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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
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8te mir aus Der v8oir bu 9dreur,
bours1 iebsn, bot unier sesbrter ArIoner
@orreipoaoent, 6err aopocat Wi4aelts,
feline ganbibatur ais Witslieb bes Bropins
sial Ratbs Der Yroutn8 aufseffeut. sSn
einsm S1reibsn an feline WdbIer tritt &c
fur BITE @runoidse Elm, bic in Der gonfis
tuition pon 1880 nieberseIsat fnb, befir,
wortet Spariamtsit i'm 6ausbaIte Der Bros
uinB. 8srminbsruns Der Stsusru unb forq.
fdltise Beadtnus Der Sntereh len bes Mders
bau's unb Rleinbanbels. GIN sutss Bros
sramm! SoffentIi9 uirb 5srr D.i1aeIis
ais Sieser aus Der Urine berporsebeu, ta &C
sin 3apsrIdiRser. gut tatboIii9er unb Be-
Iiebter Wann III.
I'm 6 afftIIons STEELE III 6err
.. .. U. Eei9 gum Notar in arIou ers
naurt worbsn.
I'm Is. M al brad Seusr i'm @infier
bet Mfenois aus, ergriff bann Ganners
pfan3unsen unb Birtenssb0la unb ri&tete
einen S1aben uon 80, 900 6ts. on, ben
msbrere gissntbimer pon 9esIile, MiIier,
Nsuffateau nnb NiDeIet gu traseu baben.
I'm Is. Wai, Mittass, bra@ Seuer
i'm 8obnbaus bss Adersrs u. 5enis BON
8ittsmont (9esliis) aus. Das 0obns
haus, swei StdQs, sine S9eune unb BITE
grnbte wurbsn elm Raub Der 5Iammeu.
SerIufe 5000 5,s. uerf9srt.
I'm 10. Wai brad su Qaneuuiue
(S5eI) cine Seuersbrunif aus unb Ieate
Bwei @sbdube tn al9e. Sie aeb6rteu &.
.. SaIbarbier unb s. Seltin. 0erIuff
1900 Grs. teine gerfi4eruus.
Der Pfarer Don Gsbesee III an
STEELE bes penfonirtsn Baifors @iqaur
mad Waiuien uerfett uorben.
gu gbrensDomberrn an Der
Ratbebrale ~ Namir bat Der bo@m'fe
Bii9of ernannt: WaIbasne, Brides bes
tlsinen Seminars 3u Baffua9, Eaanon,
Brides bes Seminars Az Slsreffe unb
5enIp, Director Der association ouvriere.
5err Aba m, YropinsiaI, Mr&itect au
Baffnad. bat Elm gbren OipIom unb bic
flberne Webaiue fur feline VIdne srbaIten,
bic CT auf bic Bril- sIer Gusfeuuns aes
ianbt. gs waren foIsenbe arbsitsn: Gnt,
wurf zines S4uIbauies fur Sabap. las
gieiae, gntuurf elmer brsiidiffssn, sotbis
iden Rirde, NIT @sw6lbsn aus bsblen
Sadfsinsn, BrOiett elmer WaTsrIsituns
nit Dampfmai9ins u. +. NJ. fur BITE Stabt
arlou.
Gin unbeta isin uolenber
Wobltbdter bat benz B~irssrbospis su VI,
Ion 1000 5r. unb benz AImsnbursau 1000
Sr. ssi5sntt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

am 81. Wai III burd ben Sc1p. s
Damn, Bfarrsr in ct. @icoIas, Wisc. 5
. 9eibsr nit anna gsid, setruut worbeu
@atuItrsn.
Wa5rrnb n~niercs 8siudes in Wusea
tine batten mir @slesenbeit bic Ealsnte siner
lunsen Dame, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Inut
epien, su bemunbsrn. sic ipisIts bic Or
gel wdbrenb bss fsierIidsn So9amtes Bel
@elesenbsit Der General 9sriammluns be,
R e. 9. O. uon Soma nnb entlsbiste lid
nit benz gbore, Der sine id0ns Wsfe Dor
trus, ibrer aufsabe auf's bette.
Serr 81. Maicrns, Der LANCE Sabre bier
tn @eiddft NIT 5err q. SunseIs sniams
men mar, IdBt fd isst uieber In ct. @Ioub.
StearnS 60. Minn., nieber unb sr6fiaet
bort elm Spssersis unb gusrwanrsn @e
iddft. Slid auf Ridl
Serr Z. o. Sauier BON Cascade bat
Issie Wode isinen bsibsn S6bnen unb
elmer So9tsr 1000 adsr 2anb iibnidris'
ben.
Mm 1. SUM- wurbe 5rduIsin @Iiiabstb
@sbIen, Todtsr bes usrforbensn Ystsr
@ebIen bon 2smars, NIT Sobn &oHing Don
Beueuue bur9 Rspsrsnb s.. Rsis pom Sc
mas tn Der ct. Soispbs airds setruut.
Die 5o93eit fanb i'm elterlidsu 5auie Der
8raut itatt. 5srr Boiling IN in Bellevue,
Sadion 60. Soma i'm @eiddft. Slid uno
Sesen gum Bunoe! Wir sntnebmea bic
Na9ridt ben Bldttsrn BON 2smars.
gu 3oielanb, abams 60. Rebrasta,
purbe ON ls GpriI BERNARD SsIinaer
NIT Srdulsin Rsdinssr pom bortissn Ia
tbolii&en Yrieifer setraut. Slid unb SsiI
benz iuussn Paare!
Su Bort Waibington 1T 5srr % u.
Yors oils &seispsr fur bic Sounbrp ernannt
worben. Oisislbe pirS na9ifsns perren.
tet unb banu piebsr nit pollen N,beits
trdftsn in Betrieb geisst perbsu. Sc pirb
biss fur bic Stabt cine wiltommsne SADIE
isin. Die tortissn 6afsnbautsn werben
rhifis fo,tseiest. gs sebt bas unbsifimmte
@erii4t, bas in Ssautss So. Sob ssfun'
ben porben iet. Bir sIanbsn ni1t faran.
Sober Sarmer grade aber iein SsIb 9eb6ris
urn, uisusidt pirb bann bas @olb in @s.
ftalt uOn idperen soIbeneu aebrsu baraus
berporwa9ien.
gDir entnebmen BEN .NorbHern1 pom
Ga @rofe: 6err Better Webrer unb Srau.
wel9e felt etwa % Sabren bas Cautious
.Biseonfn 6aus~ babier sefibrt batten,
baben am Oisnftas cine 8eiu9sreiie nod
ibrer alien 9eimatb in 9ursmburs anss'
treten. Wini@en sIidli@e &eiie unb frobe
Wieberfebrl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

btsneu fe ba3u, ben @ei9mad Der ameti'
tanern su biIbeu unb III perebsIn. Die
Sortidritts, msI6s bic bilbenbe Runt in
amerita madt, fnb unDertennbar. unb
uen fe aud beute nod tire Rinbeii9ubs
faum aussetreten bat, 10 mirb ss bod
w~abribeinIi9 nur peuiser Sabrbebnts bss
barfen, I'm fe gu elmer eblsn &sifs su
brinsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
0roBberso8tbum 1T.
gorreponbsnsa aus Sells.

Ser Nnfans bes Wai beaann NIT frsunb.
Ii9er Witteruns unb bic Wdrme entfaItsts
raid BIdtter uub glitben, 10 boB I4on in
einisen Tassn ueri1iebsne Obfbdume in
pollen BIutbeni&mud ~pransten. 4ud
bas Braun Der Bii1s bssann 3u pers
i9uinben nnb ma9te, wenisffsRs an fon.
niger seIesensn Srten, einem ianften @rin
plas. Trodenbeit berri9t, unb nit benz
Rommen Der SteinbIitbs trat aud wieber
GdIts elm. Disie bate msbrere Gage Gin,
bur4 einen aiemIt9 boben @rab eIrei4t,
70 baB fe ben iunsen pfanBsn iebr ida.
bette. Som 10. Wai an besann bic RdIts
mieber ab3unebmen unb III es iosar ben
Gag binbur4 ssIinb marin.
Bei,en unb &orn if.ben Bis iest i9Is&t;
Der 5afer III aIerbinss nod tlsin, ifsbt
absr bod siemIi9 gut. @ras idIsdt;
| RIee i'm aussmeinen mitteImdbis, In pdr.
meru @esenben aber isbr gut. Diugsrs
fri1te, Qupiuen II. (. ~. t6nnen bier nod
nidt ssidst werbsn, ba ss 3u trodsn IN.
CONNER 2upinsn isbr id6n. SaIisn
fri6te nod nidt seidet. Die ms SsIb
seiebtsn Rartoifsln inb nod ni5t aus benz
Boben bsraus, fommen aber isbr ld6n tn
ben @drtsn. Die ibriseu @artenp1ansen
fnb mittstmdBis. Die Obabdume fisben
iett in poaer Bllibe; aue gfanSen absr
isbnen f4 na9 einem suten &ssen.
am erieu Wai bate man i9on ben @e,
nuB Iisblibe Maisl0d5en ms Rnopfot
ifefsn su f6nnen.
GOrrcipunbrn3.
2urembura, 90. Mai. Die Wablpo.
gen iisissn nit isbsm Gage b6bsr; nur brei
Wo1en trenneu uns pom isnem entl6ei,
bunssuoueu Gage bss IA. SUMS, Der aIs
3rsitsr Oisnitas bss Wonatss SUM- Dor
Der YsrfaHuns islbft aum WabItage Be,
iiimmt worbsn lit. 5susr nun pirb bi,
,Wdblsrsi" mad ueusemobsltsm @eist
mad bslsii9sm Wiufer, gum eritsn Wal,
Dor f9 ssbsn, inbsm Der @dbler mad Na,
msnsausruf sinsn SstteI mt ben ssbrudtsr
gabibatennamsu erbdlt unb bintsr ben 9ta'
men ieinss rgrforsnen" In sinsm b6laerner
YerI9IuB elm Rreu3 MAIDEN iou. De,
glsrus nil ii9 bisiss Sabr au9 an Der
@abIsn bstbsilissn, ba 60 isiner untbdti
gen @utmlibistsit tbeiIpsiis susumsHsr
1T, baB has usue frsimaursrii9s llnsIads
aeiet ibm unb benz faibpIii9en 8olfe auf
aebaIiet wsrbsn fonnte. @ablcomite'S Rnl
organifrt, In ben eritsn Eassn lou eii
Wabltats9ismus untsr bic Wdblsr uerbrsi
tet merbsn unb gang fiber bofft mon brs
9siitIi1e, bic Ssrren Rrisr I'M Cantor
Sapsasn, SrsisbOrf in Rsbinssu, Saais
tn glsrf bur93ubriussn. Yolitiid unrsi
1T nod has 2ursmburssr Bolt. Di
WabIeomitss babrn. stpas ipdt anssfanss,
unb rsdt tausIids ganbioatsn fsblsn nod
bsBbaIb brdu1ts sS nidt Wunosr su nsb
men, menn Der sriis Ssriud, ba aler Nm
fang f1uer IN, nod stpas Iinfiid isil
mirb. -5dttsn mir nut ben i9Iasfsrtissn
pom &ssieruns unb 9ibsralen sIsid &c
flr9tstsn unb ssiddsten pinti9sr In be
BANNER Isl desint wires, tamen est lau
danda voluntas, tam man isbenfals an
Is. Stunt mad sinem u~nsinfissn Rsfultat
fasen. ein sweitss WaaI ssbt 60 better.
SIR bic pier Bs5irtsinipsetorsu babe
f@ ni4t wsniser ais 40 2sbrsr, iosar I'll
S4nlmeifer NIT benz pisrtsn Rangs, az
msIOst. SubsB sisb,n ous Ssrfdnbiss
baribsr bis S&ulter unb iussu f9: 3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

Nndb INNER fOmmsn Ra1ri4ten iber
ben @runbbsfs Der 9ursmburssr In lime.
rita.
Die 8 9ursmburssr. bic in Oawion Co.,
Nsbrasta, wObnen, sisnsn suiammen, wis
uns Ssrr @osbsrt fdrsibt, $40 Adsr Qanb,
aIio i'm Dur4i9uitt $50 ader.
Sn Srrquois 60, 81 Isben II Qanbs.
lsute, bic 1920 gder 2aub ibr siaeu men,
neu, i'm Dur1idnitt alio 573 gder beii,.
Ssn, 70 idrsibt uns Ssrr Rs. Chefs. Don
ben II iinb nur 8 9sisr Der v@a,stteA.
@arum ni9t aIs?
5srr Sobn paulp, gIsrt BON MoiaIem
Townibip. Dubuque Co., ibsiIt uns nit,
baB BITE SO 9anbslsute In WoiaIem Conn.
ibip, Dubuque Co., 1860 ader. 2anb be.
ft.n. aIio i'm Dur@i&nitt stua 1875 Adcr
per SamiIie.
@sil mir grade on WoIaIsm Gownibip
fnb, beri9tissu mir sinsn Drudfebler, Der
f4 flrali4 In sin Stem sini&Ii@. Der
Sster madts uus iasen, bab Ssrr WeIbes
1880 gdsr 2anb sstauft bdtts, mir battsn
$50 ssf9rieben; iibrissns fonnts aud sin
Blinber ben S,blsr mertsn, absr % sibi
bait 9suie. bic Aussn babsn unb nt4i
(rsi4D isbsn, Obren babsn unb ni&t b0rsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07
8 II xem 8 E $.
Deretnt8te Staaten.
WapoIeon8 an De StenbaDer.

Nappleou be 8roBt fppn,
CUR 3sit, ne am BefeS bitn bat
Als 3titr Re franjsf&en 3brpn,
Nc epnfss, y IN Der @ren, eng Staat,
Sir DO eng srob Rtpue &c balsn,
@tn bisn bat mme Wuolsefaltn,
Sens brap 3albptsn 3e sein,
Dc PIN en- bapprs Seifanb bin.
@upr idsn fsnst b Rultf ipsraa,
" he bat aass fed ssbpBt!
Disans Staat mar poler Subtli1aQ-
Ora 6 nor bran, ben bupt stmpBt;
Den tuct I'm engtni Gle esbatn,
Ret en- Mmfnt baet bic lens Ven,
@tfebtrt pun Der Mrbedt rp,
g pidt an bet an enstnl brUp. I
,Wat lett mir un benz 9asnnnbsf"
Denft bttn an bet alt better Drop,
dat cd clio iolt bin ~ 9sf
u ratnssr Arbre&t balen pp!
Cir ben bun ed senus ssposn.
Gesptii& SsBt fr bitn trbrrsn,
I'm buprnub Deitl&lanb san3 sur1Rritft
9u lang FIR bisn slsns stltsft".
@n Der Wtil fpom Napoleon,
gir s'&stbsbaus, no fed b'gsItf trsdt;
Do bun Ie b'Sitt al efsfee'n,
w. more grab tpt perjsdt,
,,Vive i Emperor !" TO- a bauItnb 3cnaen
'Ias airs bed Oh 6rtb atIprpnssn;
IRA be bsint Sten blot rcbeg fc'u,
Ssiu put buot bitn net pfstbO'n.
aaum buot be Refer bien srbledt,
Du brpmmt mat perbal'nsm !3ucr:
,,Wes ben ba aucr net mat le9 lhsdt z"
Mm feline rfib en- cp en- euer,
u fret 6, mat en- DO bet ma&sn.
De Stsnba'r be fenft un ss laden:
,,Ah, Sire !" itt bisn, ,,bsi be as rsna,
8udt nsmmsn bier, s& bas Citing.
De Refer fret: ,0c bas be bier ?"-
sd q pun SsiSespartsmana," **)
,Bars tu ret ODD Cabot nat mir 2"
Dad, Sire, mat SHeul9rans
War cd mat ieh bet b'pyramieen,
Do bu' msr Waun FIR Rann aefribsu
Del b'Gbrsfrsit man feips gane
put Dir iasr 81 mat sgntr Sanb".
,.Tsns 8isb, mel Grsnb. bust mir ssfaa,
Ct f6tnst as tptrft bu suor net bIeb
ct mir mel Wpnit, baB ipsral
Sc Weni& med mtb fatttsrtn bet.
Gu fanns Su' mir eng @oni@t besisren,
Dem Taprt fann sh nsiItt ssrpirrtn",
Abe eann, Sirt, tnt rtl cd bun,
Git fort LOFT med mtns Grbe&t bun :"
Cafe, @iss am DECEMBER 1880.
U. G. 4edtr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

y Longwy. iran3si& Stat IN Der grsn, Yu
esBsburs.
40 I'm Der 8ranjOisn,sit per s'esbsburaer
9asn&sn ais Department des Forets an Del
pu Granfrsi6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-06-07

gu 9onbon, Ontario. wurbs am per.
foienen Sonntas Der @runbftsin su Der
neuen RatbsbraIe ssIest. Gue Bifd6fs
Der prouinj Ontario warsn ranweienb,
sbtnio tablret&e @eifli&e unb cine srobs
Wsnse Bolt. Ser bo@w'fe Hii9of BON
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Miscellany.
The First Thanksgiving Day---A. ID,
IG91.

-
HO23.
"And now, said the Governor gazing abroad on the
OF the sheaves that dotted the cearlngs aud covered
"Tis that render praises because Of this yield
Of grain;
It's meet that the Lord Of the harvest be thanked for
His sun aud rain.
"And therefore I, william Bradford (by the grace Of
And the franchise Of this good people,, Governor of
Thro virtue of vested power-ye shall gather with one
accord,
And hold, in the month Of November, thanksgiving
with the Lord.
"He hath granted peace and plenty, and the quiet
we've sought 10 long;
He hath thwarted the willy savage, and kept him from
doing us wrong;
And unto our feast shall be hidden the sachem, that
We worship his own Great Spirit who maketh the
harvests grow.
$50 shoulder your matchocks masters there is hunt
ing of all degrees;
And fishermen, take your tackle, and scour for spoil
the seas;
And maidens and danes Of Plymouth your delicate
To honor our FIRST Thanksgiving, and make il feast
Of joyl
ave fail Of the fruits and danes 80 close to our hand
In Devon -
All, they the ghtcst losses we suffer for sake of
But see, in open clearings how golden the melons
lie;
Enrich them with sweets and Spices and give the
Pumpkin-Piew
SO, brayey the preparations went for the autumn
feast;
The deer and the bear we're slaughtered; wild game
from the greatest to least
Was heaped in the colony cabins; brown home-brew
served for wine;
And the plum and the grape Of the forest for
and peach and pine.
At length the day appointed: the snox had be-
gun to fall,
But the clang from the meeting-house belfry rang
merrily ont for all,
And summoned the folk of Plymouth, who hastened
with glad accord
To listen to Elder Brewster he fervcnty thanked
the Lord.
In his seat safe Governor Bradford men, matrons
aud maidens fair;
Miles Standish aud all his soldiers, with corsels and
sword were there;
And sobbing and tears and gladness had each In its
turn the sway,
For the grave Of the sweet Rose sandish oershadow
ed Thanksgiving Day.
And when Massasoit, the sachem safe down with his
hundred braves,
Aud ate Of the varied riches Of gardens and woods
and waves,
And looked the graDaried haryest-with a blow on
his braWny chest,
He muttered, "rhe good Great Spirit loves His white
children bestI"
And then as the feast ended, with grayey ofhcia
air,
The governor drew his broadsword out Of its scabbard
there,
And, shifting the trencher near him, he cried in he
roic way:
"Hail Pie Of the Pumpkin / dub thee Prince Of
Thanksgiving Dayln
-NoreBibeT Tide-i rake.
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Although in Norway and Sweden there are
many mines and mills, most of the people
gain their living either out of the soil or the
sea. The farmer in either country is a mar
vel of industry and thrift; he would live up
on what an American farmer wastes, and live
more comfortably than our farming popula-
ton do, AS a rule. The amount of labor per-
formed at the special dairy farms, to which
cattle are driven in summer, generally by girls,
would horrify Western maiden; but the
Swedish and Norwegian girls thrive on it,
enjoying rare good health, and consequent
happiness. Still more exacting is the home
care of cattle in winter, when much of the
food must be specially prepared. On some
soil that here would be condemned as good
for nothing, fair crops are grown and har-
vested in the short summer, while in the
southern provinces the yield is equal to that
of model farms in America
The maritime statistics of the two coun-
tries, and of Norway in particular, are sim
ply staggering. Last year more than a
thousand Norwegian vessels entered the port
of New York, and seven times as many were
busy elsewhere. More than sixty thousand
sailors man these vessels, and yet Norwegian
sailors are numerous in the merchant navy of
almost every other country. About hun
dred and twenty thousand Norwegians are
engaged in the fisheries. The author mi
nutely describes the great fishing stations of
Norway, and here, as elsewhere, is struck by
the attention paid by the government to all
its resources. Every fishing station has a
superintendent, appointed by the govern
ment, and the date of beginning the seasons
work, the time of starting out for the day,
and even the places in which the fish are pre-
pared for market, are determined by him !;
but the officers duties seem to consist princi-
pally in preventing confusion or bad feeling.
No liquor is sold at fishing stations, and yet
the men, who are directly in the path of all
the American weather" that crosses the At
lantic, are remarkably healthy and vigorous
set of fellows; they wear good clothes, too,
which is not done by fishermen in general.
To their abstemousness must be attributed
the lack of strife; during long visit to the
fishing stations the author saw no fighting,
and did not hear single oath. No fishing
is permitted on Sunday. Drunkenness and
profanity are rare everywhere in Scandinavia; I;
there seems to be absolutely no idle, non
producing, dangerous class, such as is the
main-stay of vice in every other European
country. At fairs and feasts there is a great
deal of drinking, but the period is brief, and
the fun never eliminates in fighting. john
HABBERroN, in Noe. Harper'S.
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MIR. G.rs,eI.I a. CIeyeIapd.

Mrs. Garfield, Miss Mollie, and Masters
Herbert and Abram are now comfortably
quartered in their new Cleveland home, No.
LOG Euclid-avenue. They left Mentor for
this city on Monday, and it is Mrs. Garheld's
intention to reside in her present home until
April next, she having made arrangements
with Judge Burke to occupy the house until
that time. She will probably make Mentor
her summer home She will only remove a
number of personal effects from Mentor to
Cleveland. Her brother-in.law, Mr.. G. o.
Rockwell, is in the city. and is assisting her
in arranging matters. Miss Mollie is now at
tending Mrs. Mittleberger's private school.
Herbert and Abram will commence on Mon
day next. Grandma Garfield, who is now
residing in Solon, is expected daily. She
will winter with her daughter-in-law.- - CEeUe-
land Ono Leader Noe. o.
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Good business in all branches is confident
ly anticipated from this time forward The
bank statement is a very favorable one cur
rency is coming back in the regular channels
to the great money centres gold is flowing
from Europe the crops are coming to the
seaboard as fast as railroads and canals can
bring them the export trade is good the
money market is expected to be easy for the
coming two months; and stocks and every
thing else are advancing. There is plenty of
work to in all departments Of industry, and
people at large are prosperous and contented.
The era that is before us all is one that will
be long remembered in the history of the
countrys development. - Boston EUen'g Star