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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-14

Hay Fever
Is attended by an in
iiamed con 1ltion OF the
lining membrane OF the
nOstrlls, tear ducts
and throat, affecting
the lungs. An acrld
mucus is secreted, the
discharge is accoInpa.
MED with a burning
sensation. There are
severe spaslns OF sneeZ-
Ing, frequent attacks
OF headache, watery
and inllalned eyes.
Ely's Cream Balm Is a
real cure for this dis
ease and can be de-
pended upon.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-14

WHAT THE NAVAL ENGAGEMENT OF TIE
FUTURE MAY BEAN UNCERTAIN FIGHT
OF ONE AGAINST A HUNDRED
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-14

particle is applied into each nostrl and Is
agreeable TO use. Price 81 cents by mail or at
druggists send fol- circular. ELY BROTHERS,
Druggists, Owego. n. y. july2id.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-14

fr-None genuine without q bunch OF green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile pol
onous stun with "IIopn or 'IIops" in their name
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-14
GEM. GRANT! Hssa, wSnsss /.

70 seII The "LVf ana Deeds or Gen. UlDSses ,.
inIGnln Inc best, cheapest, and most popular
DOOR published. Write for terms and secure terri
tory at once. Address GLOBE BIBLE PUBLISH
ING CO., 700 Chestnut st., Philada. july si,d.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-14
Read and Save Money,
Now is the time to Build.

| keep a full stock of the
above kinds of Lumber always
on hand, and will sell at these
prices during year of 1885.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1885-08-14

W. +, IALsTEAD, supt.
superintendent onlee, Scranton, Feb LIST, 1909
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-17
FOR THE LITTLE FOLKS.
Going to Town.


Pitapat, pit-apat, went little feet to town,
Pit-a pat pit-a-pat up the hill and down,
Little tracks in the road where feet all bare and
Have battered in the. dust while going into
town.
gown;
Baby sleeps mammals bed, sweet face without a
frown;
So little Joe with head of tow, and little Billy Brown
And little Pee with chubby feet go pita pat to town.
Twas here they stopped to watch hawk 60 sailing
round and round
Twas there they timid squirrel skipping on
the ground;
Three tiny birds with yellow throats were in nest
they found
Half hidden in a swaying bush where it was deftly
bound.
There's where the frog jumped in the bog. his silly
self TO drown;
town.
They hunted pebbles the hills where brooks went
babbling down;
They waded through those rushing rills while On
the road to town.
No journey m AXE for glory renown
Is crowded with adventures ike the chldrens' trip
to town.
to town.
--Homoh.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-17
Geography Made Easy.

Harpers Young People.
Those who have to study geography hardly
give thought to the people who have to make
it, Indeed, to talk about making" geography
seems absurd. For are not the mountains now
where they have been for ages? Do not the riv-
ers, most of them at least, flow in their old
coursesa But who is it that gives name to the
river and to the mountain?
A very amusing story is told about some ex-
plorers whom the French government sent into
the country of Kairwan, in Africa. They did
not go for the hunting, for the renown that
attends the fortunate dscoverer. They went
for the commonplace purpose of making geog-
raphy with maps) of the country
On their return they exhibited their maps
and when these were examined it was found that
mountains and valleys, rivers and ruins were
named MA arifsch." AS, in fact the greater
number of names were this unmusical word,
the explorers were questioned and they declared
that when they asked the natives, in Arabic,
what is the name of that mountain or this river
the reply was nearly always Ma a-ifsch." Alas
the explorers knowledge of Arabic was very
small. They had learned how to ask question,
but they had not learned the Arabic for that
common answer. Don't know" So these
mountains and rivers and ruins were all set
down in the map with the interesting name
Don't Know"-Dont Know mountain" Don't
Know river" etc.
If this system of naming were only carried out
to its full extent, how easy it would be to get q
geography lesson.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-17

st. NlchOlas
Gathering fruit is frequent practice of ami
mails, and yet there is stratagem attributed to
that walking bunch of toothpicks," called the
special mention 1t seems that fruit is
frequently found in the hedgehog's sleep
ing apartment and it's presence there is
explained in this remarkable way: 1t
is known that hedgehogs often Climb
walls and run off upon low boughs and instead
of scrambling down in the same manner they
boldly make the leap from the top to the ground,
sometimes ten twelve feet. They coil into a
ball in the air. strike upon their armor of spines,
and bound away unframed In taking this
Jump they have been seen to strike on fallen
fruit which, thus impaled upon their spines was
carried away by them, and this has given rise to
the opinion that in some such way they may
have stored their winter homes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-17
A Waking Song.

Away, my dear. from Sunderland,
Spread yoar sails For the wide awake strand
Life is up and the world begun,
Out from the web the fairies have spun!
Open your eyes-your eyes of blue.
That sparkle like violets in the dew;
1t was never meant that gems sc bright
Should be hid away from mortal sight.
Up. and hurry or you'll be late;
Fun and frolic will never wait;
Leave unfinished your dream begun
Up, and run, to catch up with the sun!
The hours are out in their brightest guise,
Aiming their arrows at sleepy eyes;
Boat-loads of play go sailing away,
Cause children don't wake at break of day.
What solemn owl is our old EARTH
Without the echo of your mrth!
Then come, my dear. with a bound and shout,
Bring plenty of smiles, but never pout.
-Lettie $. Blgelow
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-17
Greenville Is. CO. News.

Robert Yergin. C one-armed ex-confederate
soldier, Of Diars township, Laurens, has a
has, for several winters, acted as engineer. run
ming her fathers engine to gin cotton, using her
books even while at the engine for self-improve-
ment BY her elfapplication, energy and in
dustry, she has made money enough to educate
herself, first teaching, then attending school
She is now in the graduating class of the Column
bia Female College, has been elected to write
her class valedietory address, and holds the 20.
sition of first honor in her class. Miss Yergin is
now seventeen years of age, handsome and in
teilectuaL She bids fair to run bright and
useful career in lady's proper sphere. Miss
Mary Yergin's younger sister, Miss Lilah, four.
teen years OF age. now runs her fathers engine,
and promises TO follow IN her elder sisters foot
strpS
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-17
One Side Too Many.

fOutn q COnpanlCn
Such glorious spring morning rs it was with
every little pool thickly coated with ice. Nell
and Patty had arisen long before sun, and had
put on plenty of wraps then going over to MIR.
Grams, they called for Hetty, Nells bosom
friend and the trio of little girls went off for a
good run.
After while they came to beautiful piece of
glare ice in hollow. Now, sliding on ice may
be an old story in April, but it is too near the
end of the story to be resisted, and the girls ran
and slid on their feet over the ice till they knew
it must be breakfast time.
Come, Nell, said Patty, starting off. I'm
so hungry I'm sure it must be time to go home. I"
$50 am I, hungry as bear" said Hetty, join
ing her.
and, with one little run, she went skimming
over the ice, but just in the middle she fell
down. She did not get up, but began to groan.
Hetty started to go to help her friend, but
Patty called to her. Don't go, Hetty dont
sand times" and off ran Patty for home never
dreaming but that Nell and Hetty would over
take her.
Now. the fact was that Nell, being two years
older than Patty, and good many years sharper
and brighter, had been in the habit OF playing
tricks upon her. She would fall down and pre-
tend to be terribly hurt, and Patty frightened,
would run to her. and try and strain with all her
might to help her up, while Nell would groan, and
shut her eyes. and appear about ready to die
W
she would jump up and laugh at Patty for being
fooled so easily.
So it wasn't so strange that Patty had come to
think that Nell was always ''shamming' when
she pretended to be hurt, and had learned to run
away and let her pick herself up.
Breakfast was just ready when Patty reached
home. Where's Nelll' asked her mother
shes coming with Hetty ran along ahead"
She never thought to mention Nell's fall on the
ice; in fact, she had forgotten all about it.
They were just through breakfast when they
heard the girls coming in. Poor Nell was as
white as ghost and it was all Hetty could do to
help her into the house.
II slipped and fell on the ice inst before Patty
came away" Neil said family. 1T hurt awfully,
aud don't know how / should have got home if
it hadn't been for Hetty."
Run in for the doctor, Patty" said her moth
er, for DR.. Marsh lived next door. When he
came in and looked Nell over, he found her collar
bone was broken. So she had 10 have her arm
in sling, and Patty had to wait upou her for
several days before she could wait upon herself
You ought to be willing TO wait upon your
sister all she needs said their mother to Patty,
for you came away and left her when she was
hurt
But, mother said Patty, II didn't suppose
she was hurt. She had laughed at me so many
times for being fooled SO easy that got tired OF
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-17

Rochester Herald.
According to Pere Hue, the Chinese used the
cat as clock. '"fhey pointed out to u.s. says
the missionary, that the pupil If its eye con
tracteG gradually as noon drew near, that at
noon ii was like hal or an extremely thin line
traced perpendcularly the eye after mid day
the pupil began to dilate. When we had atten-
lively examined the cats in that place we con.
cluded that il was past noon me eyes OF Az
presented an exactly similar appearance
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-17

being laughed at I should have gone back IL Z
had known she was really hurt"
And l don't blame Patty 80 very much; do
Won
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-17
John. Needhan'S Double.
ASTORY FOUNDED ON FACT BY JOSEPH HATTON
Author "clytie," Three Recruits Etc
PART LCHAPTER l.
Author OF "Clytie," "Cruel London" "Three Recrui

sworn jury Of responsible citizens and rate
payers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
@tSeonFn.

- 0on Der maBloien 2iberIi9teit be,
goif in @iseonfin Ieien mir IN Wedisl:
bIGttern folssnbes neue 8eiipisl: Oieie,
Gage fanben Swei SolSbuder, bic benz @e:
Ieiie elmer @isconinsr giienbabn %entIana
einsen, einen Yoiiaf, fer ani1einenb un:
psriebrt nsbsn benz 9eIeiie lag. sic bra9s
ten ibn nod 8eenbisuns ibres Gaseusrts
mad benz nd9ften POitamte, mo cine I'm
ter u1uns ersab, baB ber %pereiniamte Wes
seIaserer tbatia9li9 feinsn S9absn ses
nommen hattie unb baB fem aus Ser Brief
poit fir bas weftIide Wisconfin beitebsns
Der Snbalt unueriebrt mar. @ie Der
8riefiaf an bic StsDe sstommen, MO man
i'm fanb, 1T un~uufsetIdrt sebIieben unb
man wirb wobl eben % wenis etpas bariis
BET erfubren, wie iber bic Dor Sabresfriit
abbanben %setommenen griefpoiia9en, bic
pon Oenper in Colorado mad benz Often
absinsen, absr niemals a~nlansten. gs
sinsen nm iene 3eit swei ober mebrers
BriefiGfe perloren, ite finb absr nismals
pom mitIsiOisen 5oIsbadern uufssfunbsn
unb einseIiefert worben. 0as wobl aus
ibnen seworben iein mas2 llnb ME tons
men bel unierer ytrefilidsn Yoitperwals
tuns" gauge goitidde ipurIos peri6pin'
ben?
- 9is gautbatisfeit in SanespilIe
NOR i'm p%ersunsenen Sabre nidt iebr rsge,
es purben 100 neue @~Obnbduisr erridtet
unb sesen $50 um9ebaut. Der @ertb
Der Nsubauten bstrdst etpa 5000, 900 ge:
gen $45s, 600 i'm 0orjabrs. Der De.
iammtpertb Der biesidbrisen @aaren gro:
buction belduit ii9 auf etpa $500, 900 ees
gen 81, 794, 600 i'm Sabre 1888. gantes
rotte finb bier nur Swei pOrsetommsn unb
beibe waren unbebeutenb.
- Die 8abIunsseirfteluns bes @ifems
blp: MtitsIiebes abOIpb Mosler in Stem
Solitein bat unsebeures 9luiieben errest.
Seine 8erbinbIi6teiten betra9en $40, 900
bel Sc, 900 gsitdnben. 6. 81. Wt. 9eters
ion 1T Der Mafenperpalter. WoeIer 1T
elmer Der altsitsn @nfiebIer in Sem Sols
itein unb par sulett i'm Maidinens unb
@etreibes @ei9itt. VisIe &eute baben
@elber bel inn bepOnirt unb pirS iein
ganferOtt buuptid6Ii4 i9Iedter @eidditss
fibruns 3ussi6rieben.
Die lette S9isne Der @~isconiins
9iuiiion Der Nortbern Bacifc 81. 81. mel:
DE DULUTH nit 2ibIunb perbinbet, 1T ses
lest worSen. GeSeImaBise 3iise iousn
anfan9 Sanuur in ben 8ienit seiteIt wers
ben. Die Nortbern Yacific st. &. bat bas
bur3 Serbinbuns pOn Der Yacifcs Siilte
bis mad GbieasO, Obne ct. 9auI bsribrsu
au mihen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20

9anb. Ser &pmmiHdr empfieblt bic Yai'
iiruns pon @eiesen, wobur9 bic 8ab;
men s~e3wunsen werben, ibre Yfi9t aIs
vcommen carriers 3u erfiaen.
Or. Sdi0od pom Gbasfa warb
pegen 2eidenraubes perbaftet, feline swei
!Selfer entfamen. 0ieielben sntnabmsn
aus benz Mount Yleaiant Sir6boi bic
0ei@e zines iiinsif perftorbenen iunsen
Mtannes nnb MOLTEN ie per Sdlitten nod
Mtinneapolis i9afien, jebo9 wurben
S9litten, iammt Dem 9eidnaui pom Sbss
riff ben &aubern abseiast.
y @ie bic ct. Saul vgoltsseituns"
melbet, iinb bort aud mod ni6t aue Nars
rem ausgeftcrben. Mtife gonrop, gu6s
batter pom Mcgartbp & Sonneup, fubr
@~sujabrstase in einem S9Iitten o Der
@abaiba: StraBe bis au ben 7 Gden obne
9anbi9ube an3uSieben, nnb erfror fi9 bic
5anbe in fur3sr iSsit. 9as srSbte geis
ipisl pon llnporiidtisfeit CAB jebo9 Elm
iunser Sube, peI6er in minneapolis ans
lan9te unb bic Sbren unbebedt selaiien
bate. HatirIid fIappten bieielben sus
iammen, iobalb iie in bic @drme fumen.
= Grot ALIEN @eidrei iber lleberpros
button mablen bic Miiblen IN minneapolis
bod coloiiale Suantitdten BON Mebl. Die
Sittsbursl A Miible bat ). 9. pon %.
September bis gum 10. Se5emberI s4,s
600 SuB prObuSirt, alio bur9i9nittli6
1927 6uB per Gag, 3weifelspbue bic srObte
Gupacitat irsenb zines sIei3en gtabliies
r1ents in Der WeIt. ..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
SatuotS.

- sSn benz 8ranb : ~Qepmanni9en WabIs
t6winbel S6mus bat ft9 nun, na9bem
bic Sanbes: @robsei6worenen msbrere 9lns
Hagen erboben baben unb beimsesanseu
finb, aud bic gountp @ranbs SSurp reinse:
Iest. @enn bic Suppe ni6t periaIsen
wirb, bann 1T fiber bic srObe &nSabl Der
f64e ni9t S9uIb baran. 9o6 es bat
&leS feline Swet Seiten unb penn Der
S4pinbeI ais SerunIuiuns bient, baB bic
lesislatur elm mDSIidft praftiides, pprii6s
tiges nnb nnparteiii9es @ablgeles fir
sroBere StGbte erIdBt = elm iol9es 1T Don
etnen pereinisten @onite peri5iebener pos
lttti9sr Clubs entworfen wor6en = bann
bat ielbit oieie Sdanbtbat cine quite SpIse,
mas mir Don 9erSen wiiniden.
- &iefse 8autbdtisfeit. 9ss ffdbtiIde
ganGmt pOn Chicago, pie bic ,Suiapis
Staats5eituns" beri6tet, 1T ioeben nit
Der Ansfertisuns ieiuss Sabresberidtes Al
Stanbe setOmmen, NORM bic ftaunenerres
Senoe Gbatlu9e an9efibrt pirb, buB i'm
perfohenen Sabre in jener Stabt bic
Snmme pon $2O, 6s9, 600 fir Neubauten
peraus9abt wurbe, @rbseidoHe, anbauten,
S9uppen nnb &emiisn gar ni6t mitsere6s
net. 0ie @eiammt3abl Der aus Sieeein
pber Stein erbauten Sduier mar 4i69,
Die, penn fe in elmer ununterbro6enen
Geibe neben chamber seitelt wprten MD
rem, cine 9anse uon nabe3u 10 Meilen aufs
9eastSt baben wirben; bic @eiammtfrort
bstrus 9s,78l SUB.
gosbaft idreibt bic vgbicaao Gis
meg: y0ie @bicasoer vStaatsmanner"
limb nod Springfield DER Staaatsbaupts
ttabt BON SuinOis) absereiit, unb bic Gr,
Dtnnn9 Der Sesisluturfitungen bat mebr
BUR &sini9uns Der Gbicasoer 9olitit ses
than, oils bas gu Sieiem 3wede sin9eiette
giirSertomite in 100 Sabrsn fertis b,ins
gen tann."
Garter Sarriion iou, ME v@bieuso
3imeS" beridtet, seiust baben, penn ibn
bic Suinoiier QesisIatur ni6t gum guns
beSienatOr rabIe, 70 ~erbe CT Der YoIitit
Ballet iasen, fi9 einen Srat MAIDEN lafIen
nnb nur ntebr y~socisty-man" fem. Die
ga9ri6ten aus SprinsieIb, no bic Sui.
Ioller ye9islatur tagt, lauten berart, bab
Garter 9arriion ni9ts giIiserss gu tbun
bat, als einen Sdneiber tommen unb bas
NtaB tur ben Trad nebmen Al lailen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
G. h.
8 b.
Safota.

- Inter Der itrsnsen &dlte Der Ietten
@odsn bat bas 8inbpieb in Safota, pors
siiali6 bas aus Seras %eefommene, fur9ts
bar gelitten urb es wirb pon 6ennern be-
bauptet, bas so bis rs YroSent ben Wins
ter nidt iiberleben perbeu. gfo9 elmer
pon einem wpbluntsrri9teten 8iebsi6ter
aufseitelIten gere6nuns, peroen Tim siins
Tighten Sale) iiber $4,000 Stiid 5prnpieb
braufsebeu. gefer fiebt es in M NJ
ia n a aus, tn beiien mittleren nnb weft:
li9en SbeiIsn bic @inter miIber unb fiirser
finb aIs IN Stinneiota unb benz norbli6en
Soma. Differ @inter lit ibriaens IN
@tontana bis iett unsepSbnIi1 ftrens ses
rpeien; 10 lou bon Billings peftpdrtS bis
9 SUB S6nee auf ebenem 8oben Iieeen,
ebenlo lou IS i'm n6rbli6en Sbobo ausleben.
Sie aussebebnten Broiriebrdnbe bes poris
gen Serbites baben, pie bamals i6on be-
fir9tet wnrbe, bic Gage peientli9 psrs
i6limmert. Sas arme Gieb i6aart fi6
5uiammen, mo- es uur einisermaBen S9us
erwarten bari, unb erbarmun9Spiirbis 1T
fem Inblid. Co lit bas gauge Sbal nm
Ntiles Gitp in Montana NIT 8inbpieb ans
sefiut, bas pon ben 8rairien burd ben er,
itarrenben glissarb pertrieben purbe unb
nun in ben biirftisen @ebii9 S9us iudt.
@u9 bic StraBen Der Stabt iinb uoa 0ieb.
0as lit cine TeitSeit fur bic @opotss uno
MDlfe, weI9e moienbaft bic balbperbuns
serten, eriturrenoen Sbiere umidpdrmen,
unb benen porSi9li9 bic i9pd9eren &GIber
uno iunSen Ginoer sur geute werbsn.
= 9ie ginpobuer pom Oatota broben
iett, wenn man ibr Gerritprium ni6t ais
Staat anertenne, ii9 lOsreiBen unb nit
ibren Aa6barn in Mten:toba, uo bic vtal.
ten @eaen" bes @etter:g Bureaus ibreK
Gnssansspunft gu baben pflesen, gu elmer
nOrbweftli6en &epublit p%rreini9en su woIs
len. Sa bate mar alio slei9 cine Swils
IinsssS eceifipn: 0ie 2osreibuns Oatos
ta's BON ben Sereinisten Staaten, unb bic
Manitpbas pon Der Dominion pon Canada.
SohentIt6 warten bic Ssrren bis gum
Sribjabr. SIS lift iett bort brpben su
talt fur Sersniisunsen i'm Sreien, pie is
bod ~notbwenOis piirben, falls iie ibre
9robunsen ausfibren MOLTEN. (lnfinn /!
&eb.)
Oafota's S9ulbenlaf bstrdst bic
Summe bon $685., 900, weI9e Gum gau
foIsenber SerritorialsS nftitute peraussabt
purbe: s%SrrenanitaIt gu ganfton $l17 500
Ianbftnmmen. Sdule gu Siour Sails
$4,000; llniueriitat gu 9srmiuon 500
600; llniueriitat 81 @ranb Sorts $780,
900; Su9tbaus gu Siour Sails $sl 900
Su4tbaus gu Sismard $50, 900; Iders
bani6uIs gu grOutinss 1922 600; Sirens
ttalt gu SamestOwn $50, 200. Bon be,
TerritoriaIi6uIb 500, 900 nit 5 unb bel
Reft nit 6 pro3ent uerSinsIid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
NebfaSta.

- Cine wilbe Safe, bic Elm @spi9t
BON 100 9funb reprdientirte, wurbe wdbs
renb Der psrpi6enen ISOLDE in 9 q liz e
s DUN y erlest.
Der 8erluit, pel6er bur9 bic
S6peine: GboIera benz Staate &ebrasta
erwu9ien 1T, felt ii9 unf s., ooo, 900.
- Sin BEL GIf Greer wobnenber
Sarmer perIor pabrsnS elmer Na9t 10 Stid
&inbpieb, weI3e branbiSes &Orn sefreIen
batten.
= Den girsern pon Oapib gitp
mar es fiirsli9 persOnnt, bic Stdbte lllpis
ies unb Sitting, weI9e etwa ~ Maeilen pon
chamber e%ntfernt Iiesen, tlar nnb beutli4
ON Sorisont gu erbliden. Nebrasta bate
ipna9 aud cine 6ata: Nsorsana.
-0ie 8. & M. giienbabn: @eieu.
i1aft bat cine gefanntma1uns e~rIaiien,
baB fie fir bic Grsreifuus elmer Ysrion bic
perbrederii9e 9Idne sesen bic gabn auss
3ufiibren beabidtist, cine Belobnuns pom
$1,000 3a Sablen bereit Jet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
S6Wet3

= Mit gorlisbe iu9en bic Mormonen :
9lpoitel bic Sdwei, uuf, in wsIder bas
Settenweien ibrer prOpasanba Voridub
~leiitet. 9ie 8eb0rben iinb inbsB ni9t uns
tbdtis. 60 perurtbeilte bas 8esiitsses
ridt 3ofinsen (aursau) fiirslid srpei Mors
monen: @pOitel, einen S9weiser unb einen
0euti9en su ie 100 Sres SuBe, euentusl
26 Sasen @efdnsniB, unb gu mebriabris
ger Gantonsperpeiiuns. Der YroSeB err
CAB, baB in gsrn elm eissnes @srbebureau
fir bic Mormonenfir1e In Utah etablirt
mar uno wObl nod it,. Man erfdbrt, baB
burd bieies Bureau Swet raltli9e" Sung
@frauen mad amerifa sei9idt, aber i9on
BON benz WOrmonensa senteu in 8aiel ais
yni9t senuS erIeu9tet" 3uriidSswieisn wurs
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
Cetterret6su
9(uh inter ben Stubenten her

- 4u6 unter ben Stubsnten Der Wie.
ner llniuerfitdt sdbrt es sewaltis. gm 0.
Oesember fam es Spiiden ben peridiebss
men Suri9eni9aften beim iOsepannten
ygoulsurbummel" auf benz SranSsnsrins
gu einem 3uiammenitoB unb wsnise Gage
lpdter artete bic i'm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ielblt porsenommene Wabl bes 4usiduis
les bes mebisinii9en neutrality-suspicious.
in cine &aufersi aus, bel weldem msbrere
iibii9e Stubenten m%iBbanbeIt wurSen.
= Sci Der @rlbersbabn sebt es nod
INNER ni9t uorpdrts. Die p%orbanbensn
Mai9inen iinb gu i9pa9 obsr su penis,
um bic neutrality-suspicious. iiberpinben
gu fonnen; bas neubelteqte S%abrmaterial
mub erit iunerbalb 2 Sabren s~eliefert lein.
Oas YeriOnal lit burdwsss jung uub uns
erfabren, ba5u miierabeI beSablt, 70 4.
.. beSiebt elm gabnpdrter monatli9 "a
@uloen, elm Wedielpdrter UNI 4. r. mebr;
elm gofOmOtipf iibrer bat idbrIi9 $50 @uIs
ben.
- Der Rebaeteur bes enti1ieben fatbo,
lii1en v0orarlberser 8olfsblatt" In y re:
gems am BObeniss, Reu. Soiepb @norsas
Gburnberr, elm tiidtiser unb pfi4teifriser
Sournulif, 1T gum pfarrprOuiior IN collins
bel Satteins i'm 0etanat 5elbfird ernannt
worben.
- Das @siu9 bss patrss &ebemptoris
itsn, betreiisnb bic @riinbuns elmer tlSs
iterIi9sn Niebrlafnns in 9afeIftaus
ben Bel 9ornbirn In 8oraIbers, III pon
Der &esisruns ssnebmist worben. Das
wirb ben 2ibsralen iebr unlieb iein. Sis
werbsn ,pfu3sa" wie bic Rasen, absr an
ibr ,pfujsa7 unb 2amentirsn - III fnr
bic Rat'I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-20
Rtuuetota.

- Gus Dem Sabrssberi6t bes gilens
babnsR ommifars Batter sebt berpor, baB
Isstes Sabr 256.4s WeiIen 8abn In
Wiinnsiota sebaut wurben bsren &oiten
f6, eini9lebIid gquipiruns auf $40, 995
per Meile l%tsllten. SIN Stuate befinben fi6
ieSt 1905 MeiIen 8abn. @abrenb bes
Sabres wurbsn 5 1909, 297 Ya1asisrs unb
s,5l5,l7s Gonnen Jra9t befSrbsrt; es
purbsn los. Yerionen auf giienbabnen sss
t5btet unb 245 perIett. Die peridie6ss
Babnen ~uersaufteu 4es $3.50 aeres