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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-07
Troops for WeyIer

HAVANA, Dec. 6.-The steamers Catalina
and Isle de Panaya. having on board 1850
soldiers. have arrived here.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-07
TOUR FOR NoRDIcA.

New hOrA Manasers Sign the Con-
tracts.
NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Messrs AL
Hayman, KIaw & Erlanger have
signed contracts With Nine. Lillian
Ncrdica for an operate concert tour
beginning Dec. 28 The tour will
extend from New York to San Fran
cisco and return. An organization of
carefully selected artists will be en-
gagged at once for Nine Nordica
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-07

blonde, was educated in Cleveland, and is a
charming young lady. Ruth is only 16 and is
now at her studies, but promises we'll She
Is fond Of horses, and drives spirited team,
the gift of her father The Hannas live in
great house. overlooking The lake. This
mansion is not snowy, but is elegantly fur
nished Within it many eminent men have
been entertained, and its master is a gracious
host. Should he go to Washington in cabi-
net position there can be no doubt that he
and his family can lead the social depart
ment Of the administration if they have the
desire to do So
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-07

NEW YORK, Dec. s.-Gen. Franz sigel
who has been i'll from pleurisy during the
past two weeks, has been pronounced out oi
danger by attending physicians.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12
HOW TO KILL THEN.

Killing the worms by sprinkling
the plants with arsenic was first
practiced about 1871, and during the
next ten years hundreds of patents
were issued for various mixtures and
combinations of arsenic, all of which
were claimed to be sure death to tho
worms. While most of these prepar-
atiOnS were effective they were so ex.
pcnsive and the labor applying them
was 50 great that none Of them came
into general use. The effectiveness
of arsenical preparations was evident,
and cotton-growers soon found that q
small bag of heavy cloth fastened to
each end of 6 foot pole and carried
on horseback was not only the cheap.
est, but the best device which could
be found distributing the poison.
With this simple aud cheap arrange.
ment one man can cover from 10 to Ii
acres in day, and if the work IL
carefully done the cost of the Paris
green need not be more than % cents
per acre. One pound of the poison
mixed with from 5 to 10 pounds Of
-four is sufficient for an acre Of ordi-
nary cotton. Many use the poison
without mixing it With flour and when
used IN that way it is just as effective,
but the addition Of -four makes it
easier to distribute it evenly, and
makes it stick to the leaves longer.
S. NJ. TRACY,
Miss. Ex. Station.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12
BICYCLE ETIQUETTE.
Philadelphia North American.

Philadelphia North American.
While there are no set rules lain
down for the road, yet there are many
points Of etiquette to be observed
If a lady is riding with q gentleman,
or when party is riding together,
the lady or ladies should always be
allowed to ride in front, the position
of honor If u number are riding,
there may be one among them who
is not physically able to keep UP
with the rest. In that case she should
be allowed to ride in front and set the
pace for the others, as a matter OF
courtesy. In case of only two riding,
Il lady and gentleman, she should be
in front all the way.
II they are to ride side BY side the
condition of the road would naturally
determine to which side the gentle
man will ride. II all other conditions
are equal, then he should be at her
left, and not upon the right, as in
walking. And in case a team OF
pedestrian is met, the lady will ride on
in front, while the gentleman follows
not too closely.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12
TIE EDITORS PARODY.
Miss. Ex. Station.

One day last week while sad and
dreary as we wended, weak and weary
across the unswept floor, We heard, at
first gentle tapping, then it became
an earnest rapping, at our sanctum
door. Come in," we said, while we
yet wondered what for US could yet be
IN store. Then the door-knob gently
turning, in he walked-our cheek was
burning as we thought of crimson
gore. care you the man who does
the writin'?" Then we thought there's
signs Of fighting, as we looked him
DER and DER. "Sir, we are," we meek
ly told him, and motioned for the boys
to hold him, if he tried to beat US sore.
"Then you'll give me credit opposite
that little debt of dollar or more.
| like your paper and will take it as
long as you try to make 1t as good as
it was before" We jumped, he
lodged! Thus, we missed him, or we
surely would have kissed him, no
matter if the boys did roar. So sci.
dom treated in this manner, we are
inclined to sing hosannas! Only this
and nothing more.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12
COSTLY DRINKS.
THE COUNTRY PAYS s75 A DAY To
Cool SENATOR'S;

1t can very well be understood why
men are so anxious TO be sent to the
United States Senate in hot weather.
A Washington correspondent says'
Senator PETER has distinguished
himself by advocating reform in con-
congressional funerals, and Senator
Chandler posses as the champion Of
economy in the employment Of senaa
| torial messengers and other servants.
But if some statesman wishes to en-.
dear himself to the hearts OF the
national taxpayers and to cause his
name to go laundering down the ages,
he will tackle the subject of senate
rial lemonade. When the senate is in
session in summer, apollinaris LEM
onadc is served in the cloak-rOoms,
and the expense thereof charged to
the contingent fund. In July, 1894,
the senate was collaborating" on tho
tariff bill, and the humidity Of tho
weather or the dryness of the subjects
or something, caused an enormous
consumption of apollnaris lemonade
and of mineral waters and other bev-
cragcs. The receipts for July, 1894,
expenditures show that Sl,72S.66 was
spent on these drinks, of which sum-
$l45.0l was for 1871 pounds OF Ice
furnished by the National Capital
Ice Company, at q cents per hundred
weight AS there were only twenty.
five working days that month, it cost
about S75 per day to moistcn the sem
atOrial thr0ats, not to speak Of the
congressman who are supplied almost
us literally. This is nice for the ice
men concerned and the legislators,
but the taxpayers will feel different
ly. This year the bills will be less,
as the session is to close soon.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12
Chancery Court -2dDist
y. e. IIILL, CHANCELLOR.

4, ,hc county of Pearl River. on the first
Monday OF January and July and continue
six days " ri. n,.,. ~
the second Monday Of January and Luiy ana
rnutinup six DAYS. In the Second District.
on the third Monday OF January and July
"I' In ,hc county OF Hancock. ON the fourth
Monday of January and July and continue
six days, H..
Monday Of February and August ana con-
In thc county Of Jackson. on the sorond
Nnnday of February and August and con
tmur six days
MundaY of jane ana !'ecel'U'f. ana cohti'iu'
slv days.
OF March and september and continue s-s
DAYS
In the county Of Jones. on the first Monday
Of March and September and continue sin
days.
In Iihc conntv of Jasper. on the second
Monday of March aud September ana CON
. tinue six days.
tl,n First district. on the third Monday of
March and Stptcmher and continue SIX days
In the town of. lIuttip>hurg. tn" Second Dis
trict. on the tirst Monday ofJnnr and Dcccm-
bcraud continue six days
In the county of Smith. on the fourth Mont
day of March and September. and continue
sis days, gs a -
In the county OF Greene. on Thursday after
the cScrnnd Monday of April and October ana
continue three days.
.- In the county of tovington. on the fourth
Monday in April aud October and continue
six days,
mtle county OF Newton. on the first. Non
day Of April aud November ana cohtinu" SIN
days
In the county OF Laudrrdale, on the i'rst
Monday Of May and November and continue
twruty-tour days.
In rh,co.lpty of Clarke. on the thlrd Mon
day Of April and November and continue Sin
dYyS
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12

A Connecticut farmer recently sued
a widow for breach of promise of mar
riage, and introduced the following
letter as evidence:
"Dearie. why ha vent you been in to
see me? Did you think mamma had
forgotten her baby? l have just fin
ished eating an orange. Oh, how I
wish your sweet lips had been here to
help me, tootsie. What are you do.
ing now? l suppose you are seated
on the lawn listening to the warbling
OF the whip.poor-will, as he sings at
cventide."
After receiving such a letter the
wonder is that the farmer, instead OF
instltuting a suit for breach OF prom
isc did not pack his valise and take
the first train for the far West.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12
MARRIAGE NOT A FAILURE.

"Marrage u failure. | should say
not" remarked an Oregon farmer,
whose opinion was desired on one OF
the great questions of the day. "Why,
there's Lucindy gifts up in the morn
in, milks six cows, gifts breakfast,
starts four children to skewl, looks
artcr the other three, feeds the hens,
likewise the hogs, likewise some
motherless sheep, SKINS 20 pans o
milk, washes the clothes, gifts dinner,
ct cctcry, ct cetcry. Think l could
hire anybody to do it for what she
gifts? Not much. Marriage, sir, is
success, sir; a great SUGGEST"
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12
VOLUME 81.
THE COURTS.
THE REGULAR TERMS.
-
Circuit Court-2nd Dist.
sANuEL II. TERRAL. JUDGE.

1,urS If. NEVILLE, DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
In ,hc co,inty os Wayne, on he second Mon
dtv of January and July and continue SIX
days ,pa,,l p,yo, -, tho thtrd
unndgy of April ana october aud continue
stH IN Ne county of Marion, Second Districtson
,,n snurth Monday of January and July and
cnntiuur six days. In the First District. on
,hn Gr., Monday of February aud August
And continue SIX DAYS,
"'I,, thr county OF Clarke, on the second Mon
day of February and August and continue
,Grlyr days. A., ,,,,
doy Of March and September and continue
twelve days. 49,. ...,
In The county os Greene on the second
Nnuday Of March and september ana con-
tnhc six days ~
In In the county of Hancock, on the fourth
Monday Of May and November and continue
twelve days ,,.,
Mnnday of May and November and continue
twelve days. A.. ,.,.
Monday Of April and October and continue
twelve days
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12
Secret Societies.
SCRANTON,

,oor c,.,n,o,Io1ro y, AZ mcctse ev
or r. ~ cyn,,inr nt ida Trllows Hail at
rlM 'l1NiA III ii wo,Gaid w " Il. ii
i:@ 2r'0sN. ~, n'oo''"'''' Az va ''' -
F,..,,.i,,,on, M 70 meets eyrry
n,H"1II' ,I rid,' 'nuo,in at f)dd reilowS
r. 9nu u, ~ io r.umy c'G"'7 iIerri"k e. r.
II Il! y mnnr," ,,% snriho -
X ml',.' nf NJ pythins y,issesinni Iodrc M
90 Nm'SuON VI !rI',si,, "vaniny IT oId
Tcimmyv.. II.u IN ~ 10 o'r5ct l. u 'jlrrrirk
r. wv n i,'''' T. n.o.,r" ~" NJ nf ES * of r. & :
H"u G"it ,drn No lio ,ncnts ond
wrdnosdnv, w. in V, aa,.h month at odd Follows
sasrr,, s,', a.. 8 '''' " ~
WooI,NHnr ~ ,l,o World scranton Camn No.
Ga ~ II pn,,,a W AZ e.. Il u Hnrht A. H..
n y prnn''e n"S ~ ,tln,,,t ~. w.
i. MISS POINT.
The following orders meet ia Stewart new hall .
Mos, Point Lodge M H. /. q. Oh Every
Monday night. c. 81 Farley. y g. NJ NJ. War.
kns Srcrtarv
Moss Point Encampment No s-rirst aud third
fninF NIGHTS j. W. Stewart U. P'i1' H. Vhhm
''I.in, nellle' ,,.,., ", IN, NJ
pyrry ,6"J : ,tnrJo, '",,je w, n;,Lt + nmrr " n
c.li Wood Sc rctaTv. 7'
Onlcr-Every second and frith Tuesdays IN each
month r. W Adams Senior senator; j. A. Hat
1c,tad, Secretary. .-.ye rt sr~g .e
Woolmcn of the World No 55.-Sccond and
Sssss il G. Il Ie"i%r "'", GonsaI M csm%s"lsr'
NJ NJ Watkins, Adviser Lieutenant; 4. W. Ad-
"'ttI' 9r.n,S G,etk;S ,oo o,.. ,., ca
day "fp"r ~ "n no. iVS 9f'T 'yhry srfa"p cd,r "a Il
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12

Capt. +. NJ. Shryock, OF Wlnona
was found dead in the Presbyterian
church Of that place last week, lie
had been dead several days4beYorc his
body was discovered. i 'e,..
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12

A London doctor says that bathing
with a solution Of .llyposulphite Of
soda will immediately and pcrma.
nently cure Ivy poisoning,
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12

says and does.
When we say that mans bird We meal
that he is duck.
A woman always thinks an excnse is a:
good as n reason.
AS man thinkeih 50 he is. Every MAI
lives his thoughts.
Mankind have an instructive aversion to an
swcring questions.
Tmitators do a great deal Of free advertising
for original genius. ,i'r.
One sometimes tnncies that he is in lronhl,
when trouble is in HIM. '''
Miss Kate Field, the noted female lecturer
died at llonouln Ma, 10.
Never refuse aims To a bcggar. He may b'
Ia sand -bageer in disguise.
Ii General WeyIer will keep the cigarette il
Hnvann, all will be forgiven. !
The pcrson who is determined to make 3
tnol of him niself s one already.
| y ne summer i'N' ~ -, ''''''''' :"
girls at all the resorts for me-
The hicyclc is veriIable wheel Of fortune
That is, il good health is wealth.
Tine knows not the weight of sleep OF
wrarincss, yet it sometimes dTagS.
The JAMS are investing S2a ,Oo0 900 in rams
Not those that wear wool, however.
Delaware gives us the peach aud Addicks
bu, the peach is decidedly the ocs'.
II YOU are rrpr m nded by Your boss, take
it ont nn the man or bay undcr you.
Always laugh at YOUR employers jokes. 1t
plcases him and don't hurt you any.
The right kndof a man alrays learns some
thing worth knowing from mistake.
When the czar wishes 10 cut leather straps
the peasants must furnish their hide.
Never borrow mn umbrella from merchant
with whom yon have a'runninC account.
A man is like a razor, because vou cannot
tell how sharp he can be until he is strapped
If YOU have Jumping COW, fix pickle
barrel tor hcr to Jump into, and she won't iumT
long.
Ehocver heard of real. live, up-to-dati
publisher OF newspaper pclhg so'a OUT ol
the sheriff. ..
A charbnn epidemic prevails among the
horses III "eS' o"''"''' ""'''"'' "''' '''N'''''"'
PARISHES, h"'
til. IT,,
'',''
'''' Wv "7"''
-. ,h., r,,h.oo,s il wo,,d,,, h,ve to ris :,
o,l, -, III, m,r,i,g
.,,..
and yice.presiden,al aspjrants will be salts
fed with something else.
a..
NV . -. i.,,,. n,,,;,,
i, ,or,,, If 175 ooo skin,
,a,,u an,,,rr ovror,.d
Hell may be paved w''n goo" '"'e"','"'' w"
!he "a' VIM Sp''''"''' "''', W. Wv ~ . -
walks Is paving MS way w s"''
The man who was sent to Jail for attempting
to kiss his pretty typewriter, hasn't even tn,
memory Of the kiss to console HIM.
w,,, man ;s trying 70 mako cxcu,cs /,
HI. o,,s.;or,e lat him stan. there is some
n,;,r ,rronn IN wh., he ;s ,bout to do.
...
F'"''' '""' '''"' n
p's'eu III WV, "'" "sP,'S' .n''
'r'''''" "e 'e'"Es''''s VI wy '''' ~
Congress differs from careful business
man when it provides for expenditures largely
III 'N'''' VI ''''''''' wv " '7
Texas proposes to lay tax of $50 on all nm
married me" ~ years ola or more "h'ess '"e'
can make oath that they nave 'r'ea 10 marry
'"o ''"eo'
Two million POUNDS OF woo. was SOFA ~ os'
a"se''' ieh"'' '',' , M.s|' ~ a.n,. ~ ,,,,n,
ilee'e o"'s 0''"S"' '''"' ' y S'' ''
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17
81.
Welungenr Gift.

Der srite @soante Seroinano Bran.
oer's, als er feline binter9angene 6rau
lab uno ertannte, mar Al flieben.
4ber Der Sbret. ben ibre Yeae0nun9
bier 81 Sarrin9ton Saa in Der
Stunoe isines bOblten Sriumpbes ibm
brabte. ihien ale ietne 8lisoer 9e.
ldbmt 81 baben; er belt lib an Der oiis-
nen Sbir oes partes left uuo ltarrte
nit Gntlsben auf Die Nntommenoe.
Die iunae Grau bate i'm ieBt er-
rsi6t. ibloB i'm in ibrer iibermdBioen
Sreuoe in ibre Arms uno belt ibn 10
felt, als fiirbte lie, er mobte ibr wie.
Der entrilen weroen.
30. Ssroinano!" risf bic nit Dor
Sreuoe balberltifter Stimme. ,Sb
babe. Si6 snolih wieosr9siunoen! Sic
Iaatsn mir, Su ieilt toot! llnb nun
lebit gu! Sieb. ih TRACE bereits
5rausrtleiosr I'M DID, Geroinano,
mein gutter. lieber Wtann!"
Yranosr tonnte lid nod nidt rpisoer
faIsH; sr war nl4t i'm Staaos, iib
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17
SFite in ben @aitbof, no Die 8irtbtu
lbnen entGe1entrat.
Sin &umplott.

gtelID gStltins iaB nit 8uioo Sar.
rllI4tOn Dor Dem Dffenen 6euter hires
3nlStrS I'M 60ItbDf gum 9eIup, oeu
SIId uuf Die in Sdmmerlidt oebiilte
luvuloerpoIe Sanoi6aft eerlhtet. Gi.
athmete nit Gebu0eu Die milos, friihe
4oeroIllt uno fttbtte ii9 10 tpo6l uno
trel, ooB he t0um nod an Die M0olih.
felt elmer SerfOl9un9 ooer elmer Ioniti.
gen 8efdbr ooGte.
gSa1reno lie 10 in itiQe 9etrahtun.
gen oerIoren mar, eri6ieu Die 8irthin.
nm ben Sil6 gu oeden rno ,lpsi preu.
nenoe Wa6sterSen auf oenielbeu All
ltelsn. Oils lie Oamit fertig mar, aab
Saleltro Elm 3eiAen, oab er nit Dem
ellen Dor Der Shir mar. 8luoitta
9l19 blnaus, I'M Die Speiien in sm.
ptan9 81 nebnnen uno aufsutraaen.
gtaGoem oles Qeideben, luo iie ibre
9alte ell, am 3ii6 Ylab gu uebmen
uIlo lneIoete 9leihSciti9. oaB Die 9isner
DER lu19m Game unten bereits ibr
abenobrot e%inudbmen.
ytellp lIno 8ulOo fOl9tsn ihtueioeno
Der emlaOung. @dbreno oes Ghens
rehabilitation lta oes iungen Utdo.
2ers Seoanten nit Der @siterreiie.
!Ino mad ldnQerem Sd,psiaen
tra0te ne Die 8irtbin, Oh tie sinsrr
gaDrp!on Der Giisnbabnen uno
SampfI9ife Ooer elm RsiistaiSeubua
babe.
WortieBunafpIat.)
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WortfeBun9f oIat.)

Sin mertiuiroiges 9rautpaar hat
lllil9lt IN Geld feline SO9seit qefeiert.
Die riun9e" 6rau ;dbIt 50 Qen;e unb
Der lun9e 9em0bI, weI6er susleid Der
Nefte Ieiner 6rau lit, % Sabre. auBers
Dem mar Ieine 9e9enwdrtige Israu audi
letle SaIrpatbtr, 10 Dap Der @emabl,
Der 9tefie unO bas 8atbintino ieiner
gbcbGIfte lit. 2Iber Sur6 Die Seiratb
nit Ieiner Gante puroe CT audi iein eiaz
= O9elm. Der @ater 6es iunoeu
Ntanne5, fribeS Der S3pager Der fsrGu,
ut nunmebr Der S9~piegerUater unb aus
9IeE6 Der S6mager ieines ei9enen So6s
mes. SOQte nod cine 0a6fommenibaft
bInSutreten, Damn Oiiriten it6 re6t tntez
r%ellante MISUNDERSTANDING ents
mtfeln. DEM Der Batter wGre @roRs
onteI letnes SoGneS, Der @roBuater Der
OnteI ieines @ntelS III /. 10.
Sine ~lhmimmeuoe Stride III iest
Tttr Die franSOti6en QtiiGonen am gRil I'M
Sau be9riffen. Der apoitoliide Gitar.
M(l8r. An9Onoro, lGBt Oieiclbe beriteQeu,
nm BARN Die SelpObner Der 9tIlufer III
9enle'nl3attlt6em gottesoienite gu per-
eint9en. Sas S6ifi auf Dem Die Stride
rubt, uno oaS BEN 9tameu 0eo XIII.
erbdIt, loa 80 Mteter lang uno 8 Meter
brett werOen bel einem S~iefgaus pom 90
eenttmeteru nS elmer @ei5pinoigfeit uuns
&llOtcn Die Stunoe, uno erbdlt cine Maz
I9tne Don 60 EferoetrGfteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17
Ca6e COlOnip,
go bis 20 @seilen pot, ct. 9aul.

Inter BEN Heusr Siui IN pom euuN in Der GoIcris
tann !b ";s %IolssnoeH utnneH: Io III Sur. GIG Blair
StIEs, Sol:pb Sis btnger, Ill S4Ieot Ctr, CT.
eteaepdd 6lS si0tr : I, ale pom Il. BIul. 90 rpb
EIstIer, &aierptIs. NtuH. SolIaaus = am Z, 1erlsu,
W s. aoanI SIeIer. SpItonnI Miun. Ieter AttsA
Sftra' IA. Jos. 8uhr, HrunShura, q. Sut. Dauts
Ssi'ouns u StIo vsslrHSr'HJ. Cologne, Yttnu. u. q.
Der Gaum geitattet es mir nibt, Die
Hamen auer Serer III perOifentIiheu,
nel6e Sano pom mir 9etauit babeu,
Sbenltebenoe werOeu aber biuldnalid
i'm, I'M Den 9eier III ii6er,euaeu, pas
geute uon ben ueri6ieoeniten @eacnoen
nab Der Surtle Cate Golonie tonlmen,
nm bort tbre 9e;matb aufSui3ldgcn.
SteleS Ioute pieoer cine Gibtihnur
auer Oerjenigen leiu, BIZ ii6 cine Seis
matb auf benz 2anOe in elmer bliibenoeu
ocutlbcn 0cgenO gu iu6en, oaB bier bod
guteS Sano lcin mus, no 10 piele lid ans
~iieoeln. @eun man bebentt, bus Die
9lnwobnerSabl oteier pabreno Den leeten
b Sabren ii9 I'm 1900 gerioneH
uergroBert bat uno ouB ueue glniieoler
nit ieOem Gage .ein;isbeu, 10 lief. man
Iei6t ejn, oaB es bier uidt LANCE baueru
miro, bis oas Sano einen Breis pom Is
bis 20 Dollars per 2lcre brinst. neil es
jest nod gu Dem biQigsn Sreis pom 5 bis
Z Collars uno aui Iei9te 3~ablum9s6e.
.oin9un9em 81 bGbeu lit.
Die Surtle Cafe GOIonie Iiegt in elmer
9elunOen @egenb, bat &ir6en, S6ulen.
quite VanoltraBeu, CUTE WfarftUerbinouns
gen, 9lten Sooen sutcs @aiier unO elm
gutter ebrIi6er 0eltti3er triiit bier iibers
all quite 8ameraoen uro Na9barn.
Bas fam Elm 9aaOiu6er mebr pertains
gen?
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20.
SIN 0afbuf gum Seiub.

gtwa cine Weils bon Neapel snt.
fernt, in Der &i6tuns nad benz Sul.
Ian lag Der 8altbof gum Seiup.
Cine ruOblaepflssts 4%nplan,uns bon
Sran9enbGumen Dor benz bon Der
GtraBe etlpas 3uriidgele9sncn Saule
lino ein aus9eoebnter Wein9artcn Dor
bemielben aab benz @aiibof Elm beiOI.
oers eiHlaoeaoes Anisben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-17
on Heapel tommenoe RutI9e aufmert-

.,Sie fdbrt bierber," ia9ts Giu-
oitta.
Yulo belt Der Wagen Dor benz 8aIt.
boie; Der Gutiber iprang POM BOD unr
Oifnete bic Sbiir. Nls 8iuoitta lab,
oaB cine Game alsItie9, elite lie al Der
@a9en, um Ibre @dite wiutommen al
beiBen.
Paleitro, I'm ieinen Yfi9ten als
gDirtb nahiutOmmen. mdhle olei6fals
einiae Shritte borpdrts, blieb abel
plOBli6 iteben, als babe ibm Semanr
elm salt" suNerufsn, itieB eiuen ~leiIer
&uf Der uebsrraibung aus, orebte lid
tur5 nm uno lief ms Saus suriif, oas
CT nit weni9eu Sdrittsn errsi4te.
Die Reiieuoen iparen Neap nit it,
rem gegleltern, uno oas Nusllcigen
oes lcBtcn SniaIien oes Wageus, GuiOO
Sarrin9tOn. Den galeitro's ibarie2
Nu9e ioBlei1 srtanlt bdtte, mar Die
urlahe ieiner plOBlI1en 6IuAt.
@iuoitta bate oas Seri0wiroen
ibres Mtanne5 bemertt uno mar auf's
S0bite betrpifen, oa lie annabm, ouB
er ir9eno einen Seino unter Den Nnlpss
lenoen ertannt babe. Sic bepubrte
aber lire &ube uno seleiiete bic @lIt e
ms Saus.
n@ir wiinideu einige 3immer fir
oie'e Nadt, Si9nora," iagte Nelp.
0ir BADEN SIREN 8aitbof Der rubi=
gen Gage wegen auf9eluht, unO wers
ben morSen friib unIere &eiIe tort.
ieBen."
Isle tOnnen bic 9elpiini6ten 3im-
mer erbaltsn, WplaOD," ertuloerts
0iuoitta, ,uelhe, obipObl Die Neiieuoen
,penIG 8epdd bel iib iiibrten. aus Der
9anSen Grideinun9 Der Nn9en Game
folgerte, Dap le reid uno aus ~lriItOs
tratii9er 6amilie mar. Sic bat Die
Dame uno ibre Yealeiter ibr su iolgerl
llno geleitete lie binnuf in oas obere
StOtluerf, no lie cine Sbiir Difnete
uno Die 6remoen in Elm gerGumiges
3immer nOtbi9te. nit benz cine 9anSe
Geibe tleinerer Gabinstte in Yerbin.
oun9 itano. Die Gunner licBen ni6ts
81 wiinihen ibri9. NelD iprah ibre
SufrleoeflpeH aus uAo peteute odS
Abenoeilen.
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et''ao IN Ole @o9e, UNI d Selleu!e 81
oerstten. 9ter 1leI 6 I9r en- oaB ne
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oeaaan lle ilap elIllser sen mIeoer.
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esmmsr,Ssm N;s ei;hs tro,
,Sino bic Sremoeu in ibteu ,3im.
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len, bon Su 10 Dor linen meoldufit2..
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1T oieieuioe. BON Der ih eiuioe Minrr.
ten Dor ibrer 9lufuuit init Sir inroh
- Sianora @iltiusl"
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uSa' 70 ~ 10. M Der l'llse eha'
iaHoer' oer VeNlieHlan NH oeh olaIei
anaen u"o oem oIolloeh 0aar 'H lelil
ai1oerer' ais S'9Hor Stailoer. au'
tnmmsn bs,ishs' Gis miii,en linn Ssrsio
o6uelOtt baben."
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0'uo,ila lap 'preH WeaHH NH liel'
senO'r S"erpuhoefu'a aH.
SIT IS m6ali6!" ricf tie enoli6.
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