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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-09-29
Board of Street Commissioners

Proceedings of regular meeting of the Board
of Street Commissioners held Sept. 18th, 1880.
Roll called and all commissioners present ex-
cept Com. Voss
Com. Ford was chosen chairman pro tenn.
The minutes ofthe previous meeting were read
and approved.
The account of Timothy Donahoe against the
Fourth ward at So for So loads of clay was I'M
der suspension of the rules allowed
On motion the Board adjourned until the next
day. September 2Sth at 7:30 o'clock P. NJ, to
meet for the purpose of appointing inspectors
HENRY BIEBER, City Clerk.
Proceedings Of special meeting Of the Board
of Street Commissioners, held September 2Sth
1850.
Roll called: Present, CONS. Baxter Cole, Koe-
mig Miller, Voss.
Com. Baxter chosen chairmen pro tenn.
The object of the meeting was to appoint IN
spectors and Clerks of election in accordance
with Section 90 of Chapter of the Revised Stat
utes OF 1878; and the chairman announced the
appointments as follows
I, Thomas Baxter, Chairman protein, OF the
Board of Street Commissioners do hereby appoint
the following named persons as Inspectors and
Clerks of election for the respective wards of this
city hereinafter specified, to-wit:
First neutrality-suspicious.: VIM. Humphrey. VIM.
Schultz, Carl Goeldner. Clerks: C. w. Schultz,
Jr., F. Baebenroth Jr.
Second ward-Inspectors: Gustav, Eberle,
Chas Walter, Hermann Harte. Clerks: Max
Third neutrality-suspicious.: Thos. Moore, n. w.
Pierce, Thos. Holland. Clerks; d. Ambrose, S.
S. Woodland.
Fourth neutrality-suspicious.: NJ. J. Gallagher,
John Kaiser Jas. McHugh. Clerks: w. D. Stacy,
C. III. Ferry
Fifth ward-Inspectors: Fred OFT, FIR. CHASER,
VIM Herbst Clerks: ]. L. Kube, John Weissert.
Sixth ward-Inspectors: Judson Prentice,
Louis Vogel, Henry Peters, Sen. Clerks: Chas.
Beckmann Aug. Ritschlag.
Seventh neutrality-suspicious.: F. II. Breckenridge,
T. c. Cole, Michael Krakow. Clerks: John
Mooney, Jos. Crandall.
Tuesday Sept 2SGh, $780,
THOS. BAXTER,
E& Chairman pro TEN.
On motion ofCom. Voss the appointments were
unanimously approved.
An account of Aug. Kunitz against the City
General Fund of $3.50 for ~ days mason work
on Boughton Bridge was on motion of Com. Voss
taken up and referred to the Committee Oh
Streets and Bridges.
On motion the Board Adjourned.
HENRY BIEBER,
City Clerk.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-09-29

w. e. Jones had large display OF carriages,
buggies and cutters
James Forncrook & Co. had on exhibition bee
hives, one-piece sections, step-ladders and lawn
chairs.
Lewis Il Parks had on exhibition their patent
stove-lifter, which can be easily made into sever
al other useful articles about house.
E. A. Mendenhall had a fine display of force
pumps and farm bells
James Mccall, of Ixonia, exhibited farm
gate which attracted much attention.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-09-29

Go to X. Schubert & Son for Mrs.
Freem0n's New National Dyes. For
brightness and durability of color are
unequaled. Color from 2 to 5 pounds
Pricel5 cents. 43y1
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-09-29

A barn belonging to Jarvis Whittett,
in the town of Sumner, with its contents,
was destroyed by fire on Wednesday, Sept.
Is. Cause, supposed to be by children
playing with matches. The property Was
insured in the Oakland Mutual. The
loss was adjusted by the Company at 5000
on barn and 500 "a on the contents.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-09-29

Tie Milwaukee produce markets yesterday
were unsettled, and wheat was somewhat excit-
ed and about two cents higher. closing at 925sc
for NO. spring, 922zc seller October and $500
seller November, o3c for No. 3 spring, and Sc
for No winter Flour and mill stuffS were I'M
changed, but firmer. Coarse grains closed at29c
for oats, 393c for corn, 60Hc for rye and 7Oac for
barley. Hogs were firmer, ranging at4.S5@515.
--SentineL 18th inst.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-09-29

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the
Post Office, Watertown, Wis, September
0Gth 1890
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-09-29

Brainard Mrs L NJ Lacey w B
Carlwell Mrs Mccain G.
Cook K Macomber S d
Colby Setn O'Garr Patrick
Deegan Henry Richards Samuel
DumOnt Joseph (2 Smith Mrs S l.
Duffy Henry SPENCE
Higgins Hon James Taylor w
Persons calling for any of the above letter, will
Please say "Advertised."
j. r. MOAK P III.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1880-09-29
ya1GrEoWn Market,

Corrected Weekly by VIM. Buchheit
Commission Merchant, Third Street,
WATERFOWL.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15
What Is a Cold!

On no less authority than the London
Lancet would the theory be credited
that the resolve of person not to take
cold is ample protection against having
one? ut is startling to discover" says
the Lancet, chow little we know about
the commoner forms of disease. For
example, cold; what is it? How is
it produced, and in what does it con-
sist? 1t is easy to say cold is a chill.
A chill of what part of the organism
We know by daily experience that the
body as whole or any of its parts may
be reduced to considerably lower tenn
perature than will suffice to give man
a cold if the so-called chill be inflicted
upon the surface suddenly. Is 1t, then,
the suddenness of a reduction of tenn
perature that causes the cold? 1t
would be strange if it were so, because
few of the most susceptible of mortals
would take cold from simply handling
a piece of cold metal or accidental con-
tact with ice. The truth would seem to
be that what we call taking cold is the
result of sufficient impression of cold to
reduce the vital energy of nerve centers
presiding over the functions in special
organs. If this be the fact, it is easy to
see why nature has provided the stimu-
lus of strong fit of sneezing to rouse
the dormant centers and enable them
at once to resume work and avoid evil
consequences. This explains why the
worst effects of cold do not, as a rule,
follow upon chilli which excites much
sneezing. Shiyering is less effective
CONFUSION to restore the paralyzed
nervous energy, but in a lower degree
it may answer the same purpose. The
shivering that results from the effect of
a poison on the nervous centers is a
totally different matter. We speak
only of the quick muscular agitation
and teeth chattering which occur when
ever the body is exposed to cold and
evil results do not ensue. 1t follows
from what we have said that the natural
indication to ward off the effects of
chill is to restore the vital energy Of
the nerve centers, and there is no more
potent influence by which to attain
this object than strong and sustained
effort of the will. The man who re-
solves not to take cold seldom does"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15
A VALENTINE.

Beware Of one who loves thee but too we'll.
OF one who iain would bind thee with spell,
With power to draw thee, rs an unknown land
Lures the imprisoned traveller to its strand.
o. if thou wUuldst be free,
Beware of me.
Beware OF eyes that softly fix on thee,
Tanned in their restless glances by thine own,
And OF a voice, where all things that may be
In maiden hearts are told i'll every tone.
Ii thou wouldst still be free,
Beware of mel
But if a longing, born within thy soul,
Gives thee 1ar-oh glimpse OF unknown bliss,
Then let thy love speed onward to Its goal,
Nor thy true rest and Joy for blindness miss.
If thou wouldst not be free,
Thea come to me!
Laura Winthrop johnson, in Scrfbner.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15
Hen and AIligat0rs.

A lady residing at Cow island, in
Louisiana, and wishing to @set a hen,
went into field adjoining her resi-
dence, where some Of her chickens had
been laying" and produced some
seventeen eggs and placed them under
the hen. When in the course of
human events" the chickens were
Matched, 10 and behold! there came
forth four small-sized alligators. It is
supposed that alligators from an ad-
joining marsh had deposited their eggs
in the field, and she, not knowing the
difference, placed them under the hen.
And, what is more strange, the young
aligators follow the mother hen around
the premises as happy as a Colorado
beetle in potato patch.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15
Poets Letters.

One of the well-marked points about
letter-writing is that it is rarely those
who are their best in society who are alyo
the best letter-writers. We could name
persons who never take up a pen to
write friend without making them
selves twice as much of persons as they
are in conversation, and others, again,
who never take up pen without eff
facing themselves almost utterl with
out reducing themselves to the ciphers
which in society they certainly are not.
The difference we take to be the same
as that between persons who find and
recover themselves in solitude, and
persons who find and recover them
selves in society. Charles Dickens be
longed to neither class. He was as
much of a person in society as he was
in solitude, but, oddly enough, almost
the same man in both. But the
highest class of correspondents are
much more when they write than when
they speak. And in general you will
find the best of this class among retir-
ing, meditative poets, such as Gray
Cowper and Charles Lamb-for Charles
Lamb, too. was a minor poet, though
more humorist than poet. The rhe-
torical poets-poets like Byron-are
also good letter-writers, but rather let
ter-writers like Dickens, men who make
their letters the literal equivalents for
their own presence rather than some
thing of an entirely different shade of
influence. Nothing can be more anus
ing than Byron's correspondence. but
it conceals Byron the man even more
completely than his poetry itself con-
cealed him.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15
HER REPROOF TO A ROSE.

Sad rose. foolish rose,
Fading on the floor,
VIII he love you while he knows
There are many more
At the very door?
Sad rose, foolish rose
One among the rest;
Each is lovely-each that blows:
1t must be contest
None is loviiest!
Sad rose, foolish rose,
Had you known 10 wait,
And with dead leaves or with SHOWS
Come alone and late
Sweet had been your fate.
Sad rose. foolish rose,
Ii no other grew
In the wide world, l suppose,
My own lover, too,
Would love-only yoai
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15

"Does he know anything" anxiously
inquired a friend, bending over the body
of man who had fallen from the roof of
a house. Don't know, I'm sure" said
the physician, "He never did know any
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15

, thing, but we can't tell what effect the
fall NAV have had on him uatil he re-
gains consciousness.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15

PARAGUAY imposes a tax on bach.
elors between % and so years of age.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-02-15

The lovely RectorY Of Braintree has
long been my home, and the "shY cur
ate" the best and most devoted of hus-
bands. Little does the title apply to
him now! Beloved and respected by his
Pensioners, and known far beyond his
own little circle for CONSPICUOUS talents,
my home is all and more than could
wish; and as the fourteenth of February
again approaches recalling the happiest
event of my life, with what different feel
ings do l greet it from when, ten years
ago, sat in my lonely lodgings, think
ing sadly of my Valentines Days of
the past
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06
8eI8ten.

gu BriHeI bat fd ON 7. Wdr, &rons
prina &uboIpb uon Ssftsrrsi9 nit Ser ausis
ten Go9ter bss R6nias Der BeIaier ste.
pbanie perlobt. Oie 0srIobuna rpurbe In
aaer Stiae im ensftsn GamiIisntreiie &c.
feiert, na4bem Rronprin3 RuboIpb In alIer
6orm UNI bic 5anb Der Prin1elfn Stes
pbanie Bet ben @ltern ansebaIten bate.
Dur& bieie 9srlobuns pirb elm Ianasebea,
ter 8uni@ bes R0niss 2eopolb erfiat,
usl&er ftets baran ba9te, feline Godter
NIT einem Prinaeu aus benz 6iterrei9iIdsn
gr5bauie su permdblen. Die 8raut bes
&ronprinssn pirb ole cine m~itteIsroBe ara.
SiSie Mdo9sneri9sinuns nit buntsIbIous
ben Saaren sei9ilbert. Die Yrin,eifn,
cine aussetsi4nete @r,isbuus aenois
fen bat, wurbe biSbsr bur9 bic Muiter BON
fat allen SifsntIidsn Soften fernssbaIten
lnb bat bis sur Stuube elm ftiQes 9eben
i'm 9auie Der Gltern ssfibrt. SeIbff In
febt man fs isbr islten 6ifsntli4.
auf einem 9ofbals III Sis Yrinssifn nur
In etufa9em psiBsn Rleibe eridies
men, no fe Ssbsrmann bur9 lire anmuib
0ie 9o9,sit birfts taum Dor
'insm Sabre ftattfuben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06

am 81, o., 20. unS "a. ausuit b. g.
fiabet bic Seier bss 90Ojabrissn 8eiianbes
Der Stabt Stepr In SbsrSferrei5 unb bas
5ooidbrise SabiIaum bes oortissu %unifors
mirteu girsercOrps itutt. Die 6sisr wirb
in einem Soltsfeite, elmer lambs unb FORT.
wtrtbitaftIi9en. iopie elmer @swerbe: auss
iteQuns fur S6srSterrel9 bsiteben; ben
SGIuB berieIbsn wirb bic 8aloiuns pom
Neutrality-suspicious., bic Yrdmiiruns
nnb cine frsipiuise auetion bilbsn. Cur
8ei4ituns Der lamb unb OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
li3en ausfeluns usrbsn Sn, unb Nus.
lduber, 3ur Setbeiliauns an Der 9suerbe,
ausftsauns bic IN Ober0itsrrsi9 bomicilis
renben 5abritanten uub GrBeussr einseIas
ben. Die anmsIbunsen finb bis !. Suli
b. 8. unter ausabe bss bsnStbisten &au.
mes on bas betrsffenSe ausfsuuusscomite
IN Stspr gu ri4ten, ueI4es aud ale net,
tersn austinfte bereitwiuisit srtbsiIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06

Mittwo9 Ra9t putbe 9tasmus
Easter, Der In Wauteiba gountp rpobut,
BON etnem aus %permummten W6nnern Be-
ifebenben Wob seibsert un6 ssfebert. Oie
SamiIie StieIom bot SieIe erempIariide
Strafe aus ben b~rinsenbften (7) 9ranbsn
peranIaBt.
Ser g%antier, @m. 5obtirt pon
Wuupun, wslder 70 uisIe 9eute betroa
unb NIT hem @slOe bapon lief, Iebt lett
NIT isiner Samilie ppn benz @elbe, Sas
feline 5rau, bic fribsr S9auipieIerin mar,
bur5 Stunbenseben perbisnt. gr taufts
NIT benz seraubten 9slbe tn Californian
cine Saru1, nit @ein bspflanst, aber Der
Sroft t6btete ale feline &sben unb CT per.
Tor Nass.
Die biesidbriss 2%esisIatur
bat $3.50, 4o3.0 5 Bepiaisunsen ssma9t,
mebr ais cine 2estslatur ie porber. Boris
ses Sabr betrusen bieielbsn bios $500, Ut
unb In 1878 nur $4,000
Mabiion bsanipru9t cine gep6ltes
runs pom 1900 ginuo5nsr.
Bel Sbebopsan brannte Der 2eu6ts
tburm unS BET "a @rofe bas Sd5rbopt ab.
Die gafasiere purben auf cine SnisI GEE
rettet.
Die Mtlw autier inb gar ni6t
sufriebeu, baB ibnen Der Staat bas gountp
Jrren5auS niSt absenommen bat unb bas:
ielbe uirb als ein GROCER elephant fir bas
gountp bebei1net.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06
81

Der wenfdIii5e 8auern : geretu
sdbIt iebt II 900 Wit9Iiebsr.-S Der
B eermiubur pirb elm ueuer
2eu9tiburm e,baut ws,bsu, unb omar auf
benz ,roihen Sanbe" etpas lO-l1 see:
meilen unterbaIb bss 2eudttbsrmss auf
benz vbobsn @sse." Das Gonnen. unb
Bufen Qntt uerfast sesenudriis iiber einen
&eisrpsfonbs pom stna SOC, 900 Rart,
weI9e gum gau bss proiettirten Qen9t.
tburmss auf benz vrotbeu Sanhs" psrpanbt
werbsn t0nnsn.-3u M Il n er ftarb Der
erf fiirtIi9 penfouirte tatb. Oipiionss
,Bfarrer S9irmaru i'm IItsr pom so Sab
rem. @inen 0a9foIser bat berieIbe ni1t
ssfunben. - Tros bes Aufi1uunsss Der
@iieninbuffrie In GoIse bes S9uS,oIes,
baben ii9 bic 9obnuerbdltniHe tn @ c f,
fallen penis uerbe6srt.-Wan idretbt
aus QInen: Die Sterbli9tsit TT In ben
Issten Wonatsn bier un6 i'm ansren,enben
WinferIanbe cine 10 sroBe sewsisn, wis
bies felt Sabren nidt Der SaQ mar. slm
bdufsfisn III bic 2unssnsnt5inbuns aufs
sstrstsn, bic faft INNER siusn t6oIi1en gsrs
Iauf bate. Da3u 1T fur bic Stabt unb
~limsesenb bic gaIamitdt sstsmmen, bab
bic bsibsn bieRssn aer5te srtruntt Rnb.-
Wan fdrsibt aus StIbesbstm: &m
Is. Ssbruar 1880, aIio Dor SO Sabren,
trat Der erffe S9iler In bic biefge Taubs
ffummsnsanfaIt sin. Ssitbem finb In Der
prouint iibsr 1900 Taubftamms gum llns
terridt selanst unb lber 800 aussebiIbst
aus ben SiIiaIen au 5iIbesbsim, gmben,
Stabe unb Osnabrld sntIaTsn worbsn.
Die SiIbssbeimsr @nfaIt, bic dItsfe, bat
In ben usrfonensn SO Sabren 622 8inber
sOidbrise 5anbsIss
mani Sob. Bernburb 5einri9 Gents Don
Srteioptbe. Elm bartberjiser Wu9srer,
rpurbe pom Sduurseridt gu SIbsnburs
psseu llrtunbenfdlf@uns gu elmer Su&t'
bausifrafe uen 2 Sabren, fowie su elmer
9sIbbuss pon 500 W. psrurtbsilt. Osrs
feIbe bate auf sinsm pom 2anbmann Serb
8ernetb au B6isI ausseftelten DarIebns'
i@ein bic S9ulbenansabe pon 10 W. In
l79 W. umsednbert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06

Seuh6lano.
st %beinIanb.

Der bsribute slussnarst, Sanitdtsratb
Or. Wooren tn . ifielborf, trus bisier
Gage ben loo, 900 Batisnten In feline 2tfie
elm, BEL wsl9er @%elessnbeit 96usri6ife
Iaut wurbsn unb ;abrsi9e @ratuIantsn err
idisnen. Die RutinserftruBe, auf Der fid
bic a~ussntIinit bsfinbet, NOR fsitli9 be.
lasst. Inter ben einsetraseneu 100, 600
Yatienten befinbet iib tein einSissr susi:
nal n%ottrt, obsleid uteIe uiebsrbolt bsbans
belt wurben. gn 1900 sroBe Operation
men, barunter $500 Staaroperationsn,
itnb uon Or. WoOren bisber ausssfibtt
uurben. - Sn elmer @isarrsnfubrit su
Erier brad am IL. Mdrs elm tIsiner
Strite Der Mrbeiter aus. Oem 8ernsb.
men mad usrmiBte Der Better cine Insabl
ferttssr Gisarrsn unb traf Saber our Ser.
bituns d5nli9en gerIuites bic Inorbnung,
buB fortan bic @isarrenma9sr ii9 DOR gers
laiIsn Der Wsrtltdtte tdsli9 unteriu6en lai,
fen mibten, Oh ie ni9t Eabat ober gisars
rem m%itnGbmen. llnsefdbr 80 @i9arrens
nader aber molten iid bieisr Inorbnuug
ni6t figen unb ffeuten baber bic QIbeit Elm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06

nSutnep fpa,ierte Elm ishr tIeinss
Wdb@sn, bas Dor 8ursem burd einen
Stur3 pom Glide eiuen Arm sebro9en,
i'm 9arten beruu., ais bic Sub, bic felt
Sabren bort aeitueiie graft, pI6sIi@ auf
bas 6inb s~uiprans, bafsIbe NIT ben 96rs
nern erfabte unb In BITE 90be bob. Selt.
iamer @siie i9rie bas Rtnb ni9t, bielt f9
nit Der seiunben Sanb rubts auf ieinem
erb6bten Sise an einem Sorn Der Sub,
unb bieie idleuberte bic aufseIaSsne 9aff
ni9t meg. Den S1red Der Wuttsr Tam
man f9 aber taum ubriislsn. ais iis, aus
benz Senfsr blitenb, ibrea fleinen 2tsb'
ling auf benz &opfe Der Cub bdnssn iab.
&ubis b%eionnen obppbl innerIi9 Dor auf
resuns bebenb, sins iepod bic Muttsr auf
bic Sub 3u. nabm bas &inb berab unb
iberSeuste fid nit 6reubs, bab bGTsIbe
unperIett mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06
Huklano.

llsber bic am s. Mdrs erfoIate Sinri4s
tuns bss Nttsntdtsrs auf ben General Sos
ris' MeIitoff wirb aus Ystersburs semels
bet: Seit benz fribeu Rorsen woate cine
enorme Wenf9enmaiIe bur9 bic StraBen,
pe!9e Der Ittentdter Wlaoefi Su paiiiren
bate. Gin Tbetl bss &i5tplaSes mar a5:
seiperrt; In Der Mitte besieIben mar Der
sssen 20 SUB bobs @aIsen erri9tet; ne:
benbei cine YranSeridule NIT Sstten. Yin
benz SaIsen waren apei binne Stride be-
feitiSt, elmer oils &eierpe. Der S9arf.
ri5ter, Elm ebemaliser SttdHiug, wurbe
nsbft brsi Grreiianten, aIs @ebiIfen, pom
Der polijei bepa9t. CUR @rscution mareu
ie Elm Battalion beS Brso5rai9ensti'i9en,
S~emenofidsn, Ssmailoffidsn unb Sd
gerresimentes commanoirt. &urs Dor IL
ubr errei9te Der S1anbtarren, pom Roias
ZEN escortirt, ben YIas. Der au,ug Mla,
oefr's wur berielbe, wsl5en CT bsim often,
tate trus. Guf istuer Bruf war eine
idparse Eafsl NIT bsr 4ufl5rift isines
Serbrs@eus befsitist. Ssin @ntliS mar
lei4enbIaB bin unS pisbsr iibs, fog ss stn
b6bnii9es 9d9eIn. Si9sren S9ritteS
sins er gum S9afot. BORT srpartete ibn
eth Priefter, befsn 3uiprn9 sr anfanss
NIT slsi4siltisem 2d9sln abuebrte. Spd'
ter nah Ct uei5sr, psrneiste fiji Dor benz
YubIieum mad alsn Ssitsn, tiBte bas
6reub unb empfins bss Yriefers Sesen.
Cine @apuje wurbe ibm iber ben Ropf unb
Sbsrt6rper sstOsen unb er bann piIsnIos
bic Stafen bes @alsenS binaufssbra9t;
bic S9Iinss wurbe ibm UNI ben 5aIs sss
lsst, unb Der Sentsr paltsts fsinss amtes.
Der Sobsstampf wdbrte fanf Winuten.
Wdbrenb Der Grscution wurben brei on.
itdnois setleihete Snbiuibuen, ani@etnenb
libii4er 9ertunft. usrbaftst, ha sin Bauer
b~ebauptete. Ct babe seb0rt, wie fe sedubert
bdtten: rSie aIauben, ein S9redmitteI
fir uns sefunbeu 3u babsu, bod iol9ss
fir9ten mir ni9t." Na9 stpa elmer 8isrs
tslffunbe wurbe Der 2si9nam absei9nitten
unb gum gini9arren fortsebra9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-04-06
Dte S@weia BAT benz l1nternebu,en su.

0te S@weia BAT benz l1nternebusn aus
gsiubelt; bra9te ss bod auf bic maunis;
faltisffe Weife enorme Summen in's 9anb
unb f4eint bic srose grIeidteruns bss
6anoelsoerfebres 3uifden Sib unb Norb
auf beluetif4em 9oben aud fur bic Dauer
9robe Vortbeile su perbeibeu.
WSslid inbefen, bas bisie gortbeiIe Der
neusn 9eitaItuns Der 8srbdItnifs gsssn.
ibsr f@ aIs Eduiduns erusiien, ia bas
fs tn bas 9esentbeiI umi9Iasen.
Die Roue bss trennenben Wittelaliebes
3wii4en Bust @roBfaatsn III ni9t unbe,
benfli9 fir Elm tleines ma6tleies 2anb,
befisn europdii9 aarantirts Neutralitdt In
uuieren Easen, ba es eiuen europdiiden
areopas ni9t mebr sibt; tn benz e~iiernsn
SeitaIter, ba Nabt Dor &e1t gilt, nur
nod ben fraswirbiseu 0srtb elmer gour'
toiiie bsfst.
Collie lie wisber eth miIitarii9es Suiam:
menmirfen Qreubens un6 StaIiens ~itattfins
ben. 10 pirbe bic Sdisnenitrase bes ct.
9ottbarb baIb gang anbere Pafastere gu
t%ransporttren baben ME bic frieoIitsn
@mifdre bes Sanbsls unb ben Sus Der
n6rbiidsn Touriffsn. gsi benz eritsn an;
tlopfen elmer ftratesiiden Notbusnbisteit
wdre iber bic S1uei3er Rsutralitdt nod
einisen b6hi9en Rsbensarteu unb - ut
aliquid fecisse videatur-in bic Cuff se,
ipro4enen Proteitsu 3ur ern itsn Tasesorbs
nung iber9esansen. Die groBartisen
&riese u~nierer 3sit, ba sIsid sanse Ratio.
nea sesen chamber tn WafTsn ftsben unb
UNI bic politiids Critters rinssu, t6nnen
bur9 bIOBe rs@tIi9e Bsbsntsn i9 ni5t
bemmer Iafen.
Ni4t minber birfte bic mirtbidaftIide
SsIbfifdnbisteit Der S6weis bemndtit
Der 8ersansenbeit auseb6rsn. 0is Gin:
fi4t sreift INNER u,ebr um fi1, bab bic.
ielbe ni9t bauernb su balten isi, unb man
f~freitet nur nod baruur, Oh bic g~tessnoiIsns
i9aft In cine fran,Oii9s obsr beuti9s 3ou.
union aufseben mife. 9oltiide Spm:
patbisn nsisen aur ~eritsrsn bin, absr iduer,
LID nit bauernbem grfoIse, benn naturss:
mds mirb bas 2dnbd en-, peI1es fortau
pom Der sroBen iibIi9sn Sanbsls itrabe
Osuti9Ianbs bur4sosen wirb, 3u Isstsrem
binsebrdnst.
@ie LANCE bic gnti5sibuns psrs6sert
usrben pirb, bas bdnst nod sr6BtsntbeiIs
bapon ab, gu wel9em @rfoIse bas srobe
polittf4e @ewitter, weI5ss iest am euro.
pdii4sn 9ori1onte hdnst, f9 sntIaben
wirb, unb In sueiter 9inie bauon, Oh unb
tn wel4em @rabe man In Berlin ii5 3u
elmer 3wsdmdBisen 3oas unb SanbsIspolis
tit enti4Iieben uirb. @etrsibe: unb Slsil5.
i4uslOue NIT ifeisenber Tenbsus UNI per,
i4aloeten 9runbbefsern ifatt Der usrtauf 1.
ten 9ranbrente eine neue finitIi6e auf
Decentralization gu i6enten, ruerben me-
Der Die S4wsis nod anbere flsine Na9.
barn Deuti9Iaabs tn bic 3oQunicn lofen.