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Evening journal., 1898-12-01
KILLED I'M BRAZIL.

Word was received by Sfillman A.
Hodgman last night that his son,
George Perry Hodgman, aged 81, a
wtll-known mechanical engineer, was
killed in Brazil yesterday, where he
whs at work experimenting some
work for the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, OF Philadelphia, by whom he
was employed. The cab.egram did not
state how Mr.. Hodgman was killed.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
HEROES SAVE A SHIP
A Wilmington Soy Risks as
Life for Honor.
INDUCED A FRIEND TO HELP HIN

4
GEORGE J. COATES AND 3'fd'E
FIREMAN OF THE TORPEDO
BOAT NORRIS EOUGHnr THE
STORM
The bravery algp;nyey by Uncle
sam's noble aeamen does not al'"ays
come before the public. Men IN t1'o
navy are very reticent about giving QUIZ
deeds OF heroism done by their com
panions, but euen bravery as waa ais-
played last Sunday BY George y
Coates, a Wilmington boy, is bound TO
be made known to The puDlfc.
About Two weeks ago he was pro-
NOTED to chief engineer on the torpeno
boat Morris, now lying of Newport
IL. /. EARLY last Sunday morning dur
ing the heavy storm the pier to which
the Norris was moored broke away
and she rapidly drifted towards the
sea. The officers ordered the men 20
abandon her. and the boats were rap
idly lowered
AN hopes Of ever saving the MORRIS
were given up by those on board ex-
cept one man, and that WAS Chief En-
ginoer George Coates. He refused 20
leave the Norris, saying THAT II she
went down he would 80 with her. With
little persuasion he induced the fire-
man to stay with him.
The other men did not tarry long 10
argue with Coates and the fireman, buf
took to the boats as rapidly as pos
slble. Coates told one Of the men II he
did not return to tell his parents ne
went down with the ship.
The boat drifsed further and fur~
ther out to sea, ruuging and plungine as
II she had gone mad. Every few sec
onds breaker would dash over her
deck ana carry OFF loose piece of the
already deok-swept boat. then the next
instant she would plunge forward as
If making one last desperate effort be-
fore going down.
For twenty-four hours these two
men fought the elements as they had
, never Fought before. Every movement
j Of the boat seemed certain death. More
3 than once they became discouraged and
4 were tempted to give up had not the
e Thought that their honor was at stake
, restrained them. They had taken their
{ choice and had stayed with their boat
e SO now they would fight as long nf
q their lives lasted.
d There was no use to call for help IN
= that storm, no need for any signal to
/ be run up. for a blinding snow was
r BEATING down On them every minute
Sunday night came, but there was lit
Tie or no change in the weather. ex'
cept that the snow had stopped on
J.. in the distance theycould see the light!
e ON land, but no signs Of hep anywhere
n sul they kept up the fight until mid
e night. when the wind died down ans
It the boat once more rocked gently o.
3, the now calm sea. The pump VA
d started and soon the water wns suffi
If ciently low to allow the engines 10 run
+ AS soon as steam could be gotten N
II they started for shore and reacae'
there about o'clock Monday morn
ing. They had disobeyed orders, bu
they had saved their ship.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
pRIAKFMANs Arm cRUsHrn

Walter Anderson, brakeman on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. had
his left arm badly crushed by having
II caught between the bunkefs OF two
cans in the West Yard yesterday. He
slipped from the car on which he had
been riding, and would probably have
been killed had The engineer not stor-
ped the train Immediately.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
BIIrE RoCKs BANQUET.

Blue Rock Council, Royal Areanum,
gave a banquet to about seventy-five
members and friends at the Clayton
House last evening. A represe ntative
OF the supreme regent WAS present
from Baltimore and made an address,
which was pleasing to all who heard
Ia. City Solicitor II. c. Conrad, OF
Chrisuana Council also made an ad-
dress descriptive OF the derivation OF
certain local geographical names.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.

Michael Jordon, Of Third and Mon
roe streets, narrowly escaped death
yesterday afternoon by being
struck by the train that
arrives in this city at 5.21 O'Clock. He
was thrown several feet, and when
picked up was found to be badly
bruised on the shoulder, and his les
fractured. He was sent to the Dela'
ware Hospital, where he is improving.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
WAS NOT DROWNED.

investigation by Deputy Coroner
Chandler and the physicians have dis
closed the fact that Horace Richards,
the cOlored man found in the B. & o.
dock yesterday did not meet death by
drowning. There was no traces OF
water found in his lungs nor no marks
Of violence upon his body. Il is the
presumption of the physicians that he
fell overheard and was strangled by
the mud.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
TO CHANGE HANDS

LENGEL'S BREWERY WILL BE UN
DER NEW MANAGEMENT NEXT
WEEK.
The Bavarian Brewery, az Fifth and
Dupont streets, owned and operated
by John A. Lengel, has been purchased
by Charles Eissemmencer, OF Wash
ington.
The price paid for the plant is not
definitely known, though it is rumored
to have been $3.50 Mr.. Lengel, ID
is said, wanted 100000 for his brew
cry, but this the purchasing parties
would not give.
The deal will be closed next weei
ard the new management will taxi
charge. Mr.. Lengel hereafter will no
be connected in any manner With thu
concern.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
PROPERTY TRANSFERS

Joseph L. Carpenter. Jr. has trans
ferred TO John Logue the lot on the
east side of Tatnall street between
Twenty-seVenth and Twenty eighth
the Mutual Loan Association to MARY
w Bringhurst, house and lot on the
northeast corner of Fourth and Spruce
streets.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
PERMITS ISSUED.

Building Inspector Cassidy issued
the following permits this morning:
Derrickson & Hoffecker, for repairs on
houses Nos. 1907 and 1909 Railroad
avenue. costing SIS; ]. w Hewes, ad-
dition of one-etory to stable on the
south side of Howland street between
Claymont and DUPONT streets, costing
500; Calvin I. Swaine, addition OF
mansard roof on back building No. SOS
Harrison street. at a cost of SITS.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
SUPERVISOR LEA RESIGNS.

Edward T. Lea, supervisor OF the
tracks Of the Wilmington City Rail-
way, has resigned and will leave the
city TO accept another position. He
has held the position here for four or
five years. A successor has not yet
been appointed.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
LEVY COURT 10 FlIL VACANCIES.

Next Tuesday the Levy Court will
meet and elect successors TO State SEN
atcrs-e.ect George NJ. ID. Hart and
Charles II. Salmon, Trustees Of the
Poor, who resigned because of their
election to the General Assembly. The
former was elected for four years ana
the latter for two years. There Is
some talk Of holding the office Of Tax
Coilfct John P. Donahoe open for
him until after the adjournment Of the
General Assembly.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
Mr. GlAuSE IMPROVES.

AT ? O'Clock this afternoon the con-
dition Of ]. Taylor Cause was reported
as slightly improved. He had a sinking
spell at u O'Clock, but rallied and is
little better.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
s11Ir ARoI1r A nnG

Kennett Square. Dec. This Dor.
ough has an ordinance against dogs
being on the street without muzzles
Jesse p. Hannum, residing nearby
brought his dog into town. A police.
man killed il, and now Mr.. Hannum
will enter suit against the borough fol
$500 damages for the loss Of his dog.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
BUT TWO RETURNS Made.

The five county assessors for Will
mington hundred sat in the Levy Court
room to-day TO receive returns under
the Adams tax law. They were Assessor
Mccoy, of No. 617 East Fifth street,
for the First district; Assessor Hanna,
Of No. 914 King street, for the Second
district; Assessor Hoffecler, OF No 9OC
Madison street, for the Third district
Assessor Kennedy Of No. S07 West
Second street, for the Fourth district
and Assessor Bailey, Of No. 1901 Elm
street, for the Fifth district. But few
persons made returns during the day
Hereafter the assessors will sit at theil
homes.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
ANorHER REMoNsrRANCE FILED

ANOTHER RElMONoIRANCE FILLED
last evening William S. Priekett,
representing the LAW and Order So
ciety, h.gd a remonstrance against the
granting Of a retail license TO John ).
Shea, Of Front and King streets. No
remonslrance was fled against the APP
plication Of the Consumers Brewing
Company, Of Sixth and Orange streets
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
HELP WANTED.
FOR SALE.
NOTICES.
O1ICIl


Notice is hereby given that the Board
Medical Examiners. representing the
resident and Fellows OF the Medical So
ETY. OF Delaware, In compliance with an
ct entitled IAN Act Regulating the
ractice OF Medicine and Surgery. pass
1 at Dover, April IS, 1925, will hold an
Samination at Dover. Del. December 13
and Is, 1898. The board will convene
1880 a. m. and adjourn at d. m. in
uding an intermission of one hour from
to O'Clock p. m. Application must be
lade in writing at least ten days before
ne date of examination, accompanied
Y fee of ten dollars. They must like
Use upon making application present
leir diplomas to medical council Fail
ig in this they must be shown to mem
ars Of the Examining Board prior to ex-
minaton. Applicant must be more than
years of age, of good moral character.
lust have received a diploma from a
'gally Incorporated medical college Ap-
licants who have received their degree
fter the passage Of this act must have
pursued the study of medicine for at least
)ur years, including three fun courses
{ lectures In different years in some le-
ally incorporated medical college or col
ges.
Application blanks can be obtained
ON l.. s. Nallandigham. NJ. D.. Secre-
+ iry Medical Council of Delaware. Mid
letown. Del, and when filled should be
Iromptly returned to him
J. II. WILSON,
4 Secretary Board of Medical Examiners.
Dover, Del, November 25, 1898.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
roposals will be received by the Board OF
,ducatiOn of Wilmington, Del. on and
fter Wednesday, November 30. until 5
clock p. m, January 9. 1899, for the fur
ishing Of materials and labor for erect
lg and completing the new High School
uilding on Delaware avenue, according
, plans and specifications on file at the
pom set apart for thar purpose on the
acond floor of school No. 8. Walnut
rect between Twelfth and Thirteenth
Each bidder must submit with his bid
4 certified check for 81 900. drawn to the
& rider Of the Board Of Education, as 2
Il usrantee of good faith upon the part OF
90" iCder. Checks Of the unsuccessful
81 ldiiSrs will be returned to them upor
Aald n the contract. The check Of tn,
81 Iccessful bidder will be returned as soOr
IS he has qualified for and signed
ontract for the construction OF thi
mlding.
A bond. acceptable to the Board o.
iaucation, must be given by the success
ll contractor for the faithful perform
nee Of the work for at least 40 per cent
II the total amount of the contract. Thi
Ondsmen must be qualified IN twice tn
mount of the bond. There must be a
ast two acceptable bondsmen named II
be bid.
No bids will be received or considers
rom any one but bona Hide residents O
ne city Of Wilmington Delaware.
No bid viii be considered unless tn
hove instructions are strictly followed
The Board of Education reserves tn
i ight to reject any or all bids.
Contractors to clear ground Of presen
81 ulldings and trees where directed by tn
q ommittee, state time of beginning opera
q ions and completion of building ready t
i a. turned over TO the board.
Also state I'm bid what consider alto
vim be allowed for old building, etc.
WILLIAM TURNER.
Chairman Committee.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
HOTEL's FORAnAL OPENING.

This evening the Hotel Wilmington,
formerly the Hotel Willis and Hotel
Jennings, will have its formal open
ing. About a hundred invitations
have been sent 10 persons down the
state, while the invitations In town
we're sent out through the various
clubs.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
rAKrN M HOspITAL.

Peter Peterson. a deck-hand on the
tug Laura b. was taken from the tug
al Fourth street wharf this morning 10
the Delaware Hospital in the Phoenix
Peterson was suffering with
an acute attack OF rheumatism.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
TWO DE.Asra4s

Secretary Wigglesworth, Of the
Board CT Health. has reeeised nctica
OF the death from diph<hefsa ar f5oro
p. HUM. aged years. al No. pna Rsn-
nett street on November 20. and Or
Ellen Harkins' aged % MONTH. OF No.
ll2S Elm streeks on November q.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
WON BY CUPON NO 5e5.

The handsome graphOphone and
outfit which has been on exhibition at
the New York Grocery Store, south
west corner of Eighth and King
streets, was chanced off last night and
was won by coupon No sos, held by the
Grano Manufacturing Company, of Le-
Rnv N Y.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
SAVED HIS I1rn

Dr. Leonard A. Kittinger on sunday
night last noticing man lying in 4
snow drift at Eighth and Wash .neton
streets, picked the stranger up and
took him in his carriage to the phot-
nix engine house, where he was tliuu~
ed out He was an Englishman appsr 4
emily about 20 years OF age.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
UNKNOWN VESSEL WRECKED.

An unknown vessel is wrecked about
ten miles off Cape Henlopen. Moth
ing can be learned in regard to what
she is or whether the crew is lost or
saved.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
nnnKs cAIIEn IN.

The agents on the b. & o. and P, w.
& b. railroad, have received orders TO
turn in all 1OO-1S0 trip books now In
their possession. The books will not
be put on sale again on the same con-
dition as heretofore.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
WILL GO TO WASHINGTON.

William o. Short, clerk in the freight
office OF the Maryland division of the
p, w. & B. railroad, has resigned his
position to accept a similar one with
the Southern railroad at Washington.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-Th
.ounty tax office. at the Court House,
win be open every day during December
rom a. m. to 70 m. to p. m, and
very Tuesday evening from to 10, to
rive county taxpayers for 1898 chance
o take advantage of per cent. rebate.
All 1897 county taxes remaining unpaid
lfter January 1, 1899, will be placed in
he hands of a magistrate for collection
md an costs will be added to tno nill.
II. G. RETTEW, Receiver OF Taxes.
NOTICE.-In compliance with the laws
II the State of Delaware, notice Is hereDy
riven that an application will be made 10
he Hon. William c. Spruance, Associate
Judge Of the Superior Court Of the state
of Delaware, residing In New Castle
county, on Monday, the fifth day Of De
,ember. A. d. 1898, at 10 o'clock, a. m, IN
The CITY Of Wilmington, at the County
Court House, for the incorporation OF
"Ihe Bavarian Brewing Company.
HOFFECKER & HOFFECKER,
Attorneys for Proposed lncorporators.
MERCHANT TAILOR will make suits
or overcoats to order on weekly or month
" payments, to reliable parties. Address
Merchant Tailor, p. o. Box 1863, Whining
ton. Del
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
1ssIrFn A cERTIFcATE.

Deputy Coroner Chandler has issued
a certificate of death from perforation
Of the bowels in the case of Oscar
Sewell, colored, Of No. 500 Windsor
street, who died after eating beans on
Sunday night last.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
,rArr SHnE DWEHHHNG SOLD.

J. Jackson Peirce has sold the prop
erty Of Mrs. Mary r. Sinex, No. 425
East Fourth street, to Mrs. Annie E.
Parsons. The consideration for this
three-story brick dwelling was $1,000.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
SCHOONER ARRIVED sAFE.

Word has been received by the Dia-
mond State Iron Company OF the safe
arrival Of the schooner Relbecca NJ.
Smith at Bath. Me-. with cargo of
iron from the local works.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
CRoWDS AT ASBuRY.

Large crowds are attending the re-
rival meetings al Asbury NJ. E. Church.
An interesting talk was given by Miss
Lizzie Boyd, the evangelist, last even
ing.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
CARR FOR STATES INSAsg
MEETING OF TRUSTEES
HELD AT THE BUILDINGS AT
FlARNHURST TODAY.


F1ARNHURST TODAY.
Drs. Black, Wilson, Waples, Carlisle,
Orr and Gilpin and Messrs. Hopkins,
Baker and Capelle were present at the
monthly meeting Of the trustees Of the
Delaware State Hospital at Farnhurst.
DR. Hancker. the superintendent, re-
ported the population to be 166 males
and lis fimbles. Three men and two
women were admitted to the institu-
tion during the month, and seven males
and two females were discharged as
cured The deaths Of thrce males and
one female were also repOrted.
G'or the board and treatment OF pa
tienis s9GOl5 has beenegeceived. Bills
amounting TO about $1,000 were or
dered paid.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
KINGS DAUGHTERS MEETING.

An interesting meeting Of the United
Circle of Kings Daughters will be held
in Second Baptist Church this evening.
Miss Jones, Of Philadelphia, will ad-
dress the meeting.
Evening journal., 1898-12-01
SETTLED WITH COUNTY TREAS
IURER.

Clerk of the Peace FoaId to-day
made mis- first settlement with the
county under the new law. The amount
was S93576 being for court COSTS
pawnbrolSers' and junk dealers licenses
and dog registration.
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Sm Siifriftgcri1te

perIan9t 6rau Maru &elp BON Der
Staot Dubuque $4,000, neil lie i'm
6ebrlur auf Dem Yiir9eriteiae an ber
g8eIt s. Str. Iiel uno innerlihe Ser
IeBln9en merIitt. - Geo. u. Duncan
9s9en Or. 8. Guthrie we9en 5000 aui
cine &e6nung. Sames NrmltrOng
IL SObn geQeu SeinrI6 S6neloer
lUe9en elmer Re9nung bon $205. -
glmericUu Strumpfpaaren SO. 9elen
Mt. 9anauer we9en $500. - NOa i.
SSSOes 0e0sn y. @bl, mill SorabI9luB
elmer SDpOtbete lUe9en Soften i'm Se.
TRACE bon $l0S9. - u. {. GbOmberg
als Ggscutor oes Nadl0iies bon =. u.
RbOmberg 9s9en Stauoaro GHmber
so. &la9e auf $353.49 als Wietbs
Nuf QOts in Dem Gi9entbum Der 9us
buQue Sarbor Improvement so. -
Sntereiant 1T Die &lage Su9b GO0ls
0s9en 8eO. MOll WeQen Der Wabl fir
SdulOirettOr in $0DlOr SOwnibip an
IA. Mdrs. YeI Der @abl batter beioe
je IA Stimmen erbNltcn uno Nls lie
per S~trobbulme" oas 2OOs 3o9en,
mar g30Q Sie9er. Spdter foil nun
6ODle erfNbreu bGbeu, oab Der minoer.
jdDrige SObanu S'Wtora fir g8all
geitimmt babe. Gr tI08t nun, oamIt
oas Werl5t QSau ableBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-26
Sic 8cutr Der Mnterifaner.

SpDsit ioll gemdb ben Sepeiden=
Nadridtsn bic Ser. Staatsn Slotte
folaenoe ipaniiden S6ihe 9stapsrt
baben:
gm %. Ipril foperte Der &reuser
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tura" bel Sano Sen. 5la.
Mm %. Npril taperte Der Srsuser
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sr cubanii6en Giiiie uabe Saoaua.
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Soot nGriccion" Elm 6iibsr=SoOt BEL
Morrp GaItle.
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yoOt oYorter" oas S9iff yWatbilOe"
bel Der GOlimar Satterie.
gm %. Npril tapsrte bic ,Sslsna"
ben CAMPER vWiSusl SOBER" $50
Weilen iiio=welt bon Sen 98eit
Am "a. Ipril taperte Der &reuSer
Detroit" ben Sampler r@atalania"
II Weilen bpn S0Dnu0.
9m "a. Ipril t0psrte Der &epenue
Gutter r@inOna" ben Sampfer $50
turniua" bel Silori, WtiIi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-26
Serr nun frau 6. u. Suffer

purOe ~9elegentlia bes finiunoSpan=
5igiten Gnniperiariums ibres SOdSeits=
ta9es BON ibren Terwanoten uro Be-
tannten freuoigit iiberrai6t, inoem
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itiirmten" uno benz Subelpaare ibre
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ben p%aiienoe @eitente iiberreidtsn.
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6amiIie SOHmann1 truaen 6etseoidte
uno Muiitftiife Dor. Sie gauge 6eier
biloete cine freuoi9e lleberraihun9 fir
Die 8efeierten uno miro oieien Dobl
nod LANCE cine an9enebme Grinneruug
biloeu.
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Gin Jrlblingsbilo nit ipmbolii6cr
Scoeutnna.
8ranOilIe, Sa.. ben
II. Npril 1898.

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Brabt bereiH9ebrohen 81 isin. Die
9SeiSenfsloer beginner ii6 blGuli4=
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ten ibr luiii9es 8eSwitI6er p%crnebmsn.
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mid Die S6Onbeit Der Natur yae=
nleben". Sic &inoer tummelu li1 i'm
6reien berum unb freusn ii6, bic
oumpTe Stube perlaiien All biirfen.
&urSum. an jeosm lebenoen WsIen
lam man irii9es Seben uno neuen
Mutb eriennen.
Sas hi. OiterfsIt tpurbe bier in edit
driltli6 : tatbOlil6er Deiie 9eisiert.
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3nfrieoenbeit 81 leIen, sin 3ei6en,
oab au6 Der 6riibling iiber uniere
8emeinoe bereingebrohen it,. MtOoe
niernals Der 9Sinter mebr barber berz
einbrs6en, oas lit Der @unid gtQer.
Wtit 8rub, q. s.
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Sine Gauncrtitin nno altc GiaHeo=
lcrin geitnrbcn.

8uttenberg, Sa.,
10. gpril '98.
g8ertbe &soattion!
Ser Sob bat Diebsr bic 3abl Der
PlOniere oieier Ge9eno berriu9ert.
Dies Wal puroe bic Gltelte periOn in
6laptOn County ni6t aei6Ont. IS
mar bic taft " Sabre 0lte IS e.
mutter 9 intels".
Waria gSintels, QebOrene Soae,
iplrOe an z. Wtai 1901 81 SaH.nbaz
gen i'm G0ni9rei6e SannoOer eeboreu.
90 ibre Gltern lutherii9 waren, wuroe
audi lie in Dem ielben 8lauben ersoeen.
Surb ein fat munoerbarss GreioniB,
iuel6es lie bel einem Suidlli0cn Seiube
elmer tatbOIIiden Stride an ii6 ielbit
erfabren. 8e~leitst, be9te le i6on in
iritber Su9eno ben Nuni6. tatboliI6
81 iuerosn. mlroe aber ourd ibre Ser
panOtsu OaOOn ~ab3ebalteu. Syn
Sabre 1928 i6lOB lie ben yuno Der
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1912 NIT ibr nad @merita auspan.
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nleoerIie6. bis iie orei Sabre fpdter,
l845. na9 Gutenberg, 3d., itberIie-
oelteH, UNI bort cine blsisenoe Sei-
matb 81 9riinoeu. SOh IDlte pieies
Sind ni6t LANCE O0usru. SaOn i'm
fot9enoen Sabre wlroe Der 9eliebte
gjGtte ourb oOs berridenbe Walaria=
6ieber ibr entriiien. Sin Sabr oaraui
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Slid I'M GbebuuOe. inosm Iie Iib nit
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aud Dieisr Suno oNrsrte nur 6 Sabre,
Oa lie i'm Sabre 1853 wieosr in ben
W%ittwenitano psrieBt wuroe. Die
0Ottlibe Soriebung fiibrte iie Nun sl
jenem 3iele. WOSu lie berufen mar.
SO9a9tunSsOOl 4. (.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-26
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-04-26
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