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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04
A THRlFTLESS GENIUS.
The Hand to Mouth Existence That Was
Led by Leigh Hunt.

Led by Leigh Hunt.
Leigh Hunt had no sense either OF
:ime or OF money-a grave fault, per-
uhaps an objectionable vice. in man
who had wife and children depending
upon him. AS long as be lived ne was
thriftless and needy, a lender and bor-
rover, so generous that he could never
afford to be just, bringing upon those
whom he loved sincerely constant bur-
den of debt and care. How reprehensible
this was he seems never to have felt,
though he blames himself freely and
light heartedly. and if the reader OF
his autobiography is disposed to feel
sorry for Mrs Hunt it is not because
her husband sets him the example. This
was Leigh Hunts one vice, never
amended nor actively repented OF. Yet
he had had his warning. 1t is pathetn.
to compare with each other the two fol-
lowing passages and to see how clearly
Leigh Hunt foresaw his danger and
how incapable he proved of escaping til
II have seen," he writes in 1908, sc
much of the irritabilities, or rather the
miseries, accruing from want of suit
able income, and the best woman OF hel
time was so worried and finally worn
out with the early negligence of Others
in this respect that if ever / was deter
mined in anything it is to be perfectly
| clear of the world and ready to meet
the exigencies of married life before
! do marry for / will not see wife
! who loves me and is the comfort of my
existence afraid to speak to me of money
matters. She shall never tremble &c
hear q knock at the door or to meet
quarter day.
And in 1882:
II never hear knock at the dool
s~~ but think somebody is coming tt
take me away from my family. Las
Friday was sitting down to dimes
s~~ when was called away by a maj
who brought an execution into my hous
for 40 shillings. Temple Bar.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04
DUET SINGING PARROTS.
They Carry the Air with Ease In Good
Time and Very Distinctly.

They Carry the Air with Ease In Good
Time and Very Distinctly.
An Italian of the name Of Rassoni,
who lives in Savannah, has two parrots
who sing in duet all the popular songs
of the day.
Rassoni raised the birds and began
early to teach them to speak in Italian
and English. No thought was ever
given to their musical education until
they began later to develop some ability
to sing. Then Rassoni, being musician
of local note, began to teach them short
and simple songs. They were apt and
learned rapidly. In addition they caught
the popular airs that were sung and
whistled by street gamins. who never
passed the house without stopping and
singing to the parrots.
1t was not long before the two birds
could carry an air with perfect ease, in
time and with distinctness. Finally
both began to sing together, and now
they sing in duet with the finesse OF
artists. The birds are male and female
Henry and Polly. Henry has voice
wh2e P2s.y's is we'll modulated So
prano Of pretty high range. Both are
stronger than one would imagine and
possess volume and sweetness. With all
their accomplishments, however, Henry
and Polly are like all parrots-they
will never sing or talk when you are
| most anxious to hear them; You must
await their pleasure and convenience.
| But for this perversion of their nature
Rassoni would have already made for.
tune With them.
The writer sat in the lobby Of the
Pulaski house in Savannah and heard
the parrots sing the famous piece, "Say
Au Revoir, but Not Goodby." Other
heard. All endeavored to locate thu
! music. Finally one asked the hotel clerl
who were the singers. He replied the.
were parrots and pointed toward thu
closed glass door of Uhle's cigar stor
adjoining the lobby. All gathered abou
the door in wonderment, but the bird
stopped singing. We left the door ant
they resumed the same piece and sam
it through beautifully and in perfec
time and accord. Polly took the hig
notes with remarkable ease. Then the
sang "Suwanee River" and popula
ditties of the day. No one was in tn
store at the time, and Henry and Poll
gave a concert that was as remarkabl
as it was unique and enjoyable.
Between the songs they would tai
in Italian or English.
The parrots sometimes hold CONVEX
sation with Kassoni, but never wit
strangers. Chicago Times-Herald.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04

The Hancock village council held the
regular monthly meeting at the clerks
Office yesterday. The board took up the
matter OF the bills incurred during the
prevalence OF the diphtheria IN the viii
lage and the clerk was instructed to pre-
sent bill for the aggregate TO the board
olsupervsors at the next meeting. The
amount OF the bill will be about $500.
The president appointed the following:
Election ommissiohers-G. w. Emery,
Adoph Ruhl and W. V. Barkell. Regis
tratlon committee-George Kuppe, Rich.
ard Rourke and NJ. Finn, Inspectors Of
election-M. L. Funkey, Jacob Baer, Viii
liam Kerredge and M, Finn.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04

AT the annual convention OF the
l'M.C A. OF Michigan, at Owosso Feb.
ruary rs to %, many men noted in relig-
'ous work will be present and help to
MAKE the convention an interesting one.
among them will be Rev. J. M. Patter.
son. oiwestminister Presbyterianchurch
petrolt; Rev. r. A. Toney, OF Moody In.
s.tute, Chicago; Mr.. c. C. Minchner, Of
.ne International committee; Mr.. Thomas
'.Cole' Provincial Secretary Of Ontario
dno quebec. The railroads will make q
ra'e Oh q fare and a third for the round
mp The Woman's Auxiliary, o.
o"osso, is preparing to give a reception
70 the convention.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04

ACuban club has been organized IN
Hancock with the object in view OF rails
| log sum Of money to aid the insurgent
cause. This has been done in other cities
| in the State, notably Marquette, where
many prominent citizens were identified
With the movement. The club here has a
letter Of authorization from President
Palma Of the Cuban junta, at New York.
This assures that any funds collected and
forwarded will reach the proper destina-
ton.
The club have organized by electing
Judge Doollng, president; W. B. Jaehnig,
treasurer, and Ed Ryan, secretary. The
meeting night is Friday and the place OF
meeting is the rooms of the Liberal club
at the Lake View House. Some $45 has
already been subscribed.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04
HE ELECTRIC SUCKER.
A Germans Account of Wonderful Fish
Found In the Nile.

In an article in Ueber Land uni
Nicer ON Electrical Phenomena In tho
Animal World, DR.. Frolich tells about
a sucker first found in the Nile and its
tributaries by modern scientific men III
1881. but well known to the ancient
Epvptians as the sucker thunderer
god" being worshiped as such in
sucker god temple in the city OF the
thunder sucker, or Oryrrhynchos. The
reason they called it the thunder suck
er. instead Of the thunder fish, >" was
because they knew Of another fish,
known to the English speaking people
as the electric cat (fish), to the Germans
az the zitterwels, or the shad that
makes one tremble. It grows to length
Of about foot, Of which tho head and
nose take up quarter, and 1t the deep
est part measures more than . quarter
Of its length
Just why the modern scientific men
aid not know Of this 1ah before 10
question layman finds 1t hard to an
swer except that the sucker Is bottomy
flsh. The old Egyptians probably learned
of the animal after Nile Hood when
some philosopher was meditating over
a mud puddle left by the recedlng wa
ter. he saw a funny fish struggling IN
the water, and, out Of a desire Ion
knowledge, reached for the fish and
touched it. If there were any disciples
of the philosopher hard by, they proba-
bly, saw the philosopher act surprising.
ly-as the stole Indian did when he got
hold of galvanic battery. Thereafter
the fish was worshiped, having a name
which associated it with the thunder
god of the Skies !" although the ancient'
knew nothing of electricity according t'
the learned Of today
A peculiar thing about the various
electrical fish is that should one SWIM
even at a considerable distance from
human bather, the bather would know
Of it's proximity by an electrical sen
sation, - while many Of them have bat
teries actually fit to kill horse ON con
tact. These fish are far ahead OF the hu
man beings in the matter OF weapons
"for they stuu their prey at a great ds
TANGO in the water.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04
MIR. Bcnnett,s Queer Memory.

James Gordon Bennett Of the New
York Herald has strange and cratic
memory, according to the San Francisco
Wave. One day, having bought num-
Der Of new shirts, he ordered them sent
Immediately to the office. The parcel
duly arrived and remained there for
over q year, Mr.. Bennett meantime
never putting in an appearance. Sud-
denly, without any notice, he rushed in
one morning, evidently in state OF
great perturbation. The staff concluded
they were all to be discharged ON the
spot. Mr.. Bennett excitedly asked,
"Haye those COMPOUNDED fellows sent
my shirts alongr" He never even al
luded to the lapse Of time which o.
cured since his last visit
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04

IN Monday two Houghton gentlemen
nsoe wager, one betting that Boston
q q montana would not go higher than
ia'nhrack within three months. Tam.
''aeS vas then aboye 100 and Boston &
'o"'Ara above ITO. 1t looked like q
so"d thing for the hacker OF Tamarack
'u' 'ne IRE the very next day spoild hi
.acu'a'ions, for Boston & Montana
touched liz and Tamarack went to 10
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04
Velocity of Insects Wings In Flight.

E. j. Marcy of The Science Record
has been studying the fight of insects,
with the object in view of ascertaining
the wing strokes per second in the diff
ferent species. Those upon which the
record is complete are as follows: Wing
strokes per second in the house fly, $50;
drone bee, $40; working bee, 100; wasp,
10; hawk moth, 72; dragon fly, rs, and
cabbage butterfly, 0.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04
TURNER, THE ARTIST.
Some Unfiattering Pen Portraits OF the
Great Master of Landscape.

Great Master of Landscape.
On the whole, the portraits OF Turiier
in after life cannot be said to be salts.
factory or convincing. Turner's was
doubtless a battling face, full of charac'
ter, which was difficult to seize without
caricature, showing little Of the fine
spirit and poetical feeling which were
displayed in his works and becoming
coarser and redder as he advanced II:
life-a face that rejected all attempts
at idealization, at least III the hands OF
those who tried
None of the written descriptions oi
him is very attractive: "A red jewish
face, with staring blush gray eyes, the
smallest and dirtiest hands on record
his complexion was very coarse ana
weather beaten; his cuticle that OF a
stagecoachman or an old man-of-war 4
Observation-Disclosures according to Thorn
bury, was the impression he made Oh
"less enthusiastic friends. turner
had fine, intelligent eyes, dark blue OF
mazarine, A" said Mr.. Trimmer, his OLD
friend; "but, as it is said OF swirl s.
they were heavy rather than animal
ed Leslie writes: "There was, IL
TACT, nothing elegant in his appearance
full of elegance as he was IN art' Ht
might have been taken for the captain
of a river steamer at first sight, but
second would find far more in his 1aSs
than belongs to any ordinary mino.
Unfortunately no artist has recordee
that second sight Mr.. Watts, II ~
had tried, might have done so, but whe
slsep-Cosmo Monkhouse III Scrlpner B.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04
Ready to DO II.

Jimson-What's this / hear about in
subordination in your class at collegef
Young Jimson--Nothing at all in 1T
Jimson-But the president writes me
that YOU refused to obey your professor
Young Jimson-Boshi he asked US a,
10 decline the verb to work, and we all
declined. philadelphia North Amer
can.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04

"AhlNETTE, Wis, December IL, 1896.
= 'ne Undersigned. do hereby affirm
,ua' three years ago / was suffering with
dyspepsia and rheumatism and after the
u'e o' three bottles Of Indian Sagwa l
was entirely cured and have not been
aouoled since. do not hesitate to soy
wat oagwa is the finest remedy on earth.
JAMES FRRzIER.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04
An Example.

"You will kindly give us an exainpi'
~ the general law of averages MI
peabody" said the professor Oh ma.n ,s.
matics, after his lecture Oh the oo0'i"''
- "Um--why--there's the speed OF tue
.o,ooranb. and the lack of it in the mes
senrer who delivers it," said Peabody
a. : wayne. hesitating way. --CincinnaS
ENQUIRER.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04
Puta Him In n Rars.

Mrs. Prosy--Reading is quite a pas
sion with my husband.
Mrs. Dresser-So IL is with mine
when he reads my milliner's billsi--
Pick Me Up
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04

DR.. and Mrs. r. ID. Jones. OF Calumet,
returned yesterday noon from Chicago.
where they we're called by the illness of
Mr.. Jones sister. They left Miss Jones
in an entirely convalescent condition.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04

MI A. strolberg, OF Hancock. left yes
s''uay Tor Fitchburg, Mass, to attend
a'e''g'ous gathering among his country
r' .", Oh whom there is quite colony at
Fitchburg.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04
Lake News.
|entsrtaining I Pro-
|arnrfor Tomorrow :rn
Evening
Auxiliary Concert
Auxiliary Concert
| .,,ou gentlemen Make q
B'' - mlniug s'ocks-other
~ Late News.

,,o il the program ior Tue
'lo !Ss"l tomorrow evening under
Robbie :, The woman's Auxiliary OF
/. NC. A.: .............
OsoO~ W Miss Delhi. s,,
a,oav With the Mum
lsu-. LAW INV Legacy" -. 49, ''''''''
rstiOn-,,, ~ NY lanes NJ. Merton;
a h1S, Rules the World
s-sl'fSts s i Maurice E. Wright
-aGalatea" rhoe"
Sea GaRse S Love T 4 T,sb .;r''''''
s. Mrs. James 4, ris
,.su.-"In Fairy Lanu .......
Citation Mrs r james NJ. Merton
sNorning Prayer
"TuseCs nnrtney and Mr.. Nichols;
Mrs. sI adv in Black Priscilla and spring
r Ss's .seopd portion of theprogram con-
!. mostly Of tableaux as iol'ows'
The T %ife Of the man who is telling the
s SIyi the girl who has been kissed WITHIN Ten
Dutes. ,,,on
oweh"" Miss Delhi.
- C;oinC 10 the Procession
speau "palline Poylovna" ......... ...'..'
fcl'a"o" Mrs Merton.
SUNDAY Morning in Old virginia
NV ,iTyas April" ..:..:.'''.'''' '''''
gsEIeou.-" breaking Home Ties
H., aThp King ....sss 49,
Pue'- Ms Courtney and Mr.. Nichols.
L.hlosn--sOuyenir OF Japan"
The Numbers designated "tableau" 10
\, above program are, in reality. living
,etures and many of them will be sub
sets well known to the audience. The
h,oe at the beginning of the second part
1.-THE program are from Life. The enter
aipment promises to be the most move
me given by the ladies in years and will
e we'll worth seeing.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04

,our teams each from the Hancock
""s' club and the Liberal club, OF Han
.ocA. Will try conclusions at whist this
evening.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04

The name of the century plant" is
misleading. It blooms, not once IN
century. but once in 10 or IL years, then
dies.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04
H.. N. TIMETABLES.
PASSENGER Trains on M. R. R. 4.
In effect December 20, 1896.

+Daily. +Daily except Sunday.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-02-04
PASSENGER Trains on 4. & c. R. R.


.Daily. tDailv except Sunday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
Sine nibliGc Grfuriiuu,

mel6e 0uf Der 81. Gentral= Giienba6n
Lungs Der GDle : SerSpei9ung oieier
Sabu am WOntaQ WtOr9en bier in 9u=
buQue Gnl0ngte, br09te Sunoerte BON
Seiu6ern mad Dubuque. SieIe @r=
turiiOn mar bon Sol. s. 3. WtertD,
Dem 8enl P0ii. G9t. Der 81. Central
Sabn 81 WaanAelter, Derunltaltet pOrz
Den uno Die 80bn bate gang beOeu=
tenoe PreisermdBigun0en 9emu9t.
IS tamen i%nfOlgeoeiien etna 1000
SremOe mad Dubuque uno guar mar
Die 0tebrSabl Der 8eIu6er @eIhQftsz
leute, NliO cine OOr5it9li6e @laiis Der
SeOOlterun9, b. b.. bonn iinanSiellen
Stanopuntte aus, Ooer in onOeren
Worten: IS iuaren &eute, bic Gelo Oer=
ausgaben t0nner unO es 9eip0GnIi6
aud tbun.
Die 8eiuher Durosu bon ben SObs
bers uuS 8rOBbGnOlern bon Dubuque
betuiltOmmnet uno %unter6Qlten. Die
@Ornet San0 ipielte an 8u6nboie bel
Der Antunft Der 8dite llno Q~eieitete bic
ieIben oNnn 3ur Staot, ND NtaDor
Suffp lie in @0ibin9tOns9art in gta=
men Der Staot lUiQtOmmen bieb. Die
Selu6er Daren aus fol9enoen Srts
i6GIten Lungs Der &Ule Brand Der 8.
s.: Sple, WOuOnN, ct. @ns9ur. Grit.
dell, Siaae, Or6GrOs, GlOpO, GbOrles
GitD, Raibua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
Ans benz COUNTY iino Der Na9bar.
i9aft.

- gu SDerspiQe itarb berfl. @o6e,
am Slenstag Morsen 6rau Iuoreas
&ublp, bic Sante oes bo6p. Batter
&ublp bon SaQtowr, i'm glitter bon SO
nad mebrmDnatliber Grantbeit oil
einem Ma9enfrebie. Die 9eritorbene,
9eborene War9aretba 8lpnn, Satin
Des Germ Qnoreas &ublp binterldBt
ibren 8atten llno bier &inoer ndmIi6
Soiepb, Cornelius, anna uuo Mart6a.
Sic binterlGBt aud Stuei Sdweitern
uno orei Yriioer. Sas Degrading
fano am Sonnersta9 Ratmittag bon
Der Ct. Sran3istus- STRIDE aus in ipels
der Der bo9w. Batter Rublp bic Gres
quien l~eitete, itatt. R. l. p.
Sie portiuntula Seier in Der
ct. 6ransistus.&irde su S~persbiae
am |. @usuit Duroe auf oas feierlidite
be9an9en uno cine 9rOBe 3abl 8ldubi-
ger 9eUannen ben ablaB. Die tirG.
lite Geier be9ann na6 Der gesper an
Sonnta9e uno oauerte big Sonnen=
unter9ans am Montaae. Solsenoe
prieiter betbeiliaten iid an Der 5eier:
GeO. &apbael, o. S. F., BON Guincp,
ST.; &ep. SbeO. @arnin9 bon Subu,
que, &ep. s. .. 3israna bon @ortb=
in9tOn. 8ep. 3. @. Yape bon Nep
Sienna, Hep. Snaepple uno 8ep.
SObbsritein, bon SDerspille uno 8ep.
Naebers bon psterburq. Seim f~eierli=
den SO4amte am MOnta9e celebrirte
&ep. Nasbers a~iiiitirt bon &sp. Dob
b~eritein als SiatOn. Stuoioius &im-
mele als SuboiatOn unb Stubioius
2OosbrOd als Geremonienmeiiter. Ya=
ter &apbael sSubr, O. S. F., belt bic
bOatbereote 6eitpreoist. 4u6 wurbe
nab Dem SObamts cine Statue oes 81.
SranSistus feierlib getueibt.
- Sn Yarrotts Sain bel @ortbina=
ton fano am SOnnerstag elm erites,
jabrlides Grntefeit nit Barbecue unter
ben QusipiSien oes oOrtigen SOfes oes
tatbOliiden SOriterOrDens itatt. Ser
bu9w. Yater 3i9rana bon @ortbings
ton mar Der 5eitreoner uno es wuroe
elm isbr Invertebrates PrOsramm bon
Spielen, gDeitrenneu etc. etc. als9e.
fiibrt. Die 3abl Der @npeisnben mar
cine febr 9rOBe uno fam aus allen
Sbellen oes GOuntD.
gu Seilig &rsu3 i'm bieii9en
6ountp itarb tiir5lid Srau Seinri9
S4uls. r.. |. p.
- Serr q. s. Ssflinaer. elmer Der
d~ltelten uno anseiebenlten beuti6en
Siir9er, ODn Gsoar Soils. Sa., itarb
ploBli9 am Samstas Na9mittas. gr
mar 81 Sabren alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
Gin i@unes SeusniB fir bic sebrer
nnh S6ulcn in Seuti6lano.

Die Dubuque Sommeri6ule. pelhe
i'm Saufe Der perfl. @o6e in Der bieli=
gen Si9b ShoOl abgebalten puroe,
bat cine QroBe InSabl 2ebrerlnnen CUR
Staot gebra6t, wel6e ben SortrI9en
beiwobnten. @us oieien 1T Der Sor.
tra9, pel6en Elm Or. WclfurrD BON
Der uniperlitp Of Chicago am Sonners=
tag Nbeno in peril. WO9e belt, BON
beiOnoerem Sntereiie fir uniere oeut=
i9en 2eier.
Ser 9~enannte Serr crying ii6 in
beionoerer g8eiie iiber bas Sbema:
yS9ulsn uno 2e6rer in Seutiblano".
Gr empfabl pOrerit ben almeritanern
etpas Sei6eioenbeit in Der 9surtbei=
lung Der Seiltungsfdbiateit u~nierer
S6ulen. Man Iole Ii6 bitten. in
itolSem Siintsl ii6 iiber oas dltsre
europa, in Der YGoa9O9it insbeiOu.
oere, binpe9SuieBen. 3umal Oeroiene
SeutiAlano Die Sea6tuns zines jeoen
erniten Sdulmannes. SernidBe,
tpel6e 8rofehor WcNturrp ausipru9,
lino fpl9enoe:
ySie SeutIGen ieben tpeni9er auf
bic materiele glus Itattun9 ibrer Sdul=
gebduoe, als auf bic Siittiateit Der
Sebrer. Ser beutI6e Sebrer beliBt pDr
alien Inoeren Die Stunt bes 9ebrens,
lie iino Dor @lem tii6ti9e Sebrer."
Srof. McMurrD betonte alsoann,
es tbue NOtb. oaB Die Sebrtrdfte, wel6e
OIL ben S6ulen Nmerita'3 wirten, ii6
titdtiger su MAIDEN iuben ~iDllten. ssSn
9euti0lano babe man leb=
rer, mel6e oaSu weni9itens feds Sabre
oOrbereitenoe Stuoien MADDEN miiHen,
ebe tie Die Se~brtbGti9teit 81 ibrer e=
b 8 aufga6e MAIDEN oiirfsn. Sn
DEN Ser. Staten bingeaen
b q be nj elm Wal elm Seb=
rer aus sebn cine Normal=
i6ule befu9t. ST. lei mod tiirs=
lid einem 2e6rer be9eonet, wel6er inn
ertldrte, er noble nlr iolan9e i'm 2ebr=
fade tbdtig bleiben, bis er etwas
81 tbun inbe."
PrOf. Mc0PurrD ertldrte, es tonne
rur Sornirtbeit iein, wenn bic Nmeri=
tGner niAt pun Seuti6lanb in 8esug
auf Sebrer uno S6ule lerner pOlten.
Die 9rORten PGoa9O9en ieien Seltihe
Qeweien. Sie ameritaniide Dffentli6e
S6ule lei ia crit 80 uno bic oeuti6e
Saule 200 Sabre alt. IS lit iebr
elnleu6teno. ,uenn Der 9enannte YrD.
feiior treffli3 iast:
nSis jebt bGbeu mir in Imerita
S6ulgebGuoe sebalt llno on ben NJ o.
teriellen Sin9en in unieren S9u-
len searbeitet. Sept lit es 3eit. oaB
mir Sebrer beranbiloen uuo Dieielben
81 berOOltpmmnen iu6en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-08-17
Gin tpaGienoes 8cibait.
Sic Sirma Sol. Simuncs L. 60. Bat
ibrcn SrrfauislaSen srmeitert
unO ncrbr1irrt.

Der Separtement= Store Der Sirma
Soi. Simones IL So. an Der Gfe Der
l6. uno GlaD=S traBe bat ieinen Huf
als oOr3a9lihes @eidditslOtal idon
lGn9it 9e9riinoet unO bic @siddfts=
tbdtigteit besielbsn bat iiA ~beitGnoig
erweitert. Sn neuslter 3eit bat bic
6irma upter elmer tets wa6iamen
&eituns ibre neutrality-suspicious. nod
ipeiter entmifelt uno cine llmQnoerun9
Der Sertaufsldoen tuar orin9eno 9ebO=
ten. Die Gertaufsidle iino bon Sa9=
i6rsinern ulngeidoffen woroen uno
nit ibrer Seppib=Abtbeilun9 bat bic
Sirma cine Der 9rOBten Seriaufs=
Rdumli6teiten Der StaOt Dubuque.
Der basararti9e 8rOBltore lit in ber=
i6ieoene Nbtbeilun9en Serle0t, in ipel=
6eu je @Qenwaaren, &leioer, S6ube,
Stiefel uno Y%antOnslu uno Seppi6e
in rei6iter NuswabI gu ben mD9li6it
nieori9eu Preiien %pOrbanOen liuo uno
Swar peroen nur pOr5ii9li6e g8aaren
Ouf Eager 9ebalten.
&anoleute, iOwObl ME StGOter, iper=
ben bel SOI. SimOnes d SO. tets cine
mO9li6t SuoOrtOmmenoe, abiOlrt be-
frieoigenOe geOienun9 iinoen unb man
wOQe bel @~intGufen itets suerlt bier
OOripre6en, Iib bic gYaaren sei9en
laIien uuo Die Yreiie erwd8en.
Spi. SimOncs L. Co.,
Gdc Der 16. unD Gla1sStr.