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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-02

Galveston, Aug, i-Democnts aro
gathering here for the state convention.
Already me hotels present lively ap-
peamnce.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-02

Kaufman. Tex, Aug. Charley
jackson, a negro, was found dead sun.
day morning near here. IL Is supposed
be was killed by whitccaps.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-02

Midlothian, Tex, Aar. LEO Le-
polls was drowned hore sunday while
IN bathing. He was a stranger here.
He worked as section hand On the
e4ufs f.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-02
QaIst At MsntRomsry.

Montgomery, Ala, Aug The elec.
tion here was very quiet Complete
Democratic victory over the state is as.
Gured
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-02

III Paso. Tex, Aug.--A Southern Pa.
ciho train was wrecked near Benson,
A. T., and tbs fireman was killed and
the engineer badly hurt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-02

Palestine, Tex, Aug. l.-Bhl Love, a
boy, was run over by switch engine
here and so badly hurt that he died.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-02

Dleburne. Tex. aug. IAN i IA
readiness for the execution Of Stokes
Slaw here next Friday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-02

Plano, Tex, Aug. The new Bap-
tist church here was dedicated Sunday
with imposing ceremonies
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-02

Birmingham. Aug IAN election
vas held In Alabama tolay to elect
a governor aud all state oGlcers, inqlud-
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-02

Chicago Aug. i-FiFe persons at
tending TIE picnic OF the Chicago Cloak
makers union st Columbia park Sunday,
were drowned in the Dosplaines river.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1898-08-02

Crockett. Tex, Aug. The gin OF
W. b. Wall near here was destroyed by
FIRE Loss s.5Oo.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Monsyed Men Attend in Force and Good
Prices Are KeAliznd.

Monsyed Men Attend in Force and Good
Prices Are Realized.
The monoyed men OF this city we're
we'll represented at sale Of stocks in
Stidbam's auction rooms Thursday.
Some of the stock was sold by the
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Co. as
administrator, some was owned by the
William p. Richardson estate and the
remainder by other parties, The fol-
lowing prices were realized:
l25 shares Delaware railroad. s3i. %,
H. l.. Evans & Co.
136 shares Wilmington Coal Gas Co. i,
$l07, ii. l.. Evans Co. J. shares do. !,
Sl0T. %, j. II. Moore & Co.
26 shares First National Bank, STA. SO
Fl. +. Dure.
co shares p, W & Fl. railroad, $40. G216,
II. L. Evans & Co.
Seven bonds, $500 each, Wilmington
City railwnS, s125 each, j. Smith
Brennan.
10 shares National Bank Wilmington
e. Brandywine. $40. 90, and two shares,
SIC, II. +. Durs.
Five shares National Bank of Della
ware, Si5l, II. Il. Dure.
IA shares Wilmington g. Chr:stiana
Turnpike TO- a., Joseph Klchardson.
1906 shares of Wilmington City Rail
way Go. stock were bid to ?l0. 10, when
they were Withdrawn.
For 90 shares OF Wilmington s. West
ern and 40 shares Of Wilmington &
Reading stock, and one SHARE Of Viii.
mington Institute stock, no bids were
received.
100 shares of Wilmington Il New
Castle Railway Co. stock were with
drawn at 81.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Resolutions ON the Death OF Senator Rob-
ert j. IIAnhH-Deadlock sui on.


AT the meeting Of tine City Council
GU the death OF Senator Robert j. Eiauby
was passed on the motion of Mr..
O'Neill by rising vote:
/" Whereas. 1t has pleased our Heaven
ly Father TO call from our midst our
esteemed citizen and Senator, Robert
j. Handy, therefore be it
! Resolved, That the sympathy OF this
body tie extended TO the Lereaved family
and our sense of loss of member of
our Legislature lie hereby expressed. y
President .Leitch maze few remarks
and spoke highly of Senator Hanby as
a charitable citizen, falling how. few
years ago, when number of persons
IN this city were suffering from want,
be drove around among his peighhnrs
and gathered large quantity of pro-
visions for the relief OF the poor.
Mt O'Neill in presenting tho reHolu
tion said "he felt that Council was
indebted TO the deceased Senator for
many courtesies shown the councimen
when they visited Dover to urge special
legislation for the city.
4 communication was received from
Thomas Harrington, living in the
northern part of the city, asking for
s'30S damages to his property and crups,
caused by the carts used by the sur
veyors and engineering department Of
the city driving through his property.
1t was referred to the finance and law
committee for Investigation.
A resolution was referred to the
finance committee to transfer a sum OF
money from the navigation appropria-
ton TO the public building fund.
The clerk of The Municipal Court re
port the fines for the month SlG4, fees
S44. so, costs $40 So; total S249. 05. The
chief engineer of the Fire Department
presented his report for the month OF
January, which showed six fires. Nc
attempt was made to hreak the dead
lock aver the election of the officer fol
the Engineering and Surveying Depart
ment. City Treasurer Curry reported
the balance in the Union National Bank
of s63, 476 40, in each of the four de.
pository banks S2l,7l6; special psrl,
fund. S23, 093. 10: received from ChieI
of Police Dolan 81, 6S2. 10 for dog taxes
from Mayor McLear, for licenses,
So; S. S. Adams, $3.50. o.; Eugene
Sayers, taxes for 1897, sl,050; Edmund
Mitchell. Jr., taxes for 1897, SIG
City Auditor Pyle, interest on mort
gage, $40. .@...z Is.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
PENINSULA paEA0R4PHs.

Ground has bean broken for Chester.
towns electric light plant.
William Drake has bought the Cant
we'll farm, near Andora, for s., 800.
Samuel Thompson, aged "a years,
died at Pivot Bridge last weeE.
a lodge Of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows will be organized at Dem
ton.
Or. Charles VI. Molnney, formerly of
Talbot county, diod at Tarrytown, N.
y. recently.
james I. Armour has bought the Cecil
county farm recently owned by Mira,
Mary Phillips OF Wilmington.
lsaac Robinson of Baltimore will
operate three carneries in Kent county,
Nd, during the coming season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sydney Palmer
of Centreville recently celebrated the
4lst anniversary of their wedding.
Charles Ridgely of Salisbury. arrested
in Baltimore on the charge of annoying
women, has beon sentenced to 80 days
Imprisonment.
The Rev. Floyd L. Kurtz, formerly a
Presbyterian minister at Cambridge,
has heen ordained at Norfolk 10 the
diaconate of tho Protestant Episcopal
Church.
The Rev. ]. W. Easley, pastor of the
Centrevile NJ. L. Church, has been
granted vacation, to date from March
9th to March 23d. which lie will spend
in Kentucky, his native State.
The Chesapeake Bay Yacht Building
Co. has commenced work at Pamela,
opposite Oxfurd. w. O'Sulliyan Dimp.
fel is manager of the company, and
George W. Wilson secretary and treas.
urer.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

although not obiccting to parks. He
did not want 10 Increase tbs tax rate
but an increase OF Only ! per cent
would be sufficient to secure the desired
money aud for every 500 expended ny
the city sl,UOU will be expended by the
government.
Mr, LaWson stated that Joseph l..
Carpenter, Jr.. tho largest taxpayer in
town. favored tine appropriation of
5000, 600 instead Of 500, 900 by ihc city.
lie believed ia satisfying the large tax
payers rather than the cigar store ora
tors and Single Takers. At this a. Il.
Saylor,a Single TRxer, who was present,
remarked that he was a Single Taxer
himself, anu would like to know who
would pay The taxes in the end, Are
you member Of tie hoarii;' asked
Mr. Lawton. II au," replied Mr..
Saylor. In answer to the Single lsxer
Mr., Lawton admitted that the renters
would have 10 pay Tor tho improve
nent, The interest on 500. 600 bond
would he about S., 800 year.
Frank Woollsy said there was no sci
fish motive 10 the desired improve.
ment. for il would benefit all.
On motion oil W. 6. johnson. the
board unanimously endorsed a bill on
the lines suggested by MIR. Lswton,
who will appoint committee of three
to draft it.
Alvin Is. Morrison, chairman of tho
navigation committee, announced thai
be was 10 Washington on Wednesday by
call from the representatives of this
State and was informed that tine river
and hatbor committee agreed TO give
the people of Wilmington a hearing.
Senators Gray and Kenucy and Repre-.
| sentative Handy will be glad TO have
as many as possible at this hearing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
Lewes, Feb. 10. The Board OF Com
missioners met on Monday evening.
The purchase OF fireRlarm bell, weigh
ing 200 pounds, to be put or the engine
house. was ordered. An offer from Bal.
timore. for 20, 600 bushels of shells, to
be delivered by April lst, was accepted.
1t is intended to put on the streets,
during the coming spriog, double the
usual quantity of shells.
The steamer Strathlyon. from Phila-
delphia to Ham burg. stopped at the
Breakwa alter on Monday, and landed at
tho marine hospital the vessel
steward, William Snowden of Stickney,
Eng, who was stricken with paralysis
on the passage down the Delaware
River. He is &c years old and his
mother's chief support, and he seems
very anxious about her welfare. The
boat proceeded On her voyage.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
err RAILWAr OFFICERS.
Under the New ManaEement-PooI Said
Have Received %22 a Share

Under the New manaEement-PoolS aid to
Have Received see Share.
Under the reorganization Of the Will
mineton City Railway Co., by E. ".
Clark & Co., the officers and directors
are: President, Clarence NJ. Clark /;
Vice President, E. J. Moore:' Score.
tary and Treasurer. Thomas S. Beilah,
retained; General Manager, Robert F.
Fox; Directors, G. NJ. Clark. L. j.
Moore, G. Ford Stephens, Thomas @.
Barr of Newark. MI. Preston Leu, E.
". Clark, Jr., William W. pusey.
According to the Chester Times
There III prospect that the new syn
dictate which purchased the Chester
Traction lines will also purchase the
Media, Middietown and Ashton and
Chester franchise. "
1t is reported that the memh ers of
the pool which sold the controlling
interest in the Wilmington City Rail-
way Co. g stock to Clark 6 Co. received
$40 share.
AT general sale Of stock 10 Std
hams auction rooms on Thursday, 3ot
shares of city railway stock were
offered. They were bid 10 Sl0.T5 q
share, when they we're withdrawn. The
uncertainty of the situation with re-.
gard to this minority Stockholders, prob
aoly caused the low bidding.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
Mr.. HANDY CALLED TO ORDER
For Attempting 10 Use the indian Appro-
priation Bill, in Congress, as an Excuse to
Critioise MIR. Bayard's Recent Utterances
on the Money Question.

For Attempting 10 Csc the indian Appro-
pristion Bill, in Congress, as an Excuse to
CrItioise MIR. Bayard's Recent Utterances
on the Money Question.
Washington. Feb. 11.-In the House
yesterday Mr.. Bailey, Democrat, of
Texas, got time from Mr.. Perkins, Re-
publican. of Iowa, during the con
sideration of bill, to issue a duplicate
check made by Charles L. McChesney,
an Indian agent, in favor OF G.. J.
Holman & Bro, and Mr.. Bailey yielded
30 minutes of it to Mr.. Handy, Demo
GRAFT, of Delaware Some question was
raised as to the right of Mr.. Bailey to
yield time. and considerable friction
developed.
Mr.. Tawney, Republican, OF Mime
sofa, intimated, in an undertone, that
Mr.. Bailey had secured time under
false pretences. "Of course. the gentle.
man does not mean that" said Mr..
Bailey. "but il he does, ! denounce it
as UNANIMOUSLY false"
The situation Immediately became
strained; and when Mr. Handy
launched his remarks. which proved
to lie criticism on Hon. Thomas +.
Bayard's recent utternnces Oh the
money question, objection was made
that Mr.. Handy's remarks were
irrelevent TO the bill, and when he
persisted along the same line, he was
called to order by Mr.. Dalzeil, Repub-
lican, of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Bailey INDUCED In some par
liamentary sparring, in an attempt to
secure for Mr.. Handy the privilege of
making his speech; and when Mr..
bailey failed. Mr. Handy yielded the
floor.
Party feeling had been inflamed by
the incident, however. and the Demo.
Gratis retaliated by contesting the
passage of the bill, A division, with
tellers, was called for, and finally the
ayes and nocs were demanded by Mr..
Bailey.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

John NJ. Schwamb and Morris Nc
Cullough, members OF Go. G, National
Guard of Delaware, were put ON trial
by court-martial Wednesday, week on
the charge of non attendance at drills.
Lieutenant Colonel Charles NJ. Steven
son presided and Capt. Robert Pening-
ton was judge. advocate. Testimony
was taken, but not completed, 6nd the
court will meet again Monday evening,
February 2Ist. This is the first trial
under the new military law.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Miss Bessie Kershaw. daughter Of
Capt. Edwin Kershaw, and William Ii.
Green, assistant foreman in the paint
shop OF the jackson " Sharp Co., we're
marrisd last week at the residence
of Capt. hershaw. No JOG East Ninth
street. Tae bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Mary Kershaw. Tho core
mouy was performed by tina Rev. q. a.
McUurdy, D. ID. The couple received
many handsome presents. among which
was carved cabinet from the employees
OF the paint department of the jackson
& Sham Co.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

New York, Feb. 1l.-Edward ".
Clifford, the former West Shore railroad
detective " no was to have boon hanged
IN Jersey, City IN Wednesday next, for
me murder of section Superintendent
watson, at Woehawksn, two years ago,
mas been given d reprievo for 90 dpya'
Clihord's counsel intends to take lie
case before tho united States Court, on
tho ground that his client was NOT piyen
fair trial. n.y. s'oA
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
4 CEISIs IN GUATEMALA.
The Assassination of Isarrios Followed by
Civil Strife and Bioodshed.


San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 1l.-A
special from San Jose, Guatemala, saws
that civil strife and hloodshed have fol.
lowed the killing Of President Barrios.
Before the body of the late ruler bad
found sepulchre, the factions were flying
Mt each others throats, and, as result,
Gen. Marroquin, the chief aupl orter
OF Prospero Morales, one Of the as
pirants to the Presidency, is dead, and
his forces are seeking safety in flight.
It was stated last night that Gan.
Matroquin attempted to seize the rsins
of government in behalf of Morales. IIe
made an attack on the palace barracks.
The assault was vigorously resisted /;
and in the fighting. Gen. MarToquin
and few others we're killed. Seeing
that their efforts would not prove suc.
cessful, the alta cking forces. consisting
OF 1000 men headed by Gen. Majera
ana Col Arrevaio. fed from this city.
To-day Gen. Toledo, who has been
appointed Minister of War by Manuel
Estrada Cabrera, the President pro tenn
OF tbs republic, ordered the artillery in
pursuit Of the fleeing revolutionists.
The populace and soldiers demand
that Gen. Mendizabel be proclaimed
President
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Special Correspondence OF Gazette and journal
Midldetown, Fish. IL. Horace Har-
man and Miss Viola REYNOLDS were
married at the residence of the bride $
parents, on Wednesday,, the Rev. Francis
II. Moore, ID. d.. officiating. After a
reception, Mr.. and Mira Hartman started
on a northern tour They will reside
near Odessa,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. IL. The Rev.
William U. Cattell, ID. d., LII. d., for
90 years president of Lafayette College,
died early this morning ut his residence
in this city. Or. Cattell was one of tho
most distinguished Presbyterian min.
listers in the United States.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

New York, Feb, 10, Several meetjprs
OF genera committees OF tho protestapt
Efplscnpa! Chnren arc in progress here.
bishop leighton Coleman Of Delaware
was selected by thu Church lsmueranee
noclety yesterday TO visit EpiucopaI col,
society's work, ' p'e''u' 'n'
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

The s0.acre farm of Leslie Perkins,
neur Perry's Tavern, was sold at
public sale by l.. W. Stidham & Son
last week to Thomas Gray for s., $50.
The personal property also brought fair
prices, corn selling for Al cents bushel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

The Y. NJ. g. A. will keen oman
houss all day washington's birthday.
February 22d. A fine musical! literary
and athletic entertainment has bOen
arranged for the evening. All young
men IRE cordially invited.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
FLORIDA.
Personally Conducted Tour via Pennsyi-
vania Railroad.


vania Railroad.
One must appreciate the advantages of
modern railway travel when he can leave
the land of billiards one day and lind him.
self in the land of flowers the next.
10 do this take the Pennsylvania railroad
tour to Jacksonville, which will leave New
York and philadelphia by special train of
Pullman Palace Cars Tuesday. February
I'd, allowing two weeks in Florida. Ex-
cursion tickets including railway transpor-
tauon, Pullman accommodations lone
BERTH, and meals en- route in both directions
while travelling on the special train, will be
sold Of the following rates: New York,
S52.S5: Erie, s5i.Sj Wilkesbarre. $780,
Pittsburg' $4,000; and at proportionate rates
from other points.
For tickets itineraries and full informa-
ton apply to ticket agents; Tourist Agent,
ll96 Broadway, New York; or address Geo
". Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent Broad Street station. Philadelphia
Mary A. Pickles OF this city, has
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

William Haley of Rising Sun had his
right hand umputated above the wrist
last week on account of cancerous
growth. Mr.. Haley ia a member Of
du Pont Post, q. A, R.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17
Letters of Administrator Granted.

Register Of Wills Crossan granted
letters of administration, Thursday, on
the estate Of Richard Ferguson to Colen
Ferguson. Letters on the estate OF David
Re1din were granted 10 Martin Burns.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Three mors bodies wore taken from
the ruins at II o'clock this morning,
making II 30 faF recovered. Tho dead.
1t is now thought, will reach % Thopo
taken out this morning we're: John
Hanna, John Scott anu an unknown
fireman.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-02-17

Mary A. Pickles OF this city, has
been granted an original widows pen.
sioa,.--
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07
IA.
Ylanc.

Sic Gdmmeruns 1T Dem tieferen
Guntel Der Naat aewiden. Sn Der
Grre9un9 oes au9enblidss bat Clifton
iid erbOben uno lit auf= uno abge=
ihritten. Udbreno er gum erlten Male
feines 2ebens Grama er3dblt - nit
rubi9er eint6ni9er Stimme, bic aber
boil 9eodmpfter Gsiosni6ait, boil bit-
teren 8eiiibles ift.
Sept idpei9t er uno wirit einen
glid auf bic reaun9sIoie 8etalt am
Jeuer. Die groBsu Nu9en itarren in
Die lintenoe @lutb, oas farblpie 8elibt,
Der fsitseiblOTene Wuno bleiben obne
g%elue9ung. gis qeltern mar lie Elm
Rino aetpeien. Die Siinoe. bic S6mah,
bas Gleno zines Wenihenlebens waren
ibr ein perIdloiienes BUD. Sept bate
ten ii6 bic gldtter ibr 9e6fnet, bic
bunielen b6Ieu Sldtter: lie ielblt oe.
b0rte unter Die SerlOrenen Der 0rauia=
men g8elt. Gbre. Sreue, Sisbe 9ab es
tiir lie nibt mebr. nameuloie Bitter.
ielt e%riiilte ibre Sesle bis gum Ster.
ben.
rSie ipreden ni6t, giB Souroon?"
fra9t clifton befremost, limb sic ein-
aei6lummert!"
..Gin0ei6lummsrt?" lie la6t in ielts
tamer gSel'e, has lit nibt wabri3eins
lih, Serr SiitOn. is t6ut mir leio
UNI Sic nno oas Wdoben. llniere
@eidide 0leiben ii6, mir Yeioe baben
quite braoe Wdnner. bas Slid zines
Nanien Sebens ilber 9Oro seworIeu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07

Isle iperben polltpmmen ent'pre6en;
Sic illhen cine Seimatb, i6 bin in Der
Gage, S6nen ons an0enebmite, unab=
bdn9i9ite Saiein sl beriduffen, uno"
-eine LANCE Bauie-,,per tann iagen,
mas oana6 tommt?"
sic blift auf. Sn Der Siiitsrbeit
oes Ibenos perma9 lie beuno6 in iei=
men Ili9en gu leIen.
o9Sie alt lit Sottor Sarcp?"
rIbtunoiedSig Sabre; er 1T lebens=
miioe, i9mab uno bon ben 2ellten. bic
er lieb bat, lei9t gu %beItimmen. Sd
mleoerbble: iuer fam iaeen, mas oa=
nod tommt? enterbt ;l peroen. lit bas
ginSige mus Stfrieb SbornoDte fiirh=
tet: alte Mdnner MAIDEN aupsilsu ieit-
lame Seltamente."
Wieoer trat 9roBe Sti0e Elm.
sd meroe nit Sbnen 9e6en, "pra6
Nora snolih.
Gr at6met arf.
nSie iollen es ni6t bereueu, f6nren
Sic ita entibIieBen. siusn anoeren
Namen an3unebmen?"
Tra9eno blidt lie arlf ibu.
.Gs pdre an belten, ipenn sic mid
als meme Nibte Marie Clifton uoh
Nep OOrt be9leiteten. Oils ipl6e
miiroe i9 Sic meiuer Wirtbin p%orltel=
len unb 81 Doctor SarcD brin9en.
Serr Stfrieo iol uns bas Spiel nibt
pe~roerben. er bari Die Namen Bourbon
uno Sent niht b0ren. Sab iein
Sntel lid nab elmer Stelpertreterin
Iiir 6rdulein SOlmes umiiebt ldbt ii6
begreifen."
,,Nber - id tOnnte i6m %beaeQnen,
uno oas permObte i9 ni9t 81 ertra'
gen."
,Sas bat feline 8efabr. sic treten
natiirIib Sbre Stslle erit an. nadosm
Serr Stfrieo nit ieiner junaen Srarl
abssreiit lit. 9is gum Mai psilen
lie i'm Siioen, in fiinf Manaten mag
piel 9ei6eben."
Sic ieuist 'dper.
so bin in Sbrer Sano. Serr
Clifton. Seimatblos uno mitteuos, wis
ih bin. iolte ih Sbnen banten fir
oas. mas Sic mir bieten, aber ia Oers
mag es nidt. SD meiB. es 1T ni6i
Siiriorge fir mid. mas Sbr Sbun be-
itimmt.-&ads it's. 8sbsn Sic mid
fir Sbre Nidte aus, tpenn sic es fir
gut fjnoen. GiIr beUte-gute Nadt,
id bin eridDpit."
Sic rei6t ibm bic Sano. iie lit talt
pie Sis. o
nSie baItsn alIo 81 mir?"
SD battle Gil Sbnen."
rMorQen I'm SwDlf llbr tpsroe it
Sic abbolen. Der 3ug 9ebt I'M balb
3wei llbr."
.Sie peroen mid bereit iinoen."
Die Sbiire idlieBt lid binter Der
lpeiBen Getalt, Sames SiltOn lit Allen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-06-07

,,0etraut." ,Uefor6en."


Gin iouniaer sommernatmittaa.
9ie StraBen Sem Yorts sliiben.
yroaolpap lit Der SdauplaB rs9iten
Gebsns, bier III oas 2Grmen unb gEo-
gen oes ME enoenocn Staotlebsns am
ii~iblbariten. Die braunen Steinpa.
ldlte Der oberen Staot ,ino bermetiib
perIbloiisn. Die &sidsu Der groe
laben iib an ben g8aiieru bon Garas
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uno oes SOpeu gntbeil Sebort natiir.
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