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Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27
An Open Letter to tho Mayor and
 Common Council.

TUCSON, July 23, 1853. To the Mayor an Common Council of the City Tucson.
 We are the owners of the we'll known water plant and pipe line at Quiiotoa. The plant has capacity for a city of 100000 people. It is of the best design and workmanship. It cost an enormous sum. It is better and more expensive than the city can ever expect to be able to buy elsewhere. That pump can send the water from the valley to a reservoir on op of Sentinel peak or the hill back of the university. The supply and pres sure are ample. If the city will give nothing but the right to lay pipes in the streets we will try to move the plant IF here and compete with all corners. We ask no exclusive right. Simply the right to exist. If the city will contract to pay au agreed sum per month for number of years for given nun Der or hydrants then we will contract and bind ourselves 70 give desired pressure. If the city desires we will sell tbe city the plant, and take the obligation of the city to pay for it. We submit thsee three pro- positions for your consideration. If desired we will discuss details with a committee of the council The first prop osition can do no harm. The more water plants in city the better. The railroad plant proved very useful the other night ard its use of the streets harms nobody. Neither will another.
 Respectfully submitted,
 W. H. BARNES.
 For himself and associates
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27
Why Does a Person Get Yellow?

You needn't mail sn answer to this simple conundrum. We know that you know thst a fellow--we use the term in DO offensive senss-is yellow because he is bilious. In other words, bis liver has got out of order. his bis bowels have be- come constipated. His skin and eye balls assume la most unwarrantable ss- sumption) 8 saffron tinRe, his tongue puts on coat of fur. even in the sum- mer time; beneath lis right shoulder blade and rIbs twinges remind him that a very restless mp is in tEelr immeci- ate vicinity. Now, if tbis bapiess indi- vidual will simply procure and use Hos- tetter's Stomach BittesS he'll be all right shortly. Constipation, biliousness, mslarls, indigestion, rheumatism, neu- rslgia and disorder of the kidneys and bladder all yleld to this peerless family remedy and preventative. Use 1t promptly, with persistence and regular ity. A wineglassful thrice daily.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27
Knights of the Maccabeea,

The state commander writes us from Lincoln, Neb., as follows: "Afssr txy- ing other medicines for wh at seemed to be a very obstinate cough in our tvo children we tried Dr. Kings Nov Ds- eovery and at the end of two days ths cough entirely left them. We will not be without 1t hereafter, ss our exper- ieace proves that 1t cures whare all other remedies fsil. l."-Signsa F. ". Stevens, State Con.-Why not give this great medicine trisl, ss 1t is guaran- teed and trial bottles are free at Dr. Geo Martin, drug store. Regular size 5Oo. and SLIGO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27
It May do as Much for You.

Mir. Fred Miller, of Irving, H., writes that he had severe kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains in his rack Gnd also that his bladder was affected. He tried many to called kid ney cures but without any result. About a year ago be began use of Elec- tric Bitters and found relief at once. Electric Bittsrs is especially adapted to ,ure of all kidney and liver troubles and often gives almost instant relief. One trial will prove our statement. Price only soc for large bettle. At Dr. Geo. Martin, drug store.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27
Doran Into Business.

Yesterday Governor R 0 Powers took into partnership with him in mining and real estate business the Hon. A Doran, formerly of Florence. MT. Dorsn is sn experienced mining and mill man and a recognized expert in all matters pertain ing to mining. He will at-egiv special tention to procuring money for the de- velepment of mines with a view of placing them upon the market to an ad- vantage. Governor Powers has been doing good business Tn real estate dur ing the short time he has been in busi- ness here. The new firm is a strong one and worthy of popular favor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27
Afternoon Teas.

Fit Hsrtwell in her last syndicate article says: ''I don't recommend any special brand of tea for afternoon four o'clocks. I dc, however, know all about the best tea to take at night. Park'f Tea will certainly clear your complexio a and purify your blood. You will be surprised at the improvement if you tf Ike a cup of Parks Tea each night"
 Sold by Fred Fleishman drug glst.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27
Unclaimed Letters.

List of unclaimed letters remaining in the Tucson postoffice for the week end ing July 20, 1895. Anderson, Jas Mems, F G Arapda, Teotilo Ochos, Conception Castro, Refpgio Ruelss, Trinidad Diaz, Guadalupe s Smyth, V H Gonzales, Maria Valencia, Nsrciso Guthrie, Mrs J B Vslenzuela, Rosa M Hauctemea, Juan MVega, Angel HhI, GB Velarde, Vicente Montana, Hilaria Walker, Malcolm Navarete, Jose
 CHAs DEGRoFF,
 Postmaster.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27

Misses Josephine and Atille Armijo, and their two little sisters, are going to leave for Chicago tomorrow morning. While here they made many friends who regret their departure to their eastern home. They were the guests Of MT. and Mrs. M. G. SamaniegO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27
Oh Yes.

We keep Parks Cough Syrup and we tell everyone it IS the best cough cure we sell. Everybody likes it and we sell it on guarantee. Try it for your cold.
 Sold by Fred Fleishman druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27
The Mineral Market.
Oh! My Back!

A good many tired men and women could get rid of that pam in their bacs if they would try Parks Sure Cure for the Liver and Kidneys. The trouble is usually there and Parks Sure Cure reaches and cures it.
 Sold by Fred Fleishman druggist
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27
Don't Go

Coughing around. You can stop it if you want 10 by using Parks Cough Sv-uD. Tit dosen't cure your cold you can get your money back.
 Sold by Fred Freshman, druggist
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27

Parks Tea is a great blood purifier and cleanser. A pleasant herb drink which moves the bowels without pain, gripping or discomfort. Sold by Fred Fleishman druggist.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27

The first eastern mall in three days is expected in this evening.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27

l." h his book he proposed to keep the metal value at a Larity by reducing the amount of gold iu the gold dollar. Carried to it's legitimate results would become Is to E or 32 to l.
 Having proceeded to argue that both gold and silver were measures of value until 1873, referring to the cutting of the yard stick in two, Harvey said toat the gold men had doubled the yard stick in 1873. lie asked whether If half the gold were destroyed the value of the gold dollar would not be doubled.
 Horr shook his head.
 Harvey said he would illustrate it in another way, hich the farmers would understand. If half the wheat crop ID the United States were destroyed would not the price of wheat on the Chicago board of trade be doubled. In demone- ,izing silver in 1873 the gold of the yard stick had been doubled. Friends of slver were merely asking for ihe restor- ltion of the measure by re-admitting silver to coinage. MT. Harvey said he did not propose to allow Horr to pose as the friend of the laboring man. The gold men had thrown some four millions of working men out of employment and had put some of them in prison because they objected to having their wages de- creased.
 Horr said it was in 1879 that We re- stunned specie payment and the only money of final redemption was gold. He asked was distress abroad ID thesland from that on. The fact is the years from 1879 to 1892 found out people better employed and at better wages than in any other same number of years since this government wac formed. There IS not any truth in the statement that f,O0O, GOO were out of employment.
 Continuing Harvey asked Horr not to refer to the prosperity" of the country from 1873 to 1893. The word "t,amp" census shows that depression hss been increasing at disproportionate ratio.
 SANTA CRUZ, July 24-W, F. Barret surrendered himself to the sheriff this morning snd acknowledged that he was the murderer of Blanche Lsmont and Minnie Williams. He tells straight story.
 Barrett said he dId not want to see Durrant hanged for crimes of which he is innocent. He said he knew he would be found out sooner or later and resolv- ed to surrender himself. He saw Minnie Williams, Blanche Lamont and Durrant on the street car.
 He took fancy to the girls and to try and make their acquaintance he board ed the car. When Durrsnt and che
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27

pay.
 PITTeBURG, Penu., Lee Jim Nun, a Chinaman who died last week, was bur- jed yesterday by Masons with Maaonic and Chinese rites blended. The lodge in this city subscribed $500 for the cere- monies.
 LONDON, July 22-At o'clock this sf- ternocn the following was the result Of the elections: Conservatives, 29S; Un- ionists g total $50; Liberals III, Mo Carthyites 5, PsrDelites 2, Labor ?; total l73.
 CHICAGO, July 22-A Chattanooga special says 1t was learned today that 8 combine has been effected to control all coal out put of toe big mines in the south and that coal will advance 25 per cent.
 PoCTATELLo, Idaho, July 22-From the Jpresent indications the conflict between the settlers in Jackson Hole county, northeastern Idaho and north western Wyoming, and the Indians is not ended. Today wanderers arrived
 CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 23-Twenty thousand men of the third army corps have been ordered to mobilize at Monas- tina, MacedonIa. h an encounter at Uskup between insurgents and Turkish troops, the former were defeated with
 nnl T
 DUNBAR, Pa. July 23-Last nights flood storm did great damage. A Pres byterian parsonage was struck by tighten ing and partially destroyed and many buildings were badly damaged. Tele graph poles on the B. & O. road were blown down and the track between Dun- bar and Unlontown is washed out for over half mile. The bridges over Dunbar creek were all swept away thus the town.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1895-07-27

Architect Heinlein of Phoenix, las completed the plans for 8 model dormI- tory for the territorial university in Bc- cordance with the authority granted the board of regents by the last Legislature It will cost about Sl0, GOO and wIE. # possible, be constructed of stone. On'y a wing and an administration building will now be erected, giving 32 roomG, as we'll as broad halls, dipiGg room, kitchen and offices. The dOrmitcry, owing to the remote condition Of the university, has been decidly needed, and wlli add materially to the popularity and useful ness of the institution.
 Hon. George Roskruge arrived In Tucson 2l years ago today. At that time it took nearly a month to get a iet- ter from his home ip England, but the world moves and today he received a letter postmarked Fleet Street, London, II days ago. It was six days in cross ing the ocean and five days n coming to Arizona from New York. Since hIs coming to the territory the march ot improvements has been DO less Isp.d. At that time the nearest railroad was thousand miles off and San Francisco was five days travel by land and two by water distant, and this on fast time.
 Mir. H. Simpson, manager of the Con solidated Kausas City Smelling & Re fin;ng compsDy, was in the city Satur- day. Ills company has fl furnaces in operation. Mir. Simpson was here for the purpose of arranging for ths survey Of the Mineral HiiI mines owned by MT. Thos. Hughes and Mr. fl. 2. BGnee, with a view to 8 lease ana subsequent purchase. His associate, Mr. Frank Earle. who is the general ore buyer Of the company. wIll have charge Of sur yeying and plating Of the properties. A full account of these properties VIII appear in the CITIZEN tomorrow.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
Snotama.

- Sin idtperes llugliid 1T Dor eini=
gen 5a9en Dem junsen Sobn Soldier,
bon GDansDille Der ungeiQbr cine
Iteile auf Der anoeren Settle pOm Dat
SPILL Srieobofe wobnt, paiIirt. Ser
illn9e Wann tebrte Mittass nit ieinem
6eipann bonn Seloe beim uno fibrte
Die Pferoe CUR Srante. gines Der
Sbiere mar beionoers buriti9, ordn9te
iiA Dor uno itelte Iia 10. oaB bas ans
Oere uidt an oas @aTer seIansen
tpnnte. Ni6t oarau oenteno, oaB oas
qfsro nod jung mar uno leidt iheute,
CAB Der Sarmer linn einen oerben
S6la9 nit Der Sauit. Sas Sbier
fdlug binten aus uno seri6metterte
Dem jun9en Wanne bic Sinnlaoe unO
i6lus ibm Su9lei4 Die porOeren 3Gbne
Elm. Ser Setlasenspertbe lit nod
ni6t i'm Stanoe, etrpas aroeres als
fliliii9e Nabrun9 81 ii9 gu nebmen unO
lsioet grObe S6ner5en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
Stto.

- Die 6rauen in Cincinnati
baben I'M p%er9an9enen WtOnat nit eben
10 Diel Mutb als Sumor Elm ieltianles
Mert poQbr06t: Gines i6Onen Wtpr=
gems erI6ienen bunoert Srauen in sier=
li9en &attuntleiOern nit sroBen S6uB=
bitten, nit Soden uno 8elen bepannet
in Der Sauptitrabe Der Stabt uno be-
aarnen lie eifrig gu reinisen. Die
3uidauer, bic ii6 maiienmeiie Inn iie
periammelten, ermunterten iie our6
ibren Seifal. &iele lieBsn iid DON
ibren Sinoern ibr MittageIien brinsen,
baB lie, auf ben SAmelen iiBeno, pers
sebrten. Oils bic SOnne iant, tuaren
Die Sauptitrabert, gum eriten Ral felt
feds Wpnrten, rein geiegt. Sie tiib=
men Grauen batten ibr 3isl errei6t,
bean bic Sater Der Staot i1dmten Iib
() 10 iebr, oaB lie bon nun an fir Die
Reinli6teit Der Staot gu iurseu be-
i9lpnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
Sernlii6te WaGri6ten.

Sin ypoIttartenipiB, ben iid ein
S9ubmader nanlens Suit in aibers.
leben erl0ubte. fam ibm tbeuer sl ite.
ben. Sin Serliner He6tsanipalt bate
slne Goroerun9 9e9en Suit einsutrei.
ben, mas lbn jeoOh niat 9elang. gr
ipollte oesbGlb ben S6ulouer gum 81.
electromagnetic brin9en; Suit eri9ien
aber 81 Dem Sermine ni6t, uno nun
tbeilte lbm Der &ehtsanmalt nit, oaB
er i'm Sur gbleiItung oes Sfenbas
runaseioes i'll Sait brin9en laien
milne. Sarauf idrieb Der S6uloner
al ben G~edtsanmalt cine Yplttarte,
Die nllr bic Worte entbielt: ,llnper.
itdmt bin iA nod ME gepeien. !Sp9.
a6tunasuOl @. Suit" ga oas 9Dort
lid" Smeinal unterltri6en iuar, 10
muBte Der &ebtsanwult aus Der polt-
tarte entnebmcn, Oas ibm ielbIt Der
Sprwurf Der llnueriddmtbeit gemadt
peroen Iplte, uno ltelte ossbdlb Straf-,
drtraa pegen Ofientli6er Yeleioiaun9.
Yer 8trihtsBof p%erllrtbeilte ben aar,
tenidreiber 81 so Mart Celebrate Ooer
Sebn Sa9en 8eidn9niB. !
Curb iibermdBiges SanSen bat
in Suomeiler bel &lein= Holielu
elm jun9er Wann iein 9eben ein9ebiiBt.
Sm Sduie Der g8obe iano bort bic Sir.
mes TAFT. Ser 25ldbrige Strip Gietri9,
madte beim SonSeu redt tolle Spriin9e. !
YlOBlib fiiblte er lib unpObl, brad Sus
iammen uno mlBte %bewuBtlos BON Der
STEELE getra9en weroen. "a Stunoen
nahber bate err unter i6reflihert
Shmersen ieincn @eilt auiseseben.
Sine Sarmperi6linsung bate ieinem
2ebeu Elm Cube ssmadt. gr binter.
laBt cine iunse 2Slttwe obne &inDer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

49,
Jnlano.
Californian.

Ser San 6ronciscper, &eoatteur,
Serr MPi6oel ne Yollng, bat Iia pol
elmer Gurpporeiie eineu nod 5lsmli!'
out eybaltencu S6runisiiel, Der aus
Noppleou oes Griten 3elten itammt,
mitqcbra6t. Gs beiBt, oab Ssrr oe
Young ben Sbron, ben Der %vtleine
Nopoleon" an Merttn9en 'o9or iclbh
benubt huben ioQ, III ieinem &eoGt=
tions=9urcou uuiitelcn uno BON benz
ielben aus ieine soitOrIellen SIlBe 9e8ell
bic uutcroriIier Der @uboner llno
oeQen Den Srluno nod INNER unter
feiner Safe bal!anoe brltiiten SDlpclI
al idleuOern benbii6tiGt. Sin peItll=
der &OlIe9e tOmmt bel elmer Selpre'
dung oieier Qtngele9enbeit 81 Dem
ptiiimifii6en S6Iuiie, es peroe nun
bolo Mooe peroen, O0B ieoer Geoat=
teur ieincn ei9enen S9ron babe.
Mun6er mcbr gum 2urus nei9enoe
,SGriftIeiter" iueroe il4 auBeroem
nod Elm S3epter sule9en. Der Ssrr
Gole0e Iiebt entI6ieosn 81 I6porS
msint bic 9eOria ySOnne". Wlr
glauben ni6t, oGB Sbrore jemaIs ltart
in Mooe tommcn Deroen. Gs 1T
i6wer, Elm ioldes MObel auf Bump,
.ieconObdroig" ooer ouf Ibsabiung gu
tuufen. Dies lit ollein 8runo senrg,
nurum Reoutteure I'M NQ9emeinen IS
purSieben perOen, iib Obne Sbron
pur6's 9eben gu idlageH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
@citsS ir8inien.

gu g iterO lie be9i,r9 in elmer
Der lcBtcn gtI4te Elm Selpumper Na=
mems Sen Snrner cine entiebli4e Sob
bcit. Nl5 er turS Dor Witterna6t BON
Ger NybCit bt:mtGBrte uno pDu iciner
Satin. Die mad 9cbliebcn mar, INN
Ibm Oos Nd6teiieH 81 bereiteu, nit
freunOli6cm Uru5 empial0cn murOe,
iu1te er iie 5i !iberrcceiI, cine 6litIIi0=
lett, Die er GUs eiEem bon ibn mitge-
brUGten 5lGiG6en in cine SQIe 9OB,
81 Iib 81 nebmen. gus 6rau Burner,
Der O05 iOnOcrbare geusGmen hires
NtOrne5 a~Uiiiel, 66gcrte. Die 6liiliias
tfit 81 t"rlnten, i6leuoerte turner ibr
ben SnaOlt Der &niie. DER aus S6we-
ieliGure beltOnO, ms Oeii6t uno ergriii
hGNE Die Giu6t. Die beOOuernswertbe
TraU bat crtlcgli0e Yronopunoen i'm
8eIi2t er!ittcn unO 1T iir ibr gauges
&phpn erti.rnt. Gir ShcIl N"" GS"~c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29

Shritt uno Sritt, nabmeh oas Sutter
aus Der Scno uno iiberna1teten in
SDfe oes 6oritbauies. Dor Ginger
3eit ipllten bieie Orei Winter9dlte enos
li6 aemaltiam entfernt peroen, aber
Swei fliihteten ourh oas pIiene Softbor
in ben Sof suriif uno nur oas cine
S9ier iuhte bas Weite. Ha6oem
aber an Nbeno oeiielbcu Sases oas
SbOr geidloiien muroen mar, bbrte bic
benin Na6tmable iibenoe Samilie ein
Foltern uno Carmen an Spftbore; es
mar bas Sbier, oas Ginlab be9e6rte
uno aud wieoer saitlihe auinabme
lamb.
= Sas als Sommeririi6e beIiebte
Staotben s @ d. in &arnten lit
BON einem 9rOBen Sranounsliif beim=
9elu6t worben. Der Srano lit, ipie
fsltgeltellt purOe, our9 ipielenoe &iu=
Der perlriaht UOroen. Sm 8anSen
lino 60 8ebGuli6teiten ab9ebramt.
Der Sbiirm Der Staotpfarrtir1e lit
tbeiltusiie ein9eitiirst. llm s ubr
gbenDs mar Der Srano i'm @eientli6en
9eodmpit. Sin Serluit al Meni6en.
leben 1T ni6t 81 b~etla9en. 9as etrua
100 G%lnmobner sGblenoe Stdot6eu
llegt in reisenoer Sage an Der MtetniB
lno bat cine biitDrii1 interen0ute Ser
gan9enbeit. IS bat alte Staotmauern
nit 0raben, cine gOtbiide YiOrrtirhe
aus Dem Is. uuo cine Sominitaner=
tirbe aus Dem IL. Sabrbunoert, eineu
Sprin9brunnen boil 1868 uuf benz
MarttplaB, 9roBartige ShloBruinen
uno cine Gomtburei oes SeutIden
Sroens. Die @eibi6te ppn Srieiab
reidt biz in bic GOmsrSeit suriid; es
mar in SOl9e ieiner Gage an Der Strabe
nab Stalien i'm Mittelalter ein wibti=
ger Sanoelsplab, waroe aber i'm l3.
S%abrbunoert Sueimal SerltOrt.
- Wie in % Die ,Samen bonn
Stano" iib aus2leihen, erSdblt oas
Sremoenblatt. Die Sblibdnolerin
:SuIanna Gberle bate Die Slumen=
bGnolerin War9aretbe SDnabauer me=
gen OiientliAsr Yeleioiauna am Stano"
anaetla9t mo liren9lte Yeitraiun9 be-
9ebrt. neil lie bon Der .Srau 8e9nerin"
0naeipuft wuroe. gls 3euginnen
wuroen in Der &laae niht nenl9er oils
a6tpbu Sbit=umb Wemiilsbdno!erlnnen
nambait aemaht. Nls nun beim Ve=
sirts9erihte Nlleraruno Die Strailabe
Gberle=S onabauer" aufaeruien wuroe,
meloete lib nur bic &ldgerin Gberle.
Die Dor ben 3idter trat uno betannt
CAB, Die 8ei1ihte lei arsaealihen."
&ihter: So, 10! "a bat Sbnsn Die
Sonabausr sswiB 9lbbitte aeleiiiet. -.
8ut, Sic t0nnen aeben!" &ld9erin:
yWiiien g, Guer 8nuoen abbit' bat
not. aber lie bat Il Dor bic aht,ebn
3eu9en BON mir anipuden laiien. No..
uno oa ian mir quit" Ser &i6ter
nabm ben &iidtritt BON Der @ntlaae
CUR amtliden 3enntniB unb iteQte bas
Straiperiabren elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
u n ..

3 n.

- Ius 81 iirnbers pirb semel=
bet: Cine &0bin, bic 35 Sabre bel
elmer rei6sn Gamilie vtreu uuo ileibi9"
9eoient uno mics Sino i'm Sauie
gebalten ipuroe, betOmmt plOBll6 gum
9roben S6redeu ibrer Serri6ait -
Seiratbsgeoanten. Wan bietet alles
auf, Tie DON oieism 9orbaben absu=
brinesn. Die Serridaft lit auber iia,
uno Die &b6in ioate balo iuue iueroeu,
warUm lire Serribait iib gar 10 beitig
Qe9en ibre yGerior9unN" iuebrt. Gin
braper, fleiBi9er Gei6ditsmann fiibrte
Die sbeufaQs braUe uno fleiBige &O6in
al ben @ltar. Ser Wann 1T @ittWsr
ullo tinoerlps. Sro.ocm er's nibt
n6tbi9 bat, fr0gte er oOh ua@ eiui9eu
Sa8eu mad ibrsm 8ermO9en. Die
~ebsmali9e &6hin 9eltanO ieBt unter
Weinen, oaB lie ei9entli9 nidts babe,
oenn ibren 2Obn babe lie ieit 80 Sab
rem bel ibrer SerrI9aIt iteben 9eiaiien
uno Der Serr babe 9cIa9t, err babe oas
8elo i'm 8el6dit iteden uuo t0une ss
jcSt niGt berausSicben. Sbr WGnn
uar ipra6los. Gr ieBte li6 nit Der
Ssrribaft III Ssrbinoung unO es itelte
ii6 berdus. oaB Der %rildltdnoige SObn
li6 auf 10000 0tt. beiGuit. Man
eini9ts ii9 oabiu, baB Die 10, 200 nj.
u%utinobur iteben bleibeu uuo nit
5 psf. p~er5init peroen.
WaRsnbaItes Nuftreten bon
Acknowledgements bat in Seutl6s
lano mebriaG GiienbabnsiI9e gum Ste
ben 9ebra6t. Nuf Der bOpriiAen
Strede SteinsR ObltaQ 9riiieu zines
abcnos beim Srte Nnwanoen bic Hd=
Der zines @iiterSuges ni9t mebr au.
Inter Den &aoern entoedte man cine
ihlIpieri9e 0iaiie. Wel9e bon seroriid-
fen RnNncn berriihrts. Cine lln,nhl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
Gererreib. uusaru.

Sn @ploenitein in WGbren.
einem Gute oes r%e9lerenoen 6iirlien
Sie1tenltein, lebt Der 66rlter Yeitl.
Die 60rlterei. iein WObnbaus, lie9t
pom Orte cntiernt am Salme oes
Waloes. Die arOBe &dlte uno Der
iiberaus i6neereI6e DerflOiiene gSinter
Span9en o0s @iio, bis in Die 9tlbe
menlhli6er WObnun9en porSuorin9en,
mo Dor Dem erWdbnteu 6orlihaule fan-
ben iid re9elmaBig oreiSebn Stiid
Sirihe Elm. I'M td9li6 ibre bon Der
60rlteriamilie berbeigeibaifte 9lBun9
in gmpian9 gu nebmen. als enolih
Der Shnee an ihmelSen beaann, pers
sihtetsn Senn Stiid auf oas ibnen 10
wiuis usrabreidte Gutter. orei Stild
aber. Elm Se6senoer, nno Swei
.Sbiere". permO6ten iib bon Der 6amis
lie oss 6Orlters nidt mebr 81 trennen.
sic iolaten ben Saus1er nj
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-10-29
S0Wets.

Die G~artbauIer &loiterberren bon
Sallainte i'm &antou ,sreiburg llno
BON einem ~blutiungen glopisen. Der oa.
bel nit erNauuli9er Sre6beit por9ln9.
INN cine aniebnlihe Summe beltoblen
noroen. Sam oa zines Cages ein gut
9etleioeter junger Serr BON Is ooer ~
Sabren gum &lOIter llno meloete lt9
inter 9prleQung zines iebr warmen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bonn grsbll4of
BON 9aris gum Gintritt in ben Sroen.
Gem @eIu6 wuroe iniOlpeit ent=
Iprohen, als man ben Singing 81 ben
ieoer Qufnabme pDrausgebenoen itrens
oen ugrercitien" SulieB, oenen lld Der
.@eopbit" nit srOBem giler unterSog.
;Smmerbiu erre9te oelien Su9eno belm
9rjor eini0e SeDenten uno man be-
ihlob. bic @ufuabme blnonsSul6leben.
she ieooh Dem juIgen 6remoen oleler
geI6luB mitsetbeiit meroen tpnnte,
uabm oieier cine @eleaenbelt lpabr, urn
Der Mlittbsiluna SuuorSutommen. lin
Wiitternatt, ou Die Snlalen oes Slos
tiers lid sur 6riibmeile III Der &apelle
perlammelteu, ltieg er in ben OOf bin.
unter, no bic nit Ausbenerungsarbels
ten beibditi9ten Sauarbeiter aasrlei
g9eri,eug battsn iteben laIlen lno bes
ma6tlete IiA elmer Seiter. NIT oeren
Silie er ir oas 3immer oes Priors 9e=
lanote. Sort bemGdtigte er lib Der
3aiie nit etwa 1900 Wif. Snbalt uno
nabm oanu ben gSeg ms Sreie. Der
prior nabm slpar ben Sisbitabi ioiort
mabr uno blieb ni6t i'm llnSewlnen
iiber Die Yerion oes Sbdters, alleln IN
Der gtabe 9ab es weoer telegraph nod
6erniprsher. Oils man Woraens III
naben Stdot6en Sielle nabiprlbte nno
Die poliiei benahrihti9te. erfubr mon.
oaB Der jun9e Serr aus benz &lofer
nod in Der Waht einen WaSsn genie.