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Evening journal., 1895-02-05
Zoo lie and sehooI-houae.

Senator Alrlchs introduced an act for
the relief Of school district No l03 Pen
csder hundred 1t authorizes tbs school
commissioners to raise $3.50, in addition
to the regular amount. 20 enable them TO
pay off debt incurred by the purcha Q
OF elite and the erection Of a school
hnuna thereon
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
PAWN n. nfead 1rafI.

SouTH eRANGE, y. j.. Fob. Edwin
IT Mead. presi ont 81 the Pennsylvania
Coal company. died al his homo here
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
Nlcs rnnsnl ILnhr -.

LONDON. Fob. 5.--The Times announces
tile death So this city of Nr Ralph o. Ru-
By. American vice and deputy consul az
Belfast
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
Charter for : LeeIon.

All set to.incorporate Delaware Lodge,
No 2. Shield 81 Hon r, of Delaware, WAS
introduced by Representative Pyle The
ineorporators are Oearles T. Martin,
George P Monck Jr, Thomas A. Come
gys, Richard Monck William i. Fl upt,
Alfred L Rawnsley, John w Hum-
phreys, George NJ Horn and Thorn As W.
McVaY The bill authorizes the Legion
to told property, the clear yearly income
OF which shall not exceed S. coo.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
Mhnt nemooraer 10 Rronght Dc To.

From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
What do Washington Democrats do
bes des talk Well, they are doing a
good deal more. They are engaged In
shipping gold Europe II is not so
bulky as wheat and corn and cattle, and
to facilitate business in this line Sscre r
tary Carlisle, last week, ordered 1t to go
out "in bars Possibly we may get to
shipping the ore 30 Europe in bulk and
conhue our part only to digging it out.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
CONTEMPORARY OPINION.
saws Il n a ParaIIel Case.

Saws 70 is a Parallel Case.
From ths Lancaster New Era,
II some drunken. viciously inclined
man should seize an sxe and demoish
one Of the stage coaches that daily carry
the mails from this city to towns ia the
country, aud render It incapable Of ac
complishlng its mission, and should then
proceed 70 bring suit against the mail
contractor for not carry ing the mails
over his route as usual, he would be act.
ing as f0olishly as the trolley car strikers
over in Brooklyn are doing
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
AT THE STATE CAPITOL.
Continued from First Page.

making conditional sales and certain con
tracts for the lease thereof. The amend
ment simply includes street railway
rolling stock and equipment
wants Fee From Liquor Licenses.
Senator Pyle gave notice 81 bill to
amend chapter 1876. revised code The
salary Of the janitor Of the New Castle
county Court House is made up wholly OF
fees They are not sufficient 81 present
and the amendment gives him % cents on
every liquor license granted.
Another Wilmington Company.
Representative Walker gave notice Of
an act TO incorporate the Phillips
Thompson Company, -four merchants,
Of wilmington. The ine9rporators are
William G. Phillips and George r
Thompson. and the capital stock q lin
tied to $50 coo
Regulating Child Labor.
Representative Pyle introduced an set
to regulate tine employ ment Of children
In mercantile and manufacturing estab-
lishments It provides that no person,
association Of persons or corporation,
employing la the State Of Delaware five
or more persons ia any manufaotur ng
labor Ia such business any children
under the age Of 10 years Each
manufacturing or mercantile establish
ment employing more than eve persons
shall keen a register in which shall be
recorded the name. birth plsce. age sind
place OF residence, name Of parent OF
guardian, and the date when employment
begins Of every person so ca poyed by
| him. them or IL, under the ago nf ia
yeers, and it shall be unlawful for any
child above the sge Of 10 years arc
under the age OF 10 years to be employ Cd
by such person, firm or corporation il
such business, unless there IS dTsi
provided and placed on file an affidavit
made by the parent or guardian stating
the age, date AID place Of birth Of sale
child; il said child should have no psren
living, OF guardian, then such sfidavi
shall be made By the child, waieh fh
davit shall be kept on e Q by the eul
ployer, and which said register an'
| sffidavit shall be produced for iuspec toi
on demand Of any officer of the state 0
Delaware, authorized by law 10 examln
1t. Violation of the law entails hn
of not less than 500 nor more tbai
81 000, or imprisonment for not MOI
than one year, or both in the discretion
OF the court The attorney genera
may. in an action Of debt brought by hi,
IN the Superior Court. sue for and recove
for the state from every such parsot
association, firm CT corporation SO offend
ing, the sum Of $500 The act or acts (
an officer OF servant or g corporaiio
shall be taken and held TO be the act {
acts Of the corporation but the officer {
servant is not relieved from indlvidul
liability This act does not apply
newsboys and messengers Of telegrap
companies
Evening journal., 1895-02-05

The possibilities Of electricity are still
nnknnrn.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
rsglsIatlve Notea.

Representative Fleming introduced a
bin authorizing the prothonotsry Of Kent
county So make an index of the judy
ment records
The House passed the House bills TO
incorporate the Panroek Company and
Washington Camp No 4 p 0 5 A
Senator Pierce introduced bill to
divorce John L and Besirice Norwood
The House bill TO change the name Of
Margue ite r Carpenter to Marguerite
r Richardson was read hrst time Ia the
Senate
Evening journal., 1895-02-05

other officers in tho plecs OF
the original appolntees under the
act either at the expiring Of the four
years limited Ia the aer or upon removal
Such being the opinion Of the principal
isw officer whose duties nrs chiefly
affected, and ID futher bsing bis opinion
that the officers contemplated By the act
are useful and necessary and as Tire mers
suggestion Of doubt as to the valuity Of
that appointment would greatly impair
their efficiency. / advise that sHch
legislation nay be he'd as viii place the
matter yond csvil.
1t was referred to committee on re-
vleed statutes.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05

II Is said that the saloons OF lew York
now supply Strong drink on Sundays.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

II would kiss yen dared" he said. eff
were man, she replied, with det -rmined
air, Il think / would dare anythi g.h Just
then q cloud passed over the moon.-New
YORK Press.
rheumatism IN the back, shoulders, hips,
ankles. elbo s, or wrists, is aused by aecumu
lation of acid 81 The blood, Hoods Sarsapa-
rilie neutralizes the acid and cures rheuma-
tism
hoods pills are the best family oathartic
and liver medicine Ha mless and reliable :
He-"There's one great distance between
that fellow at the piano and an organ
grinder She-"Wh Is il2" He-"Ths
organ grinder Will stop If 4 4ou give him a
quarter TO go away, Detroit Free Press
Evening journal., 1895-02-05

Bitnminous Coal
For steam, from best mines
George a. Mccall Company,
Eighth aud Shipley streets.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05

flAA4LlARiiith o
- OHIO RAIL
f0AD. Schedule IL
feet Nov. Is, 1924.
TYaine ieave DslAs
are Avenue Derrt
Ea.st Bound.
or : Express trAina
Kew YORK waeh
days, i3 o., u ",
is f2, tll 40am, si2 ~
e 4e, Is rs, " 34.Ill %
.. IN. Sundays, % %,
q i7,il1 20 9 m, " AZ.
q 95, Es "a IA GO . m.
PHILADELPHIA
AND CHESTNUT (
= a5, " 1871 50, 7 58.
a in; slg "a, ! 20, 81 &
S u, 10 0o. I'll 90 ? q
SundAyS, 70 B, Q 3l
q Ia; 1 Is, u 3
3 Is, 10 90. III 90 2 N.
PHIllADEiiPEIt
EKT STREEI'5. !
nc Aa 3 N: n AZ, z
PHILADELPHIA
4 n; q ~, 81 "a, III {
Chester, week day
75s, t8 s2, 70 80, 10 II
| 3 "a, 1 IS, 70 a5, 8 50,
Chester, Sunday
| III 40. 10 40 y N; J.;
| AZ "a, SIS. ~ 90, III 0
| Atlantic City,
| iS "a. A2 40 2 N;
- 4ep IA
Evening journal., 1895-02-05

Soma Of the states are nov beginning
to realize that they have so many laws
that they conflict with each other.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
WFAT RuuND.

Baltimore and Washington, WscA dAyts
4 si9 "a sis, si s5s a. II sHsdsys, II = ai5, aiG
Is n "a; sla 10, " o. os, Il 81 q Ia Is bs N
Baltimore and Way Stations II n. s@
= Eewsr5. Del, week days, Il 10. 7n, sT
"a; s 6, %, y 81, q a, %. 70 10 w r., y VI
N. Sundays 50 u, u, rs AZ > N, w 10 . "
a 81, 86, se 10, t8 s., y ~ r..
Pltssourg, IS 4 a "a, "a 81 p n, dsilys
Chicago, Fs AZ, d "a; ~ 81, p q. daily
Cincinnati and 81. Lonia. w - 70, anc
New IN 15rtssns cans va Bristol ana Onsttanoogs
IS 1s M daily Through sleeper % NeN e't
'asli siaszrly accommodation. 7l7s N, 90 -
aao II 70 2 N, daily. -,
4saudenberg 1ecop1not&boEs Nesk 0AysS
sHam; ss end 48 N. snuaags 81
grsios cave Market street seacion.
for NoW York, week days, " 8J IN,
% is, ql 80 "a; IS, 45 ? 70. sundays 80,
+ IS, N 6b, 9 60 IA.
Pittsbnrg and Chicago, wBek DAYS, fs b0 q
baltimore, week days 0l SO 81 IN 81
ss 40 2 rl, sunday 81 m.
For L.andenberg and wEY stetions, week
lays, 7o0, 8 30 = M %. 20 %. Sundays
LEAVE PHiLADgLPHIA. TWENTY.
EOURTE And CHESTNUT STsa Foh
WIIaAd LlgGTOe, week days. T3 %, lb, %, 6l5
| j is. slo0. 40 800, F5F. $50 $50 - %
SuDdsy's, y' "a ", & Is. ISIS, 81, 1000. sn q
u; l200 noon; u IS, 200, 8 10, M00 $50
| 81, W 43. f613 lu ~ and Y 80 "a.
! LhApE PHILADELPHIA. rWEl1R'rk
/ AND MARKET sTs. Week days, 70 20, ~ So
/ tli Is. N; y e ~ 81, m. SUNDAYS
All trains illuminated with Pintsoh Light.
/ lelepn0ne NO iua.
rates 70 Western poinrs lower thRn VIA auf
I o her Ene. @. o. SCULI4, Gen'l Pass Agent
/ u "A NAMpREfif, teuer~l Manager
| a4t t1sna1N0flJc AMI ryClNInEhr hAILs
| w ROAD. Time table 10 effect Oct zoLn.
/ 1894
rrsins leave Wilmington, French strsei
| station. for B. q o. Junction, Montchanln
| WI terthur, 0uyencourt, GTanogue, Cossart,
| fihadds' Ford Junction, PocOpsOn, Wesi
! Chester. Enbreeviile MortonVille, Coates,
Vile and intermediate stations, daily, except
sunday, AT 20 q Iui S5, 40 and 40 n,
Sunday OnlY at 0i n III; ! 35, 45Opn
For W4ynesburg function. Springfield and
intermediate stations, daily, except Sunday
at 2 IS g m, 2 85 and ) 10 . IA, SUNDAYS only AZ
0f = n. / B5 and 4 81 D u.
For Joanna, hirdsboro, Reading and fntes.
mediate stations. daily, except Sunday, ..
20 ~ and 85 10, Sunday only et sO !
I - f+ll
Evening journal., 1895-02-05
Annther wlImlnaton Cosnpany.

Representative Walker gave notice Of
an act TO incorporate the Phillips
Thompson Company, -four merchants,
OF Wilmington The ine)rporators are
William c. Phillips and George r
Thompson. and the capital stock q lin
tied TO $50 coo
Evening journal., 1895-02-05

Baltimore and Washington, WScA dAyts
u l6, nv, ls AZ, q n; Il2 10, 28, 90, u 81,
"a Is, 1919, Is SO ? n. Sundays, y l5, u,
Is II "a; sl2 10, " 05, o3, Il 81, ls Ia t5 bs u
Baltimore and Way Stations, II 70. "
Evening journal., 1895-02-05

2 M.
80 40. III asa N; / 25, u 40
81, Q Is, 10 90, III 90 pm.
i8O3, 635, ~ ", 7 58
~ 50, 3 2b, 4 65, Is 81. 8 30.
2 N.
esk days, MI a %,
Sundays. 81 n. 75s . m
Evening journal., 1895-02-05

IS IL 3 b, Ssiiy. Throngh sleeper % New Or
-iassgiy accommodation. 7 II 3 n, 8 90, 2 B.
a16 Al 10 . N, daily
lsaudsnberq accommodation, Neek oAys,
Y17,sHa 8 IS end 48 N snudagFl 81
Evening journal., 1895-02-05

pENNsYllvANIa OAD-sTAND
ehD Railway Of America - Protected
Ehroughout bY the interluckina Switch apc
Bloek signal System.
Evening journal., 1895-02-05

Senator Pyle gave notice o. bill to
amend chapter 1875 revised code The
salary Of the janitor Of the New Castle
county Court House is made up wholly OF
fees They are not sufficient 81 present
and the amendment gives him 20 cents on
everY hauor license granted.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-20
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Frank Alkire returned yester
day morning from California.
Mr.. Clifford Pembroke has gone tc
Mesa to arrange for giving a show
there.
Attorney General Satterwhite re.
turned from Tucson by yesterday
mornings train.
Mrs. W. II. Barnes of Tucson, ar
rived in the city yesterday morning.
She will remain some time with her
husband, who has been here several
days.
Mrs. G. W. French arrived yesterday
from Florence. She will remain in the
city until the session of the legislature
is over. Mr.. French is journal clerk of
the house.
Guests at the Commercial yesterday
were G. Bates, Portland, Me-; E. NJ.
Thompson, Portland, Me-; Max Kohn,
San Francisco; A. G. Kay, M. D.,
Tawas, Mich; J. M. Priest, Los An
geles; j. P. McAllister, Los Angeles
F. E. Reinhart. Bonneville. Mo-; Thos.
Satterwhite, Tucson; R. V. La Dow,
Washington, D. c.; Mrs. W. H. Barnes,
Tucson; Mrs. J. Percy, Tucson Mrs.
T. L. Shultz, Tucson.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-20

tented with a listless uneventful life in
Jail but he jumped his street improve
ment job, the Jail and the town one
night. He returned yesterday suppos-
ing that public indignation against him
had blown ovor. But the wrath of out
ragged Maricopa county justice is as I'M
forgiving and as unforgetIul as the
anger of Juno so Senior Rodriguez will
be brought up this morning for break
ing Jail.
The athletic contest between the
Lamson business college and the high
school, to take place on Washington's
birthday, is creating some little stir.
The different colors of the two schools
are to be seen on the coats of most of
the students. One of the most inter-
esting contests of the day will be a five
mile bicycle race between four single
wheels and tandem. The riders of
the single wheels will be Kelly. Loring,
Kibby and Warren and they will ride
quarter of mile each The tandem
will be mounted by Kid Sleator and
Speir. The four riders of the single
wheels have all made better time than
2:40 in the last week and will give the
tandem good race.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-20
save TIME AND MONEY

BY taking the cheapest and quickest route
from solomonville to Sheldon station and
clifton, or from Clifton to Solomonville. Only
nine hours making the trip either way. Green's
regular mail hack leaves Solomonvi'le for Shell
1on station every Monday, Wednesday and
r friday az at O'Clock a. m, arriving at Sheldon
the train from Lordsburg to Clifton. Return
ing fro" Sheldon to Solomonville on arrival of
traln from Clifton every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday, arriving at SolomonviIle by 4
O'Clock p. m: We shall spare no time or ex-
pense to make it to the interest of all who will
favor us with their patronage Commercial
men and others who have to travel on odd days
Fare, s.. round trip $3.50. We have corral at
solomonyllle, where we give animals good
care and plenty to eat and drink Saddle
horses, teams and buggies to let Thanking
the public for their liberal patronage hereto
tore bestowed and asking a continuance of the
same, we remain yours respectfully,
N. GREEN & SON.
soLoMoNVILLE. Ariz.. March IA. 1894.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-20
GALA DAY AT THE ASYLUM
Entertainment of the Eighteenth
legislature.

Entertainment of the Eighteenth
legislature.
There was gala day and night at the
territorial insane asylum yesterday
and last night. On the invitation OF
the superintendent, DR.. Hamblin,
the members of the legislature
visited the institution in the after
noon. Carriages were in waiting for
them in the city at 8 O'Clock. Beside
the members of the legislature there
were in attendance Governor Hughes.
other territorial officials, and prominent
residents of the territory among whom
were Hon. Jas. A. Fleming of Phoenix,
Hon. ]. G. Herndon, Hon. T. 6. Norris,
Col. ]. F. Wilson and Mr.. Rees M.
Long of Yavapai county and Mr.. T. S.
Bunch of Apache, and representa-
tives OF the press. Dinner was
served at half past five O'Clock
al which there were about $50 guests.
The evening was spent pleasantly.
Music was furnished by the Redewill
orchestra and by Miss Whitehurst and
Mrs. Allen at the piano and quartette
consisting of Messrs. McNair, Kellum.
Martin and Hill.
Miss Purify and Miss McMullen con-
tributed to the enjoyment of the eve
ming by display of evolutionary gifts.
The festivities were closed by a very en-
ioyable ball.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-20
IN A NEW HOME.
Removal of the Sheriff's Establish
ment.

Removal OF the SherIff's Establish
ment.
The county prisoners were moved
into the new county Jail yesterday.
There is sense of security about the
new structure which is depressing and
painful to them, beside they are confined
in much closer quarters than usual.
The Jail officials though breathe easier
and sleep more soundly. The sheriff's
Office was also moved into it's new
quarters. The officers are handsomely
furnished and one of them for the re-
ception of lady visitors is extensively
carpeted. Deputy Henry George has
charge of this department and also of
the reception of the fair visitors.
The work of tearing out the interior
of the old jail and making room for its
occupancy by new Office rooms has
been commenced under the supervision
of Contractor Amirault.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-20
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

Horrible Fate of an Engineer of a
Steamer.
OAKLAND, CAL, Feb. 19.-Charles Hill
an engineer on the steam collier
Arago was crushed to death today BY
the machinery OF a hosting engine
with which the steamers cargo was be.
ing discharged.
He was caught between an iron hoist
ing drum and wire cable that winds
around it.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-20
WORTH SEEING.
Grand Art Painting of the Grand
CANYON,

Grand Art Painting OF the GRAND
Canyon.
Artist Chambers has just completed
an oil painting of the Grand Canon oil
the Colorado which excels all previous
efforts OF that we'll known artist. The
scene is at point near Houston's cop
per camp about two miles below Lees
Ferry and is one of the most pictur-
esque places on the Colorado river
The painting is 6x10 feet with a hand
modelled frame ten inches wide. 1t
will be on exhibition at the Palace sa-
loon today, where Artist Cham ers pro-
poses to present it to some one with
proper credentials. Note Sunday morn
ing's REPUBLICAN IN regard to this
famous painting.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-20

For sale-Forced to sell to meet mort
gage 150x140 east front, not far from
Sixth Avenue hotel, for $1.150 cash.
worth $3.50 easy. Call at once on
Kirkland & Strong.
Arizona republican., 1895-02-20

At McKelligon's you can get the finest
handmade Sour Mash, Bourbon and
Pennsylvania rye WHISTLES. No. 81.
East Washington street.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-19
fit oaS 6al(O(jIde Oo(k.=
NINA Satbariun, oasarnne Seben

-Gmmerid,, NINA Rutbariua, sar Seben
iip bittsre Seiocn uni eres ecrra Sciu 6 briitt
uno leiner beiIigiten Rutter Raria uebit ben
ScbetmHtieE oes alien guHoes uGa BEN gethteu Der
eotIlsI. Auna Natb. @umeyid. 6srdusee1ebeu ron p.
Is. Is. Sam0gcr a. D. e.. D. aIerb. Vrl5iers. 9tt
appreciation otS psrru Siihoi5 Uou 3s3susburs. 8sta
tluitr. Prlhts AuSsUbs. SU Quart. 1910 2. Roma
PIsi 9roldtrt IN 20 pelten lsoss 80 Gents.
- Cdsielbe IN Gbo. !, buI6 Diorocco, GrisiraIsSsIu
pauooste, reid p~ergclhet $3.50.
- OasisIbs in 96o, ,, 9toroco. reid psrscIb. Crisis
ua!oete uuo Soloibuitt $1,000.
Tasielbe in Gbe. 3, osriel6e Girbdno NIT 9 usrs
eOIostCu SblteBeu Sl2.00.
9iebr ais 20 iur oos &srs ,issus ss;eianste Sttoer
brtngsu benz Ssier ~stuieIne Grtigui1s Der he'll. gsidi5te.
beoeutiame CeriltdtCtteu uuo pidtige bsIlige Ss9suz
itdute in iebr ~setreusr uue ti!nitlsriia uoIeuostsr Gars
itsluus Sur 9ul6auuus, 10 oGB otsieS Bud ais sin
fatbpiiidIes Vradbtwert I'M soslitsu Gimme es5
&ortes bsSettHst peroeu oari.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-19
. Suhorijtiebud. "

Suda ariitisbud. g9uuosrbars Ssssbsubstteu
uno GrSibluuseH ron BEN sIorpirotsitsn ~bsilisiteH
AItGrsiatramtuts aus benz 9ebsu Der SeiIiesn alsr Ssis
ten uno Sabrbuuoerts. Ttt 6arbsRtttslbtlo uuo utslsu
ueueu SollidutttbiIoeru es;tsrt. 80 z. Quart or
mat. Su S~tosrbauo $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-19

-Godsul, p. ". Sebcn uuo Ssiosn nniers
iisbeu Seerrn uno SeiIanoes Seiu Sbrijtt uuo
ieiusr gottlid,eu iunsirauIidbe ~ Nutter Wa;
ria. Su ~bearbcitet pom W. Stueel. Reid tuuitrirts
Quart AuSsGbs. 10. auiaas. 1852 =. SH ssosrs
boue SiO0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-19
&eime Impmtntiou motbz

wenois. Serr 3. 6Ot6mOm in
6oreit 6itD, ST., maGt f~ol9enoeu Bel
trag our 6eibi6te BON 6Orni's 2(lpell=
iydutsr=G lutbeleber uno ieiner uniiber=
~trOTfeusu Wirtunq in alien 6GlIen BON
4runtbeiteu. pelfe eiuem ulreiuen
3uitdnOe oes YIItes entipriugen.
0trr @ut6mQnn I6reibt:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-19
seaenoe BON osu liebeu sstltaen sot,es.

NtUtWVt UUW UtW IVtUtW SKEIIUtW VUIItpT
nab ben beiter Sueaeu %bearbsItet uou w.. Stt Sta0ts
piarrsr. Rsbit EitcltabIittd, sroFsm IabIsau pom Serus
'alsn uue ibsE 300 StIosru in Sol;ituttt. Wlit msbs
rsrsu btit6h. approbdttonsu. %. IufGse. Guarts6ors
mat. 1890 Z. 5000.
- Hteielbs, ott0Os aussabs, in ? sduO,u; ssbuus
ben. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-19

IS gerelht mir gum Berg &len, 81
nen foIgenoen Seitra9 gum &O6 oes
alien. MISREPRESENTATION Seilmittsls
SOrni's Nlpentrauter= 9lutbeleber mas
den su tOnnen. Sisie Ous9e,ei6nete
Weoi3in beilts meine S1pis9erto6ter
Srau 3. 8at6mouu, als Nlles onoere
ieblidlug uno iogar arStli6e Silie
per9eblih mar,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-19

Gor lInoeiQbr einem Sabre betam
Tie einen mclen Singer, uno es bate
oas Nusieben, ols oh es Elm 8eibniir
meroen ruOlle. llnicr SousurSt oiaQnoz
lirte es einen Nu9elhuB, audi llmlaui
%9enannt. Gr ihnitt Die 8eIdwulit
auf uno CAB uns Solbe gum Giureiben.
NnItatt ieoO6 beI'er 81 neroen, wuroe
es INNER ihlimmer uno iuleBt mar Der
9unse glrme bis CUR Shulter nit Sc
i6lpiireH beoeft. SreiSe6u @o6en
lang mar lie in Se6anoluu9 zines gtrS=
tes bon peoria, ieoOh O6ne 9ebeilt 81
meroen, uuo Die @ei6witre rOhen iiirb=
terli6. 28ir 9aben i6On ole SoIi=
nuu9 uuf als mir i'm, Weltbpte" cine
gln;ei9e BON Sorni's Nlpentrduter=
Slut=beleber lager llno beethoven, o0=
NIT IN @%erbinonn9 mil Sell=Gel einen
Ssriu6 3u mahen. S6on nab tur,er
3elt ssi9te lid mertlihe Sei'srung uHo
jsBt 1T oer9lrme pDQitGnoi9 Qe6eilt,
ollie S6mer;en perlhmlmoen uno bon
@elIiulrell telIe spur msbr 81 ieben
nahoem lie a6tssbn Mtunate oamit Gee
oOttert bate.
sd bin Der feiten lleberSeu9Upa,
odB lie ibren grm uerlpren bate, iSeur
nldt Der Nlpentrduter= Slutbeleber qa=
weIen wGre, uno i'd Oante @Ott, BOB
er ibr osrmittelit Sbres mdhti9en Se1I.
mittels Die 0elunobejt iuieoer sab."
@ir geben &Oritebenoes Obne alsrl
Seil0B, mCleu ieOoh bemertsu, oar
6prni's Mpentrduter=S lutbeleber nibl
in NpOtbeten 81 finoen lit, ionosru nur
bon Ngenten p~ertauit miro. Die Ii6 ipe,
clel benz Gertaui oieIss Mittels Wio.
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-19

Dieter bsitausssitattsts POS S~eisipatt,u un~faf,uss
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uuo bumortittiheu Jubults, briuGt auBer benz prabts
uousu 6arbsuorud ,.Waria Seimiudluug" oaa
Bib Der IA beilissn EctbbeIfer, 1913 sou.
9tur 30 Sents ppfirst.
9erIaHgt ben
yRsssnsburser Wiariens& aienoer".
,,Ssutifsr Sausihas in gsort mo Bib,
sr5Bte uuo g~soisssuite iauitrirts 3sitiariit. Sabrlta
Is Nstts a 20 6euts p%oitiTst. BET 9srausb,sGhIun,
NIT gratis grdmis $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-02-19

Nus Der &olle oeiollen
- 8itter: ,g80rum molten Sic lib Dor
Sbrcm Wnnme Ihsioer lalien?" 6ruu
rS9eil er &0N uno 9ta1t III Der &neipt
liBt ullo Stnt ipieIt::" - Hitter gun
6%bemann): so, Sic ipielen Stdtt
&Ommen Sic mai in Den Barren. be
uus leblt INNER Der brittle Wann."