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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02

rison gave Major Moore her 20 votes.
and Wetzel added 3 l-6, making % l-6.
TYLER gave her II votes to 0. w. o.
announced, Major Moore took
the platform amid wild cheers.
'sVoicing the sentiment OF Re-
pu5licans, move that the nomination
of Capt 4. B. Dovsner be made by ac-
clamation. Ii any consolation can be
found in defeat, it comes to me In the
selection OF the trusted friend OF my
lifetime, nv comrade In arms" Con-
tinuing, he warned the delegates that
they were very much mistaken IL they
thought victory would come easily In
Move mber. Mr.. Hartman then took
the floor, and gracefully seconded the
motion OF Major Moore. Mr.. e. Wesley
Atkinson did likewise, remarking that
he "had little haDkering desire to re-
present the First district himself" but
got over that several weeks ago. be
proceeded 10 tell how happy he felt,
and then discovered picture on the
north wall OF the han. twas picture
of election day, with Pendleton going
up Salt river, etc. etc. etc.
Major Moore's motion was put and
carried unanimously. amid loud cheer
ing and waving of hats. Messrs. At
kinson, Moore and Hartman escorted
the nominee of the convention to the
stage, and he made a neat speech OF
thanks.
CAPT. DovENER's REMARKS.
BE said:
Sat this hour, and in the midst OF
crowded convention like this, it would be
improper 10 inflict q speech OF any length,
or discuss political issues; but | would be
inseusible TO the emotions OF gratitude
which would stir the heart of any man. if
did not return my sincere thanks, again and
again for the honor you have conferred upon
me- Two years ago you entrusted me with
this honor. and we came within very
short distance of the line OF victory. |
talked TO the people of this district. and
told them what, in my judgment. would
happen if Democracy was successful, and
the truth of my predictions has been dem
onstrated
"In connection with this, must be-
speak my gratitude for the conduct OF the
preliminary canvass. IL was contest
Waged on the principle OF emulation with
out envy. The only purpose was 10 ascer'
tain who was the choice Of the Republicans
of the district"
Capt. Dovener closed by again thank
ing the convention. Three hearty
cheers were then given, and the con-
ventlon adjourned. When the Ohio
county delegates returned to this city,
crowd assembled on Fourteenth street,
and Mr. G.. w. Atkinson, who views
with complacency the candidacy Of
Mr.. Steady, stood upon q chair, and
told them chow twas"
THE concert and lawn fete at ST.
Luke's church for Thursday evening
n,oD,tsas n ha a most entartaininQ AZ =
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02
Loeb Lynn heights.

The REGISTER directs attention to
the announcement OF this most eligibly
SITUATED resort, which appears else
where 10 this issue. i; contains about
400 Iots and fifty villa sites, all OF
which will be offered for sale at auction
on thu 9 th and 10th instants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02
OUR TAXABLE WEALTH
A TOTAL OF ssi,i72, 10000 IN TIE ENTIRE
COUNTY,
According to the Ro,ngs n the Books Of Assessors
Blanchard and Andersen The
Dsisilsd Figures.

County Clerk George Hook has con-
cIuded the work OF going over the real
estate and personal property books, re-
turned by the Assessors, and from them
the following figures are taken:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02

THE concert and lawn fete at st.
Luke's church for Thursday evening
pro misses to be most entertaining AZ
fair. Go and help the ladies out Ad-
mission 25 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02

If you want paving or IRE brick or
sewer pipe, go to the West Virginia
Sand Company, 1918 Water street Tele-
phone sol. Ware rooms corner OF Eof
and Twerty-ninth streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02

The ladies OF st. Lukes church have
arranged for delightful concert TO be
followed by lawn fe,e In the Mcclure
orchard on Thursday evening. August
Q. Gu and help the church. Admission
25 cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02

BEER &c per glass at John Gloeck-
ner's saloon, No 7 Sixteenth street, be-
tween Market aud Main streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02

LAWN FETE and concerto at ST. Luke's,
Island, Thursday evening. Go and en-
10y Yourself. Admission % cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02
PROVIDE A BAND,

and Mayors band OF this city was en-
gagged and paid for by subscriptions
from the delegates Of the upper Pan
Handle counties. There were no; a half
dozen men at the depot 10 meet the train
and the few who witnessed the parade
turned out from idle curiosity. The
only house In the town which showed
decorations worth mentioning was an
undertaking establishment.
There was lots OF noise in the conven-
ton. This fact may be ascrioed TO two
reasons-the feeling of confidence which
finds place In every Republican breast
lust now, aud which almost amounts TO
a conviction that a nomination Is equiv
alent to election; and possibly the not
infreuueut excursions of the delegates
TO section Of the town Familiarity known
as Brooklyn" where certain more or
less famous brands of wet goods found
ready sale.
The delegates from Hancock, Brooke
ard Ohio counties went down on the
morning train over the Ohio River road,
picking up the Marshall and many OF
the Wetzel county delegates en- route.
Capt Dovener was on the train, as well
as such prominent Republicans as &. w.
Atkinson, ThoS. Davidson and others,
who were not elected delegates, but
were permitted TO participate in the de-
liberations of the convention because
they carried proxies. When New Mar
tinsvlle was reached, the delegates
formed in line and marched to the con-
vention hall, headed by the band. There
were exactly
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02

The concert and lawn fete at st.
Luke's church for Thursday evening
promises to be a most entertaining al
fair. Go and help the ladies out. Ad-
mission % cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02
DOVENER IS THE NAN
WHO WILL Be DEFEATED BY TIE DEMO-
CRATIC CANDIDATE
For Congress in Novsmbsr-Ihs Captain Nomin-
asd al hs Convention in New Martins
vile Yestsrday-Ths Proceedings.

The Republicans Of the first Congress
sional District held ratification meet
ing at New Martinsville yesterday. The
rank aud file meekly submitted to the
dictation Of the Ohio county ring, and
so far as surface indications point, all
went of as lovely as wedding feast.
Capt. Dovener is undoubtedly the choice
of a majority OF the voters of his party
In this county, and 1t is presumed that
the average Republican is now happy.
The term average Republican" is used
adyisedly, for the reason that there is a
we'll defined suspicion, which Is by no
means confined TO voters OF the Demo-
cratic persuasion, that friends OF GER
tain candidate who was unsuccessful Ia
the recent primaries, will secretly
knife the nominee Of the Convention.
G-It is an indisputable tact that the
Ohio County Republican bosses are a
set of very shrewd politicians. The
disposition TO kick about their arbitrary
action ia selecting New Martnsvlle as
the place for holding the convention
was Quieted by an appeal for harmony.
Not a single word on the subject was
uttered during the meeting. Neverthe-
less there was ocular evidence sufficient
to convince the most skeptical, that
New MartinsviIle did not wan the con-
vention. II was learned that the local
Republicans would not
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02
NV. BLATCHLEY,
FURNITURE AND UNDERTAKING 2245 and 2247 Kafkst Street;

NOR sALE-BLANK DEEDS OF Trust,
u blank deeds. blank leases, JDstices AHd
I.wvsrsi blanks OF all kinds. power-Of-attorney
bls5ks- fer sAls and fer reRt cards At RsoIsrzA
ofhce-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02
WILL BE A GREAT EVENT.

Total OF .tot1UI
Grand total. real and personality S2l, l.2,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02
THE COMMITTEES.

After recess the committees were an-
nounced. Ohio county was represented
as follows: Basis Of representation and
order Of business, 4. r. Campbell: Gre
dentials, Prof. A. S. Bell; permanent
organization, J. X. Hail; resolutions,
c. w. Atkinson.
The Committee on Resolutions CON-
plete is as follows: Samuel Jacobs,
Brooke; c. Homer Morrison, Braxton;
Z. q. Summers, Doddridge; Lee Hay
mond Harrison; W. n. Beabout,
Hancock: J. s. Kane, Gilmer; r.
A. Hall, Lewis; W. l.. Dougherty. Mar
shall; Anthony Smith, Tyler; q. w.
Atkinson, Ohio; William Carney, Wet
Gel.
The Congressional Executive Com
mit;ee, which was not completed, was
as follows: q. w. MeClesry, Brooke; r.
A. Dee, Doddridge; c. Homer Morrison,
BraxtoD: Sherman C. Denham, Harri-
son; DR.. Z. II. Dodson, Gilmer; Henry
Riddle, Marshall; Capt. w. j. Nichols,
Lewis; o. W.O. Hartman, Tyler; George
Wise, Ohio. Several delegations de-
clined TO appoint committeeman until
the candidate was nominated.
The committee on credentials was the
first 10 report at the afternoon session.
The vote Of the counties was based on
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02
CAPT. DovENEB NAMED.

He told sill about the Captain from
boyhood, and was once interrupted by a
delegate who Remarked; ut takes you
too long to tell it" Mr.. Hearne re-
torted that he would tell about the Cap
tain and tell it in his own way. The
mention oil Dovener's name was greeted
with a prolonged outburst of applause.
Stuart F. Reed, OF Harrison county,
placed the name OF Major Alex c. Moore
before the convention, making q very
pretty speech. He eulogized him as a
soldier and Republican. Major
Moore's name was greeted with enthu-
siastic applause.
When Marshall was called. Mr.. Hoo
ten assembled the platform. He saw
picture, too. This time it was on the
south wall OF the hall. and it was
a picture OF the Fifty-fourth Congress,
Gar Reed with gavel in hand. and the
nominee OF the convention occupying a
seat In tue House He seconded the
nomination of Capt. Doyener.
CAPT. DovENEB ELECTED.
The convention then proceeded to
ballot. Capt Dovener received the
solid support OF Braxton. Brooke. bod
bridge, Giimer. Hancock, Lewis, Mar
shall and Ohio counties, and SO votes
from Weizel, aggregating $50 So. Har-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02
NINETY.sEYEN MEN


in line. The hall selected was the same
one In which Congressman Pendleton
was nominated two years ago.
II was nearly eleven O'Clock when
the convention was called TO order
The delay was caused by the late ar
rival of the delegates from the eastern
portion OF the district. Major Moore
had established headquarters at the
Brast House two or three days ago, and
il looked very much like he intended to
continue the fight to the bitter end.
The stage was decorated with flags,
and portraits OF Benjamin Harrison
and Capt 3. B. Dovener were con-
spicuously shown. j. G. Brady, OF
Ohio county, called the convention to
order. The hall was about two
thirds filed. He named as temper
airy chairman, C. w. Lynch,
of Harrison county, and Oliver s. Mar
shall, of Hancock county, as temporary
secretary. Mr.. Lynch was spplauded
when he walked out on the stage. He
Immediately began to "enthuse" the
delegates, by telling them what an
suspicious moment it was, how the har-
vest was ready, and all that was needed
was to manipulate the sickles, and
gather in the grain. His oratory had
the desired effect on at least one dele
gate, who gave vent to the vehement
ejaculation, by - we will" He
compared the g. o. p. TO the hosts OF
Israel who were about TO take posses
sion of Canaan, and predicted that
HISTORY WILL REPEAT ITSELF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-02

HlSIOh1 WILL hkIEAI lAoELF
If the Democratic Pharaoh tries to fol-
low. He proceeded to dilate on the
silent smokestacks, the CoxeY move
ment, threatened Anarchy, labor
strikes, ETC., for all of which he blamed
the Democratic party. He also spoke
of the Hawaiian policy OF the admins
tration, aud closed by predicting Re-
publican success next fall. His speech,
like all the other speeches OF the day,
savored of stump oratory, and lacked
the merit of brevity.
When the Chairman finished speak
ing, delegate Thos. Davidson, of Ohio
county, moved to adjourn until 1870
O'Clock, after effecting an organization,
and the motion prevailed. On motion
of ]. X. Hall, also OF Ohio county, the
convention took a recess OF five minutes,
for the purpose OF granting the differ
emit delegations time TO orgaDiza, aud
select representatives for the different
committees. The county delegations
were instructed TO select persons for
membership on the following named
committees: resolutions, credentials,
permanent organization, and basis OF
representation aud rules OF orders.
Each county delegation was also in
structed to select member Of the Con-
gressional Executive Committee.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Gin Sausi6aB.

Inter ben pielen martti6reieriiden
SrOiblren uno Sldtteru, nit peltem
b~eut3utage oas 2ano iiberibwemmt
miro, madt Elm ibli6tss gldtthen,
Der &rantenbote", cine anertennunas=
wertbe Nusnabme. ~
Ser S~ranfenbote@ tpiro i'm Snter=
elie oes betannteu ibpeiSer : oeutI6eu
Seilmittels, Sorni's 9llpentrauterylut-
beleber, bon Or. Peter 6abrnep in Gbi-
ca9O berausgegeben uno erpedt ourh
ieire ernlte, einfO4e S1reibpeiie oas
Sertrauen Der Seier. Sas sruOliieitiae
Slatt entbdlt auBer elmer 4usabl bon
Nuertennun9si6reibeu opltstbiimIih
sebaltene abbanolunsen iiber Die per-
l1ieoenen Seioen, oener Der meniblihe
&Orpsr unterWorfen lit, uuo niiBli6e
Winte, mie oiele uno iene &rantbeit
Oermieoen ooer gebeilt tperoen tann.
IS lit in Der Sbat elm Sausl6aB, tpel=
der Dem ali mertiamen 2eisr man6en
Dollar an SottOr= uno Ipotbeter= Heh-
nuns erlparen miro, ~beiOnoers in Der
ieBissn neutrality-suspicious. 3eit,
no La Grippe uno Slattsru nit al
ibren uebeln i'm 8efolse oas 2ano beim=
iu9en. Gr laoet fernsr Seoen, au9
ben penis Semittelten, elm, Suites sI
tbun. @ie ernit es Der Ssrausseber
bon y&%rautenbOte" uno Gigeutbiimer
bon Sorni's Ilpentrauter Slutbele-
Der oamit meint, bemeiien iplsenoe
@orte', nit oeneu er gerlonen aui=
iOroert, feline Meoijin, Die nidt in glpO-
tbeten Dertauft miro, sI pertreten:
,Nur ernite @rbeiter peroen perlanat, /"
i1reibt Or. Sabrnep., Siit ou oaber
BON Dem Wuni1e beieelt, oeinen leioen=
ben Mitmeni9en @utes gu tbun, uno
biit ou iiberseust, oaB Der eissntbiimer
unb 6abritant bon 6orni's alpentrdus
ter-y lutleber se%wiienbait uno ebrli6
Sl Werte sebt, 10 meloe bid" = Der
ySrantenbote" miro frei perianot on
Ale, wel6e lid penoeu an Or. Yeter
6abrnep, Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Scr SWen
Gleftrti6e
6urtel Ubers
triTt att
@irfnng jeoe
Wrsnet nn0
Tebt obne
aonfMrrens Da

gebrter Serr Er. Spenl gaufau, g8s, ben 2 Saruar 1894
SD fam es nidt untenaKen, Sbnen mGn opnes Sob lber ben @rt Sbres gleHrt
5ben @ires au@ufprefen. ~
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9nfano bon Gag 81 Gag beHcr semorSn, 10 bB i'd mad 4pp9entltbem Gebraud
ppufpmmen Interchangeable mar uno peoer riFi9 i9afen tounte Che ib bter
glefriiden @Htel beiab, mar ib elm armer uo 9epnger gRunn benn Gdt uno Rtp
natsmus leBen mid tenen &u9enblf CUR Gube fonmen, uno bon etnen @eo gum
anoern pran9 Der S6mer5 gMle Gtrte fu9te i'd UNI &at, big ib enbld, ba mir
temer berlten Sfe paibaFen funme, Sbr OieIgepreienes Selmithl puiubte.
Srenois fam i'd bente befdtSen, cB Sr Gefriiher @artel uibt mn alien grs
narmnsn Der lebenben GRenibbGt ppnfommen entprhbt ioubern i6e qr3nei Iter.
trft nno obne aonmrsn3 in Der geH bafebt. $50 fb cine pufenoe geNsenbet fin
Bet wsroe i'd SIR Seimttel eupfblen uuo sibne ub NIT bRier gerfderung
So5adunsspou giIliam 8d6teL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
! ntereiia n :.
Gnoe Der Gerlrger Goltairc's.

Ser fransOiiide g6ilOipb goltaire,
ipelber in Ieinen 3ablreihen S1riften
nit teuflibm SaB Die tatbOliihe Stride,
ilberbaupt ales Gbriitentbum perfolgte,
perbObnte uuo in ben S6nuB sog,
itarb betanntlib zines I9auerli6en
Sooes in raienoer Gerspeiflung, peil
ieine gottloien Sreuuoe ben 4rieiter,
nah wel6em er perlangt bate, nit 6e=
malt BON linn fern bielten. @enieer
betannt oiirfte IS iein, oaB audi Ollie
Die Soltaire's Sbrifteu perlesteu ooer
berausgaben. mie bonn 6lu6e 8ottes ges
trofen, tbeils zines plDBliteu Sooes
ftarben, tbeils an germogen uno 8e=
lunobeit elenO gu 8runoe ginsen. @ir
entnebmen einem franSOiii6en Slatts
oarilber SOlsenoes:
Seau ar j ai Der Ell tie 9erle=
ger Der seiammten S6riften Soltai=
res, perlor cine WiaiOn Sranfen in
Dem unternebmen uno itarb i'm Sabre
1889 zines plOBli6en SOoes.
Seipir, pel6er bic suiammenee=
ordngte Qus9abe Der S9riiten Doll
taire's in SwDlf Sdnoen pdbreno Der
&esierung aOnig 2uowies XVIII. per=
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Shpinoiu6t.
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Seianib 81 oieier Nusgabe aniertigte,
ltarb ebenfals raid oabin.
SuhbdnOler Ser ia u I unb @ittue
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gabe in 90 Sdnoen, perloren ibr 9an=
Ses SermO9en uno ueri6manoen Don
benz 9ebiete oes Su6banoels.
Salibon, Der bic i66nhe Ius=
9abe Der geiammelten @erte 8oltaire's
berausgab, i'm lleberfuB i6rpel9te uno
cine aeadtete Steaung einnabm, per=
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uno rleb oann Sarben in elmer Waler=
tube fir 80 Gents. ben Sag.
Bouquet, Elm 'anoerer Serle9er
bon Soltaire's @erten, itarb 1881 su
Sitenoe in 6Olse Der SOlerei.
Seterpi 4 E, eiu rei6er Wann,
CAB ebenfals 9oltaire's S9riften ber=
aus uno Duroe blind.
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Soltair's S9riiten, tpuroe in tralleri=
ger Weiie bon elmer Srau ermoroert,
Die er bei6uloigt bate, Elm Bud in,
Wertbe BON II Sous (etua so pfg.)
seltoblen 81 babeu.
&eHe idliebli6, Der in griheleins
Sruderei uno Elm rieiiSes germOsen be-
LOB, perDhentlibte cine Ius9abe De,
S6riiten gDltaire's II. cine lolde Des
9leihfals 9Ottloien YbiloiOpben &ouI=
Jean. Salo oarauf biiBte er leiu gan.
ses SermDsen Elm uuor muBte lein Srot
als sepobnliber Irbeiter peroieneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Seltame Iusipra6e BON
Gigennamen.

SIT oies Gnglii6 cine turioie
Spra6e! Die Namen iperoen 9aus dn=
oers ausgeiprO6en, oils lie gei6rieben!"
Stun, oas bGben mir bod i'm Seut=
i6en audi"
yWieio? ga wiiroe es Sbnen bod
I6wer fallen, ein Seiipiel anSuiiibren!"
y8ar ni6t! gSie ipreden Sic ). y.
RELATIONSHIPS ebner" aus!"
so beiBt ia Wobl Der Neue Stats
~ietretGr oes Geibsi6aBamtes. ga, ,pie
ipri6t man oas aus? PolaoOwstp-@eb-
ner?"
pSa, profit Die Mablseit, oas tpiro
yMiquel" aus9eIproden. Sic ieben,
oaB mir ben G~nglGnoern nod melt iiber
1ino!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Sn einem Niirnbcrger Slatt leien
mir: oSn bliltbentpeiBem Sleioe, ben
WDrtbentranS i'm ountelblauen Saur
llno nit purpur9erDtben Wangen Idritt
Sieshen am Gru,e oes seliebten Mtalts
mes Oaber, Dem lie nun alf INNER all
geDOren iOllte. = Siesten i6eint li6
in Dem Saarfarbemitteln per9rifen 3l
baben!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
9 d.

Griter SdriftiteQer: Stun, wie fin=
oeit Oh mein neueftes Orama?"
3weiter S6riititeller (oie our9=
9eleiene Nrbeit ieines 6reunoes Suriifs
9ebeno): Sang gut! Nur ben Sieb=
baber peritebe i9 ni9t. Der ipridt
bod i'm leBten gltt sanS anoers als int
erlten!"
griter S9riftiteller: ySa, 10 etras
pailirt mir otter! Meni6en, Die i6
gu glnfang zines Stiifes fir botan=
itdnoig balte, entpuppen lid sum
S9luB ais Die GRO ten Sumpen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Cine 6l9enfee erbieIt BON elmer 81

Ss"S ""NJs"T$s STtRFF
fciersfamille in Spanoau einen Sano-
iAubtaIten, in benz lie Elm Yaar Sano=
uOrfano. Sic perlisB oas 3im=
mer nad elmer unsebOrisen Semertung
uno beSab ii4 in Die Slide no lie Die
SanoiAube i'm Godofen perbrannte;
oas erfubr Die Serridait, Die Der SD=
din oann 81 oeren srOBtem Gritaunet
mittbeilte, oaB li6 in ben Sanoi6uben
als peiteres 8eident 80 0tart III Ya=
pierselo befunoen batter; oaiislbe mar
natirlib mitoerbrannt. Die &O6in
iOiort ibre &inoisuus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Irst (aus benz &ranteu,immer
tommeno): vSndoi9e 6rau, i6 babe
SBrem Mam unempfoblen, baB or einlt-
weilcn ni9t 10 piel rau6en iol!"
6rau (%oantbar): .Nb, Serr Sottor.
Sic baben 9emiB geieben, oaB i1 ioeben
nele GcrbNnNe auiaemoht babel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Seiuuhe Elm pples Sahr p(uote m

Seinabe elm poles Sabr plagte mid
Elm Sulteu. Sas beitduoige &raBen
i'm Salie blieb na6 wenigen SOien DON
Or. augult &Oni9's Samburger gruit=
thee aus, Der S6leim loite iib uno na9
@ebrau6 bon elm paar gafeten uer=
i6wano Der Suiten gdnSli9. - 5reo
ShulS Columbus, Ohio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
9nr6 cine S6reibfeber astGbtet.

Sn Meori6 puroe ein S9ultino
pdbreno oes S6reibeus BON siuem arl=
oeren &iuoe nit elmer NIT Sinte geiil=
ten Sober in ben re6ten @rm geito6en.
IS entitano cine Slutpsrsiituns uno
oas Sinh 1T seitorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Or b.

Serr: y.... Seioer lit Die @obnung
gu nube Der gabnitatiOn unO i9 tann
Sarm ni9t e%ertragen!"
Sausfrau: ,Safiir iiebt man aber
bon Der Geranoa genau auf Die Seute,
Die Den 3ug %perIdumen, uno oas 1T
bod 10 unterbalteno!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
s III Seiratb ii E Il.

rSas Wdo6en, oas i6 Sbnen
empieble, lit jung, i6Dn, brap, bdls=
LID, porsil9li9e &D6in, bo6sebil=
bet. ...!"
Sur Sadie, sur Sa9e!!" - Bin
bod babel"
ySur6als ni6t - Sic limb INNER
nur bel Der Eerion!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Siuter ben 6 ouliiien.

SirettOr elmer S6miere (su einem
S6auipieler): ,Spielen Sic Sbren
&OmeO nur re6t feuris. Miiasr =
oenten Sic uur INNER oaran, oaB i6
na6 Der SOrlteluns beute - S6par=
tenma9en nit 9anSen SartOHeln ipen=
oire!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Saden uno Oenfen.
Gin eofes Yaar.

Gle BAT i6ou piele 6rouen
@etrOitet bier I'M 9ebeu
llno ibneu Wutb uno Starte
gu neuem Sanpi 9eSeben.
Gr bat i6ou uiele WGnner
Sn Griibial aui9ert6tet
hub YlGne Der Ber;weifluug
Sn ibrem &eim uerni1tet.
Drum Gbre aQen Seioen,
Ger Srau ionic Dem Wanue:
No6 lebe er- Der Siertrug
Hub - bic 8aiieetanme.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
an Der SplbeFernaht Iatte Al,

Suisburg cine Srau nit ibrem Wanne
Streit. @uS @er9er barber, oaB lie
ni9t Wteiiter wuroe uno ibrsn damn
ni6t untertrie9te, erwiirste oas boss
bate &eib ibr s~inidbrises &ino.
Die GraI mar bstruntsn: lie it psrbaf.
tet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Settler (in einen Sdla6terla-
Den treteno): ,SOnnen Sic MIDI eenen
armcn Wanu Ell bisten belien?"
S6lG6ter (miirrii0: uN6 mas, bel.
len Sic lid bod ielblt!"
Settler: r&enn Sc seitatteu, bin tt
10 irei!" = Nimmt Swei @iirlte uno
perl6winoet oamit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
sc a Oh uuD mad.

Ser feline WOrib 6u Iatban, oelien
Gater titrSli6 9eaoelt wuroe): rWie
Uiel Slbnen bObt SIR Oenn?"
gtatban: ogOrlduii9 5ebn - aber
ndditen Samitas brinst Der gater nod
fiinf!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Wenn i'd an Seritopfuns uno Sart=
leibigfeit leioe, nebms ib cine SOiis
Or. auguit SOnig's Samburger Sro=
pfen uno iofort lit oas uebel geboben.
Peter S6Gfer, Sttapa, Sis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13
Die bertannten Npmaoen.

Sebrer: v@ie beiBen Die S6lter, Die
teinen ieiten @Obnlib batten uno in Den
Bergen unO g8Gloern umberibweifteu?
Sente bod na6: On bait Den Iusoruf
lider idOn sebOrt!"
S6uler mad einisem Seiinnen) :
yYennlplpanier!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-02-13

Die v6rantiurter 3eitun9" i6reibt
bel SeIpre6uns elmer DerbGngniBpOlen
&eSeptoerwe6slung, bic in elmer @ie=
ner apOtbete pOrgetommen: Gin
SbeelOffel oappn. blies Dem Snaben Daa
Sebenslibt aus"