t weniser oenn cine Otilz
lion yente baben chen iol6en Sreuno in
DIR. Kings New Discovery 9esen 9lusz
sebrun9, Snlten II. GrtaItunsen. @enn
SSbr oieie 9roBe Suitenmeoisin nod ME
sebrau6t babet, 10 miro cine Yrobe Sud
ilberSeusen, baB es wunoerbare 6eiIs
trafte entbdlt gesen ale &rantbeiten oes
6alles, Der Sruit unO Hun9en. SSeoe
6lal6e lit S%arantirt allies gu wirfen. mas
es peripri6t pber bas @elb wirp wieoer
erltattet. Probelai9en freiin &uete's
QpOtbete. @roBe Jlai9en so Gents
unb $l.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-04
WiTouri.

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Gater ). S. Swiit BON Gorcoran,
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PAUL STRIDE in Seoalia. Surb
nnQlildlihe Gerbdltniiie mar er oer=
orti9 in Seoringnib 9eratben, oaB er
sur 3eit als er Seoalia perlieB, iiber
$1,000 S6uloen bate. Gr arbeitete
tleiBi2 III elmer tleinen 8emeinoe 81
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mar. Ollie Die Sabre per9aB or aber
nidt, oaB feline gbre in Seoalia aui
Dem Spiele itebe. SOr peni9en Sa=
gen cri6ien MN in Seonlia Elm Mann
bon 90 SObren. beien Saur pm Sill
berfdoen our6wOben mar - es mar
Soter Swift. lln9ea6tet ieiues 4lters
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er nod 10 rilti9 uno friid wie Elm
SitngIing. Gr mar getommen um
feline S6uloen bel Seler uno Piennig
5urlldSubeSablen.