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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
THE PHANroN's steel MAST.
Experiment. Tried Yacht Eighteen
Years Ago Like That on tho Columbia.

The little town Of Noank, Conn, about seven
miles east Of New London, has long been known
among shipbuders as the home OF old time ship
builders caulkers, and seafaripg man generally
They read the papers pretty closely, and keep
informed Of all events going on outside OF their
own little sphere Just at the present time tho
question to which boat Is the faster-the Sham
rock or Columbia Is the paramount one. G.. /.
Green. who in his time has rugged all kinds Of
vessels from the half rater 10 the full rugged ship
was brimfm Of Renaissance Of bygone days tho
other day. He said:
Il can't see why so much fuss should DO made
over tho Columbia's steel mast and telescope
topmast That idea was prevalent eighteen yea rs
ago, to my knowledge It was away back In the
first part Of tho eighties that Dr. L A. Smith, Of
Greenpoint N. Y, who then owned the sloop
Phantom. made this experiment Charles II.
Smith the boatbIilder OF this village superiRtend
cd the work. and conducted tho rigging Of
the beat
Two OF these steel masts were stepped, the first
being lost during a heavy blow. II snapped
short off, like the Columbia s, and as consider
able difficulty was experienced In dislodging tho
lower half OF the broken spar the second was con-
structed TO remedy the fault il a similar accident
should occur again. This steel mast was mado
with two hanges that stood few inches above tho
deck Of tho yacht and were connected with screw
bolts in the same manner two pieces OF shafting
Joined together. II the part Of the mast above
the decks should break, these fianges could be
disconnected, a new mast placed In position and
all without the dificult task OF working below
decks The two masts were both supplied with
topmasts, telescopng into the centre OF the spars
thus making them flush from deck TO topmast
truck
so you Sec the idea Is not new ono for
| Noank, and although the Columbia's outft may
have a few improvements II nevertheless savors of
| Capt Smiths eighteen year old idea"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
A. to tho CONTRADICT, of BARRIERS.

Every barber on earth" said the observant man
has one habit that drives me TO drink. He gets
you nicely lauhered up strops razor carefully.
and then makes one sweep With the blade across
your face. Thon he looks al you inquIringly
and suspends operations while he asks Razor
suit you mr?' II you answer yea he always
turns around and strops the razor two or three
times or else he promptly changes the blade.
Why he should do either when you say you arc
satisfied. ! cannot fathom- Lately have always
said that tho razor did not suit and in nearly every
case the baEber kept soIonely at work with tho
same razor. might odd that that's tho reason
that am now shaving myself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20

two from Iowa, two are from Missouri, two are
appointments al large, three from Pennsyl
vania, one from Minnesota, one from Indiana, one
from Ohio, one from Maine, one from New York,
one from Illinois and ono from Connecticut
Even tho wards Of the nation, according 70 tdo
Information furnished TO THE SUN, have been
similarly treated These are cadets who sent
hero from South American countries 70 DO edu-
Gated, their experience being paid by the govern
ment from which they como.
The camp" during which the hazing takes
place, will continue until Aug. 2s. The cadets
then go into barracka
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-20
DOUBLE SNAKE KILLING CAT.
Not Content with Staying One Reptile. Tiger
Would Lie in Wait for It's Mate.

Not Content with Staying One Reptile, Tiger
Would Lie in Wait for It's Mate.
George Mathis, Of Geneva, n. Y. whose thous-
and dollar snake killing cat was told about In The
Sun on Monday. has not the only cat in New York
State that likes 10 make an end of snakeA On
Tuesday came the report Of one at Great Neck that
had killed black snake after Is minute night
There is at present living in repoSeful old age al
Orient l. l.. one OF these snake killing cats Hia
long practice OF bringing snakes up 10 its owners
house u b. despatched there unless II had already
mHdevctims OF them on the Journey from the wood.
This cat named Tiger. really snake
hunter II WAS not satisfied with the occasional
reptile that II might chance TO upon. but at intel-
walls made trips, prolonged If necessary 70 the
noiEhboring woods, beating up the cover. as il
were until a snake was found. II seemed 70 like
the sport OF the hunt and also TO show its pTowess
for usually, instead Of killing the quarry on tho
spot II would carry alive to the door yard there
Whiting and guarding the reptile with watchful
care, until some one from the house should como
out and make an end Of IL Tigers intelligence
had early noted the characteristic Of its prey thai
leads the snakes mate 10 follow us trail and tho
cat was always the alert IN nabthc second snake
Year aftz veal Tiger continued its periodical hunt
ing trips and the records Of its captures il large
one Recently itseemed TO come 70 the conclusion
that its days iod sport were over and IL no longer
stalks It's game, but will seize any snake that hap.
pens In lis path
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13
r, IT. TYLER.
RE AL ESTATE
ANDINSURANCE AGENT.

selling Real Estate of all kinds;
full line Of the best aud reliable FIRE lnsur
"Old Reliable
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE 90, that has already
paid largely Life Insurance Hickman aud vlcin
policy of
business in this country lie solcs
Your patronage. Call and see him.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY
C. F. HOshn Dangerously
Wounds I. L. EversOl.
And Then browns Himself.

The community was startled Tues.
day morning by an affray between c.
+. Hoehn and L. l.. Eversol, partners in
the Hickman Roller M ills The trouble
originated about some business settle
ment between them, and in the affair
Hoehn accused Eversol of having robbed
HIM, and said that it must end. An al
tercation followed, in which Hoehn
drew "a pistol and fired, aiming the shot
into Eversols bowels, but Just at the
shot, Eversol wrenched the pistol, de.
fiecting it somewhat and the ball en-.
tered the hip, and resulted only
in "A serious flesh wound, The two men
struggled over the pistol, Hoehn strik.
ing Eversol over the head with It, but
finally Eversol succeeded in wrenchipg
the pistol from Hoehn's hands. Hoehn
then dashed out of the door. and Ey-
eTsol fired one shot at him, but Hoen
continued his run INTO the Mississippi
river. He was seen by several to walk
into the river, to look back once, then
duck his head under the water, disap-
pear, and was never seen afterwards,
until his dead body was dragged out by
the rescuing party.
Hoenn was an enterprising active
business yonng man, for many years
connected with the Hickman Wagon
factory, and recently became the pur-
chaser of the Hickman Roller Mills, and
had associated Eversol, a practical mill.
cr, with him, but ii is understood tn at
Itoehn furnished all the capital. The
facts as to the business differences be.
tween the two men we 10 not know,
but il is clear that Hoehn had been
possessed of the idea, and so charged
that Eversol was robbing him. Ii is
und erstood that Hoehn's mill invest
ment haZarded all his life accumula.
tions. Hoehn's wife is an invalid, away
in Texas from this cause, and we hear
that the news as TO her health left HIM
no hope. These conditions, some think
rendered him crazy, and that he brood
ed over his troubles until he determined
to kill EverSol and also to kill himself.
His action i'll the encounter, togeth-
or with the observation of those associ-
ated with HIM seem to confirm the the
DRY.
Hoehn was member of the Hick-
man Wagon Co, "a member of the City
Council, and also member of the X.
of p and Odd Fellow Lodges. and was
esteemed an active, energetic. worthy
,citirclss had accommodated a froIiefatc
property for young man who had COM
menced pennileSs, and his untimely
death is deeply mourned.
Mr. Eyersol is badly wounded. but
everything now indicates his recov-
cry. He is admitted by all to be com.
petent miller. and one who attends
strictly to business. The public had
no knowledge of any unpleasantness
between the two partners, and of
course entitled to no opinion as to their
differences Clearly Hoehn's mind was
frenzied on the fatal morning The
whole affair is deeply deplored.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13
ALARMED FOR OHIO.
st. Louis Republic. !

Ii the usual signs are worth any.
thing, the Democi attic prospect
for carrying Ohio next month is
far from being forlorn hope.
Democratic harmony all along
the line ia the first and strongest
sign and It is fraught with reasons
for hopefuness. The temporary
disgruntlement of q few leaders,
who were dissatisfied with the
nominations of the GAINESVILLE con.
vention. has disappeared. and from
all parts Of the State come reports
that Democrats are working unit.
eddy and zealously to achieve sue.
cess at the polls.
Fractional bitterness among Re.
publicans is not less pronounced
than II was in '97 following the
outcome of the Hanna. M c Kisson.
Bushnell fight oyer the Senator.
ship. Foraker, although he is
making speeches for the admins.
tration nominees. will not exert
himself to restrain the anger of
his friends, led by Kurtz, who be.
lieve that the recent vitriolic at.
tacks made by McKinlev's Chicago
organ were directly inspired by
Hanna.
Added to these helps to Demo.
cratic success are the antitrust
and anti.imperlalist feeling enter.
tanned bv Urge numbers of Re.
publican voters.
Looked At through the glass of
conservative estimate the chances
for the Democrats to overcome
the $4,000 plurality cast for Bush.
nell two years ago appear far from
visionary.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13
NEW DISCOVERY.
Cure for Morphine, Opium and Wits.
Ky Habits.

Drs. Horace Rivers and z. Fl.
Stewart, Of Paducah, have STUN.
bled upon sure and speedy cure
for the morphine, opium and whis.
ky habits, and their disco> ery will
no doubt add much to the credit
Of the medical profession. The
News says they made their dis.
cOvery last week while experi.
menting, and Immediately went TO
work 10 test the strength of their
newly found treatment. They have
had two patients, aud under their
treatment both have entirely re.
covered AID now hate the sight of
the opiates they we're formerly
victims of.
The treatment lasts from TWEEN.
~ four to thiriy.six hOurs, and
during the course Of this treat.
meni the patient Ia not gwen any
opiates at all. The treat ment and
all the details have been given 10
the medical profession of Paducah
and full description will shortly
be published In q medical Journal.
The discovery is a very valuable
one.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13
A Girl In a Barrel.

New Orleans Democrat Young
people take queer ways Of elop.
ing these days. The most UNIQUE
and daring elOpement on record
recently took place near Black.
well. o. L. Jennie Harris and
William Jacobs were very much
in love but she had a father who
was strongly opposed to the
match. He threatened to shoot
his daughters lover il he showed
himself on the place. One night
they planned coup. Miss Har.
ris was put In an air tight barrel
BY friendly servant and the bar.
rel was thrown into the river
back of the house. 1t flosted
down the river with its cargo of
human freight until near q bridge,
where the young man caught Ii
and rescued the girl. They we're
married by clergyman In wait.
ing. and left the country. Later
on the oll nan when ha- haerlR
OF the daring escapade, sent word
TOR them TO come home and re.
ceive the paternal blessings.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13
Big Bargains at H.
Buchanan's Closing
Sale.

"A Georgia editor witcs this: MANY
people in the country want to move to
town; many people in town
would like 20 live IN the country. Asa
ru,e, mans u fool when il is hot he
wants 1t cool when il is cool he wants
II not always wanting what it Is not !:
nufr pleased with what hes got as IL
rus, mans fool
its' BUCk sells Solid Silver Thin
bltS AT 10 cents for ladies You must
COME IN person, not send to get them at
thS great reduction, as they sell for soc
al ether places. only one TO each per
son
WISH Ia express my thanks TO the
m31utaCturcrs of Chamberlain Collie.
ChpCra and Diarrhoea Remedy, for
haytng put on the market such "A won
dTtul medicine, says w. w. Massin-
gill, of Beaumont, Texas. There are
maiy thousands of mothers whose chll-
drrs have been saved from attacks of
dytntry and cholera infantum who
mutt also feel thankful. 1t is for sale
10y Cowgirl and Cowgirl, Hickman, XIV.
and \. M. Shaw, State Line, Drug.
gs,k.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13

The Clinton people will vote on a
proposition to tax the city 81 900 year
for electric lights.
SECRETARY OF STATE FINLEY
has given the Brown ticket the
second place on the official ballot,
RELOCATING the Republicans to the
third column. The Democrats are
severely criticising Mr.. Finley's
action, which they say is without
precedent and is intended to draw
votes away from the regular Dem.
cratic ticket. f SO
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13
Buy your Carpets
and Mattings at ii.
Buchanan's Closing
Sale.

The number of men who fail on nc.
count of lack of courage is enormous.
says an exchange. The number who
would refuse to let go of u dollar if they
knew positively that il would bring
back two Is astonishing. Such men
merely exist, They don't live. They
never really amount To anything. The
men who win are the men who think
out the right course To pursue, and then
back up their convictions with their last
penny and their last ounce of energy.
The first goods that John Wanamaker
ever sold brought him $50. He deliver
ed his goods in wheolbarow. He col.
lectdd the $50 and went directly 20 "A
newspaper office and planked il down
for advertising space, Some men would
have spent 81 80 for dodgers and saved"
the rest.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13

general GOODS, SHOES CLOTHING FURNISH
INtS. ready and
tcntion to h excclen of stock
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13
Local and Personal.


Mrs Ella Hertweck went to Fulton
|uesday night
HI Shaw mas large line of Cloth.
w Call on him before buying
Mrs. j. o. Barnes and family are
whiting friends in Cairo, this week.
The President has decided upon
Thursday, Nov 30 as Thanks, living
Day.
MIR Henry Remley, after an alb
4nce NJ several weeks, has return ed To
The city
~ Fresh meats delivered to- any
hr' III ioWn 10y W. NJ. SHAW.
--hr A. Il Mitchell and family of
W. Sterling, Ky. have returned TO Full.
ton to live
ers Fresh Oysters served in any style
az tne new CITY Bakery
The Misses Faris will entertain the
saturday Afternoon Embroidery Club
Io'morrow afternoon
-Mr and Mrs Ernest King and Mrs
hariie Holcombe have returned home
from visit to the st Louis Fair.
--Gladys, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Ford, of Fulton. is re-
FTted dangerously i'll with typhoid
flyer
"a Cairo, Ill. firm is erecting "A large
warehouse opposite Hickman, on the
kissourl shore, expecting TO handle the
corn of that section.
bas' Rice d Naylor for best values IN
ladies fine Shoes
-Hon. Harry Norman is advertised
n speak at Montgomery School House.
f-night at O'Clock, in support of the
S'ate Democratic Ticket
-Thc funeral Of g + Hoehn will oc.
or 10 IN. to-day, from the residence
q Nr Il Case Religious service bv
kY w q Hefley Burial at City Gem
Fulton Leader: MIR. and Mrs. Lew.
3FF1elds left at noon for tour through
IT, West. They will spend the winter
n. Los Angeles, Cal. on account of i'll
balth of both.
- Good Calico for sac. at
BALTZER d DoDDS.
T. Mrs. Ida Holifield and little son. of
Tptonville,i Tenn, are in the city.
giests of her brother, G. NJ. Adams, en-
r'te home from visit To relatives in
tel trail Kentucky.
Mr.. John Mcclure and Mrs Jennie
"a dox. both of this county, Were mar.
- S..sY ,,odland Mills, Tuesday eve.
syixSs cstss week-- ffey are worthy
people and deserve every measure of
happiness and prosperity
IL Remember we are sole agents.
for the celebrated Wilson Heaters.
l. Il. ~ w, ) ELLISON.
Mr. san Luten, County Court.
Clerk, is the purchaser of the new gaso
line yacht, P,arl, built by Mr.. Smith,
the engine iuilder of Hickman, the.
price paid. as we hear, being $3.50 It.
Is pronounced by many To be the best
and most beautiful craft of its kind ev.
cr iloated on HE Mississippi
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13
WOlf.-AndersOn.

Last Friday afternoon at the
old homestead Of +. w. Keiser,
MIR. - Wolf, of Memphis. and
Miss Christine Anderson were
united in the holy bonds of matri.
mOny. Rev. A. g. Moore Officiat.
ing. The groom il, by trade, a
sign painter. and the young lady.
whose heart he has won is one of
Fulton cOunty's prettiest girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf will reside In
Memphis. We wish for this han.
py couple long and joyous jour.
ney through life. - Commercial
Courier.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13
BRYAN'S CAMPAIGN.
Times and Places Named.

The route to be tRs.en through
Kentucky by the special train
completed 10y the Democratic
campaign committee is as follows
As anticipated seventeen speech.
es will be made. six on the first
two days each and five on the
last day of the trip. Mr.. Bryan
will come into the State at Cairo,
on the night Of the 18th, and his
first speech, thirty minute one
will be made at Bardwell, Carlisle
county.
MONDAY, OCTOBER l6.
At Bardwell, ga. m.
At May field, 1915 a. m,
AT Benton, II IN.
AT Hopkinsville, $50 p. m.
AT Central City, Z p. m.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II.
At Frankfort, 81 IN.
AT Versailles. 1910 q. m.
At Lexington, 1850 a. IN.
AT Mt. Sterling, 2:I5 p. m.
AT Richmond, 4:l5 p. IN.
AT Stanford, $50 p. m.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER Is.
At HarrOdsburg, 9 a. m.
At ShelbyvllIe, Ii a. m.
AT Louisville 1920 D. m.
AT Sanders 8 p. m.
AT COvingtOn, s p. m.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13
NJ O tic e,

All persons indebted to Sanders d
Reeves by note or otherwise, as the pa
per comes due. are respectfully request
ed to came and settle the same with
Sept. 2i. r.. +. REEVES d co.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13

DIR. +. Y. MULLEN, the new
President of the Baptist Theolog.
ical Seminary at Louisville has en-.
tered upon his duties. DR.. w. II.
Whitsitt has gone to Europe,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1899-10-13
supreme Lodge h. OF 4.

Washington, ID, O., Oct, 1921, 1899.
one and one.thlrd fare on the certifi.
cate plan from all coupon stations of
the Mobile d. Ohio II. X.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-14

Sci Neu @ien ftar6 Serr
Sobann &erper i'm Qlter BON 70 Sab
rem infolge zines S9lasanfaIss. Sers
Iel6e mar am 20. MGr5 1920 3u Siiz
lem Bel Srisr in Der Rbeinpropins gez
boren uno erbielt 81 SauIe cine griinb>
ii9e, beutf9e 8iloung. Gr tpurbe am
IL. Sebruar 1916 nit Maria 8irb
gu @eli4btaig ebeli9 setraut unb sog
i'm Sabre 1852 nit ieiner Satin unb
feinen &inbern mad Qmerita uno fam
birett na9 Neu Wien, mo er ii9 auf
elmer groBen Surm etpa 5 Meilen DIts
lid bon Neu Wien nieoerlieb, auf pelz
der feline Satin Dor sfpei Sabrsn
ftarb uno pel@e Sarm beRen Sobn,
Der %albetannte unb gea9tete Serr 8ers
narb Serper beiibt. Reben bieIem
Sobne ii6erle6en be Gltern nod Serr
Sqtob &erper, 8eiiBer bes rii6mli9It
betannten Stores in Neu Wtsn, Qns
ton BON petersburg, Sa. unb Matbias
au 4Doea. Niuu. Der @~eritOrbsne
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-14
Gin lcbrrsi6er Glascfaa

purbe bieier Sage Dor &idter S'Sons
neil perbanbelt. Die Chicago 8reat
8eitern @iienbabn perlanst nGmli4
BON einem Nrbeiter Der entlaHen muir
be, Dab bieier einen Brief pteoerers
itatten Iolle, tpel9en er aus Der Office
Der 8abn mitnabm. lnb Die Sa6e
perbGlt ii9 pte folst: 8pr brei Wtpnaz
ten fam Elm Giienbabnurbeiter Hamens
s. Manipn bon gbicago mad Dubuque
unb als er BEL Der Gbicagp 9reat Wes
tern Giienbabn INN cine Steae na6z
iu9te, frug man i'm, BEL pel9er Sabn
er frgber gearbeitet babe. @r iagte:
,@uf Der Baltimore unb Ohio. Die
bieiigen 8abnleiter fragten oaraufbin
BEL Der 9. u. 3. 8abn an, oh Der
Mann empfeblenspertb lei unb pffens
bar antportete mar nt9t be~lobigeno
fir ben Mann, nel4er bon Der Gbiz
cogo 9reat Weitern 8dbn bdraufbin
entlaTen purbe. Der Mann Bat UNI
MufflGrung uno ppQte bas S9reiz
ben Der 9. II. 8. 8abn ieben, pel4es
man ibm bann aud rei4te. Der
Mann CAB ben grief ni4t mebr 5us
rid uno baber Die &lage, um fpel9s
es fip banbelt. Ri6ter S'Sonnea ent<
f6ieb Der Wann fDnne ben 8rief be-
balten unb benielben als 8epeismss
terial in ieiner &lage gu BADEN, ipelz
DIE er gegen bic 9. II. 3. 8abn gu fubs
rem beabii9tigt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-14
tifh) 1T empDrt iiber Die I6amlpIer

tif6) 1T empDrt iiber Die f9amloien
acknowledgement, Die pieberbolt ge9en
tatboliiden Sroensf9lpeItern erbobsn
perpen. Gs iagt: r@s pdre unmOgs
li4, bab in Der driitli9en Welt cine
gspDbnli4e MenidflaRe iol@sn 8ers
bGdtigungen unb8erldumonnsen aus
geIebt piirben, ipie es unseitraft 9es
I9iebt gegen Die Stbensf9peiterr,
tpel1e aus ben ebeliten unb reiniten
Motiben elm 2eben Der gntIagung unb
benz 9ienite bes Rdc9iten aneetreten
BADEN. Die @6renberlebung in Die
fem Sale lit 10 niebertrGGttg, 10 tbies
rti9 unperniinftig, baB mir annebmen
mDhten, tie tonne nur BON 2euten toms
bsi benen IS i'm S6eritiib9en bdppert."
Sepp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-14
Inn Sire Trau sic Iicbem 81 MAIDEN,
aebrau6en Sic 8arlano Ssfeu uno
Seeroe.
gu Omaha. Neb.,

feierte am peril. Sonntag Der SeutI9e
Central erein BON Nebrasta fein
Stiftungsfeit unb einen beuti9en Gag
BEL pel6er 8elegenbeit cine begeiiterte
@benb : 8eriammlung peranitaltet
purbe. Defamation unb 8prtrGge
pe9Ielten ab nit 8eIang unb Reben.
Seitrebner mar 9err Nic. 9onner BON
Subuque-beffen @nipra4e Donnerns
ben Ipplaus erntete.
Sci 9elesenbeit biefes 8eiu6es in
Omaha, batten mir bic G6re uno bic
Sreube einige Worte on ben ct. pes
ters @erein baielbit gu ri9ten. Wir
freuen uns ni9t penis gu cpnitatiren,
bab Die beuti9en Satbolifen, iopobl,
2aien ais prteiter, cine pabre 8egeiz
1terung fir bic beuti9e. tatbOlii9e
Sadie unb 3umal fir oas beuti9e, tas
tboliI9e 8ereinspeen an ben
Sag legten. @bre ibnen! Wir bans
fen fir bic pielen Sreunbli9feiten, bic
man uns periDnli4 bepieien bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-14
Ser berIfnrbcuc Serr SeupnlS 06lfcr.

iiber befIen Sob mir bereits in perfI.
Nummer bert9tet baben, mar aus benz
8apiI9en gebiirttg uno fam por et>
ma so Sabren mad amerita unb Suz
buque. Serielbe mar elm bieberer,
Ie6r gsa9teter, beuti9er &dtbolif Der
elm ppblperbrd9tes, langes 2eben bait
te unD feline 8inber gu brapen, tatbolis
I9en MGnnern beranSog. Seine Sat-
tin ging 9errn 8Dlter Dor etntgsn
Sabren i'm Sobe pDraus. Die Seerpts
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