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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
DEAN FARRAR'S BOYHOOD.
In His Youth He Lived with Ear Close
to Natures Heart.


In "The Life Story of Dean Farrar,"
which appears with many illustrations in
the first number of the Temple Magazine,
we are told that he was years old whe 4
his parents returned from India. The
scene of his boyhood changed when he
was years old from Avlesbury to the Isle
of Man, his parents having taken a house
on the shores of Castleton Bay. During
the next seven years he lived with his ear
close TO the heart of nature, in a spot
where the rush of life was unknown.
A love of nature has remained one OF
the most powerful influences of his life,
and the mention OF the island still brings
to the Deans face far-away look of ten
der memories. 1.-The Manxman'' is one
of his favorite books to-day; and he
speaks in graceful praise of those graphic
pictures which Hall Caine has drawn OF
the Institutions and scenery OF the isle OF
Man, pictures which will preserve to pos.
terity much that is passing away before
the onward rush OF the tourist. One
event in his school life stands out with
awful vividness in the Deans mind to-
day. 1t was the fire in 1874 by which the
whole of Kin. William's College was de-
stroyed; and that there was not one fatal
accident is due IN part to Fred Farrar, -
to use his boyhood's name, for he was one
of the first to give the alarm. II shall
never forget he said, waking UP at
night with the suffocating smell OF smoke
and, when / opened the door at one end
of the long dormitories, being met by the
bursting flames.
II reused my brother. and we ran to-
getner from bed 10 bed waking up the
boys. Then came the fearful suspense,
while we all stood huddled together in a
dark passage. waiting for the key to be
found for the only safe door of exit; and
the Joy when it was at length opened and
we rushed pell-mell out of doors, bare
footed and with scarcely anything on but
our night shirtsI It was a Decsmber
night, and the cold was intense; but the
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
MARITAL TROUBLES.
They Cause Chris Savage to Swallow
Dose of Rat Poison.

They Cause Chris Savage to Swallow a
Dose of Rat Poison.
Chris Savage, barber al 666H Howard
street. attempted 10 commit suicide last
night by swallowing dose of rat poison.
He was taken to the Receiving Hospital
and DR.. Fitzgibbon applied the usual rem
dies with satisfactory results.
Marital troubles are assigned as the
cause of Savage's attempt. He ba, not
been long married, but in that short time
he and his wife have not lived happily
together. About week ago they broke
mp housekee ping, and she went TO live at
409% Clementina street.
Last night he hired room in a lodging
house on the corner of Sixth and Howard
streets. He told friend when he lett his
shop TO call for him in fifteen minutes.
The friend did so, and found Savage sui
ferng from the poison. He notified the
police and Savage was taken to the hospi-
tai. His wife called at the hospital TO see
him last night
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
DOG AND HEN OHUM TOGETHER.
B1ack-and-Tan Scratches Up Worms
for BABY Chickens.

Black-and-Tan Scratches Up Worms
for baby Chickens.
Black -and-tan dogs are not expected TO
earn their own living any more than dolls
and other such pets, but the Indianapolis
Sentinel reports an interesting exception
to the rule. As the story goes, the mis-
tress of the dog is also a deeper of hens.
One of these was sitting upon clutch
of thirteen eggs and Don, the black-and-
tan, soon became very curious to know
why she stayed in the barn so closely.
The dog. as it appears, had formerly
been given to teasing the hen, snatching
her food away from her and otherwise
making himself torment, but the inter-
course had gradually turned into friend
ship, and the two would sometimes be
seen lying and squatting side by side in
the sun on bit of carpet in the back
porch.
During the three weeks that the hen
sat on her eggs Don used to pay daily
visits 10 the barn and sometimes would
stay with ner by the half-hour.
Then the chicks came out of the shells.
Don was intensely interested. Ali day
long he scarcely lett the barn. The hext
morning, when the hen stepped off the
nest and with cluck called her brood
after her, Don followed.
The hen fell to scratching and the fluffy
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
Costly Feathers.

While there are probab hund reds of
men who make business of killing birds
for their feathers, the best known of the
feather hunters in the west is Hamlin
Smith, the white chief of the Cocopah In
dians. Their reservation includes most of
the land on Madeline Bay. In the marshes
OF this broad sheet of water are found the
egret, heron and crane in large mum bers
Smith reached San Francisco a week or so
ago with several bags of feathers, chiefly
egret. The load weighed less than four
pounds, but it netted Mr.. Smith Sl575
Even the heron's fsathers come high.
They fetch at wholesale from SS to $40 an
ounce. One heron, Mr.. Smith says, will
yield often feathers worth $3.50. If herons
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13

wonderful sight OF the flames issuing
fiom the windows made me forget every
thing else. 1t Was the grandest and most
awful sight / ever witnessed. Fortunately
my brother and I had friends to take us
in; and afterward we were placed. along
with other boys, in house. until the coll
lege was rebuilt, and trusted entirely by
ourselves, without master being placed
III CHARGE"
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
An Archbishop's wit.

The stories that'are told of Archbishop
Ryan's wit would fill small volume. A
well-known priest called upon him one
day to ask tor vacation on the ground
that his health required it. As he was
noted for his frequent absences from the
parish, the prelale could not let slip the
opportunity. He granted the leave OF alb
sence promptly. with a recon meudation.
"The physicians say that you need a
change oil air. iather?" They do, your
Grace.n "How would it do. then, to try
the air of your parish for month or two
as a changer"
He demonstrated once with priest
whose silk hat had seen its best days be-
fore the war. Il would not give up that
hat for twenty new ones" said the preist.
at belonged to my father, who fell in the
rising of 49," "And evidently fell on the
hat" replied the archbishop. p.-Household
w ords.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13

chicks darted hither and thither, picking
up the It'd bits which the mother had un.
covered.
'Goodp' said Don TO himself; al can
help in this business" and to the terror
of the chickens he ran in among them
and began turning up the soil at lively
rate. Then he sat down and waited,
The mother men called back the chicks
to the newly scratched earth and soon
they picked it clean. Then the dog took
another turn. And so the-go work
proceeded. to the great delight of all the
parties
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
LOEWEN's BOILING BATH.

a Kettle Full of Melted Lard Capsized
. :. on Him-He 0iay Not Recover
Anton Loewen, employed in Aunt Abb
bey's bakery, 223 Sixth street, was taken
to the Receiving Hospital about 2 o'clock
this morning, with his back. head and
face frightfuIly burned.
A kettle OF boiling lard was capsized
and the contents spilled over him. His
recovery is doubtful. He has wife and
Pour children who live at 1861 Eleventh
Astreet, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13
In Honor of Brave women.

1he historic spot at Byrsn Station, i've
miles from Lexington, KY, on which
STOOD 4 fort where famous battle was
fought near the close of the last centu ry
between the Indians and the white
settlers will soon be marked appropriately
In commemoration of that event. The
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13

are more plentiful than egret they are
more profitable hunting, because there is
only small tuft OF covering on the greet
that is ketable.-Portland Oregonian.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13

WE have just received entirely new and
beautiful lines of banquet lamps and onyx ta-
bles much cheaper than nice goods have ever
been sold heretofore. Sanborn, Vail d. Co.,
TAI Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-13

TO CUREA COLDS ONE DAY.
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All drug
gists refund the money il it fails to cure. 25c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28

Der @erepiste NOR Seboren sh Wt6eringsn,
&r. Saarbnr9, E9bi. Srier, uilb erreifte eir
Utter pom AZ Sabreit. SIM WtGrS 1878 fam
er ilo9 ben 8ereiui9ten Stoater, no er lif
III Chicago ais betriebiamer, erfol9rei6er @e.
ibditsmuilt nieoerlieB. gtu ieiltem 10 tritb:
Setti9en @rabe trd,leril bic 8ittme Trau Wtdr:
9aretb SregeuSer uuo 6 Siuoer, Yeter,
utibael, @lilobetb, aleranoer, rrSoie:b uni
llilo @ertrilo Der 1lteite Sobu @eter itlbirt
Sbeolo9te ilo bereitet it6 bel ben bo6p,
Neosmptortltets Eatres III rSanlaS Gitp OH
ben 81. Yrleitsritamo Dor. Die Seeroi9rng
lamb am Woutag, ben 90. Sanitor, pom
8rarerbauis, 210 Wobanf Ctr, n06 be,
ct. Wi6oelssS STRIDE utb poli bort nod ci,ten
fe!erlihen Requiem I'm 0 lbr mad benz ct.
SoltifatiuS SotteSdder itatt. Selc9ationel
Der 9elanlteu 8ereiIe ulo Bruoerl6aftet,
nebit 8erwanoten unb pielen SrelribeI 9aber
bent Berepigteu bas 0eIeite gum Grabe.
- @etraut wurben in Der ct. Ii3aels.
Stride am 10. San. 0r. Wat9iaS &. Eosier
uuo Sri. Nrna Sran;en; ferner ant Is. Sor.
Sob. W. Bauler uno SRI. Hauliia S6mitt,
- Su aurora, 81, ct. Gifolauss 8ir1e,
nm IA. Sam, Sr. s. y. 9tsIter uno Sri.
~Utar9aretba SrGner.
- sSu aurora, ST., itarb in Der ct. Nito:
lansz @emetloe, am 16. San. Better GSeis, 90
Sabre, 9ebitrtig aus Ruppoltspeiler I'M 81:
iab. - Sn Soroan, Wtinn., Soispb Sii6bed,
Otttglieo oes ct. Sralt;isfus u.s.. uuo Del
.. H.sS. u.s@. pom Wtiuneipta, erit AZ
SSp6re, am Ser;I6la9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28
y9islsS 1T S9sin IN Der @sIt."

Der ,9lder uni 8artenbau 3t9."
bon M%tilwautee, @isc., entnebmen mir
bas SOlsenoe iiber Die &ursmburgers
Sirma. bic .SettenoOrf Agle &c."
bon Davenport, Soma:
- Siele betauute Sirmd ma6t, cine Sps'
cialitGt aus ltablerner S%armpaSens @eteIen
ODER ,Sruds.- SieIe GeItelle llnb nit pateu.
tirten boblitdbleruell gren uno StiiSeu per.
ieben uIo iirb nl9t alleiu Iebr leibt, ioIoeri,
aud rebt baltbar 9ema6t uub lilb ni6i
tbeler. Sas gauge @eiteu, nit glsnabms
Der Sei6iel, III aus feinem Stabl angeierti8i
uno lbertrifit ,weiielsobne aIeS bis iest IN
bieler graude Der Wa9ehfabrit er;eugte.
Sie &Gber lopie aud bic Spei9en iinb aus
blantem Stable 9ema6t, uib Hi6ts fam
brt5en nod aus Der SrbnunS fommen. "a.
bel III bas @eitel iebr bili9 unb beqnem unt
psroient besbalb ben Sitel ,Sanop Srnd.
Der rpOrt @aibinatOn 3ts." ent.
nebmen mir:
@etraut wurben In ct. Ricolas burd
&ep. y. 9. eeitner, 9r. Pbilip Sdmit uni
Trl. Maria Suu9ers, Seioe Don Sacaba,
Gratulireu.
Sobn y. Watrp Don Sacaba uub Srl
Catherine Wtiiaer, werbsu in tur,er Seit ibr,
So9,eit ieieru.
-g8. @lobeu in Conn Belgium, aenanut
S6wamm Wilbelm, III am Wontaa i'm 9ltel
Don iiber 80 Sabrsn seitorben.
Sas raatbOliide Wo9enblatt" boz
Chicago. ST., ibreibt:
- gser isbsrSsit aui ben Sob bsreit III,
bral6t ibu nt6t 81 fiirbten, psnn bieie,
TIN plobli9 iibsriaut. SaS maj mitreitie
bel unlerm laueidbri9eu Sreuubs Mtatbias
SresenSer Der Saa, wel6er lesteu Sreita9
ben II. Sainlar, Morseus einem S6laugal'
tale erlas, benz er ,Gblte gu ben Sei0roererr
bes gebetss @poitolates NIB Ser, SSeiIs8 Ser.
ems ionic 3ur WtGuusr= abtbeilwl9 bsS Ssr'
ems pom Der 81. Samilis; auberoem mar el
Wit9lieb bes ct. Ueatbias u.sS., beiier
@rilnoer NIB eriter Yrdiibent pom IS. Sep.
TENDER 1881 an er 9epeleu 1T; ierner Wiit.
g!ieo beS ct. alpbonius 0iebeSbunbes, bes
ct. Wartins SoriterboieS No. "a unb i6lieB:
LID bes &rlsrl9su nnabb. gribsrbunbss,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28

9eiu6e beebren. @eIeoentli9 eincs
Diners, ST. tuelfem aud Der Sirettor
bes Gonbittes, Serr @ensrolpicar llno
Ssputirte Grier 9eldoeu mar, Quberte
Seine Spbeit iiG osmIelben 9e9eniiber:
SD babe Sbnen iGon mebrfa1 Oer=
Iprphen, Sbre Nnltol., bon Der man
mir i@on iopiel SdDnes uno @utes
ersdblt bat. gu beInhn: biesmal, Serr
9irettpr, tperoe ib 81 Sbnen tpmmen
uno mein WUrt einlDien!" - Yei ois=
lem geiub tuiro Elm feierli9er Gmpfan9
uetbunOen nit GOnSert uuo Yortrd9en,
peranltaltet psroen. tuie oies Der Sal
aepsien, al5 Der unDer9eBli9e Yrin;
0einrih Der Hieoerlanoe in 8e9leitung
ces bohieli9en 9ii6ofs Noumes. oes
8riinoers unb Grbauers oes Sonnittes,
Der Anitalt elmer siugebenoen, mebrere
Stunoen ausfiillenoenYeiu abItattste;
Der Bring ma oamais nit ieiner 9an=
gen 9lanSenoen Suite erI9lenen uno
iprad benz 8iidof pie Serrn Director
Srier iein i6meibelbaites Sob aus
iiber Die m~uiterbaite Ginri6tung Der
anltalt, bic berufen Iei, Elm Se9en tiir
Die ltuoirenoe Suseno 81 peroen.
un5er botupit. tSerr gii6oL be-.
9leitet bon benz bii6Ofl. Setretdr Srn.
Soitert, reiite nad SOln aur oOrtisen
gegrdbniBfsier oes in &Om Der ltOrbe=
men Saroinals 0telbsrs.
Sas Sa6r 1895, bas ioeben gu
enoe 9ebt, itelt iid in ben G~iOiliianbs=
reqiltern Der Sauptitaot folgenoerma=
zen: 8ebartsn: 4S4; Sterbefdlle: 421;
Seiratben: los.
Staot2uyems
burq.
@eburter. - %. Oes. 1895: War9as
retba Maria gmilie, Z. D. Sobaun Wtaria
,SraIl; @erbaro b~'Sdyuouceles, gt9entbiis
mer; Dturia, Sodter pom 9titolaus @pen,
NeiB9erber; Waria Mar9aretba, Z. ..
Wi6sI Woi6austp, S6ieferoeder; 80. {:
0tagoalena 3atbarind, I. D. Oomiuit Bad,
Sonoelsmanu 81. Soiepb, Q. D. Watbias
4rumbaum, anirei6et NtaSbalena, Sod
ter pon Sominit Iteper, &aslObuer; 2. Sas
mar 1896: Silpo guopig Soiepb, Q. D.
gu9eu 8arl Srcsae, 6ammeroiener ausuit,
@. .. albert S9iereu, We9auiter.
Seiratbeu.- 90. Ss;. antou Gel6,
S6ueioermeilter nit Maria 9eonie Siertp,
RGbterill.
SterbeiGlle. - 30. Se;. 1895: Better
giideu, alt 81 Sabre, Sa9lObusr; 2. San.
1896: Waria Sonbelinser, alt 20 Sabre,
SbtbGnblerin. Nitt,pe pon Nntou Wtars
i6auo, ST.. Sanbelsmam; auua Ntiiuer,
oft So Sabre, o6ue Staub, 8ittpe pom Better
gel6t, ST.. SobterarGber; Seiuri6 Poucelet,
alt 70 Sabre, San6i6ubfdrber; Dti6el Seps
inert, alt 81 s., &a9lObner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28
Saar, Ioisl, Giiel uuo 6unsrid.

Srier. Ger gsent uno friibsre
@einbinoler 6iosler aus Gemi6 uuo
Der SaselObner Maas itanoen Dor ben
S4ranten Der bieii9en Straftammer
unter Der 4nilaae pdbreno oes leBten
SOmmers 6 6diier Spiritus nit einem
8eiammtin6alte bon 1914 Siier BON
SuremburS nah Seuti4lano einse.
i1muggelt, uno Den prsuBiiben 6istlts
ltm ben Ginfiibrungsjol BON 3416 gRf.
geI6doi9t gu baben. Den repioirenoen
Steuerbeamten al Der 3ol9renSltatiOn
in Nennig muBten Die Sbmuggler in
einse bO1it raffinirten gSeiie 81 tau.
i9en. Sic lieBen iid cine glnSabl stua
20 @entimeter lan9e SriGter anferti.
gen, wel9e einen Sn6alt BON 20 Siter
bdttert. SieIe Sribter, tpel6e unter.
balb oes Spunblp1es an9ebrabt tuaren.
filten lie nit gSein, Der ilbrige &aum
oss safes entbielt Spiritus. @ei De-,
&epiliou fano oann Der Seamte Wein.
uno bic 6dlIer tonnten nun unbeanltan.
Def na6 ibrem Seitimmungsorte, Mtal.
itabt-S urbah beforoert peroen. Sort
mietbeteu li9 Die beioen S1mdrSer fir
einige Wonate einen Seller uno fiilten
Den Spirituns in tleinere SSdier, nm
i'm in ben Sanbel gu brin9en. Sur1
Die Nnseige pes Sermietbers fam Die
unteri6la9ung an ben Gag, uno Die
bleli9e Straitammer perurtbeilte Die
S6mua9ler Su idwereu 8elo- uno
6reibeitsltrafen.\ 6ioeler wuroe su
elmer 8elobubs bon 1897. 90 Wart
iowie elmer Geidn9niBltrafe BON ie1s
Wtonaten, uno Wtaas Su 5000 Mart
8elobube, lpuie 81 elmer 8eiGn9nlB.
ltrale bon orei Wonaten perurtbsilt.
Ganaem, Va. b. Saar. gm 20.
fano bier cine q, aBe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
runs itatt i'm ber,S taftli9en S9lo6e
Der 6amilie Sc 0alais. Ser SrOBt
gmpfan9siaal oes SauSss tnat ipie ,u
einsm sroben @aarenlaoen umaeitals
tet. SIN Der Wiitte ltano Der in un3dbs
li9en Si6tern uno 6riihten praneenos
Gbriltbaum. ollie Yenobner oes Sors
res oblle' Nusnabnle fuaren eln9elaoen.
Die 6eier be9ann Qbenos 5 lbr un0
wuroe sin9eleitet ourd oetlamatoriiae
Iortrdge uno 8elan9ltiife Der Shuls
timber. Sann iOlste Die 9lustbsilung
Der @sldente oura Witalieosr Der berr.
ihaiHihen Samilie, wOrunter ein b0bes
rsr sn9liiAer SffiSier uno oelien DEE
mablin, cine oebprene Sc 8allais bon
bier, Iopie bic 8smabliu zines bier
wObnenoen ptniiOpierten I9pptiI6en
Oberiten. elne aeborene Armenierin.
glber ni6t rur Die Ginoer, Sdultinoer
uno tleine &inoer auf ben grmen Deg
Mltter. erbielten leOes rei6li6e Sc.
idente in Sbmud-, GB= mo Spiel.
waaren, ionoern au6 lGmmtli6e ST.
ua6iene oes 9orfes, bon oenen wObl
nur ,peni9e ni9t Suge9en lparen, nur.
ben nit 8el6entsn beOaAt. Wan bs-
re9net ben gSertb Der 8ei6ente bis 81
1000 WRt. Den S6lub Der 6eier BIZ.
oetsn 8ortrdse Oes bieli9en 1slanSper.
ems.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28

rpiro uotirt iiir 9ersrOBerun9 Der Gent
elle, uno ebenio mel iiir bic
Rcitaurotion oes sd ternG9cr 3 ing
tubleS dus Dem II. N%abrbunOert. Die
Organization pes Sp0rtaiienper o.
mails miro burG Elm SDeSiat8eicB Net
sere9elt.
81 gu Ser Sisur9 Dor, 90. 0eiemb'r Grs
leb;gure Der Nrtifel l00-t0G. - gaIen mir
sil Ratiouaimu eum uuo mobin?
lleber bieie Sroge wiro hin iuto Der 9eitriten.
Ser 8ou eiIuer Ratbeorale luiro ebets
ial8 III ausit6t 9~eitelt. Bum Sdlulie, oa
bic Nrt!tei 107-234 nod IN erleotgeu bleibsr,
potirte Die Somme. Der Re9iermng ooS
uOtbige 3politel (750,000 Gr.) NIB nobm
baun &eiDna6tsferien bis Srm IA. Sarltar.
". 6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28

III
philadelphia, i'm Sanuar '96.
2ieber Sbeim!
r9ielss 1T S5sin in Der 98eIt."
A nun em6l eppes fun dem
scissor-editor Gu beuti9 sporting
editor) vunieres" glattes. Sc nab
%lmtdnoen tritt oerielbe als dramatic
critic, police court extra correspon-
dent ooer aud ols political editor
auf. gr weiB eben aud, oaB Tieles
in Der @elt S9ein 1T. gr Il dreibt"
feline Mrtitel oft I'M ii Der S6eere".
@ie id bsnielben tennen lernte? Sd
lab por penisen Sabren in meinem
oiten serbrohenen 2ebnitubl in meiner
Office uno rau6te cine CUTE Sapanna
Chree for a nickeD uno oahte OIL
business, als pl6Blib elm elegant
getleioeter clerical-looking gentle
man b%ereintrat. SD iprans slei9
auf unb tpollts oenislben nit Rev.
father anreosn. So1 i9ipies i4 gum
Slid, benn oils i6 ben ,bO6wiiroi9en
!Serrn" stpas naber betra4tete, oilntte
mir Doe inc Giiase oeute aui cine
anoere ~, 1idait als bic SbeOloaie,
bic ,8ottssg, qbrtbeit". gbe ib gu
98prte fam, bdnoiste Der ,bOhpiiroise
Serr" mir feline nette Silitentarte nit
Der Nufidrift: g. 8Onner, Staotibab.
meilter bon Subuque." yWiQtoms
men! @iatOmmen! @ie 9ebts?
IQes munter 81 Sauie?" - ,Sante,
nante! uuo bier?" SD fiibrte mei-
,ien Bait in meme Samilie Elm uno
unier psltsewanoter Staotibabmeiiter
mar balo nit Nlen b%efreunoet. - gm
Ibcno ianb cine SOriteluns fir einen
Quten 3pef i'm 8iraro auenue=l beaten
ftatt. Mein iunSer Sreuno - gallant,
ipie jeoer Yolititer uno .tpai6e6te"
Nmeritaner ss TETS 9e9en bic Samen
IT - be9leiiete cine i10ne uno 9ebil=
bette iun9e Dame CUR Y%oriteQung.
Infer sporting editor ipielte feline
9ple oils 8robltdoter redt gut, big er
pl6Blih auf benz feuerielteu Gorban9e
bes Sauies oas Wort "Asbestos' los.
Asbestos 1T Der Same zines feuerieitsn
Gtpffes, psl6en man in ben mooernen
Sauten LIBERAL anwenoet, nm Yrano=
uu9liifen oOrSubeu9en. Inner 6reuno
bate ben 9anSeu Nbeno Iibsr bic ge-
beutun9 oes @Ortes nab9e9ribelt, oils
er plOBlib ieiner vboloen. ib6nen
Na1barin" sufilerte: Snow l have
it. l didn't know what that word
Asbestos could mean. l found it
by thinking. No doubt that is an
sad for a certain brand of good
cigars"
Wen gelacht huot we ct him
erzehlt as gin dat raj
de Jong fu Schwetzbengeu
un der Musel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28

3ana6. gnbli9 tpirb Der @e9
bur9 bic ySaart". Der sewObnlib bel
Sbauwetter ni9t leidt 81 pailiren mar,
init Gbauiiee bele9t peroen. SeIl
llnternebmer Nicolas Summer 1T bic
Gbauiiirung fir bic nette Summe bon
II, 900 6r. Susei6la9en uoroeH. Ges
ipib iino Yrieftrd9er, Gensoarmer uro
ionitige geiuder bon uno naa &emi9
nit Der Nenosruns Der Singe, bic
nidt 10 iebr an bic ladirten Stiefel
antleben, iebr Sufrieoen. Pantofel=
TRIGGER muBten iOnt bic Gbaulee pia
Gennin9en=8 reipeloin9en benuben uno
ipenn de Jong flu Schwetzbengen de
we hiatt missen mat zabotten goen
damn - o we Kanech!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28
9ipilitano Der 8emeinbs
Gid.

8eburteu. - Som 1. Hop.: Sobaur,
Sobn Don Better Sun9ers, S6mel,ar6eiter,
WstmersfIrb T.: Wdria, So6ter pom Better
Bald, Elafpnirer, &tr9berg H.: Sobauu
Better, 9. D: Better Saui6, Sa9lObuer, QSeis
mersttr6 Warid Soiep5me, :. D. Sobuuu
Vaptut Stemler, &agl0buer, 9teIoort; H.:
Allton, .. D. Sob. Setpel, S6mel;arbeiter,
Vtuueuba5 IL. Utdria Qula, I. D. gSeter
Sepas, Elafonirer, Sid To-. Suiauna, Z.
.. Sobani Srtmeper, &aglobner, Iommels
otliger; IT,: Wargaretbo, 8. D. 2Silbelm
SdaeterS, S6niter. Sid 81: Yeter, g. o.
Sobdrrt Oerba6, Sapence= 2~Irbeiter, Yapier=
berg; 23.: Suiauia Wtaria @ula, 3. D.
Sobonl Better Slllgblut, GoienSii6ter, ge9=
gen; 81. Souile Wtarie, :. .. SoIepb Ois
tour, Samneroie'ter, Sid 81. Sea, :. ..
Sob. SANDER. S6reirer, Reuoori; 30. Sos
barm, 9. .. Nif. S9anpel, &aSl0busr, Ieus
oorf.
Seirat6er. - Gom 6. Rop.: 6buarS
Steil, Shretuer, 6oQinqeraruno, nit lRarz
saretba gtIeu, Si6eugrnn6 49,: Matthias
&eisgerber, GGrtner, RoQinger9rlmD, nit
Ratbarina oari, Sommeloin0en; 49,: Sob.
ginsielo, 6drber, Nolliusergruub, nit Mars
9aretba gebleu, Miileubadr; 25.: 6einrt6
Wtsrb, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Reuoori, nit
Waeodlena Trobit, Rimelfl9el; @ernboro
3etmet, 8Grtlter, Str9berg, nit Utargdretbd
6Iamnaugs Si6er9runO; 81: So6anu
6aber, Saltodrbeiter, Woesoorii, nit &ola
S9efien, Sormelbingeh.
Sterbefdlle.-Bom 1. gfou. Selsua,
alt IL Wonate, Eo9ter Gouarb GiQen,
S6reiuer, Sir9ber9 (; Wtarid gtuiid, at 5
Sabre, So9ter uon Serubarb @aui5, Sppos
tbefen. angelteuter, Gid A.: Sob. Sopttit,
alt IL Sabre, Sobu pom Sarl 9ei9, S6reis
ner, NenoorisGarf; T.: Gbriltopb Siplpu,
alt 70 Sabre, peuIionirter gsetbatifeaer,
Se99en; s.: Mar9aretba, aIt 10 Mcnate,
So6ter BON 8ilbelm Sunf, Subrfnerbt,
Sonmeloiugen; Nif. Gbia, alt 81 Sabre,
Commits Der sSnteruatioualen gauf, 9teuoorf;
r.. Watbias @retbeu, alt 81 Sabre, Wtaus
rer, 6ir6berg; 10. 2lnra alein, ait 30
Sabre. Gbefrau pon MatbiaS @oblet, llnters
nebmer, 9Seimersfirb H.: Suiauud, alt
l Wouat, So6ter pom Sdfob Siremer,
Srauarbeiter 9teloori; Soiepb, aft 0 0to=
nate, Sobn pom Sobam Srtb, 6eiielibmieo,
GrispinIsberg 22.: Soiepb, alt 8 Wouate,
Sobu pou Oti9asl &iQ, aferer, @simers.
tirb 49,: 2lnua Souas, alt 50 Sabre,
&ittpe uou 0ti9asl Seiu, Heuoorf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-28
. tatboliiGe Stride panten

tuHtlID . tulpulllWe NlIUe UuHleI'
mo9et.
Nlio, Sbr Sana6sr! bic Sbr 10 of
lauldtet, tpenn de Schmatten Tinni
ben SOn an9ab, riibrt Sure Sdnoe
lro gerne lafNat ben Slang eurer
Wiinsen p%ernebmen, biloet Elm Gonltte,
bas Die 8eloer einiammelt. Stnoet
bic .8asette" an SoIae, bic Sbr nil.
Jet, bic yti9tlsier limb uno ermo9lidi
ss 10, oab Die SanaAer, bic etrpa nod
eng fiwelsgert, e langkef oder soss
eppes um gewessen hun, bic aus
benz 8aloe 9ei6muggelt wuroe, e Don
Der linten auf bic reAte Wasi6aale
ipeoiren uno iopiel b~in3utbun, oab bic
rebte Settle bic i9Derie miro.
Sofieno, bab oieie 3eilen in Der
.@a5ette" uno aud bel alien Sanahern
9iiti9e Nufnabme finoen tperoeu, 5sita
net in aller SO9adturs.
De Schmatten Tinni.