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The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24
New Pastor for the First English
Lutheran Church of This
City.
UNION THANKsGIvINGsE SERVICES
Congregational View of Armenian
Troubles-Presbyterian Deacon.
eSseS' Home.

The First English Lutheran Church of
this City VIII welcome its new pastor. Rev.
Oscar II. Gruver, this morning. Mr..
Gruver is young man whose merit has
already attracted the attention of some of
the sages of the Lutheran church. His
appointment is largely due to the strong
recommendation of DR.. NJ. w. HANNA,
who is prominently connected with va
rious boards of the General Synod, and
who temporarily filed the pulpit of the
First English Lutheran Church of this
City during visit to the Pacific Coast last
year.
Mr.. Gruver is Pennsylvania, gradu-
ate of the Gettysburg Theological Semi
nary and for the past three years pastor OF
the Lutheran church of Hyndman, Pa.
He succeeds Rev. ]. S. Simon, who was
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24
TOO EXPENSIVE.

An Attorney Allows the Case of His
Penni1ess Client to Go to
Another County.
Rebecca Painter is anxiously looking for
Judge Hunt in order to see if she cannot
secure the annulment of an order granting
change of venue in the case she is pros
ecuting against P. G. Van Buskirk.
Miss Painter is suing Van Buskirk
for $40, 900 damages for false imprison-
ment, he having had her arrested for al
legged extortion. The case came before
Judge Hunt, and upon stipulation
that was signed by the plaintiffs
attorney. change of venue to Fairfield,
Solano County, was granted. The plaintiff
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24
Rohrbouph,s Writ Denied.

The petition of John Rohrbough for writ
of review of the proceedings of the Superior
Court against him has been denied by the SUI.
preme Court. Rohrbough had large guam
tity of land belonging to George Z. White,
which had been decided to him in order that it
might not be attached for the alimony which
White was ordered to pay his wife. Rohr-
bough was ordered to turn this land over to
the receiver, and was adjudged guilty of con-
tempt for not doing so. 1t was these proceed.
ings he wanted reviewed.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24
Chute Shooting.

The water chutes on Haight street have done
a tremendous business and the patrons of out
door sport are wondering what in the world
they ever did before the amusement came to
town. Society parties are continually being
organized, and in fact the sport of "chute
shooting" appeals 10 every class. To accommo-
date the crowds expected to-day the gates Will
be opened at IL A. M.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24
THAT ABANDONED RAILROAD.

Property y-Owners Will Commence Suit
Against the Market-Street Company.
Property-owners residing in the vicinity
of Noe and Twenty-ninth streets have de-
termined to compel the Market-street Rail-
way Company to either replace cars upon
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

has not much more than car fare on the
st rect roads. and it will be an imposslbll
to travel up to Fairfield and remain there
while her case is being tried. She is now
trying to undo the work which her attor-
nov agreed to-
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24
THE Massie Murder.

The case of Mrs. Nellie Massie, charged with
the murder of her husband, william Massie,
by shooting him in the face at their home,
s53H Folsom street, ON Thursday night, was
called in Judge Conlan's court yesterday. Mrs.
Massie was not in court. The case was con-
tlnued till Wednesday pending the result of
Coroner's inquest, which will be held to-mor-
row.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

The regularly quarterly banquet of the stah
of the First Regiment of the California Ma.
tional Guard took place last night at the Cali.
fornia. There were about twenty persons pres
ent. Including Adjutant-GeneralB Barrett of Sac.
ramento, Colonel James, Liuetenanf-C Colonel
Crocker and District Attorney Sergeant of Sa.
linas Itwas a very pleasant affair.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24
Linens.


BLEAcHED SATIN DAMAsK TEA SETS.
very handsome deep fringed, two rows OF
open work, l6-inch doylies to match.
S-4............ So 80 set
iUe'.... .....' q 90 90 set
DINNER SETS, bleached satin damask, hem
stitched border, 1s-inch napkins to match;
ss-4o..,........sa SO SO set set
sI0.............S . ~ ~ SET
TABLE DAMASK, genuine German manufac-
ture, bleached, heavy quality, 66 to 81
inches wide large-sIze napkins TO matcn,
from 81 10 So yard: napkins from Sd 5O TO
$5 per dozen.
DAMAsK TABLE COVERS, fringed, plain
white and colored borders,
"a. from 81 90 to SO 90 each
s-i2.. IL. ..... from from ! SO to 5 IS each
BLEAcHED SATIN DAMAsK TABLE
SETS. no fringe. dozen 2A-inch napkins
to match.
s4...............$6 90 set
s1o....... $500. 90 90 set set
s.l2........ s.l2........ 9e 9e set set
BLEACHED SATIN DAMAsK NAPKINS.
"a size, big assortment and all from
$500 to $3.50 dozen
Domestics-Special.
RJEACHED cpASu ALTMAN 2Oinches wide
SPECIAL-lOc yard
BLEACHED SHEETS, 72xs0 inches, heavy
quality, free from dressing.
SPECIAL-45c each
DAMAsK TOWELS. large, soft, good absorb
ent, German make, knotted frings, size
2lx43 inches.
SPECIALIZED each
DAMAsK TOWELS, extra large 22x4e inches.
broche border, regular SOC value,
SPEClAL-35c each
Ladies' Furnishings.
LADIES' WRAPPERS, fannelette and calico,
fancy stripes, figures or dots, on navy and
red grounds good assor tment, big sleeves,
latest cut, were 81 so each.
SPECIALIST. 90 each
LADIES' WAISTS, cotton cheviot soft finish,
small checks, blue, brown or tan colored
silk edge, full back and front, value 81.
SPECiAL-75c each
LADIES' DRAWERS, heavy muslin, tucks,
2H5-inch embroidery, trimmed, value bOc.
SPEClAL-36o Pair
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

WEAR ordinary underwear, keep your cold wear
Jaros hygienic underwear and lose it; health
and money saver. Morgan Bros, 229 Montg'y.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

ALL doctors don't prescribe the same medi-
cine; all good doctors recommend Jaros hygi-
enie underwear. Morgan Bros, 220 Montgry.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

Jaros hygienic underwear is mad for intelligen
people; Others prefer cheap stuff and constant
colds Sense saves dollars. Morgans. 229 Montg
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24
Silks and Dress Goods

cllkS ana DreSS OOOOS
FANCY SILK, fancy two-toned Taffetas, 1e
inches wide, all new goods.
SPECIAL PRlCE45c yard
FANCY SILK. special line Of fancy Taffeta,
small designs, guaranteed all pure silk.
SPECIAL PRlCE-5Oc yard
FANCY SILK, special line, very heavy, large
designs, all new goods, warranted all pure
SPECIAL PRICE-eoc yard
BLACK FAILLE SILK, good heavy quality,
very serviceable, new designs, 20 inches
SPECIAL PRICE-75c yard
BLACK FAILLE SILK, guaranteed all pure
silk and fast dye. very heavy, full "a inches
SPECIAL PRICE-$l.oo yard
BLACK DUCHESS SATIN, extra heavy, all
pure silk, 80 inches wide.
SPECIAL PRICE-$1.25 yard
MoHAIR sUITINa, black figured bright and
SPECIAL PRICE-35c yard
MOHAIR SUITING, all new designs, swell
effects, silk gloss, English Mohair, 45 inches
wide
SPECIAL PRICE-75c yard
TRICOT sUITING, in colors and black, from
our SOC quality, all wool, heavy quality,
81 inches wide.
SPECIAL PRICE-2eo yard
CoLoRED ALMA SUITING, all wool,
French Importation sold all season for 6Oc,
color line broken, your choice OF lot.
SPECIAL PRlCE-2oo yard
FANCY PLAIDS, a new line, all popular COM
binations, SO inches wide.
SPECIAL PRICE-45c yard
FANCY BoUCLE SUITING, two-toned et-
fects, stylish fabric, very heavy quality,
50 inches wide.
SPECIAL PRIcE-$l.oo yard
Ladies' Furnishings
(Continued).
LADIES' GOWNS, heavy muslin, Mother
Hubbard cut, open embroidery trimmed,
were 81.
SPECIAL-75c each
LADIES VESTS, Egyptian cotton H. N L.S
Jersey ribbed, fleece lined, were 6Oc
SPECIAL-35c each
LADIES HOSE, extra quality, black macco
yard, high-spliced heels, etc., one Of the
best stocking offerings OF the season.
were 4Oc.
SPECIALIZED Pair
LADIES' UNION SUITS, all wool Svia.
ribbed, fine quality, H. N. L. S., ankle
length, fast black, a very special valuation,
were So.
SPECIALIST 90 suit
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

EXTRA mince pies delivered to nearly all
parts of the City for Thanksgiving. Swains,
213 Sutter.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

Frank Kloss was not sentenced for the muir
der of William Deadly. 1t was expected, when
the case came up yesterday, that his counsel
would bring to the notice OF the court the re-
marks of Isaac Leipsic, one of the jurors, who
did not intend to vote for hanging verdict.
1t is also understood that one of the jurors
Barron by name-expressed the intention of
convicting KlOss anyhow. Counsel of Kloss
was not ready to argue the motion for a new
trial yesterday, SO a continuance until next
Saturday was granted, and these points will
be brought out then.
THE leading oculists and professors use "Bank
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24
First Regiment Banquet.

THE whole family kept well with Jaros Hy.
genie underwear. Morgan Bros 229 Montgy.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24
Kloss Was Not Sentenced.

Go to Swain's, 213 Sutter street, and get
fancy plum pudding for Thanksgiving dinners
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

Gloves.
Specia! Sale of Kid Gloves. On Sale
TUESDAY,.
sale an immense line Of Kid Gloves at great sac
riice They will be sold at from so per cent to so
per cent of their regular value.
LOT ONE-Large assortment Of Tans and
Blacks, dressed Kid, all sizes, 4-button.
Pair, SOC
LOT Two-Fine line Of Tans, plain and fancy
stitched back, dressed Kid, all sizes, 4-but-
ton.
Pair, 75c
LOT THREE-Complete line Of Black and Col
ored Foster Kid Gloves, Shook. dressed
Kid.
Pair. 75o
LOT FoUR-Fine Glace Kid Gloves, large
pearl buttons full assortment of colors and
Pair, $l.OO
Notions.
FANCY HEADRESTS, covered with Japanese
CREPE trimmed with tassels.
1Oc each
BoNE-CAsINa, superior quality, 9 yards to
piece.
7c roll
FANCY METAL BUTTONS, make good
trimming button, value 25c.
SWISS EMBROIDERY HANDKERCHIEFS,
scolloped edge, on account Of manufacturers
imperfections we close line, value 5Oc.
SPECIAL SALE-121ac each
NO. BABY RIBBON, plain edge, silk faced,
light colors, for fancy work, value 1Oc Doll.
Sc bolt
CREPE TIDES, assorted colors hand-painted,
~ ~ Price, $50 each
sTocKINET DRESS SHIELDS. sizes las;
&c each
Gents Furnishings.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS-He TO xmas;
a good present for gentleman heavy bro
caded silk large size, big assortment OF col
ors, value 75c and ST each.
SPECIAL-35c each
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, white hem
stitched i8 inches square. heavy silk
embroidered initial.
VERY 5PECIAL-25c each
GENTS COTTON CHEVIoT SHIRTS, dark
colors, full size, very durable, with pocket,
were SOC.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

Bazaar Prices.
DOLL CABS, willow body, wood axle and
wheels, size SKIS inches; buy 'em now for
Xmas, value SOC.
SPECIALIZED each
RED CHAIRS, medium size, as strong as It Is
possible to make 'em, good for children's
playrooms.
SPECIAL-2Oo each
SOLDIER SETS-You can't get these things
Xmas; it's the time to buy now; gun,
sword, knapsack and cap, all for
TOY BOOKS-The best are always the first to
sell; board covers, mostly fairy tales
Specialize each
THE ARLINGTON EDITION, the cheapest
and prettiest clothbound book In the mar
ket; YOU can find gifts for fifty different
friends and have no titles alike.
VERY SPECIALIZE each
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24
CHRISTMAS

Shopping starts to-day.
It's com m ence m e Mt is
timed annually by our
announcement of readi-
ness. First choice and
being ahead of the denser
throngs are worth some-
thing. Every day from
now until Christmas will
reveal some new store at
fractions. Toys = heart
warmers for chiIdren-are
spread in the Bazaar De.
partment.
Orders by mail receive
the most careful atten.
ton.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

BLEACHED SATIN DAMASK NAPKINS,
"a size, big assortment and all from
$500 to $3.50 dozen
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

BLEACHED SATIN DAMASK TEA SETS,
very handsome, deep fringed, two rows OF
open work, l6-inch doylies to match.
S-4 $6 so set
1O-4 ..... so set
l2-4. 90 set
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

TABLE DAMASK, genuine German manufac-
ture, beached, heavy quality, 66 to 81
inches wide, large-size napkins TO matcn,
from 81 10 So yard: napkins from 81 90 to
SIS per dozen.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-24

BLEACHED SATIN DAMASK TABLE
SETS, no fringe, i dozen 2A-inch napkins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
60 iic Diejc Nnti, Musihueio
Yennipl1ania.

- Gin geiipiel aufopfernoer YfliGt=
treue CAB tiirSli6 Elm ariner SabnwGr=
ter, 6rant @ooo in Pbilaoelpbia,
Der auleben muBte, wie Die Sleioer iei=
ner jun9en Srau brannten, Der aber
uibt bon ieinem Yolten mid, ionoern
Den idnea oaberraienoen MitternaGts=
sl9 fi9nallIirte uno 5u9lei6 O%erbinoerte,
oaB Elm Wann nit ieinem Subrmerte
in ben 3u9 lno ii6eren SOB binein=
rannte. 6rant GOOO 1T erli felt lpeni=
gen Woden Derbeiratbet uno beipObnt
nit ieiner jun9en biibiden 6rau Elm
tleines Sdus1en. Gbriitine, 10 beiBt
Die erit udt3ebu Sabre alte 5r"u, bate
ibrem Wanne 9e9en Witternabt ieiren
ySun6" 9ebra6t, uno oa bic. Na6t
uaBtalt uno umIrennoli6 mar, bate er
in ieinem Warterbdusben ein Seuer
augemaht, oanlit es iein ]unQss g8eib-
den bebagli6 BARN finOen ioie. go
iaBen lie %5uiammen, p~er9nugt uno
0liitli6. pie e. nur Elm junJss Yaar
Iein lam, ais eS 3eit wurbe, oaB
Grant @ooo ani leinen puiten ain9,
oa Der G~rpreb3ua iebe Minute tOmmen
touute. Su benz Nu9enbllde, ipo er
binaus frat, bOrte er, Uie feline Srou
linn Surief, es peroe ibr libel, sugleih
Ober lab er aud ein 6ubrwerf auf ben
NabntOrper "5ueilen uno in nibt all3l
Weiter Gntiernung Dos 2i6t Der &oto=
mOtiDe oes G~rprebSl9es. Mer beibreibt
Ieineu S6reden. als er einen Bid mad
Dem Wdrterbaus1en 5uliidpari mb
bort iein junges Weib tbeihueile in
6lammen erb!idte? Sin turSer &f
Slpiiden Siebc uno Biliht, in mel6em
NeBtere Iie0te. 0OOo barrie trcu uuf
ieinem polten Gu5, ipnrtete, bis Der
3us pOrbei mar, uRo elite oann IeiNsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
Cenerreid)su uaarn.

Sbiertompf in eincm Giienba6ntpa9s
9on.. Nus Gem berg miro beri6.
tet: Die auf elmer 3tunD'abrt our6 ga.
llSien befinolibe Wenu9erie SludD
nuroe auf Der yobu bon 3oltiep nab
&awG=Husta befOroert. Sin fur6!s
bares Sriilen rief bel gntuuf ces
Die Wtenaserie mitfiibreuoen @iiter-
SuSes in Der Station &a,ua : Husta
mabres GntIeBen berpor. Der
G~lgen.biimer Der Menaaerie lieB
Den Wo99on, aus Dem oas @ebeul
oranG, onnen uno entoedte, BOP bret
Sowlnnen in ben Our9 cine Solsoer-
ibalung obgetbeilten 3aum fir Sdren
ltno Spdren eingeorungen iparen. Sic
batten eluen Sdren bereits aufaefreIieu.
elnen 5reiten SGren arg 5u9eridtet llno
ellle 9pdne erpiir9t. Sbierbdnoi9er
Sludp trat in ben &dfig, uno es oe-
lang ibnl, Die wiitbeuoen Yeltien All
trennen. Nlein bon einem Der Der.
wunoeten Barren puroe er in ben lrm
9ebinen uno muBte raid ben 3Gfia
p%erlalien, I'm ms Spital gebra9t gu
meroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
&entufD.

- Som SOB zines smeiunoadt,io=
jaGrigen 3plllingsbraOers i'm Sauie
oes iiberlebenoen 8ruoers miro alls
SblisOille 9emeloet: ? SIM Sauie ieines
Sruoers Gbriitian Seinri6 Webrboii
oil Der @ib Bottom Goao, itarb Srie=
bri6 @iltelm Mebrboif I'M boben
Glitter BON 81 Sagreu 2 Mtonateu uno
20 Sa9en. Gem SerltOrbenen mar es
am Sonntag, ben 8. Sanuur 1898,
per0Onnt, init ieinem Dbengenanuten
3wiQin9sbruoer auf Der Mebrboit'ihen
6arm am PreltonitraBen=@e0 bas
~leltene SOppel= Subildum oes a6,i0iten
@eburtstages gu be9eben. Sas Brit
oerpaar erblidte am s. Sonuar 1913
in einem tleinen Sorie @eltfalens oas
Siht Der Welt, uno na6oem Die Su=
senojabre 9emeinlam perlebt lporoen
waren, wanOerte 6briltian Seinrib
MebrbOh Dor 55 Sabren mad Qmerita
aus. Nuf ieineu @uui6 fam iein
3wil'19sbruoer Dor IA Sabren glei6=
fails nit ieiner Satin iiber's Mteer,
mas ibm niht idper mar, oa feline
iGmmtlihen &inoer idOn porber aus
9ewanoert waren. Yei leinem Srlloer
fano er Elm Seim uno perlebte ieitoem
in ieincr Rabe gliidlide Sage, Die nur
ourb ben ppr mebreren Sabren erfolg=
ten Soo itiner Satin Qetriibt puroen.
Sas 8Ojdbri9e SOppel=@eburtstassfelt
muroe i'm &reiie bon Greunoen uno
Serwanoten be9an9en.
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Bette BON allen ar eauertss Gutpdeluns -9ettsr SertAt yer. ct @es'runs'
RtA!:'!;!!. e.. B BsMdsgz:
glbiclut ,tltperfalidt.

- 9eBtbin ullroe in @ortb Elm
SerenprO5eB bOr benz S66fenseri6t
entlhieoen. 9. mar bon ieinem Na6-
bar beihuloi9t wOroeu, oab er ibm
leine Sh,ueine bebert babe. Serielbe
lei i6on einmal smiiden. IL uno II
ubr Ourd Siuei peridloilene Sbiiren in
ieinen Stall 9etommen uipie dbbes
Soies, llno ieitoem babe er tein Slid
mebr nit Dem Sieb gebabt." IS itebe
auBer Grage, oaB es 2eute 9dbe, bic
yiibernatirli6 Ding" MAIDEN tonnen.
Inter ben SelaitungsSeugen beitdtiste
elmer, oaB, iolanse er nit g. auf
9utem Sube 9eitanoen, er itets llnaliid
nit Dem Sieb gebabt; erit ieitbem er
oemielben oas Saus perboten babe,
babe er Slid nit Dem 8ieb. gu6 an
lpnlti9en Sabsn tonne Niemanb i9ulo
iein als Der arme .. DAB g. cine
io!d. Sererei ni6t auf ii9 belaien
tonnte, lit ielbltperltdnOli6, uno oarum
pertla9te er ben 9etrelen Na6bar auf
Seleloigung. Sas 8eriht, oas natiir.
li6 nidt berausiinoen tonnte, oab 3.
oil allem Soien aui Der Wslt i6ulD 1ei,
perurtbellte ieinen 8e9ner al elmer
@elotrafe bon 10 Mart wesen Selei.
oigung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
SutnoiS.

Sin mertpiiroiges Gerieben obsr
9rpbe Nta6ldiiisteit in Der 8ei6dftss
filbruns oes YOltamtes in Yepria, ST.,
lit leBt nah Gerlauf BON adt Sabren
ans Sagesli4t getommen. Sm Sabre
1887 erbielt Der bprtise Ypltmeiiter
Den Seiebl, Die BON Den Snbabern Der
rWaiI Spres" gu Deponirenoen Sider=
belt fiir Die ibnen aelieterten Sbliiiisl
bon SO Gents auf % Gents 81 ermd=
Blgen. Der Srief wuroe gu aloern
Scriptlren 9elest uno Der Sadie weiter
telne SeaAtuns Sei6eutt. 3wei Ypit=
melIter baben IN Der 3piihenSeit Das
Inlt lnne ge1abt uuo audi oieie babsn
Die Sa6e ibten sewpbnten Sang seben
laiIen. Sor eini9en Sagsu iprlrDe bas
Requirement iiberraidt, BOP nod INNER
SO Gents Si6erbeit bintsrleet meroen.
mubten uno Der lebi9e YOitmeiiter mub
nun jeOcm Snbaber elmer yWtail 8pr"
20 Gents Gabatt suridSableu.
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Sbto.

= Sle orelBl9ldbrtQe Srau Sligo
beth WbiteiuaD in Glepelano Itorb una
ter %umltdnoen, Die lbren Soo b~eiOnoers
bemertensruertb eribeinen lalien. sic
rettete ibr Sinh bon benz Slammentooe
lltlo bat nllnmebr ibre 8eiites9e9e1z
mart uno Wtltterlisbe nit benz Sebeu
beSablt. Dor IA Sa9en beiu6te Srau
Wbitemap ibre Mutter, Die Satin zines
oeutIhen 6ereriuebr Seteranen, Der
ldpn lett 35 Sabren I'M attipen Sienits
1T, IN oeren @Obnnng, ebenfalls in
elepe!ano, llno nabm oas &inoben
NIT. 8e9en Ibeno brahte bic 8roBs
mutter, ipelbe Oas GnteIten auf Dem
Mrm bate, Die brennenoe 2ampe aus
Dem Slueiteu Stodipert berab. Nuf Der
Sreppe that ie eirsn Sebltrltt rno
ltlrSte nit benz &inoe uno Der 2ampe,
Die in Sriimmer 9ing, berab uno oas
&lelo1en oes Sinoes fing Seuer. Die
Mtutter mar MusenSeusin oes llnfalls,
uno pbtuobl tie bon einem tDotliben
S6reten befallen muroe, bate lie bod
9eiltes9egenpart 9enug, bic Slammen
u" Nv ~ "..u,g.' ut.so
m.rta Gs e:."c IVY
;1,nst. "S,%, IGe ~ N.Us" g'Ispa
SHraa "" ~" St v ost
SS q. Wv, Tvs %,u"..ntuss'i Su'
S rn, wv H'p' n.y; uVtOtn lOn.s.
;h;D t." 'sa''a,,n Plt'H. Wu=
""D GDSH. ~. "seo."' ,.Yu.'s-
b" UD Su sVs St'pO-
@ Vu. wv. ~ S.l'n otn".. us'
49, " w" ~ !" us".lW'u M:''tsn Isp. W.
GIsnsi ~ ,""' SSp'sa u,
Sa;o. sas "tHtv"'" a.Ub"t.s9:n
S"n, "NW'H Susss l'n's lN VI
@m Sepous' ~. tCst1aa'''H out n!Io
49,; 49, 49, wv p.,!.'WS U'HHI nato
~, yup' "'''s "u9'"''''' os-
"S'
- Glnen ra9elneuen 8runo gum
Selbltmpro bat Elm 3ebensmiloer in
GleOeldnb btnubt. Ser 28iGb=
rige Grnit 6reuoenberg mar @cI6Qfts=
reiienber fir &leioerbanolungeu. &iirs=
LID wuroen ibm iue0en Yrioatlhuloen
leine &leioer uno i~pnlti0e Sabieliafei=
ten gepfdnoet. mo nur Elm paar So
len, elm paar PontoHelu uno elm Semlo
bate man ibm gelaien. Gr ma6te
lih iiber feline 10 tpeni9 i~alonfdDioe Ser
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Ocntiiie aus

Sas trdftise, pobli6medenoe Ge=
miiie, oas man Oriiben pdbreno Der
Sugenojabre betam, bleibt jeoem Seut=
lben in lieber Crinnerung. DIS mir
leBten SOmmer in SeutI9lano waren,
tauften mir tii9tia Samen Elm, 10 tam
man jeBt bon uns berrli6en, teim=
idbi9en oeuti6en 8emiiie=S amen rei6=
llb betommen.
IS. Serr Salser ienoet portufrei
80 patete friiber Semitic Samen,
9enlIg tiir cine 6amilie, na6 gmpfang
DON $1.00.
go Tic bieie Nuti3 @usidneioen
uno nit II Gents in griefmarten an
Sobn u. SalSpr Seeo 3d.. ga Gro1e,
9Sis., lenoeu, betOnmen Sic Elm
Padet oes beriibmteu Yrauni6weiser
Sauertraut=&Ob uno unieren oeut=
i9en Samen.&atalog.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23

Srau su Siilfe. Seine Signalfla9ae
widelte er lib I'm ben Nrm unO erltifte
Die Slammen, iDel1e 9liitli6er Weile
1llr Den grm Der Srall ergrifen batten.
sic ,purbe mad benz SpIpitol gebrabt;
uno na6oem lie su iih getommen iuar,
ersdblte lie, iie lei pbnmd6tig getporoen
unO oui ben Sfen aefallen; auf @elte=
res tOnnte lie iih nidt %beiinnen, bis ibr
Wtann ibr 81 Silie getOmmen.
- In eiucm Der IeBten Ibenoe 1ebtc
Sabnpdrtsr Spbn See an elmer &rell=
sung in W anaDunf bel p6ilabel=
pbia lein Seben Elm, I'm Die p~ierjabriae
&ubD G%onltontine 81 retten. I'm oieie
3eit tam Der GrpreBsug bon Yottsoille
beran9ebrault II. Die Si6erbeits=S dlaS=
bdume iparen berab9clalien lno neben
Dem Sabnplrter Itano Sobn Contains
tine. I'm ben s3ua poriiberfabren 81
laiIen. Sn Dem namliben 4ugsnblid
fam Die feline &lbp bon Der anoern
Settle Der Sabn aui ihren Sater slaes
laufen. &urs entibloiien lieb See
feline Si9nalflagae fallen, iprang por=
mdrts, grin oas &ino uuf uno i'm ndh=
ten Moment brauite Der quo pOrbei.
Die AnaeESeugen bra6en in lautsn
Subel aus, ais iid Der Staub perloren
batten unD lie iaben, oab Die feline
Gubp uno Der brape gabnipdrter pObl=
auf waren. Gem Wanne mar BON Der
Soiomotioe, Die i'm pdbreno bea
Sprunges traf Der BOD serriIien NOR
ben; er ielbit batte feline erbebli9en
SerleBunaen erlitten, uno oGs &ino
9ar feline.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23

49,
JnIano.
Snoiana.
Snoiana.

Nidt gang 10 siinitis pie aus
anoeren Staten lautet Der Seri6t oes
gSetterbureaus fir ben Staat Snoiana,
Der ieBt in Snoi0napolis perOfentlibt
1T. &altes trOfenes gSetter bat mdbs
reno oes Wpnats Mar; poraeberribt
ino Die 6armarbeiten persD9ert. Iber
ipabreno Der leBteu Mtdr5= uno Der
erlten Iprilwo6e lit iudrneres @etter
eln9etreten lrno an pielen Srten bat es
tart 9ere9net, 10 baB ieBt Die Selo=
arbeit riiIti9 porluGrts ihreiten lam.
9Sei5en uno 6ras erideinen grim, Der
SDoen lit in 9utem 3uiianoe unb bas
SGen oes Safers uno anoerer Pros
butte 9ebt flint BON Der Sauo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-04-23
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Sieie @teOiSin bat ii9 als b~eipnoers
~9eeignct erwieien ale @ebre1en oes
6rauen9ei6le3ts Su Iinoern uno 81 beiz
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i6winoli6 iino, lit Glsrtriide Sitters Die
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@ebrau9 perii9crt Sbnen @eiunobeit
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