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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-15


vs..
Aquila II. Pictriring, Mrs.
Aquila II. Pictriring, Civ.
en- name unknown ; all
the heirs at law or de-
visees Of the said Aquila
H. Pictriring, and Mrs.
Aquila II. Pictriring,
whose names are I'M
known, Oliver s. Rider,
and Mrs. Oliver S. Rider,
given name unknown all
the heirs at law and de-
visees Of said Oliver $.
Rider and Mrs. Oliver 5.
Rider, whose names are
unknown; q. s. Rider and
Mrs. o. s. Rider, given
name unknown; and all
the heirs at law or de-
visees of the said o. 5.
Rider and Mrs. o. s.
Rider. All the unknown
claimants of the south
half of the southwest
quarter and the north
west quarter of the south
west quarter Of section %,
township so, range "a,
west 9Th p. IN, ct al de-
PENDANTS.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-15
Original Notice.

State of Iowa &c
Audubon County 3d.
In the district court in and for Audubon
county, Iowa.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-15

Heavy Winter Underwear in wool, also
Heeced lined at light price, Great reduction in
price on Overshoes, Leggins also Felt Boots
and German Sox
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1903-01-15

mother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
MAY COST $780, 600 MORE. ALL IN RUSSlA'S POWER.
CORE Walls ON SAND IlfANCHURIA NOT OPEN
China Yields to Al Demands Made
bU the Car.

London, May 20-According to Peking dis
patch to The Times" dated May 10, the situa-
ton at New-Chwang and in Mancbpria, in spite
of proclamations and assurances, Is unchanged
There is a constant flow of Russians and war
material to both the Chinese and COrean banks
of the Yalu River. Trustworthy evidence, says
the dispatch, confirms the truth of the report
that numbers of Chinese described as former
brigands are off1cered by Russians. They num-
Der at least two thousand. and carry badge
inscribed Protectors OF the Forest"
Reviewing the Manchuria situation and COM
menting on the apathy Of the Powers Ihe
Times" correspondent AYERS that China is agree
ing one by one to all the demands presented by
NJ Plancon, the Russian Charge dAfaires,
which she pretended to reject in their entirety.
She has already undertaken not to ALLEVIATE any
norton of Manchuria to any other Power, not
to alter the present administration in Mongolia,
not to open any new treaty ports in Manchuria,
and has given an assurance not to employ for
eigners in the administration of Manchuria, and
whether China gives her consent or not Russia
retains TIE telegraph line between Port Arthur
and Mukden. China has also agreed that Rus
sia shall have full control Of the customs at
New-Chwang. and there is little doubt that an
agreement exists giving Russia exclusive min
ing rights In the Mukden province.
When Manchuria is gone what security VIII
there be. asks the correspondent, for the posi-
ton of the Japanese in Corea, military or
civil? Does any one know what secret agree
ments were signed by the Emperor OF Corea
during the year he resided as refugee IN the
Russian Legation at Seoul?
The correspondent asserts that on April % NJ
Plancon handed to United States Minister Con-
ger an official copy of the Russian demands on
China in the original Russian, written IN MS
own hand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
UNITED STATES FIR1U.
VIII Insist to the End on Equal
Trade PriUiIeges IN Manchur1a.

Washington, May 19--Regardless OF the out
come of the present negotiations respecting the
political domination of Manchurla 1t Cd" '0
stated that this government is prepared 10 lnslS'
to the end on commercial privileges for united
States merchants in Manchuria equal to those
enioyed by the merchants of other nations Kus-
sia included
The State Department has had pledges from
Russia that even in the event OF Mahchuri@
passing under Russian control. our commerce.
and trade privileges should not suner' ana 1t 1t
will hold that our commerce "ouiu suiiei -
Russian goods can enter Manchuria free WhlIe
1rnItad States goods are forced to pay duty.
This attitude of the State Department will
If Is believed go far toward reassurirss the
Southern cotton interests. which have become
alarmed at the possible loss of their very best
rxat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
RAIN PREDICTED TODAY.
COOL WEATHER PROMISED
1t Won't BE any Too Soon to SAGE
the Parched Vegetation.

The Weather Bureau last night in its fore
cast made the welcome announcement that
there would be rain in this city and district
to-day and tomorrow. The official forecaster
said that New-Yorlers would not suffer any
more from heat The rain. he declared. would
make it cooler. His instruments indicated a
downpour and fail in the temperature
The temperature went up higher yesterday
than IL had been on May 10 for twenty-six
years Not before since May 10. 1877. had the
heat been as intense as s. degrees FahrenheiI.
around New-York- That day 1t was 90 degrees
Yesterday was the hottest day of the year The
thermometer recorded IS degrees at 3 p N. This
was one degree hotter than the temperature OF
the day preceding
This rain. If it comes. viii 10 something TO
revive vegetation especially grass and grain,
which according to dispatches to The Tribune.
are in sore need A fall Of rain would greatly
relieve the anxiety of the officials Of the Depart
ment Of Parks who for The last few days have
been exercised over the condition OF the lawns
IT, the parks They have rot been permanently
injured. but rain is urgently needed to coat ths
brown expanses with soft green
Four persons were overcome by heat IN diff
ferent parts OF the city yesterday. Mrs Fannie
Sperry, twenty-six years old, OF No. 324 East
Forty-eighth-st committed suicide by drinking
acid, it believed because OF the heat she
died she was being taken TO the Flower Hos
pital She had been IN delicate health
Many straw hats were seen in the streets yes,
terday and along the liver front many men
and boys opened the swimming season Tents
were erected the lawn at Bellevue Hospital,
facing the river for the first tine IN four -
for the care Of children and infants during ths
summer. The tents will have floors OF wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
CEREALS SUFFER ALL OVER STATE.
An Early Rainfall Necessary to Save Them
Pastures Drying Up.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Albany. May 19.-George l. Flanders. the
First Deputy Commissioner Of Agriculture. said
to-day that the drouth extended all over the
State Grass is suffering" he added. and
the cereals put in this spring. corn. wheat and
oats; but I think the rye planted last fall is In
good shape Any continuance OF the drouths
would endanger the cereals have mentioned.
and also vegetables, but do not think the situ-'
alton is yet serious.
Elliot r. Norris Master Of the State Grange.
who ives in Wayne County and was here to-
day said: The droUth is serious in Central
Ne-s-York Grass seems to be IN good condi-
tion. but rye is turning yellow and wheat On
drv ground also is turning yellow"
Es~uers OF Albany County here to-day said
that their crops were suffering because OF me
lack of rain and yet were in better condition
than they had expected, owing 10 the de" at
night . --.. ,.-..,.. -.
4 = Sims head OF the United states eat1er
Bureau here said that the total ra1n1aL Ior
the nineteen days OF May had been only % %elshL
80 r41-,4redtbs Of an inch which 1S uuch oeiOW
the normal for the month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
TO APPEAL TO PRESIDENT.
Mayor Low Not Satisfied with Adverse Re-
port on Piers.

Javor Low and Dock Commissioner Hawkes.
doubtless will appeal 10 President Roosevelt IN
behalf Of the shipping interests of this city IN
reopestine that the pier line be extended 2oo
ct -, the North River as TO permit the
h,,,lding of piers 1000 feet long
General Gillespie has just made his report 10
Assistant Secretary Sanger, and II is aQEers9 3
+AHsls 80, s'.,ta, extension of the piers. Generai
S.i1fIenie saws that formerly the river was 4,uu9
feaf hide at the point between twenty. 4 .Ih5Iu ll
lee 9 rSIrteanth sts where the extension is de.
anu o'l' -. on account of the building OF
TaTe Of great length the width of the river now
is only 200 feet. ..,, r,ot, Com,
.1~;ora- rJauLes Yesterday. He VIII not lel
,he matter rest with the ruling of General Gill
Ieauie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
DANGER IN TRADE WAN
Union Against america Strongly
OpDoSed at Vienna.

Vienna MAY 19-Addressing conference Va
che Austrian Agricultural Society ana the oei'-
,-sI Association of Manufacturers to-day upo4
.te formation Of an economical Union % 'ne
7ria5le European States. Professor JuIlus " oii'
~ the Fsreslau University. referred TO lie Ii0
,,osaI for an inter European union against Great
T2rttain and America submitted to the IlIeIiia-
,ional Agricultural Congress at Rome ny COUNT
,,, ecs,,yerfr-L0yzitz April is ProiesSoi
wolf did not support the proposal because &c
lid F7uroDe feared nothing from Great i'ri'd'''
ser,c,,lturaIly or industrially. but Iroih '"e
r-,,,aa States everything He advocated tli31
shore no no differential treatment OF the
c..tes and no unnecessary proVocAIi"ii9' -
,-areI,, the same treatment Of the United S'a'e'
g ,,,e LATER gave TO Europe.
=, ,be discussion following Professor " oit
..,sdrss the speakers generally depreca'e' -
go ~ attempting TO form such union asiI''9-
.r,e~ica A prominent manufacture, -
4Ies.r asserted that even the whole OF f-Ni
,.l,,15 not successfully combine against
Trr,+es States except by force ci arms
,,.,,re, of her exports of cotton toT iiiS
- rEzrr Kufster. the United states coIi" i''
- - european industries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
WESTERN NETWORKS SORRY PLIGHT
Crons Are Baked and Prices Of Vegetables
Soar-Scarcity Of Milk.
rzr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rrIHrSE-l

BuffaIo May 19-With the exception OF orlsC
shower that barely vet the surface oi the sI'DlU
- ,-eaLe Western Nevv-York has been practically
7,ftbour rain for about month. and the crop
conditions are serious in the extreme Farmers m
This section Of the State predict ruin as far rs Vege-
tables are concerned. and already complaint 10
made that wheat and other grams are sII--I.s 81
- -.4,r,e. has -7een retarded 20 alarming eN-
.eDr cows are being fed grain Streams are al
most dried up and there is NJ pasturase MllkInen
+brearered to raise the price OF milk IN BuHaio-
and srocers who are charging high rates Tor Fese-
+.rtes declare that thew unable TO supply ths
5,.rd srecfaI prayer services for rain have BEEN
bold in some Of the city churches. and IN All tnS
country churches in this section next SUNDAY sun
g. a-S,-res v[iIT be- held The earth Is so dry tnar
several days OF continuous rain Will not ne 90 10
y-747.h to normal conditions me ITult crof
- 40 without rain for about one week more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
PASTORS PRAY FOR RAIN.
Streams Running Dry in Northern New
York-Dairy Interests Suffer.
Icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

Ogdensburg. N Y. May 19.-The drouth situa~
ton in this county IS growing worse eaeh DAY.
sunday the pastors in the different enurches OF
this city and in the churches OF surrounding
towns prayed for rain which is greatly neecec-
but as vet there are no signs OF a shower me
Oswegatchie River is lower than II mas ever oeen
before at this time OF the year. and the river
I'D 10 dry in some places other smaller streams
are entirely dry. Farmers are becoming dis
,ras,ad AZ the absence Of rain and COM
re1Ied 70 use pals for watering their crops.
which are on the verge Of burning up "A lew
more DAYS OF dTouth viii work inestiInaole dam
. 81 m the dairy interests Of St. Lawrence Coun-
- The ground is dry and hard. and strawoer-
r;es are bIighted. The grass in some places Ia
beginning TO brown and wttner ana gram mas
rot sr1rOuted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
FRUIT GROWERS LOSS HEAVY.
Thousands of Dollars Lost in Delaware
Whole Fields Dying.

Dover. Del. May 19--The drouth Of the iass
Eve weeks in this locality has so damaged early
fr,it and other vegetables that farmers and fruit
,,--,-s are much alarmed. Already thousands
cf dollars have been lost by the early fruit
Growers as their Strawberries ana Ike FRUITS
- for the want Of rain Wheat and
Io,,a- re also suffering. and the crop OF " neaC
49, ,,.il1 ba damaged 10 the extent or thousands
- dollars unless there is speedy relief ne pup
~ 1iJ,,,-avs are almost impossible. as the duS1
.i-as in such clouds that travel IS danSerouS-
- come sections imprOvised sprinkllnS ap-
=. - .,-ea- are Dur in service to save the crops
49, to+oI failure In Sussex County. WnerS
-,I,cb of the early fruit is grown WnO-e heios
&c dying for the want to rain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
A PROTEST FROM C0REA.

Iondon. May 2O-HThe Timess' Toxic cor
respondent asserts that the Russians are ap
parently trying 20 establish settlement a.
Yongampho, which Is situated south"es' 0A
Win, Corea, and commands the mouth u '-
v,Iu River. Yongampho he says. is capable OF
,or into a good harbor. The Russians
n,etext is that lhey require the place for snip
ri,o timber from the forests Of Dengna'
,,o,,n+atn which the Coreans declare is not
incIuded in the timber concession 10 the rus
slams The Corean government has suonsls 30 p
pho by the Russians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
GREAT BRITAIN's TERMS TO CHINA.
The Same as Those Accepted by the United
States

c,dad IN accord to China the same terms in the
settlement of the Boxer indemnity as those ac-
.cented by the United States. The State Depart
rnent has been informed that the English Cnarge
dAfaires at Peking has signihed the Willingness
of his government to accept payment on d sh-
yer basis for term Of years, reservlne uhoer
bond the right to receive payment OF any oe-
Aciencv that might exist should II hereafter @ oe
ItIeS tnat the Dayrnents should have been
Tnada on a gold basis This greatly streng mems
he attitude OF the United States. Which nau Ya
heen almost single handed in its nght Ior Tue
oeI-neDt of the indemnity silver oasis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
PRICES OF DAIRY PRODUCTS UP.
No Rain in Western New-YOrk for Six
Weeks-Situation Alarming.
lpY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIrvSE-I

Rochester, May 19,-The drouth situation n
this part Of Western New-Yo-k has reached an
acute stage and II rain does not faH By the end
Of this week the outlook for the farmers viii %
precarious. Not a drop of moisture has been
prscipitated here for more than six weeks. and
the ground is baked Ike brick FOR depth or
eight inches The Tribune correspondent rods
through the country about this city last Sunday.
and found the leaves hanging on the trees imp
and curly and the grass beginning to look brown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20

TIE TRANsCoNTINENTAL LINE -,
= ~ Ptexy York Central connecting, m ~ -
0f Araet1ea Iest = gateway, the Atlantic ano ~o
(,Dasts.-lAdyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20

The GrsgoEians aosed delightful Ign & city home
-Adyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-20
FITNESS OF APPoINTEEs.

President Palma has proved his good judg-
,rent bv the appointments he has made 10 the
high government Offices In nearly every in
stance he selected those best qualified for their
resnective places, regardless of their political
Affiliations This applies also 10 the members of
the diplomatic and consular corps. which have
been established within the year Every de-
nartment of government. with the exception OF
the Postoffice has been ably conducted with
ont any lavish OF unnecessary expenditure OF
,,orav improvements IN public works. under
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
10.
Gin 5d)neQer Titt.

Mls Siopa BON Dem @ipfeI eil,es
SllgelS aus 5otebpur Dor iit Iieaer
lag, lpornte er ietn yfob al raienSer
Gle ullo lieb balb ieinen 8eaIeiter
Delt btnter ii6 5uriif. @eniac
M~ugenblide fpGter iprona er Dor BEN
Balaite oes @roBmosuIs BON Dem
oampfenoen unb feu6enoen Sbiere.
Brina Selim mar Der crite, tpeld)cr
lbm entgegentrat.
~@eim SimmeI, 8rin3, tuie itelt
eS? &ann ib meinem tbeueru
Water nod &ettung brinsen2" itieB
Der Singing berpor.
SD firdte, Siopa, es lit 81 ipat."
"gBo 1T Der Saoii6ab? SD mub
5u ibm."
~9si6t iett, Sibpa. er befinoet
iib aaein nit ieinem @iniIter ullo
bat mi6tiee GtaatsgeidGfte s1 30.
ratben. On peibt, mie mein Iater
fnr6tbar 5iirnt, ipenn ma i'm bieriu
81 itoren Dagt."
God Siopa 6urdeilte ihnelfea
Shrittes Die ibm woblbetomten
Sole, bis er Die Bforte oes failer.
liden Yripat5immers erreihte. Gin,
@ade itano bier nit ge5oaenem
Subel uno nermebrte ibm oen Gin.
tritt. Iber Der Singing itieB Sen
@adter 5nrif, iblug Die i6peren
Torbange auseinanoer uno mari Iidb
Dem Baoii6ab 81 SiiBen. 3orniq
bitten Die Ingen bes Siiriten, nrO
berbe Worte ibnebten auf ieinen
Sippen. IIs er aber ben fIebeni.
liden 9lf ieines emit aeIiebten
Sagen Job, puroe er miloe unb aiitia.
Gr beoeutete ieinem Winiiter Ibnl
Sa5il, i'm Su perlaiien, uno iprab
oailn an Dem SingIinge:
nStebe auf Sibpa. 8as il.
oeine 8itte?"
.@naoe, BabiidabI @naOe iir
meinen Gater!".
9as Intlis oes Serriders mnrSe
ernit, Die I6er mif ieiner Stirnc
i6poa on; oenno6 Hang ieire
Stimme nidt infreunOli6, aIs cr
entgegnete:
DSiopa, es FAINT nidt ieiu. Gu
peiBt niht, INN mos on bitteIt."
Gortfebung foIgt)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
$iopa, Der treue Sobn>
gon Alfoms @ebier, s. J.

5ierten Den einfa6en Iltar, @lir.
lanoen bingen al Den reid ausgeitat'
teten Wanoen. DDS 9iloniB Der
leligiten Sungfrali iiber benz MItor
erihien beute iboner unb treunolidrr
ais ionit. Mquapipa i6ritt gum
slltar uno ipra6 Die punberbareu
'Sebete Der beiligen Stride. 9an,l
trat er 5nm S%aufbrunnen, ON Dem
Siopa ieiner barrie. Or trug Elm
i6neefpeiBes, lang observation-disclosures
@epano, uno iein @ntIis itrablte Dor
beiliger Sreube. \ Seit unb pbna
Sagen antnortete er Dem BrieItcr,
ibmnr Dem Satan ab, entiagte Der
Welt unb lpeibte iid Dem SienIte
ISeiu Gbriiti. 9arauf gob Bater
I%auabipa bas beiIige SouipalIer
iiber oes Siinglings Sdeitel uno
iprad feierli6 Die @orte: SD tauie
Did i'm Hamen bes 8aters imb Des
Sobnes unb oes III. Settles"
Die @ieoergeburt mar poI5ogeu.
Siopa's Ser5 idspelgte IN SeIisfeit,
nno Sbranen Der Sreitbe traten ibm
ms Iuge. Or fniete nieoer uno
betete aus Dem 8r,noe ieines Ser.
sens fir aue, Die ibm tbeuer lparcn,
Defenders fir ieinen perirrten Batter.
Der NiiiionGr feierte bas Spfer Der
FL. Meiie. Nabbem er ielbit bas
SimmeIsbrot %genoiien, reidte er audi
Sibpa Den FL. 2eib bes Germ. 8eine
Sober fam oas @liif bei6reiben,
baS Die engelreine SeeIe Sibpa's iest
genoB. Nabe bel Seius fem, bas
iii fiir Die ltnidulo elm Slid, benz
bier ouf grOen nifts gu pergleiben
iii.
Sinter 9lumen perborsen batte
Der 8roBmogul Gfbar ielbit bieler
bl. Sanolung sugei6alIt. Or parb
befti9 beipegt, uno Die @naoe @ottes
pnbte borbar on Die Ebiire ieiue5
Ser5ens. Aber er tbat ibr nibt auf:
er permo6te es ni6t, 10 groBe Spier
ou bringen.
aim @admittaee iudte Siopa
@quaDipa auf uno iprad: nMein
Batter, beute ipirit bu mir feline
@itte berDetgern."
Sum- Sibpa, mos lit es benin, 6as
on BON mir DerlangIt2"
Batter, pirit bu Satebpur balo
n~erIailen?"
$50, oenn mein' Sberer ruff mid,
unb Der 8abiibab bat enoli6 feline
Ginpiuigune g~eseben."
n@obIan. 10 Lob mid bid beelei.
ten. SD mOdte unter oeiner 2eitung
fir Sefus arbeiten."
Iquapipa miuigte serne elm, ,tnb
Denise Gage ipdter perlieBen beiSe
ben Sof, UNI iid nab Goa au be-
geben, mo- ibnen Elm iiberaus ber5.
lider Gmpiang 81 tbeiI tpuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

Glbrer ocn Martertob. Inter Spoti
iro Sobn i6ladtete man iie bin.
Ger Satenbrueer, melfer, BON einein
San3enitib burfbobrt, obnmG6tia
bingeinnfen par, ipurSe Dor einenr
@osenbilbe nit 8feiIen tpie elm Sie6
ourblobert, als er mieoer 5l iiG
fam. Sn uniern Tagen iino Die fiiri
Sobnc oes bl. Sgnatius bon SEQ Dem
0rei5ebnten als ieIige @Iut5eugen
oilf Die Mltare erboben fporoen.
Noh fiinfoebn unbere Gbriltelt
tbeilten oas glorreibe Shidial. Gle
Mae itarben fir bas 8efenntnib hires
beiltgen fatboliiden GIaubens nnO
trdgen i'm Simmel Die Saline Ser
WtGrtDrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21
3.
Gin alorreider Sun.

Die ibonen Stun6en i'm &reiie
ieiner Mtitbriiber ioaten fir Bater
Iquabiba ni6t lange pdbren. Mber
Dos NOR ia audi nidt Der @uni1 iei,
ncs Screens. Das 8erlangen, fir
Gbriitus 81 arbeiten, an leiben unS
gu iterben, batte i'm angetrieben,
Seimatb uno @aes, mas Dem Men.
ihen tbeuer lit, az nerlaiien, Inn i'm
fernen Snbien Die Raht oes Seioen.
tbums al 5eritreuen.
Sein Sberer tbeilte linn mad,
Denisen Easen NIT, baB er ibn gum
Soriteber Der WiHion bon Saliette
beitimmt babe. Sin @eboriam ge.
pObnt, fam Iquapipa Der @eiiune
ioglei6 na6 unb beeab iid auf fem
neues IrbeitsfeIb. SioDa poate iid
nibt bon i'm trennen. @ater" {,
iprad er, bort auf Der Sniel lino
rod 10 piele, Die bas 2i6t Der 8abr.
belt ni1t ieben; lab AUDI mid bin.
geben uno iomeit es meme i1pofei,
arGfte geitalteu, urbeiten an ibrer
g%etebrung."
Iquapipa erfiiIte feline 9itte unb
nabm Den bodberaisen Singing nit,
oab er ibm 9ienite als &otedilt
Ieiite.
Saliette lit cine feline, Iiebli6e
Salbiniel, Die ii6 Sc Meilen I'M llm-
fang Dor 500 IN bas Meer eritredt.
|0ort batten portueieiiibe Seiuitea
unter nnidgli6en Miiben ben Samen
Der gOttliben 2ebre seiat. Sbre
@rbeiten paren geiegnet, Die
@0sentempel unb 80senbil6er Der.
itwanoen, unb cine feline Sdaar
bon Gbriiten beredtigte an fb0ncn
Soffnungen. slber Die SoGe mar
ibrem erten @erfe fein6. DIT
i6on bctten Die ergrimmten Seiocn
Shulen, Sduier uno 3apelen Der
MiiiionGre 5erit0rt uno on pielen
Gbriiten Worotbaten periibt. 9od
Die Iusoauer Der Mpoitel lieB nidt
nad, INNER Dieoer bebauten iie Den
berbeerten Weinberg.
SIN bteier Seit Der llnrrben naro
Rater Iquaoina Sberer Der Miiiior.
Wit allen gifer CAB er ii6 an's
8erf unb 5%itterte nitt Dor Dem
Seinoe; benn fem innielter @uii6
mar es, Die Elm Selo fGmpieno aui
benz Sdladtfelbe Su 9ooen su
lintens er abntet oaB Sallette ieiueu
Cob ieben meroe.
@S lit UNI Morsen bes %. SuIi
i'm Sabre 1888. Sn Gunculim
einem StGbtden Der Sniel, berridI
fur6tbare grreguug. Sn Der Weitte
oss Iories baben lid feline 9elpobncr
nno piele anbere, bic bin5ugeltr0nlt
iino, sur gerutbuna 5uiommen9eiebt.
.Sbre @ugen limo bitter, uno ibrc
Saulte greiien oft az 2anSe nnO
4eitle, Die Dor ibnen am 9ooen
liegen.
unbeimlide Stiae pilest Dem TO.
benoen 8eipitteriturme porannl.
Geben. 60 mar es au6 bier. SieieS
Shpeigen berridt IN Der @eriann..
lung. Eloslid erbebt ii9 elm nil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

trilde Bferoe fir ii6 uno ieinen
Tlelter ino rift boran. God u1b.
reno Der g%Iiibenoen @ittaasitunSen
niuBte er ruben. Damn alma %
benin fiiblen Mben6 pieber peitcr.
uno am folgenoen Morgen fam man
Sntebpur nabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-07-21

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