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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07
ALONG THE BAY.
Items Of HarbOr News and General Shipping
Interest.

The British steamship st. F,!lsns,
1887 tons, Captain 5tabb, arrived yes.
terday afternoon from Liverpool, to
load cargo OF cotton and phosphate
from A. F. Churchill
The British brig Darpa, 81 tons,
Captain Bradley, arrived yesterday
from st. Se.vsn.
The American schooner Edwar
Stewart, S53 lons, Captain Kent, ar
rived yesfei day from St Johu's, to
load lumber firm The Satilla
The American schooner iiilda, 56I
tons, Captain Rtnes, arrived yester-
day from Savannah, to load cargo of
lumber from +. D. Aiken.
The American schooner Raymond T.
Maui, $40 tons, Captain Smith, ar.
rived yesterday from Savannah.
The Norwegian bark Anal, 44S
tons, Captain Knudsen, arrived yes
terday from Bahia, to load naya
stores from the Downing Co.
he American schooner Fraak w
Howe, 1873 tons, Captain Williams, ar
rived yesterday from Boston, to load
lumber from the Hilton Dodge Lum
Der Co. for Boston.
The Spanish bark Pfogreso, 740 tons
Captain Menendez, arrived yesterday
from Carthagena, to load from Benitt
Padrosa.
The NoTwegan bark Amicitia sailed
yesterday for London, with cargo o.
3,l20 barrels resin and 35S barrels tur
pentine, valued at $l2,6l9, from thu
DownInR>Co.
The Amer can schooner John II
Plat sailed early this morning foi
New York with cargo of 1900 cross.
ties, valued at SO 500. from N. Emanuel
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07

The following is list of letters re
naming in the postoflice at Bruins
wick unclaimed, for the week ending
November 81, 1897:
A-Eddie Aderson, l. Ayentsen.
B-Ssrah Jane Briaut.
C-Hardeu Chimer ~
D-Gim Dtnkins, q. I. Dillon, Chris
Decker, 7. p. Dunn, Miss Lucy Dun
kin.
E-Miss Lizzie Edwards.
F-Angie Former.
G-Glasker GLEN, Tom Golden.
M-Miss Lizzie Hammond, l.. d Hill
XII. g. Kelly.
Miss Annie Liggin, r. B. Lewis.
M-Miss Minnie Milier,J G. McRae.
j. G. Mock.
O-Mrs. Jas O'Bryau.
Q-Tonney Quarterman.
S-Miss f. l.. Shacklford, Miss Mat
tie Simons, Isaiah Scott, george Senser.
T-Hunter Thomas.
V-Bella WALTON.
W-Lysander Wilson, Miss Leona
West, John White.
Y-M. Young.
Parties calling for any of the above
will please say they were advertised
and pay one cent for each letter
claimed. w. F. SYMoNs, p. NJ.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07
ship DBSTROYHRS
VISIT BRUNSWICK
tcontinaed from First Pagc).

This was the process OF modern war
fare that the Brunswick Reserves
witnessed yesterday afternoon. The
torpedoes cost $4,000 each.
The officers of the fiotilla Will be en-
tertained this evening with ban
quet at the Oglethorpe hotel.
The boats will leave Wednesday
morning early for Fernandina. They
will proceed thence along the coast by
easy stages, arriving at Tampa Jan
uary l..
TIMES representatives visited the
flagship Dupont yesterday, and were
c0urteously received by Lieutenants
Kimball and Wood and Ensign Clark.
The boats are models of neatness, and
the officers the soul Of affab.lity and
courtesy.
Capt. W. NJ. Tupper will pilot the
boats through the inland route to Fer
nandina.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07
THEIR EXCITING ESCAPE.
The Correct Story of the Burning of the
TiltOn Residence Sunday Morning

That was an exciting escape which
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Tiltou had for
their lives early Sunday morning,
when the residence, 1909 G street,
owned by Mrs. TilJon, and rot by DIR.
Burroughs, as enormously stated ir
another paper, was destroyed by fire
The flames, which had entirely en-
wrapped the stairway, cut Mr.. and
Mrs. lilton off from escape from their
room on the second floor. They CROPPED
their way through the dense volume
of smoke to the bathroom, and called
from the window for help. By this
time the flames had reached he last
refuge, aud Mr.. and Mrs. Tjlton were
we'll nigh sutfocated. MessTs. Rufus
and Adolphus Riggsbee, living near
by, heard the calls for help aud rushed,
bali dressed and shoeIess, to do what
they could They lifted frail ladder
to the window and Mr. Titon lowered
his wife TO safety, and followed HIM
self. The lady was FRUSTRATED, and is
stall quite i'll as result.
The water supply, as usual, was
wholly inadequate; and, although the
do little The house and ITS contents
we're total loss
Mr.. TiltOn stated yesterday that the
household goods were valued at 81 500,
and the house at 81 800 The insurance
on the whole was $4,000.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07

Lsnzarine bologna, Guava Jelly.
crystallized ginger, at DeVoe's.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07

Battered pop corn, at Woes.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07
j. M. Madden, President,
A. HI. Lane, Wee PseFdt.
w. B. Cook, Cashier.
Instruction Today.

Lieutenants Aiken and Wright re-
guest all naval militiamen who can
spare the time to meet at the armory
at 80 p. IN. today TO receive detailed
instruction on the torpe do boats.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07
.JOhRSOn'S
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures EE>Ver
In One Day.
Prominent People,

MIR. G. A. Darlton, superintendent
of telegraph of the Southern railway,
and party of gentlemen connected
with the above system, arrived in the
city yesterday and registered at the
Oglet hOrpe. Among the party vert
Messrs. l.. l.. Thompson and r. II.
Darby, Washington, D. G. Mr.. Thomp-
son, who Is one of the capital city's
youngest and brainiest journalists. is
editor of tn" Army and Navy Register,
the leading service journal published
in the Uaited States. Mr.. Rufus II.
Darby is one of Washington's leading
publishers aud printers. All Of the
printing matter turned out by the
Southern railroad comes fir m his large
establishment on Pennsy!vain avenue,
that city. The gentlemen leave this
m )rning on the Saff Ford fer Fernan-
dina, from whence they will make a
tour of Flor ida.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07

Persistent Saving is the Road to Wealth.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07
After MANY Years

Have elapsed people write to say that
the cures which Hoods Sarsaparilla
accomplished are lasting and complete.
No other medicine has such record
Of cures. No other medicine possesses
the great power to purify and enrich
the blood and build up the system.
Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, re-
heve constitution, assist digestion. 25c.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07
To Cure a Cold In One Dsy

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund tue money If it
fails to cure. % cents. The genuine
has l.. B. @. on each tablet.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07
Telephone Subscribers.

Subscribers Will please add the fol-
lowing new names to their telephone
lists:
No. 80 B-Wm. Anderson, grocer.
No. 1860. G.. Moore, undertaken.
1877. l97-McArthur & Homan, plan
ing mill.
No. 7S.-J. VI. Brown & Co., livery
stable.
No. IA IA. F. Pharr & Brother,
bicycles.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07
Send for my catalogue of
Christmas
Novelties

In sterling silverif you are con ,enplatiug lur.
chases for the holiday season.
CHARLEsw. CRANKsHAw, JeweIer.
% WHITEHALL ST. ATLANTA, GA
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07

All the celebrated makes of fine i'm
ported and domestic cigars can be
found at Isidor Mayors.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07

The portable CRATE burns coal right
in the open fireplsce. Get one. Reed
(. LaMance.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07

Dates stuffed with pecans, Inc line
Of chocolate nut creams, at DeVoe's,
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-12-07

Very pretty cigar moistening cases
to keep cigars nice and fresh, at Isidor
Mayors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-06
AFFAIRS IN GEORGETOWN.
Opening OF Lfnthfcum Instftute-Renl
Estate Sales-General News.

Preparations are being made for the OPEN
ing of Linthicum Institute. which will take
place next Monday evening at o'clock.
When the doors are thrown open every
thing will be in readiness for the recep-
ton Of the students, and the work of form
ing the classes will Immediately be begun.
No time will be lost in this respect, as the
session for the year will be somewhat
shorter than usual, and 1t is the desire Of
all to make regular advancement in the
studies as during other sessions.
The course Of instructions will be practi-
cally the ss.me as that of previous years.
with but one exception. At a recent meet
ing of the board of trustees 1t was decided
to abolish the chemistry and physic class,
and discontinue the use of the laboratory.
This class was in charge of Prof. Hedrick,
and met each Friday night Heretofore
the mathematical department and the me-
chanical and architectural drawing depart
ment convened the same night, every We'd
nesday evening, but the drawing classes
will now be held Friday evening. thus hav-
ing no two classes on any one night and
permitting students TO take up the fuil
course
The Indications are that the classes this
year will be larger than ever. The school
is designed to aid the working boys OF
Georgetown, giving them chance to Sc
cure an education without any expense on
their part. While 1t is hardly likely that
application blanks will be furnished. in adj
same any evening next week. when the
classes are being formed.
Henry Riley and others, heirs Of the late
Anthony Riley. yesterday. sold to Charles
A. Riley for a nominal consideration lot Ii.
in Carpenters survey OF Dyers hnd, near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-06

Tenieytown. The purchaser Immediately
transferred his title to the land TO Annie
Gay, the consideration in the second in-
stance being unnamed
John c. Athey and Gertrude NJ Athev
executors and heirs of John NJ Athey. de.
ceased. have sold to Gertrude NJ. Atbev
part OF lot lis. in Beatty and Hawkins ad.
altion, Ior s2.a2o The property is improved
by two-story frame dwelling. known as
No 1852 o street
Miss Emily Dodge has returned home.
after spending the summer and fall In
virginia as the guest of Mrs. Townsend.
DR.. and Mrs. Radcliffe and family have
returned after prolonged vacation. and
are now occupying home on p street
hock of cartridges appeared I'm George
town THIS morning. and settled in the large
tree in front OF the post Office. on 3ist
street. attracting considerable attention.
The birds were not molested
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-06
See the Dutch Marguetry Window.
Beauty i'm
New w all
Papers.
See the Dutch MarGuetry Window.

Our new wall papers are N, and
a richer or more magnificent show
ing is not to be found anywhere.
Many new and beautiful patterns i'll
the choicest papers, made exclusive
ly for us, lend our showing pleas
ing individuality. And the prices
are more favorable to the purchaser
than ever before.
Lots of last seasons papers here
that we must get rid of at once. And
to expedite their going we've cut
prices to the quick-selling point. All
grades of paper in the lot, from the
cheapest to the finest handmade
patterns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-06
BUILDING TRADES COUNCIL.
Action Relative to Contracts q. sera
tor FOraker's Residence.

Actson Relative to Contracts on sera-
tor FOraker's Residence.
In the absence Of President William
silver, the meeting last evening of the
by Mr.. Richard Lannis. with Mt. Daniel
Sullivan as secretary.
1t was reported that some steamftting
firms who employ non-union labor have
been invited to submit bids for the per-
Torrance Of that kind of work on Senator
Fcraker's new house, and the secretary
was directed to inform the architect in
charge that II any contract relative 10
work on the house is given to non-unioa
men the Building Trades Council will Wig
ci-oussy object. and see that the senator Is
Informed OF the natter.
Several committees presented reports. but
they were net OF public interest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-06

Emblems of Grace and Power.
The same Divine Power that made the
lose and the lily has made the Jew and the
Christian. Both are enblems of His grace
and power, and, while they are not like
each other, yet both reflect credit upon Gre
alton, and bestow pleasure and happiness.
AS in former years, again today, do
l invoke your earnest aid and support dur
ing the coming year for the United Hebrew
Charities. 1t needs no words of mine to
impress upon one and all how much good
has been accomplished; hew want and suf-
fering have been relieved: how self-help
and self-respect have been stimulated; how
much devotion to duty and self-sacrifice
has been made by the management of the
board. and especially by its president, who
is also the president Of this congregation.
Let us hope and trust that we will do our
full share. Do not say we cannot afford
1t, for we can, and must keep up the high
standard we have SO far maiptained.
Jewish Women's Council.
I'VE have another important factor in
the development Of Judaism and good citi-
zenship in our midst, which deserves hearty
and earnest support. for. in their quiet and
transformations way, they have, in this and
other cities, done a large amount of good.
I, Of course, mean the Jewish Women's
Council to which we should all pay al
legiance, as their efforts are not only char
AedplCs Uut CouCdtlOudl, anu we meu might
as well recognize the fact that in the mod
ern development for the betterment of all
things woman plays the most important
part. and in this direction there is a most
admirable chance for development and i'm
pr0vement on the part Of our Jewish men.
The standard of domestic virtue and loyalty
to home by Jewish women is and has been
of the highest order. That being recog-
nized and established, 1t behooves them
now, without losing sight of the crown
jewels that they have SO bravely and hon
orably worn. to broaden their possibilities
and to enter into new fields Of conquest.
Let the coming year. then, bring to our
homes increased usefulness, and let each
and every one be stimulated to a higher
sense OF duty. and let all of us, no matter
under what flag we serve, from the stand
point Of faith. have but one political flag
the stars and stripes. under whose glori-.
GUS folds we have been made so supremacy
happy, and which we hope and trust will
forever float over people happy. peace
full contented and fraternal.''
Atonement day closes at shutdown this
evening, until which time no secular bust
ness win be transacted by the orthodox
Hebrews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-06
e: ~ g: IS; 6: e
THE DEPENDABLE STORE
THE DEPENDABLE STORE"
A day of big values.

Today we not open for busness-but
start the busy wheels of trade again We prepared
usually strong list of bargain saving shopper
Will md much that is of interest the offerings
nversary and fall openngwich yesterday
daywas splendid ucceand wish express heartfelt
thanks to all tor the kind heard
ing those two days Already fulfilling promise give
you lower pcedependabe vaues-fo omorrows special Of
ferings mark a distinct advance in that direction
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-06

1.-THE Silks were never so charming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-06
A big
uphol stery
business.

upholsterles are conspicuous by
All-wool doabe- head rug frinye-for which
You must pay a great deal more else
where's offered tomorrow for
8 cents yard.
Cotton bail fringe-in all colors-is Of
fered tomorrow for
p cents yard.
fard-wide dotted Swiss in new sash cur.
tain patterns-is offered tomorrow for
Iol cents yard.
36inch fish net lace for curtain drama
rics goes tomorrow for
IL cents yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-06

Ladies' fast black hose.
with double soles and
high spliced heels which
Is an exceptional quality
at % cents-go on sale to-
morrow for
10 cents pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-10-06
Picture Framing.

The growth Of this department has been phe
nomenal- Although not quite year old the
character of the work and the feasonableess
of the prices asked have won for II position
at the head of the trade.
splendid selection of the newest Trainings.
and corIs of skilled worsmen enable us to
assure the most satisfactory results, at mod
crate cost.
I W. Il. MOSES & SONS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
@ia fcin Gebalt Babrn.

rGtWas 9erurti9es 1T mir nod ni6t
DOr9etOmmen". 0uIBerte lI6 Dor elniNen
So0en Der StNntsauoitpr bon Soma,
inosm er 0uf einen SrIef BON Serrn
TuOolpb Gebfelo o~eutete, weIder ols
&epublltNner in Dem tart Democratic
i6en 0litritt. 81 Dem feline Ssimotb
CRAWFORD 9eG0rt, QeQen ieinen Wllen
als Senatstauoioat auf9eiiellt unO 9e.
Wdblt poroen mar. GebIelot meigerte
iih, al Der &e9islaturiiBun0 t6ellSu=
ne9men, unS nur einmal f0no er ii6
81 oerielbeu ein, 0ls Die 9lnnUbme Der
9Orl00e 3lpelielbait mar, pelAe bic
SerItelung hon berauI6enoen @etrQl=
Ten le9Oliiirte. 9a elite er in bic
SiBuna uno feline Gimme brodte bic
0orl00e CUR NnnNbme. 9em Yrieie
al ben NuOitOr lag ndmli6 Elm GGef
itber $G78. &ebfelOts GeboIt Ols Se=
natOr, bel. $50 tNnn teine Ye3abs
lung 0nnebmen fir 9ienite, bic i'd
ni6t 9eleiitet", i6rieb Serr 2ebielot
oaSu. IS 1T oies Der eiuSiQe oer0rti0e
G0Q in Der @eibi6te SOwN's unO er=
re0t all8emeine @erwunoerung. 2ebs
felot 1T elm 9euti6er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
illus oem COUNTY un6 Der Na9bars
i9aft.

- gu Cascade itarb I'M Glitter bon
20 Sabren Serr @ilbelm Streng in
Der @Obnlna ieines Nefen Sobann
Streng. Ser 8erltOrbene, ein rnper-
belratbeter 8rsis, bintsrldBt einen
Sruoer. NitOlaus Streng, pel6er 76
Sabre alt lit. Die geeroieun9 fano
bon Der ct. Warien-&irde aus itatt.
gu 8alena, ST., itarb Serr
4loreas Sebenltreit i'm Qlter BON 68
Sabren.
- 4m @benb bes %. Mai itarb at
@aterlOo Srau SObanna MiibIi9 i'm
glter bon etlpa 80 Sabren al Der
ShpinoIuht. Sic mar tpdbreno Der
orei leBten Sabre lsioeno. Sie Ser.
ltorbene tam Dor - SUbren nod Nme=
rita uno wuroe Dor ettpa 10 Sabren
nit Serrn Mitblig ebeli6 getraut.
Sic binterldbt ibren trauernOen gattsn
uno cinsn Sidbri9en SDbn.
- 8. s. PeteriOm 3obnar3t,
96l Wainltrabe.
- Sn Der @obnuns ibres eobnes
Oitli6 BON @Ortbiu9tou itarb perfl.
6reitu9 @Oraen 6rau Maria 9lnua
Sasper. Die 9srItorbene mar bel
Wiiniter in @eitfalen i'm Sabre 1916
aeboren uno fam i'm Sabre 1867 na4
Nmerita bno Dubuque GOuntp. Sic
mar cine brape, tatboliide Satin uno
Mutter uno hinterlaBt Sipei S0bne
Seinrl4 uno Bernard nebit orei 5OGs
tern, Srau Gaipar &lOitermann. 6r0u
Sobann Meiiing uno Srau Seinri6
&remer. Die SeeroiQun9 fano bon
Der ct. Pauls=& Stride in @Ortbin9tOn
aus itatt. r. l.. p.
Sn ieiner @Obnun0 iiib,uetlid
bon JOrleD ltarb berfl. &Ohe Siensta0
Serr George Pittmann, Sr.. I'M 4lter
bon G2 Sabren al Der Sronditis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01

bod 100 SrieOe uno Gintra6t in Der
8emelnoe berriben, oa 9eoeibt aud
ipabre 8ottespsrebrun9 uuo Der 6rtes
oensen9el i6eint pabrli6 lein Seim IN
ut. Carmel aufseidla9en 81 baben.
am bl. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fiibrte Der bo6w. Serr. @. $. Suebrss
mann len. cine itattli6e gnsabl Sin.
Der gum erlten Male gum Slide oes
Germ. g9ir sdblten rn9eidbr 90, bic
oas bphbeiligite Satrament empiin9en.
Die Stride mar feitlib 9eibmitdt.
8riine 6uirlanoeu wanoen lid Der
Sede entlang. &si3enne 9inoer Der
Slora sierten bic lufti9 9eibniBten @l=
tdre. Die anoG6tige SOltsmenae itano
8Opf al Sopf. Der Serr pfarrer
belt cine ersreiienoe @nipra9e an Die
&leinen, in @nfdluIie al ben Sert:
2aiiet bic 9inolein su mir tommen II.
+. No., uno alf alien 8eiibteru lag Der
SOnneuidein oes tommenoen Slides.
Ser bliibenoe 3ultano elmer Seroe
berrdt eincn tii6ti9en Sirten, uno oas
SliiGen einer8emeinoe uerrGtb Den tiih=
ti9en Setter. Mt. Carmel tann iib
81 ieinem treiflibeu Ssrrn Yfarrer
Slid piini6en. Sur6 g8ort uno Sbat
eifert er bic 6emeinoe an uno oa lam
Der Se9en 8Ottes ni4t ausbleiben.
gu Sdlulie nod ems. Wis mir
l6on oben bemertten, bat oas ullers
idttli6e Nasetbier Set" aenaunt aud
bic erite Stride BON Mt. Carmel, Die
leBt als Sdulbaus uno Sdwe lternz
mobnun9 benuBt piro, ni6t unper=
idont 9elaiien. Wenn es ermO9li6t
wiiroe, DAB ben S6nsl tern o0s iebiSe
Yfarrballs eingerdumt uuo baSu Elm
neues Prieiterbaus esbaut wiiroe, 10
ibeint uns, tOnnte benz y3abn Der
3eit" Die Spibe abgcbrO6en uno Der
@ertb Der 8emeinoe erbo9t peroen.
g8ir wiini6en Der tiidti9en 8emsinoe
bon Wt. Carmel cine itrebereide Gnt=
ipifelung uno bliibenoes SOrttOnlmen,
lbrem padern 2eiter aber nod piele
Sabre fdafensireuoisen, iessnspOlen
@irtens.
Gin geoba6ter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
Die ,,WuOcrtt @nnomcn"

balten in oieIer @o6e ibre 8eneral-
periammlun9 bier in Dubuque ab uno
mad Den 9ema6ten Seripre6un9en iol=
len bon 25-50,000 Weniden iid bier
sulammenfinoen. Gin FOLDER Inlauf
BON Meniden iplte fir bic 8aItbduIe r
llno Wirtbe Der Staot portbeilbaft iein.
g8ie mir CUR 3eit bic Satbolitsn Dor
ben rWooern @opomen" 9ewarnt boz
ben, ols einem Sroen, tpel6er 9egen
ben 8eiit Der futboliihen Stride per=
ltObe, 10 balten mir es fir gut, bic &a=
tbOliten oarauf aufmersiam gu MAIDEN.
oab in ben S%a9esbl6ttern on9eSei9t
puroe, oaB Elm elaborate Wood
men service" in Der Sirt Sap-
Il Gbur6 an Spnnta9 lbeno
ob9ebalten muroe. peldem an9ebli0
ale Die Sauptbeamten oes Sroens bei=
ppbnten. @enn Satboliten ben
n@oOomen" anaebOren, 10 wiro bieie
Sbatiade, baB bic Sauptbeamten Dem
Is Ottegoienite in prote / q IL
tif6en Girben b%eipobnten, Elm
Tln9ersei9 ieiu, oenn tpenn bic .@Ooo=
men" ngtibts nit &eli0ion gu tbrn ba=
ben uno nur cine &ebensOerIiberunss=
geleui9aft limb, wie man oft bort.
iuarllm wObnen ibre Sauptbsamten
einem prOte 9 o t.
tesoien tie bel?
@s tann ben &atboliten, iotpobl
grieitern .als Saien, bel 8ele9enbeit
oieier Contention MIR intereliant uro
niigli6 iein. Die Nu9eu auf3ubalten
llno 81 beoba9ten, benin ss lGBt li6
Mau6es lsrnsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-06-01
3Ieinere Na6ri6ten aus StaDt
nno Mmaegeno.

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