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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1900-03-29
RIFTY-sIxTH CONGRESS.


washington. March 22-senate--Almost
the entire session was spent In the dis
cussion of the conference report upon
the Porto Rican appropriation bill. Tho
democratic senator's manifested dispo-
stion to criticise the restoration of the
house provision covering future col1ec-
tions of revenue. processing to find in
this action the desire to continue the
Dfngley tariff.
House--After spirited discussion, ex-
tending over three days. the Loud BIZ
recommitted to the COMMITTEES on post
offices by a vote Of 14s to &c. The ma
jority in favor Of the motion to recon,
NIT was so decisive that It is regarded
as unlikely that the measure will appear
again during me present congress Mr.:
Loud said after the vote was announced
far as he was concerned
Washington. March 23.-Senate-The SEN
ate adopted the conference report on the
Porto Rican relief bill by a vote of 35 to
No democrat voted for the report but
Mr.. Stewart voted with the republicans.
prscay as S 9 py M Tman Who aae
fierce attack upon the measure as agreed
upon In conference.
House--the house passed 142. private
pension bills Late in the day Mr.. Tai
bert raiseu the point of no quorum The
attendance was small at the time but a
,.arn quorum W., was finally secured however,
ence report on the Porto Rican relief bill
was presented and p. M. Saturday set
rs the time for voting on 1t.
Washington, March 24.-Senate--A bill
was passed authorizing the president to
appoint a commission to study and mako
full report upon the commercial and in
duetrial conditions of China and Japan,
and appropriating $4,000 for the payment
of the expenses of the commission. Mr..
Fairbanks then presented resolution ac-
cepting statue of Oliver p. Morton from,
he state of Indiana. Mr.. Fairbanks then
addressed the sera~ upon the resofi-
;icrfe, his eloquent tribute. to Gov. Nor.
ton being listened to Win close attension
by his colleagues a,iI by many auditors
In the galleries Among those in the ex-
ecutive gallery were Mrs Oliver p. Nor
ton. relict of the dead statesman. and
other relatives.
!'"use-The conference report on the
Pq:tp Ricanj relief bill was passed by a
vote Of 1856 to 81 A number of demo
Gratis voted for the report. The bill turns
over to the president over s20O0,O00 OF
customs receipts to be expended In Porto
Rico. A bill was passed appropriating
s0W0 for designs for Il suitable memorial
In Washington to Ulysses s. Grant, this
being the first step in movement to se-
| cure an arch Similar to the Arch of Tri-
umph In Paris. cof,iinemorating the Illus
| triOus soldier tesman. resolution
Wa, passed asking the secretary Of state
for Information or the ''op II door" The
house then uevn.rd itself to eulogies tc
| the late Representative Epcs. OF Virginia
Resolutions of rcsDrct and eulogy wei G
passed, and at 3:C5 y. m, as a further
mark of respect. t,i' hp,isp adjourned.
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SATURDAY.

Mrs. Mckinley has been confined
to her room for several days, but her
physician does not regard her case
as serious.
The miners scale in the Pittsburgh
district was signed, the men getting
an advance of 21.21 per cent. over
the present scale.
drawn from the senatorial race, leav-
ing clear field for the reelection
OF Senator Berry.
heavy rain and electrical storm
passed over Texas. At San Antonio
the precipitation in two hours time
was one and a half inches.
Lord Methuen is having daily skirm-
ishes with the Beers at Warrenton,
but has made no advance toward the
relief of Mafeking for six days.
No disturbance of any kind took
place at the first days examination
of Secretary of State Caleb Powers,
charged with aiding and abetting in
the assassination of William Goebel
at Frankfort, KY.
The situation in Porto Rico is be.
coming more serious daily. Hun.
dreds of people are OF the verge OF
starvation, and demonstration
against the delay of the United States
government are becoming frequent.
Bill Redman, a notorious outlaw
who i accused of numbering Mrs
Shoemaker In Kansas City, and sew
eral other murders, and who escaped
from the Rough Riders when recog
nized by a comra4e, has been arrested
in Manila. w
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New York, March 24.7Frank Erne
of Buffalo, successfully defended his
title of lightweight champion of the
world against Joe Cans, colored, OF
Baltimore, before the broadway Ath-
letic club. Erne did most of the heavy
fighting, displaying better judgment
and more skill than his opponent
Cans received his punishment gamely
until the 18th round, when his left
eye was started from its socket by a
terrific right-hand swing from the
Buffalo boy. Cans was helpless and
there was no alternative for the
referee but to award the decision to
Erne.
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Does cofree Agree with You ,

If not, drink Grain-O- made from
pure grains. A lady writes: "The
first time made Grain-O did not
like it but after using it for one week
nothing would induce me to go back
to coffee" 1t nourishes and feeds the
system. The children can drink it
freely with great benefit. 1t is the
strengthening substance of pure
grains, Get package today from
your grocer, follow the directions in
making it and you> will have a. deli
cious and healthful table beverage
for old and young, l5c. and %.
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To Admit Nicaragua.

Washington, March 26.--Mr. Sha-
froth, of Colorado, introduced reso-
luton into the house to. admit Mica
ragua into the union as state, the
purpose being to acquire the right to
construct the Nicaragua canal through
that country.
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No strike ON the Jersey Central.

New York, March 23.--There will be
no strike on the Jersey Central rail
road. The officials convinced the men
that their supposed grievances grew
out of q misunderstanding of new
rules, and the men were satisfied.
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THURSDAY.


A receiver has been appointed for the
publishing firm of d. Appleton &. Co.,
on the application of stockholtler.
Tom Jones. colored. is under arrest
at Garner, NC. charged with he muir
der of six colored people. afterward
firing the house.
Rr. Adm. Remey left Washington
for San Francisco en- route to Manila,
where he will take command of the
Asiatic station, relieving Rr. Adm.
Watson.
A number of leading citizens of
Kentucky have started movement
to try and reclaim the states lost rep
utation brought on by the present
state of affairs.
Agoncillo, Aguinaldo's envoy, who is
now in Paris, claims to have a tele-
gram announcing that the Filipino
general, Pava. had routed the Amer
leans near Cubat and taken the town.
Andrew Carnegie and H. c. Frick
have settled their difficulties and the
lawsuits have been ordered stopped.
A great iron and steel corporation has
been formed that will have q
capital of over 2O0,OOO,OO0.
The gold statue of "The American
Girl" which is to be exhibited at the
Paris exposition, was successfully cast
in New York city. Miss Maude Ad-
ans, the actress, was the model. 1t
is valued at $1s7,OOO.
Several deaths of suspicious ma
ture at San Francisco has set the
physicians to guessing whether they
were from the plague. British CO.
lumbia authorities have decided to
quarantine against vessels from San
Francisco.
! President Kruger, of The Transvaal,
has sent several more dispatches to
the British government, but their
contents are kept secret. 1t is be-
lieved that peace negotiations have
already begun, and that hostilities
have about ended.
Beckham has assured orders to vari-
GUS companies of the state guards
to report at Frankfort. KY, for the
purpose of guarding the courthouse
and Jail. during the trial of the sus-
poets Powers, Davis and Cotton. A
large assignment of guns and am
munitiOn were received and stored in
buildings adjacent to the Jail where
the suspects are confined. Sheriff
Satter Is swearing in large posse
of 125 special deputy sheriffs. All
will be armed.
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Copenhagen, March 2S.--A bill af-
fecting the sale of the Danish West
indies to the United States will b. In
trodnced in the Danish Rsssdad
next week.
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3. go. S-'W.
[RoYAL BLUE LINE.]
TIME TABLE.
NOVEMBER 18th, 1899,
Hillsboro-Oincinnsti.

y Trains marked run daily.
Trains marked run daily except Sunday.
Trains marked run Sunday only.
Sunday train st $40 .. M connects for Col.
umbus, Pittsburg. Chilliooths and Eastern
cities. ~, as7I
Sunday train, TBS p. M, connects for Cin-
cinnati Columbus and Pittsburg.
For 81. Louis. Chicago and al points West
and South. s7.46 Z. m. and 1870 D. m. For
Columbus. *7.l6 :. m s2:2O .. m. and ~l:i6
p m. For PittsburR, last s7;lS .. m. aud
s4:l6 p. m. For Greenfield, Ohillicothe and
Eastern cities, '7:AB .. m. and "4:16 pm.
Through tickets and baggage checks issued
TO al points In Ubited States, Canada and
Mexico. No Transfer st Cincinnati
Special Inducements to the West.
For detailed Information call on or address
]. e. Sands, Agent, Hillsboro, o.. or o. p. Nc
Carty. 0enl Pass. Aat., Cincinnati.
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A notorious Negro named Cotton Il
in Jail at Emporia, Va, and guarded
by company Of state troops from an
angry mob. Cotton confessed to kill
ing Justice of the Peace Sanders and
Mr.. .Welton at Shippers, Thursday.
He Implicated several others.
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THE WEEKS NEWS.
Interesting Events Tarsing Place
ThrouHhout the Country Given
In q Brief Form.
MONDAY.


In a Brief Form.
MONDAY.
The Stoughton academy, at Slough
ton, Wis, was entirely destroyed by
fire. The pecuniary loss was not
heavy.
Rev. DIR. Peter Stryker, pastor of
the First Reformed church. of AS
bury Park. n. j.. died i'm that city of
heart failure.
Samuel L. Clements Mark Twain),
with his wife, will soon return to
Hartford, Ct, and take up their per-
manent home there.
Mrs. Vesta Hogg. in a fit of jeal-
ousy. shot and killed Mrs. Clara Cur
ley in Vienna, III. Mrs. Hogg was ar
rested and placed in Jail.
Fire entirely destroyed the Clinton
Liberal institute building at Fort
Plains, n. V, entailing a loss S95,000
sonal effects.
John Perkins, freight brakeman
was shot and killed near Brookhaven,
Miss, by, Moses Angeline, tramp,
who was stealing ride. Angeline
is under arrest
Sealers returpipy from 81 Johns
N. F., report the catch so far this
season at 100000. This is an increase
over last year of nearly $4,000. and the
largest in 20 wears.
Tho ,o.d;,r l;,ne r,,,,f,o+,,rers of
tba south hove oo,nh;,.d ,,d u,;u
hereafter he known as tb,. Consoli-
dated Mine Co. If will control every
lime kiln south of Virginia.
ra,,a r,., ,,r,5 ., ,,... sh,.
IN, -, go. -, ,s
ia; :. p..,-,
C...L =. III -, h,, ,;5 49,, ii
..,.. ,,,,,,,,, ..,;s,
Two adjutan' generals of Ken
,ucky heiu conference an" agreeo
upon pan 10 a'oio 'he POSSIBILITY
oi ahy sor' VI ci"s" oe'"een 'ie
TWO pooies ol 'rooPs ho" !" FRANK
'oi''
One British ofhcer was klved ana
three others were wounded Dy Beers
on the Modder river near liloemfon.
TEN. W1thout an escort theN haa
gone nine miles from the BRUSH out
posts.
The Filipino rebels in Gen. Ioung's
district are becoming aggressive and
have made several night attacks on
the American troops garrisoning the
town of Namaga Pacan. Reinforce
nents have been sent there.
Fifty-fve stranded colonists and
shipwrecked seamen have been landed
at New York. They were from the
steamer Frames that went ashore
on Hog Sly reef in the Bahamas, and
the American schooner Hattie God
frey, which was lost on Pomano reef,
between Baracoa and Havana.
Inc state oahk at bradv' Nep.' was
roppea py burglars. lney piew open
the saIe ana secured @4''oo' Inc roo-
oers escaped.
The Porto klcan appropriation Dill
was passed py uhe mousse ana shortiy
a1ter"aru was sigheu ny the Pres''
dent making IL law.
One man was killed and five injured
by cave-in at Whitehall tunnel, on
the baltimore q Oho rallroad, ten
'nlies soutn OF rl,tsoursh'
LORD fooerts mas sent out MS cav
airy TO clear the enemy out OF the
rree state pefore ne VIII attempt TO
make an advance with the main
army
Gen. Ludlow Will return to the
United States and Gen. Lee will be
made military governor OF havana IN
addition to military governor OF Plnar
del MO province.
President Loubet, OF the French
republic, has pardoned Baron de
hristiani who assaulted him at the
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Living animals have been newly
discovered at a depth in the ocean of
two miles greater than any hitherto
reached.
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The government allows only. forty
five stars in the United States flag.
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FRIDAY.

FRIDAY.
Gen. Miles is inspecting the forti-
| fcations in Florida and will then sail
| for Cuba.
Col. Pluner has apparently retired
| to Crocodile Pools. and Afafeking
seems further off than ever from re-.
| lief.
The apparent submissive attitude of
| the Free S1aters is accepted by the
British with caution. They are turn
ing in only obsolete, inferior weapons.
Gen. Brady, of Alaska, says that
several plants are extracting gold
from the sands of the ocean off Cape
| Nome.
On Wooster's plantation, in Hous-
ton county, Texas, four. children of
John Borden were burned to death
in their residence.
The state department declined to
furnish congress with papers or make
any statement relative to the charges
made by ex-Consul Macrum.
Twenty-one cars of southern steel
have been been shipped from Birming-
| nam. Atd., 10 worcester. NldSS., COHl-
prising the first shipment to the
north.
A lone robber held up train on
the Kansas City, st. Joseph & Coun-
ell Bluffs road near Hamburg. la. He
! secured about 5000 and a gold watch
from the passengers.
| After three days discussion. the
house referred the Loud bill relatin !
| to second-class mail matter, to the
committee on post Offices by vote
of 14S to sc. This practically kills
| the measure.
The man who assassinated Robert
w. Gilchrist, the Chicago barber, sur
rendered to the Chicago police and
confessed. He would not give any
reason save that Gilchrist had done
| him grea, injury.
The trial of Secretary of State Caleb
Powers was begun in Judge Moore's
court, Frankfort. The court house
and Jail are guarded by a squad OF
extra police, deputy shcritfs and file
of soldiers. Everybody was excluded
| from the court room hut the attor-
neys. witnesses and the accused and
his relatives. Eph Lillarl. who was
with Senator Goebel when he was
shot was the first witness for the
| prosecution.
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The population of London increases
by 10000 year.
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Sus BEN ibrisen 0rubbsrsustbnm.

9onnepes, 6. Stt. Sin I6rsds
li1er 8orfaI bat fid seitern Ra9s
mittas in bieiiser SrtIdaft susstra=
gen. 9eeen balb 1 lbr fanb bic
Gbefrau bes in Der SBissritrabe MODS
nenben Steinsrubenarbeiters @oerssn
Mi1el ibren Gbemann in Der 8ii1e
in elmer 8lutla4e lieaenb, e~ntiselt
Dor. nadbem lie porseblid oenielber
erit Dor faum 8 Minuten perlaHen
bate, UNI in benz Sofraum ii6 gu
I9affen gu MAIDEN. 0as Ser5 beS
lnsliidliden mar nit einem Saidens
meifer burdbobrt, 70 bab Der SoS
raid eintreten muBte. Sb SelbIts
morb ober elm 8erbre6en borlisgt,
piro Die gerthtlide llnteriuduns err
seben. Wie mir pernommen, mar
8pergsn am 8ormittag ppr 8eri1t,
err tpegen elmer tleinen. S6ulbfors
berung feitenS zines Wirtbss aur
s3abluns unb ben Soften perurtbeilt
wuroe. Der unsliidli4e iunss Wann
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2msembmrsiides aus YeIsien.

Mrlon. 2m @benb bes z. Sftos
Der, gesen 10 ubr griffen Solbdten
bel Der &dIerne einen Gipiliiten an.
Sin Solbdt pertpunbete lebteren bur9
einen MeFeritid; auf bus 9ilferufen
oes 8eitohenen elite Yublifum berbet
unb balb fam es gu elmer aasemeinen
Sdldgerei. Gs beibt, elm Mdnn babe
einen 8dionettfti9 erbalten uno cine
SrGu lei i9per %mibbanbelt poroen.
Die Solbaten purben in bic &uferne
befoblen, iolen ii9 aber bort ni9t
berubigt buben. Gs beibt, Hepolperz
i6ife Ieien gefdllen unb Elm Subboz
ben aufgeriHen poroen. @m folgens
ben Sage erbielten bic Iusi9reitun>
gen, Die Sags porber Bel Der 8dierne
itdttsefunben bdtten, elm beoduerlt6es
Na6fpiel. Gegen bdlb 7 llbr rotte>
ten ii4 gegen 100 Hetruten auf Der
place 2eopolb 5uIammen, einiee nit
&niitteln betpaffnet, uno 5ogen in
aufgeregter Stimmung na9 Der 8ue
oes Gempurts, no ite inter S6ims
pfen uno Carmen an mebreren SGls
fern bic SenIter einparfsn. en- dns
oeren StraBen pieberbolten Itb bies
ielben @uftritte. Mebrere gipiliiten,
feds Sergeanten unb Elm Corporal
limb siemli9 i9per bertpunoet unb
muBten in's Soipital ge16afft tperz
ben. 9is 10 l1br @benbs berri6te in
Der Stabt bic grDbte Mufreeung. Der
4ppel tpuroe friiber als ionit pprgez
nommen uno Elm Yitet Militdr, Die
poli5et unb einige 9enbarmen Tteuten
bic Srbnung tpieber Der. Sn Der &dz
ierne iesten Die aufidiiigen Retruten
ods Stdnbaliren fort u. pdrfen ipie>
oerbplt bur9 bic Seniter nit Steiner
duf Die Wenge, bic ii6 UNI bic &dierne
angefammelt bate. Wdn mubte brei
Mal Qppel blafen lafen, ebe Iih bic
2eute ba3u bequemten, aus ben
Wannidaftsitu6en berunter gu toms
men. Die Splbaten linb infolge Der
Iusi6reitungen bon Spnntdg unb
Mpntus fir 8 Sage in Der &aIerne
coniignirt. Wie semelbst pirb, tper>
ben 8 SOloaten Dor Dem &risssratb
eri6einen; so biirfen bic &dIerne
ni4t perldfen. Sfftsiere beiu6tsn
bic bei9dbigten SGuIer. Cine alte
5ruu, pel9e trant 81 Bette lag unb
nit Stsinen bpmbarbirt ipurOe, lit
benz Sobe nabe.
Sn 2eglife serietben am perif.
Samstag @benb Selician Satpo unb
2uciun S6irp in Der Srunfenbeit in
Streit. SutOb ita9 babel Sbirp nit
einem Mefer tief in Die 8ruit. Sbirp
itarb am Mfontdg 46enb.
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Staat So ~ a
9nrh BEN 0onbrrnenr:
GimeYrotlamatiDn
fur cine 0encral @abl, absubaIten
am 9ienstas ben 6. Nubember
1900.

Sn @emdbbeit bes @sIeBes prptlds
mire unb made i9, 2eslte Or.
9 B q m, 9puperneur pes Stdates
Soma, betannt, baB bel elmer alges
meinen Wab! db5ubalten
am Sienstas mad bem eritsn Muntas
TN 0uucmber, A. D.. 1900.
bic na9folsenb genannten Nemter
bur4 Die Stimmenabsabe alsr Glsts
loren bes Staates unb iene Der pers
i6ieoenen, genannten OiItritte gu be-
feben iein perben, nGmli6:
Oas Mmt dls Wdblmann oes prds
iibenten unb @icezYrGiibentsn Der
Ser. Staaten gu beieBen bur9 bic
Wabl bon oreiaebn perIonsn, ie elmer
BON iebem Gongrebs0 iftritte unb apei
bonn seiammten Staate ais Iolfem;
Sas Imt oes Staatsietretdrs, bes
Stdutsz Iuoitprs, bes Stadtsi6dbs
meiiters unb Sberanpdlt;
Sds 4mt bes &i9ters i'm Sberges
ri4t ais Ra4folser CHARLES 8. @ran=
ger;
9as Imt oes @iienba6nsg commit
idrs als Ra6fplger Sapib S. Pdlmer.
9ei beiaeter 9enerdl>W abl tperben
Die Wablmdnner bes Stadtes eriu9t
iein, iiber Die f~plsenoen 5ragen abaus
itimmen:
/. Son es cine @erIammlung ses
ben, um Die Contribution bur6Suiebsn
unb gu amenoiren2
2. sou fol9enbes Imenbement CUR
Contribution an9enommen nerben9
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ments ipll ~abgebalten iperoen. am
eriten Oienstag na6 benz eriten Mons
tag i'm Nobember i'm Sabre elm Saus
ieno neunbunbert unb sfpei unb bars
na6 fouen GENERALIZATION ale 3pei
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elm Sauieno neunbunoert unb spsi
folleu erpGblt peroen: Elm @oupers
neur, elm lieutenant 9puperneur, Elm
StdatsIsfretGr, elm Stadts= 4ubitor,
elm General 4npalt, 3pei Ri9ter bes
Oberseridtes. bic Radfolger Der
Hibter bes 0iftrifts@ eri6tes beren
4mtss 5srmins am sinunbbrsibigiten
DECEMBER Elm SauIenb neunbunbert
uno 3pei ablaufen. StaatsIsnatprsn,
pelde ipnit i'm Sabre elm SouIenb
neunbunbsrt unb ems eripdblt perben
piirpen Ino Mitslieber bes Hsprdlens
tGntenbauies. Die MmtssS ermine be,
Hiater bes Sbergeri4tes. beren Sers
mine ionit in ungleiden Sabren abs
laufen niiroen, unb ale anperen
pGblbdrsn 9eamten in Staat,
Gpuntp unb Sopnfbip beren Imtss
Sermine IonIt in benz Sabre elm Sau=
Ieno neunbunbert uno ems a~uslaufen
piiroen uno Mitelieber Der 9eneruls
@Kembln beren Nahfolgsr font i'm
Sabre elm Sauisnb n~sunbunpsrt InS
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oSn4em6nrgil6es.
D~ereiniete Staten.

1tne b 8 m a n n Der
bpdtp. Batter @plbi9mit befinbet iid
befanntli4 auf elmer ausgeoebnteren
GuronazReiie. Wir entnsbmen bless
beaiisli9 benz .&atboliiden Wo4ens
blatt" bon Chicago:
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Gtabt ideinen auf ben boap. 9rn.
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genben publiairen mir bas uns bon
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ben bes fi9 iebt tpieoer auf Der 9eimz
rsiis bsfinbli9en bo9p. 9errn iiber
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tet pte folst:
.Was id felt meinsr Rinbbeit Sas
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Grfiiaung ~sesangen: i9 babe ben
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unb an benz bes fl. MoDiius.
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gum groben Sbeile 5u~frieben, aber
nidt gang; i6 bate in ben fat nelln
Saaen meines I~ufentbaltes in Der
etpisen Stabt mebr feben fDnnen unb
folen tpenn bic Sabrselesenbeiten
bort bener ndren, uno fpertl bic Tut<
f9er ni6t mebrere Sage, u~nfinnis
idmolenb. ngeiireift" bGtten, neil bic
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msbr in &nIprud nabmen. Sroboem
babe ih bort piel geieben unb audi
fat aIes seieben, mas i6 nirtlid
feben polte. Was mid am meiiten
freute, mar, bdb id Rom ni6t perlaiz
fen mubte, obne ben 81. Batter gu
feben.
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ner lntunft ipanbte i4 mid an apei
einfluBrei6e Stellen, um GinlaBtars
ten our peterss Stride fir ben folgens
ben Sonntag gu erbalten. Sin Idpe@
rer Stein mid bon meinem Sersen.
ala id na9 bansen Sasen ~ausgdnss
Der Wode bic erpiini6ten 8arten err
belt.
Der %. September lit Der Slang
punt meiner @uropareife. Cine Der
2arten getpdbrte mir @ormittags
Ginlab in bic ct. peterstir6e gu Der
Sffentliden Geier elmer Selisipres
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-10-30
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