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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
TWO TUGS NOT HEARD FROM

Mobile. Ala. Aug. 4-Much concern Is felt here
for the tugs Chief and Do Volente and the dredge
Craighill with scows. that left here Saturday for
Charlotte Harbor. Fla. and must have been In the
centre Of Wednesdays storm
The steamer Seaboard, bound from Mobile to
Tampa was also IN the storm. She made a safe
harbor until the blow over and reached Tampa
this morning. The tug Lebaron. with the drcdge
Bismarck bound from Mobile TO Pensacola,
Wednesday, got In at a critical moment The
captain SAYS II was the toughest weather he ever
saw on the coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
corrByOR ROOSEVELT RETURNS. HOME.

Governor Roosevelt returned TO New-York on the
IN ,ratr from West End. y. j.. the station near
est Norwood, vice-President Hobarts home. where
be spent the night Governor Roosevelt travelled
in the special drawlns room car Kathleen. and had
for travelling companions a. II. de Haven. s. NJ
williams and Warrington c. Lawrence. At many
OF the stations through which the train passed
crowds which had collected cheered and waved
hnndkerchiefs as the train rushed by. Governor
Roosevelt on arriving in NewYork started at once
for Oyster Bay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
ROOT AT SOUTHAMPTON.

Elihu Root. Secretary OF War. was In the city
yesterday. spending a short time at his office in
Liberty-st. After luncheon he went TO Southamp-
ton remain over Sunday. Mr.. Root had nothing
say about his work In the Department so Tar.
He IL busy getting acquainted with the details OF
the War Office and yesterday was studying alb
stracts furnished him by the various chiefs or
bureaus He will return TO Washington on Mon
Lake Champlain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
ANXIETY FELT FOR FISHING CRAFT

Pensacola Fla. Aug 4-Great easiness is felt
in Pensacola by owners OF fishing craft over the
fact that no news whatever can be obtained from
them These beats are quite small and carry
crews OF from eight 10 fifteen. The pilot Of the
steamer Somners y. Smith went TO Appa!achicola
last night TO ascertain the extent Of Tuesdays
storm there.
subscription for the destitute In the wrecked
towns Is being raised here Some OF the vessels
ported ashore are said to be 200 yards inland. IN
dicatng the great force OF the blow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
DECISION REGARDING TAXES.

Albany Aug AT the request of Mr.. Melon
ough the Secretary Of state. the Attorney General
has rendered an opinion that no tax can legally
be levied on consolidation of foreign and domestic
corporation. In the case where two domestic cor
norotions consolidate tax can be levied The re-
fusaI ~ the central New-YoTk and Western Rail-
road Company and the Pttsburg Shawmut and
Northern Railroad Company 10 pay taxes amount
;nsy 10 III 900 upon consolidation with other roads
gave rise TO the demand for an opinion on the
question
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
DAMAGED BY FLOODS.

Preston. MINI. Aug. 4-The damage done by the
flood here yesterday is far greater than at first
supposed and is placed as high as $4,000 The
narrow gauge railroad is completely washed out
for several miles. vestige of the roadbed
naming. 1t will be week more before trains
from Preston. The mails and express mat
ter taken TO Hutton by team.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
TO MAKE COKE IN THE MIDDLE WEST.

Chicago. Aug. 4-For the first time since the de-
velopment in the coal mining industry in the States
OF the Middle West coke is about 10 he manufact
ured on large scale from the low grade Illinois
and Iowa coal and OF quality good enough for the
Dig steel mills Levi y. Letter IL president OF the
new UNIVERSAL Futl Company just incorporated In
New,Jersey with 100000 capital which will at
tempt TO control this coke Industry "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
CUBANS IN SPANISH PRISONS.
THE STATE DEPARTMENT ;,voRING M
SECURE THEIR RELEASE.

Washington Aug. 4-Mr Quesa61 the Cuban
agent In this city. is In daily con- utaton with
State Department officials regarding the Cubans
held prisoners in Spanish penal settlements Min.
lister Storer at Madrid. is earnestly aiding in the
effort TO secure the release Of these prisoners
where their offence purely political. The main
difficulty experienced far is In the Identification
OF the prisoners and this branch OF the subject
Mr. Quesada is devoting himself. The result has
been the location up 10 date Of fifteen prisoners
The Spanish Government is said TO be acting with
the greatest courtesy and consideration In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
MAN ARRESTED AT QUARANTINE FREED

Magistrate Brann In the Centre street Court yes
terday morning discharged from custody Lucius l..
Sloane who was arrested at Quarantine on the
Ward Line steamer Havana on charge OF being
concerned in the theft of 5000 In Havana Tho
arrest was made by Detective Cronin OF the Cen
trail Office who said in court that the Havana po-
lice had been communicated with on the subject OF
the arrest OF Sloane. The Havana police. the de-
tective said did not reply to the message sent TO
them
Carl Fischer Hansen. OF No 50 liberty-st, con-
tended that there no just cause for the arrest
of sloane who he said had been acquitted on the
same charge IN Havana. Mr.. Hansen said further
that in case Sloane was guilty he could not be sent
back to Havana for trial. as no extraction treaties
exist between this country and Cuba.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05

lowed by the State TO assigned counsel IN cap sa
ital cases. this plum is desirapie one 90 sss
fs allowed TO assigned counsel in other cases
MORGAN AND sI4ATTERY TO BE EXAMINED
The petition IN bankruptcy Of Horgan q ola''eiy'
architects has been assigned 10 Stanley W. DeA'.,
referee in bankruptcy. OF No Il Broadway ~ rIatms
call a meeting of creditors Tor me pIos"'e Va
and the examination OF the banKrupts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
" z WHEELER chosen.

Olean. n Y Aug CSpec!aD-The Republicans
OF the LIST District OF Cattaraugus County 'o-uaS
nominated w L. Wheeler for the Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05

Charles q Roberts was born at Martinsburg.
y Y on August o. 1854 He educated In the
public schools and the Lowville Academy Lowvile,
\ Y. He was for several years employed as an
operator and train dispatcher in the general offices
~ the Utica and Black River Railroad Company.
In 1883 he moved 10 Philadelphia. y Y, where ne
engaged in the lumber business with his rather.
Assemblyman Roberts IS the secretary and generai
manager OF the Indian River Chair Company at
Philadelphia " Y. For several years he has been
president Of the village Of Philadelphia. and Tor
nine years he was Supervisor OF his town. Ar.
Roberts was last year elected 10 the Assembly.
He received 4s3s votes and Frank ). PADDOCK MS
Democratic opponent received 1888
Morgan Bryan was born at Richhed Springs. \.
T.. I'm 1888 He was graduated from the Monticeio
Academy when he was seventeen years old. He
then entered the drygoods house OF Augustus, r.
Elwood who then state senator az ntn
field Springs, and four years later ne iOI H.
copartnership with Mr.. Ewood Inc pd n
house OF Bryan & Ransan OF wnicn Nr. Ii's ~
was the senior partner was later estapit-hvu a.
Richdeld Springs At one time Mr.. Bryan was
director OF the Chenango and Susquenahna t'"
way ,-, =. .s.,s ya1arson
County 4 Y where he now lives, and since that
time he has bee the commercial represemtao r .
Of Comstock Brothers. OF Utica, wholesale sIoceis
and Of their successors ,,.,, ,,, - ,ssz
Mr.. Bryan has had long poltlcai nLe IN 80
he was a delegate 70 the first Repunncan Nonnen-
ton In Osego County. and for three years aL,et
ward he was chairman OF the Republican Coel.y
Committee OF Otsego County. He was once can /,
didate for tn Assembly In the Isl Dlsr,C ,r, ~
Otsego County. which IS Democrau,, dl 5o1
but was defeated by slxty-one votes MT b'' a., %,
last year received 4970 votes, 10 3.lO given luz
William II. Consaul. Democrat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
WORKING WOMEN.

Women are women after all. Mistress and maid
are alike in physical makeup Both are women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05

SOUTHAMPTON. Aug 4-Richard Croker will be
among the passengers on the American Line steam
er St Paul which is scheduled 10 sail from ths
mort tomorrow for New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
NOMINEES FOR ASSEMBLY.
REPUBLICANS IN JEFFERSON COUNTY AGAIN
CHOSEN.

WATERFOWL n. Y Aug. AT the Republican
conventions OF the Ist and lid Assembly districts
Of Jefferson County, held here to-day Charles w.
Roberts and Morgan Bryan were unanimously 70
nominated for Members Of Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
KNOWS OF no SUCH BRITISH VESSEL.

KNOWS Ut NO DUCH DIT 1'-11
Iondon Aug 4-Inquiries made at Lloyos
here regarding the statement published by
New-York newspaper that British steamer.
the Florida from Hong Kong. was captured IN
the Gulf OF Lingayen on June y by the United
States battle ship Oregon and the gunooas
Princeton on suspicion that she was hilious-
ter. and that she was taken to Manila. though
her papers were found to be correct. FOR the
nurpose OF an inquiry, show that that organiza-
ton has no knowledge Of any British vessei
named Florida being in Philippine waters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05

HONORS FOR THE LATE col" HAWKINS.
San Francisco. Aug. 4-The body OF Colonel Alex
ander Hawkins, Of the iOth Pennsylvania Will re
,eive last military honoIs In this city tomorrow
afternoon The services Will :ake place under tho
auspices Of the knights Teinpiar organizations.
Tn. l0th PENNSYLVANIA viii occupy the places OF
ohIaf roou-ners and General Shafter has orGsrea
n military escort TO take part in the funeral The
volunteers now enca,Cped 1t the Preside will dt-
,end out OF respect to the memory or Co!onei
Uawkins and IL sympathy With their comrades IN
arms The BODY will be Transported East to-mor-
row night Chaplain Hunter 10th Pennsylvania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05

~ ~ 80
and ailments peculiar to
their sex. But the servant
seldom gets any oonsidera-
ton. She is expected to do
her work even if her head
does throb and a dreary,
dragging, bearing-down
feeling makes her wish
that each step might be
her last.
Doctor Pierccs Favorite
Prescription is made for
maid as we'll as mistress.
II makes weak women
strong and sick women
well, no matter what their
station in life. Il gives
the poor working woman
an equal chance with her
richer sister and at exactly
the same price.
The servant who uses
"I'avorite Prescription "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05

at moderate price per bottle is much more likely
to get we'll than her mistress who calls in an
expensive, local physician. II she will write
plaiuly to Dr. R. Y. Pierce, at Buffalo, \. y, her
case will have the attention Of physician who
cured more women than any enc hundred other
DOCTORS and who has a record OF over thirty years.
successful practice Her letter will be coiisi'iered
strictly confidential, will be promptly aDcNered
plain envelope, so that prying eyes Q; others
nay not get even hint. and she will harc the
,eneft OF the very best medical skill w.Ii!c.i a
xnt of charge for it. Thousands Of woDis. have
written and been cured. And by this method
hey have avoided the examinations anu local
treatment" 50 invariably insisted upon by local
practitioners and 90 sbhorrent to every modest
woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-05
SITUATION CONTINUES FAVORABLE.
RIFT SURGEON GENERAL WfMAN eau iloN0
THE PUBLIC AGAINST TOO SAN
GUINE VIEWS.

Washington. Aug. 4-Ofc.al reports 10 the
Marine Hospital Service from the Soldiers Home
q, Uampton show that the yellow fever situa-
ton there continues favorable Surgeon White
renorts 10 DR. Wyman that there is nothing sus-
plcious IN the town Of Hampton
There were no new cases and two deaths
n, the Home to-day. according TO a report Or
Vickerv the surgeon at the institution sent u
the Surgeon General tonight DIT Nickery eN-
pressed the opinion that the immune help vi
their yav there should be sufficient. as the epl-
denic seems 20 be checked The cordoh arou"u
the Home and the Immediately adjoining village
OF Phnbus Surgeon White says. Is as ueht aS
he ever saw II at any place
Surgeon General Wyman in speaking OF the
situation tonight. inferentially uttered "or"
Of caution against too slnguine views Oh 'he
checking Of the epidemic at this time wnch
might result in a relaxation Of the precautions
which should he maintained against the splea'
OF the fever He said: There are certain u "a,
tors in the situation which make II encouraelnh'
and they are first. that the disease was piSOp
80 ~. nrouptlv compared with usual OUT
breaks and in an institution where the ihtna'e ,
yaro under good control. 1t was recoSiil]eu
much quicker than Il would have peeH III 4"
o,,,,,,orciol community because all the cases
and All the deaths were brought together 10 uiie
notice OF one man. Another favoraple la.tot 10
,bot tho latitude Is not extremely SoutH' NrN0l
theiess II should be remembered that In Bruns-
,,Ick ga I'm 1893 a little more than TWO WeenS
after the last reported death other cases ap-
peared.'
FORT MONROE GARRISON DUE TO-DAY.
II IS expected that tho garrison from fort
No,roe reported 10 have been ordered North on
account ~ yellow fever will arrive AZ Plum lslahd
to-day Preparations are being made as rapidly
40 cosalhle 70 receive these troops. The Govern
mont steamer Castle Thursday morning TOOK
Capt,in Chase of New-London. 10 Plum Island
and no M once assumed charge Of the preparations
The nrst detachment will consist OF Batteries u -
and c. and two bands: .,., - ,ho leland
Tn. 0fty-three soldiers stationed on the Isienn
will bc removed this morning w men 'iIc sai'''0''
arrives II Will be quartered In tents
LESS YELLOW FEVER AT VERA CRUZ
william w Canada United States Consul at
Vera Cruz arrived here yesterday morning on the
New-York and Cuba Line steamship NisiIahcia
He saws that yellow fever Is abating at vera CruH'
While there were seventy eight deaths there from
the disease IN the last week OF June. there were
only seventeen deaths I'm the last week or July
Every precaution has been taken TO prevent the
snread OF the disease. Consul Canada said ana
~ oniv one instance had IL reached vessel That
-. IL 10 case of yellow fever patient who escaped
r. ,.iciiance OF the officials and got on board a
- which he taken TO NeW-OrleanS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-14
@aftimorc=cbio.ga abu. q iaetin.

81 50 Bon baltimore nab S9arptr's Terrb unb
surid am ISpnutag, Den Is. Suni. Rillete
fino eiiltie fir ben Spasotsue, nelber ben
GRt ofopal@ @Sabnbsf um 7.30 llbr 9ormits
tags, Den Gamoen-g -gabnbOi um 7.35 @or=
mttass peIdbt. 81. 3idfa6rt BON 9ar=
per's sserrp erfolat um llbr Gbenos.
Glettrilbe i5adtr in Sdlafmaeaons. Sie
galtimoreSNcn= =NortaSb blufpaeeong, ipel6e
an Mt &opal48abnboi i'm 10 llbr Nbenos
fir ben @ebrau6 fertiq iino. ipuresn nit
elsftrii4en sSd6ern beriebtn fir ben Gonl=
fort BON epddaeiereu. pel6e fb friib,.tis
suriid3u3ieben ipinibsn. I.iienbt tperoen
tpabrero Der beibsn lSoiion bieit g1susruug
su ibGBen ipifen.
Gin ano.rer 45 MGnuten=3ue mad Maib=
ineton puroe Dem ruserel.ibli6sn 3ua=
beut Der r8altimoreaO bio IS ijenbabnS no9
llno bon Der 8inbesbauptitapt binsuetfiet
Ger S3us Derldbt ben Gdmoenrgabnbof tdsz
lid, rSonntag5 ausetnommen, um II ubr
8Drmittdgs, urb bait in 2aurel an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-14
Soblt 6. Srtble.

aBir erilGreu uus i6uiDis, .nen fttnen 2aS.n
su bdben = Sas lit spdbr - bod baben pie antla=
Gen Oamit Elm GnOe 4les, mas o, grob.u 2do.n
oiferiren f6un.n pfierr.n mir Sbnen. SreenD
Etpas, Das Grfsrs fir Sic tbun fonnsn - tbun
aud mir. Im eriten 3aee. no mir unicr @.bdft
or oeiem 9la5s rroineten, naqelten mir oa5 9an=
uer Der Qua ia ON uuiere Maitipb.. ltuo
nismals felt iensr S.it ,puroe DoNelbe fir einsn
Wngenbld btrabesnonimen. Mtit tets ipdbiamein
0lnae fiir bic 93ertbe - balten mir Die Nrsile 10
nfeSulg, Die mo9li3.
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(0Scitcrc Seriehte iiebe A. Seite.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-14
@@la4t bei 2as pinaS.
S@werer Stano mniererS Srnppem.
9aS bartnafiaite @efed)t bes SelSa
amaS.-0ln so unierer Splbateu
aetDotet pocr rertpunbet.

Oas MsIultat nod aiemli4 unfair. -
J1a9 einem ben sunaen Sag iiber
bauernben 3ampfe pur bsr Tsinb
nur 500 Yarbs peit Suriidgetrtez
= bsn.-Manila ipar bon ben Sn1 1ur%
-
/ senten beorobt.-8etbe Der
Slotte an benz Sreffen. - General
2una unb 1ein 4oiutant angebli9
ermorbet. - 9sritdrfunssn fir
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-14
garleher auf 9HDbeln.

Garleben auf Wtpbeln.
G,uer, lsid)tsr, LANCER RudJablunss ssplan, tDis
folder BON iout Nismanoem Oifsrirt niro @ut
hi. 3sit ,uts Sabrss, penu sic IS DinAen.s
Refine foGben @sriprsbuHqsH in ben 3.ituH0eu-
Refine 3iutnsRaten ongtJsigt, um Sic IRE IN
fiibr,n bod ntrosu Sbnsu oGt 9ortbeile aebpt.n,
n.lte @roere pfierirsn. 1ab,ufEagtH i'm giirsau
e.r ,9otpmat 2oau Guarout.. Gompano." 3itnm.r
Qr s. ,gant bon EaltimOrtz"8ebduos, Gdt Saltis
more. unO et 9aulsStrabt Cglo0 Is J. .&S. 80
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Ert6fe,
Cir. 80, Weit 9erinston =StraBe.
&c tnirn Seutfeb seiprodben.
CMGr3l9N,9&S)

Sic Scbre BON oen Gternen-
&oroseope eeibriebsn. 4r.is ein Bis finf Dollars
NrctnruS
46-1 l077. SO. =2erinotpnsStr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-14
&altiuure. M}o. Wtttwob, ben ii. SUM 1899.

itanb in elmer tleinsn Bride, tpslas BON
ben Jilipinos BON aipei Seiten Der aus
ibren @4anaen bsi9o1en psroen
tonnts. 4uberbem batten bic SMUT
genten ben 8ort9eil einer bur9 8dume
uno @ebiff3 sebedten @telIung, 70 paB
unIere 2eute nur ielten sinen Der 6eInz
be gu ieben kfamtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-06-14

Die 3abl Der Sober perIdiebsnartis
auf 16O Bis $50 ssf6dBt.- 9iels
8erlebte unb 8ermibte. - Die
Srimmer in 5lammen. - Manz
DE Der in benz 9ebGlt fetliegenoen
llnsliidliden Bel le6enbi9em 2eibe
ger0Itst. - 9robe Not9 unter ben
llsberlsbenbsn. Qu6 Der Srt
Serman, Nebr., bur6 Sturm oerz
ni9tet.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-11
Mit Sbner, burdlauGteifer Serr

Wit Sbnen, bur9lau9teTter !Serr,
fppLsn mir nteoerum bic alte Stdbiz
ttpn onfniipfen, Tim ben SortIdritt Der
mOhernen GeIeQi9aft gu ~Iid5ern. 8ir
fpDuen Dem Ganbs Ole le6enstrdfttqen
0rgdne tpisoerge6en, bic inn fe6isn,
Die psrI0nlt4e 6reibejt in SiWer6eit
ttcuen, lrslAe iebt Den Gaunen zines
Re9ilnes Der Turbt pr~ei5gege6en lit,
Die otfentlttJe 6r2i6eit auI cine palrs,
poltpmmene unO aufri4tige @~oltsber,
trstung sriinoen. Mit Sbnen ertpar,
ten mir, DAB unier 9aterlanb aea6tet
ba ftebe unter benz S9ub Der Qrmen,
pelte bic lebte 3uflu9t bes fransDIi.
i9en Stplses lit.
@n benz Sage, no bas 9plf unb Der
&onis iid bon 4ngeii9t gu Mnaeiidt
b%eretntsen, piro bic &ebolution beiieat
lino Die Wa4t Der Suben obne @ertpens
Dung iein. Oas befreite @olf pirb unz
ter Der Seituns zines &Dnigs, Der nit
Dem S6tperte audi bas Scepter Der Sc.
red1ttstelt fiibrt, ben Gang ieiner alors
retoasn @el6tde tpieber fortfesen.
Wftf oteien 9efiiblen bitten bic Wits
glteosr Der ropalif6en 9eIeuidaft fir
lo5tale Stubien Cure Surdlouht. bic
WeriiGerung ibrer pbrfur6tspoQen
uno treuen grsebenbeit gu genebmiaen.
Mitslteber.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-11
3erhrcute 0eifter.

lleber Die $3erHreutbsit b~eriibmter
Mdnnsr 1T i6on bel ersablt lporDen.
SeBt brtngt elm fran3Diti6es 8latt
etat9e bubi3e Inetopten, BON benen
per folgenoe pI9b finben mDoen:
9ube, Der bon Erasmus bas uMunher
5rantret9s" genannt purbe, mar iebr
serltreut. eines Sases f~tiirate elmer
ietner Siener in iein Stupieraimmer
mno meloete, bab bas Saus brenne.
Suoe ertptoerte rubtg: Sag bas msis
rer 5rau; Ou peibt bod, bab ib midi
nift I'm RGu5li9e Inaeleaenbeiten
tuTnrlere." Die 3sritreutbeit beg bez
rubmten 6abelbi9ters Ga Sontaine
9ren3te serabeSu an 9l0bfinn. Gr
bate etnmdl nit ieinem Gohne. Der
fern bon Sauie ersosen purbe, unb BEN
er laneere 3eit ni6t seieben bate. an
etnem bettlmmten Srte Elm Steubinein
perabreoet. Na6bem Ga 5ontaine iif
NIT ieinem Spr0Blinae, ben er nidt erz
fanrte, stnise Gtunben u~nterbalten
bate, oriidte er ben 4ntpeIenpen feline
Sreuoe llber bas CUTE 9lusfeben bes
frenoen junsen Mannes aus. u4ber
oas 1T bod Sbr Sobn," puroe linn ers
hilbert, porauf Der Sabeloi9ter pie
gst'tesabtpeieno iaste: $50, 70! ga, Der
1T aua Elm METER iunser Mann."
4u3 Subj, Der berii6mte Winifter
Sstnrt9s ~, lit iebr an ,3eritreuts
pert. YIN etnem Spdtberbittase fanb
er, oaB es furdtbar falt iei, ipas aber
gar ni9t Der Sail mar. Sdliebli6
entoedte man, baB Der Miniiter SoGz
1tanot9 nadt sepeien tpdre, tpenn err
mot 3utdlig ben llebersieber anaeso,
gen bate. ollie anoeren 3leioer bate
er anoulegen perseHen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-11
SatbpIii6er ~airdens&alenser.
Iom euten Sirten. - Sob. 10,
lilo.
9Sapit SEQ XIII. nnp Der @me'
rifauiSMtts.

Die uGipilta Gattolica", oeren bobe
@utpritGt in SaGen tir6li3er Gebre
betannt 1T, bat einen iebr ptttl9eH
Qlrtitel in ibrer Summer BON 10.
Mdr3 nit 8s5u9nabme auf oas papltz
li6e SGreiben an Cardinal 9tobonS
perDffentIi6t, Wtr Aoffen geIegentltn
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