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sas CITY MUST rAy WILLIAMS.

- Services in suing for Parkere
shortage worth Money.
Judge Humss yesterday rendered judy
nat against the city for $500 In the suit
i Attorney Scion T. Williams for SER
yscss rendered in prosecuting an action
~ shortage against City Treasurer Isaac
ssfasr in 1891. Corporation Council
osange Jaeohs Was too busy ~ the time
g sstsnd to the case and employed Mr..
Williams TO attend to IL for him.
when Williams presented bill for 800
~ bic services the city resisteo payment
y the ground that Williams had not been
enplcyed by aud with the consent OF the
nance COMMITTEES Of the city council -
hsusrsd by ordinance A jury was
waived In the trial Of the case. and in
l.sadsring judgment Judge Humss said
@as an emergency existed at the time
Villains was employed. that he rendered
asvaces 20 the city which were beneficial
IL and that be ought TO b paid. In
la = case he would not b ovsrnics
= ccnstruing the ordinance requiring that
= should be employed oy the finance
enmittee. especially when several men,
~ Of the committee knew Of the sus-
keyment Of Williams, Who had spoken TO
0em about the matter. Assistant Ger.
peatlon Counsel Steele said that the case
Seaid be appealed to the supreme court
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THE IMMORTAL WILL.
Shakespeare . tho Forum and
the Stage.
.orHElLo'' WINS 4 GREAT CAST


A a0djsass larger il nnmbsrs II possi-
bic thsn the night before crowded the
6sastte thsetsR lase svsning - witness the
sublime tragedy a sOehslsos - ssndsred
by the twin stars. Frederick Wards ard
Louis Jansa Is vas . brilliant asssm-
biags il IT. composite. bsine iarssay made
up q IL society people Who astsnded The
first night and the ssst Of thcss Who. hay-
ing sssn ''visgtniuss rendered by Jamss
0sNsiii, preferred 70 walt and - WaFds
and James IN ehaksspsarsan characters
''Othslio" b sspases With gems Of
thought ana the hearty applause
that followed the delivery Of
every familiar quosation throughoat
every one Of the nvs intensely Interesting
acss showed he Intelligent Interest With
which the aetors vsse followed and their
asm that msds Of .virginins" such . pro-
nounced success MARRIED every stage Of
the play Lat evening. resulting in four
and ave curtain calls q the close Of the
third and fourth acts. and the usual happy
speech on The part a. Mr.. Warde. who
paid Seattle : wsIl-msrited compliment
In that the spirit Of the great immortal
shakespeare had manifsstiy found lodg-
msnt 81 The hearts II large portion Of
the psople.
''othslIo" certainly hes nsvsf bssn rem
dsred in esa4sls With : stronger cast than
thas which voiced the grand language Of
tho Bard Of Avon last evening, every
character being In the hands OF mon and
womsn Whose indl vidual talents we'll
fitted the Ssquirsmsnts Of the several
trying psrtA and this aggregation Of per-
feesions. together With the splendid
special scenesy characteristic 10 the story.
made Of the performance perfect whole
and sent the audience home we'll pleased
with the evsning's entertainment The
interest in the cast w. largely conferred in
Mr.. James Othsllo and Nj. wards's Iago.
Mr.. James y no less popular than Mr..
Warde and expectations ran high last
night 70 go bis conception Of oshelio.
Nature he's dealt gsnsRously with Mr..
james, giving him deep, resonant
voice and tall. manly physique-qualitiss
exactly lifted 70 represent the mighty and
powerful Noor-and his tradition of The In
gsnuous warrior proved . masterpiece Of
acting. The gTsduaI arousing Of the Jealous
passion In his nature By the CRAFTY laxo
showed sasnsst stndy. and the elimination
Of this intensely dramatic scsns, when the
man has been wrought up bsyond control
and 'Othello's occupation II gone.
brought forth spontaneous compliment.
AIRY burst Of applause that continued for
nearly . minute. Mr.. Wards's Iago - =
counterpart was equally forcibls, the sub
Tie, crafty, villain being we'll sustained
throughout and he succeeded in max.
ing himself we'll hated BY the
audience by the end Of the play. Miss
Edyths Chapman made . charming Des-
damons. and made good impression, ~
did also Mas Florence Everett a. Emslia.
The drunken scene Of Cassie - rendered
BY Mr.. Charles D. Herman, secured for
that gentleman . round Of applause.
Tonieh "Francesca Do Rinini" will BE-
the bill.
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surHHio1 coCnI-rn1nisAL DuAnTngnr-
MuMH1. J.
Edward 3. Chsasty ". Union Traasis
Compsny-On trial
Solon :. Williams ". City Of Seattle
Jury wsived and trial BY court; finding
for piaiDtin in sum Of $40
seurTy DHPAsTnur-LAuelEY. 4
0cotsish American Nortgaes Company
Va Rachel Roseathal-Order Of Default
W. Brsyman q Il. ". J. B. Nstcalf %
A n.D;s 3 iGr plsintia; signed; ru--
Continued until Nay y.
W. n. Galley ~ Zion W. Denton (thrss
casesl-Delault and DEGREES for PLAINTIFF
Seattle National bank ". Blaine Electric
Light Company--Ordsr Of default
Port Crescent Mill Company w Pacific
Manufacturing Company-Osdsr ssttiag
Raisisr Power 4 Railway Company ".
B. =. Bali-0rdsr Of default.
samuel ID. Gustin ~. 6noquaimis Mil
Company-Ons hundred dollars Of claim
Of w. H. Hewitt allowed, % per cent Of
which Was ordseed paid.
CIVIL DEPAHrMKxr--osBoRx. ,.
N. w. Willis W. William r. O'Donnsll
Default and judgment IN sum Of el02.
Puget Sound Pipe Company W. w. A.
Yates o aL-Judgmsnt b. agrssmsnt In
PUGET sound Pips Company ". ?. Ensr-
son ct ai-Judgsmsnt ~ agreement In
sum Of elb0.6A
Catherine Toslinss ". Puget Sound
Shore Railroad Company--1otion for nom
suit; granted.
ruonAfB DRPAnrMRNf-IAHaLKY 4
Estate Of n. G. McLaushliu-Proof Of
publication Of notice to creditors: Aled |:
report of adWintstrator: filed.
Estate Of !. n. HaIi--Proof Of puhlica-
ton OF notice TO creditors; flied.
Estats Of Daniel y. Thomas-Dscree
showing due notice to creditors.
Estate Of Annie = Thomas-Decree
showing due notice to creditors.
Estate Of Ellis John Eliis-Decree show
Ing due notice to creditors.
Estate OF Joseph Harris--Bond Of ad-
ministrator In $500: approved; notice 70
creditors; directed.
Estate Of Ellen Il. Hili-Flnal account
Of Stewart Z. Smith, administrator; filed.
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News was received at Bonney d Stew
arts Undertaking rooms yesterday of the
drowning Of Harry Thompson. the 2-year-
old child Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Thompson,
near InEisvood, Wednesday afternoon.
The father was working in the garden and
the child was playing about forty yards
away. Finally the mother came out, and
missing the little one, asked where he
could have gone. Then both parents COM
nsnosd looking around. resulting In the
discovery Of ths chiid's body in . sink
hole. filled with water about three fest
deep The remains were taken to snoho-
mish yesterday. and after services the In.
torment took place.
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A rumor has besn started that the
principaIs IN the Wards and James COM
bination would not appear at the matinee
performance of Julius Cesar" to DO
given tomorrow afternoon. Mr.. Wards il
ANXIOUS to contradict this and to assure
oil that he and Mr.. James will surely ap-
pear in the cast on that occasion.
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COURT. ana publ,s oaess.

cai,ea States Judge Hanford VIII open
sesrt this evening.
Deputy Sheriff Crahtrss len last night
- ST. Louis with requisision psrsrs for
xsael George"
Kate buckley commenced sui. yesterday
i the superior court against County
qsssarer i. r. Mittsn 20 recover posses-
"a Of stock OF furniture worth sssa
sseh she claims has been BY him anssw-
Aly seisesi.
Coaaty Clerk r. w. Gordon resolved q
80 yesterday from Daniel hea!y. Ikg-
hoiei. Youghai, County Cork, ireland.
aosing q ID, ssking tog copy - BIZ
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1lne1's Dult for Damages Aeosnoo
KaiIrOsd IL Dis0sssed.
~ suit Of Catherine Toellnsr against
81 Rnest Sound Shore Railway Company
900 damage By the killing Of her
hond ave years ago at the crossing on
eeath end Of Grant stfest bridge was
psssed yestsrday By Judge Osborn en-
oCEuund nf contributory negligence on
y pGst Of the deceased
- evidences for the plaiuliA showed
- fosilnsr and his daughter vsrs driv-
r. homsward from the city about I
loek Ia the evening. The rattle Of the
gea on the bridge prsvsntsd their hear
T. ~ approach Of . train, and, - . high
- Vas blowing clouds of dust, neither
I'D they 80 the train. FURTHERMORE
- Was no sagn board nor crossing
- q tas crossing, and the eueineef
1Aer rang his bell nor blew his whistle
Il voFnins. Tosllnsr. neither seeing nor
Ztnfing danger. drove upoa tha crossing
thout stopping 70 ASCERTAIN II there VS.
~ danger. The locomotive struck his
coo, threw him out and against the
- brssking his neck and killing him
natly. while his daughter escaped un-
he law IN this state II that whore . par
eoatributss BY his own nsgliasncs 10
accident which caused the injury, to
an extent that but Tor this negligence
osecidsnt would not have occurred. he
onot recover damages. Judge Osborn
~ that inasmuoh - Tosliusr Was driv.
e. along parallel with the track before
ning 70 the crossing he was lee liksiy
Aeve prior knowiedss Of the proximity
IL train coming nom the opposite di.
ltion. He was familiar with the CROSS
and did not require to b told what he
lsedy knew. The noise made By his
D1eon and the clouds Of dust would have
10 prudent man pause before vsntur.
II upon the crossins, and the dsosassd
- negligent In not taking this prudent
plecsution against danger.
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1he following nev suits wsss begun n
Ne superior eoust yesterday:
kaee Buckley ". ~ r. Nittsn, county
seeeeuter. ~ a1.-Suit - roooSoe pefscnai
property wogth 1306
!. q DiUnesr ~ Duvnmish Dairy
ComeAny-6uis - rscoves 93l6l7 % &C.
count and contYact
hssniss Power and Railway Company
~. B. y. Bell q ux.-Suis 70 recover $50 %
oo promissoey ncto.
John Wooding " J. Wooding d ca
Dois tos the appointment of Yecoives.
William b. Drown ". City Of Seattle
6oit - recover d. ~ - Tor services.
Appaicstion Of Curtis Hebsrs 5os witt Of
eoTttorarf.
Company ". II. L. Van Brockiin st aL-
1ut 20 recover 3200 damages on bond.
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A land patent was received at the land
ONCE yesterday for Henry Nielsen. Of JEFF
fsrson county.
Two mining applications, one final
homestead aud one homestead entry were
nlsd at the land once yesterday.
Lee Msllsur Ipleadsd guilty yesterday
morning In the municipal court TO selling
one lottery ticket and was fined so.
The WEExLy Posr-IxT8LLIaEscKa con-
tanning the delinquent tar list for city and
county from 1872 10 1881 inclusive. IL nov
ready and on sale 1t the publication offics.
The funeral services over the remains Of
Maggie Paulson we're held yesterday morn
ing q 10 o'clock ~ Bonnsy a Stewards
chapel. The intermens took place In Du-
vanish cemetery. No word was received
from Miss Pauison's sister, who was sup
posed to be living ~ 0rting.
Health Officer Palmer directed . notice
20 DO served on the school board yesterday
requiring that the Minor school closets be
connected With the recently completed
sewer In that district and that the cess
pool be pumped out The Minor school
does not have dry closet systsm-
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Clearance sale hardware ct cost Terms
cash. Pacific Hardware Company, sli
Yesler avenue.
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Gr. Prices Cream BaIkInx Powoes
Wssil's Fair Highest Mslal - Dipeeon.
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Rate cutting in the trans Atlantic Steer
age business has carried the price Of
passage from New York 70 London 10
$l2.5Q
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All kinda OF brushes as cost - the Ahra
hans Grocery Company.
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SECOND LECTURE
Sunday Night. May 18th.
ny MIRA eLATTERY.

eab5eet--"l1er Rcsoue from the Convent By
Her Cousin. Lady Morton Of Eugiand."
Lie In . convent II . world In itself She
viii also explain the ceremony Of s'taking the
vsIi.' and the 'curss" pronounced By Rome on
any one helping nun 10 escape
MRS. 6l4ATTERY, known - s'3tstee Mary
Elfssbsth" in the convent speaks - ladtes
only Monday afternoon ~ asa
Mr. sLATTERY, TO men only Monday night
on .The Secrets OF the Confessional"
A thousand ladiee attended In Portland ana
two thousand men in San Francisco To cover
expenses Of printing, hall and travelling the FOL.
lowing prices are sdopest.
Admission sunday afternoon ana niehe -
osntA Reserved seats 81 cents
Admission Monday afternoon and night IS
osnta Reserved seats % cents.
All lectures different To commence 81 halt
past two and eight o'clock. Doom open IN hour
before This Will b the grsatess treat Of your
this question il IL only once 10 . lifetime you
have chsnco OF hearing . man Of his ability.
No tickets sold IN sdvanca
IAnies and gentleman admitted 20 both sun.
dsy lectures, when admissions are cheaper.
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Before purchasing yoar spring soit So
Riley Broa. merchant talon; suits rs
and IN
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COMING TO SEATTLE!
Ex-PRIES'Tj
SlATTERY
And Wife, Of Boston. Mass.
WILL GIVE ToUR lICfURIs N ARIeaI HALL
First Lecture, Sunday Al.
ternoon. Nay IL.

HIe eUBJEcT-"Why Left the Roman CAtho-
lie Priesthood and what Saw Thersin.s
His equal has never bssn heard IN Seattle.
Crowds evsrywhsse His.iectures wiil - the
talk Of the city. His hrst visit hsrA He IL
gifted. eloquent and witty, and challenges any
priest OF bishop 10 meet him IN dsbate Ton
will 80 something you never aaw oefoee-a
priests villa He receives the heaxstese of ap-
pause, and q chsefed 20 the echo The Armory
bail will b packed on this oecastou.
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Ayers Hair visor restores natural color
20 the hair, by stimulating . healthy &C.
ton Of the scalp This preparation also
produces a vigorous growth Of the hair.
and gives IL beautiful lustrs and youth.
fui appearance. Recommended by ply.
aic.ans. clergymen ard scientistA
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Thiel's Detective Service. established u
years, Chamber Of Commerce, Portland. w.
81. N. Barnes. manager. General detective
business for corporations and individuals
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Dia 70. Ever Meet rruiy Good Man

Did You Ever Meet . Truly Coed Man:
No couhs you think ron have, but wall wager
Q dime or 90 be did not have the rheumatism
II hs did, he swore occasionally, and no man
can b truly good who svears occasionally.
Health. nerve tranquility and morality are APT
TO 70 hand In hand. Painful spssmodic dis
essss, like rhsn NATHAN and neuralgia. ruin the
temper. make one mofoss. pesyish and
bellioaA This 10 . cad fsct but IL 10 none the
Les true Drive away the pain. mollify the
temper. restore tranquility Of mind In cases of
rhsu mssism and neuralgia VITA Hostestsr's
stomach Bittsfs. an snodyns and eoaic OF com.
prehensivs races and effect Il hsaithfally
stimulates tho kidnsys. bladder. stomach. liver
and bowels when Inactive. and inducss sisep
and appetite. A very auisting shsct not IN I'M
natural, Supplying one lss that OF IN orsase. 70
produced by . wsnsglasssug before retiring. II
Il iuecm aArahla In ma aYsAi dieeAaN
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-01-11

pre- in forgeC x, in d canning on
morphine. aud whisxfy. The reaction
il too " ,'ihle Pleasure Is a. Oall of
honey floating, SAY, irlbe track less
vast where woilds gyrste, and men
are H,es brzy NJ 6 C1qdit. Oaly, n.
7,ecd Of altering to il when they touch,
men can only ,urch bv effort through
light, ard when they taste the sweet
they are instantly repealed
A man of so may sing Down on the
Fsra,," Days Of Yong Ago." and such
things, il he has good voice, but it is
oiti,ul to zee him taking the idea to
heat and. bectpse he has ;elt the H.
nan"ial depression somewhat sitting
down and curslng his whole existence.
"Use to be-. : pretcy in poetry, but
il wont do for man with arms still
rnwi'hered and hair still unsilveged
Wan WAS manifestly3 made to work.
Then ~o'k. Enjoy nse-;o-be roet.y
Its prettv-but work. II you don't
accomplish ANYTHING, wori /; FOR it will
grieve yon less than citing still.
So let TIE new year come!
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Unsolicited.

fhe follow 'pg testimonial came TO Us.
Eonyon r. Thomas Co, Adams, n. Y:
Gen.lemep-For the past two. years
have srfIered terribly with What doctors
call eczema. During this time have
consulted several physicians and used q
number of weli-Snown. remedies but
could get no relief, until finally | was
urged 70 give your remedies trial. !
cannot say enough in praise Of them.
AZ present am as ve'lasI ever ives
my lf- and owe my sincere harks
10 you Tor DR.. HaIe's Household
O. ,ment and Tea ANY one doubling
~ sincerity Of 'his testimonial VII
confer favor by addressing, very truly
yours, N. j. McNABB, I eomins ar,
n s. those remedies are for sale at
C I'D &c. at McFar'sad aud Co.'s
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Popular EveryWhe. e.

Beginning with the small local sale
in retail drug store. the business of
Hoods Saisaparilla has steadily in
creased until there Ia scarcely avlllage
or hamlet in the United States where
it 10 unknown, p.sla, LAX, .
Today Hoods 6areapsrilla stands At
the head in the medicine world, adj
mired in prosperity by thoneapds of
would be competitors. 1t has alarger
sale than any other medicine before
the American public, and probably
greater than all other sarsaparillas
and .,ood purifiers combined.
Such success proves merit.
If you are sick, is it not the medi
cine for you to try? Holds Sarsapa'
rilla Cures.
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EAST TENN. VIRGINIA AND GEORGIA R. Z
20 NSoN CITY AND CAROLINA RAILR0AD

o save for Er breville and inferno.
IS SIC rs at h;C9 p m.
80 - ives iIom Embreville and intern
{ et.a.iG IL a. 6:4Y a. m.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1894-01-11

The publishiog firm Of the D. 10th.
rop Co.. R0etoo. for many wears iden-
tilted with wide Awake" Little Men
and tile Women" "Babyland" and
other publications. that have glsddened
thousands OF juvenile hearts, has ss
signed. 1t haze sold more Sunday
school books. probably, then any other
firm in the county.
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CHARLESTON, CINCINNATI & CHICAGO r z
A. n. MOleswOrth, superintendent.
Samuel liant, Ag't for Purchasers.
IN EFFECT ON THE 18th DAY OF NOV, 1898
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The Nashville Trust Company and
Thos. w. Wrenne we're appointed re-
ceivers for the United Electric Rail-
way Company, of Nashville, at Gin
cinuati last week. Owing to the de-
ease in receipts the company was
unable to meet its obligations.
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4-POS-TIV-LY-I2,

Four weeks by our method of teaching boob
keeping is equal to twelve weeks by. the old
style Positions guaranteed under certain con
ditons. Our free" So and so-page catalogues
will explain "all" Send for them-Draughon's
College and School of Shorthand and Telepr-
phy,-Nashvile, Tenn
Cheap board. Novacatiou Enter any time
Address, J, f. DEAUGEoN Pres, Nashville, Tenn.
AS5-I7t
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WATAUCA BANK.
JOHNSON CITY, TENNESSEE.

DsREcToRs-Judge John P. Smith, George
Taylor, A +. Hess. ]. q. Hardin, @. n. Brown,
X. Ljde win ]. Baritone. G. Taylor c, M Taylor
We have the largest paid mp capital o any
bank in the city. Our stockholders are among
the best men in Washington and Carter coun-
lies. We do a conservative banking business In
all lis branches, and al business entrusted 20
us win be fa'th'ully and promptly transacted
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become convenient for me to have &c
cepted place IN the army | had ev-
cry to believe that place OF useful.
ness could have been had.
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Street cars leaving johnson City at TOO a. III
and lao pm: will connect with trains Nos I and
2 at Carnegie depot Street cars will leave
Carnegie depot upon the arrival of trains Nos.
2 and
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-10

- W. ANNOUNCEMENT uHter eeul Stltts
Die erltfn ebrittcH uter uno ultcr ocr sroe.
UetT: Se"ghtie fGr ben @taubeu, Sic
Dottuung uuo Stebe .uierer betItopn
Butttr, ser 8tr3e, Gin Bud oes SroItss ura
her Srmuthtauug iar Die RotboIiteu uus Der Selebruu,
iur ibrg geguer. Reid iIuftrirte ErahtsIusoaSs
or, 5. S9t Soften. Sn reid uersOIbstsm seinpanS
tuue. 8 80.
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Sas Ginfa6 It G.

STANDARDIZATION: Sd fam Sbr Sra.
ma, wel6es geltern gum erlten Wale
ssgebsn puroe, ni6t mebr auffibren
laiieu = es wuroe ia bonn Yublitum
iortmdhreno ecladt!"
Si6ter: .NuH, oa tOnnen Sic es ia
ais Suitipiel a%uHiibren!"
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Stast @ottes, Ole 9eiitlid,c. eeben oer
luuslsanit@cn WptteemMtter, unIerer &onis
gin Maria, uad, ibrem Sfseubarunaeu on, ne
chriuaroige Gicscrin &ottcs Maria D. Sejus.
asetillH et5 SIolter5 etr uHbeilsfisu Gmpjdnanis ~
Iarto a. pom SrotH oeS bell. jTansistus. Ustt Qps
probation. sH iDst Sdnesu ssbnnoen $500
-UaSlsIse. SHsjas IN 1 sano ssbunSsH Sl.l5.
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Sebrb d.

6remoer (oieRe3nuna iiberhiessno):
Sin Seeilteat -. oehen erinnere i6
mid aber gar ni6t mebr!!"
aelner tfreunoli6): .8laub's seru!
so groB lino uniere geeiIteats aud
ui6t, baB man iid ibrer slei6 erinnert!!"
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9 6ter : #.

oSier Sinoer, babt ibr jeoes cine
Stride, mebr broldt ibr ui1t; Is
ihmeft cine lpie Die anbere.S
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-UOrfih tiQ.


commits: ,Gbctpgrapbiren Sic
mid = aber bite, re6t undbnli6!"
Photography: nSonoerbares &er=
tangent. Nus tuel6em 6runoe?"
Commits: .Sm @ertranen: Sas
Bib geb0rt fir Die Sp6ter meines
Yrinsipals. @enn Der es bel ibr iin=
bet uno mid ~ertennt, oann ibmeiBt sr
mid iofptt b%inaus?"
DE @eisbett.
q: .&abbileber. Sic iino bod Elm
Qei6eioter damn, iagen Sic mir, tper
1T 9liifli6er oardn. Sin Wann, Der
100. 600 Sbnler bal, ooer elmer, Der
Iiebeu S66ter BATE"
&abbi (na6 tursem SeIinnen):
rSnenbar Der, Der lieben S0bter bait"
81: ,Mieio?"
&abbi: ,Giner Der 100, 600 Wart
bat, pitnIht Iib INNER mebr: Giner,
Der lieben Sohter bat = nidt!"
Webm ii b Sreuoe.
Samilienpater (oer bon ieiner Sami=
lie an Den reiAbeIebten 8~eburtstnas=
tii6 aeiiibrt pirO): 50 on aruuo9i=
tiger Simmel miIBt Sbr mid - be-
i9ummclt baben!"
S3le6ter Srpi.
o0ier Sinoer, b0bt ibr jeoes cine
Stride, mebr brautt i9r ui9t; Is
ihmeft cine tpie Die anbere.1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-10
Ius b err g d julie.

2e9rer: Ser Shirt mllroe seboren,
uls Die S6la6t BEL 2eibSig mar. Alio
wann?"
Shitler: Aim H., Is. uno 10.
Stto6er.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-07-10

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