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Arizona republican., 1903-02-02
FOR THIRTY-NINE CENTS.

A local business man who was once the representative of one of the big mercantile agencies tells a story of how he became a member of the bar in the state of Virginia a number of years ago. He had occasion to go to one of the inland counties of the state to make an examination of the county records in order to ascertain the standing in the county of number of country mer- chants. Upon reaching the railroad station he found it necessary to drive Q distance of ten miles or more over a road which was a mere apology for a
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02

out in a finished and artistic manner.
 The beautiful and charming little comedienne, Lottie Kendall. is sure to capture her audience here as she did in Fl Paso. Ma Moon Light Lu,' an in- terpolated coon melody. which is sung in the second act of Said Pasha," by this little lady is one of the gems of Coondum Edward L. Weston. the leading tenor, who in the part of Ter ano, the Mexican nobleman, upon his entrance to the Pasha's palace i'm mediately captivates the audience with his wonderful robusto voice. The chorus Is the prettiest ever brought into this territory. and contains some splendid voices. Judging from the beautifully composed criticisms concerning the Olympia Opera company it is far su- perior to anything of it's class that has toured the southwest in number of years.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02

This vitiated air rising to the surface. forms a big. pale bubble. which can be easily seen through clear fee. After being exposed to the water for a few minutes the bubble becomes oxygen ated when the muskrat inhales the globule of air and resumes its journey. This the animal does time and again. until It reaches an air hole, where fresh air is to be had. The boys skate over the newly frozen ponds inhabited by the animals, and when they find one of the bubbles they cut through the ice into 1t with a jackknife. After the air has escaped, the hole is plugged with little stick, and the imprisoned ani- mmal, too much exhausted and dazed to go away. is smothered near the spot where 1t left the precious bubble. Later the bodies are chopped out with a hatchet. A smart boy can catch and skin from forty to fifty muskrats ;l day from a pond where bubbles are plenty.
 Tn skinning the animals. an incisien is made near the root of the tail, and the skin is then pulled down over the head, after which it is turned fur side out and hauled over a shingle to stretch and dry. As fast as dried the skins are stored away in a ~cool loft and kept until spring. when they are sold. Five or six years ago the skins sold as low as 10 or F cents each, but when skunk fur went out of fashion the muskrat took US place and the price doubled. so that now good skins will bring from 25 to 30 cents each The supply is consumed by New York and Boston manufacturers.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02

highway. Reaching the county seat, he went to the clerks office in the court house and proceeded to look over the records as he had done In many other places without any objection be- ing offered. While he was still on his first book he was asked by one of the clerks if he was a member of the ba~.
 Not in Virginia" he answered. in a tone indicating that he was a member of the bar elsewhere.
 'Tm sorry" said the young man. but in this county it is against the rules for anybody other than q lawyer to handle the boCAs.'
 It was explained to the clerk that the legal talent in the firms employ could not be found, and as the lawyer lived more than two miles away he would not have time to get hi munless he missed the next train.
 "There will be no trouble in arrang- ing the matter" the clerk informed the Washingtonian.
 Entering a private room. the oath subscribed to by attorneys was admin istered, and a certificate showing the stranger was Q full fledged lawyer was handed over to him.
 What shall do now?" the clerk was asked.
 Pay the fec he answered.
 What is the amount"
 "Thirty-nine cents," was the clerk S prompt response.
 The money was paid and the man from Washington returned home and told how he became a lawyer for the small sum of go cents s-Washi ngt on Star.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02
BALLADE OF REORGANIZATION.

The tender young twig that we bend Tn hope Of it's growing aright At times shows a quite crooked trend. With symptoms of canker and blight, And were we not hopeful, we might Consider it near to it's end; But nearly is better than quite It is never too late to mend. Our time, though too often we spend Most badly though duties we slight And seem justly about to descend From quite a respectable height, Though prospects seem gloomy at
 night
 Of their betterment, still we may wend Our sweet way at length to the light It is never too late to mend. At least to the eye of a friend. The black may bleach out of the
 white;
 If not, to some passable blend That looks just as well at first sight Some fortune surprisingly right A cheery tomorrow may send. Though you may consider this trite, It is never too late to mend.
 L'ENVOI. Prince. virtue would seem to invite; Reforming I surely intend But later, though time take its flight, It is never too late to mend.
 Chicago News
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02
RIGHTS OF FREE PRESS.
Assassination of Gonzales Touches the
 the Press of the Country.

the Press or the country.
 The killing of Editor Gonzales was more than murder. Its motive makes it a crime not only against the law of God and the statutes of South Carolina. but high and menacing crime against the fundamental law of the country. which guarantees liberty of speech" and of the press"
 Gonzales was asssassinated for eXer- cising his clear right publicly to criti- else. censure and denounce the public acts of the Tillmans-both uncle and nephew. Whether his criticisms of them were just or unjust is wholly be- side the question. He had a right to make and print them. however severe they may have been. The laws of libel and of islander provide proper and suf- ficient remedies for any public man un- justly assailed in a public newspaper.
 Lieutenant Governor Tillman was last year a candidate for governor Gonzales impeached his character. his habits, his fitness for the high office he sought. All this the editor had clear right to do. and it was his duty to do upon his honest convictions and under a sense of his responsibility to the pub lie. For this Tillman attacked him on the street. and, unarmed and quite de- fenseless though he was. killed him.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02
A NEW INDUSTRY.

The demand of fashion for birds plumage has led to the creation of a new industry. Farmer Billings, of Brookdale. Pa, has taken a contract to furnish a Chicago miliiner with crow heads at 25 cents apiece, It costs something to get a dead crow. because 1t is an elusive bird. and ammunition cannot be had for nothing. Billings. however, is an enterprising speculator He has devised scheme by which a maximum number of crows heads can be obtained at small expense, He has set up a chicken incubator, in which are placed, as fast as laid the eggs of about ore hundred hen crows that have been trapped. with perhaps a dozen cock crows. Within fifteen days the little creatures are matched. and a fort night later they are ready to be be- headed. It is understood that the head of crow chick is worth just as much as that of the oldest of the same species. At the uniform rate of four for S1, dead. they will pay the producer.
 Farmer Billings has the only crow hatchery in the world, and he is justly proud of it.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02
GOOD SHORT STORIES.

An old friend down Broadway says. apropos of ito wabash," meaning ito cheat" that a schoolmate of Uncle Russell Sage. having accumulated q sum of money, sought the old gentle mans advice as to investment Hay ing been born and raised right upstate together" he used to say, II felt that Russ would give me the safest propo- sition in the market. Wabash was selling at 4O Russ said, Buy Wabash. After the shares had dropped about 20 points I went to him again and asked what to do Buy more Wabash was the reply. which I promptly did. l had the pleasure of seeing Wabash go to 7 but had enough of it."-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02

De Starr is the great exponent of realism in the drama"
 ''I know; that's why he wouldn't take my play"
 What was the matter with your play?"
 Why, the hero had a surgical oper- alton performed, and De Starr said if 1t was done at all it would have to be a real operation. and he couldn't stand for that eight times a week"
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02

The cowardly crime touches the vital rights of the press of the whole coun- try. South Carolina becomes the scene of a precedent-making trial that is of the highest interest and importance for the entire union. American journalism. from New York to California and from Maine to the Gulf. is interested in the vindication in this case of the right of the press to discuss, criticise and con demn the public acts of public men, un- awed by violence or the fear of it. New York World
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02

There are SO many sons of Murac Halstead that no one outside of the family has even been able to Keep count of them. However, one intro" duced himself to Major General Chaffee the other day and reminded him that two of his brothers had served under him in China.
 Yes" said the general, his eye light ing up, "I know them both very well.
 They almost worship the ground you walk on, general; they talk only of you when at home of your brave deeds, of the affection every soldier has for you, of
 The general, hastily interrupting. said: Stop. stop! I'm afraid those youngsters have talked too much"
 Both of them are first lieutenants, yet to him are only youngsters, of whom he is very proud.-New York Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02
OPERA TICKETS.
Advance Sale for Famous Olympia Opera Opens Tuesday at 10 O'clock.


 Owing to the heavy demand being made at the Goodman drug store for desirable seat locations for the entire engagement of the Olympia Comic Opera company. Manager Stechan has decided to have the sale open at 10 a. m. Tuesday, February 8, which will af- ford each and every one an equal op- portunity of securing the best seats.
 Comic opera" is something that the Phoenix theater-goers have been long ing for, and now that it is to be given to them by such a well and favorably known organization as the Olympia" it is safe to say that an enormous business will be done at the Doris theater for the three night and one matinee performances which open Thursday evening with a grand pro- duction of Richard StahPs masterpiece of musical comedy composition, Said Pasha," which by the way is an Ori- ental opera, affording great opportun- ity for the display of feminine charm, elaborate costumes and good whole some comedy by the best of comedians. We understand that MT. Edward EagletOn is the leading comedian. If such be the case, which it undoubtedly is or his name would not be used. the very richest of comedy will be dealt
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02

When Representative Lorimer of Chi cago, who is going back to the Fifty eighth congress, was a young man. he worked for a time in the glue depart ment of the Armour concern. One morning MT. Armour came down to the packing house at 6:3O o'clock. lie walked through the glue department and found Lorimer the only man there.
 Do you get down at this time every morning asked MT. Armour.
 ''Yes. sir.' Lorimer replied, when you are in the city, sir"
 It wasn't long before Lorimer had d raise in pay.-New York World.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02

FOR SALE-16O acres under the Tempe scanal with ample water at n bargain; also three 20-acre tracts highly improved with plenty of water in Tempe canal. Address A. Nielsen, Tempe, A. T.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02

A drive to Tempe with luncheon al the Casa Loma win afford a pleasant trip today. Take it.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02

NOtice-Always on top with top prices for produce. The lowest on merchandise. Eggs 25c per doz. Good win Bros.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02
FOR SALE

Below cost, our entire stock of winter millinery. Caps and hats from 25c up. Misses Hale.
Arizona republican., 1903-02-02

On Saturday an omnibus was plung- ing through London from Putney to Liverpool street. Just behind the driver sat couple. The young woman knew nothing of London; the young man knew a little. And the young woman wanted to know everything. She as- certained that the Brompton Oratory was St. Paul's cathedral that St
 Georges hospital was Buckingham pal ace, and collected a lot of curious mis- information about the Hotel Cecil. which had changed places with the Law Courts. The driver fidgeted. and nearly lost his way. As they came up Ludgate hill. the young woman caught sight of the statue oi Queen Anne. Now, who is that?" she demanded. The young man hesitated. But the driver could contain himself no longer. Don't lose cart. guv'nor," he said over his shoulder. don't lose cart. Say it's Marie Lloyd. d."-London Chronicle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
Ceferrei6su n8aru>

- Ssn llugoru bat it6 Elm auBer'
eetpobnlih bemerfenspertber Soa
non aberglauben 5ugetragen. Gin
9alter aus NoBfuai itarb, lDdbreno er
ben Warft elmer benadpbarten Stabt
beiudte. Seine Serpanoten moaterl
Die 2eid)e na6 Sallie bringelL itteBen
aber, ais iie bas Sorf Sbaros palIi'
rem poaten, auf @iberitano. Die
9emobner beS Srtes maren n0ntlid,
bon Dem @abne befotgeit, Dab Der
transport elmer frembeu 9eife burf
lire StraBen ibnen rlnglif bringen
miiiie. Sic gegleiter Der 2eide
holten @enbarmerie berbet Inn inter
oeren Sdns burd Sbaros 81 5iebeu.
9ie geiommte giupobnerifoft Itelte
iih linen nber nit Seitgabeln itub
Gbnlifen @aiien in Der Sanb ent.
gegen. Die 8enoarmerie iplrrOe sils
riidgetrieben unb aaben Seuer. Sa.
bel nltrocn spei Weni6en get0otei
uno piele pertprmbet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
@eit Nir0inia.

- Sie hiden SG)10eI Ser Neger
Iino bcfannt uno ebenio oird, baB lie
olcielben mon3mal IN bG6lt ullange'
nehmer @eiic gebrar6en. giuem
Iifter IN gSeit @irqinien lit es ober
p%orbebalten aelpeien, oieie 9idihGoc
iigfeit aeietlih na5uertemen. Gin
Neger bate einen WeiBen perflngt.
neil berieIbe i'm nit SiiIfe logon.
rgrab &nudles" niebergeidlagel
Iotte. Ser meiBe Mann iagte, bal
er IN Sel6itpertbeibiaung gehonoeli
babe, baB Der Neger pie Elm Siegen.
bpf nuf i'm lo~sgerunnt lei lnlb bas
ein HiggerlhdOel nllr nit Netaa be,
banoelt Der0en fGnne. ga ser Gid).
ter 3elge neribieoener Sf1oel.
fampfe suii6en Sdlpar5en eepeier
mar, muBte er 5ugeben, baB ser Ser.
flaste i'm Hebte mar, 81 einern flint.
liten &ertbeioigungsmittel al erei.
fen unb Der Reger tuurbe nit ieiner
Glage abgelpielcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21

mclr oils 5luci Mtonate 81 tbun bnbel,,
nm Dieie @eloer 81 5Gblen. ltnclc
Sam lit namli1 elm eigener alter
SEER, Der genall ptiien mill, Die oiel
8elo er altf Seller uno 8fennia be.
ittt, ielblt menn er abiplltt teiueu &c.
brath Oapon mufen fam ullo bas
&apital iGbrelong tobt in Den hiebs.
iid)ercn @emDlben rubt. NdtiirItf
perben Die Miir5en nift e~in5elu &c.
5Gblt, benn Damn piiroe bie SdbIs
Gommiiiion in einem Menifenleben
niht ferttg merben, lonoern Der
Wommon, meld)er in p~eriieaelten
Suden iib befilbet, miro gan5 genall
actpoaen nllb baum Die I~uiSGbllna
gcnod,t. 9uB iest mieoer einntol
aenau %Snpcntar oufgenommen miro,
riihrt bober, baB Der SIlfsbllroes.
Shabmeiiter Conrad e. Sorbon neu.
lib bonn Sobe obberlrfen muroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
Gin bcoa6t5an,er Waun.

90. 81. I,litin Don 3infeiter,
Sns., ipuBtc mas er in ser StunoC
Der Notb al tbl,n batte. Seine
Srou bate einen 10 ifweren InfaH
BON Wagen. uno 2eberIetoen, baB Oie
Gerste ibr nid,t helfen fpnnteu. @r
erinnerte lid on Or. Sings Stem 9ife
Bills nno ponbtc bieielben iofort an.
Ser 2uitano ieiner Trau beiierte iid
aleif unO lie murOe i6lieblih furirt.
@los 20 Gents in &. M. &uete'S
@pothefe, 656 Maiu StraBe, Su'
bllque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
Ne&u Dorf.

- SllrGtbar tragiid aeItaltetc ii6
Elm SelbitlprOueriub in gtep Oort.
Ser fiini5igidbrige @eih1ftsfaiiirer
Senrp &eaoer lit ieit einiger s3eit an
elmer Srilbung oes slugerlliGts. "a
ct Srau uno iiinf &inOer 81 erllGb.
rem bat, belief i'm Die entietlihe
Ingit, er meroe e%rblinoen. Ser @e.
oarte perfolgte i'm 10 iebr, Dab er be.
ld)loB, leinem Sebeu Elm Gn0e 81
MAIDEN. lin Die WittagsltunOe 5ps
er iih ms S6laf5immer 5uriid, uns
Glei6 oarauf ertonten 5Uei Sd)iiiie.
als feline Satin b~in5rleilte, iunO tie
i'm in einer gllltlahe allf Dem 9oOen
liegeno, einen nellen Heuolper nod
tranpibaft III Der Sano. Sin be-
nad6arter Ir5t puroe gerrrfeu, Der
ieltlte(lte, baB 2eaber iif beioe
au9en uusgei6oiien bat. SeaOer that
Dies, ohne es an mouen; benn er
mollte iid ia baS Seben ais iold)es
ncbmen. Gr bate offenbor ben Gre.
polper on Die cine S6ldfe angeiest,
ourd itiefe Stelitng Der SauO abet
bat Die &llgel MIR oas Iugenbeiu &c.
troifen. SSSn Der @abrnebmung, baB
err nod an Seben iei, fat er bunn bic
@affe on Der linfen Sctte angeieBt
uuO in oerielben @eiie lid, Oouu aud
hos linte 9Iilge mlSgeid)oiien. Gr
ipllrbe nod Dem &oipital geld)aift.
no Die Ner5te lngen, er iuerDe ON
2eben blei6en, ober Die Sebfrait iei
9Gn5lid n~erlOren.
- llnermGBlihe SdGbe iin0 IN
iellerieiten @etp6lbcn bcs Stem Dorfer
llnterifabonEtes alfgeipei6ert. SSm
@m3en iin0 cS $215,000,000 IN
@olo. unO Silbcrmiin5en, Die bier
neponirt iiub. @ou oieier Rieicu.
iuunme fam man iidI cinigermaBelr
cincu @eariii modlru. menn man it'd
ncrQeQcmuGrtiAt. oof Die @tiiH3en Elm
&cmidJt bon $500 (omcn rcprGieni
tirru mo ciN 9uBCuo Grpert.GlcrfI
nit &iilie BON II tildJtigen Nrbeiterll
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
Veri6ieOemc9 taGriGten.

Sn elmer engliifen Stride Be-
mcrfte Der @eiitli6e BON Der &anaef
aus, OoB Elm Siebespaar mGbrenb bes
8Ottesotenites 3drtlihteiten ouSs
taltldlte. Sn gere6ter gntriiihutg
bleriiber ertlarte er iofort, er perse
DIE beiOen ilngen &eute am nddlten
Spnntag nanlbaft mafen, tpertn lie
ntft nad Dem @ottesoienIte in Dee
Safriitet eridienen, INN @bbitte az
tbnn. Sam fltbr er in ieiner 8re-
0iat fort, aIS oh nidtS gei6eben
mare. Gr NOR ober nibt penis iiber.
rai6t, ol5 er no6 Dem @ottesoienite
niGt penieer ais feds Saare on bee
Sblir Der Safriitei marteno fan0.
= Son Ser &a6'uft uaD Dem er.
itounlifen @rinnerunqsnermSgeH
lines Glep6anten meiB ein eneliides
9latt SolgenOeS 81 berifteu: Gin
cltS Dem Stal oes &Gnigs bon Siam
n 9angfof berfaufter elephant
rp,roe einem Starter iihergebeu, Den
flilber i'm 0ienite oes 96nigs eeitan-
ben bate. oils o1s Shier beS
WonneS aniiftig mrroee. umihlang
es i'm nit Dem Nii'Icl, ihleuberts i'm
AT 9ooeu uno 5critanpite i'm NIT
Den SiiBen an grei. 8ie es iid ber-
allsitellte, bate Der llngliiflihe Don
10 Sabreu 0ur6 einen SteinDurf
bas redte Iuge bes G~lepGanteu ser.
ltOrt, Ser MN ieine &ate nahm. I
Die erauiamen Sder5e, bic IN
Ser eugliiGat ar1nee iiblid iinb, boz
ben Ourb Die WiBbiqigung, Die Die
6ffentlide Meiuung ibnen nelter.
bings anaeoeiben lGBt, teinespess
Elm @nbe geimoen. Giuen tragii6en
IusganQ nabm ems Ser in Der eng4
liifen Irmee heliebten Shetn.
Sriegsgeridte in ser 9aierne bes
Geibire . Regiments. @s mar bliss
bere in benz Hegiment Site, baB iea
Ser neue 9htf0mmling eiu iolfes
&riegsgeridt 6urb5umaGen bate.
beiien gusgaug getp0bnli6 ipar, BAD
Der delinquent IN elm 2ufen gemifelf
nn0 tii6tig bltrdgeidiittelt ipllroe.
SSSu oielem Sale purbe er ieou6 aus
irgeno eirem @rlmbe 5u Sobe per1
urtbeilt, u1o Elm 9umerao itedte cine
ieincr Meiuung na6 leere Satrone,
Die er ais @nbenfen aus Dem lilo.
a~irltaniidlen 8riese mitge6raht
bate, in fem 8epebr. 9ie Siilis
NOR ie6od nibt leer, unb als er, uut
oas @eiiGt beS r@erurtbeilten" 5ie'
LEND, abbriifte, ging Der S6uB benz
iungen Manne mitten bur6 ben
3opt 10 baB bieier auf Der Stel(a
foot nieberianf. 9as 2ei6eui6au.
geri6t, lpeldes Die Sooesuriade fei,t
5uitellen batte, iprab oen unireimiat.
gen Worber BON Der S6atlo fret uno
fGate Elm @erbitt ouf 500 burh
llngIiidSfaIl". gs beiBt ober, baB
bieier Sorfau i'm ltnterbouie 5ue
Sprade gcbruht nerben ioa, in6
Dob Der &riegsminiiter anfgcforbert
wcrben miro, GroBere g(nitrenglmgels
sur ltnteroriifung Der "Sdein4
&riegsgeridJte" 81 MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
Serautte OaS GRAB.

Gin itauuenerreeenoes Greianib
melSet SSobu Sliper bon SbiloOel-
phia. gr idreibt: SD befano mid
in einem jamnlerltben 3uItano.
Ieine Saut mar fat gelb, meine
Iltaen eingeiunfen, meme 8unge be-
leat, ih bette itetige Shmer5en i'm
&iidelt utb nen Seiten, feinen Ippe.
tit urh miIrbe NIT iebem Sag ihrpd.
der. Trei 9ler5te 6atten meinen 3lt-
itanb als bofinuneslcs erfldrt. Ils.
bam pltrbe mir geratben, elnen Ser,
illdl nit electric gitters al MAIDEN
unb su meiner i~renoigen lte6er.
raid)ung beiierte lid mein 3uItano
beneutenb beim @ebrauf Der erlten
Slaihe. Sd fubr brei @oden NIT
Dem Sebraub bon electric 9itters
fort llnb bin iebt Elm geilInoer Morut.
Sh peiB, baB bos @rab Inn Elm mel
teres Spfer berauht mirbe." Miet
mono irllte perfehlen, bieies Mittel
All protircn. SlpS 80 Gents.
@arantirt bon &. @. 9fuete, Csc
Wain StraBe, 9uhuoue, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
Cine 9roGe Seuiation.

Cine qroBe Scniotion ipurbe IN
2eespiQe. SSnb., bnblr6 erre9t. oar
81. 8. gropnL Der am Ganoe oes
Grades itanb. burd bcn @ebrntf
por Or. Sings Stem 9i5coperp fin
@usschrrn1 pom iiheren Sobe erret.
tet wuroe. Gr idrcibt: sd lit ,n'
iGQliGe Gualen infolge bon Nitbmo,
pbcr Shrc Stem discovery 6rofte mir
a!eidl @rlel6terrllg ino mirfte bin
rem furser 3eit cine p~ollitGnoige
Rnr." Nehuti6e Grrcn por Sdpinh,
illdDt, Sungenent5iirbumg, @ron6iti;
unb @rip iinb 5a5lreidy. GS lit cir
lmilbertcCifli6cS Mittel fiir oQt
6al$. uno 2l~rigcnlrioen. BrciS sc
EeHt5 unb 500. @arontirt Don {
q. <cie, 500 Moin StraBe. Gu'
5uque, S5otuo. &robeilGi6en irei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
NeW SerIeD.

- SQs man ON 3. 9lpril SOS @ro6
Ser TraI &inebart oli Dem Moumt
&chonon &irGbof IN Nuntreoton
GOmtn oifnen lppute, nm Die Seide
anberSmO az bearaben trof man aui
eire @oi'erQueae. meiGe 10 reihlidJ
floR bn5 man iortmGbrenb SSaIier
lh6picn mIbte. bcmit ba$ 0ru6 nift
iibcridrWcnnIt mcr0c. Oils Der Sare
9eGifnet mnrOc, fonb man, hob bic
&cidjc nit Nusnobmc bes &opic@,
melder ieblte, p%OllitGuOig in Stcin
pfrmnnOeIt morben mar. 9ie 2ciMe
bette bel ibrem @~egrG6uiB elm @c.
wid)t pm ctma 100 Rfmp, jest miegt
lie 800 Biuno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-04-21
Snetaua.

- @or SO Subren itarb in Scipio
Der SGter bon SRI. Minnie Eeterion
m ben 9lattern, mo an s. April
srlag audi tie berielben aranfbeit, Die
ite iid) Dor etlihen @oden 6,tge5os
gen botte, olS lie einen Softer 0ffnete,
in Dem iif Gleioer ibres peritorbenen
&aterS befanOen. gler5te erflGren,
Dob eS nod nie boge,ueien lit, oaB
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