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The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06

Bismarck. n. d., March 1. - Gov.
Briggs sent communication to the
senate relating to capitol expenses, in
which he censurfd the committee on
public expenditures for fits actions in
this matter, saying II was cutting OFT
expenses which were absolutely neces-
sary. and would. by such action, make
Overtlrafts and burdens OH the next adj
ministration. On motion Of Senator
White Of Valley City the message was
expunged from the senate journal.
There seems to be considerable friction
between the executive and upper
branch of the legislature.
In the senate Creel objected to a re-
submission petition being referred to
the railroad committee. as La MOure,
chairman OF that committee, had
enough on his hands. La MOure rctort
ed that ie could attend to his duties
without any assistance from Creel and
said that it was rumOred that Creel
had, as inspector general of militia.
money in his possession belonging to
the state. and moved for an investiga-
ti0n. Creel replied that he courtcd an
investigation. BY vote Of 2G to .
Williams honse resolution, creating
commission to settle Northern Pacific
unpaid taxes, passed. Rhaipe's house
bill. reducing the highest legal rate of
interest from II to 10 per cent. was
killed. Other senate bills passed: Cut
ting the expenses Of printing and bind
ing public documents; appropr'ating
$2O.OOO for the reform school mt Man
dan; appropriating $4,000 for the
maintenance Of the capitol. Senate
bills introduced: Allowing expenses for
the state examiner: :apprOpFiating jiNM
for the expenses of the land depart
ment.
In the house the bill creating the Of
flee of temperance commissioner pro
voked a warm debate between the tem-
l,erance people and resubmissionists.
The bill was supported by Francis.
Twichell. Mcpherson and Sargent. who
said they wAre supporting the ltepub-
lican platform adopted at the last state
convention. which declared in favor of
the enforcement of the prohibition
laws. Ryan. EbH'r 'auScn. Cole aud
Hankinson opposed The bill and de-
clared themselves in favor of high Ii
eense as the best means Of controlling
the liquor traffic. Hurley moved to
strike out all provisions for salaries
and expenses in the bill. which was
lost, and the committee of the whole
recommended the passage of the bill.
There was one remarkaAe incident
while the bill was under discussion.
After Francis of Cass had made n
powerful speech In favor of the bill,
telling Of thousands Of lives wrecked
by liquor. Butterwick Of Cavalier cOun-
ty jumped up and said that he would
never take another drink as long as lie
lived. Lindstrom's bill. providing for
mining coal by convicts for state insti-
tutions was killed. The house was In
committee OF the whole ,dIlying the en-
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
sPANIARDs SLAUGHTERED.
Cuban Forces under Gen. Roderip
ues strike Terror Into ROya

Cuban Forces inder Gen. RoderiK-
ues strike Terror Into RoynI
Troops.
New York, March IA dispatch ,c
the World from Havana says; Gelh
Roderigpez has signalized his entry
into Havana province at the head OF
the Cuban army here by two encoun
ters with the Spaniaris that will make
them fear him. A force of $50 in.
sursents encountered on Saturday
more than 800 Spanish g,lerrillas ut
the heights. twenty-five miles south Of
Havana. The Spaniaris had raifes1 a
camp OF pacificOs there same days be-
fore. and hearing that it had been re-
established. marched again to kill
those who were left. The insurgents
allowed the guerrillas to reach nearly
to the top of the hill. where the path
was steep and narrow. then fired. rolled
down huge powders and sprung two
mines: The gurrrillas were panis-
stricken by the frlghtful slaughter. and
to complct" their rout Il small field
piece sent into their ranks graz" and
canister
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
,n.l,c,m~n,. at I.ittle Falls.

Little Falls. Minn.. March I. - The
grand jury has returned three indict-
ments. One against &. q. Benson Of
Buckman. charging linn with grand
larceny in the second degree for hav-
ing disposed Of property on which the
sheriff had levied. Charles Hastings
and John Denellay. accused of having
burglarizc Motley store last fall. were
indicted. They are charged with grand
larceny in the first degree. All three
We're arraignc.l and pleaded not guilty
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
O.DoHNELL SENTENCED.

life lnpsiSsa ment for the Man Con.
yicteA ~ Wife Murder.
Eau Claire, Wis. March 3. - John
O'Donnel, murderer Of bis wife. has
been sentenced to imprisonment for
life by Judge Bailey. When asked
what he had to say, O'Donnell replied:
Il have nothing TO say. except l am
innocent of the charge, never thought
10 do such thing" He was apparent
Iy nnconcerned. He will be taken to
WauDun to-m0rr0w
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Bold and Thorouxh rh,eve..

Elk Point. 5. D.. March 4.-Some I'M
known went to the barn of f. {. Sim
mons and took his team and harness
and then hitclled on to n new wagon
at Cover,lars implement sheds. drove
out into the country five miles. stole
SiXty-eight bushels of wheat and went
to Westtield. Iowa. about ten miles
from here. where they sold 1t fol
$3.50. caslled the check and turned the
team loose and made good their es-
came
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
R.,bber. Took H2.Otn,.

Sioux City. Iowa. Feb. 20. Bur
glars entered the grocery store of j.
+. st. Nnge and secured $2,ND7 in
money and negotiable paper. Louis
st. Dnge, who sleeps in the building,
Was arol!sed by their movements and
Opened fire on the thieyes With re.
wered with their rcFoiSarS, and a r,,il.
ming fight was kept up for five min
utes. TIE robbers finally escaped
with their booty before help arrived.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
He,a % the Grand Jury

Chicago. March 4. DIR" Rutland
was held to the federal grand jury in
the sum of $4,000 by the United States
commissioner The commissioner, wh.A
had reserved his decision after the
hearing of eridence against Rutland.
said he was satisfied that Rutland had
made fraudulent Use OF the mails i'll
the disposition of diplomas OF his al
legged medical college.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
He Wants s10.OO0.

a. c. Ficklin, Of the Brown office build
ing. commenced suit for $1,000 dam
ages from the Sioux City Journal.
Ficklin gave the police Information
which frustrated robbery in the
building. In an account of the affair
the Journal Ia alleged by Ficklin to
have placed him in IL false light.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Ger,nany's Bike B0O,n.

Washington. March 3. - Germany's
bicycle business in 1897 is to beat all
previous records, says United States
Consul Monaghan at Chemnitz in re-
port to the state department. Great
preparations are being made to meet
enormous demands. Many of the fac
tories that failed last year to meet de-
mands have doubled their capacity ana
Output
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
CHURCH REcEIyRRsnIP.

Culmlnation of Trouble Between
Factions 0l st. Stantslaus'.
Bay City. Mich. March s. - Judge
Maxwell issued an order appointing the
sheriff receiver Of st. ktanislaus' Polish
cathedral Catholic property. 1t is val
lled at $150.OOO. The sherin n directed
to take immediate charge, in the name
Of the bishop. aud to arrest all persons
who come upon the premises. The or
der is Knockout blow for the rebel
liOus faction Of the church.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Miner. VIII Strike.

Piltsburg. March 4. - National Vice
President Kane. of the United Mine
workers. who lmS arrived here. says u
strike Of the 10000 miners In this dis
trict is inevitable unless there ia Il
change for the better before the OPEN
ing of the lake trade He says thu.
lake season will open in April or early
in May and the Miners will attempt 10
tic up the lake trade,
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
u"nd. Team and Life Lo..

MinncWnukan. Y. d.. March 4.--l;cO.
McCulloch. Il prominent citizen Of this
county. was frozen to death. He lived
four miles west of Rrinsmede. and left
that place in the evening with II load
OF wood. The horses got off the road.
and he, i'll trying to find the road. lost
the team. and wandered in tho dark
ness until exhausted. and VIII. =. found
was lying face downward in the snow
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
The Emir Punished.

London, March 3:-A dispatch from
l!or'n. OH the west coast of Africa, ia
The dominions of the emir of Nup,,
dated Feb. 16. states that the Royal
Niger company expedition which re-
Gently conquered Bida. has captured
llorin after two days fighting. The
campaign against the emir of Nupc is
now ended
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
An Electric halfway

Detroit, Mich, March 3.-The BENTON
Harbor Electric Railway and Transit
company. recently Incorporated with Il
capital stock of $3.50, 900, has let tho
contract to the Century Engineering
Company Of Cleveland for construct
ing 400 miles ofrailway between this
city and neighboripg cities.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06

OrntoricaI Contest in south Dakota.
Mitchell, $. d., March An oratori
cal contest was held in Dakota uni
vcrsity to select representatives for
the state contest to he held in Mitchell
May IS. Of six contestants Miss Wini-
fred McVey was the winner. her sul,-
iec, being "CivilizatiOn and the Propll,
ct.' This is the first lady representa-
tive the college ever had.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Terrible Death Of q Railroad Em
DlOYe.

pl0ye.
Minneapolis. March frank KrOntz,
an emplOye of the Great Northern, was
working OH a train composed Of an
engine and flanger car. The train had
stopped under the Holden street bridge.
and Krontz had stepped off and stood
OH the tracks of the st. Paul 4 Duluth
road. He did not notice that a freight
train was backing down on the Duluth
tracks and did not hear the warming
cry ~ the man on the caboOsc. He was
crushed 1n death in a moment.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06

Grantsburg. Wis, March 4. - With
four feet Of SNOW on the level in the
pineries the logging season for 1867
on the st. CrOiX comes to a prenla ture
close. The log cut for this season in
Che st, Croix valley IL estimated at
25O.O0U.tDO. or 70 per cent less than
last season.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06

Death Penalty for Train Robbine.
Kansas City, March 4.--Judge Wof-
ford. of the criminal court. has de-
cided in a lengthy opinion that the law
fixing the death penalty for train rob-
bipg was constitutional. The decision
was in the case of the Blue Cut train
v.,1,
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Lorser Killed.

Seney, Mich, March 4-Nelson Bcane
was working on the banking round of
the Mud Lake company 4t Grand
Mariaa bay, TIE iogs were rolling
down from tho train and one log
lodged. Nelson broke It loose, when
down 1t came. with other, He slipped
and fell, and the log struck him in the
breast, breaking his back and neck
and crushing his chest, killing him in
StAntly
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
CLEVELAND HAS GOrr.

May Not See His Successor Imsiucte ed
Into Once.
Washington. March 1. - PreSiipn
Clcvrlnntl has suffered for n week uus
from rheumatic gOui. which has now
assumed such proportions tina, there il
some question whether or not he vii
be able to take part in the inaugural
ceremonies at the capitol. though he il
taking special care Of himself in ort,r,
that Ii" may perform his part in III,
ceremonies. While his condition Is not
such as I" excite alarm, il is extremely
painful.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06

Bismarck, N, d.. March 4.-The large
site donated by this city to the gov.
ernment for u new military post has
been accepted and work will begin as
soon as frost leaves the ground. The
post will accommodate twelve CON-
panies of infantry and four of cavalry
and will cost 1,OOOOOO.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Shot by Her 1,r.nag.tncr

Luyernc. Minn., March 4. - A fatal
accident happened to the four-year-oltl
daughter Of William Pronk. job Has.
kell, grandfather Of the little girl, was
handling Il shotgun, when the piece
was discharged. striking tho child in
the left knee. The leg was amputate,l
and the child died in three hours,
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
ALL IOWA AROUSED.

The state Alive With Protests
ARaiast Liquor Manufacture.
Des Moines, Iowa, March 3.--The leg
islature was not in session yesterday,
but there was much excitement all
over the state concerning the manufac-
turing bill passed by the senate Friday.
Five big mass meetings were held by
Ps0hibitionists here and reports from
All over the state indicate many simi-
aar meetings. Letters and kilograms
are pouring in on members of the SEN
ate from both friends and foes of the
aOeQSllre
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
.triker. wnl A.n,.-.,.

Chicago, March 3.-The five big tan
ncries which haye been idle for the
past Two weeks as a result of strike
and lockout Of the tanners and cur
riers, have opened as the initial step
in the direction of submitting the
trouble to the state board of arbitra-
tion for adjustment. Most of the me1,
returned to their old places.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Educator..

N1thhesOth-W -WtscOnstn Ed0catOrs.
WinOna, MIMI. March /. - The first
annual meeting of the Southwestern
Minnesota and Wisconsin rational
association will take place in this city
the 10th and Goth of this month. About
lO visitors are expected. Leading ell
ucatorS of this state and tho Northwest,
including President Northrop. of the
state university. will participate.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Roast slbley Room neport.

Lead, $. d.. March 4.-The influx Of
poor men into the Black Hills, brought
here by the ridiculous reports sent out
by the railroad companies and some
newspaper correspondents to Chicago
papers, has induced the miners union
to issue warning to laborers advis
ing them to keep away from the Hills.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
ELECTRIC CAR CAPsIzED.

The Car T1rns Over and Over. hut
Nobody IL Killed.
Milwaukee. March 3.-An electric car
on the South Milwaukee line slowed
suddenly while descending sharp
grade on Pennsylvania avenue this
anorning aud capsized, rolling over and
over on the steel rails. There were
eighteen passengers in the cars, and
strang to relate. none were killed. Sew
cral were quite badly bruised Ol
burned, however. The stove set fire
10 the car but the flames were ex-
tinguished and the imprisone' passen-
gers lifted from the windows OF the
wrecked car 80.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
From I'otn.oe. to Be~t..

Plainticld. Wis. March 4.--'rhe farm
ers of Wausllara and Portage counties
the coming season will try raising
sugar bees. Ii is the leading question
with every farmer and nearly every
que has decided to make the venture. :
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
NEGRO ELECTION.

Federal Aid Asked tor the Houstou,
Texas, Show.
Austin, Tex, Feb. q. - Gov. Cul-
bersOn wrote President Cleveland q
letter askir.g him to recommend fed
cral aid by congress to the Afro-Amer-
ican exposition, which Is to be held in
Houston. Tex. in 1898. This exposi.
lion will be an international affair and
is the first general assemblage Of ns-
sroes since slavery times.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
s.-~--.--- -s.--
nllIBENY CHARGED.
K"".s. state senator. Oner@d 4, 1000

knnsas state Senators offered &I.ODO
by stock Yards People.
Topeka. knn.. March 4.--ShortJy be.
fore noon big sensation was spruNa
III the Kansas state senate, When Two
members Of thai body. Senators Titus
ami Jumper. arOS" and said they had
heen offered Sl.WD to support GER
tain measure concerning the Kansas
City stock yards The parties werr
named. and onr of them. Al ronchir,
has been placed under arrest.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
DESERTED HIS WEE,

Davenport Attorney ana . Society
Girl Run ON Together.
Davenport. Iowa, March 3.-Daven-
port society is greatly exercised over
the elopement Of two prominent young
Miss Eleanor Spelletich. Cook leaves
wife and two children. Nothing is
known Of their whereabouts. The
first known Of the elopement was when
Mis-. Cook received a letter from her
husband stating that she would never
see him again.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
H,r Creamery for Ashland.

Ashland, Wis. March 4. = The Wis.
rOllsin Central Railroad company is
negotiatipg for building a large cream-
cry In Ashland. the first Ia be built in
Northern Wisconsin. 1t is understood
that cows will he furnished to farmers
to be paid for III installments.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06

Bnrncsvillc. Minn.. March 4. Aa1t
Sicbert. the railway fireman who was
80 severely scaldrd several weeks ago,
is dead. Everything possible was done
to save his life
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
limiting Arn.or platc r,,ee..

Washington, March >, ~ The senate
committee on appropriations has COM
pletcl consideration Of the navOl an
preparation bin. Among the changes
made is "mc fixing in specific terms
S4tD per ION as the maximum price th
be paid for armor plate, and pro. o.-itlinr
That il ease The plate cannot l,e pro.
cured at this price the government
shall establish :: plant To make it's own
arnnr. The senate committee also
= ~lnaAlAsceyaSyUh for three additional
,YsSpsie1phNs
,4eSaaS nsaf
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Killed nv n Sled.

Princeton. Mimi, March 4. .Jent
Peterson. a Santiago farmer, was
killed while moving loaded sled. lie
desired to run the sled down II hill he
fore attaching his team. and while
handling the tongue. fell iii front Of the
runners and was crushed to death.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06

tire day, AMI the following measures
were recommended to pass: Extend
ing divorce residence to one year: pro-
viling for granting of right Of way to
telephone and telegraph companies:
prohibiting payment of mileage to
state or county officers unless a re-
ceipt is filed showing that the money
was actually expended: joint memorial
to congress praying for the passage of
an act providing for the election of
United States senator's by vote Of the
people; providing educational test for
voters. Ryan's personal injury bill
was indefinitely postponed. as was the
bill creating another veterinary dis
lrict.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Bonucum spucnl. tn Rome

Lincoln, Neb.. March 4,-Thc time So,
by the metropolitan c0urt of DubuquG
for Bishop Bonarum to pay the Sl.:ID
costs in the suit with his priests has
expired. Instead of paying, The bishop
ignores the penalties and appeals again
TO Mgr Marlinplli and Rome
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06

Want Ambas.aslOr Uhl Retained.
retention here of Edwin F. thl, Unit
signed by Il number of prominent
Americans in this city. has been cabled
to President elect Mckinley.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Elected a po.t,nar,er,

Kimhall $. d., March AT an clcc-
ton held here for the purpose of Sc
lccting q postmaster. {. W. Nugen re-
cciyed the highest number of votes and
was declared the victor.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
New Bank.

Graceville, Minn.. March g. - john
McRae Of this city will open new
bank here about the middle of March.
1t will be called the Security Bank Of
Graceville.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Asked to Re.ien.

Black River Falls. Wis. March A..
Charges of Il grave and serious nature
have been made against the city
marshn: .,.Tilniii =. Wasson. FJe has
been asked to send in his resignation to
tho ,noyur
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06

New York, March 4.--AnnOunccment
has been made that George II. Earl
has been elected treasurer Oi the ..Io.th-
ern Pacific railway. and that Mr.. Gem
mel has been appointed secretary at
1t. Paul,
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Insurxcnt. Killed.

Madrid. MARCH 3, : Gable dispatches
received here from Manila say that
over 1000 insurgents were killed in the
recent battles fought with the govern.
ment troops at Slang and Las Mart.
mas.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Report Of Lady Mnuacer.,

Washington. March s.-Ihc president
has sent to the house the report of the
board of lady managers of tho worlds
fair. 1t IL q voiumlnous document re-
/ lating in detail the work Of the board
and its expenditures.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
Fir. Took I.o.,es.,o.

VICTORY. Wis. March '3.4'rhc dwell
ing house Of Frank Woodbury. was
burned. The loss was fully covered by
insurance.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
For How I.Onrf

Summit. $. d., March 4.-Thc long
blockade has been raised by opening
the line clear to Aberdeen. and the
first passenger train for over two
weeks was run in last night.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
,lade mn Asslnn,nen1

st. Louis. March 4. - Tho Schwarfz
Brothers Commission company has
made an assignment. Assets $:}O0, 900.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
FLOWERS
PLAN

MENDESHALL GREENHOUSES.
First Ave. South and 18th St., or City Stora,
Is Fourth st. s., MINNEAPOLIL MINI.
Box 906.
The Dickinson press., 1897-03-06
On Speaking rer,,. .u.,.

On Speaking TerM,s Again.
Washington. March 4.-Thc state de.
pArtment has been Informed thai 4lih33o-
,natis EslaAiNAs t,etwcen 4 "a
l11Ny01SsGnr
E4nd thaf
Elete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Snbuque, Soma, 9ieniag, Oen %. SeSember 1897.

braInten 9eItern polItdnoig aus. Gtma
20 Minuten nab Dem 9lusbru6 oes
6euers eriolgte cine GrplOIiOn im &el=
ler, uno 5par nit iplter 8epalt. oaB
oas SrOttOir Dor Dem SauIe aufAerli=
len tuuroe, nobel sc PeriOnen
mehr ooer miuoer idwer nerleBt Wur=
ben. gluBeroem miro Elm 9lngeltellter
oe5 Geltaurants bermiBt, uno man be=
fiirdtet, oaB ieine pertoblten leberrelte
llb in ben rau9enoen Sriimnermanen
befinoen.
Sas Geuer fam tllrs Dor 4 ll9r sum
4usbruh uno 9riif in SOlae Der 20
Wtlnutsn Ipdter eriOl9ten grploIion nit
oerarti9er Stnelli9teit UNI lih, oaB
innerbaib elmer Stunoe oas ganle 6e=
bQuoe dus9ebranut mar. SrOBoem
Qelan9 es Der 6euerluebr oO9 niht, Der
Slammen Serr 81 peroen, uno nod
um Wtitternaht ianote cine 9ln5ahl
Spribeu g1alier IN Die immer nod
raubenoen Sriimmer. Der 8eiammt=
idaOen, Der nur sum Sbeil our9 Serz
liderung 9eoeft lit. beIduit iib auI
9e9en 1925, 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28

Ge9lme ein;ufiibren, ooer fir bic glb=
l9lleBuna zines Sanoelsbertrages nit
Selterrel9 unO Die 9lbfaTung zines
SOlltnrifs. Gr mics oarauf bin, oaB
lln9arn oas &e6t babe. Elm unabbdn=
9I8es 3olliOitem einsufiiGren, iObalo es
IN lelnem Sntereiie lei. llu0arn balte
Gber oas 9lus9leibs s=2lrran9ement nit
SelterreIh filr Dortbeilbaiter, iuenn
onnelbe nit gebilbrenoer yeriidlibti-
9un9 BON lln9arn's sSntersilsu in's
gSert 9eieBt weroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Selegrapbiidt 9epei6en.
Snlano.
GonsreBb erbauOlunsea.
5000, 900 fir &lunbifs>G Geiienbc.
SO a ibinatpn, Is. Ses.

~ u y u, TO- Ss6'
Senat. Die 3eit muroe auf
Ginridtuns bon Sorla9su uno &eio=
lutIOuen perluanot. gSdbreno Der
GrecutipIiBun9 erhielt Der Senat ben
@Onieren3beribt ilber Die &lonoite
llntsritiiBun9sporla9e uno nabm oen=
ielben on. Die Sorla9e bepilli9t
5000. 900 fir Die beordnsten 8olo-
iuder in gllasfa.
Saus. Ser CONFERENCE.-THE
Gber bic &lonoite=Siilisporlage wuroe
.in9erei6t uno augenOmmeu. Die
ausaeporiene Summe betrdgt $780,
700.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Sctrciicno Surrant.
SSrauciscp, 90. Se;.

Ser Snter oes perurtbeilten W6r=
oers SbeoOOr Surr0nt ia9t: .@ir bas
ben ben &f um oas &ebeu meines
SObnes nod ntt auige9eben; mir
Weroeu perIudeu. bonn Sber9eridt
einsn vg8rit Of Srror" su erlun9en;
weun Oieier bsrtuei9ert piro, tOnnen
mir uns brett On OOs lebtere 8eri6t
penosn uno unier @eluh bort einrei-
den, menn mir ndmllb oa5 8elo oasu
auftreiben tOnnen. oenu bic Soften Oie=
les lan9en PrOSeiles baben uniere Gelo=
mittel eri60pft."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Seferrei d. unaaru.
Nu mott % 90,

Sm glb9eOrOnetsnbauie oes unNari.
ibeu &eibstaQes ertlarts Der prsmiers
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