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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
Gine id1redliGe Yramo=&ata=
ftropte.

gaod i6auerlider, als es nod ben
erlten Sepeiden ben .Mnldeiu bate, lau=
item Die Yerihte iiber Die iAredlide
granbfataitropbe, bic am Na9mittaa
oes A. Wtai Yaris beimiildte.
SH einem ipe5iell fir ben 3mef err
ri6teten leibten @ebdube iollte Der all=
jdbrlid gum 8eiten Der Nrmen aeaebene
g8Obltbdtisfeits=YaS itattiinben. Sas
unternebmen lag in ben 6dnoen Der
YatrOnehen, tuelde lid iait altsi1lieb=
lid aus ben &siben bes @eburtsaosls
uno Der bOdten @eloariIt Itotratie refru-
tirten uno oas 8ebduoe NOR bon ibnen
wle bon elmer ebenio oiitinguirten Ye=
luherihaar, I'M @anSen an 1900 per=
ionen, gefiillt, als our9 cine nod nibt
pOllia auf9etldrte lriade 6euer aus=
brad unb bic our 9etorationen per-
manoten Stoffe i'm Nu in elm 3iinseln=
oes Glammenmeer oertpanoelten. Sie
panit folgte bem &ufe: Seuer !! aui
Dem 5ube. 9llles ordngte in miloer,
iinnloier 6ludt nad ben Nussdnsen.
4ber 6ieies mabniinnise 9rdnaen bate
auh bier tpieoer Die sepobnli9e Golse
= Die Nusgdnge oerfeilten lib uno
mebr als $50 Yerionen tpuroen, ioueit
tie nod niht i'm 8ebrdnge uno Sc
ltampfe umsefommen tparen, bon Den
6lammen 81 9ooe 9erOfet, ipdbreno Die
3abl Der SdwerperleBten ooer Yertpun=
oeten lih auf meitere Sunoerte, bier
wie bort fat ausihlieBlih Irauen, be-
lief. Nnaelidts Der @sielidaitstrelie,
oenen Die Spfer anseb0rten, tann man
lih einen yesriff bon Dem Mebtlasen
MAIDEN, oas niht nur in Yaris, fpnbern
in aans 6ranfrei1, ia fosar in ben
aoelisen &reiIen oes aanaen europa
iibsr Die idreflide 4ataltropbe lout
wiro. Sclbit Die resierenben Sduier
blitben niht peri1ont. so perlor Die
aaiierin bon Selterreib Die S1mener,
bic SerSosin bon 9lleeon, cine gebprene
prirlseilin bon 8apern. ebemaliee
8raut bes llnaliiflihen Soni9s 2uopi9
III. bon GaDern. limo Der Sersog bon
Numale ltarb aus Grre9ung ilber oas
ldreflt1e Sbidial, bas Die 0,rsoain
Don gleneon ereilte. Sn No:re Dame
muroe fir Spnntag cine alleemeine
SrauerIeier anseoronet, ba piele Der
Gpter big sur llntenntlihteit peritiim=
melt uno oertohlt iuaren. glie suppr
1T Die 9lriitofratie guropa's aui einmal
oerartis beimseiuAt mOrben ilnb aaae=
mein ilt bas Mitleio, ielblt in Greiien.
oie gu ben 10 ibmer 8etroffenen ge=
tu0bnlib ni1t Die iitimiten 8esiebun=
gen unterbalten. Gor Der Hr0Be, bor Der
uneebeuerlidteit oes llnsliifs i1pin-
ben eben olle 4lailenunteridiebe !; Elm
ieoer Menib lielt in SetroIfenen ipieoer
MIR ben MenIhen. Der mirfIihe
Shmers ipie Der 3po lino sben gar
Qroke Wieihmdner.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

Ter Sultan perlangt @ebietse :
nelterung Der 9rsi aalier guuo
ipill slpilden Der 7iirtei uno @ried,en=
laao obne Gnalano periniiteln, oas cine
itnrfsre Glotte i'm Mittelmeere bat, ols
bic orei Mddie 3lliammelaenommen
rebt nette Mllslid)ten fir cine baloise
lllsolihe NsiIeguna .Des gaItan-auo-
belmaooels,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

Sine Sunoendrrin Mamens Glen
Sapers in @hieopee Sails, Mall.. ba-
oete oieler Sage ibren shoBbuno in
eillen Sei1e. Sabei berlor lie oas
@lsihaeiuidt, iiiirste topfliber ins 9eaI-
Ter uno fam eleIlo ums Qeben. pab,eno
Der GOter ans 2ono idlpallm.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

Prescription" 5l &c.
bran4en, unb fnbr ba.
init bis aii meiner Gnt-
binbuns unb and mad.
Der nod fort. Wabreub
Der 3eit, ba t9 gutter
Soffnung tpar, babe id
nie bte uebelfeit ober,
BITE tortifisen, semObuI
lid bauon untrennba.
rem Bei9tuerbeu ems
bfunherr Seithenn irf1 fus
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
Eanfe, Gottle Co., Eerae.
Dr.. q. Q. Wierce, Buffalo, 81. ..

DR.. H y. Vterce, Buffalo, ". ..
Dertber Serrl SD 9ebraudte Dor useiuer
Ieeten Gntbtnbuug Sbr 'Favorite Prescrip-
ton" unb bin uten1als porber 70 letdt erts
bunben tuorben. Seitbem finb faun1 uter.
3ebn Tage Dersonsen, unb fGou bin td5 tu
Stanbe, ohne 9iilfe unetne Sauearbeit 40
perrthten. Sd bin iett tn ber Tbat ffdrler,
als bet fraberen Gntbtnoun8eu mad ieGs
Wo@en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

8sfansen bate, Sbr Prescription" su se.
9ebranden. Die Weben perliefen idnsu
uuo leidt, uilb u1etn Sansarat tneinte,
metne Gntbtubung iei eiue Der teihteaen,
bic CT ie beobadtet babe.
$50 bin iiber,eugt, bas Sire RsSi5in mir
ptele Qetben nno Shmersen eripart bat, na,
uentlif ba th friiber bel bonn tpeisen SluB
geplast iuar, Der mid ieitbem gang pertafIen
bat."
Gdtunsspou
Srau B. 6. 1ater.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

Aus WofbinNtDn miro berid)tef,
3 B 0enerol Nelion v. DliIes am Rien=
Tag nod osln RrieasidanplaB III ST.
rlpa abreiste.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

WItter unb &tnber entfleibet, inbem es ber
Natur bitft, bas Spftem fur bic beporfiebenbe
Mbfobung ber Qeibesfru4t Uor3nbereiten.
Oaonr4 ,uer6en bie Weben mnb bic Seit bes
WohenbettS bebeuten6 abgeiiirjt. Nuf f0r.
bert eS bte rettlt4e Gbionbernng uahrbafter
Wiutternild. Sn Der 5eit Der Shtpanger.
idaft perbiitet ee bte nan,entlih am friiben
gfor8en ftdb seltenb n1ahenben franfbaften
Snttdnbe, unter benen niele iun9e brauen
10 gdfigee 3u erbuloen baben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12

an GbeIbppille, Sub, ipurnen Der
77 Sabre altc 9luauIf Yuit uno Die
90 Sabre alte alnna @atbam lniteinanz
Der oetr0ut.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
Sbre ergebenfe
~eA.@Ms

Die Grfabruns eiuer Matter.
Scutb 8eub, Baeifie Co., Waib.
Dr.. @. Q. Rterce, Buffalo, u. ..
@eebrter Serrl SD fins i'm erfen Nonat
ifietner S6uanqerlhoft an, Shr "Favorits
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-12
Weitter

unb Dor Der @nss
binouns ftebenbe
6rauen fonten tpil.
fen, baB DIR.
Yierce'S "Favorite
Prescription" ben
@eburtsatt fetuer
Sdreden, Qualen
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-20
IN LANGTRY'S CAR.
Miss Russell Proposes to Buy the
Palace on Wheels Which Baird
Gave to Mrs. Langtrv

New York. Feb. 2O-Lillian Russell has
nearly concluded arrangements with y.
II. Hummel, representing Mrs. Lily Lang
try, for the purchase of the palace car,
La Lee, built by the Pullman company in
1888, and presented to Mrs. Langtry by
the late George Abingdon Baird.
The car said to have cost Baird
more than 800, 000-
A short time after he had presented La.
Lee to the Jersey Lily they had a fall
ing out and in 1898, Baird. while the
ringside during the fight between Mitchell
and Corbett, caught cold that resulted in
his death three weeks later. Mrs. Lang
try made one tour of the country after
this, but it proved disastrous, and when
she returned to England, she left the car
and flve thoroughbred horses in Mr.
The price fixed upon was sec. 900. Miss
Russell has already offered $25, 700. She
recently disposed of her house at No. 318
West Seventy-second street for 800, and
it is her intention to live next year on
the car, which will be rechristened. the
Lillian.
Last year Mr. Hummel leased the car to
Hermann, the magician.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-20
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWS

Mayor Fellows made a good pilot for the
Bryan party
There will be no school next Monday.
1t is Wsshington's birthday.
The state oratorica1 contest will take
place at the Grand next Friday evening"
All but five of the new policemen now
have the regulation uniform of the police
department
George Hunt of the Santa Fe auditors
ers in the city.
w. J. Bryan spoke in Topeka a few
dience, at Representative hall.
Contractors Keepers says that the high
H matgT mas put stop to al the bridge
H a. Dunn left this morning for Sa-
vannah, where he will begin his duties as
auditor of the Georgia Central.
Superintendent Hinckley says that at
the present rate of progress the new
bridge may be finished by 1900.
of 10000 would have been packed last
night with Bryan attraction.
The number of men in the city jail is
gradually increasing. Police Judge Atchi-
son imposes heavy fines. just for a start
er.
At several points on the Topeka rail-
way the rails have spread and a force of
men is kept at work all the time repair
ing the tracks.
will move the old arsenal off the state
house grounds as soon as the ground is
frozen or dries up.
At last Street Commissioner ramsey
has had a cover fitted over the offensive
sewer hole at Fifth street, between the
city and county jails.
A man ran up to Sheriff Kepley as he
stood on the sidewalk near the National
Hotel last evening and catching hold of
do Mr.. Bryan
The roads are the heaviest at present
Tor many years. Wagons sink nearly to
the hubs and the 'gumbo" holds them
down by suction. a team has difficulty
in hauling heavy empty wagon through
the mire.
Next Thursday evening the No. II. A
Q: y: w minstrels, under the direction
of Albert W. Fowkes will be given al A
O. .. w. hall at 723 Kansas avenue. One
feature OF the entertai lment viii be the
X-Ray quar+ette.
Capt. R. A. Davis and wife, of the
american Volunteers have been trans
Volunteers to those of Arkansas CITY
The farewell meeting to them will be held
sunday evening Lieutenant Shinn, OF
Arkansas City. will for the present take
charge of the Topeka Volunteers.
Daniel Sans. of 1O18 Locust street. was
robbed of $3.50 pension money which he
one entered the house, probably having a
key thereto and after taking The money
threw away the pocketbook. A man was
seen walking around the house by neigh
bors, and Mr. Sans had a good clue 10
who he was, but the police did not inves-
tigate the case. Mr.. Sans is a laborer
and is poor man.
The aged colored woman named Robin
son who was found in a miserable little
taken to the poor farm. has been removed
to the Charity hospital at Sixth and Blu
chanan streets. Sitting helpless in her
hreIeSS room she frOze her feet. and 1t is
now necessary to amputate them. Today
the operation will be performed. The old
woman is feeble. and is absolutely help
less, having suffered a paralytic stroke
some time ago. On her body there are
several places where she was burned
she fell against a hot stove and was I'M
able to move away from it.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-20

Q.-Were all of these orders given for
work of this kind?
Ayes sir.
Q-None of these orders were given
for dead bodies, either legitimate or
ellegitimate?
A--No sir. I never sold body in
my life; have moved them. I took one
from Christs hospital and one from
Knights undertaking shop to the col
lege. 1t was done in the day time.
Q.-On the night of the Sth of Decem-
Der. when there was a body taken from
the cemetery, who owned that wagon?
d f IT Wish WaE drivs sppP o0sE the bridge
there did you have anything to do with
A.-No sir.
Odd you have any wagon at that
time?
Q.-Where was you that Sunday night?
Al was at home.
Q.-All night?
Ayes.
Q.-Rid you hear the sexton testify2
Q-Was you the man that he described?
Q.-Did you ever tell DR.. McClintock
that you had or would furnish any ma
terial for the college?
Q.-Ten about DR.. McCIintock at the
said Hello. boys He then said, Lowe.
you are not looking well. You have a
bottle of cough medicine. He then tried
to get me to walk away from the rest Of
the the men. len. did not want to talk to him
1 don't want to talk to you.
The witness was here turned over to
the state and cross-examined by Mr.. Jet
more.
o.-when did you move the dissecting
Q--When before that?
A.-Can't give dates; it was some or 6
times.
Q.-Do you know what this order of
April 3 a. was for?
Ono.
Q.--What is this order of November z,
Al don't know.
Q;-What is the one Of December T. "a,
Al can't fix the dates.
Owen, did you move them in Deem
A,-Dont think I did.
On November, 1895?
A.-Dont think 1 did.
Q.-Can you tell what this one of March
10, A IS. is for?
Q.-January, "a?
Q.-Here is one January Is and one jan
A.-One must be for some work done
some time before wore one order out
Ooh. yes; that's how they came so
close together. Did you do work in De-
ce ARNo 1895?
Witness was asked where he had lived
and if he had ever been in jail. He said
that he had been in Jail twice in Illinois
and once in Missouri and three times In
1OpeKd-
On redirect examination Mr. Campbell
asked Lowe what was the cause of the
trouble he got into while in jail He said !:
They arrested me and had been work
ing all day and had had no dinner. They
got me in the evening and took me to the
jail and the office was full of doctors who
We're arrested for the same thing. They
just threw me in the Jail with the mig
gers and did not give me a chance to get
bond or offer me any supper. They were
in such hurry they forgot to search mo
and when the niggers tried to kangaroo
me I pulled my gun and stood the crowd
off. Then several deputies came but
were afraid to come in and finally KEEP
ley came and 1 told him if he would treat
me like they did the doctors, I would stay
He said. boys. bring him OUT 1 finally
got a bond that night and then they told
me I had better stay there as mob
would get if 1 went home. 1 went
home. but only met one man on the way
and did not know him.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-20
IT'S WEIGHT In GOLD.
A NEW DISCOVERY WHICH Is
WORTH THAT MUCH
To Anyone Afflicted with Piles.

To Anyone Afflicted With Piles.
The Pyramid Pile Cure, the new.pain-
less remedy which has been so remark
ably successful in curing every form of
piles and rectal diseases, has recently
been placed on sale at druggists and it
is safe to say that when it's extraordin-
airy merit becomes fully known there
will be no such thing as surgical opera
lions for the cure of this obstinate and
common trouble.
Mrs. NJ. c. Hinkley of COL Mississippi
street, indianapolis, Ind, says: I had
been a. terrible sufferer from piles for IL
years and no remedy benefited me- un-
til saw an advertisement of the Pyra-
mid Pile Cure; 1 got a package, also a
package of Pyramid Pills, and used both
according to directions. 1 was aston
ished at the immediate relief obtained
and now honestly believe the Pyra-
mid to be the only certain cure for
piles.
That you may realize how bad was,
I will say that I was confined to my
bed and went before the college physi-
clans here, who said my case was a new
one to them and wanted seven or eight
hundred dollars to undertake cure
the great pain had brought on a rup-
ture, and 1 knew an operation would
be death to me on account of blood
poisoning. Nearly everyone here
knows of my terrible suffering from
piles and I feel that 1 cannot praise the
Pyramid Pile Cure enough, and the
Pyramid Pills also. My husband will
join me in highly recommending the
Pyramid; my daughter was cured by
one box only For several years
weighed but about 80 pounds, now 1
weigh $50 and feel in perfect health
This seems to be the universal testi-
mony from every sufferer from piles
who has ever tried the Pyramid; it is
the safest, most painless pile cure yet
discovered; contains no opiate, NOR
phine, cocaine or any poisonous ingre-
dent whatever, has a soothing, heal
ing effect from the first application,
and the moderate price places it within
the reach of everyone needing treat
ment. The Pyramid Pile Cure is sold
by druggists at so cents and 81 per
package and the Pyramid Pills at 20
cents per box
Send to Pyramid Co., Albion, Mich,
for free book on cause and cure of
piles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-20
Electric Bitters

Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gem
orally needed when the languid ex-
hausted feeling prevails, when the liv-
er is torpid and sluggish and the need
of a tonic and Alternative is felt A
prompt use of this medicine has often
averted long and perhaps fatal bilious
feverS. No medicine will act more
surely in counteracting and freeing the
system from the malarial poison. Head
ache, Indigestion, Constipation, Dizzi-
ness yield to Electric Bitters- soc and
81 per bottle at J. K. Jones' Drug Store
Fifth and Kansas Ave
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-20
CHINAMEN STEAL IN.
A Dozen Run the Gauntlet Through
Canada but Were Caught Here.

Scharf today arrested a dozen Cinnamon
at the Grand Central depot. The men are
charged with crossing. the hcrder from
sion act. They will be arraigned before
Commissioner Shields later in the day
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-20
Her husbands Wife

Is one of the new plays"The Paiges''will
produce during their engagement at the
Crawford next week. See the wonder
full Edison Telegraph at every perform
ance between acts. Hackney and Jen-
nings will also appear each night with
many new specialtieS. Prices 10, 20 and
80 cents. Ladies free Monday night
only.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-20

1t is surprising what a wee bit of a
thing" can accomplish Sick headache,
constipation, dyspepsia, sour stomach,
dizziness, are quickly banished by De
Wits Little Early Risers.. Small pill
Safe pill. Best pill. G. w. Stansheld,
632 Kansas avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-20

Grand lodge A. o. U. w, Salina-
Special train from Strong City Sunday,
February 81. Take the Santa Fe, the
home road, and leave at 1905 noon
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-20

Ayers Cherry Pectoral is acknowI-
edged the best preparation for cure OF
lung complaints.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-20

The King. of Pills Beechams-Beechama
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
Wci6ua6tsirier unO sSriberrnrg in
Der Gent. NGnner6Or>5 alr.

Qm Sonnto9 Qbeno, ben 26. Deg,
clio an Sage nod g8eibnO6ten, miro
inter Der YejtunQ oe5 SenBsWtGnner=
dOres in Oeiien SNue on Der Gde Der
IL. uno GloDitrnBc cine idone Melb=
nuhtsIeier nit Observation-Disclosures
ftuttitnoen, 81 meIder GItern nit ibren
Giuoern ein0elooen lino. IS miro Elm
f60n0cI6miltter Gbriltbaum erltr0blen
uuo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wie oSDr &Inos
Iein tommet", ,StiQe Nu6t" etc. bon
einem Ginoerdore unter Se9leltllnB
BON Q6t @iOIinen, 9eIpielt BON tIelnsn
SnNben, ~Qeiun9en peroen. NuBeroem
peroen Die &Ieineu tOmiI6e 9etIomos
tionen uuo Der 2cnB=W Qnnerdor el1I0e
Der @ele9enbeit Nn0epobte Sleoer pOr=
tro0eu. gt00 Der llnterpNItun9 srbNlt
ieOes onDeIenoe SinO cine Msllno6t5s
beidecrun9. Ser Gintrittspreis 1T
fir Stern uno 0llc ibre SInoer, mel6s
niht ijber II Sabre alt Iino. fir Ollie
;uiammen so Gents; Sinoer ilber IA
Sabre beSnblen 10 Gents uno elnSelne
@rpobiene 2j Gents. SeoermoIm ~
eiu8elaoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
N III niht 81.

SieTe sinfa6e Sbatia6e lit fir
Sobann @anoerideiO BON Bellevue
perbQn8nlBOOll 9etuOroen, iu~enlQitens
bat er jcgt nit unier @uer D~llncle
Sam" barber 81 rebten. @anoer.
i6elo erblelt i'm Poit0mte su Sellsoue
oieier Gage Ous Ysrieben slnsn Srief
ilberreiht, wel6er al Safe @anoer=
iheio oOreillrt mar uno mel6er cine
SantanlUeliunQ bon $50 al Safe
MunOeridslo entbieIt. Die 8sriudun9
i6eiut nun Manoer'6eio osriibrt Su
baben. Mis- er Die Nnpeiiun0 in Der
2anlptte Sant eintailiren wOllte, bisb
Der &aiIirer Manoeribeio iid aus=
weiien, oaB ct Safe Wanoeri6eio lei.
Infer damn mar oaMit ni6t perle9en.
@r Ding 81 elnem g~etannten Namsns
yNOtbourit", tlaQte oieiem feline
.Notb" uno bic ySiirfti9teit" zines
Yiirssn uno, pobl III Nnbetrabt ieines
Namens. bali Notbourft g8auoeribeio
aus ieiner Nptbourft, Obue Seroabt
81 i6DpIeu, oenn als er ben in Ser
le9snbeit beiinoli9en WanoeridsiO
fru9te, wie es tdnle, oaB bic Nnweiiun9
an Safe Wanoeri6eto ~aus9eiteQt
lei, pdbreno er bob SObanu Wanoer=
ideio beiBe. ertldrte Oieier nit slei4.
Qiilti9er WtIene. oas lei elm vSarsib=
isbIer", i~ibri9ens beige man i'm all-
9smein Safe" ltatt SObann, aber
oa5 lei ia nitt BON gelNng. NOtb=
ourit CAB feline unteribriit als Si6ers
belt uno @anoerideio erbielt oas @elO
ribtig ausbeSablt. Sisier Sage nun
eridlen Der ribtI9e Sale Wanoerideio
ouf Der Su6e nab elmer Nnlueiiun9
Don $50 uno 10 tam balO .2lbt unO
Der Ser. StaOten=M ari6aQ Desmond"
III Die S06e, melhcr benz SObu Mar=
oeri6eIo 81 belueiien iuden piro. OaB
man benz Ser. Sta0tsn=8 sri6te teiu
9R fir ein " porlna6eu fam. Notbs
ourft lit u%nteroeilen bel Der betreIfen=
ben gant nit $50 belNitst. uber auf
Der unfrsunOli9en Settle ieines GOntos.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
Mbtung, ~ Garliug, Soma!

Son Garlin9 miro un5 beri6tet, oaB
,@OoOmsn" bort am Nrbeiten Iino
uno &0tboIiten fir ibren Croen bort
AL 0epinuen iu6en. @ir MAIDEN
o0raui auimerti0m. oaB oisies cine
Qebeime uno oaber tir6li9
DerbOtene 0eellihaftiIt uno
&OtbOliten lib OerieIbeu ni6t Oni6lie=
BEN tOnnen. OGHe ibr Seelenbsil sl
9efGbroeu. 9absr NAtun9 &atboliten
BON Garliu8 uno Sbelbp GOuntp!
uniere Geier wOllen 9eilIiQlt i6re
6reunoe uno beiAnnte 9atbollien biers
auf auimsrtlam MAIDEN, oenn lie tbun
oaour6 Elm gHert Der Qeiiiigen garm=
berSlQteit uno Dirtcn i'm Suterslie Der
Qutsn Sade. oenn I'm Dor Den 9eiabrs
llAen 0eislihaiten 81 warnen. bari
ME 9erubt nod 0~eraiiet iperoen. 8e,uiB
piro bic bOdwiiroige Gsiili9leit itOn
an ben 8efGbroeten Srteu
lno 81 ben defenders 9eabr-
| iden 3eiten Darnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-14
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am 6reita9 Nbeno cine SOrItelun9 i'm
bieIi9en 8rano Opera SOuIe llno lrs
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liQater Sohosrebrun9 anlueleno, nm
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ter Of tbe WOrlo" ibre SuIoiaunQ bar
Subrin9en. 6iBlimmons oemonltrlrte
leinem Yublitum, ipie man Die pmdnn=
lide 9unit"I iibt. 81 Die lun9en, erlt
bnlberwa6ienen Burden, iuelde alls
peIeno paren. etluas pQelernt" -
Yereoelnoes MAI es in teinem Sale -
niiien mir niht, ober es 9e9t Elm 6es
ritbt, DaB cine Nn3abl SDbne tat6olis
i6er Stern, Die Nnweleno luarerl, 81
SuuIe na9trG9li6 o0rNu erll=
merit purosn, oaB Die bl. g~lopentsseit
0pb niht Qernoe cine pallenoe 3eit 1T,
INN ben SNritellun9en elne5 6lBIillt=
mons nNWjul0uIen. luh i6elnt uns,
oob man in Der NoUentsjeit before Dor
bercitunQen nuf Die Nntunit oes Sei=
lnnoes iluoen tonnte, ais oieiem uNtena
ibcnprii9ler" Sl bul0i9cu.
Oils beiten Sspejs oes rSeelenaoels"
Der III ben Sreiien bcrri6t. in wel6en
OieIer 6%0ultt6mpier ii6 betue0t, unO
gum 9s,peiie Der morOllihcn Ini6au-
un9en Oieier ouielbewunoerten"
8eicuiAait, wOlen mir llur oas Sol
0enoe i%eitna9eln:
Der r6eTdditsfiibrsr" bes vSsrrn"
6iBIimmons beiBt Sultan. Ser oGbam-
pion" bat feline erite 6rou gsri9tIi6
BON ii6 i6eioeu laiien unO bat bic
S6msIter isines v@sidditsfiibrers".
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.Serr" Sultan bic 9eIdleoene n@r=Wta=
oame" 6igiimmons gum @elbe nabm.
W~abrbaItig, bas GleiI6 9ebort auf
einen Soufsn uno Dcnn Semano oa=
ran awsifslt, Ob mir benz Seioen=
tbume autrsiben, 10 iOllten oieie
Sbatiaben i0m Die Nu9en DIinen.