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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
TWO NEW TEACHERS.
Teachers of Music and Latin Secur=
ed for the Normal.

Miss HelenAgnes Ford, of Syracuse,
N. Y, arrived Saturday to succeed
Miss Andrews in the Normal school
faculty as teacher of Latin. She is a
graduate of the Syracuse university,
and has taught Greek and Latin the
past year in the Pueblo, Col, high
school.
While in Chicago last week, Presi-
dent Soaring succeeded in filling the
position of teacher of music and
reading, Miss Gibbs having resigned.
The teacher secured is Miss Jeanette
M. Beckwith, of Fostoria, Ohio. She
has taught music during the past two
years in the Wisconsin State Insti-
tute for the Blind, at GAINESVILLE. She
is expected to arrive in Mankato in
about week.
Both ladies are highly recommend
ed for the positions which they fill.
The Normal faculty is now complete.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
A BASE BALL EPISODE.

There we're two very angry young
ladies who returned to their ST. Peter
homesSaturday evening, after witness
ing the ball game in this city. They
had hired livery rig and having room
for another person on the seat invited
another young lady to accompany
them, which invitation was accepted.
The third young lady found gentle
man friend at the ball game and in
vited him to drive back with her, and
they took the horse and buggy. When
the latter was called for by thefirst two
young ladies they were disappointed
in finding it gone, and were obliged
to return to st. Peter on the train.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
LATER CLOSING.

The clothing stores began last night
to close at 500 p. M, instead of at 700
p. M, as heretofore during the warm
weather. The reason given for this
is increasing trade. One or two of
the dealers were opposed to the
change, and others had no choice. 1t
is likely that the hour will stand.
Said one dealer today: 81 wish
that we could agree to close at $50 p.
M, except Mondays and Saturdays.
They do this in Red Wing, Winona
and other cities, except the week be-
fore Christmas. There is only one
night in week when there
is business, and that is Saturday
n light"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06

THE New York board of education
has 100000 at it's command for
school purposes, and the president of
the board is mapping out compre-
hensive plan for school reform. Many
new buildings are to be erected, and
he would have many of the old ones
which are out-of-date and unsafe, hav-
ing been fixed over from buildings
used for other purposes, replaced by
new ones. His plan contemplates the
taking of every child out of the street
and placing it in school, and will make
no excuse for truancy or the placing of
children under age in employment.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
One Fair For the Round Trip.

During the week of the Minnesota
State Fair at Hamline, Mimi, Sept.
9th to 14th inclusive, the railroads in
the Northwest will make rate to ST..
Paul and Minneapolis, from all points
in Minnesota, of one fare for the round
trip. The same reduction extends to
points within two hundred miles of
St. Paul in Wisconsin. This includes
Superior and Ashland, points on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul as far
east as Tomah, on the Wisconsin Cen
trail as far east as MarShfield. and on
the eastern division of the North
western line as far east as Elroy. This
is the first time that this concession
has been made and it ought to result
in large increase in attendance at
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
SIX TO ONE.
Not i'm Favor of Mankato This
Time

Not i'm Favor of Mankato This
Time.
The Brainerds had their revenge
Mo nday afternoon and laid the Man.
kato club low. 1t was almost white
wash, and would have been had not
Wattles run in score on the ninth
inning. Up to the fifth inning neither
scores nor errors were made, and then
several errors made On the part of
Mankato allowed the visitors to run in
two scores. In the sixth, the Brain
erds made pretty double play and a
single.
1t was in the sixth inning that an
accident happened to Hopkins, which
will prevent him from playing ball
during the rest of the week. A fly
came down close to the fence in CEN
ter field and in trying to catch it,
Hopkins struck the fence and so missed
catching the ball, which split apart
his first and second fingers. Morrow
was on the bench and was put in the
right field and Day shifted to center
field.
Messerly and Griggs were the bat
terry for Mankato, and Page and Frary
for Brainerd. Howe umpired the
game.
The score was as follows:
Mankato. @ 0 O 0 0 300 IL
Brainerd. @ 0 0 o 2 3 0-6
The reason why the Mankato's did
not make a better showing was be-
cause they could not get onto the
curves of the Brainerd pitcher. 1t
was at the bat that their lightest
work was done.
The Mankato club went to Waseca
today to play the club there.
The MankatOs received an offer to-
day to go to Mason City, Iowa, for
three games, and it is likely that ar
rangements will be made whereby
they will accept the offer.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
DIED..

CANFIELD-At La Junta, Colo, of
consumption, August %, 1895, Elva
M. Garfield, of Brownton, Mimi,
aged 20 years, months and IL days.
Although rather delicate in health,
Elva had always been anxious to fit
herself for life of usefulness and had
acquired thorough academic educa-
tiOn and was preparing herself for
teaching music when her latest illness
began. Her friends took her west for
her health but without avail. AL
ways loving and affectionate to her
friends and kind to all, she truly ex-
emplified the golden rule. For sew
eral years she had been very active in
Christian Endeavor work and an earn
est member of the Congregational
church.
BLESSED are the dead that die in the Lord y
With almost her last breath she
tried to sing:
81 am Thine, o Lord,
l have heard Thy voice,
And it told Thy love to me;
But long to rise In the arms of faith
And be closer drawn to Thee"
-Brownton Bulletin
The deceased was daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. @. Garfield, who were fol
some time residents of this city.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
FIRST RACE nEET OF nADELlA
CYCLE CLUB.

The first race meet of the Cycle
Club at Madelia was held at that
place Aug. Goth.
The attendance was about 800 peo-
pie. On account Of the heavy wind
the track was in poor condition.
A heavy shower at $3.50 did not inter-
fere with the program.
The following races were run:
One mile novice-Chas. Weldon
1st; Chas. Mayer I'd; A. Annerman Sd.
Time 2:46 As. Seven starters.
One-half mile handicap. L. Bor-
land 1st; Fred Walker I'd; Emil Hage
3D.; Chas. Mayer 4th; Chas. Weldon
9Th. Time els. Fourteen starters.
The limit handicap was so yards.
One mile open-A. G. Mertens LIST;
Geo. Grimes I'd; L. A. States Sd;
Gerald Duryea 4th. Time ZAP 10.
Seven starters.
Three mile handicap-L. A. States
LIST; Fred Walker I'd; J. L. Borland Sd;
Chas. Wildon 4th: Geo. Wilson 5th;
w. e. BOrland 9th. Time 1922. Four
teen starters. The limit handicap
was 325 yards.
One-third mile Open-L. A. States
LIST Geo. Grimes I'd; A. @. Mertins Sd.
Time .4S 1-5. Eleven starters.
A base ball game between the
Indian team, of Lower Agency, and
the Madelia club was called at 4:30
which was won by the Madelia club,
the score being II to 4.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
A NEW BUSINESS.

Lewis Wyholm, of Wyholm & Carl
son, of DEBORAH, Iowa, who are put
ting in the new artificial stone side
walk for the Ray block, has decided
to locate in Mankato, and do manu-
featuring and contracting business.
Members of the Commercial club have
been talking with him on the subject.
He ought to be able to do good bust
ness, and there is no better location
for him than MankatO.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
You Can't Afford to Stay Away.

The Minnesota state fair for 1895
will go down into history as exceed
ing all previous displays of the re-
sources of the state, embracing live
stock, agriculture, manufacturers and
art. AS an agency of instruction and
entertainment it is unequalled.
Every progressive farmer should
see the varied products of our wonder
full soil and learn that we live not on
wheat alone. That is important, but
there are other crops quite as profit
able.
Half rate tickets are on sale via the
M. & St. l.. r. r. from Sept. 9th to
14th, good for return to Sept. 10th.
Call on agents for further particulars.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06

Brainerd. % O O 0 2 2 o o.
Excitement was high, but the crowd
was remarkably self-controlled. A
few remarks had been addressed to
them about the necessity of keeping
quiet, befole the game started, and
these were needed. Yet the audience
was bubbling over with enthusiasm.
Among the spectators were several
wagon loads from St. Peter.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
County Fair at Owatonna.

For the above occasion the North
Western Line will sell excursion tick
cts at reduced rates to Owatonna and
return. Tickets on sale from August
% to 81, inclusive, good for return
passage to September 2, 1895. For
tickets and full information, apply to
agents G. & N. w. R'y.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
HANDICAP BICYCLE RACE AT MA
PLETON.

A seven mile handicap road race
will be held at Mapleton during the
Harvest Carnival there, Sept. 18th.
Time and place medals to the list
value of over $4,000 are offered, and no
effort will be spared to give visiting
wheelmen good time. Entry blanks
and other information may be OBJ
tanned by applying to H. E. Bagley,
MapletOn, MINI.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
Less Than Half Rates to Louisville, Ky,

On account of the National Encamp-
ment, G.. A. r., the Northwestern
Line will on September 9 and 10, sell
excursion tickets to Louisville, KY,
and return at less than one fare for
the round trip. Tickets limited to
return leaving Chicago not later than
October 6, 1895. For tickets and full
information apply to agents G. & N.
w R,V
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
Y. M. G. A. BATHS.
Shower Baths are to be Put in at the
Rooms.

Secretary Martin is securing sub
scriptions to fund for putting in
and equipping bath rooms in the Y.
M. G.. A. suit of rooms. He is meet
ing with success, and the rooms will
undoubtedly be ready for use in an
other month. Only shower baths
will be provided, following the latest
custom in other cities, but water of
any temperature can be had, and the
bath willSbe equal to a tub bath.
Each subscriber to the amount of five
dollars will have free baths during
the year. The idea is a good one and
ought to be successful.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06

Ben Allie won the 2:2l trot at
Owatonna Saturday.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06
SHEPARDSON'S REPORT.
HE SENDS HIS FIRST REPORT TO
THE COUNCIL.

Half the Lights to Burn Half the
Night Only-Tw0 Sets of Machin-
cry at the Plant to Guard Against
Accidents-Lights Every Block on
the Most Travelled Streets
descents Scattered About Every
where.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1895-09-06

Contractor Cornelius Wampler is
very sick at the Clifton House.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-19
Stuble unb Der &e9ierun9 Der &epu-
blit teiuesps9s aus.

Stuhle mn Der yR%eoieruuo DER 4ebus
blit teiuesmsas ans.
e,,sa :. o..
Supp y. osn Stl. S1uulsh ooh
anus:''e lss oe ot.Itllee.oe ustlaNut9s.
n'ub'9. NsICuV''eeliele S'e'.ltalS n'UI
o.s e.Yel't!!.gs %.ui'p, uus 'pe!uelll
nov a,,nSsspso;ernno ~ Mo,S;rnto,,
,,nn Nom ri stmSfe noS n;mt ~
gtonne nefnm,nsn is;sn 0is ,nobrs
1Iriohs iisos nieImebr ;nosmlImtnmSs
Sns Sis orote WoioritS; nor ssSSIts,
rup, ns, II,,;or nnt;totsoI;,A oas;nn,
lei. Sciien unoeahtet %erire,le iih bic
fotbpliIde Girhe ooielbIt orDserer S5rei-
beit Der Sntmideluno ots in onberen
Staaten.
Mir Sothofitpu INT oNss his,es
uihts Spfremhenhss hpun iis miiipr
reHt mpbl. bar Der oemeiuiome Goter
Der G~briitenheif ebeuipout eineu SeIe.
ooten nIsihJipplih fiir ME ypr Stno=
fen, ols fiir oon, Horh= nm mittsl.
9lmerifu bepollmdhtioeu fonu. linn
ie(bt meun sin om]srifnniIhrr 9,rG5i.
ont. trpB Der bier aeltenoen Srennuno
BON Stride unb Staat, eiuen paptlider
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-19
osusem6urgi(Ges.
Dereiniste Staaten.

Ger SnbuQue Gurembur0er Gerein
bate ON Icsten Sonncrltd9 cine inte=
r~siiants 9sriammlun9. Nls Die Y.r=
leiung Der Yeoingungcn 9eidsben.
unter peuen man iiW Dem Suremburger
Central : @erelns anidlieBen iuerDe,
wuroe Der 0orlGlaa 0emaht, Die Sss
o~iH9ungen %cinItpsilen entNe9enSuneb=
men uno auI ben Slid 81 leSen uno
5ualeih Elm Gomite BON Tiiui ernGnni,
lpelhss nit einem GiinierrOmite oes
Dubuque SuremburSer Srautenuntsrs
iiilBungs-S ereines Ole Sereinigun9 Der
oeioeu 9nremburser 9ersins Subulues
beWirteu iollen. Nuf oieie WsiIe lper.
Den bic gursmburaer Nsrsine Oh.
buaues in 3ntunlt Sanb III Sano nit
chamber wirten uno es perIpriht ihre
Giuigtsit re6t idoue Nriibts 81 ersle.
len. Ter Yeriht ocs 6Omltes. melhss
Die acknowledgements al Den
Surcmbur9er Central Ssrsiu entwOr-
ieu bat, lautete wie iol9t:
@u Die Ye0mteu uno W i T.
glieber bes SubuQu IL
Surem ur9er Sereius!
Gas 6omite, ,pelbes esnnmt wuroe
bic Veoin9unaen Des Nnibluies al
ben Sursmbur9er Gentralperein auisu=
iellsn, erlaubt ll6 wie iolat SIT bsri@a
ten;
20 Der 2ursmburser Geniraluersin.
luie CT berte beitcbt. uns nl6t eriiisni=
IGbis erideint. 10 halter mir Is iir
EptgpenoiG:
!. TAP Der Sursmburger Gentral-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-19
unierc Stclnms smEa Snrer.s
bnrSer WatipnaI.@erein.

Mls in Der .Suremburser @aSette"
Der erte Nuirlf Su elmer 0erbinoumg
Der elnielnen lnrembur9cr Gereiiie er=
Ibien. wuroe in einaebenoer Meiie
ertlart, .ple Die brei SinOc9lieber, Dsr-
Ielbeu Sprade, berielbcu Sittsn unD
aalls belonocrs oericlben unperidlidten
tatbolli1en IeliNiou, cine iplhe Ysr-
einlaung allsiilbrbar eribsinen lieBem,
uro ipuroen babel aud bic 3iuefe uno
3lele berilbrt, pclbe cine iulAe Ger=
binouna perfolgfn tonne, I'M iib i'm
Sntereie Der Suremburger IN Nmerita
nilglih MAIDEN sl tOnnen.
lluteroelsn lit Die Qusiilbrun0 Die.
les Geoantens ourb cine 3uiammen-
tunit in GBi;a9o inn Sabre 1898 an.
9sbabnt, mo Ill ct. PAUL, in elmer
Speiten Convention pon Sele9aten
einselner Gersine, oes Ndberen bcz
iprpAcI tuoroen. IS baben lid Der.
idieoene 0creine (Oer ,Snremburaer
&ranteruntsr'tilbun9s Tsrein" uno
asr ,SnoepenOsnt Club" ppu Gbicaao;
Der .Suremburser @ruoerbuno" un0
Der Surembur9erlinter itiBun9sperein"
ben ct. Yaul; Der ,2uremburaer
National=&erein" bon W~inneapolis
uno Der oSuremburger Snospenoant
Club" ppn Nlrora) suIammen0etb0n,
unO IS limb umriiIe elmer Contribution
cntwprisn woroen, pelbe Oas 8eriiit
blloen, nod wel6em ole 9eplante Ser.
einigunS iib auibaaen ioii. Wir
uniererleits uRterlieBcn uidt. bel oieicn
SelpreAun9en Su9e9en 81 iein unO
nnh beIten Glaften nit Gat6 unO Shat
m%it3uuirten, bamlt oas be9omene
unternebmen gum elui9en lrno ssitli1en
NuBeG Der Sanoslerte g:oeibe.
IS gilt nun bel Der n06ifen
TerIammiung Der Surembur9er Ser.
cine. melde nit Dem tommenosn
Sttauiouutase bier in Dubuque sulam-
mentrItt. bur6 elnen enti6ieoeuen
S6ritt in Der rchten Gibtuna cine
oaherbaite 6Orm fir Oas unternebmen
gu ~9eltolten. Spll o!sies aber geI6eben.
10 miro es notbia isin. iib bel DER
ndhIten Seriammlun9 al einen wubi.
iberlsatcn Plau 81 balteu, ua6 mslde,n
il1 uniere lurembur9er Wersine in Der
3ntunIt ri1ten werosn, uno mel6er
Die nOtbiae yiirai6aIt mleiitet. oas
oleTereinl9un9 ~lnierer lanom1nniihen
Sr9aniIatiOnem cine oerartige lei, oag
lie alien Sano5leuten 9etroit 0nempieb.
len Werosu t0une. Oils einsu lcldeu
plan Olltc Der Dubuque gu.
remburaer @erein" unerem Nati.
onalpereinen Die iolQenarn
Geoanten Sur NusiGbruua
mpieblen.
IS Banoelt ii6 barum cine Sraaui.
lotlpn 81 Grilnoell, oeren Witalieoey
ais Gemeinlames gano Der @ereini9nna
'lb ouf ibre Mationalitat be-
rufen, lnoem cine Gsrbinoung po,
uSurembMrser" @srsiusu auSslrsb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-19
Ser 5ansbooen = oes 3emiclS
Nmbeitatt.

Sans Suhs, Elm beriibmter Si6ter
ees isb;ebnteu SObrbunoerts, er3ab!t
folaeuoes DON bes Seuiels Rubeitatt":
Die 9llten baben ein 8eoiht. I'M auf
cine feline @eiie Die SnQeno bon Dem
"9pttloisn 5an5en abSuibreden. Sas
@eoi6t lautet alIp:
,Ser 5eufel tam emit auf Die Groe,
nm lid cine GubeftGtt ausSnluhen, 100
er nit 6reuoen pObncH tonne. urge
Hort DON ben Srommen, 10 ibm gar
iebr 3uwioer iino.
.3uerlt fam er an Oas Sofldger zines
8roBen, rpO man ipielte. trant lrno Der
unre6tmaBi9eu 2iebe pflOa. Wit aus
uebmenoer pra6t wuroen 5urniere &c
sebeu, ssjast, setanSt bantettlrt, mo
Obne Grbarmen DriIdte man Die @rs
men, balnit Die 9ieri9sn Sofleute pie=
DER @elo gum Sblemmen erbielten.
Die 4mtsleute pdren 9eu1ler lno De
trigger, Die GoleH iibten oas Saultre6t
aui cine gar a~rauidnte 90eiie. uno Der
0ndOigs Ssrr iab 81 @aem ourd Die
6inaer. Sier ba6te Der Seniel Dili
id bleibeu unO an FOLDER g9eiIe tbeils
nebmen, S1altbeit uuo Sinoe mtt=
treiben uno mid an oielen Seben era
g0Ben. "a lab er etlite frontme
RQtbe, tpel6s insgebeim WiBfa!len an
benz sOttloisn Welen batten, uno 3sigs
ten ibrem Gebieter Alles an, brGn9en
aud 10 lan9e in i'm, oieiem llebel Elm
Gnbe gu madden, bis CT ole GOttloierl
aus ieinsm Palalte 81 jdSen bel6loB.
lRit ibnen sps audi Der 3enfel Don par-
nen, ben eS iebr peroroB, oaB anf olele
99eiie Die Srommen uno 8srebtsn Den
Sieg oapOntrugen.
Or mar i6on entibloiien, Wieoer
in Die SDlle 81 Iabrsn, neil er Gut Der
Grbe teinen YlaB ianO, ais er bon itlls
9eiGbr al einem Srte DOrilber fam, no
eben 9etanst wuroe. "a iab er elnen ges
paltigen Spettatel, iuie iie ~auerbano
Spriin9e ma6ten uno chamber ltnl'
iin9en, uno iiellte lih aus NeuSier in
Die @abe I'M Dem Sanse ELL Denis 5us
suieben. llno er iab nidts bon drilt'
li6er @rt, ionoeru pruut SOfabrt nno
gitelteit in &lsioer unO &eibesSier.
gegieroe uno &eioeni6ait Sei9ten lid
alerOrts uno leidtiertiae 8eberoen in
Men9e. Gem Seufel seiiel oas. nno
nit sroBen Greuoea iab er, paB lie in
Der 5runtenbsit 81 itrsiteH beganner
ugo siHanoer @unoeu i9luSeu, uuo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-19
2lu unfere Sefer tu Wtnnes
iuta.

Sin Sober lsie ben artitel oes
.Wanoerer", Delben mir an anoerer
STEELE rsprOouSiren, uno mel6er ben
&itsl .fabrt: o&paiiten= anl6lage i'll
Der StaatsgeleBgebung oss Staates
WtHuei Ota". Sept 9letb uno bel
Soften getuirtt. IS gilt Die gOlts=
pertreter in Der StaatsgsIebSebuHg
mad better 8rdften on tbre Yfli6t gu
sriunerH. llnO StuGr gIei6 unO beitdn=
big oraui los.
g8as mir INNER befiir6tet, beiuabr=
heitet ii9 alliiber. 8ir buben Die
tHueren 6einoe, bic 6einoe unierer
Pfarri9ulen in unleren ei9eneH &ei9en
suriidgetpieieu uno nun beiBt es Den
Gdmpf 9e9eu bic d uBeren 6einoe
a%ufnebmen. SO6 nit 6Otte5 9illIe
tusroeu mir au9 bier iie9rei9 iein,
ipenH mir uns nader regen.
@ir bier in Soma nebmen ein beiOns
beres SntereIie on ben SOrsGn9en Der
WinneIOtaer 9egisiatur, tpeii es aud
fir uns bon @i6tisteit 1T, oaB bieier
intDlerante 8eilt, iiberull mo er ii9
seigt, mbglidit prompt uno enti6ieoen
5uridgeorGngt Derbe. DEM falls
bic acknowledgements" anoerer Staas
ten anpsrpdrts sriinOli9 suriitgei6las
gen perpen, 10 perbsn oieielben in
Soma baraus bofentli9 Die 2ebre
Sieben, oaB audi fir lie bic 3eit sur
GrfiQuns ibrer 8eliiits nod ni6t
gstommen 1T. Sarum ibr &atboliteH
bon Winneiota, riibrt Sud uno laiiet
@urs4nlidt in ben SaQenGurerS taatsz
9eisBsebuug wieo.rbalen, uno iu6et
bic MISUNDERSTANDING bort 9riinoz
lid uno eutidieoeu 81 pereiteln, oamit
m0u in auoeru Staten auf Guer
Seuebmsn binweiieu tann als elm
abidreten oes Seiipiel fir jeue, tuel6s
aHberspo dbnliae Observation-Disclosures.
iinuunseu b%stunoen. luo Der Seiden-
itein, pel6er bic &ubeitdtte oss 8eiites
Der unbuloiamtsit i'll Winneiota be-
seidnet, piro Elm narnenoes Mabu-
5eiaen audi fur bic @eieBseber in
unierem Staate iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-03-19

iOlhes mar Elm ip0bres Girmesielt fir
feline Vosbeit. Sann lab er |i1 mad
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uno Stlngen, MGnnern uno Wsiberl,
miiBia ltano unb Den San,enoen au's
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einen S6anolappeu anbin9en nnD bD.
len yeumuno mN6tem. aur3 CT iab
audi niht cine eitsiae Vsripn. Die eineu
9uten @eounten bate. unb Der Seuiel
bahts. an Disier STEELE mil ib b!siben,
peil mir bier ia Niemanb I'M We9c
itebt, Der nod irpnm unb gottcsiiirh-
tiq mare. llno alIo ieBte er lih in Die
Wfitte Der Sarsenoeu nieocr uno irellte
Iid, oaB er enolib cine Gu9eltatt Nuf
GrOen %aeflnoen, 100 er nihts ais Wlltes
lab nod bDrte.
.llno ba 9lei1wobl S%eoermann iagt,
oaS bus Sansen nibts Strdfi6es 1T.
10 tansen Die SansluItigen I'M ibrsn
Shubputron berunl, uub es ls6rt Elm
altes Spritwprt: 9as Selte am Sun5
lit bas llmfebren! 4u1 ioNts man nit
grober Malrbeit: IS tpmmt tcinsr 10
gut POM SdnSe, ais CT oaSu 9ins, uno
pbne Dab er bDie 8eoantsn empiun9cn
bate. Sarum, tueni, ibr ,uullt, baB
nlhts uebeleres entitcbe, 10 meiott ben
S~anSp!as, oenn abort bot Der SeuIel
feinrn &nbeplaB auf9sihloasn."
go Sans Sa6s, ein ihlihter MaRn
aus Dem @plte, ihpn Dor 800 Sabrsn;
er ipriht 3rpar bon ben ihletten 5dn-
sen Der oamaligen 3eit, aber gar @ica
leg, mas er ia9t, paBt aud auf Die
Sdn,e nnierer 3eit. limb wabr bieibt
oas Wort Dee bl. 6rani bon Sales;
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