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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

Rev DIR. Ialmage says OF the great
Mammoth Cave in Kentucky:
"Years ago, with lanterns and
torches / went down in Mammoth
Cave. You may walk fourteen miles
and see no sunlight 1t is a stupen-
dous place In some places the roof
Of the cave is 100 feet high. The
grottoes are died with wlerd echoes,
cascades falling from invisible hight
to invisible depth. Stalagmites ris-
ing from the floor OF the cave stalac-
I tes descending from the roof OF the
cave, join ng each other and making
pillars OF the Almighty's sculpturing.
There are rosettes OF amethysts In
ha Is OF gypsum. As the guide car
ries his lantern ahead Of you the
shadows have an appearance super
natural and spectral Sit here the
guide said, and then he takes bis
lantern and goes down under the
rocks, and IL gets GarKer and darker,
until the night is so thick that the
hand an inch from the eve is unob-
servable, and then by the kindling or
one the lanterns and placing 10 10
a cleft OF rock. there is a reflection
cast on the dome OF the cave, and
there are stars consultations brill
liant night heavens-and you would
iny0.untariiy exslalm: Beantlfuli
Beautifulr
"Then he takes the lantern down
into athcr depths o. the cavern and
wanfers on until be comes up from
behind the rocks gradua IL, and it
seems like the dawn OF the morning,
ard it gets brighter aud brighter.
The guide is a skilled ventrilo uist
and he initiates the voices Of The
morning, and soon the gloom is al
gone, and you stand congiatulatlng
yourself over the wonderful spec
taclc.n
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

and says a few words 10 each Of the
most trivial nature, all, however
very civil and cordial in manner and
expression. When this little cere-
mony IS over the Duchess Of Kents
whist table is arranged and then the
round table is marchaled, Melbourne
invariably sitting on the left hand Of
the Queen and remains there with
out moving until the evening is at
az end.
At about 1880 she goes TO bed, or
whenever the Duchess has played her
usual number OF rubbers and the
band has performed all the pieces on
its list for the night This IS the
whole history of her daY She orders
and regulates every deta J herself. she
knows where everybody Is lodged in
the castle, settles about the riding q
driving, aad enters every particular
with minute attention.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

A writer named Robinson 10 the
Nineteenth Century, brings forward
a quite plausible explanation Of the
tact that, while most OF the animal
creation appear TO swim By intuition
man is almost alone in requiring pre-
ylous training to enable him 70 keep
his head above water. He says it IS
merely q matter Of heredity, and due
to our descent from races who were
cave aud rock dwellers and rock and
tree climbers This theory does not
necessarily imply Darwinlsm, OF 20 50
far as 70 demand the belief that man
is but highly revised edition Of some
anthrOp0id ape. Ile suggests that
almost an mammiferous animals
when conscious Of danger, use in
stictively the means given them Tor
flight and esca e, which involve
precl, sly the motions best calculated
to keep them aaoat in water. The
hereditary instinct OF the man. how
ever, is unfortunately he says, 70
climb out Of the danger Hence, I'M
less he has a natatOry education, he
throws his arms at once above his
head, thus increasing the weight up
on the latter, which Of course, goes
then under water.
Thus the struggles Of tn untaugnl
human being tend tohis own destruc-
ti0n, as is well known to be the case.
1t may be added that admitting
this view, we bar ourselves from any
inputatlOn OF a batrachiaa element
in our ancestry. Had there fort
unately been such, we ought to have
found ourselves swimming instinc
lively, when plunged into deel
waters. Nevertheless, In any case
the frog has clearly been our precep
tor. or rather our cxamplar in thi
useful art, for man swims greatly lik'
a frog, and by no means Ike
duck" or like a fish as SC Offer
tritely phrased.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

A Kentucky Oiiice-seeker in Wash
ingtOn who had an idea that he was
a distinguished and prominent citl-
zen, when he first came, had hung
around and been disappointed until
he was in the last stages. Then he
thought OF home and how to get
there and away he went after Col.
. passenger agent Of - -
Railroad.
Il say, Colonel he said persua-
siyelY, II want 70 90 home.
''Why don't you g0?n
'GOt no money. Can't you give
me a pass?"
The Colonel stifienel his spine
1--WE give passes to nobody" he le-
piled firmly.
The face OF the despalring disap-
pointee showed a faint smile Of hui
mility.
"Well. Colonel" he pleaded, give
me one; Pm nobody" and the Colonel
lent him a special for week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

Walter French has a curious relic
Of the war 1t Is a watch with bull
let firmly imbcdded In one side OF tho
case. The watch belongs to Captain
McGunnigle, who was a member Of
the Ninth Massachusetts, Infantry
Volunteers, and now lives 10 East
Boston. In 1864, at the battle o.
Laurel Hin, during the battles Of the
Wilderness, Captain McGunnigle was
carrying the watch 10 his breast
pocket. when be was struck by bull
let The bullet could not penetrate
the watch ana his life was saved.
When the watch was shown 70 Gov
ernor O'Farrell OF Virginia he be-
came interested At once, and told
how, during the war. he was carrying
an old fashioned dagueue0typc Of his
sweetheart ia his pocket, and a bullet
struck 10 and glanced OF. saving his
life. 1t was the picture Of a Balti-
more girl. but the end OF the romance
was ont Of the ordinary run. When
the war ended aud 0FarrcA looked
her up he found her married tu an-
other man, and thus she lost tha
chlnce OF becoming the wife Of the
Governor Of Virginia -boston ADJ
vcrtiscr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16
LEE AT WINDSOR. Isss.

Rather Monotonous and Very Ceremonious
Existence OF the Queen.
The life which the Queen leads is
this: She gets up soon after o'clock,
breakfasts IN her own room and is
employed the whole morning 10 trans
acting business; she reads all the
dispatches and has every matter Of
interest and Importance 10 every de-
partment laid before her, says Gre
ville's Journal. At III or II Mel
bourne comes TO her and STAYS an
hour. more or less, according to the
business he may have TO transact
At 2 she ride with large suite (and
she likes TO have it numerOus) Mel
bourne always rides on her left hand
and the eQuerry- -'n-waiting generally
on her right: she rides for two hours
along the road and the creator part
Of the time at fun gallop After rid
ing she amuses herself the rest OF the
aftern0 n with music and singing,
playing, romping with children, IN
there are any in the castle land she is
so fond Of them that she generally
contriyes to have some there, OF In
any other way she fancies.
The hour Of dinner is nOminally
1880 o'clock, soon after which time
the guests assemble. but she seldom
appears TIN near s The lord-in-
waiting cones into the drawing room
and instructs each gentleman which
lady he Is to take to dinner When
the guests are ali assembled the
Queen comes in. preceded BY the
gentlemen OF her household, and fol-
lowed by the Duchess Of kentand all
her ladies; she speaks to each lady.
h0ws TO the men and goes immedi-
ately into the dining-r0Om. She gen.
orally takes the arm 0f the man Of
the highest rank. hut on this 0cca-
sion she went in with M7. Stephen
son. the American Minister Though
he has no rank,) which was very
wisely done
Melbourne Invariably sits on her
left, no matter who may be there
she remains at table the usual time,
but does not safer tfe men TO sit too
long after her and we were sum
moned to coffee in less than quarter
Of an hour In the drawing room
she never sits down ull The met
make their appearance Coffee is
Fcrsed 70 them 10 the adioinine
soom. and then they 90 into tbs
dIawing-r0om, when she goes -9uno
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16
JEWELS HIDDEN LONG AGO.
OiG- Fashioned yaluabies Recently Pound In
Wen IN Mississippi

ole Fashioned Falnabies Recently Found in
Wen IN Mississippi
What has been known for half a
century as the old Freeland resi-
dcnce six miles from Jackson, Mss,
was recently torn down after having
been a ruin for many years says a
correspondent OF the Philadelphia
Times Beneath il was discovered
what had teen on old curhed well,
and on clearing this out there was
brought up a small steel casket
containing several articles Of old
fashioned lewclry These numbered
among them a watch OF the sbFle
worn during lhe last part Of
the last century and a comb
such as was affected by ladies
OF continental time. These were
set with large pearls, which must
have been valuable, but which are
ruined by the action Of the water.
A tiara OF small diamonds holc the
device OF sDH ia small German char
actels. but beyond this there is no
clew as 20 the owner Of the jewels.
1ND idlAllF W MAlM AhM hNh'N ~
longed has long been extinct and the
place for some years until recently
has been inhabited bY negroes Some
of the older citizens remember that
this mansion replaced another far
hands0mer, which was destroyed by
Ore and which was one OF the Oldest
places in the State At the time OF
the war the house was rented TO q
poor family named Lucey, who would
hardly have possessed such Jewels, 81
their presence in the well can scarce
liz lie accounted for on the theory
that they were hidden there f0i
safety The present value OF the ar
ticles is not more than siO0, bul
when new they must have been wOrtf
something over 81. O00, according e
the value OF q local ieweler Thel
are now N the possession OF the gen
tleman who owns the land on which
she old place stood. The watch d
curious for its antique workmanship
though most OF the works have beer
eaten away By rust
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

David S Parseley, a farmer living
at Hernwood, second district Of Bal
timore County, has a beg which had
a long fast On October g last
when Mr. Parseley's hog came up to
the pen at night one weighing about
25O pounds was missed. Mr. Parse
lev supposed that IL had been stolen.
On December u, forty-slx days after
ward, he was cutting some timber in
his woods, when he found the miss
ing hog lying under a tree which had
fallen down aud caught IL under
one Of the limls. Mr. Parseley car
ried it home in his arms, ana it is
now doing we'll 1t is supposed the
hog was caught under the tree Octo-
Der q and that It had nothing to eat
from that time until December - -
Baltimore Sun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16
Lac cAeIN on TAE GAM.

lonely. you say with mighty arch
OF sky so rfaudiy heudiugt
BY bright hnod clouds aud giiiteriug stars
A fcudt message seudinst
Jurife44 when cut Of crimson cloud
be sunrise yours It's glory,
1luiu alter morn rfpaatilc we'll
Aullra cheerful ..orsf
fsa. elt es ben nis Nitii uul5eie3s iosr,
From fields Of herbs aud fon0rs
Sweet odola iu ner autle daTk
Hears 10 els cot oi ulrsf
Like iaIutrsf aounos ai tIsiari seas.
Pounding some castle hoagy
We hear ha great world r0ar and fret
Ana trace her chaisoinl story
A. fer away hiie cleaning sail.
Timing q bend 0i riYer
a noble asad With ladltni dash
Makes eterl Ael risfring quifer.
S. thankful we've lha kindly stars
rpluc he blue with beauty.
We look ana breathe The ferreni wish
That dll may DO their duty
-EosiQu Tauacupt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

The Judge and the Colonel entered
a hall OF Bacchus and ranged up along
the counter
What viii you have, Colonels"
asked the Judge
Nothing, Judge, thanks re-
sp0nded the Colonel.
The barkee er set out a bottle and
each gentleman filed bis glass to the
brim, bowed, poured IL down and
walked out
Great scot. gasped a stranger.
what do they mean by saying they'll
have nothing and then take a bath
like that"
'Oh, reIlied the harkeeper. with
a shrug OF Indifference, "they call a
drink like that nothing
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

care you fond Of szatings" asked
the girl who was trying 20 te cuier-
tanning.
'No. replied the man who kicks
a .0ut household exf enses
"You miss a great deal OF fun.
Perhaps But when I think OF
how much ice is going to cost next
summer skating seems like sdcrnege p
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16
rolnts ror Tralnea Nurses.

At the training schools for nurses
no applicants are accepted who are
under twentY-one years OF age or over
thirty-ave. twenty-five is tho preferred
age When application is made by let
ter it must be addressed to the super
intendent OF the school. In reply
she win receive a circular stating
that a personal interview isdesirable.
IL that Is impossible the applicant
should write again, saying so aud
asking for an application blank.
This blank must be dlled out in the
applicants own handwriting and
returned to the superintendent,
together " tha physicians certificate
OF health. a letter from a clergyman
aud the addresses Of three women,
not relatives, who have known the
applicant for seveIl years These
applications are fled, and when a
vacancy occurs the most desirable
applicant IS selected 10y the president
and IS taken for a month on trial.
During this month of probation, she
will. at most an the training schools,
receive her board and lodging AT
the end Of a month she may be &C
cepted or re ected as a pupil nurse,
and the decision is final Ladies'
Home Journal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

II HAVE eaten 50 much turkey Of
late. a man said 70 day, that ( feel
as though I could sing the gobbio
song.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

Little Girl-Mamma If del
would te kept on ice.
Mamma-lerhaps
Little Girl-And could I have
lemon ice IL I wanted IL mammal
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

TIE man who smells OF an old pipe
Is a nuisance. but ne IS not 50 bad as
the man who smells OF cigarettes
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

WIDOWS are not as romantic as
they seem.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1901-04-16

For a quart I take the juice Of
three lemons. using the rind Of oac
OF them. I am careful TO peel the
rind very thin. getting Just tho vel.
low outside; this I cut into pieces
and put with the juice and p1Wdefeal
sugar, of which I use two ounces e.
The uart IN q Jug or Jar with 81
cover. When the wafer is just at
tie tea point pour 10 over the lemon
and sugar. cover at once and ict %
get cold. Try this once aud yon Will
never make it anr other Wag.
No NAS who whistles where people
are at work has a right 60 complain
of g crying baby 20 church
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30
Die MIbelbannler Der Staatrn Soma,
@isruufiu uno Winnelnta

BADEN einen 8erbanb gum S6ube unb
our SDroerung ibrer SntereIIen. Die
8ertreter Oesielben tagten perfl. @o9e
bier in Dubuque. Inter ben elben
ipdren:
s.. 81. @obrel unD g. SO. g6riIfn,
8ertreter Der Qnberipn &c @inter
Wtfg. So. BON Clinton.
SEQ. 81. Sapis BON Der Stpne. &:
9abis 5uriture Co., 9ranb Rapibs.
%. 6. PeterIon bon Der &nOitman
& 8eterion Suriture 60, BON Sa=
penpprt.
6. 9. 0uit BON Der Union Surniz
ture g., burlington.
q. 4nberiun, Clinton, Satpfepe
Srrniture Co., Burlington.
Die Sen Gitp Furniture Gpmpant
unb bic Dubuque gabinet Maters
4Koctutipn bon Dubuque iparsu psry
treten bur6 bic Serren Stueber uni
Sermann.
Die 8eamten bes 9er6anoes iino:
grGiioent-S. q. 9ubrsl, Clinton
SetretGr - 8. %. &npitman, 9a:
benport.
S4abmeiiter - 6. 3. Quit, BUR.
lington.
8erDaltungsrutb - %. 6. peter.
ion, Davenport, 9%prIibenber; 6. 81
Auid, $. q. Gbriitp, 6. $. gbitten.
ben, +. %. Stueber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30
RabfIangc sur Paaiums Jeier

ftnoen mir in tatbplii6en De4ielbldte
tern pie fplgt. Der u@yceliior"
i6reibt:
Sober blamtrt itd 70 gut er fann."
Nab bieiem Mpttp perIudten Bel Der
Subuquer Paaiumsfeier GENTLE bpbe
Serren in tattIpieiter @eiie, ben
rGabenslpismus" uno ben @aibs
tngtoner ,llniperittdtsz Stanoul" (gez
meint mar bic NbieBung Migr.
8eane's) - bas nbloobD ibirt" Der
Observation-Disclosures aus Der Rumz
peltammer berporsubolen.
Gr3biidpf Srelanb bat in ietner
,YrsOist" Bel Der Yauiumsfeier in
Dubuque ipieber einmal pes 2angen
unb 9reiten betpnt, baB bic america
niiden 8atbpltten quite 9utriOten iein
ipnen. SIT es pirtli9 BON RDtben,
oaB oteS INNER uno INNER tpieoer be-
tont pirb? llebereifrige 8epunperer
oes boben Serren BADEN i'm nit benz
FL. Baulus persli6en. (?D Die Brez
bigten unb SenbI6reiben bes 8Dls
erzgpoitels berbreitsten it6 aber iiber
unoere, pi6ttgere Stuse, als bic 9as
te%rlanbsliebe. = vNmerifa". Gin eez
bprensr Qmeritansr, 9ii6of Spalpins
bpn Pepria, Sa., betam bic rpatriotiz
ide" Sarangue 10 iatt, oaB er BEL benz
na6fpl9enben 8antett lie unb ibress
eIeiden in iartaitii6en Dprten als
bette Mittel yfeterte", ben 2euten ben
Batrtptismlls pollenbs au pereteln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30
&Iet~nereWa@rtdDten aus etapi
ano Mutee8eno.

- Sn Der 81. @eilt : Stride muir
ben bonn bohtp. Batter 81. 8Dbina ebez
li6 getruut: 9err Sp6ann Sentels
unb SRI. CLARA 2o9ner. 8eibe 9rauts
leufe iinb beitens betannt unb aIges
a6tet.
Der Guardian bes Serrn Seins
rid 9tuebrdnb bat &Iage segen ben
Srpen Der 81. 8. II. SO. eebra6t. Der
Srben ipeigert ii6 bic $4,000 8erIiGe=
runs gu be5ablen, neil Serr 9iGe=
branb Salopntseper mar.
s.. g. Granbsn. peutIder Mbpotai
unb Notar. 3tmmer 413 SffieesGes
b6ube. 8. unb MainsS trdhe.
- Ha6 elmer gurDpareiie bon iibsr
einem Sabre, lit Or. 4l. 8lodlingsr
auridsetebrt. 9erielbe bat 9euti1=
Lamb, 5rantrei6, England uno Srlano
bereiit.
- !Serr Jerbinanb Sbple bon pss
~tersburg unb SRI. gliiabetb aronlaee
BON SDerspille purben berfl. Wo9e
in Der ct. 5ran3istusz Stride borts
ielbft ebelid setraut. OessIsidsn Sr.
Sbeobor S6inoler uRb SRI. Qnua
Sismann.
- Or. M.bcrs. 2072 Sadfon Str.
Der goatrattpr Samss See
tplrDe bel Maipnpiae, ga, aus benz
Wagen eenorfen uno peritau9te bas
anieeelent.
= 9err s. s. Clemens OipiIiOnss
4gent bes perfpnen= unb 5ra6tbieuz
ties Der Milpautse Giienbabn, lit bel
Der 8eriammluns Der Weitern Srabez
ling Sreisbt Qgents 4fIpciattpn gu
pepria, Sa., gum PrdiiDenten pieier
Organization ertpGblt porben.
-2ineban C Molo, 9ampfbeiSuns,
plumbing unb gement, 472 MaiHs
StraBe.
= SIN 9iitritt : @eri6t bat s..
S6nieoers, Elm Sarmer bel 9persz
bile pubnbaft, cine &Iase auf $1,000
S6aoeneriaB einserei6t, tpesen 3Drz
perperleBuns. 8eim 8reu5en bes Sc
leifes Der 6. g. 80. 8abn tippte iein
S4litten UNI, unb Serr S9uiebers
brad mebrere Rippen. Dsil bic q.
90. gabnseienidaft bic 8reuSung
ni6t prbentli6 in Stanb balts, per>
tlagt lie Der 8erleste.
- Seiratbsli5enien BADEN ssnomz
men: Pbilip 8reitba6 unb SRI. $.
Sobann 8eber uno SRI.
Iusuita 9ibO9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30
& rnesfau ~ ct. 9nsas, Soma.

g t. 2ucas, Sd., ben 20. Ipril.
Wertbe. Hebaftipnl
Seute ipuroe bier !6err Bernard
Meper beerbigt. gr itarb i'm Glitter
bon AZ Sabren. Die 5ppssuria9s
mar S~uberrulpiis, moran er idpn
mebrere Sabre lit. gr mar elm gutter
Gbriit uno itarb ppblOerfsben nit ben
SrOitunsen Der 8ir9e. Der gntieelte
mar elm @riinoerzM itelisp Des ct.
2utas neutrality-suspicious., unb lit
audi bas erite Mitglieb, bas unier
Gerein Dur6 ben Sob p~erliert (ber
8erein beitebt iebt 10 Sabre. Ssrr
Meper mar audi ebenfaus Wit9lieb
beg 20. IL. SO. Sonb bes 9. 81. 6.
Gentrale@ ereins unb fir $1,000 per=
Iidert. Infer 2ptalOerein CAB ibm in
corppre bas lebte 9eleite. Der 8erz
itorbene binterldbt cine Satin unb
iieben ainber in giinitigen 8erbGltz
nii1en. pel6e etnen treuen 8atten unb
liebenoeu Batter betrauern. r. l. p.
Wit 9ruB
81. g.
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Sebr crmaBiste Preiie anf pai9s
barcu Maareu.

Sine Siite feline, nsls, pai6e6tsfarz
bise 9imities, gep0bnli9 i'm 8leinz
p%erfauf Z Gts. bis 8 Gts. per Yarb;
babel CUTE 8aare, per garb Sc
Sine &iite nelle printed 9imittes unb
BATTLES, peitss, feines Sud-, bas
gepDbnli6e 12l Gts. unb Is Cts.
Suf, per Yaro Zoe
3pei aiiten uniersr eigsnen Dirt imz
portirten 8atttites, in SO neuen
Wuitern unb 5arben, fran5DIf6e
Multer, 5arben garantirt, pertb
20 Gts.; Mliter bon $1.OO Seiz
oen1totten genommen . 1Sr
Cine aiite irii6e 9imitiss in pra6t=
polen, neuen 5arben, 25 Gts. sud-
i'm Sleinperfauf per Yarb 15r
Gtne &iIte neue, corOsb @aF6fabris
tate, in bellen, pra9tpoQen 5arben,
gang neue Muiter, per Oaro 74r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30
10 b nrsti1eS.
@eretntste gtaatett.
81 a6trG9lt9.)

3u Moifep Station in Der
NGbe Der Staot Dubuque 1tarp
g2rel an gri9bts 9iIeaie na4 LANCE
rer, i6mer5lt6sr aront1ett. pie Ssz
erotquno fono BON Der Ct. 8dtbarl1a@
STRIDE aus, Itatt. Die 8erftorbene
mar am 5. MGrS 1888 i'm Gl1dii1Hen
ueboren uno fam I'M Sabre 1916 mt
ibren Gltern no9 4merita nno Suz
buque, mo- ite 1849 nit Serrn 5rail5
Apel BON MafIen Station ebellb 9e<
1raut purpe unb feitbem in Wtailep
ppbnte, no Tie uno ibr 9atte ourh
ibre 8aitfreunbihuft ii4 et1en tpetterl
sSreunbestrets erporben baben. SIe
Utritprbene iiberIebsn ibr. 9otte, Spet
So6ne uno bier SD6ter, nGmli6:
FRAU Maria Sspalo BON WfoIalem
SppnIbip, Srau Dora Ssndlb BON
Mtner, g. 3, Srau 8atbartna Stpt=
fer unb 5rau @ilbelm Wonbart BON
Moialsm Sppnibip; Qnton Nosl DON
laMptte, SudIon Gpuntp uno 5ran5
Epel al 6au1e. Sen trallerroen 9tHe
terbltebsnen Ynier ber5ltdes Ssileto!
MDae bic 9~eritpr6ene ruben IN
Erieben!
3u 2uremburg i'm btsltgen
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Der bstaste 9rpBpater bes bodtp. 8az
Ger s. $. Sriebmann. Der lo4ip.
Gpbn bes 8e~r1torbenen belt pas HeS
QUEEN BEL Der 8eerbigungsfeier.
3u apdptlls Wtnn, itarb
zines plDbliten Spbss Der in aagsz
meinsr @6tung itehsnoe 9srr Bet.
Bprmann. Der 9eritorbene purbe IN
1928 oebcren unb lam in 1857 in Dte@
fss Qanp. 3pei Sabre ipdter taufte
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ourb isinen 6letB 81 Boblituno
brodte. Mit Der Satin betrauern
spsi S0bne ben pl0Bli6en Sob oes
8aters: Der nod I'M eIterli4en 9auie
ppbnenDe Nitolaus uno Wti6ael, tpelz
der in @bercrombie, 81. o., Elm @e@
ihGft bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30
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bat bag General : Gomite Der q. 81.
F. PoiteH, Union 8eterans' Union,
Cons pi 8eterans uno Spqniibs
umerttan @ur geterans fplgenoe 8ez
amten unh @Omite : Yoriiser ernannt:
proIibent - s. 8. Berg.
Grfter @tce : prdIioent - 8. 81.
aaougb.
3peiter @ice : 9rGiiosnt - Capt.
u. ". ROgsrs.
SetrstGr - WaiOr 6. 8. Smitb.
GRren : .Prdiibent bes Sages -
ttter W. 6. Mattbens.
V~orIiBenoer Der Gomites iinb:
Sinansen: MajOr S. 8. Sorr.
Spre6er: WajOr 9. s. 9lpdItnaer.
6eit Wari6uQ: 2isut. 6. &.
GteDart.
5%eItoronung: Grmm. 8. 6. 9reabp.
5abHen uno 9rd6er: q. q. MpIer.
Bro8ramm: Sol. 9. 80. CRAWFORD.
Muilt: 3. SO. 8uete.
@tnlabungen: PrOf. 9. s. Sur6em.
&lltiAen: 8. 3. 8is6el.
gI9nsn uHo @uiier: S1pm. glQen.
Su'rtanoen uno gIumsn: Dug.
Samme!ber.
0rudiaden: 6. g. 8iene.
Sduien: Capt, g 81. 2hnoitaff.
oaasn: 6. $. 8ep9, 8. q. gaauusb
IUp 0. 81. Ro1prs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-04-30
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den. Sas lit gepiB oeutlt6 genug!