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FROM The CAPITAL.

Read the conditions of the Standards
voting contest and select your candi-
date, Entries will close Jan 70, and it is
time the st. Paul members were begin
ming to hustle
Div. No. 4, A. o. H., held it's an
nual meeting at Central hall on Friday
evening, Dec. 9. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, Eugene p. Daley; president Il.
c. Mccarthy; recording secretary, Chas.
+. Mcbride; financial secretary, John
Cavanagh; treasurer, James Fahey; in
surance secretary, John M. Lynch; SER
geant-at-arms, l.. P. Cook; sentinel, NJ.
J. Williams; marshal, Dennis Ryan;
physician, DR.. E. w. Buckley.
Div. No. 3, Ladies' Auxiliary A. O. H.,
held its annual meeting at Central hail
on Monday evening The meeting was
largely attended and much interest was
manifested in the election of officers,
which resulted as follows: President.
Miss josephine Cook; vice-president,
Miss Nellie Mccall; recording secretary,
Mrs Mary E. O'Connor: financial secre.
tary, Miss Abbie Middleton; treasurer.
Mrs. T. Mcdonald; insurance secretary;
Mrs. Paul Kelly; sergeant at arms, Hiss
Kate Padden. Owing to the late hour
the election of the other officers was
postponed until the next meeting.
The lrishAmercan club has COM
pleted the annual election of officers
making up the following list: President
>. j. Flanagan; vice-mesident, John A.
Tierney; financial secretary, Thomas
narragh; recording secretary, John s.
MHllane; treasure, D. P. Malloy. The
governing board will be elected at a
meeting to be held Dec 18th.
Patrick Brennan has sued Allen Black
the plumber, for $500 personal injuries
A year ago the plaintiff alleges he was
working for the defendant. as a laborar
and with two other men was engaged in
removing boiler from freight cars The
lever which he was instructed to use
was defective and dangerous, and in
consequence he broke his leg and was
otherwise injured
Miss Weadley. who has been the guest
of Mrs. e. j. Darragh, has returned to
Chicago
Mrs. j. A. Hales, who has been visit:
ing her sister Mrs. P. H. Kelly, left fol-;
Willmar Wednesday.
Miss Marguerite Kelly and George p.
Lynch, of Chicago, will be married Jan.
%, at the brides home in this city.
Divisions Nos. 9, 6 and s, A, O. TT.
will hold their annual meetings and cleo
lions OF officers next Tuesday evening,
and No. 8 on Thursday evening. The
county board will meet with No. 9.
Chas B. Mcbride, who was reelected
treasurer of Div. No. !, A. 0. H., last
week. has probably held office continu-
ously longer than any member in Ram
sey county, and although anxious 70
take rest and give the honors to some
other member, the division will not hear
tell of it. If Charley wants to get ont
OF office he will have to change divisions.
1t was Div. No that elected officers
instead of Div. No. 8. as announced in
last weeks Irish Standard by mistake
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State of Minnesota, County Of IIrnncpin-
Probate courtln the maiirr of the estate
Of L"murl Weaver. deceased.
Letters Of administration on the nsllte
of l., murl Weaver. deceased, late. of tie
County Of Champaign and State Of ONO
being granted to George a. Weaver, of said
county:
II Is ordered That six months be ana the
sam" is hereby allowed frnm and after the
dat" of this order. in which all persons
having claims or demands against the said
the Probate court of said county, for OK
animation and allowance or be forever
barred.
1t IS further ordered. That the first Mon
day in July, lH.'S. at 10 O'Clock II. m, at a
general term ri sa!d Probate Court, to be
hello at tn" Court House In the CITY Of
Minneapolis. in said County, be and the
same IS hereby appointed as the time ana
place when ana wl"r" the said Probate
Court will examine ana ADJUST said claims
ANA demands.
And it is further ordered. That notice OF
such hearing be given to all creditors ana
persons interested in said estate by forth
with publishing this rdcr once In each week
for three successive weeks in the Irish
Standard. - newspaper printed and pub
iish"d in said County
Dated at Minneapolis this 9Th day of De-
cembcr, 1897. by the Court.
f. e. HARVEY,
Judge OF Probate.
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PUBLIC PULSATIONS.
Letter From james KillcIcn, of
Nashville, Tenn.

Letter From james KiIlcJcn. os
Nashville, Tenn.
Editor Irish Standard:
Enclosed please find two dollars for
my subscription to your paper am
glad to see the Standard spreading it's
wings out and giving practical news,
both Irish and American.
l see by the Standard that Miss Maud
Come and Mr.. Egan will lecture in Min
neapolis. Miss Comes lectures through,
this country will do good deal of good
among our people, and especially AMONG
she Irish nationalists in Ireland, who
may realize at last the result of their
Benedict Arnold policy of the past nine
years, which has SO nearly ruined the
hopes of Ireland that it seemed that
all the eloquence that ever cmanated
from Irish orators, past or present.
would never reconcile the Irish factions
to one united party.
Send me one dollars worth of your ma
per containing Miss Comes address
for which find money enclosed.
Yours truly,
JAMES KILLELEA.
We are sorry that we cannot send
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A. O. II. Elections.

The annual election Of officers of the
sixty or more divisions of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians throughout the
state is i'll progress. All divisions must
complete this work during the present
month. The following is the result of
the voting in number OF dlvisicsls as
reported to the Irish Standard up to
the hour of going to press:
HENNEPIN COUNTY.
Division No president, Thomas
Dunn; vice-presdcnt, M. j. Gill; record
ing secretary, Felix McNamee; financial
secretary, Daniel Brophy; insurance
secretary, John O'Grady; treasurer,
James Kelly; sergeant-at-arms ]. ].
Regan; marshal, Thos Manning; senti-
mel, Philip Sherry.
Division No. 3.-President, M. e.
Neary; vice-president, p. j. Russell;
recording secretary, Daniel O'Connell;
financial secretary, A. J. Dolan; insur-
ance secretary, ]. J. Daley; treasurer,
j. t. MCGOWAN; sergeant-at-arms, r. J.
Hayes; marshal, James Sullivan; senti-
mel, l. Brett.
Division No. 4.-President, John l..
Gleason; vice-president, NJ p. Walls;
recording secretary, ]. c. Gubbins;
financial secretary, c. e. Coskran; in
surence secretary, Peter Mitchell; treas
urer, John Meagher; sentinel, NJ. S. Con-
nelly; marshal, J. j. Doran,
Div No. z, Minneapolis, President,
Mat J. Allen; vice-president, Thomas
Jordan; recording secretary, J. f.
Hanily; financial secretary, Geo. w.
Gillen; insurance secretary, j. J. Casey;
treasurer, P. NJ. Maloney.
Div. No. 8, President, ]. c. O'keefe:
vicc-president, j. NJ. Hyland; recording
secretary, T. J. Flynn; financial secre-
tary, j. w. Vanderhoof; treasurer, Will
liam Archer; insurance secretary, ]. c.
Sheehan; sergeantat-arms John Ma
hon; sentinel, 7. ]. 'Corbett
RAMSEY COUNTY.
Div. No. /. President, T. w. Nc
Goey; vice-president, P. l.. Dawson; re-
cording secretary, John B. Pewters;
financial secretary, John CASTILLO; treas
urer, c. B. Mcbride; insurance secre-
tary, Alfred Mcdonald; physician, DR..
Charles J. Meade; sergeant -at-arms,
Peter Geoghagan; sentinel, John Kei-
leher; marshal, T. f. Conroy; chair
man standing committee ]. j. Kennedy.
Div. No. 8, President, Robert J..
Clarke; vice-president, VIM. J. Long;
recording secretary, M. Z. Ryan;
financial, secretary, NJ. ]. Hogan; treas=
urer, Patrick Coleman; insurance sec
rotary, j. P. Connolly; sergcant-at-arms,
Martin Dunford; sentinel Michael
Thornton; marshal, John NJ. White;
chairman standing committee, S. COL
bert.
Div. No. /, Belle PLANE, President, G.
r. Mooney; vice-president, James
ONeil; recording secretary, H. B. Con-
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A Long Life Ended.

The death of Mrs. Catherine Harmon,
a resident of this county for the past
forty years, occurred last Thursday at
2 p. m. at the family residence, 1906
Western avenue, after an illness of two
weeks. The deceased lady was the
relict of the late John Harmon, who died
about IL years ago. She was born in
Ireland 81 years ago. Ten children sur
vive to mourn their mothers death, as
follows: Michael, John, Patrick ana
William, of this city; James, at St. Louis
Park and Peter, who is in California.
Nellie, Bridget, Mrs. Mary Healy and
Mrs. O. Hearn are the four daughters.
The funeral will be held this morning
from the church of the immaculate Con-
ception. Interment at st. Marys GEM
etery.
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Educate Your Bowels with Cnscnrets,
Candy Cathartic. euro constipation forever,
lOc, 25c. II g. G. c. fail, druggists refund money

Thomas A. Clarity, the young attOr-
ney who defended John Moshik for the
brutal murder Of John l.cmkc in this
city, made an able and eloquent plea for
the life of his client. The daily papers
all unite in praising lie young lawyer
and all who heard hm-judgcs, Jury
and spectators testify to the, ablily
he displayed. The Times court reporter
says that his address to the iurv will
rank as one of the best pleas for hui
man life heard in the court house since
the days of the Hayward trial. Though
Mr. Clarity lost his first murder case
and the jury were unanimous in finding
his client guilty before retiring for con,
sultation, out of consideration for the
twelve good men and true"
remained out two hours before
they handed in their verdict of convic-
tion. The late James r. Brady, of Now
York, lost his first case but MAIDS his
reputation as a criminal lawyer Thomas
A. CARLY has lost his first murder case
but has gained laurcIs that will not
iade in the memory of those VINO heard
him. AS Mr.. Clarity is modest yonn,
man the compliments bestowed upon
him will not give him "the big hnaG.'
He is dil!gent student of law and will
be heard of again in the future.
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pRnIiATl.. NOTICE.

Stat" of Minnesota, County Of li"nnrpin--
Probate Court In the matter Of the estate
of l"mu"l WrHv"r, d""":iS'.h.
On reading and filing III" petition of the
administrator of the estate of said de"
ceased. praying for a decree assigning the
rc%hu" of said cStai" Ia The persons by law
entitled to the same:
1t Is ordered. That said petition be heard
nj general term Of said Court to b" held
at the Court House In the city Of Mime
ApnliS. IN said County. On Munday, tho
Bird day of january. lSS. nj 10 O'Clock in tn"
forenoon; and that notice of such hearing
be given To all persons Interested by pub
fishing this order once in each week for
three sncccssiv" weeks prinr To said day OF
hearing in the Irish Standard. n newspaper
printed and published in said county.
Dated AT Minneapolis this 9Th day of De
ccmbcr, 1881. by the Court.
i. G.. HARVEY
IlIlrn q DrnlI;IIp
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State of Minnesota. County If li"nn"pin-
Probate tnurt--In tn" matter nf the estate
Of MHiii" c. Mrtrory. deceased
ON reading and filing the final account
OF the administrator Of tn" estate If said
deceased ana his petition praying for tn"
allowance of said account and for II deere"
assigning the rrSidll" of said estate to the
persons by law entitled to the same:
II IS ordered. That said position be heard
at Il general term Of said Court to be held
AT tn" Court IIon5" in the city of Mime
IpuliS. in said County. on Monday. tho
.rd day of january. lS.'S. ut 10 O'clock in tn.
Forenoon: anu that notice of such herring
be given to all persons interested. by pub
fishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks prior to said day Of
hearing IN the Irish Standard ncwSpnp, r
printed and published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis this 9Th day Of De-
ccmhcr, 1881. by tn" Court.
+. G. HARVEY.
iIp ar 1,.itn
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PROBATE, NOTICE,

State of Minnesota, County of llcnnrpin-
Probate Court In .hr matter of the rS-
tate of George Crosby. deceased
ON r'a,lnE and filing til" petition of the
executor of the last will and testament
of said deceased. praying for decree as
signing In" Residue of said cSlui" tn the
pcrs ms by law entitled tn TN" same:
1t is ordered. That said petition he heard
at Il general term uf said Court to he held
at the Court House in the city of Minnie
"pnlis. in said County. ON Monday til" 3r'i
dny of January. lS:S, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon; nnd that notir" of such hearing
b" given to all persons Interested. by pub
fishing this order once in each week for
three SucccSSiv" weeks prior to said day Of
hearing in tn" Irish Standard. newspaper
printed and published in said County
Dated at MINNEAPOLIS This ilh day Of
December. 1881 l:y the Court.
T.. G. HARVEY.
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Births During the Week.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs J. r. McCar-
thy, 420 University avenue northeast,
last Saturday, a boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. John Supple, 1926
Washington street northeast, last Mon
day, a boy.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Judge J. F. MCGEE
PIP Pillsbury avenue, twins, boy and
girl.
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Father Cleary will speak next Sunday
evening at his church on "Why the
Catholic Church Does not Sanction Di-
vorce." There will be no disappoint-
ment any Sunday evening again this
winter over the Sunday evening services
at st. Charles. Father Cleary's absence
in Milwaukee last Sunday, attending
the jubilee services at st. Johns; Cathe-
dial, explains why there was no service
at St. Charles last Sunday evening.
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is increasing steadily, and the. band has
now fully 25 members. Still there is
the county board A. o. H.. the band
was voted the support of all the divis
ions of the order for the future in help
ing to maintain it financially. The
boys will be in the st. Patrick's Day
parade 80 strong next March,
Archbishop Ireland will preach to-
morrow in the Immaculate Conception
church at the 1890 services. In the
afternoon at 3 o'clock he will address
the general conference Of the st. Vim
cent de Paul Society at Association hall.
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for the reason that she failed to put in
an appearance.
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Gsmeinrr Scuii9cnba6.
9luti0p, @is., IL. Nop.

~ ~
Gin Slatt pelGes in Dem Stdot1en
9lutiso. @is.. eri6eint, brIn9t fulgenoe
iait un9IaubIIas 8eidiAte. Sas
Slatt itreibt:
rGaum iollte man es fir m0slib
baten, oab in unisrem frelen Sanoe,
in welhem Seutihtbum suno oeutiAe
Sprade in S1ule uno 0iisntlibsm
Sebsn lib iOlb' beruprra9snoer @dtun9
srirellt. Der @erIub 9shlaAt pUroe.
ben sur 3eit in Der etelbuftslten g9eile
lib SeiSenosu SprubenbaB, in cine
unIerer Dffentlibcn Sbulen su im=
pOrtiren. 9lsie fait unalaubIi6e
Sredbeit bat lib in unisrsr 9ta6bar=
idaft, wie uns beri6tst piro. sugetra=
gen. Ntan bore: Sm Scluu 9tOlliug.
Shuloiltritt 9to. 4, 1T cine etlua abt.
sebnjdbrl8e 9cbrerin OIL Der Yublic
SAule angeitellt. Die Sdule SlBlt 81
S6iler. DOu oenen 80 DeutIbsr glb-
tunlt iinO. gln eineln Sage lester
gSObe tra9te Die geuaunte Gehrerin ibre
Sbiiler, luer bon ibnen oil Dem Gage
oeutIb 9eiprOhen babe, mb9eOuiltebcn.
IS erbobeu iiA nun iamntljde Sbiller
nit glusnabme oes ellBiNen 9fIbt=
Gsutitsu. Nun bsfabl pie &ebrsriu
alien oieien S9illern, Die iib erbObsn
battsn, nieoerSutnleen, nls StraIe
oNiilr. oaB lie oeutl6 GelprOben uno
ljsB lie in Der Stellung Qegen cine Babe
Stunoe. 3psi oeutIhe &naben. &ib-
arb Sleiihmunn, Sobu oes beiannten
uuo nllQemeiu bsliebteu 6armers
Ntutbias Sleiidmann uno SoIepb Gang,
oensn oas SAmahoOlle Der 3umu=
tbun9 gum SewuBtisiu fam, usr,pei8er-
ten Der Sebrerin ben 0iebOrlam uno
bllebeu lteben. Sieie. oariibsr erbOIt.
;iibti9te bic Grnbeu uuo mics lie aus
Der Shule. 9leidseiti9 in SrieIen ben
bstrsiienoeu Glteru mittbeilenO, ouB Die
beioeu Die Sbule nidt mebr betreteu
oiiriten, ebe lie DsrIprO1en bQtten,
Der Sebrerin 81 9ebpr1en. ulIo in oie=
lem SaUe uui 9eIebl nit &ater uno
Muttsr nidt mebr Seuti1 81 ipreden.
rGlin9t cs nidt ialt mie cin Wldr=
den, wsun man bon lolbsu SluQeu
lelt? 81 es niAt cine ibniahUOlle @er.
9swaltl0ung unisres 9sutidtbums.
unierer lieben Nutteriprabe, wsnn in
inherent irsien glmerita cine SAul
Wa'Om ibre amtlihe Stslluug als Seb=
rsriu elmer Oifsntlibsn SAule oosu
miBbrautt, nit iolb' booeulOIer 6red.
belt ibre oeutibeu Sdiiisr 81 bebau.
oslu? llno mas iagt Der Sbulboaro 81
iolhsn SOrtOmnniheu, miro Der sc.
nsi9te Ssisr iragsn."
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Nad)iil@tiscr SrlbitmDroer.
Cub ing Sa., Is. 81

y - !" S"'t 49, -NSNs
Gin 6armer Namens 9. .. Spif=
let eribob crit feline 6rau uuo blies ljA
ounu ielber bas 2sbensli1t aus. Die
6rau mar in Die Srult 9strOIIsn uno
lsbte nod mebrere Stunosn. ,Sn
6Ol9e Der Nluttbat lino bier &inosr
perwailt. Sle &inoer 9ebOrten Der
Srau OIL uno waren aus srlter Gbe.
Spifler trenRte lib Dor mebr als siuem
Sabre wsSen llneiniatsit bon isiner
6rau uno lsbte ieitberr 9strennt bon
ibr. Gr iuur pOr ilIrSsr 3eit bonn
Often Suriid9etsbrt uno be9ab li6 uab
Dem Saule lelner 6rau uno ihlu9 ems
bon Isineu Stisitiuoern. Die 6rou
lieB ibu ossue9su perbai item. Dor
eini0en SaSen ipuroe er frel9elllleu
uuo ibwor Eabe. Gr 9ilg in
Guibiu9 lumber llno ertlGrte, er iperoe
islne Srau tooten.
Die 2euts ls9tsn isinsu Gsosnsarten
ni6t oiel Weoeutun9 bel. 9lllein. Obns
isinsr 6rau bic lsiisite glnoeutun9 ilber
feline 9lblidt 81 9ebsn, beSab er lid
ihlieblib in ibre MObnung uuo Ibpf
lie nieoer. Saraui 0in9 er binNuS
mb iaste ll1 lslbsr eiRe &u8sl ourd
ben &OpI.
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Gbc!ibes Glcuo.
9 o Il o II, Mtai., Is. gtoo.


Srant McQauNblin uno oeiIen Sat.
tin Marp ipuroeu beute Mor9en in
ibrer WObnung in SilosgOitou in be-
wuBtlOIsm 3uitauoe Dor9eiunoen.
geioe parsn 9ei6phen pOroen uno
man filr6tet fir i6r Seben.
Der Monn wuroe bon ben berbei9es
rufenen Ner3ten mad tursen @leoerbes
lebun9sUeriudcn balo su lj6 9ebradt.
10 oNB er iprsden tonnte. Gr erSdllte
Der POlijei, OaB feline Satin auf i'm
0eibolien, ipdbreno er iId i'm Sdlaie
beiunoen babe. uuo oaB lie oarauf
einen SelbltmOroDeriub 0cma6t babe.
Mc2au9blin, welher iib i'm lebtsn
S6ninoIuhtsItuoium beiinoet. luuroe
bsute na6 Dem SOipital 9ebraht.
Die Yolissi lit Der glnIibt. oaB bic
6rau, bon gntbehrun0 uno NOtb oasll
qetriebsu, beiblOB, osm 9emeiniamsn
Samilieneleno Elm gnoe 3u MAIDEN.
Sic millisn ndmlit. un1 Den iie um-
gebenoen 8srbdltnilien su urtbeilen.
Elm trauriaes SaIeln 9eiriltst baben.
gs beiano iib taum Elm Stiid Sroo I'M
Sauie.
Sor suei Wonaten ipuroe oem gbss
paar elm &inolein 9eborsn, wel6es
na5 IA Sa9en ltarb. Ser Sob Dee
3leinen i9ien bic 6rau iebr nieoer9es
oriift su baben. Die Gbe9atten Daren
crit leit einem Sabre perbeiratbet.
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Gnticslitrr WorOer.
Gibertp, Wto., Is. Noo.


Wm. Carr. Der iein orei Sabre altes
SDbter6en i'm Mihouri-6luB ertrdntts.
wuroe leute bonn 5i6ter groaoous
gum 2oOe Oerurtbeilt uno ioll am -.
Se5ember 9ebdn9t tueroen.
glls 3ibter Sroaoous osn 8eian0e=
nen perurtbeilte, iagte er:
rSas Serbre9en, peldes Sic be-
san9en baben, 1T bas iheuBIihite, wOs
pon Id le Neb0rt babe. sic babeu bon
Nlsmano Spmpatbie Su erwnrten."
Ser 9crurtbeilts persidtete auf ieoe
Ieuberung. Carr lit ein tncbi9er
Sintsrwdloer. Ssin @erbre6eu 1T ell,
duBerit taltbliitisss. slm 10. Sttpber
trHg er o0s &iuo bon 2ibertD nnd)
eiusm Gewiien Srte in &anIos @itp.
Gr bano Oarauf Die arme uno Seine
Der &leinen nit elmer itartsu Sdnur
uno o6tete niAt aui ibre SrNDe: ,Was
wllllt Oh oenn nit mir tbun. Yapa?"
ioncern mari lie. nit Steiuen beidwert,
in ben 6luB. Carr puroe balo o0rnuf
perbaItet uno ertllrte in Ieiuem 0e=
itdnonib, onB er 81 plele &inoer babe.
uno oaB isine 8uttin bic GIsine 9erne
Los 9epeien tpGre. Gr beItano aber
oarauf, oaB feline 6rau teinsn glutbsil
al Der MOroiba! babe. 6arr bat iid)
bsitdnoi3 oabiu gsduBsrt, oaB er 10
ihnea als mO9lib perlrtbeiIt uno ge=
benit merosu mObte. Seine 6rau iOll
cbenfalls iueaen Setbeili9ung al Dem
Serbrsden prOSsiiirt werosn.
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@arbpra;eB begonncn.
g oiie, sSoabo, Is. HoU.

QUIZ I, ,SuuVp, ID. 2tpU.
Sn Soabo Gitp be0iunt bsute Der
YroseB oss Der Grmorouna oes Sobn
Seder (am %. SttOber) au9stla9tel
s.. ct. 6lNir. Der WtOro mar zines
Der taltbliiti9lten Ssrbrsbsn, Die ie in
olelem Staate be9au9en muroen. Sas
Spier mar eiu 8rubenarbeiter in SpOs
tane. ct. 6lair iubr in sinem @aaen
nab perlhieoenen 8ruben, nm Seter,
BON benz er wuBte. oaB sr 8elo bate,
gu trelieu. gr bOlte ibn enolib Elm
uno bisb nit ibm msbrere Sage lang
5uiammen. glm %. Sttober campirs
ten Seioe in elmer leeren Sabine uabe
@au @pd, I'M Sons.S Sbals. St. Clair
erihoB Seder i'm Sdlais. billie bic
Seibe in cine Sete eiu uno iblsppts
Iis in ein @sbiiih. Su Sau @pt be.
trant er ib ipdtsr uno iiibrte ii6 10
auf. baB er iih peroahtiS mabts. 81
wuroen llnteriuhunsen anseltsQt unp
bas Ysrbre9eu sntpedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-23
ND. 1874.

ale 9rOBen Stdote oes 2anoes, aber
Obne gr'ol9. Sm Sabre 1895 tam er
nab Ct. Sollis, bon ieiner 6amilie
perltoBen, o9ne 8elo uno obne 6reunoe.
Gr perrlttete leidte Nrbeiten, bis er
trant wnrOe. Die 9lerSte ia9en, oab
er an 9ebrctenem Serieu itarb. Sa
er lsln glloe filr niht 10 uabe bepOr=
ltebeno bielt, duBerte er nod turs Dor
ielnsm Sooe. oab er bic Soffnune ni6t
GulAebe, 'sIne psrlorene 8cliebte aufju=
ilnbsn.