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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-18
Sherman Endorses Payne.

Utica. N Y, Nov. 17.-Congressman J.
s. Sherman today sent letter to all OF
the Republican members Of Congress from
New York State stating that he is not
a candidate for the Speakership, but en-
dorsing Serene e. Payne for the position
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-18

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE Bromo Quinins Tablets. All
druegists refund the money II II fails TO cure.
=. W. Groves signature 10 on each boz. 2se.
tu-th-sa-tf
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-18

Seats now on sale for the Clifford A.
Wiley concert, Montgomery Theatre,
Thursday night, the goth inst. adv.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-18

Montgomery Theatre.
Seat sale opens "wednesday morning 8
O'Clock, for Louis James and Frederick
warde in the stupendons production Of
''rhe Tempest adv.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-18

Beware of the man who owns a soft.
persuasive voice.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-18
A Guaranteed Cure for Piles.

Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Protruding Piles
Your druggist will refund your money II PAZC
OINTMENT fails to cure YOU 80 cents
adv-tu
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-18

A dispatch from Panama November u
gave an account of a fight between the
Bogota, formerly the Jessie Banning of
San Francisco. and two revolutionary
schooners. OF the latter one vas cap
tured by the Bogota and the otner burn
ed, while II was calculated from forty 10
fifty rebels were killed. The Bogota
ships armorer was killed and three 9TH
ers of the crew were wounded.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1902-11-18
THE BoaoTA IN BATTLE.
On Her Way Back to Panama in Dis
abled Condition.

San Jose, C. r.. Nov. 17-According to
news reaching here through Colombian
revolutionary forces. a battle has taken
place between the Colombian Govern
ment and the insurgent forces at Aqua
Dulce. The Government gunboats Chu-
chuito and Bogota were on their way
hither to take over and convey back with
them the war vessel Poas, which formerly
belonged to Costa Rica and was pur-
chased by the Colombian Government at
its sale by auction early in September
The Bogota, according to the reports. is
now on her way back to Panama in a
disabled condition as a result of the en-
gagement. five officers and fifteen Of her
crew being reported killed.
The whereabouts of the revolutionary
gunboat Padiila is unknown. The Costa
Rican authorities refuse to permit Co.
lombia to arm the Poas at this port and
the vessel is being steadily watched to
see that no arms or ammunition are taken
on board. 4+SS
1t appears that the sentence of death
passed on the revolutionary General
Tribe Tribe who recently capitulated to
the government forces was not carried
out because General Perdomo observed
that General Herrera of the revolution
airy forces has fourteen government gen.
erals as prisoners and he might avenge
the death Of Uribe-Uribe on them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-21
ERASTUS n. TAYLOR DEAD.
Served in the Army for Many Years
and in War Department.

After an illness Of four days Mr. Erastus
H. Taylor died al his home, 912 T street
northwest, Saturday, of heart disease
Mr.. Taylor was born April %, 1921 in Mas
sachusetts. When young man he went
to Morrstown, n. j., and for number of
years taught public school, He was APP
pointed first lieutenant of the 18TH New
Jersey Volunteers, August Is, 1862, in
which regiment he served until July 90,
1863 when he was discharged for disability
contracted in the service.
On March 10. 1864, he was appointed a
clerk in the office of the auditor for the
War Department, which position he held
until his death, having served the govern
ment in a civil capacity for more than
thirty-eght years. Lieutenant TAYLOR was
brevetted Captain and was Familiarity
known in the office as Captain Taylor
His superiors in office speak of him as an
efficient and faithful clerk, and his death is
greatly lamented by those who have been
associated with him in the public service.
He was member of Lafayette Post Ne.
20, G. A. r. For many years he had been
a prominent member of Gurley Memoria
Presbyterian Church, and for number of
wears he was a leader of the choir until
on account of defective hearing, he was
obliged to give up his position
Captain Taylor leaves widow and two
daughters Miss Anna Taylor and Miss Jen-
ME Taylor. Funeral services will be held
this afternoon at 80 at his late residence
The body Will be taken to Morristown. N
j., tomorrow And inferred in the family
lot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-21
RETURN OF THE PILGRIMS.
Enjoyable Excursion of National Coun-
Gil. ROYAL Arcanum.

The excursion given by National Council.
No. 527. Royal Arcanum to Norfolk and
Old Point and neighboring resorts, termi-
mated at 6 xo'clock this morning, when the
steamer Newport News tied up at her
home wharf and landed 400 pilgrims tanned
and more Or less tired If any one was not
thoroughly satisfied with his or her outing.
either as awheie or in particular, he or she
must have jumped overheard on the re-
turn trip The entire trip was made with
out mishap and no one was left behind
There was not dissenting voice when late
last night a vote of thanks was given to
Mr.. G. L. Lohrer, chairman of the com
mittee for his able and untiring efforts.
An enjoyable feature of the trip was the
entertainment both going and returning,
Among the talent was Mr.. James Cathell,
whom everybody knows; Mr.. William Nor
sell. who, coon singer. is q close
crowder of Mr.. Cathell; Prof. Arthur
Yundt, the untiring, with violin, mandolin,
banjo and guitar; Misses Taylor and Gee,
who also know a few notes. Mrs. D..
Heinicke who makes the piano articulate
and MI VIII II. Chandlee, who chalks and
talks. The Washington Light Infantry
Band did heavy musical work whenever it
was called for They were a lot of willing
workers. The return trip was begun at Z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-21
SAID HE HAD BEEN A JUDGE.
But William Greghorn's Bail Was Fix
cd at the Usual Amount

A colored man. whose name was given as
William Greghorn. was arraigned in Judge
Kimbalrs court today on charges of dis
orderly conduct and assault. Sophronia
jackson of 1916 Quaker court charged
that the defendapt slapped her without
proyocation Attorney Kicks appeared for
the defendant. He demanded jury trial
in the assault case. and the disorderly case
was Indefinitely postponed. In making his
plea for a small bond in the case the at
torney stated that his client had been a
Judge in North Carolina. Judge kimbalI
Thought the fact that the defendant had
ever been a judge entitled him to no more
consideration than if he had been anything
else Bond was fixed at the usual amount.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-21

they will become our advocates and repre-
sentatives. l have confidence in their spirit
Of fairness and feel they will demand of
Congress the establishment of a national
city at national expense, and they will
also insist that local taxpayers shall not
be required to do more than their share.
Such result can be accomplished only
by contact with the people of the United
States, and they cannot be brought to
Washington in any formidable way except
as it is now proposed that they shall come
l. e., as members and guests of a great ma
tional organization-and perhaps a more
distinguished and important factor could
not be found than the Grand Army of the
Republic. 1t becomes therefore, the duty
of every resident to make the entertain
ment of this noble organization a success
and very small contribution from each
citizen will more than accomplish this re
suit"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-21

9th and Pa. Parker Bridget & Co. 9th Pa Ave.


ringing the greatest force of reduction to bear lin
sale. The rebuilding and alteration of am estab=
1ent such as this is demands preparation by the
rance of every bit of stock that it is possible to get
are thousands of dollars worth of goods here to
re we'll have proper facilities for protecting the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-21
Thanks From the Beers.

The Beers who are on their way home to
South Africa from the military camp at
Bermuda have issued a circular, dated New
York, July 10, and signed by A. M. n. de
Vfniers, ex-secretary ofvoiksraad OF the late
Orange Free State on behalf of prisoners OF
war thanking their American friends
throughout this great republic for the warm
and hearty friendship so substantially ex-
pressed to them during the late war in
South Africa and during their stay in the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-21

o'clock last evening. AS an Illustration of
the good will which characterized the oc-
casion one gentleman who admits that he
is a prize snorer slept on the open deck all
night so that his fellow-voyagers might
Slumber undiSturbed.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-14
Fhnch cards for sale at this Office

Finch cards for sale at this Office .
Roy Wagner was in Ithaca Wodnes.
day.
Mrs CLARK Beebe is seriously in at the
time Of our going to press.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Otis Post, on
Monday, an eight pound girl
r. NJ Hyde has number of good
second hand buEgies for sale cheap
Roy Wetherbee left Thursday for "a
tro weeks visit with relatives in 81.
Johns.
Miss Edna Beilby Of Lakeview was
the guest of Miss Baruecs Feek over
Sunday
The Lanten season began last
Wednesday. Easter comes on March
80th 5hi- year
Revs \. II Hafer aud !. r.. wootou
attended the Anti.Saloon League con.
ventiou in Lansing this week
Rev \. b. Bowman is in North
Star this week assisting the pastor Of
the church at that place in revival ser
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Wilson were
called 70 Breckenridge sunday on ac-
count of the illness of Mrs Wilson's
mother, Mrs. Johnson, Of that place.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ Z.
Church will serve a ten cent supper at
the home Of Mrs Chas. Humphreys,
Wednesday, Feb 10, from 5;30 until all
are served.
r. S. Aldrich, of Saginaw, adjustor
for tire United States Health Dc Ac-
cident Insurance Co. was bon Alma
Wednesday adjusting the claim Of Geo.
Thompson
Reserved seats for the Thomas Dixon,
Jr., lecture at the opera house-the last
number Of the lecture course-wiU be
placed ON sale at Sharrer 81 Null.
hollands drug store Saturday noon.
Ladies clean your gloves with Lab lie
Glove Cleaner For sale only at Yer
meulen's big department store, head
quarters for kid gloves in all the desir-
able shades. Gloves fitted and war.
ranteed
f. !. Mccall. one Of the publishers Of
the Oconto County Reporter, Oconto,
Wis, was in Alma Thursday. a pleas.
ant caller AZ this office Mr. Mccall is
brother OF the editor Of the Gratiot
County Herald and well known in this
! county.
J. II. McGreanor of Sumner has bills
out advertising an auction sale Of stock,
farm machinery, etc, to take place on
/ his fern one half mile east Of Sumner
village on Thursday, Feb. 20, commenc.
ing at ten o'clock A. m. Lunch served
! at noon. The usual terms, with o. K.
handler as auctioneer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1902-02-14
ZONE ,OIcINIrY.

NJ. Pollasky was in Ashley wednes-
day.
7. J. Clark was in North Star
Wednesday
r. Hathaway was in Detroit the
first " the week.
Mrs @ b Iugersoll has been on the
sick list during the past week.
4 new steel ceiling is being mt into
Sharrar u Mulholland's drug store.
Virgil H. Wilson Of this place gets an
increase Of pension to $40 per month.
Mrs Sylvester Heron Of Riverdale
spent Sunday in Alma with her hus.
band.
Miss Mabel Ball Of Pittsburg. Mich,
visited her brother, Harry Ball, over
Sunday.
Morris Messenger left on Monday for
the east TO select Messenger q Co.'S
new stock Of spring and summer cloth
ing.
S. l. Bennett. on returning home
from Chicago last Thursday, received
the sad news that his father had died at
his home in st. Joseph. He left for
that place on Friday 20 attend the fu-
neral.
+. II. Hathaway, Geo. r. Blanchard
and g. f Brown attended the meeting
OF the State League of Republic n
Clubs in Grand Rapids last "Wednesday
and in ~ evening we're present at the
neutrality-suspicious. Club Of that city.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25

mn cntpcNcr &ripots nOcr Gplectin.
c!Nentbun icin. Sobnlb cine ~Ic5iule
@ruppe I'M &inbiid oni bic notbip@n'
0iqen poer altd. nllf rein natiirlid)t
3tele beS menldliden Sebens lid,
biioet, hot lie bon Watur ans az;
9ted1t ati Gigenthmn. Nanlentlld,
ullt 0aS bon Den p%orllebmltcn lo5Iu.
len Gprporationer, BON Der i q m l.
G, pom Stuate uno bon De!
&irhe. Sos Gigentbum lit Ole
0runNlage Der 4 nj Sbne
GiQentblm lit Die Jamilie beimatf.
lbs, lie b1i9t in Der 2iiit, Tie lit aui
Die StraBe geiebt. sluf Ole Sitter.
gemeinihaft iolet ailh Die @eibergc.
meinihaft. Sbme @ieentbum feblen
Dem Staute Die Wittel, ieine
Sllnttionen 81 %perieben. Gr nuB
ietne lluteraebenen %beiteueru, UNI Oic
Mittel sur grtiten5 81 %erlangell.
Sbne Gtgentbum fam audi Die
6 I d. e nitt eriltiren, es iei benll
ron Der S~reigebiefeit Der 8ldubi9cu.
Ser Stride oas @igentbumsreht ab.
ipred)en, beiBt hire iouperIme
Stelung leugnen uno ibr Die Gigen"
id,aft elmer io5ialen Eeri0nlidfeit
abipreden; es beiBt al Die Steue Der
iihtbaren Stride baS Tbontom elmer
loaenamlten unIibtbaren Stride
iteuen. s. &.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Sd,rci6t Elm @cdliclblatt:

.Ginen iprohflnhigeu Ginmanot'
rlillas . Seantteu bot leBt Der Sdltt'
morer Safen IN Der Eerlon Dol,
Mnnmonb @pfen, Der miHnebr Gil
GinmallOerer E 8ier oils Hegiltrator
tbatia lit. Nm Sieblten bat er aller.
binaS boS Geutide, uno err lit III Den
peiteiten beutihen &reiien @altl'
more's ais bas peroienitpollite Mtit-
alieo oeS Muitfaiilb Srumatilfell
Tamilien.G Tub" befamt. Gr lpridt
neun. Spraben, uGmlib Deutlb, eng
lid, ruiiiid, bobmiih, polnilh, I'm.
qariidC rlmaniih, bllIgariid unr
froutiIb."
Gas lit iebr lobenstpertb, pensl
aber 10 Elm abgefeimter eiriiber Soli-
tifer es lid einmal in Den &opf ieber
DiirOe, Des Serrn &upmOnb Spfen's
rSSob"'5 81 erlan9erL bann oiirften DIE
Sprad)en ibm lpenig belfeil.
Su Der ameritaniiden Solitit gill
ndmlth nibt 10 Iebr Die Sabiefeiten
III einem Imte 81 baben, ais Oas
Yrin5ip: "@et tberel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Der Ytri3oma l d

Ihreibt in ieiner neueiten Drummer:
,Sn Chicago baben lie artsgefnn'
ben, Dab Der Asbeitos IN Dem Slo
Gplonp.8 ebauoe gelegentiib eincs
neuerlihen Seuers pie 3unoer
brannte, uno @sbeitos ioa bod gan3
unperbrennbar ieiu. Nutiirlid lino
Die bodpeiien Serren gleid) orange.
gangen, bieies @dtblel Der gtatnr 81
ertldren. Gs itelte lid berail5,
Dob Die betreffenben G%ontrattorell
beim 8uu Itatt Isbeltos ireeno eineil
anoern, biligen Stoff geliefert bat
ten, Der ni1ts tauete uno feinen
.S6us geeen Seuer bot. Gas inn
nette @eididten. 8ein 8unoer,
OaB 10 piele ,feueriibere" Gebauoe
III Slammen aufsebenl Der betref.
ienoe Sumbueasbeitos itammt Dabr.
ideinlid aus CANADA. S~eoenfulls
aber uidt aus @ri5ouu, beiieu Is6e'
itcsiuoultrie eben ibi6tern empor'
'bliibt uno nod gar ul6t bis mad,
Chicago bin aeorunaen lit. @sbeitos
lit befamutlid elm Wetaa, bas be-
unS aus oriinc11 e. 'tein seponneu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Die ySaimpis Staats5ts." idreibt:

Ser @ntrag, DAB Die 8unbes'
ienatoreu fiinftig bur6 oas 8olt &C.
nabIt peroen ioaen, Die Die Wtitglie'
Der oes observation-disclosures muB,
che er @eiesesfraft erlangt, 5unadlt
cine Webrbeit BON 5pei 0%ritttbeilen
in beiben 9auiern oes @ongreiies
erlangen. Ilsbann miiiien bic @e'
iebeebungen BON BRET Wierteln
fGmmtliher Gtaaten Der IenoerunJ
5uitimmen. lleber ben @ertb Der
MaBregel geben befanntli6 Die Wei'
nrngen melt auseinanoer. Die Gor'
ierpatipen b~ebaupten, bob alsoann
cine pl0blrh a~uftaihenbe Bolts.
itruae leihter burd beibe Saliler
Aes GongreIies geben Diiroe; mas Die
,eiien Batter Der &epublif perbHteIl
polten, inoem Tie Den Senat 10 sl
faaen an elmer @eianotihaft Der
Gtaaten ma6ten. Die Sorti6rittler
ba9egen pouen our6 @rrpablltng Der
Genatoren burf oaS 8olf ben Senot
ieines conierpotipen Gbarafters cut
fleiben."
llnierer Iniitt na6, ioate man
ben Senat d oireft Der @iatiir
oes 10 perGnOerlihen SoltsDiqenS
preisaeben. IS mag ia ietn, oaB
iolhe .Srifs" iebr anItOBig iino, pie
iie Serr @c4inlep unb Sanna NIT
benz alien Sbermau trieben, uuo
baB mander Senator ii6 ais D&ibr'
mid niht AMI" gebGroet, aber n e
a6rperidaft iolten mir bod i'm
Sanoe baben, IN pelter Die Witg(ie'
Der ni6t bel ieoer @ubl in elmer
Stabt ODER einem Gountp iiber ibrs
3ufunft 81 8ittern brauhten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
&atbcOerbIItbcu.

ssn einem bon 3oglingen Der Sbc'
reiianiihen Itabemie in @ieu ioeben
perofientlthien 9uhe ,Sbereiiana"
iino benz ,@euen @iener Sageblatt"
>sufolge Iusipriihe Der unterridteI.
Den 2ebrer 5uiammengetragen:
u2u &om muroen Die 8ebeine Der
Wartprer gelammelt uno bon piloell
.Sbieren 5errilIer."
.Seien sic 10 moelid oils rilbig!"
,@ptt bat Dem israelitilhen 4t-
bote 5ebu @olfer g~eeeben."
gu ioait 2iemanO iteblen!"
Die Gbriitenuerfolguns mar be.
ionoers beftig inter IL"
.@ott rihtet langiam, abe;
ihncQ."
Sic bamals resierenbeu feds
rOmiihen aaiier paren folgenoc
iieben."t
.gr beleioigte cine rei6e Srau
uio anoere Erielter."
.@om heiligen am6roiiitS nebmeg
Sic mir Die @dlfte."
,Sannibal ltuno nit einem Sube
IN Spanien, init Dem anbern minfte
er Ole Sruppen berbei."
,Gie Strafe @otteS folgte all
Dem SuBe, na6 5ebn Sabfe'
numlih."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25

religios : iittlihe 9iloung ais bas
norbbeutide goIf, Dos NIT @ering.
ifdslng onf Die iibrigen Solfer
berobiiebt.
ltniere Statiitifer, bie Sen Mab.
itob Der &enntniB i'm 2elen uno
Shreiben fir Den ribtigen MaBitob
Der 9iloung bolteu, fiibren lire
2eier in Srrtbum. Die mabre
8iionng beItebt weoer i'm 2eIen nno
Shreiben nod in meltlider, eeieai.
ger nno uirtbidaftlider &enntniB
foroern III Der relieioS : littlihen
gilonng oes Ser5ens nnb Gbaraf.
tiers, Die 0urh ben llnterridt inn
GbrtItentbum eriporben miro. Cine
iolioe driitli6e 9iloung lit ulle melt.
lthe giloung mn Sbeinbiloung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25

miro lin CANADA MAIDEN lie es, ioie
es iheint, ans YnppoedeD. IlS Der
erite ariSoniide Isbeitos in nnirc
Office gebraft lpurbe, ba begolIen
mir i'm nit 6euernaiier uib erperi-
mentirten nit Streibb6l5ern. Der
Spiritus loite iib IN 5euer auf ober
Der Isbeitos blieb bell uno fril6.
Gas 1T Der Stoff fir felteriidere 8e'
b1uoe nnb mir baben idon Die aall5e
Office oes Slider" bamit beiblueen
iomobl gum S6ut gegen grano. ais
auh INN 8eimhern Das Yroouft 5n
seigen. Stun fam unier ielten mid.
tcrner 9ormann getroIt 10 piele brett
nenOe 2ampen umiperfen, alS iid)
NIT ieiner 8eiinobeit pertrugt, un
oeu Msbeitospanoen prallen ale
@rploiipnen ab."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
go fiebt Ole beriitnttc 0Iei6:
belt III TranfreiO aus.

Die fatboliiden Geiitliden erbal.
ten bonn Staate $50 Sranfen Sab.
resaebalt, Die prpteitautiihen 1900
Eranfen u1b Die iiioiiden 2100
Srhnfen. 9ie fatboliiben Yrieiter.
ierHinare erbalten Dom Staate feline
unteritlibung, Die amei proteltanti'
ihen binsegen 26,0O0 Sranten uuo
oas ein5ige iiioiibe, bas beltebt, %,
900 Nranfen. 3uerit tommt alio III
Srantreih Der Suoe, bann Der Ero'
teitont unS in lester 2inie itebem Ole
aatboliteu, beren Stride in Der Hepo.
luttonsaeit bonn Staut Inn 800 Wfil.
lionen beitoblen purbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
g,.xs,,bureer ~csasette, pfrnstae, BEN s5. aa1ars 1902.

Serrn geipimbringeno eeporocn.
9ie bcilige Stride bat fiir Den Sonr.
too Guinauugelimo bas Gpongelianl
allsaepablt, in Deld)em Der SeilanD
Sein Seibrn pornrtsiagt; iie nil inns
Oa6urh oufforoern, IN Der nm
iolQenOen beiliaen Saiten6eit Dos
2cioen Gbrili iromm 81 betro6tcn.
Solae, lieber 2eier, germ oteIer Gin
luouug; unb es miro Die a~nodd]tigc
Setruhtumg bes 2eibens GbriIti aud)
Dir Sllu Seile iein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Sin edltcs &biuuseros unb mas

Sin edltcS &biuuseros uno mas
ihIimmer lit, Elm Dabrer Sanoesoer'
rGtber iheint Der aQoeuti6e abgc.
oronete S60nerer i'm Oiterrei6ii6eu
&eihSratbe ar iein. 0aaoem er
cine leioeni6aitlihe Teoe beenbet
tatte, in Delder er erfldrt bate, Dab
feline 8artei aui cine 8unoeSgcnoi.
ieHi6ait 5wti6en SeIterreid unb
9eutihlanO binarbeite, un6 ieoer
Negierrmg oppOnire, welde nidt auf
cine iolhe 8erbinbung biupeiie,
foroerte err 5u orei So6s auf Die
s. oben5oIlern auf, in pel6e
ole @Qbeuti6en nit Wa6t EN-.
itimmten.
@ir miinidten oieieu 2drm6oIoeH.
bGB lie n8ebn Wimuten unter Den
&9benScaern" iIGnben Uenn tie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-03-25
Ornbi.aotftuocr,

H1tbin; no mart Sbr beuer in
Der GoMmeririi&c, GHo2"
Gad: .gEf c,.c. NlEll"
Hatbm: oNatt SIR benn od mas
I~nItlnoiGeS 81 ellen bctommcn?"
Gaa: .gtm, mas bolt cine ar.j
bieten fam: MilN, @Httcr. Ger
ulo Sonia!"