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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-07
WEATHER RECORD.
A AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREATy.

WAsHINGT0N, D. O., Feb. 6. 1895, 8 p. m.
 Forecast for Thursday-For New England! Increasing cloudiness and snow; high north west winds. The storm in the west gulf has moved to Alabama, increasing in intensity.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-07
4 FINE CHORAL FEsrrrA1

At Howard Avenue Congregational Church Last Night-A Good Sum of Money Melted.
 dred people taking part at the Howard avenue Congregational church was at tended by fully 800 people last night. The following took part
 Grand Avenue Choral club-H. H, Palmer, conductor.
 The Rubinstein club, Ladies' Chorus Miss Ella Mary Belden conductor. The DeKoven society, mems voices George Chadwick Stock, conductor. Miss Edith Barr-New Haven's clever little entertainer.
 Following is the program that was rendered and the names of the mem- bers of the choruses 1. A Song of Life (Ode to Music)..
 .....,............. Alfred R. Gaul MEMBERS OF THE CHORUS. Sopranos-Miss Edith A. Porter, Miss Nellie M. Scranton, Miss Kate
 Darby, Miss Marion l.. Preston,
 Miss Lena A. Smith, Miss Min
 nie Huntley, Miss Grace D.
 Huntley, Miss F. Annie Gage. Altos-Miss D. Gertrude DuelI Mrs. Peter T. Reynolds, Mrs. William
 Sheffield, Mrs. E e. Sage, Mrs.
 s. R. Bishop, Miss Nora Sage,
 Miss Victoria Cooper Tenors-G. w. P. Bedell Harry V Santry, Eugene D. Jeffers, Bart
 lett Paulmier, George Darby,
 Charles H. Cutts M Scott. Bassos-Frank Ronald, F. A. Williama w. A. Sanford, Clarence l.. Kill
 borne, N. A. Beebe, William Preston, Mark Hare, George w. LovelandL
 Miss Fannie I. Beebe, Accompanist. 2. Bflly's Rose.
 Miss Edith Barr. 3. Tinker's Chorus, from Robin Hood
 .....................,. DeKoven
 The DeKoven Society. George Chadwick Stock, Conductor Fred H. Warren, Accompanist.
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nA word to the wise $ sunlcient.

I suffered terribly from roaring in my head during an attack of catarrh, and because very deaf, used Elys Cream Balm and in three weeks could hear as we'll as ever.-A. E. Newman, Graling, Mich.
 One of my children had a very bad discharge from the nose. Physicians prescribed without benefit After using Ely's Cream Balm short time the dis ease was cured.-O. A. Cary, Corning N. Y.
 Price of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
 f5 3teod 1tw
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MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY. First Tenors-James A. Howarth, Wal ter J. Gurney, Harry J. Stock, c. Warner, John I. Jacobus, John ]. Osterberg, Ed. Dinnen, E. s. Willis. Second Tenors-Benjamin B. Broad bent. William J. Lum, Howard E Adt, Leroy Clark, Walter | smith. Ernest w. Wadham, A. Wells Wadham. First Bass--John J. Osborn, Fredeflck c. Gilbert, George l.. Hamilton, Clinton o. Buckingham, Leonard N. Benham, Albert J. Mattoon. Second Bass-George E. Avis, Luther E. Jerome, Wallace s. Ritter, f Olie A. Warner, J. A, w, Keast, Frank D. Young, Frank G. Smth, Charles T. Lincoln, Ben iamin F. Rowland Warren Will Hams. 4. Cello Solo .............,......Se Selected
 J. l.. Parke, Yale '97 E. Estudiantina ............T. P. Lacome
 Miss Nellie Scranton. Miss D. Gertrude Duell. 6. Chorus of HuntsTnen and Retain CTS from "Den Munio' ........
 Dudley Buck
 DeKoven Society. ', Ballad of Babbett Gin Normandy Peasant Costume). .......,......
 Miss Edith Barr S. a. The Stars Beyond the Clouds
 ........,..,.......,.. IOuFs b. The Scarlet sarafan (unaccom- paniedD .................'...' ftees c. Murmuring Zephyr. ......... Hiller
 The Rubinstein Club. Miss Ella Mary Belden, Conductor. Miss Sarah Winchell, Accompanist. MEMBERS OF THE CLUB. Mrs. H. B. Armstrong, Mrs. Noble P. Bishop, Mrs Bright Bradley, Mrs. L. C. Hull, Mrs, R. P. Jacobs, Mrs, J. P. Kennedy, Mrs. William Lockwood, Mrs. George Maycock, Mrs, F. l.. Man, Mrs. H. S. Pierce, Mrs. P. T. Key holds Mrs. H. Stabey, Mrs. A. L. Talmage, Mrs. Wright, Miss D. D. Gertrude Duell, Miss Jessie Dyer, Miss Ford, Miss Nellie Lamb, Miss F. N. Merle, Miss Edith Porter, Miss Shlein, Miss Adele Smith, Miss Nellie Thomp- son, Miss G. Tyrrill, Miss Futile, Miss Lulu Vohl,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-07
eowned in Lovely Silks.

Every lady may be for small sum, as F. M. Brown & Go. purchased yes terday the great New York auction sale of American and foreign black, colored and fancy silks, large lots of the S,750 pieces offered.
 The firm will announce in a few days when these beautiful spring goods will be offered fl 1t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-07

new Spring Millinery closer to us, and this other stock (good as a bank for those who want it) must get out of the way. Think these prices will do it? Part of the story is in window No. 5.
 Trimmed Felt and Velvet Hats, former prices S2.oo to $500, cut down to 50 C., $roo, ST. 80 and S2.oo.
 Fine French Felt Hats all colors, the SI.2s quality, cut down to 10 and 25 cts.
 Fine Felt Hats todd lots) worth 50 cents at 5 cents each.
 Fine French Felt trimmed Sailor and Walking Hats, cut down to 25 cents from $L2s.
 Boys Caps, good assortment cut down to 10 cents from $ cents each. The Millinery Parlors.
 If you would like to buy 3o and so cent handkerchiefs for 25 cents each, drop in Thursday. Sold from Table, Chapel St., corner entrance. 67 dozen, IS different styles of Ladies e m b TO dere d Handkerchiefs with scalloped edges. They embrace some of the highest conceptions of Art Embroidery,
 Snap shots from the sale of auction Linens.
 5000 yds. of all Linen Crash, at cents yard.
 100 dozen all linen Crepe Towels, 24x46 l21zc. each.
 sso dozen IS x 36 all linen huck Towels at I2 I-2c. each, hemmed and readyfor use. Agreat Tavern Towel.
 IS pieces of 56-inch all line BleachediTable Damask, at 2oc yard.
 10 pieces two yards wide Bleached Table Damask at 7sc. a yard. A good round dollars worth. C0tt0aS
 Four-quarter Brown Standard Sheet ing at 4c. a yard
 Four-quarter Brown Constitution Sheeting, at SC. yard.
 4o-inch Brown Constitution Sheeting at 9c yard. Sold in the Linen Court.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-07

MARK-DOWN
 CLOSING-OUT
 SALE
 OF OVERCOATS, LISTERS,
 SUITS AND PANTS, Will be continued with the Grandest Aggregation Iof Bargains that we have yet shown. NOW IS THE TIME to buy for yourself or boy Buy for next win ter if you don't need it this It will pay you better interest than any other investment that you can make Many lots at Half Price, some at two-thirds others at one-third December prices.
 All our Mems Finest overcoats, were $35, $8o, $29 and $25, marked down to $17.5O; $2O, $22 and $25 Overcoats now $15. Other lots of Fine Kersey Overcoats marked down to $9.OO.
 All of our Boys and Children's High Grade Cape Overcoats and Ulsters prices thro the season were 0I.oO, pS.oO, $1O ana $1S, all marked down to $0 Take your pick from the very best Overcoats and Listers for Boys for $500. Sizes to IA years Large Boys or Young Mems Overcoats marked from $15, SIS and $2O, down to $75O
 Several lots Mems Listers that were $so $22 SPA and $25, now $15.OO.
 The Finest Young Mems Listers in our store for $1O.0O; were $15, SIS and $2O
 Large Boys Overcoats now $5. %; were $7. 50, $10 and $12
 Suits parts of Suits and odd Pants for men, boys and children at figures to close and prices that will astonish you.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-07
The Hammer Fell

Shortly after 10 yesterday at the great auction sale of silks in New York, and r. M. Brown & Co. bought New Haven S share of tbe most beautiful black, col ored and fancy silks ever produced in two hemispheres. They will be placed on sale here in few days. fl It
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-07

The engagement is announced of James P. Andrews, Yale TT, reporter of the supreme court. and Miss Ray of Chicago.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-07
Miss Lulu Vohl

| 3 AIIItTICU U.. By the United Chorus, led by MT. Stock.
 Miss Edith Barr is pupil of Miss Mary Dudley Burk and won deserved applause from the audience.
 The proceeds of the festival were for the benefit of the Christian Endeavor society of the Howard avenue Congre- gational church. A goodly sum was netted.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-07
Parlor and Bed Room Suites and Furniture
 Generally,

known and popular dealers in furniture. whose establishment is the largest in the city, and whose goods cannot be surpassed by any dealer in New Eng land, offer splendid inducements to pur- chasers at this time. There is a special sale going on now, and all who need parlor suites bedroom suites, easy chairs, couehes or anything in the line of furniture; also carpets, rugs, mats, lace curtains, shades, draperies, paper hangings, etc, will be surprised as we'll as delighted at the superb selections and the extremely low prices. S7-97 Orange street and 7SO Chapel street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-07
Advance Sale

In season or out of season there's always s0methlMg- here to tempt shoppers. Now it's Portieres, new, bright and big with value. About 1000 to select from. Chenille Por- tieres.
 At $IoS heavy knotted fringe top and bottom, with dado and frieze.
 $2.o8, $s.4S and $3oS, full width, heavy fringe extra heavy dado and frieze.
 Special, plain Chenille full width, extra heavy different coiorings, $2,o8. Heavier Porteres, heavier fringe, $3.oS.
 Made-by-accident Portieres (24 yds. instead of 3 yds.) colors tobacco and blue, silk finish, $2.48. Were they full length $3.9S would be the price.
 See the window display and you'll want to reach the second floor where they're sold. Easy to reach with Elevator.
 MALLEYsNEELYMp@'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-07

Physicians and surgeons private dis pensary, 739 Chapel street, room 9. All diseases treated, 9 a. m. to pm. fl If
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-07
Snap shots from the sale oi Linens.
Cotto,ss

Four-quarter Brown Standard Sheet ing at 4c. yard.
 Four-quarter Brown Constitution Sheeting, at SC. yard.
 4o-inch Brown Constitution Sheeting at 9c. yard.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-08
Ceferrcib= MuGavm.

- Sn Wien ffarb bieier Sage Elm
iunger Wt0nn. Der leinerjeit Our9 cine
t0rperlibe gbnormitdt Die Nufmert=
iamteit Der meoiSiniiden g8elt auf iih
lentte. @r trl9 ndmli1 oas Sers 0ui
Der re6ten Seite unter DEM Srlltfea
unO ni6t auf Der linten. Ser jungs
Mtann nit DEM ,re6ten" SerSen bieB
QloOlI S1leiiuaer uno mar yudbalter.
Bele0entliG Der Nusmu iterung S9le=
fingers in YreBbur9 fdnO Der unter=
iu0enOe WtilitararSt, ooB S9leiin9er'a
NerS nibt aui Dem ri0tigen PlaB uno
on einem anoereu Grte Gebettet lei,
cine @ntoedun9. ilber Die ale Nniueien=
ben ni6t weuig perblilIit luaren. Ser
ytegimentsarSt truute LANCE ieinem Ge=
Dor njGt, bis er lid enoli6 OOlltommen
Der9emiiert bate, odB Ieine Wabrneb=
mung ietitebe, mOrauf Stlelin9er fir
~untaugli4 erfldrt uno ab9swieien
puroe. Sis babin bate Sbleliu9er
feline &enntniB bon Der Sbatiahe, ban
er oas SerS aui einem folI1en Sled
babe, aud bereitete lie linn ME Gle
minoeIte unbeba9Iiateit. Dor ettuu
bier Sabren trug err lih nit Dem @es
oanten. ieinen SOrper mad ieinem Soos
einem Wuieum 81 wlomen. Sn eiuem
Srieie oil ben PrOiehor Or. s.. b.
S1rOtter i9rieb er oamals, oaB er iit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-08
Sbio.

- Gin Gincinnatier &eiien=
Der Namens 6. &olenbam bate tiirs=
lid eiu %aufre9enoes gbenteuer I'M
8reat Nortbern Sutel IN 6bica9o 81
belteben. Serielbe mar iiber 6 Stun=
ben in eiuem iiniteren SuOeSimmer ein=
geiperrt. Die Sburen 81 Den Babe
simmern iino 10 ein9eri6tet, oaB lie,
Inn Si9t gu iparen. oas elettriI9e Sibt
autOmatiid auslOi9en, iObalo fie befti9
in's S9loB semorfen peroen. Dies
pfle9t jeoO9 nur beim Gerlai1en oea
Saoeraumes gu sei6eben. &oienbam
bate Die Sbire pnen 9elalien uno
ipoIte Die an oerielben beiinoli6en BE-
seln leien. YlOBli6 fiel Die Sbiire
in's SdlOB, oas Si6t perlOi6te unO
&plenbam mar 10 fslt aeianseH, al=
tpenr er in ein,m e%iiernen 8eloidrani
itede. Grit na6 feds Stunoen ipuroe
er bon einem farbisen GlepatOrjun9en
entoedt uno in fat bepubtloiem 3u-
itanoe aus ieinem @efangniB beIreit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-08

in 9roBen @eloperlegenbeiten beIitloe
uno ieinen 2eibnam on oas Sritil6e
Wuieum in Sonoon p~ertnuien Weroe;
oas WuIeum lebnte inoeB bas N~n9ebpt
ob. S9leliuger mar lett Wtitte Sepz
TENDER idner frarlt, er erreidte elm
Glitter BON ~ Sabren. Sa iib Die So
Mile Der Section Der 2ei1e auf's gtller=
enti6ieoenIfe wioeriebte, mubte oieielbe
unterbleiben. 9roieiOr Or. b. S9rDt=
ter Guhtrte ii6 iiber oitien 6ua: sd
unterIu6te ieinerseit ben jungen Mann
uno fano, oab bel inn nitt nur oas
SerS, ionoern au6 MtilS 2eber unO
ale Sbeile Der G~in9eipeioe lire 9lGbe
9etauibt batten, turs. oaB ales, mas
redts iiBen iollte, lints gela9ert mar
uno um0etebrt. Sraeno eiuen nut=
wsisbaren i@doliben @influB auf feline
GeIunobeit hattie oieie Nbuormitdt tei-
neswe9s. Grit in ben lebten Sa9cl
Itarb I'M Il9emeinen &rantenbauie Elm
Damn, Der iniofern 'eine nod cOmpli=
~cirtere IbnDrmitdt nufluies, ais nit Den
observation-disclosures pon Sers, MtO9en,
Wil3 II. I. N. aud nod ~beIonoere gno=
malisen nit einber9iuSeu. Gin Montl
nit Den MbuprnitIten S9lelinger's
tam 200 Sabre leberl, b. b., luern
ibm iDnIt ni1tS sultOBt.... Die gSil=
ienI6ait tennt glbnormitlten pie Die
eel3iloerten." SIN NrihtuB on Den
6aa S9lelinger miro aus SeilbrOnu
bon einem Observation-Disclosures
oei1rieben, oaB Dor ni6t iebr LANCER
I3eit benz Nntrag zines perbeiratbeteN
3~2idbrigen Mannes auf &erIi6eruna
ieines 2sbens oesbalb niht i.attsegebeu
iperben tpnnte, neil Der VertrauensarSt
ieltitelte, oaB Der g%ntra9iteler oas
Sers auf Der redtcn Settle babe. Sc,
betreffenoe Serr fiiblte Ii6 poltommer
wobl uno mar iiber ben dr5tli1en Sum
ni9t weuig %eritaunt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-08
Uetbeilte Treube

lit ooppelte Sreuoe, oentt Der YrdIiosnt
Der Sirm 2unoin & So, Serr Srieor.
2unoin, welder bel Der leBten Wabl
bic Srelloe batteu, als Senator BON
Staate SQinois nit acknowledgement
Waioritdt erpablt 81 meroen uno
rpiinltt nun audi feline 3unOen i'm aa=
9emeiteu uuo beIOuoers feline Nsenteu
ebenio sufrieoen 81 ieben. 2eien uno
wunoern sic ii9 iiber Die idOnen
pertb= uno 9ei6madpolen W b.
II a 1tsgei6ente wel6e Die Sirma
9lllen unb einem SSeoen anbietet. Gr=
items cine ubr Wenoelubr) .Victoria"
9euauut. Sieielbe lit % 3ol bod uuo
uno aus Gihen= ooer Walnnbbol, per=
fertist, welde cine 3ierrat in leoem
Sauie 1T unb ii1 ni6t einnal 81 i6d=
men brau6te i'm Palait Der &0ni9in
bon Gn9lano, bic benIelben Hamen
iiibrt, gu iteben. 6erner cine gSanoubr
nit benz Namen vTapoleou", pel9e
ibren PlaB in jeoem 2aoen uno @e=
i6dftsSimmer baben iOlte, ba lie beion=
oers fir iol6e beltimmt, Ob9lei6 iiber=
all paiieno uno seidmadpol. POlirt
in Giben= oOer WalnuBbaubOl8, "a
3oa bod uno nit einem 3iiferblatt ppll
II 3ol uerIebsn. Yeioe llbren gebeu
nit einmalisem @uiSieben adt Sage.
Der 8eIdmaf Der Meniden 1T peribie=
ben. Niht ale lieben ubren, ipesbulb
bic Sirma aud eiu Weilna1tsgei6ent
aus SLIDER uno Swar einen iilbernen
Yebdlter neblt Seher inpenoig per9ol=
bet, anbietet. @eun uerlan9t, er-
bdlt ein Sober p0lig irei, Ib=
bilouneen bon oieien Geeidenten nebit
Grtldrung. Shreiber bieies bat ielbit
bic Yrdmien in Nu9euibein genonmen
uno 9eiunoen, oab lie oas lit, fir mas
Tie aIs9egeben miro. Sunoin's Wab=
boloerbeeren=Yie bat ben Geidmad Der
2eute BON gmerita erObert. ebenIo UOlls
fommen als 9fapoleon einmal europa
erDberte uno 1T nun oas populdrite
8etrdnt oes 2anoes. gBer als g9ent
fir SunOin's @a6boloerbeeren : Sier
orbeiten mil, bat Darum 9eraoe nun
cine 9iinitige 8elegenbeit, ni6t allein
@elo 81 peroienell, iOn0ern aud
Elm wertbpolles acknowledgement al
erbalten. 2eIen Sic Die 9lnSei9e bon
&lrnoiu & So. auf elmer anoereu Seite
Oieies Slattes ulO Sic meroen iin=
ben, welte portreifli1e Gi9eni6aiten
Der @a6boloerbeeren Syrup beiiBt.
Seionoers ais g8eibna6ts9eibent lit
oas Wd6bOlOerbeeren Bier beliebt.
SeBen iie ii9 Oarum lo9lei0 bin uno
i6reiben na6 N9enten SeOin9ungen
nebf Probcflaihen; es iii nur turSe
,3eit bis g8eibnONten uno gemib lpollen
Sic Die g8aare 10 f~ritbseitiN baben, oGB
Sic oieielben OOr bieier 3eit uertaufen
t0nnen. Yeeiien sic ii9 Oarum uno
aOreiiirsn on
2unoiu & Co., z 81 9 g.
SeHerion=Str Gbica9O, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-08

- Sn Spotane ftebt Elm bert=
fiber MiliDndr unter Woroantlase Dor
8eri9t. ndmli1 Der bisber bo9anss=
iebene Sisbfarm SeliBer NoOlf Sel+
benin. elm geborener Sannoperaner.
Selbeim gait fir cine fioele Sart, uno
tpenr er our Staot fam, 10 ging es ge=
wObnli9 bod Der. @enn er aber
S9naps trant, mas iebr ielten portam.
10 trieb er es tot. 0pr eini9en Sa9en
betrarlt er 1i9 in @bistep unO traf in
Der Wirtbi6ait bes Stem Club" einen
alien Setannten Namens Bill Smith,
nit benz er pOrber einen Streit iiber
feline S6ieBiiderbeit gebabt bate. Was
bort geideben lit, oariiber 9eben bic
3eusenausiagen. iOwsit Die Gin3elbeis
better in yetra6t tommen. auseinan=
Der, Sbatia9e 1T, bas Selbeim einsn
Saub auf Smith a~bieuerte uno bieien
auf Der STEELE tDotete.
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MiTpnri.

- SIN ct. 2Ouis brebt ii6 Elm
grOBer Streit Inn Die 9oloenen Saare
zines &inoes. 8or eiRigen @O6en er=
frantic oas Iiebenjdbrige S69ter6en
Der 6rau Soiepbine Matbeis. galo
bNrauf fin9en Die prd6ti9en 0ploenen
Saare Der tleinen Paticutin, auf wel6e
Tie INNER 10 itOt5 9eweien mar, an, in
GROCER Mten9e a~us5ufalen. Srau
Wtotbeis ialnmelte oas SOAR io~r9fdlti9
nno bei6lOB, O0mit cine Yuppe sl
'miIden uno oann ibrer So1ter gum
Geldent Su MAIDEN, Doer aber als gln=
berten 81 beBalten, falls oas Mdo9en
fterben iOilte. Na6Oem tie cine 9enii=
Genoe Guantitdt 9eiammelt bate,
i6ttte lie oolielbe nebIt elmer Yuppe Su
benz SUOrtinitler s. 8. Sonato, Da=
nit oieIer Die Puppe nit Dem 0epiinlh-
ten &apii6mld Ueriebe. Sieier Sage
~lieferte Donate Die Yuppe nit benz
SaarpuB mieoer ab. Srau Watbeis
bebNlptet nun, ooB SOuoto Oas Saar,
bas lie oemieIben 9eihidt, gar ni6t be-
m,Bt babe uno oaB lie in benz &ppi=
ihmld Der Puppe piele Qralle Saare
entOedt babe. Sic babe ii3 ioiort na6
SOnNto's GeI6dft5lotal begeben uno
ben SeiiBer sur 9ieoe 9eitelt. Sonato
lei OOriiber %oermaBen dr9erli& sepor=
ben, oaB er lie bei6impft uno ioQar
Sauo on lie 9ele0t babe. Seitber ers
bob Srau Matbeis i'm POlisei9eritte
cine 2ntIUge 8e9en SOn0tO lue9en Srie=
oensitOrun9. GrOu 9Onato bebaup=
tet, oaB Die Saare, wsl9e Grau IRA.
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Wputaua.

- Ser oes Moroes Der Sroll Gun=
ningbam an9etla9te uno sum Sooe
perurtbeilte Cabin s. Gbriit, alias
Gbarles Slaf, alias Charles Moanls,
uuroe tiirSlib i'm Gef0ngnibbOf 81
&alispell, bingeri6tet. SOn alien
Aniucienoen mar Der Serllrtbeilte am
meiiteu 9efabt.
&siner Der SOr9dn9e l1m i'm berum
forte ieine &ube uno bepOr er ben Soz
oesiprunS tIat, ia9te er: sd bin Der
sliidlihite Mteni6 ouf Der @roe unp
mOQte meinen 6lauben an Seius niht
fiir meme S%esnaoi9uns uuo piel Gelo
b~ergeben."
Sierauf murmelte er ein turses Ges
bet unD Oann rief er: ,SOrwdrts,
ma9t Elm @noe."
geim Talen brad er oas Genif UNI
uno mar lOfOrt tOOt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-08
Snoiana.

- Self @arri0u5, elm betannter Seis
denrGuber in SnoianapOlis. Der
aus ietnem grubi6dnOeriI6en Gei6ait
fem 8ebeimniB madt, bat jeBt bel
blilbenoer GciunObeit iein Seitament
gem06t, ipOrin er feline Seide Dem ySn=
biona Meoicol College" in Snoianapo=
liz permu6t, Elm Snltitut, benz er cine
Wien9e Seiten uertauft bat. ST 9ibt
audi SnitruttiOnen barber, mas nit
ieiner Seihe gei6eben ipl. gtadoem
Die Sei9e ieSirt woroen, uno Die Stu
bien 9ema6t peroen, iOa aQes Sleii6
bon ben &noden 9elDit uno lebtere 9e=
reini9t uno in natiirli9er SOrm sll=
iammen9efiigt Uoroen. Sas Stelet
fOl oann i'm Se5iriaal auf9eitelt per=
ben, bic re6te Sano aui ben Grif zines
Spatens uno Der linte SUP auf Der
S6iippe Oieies Spatens rubeno. Sep
tere ioQ f6Dn pplirt iperoen uno in
9rOBen gl6ltaben Die Sni9rift rSeff
8~arrigus, Der SeideuOieb". erbalten.
Gnrri9us ertldrt, es lei bies oas einsiee
MtOnument, Oas er ii6 wiini6e, ulo
Soliege bat perlpro4en, ielnen pleBten
Mllen" gu ebren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-08

teblte nltr oas SranntpeinfdB6eu m
ieinem Snbalt. Mit serfeBten &leis
bern llno arg serihunoenen @lieoern
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