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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-11-12

ana AFFORD pleaSureable evening TO those
IN attendance.
MRS. DORSEY'S BIRTHDAY.
The friends and neighbors of Mrs. NJ.
w. Dorsey called in a body at her home,
1SS Martinsen avenue, last Tuesday even
ing to tender their CONGRATULATIONS and
good wishes on the evening of her birth
day. 1t was a gay party OF middle
aged and young folks, and the evenings
pleasures were great and many There
were games and games. and a contest
which was spirited and amusing This
was a trial at writing telegraphic mes
sages Of ten words each. Each guest
was given a designated letter of the al
phabet with which 10 begin each word Of
the message. The prizes for the best
messages 50 writts1 were awarded 10
Mrs. L :. Gilmore and to A J. Johnson.
Refreshments were served at a late hour.
Those present: Mr.. and Mrs J. T. Don
NELL Mr.. and Mrs. a J. Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs William Waller. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II Kelchner, Mr. and Mrs I. NJ.
Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. / S. Gilmore.
Misses Louis Hall. Jennie Morgan. Maude
Snyder, Flora Dorsey. Fay and Pearl
Gilmore. Messrs. Walter West. John
Thomas. John Morrison. Jack Snyder,
Ben Snyder, ". w. Brown.
SURPRISE TO WALTER BAYERS.
Friday evening a surprise party was
given Walter Bayers AT ~ North Main
street The fine night vas greatly in
their favor The usual amusemeats vera
music and dancing and was thoroughly
enjoyed The dainty refreshments were
served ar the proper hour. Those present
Mere: Misses Belle Morris Mamie Burke.
Ella Regier. Emma Gardner. Myrtle
Harpscryte. Mabel Gardner. Carrie Tat
genhorst and Edith Ritter: Messrs. Ar
thur Hooker. Leo Knoblaach. Harry
Bayer, Leo koppIin, Henry Tapp. Lewis
Gotten
SURPRISE PARTY.
\ surprise party was given at the home
Of Miss Ida ButterfeId. rs South Topeka
avenue, Thursday evening from $ o'clock
until 70 All enjoyed themselves and had
good time. Those present were. Ida
BUtssraeld. George Bennett. Richard
CorbIn. Leo Copeland. Hesy Copeland.
George Tapp, Nelly Sebron Herrou Pal
mer. Grace Green. Lee Bu,teraeId-
THE MISSES FORD.
The Misses Ford save. ihelr opening
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to the grasp Of his clutches, and, whep, he does
obtain good foothold the wood Is liable to
give way aud precipitate him TO the ground II
he is not exceedingly cautious. Linemen often
have to set tangled flags free from their STATS.
The wind twists tho flag on its stan, or the
pueys get out OF order, and. without lowering
the staff, IL is necessary to employ timber to
set the trouble straight. 1t is exceedingly dam
gerous work. for nearly all Of the STATS stand
upon the very verge OF the buildings. so that a
fall would mean instant death. ineman gets
50 for performing job OF this kind;
Steps are nailed to the very tall telegraph
and telephone poles. II Ia not out OF cons dera"
ton for the linemen that these steps are placed.
hut to save tho poles from being hacked by tho
linemen's pole cluctbes, The tall poles are very
expensive. An S5-foot pole costs about $50
and 75-foot pole is worth about $50 These
tall poles must bo kept on hand by the compa-
mica ;1r emergencies, for II takes months to
get them. Tho telegraph and telephone poles
OF ordinary size are Of chestnut and red cedar
wood. and their average cost Ia So.
Tho difficulty which the lineman might en-
counter in tracing single wire among n
great number OF wires in an underground con-
dut. In order to repnir II, Is only apparent.
owing to the use OF diagrams. Each conduit ia
deliberately chartrd as to the relative position
Of each wire. and the wires are all numbered,
They arc never changed from their original
positions. which agree with their chartcd po-
sitons. so that the lneman has no trouble in
singing out tho wire he wishes to work on.
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MUNICIPAL ART COMMISSION.
II Is the Ono City Department That Costa
Taxpayers Nothing.

There is ono department OF the municipal
1t Is the Municipal Art Commission. an ex-
tremely intelligent body Of men. who pass upon
the artistic merits OF all paintings, statuary
and other works OF art offered to the city. The
Commissioners all serve without salary and
they have no high priced secretaries or other
paid employees. Charles T. Barney 10 Presi-
dent and A. Augustus Healy Secretary. The
commission pays no office rent. meeting some
times in the Office of Mr.. Barney and some
times in the homes Of the mem bers. During
eminent the commission asked for and
got an appropriation Of 500 for expenses
from the Board of Estimate, Last fall. when
tho Board OF Estimate was considering tho re-
propriatons for 1900. and the Mayor was tear
ing his hair and raging over the enormous
amounts asked for. the Art Commissioners
sent a communication saying that they would
require no appropriation.
The frugalty Of the Commissioners. how
ever, doosnot seem to hinder them from per-
forming their duties intelligently and without
UNNECESSARY delay. No one has yet complained
that his statue or picture was held up " by
the Art Commission. Each matter that is pre-
loss OF time.
The Art Commission Is also unique because
II is the one department OF the city govern
mcnt into which the question OF POLITICS d oes
Tnmmany. Owing to wise provision OF the
charter the Mayor is compelled TO select the
members from a list prepared hy the Fine Arts
Federation. and not even the Tammany firm Of
Thomas. can boss the deliberations Of the Art
Commission. The provision for the creation OF
the body apparently puzzled the Tammany
statesmen when 1t was first pointed out to them.
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Duly ON CtNADI1Y LUMBER.
Imports In This Country Growing Despite
the Tariff Rates.


QUEBEC July 22.-There is considerable sat
isfaction in Canada over the increased value of
lumber which has epablad tho exnort n, con-
lunioer wi'en .as ehapnea tne eApor' os con-
siderable quantities oil 1t to the United states.
despite the 81 import duty imposed by the
DinrIey not Tba 'rorv pross of this oountrv
D'nsies a.' ino 10y r.ts" y, a'.n coun'ly
goats over the matter as though victory had
been gained over American diplomacy and In
a manner ouite Offensive enough to invite re-.
~ w. 20 ~,
tallat!on IN the shape OF n higher tarin The
Georgian Bay region of tho industry Is in II
bigb condition ~ nrospor;tv All ~ tho
"k" tonu'on VI rios''in'' an VI '"o
cut that was carried over from last
season has been cleared out and handsome
nr;oos ,voro r..liyod ON n Tho common Inn,
PICS "eto ''"''~" Th w. Inv SUNNI" '""-
her and coarse grades OF tho district, which
were expected to be rendered unstable 10y the
81 American dutv bove ha.n GENT across tho
" H,'''~"" '"''' ''''o -, "l''7" Wv
line because prices rose SloO to " better than
last years. a fact that would seem to Justify
tho imno.itiop NJ n higher ip,nnrt dutv nv tba
t,'e ''l rC'','"" VI "'S"e' ""'E w 'ne
United states unless tho american owners OF
timber lands in Canada are moro fairly and
mora centrally dcoIt with than nj nresent In
nioic e'lu'"o's ut"'' WY" '''o" Ut Pieee"' III
the matter OF their own logs.
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UASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Residents who Complain OF Halt In the
Mnrch OF Progress in Their Vicinity.

part OF Manhattan leland whose develop
ment has been slow Is Washington Heights.
on the upper west side, fronting the Hudson
and between Fort Washington and Inwood
From West l7lst street north to, 22lst street
ut Spuyten Duyvil Greek, the northern limit OF
Manhattan Island there is a total population
Of $500 in district more than two miles long.
There are niythree voting places in this en-
tensive distrct. 1t has been asserted that this
district. ifnot purposey disseminated against,
has not cn!oyed all the advantages in an official
way that have been shown to others in the
matter OF opening OF streets. grading and paw
ing. illumination and otherwise. The fact.
however. is that. despite patriotic associations.
Washington Heights has suffered from causes
which have not been within the power OF any
city .adminnstration to control. The opening
diverted RAILROAD traffic from former lines on
the Hudson. The 3nneyation OF the present
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth wards
turned the course, of manufact ures and OF city
growth toward the east. instead OF the west.
and. furthermore. the elevation OF this district
has long made 1t almost inaccessible to
ordinary traffic, and has thus cut 1t OF to some
extent from the general march OF improve
ment. The construction of the Tenth avenue
cable line has added to the, population OF the
district. and later Its residents may be de-
privcd OF other subjects of present complaint
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
A Card to the Public.


We publish following letter received Madame Yale,
which is selfexpanatory:
Legitimate before the public that will be econ
marvellous efficacy
world will also send book "Woman Wisdom
MADAME NJ. YALE
a
Her world
liberal We
and hope instrumental in eheng the that Madame
Yaes
s9 Michigan Chicago
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-23
ROBERT BONNER As 4 TYPO.
A Contest in Which He Set $4,000 Ems oil
Solid Minion in 20 Hours and 2S Minutes.

WAsHINGToN. July 22.-There is an old-time
printer in the Government Printing ONCE who
worked on the Hartford COlrGHt when the late
Robert Bonner was setting type in that office.
A tourist" came along, he saws, and offered
to bet $40 that he could set more type than any
man in the office. He told Mr.. Bonner that he
was not marker to him in speed and that rs
was afraid to Put up his money Mr. Bonner
told the tourist" that he was not betting
man. but that he would chance him a ten-spot
just to keep his hand in. The money was
put up and the two men got down 10 their
eases In 20 hours and % minutes Mr. Bonner
had set and corrected 25,JtU ems OF solid
minun, besides taking time to consume three
pieces Of custarl pjc and two glasses OF mlIk,
Mr. Bonner was recognized as one Ot the swirl
est printers in the country, He was the II st
mas! to enter typGsctting contest IN America,
aud il is coincidence that Leo Monhetmer tho
last to win one, died within one week Of Mr..
Bonner The greatest record bonner ever
made WAS set Ing ana correcting S3 NO ems N
twcnty-four hours, an average OF about l.3IU
ems per hour,
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They didn't seem to he able to grasp the neces-
sity for a department in which there were no
high sa laried Jobs and no patronage. When tho
list Of names was finally sent to tho City Hall
quest tons asked were. What is their politics
Are they organization men? When 1t was ex-
planned TINT the men were selected without
ability as Judges Of the artistic merits OF paint
ings and statuary the Wigwam leaders nearly
fell In q faint from surprise.
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Our Charge-Acc0unt system.
An inestimable boon to those OF moderate
meansand liking tor comfortable homes:
Investigate its methods. Terms to suit
everybody's purse.
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FIGHTING ANGoRA IN ATHENS.
A Cat That Hns whipped All the Dogs in
Town to Avenge Her Kittens.

Out in Athens. o.. there is an Angora cat
with a fighting record When she appears on
the street every dog within sight sinks Off
with his tail between his legs Not one OF
them dares to pass her, and yet. under orl-
nary circumstances. she is a peaceable. law
abb ling cat She made her record last sum
mer and the tale Of her provocation is tragic.
In June she became the proud mother OF four
puff-ball kittens. They occupied II basket in
the barn and every one petted them and made
much of them but one fateful day. while the
mother was away. rats killed all four Of the
kittens When the bereaved parent returned
a dreadful sight met her eyes; but like pet
Marjorie Flemng's turkey.
She more than usual calm.
She did not give . single dam.
She was too desperate for profanity Ac-
cording to the hostlrrs testimony, she Just
buried her face in her paws and thought long
and meditated vengeance.
The owner OF the cat has n kennel OF fine
hunting dogs. Tabby had had various Skin
mishes with them. and had reason TO think
them evil characters. She evidently figured
out the theory that dogs were the meancst
creatures she knew, and dogs must have killed
those kittens. for she rose with her white fur
bristling and her eyes blazing and made bee
line for the kennel yard where five dogs were
summing themselves. Swooping down upon
the innocent dogs she took them. one at a
time. and punished them until they fed. COW
cred with blood and yelping dismally.
Tabby's blood was up. Some dog had killed
had "dh onne the deed but she ddnt intend 70
take any chances on allowing he guilty, one to
The next door neigh bor owned a valuable pug
cushion on the front yeranda. In at the gate
came an avtnGinH Nemesis, splitting IRE and
Was m W red s
was y candidate for dog hospital. Tabby left
hin, bowling In agony and rushed on in ,. her
that that showed his bend, The righteousness Of
her cause spurred her ON. and each contest
she got through with him. and a diented St.
he met incarnate fury IN Angora guisc.
The crusa de attracted the attention OF pass
loved the S eat betting on each ran hish
and the excitement grew, Finally, tho cat
ch shop r ThSse re G9T "
murmur ran through the crowd. The fame Of
that bulldog as fighter had spread far and
less So conGueror had met her Wqtcrloo She
made straight for tho bulldog; He rose and
he would do to her He would take her hy the
back of thc neck ana break her back Nth one
the gky upon Tho, back Of lis own qq,ssSk: AMI
| blood raned into his eyes and ears. When he
Stanan Sso te feet away from hm but shS
didn't stay there, Sh" flew through the ar.
landed On his 1Hck and e"wd HEFows sSiGo
Th" unequal contest lasted Ave minutes, and
at the end Of that time the bulldog, whipped
s she IA and ID Tabby hunted Tor another Victim
None appeared She had cleaned out the town.
conquer She trnilcd sadly home and sat in the
barn door, wailinG ,!ismu!Iy, all the aiterno2n
Since then every dog ip town will cross the
| street to avoid meeting her,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-05
NuSI0NO.
Oeu1f d I a n b.

9erlin, 1. Ses.
Oie .3rsu3seituns" beri9tet in ei=
mem fenf fationellen Mrtitel, bab Elm
Mitslieb Der Samilie bes ensliI4en
&olonialietretdrs Chamberlain bic
8uren nit Munttion psrieben babe.
gs beiBt in benz Mrtitel, baB i'm Griibs
ling bteies Sabres alpei beutI9eS9iffs
in 2orenso Marque3 Waaren lanbeten,
bic in ben Gra9tbrisfen als GIsnmaa>
rem 6eseidnet, in Wirtli9teit aber Ya=
tronen enslii9en Gabritats tparen. bic
bon Der 2onponer 1irma 8no1 &: So.
itammten. Der 9aupttbeilbabsr be
fer Jirma lei Elm 8ruber Des 8olonials
ietretdrs Gbamberlain.
8erlin, 1. Oes.
Der @ebraub tes Wcrtss ,9llliana"
in &olonialietretdr gbambsrlain's
&ebe in 2eicefer fat in Der beuti9en
preife eine allsemeins 9lufresuns ber>
porserufen. Die 9aupiniitii6en Or
game erseben fih in beftigen proteiten.
Die &reuaaeeitung, bas Organ Der
Militdrpartei, brinst iiber bic Hebe
einen bon 3orn unh Gntriiituns f0rms
li9 triefenben Mrtitel. 9lnbere 8ldt=
ter. barunter Der 2otalan3siser, Be-
baupten, baB bic 3uiammentunft @ral
Billions nit Gbamberlain in 2onoon
su Relultaten sefiibrt babe, bic Daraui
berednet ieien, einiae Sbpieristeitsn
aus benz Wese su rdumen. bic in Go
lonialfrasen auftaudten, oab aber
teine Mqiana beitebe. obtpobl bic gons
ierena atpiiden ben beuti9sn unb bris
tii9en StaatsmGnnern in S9lob
Winbior einen alei9 suten Ginbrud
auf Mqe binterlafen bat. lleber bies
len puntt fast Der 2otalan5etser
9euti9lanb unb England iperben bon
bemielben aufridtisen @uni6e selei=
tet, in freunbi9aftliher Weiie seles
sentli9 auftau9enbe undergraduate
S9pieristeiten aus benz Wese gu rGus
men. gu slei9er 3eit beabii9tist iibs
risens Deutidlanb niht, anberer 2eute
S9la9ten au i9lasen."
Die @oiiii9e 3eituns iast: .Mud
mir tpiin19en Su febsn. bab Deuti9s
lamb. gnslanb unb bic Der. Staaten
in'allen ipeientli&en Grasen Der Welts
politit aufammenarbeitsn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-05


5rauen unb &inber 1eraus. Gr bate
cine ertaunlide aDrpertraft uno leiz
itete iobiel ipie taum bier setpObnlihe
Mdnner bdtten pollbringsn tOnnen.
Dieienisen, tpelde nit bem Ourds
bauen bes Oa9es bes Wasens bei9Gf-
tist parsn, batten @slesenbeit, elm
mertpiirbises 8eiipiel periOnli4en
Mutbes gu ieben, als lie an Sterling
g. Smith, einen Stubentsn Der Gorz
neG=llniberiitdt unb Neffen bss Gene
rals Soc Wbeeler, berantamen. Der
iunse Mann lit in 8rooflpn pobnbaft
unb ipouts beute na9 Pbilabelpbia reiz
len, um bas Jubbalipiel SpiidenGors
nelI unb Der llniperiitdt bon pennipls
panien gu ieben. Sein rc9tes 8ein
mar 1dredli1 5ermalmt unb stpii6en
i9nersm @iiens unb 9olstpsrt einsez
tlemmt, ct mar aber BEL 8etpubtfein,
als bic Hetter i'm errei9ten. r&iimz
inert Gud nidt um midi" rief er iei>
men @ettern gu. rGs iinb Trauen ba,
bic unter ben Sriimmern liegsn. 9olt
bic auerit beraus. Sd tann tparten.
Nein 8ein 1T gebrp6en. Seben Sie
nur, pis es fi9 pinoet." llnb ber
iunse Mann periu9te babel nod gu
ld9eln.
Giner Der Retter fasfe, als ct bas
6ol3 um bas eingeflemmte 8ein meg
badte: rSie iinb Elm tapferer iunaer
8urf9e!" rNidt bab i9 piiBte". iagz
te Smitb, raber meine Mutter lit eins
Shpeiter bon @enerdl Soc Wbeeler,
unb ib CLAUDE, i9 babe bas ri9tigs
3eus in mir"
Oas 8ein bes armsn Siinslinss
mar ppaitdnbis aermalmt uno i'm
9oIpital ira fen bic Ner5te iofort Mhs
falten, es Su amputiren.
GieesYrdiioent 9obart's 1eFamsnt.
pat erion, q. 5, 1. 0ss.
Oas Seitament bes peritorbenen
8icez prdfibenten @arret q. 9obart lit
beute in Der Mmtsitube bss Na9labs
ri1ters BON paHaic gountp binterlest
iporben. Der Wertb bes Na9laHes 1T
nidt anseseben, bod perldutet. bab er
etpa $2,5O0,000 betrdst. Die Witts
roe, Grau Sennie Sobart, erbdlt ST.
600, 900 unb bic 6dlfte bes Reitss na9
Musaabluns einiser @ermddtniife,
fein Sobn, @arret u. 9obart IT,, erbt
bic amber 9dlfte, tpenn er sroBidbris
tpirb. Sas ct. Sofepbs Soipital.
bas 4asemeine 9oipital. bic &leintinz
berbeipabranitalt, bas e.. soiepbsz
Waiienbaus unb bas StdbtiI9e Wdiz
fsnbaus erbalten ie $4,000. 6obart
Suttle. pripatiefretdr BON @ouperneur
8oorbeer unb Shpaser bes Grblai=
iers, erbGlt $4,000. q. q. Wilcor,
Elm intimer Treunb bes perftorbensn
8icezprdfbenten erbdlt $4,000, Sa=
bib 9obart, elm 8ruber bes 8eritprbe=
men, erbdlt $4,000 unb iebes ieiner
Rinber $4,000.
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Sabrgang 29.

ielbit peritebt, aufssbraat iiber bas
9feeie ausefiiste unre4t. llnisr Srbsn
tpirb bic Celebrate be5ablen. Wenn
irsenb m0slib, iuerben mir sssen bas
urtbeil appeliren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-05

agt, 2Orb Metbuen's 8unbs lei ni9t
Jefd6rlid uno man eriparte, pab CT in
in paar 5asen nieber berseitsQt iein
perbe. 9lllein es lit iider, bab sr ni9t
i'm Sdttel tpiro iein tSnnen uno es
5erridt srobs 9eiorsniB, Of er ni9t
3sitpeilig geapunsen iein pirb, be
periDnli9e 2eituns oes Selosugss auf=
augebsn. Der nddite i'm COMMANDO
1T Sbsrit golpille, GommanDerr Der
Saroebrisaoe. gr bat ben 3uf zines
ausss5ei9neten Sffiaiers.
Srantret@.
Paris, 1. Oea.
Gtli6e 3situnsen legen ben geiteru
Den Soiepb Chamberlain in 2siceiter
setbdnen Neuberungsn bstrG9tli6es
9ept4t Bel uno meinen, bielelben ssiss
ten, oaB &aiisr 8ilbelm's 9elu6 in
Gnslano bod gum She'll einen politi=
i9en 3tpsd sebab. babe. Die Mebr,
aabl ieDod nennt setpiiIe grtlGrunssn
9bamberlain's leere Srobungen unb
bdlt ben Plan elmer Iaians spti9en
9roBbritannisn, ben Ser. Staaten u.
SeutiGlano einfad fir srcentriiG.
Der rMatin" bemertt, chamberlain
fpiele auf ote4uiana ais cine pollenbet.
Sbdtldhe unb als iein 8erf an uno
rersreife bic Gelesenbeit, an Srant=
reid Srobunsen Su ritten, bic uns
geraoe 10 talt lailen, lpis Der famois
Plan zines neuen Oreibunoes."
2onbon, l. Deg.
2oro &oIeberp bat beute 9(benb in
elmer Reoe in Edinburgh bic 9emer.
flung oes &olonialiefretGrs sSoIepb
Chamberlain betreffsSrantrei9 in iei-
ner seitrisen &ebe in 2siceiter idarf
setabeIt. rDir baben tein &e9t".
iaste Der 2orb, rin bic StrabensoKsn
binab5ui iteisen, Inn bic berrenloiepreife
irgeno zines 2anbes beraussuftl9eu u.
lie benz Sobn unb Spott preissusebeR
ooer lie als Elm Mptip unierer politit
emporA rAbalten. Gs 1T unmDsli1. baB
bic &Dnisin bur6 iolhe Insriffe be-
Iubelt peroen tOnnte, bic bod nur auf
bic @nsreifer auriidprallen, unb mas
audi INNER bas semeins @epdl9 be-
beuten mag, es ipieselt auf teinsu San
bic bette glniidt Der frans0iii9en BE-
uDlterung tpieber. 0ir iinb nur auau
iebr BEL Der Sano setpeien, anbere Ra.
tionen gu beipOtteln uno brauden uns
oesbalb ni4t gu tpunoern, baB gus=
lamb i'm 4uslanoe unbsliebt 1T. mir
boffen, baB bieie unbiplomatiide Of
fenbeit aufbOren lpirb; penn bieis bei<
benben Borte perleben nod lanse
na&6er uno es lit n;9t bic Sadie bon
Staatsmdnnern, unter Der poriibsr=
sebenben @ufresung bes Iussnblids
gu ipre9en. :,
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Ser Vi5esY sYraiioent besroigt.
81 e 10 81 prf. 26. Nl

Sn patsrion. 81. s., perfammelte ii&
heute Dor benz 9auie bes pertorbenen
WicezprGibenten 9obart cine sroba
Menf4enmense unb ipdter mar elm
GROCER Msnfdenanorans auf benz
Gebar 2atpn>2ir46of. Die 2ei4e
tpirb ipabrfdeinli@ fni@t begraben
tperben, ionbern i'm @snOlbe ruben,
Bis bic Gamilie Elm @rabsep0lbe auf
benz plaB erri4tet bat. ipo SRI. Sannie
6obart besraben liest., Die 2eias ion
alsbann neben Der 2ei4e Der So9ter
heiaefeht merben. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-05
ssa4tIaase Der @abl In Rentuds.
Eranffprt, Rp., 26. Sob.

iS nr1DrI, TD., 70. J(Dp.
9sute 1T ntdts bon Wi4tigteit gu
melben, bod 1T es betannt, bab 9oebel
,lnb feline Treunbe ben sanaen Sag in
Beratbuns iparen. Man 1T ber ans
fift. bab fie bor benz Nppellbof einen
Ginbaltsbefebl sesen bic 3Gblung Der
Stimmen in Sefferionz. ahogz unb
Sobnion=g gountp beantragen tperoen.
@ouperneur 8rablep tpirb iebenfals
@oebel nibt als 9ouperneur anerfens
nen, es lei benn, bab bic Gntf4eibung
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-05
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