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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-29

Black and navy kersy Jackets, a
special thing ut SD 90
Flee KerSy Jackets, silk lined high
CELLARS, as good as tie average $1,000
Jackets, special plice, $50
Handsome Kelsy .ackels sin black
and colors skinne satin lining, other
ask $3.50 cur phi but $1,000
Very stylish Jackets elegantly lined
and tailored at $500 to 2O.OO
AUtOmob lie Coats at i 3, 20, 20
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-29
Rainy Day and Waking
Skirts

New ores coming all the time an5
we can get enough Of them.
Prices, s., 3S, 500, 600, 100,
and 1000.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14
TINE TO BEGIN WORK.

I The suggestion OF The Republican that
/ the friends Of municipal government ef-
feet an organization Of some kind 10
further the good work and prepare a
I charter for submission TO the legislature
Is meeting with hearty response from
the friends OF better government in local
/ affairs. An evidence Of how the susges-
ton IS taken by the people Is shown
/ by the endorsement Of the Evening Bulle-
TN in which that paper says:
The proposal for prompt organiza-
ton of Honolulu citizens who favor a
municipal charter and the discussion of
measure to be put before the Iegisla-
ture should be acted upon Immediately.
he result OF the election from Hawaii
TO Niihau is solidly in favor of the es-
tablishment Of county ard municipal gov
ernments by the legislature which holds
its first session next February.
IT cannot be denied that an active op-
position TO a municipal act will be of
fered- But as regards the legislature
this opposition cannot be successful if the
Elen elected and the party having the ma
jority are true TO their pledges If they
fail in the fultillment OF this pledge they
need have no fear that legislative respon-
sibility will ever be thrust upon them
again.
The Bulletin believes that this party
pledge will DE carried out: that a charter
for Honolulu will be passed that the
only means of assuring a measure max
Ing for the best interests of the city is
immediate action on the part of the peo-
pie. First of all they should take care
that no charter shall be enacted that is |
the product of private office and back /
door politics. Such the charter will be |
If the people allow themselves TO put off |
concerted action from day to day. week
to week. month TO month. until the legis-
lature is in session and nothing has been
done"
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14
s.re no, tainted with such seal.

we're not tainted with such seals As
this
The hepubliezn has Il on the vsry heSs
authority that when Mr.. BALDWIN frS-
propo~ed % turn hsck info the treasury
s5e,sc OF rhe paid d-up stock b. was NO
seuriy ofspose.i By the next iarres- holder
of pai6-up stock Bzf Mr. BALDWIN ~
sliz-d that tbs deal of sbe land for such
a lsrre amount Of pzid-up stock was IN
jurio1s TO the company. sas not so<s'
morals snd was nos IN harmony with his
ideas os justice and honor There ars
Others associated with him xho uphold
his position and il l. practically certain
that his plan sor turning this stock hack
into the treasury viii prevail at the
meeting Of the company to Be held IN
the chamber of commerce rooms next
Tuesday
All honor to Mr. Baldwin. Would
that there were more men of his char
acter and sense of propriery in business
in Hawaii.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14
Kihei Again.
from the Iadependent.I

From the Independent
In reading over the names of the de
linquent shareholders of the Kihei com
pany We have been struck with the fact
that they come from every trade and
calling in these islands. Men and wo-
men. most of whom hoped TO increase
their means by subscribing for shares
in the company under consideration.
Their confidence was unlimited because
of the standing of the promoters in So
ciety. on the street and in the church.
The decision of the court in the Ka-
malo case should embolden the share
holders in the Ehei company to give
Messrs II. 7. Baldwin and l.. A. Thurs
ton day in court in order that the facts
in the promotion of Kihei may be aired
in court and published far and wide.
We understand that the assets of XII
hei. which were capitalized at $1,000. 900
consisted of two parcels of land assessed
for the purpose of taxation at about
$4,000. an outside price for which on
the market would possibly be $4,000.
The prospectus. as matter of course.
made the most OF this lara loca ion.
of obtaining water and cost
of development. including large mil
plant.
The promoters. owing to the largeness
of their gall ducts and the smallness of
their souls. decided to capitalize the
company for S3.O0OO0O. one-haIf of the
shares TO be paid up and the other
half "assessable.' The paid shares. 80
oo6 in number, of par value of $50
each. equal to S1,5OO.OOO the promoters
took. The assessable shares were given
to too confiding public. 10000 of them
upon which assessments up TO 81 per
cent have been called. The dear people
have paid $3.50 per share in assess
nents. a sum equal to 81 .275. 900. and
their shares are quoted on the stock
BOARD at $3.50 bid and so asked"
If there ever was a promotion of
stock company that should he reviewed
~ court. kihei is that one. We sin
'erely hope that thee are stockholders
n the company who will have the man.
iness TO take the directors Of that com.
'any into court AMI aid n So. eeZing tie
vater out of the shares in justice to
III concerned.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14

to the children for stteniinx school with
cEr disturbing in the least the general
system in teschinz- or placing THE tsaca-
ers under any iucenvrnienc~
PrsTio1s 30 = few mouths $50 there
was 4 school iocztr>i At Punaluu- from
which the teacher was uithiraEn BY the
s'ehool board ard against the vfsaes OF the
rsople. snd for which srtion 10 reason
wss ever given This pFocp-<sing greatly
insonyenieneed the peorle Of the place
and returned 10 benefit 70 the people %
th~ district IL Is Dow the intention OF
rke tosrd 20 ealerre the Hilea school by
removing the school building at punz-
izu 70 this place.
Now. IN tie name OF common sense
what does this mean: What Is the right
or advantage in doing soz Why not leave
the school huildinSs where they are and
lei the teachers Be placed in localities
facilitating attendance by the young chill
dren. instead of concentrating them in 4
few places.
Petitions have been Forwarded the board
- SlAAsAA-D-- tNEtN ElGFEtE
and asking an explanation. and in answer
TO which 10 reply has been received.
Now. the residents Of the district ear
neStly request the school boari 20 con
sider this matter and eOneede TO the
wishes Of the people II Is their wish
and desire that a division be made. and
the teachers located at Hilea be placed
in the following manner: That school
building BE erected at Honuapo and one
OF the Hilea teachers be placed there. and
another placed in the school ar Punaluu.
which has been vacant for some time.
This division of the teachers would great
ly add TO the number of children who at
tend school. IT would give an opportuni-
ty 70 the Younger children to attend and
remove the dangers and fatigues now ex-
perienced by the pupils who are attend
ing at present. HAWAIIAN.
kau, Hawaii. Nov. 10. 1900
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14
WEATHER YESTERDAY.

WEATHER YESTERDAY.
Nfan Ternrsrafur,.-1 o degrees.
niuiEu ara Tom Er-raEure-G3 fcEraes-
Maximum. r-mp-srs-ure-77. degrees.
Bao5rn.1,-r--l.s. IS ~ pm.
Haiufall-c-H1 Inches
Mean LeE PDiui f0r tLe Day-6I o.
Mean Relative HumidIsy-sT
WINDS.
North northeast. q too.
FORECAST ToE TODAY.
Ci0li.ug up r9- q storm
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14

III our morning blow-temporary wishes
to render us effective aid in securing leg
isiation for the full payment of the just
and equitable fire claims growing out
of the high-handed, arbitrary and Illegal
proceedings of the late Plsswe Board of
Health il viii run that spaee-dlliug por-
trait of DR.. {. r. Wood on few more
unnecessary occasions. This course may
Sweanyire Wood. but it viii materially
assist us in the effort which we propose
TO make to have the poor people who were
burned out Of house and home reimbursed
dollar fer dollar for the loss entasled upon
them by the iihrous-the Wood Board
Of Health.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14
ALL HONOR TO MIR. BALDWIN

The action of Mr.. II. p. Baldwin in
pushing through plan TO restore
100000 of the paid-up stock in Kihej
to the corporation treasury is much TO he
commended. Ii shows that that gentle
man still believes there is something else
IN this world than the gaining of wealth.
and that the rights of man are of more
Importance than the paltry consideration
OF the dollar. Mr. Baldwin has long
had most honorable name in Hawaii
He has stood before the people as tho
personiheation OF an honest and upright
business man. His wonderful charity.
despite the fact thar il has been prae-
uced upon the principle of not letting
the right hand know what the left hand
doeth. has been the subject of universal
commendation. His donation TO the
Territory of the Baldwin Home for Bows
at the leper settlement at Kalauusna is
4 monument 10 his public spirit and USE
fulness to the community.
The only wonder TO us at any time
since knowing Mr. Baldwin was how in
the world he was ever induced 10 enter
into any plan 10 place the land turned
over TO the kihei company for paid,up
stock to the enormous value of 81. 10000
When the fact that this land had been
turned over to the company for 81. 500
ov OF paid-up stock was brought to the
attention of this paper it SEEMED too in
Credible for belief A partial investira-
ton showed such state of Affairs that
We hesitated to expose the work for fear
Of the financial results upon the business
interests Of the entire Territory which
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14
G0MPL LAINT AGAINST The
SCHOOL FACILITIES IN KAU
To the Editor of The Republican :

10 the Editor of The Republican
Sir-A question pertaining to tn,
schools of kau. which has been agitatins
the minds of the people of the district
TOR some time, and TO which the majority
strongly object, has again been brought
vIvidly before the public by proposed
action of the school board
The district of kau. which covers a
territory about fifty miles long by twenty
wide, contains a population of about s.
900. and has but four public schools. one
situated at kamaoa. one at Waiohinu.
one at Hilea and one at Pahala. In the
hamaoa school there is one teacher. in
Naiohinu two teachers. in Hilea three
| teachers and in Pahala two teachers.
| Now this concentration of teachers is
the question or state of affairs objected to
by the people. They ask: Why is this :?
Why is it that the teachers are collected
together and the children are made TO
come great distances to receive instruc-
ton from those teachers. instead of the
teachers being spread among the people
% the district. in localities aifordins the
greatest opportunities for attendance. TO
the children of the district
This idea of concentrating the teachers
and compelling the children TO travel
long distances TO attend school is not in
accordance with reason or common sense.
and something which the people cannot
understand
1t is the duty of the board of education
to look after and to promote to the best
possible advantage the facilities for at |
tendance at school by the children of the |
various districts throughout the islands. /
but this idea is far from being carried |
OUT in kau. The distance from Kamaoa |
to Waiohinu is about six miles. from
Walohinu TO Hilea almost ten miles. and
from Hilea TO Pahala about six miles /
While between those places are interuedi- /
ale ones where the people are collected
and where many of the school children
i've For instance. between Waiohinu and /
Hilea are Naalehu and Honuapo. and be-
tween Hilea and fahala is Punaluu. At
each OF these places teacher should be
stationed. in order to give the young
children an opportunity to attend school.
There are many young children
throughout the district who should at
tend but who are unable to do So under
the existing system. the distance from
their homes 10 the school being too great.
Imagine little ones travelling almost FIVE
niles to school. over roads and trails
where grown person finds difficulty in
,oing. and at this same school perhans
wo or three teachers are occupied. some
Il them living in the same localities as
hese little ones. The children are eor,-
'elled 70 start from home very early in
rider 10 be in time for school. and in the
yening they arrive home very late. and
ired and 30 fatigued that they do not
vish 10 80 next day. and 50 become
verse TO attending school II on the wav
hey are overtaken by a storm or shower
hey are compelled either TO return home
nd lose the day. or continue on their
ray and remain all day in their wet
lothes, thus endanserins their lives.
Now school located at each Of the
laces above mentioned would eliminate /
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14

HONOLULU. Il. 7 Nov. Il, 1900.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14

COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC.
COUNTED FOR.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14

Entered at the Post Office at Hoao-
lulu. Il T, as second-class mail
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14

4 correspondent in kau. Hawaii. calls
attention TO a very serious condition of
affairs in relation to the schools of that
district II IS too much to ask children
10 trsmp four to six miles over rough
trails to Sttend school As our cores
pondent well points out the teachers
could be placed to much better advantage
for all If they were not 50 concentrated.
Make the schools Of convenient Access TO
the people.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14

If any newspaper or interested party
desires TO prove that the combination
against drummers still lives. Col J. C.
Baird. the United States attorney, will
be more than glad to assist in the proof.
This is right in his line.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14

The name of Dr j. II. Raymond has
been suggested for ;he position of presi-
dent OF the board Of health ard il is TO
be hoped for the good name OF the Terri
tory that he viii be appointed II the
old plague board had only been COM
posed of more men Of the stamp of Or.
Raymond and DIR. Cooper many of the
scandals connected with it would have
been avoided.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14

There are some medical men in Hawaii
who pose as great surgeons. but who.
by an appropriate law. should have their
clinic limited to the breakfast table and
their subject TO the porterhouse.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1900-11-14
CLAUS SPRECkELS. WM. G. IRWIN
Claus Spreckels I Co.,
Bankers.

San Francisco Agents = The Nevada
National Bank of San Francisco.
DRAW EXCHANGE ON
SAN FRANCISCO-Th Nevada Ma
tional Bank of San Francisco.
LONDON-Tbe Union Bank of Lon
don, Ltd.
NEW YORK-AL -rican EXCHANGE e
National Bank
CHICAGO = Merehants' National
Bank
PARIS-Credit Lyouuais.
BERLIN-Dresdner i<sak.
HONGKONG AND YOKOHAMA
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation.
NEW ZEALAND sND AUSTRIA
LIA-Bank of New Zealand.
VICTORIA AND VANCOUVER
Bank of British North America.
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS.
Deposits Received. Loans Made on
Approved Security. Commercial and
Travellers Credit Issued. Bills of Ex-
change Bought and Sold.
COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AC.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08
@rnC.

Wenn audi Elm tiefes We6 tire Seele
bur9Sudte, 10 bate grna bod bic
Na9ri6t BON benz Sobe hires 9erlobz
ten duBerlid rubig uufsenommen.
Th6oem Der 9ru6 cine u~ndbGnber.
!i6e Sbatia6e ~seporben mar, mubte
Grna iid fassn, bab Der Sob Sbepbalo
fir lie cine GrlDiuns aus peinliaen
uno oriidenoen 9erbGltnifen iei. Sic
tonnte benz Spbten elm Mnoenfen bon
2iebs b%epa6ren, fsinem 9iloe in ibrem
Ser5en cine bleibenoe StGtte eOnnen,
UNI ibn trauern, pbne ben bittern
Sdmers Der Gntiasuns 81 empfinben.
Wsrner linger madte fsin Sebl barr
Gus, oaB err iiber bieIe Sooesna6ri6t
erfreut mar, in leiner oerben riidIi6ts,
lrien WeiIe idgte er oas benz Iopotaz
ten 8rundu, Der nit benz 8iloe grna's
Die leBten @riiBe Sbepbalp's iibsrbra6t
Gotte. Subert tam nun otter in oas
Saus fingers, @rna bate ibn oarum
sebeten, lie tpnnte ni6t oft genus nit
linn iiber ben 9efoaenen Sreunb plauz
bern. @ber es crying i6m, pis es
Sbeobdlo ergangen mar, er tonnte Der
idOnen gefaHii6tigen Mutter grna's
nidt icbmei1eln uno besbalb lire
8unit ni6t aepinnen. Sas peritano
Der Hittmetiter b. 8ernbprf better, Der
f6on na9 einigen Sasen NIT Ieinem
Hegiment in Die Staot einriidte unc
audi iofort ieinen 9eIut i'm SauIe
fingers madte. S6On in Der erIten
Stunpe bate er Der Sfrau 10 piele
Compliments seiagt baB tie CANA entz
siidt bon ibm ipar, unb audi Grna
bDrte ieinem 8eplauber gerne al, er
mar nidt 10 eruit uno nii6tern, pie
Der @opotat. Der lie INNER empfinoen
lieB, oab hire llntreue ben unaliidliz
den in Den Sob setrieben bate, er gina
leidtsr barber binpeg, feline MnI&au~
ung, bah Der Sob auf benz S9laatz
Ielce Sploatenloos lei, sefiel ibr better.
sic pubts ia lelbit BAN iie ssfeblt 9ats
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08

ts, ober lie reftfertigte ii9 pamit, pdb
lie cdSu ssStpunsen tporoen lei, uno
lie polte u audi ni6t bon 4noeren
oardn erinnert iein.
Der HittmeiiteT lpubte portreffli&
gu ersdblen, ine'beitere 2aune psrlieb
i'm ME, er mar INNER slei6 liebenss
piiroig gallant uno aufmertiam uno
Der Tame Sbepbalo's fam, na6bem
nieies Sbema erOrtert tporben mar,
ni6t pieoer iiber feline 2ippen. gr
mar nun audi elm tdgli9er 9ait i'm
Sauie Fingers, er puroe iogar our
5afsl eslabeu. cine Gbre, beren 9ubert
iif niht riibmen tonnte. 9ubert, Der
nun audi otter nit Dem Rittmeiiter auz
Zimmerman bemertte oas ales, er ere
innerte i'm an ibre lnterrebuns in
Mieb, uno 8ernborf CAB nun 81, oaB
er Die @biidt bese. um 9erS uno Sano
Grna's gu iperben.
9laes oas mar pas Wert tpeniger
Sage sstpeIen, aber Mdpame unser
nit ibrem i9arf beuba6tenben Slid
pubte ieBt f9pn gdnS 9endu, mas Die
ipdteren Sage bringen muBten. sic
empfins ben Ibpptaten INNER tiibler
unD auriidbaltenper, tie ippttete iiber
iein ernites, geiebtes Weien, iiber feline
r~aitlpie SbGtigteit, bic er ~entfalten
mubte, I'm Die friibere, bliibenbe pras
ris pieoerSuerbalten. oann 5og lie 8erz
alei6e Spiideu ibm uno benz Hittmeiz
tier, bic ben lebteren in bas giinitigite
Si6t i%tslten. limb es mar ni9t manz
der Sag peritri4sn, als Der &ittmeis
tier IiG zines 9ormittags nit Mabame
finger alein lab unb bieie @elesenbeit
benubte, INN ibr inter ben liebenspiir=
biaIten Irtistsiten bic @erIi9erung gu
geben, baB es iein beiBeiter Muni@
lei, grnG als feline Satin beimfiibren
Su bitten. sic mar 1oslei9 bereit,
linn ibren miitterli6sn 8eiitanb suau=
iagen. gr tiiBte ibr nit einem bants
barren Bid bic Sanb unb beoausrte
ieufSenb, baB bieie Sanb ni9t mebr
frei lei. unb babel lieB sr osutlid
r~urdb!iten, baB er bic prG9tig er,
6.iihte 9lume Der 8nospe porSis6en
niiroe. Sir iolde S9mei6eleien mar
Die ffDne Srau iebr empfdnsli9, Serr
bon Sernoorf bate Bel tbr bds Spiel
SGon seppnnen. Seine Seiprsnib, bab
Grua hem einitigen 8erlobten allSuiebr
naGtrduern perbe, pies iie ais unbes
sriinSet suriid. iie Bat i'm, ii6 iolanss
gu seculoen, Bis lie nit ibrem 8emabl
iiber bic 4nselegenbeit sereoet babe,
sebe er ebenfals feline 3uitimmuns,
MORAN lie nidt Speifle, bann tpsrbs
Grua ielbit sesen oieie @erlobung
ni6t5 einpenoen. Mit pieiem SroIt
ertiernte Der Mittmsiiter 1i6, na6bem
er np6mals leinen Oant ~dus9eIpro,
den bate, uno Maoame lnger Der.
fiiete ii9 obns 0erSus in bas &aud.
simmer hires @emabls, baS au betreter
lie III in bringenoen Sdlen iih ent.
l6lieRcn tonnte. sic itubte audi iebt
als lie bic oi6ten Mau6wolfen lab
pelGe bic torpulente 9eItalt ibres@at
ten ME nit einem Hebelialeier um
hiilten, aber na4 einisem .3Dsern ira
lie enti8lohen elm, bic Sa6s mutt
run 10 raid pie mOgli9 gum Mbf6luI
sebro9t perben.
.Ha, mas fibrt Iin benn hierhsro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08

fragte er ironii9, als tie einen SeiIel
an ben S6reibtii6 roate, Dor benz er
lab, -pieoer cine 9elo< uno Soilettsns
frage2"
DIE ptrb IpGter audi ippbl toms
men,, erpioerte lie, ibre innere grres
gung sepaltiam be5pingenb. nSerr
Baron bon 9ernborf bate porbtn cine
pertrauli6e unterrebung nit mir"
Der Hittmeiftsr", iaste llnser
glei6giiltis. vWia ppbl elm Oarlebn
baben pis? 0a mub ib ~beoauern, auf
iOl9e Sei9Gfte lafie i9 MIDI ni4t ein."
.2lber es lit ia aud feline Rebe oaz
BON, e~ntsesnete lie, .er min I'm bic
9anb unierer So9ter anbalten."
.Dabri9einlt9, neil er tisf in
S6uloen iiBt uno cine rei9e Mitsift
linn erpiini4t tpGre", iaste unger
miirriI1.
v8itte, penn pies Sein einsigss Be-
oenten lit, 10 piro bas raid sebobsn
ietn. 9ernbprf lit Sreibsrr unb Diff
sier, er mirb binnen Surgeon Major
iein, dlio in ieoer SiniiGt fir uniere
Spdter cine gldnSenoe partbie, auf bic
mir itOl5 iein piirfsn. 5rau garOnin
BON 9eruoorf tlingt bod au9 niht
libel, Werner, fir iol9en Sitel fanu
man i9on elm Spfer bringen. limb
mas fino einise Suuienb 5baler fir
uns2"
uRi9ts!!" erpiberte llnser, nit bodz
miitbiser Miene bas Saupt 5uriidpers
fent. yWenn i6 in bieier Stunbe
6uroerttauienD Sbaler perlDrs. piirbe
t6 mir audi fem sraues Saar barum
rpahien laHen."
nSds pGre i~iberbdupt unmDgli6!1
laGte lie.
FRA, ma, es pd9ft bd pbsn INNER
mod etpas", fubr er fort, inpem er nit
bet Sano iiber fein fables Saupt ftri9,
ubunberttauieno Sbalsr iinb fir midi
Elm pappenittel."
$50 sieb Dem Hittmsiiter nur bic
SGlfte oapon, uno Ou md6it ni6t nur
spei Meni6en gliidli9, @rna pirS
Gu9 eI1e doellse Sdme."
Dummies 3eus!"
.Sber nilit Su Define Sohter lies
Der benz 4opptaten 9runau eeben?"
Sat Der audi einsn @ntrda aes
madt?"
uRein, aber i9 bin felt iiberseuat.
bah es nd6itens seI9sben pirb.S
Dummies 3eug, er Iours bleiben
ldfen", polterte unser, .if fann i'm
idcn besbalb nibt ausiteben, neil &c
uns ben @orpurf ssma6t bat, mir
bdtten ben iungen Weimar in ben Sob
setrieben. 4m gnbs baben mir aud
nod ieinen 8ater in's 3u9tbaus aes
braht."
.Nlio limb mir iibsr bieIen 0unfi
einis", iagte lie nit elmer Sanbbepes
grng, als OBJ lie ben M~bpotaten fir i'm.
mer BEL Settle i1isben noble, ,,iibrioena
tonnsn mir Der unannebmlihteit, Der
Intrag 9runau's ablebnen All miiNsn
nnr bur6 bic @erlobuns Grna's boz,
beasen."
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-05-08

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