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The times., 1897-12-19
City Brevities.

Massachusetts avenue, between Third and
Fourth streets northeast is TO be l'aNoG
with vitrifieG blocks.
The Commissioners of the District have
transmitted 10 Congress, with their ap-
proval, a bill providing for the reasscss-
menu of the water main taxes.
Tony omosuis, the Italian boy VINO a p
peared before Judge kinhall some days
ago, petitioDing for the appointment of
q guardian, had further hearing yes
terday, but, after further investigation,
Judge kimbsli postponed final action III
the case.
Chr Xander, 9o9 9Th ST Dealers and
private patrons who buy hls Amoroso
Sherry, So gal, 75c. qt., state that they
never had any like it frorn others. For
eggnog and fruit cake Xander's 6oc.- qt
grades of whisky, Cal. Brandy and Rum
are excellent. Gold Medal Rye, 65c., max es
o grand eggnOg, IL
The times., 1897-12-19
DYSPEPSIA.

Remember that GROVER GHA-
HAMS remedy is GU ARANTEED
to remove all distress FROM THE
FIRST DOSE. 1t is folly to suffer
when n soc. bottle, procured from
your druggist, Will correct In
stnntly all unpleasant symptoms.
An infalhhle Specific for Dyspepsia,
Hea rtburn, Gastritis, and all dis
eases arising from an impaired
Digestive system. Write to Grover
Graham Co, Newburgh, n. ", for
pamphlet.
The times., 1897-12-19
Injured by Runaway Horse.

NJ. HAWKINS, a laborer, living in fhe
rear OF No. 1924 Rhode Island avenue,
and JohE GRAY, a woodwTker. OF M.
81 $ Eleventh street southwest, were Knocked
down anC run over by runawa y horse
last night near the corner OF Seventh and
ID streets. Hawkins sustained fracture
If the right arm and right leg, and Ora )
was cut ana bruised about the head ind
face. Futl were taken tp the Emergency
Hospital. Tie horse was captured with
put ccusinG further injury.
The times., 1897-12-19
Pom x. soh's PROPERTY.
His Alien Heirs TO Be Given I'll
Estate by Congress.


Estate by Congress.
The heirs Of Pom h. Son, the distinguished
Korean, who died in this city during tie
summer are TO receive the property he
left. At the tinle Of Mr.. Soh's death the
curious question arose whether under the
law an alien could VIII real estate Co has
heirs who are aliens. II seemed very clear
that n couldnUt, ana that Mr.. Soh's spropertv =
would to lost to Mrs. Sob and her dsugE-
ters in Korea.
Secretary Morgan has introduced lii
''for tn erelief OF the heirs OF PoE j. sob. de-
ceased" II released to Mr. Sohs heirs
all the right, title and Claim OF the United
States and the District of Columbia In lot
80 In Barr ct al subdivision Of block 33,
Columbia Heights, OF IN other words, alr.
Soh's house and lot on Fourteenta street.
The property is conveyed 20 Mr. Everett
Frazer, the consul general OF Korea, at
New York, in trust for the heirs
The times., 1897-12-19

Large Laundry Sets-FOl FOldingirouing
bodrd, tub, bucket, wriu=er anu
wash board .... =. q. =. o.. :. sea
Large Tin Kitchens, with stove 100
Large blue enamel sheet iron stove. 23o
Large IiaGicla amt eFHs, So Uare sha pc. 900
Large printing press, complete with
type. :. :. :. -. 79o
Iron OK team, with OK cart. driver
ana barrei-. .. .- =. .. 43o
Large OXIdlZeu pa Sseugsr tFain. en-
glne, tender and passenger cars. $50
Large iron hook ana ladder, with
two horses, firemen. ladders and
bell; :. :. :, 79o
Rubber tire fire engines with /,
AOISeS- o. O.. o.. So. SO
Iron sand cart, with mule and
uIIN eI. .. $50
LafEs iron ice wagon, with two
horses ana driver. ver...................... $50
Iron road cart, horse and driver so
Large iron barrel wagon, with
horses and driver, % inches long $50
Large irOn fire patrol. with fire
men, .. =. 81 49
Iron dump coal cart, with mule,
driver ana coal ............... 49a
Iron nook andladder, II lnchesIUng,
horses. driver ana ladd eTs ........ 59o
Large iron 4-wheel road wagon. f5a
Fine ceiluioid photo albums. SEQ
CeiiuIoid photo albums, witt music
bO>ss .r3 tf&
Large rOil-tOp black board 40
Large folding black boards. .. 3eo
Extra large express wagon, iron
axle. :. :. - :. SEQ
Large fancy reed body Carriage.
with paFasOi to match geo
Extra fine reed body carriage,
nicely upholstered, witt paraSoI 10
match, with springs andiron wheels. 81 "a
Nickel plated music b0xes........ 43o
1o-key upright pianOs.............. $50
Iron axle buckbOarIs. Is.............. ego
Solid oak desk, with combination
blackboard. :. :. :. E. =. - =. 73o
Suap snot camera, complete. ....... goo
MagnetO-electric machine ....... SEQ
1nenes high -. 23C. a box
6-lnoh Stained Tenpins. a box
MIX Wagon, with 2 horses, driver.
case. =. e. =. :. :. .. . . 43o
Steel Horse and Dump Cart. Horse
with movable joints-the kind boys
can't break 80. -. 80. -. 80. see
The times., 1897-12-19

Books by the Car Load.
500 Large Board-back Books. with
colored frontispiece, full of little
stories and funny pictures Choice. 4c
1000 Extra Large Board-back
Books. part cloth board, with Col
ored frontispiece and full of instruc-
tive stories for boys and girlS.-...... &c
500 Large Jumbo Books, Cloth
back :. =. .EoC
800 Flue CIoth-bo Books, so
kinds to select from -.-...---.....-.-..3 39c
Grimms' Fairy Tales 4Sc
The City OF Palaces; large, fine,
cloth abound books, with l. 80 large
colored photographs. Size Sx1O......oOc
Tire Dore Gallery cloth bound, large
oxford Covered Bibles, imitation
leather bound ....3 39c
Large Jumbo Cloth bound Books, for
BOYS and girls. ESQ pages..........-.6 CSC
Gustave Dore's Bible Gallery, Illus
trated, cloth bound, gilt edge.-......73o
War in Cuba, cloth bound. 500
800 Assorted 1oc Games. ............ &C
All csc Games, such as Bicycle Race,
Football Puss in Boots, SteeplechaSe,
and many others ....-...............19 19c
All our soc Games, such as Toll
Gate, Night Before Christmas, Game
of Triumph, Old Maids and Bachelors,
Rival Poll cemen, and scores of
China Tea Sets, from 10c to-. $500
Decorated China Tea Sets, Z pieces
and 6 spoons ......23c
Large China Tea Sets, Z pieces
with extra large tea pot. 43o
Extra large China Tea Sets, with
| IL dozen extra plates. $50
| Very Large French China Tea Sets,
with extra bread plates, very fine -. $2.S9
| Large Boxes of Pewter Tea Sets....19c
| Trunks.
Saratoga Truuks, with lock and
kew 'SoS
| Extra Large Saratoga Trunks, Is
| inches long, burglar proof lock. k.....-13o
Tool Chests, complete 23o
Extra Large Tool Chest. $50
| Highly Polished Oak TeDpins,
| 10-string harpS. S...................... lSc
15-striny harps, with polished oak
and milk cans ....- 39c
! Brass Tuberphones, with 1 o brass
tubes. 4Sc
The times., 1897-12-19
Presents for
Gr0Wn-up
Folks.

1arlor and Panquet Lamps from
S2.76 TO S35- beautifully decorated
Porcelai IL or rich silk shades-in every
color Of the rainbow. Onyx-top
Tables dainty Dressing Tables in
Oak Ma ahogany, ana Bird's-eye Ma pie.
Combination Bookcases and Secre-
taries in Oak and Mahogany beauti
fully carved and mirrored. Leather
Upholstered Rockers and Parlor Chairs.
Help yourself on CREDIT.
What's nicer thai a dainty Recep.
tion Chair? We have splendid
variety of them in blue nd goli,
white and gold, a nd cream and silver
A splendid line of Solid Oak Side.
boards from $40 to $500; China
Closets, single or double doors: all
sizes and prices. Chiffoniers, Ward
rches, and bookcases at all prices.
These are the gifts that are APPRE-
CIATED.
The times., 1897-12-19

deayoref to ai,l them. The bride and
groom returned to Washington cn the 9:15
electric train.
The times., 1897-12-19

0E ~ will buy tip top suit or REFER for the
ID WV boy, silk hat for the men, pair of
patent leather Shoes pair of trousers, guaranteed
macintosh fancy vest, smoking jacket bath robe
Ia big variety of hese fine heavy silk umbrella (gold
silver mounted), etc.
The times., 1897-12-19
Holiday Specials iii Our Linen Department.

800 dozen OF 14nch-square Alinen Frnged Napkins, dam
ask patterns all white and coiored borders eacf
90 6inch-wide Full Bleached Table Linen,
1ty. Specla.-.-- " . " 49c yar
16inchwide All-nen Toweling, in beached and
value yar
All white and coored bordered knoted nged Damask
els, size 22x4S, snowy. attractive
Special prices full beached A1nen Frnged Napkins
16-inch 1S-nch 2Onch
The times., 1897-12-19

Hundreds of Others equally useful and appropri-
ate articles al intermediate prices and all worth every
penny Of their cost.
The times., 1897-12-19

@(N ~ will buy a suit sovercoat for the
GlO.OO best mackintosh extra fine smoking
jackets and dressing gowns pure silk underwear better
dress suit cases. ETC.
The times., 1897-12-19

a. EO will buy pure leather dress suit cases, a
ID wv better macintosh, finer jacket robe,
better suit overcoat reefer for the boys silk under
wear, fur gloves
The times., 1897-12-19
Dress Goods.
Useful presents which most anvone

Double width An-wool Cloth Mix
lures. Reduced from 29c. to..l &C
Navy Blue Storm Serge, IS inches
wide Reduced from 29c. to.19o
An-wool Henriettas, in navy, myrtle,
garnet BRO VII, wine, heliotIope. anu new
Dlue, fGll 40 inches wide. Reduced
A'Vti foCs 70 3 80
Ali-wool Covert Mixtures, six difTeTeu
styles, 10 inches wide. Reduced
from o9c. to
All shades in 45-inch silk finish Hen
riettas. Reduced from CSC. to.....A0c
40 and 4J-inch Fancy WonI Plaids, hand.
sOinely barred with silk. Reduced
-'"ii "0C- 'o..-'''' . SC
5O-inch Atwood Storm Serges, 45-iIici
All-wool Cheyiots and 40-inch All-w 90
Armures. illuminated co.orings, worth
60 and 15c. a yard. "a
3S-inch Black Storm Serge ,aspienGiid
quality, which sold for 29c..1 q
The times., 1897-12-19
The Busy Corner,
9th and Market Space.
S. Kann, Sons ( Co.
Can Anyone Dispute the Title of the
Busy Corner

hese days! We crowd the
has been unusual test of how people
satisfaction We feel perfectly satisfied that camoring
tor special holiday values will continue all
keep until the last been supplied.
kind
Silks.
For
a
Handsome Figured Benz all the leading combna
tons exquisite for
fancy yard
SKIRTS in Checks PIads, Back Mirror Moire Evening
brocades Twotone Novelty Tafetas plain asik
satin duchesseput Att. yard
Every color imaginable in Plain Two Threetone Change
Iafetas representing hundred OF the Oauti
iu coorings silk sufficient
tor pettcoa will elegant presentPut up
boxes 69c yard
Extra heavy, Ak Black Gos Grain, the old reliable
resisting kndPan Black DucIese weight and hu
1sh3lack GraInthree
the best that could possibly Waist,
full Dress III ancr boxes.
We have
please Of
Dress Goods
tsrhict trost arrorn rncn1n -
The times., 1897-12-19

Go IN SIS SIS $50, and up to s45 will buy bet
Nt Z. w and finer suits and overcoats. Each
dollar of cash in every grade gets full hundred
of clothing value, all Stylish weil-made and perfect
fitting garments.
The times., 1897-12-19

OZ.OO fancy and embroidered night shirts aud
paiamas. nufers Fawns dress and street gloves, fine
all-woo underwear,
The times., 1897-12-19
Get the Rest OF
the Presents on Gre

We shall imagine,
Christmas morning, that
we can hear fifty pairs of
little hands clapping with
delight at the sight of
these chairs. That will
repay us for selling them
for LESS than we PAID
for them. These chairs
are of solid oak, and are
mounted on stout iron
wheels. They can be
raised Or lowered at will
and the trayIin front
forms a play table for the
baby-and makessfalling
out an impossibility.
If you want the carpet
before Christmas you
shall have tiff we have
to stay up nightscto do the
work. Carpets made, laid
and lined FREE = no
charge for waste in match
Ing figures.
The times., 1897-12-19

6f ~ will buy fu-dress shirts, fancy colored
VI,OO shirts extra fire neckwear, full l-dress
chest protectors umbrellas, extra fine suspenders silk
handkerchies, gloves and hundreds of other useful
articles.
The times., 1897-12-19
SIC each. 6kc each. Sc ca,

66-inch-wde Elk ia Heavy German Silver
Linen Our SOC value, For this yard
Coored Bordeed Frnged Lurch Sets 2z yards
dozen of 6-hcsquare match Boxed for S5 per
Special Iuducem.nt
2yardwidc Double Satin Table DImask grass very
we1ghty superior quality and finish all this
Our regular ST. 90 and Sl.25 For this
of 1S-iuch-wide Twilled Unbeached
htchen lowelng..- .2z8c yard
We showing Turkish and
Blanket Bath Robes at special holiday prices
FJr Christmas Shoppers.
he Of styles,
atuent centro
1T safe
n COt sane waist .FYZ
The line
We job Z. B. Eorse.s-Whe. Drab and B1acE-
long medium and short Regular value, Sl50 S1.25
Your choice.
The times., 1897-12-19

faFti-wide Black Wool BrOcades, finished
with swell satin figure. Reduced
from 4oc- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25d
MODair and WOOL Fancy Br0cades,In
black, 40 inches wide ana worth Sc 39d
Black AiEwoOi Ladies' CIOtn. %
inches wide Reduced from 59c. 70. 3 90
Five distinct styles in Fancy Black
Tufted Novelties, a superior line OF
fashiona biz fabrics, which were 65c 45o
45-inch Atwood Black Henrietta,
was 9c................................3oG
Atwood Black Imperial Serge, good
quality, 45 inches wide. Reduced
from 39c. to...................... 25a
Wide vale Black Imperial Serge, 10
inches wide. Reduced from 3Sc. To. ESQ
Granite Cloth Suitings, 46 inches
wide. Reduced from sec. to.........A 80
We can put these patterns in fancy boxes
If you 50 desire.
The times., 1897-12-19
OPEN EVENINGS.
Serviceable gifts

EN> will buy embroidered silk and satin sus-
OOC penders, Scotch wool gloves, fine quality sill X
and satin neekwear (a shapes Isle and silk half hose,
underwear, night shirts, golf hose
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

capital stock actually paid UP in cash
Whole of authorized '''''''' ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
HlshIand SPRING..

MRS. Willie Binford. OF Elko. Va. VS.
last woe1
DTS. ssh Andrews Of Chesterfield, Wis
".4 friends 10 tho Springs Tuesday.
dis lAe-Eer Cf Providence. 4. l., IS
me su0t az Mrs Daniel Smith, and VIII
remain here some months.
het. II. r. Nugent, so well known IN
mission work throughout the State, spent
a pleasant day with friends wednesday
last
a large number Of our residents attend
81 The entertainment at Smithdeal Col
itse last Monday evening, and a most
i9yable time they had.
"fa. Lydia Thorpe OF Massachusetts,
is improving greatly. and speaks In glow
lns terms Of the Virginia climate ana us
eutcis On rheumatics.
Ar J.. s. Read left Monday for New
York and other points North.
Aope Rebekah Lodge will repeat the
Martha Washington Tea Party" given
b. them so successfully on February 22d.
Tie "Club" met at the Library on
Wednesday evening. There were excel
lent readings by Mrs. Harker, MT
Mathews. and Mrs u. s, keae MIs,
wren performed a brilliant instrumental
tQloi Mrs. X Raabe gave an INSTRUCTIVE
ana interesting biographical sketch OF
Oliver Wendell Holmes. Mr.. +. =. hftu
VII read q paper at the next meeting on
washington Irving.
a flock Of wild geese were seen on
thursday passing over our village TO-
wards Richmond. They looked Ike an
Immense Y-neyer breaking the outlines
OF this letter. II was said TO be the
'-"~@st noek ever seen In this section
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
II.-ASSETS.

vo,,o I-ASSETS.
alue OF real estate
pie upon %be duly recorded and being the first liens the fee sim
mortgage Crst nns) which than
Slu or lands morgaged, exclusive buildings
ue OF tho buildings
Total value of premises Carried inside
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
INSURANCE STATEMENT.
PUBLISHED BY Auruonlrr or Tn, m =,
ST PAUL FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY

lI EsIATEMENT ENDING DECEMBER
ApE or MINNESOTA PUBLIC
i4aH LAWS OF VIRGINIA -
Presdent-C. BGEIOU
w.
Organized or rated Jay 1S
~ONA'1eheea 1860
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
1.-CAPITAL.

STOCK subscribed %
N'ii'ai STOCK PAID up in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

ACCOUNT OF BONDS OF THE UNITED STATES AMP OF THIS
STATE OTHER STATES, AND ALSO OF BONISr0 PP
fNCoRPORATED CITIES THIS STATE AND OF Az
ABSOLUTELY BY THE COMFAFNi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07

Of by the company
which $500 process or
exclusive OF oudlhsS
able mp ns. ei Ensured $500
-0o.S-
morgaged premises Carried nsd '''VO"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-03-07
Peasants & Crenshaw, Agents,
100 EAST MAIN STREET,
,.es.,,r, RICHMOND, va.
TATI0SA1, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF HARTFORD CONN

President-JAMES NICHOLS
Vice-Presdent and Secretary-E. O. RICHARDS.
Assistant Secretary-B r. STlLlJMAN. ,.o>-,
Principal Offices PEARL STREET, HAEIFORD, CO.'-''
Organized ACCOMPLISHMENTS 1911
Commenced acknowledgements l, ISL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Sie Sur. 8plts,tu." fhreibt:

- VelIentoette lur. 8olonle in Nmerifd.
Serr =. Oerule, Der aleu- lur. 2luSmomoerll
iomobl bubeu ais brilbeu beltbetauute Giene.
raj 2l9ent Der ,9teos z ur:Niuie" bat ioebeil
bic duBerlt iiterelialte @utoedun9 elter bis
Der gduSlib unbetaunteu lIr. Roloute in ben
Sereilli9teu Stdateu Itoros glmeritds 9e=
matt. Gte1er 8a9e lubte Der III llIIern
Saroe auf Velu6 weilenoe S6tnleb Welt
aus Hedtngen a. Wt. gebiirtig, Srn. Serulle
aif, I'm NIT tbm iiber ieile beporitebenoe
Ritdreile ua6 2lmsrifd Al iprehen. Sr.
IerIue, Der ldinmtli6e Iur. Golouieu iet=
Ieits bes Oceans 9erau feullt, mar erltalut,
III bOren, oaB g8eiB nit nod ca. 30 lir.
Eanlilieu I'M Staate Sloriba (Siioipiee Der
Ser. Stdater, am GoIf OF Werico) uo6ue
uub Spar III Simper, 6ilbours Gouutp,
gtorbz 2Seit Slorioa. Sin Iur. Grleiter,
Rameus Stemper aus Qenuin9eu, iei Giar.
rer Der &olouie. Die Samilieu ieieu ;mr
.Sett pom !foros gSelten, ans Bort=gSaibin9
ton II. l.. 10. lIab Ginper geSoSen. Die
WtebrSabl Der SamllIeu ltdmme aus E1rtril-
gen /. .. bic Samilts 8ralts II. /. ~. glrt
lei eile Samilie Giibler aus Metingen a. NP.
inter oer !3abl. GIe 6olonie trcibt Gran:
9enbau uno NeinbGu uno lei oas 8lima ula
gnitfurort b%efarnt. Die iiiltgere Genera.
ton Der Rolonie lei III Nmerita 9eboreu unt
leieu oeren GlterI 10 lm oaS ,Sabr 1850 aus
ylIrembur9 aiSgeWanoert, mas tbatlGhlid
Der ,Sal III. giSber bate teilt Mteui6 eint
blalle Abuuug uou Der ueuentoetteu llr.
Rolonie Ill oleiem lSintel Der Grbe. Ole
Nadri6t lDirb ole gmerisaireunbe bO6lt6I
Inlereiiiren.
IS 9anoelt iid in ben obiaen 3eilen
I'M bic lGngItbetannts 6olonie Q stem.
in Slorioo, aus wslder mir fri.
her idon GurreiponoenSsu uno Nab.
rI9ten sebradt babeH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23

Manterua6, 2j. Sch. Ser.
1an9ene NHht eiu Yiertel na6 Elm llhr
brad in Der Wtiible BON 6rau Sell bon
bier 6euer aus. Die Sausbeppbuer,
Die I'M Shlaie la9eu, muBtsn erlt our6
Ole 9t0hbarn 9ewedt neroen. Sic
WttbIe NIT ben Waidiuen, bic Sheune
init ben SOura9en. iotpie Die Gtdile
llno 9dn3lld abgeb,annt. Wit Wtiibe
9elan9 es oas Wobnbaus Su retteil;
nur oas Sahmert lit perbrannt, bod
bat ons WaIIer i'm Snnern Sbaoen
ar 9ert btet. Sas Yieb tonnte aerettet
lperoen. Die SpriBe bon Wanternah
uno Die bon Der Yapisriabrit iparen
balo OIL Srt uno StelIe. lin 8 llbr
fam au4 Die Jeusripribe bon 8repen.
maher an. Vei ben X6Iharbeiten
baben Iih DEFENDERS Die gcciIenbeamten
50. Glen uno Mooert aus9eseihnet.
Die auf Der Ra6ttour tuaren. Serr
2aItet bon Der 6irma Wtaper II. 2a-
lhet in @ttelbriit. Der ii6 bel benz Bait-
plrtbe Srn. Sabr in Quarter befano.
mleitete BON Sabe aug ben Strabl Der
6%euerFpriBe; trOBoem bas 6euer ibm
ben Sut perien9te, belt Der junge
W!ann biz 4 ll1r auf ieinem ibmieri-
gen polten aus. Die Wible piro
our6 Surbinen 9etrieben uno umfabt
3pei WeblmabladnNe uno ,lpsi Maidi.
men gum Gntbiilieu bon Gleeiamen.
Sn Der Wiible la9srten mebrere giIer-
babnua9cn &!eeIamen i'm @srtbe bon
20, 900 Gr. gr 1T san,liG perbrannt.
Der 8eiammti9aos bsirdgt $4,000
6r. Werlibert.
S6loB=Sers.2 20. Seb. Seute
Inn . llbr Nadmittass. ,pllroe I'M
logon. Gitteriaale bss Shloiiss su
Berg. i'm gsiiein Der @rpBbersoain,
oes erbgroBberso9s uno Der Ser3oain
bon Parma, Ioiuie auberer boben Serr.
I6aften, Der an Wontag aeborenen
prinseilin our6 ben bieiiaen Srtspfars
rer Srn. s. Weqers bic bl. Saufe ae.
ipenoet. Sic erbielt bic Namen: Siloa.
Sophie, Waris, geneoicte, Moelbaio,
Nllbelmine. Ils Yatbiunen naren
BON ben Serrihaften beseitnet rpproen:
Die GrbgrOBbersoain Siloa bon Baden,
Shpelter unleres grb9roBber;b9s @il.
belm. uno Sbre 9urhlau6t 6iirltin
Sophie bon SOwenitsin, osb. Yrin,ei.
i'm bon Siebtenltein, Sante uuIersr
Grb9rOBbersO4in, oeren STEELE bic Ger.
Soain bon parma, Shwslter Der Orb.
9roBber3oSin, uertrat.
Pintib. 81. Sebr. Seute Mor.
gen Geristb infer ionit 10 rubises Sori.
ten III AroBe auireauns. 4ui bas
lih Derbreitete 8eriiht bin, Der bieliae
&slielflidsr Yetsr Sbubmadsr, ben
man Dor einiasn WOhsn oes Wpraens
auf Der StraBe bel WllmerpilB toot
auf lsinsm Garren lisscn ianD, babe
TerleBunaen am &opfe gebabt unb iei
oeiisn S6rie peridpuuoen 9epeien,
traf nit benz Wor9su,u9 oas llnter-
iu6uu9sseriht bon 9isiir6 in geslsi.
tun9 oreier gler3te bier siu. Nadpem
Die Seide Sbumadsr a%us9sgrabeu
rporoen, ihritten Die aer,ts our Seci.
rllng oerlelbtn, I'M Die Spoesuriahe
teltSultellen. iuGbreno bic Geribtsberrrr
gum 3eu9euuerbOr ihritten. Wie man
uernimmt. lit nibt bic s~erin9Ite Spur
zines Werbrehens oprbanoen uno Shu-
NADER an ll~sber9enub asiitissr gs.
trGnte uno Der Gdlte srls9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-03-23
Aus oem ilbrisen 0roBber,ostbum.

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