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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

Waco, Tex, Dec. 5.--Genernl Passen-
Eer Agent j. t. w Fields of the
Waco and Northwestern railroad. Is
giving his attention to business again
after n weeks illness
II. II. inness. superintendent of
transportation, and family; j. Is.
Brooks, travelling freight and pussen-
scr nBcnti Powhattan Woodbridge.
passenger rate clerk. and j G, Many
ham, chief clerk Of the Freight depart.
mont OF the san Antonio and Aransaa
Pass. reached the city last might aud
attended the Cotton Palace today.
W. II. Connpr Of Dallas. travelling
passenger agent OF the Wabash, was
DO town today
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
IN THE nAILnoAD WORLD.
Prominent InlIrond OnicIaIs.

a special trair reached the city yes
terday morning over the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas road, containing a
party OF prominent officials OF that
line. The party consisted Of President
ii. g. Rouse, New York. n c. Purdy.
vice president ana general manager, st.
Louis: D. Miller, trahlc manager. st.
Louis; Cary a. Wilson. chief engineer.
PafnonAi j. w. Allen, general freight
agent. Denison; A. u. Bethard train
muster, Denlson; G, w. Crush. general
passenger agent, Denison. and j. w.
Peterson. chief engineer or Texas lines.
Denison
The officials made thorough inapec-
ti(n OF The company'a property in this
cry, ana left at p IN. for the south.
Ihey WIN make II tour of all the line.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

tia, time have built up wonderful
trade. Mesrrs Mooten a Mobiles are
me business men. and have with un-
ceasing EFFORTS helped 70 push our little
city to the front rank which Il now
stands
". s Davis OF the First national
bank OF this place. has returned from
Fort Worth, to which place he will
little boy. but will return In the rpring.
Judge John W. Neaic was Ia Fort
Worth a few days last week. but has
returned. The judge will be found In
the court room for the next ten weeks
arguing TO the jury.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

So say u Pulaski ca
Jury.

Little Rock. Ark, DE-
trial lasting eleven dayi Y \
bezzlement case went Dihi1
O'Clock last vening, At lli1
morning, after being oui ~
they filed Into court and 81
following verdict. we r. I
the defendant not guilty
The court then Announce
was discharged and he VA =
ly surrounded by fIienls n
his hands and congratalals. !. !
ly. a few minutes Later " !
his way 10 the telegraph ~.
the good news 70 his W
Springs. The trial cost Pai'l
about $4,000,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

Greenvilie, Tex. Dee. 5.-Chief Clerk
Nipple OF the muster mechanics office
Of tho sherman. Shreveport and South
ern railroad left mis- morning Tor Il
visit with parents In Kansas,
Engine i31, which has been doing
service a. switch engine in the Katy
yards here for some time, WIS taken
To Denisun ycaterday for lepairs I'm
zine lS was sent down 70 take It's
place.
Fireman John Penn OF the sherman,
shreveport and Southern railroad left
this morning FOR a several weeks visit
10 points in Kanaas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

on an exrursloa Vas when heard A
Z r. Par1S's reputA tioii discussed heafd
I several sneak or A. r. Parks as 4 neo-
! dicsoinc man ! hard y great many
speak Of him. No one SPOKE Ahuiy
OF him. heard George Hi spehsH
Of him. They had diiiculty WI, WIN
Hill. Hill spoke OF Parks as mecdle-
some nian' / saw the boys, Cade aud
Deal. hanging / don't know VINO II
was vita US hunting the boys aiter
their death.
was hunting a horse with Henry
Stephens on Saturday. 1885 the day OF
the hanging and ate dinner with Par
son Head. why I rccolleei was because
j was charged with the crime. l have
discussed the whereabouts Of Henry
stephens and myself because We were
charged with the crime. j did not fear
arrest because ] did nothing. | was not
anticipating any difficulty. II l bor-
rowed a six-shooter from Boynston u
was when was standing guard.
knew Boynston. l don't remember
whether / borrowed Boynston's six
shooter; did not try to borrow II al
BIZ DilPs. | did not tell B0ynston to
keep hts ears open, that feared arrest.
II. c. Rea testified: live In Eastland
county. Texas. Have lived there fifteen
years; lived three and one-half miles
from Coyote Peak the Head and Ny
matt houses We're one mile apart
CrOss-examlned Parks moved near
us In 1856. / heard Jim Mckee talk
about Parks. He said that Parks did
not qeli the truth and was a falslher,
i think he said he and Parks had a
difference Wade Stagner said he was
troublesome. heard Mrs. Mckee
speak OF bin. I have q brother, q
nephew and a son. who live in this coun-
~, ] did not tell j. T. Boynston that
.IN Naa
county, and was one OF the council in
the organization and that 1 quilt the
mob on account or my health.
robert Gage testified: | live in East
lana county. have lived there sixteen
years; been acquainted with Il. p. Head
since have lived there. We we're on
the road coming to Eastlnnd when We
heard Of the hanging OF Cade and Deal
met man coming from Eastland who
told US about A. We were summoned
before the grand jury In the Mynatt
case. Did not stay at Eastland town,
went to r.. r. Thomas to spend the
night. We got down ana attended to
our horses. Mr. Stephens. Train Head
ana myself went back into the house
ana think We sat on the porch at
IhOmas', My recollection Is that we
were all three together and did not
separate. Heard no conversation be-
tween Head and any other person. My
natts presumption was built about half
a mile from Heads house.
Cross-examlned; Live about a quar-
ter of a mile from the defendant I
Knew Paris in 1856 not positive as to
time OF the year. Persons discussed
Parks reputation DO not remember
VINO they were. | heard his reputation
discussed as a disagreeable. trouble
some man. ] was summoned to 20 be-
tpre the grand jury IN Eustland on the
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
FROM NORTH TEXAS Towns.
a scAaIEr FEWER scARn AT BoS-
l HAM SOON ENDED.
rafuemen -t Amariiio-sf Green
S vile standing Room Ticket. We're
4 sold sor law conccrt-prown-
srood budget.

Bonham. TEX. Dec. s.-Quite scare
rame over some citizens today on ac.
count Of two or three cases Of scarlet
fever, one Of which originated In the
public school The board OF trustees
was called together TO take into con-
sideration the matter OF closing the
schools for a time, but no action was
taken as they did not deem the danger
sufficient.
Houne breakers are here in force
Nearly every citizen now sleeps with
two loads OF buokshot in his gun to re-
ceive them.
Robberies on the roads IN the edge
OF town are almost Il daily occurrence.
The officers are making every ehort
possible to catch them but so lar no
no
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

All the city ticket agents, ma well as
the travelling passenger agents. report
the prospects, for q large Christmas
buslnesa 10 very bright Inquiries are
pouring IN from all sections for rates
aud terms. The travelling men are
kept ON the go constantly. The tickets
win not be placed ON sale until the
goth, and will only be sold during three
days, The prospects are so bright that
one or two lines have already come TO
the conclusion that more than one spe-
cinl train will be demanded to iAndle
the holiday paaaenEer tranle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

amarillo. Tex, Dec. a.--Capt w n
Meo,owan, proprietor or the Amarillo
10, 1871 q, says his business Is ful up and
tnsIe xre large number OF cattle
t ~, ~, y, nle CITY huying and selling cat
place one hundred thouaand cattls ,his
season. se'ue .hls
~ n,. nnes OF business good. The firm
on Wooten, Mobiles 4 Co. opened nm
here about three years axo m the
seaefA merchandise business. and in
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

All the furniture has arrived for tho
Missouri, Kansas and Texas ticket
office nt the piulywiek corner. II IL eN-
pcnalyc and Will he the handHomest
ticket Office In the state whom finally
opened city Ticket Agent w. II.
Winheld feela delighted over the man
nor In which his line has lxed up his
new Office
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

Tyler Tex, Dec. 5.-Court of crlmI-
following cases: '"e
:, lrmed-Rlchard Moore VS.. state.
state, Angelina
Dismissed for want of Jurisdiction
eHparte Victory Reed. Bowie county.
H1eN9 ir and ball granted-Exparte
D. - Heard, Eastand county.
Dismissed ON motion OF nnneIIont
ton. t "asrihs-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

Berlin, Dec 5.-llmperor william,
wearing the Pruasian uniform, opened
the relehstag at noon at the castle.
The radicals are furious that the mon
arch did not come 20 the parliament,
nnt instead the parliament must 10
20 the castle for the ceremony. The eii-
peror In person read his speech from
the throne
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

mail pouch viii be nut on the frain
which VIII reach ST. Louis al 3,sO the
loloWing morning, connecting there
WIN the fast train Of the Iron Noun
tam and the Missouri Pacific. An the
man for Missouri, Texas aud Arkansas
viii be sont In this pouch.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

cause, Tex, Dec. bs-Mr. 4. l.. watts
and Mrs. ID. ID. Fowler are attens,n,,
conference In Cameron.
y. Is ns,flnJsn,s 10 eeslsea.
weather continues dry. Stnr,. ,vn,as
y seareer now than II has been befora
tor number OF YEARS. II Is not eoid
enough for hog-kllilng vet. WIZ
elder Roberts. missionary az Inn.
a.,Ner association. and Pastor Stephens
spsIH some days IN our town and dld
'olne kooe preaching service this ,vceN
Mr. league aioae yesterlhy ,s,,r nysA'
~Ie oreakfaat and at the concluaion ~
=, ure ,li. leaned back IN his scat. called
70 nus VIE TO help him TO the bed IN,
petore ne WAS conveyed to the bed no
W. W. 4 corpse. The remains viii hs
s pu,inc to-day, He leaves dependent
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
A MraIcAss cnis1


Mexico City. Mex Rs :,
Coutrocas, a murderer WI =.
put to death for the mlfas 1
maa named Ildefonsa WA \
murder was OF she ne' ',
kind, the woman beng ''. Nj
burning and other ha'p,' Y.
death became a relief ~
sentenced 10 death o. " 4
but the case was appeilla I
preme court. which hss az " n
the verdict OF death BY Saw
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

f. Monroe and jim 8. sniiI
Two years for burglar. !. +,
three years for blgsmys a
three years for aiding prsz|
cape.
David Ecker and sliau
got six months in jail ~
rape.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

New Orleans. a 1 ~, I.
Steamship Woolwlep' f,ss.a y
port News; crane 4, M M q
BelIze; Alglers, ~ !. rs .,s X. 2
ton. Boca - I2-e -
Port Eads, i'eS. ,,',,,I,I N
ship New eFi-ii Y = l,lsss,
Mariposa (Brl cas- iHi.i
nhis tBrJ wnliAHas' Pr
Boyd. New YORK. ,,,ar al ;
Sailed: Knickere,oscsssss' h. ~
New York. Agnes p
ba. Bremen -.---,1.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06
okIahomn cnnrInlian-

5NSSrman. o. r.. Dec. b.--District court
rI;, uined Today until December 26th.
ian, isiai OF Robert Green for killing
enaad I an, which trial lasted week
suu ,s scott sentenced four nrfsoners
% the peni'entiary this forenoon. jas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

st.Louls, Mo. D .,sssI IN y
meeting OF the A ~. elehlA'
change began q /. W s,ssris VS.
large attendaiiee' 7,e1arsial, D;
remain in session TN
Saturday. ----..-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

New orleans, Dec 5-The Jury In
the case OF the state vs. Niina Dou-
ooussa, member OF the city council
dot OF guilty.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

san Francisco ,,',bsss1 2
IN the san Joag ,s. t,fli'
move here on ssssii .
term on Ihe Y
Kansas
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

skeleton of Or. Hensa'''
n Rasine. j

n Rasinr'
Victoria. Mex. Dec j
Renbaugh, a pronilne''
stefan and botanIst arFi''a
months ago to make ~ TX 4
was accompanied py ,,lss III
ant. Yesterday a sS'ls ". |,
a few miles norii, q y. , W. !. I
which has been lcspu ~ VA
DR. Renbaugh. i VIA 81
the Mexican servsn ...h a,,T
FOR the purpose o. fuppo
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

ciai circles here y va VA ftp;l
that a ten days ,. sISs s;s:i ~ q
ranged between s Il,'ags,iou,
contrary being 'n '.-ass
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

& Gonzales VS.. Texas and Pacific Rail
way company. Dallas county; TeNar-
kama National bank VS.. Birdie Hall,
Bowie county
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-06

one o. tho admirable traits Of DR.
Parkhurst Is Ills discrimination, III
ANssys calls a spade a spade. ana he
- alweys able to pick out the spade -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13
Ser TcinS.

Nuf Der S0bre5neriNmmiun9 oc2
6cutralpereins gu Neru Yort ia0tt
Wti0r. S1r6oer in iciner glniprO9e an
Den 6entralperein inter NHoerem:
yMnn b6rt ilimeiien &eute BON einem
tdtboliIdeE &iberHlismNs reoen. 81
Gtmas belteBt le0Ob ni6t, meme Serren.
Nm SiberaIi3mus III aud ni0t eiumOl
ell 0Nar brett &atboli3ismus. Gr iii
ger00e Der grOBte Seine Der Stride"
SIS lam bieies ni9t bduiig uno Oft
9erllg betOnt uno wieOerbOlt iUerOen,
oenn Der Siberalismus untCr tueldem
mir Die lib breitma9enoe Gleid9iltig=
teit ge9en ale uno jeOe poiitipe, pratt
tide uno enti6ieoeue Jteligipu uno Die
Setbdtlgung oerlelben perlteDen, lit Der
eingeileii9te 6einO Der tutbOliINen
Stride, aud bier in @nlerita. Q8ir
baben in friiberen Nrtitein loon
oarallt bln9etplelen, iule geraoe bier
Sulanoe unter einem falihOeri tanOenen
uno %miBbrnudten Sreibeitsoii IL
tel prelle uno Sbeater, &ereine mo
Sanoesi9ule oaSu beitro9en, ben IN
lipioen D. B.. ben iiberaus gei6m q d.
Sjeiit Oes SiberalismuS oPoPu
Olles enti6ieoen tatbolii6e g8eien grpb
Su Sieben.
Nllein Der Siberalismlls bir0t audi
cine oSiale Gefabr. Gr iii nur
Elm Srittbrett, oas gum SOrti6ritte Der
@Ottloli9teit o. +. Der @OttentiremOun0
Der Geieui9ait oient. europa lieiert
ben geneis oaiilr:
Sn Seuti6lano fat ii9 Die 9eoeu=
tung oes Siberalismus a NJ S6nell=
It en- 9sSeigt. NaA all ben 9dmpiell
Der tatbOliihen Stride nit oen peri6ie-
osnen Parteien uno oYartei9en" mad
all Dem Saoern nit ben Srdttionell
uno n6rattiOnhen". wel1e ons &pli
81 bcrtreten %bebaupten, iiuO mn
Smei Parteien 9eblieben: Die &atbp=
liten uno Die llmitiirSler. Sic Gnt=
bedung, oNB man es OuBerDalb Der
y.
totbolil@en Stride am Gnoe nit Der
@lar6ie pure ct simple 81 tbun bat,
bat Illsn eineu entieBli9sH S1reder
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13
1anscre S1ulira0e.

Sie Submit unIeres Bottles bdrqt
BON unlercm Shulmeleu Qb. Wie Die
G~rSieDung u~nIerer SugenO lit. 10 piro
audi Die nGDite Generation iein. Sn
lrilberen Soften bis herab in DIE Mitte
oielcs S~aGrhunoerts warcn nod iiberull
Die SAu!en 6riltli0. SeliDsm aber
Der un0ldnbiAe Siberlli5mls sur Serr=
i0aIt 9e!uugt lit. muEte bus Gbrilten=
tbum ais Der Sbuie meid)en. Sieie
lllgldublgcn Oerbreltttcn nit 0len
Wtittc!n Die Mieinuug, es lei priltom.
men linreidenD, baB Die &eli0ipn su
9aule uno IN Der Sonntagsidule ge=
leGrt weroe. llno IS 9ab einIdlti0e
Meul6tn Ncuua, ielbIt unter Den pre-
biAern protcItdntilter Setten, bic Dem
Der Iilhrcrii6en 9SOrte Der lln0laubi9en
Geb0r ibentten. Sie Griabrun9 bat
jeoo6 bAlo geSeiAt, oaB Die rsli9iDie
@rSiebunN in Der 6nmille uno in Der
GOnntHgsiAule nur cine Sdui6un9
mar, neil Den Gltern mciliens bic ,3eit
pper Der quite SSille 'sblt, ibre ainber
IN Der 6riitliden &eligion su unterriG=
ten uno neil Die SOnntagsihulen nur
Ole gerinAe 3abl o~erjeni9en erreiheu,
uel1e Irciwilli9 tpmmen.
Tie tat0piiiNe Stride bat aber INNER
enii@ieoeu ais ibr %ysbensprin;ip oeil
Grunoiab betannt. oaB meltliGer uno
reli9iDier llnterriht niemals bel Der
&rsiebNnA Der Sinner aetremmt WerDen
lOlen uno Spar ni6t bios in ben Pri=
mdrlbulen lonoeru aud in Den Mittel=
ihuleu uuo IN ben llniuerlitdten.
Sierin bat Die STRIDE ME gei1luantt uno
miro audi niemals IN Ole GntIernun0
oes reli0iDieu llnterrihtss aus ben
S6ulen einmilliaen. neil Elm peltli1er
llnterri9t ollein nod lanss ni1t Grsie=
bun9 1T. GrSiebung beoeutet ole gil=
oung Oes 9alSen Meni6en - 6eilt.
SerS. Nille, 6baratter, Yeriinno uiio
See!c. 2ie tatbOliibe Stride fam
feline GrSiebung anertennen, Die li1 nidt
auf ben 9ansen9RenI1s erltredt, m09en
Die Polltiter bieielbe aud nod 10 bob
anriibmen, oenn bloBer llnterri1t lit
nod teine G~rsiebung. @eltliber llu=
tcrriAt Obne Oas 2i6t oss @laubens
biloet niNt, i%Onoern psrbiloet Den Men-
iden. Sic biloet i'm nah einsm ial=
lAen Mooel. Ger Mtenib lit bon @ott
81 einem reli9i0len 99eIen eri6anen
nno bari oaber nibt reliQionslos ersO=
gen Weroeu. Gr mill 9iHt baben in
reli9ioien 6ra0en; wirb oieies ibm ent=
SoScn 10 peridlt er in Die Giniternilie
oes %unalaubens uno Nber9laubens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13

beit. Man bore Srans SelO iiber Die
Wiilipn oes Suoentbums in Der 3eit=
Ihriit ,9ie @eieaibait": ,0as Su=
oentbum miro Die 9Sclt be9lilden, erlD=
fen. Gs lit Die natiunalitdts= idure=
ireie, demiib=reine, rein humane Hni=
perialsS eele. lpelde periprengt lit inter
Die bunoert tleinen SuooeS=I pltsieelen,
oieie Spottseburten bon Sred uno
Seller, bon Siplpmatens&nihen uro
&anonen=S 6lilnoen. is bat Die Nuf=
9abe, bic ssriplitterten Matipnalititen
ST. elmer einSigen sroben 8emeinl6aft
sulammen sn ibmeiBen, Der &pbbeit
bic Seele geiteiaertcn Meni6tbums ein=
5uhaudell, gelcn ben Sdbcl nit Dem
She'd, ge9en Die Saierne nit bent Mda=
rem : WagaSin ansurennen. SieIer
&dmpf lit tra0ii6, neil er iue9en Der
lnglcihbeit Der Sraite Elm Watprer=
talnpf bisber icin mubte mo nod LANCE
lein mirO. llnum0Gn0lih wcrocn picle
cole Suoeu ibrem tosmopplitiihen &b=
ni9e Seius na6bluten. Gem ,Suoen
mus Die 6iibrung anbeimIallen. Sdt=
ten mir ooppelt 10 picl Suoen, lnlo
balb 10 pisl Soloaten. Yreoiger, BE.
ante, Proieliprsn unO 3eitun9s=&ep=
tile, Damn tOnnts Der beutIhe Noier
leine S9min9cn e~ntiGlten gum Son.
ienilMM wGbreno er jeBt MIR tompf=
bereit ieine &lalen aui= ullO sltrampit,
ieillen barbariihcn S1nabel wcBt.
DDS Suosntbum bat elm gutes &eNt.
Sbeilnabme an Der Oberltcn Terual=
tung unO Ge0ierung oes Sunocs i'll
erlau0eu; nibt urr size im Jteids=
tuuc. uein an Miuiitertiide."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13
@Sie ntSbteu aae 2eIcr

in beionoerer 9Seiie auf ben Nrtitel
o~llnicre Saulirage" auimertIam mas
den, oenn oerIelbe lit pon beipnoers
gutem 6ebalte. Sie @eoeutung Der
totbplii4en GrSiebung tann ni1t senua
beberSi9t llno crit renn allie &atboli=
fen Die Sage, Die Iui9obe, Die Sample
uno Die Qanse ulo pplle Strait Der
tatboliI6en Gr3iebung I'M Sample
ge9cn Den Siberalismls periteDen uno
aud Oarna6 ba noei II, crit oann
lit Die 0eluiBbcit %porbanoeu, oaB Die
MiiiiUn Der tatboliiden Shule eriiiQt
lueroen wirh. IS gift oaber li1 mad
&rditen iiber Oieie 6rage 81 inter
riNten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13
1tn;crc bemtige @nsgabe

1T, tpie uniere 2eier ipobl bemerten,
nit elmer beIpnoersn Spr9ialt bereite1
wuroen, inoem mir Elm auber9emObn=
lid sutes 9apier 81 b"erielben benuBt
haben, bamit Die Siloer u"nierer 6ront=
ieite beitp beiier berDortreten.
SDatsn unieye Seier cine InSabl
bieier Summer wiiniden, 10 limb mir
bereit, linen oieielbe toItenfrei 81
itbermitteln, oa mir einen GOrratb bie=
Ter &ussabe ei9ens baben brufen lai=
len. @er ieiuen Sreunoen in Slime
rita poer europa sini9e G~remplare
oieier Summer Sui6iden mill, tDeile
ms es sefl. slei6 nit rno mir weroen
bsnislben nab Muni1 tpltenfrei cine
Mnsabl suienoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13

grbeit pom Worsen bis gum Nbeno
biloct iie mebr fir iBren einitiaen Be
ruf als oas ewige &laoiertlimpern u,lo
Der lange Sbulbciuh. Ser brittle
notb,penoiae Sbritt 1T, Dab Die Glterl'
iDreu S00tern &eli9ion eiutridtern,
neil Die Yrielier allein Dies ni6t 81
StanOe brinaen; oab lie oieIelben snr
fleibisen 9lrbeit unO nidlt gum MiiBi=
aanS erSicben IL. /. 10, aber oaSu III
bas quite 8eilpiel Der Gltern eriproert
uno ba lie9t Der Saten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-11-13
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