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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-27

Last summer one of our grand children
was sick with severe bowel trouble.
Our DOCTORS remedies had failed, then We
tried Cham berlain's Colo, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, which gave very
speedy relief. We regard it as the best
medicine ever put on the market for
bowel complaints E. G. Gregory,
Frederickstown, Mo. This certainly is
the best medicine ever put on the market
for dysentery, summer complaint, collie
and cholera infantum in children. It
never fails to give prompt relief when
used IN reasonable time and the plain
printed directions are followed. Many
mothers have expressed their sincere
gratitude for the cures it has effected.
For sale at Ireland's Pharmacy.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-27

Mrs. Gazzam-Why is the ringing of
bell made obligatory upon bicycle ridersY
Mr.. Gazzam-It gives their victims
time to make an ejaoulatory prayer.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-27

Lord and Lady Tennyson and Dowager
Lady Tennyson have been residing in the
Isle of Wight for the last eight months,
but have just left to pass the summer at
Aldworth their place near Haslemere.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-27

The late Major John Bergman of the
British army was member of the famous
"L,ght Brigade" He had two horses shot
under him before the Russian batteries
and showed great heroism, for which the
Victoria Gross was given him.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-27

Pass the good word along the line
Piles can be quickly cured without an
operation by simply applying DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Newton's drug store.
John H. Brown of Santa Cruz, GAL, saw
the first American flag raised in San Fran
cisco. II was foated in MAY, 1846, by
Captain Watson and some other officers
of the United States warship Portsmouth.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-27

IN ioAcAN VAeA
us nowadays is, that
we do not lead nat
ural lives, The fem
mime portion of our
society is especially
culpable i'll this way.
1t is really a wonder
that women are as
healthy as they are.
Very few women get
any outdoor exer-
else. Very many get
no exercise at all.
Modes of dressing
interfere with the
proper III VASCULAR
action and with the
circulation of the
blood. All the n.y.
gienic laws are bro
ken. 1t is little Won
der that nine women
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1896-07-27
WHISPERS MADE OF HAY.
How They Drove a Good Tenant Out of
Chicago building,

How They Drove Good Tenant Out of
Chicago Building.
After looking over the various advertise
ments Mr.. Larkin concluded that the West
Side place would do.
He wanted d room that would answer
for both office and storeroom and felt that
he couldn't afford to pay much rent.
Larkin selected large corner room at a
rental that seemed preposterously low. He
paid $50 in advance and agreed to sign
the lease some time during the next week.
Next day his property, consisting of
desk, a typewriting machine, few bales
of advertising matter and sundry books,
were moved into the newly rented office.
Larkin went to his new quarters early
on the day after the property had been
moved in. He backed his desk up against
the wall and scattered the chairs about so
that the apartment wouldn't seem so bare,
and then he sat down to go through the
mail that had accumulated. In few
moments he was deeply engaged with the
letters and the order book. Suddenly he
jumped in his chair at the sound of an ex-
plosive voice that seemed to come from
one of the adjoining rooms. Some one was
talking at the top of his voice, SO Larkin
| leaned back and listened
"Mr. Bobby Allen, the we'll known
comic singer, will now render his latest
success, entitled He Has Whiskers Made
of Hay"
"Well, we'll, murmured Larkin.
Then there came from the same hidden
region mighty burst of song. The singer
was apparently one of those music hall
wonders who can come on the stage at
II 80 and drown all the other noises on the
premises.
The lusty song ran something after this
fashion:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
ONE MAN KILLED
And Two Seriously Injured by u Failing
Baltimore Il Trestic mt nIc-
Mcchsn Yesterday.

Anu Wo Seriously Injured by u Failing.
Baltimore Il Ohio TrestIc Mt nIc-
Mechsn Yesterday.
y sad accident occurred yesterday at
%ternoon about . o'clock at McMechen.
on the Baltimore & ohio line. six miles
below the city. by which one man loses
his life and two others are seriously in
jured.
The trestlc that leads across the Bal
timore & Ohio tracks to the shops of the
railroad has been weak for some time,
and yesterday n gang Of workmen we're
at work. repairing the structure. At
the hour mentioned the trcstle collapsed
without the least warning and the work
men were pnccipitated TO the ground.
William Yelling n bridge carpenter.
from Cameron. In Marshall county, was
almost instantly kiled. being badly
crushed by the falling tlmbcrs. His
body was removed to the undertaking
establishment OF Becker & Zimmerman.
in Benwood, where 1t was prepared for
burial and will be sent 10 relatives at
Cameron.
The injured are Elias Shriver, OF Nc
Mechen, injured about the left hip and
bruised all over his body, will recover;
James Malcolm, OF McMechcn. right Lex
broken and bruised considerably. They
were moved 10 their homes In McMech-
on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
K is COMING"
isoblnsoii's anh Franklin Iiroihcrs' Ils
Show on Monday.

HOblns0ii's AMI Franklin Iiroihcrs' Zig
Show on Monday:
The coming OF the John Robinson and
Franklin Bros combined shows to
Wheeling on August 10 will be n treat
to ithe citizens OF this entire community.
The Robinson shows have delighted
American amusement lovers for more
than three generations, and the Frank
lin Brothers arc the founders OF the new
school of American showmen. In COM
bininG and organizing their shows for
the scnson OF 1896 they have spared no
money to secure the very best for every
department. a. glance ut the list OF ce-
lchrItlcH under their control will CON
vince the most sSepticul that they have
been amply rewarded for their lavish
outlay, for they are the best IN the world
In their various lines. The horses, many
Of them Imported, nrc models OF horse
flesh, while the Sud Of trained horGcg do
everything bu: talk. They vii appear at
every performance with their original
trainer. 'rnc Duryca motorcycle, the
hnrsclcss carriage. Is to be Eaen only
with these great shows. a royal troupe
Of %Jnpunese, imported expressly for this
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
THEY Will FIGHT.
The Wheeling Stockholders in the
Brilliant Tube Works
HAVE SECURED An INJUNCTION


As exclusively forsShadowed in yes
fridays 1ntelliSencer, the Wheeling
stockholders In the Brilliant Tube and
Pipe Works, OF Brilliant. Jeffarson coun-
y, Ohio, will contest the legality OF the
assignment made by President jackson
and Secretary Hackett las: Monday.
Yesterday afternoon the FIRST step was
taken In the local courts and II will be
followed up by proceedings IN the .leIer-
son county courts. The action taken in
the circuit court OF Ohio county was be-
fore Judge Pdull. In chambers. early in
the afternoon. Nessrs. William P. Hub
bard. OF this city. and Mr.. ppgbar. OF
steubenvflle. appeared in behalf OF the
four Wheeling stockholders, Mcssrs.
Joseph Speidel, George X. Wheat, Will
lam F. Stifel and W. B. Simpson. The
claim was made that the assignment by
the officers OF the Brilliant works. Presi-
dent Jackson and Secretary Hackett,
was without legal justification. having
been taken without consulting either
the Wheeling Numbers of lhel board OF
directors or The lacal Stockholders. An
Injunction a applied for and was
granted by Ju1Sn Fault. The title Of the
writ IS Joseph Spcidel. ct al against the
Brilliant Tube ard Pipe W0rkEs enIoin-
ing the officers Jackson and Hackettfrom
selling, conveying. disposing OF, remov-
Ing or interfering in any name with
any property belonging to the Brilliant
Tube and PIpa Works. The writ Is di-
.scted to President Jackson, Secretary
Hackett and Assignee McMisters. who
appointed Monday by the court lii
~Steuhenville.
Messrs. Spcidal, Hubbard ard Dunbar
left on the 3:j5 ran Handle train for
~S;aubenville to see 20 the serving W the
Injunction papers and I take any other
steps necessary 20 oppose the assign
Tent.
The following telegram from Steuben-
vile was received last night: Attorney
Hubbard has not been in the city yet.
Attorney Dunbar says he went to Buffa-
10. The court house officials ~are'expect-
Ing something to be done. but there are
no developments yet"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
AN OLD WHEELING MAN.
Death OF John c.. Smith Mt KniamnI,
Mich. Lived Here Eighteen Years,

Death VI JOhh u. smith Mt kalamazoo,
- M~ich.-Llved Here Eighteen Years.
The Kalamazoo Daily Telegram has
the following account OF the death OF
nu old Wheeling man: John G. Smith,
died Tuesday evening, at S:95, OF mcnin-
gItls, at his home. 5l5 Locust street. His
age was scventy-sIx years. Mr.. Smith
was a member OF the Disciple of Christ
church. but was formerly a member OF
the Methodist church. He was born IN
Harrison county, Ohio. January %. 1870.
His father was born In Virginia and
went to that county when It was an In
dian wilderness. His grandfather was
an early settler In Virginia and married
a Miss Wells. OF the family who laid
out the towns OF Wellsburg, Va. Steu-
benvllle. Ohio, and Wellsville, Ohio.
Mr., Smiths father served through the
war OF 1912.
MIR. Smith vas truly n self-made
man, as he never attended school n
DAY In his lie. He was married In 1910
to Hcnrictte Powelson, OF a wealthy
Virginia family, and from this devoted
wife he received his education. When
fifteen years OF age he was n%pprentIced
as Il shoemaker and served for four
years at his trade. He was In his sue
cessful days liberal to those who APP
pealcd to him. He leaves Il widow. his
third wife, and three children, J.. W. C.
Smith Joseph W.. both OF this city. and
Mrs. Isabella II. Faupel, OF Lima Ohio,
whose daughter Lille. on July 9S. was
not expected to live. Miss Gladys Smith.
OF Kalamazoo. Is Il grand daughter. as
are also the Misses Smith. OF Chicago,
the musicians. formerly OF this city.
Mr.. Smith came to Kalamazoo in
1850. from Wheeling. W. Va, where nc
had lived for eighteen years. He served
Tor years as n member OF the first
branch of council OF Wheeling, and held
ather positions Of trust. He was a Roy
al Arch Mason. The services will be
held at s o'clock this evening at the
family residence and Rev. C. NJ. Kceuc
viii oilic!ate, assisted by Rev. J. S. Boy
den. There Will be singing. The re-
mains viii be taken tonight to CJshoc-
ton, Ohio. by his son. ]. W. o. Smith.
ln:ermcnt will be at that place on FRI
day.where the Masons will have charge
OF the service.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

MANY a days work IS lost by sick
headache. caused by Indigestion and
stomach troubles. DeWltts Little Early
Riscra are the most cffectual pill for
overcoming such difficulties. Charles
n. Goethe, corner Twelfth and Market
streets: Bowie & Co., bridgeport; Pea
body & Son, BcnwOod. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

rhlIowlng the usual custom. you will
%'h' lots nf address cards II you attend
~ ~" enenmpmeht at Cleveland, August
t1'.,' sn TINT you can exchange with
o%gntAerJ from other cities. a catalogue
= u Ihr latest and finest designs ofKl Of,
una Uniform Rank emblem cards can
". 1ren at the IntcIliGcnCcr Office where
m''rs VIII be taken. All tho designs
",' "mhosSrd and printed In nne r6l6rs,
S are juat the thing for tho 1890 en-
%VaihpinCnt. .EI,T'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

on and after Monday, July 20, parlor
cars will be run between, Parkersburs
and Pittsburgh ms scheduled below:
Leave ParkcrHburg OF train No. $40
y. m, eastern time. u.
Arrive Pittsburgh on train No. 2lS
$40 p. ~. central time.
Leave pittsburgh on train No. 2O7 $40
n. M, central time. 81.
Arrive Pnrkcrsburg N trim No. Q,
$3.50 p. M, eastern time,
JOHN J.. ARCHER,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

81 WAS completely covered with
sores. Every muscle IN my body achcd.
llnd been slcl, for i've ycnra. Doctors
could do me no good. Most of my time
WINS spent In bed; was n complete
wreck. Burdock Blood fItteru have
completely cured ne In threr months.
Mrs, Annie Zoepcn. Crookstown, MINI.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

The female voices In the chorus are
tEosc Of Misses VernIc Johnson, Myrt
Cox. Mary Roberts. Eettie BROOKS, Eff
ht Evans. Norma Scott, Pearl COnnnt,
Sarah Mah0od. Lottie Hunter, I.tLillie
Martin, Alice Sanford. Edith Ewing,
Jessie Martin. Elsie Dick. Birdie WOOD
burn, Austa Yinglins. Minnie MsMus-
trr8, Blanche Voltlc, Meila Logan, Bes-
Sc Hammond. AIvlrda Mnhood,o HALLE
!9nESln, Meta Roberts. Olive Ewing,
maggie Shipley. Nora Shiplcy. Daisy
Cai!ctt. Iona Riggs, Margaret Ham
m"nd. Daisy Cats. LeOta Morgan.
Maud Gatcwood. Madgc MatheSE?Le-
4! henderson. Jennie Alcxander,5Lid
rae male voices: D. R. ChaldOGk. i.
a. %t!dsor, Chester Wright, Carl Chad
qosH. Frank Wade, II. +. Rogers,
SafEca MahoOd, Charley Longd5h, s.
+ hrys0n. j. y. Alexander. II. ~, Nc
T?Hh7. J. r. Chaddock. Lot Conant. j.
", Rogers Charles Poylcs.C. ". Guard,
willie Crimes, Roy McCuskey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
"LrnGne OF American Whcclmcn" nj
Louisville, n.y., August 10 TO Is, 1890.

August 9th and 10th. the Baltimore G.
Ohio CompanN will sell excursion tickets
from Wheeling to Louisville at $40 30 for
the round trip. good returning until Au-
gust 18th. %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
DIED.

DECK=At her late residence, 3jii Chap
linz street, on Thursday. August 6, 1896,
ut 1855 p. m. DORQTliEh. wife OF
Jncob Beck, aged Il years, l month and
Il days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
DEAN-on Thursday. August G, 1906, ut
1910 o'clock y. m, MARGARET. VITO
OF the late John A. Dean. In her Goth
year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
WlLSON-ln New York City, on Wcdnes-
day. August ., 1896. ut 0 p. m, MRS.
ELIZABETH WILSON.
Funeral notice hereafter.
GRAvES-At Hot Springs. Ark, on
Wednesday morning. August s, 1896,
C.. L. GRAVES.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

1T Is actual merit that has given
Foods SarRlparllln the first place
nnG,HonE medicines. II Is the One True
n'ood Purifier and nerve tonic. sum-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
A MUSICAL EVENT
i'the Second Production o~f"Jephthn and
Ills Daughter.

This evening In the Prohibition AS
eemoIy hall. on the Moundsville camp
grounds. the second production Of the
can;ata OF "Jcptha and his Daughter"
will be given by the best amateur tall
eat OF Moundsville. AT Its production
IN Mouudsvilie last spring the cantata
made a decided hit. which will no
doubt be repeated this evening. A.largc
number of Wheeling people will hgo to
the camp grounds to witness to-night's
performance. 1t is under the auspices
Q! the EpwOrth League. The cast Is as
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07

vast enterprise. and the only double
tr"ur'' 'r"r bought TO this country Is
another feature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-07
BROS.
Fighting
The Surplus

With the unfatcring sword Of sincerity We must clear
our counters for the early fall arrivals. Our clothing
buyer is now in the East purchasing FALL CLOTH
ING. As time flies, frmcr set is, the determination and
deeper down through the profits to the core Of cost
strikes the weapon OF Our poicy's defense. The victory
Of its sincerity is proclaimed in a myriad Of, matchlcss
opportunities.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06

mungslult bemsiIen t0nnte. Na6 eini=
gem Sbwmnten oiltirte Serr y. Der
Jun0en 9nme bic W%eolnUunL inners
6a!b 3meier M.tOn0tc cine b0Ibe Wtillion
pferocbaGnfabrIt Define 81 iNmmeIu,
luOfiir lie bic Wtittel gum Stuoium ouf
Die 0auer BON ianf Sabren erBOIten
Iole. Yiefere lie Die 6Gbri6eine ni6t
CUR 3eit ab, 10 miIIe lie fitnf Sabre
bel elmer YertpanOtcn oe5 Serrn .. uns
ent9eltIih ais GOupernante oieren.
Glele S~eoingung wuroe bon beioen
Seiten in 8egemuart bon 3eu9en lIn=
terI9rieben. Sieier Sage brNbte Die
lun9e Game Germ =. Die beoun9ene
Babe Wtilion 6abribsine: lie bate io=
fort na6 llnterSeihnung oes 8ertra9s
ale i9re Serlpanoten uno Setaunten
BON Der Wette IN &enntniB 9eIsBt unO
rubte uno raltete nibt, au6 nod ipei=
tere &reiie fir lire SN9e 81 intereilis
rem. 3luei Sage DOT Nbl0ui Der Srllt
febltsn nod 1000 Stiit al Der 6aIben
MilIipn: oa IprdllG ibr ein SOmmler
81 uno itellte ibr ieiue felt Sabren Nib.
lam suiammenaeiieQte 6~Gbrtartsns
Iammlun9 sur Yeriiigun9. Serr g.,
Der Die 9Sette ibOn aeipOnnen 9laubte,
mar bod bob srireut. als bic junge
Dame nit ibten poblIortirten 6abr=
i6einbilnoeln bel ibm erl6ien uno oa.
mt ben gepcis Iilr ibre 98iQenstraIt
unO @nerNle srbra6te.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06
Sr1un,cuOe Tr05hc.

Wan IOllte es iaum fir m69lid bal-
ten, oaB 9elltIg 10 nIeorlB lte9enoe
2biers. iu!e es Die 6r0ibe nOtOriI6
Iino, trGumeu tOnnsn, uber nu6 ueuer=
oin9s 9ematten 9eoba6tungen ibeInt
bod ein Dem SralIme Qbnliber 3uitano
oIeien Sbieren ni6t frsmo gu ieln.
Der YbDItolO9e S. De Sar4anOn be-
tdubte cine NnSnbl 6r0i1e nit GblorUs
form. Die SetGubun9 mar 10 poll
tOmmen. OaB Die Sbiere ME foot ou ld-
gen uno nlr bus pObenoe SerS Seben
III ibnen 0errietb. Wuroen nun Die
uartotiiirten SDlere al Die frii6e Quit
9ebraht, 10 nubmen lie iQmmtlit,
Wdbrello bic Gmpfinoun0en.o es Selen5
unO S0rens iDuen nod niht suriitge=
tebrt murer, cine eiosntbiimllhe Sor.
herItelluna Elm. Nuf ben YOroeriuBen
aufNeridtet, Itredten lie Den Gopf nab
oben, ais Oh lie Den Simmel betrnbtes
ten. Dies 1T Die SteQun9 bon 6rO-
i6en, Die auf cine 0eflligelte Seute
ldIern, uno ofenbar baben Die hlorD=
iOrmirten Sbiers ben Srdum ODER Die
0uluciuatiOn, oaB lie cine Yeute er=
"lduerll, oenn otter modem lie cine ba=
ltige SstpeQun9. 6fuen ben Wtuno melt
uno ibnclleu Die 3un9e berlll5, I'M Die
&eute 81 ian9sn. SieIer Sraum;u=
Itano oalert einl9e t3eit. Damn tebrte
8elibts= uno 8ebOrsempiiuouuQeu
mieoer, aber Die irnit 10 frieoliAen uno
pile9matiihen Sblere befiuoen ii6 in
einem mertpiiroig Gersisten Wutb;u-
Itano, lie 9reifen alie 6egeuitdnoe Der
umgebuug 9eftig an uno Qerntben mits
%einauoer pbne mertli6e urid1s in dus
Berlt beitige 3dmpfe, paden ~sinaroer
an Der 8ur9el uno oer9leihen mebr.
auf oieIes Grre0uu9sItaoium folQt cine
Irt GaBeujumlner, Die SrOi6e msroen
nod i6euer uno fur6tinmer, als lie es
IOult ibon Iiuo uuo pertrieten li1 in
bic entfernteI ten Gfen oes Gdfias. biz
nab cin bis spei Stuuoeu Die Wlrs
tun9sn Der NarcOie pOriiber liuo uno
Die 6rOIhe ben 9ewDbnlibeu 3uitano
Uieoer erlanSt babeu. Sm!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06
Cine luitise Yamif

brad i'm Sbeatsr Don GOl6sItsr aug,
uno sruar ourd cine Wuus. Mitten
in Der 9rOBtsu &iibricene lief elm
Wdus9sn iiber Die yilhue, uno Spar
i6%uur0eraoe Guf Die erlte Seloin uno
Sisb9aberin su. Die Wiaus ieben.
auitreii4en. auf oas Sopba iprinsen
uno iib Die Gleiosr suiammsnbalteu,
mar bel oieier Seloin ems. Sas ie-
ben uuo in eiu raIeuoes 8sldbter uno
tOleu Seifaa ausbre9en, mar bsim
Yublitum aub ems. Nun iplte es
aber erit tOmmen. Bon alien Seiten
i"tiirsten Shauipieler. Statiiten. Wa=
ihiniltsn berbei, I'm oas Mdustsn gu
ueriagell. oiele aber. ME Wtduic i6On
limb, iprang. itGtt lib ian9en gu laiien,
iiber Die &anpe in ben Srbsitsrr0um
uno bon oa - our6 - ms Yarquet.
Sin Shrei aus buuoert Srauenteblsn.
NabeSu ale Samen i'm Yarauet trei=
iheu aui, iprin9en auf Die SiBs uro
lteben geraoe 10. pie Die Seloiu iriiber
auf Der SIlbne, nit SuIammen9e9alte=
nen &leioern od, uno perfol9eu Die
Saao auf bus Wduslein. Senn cine
Ueritable Saao eutipann iib. ein Sru-
bel, ein Saten, Elm Srsiihen: ..Sa
lit lie. bal" uno oben auf Der 8alle=
rie. in ben 2o0en, oa pdlits man iib
Dor 2ahsn. bis unten Giner siuem
Sriumpbator Nlsi6 auiiarie uno Die
suppelnoe Muus am S6plnshsn ems
porbielt. Suriiber neues Sreiihen.
Sbnmuhten uno 6reuoenrufe. iOwie
Der &uf uah Der GuBe. llno iiebe oa,
Die SbeatertnBe eribien. pOn unii9tbas
rer Sano geihuben, auf Der SiIbne uuo
matte ibren yutsl. Der Sriumpba-
tor absr t~letterte ms SrheIter uno
mari bic 0rme poruiBe Wtaus iiber Die
8ampe. Die &aB aber tbat. wie ieoe
anltduoe SbentertaBe. ibre Pfliht uuo
= oas Wluslein mar 9efan9en uno
na6 tursem, trauri0em Spiels Deriebrt.
9tube trat luisoer I'M Yublitum ein. oas
Stiid nabm ieiuen 6Ort9ang; aber -
Ielne Wirtung mar porbei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06
Wilui9t SIR cine gute Yhutuuranbiep

SSout ,Sbr sud IeIbit ODER Serwonote Der
g!terll ODER VroBelteru I'm Siloe lebero"
por GIb 'ebel 10 lpre1et bel ms Dor.
Naot Sbr eIlte photographic elmer Geriou
BE Ibr per9roBerll laliel lpolt 10 leloet bic,
'eloe al MD. Die Arbeiteu iino bic better
NIB Die 9retle Die uieort9iten.
q. y. ~ ateu3ie,
l67S-l6S0 6lauitrase.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-10-06
Sriiber Ycireiunssionos.

Die .Sriia Nutional alliance" in
Nem Yort bat in elmer oieier Gage ab=
9ebaltsnen 9ebelmen Seriammlung be-
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