davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14

Winter sports have long been popular in
the northern part of the United States and
in Canada, where the climate is particularly
favorable to pastimes of this nature, and the
enthusiasm over this form of recreation ii
nally found expression in the winter carni
walls, which have made number Of cities ia
NOUS Montreal has. of course won the
greatest glory in this direction but Burlmg-
ton and St. Paul have made an icy niche in
history for themselves through their carnv-
ais and Albany has also become noted for
its season of winter sports.
King carnival held full sway in these
cities while the enthusiasm over winter
sports was at its height, and this could not
very well have been otherwise for the cXhil-
Grating enjoyment of coasting and toboggan-
ming, the gay and many-hued costumes of the
members of the various clubs, the elaborate
palaces and other ice structures. the varied
and brilliant pyrotechnics, the social festiy-
tiles accompanying the carniyals--all com
bined TO add an irresistible charm to the
season Of winter sports
IL was supposed, however, that the inter
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14
Preservation of American Forests

Vermont is in very little if any danger OF
suffering from the ravagcs of the lumber
man The work of dcnudng a portion of
the heavy forests is continued each wear. but
it is safe to say that the growth of forests
throughout the Green Mountain State ex-
ceedS the loss removed for lumber and wood,
while as a matter of fact the wooded land
is undoubtedly encroaching slightly upon the
tilable portion as the years 80 by This
has not been the situation for many wears
however, and in the valleys of the State
which have been wholly cleared The oldest
inhabitants are wont to point ont Struggling
rivulcts, which in their remembrance were
str ans of considerable proportions. hut
which have driei up owing TO the cutting
down of the forests,
Even the people of the wooded State Of
Vermont are therefore able to appreciate the
efforts of the Au!erican Forestry association
to secure the better protection Of forests in
this country and particularly near the
sources Of large rivers like the Hudson
where the raVagc, of drforc,tation would
have an immediate effect as widespread as
it would be serious. Thi, organization is
now dcvotmg its attention to the work of
securing che passage of a bill by Congress
to protect public forest reservations, and the
bill which it tavors has been reported favor
ably 10y the House committee on public
lands and is now ON the calendar ready to be
acted upon at any time
The provisions of this bill. which i, cham
pioned by Congressman McRae Of Arkansas,
include the protection of forest reservations
by the employment OF the army, which has
done such effective work in both the Vel
luwstone Park and Yosemite reservations.
The secretary Of the interior is empowered
''to make such rule, and regulations and cs-
tablish such service as viii insure the objects
of such reservations, namely, 10 regulate
their occupancy, Ia utilize the timber
of commercial value, and 10 preserve the
forest cover from destruction The bill
also empowers the secretary to have cut and
to sell timber on nun-rcservrd Lands under
the same regulations A. are made for the forest
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14


Lieut. Edgar A. Beach dled at ms nome
III ESSEX junction ON Haturuay' December
X lie had peeh III very poor heaith since
the death OF ms W'fr' some hlohtnS ago ana
about ~ days since haI rtfalN'lc shock
from which he never railiel'' re was wen
known business man. am! ms JOSS WIN h'
severely felt by the community IN "hl'h ne
lived
Lieut.. Beach was born IN eNtiora' w.,
March IA, -" FMS carry me was Spehl
on ms father farm. attending the puplc
schools for one or Two terms 'ach year y
Shos time before the war ne entered the
employ OF j. H. H1oomber' a. clerk IN ms
general store. III WINCH copacl'N ne was on
gagged May :, IN"l' Whch ne enlisted as
private III CO. d., Ist regiment Vermont
Volunteers. For MS PATRIOTISM anu prompt
ness IN cnlNiInS hc received one hullor'l
dollars Wnt'h mad p'en oIirled ny pat
rlotic clu2eh 81 lsNcH' a' " pf'1c 10 th' u'9'
man who should enlist on the quota OF that
town 10 the rrr'ht "i young heach IL
should be sand that ne fht" nothing Oh inns
oiieT until after his punishment
Alier serving ONT ms lerluoi tuee hiohths
IN the l~t regiment he again enlisted as "a
private III to' H. second regiment Oh T. ~
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14

The Wilson tariff bill is criticised now 10y
no less a democratic authority than Secrc-
tary Carlisle. who vindirates one OF the
strongest criticisms Of the bill 10y repubii-
cans by serving notice on the ways and
means committee that more revenue must
he provided by the ne" tariff than. that
measure would yield He fayois the i'm
position Of cent pound duty on raw.
sugar and the abolition of the bounty. which
would help the government by nearly $40
O0O, Geo n year But it would also result in
advancing the price of sugar to consumers,
which is what the tariff rcyiscrs fear The
ways and means committee are therefore
"betWeen the devil and the deep sea. -
Meanwhile what becomes of democratic pre-
tension, of the need Of tariff reform" on
account of oppressive burdens of taxation
ON the people?
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14

THE WEEKLY FREE PRESS. cents per
copy, so cents for sis months, 2l0o year, post
age free.
Advertisements and subscriptions received
ut the office, $50 College street. Fun adVcr-
ti'ng rates sent on application.
Accounts cannot be opened for subscriptions.
Subscribers will please remit with order name.
are not entered until payment is received and
all papers are stopped at the end Of the time
paid for.
Remittance n the risl, of the subscriber I'M
til made by registered letter, or by check or
postal order payable to- thc Publishers.
The date when the subscription expires is on
the address-labeI of each paper the change of
which to q subsequent date becomes receipt
for remittance No other receipt is sent un-
less requested. The receipt of the paper is Il
sufficient receipt for the fIYi subscription.
When change of address is desired, both
the old and new addresses should he given.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14

When you want anything, advertise in
the new special column of this paper. Some
bargains are offered there this week which
it viii pay you TO read about See page
seven. This poper has more than $1,000
readers every week, and one cent Il word
will reach them all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14

The gubcinatorial question hob, up So
rencly every now and then, in spite Of efforts
made by certain papers to suppress discus
sion of the subject. Col. L, \. Woodbury.
of Burlington appears to have the lead for
the head Of the ticket, with II. NJ Arms of
Springfield and Franklin Fairbanks of St
Johnsbuly as prominent candidates for the
second place. Col. Woodbury. was "A favor
lite with many four years ago, and only
missed the nomination bya few votes. There
were many then who would have been glad
to have seen him nominated and we believe
there are more now. II may be a little bit
early TO aVow these sentiments, but as Pat
rick Horny said once upon time when ac-
cuscd of reasonable uttoranceS, IF this is
treason make the most Of it. II the above is
wrong make the most Of it,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14

Chicago is already feeding the burden of
supporting a vast army OF unemployed, and
it is probable that many other cities in the
country will have similar experience he
fore what promises to he an unusually Sc
we're winter is over
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14
PEOPLE In GENERAL

Sixty eight Mary Smiths are students tss
year in Smith college, New Work.
The emperor Of China i % years of age
and can speak English and French with toll
cradle fuency.
\ hfr-sile marble bu,r Of Gov RussolI or
Massachusetts ba, been u,,oeontad T., tbn
State and ulaccd in q uirbn nj ths S+sto
House in Boston
Tor1 p,,ro,,:. 1,.+ ,,.,I. ,,,., 4...,u.,.. ..,,
for et5 IN rnnda' '"4 I %i
Van Wini,ln,I ,nard, WI, ~ 49," III ''il
bI,y soon ,,.o o,.o fl,...,4,,,, :, CIV ''''''
m.,IN,'. u e
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14

Word comes from Washington to the eff
feet that according to the belief Of many
leading democrats President Cleveland will
reverse his policy in relation to- the rcstora-
ton of the deposed Hawaiian queen. Now
if he will reverse some of the features of his
administration tariff bill, the country will
be profoundly grateful
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14
POLITICAL POINTS.

The ircmen in Rutland are ON the war
path and are organizing party of their
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14
WANTED,

BURLINGTON, THURSDAY. DEC. Il.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14

Our esteemed contemporary, the St.
Johnsbury Caledonian, says The candi-
dates for Acknowledgements arc being
mentioned by the State press and we note
that the Burlington FREE Press names
Hon Henry c. Bates of st. ,Tohnsburv. -
We have also named Hon. II. ". Arms
of Springfield and Hon. Marsh O. Pclkin,
Of Windsor for the same position and if we
hear of any other possible or probable can
didates we viii give our readers the benefit
Of the news 1t is too early to begin to
''nolninate - however
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14
good holiday trade.

Our free trade friend, who are fond of
pointing to the position Of free trade Eng
land in the commercial and industrial world
should ponder upon the fact that protection
Germany carried Off the lions share of
worlds fair prizes securing no less than
1916 medals and diplomas. Even the Eng
fish press recognize. the fact that Germany
has come to be one of Enyland's koenest
competitors in the markets of the world
The committee of fifteen appointed by the
general assembly of the Presbyterian church
have decided that DR.. Briggs must accept
the terms of the church or leave the Union
seminary. The committee say that the
church and the semnaries must be brought
into more satisfactory relations. This a
practicable as well a, pertinent move. and
if this end is accomplished it will be almost
certain to result in CREATE. harmony in the
church
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14

Congressman Iiaines of Kinderhook, y.
y, is quoted a. saying that he will vote
against the Wilson tariff bill if he is the only
democrat in the House to do so. Congress
man Cadmus of New Jersey is also opposed
10 the measure In view of the fact that it
will require the opposition of only a handful
of democrats in addition to that of the re
rubhcans to defeat the odious tariff meas
,Te the chances are that the bin Will suffer
defeat unless it is 50 modified as to disaim
opposition
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1893-12-14

The great value Of liood's Sur-apaIil,n as q
remedy for Catarrhis Vuuched for By thousands
OF people whom il has cured
Children never object totlking Ajamscn'-
Cough BalsaW. II is pleasant 10 tAc taste. all
ways relieves the sorrnc~- If the luug-.t once.
and makes rrell!l sleep at night possible when
all other remedies fail.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19

Eoticriptum M. 9ta6 reihliher lleber.
le9uls baben mir unlere Gon9oreiie aui III.
beltimmte !3eit perl6obeu uuo ;par aus fols
9enoen @riinoeu:
u Sol ua6 sluSiageu pom Staulep, gSiBs
man, Snuin Eai6a, Or. Geters II. III. q.
has &rie9iiibreu III Airita lebens9eidbrli6
lein.
. "a eS ui6t e%rpieie;l, oh Die MiiiiouGre
q la Sam Soneit bel Der 1quatorialeu NiBe
III ibreu SalareI berumlauier, ino neil eiu
am SpieB 9ebrateiler letter MiilliollGr bel ben
Gin9eborelen ais Ell yeterbiilel erlter Glalie
betrabtet Wiro; 10 tonuteu mir am Gnpe
our6 SerDebSlun9 bic getanntl6ait pes
nndletbiiden Otugens eires Gon9ouelen
MAIDEN - Sdredlid!
y ST au;unebmer, oaB na6 benz nGhiten
Tolfertrie9e bic Yalotarte Gurppds elmer
griInoliden Repiiion uuter,o9eu uuo gurem.
burg wabri6ellli6 baS SbidlalS VolenS
tbeileu wiro, 10 pGren muiere trie9erii6en
Gscapaoeu ;wedlos.
A. Siub mir iIber;eust, baB es feline Stabt
sibt, welhe oas 9tiielide nit benz Qugenebs
men i'll lid conltitltirt nie Rdrias Sitp
(0bicago ni6t a%iSgelommer) uuo modem
mir oeShalb 81 9tis iIno Srommeu uulerer
Wtitbiirt IT unp %lnierer ielbit bier ais 90 d. t.
&rie9er" uiuer trauriSeS 0aiein ;u iriiteu
iubeu.!- Probatum est.
30. Geraro.
Wtdrtin Sbanoler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
Gr6ffnungei elmer Subicrip=
t~ionsli tie Su Se itellung
bes @ertes oesSerrn
M. Suue :.
y II :

SIN Der Nusgabe Der yGasette" ppm
10. Sttpber b. $. BADEN mir unieren
Sciern iiber Die y6eitbldtter sur Wut=
ter9ottes=S ttape" 9emeloet unp ertldrt,
mir miiroen Den Yreis oes Wertes ipl=
ter melDen.
Seute nun tOnnen mir u~nieren 9eiern
mittbeilen, oaB Der &Oltenpreis / II $
Grem plares bier in Nmerita ST. 90
portOfrei ms Saus Selieiert su ltebcn
tGme uno mir lino bereit, Seuieni9en,
Die oas @ert ourb uns 9erne beSo9en
bdtten. 81 oieiem Preiie 81 beitellen
uno abSulieiern.
Sumit aber Elm Seoer Ii1 cine Soee
BON Dem SnDalte Oes gSertes MAIDEN
tonne, babcn mir uns bon Serrn Gu=
gels 9e9en 100 einSesne SlGtter per=
ihafit, BON oeuen mir zines ais YrObe=
blatt al Seoen ienoen peroen, Der
oarllm anfrG9t.
Sir erOnnen aliO nit oieier Num=
mer cine Subicriptipnslilte fir Sene,
mel6e oas Wert our6 uns beItsllen
wOllen uno 81 oieiem 3wefe publi,ireu
mir auf Der Sotalieite inter benz Sitel
pSurembur9iihes aus Nmerita" einen
VeltellSettel. ben Elm Sober, welber oas
Wert iptlni6t. ausibneiOen tann uno
nit Dem Setra9e uno ieiusr senausn
Norelle einienoeu mag.
g8ir weroen oieie 2iite Cite niht
lIn9er ais brei Wpnate pTen
balten uno per aui oas 8ert ourh
inns abOnniren mill, muB feline Seltel=
lung Dor glblaui oieier 3eit ei~nseianot
baben. Sie elite miro aliO bon pieier
Summer 1869 Der .8aSette" bis gu
9hummer 1871 Olien ieiu.
gBir peroen Die Namen Der Nbons
nenten bis S6luB Der Subicriptions=
LITE a%uibewabren uno oann cine Se-
itelllug bon iopicleg Gremplaren su-
9lei6 MAIDEN, ais uns unteribriiten
fir baS g9ert nit YorausbeSabluns
,uge9an9en lino. gBir beltellen feline
einSelnen GremplGren, oenn neb't Der
6radt uno Srantirun9 oes @ertes
ltebt nod sin 3Oa bon 80 PrO,ent ad
valorem auf o%enielbeu.
Wir baben oieie Yeitelun9 oes Wers
tes oes Serrn Gu9els iibernommsn.
neil mir oaour4 uniersm ssi4aBtsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
6robhersoethun1.
Nus Ger Pauptitaot.

Sum Giubruh in Die Spar=
taIle ~Derlauten nob uahfol9euoe De-
tails: Der leoe 9tadt i'm Sptule Der
Spartalie campirenoe SOlOat 1T tsin
Poiten. Ger SOloat i6lief in Dem BON
Den Silreaur entIernt 9elegenen &all=
me, in wel6em Der ieuer= uno biebes-
ieIte S6rant lttbt. Ter SOloat bate
nur leBteren 81 beiua6en uno tonnte
ppn oielem ACKNOWLEDGMENT Simmer
aus Oas 8erluib III ben Siireaur nibt
bOren. 9ieierbalb wuroeu bon Den
8eri1tsbebOroen Experiments auge=
itellt. Mebrsre Yerionen lieBen lid in
Dem &aume, wp Der So!oat i6llef,
einlperren uno anoere madtea IN cen
Silreaur, 100 Die Siebe bauiten, lautes
@erduib in Dem 3immer oes &aiieu-
ihrantes bOrte man niDts. Shon in
Der uorber9ebenoen Na6t iuar Die
S6elle seSen ] llbr beitig 9e,osen
wOroen. Der SOloat ipraug aui uno
elite bis CUR ein0an9st6iir, wpraui sr
Semanoen iih elli9lt entiernen bDrte.
Sem Soloaten 1T tein Wan9el an
@a6lamteit ,uSui6reiben. inoem er
Den &alienlbrant Dor jsoem Insriiis
ibiiBte.
Yreiies q. &iirss
lid fano Die Preile.9 ertbeilurs in Der
HQbihule Der .Jeunes-E Economies"
liatt. Serr 0jencral-@ itar &rier. Serr
Sebant Saa!, 3err Prdiss S4miB,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
snrembarsii@es au5 YeIsiem.

3u Mrlon nuroe elmer oortiQen
Game Die 30 81. entbaltenoe 8elob6rie
I'M Serlauf Der Observation-Disclosures
I'M 8erihtsiaa g%eitOblen.
q etorben: 3u Neui6ateau Sr.
glonoiau, 8eridtsihreiber; Ill 9irtpu
Sr. ~gtefontaire, 6eridtsidreiber.
3u S%uiereret, srpsi Stunoen
BON Sonalier entfernt, oranssn oes
Nahts bier i'm 6eiihte seidipdrste 8e.
ltalten, ipabre &Guber, in Die @Obnung
s,ueier SrllOer, = bon Oenen DER cine
50, Der anoere "a Sabre alt, beioe IN.
Observation-Disclosures Den 8rsiIen Meier
unb Gepolper auf Die Srult lno siuan.
gen lie. allies Welo icwie ale Mertb.
Nesenitdnoe ausSulieiern. Sie 8reile
tbaten lebteres. Sie Siebe raubten u.
u. cine nambafte 6eloiumms uno emit.
iloben Damn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
Saar, @nicl, Gifrl uno Suusrld.

grnannt inn SioeeIanclerus bon
Srier: Nm 81. Oft. Der Yiarrer Don
Sri6ols, Sr. Or. SObann WeiBer.
sum Yfarruerwalter bon Saba; am 3.
Nop. Der YIarrer Don 9euenopri, Or.
Soiepb Seinen. sum piarrusripalter
Don Selelbeim; Der Yiarrer bon Dol.
sem, @r. Suso Soppe, gum Yfarrper.
lualter Don Neuuig; am 4. Npp. Der
Yfarrer bon SuBeratb, Sr. Se6ant
Satob &anter, sum Gfarrperpalter bon
8epeni6; am IL. Hop. Der pfarrer
BON uelmen, Sr. Sran3 Sdnsiosr. gum
Yiarrer BON Sdwsi1. - 8eitorbsn:
an 81. Stt. Der Yiarrer bon 8epeni4.
Sr. SOiepb Wieisu, i'm 63. 9ebens.
jabre; Der Yfarrer bon Hennis, Or.
Satob Seder, i'm Us. Sebensjabre; am
4. Nop. Der Yiarrsr bon Yattliuaen,
Sr. Spbann @Olh, i'm 81. 9ebens.
jagre.
Seit eini9er 3sit treibt fi&
I'M &reile Sitburg uno i'm 9urembur.
ger Sano Elm Wenib berum, ,uelher
namentlih ben gSeiten unli6er madt.
Nlb wlro i9m bic 3eritDruns Der bic
io9en. ,Sbparle Mutterspttss" in Der
alten Side bel Neuerburg i6iiBenoen
8lasi6eibe sur Gait 9ele9t uno Der.
idieoene SiebltGble auf benz Srieobpie
81 Neuerburg. Sieier Gage fano man
Elm pollitdnoises Yett i'm @aloe, 100
Der arbeitsideue iunas Wam gu nab.
ti9en pflest. SIN Nmeloinsen bat CT
einen sans neuen slnSus g%eitOblen, uno
ialt uer9ebt teine SSohe, ND ui1t
Giebltabls betaunt psrosu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
Serle 1T ein GROCER Maroer
toot9eIbla9en wproen.

&napbOiheio. Die biei. @ab.
len Iollen ungiiltig iein. Die Yfarrei
lit obne Pfarrer, oenn Der ieit Z WO6en
an Der 8elentIu6t leioenoe Serr 6rpb
bat ii6 na6 Sid ms Solpitol begeben.
Seit Dem llnwoblieiu oes SeclIor9ers
belt Serr uluelina aus g8ilB an Spnn=
unp 6eIttagen Den Gottesoienit.
NlIcm Nni6eine nah miro Der
pielbeiprphcne YultttutihenOisnit Wilbe
OOsoOrf =Sofbols balo erOffiet weroen.
@dbren D bes Manbcrirens ent-
gleilte 5u sid a. b. u. cine Maibine.
Gini9e Irbeiter Gus Dem Ntelier BON
petinsen puroen sur Sebung osrielben
telegrlpbiih Oprtbin 9erufen. Seim
Qusheben Oes Senoers tam Der qrbeiter
S. y. WnlObilig nit Der Sano Swi-
iGen Den Senoer, WpOur6 linn Der
3eigelinger Der linten Sauo abgeinnit.
ten mur0e.
3u W il blenba6 Bel 2uren.
burg fano auf a~nresung pcs Srn.
&unt9artners Tit. Mouiel cine bon
AZ 6amilienpdtern beiuhte Seriamm-
lung ltatt, wel6er audi Der Serr Siir.
germeifter beiwDbnte. 3uef Der Der.
%iammlung mar Die @reirung unD @ie.
%oereroHnung elmer primdri9ule.
Ole fir Die Stride gu @simerstira
eirl9etronenen Ieuen Seien lino sur
SeiSuna zines Gaumes BON 5000 gu.
bltlneter berebnet, ndbreno Die Dortlse
Stride uur 5000 bat.
Sr &ollingereruno iiel bic
&egelbabn bes friiberen Seaer'ihen
Saules Sulammen unO beoefte eineH
6reis, Der unter oerielben Sol, idgte.
Cant Der tbattrlftigen eiliden 6ulfe
puroe oerIelbe aus ieiner peinliben
Sage befrelt. Serlelbe erlitt mebrere
lnnere Serlebunsen uno muBDoas Yett
bitten.
gu GOoan9e erbieIt Der unter
Dem Namen ySunn" allbetannte Sir.
6enI6weiber i'm @aloe aut Der Su6ia.
nper Stra6e bon einem bis iebt nod
nidt ermlttelten Gngreifer mebrere
Oteneritihe in Den llnterleib. Sem
3ultano lit niAt lebens9efdbrli9.
3u &emid iiel DER adtiabriee
Spbn oes Observation-Disclosures Sba-
men in Ole WOiel. Der SObn oes Srn.
Simon=Sallon fonnte ibn nobt rebt.
Seitig retten.
Ger g hmeIsarbeiter Seinr.
6eioer BON SID an Der Sauer, tpelber
su Sid L.. D. u. in Solse oes umtip.
pens zines belaOeueu @asgOuets ib,uer
p%eriuunoet uuroe, lit in Dem pprti9en
9olpital s~eltorben.
Sr. Sberweis bis jeBt Yaitor
in &ambruh lit sum Yfarrer in 0oItin.
gen ernannt mproeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19
GHaBsSOtbrin9en.

Ser S6u mad r 5 oepb
@oooer aus Slremburg siua am
y. Nop. burd Die Gartenitrabe in
gteB uno lab an Dem 6eniter zines Ilt.
banolers Elm paar nelle S1ube iteben.
"a er Niemano in Der Nabe lab, nabm
er oieIelben meg unO entfernte li6.
Spdter aui9e9rihen, %leusnete er Den
Siebltabl. Dor 8eri6t ltano err i'm
ein. Mit &iidiiht auf feline bisbsrise
llnbelholtenbeit tommt ct nit 3 Saaen
8efdngniB BACON.
Die Wittme Bertrand in
6benbp lit ourb Solstoblsnsais eritidt
uno i'm SOoestampfe benz Seuer III
nabe getprnmsn, 10 oaB lie an Morsen
foot uno nit D~ertoblten 6iiben aufge.
fun0en Wuroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19

ger uie Soloaten, piel peiliger Rrieger ipers
ben t0nnelt, 10 itimmlen mir nit Der 2lnii6t
bes gauowebrs uno Srie9erpereins uoltoms
men therein.
I'm aber bieien Wtafel, Der ;rpor nidt aui
inns perlDtlid, lonoerl altf unierer garseu
gtation laitet, tbeilrpeiie pom lns obilipels
ben, 10 babeu mir bei6loiieu ruierer Mtilitdrs
pflidt - ;Ipar etlpaS lpGt - III oenii0eu llIto
ms III europa irgeto elmer Expedition llod
bent 6on9o anSui6lieReu, I'M bort ais &rte=
ger !~lrllere Srapolir 81 ;ei9en unb urlere wcbls
peroientet Sorbeerel elu;uGeimIeu. IS mare
titr aus portbellbafter 9eipelet, Die betretleltz
ben Vorbeeret III elltenl eiropGil6en &rie9e
5I errtll9ell, aber oa Die elropQil6en Staa=
ten oas Niisli6e ullo ben Sport zines Dol
tertrie9es lll6t e~rtenilen llrlo audi teiit Gerz
ItallouiB iir cine alloemeiue gbmirflul NJ
babell, 10 mil'Ien mir nit elmer Srpeoltloil
llad Congo perlieb nebmen. IS 1T tralri9,
Dap Der Staat guremburg letlen Sobnell
feline militQrii6e AuSbiloun9 81 9ebell per-
mag, ullo lit es oeBbalb a6lolut lntnlo9ll9,
uts fir oas 0aterlaro AZ opierlt. Spar
belist Qilrembur9 MilitGr adtSig Wtann
llebit ,Selbmebel - ulb ais Nrtllerie cine
leoerne Sailore, aber mas lit ELL NGlfein
Retruten i'm |er9lei6 elmer @roBma6t! llno
melhen Stono nimmt 10 eiue leoerlte &as
none 9e9euiiber ben SrIpp l6eu Rieien9es
i6ieen aui Der gSorlo'S Sair eiu! SaS auS=
ieroep0bulide al bieier Nauoue III ibr chr
piiroi9es Alter, benz ifou &iup beluIete bic
ielbe bel Der Helo9erulg Wto9OebIr9S i'm
breiBi9iabri9en arie9e. SOrpeoo, Fouier=
NIB ioniti9e Gei6waoer iilo III gureinbiir9
gGu;li6 lnbetamlt. 3s lit hermit Der Be
weiS 9~elieiert, oaB mir iiir uuieru Wtan9el
oil militarii6en uuo itrateSii6eu &enntniBen
uidt u~erantwortli6 iiio.
"a mir iebo6 crit udbiteu Wonat ~abreilen,
10 meroeu mir inns ireuell, unleru Setauutelt
nlo Smnoeu uno iol6en. Die es weroeu mol
len, III Der 3wii6euSeit uiipli6 81 ieiu uno
enlptebleu mir ms pie fol9t:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19

2ebrer Serrn Gngels in Der gerbreis
tung ieines g~eoie9enen 98ertes bebiilfs
lid Iein ippllten llno aud neil mir
jenen Sanosleuten, pelt)e pasielbe
niht brett beSiehen polen, uniere
Sienlte sur @eriii9ung iteQen mOdteu.
g8er alip oas @ert Dur6 uns 5l bee
sieben iuiinibt, Iinoct Die Gelegenbeit
oasu ourb ben SeitelSettel auf Der
Sptalieits.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19

bes Q%ursmburser 6rauteu llnteritiibuuas.
GereiuS anlGBli6 beS SooeS leiles Mit9iie.
bes, beS Nerrn 0tt6ael S6il;:
"a uuier Sruoer, Serr Mtidael Sdil,, am
3. b. WttS. pom unerbittliGen Sooe credit
puroe, uuo
Sn Iubetra6 I, baB bur6 iein able
beH Ii9t nur uuier Sereiu siIelp.leiuer ltreb'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-19

Sterbeidlle. Bonn 1S. )tou. aoam
@a0er, alt SO Sabre. Bloionirer. 90. Wtas
ria 2lnItd @i1go, alt 80 Sabre, obue geperb,
Gbefrau Don Ntortiu Bad, 3ei6uer. 81.
9lbinuS SnniBeu. alt 80 Sabre 8 Motate,
Shneiber, ehelos. 23.: Better S6elberg,
alt Al Sabre 3 Dtouute, S6mieo. Sobaln
&Giier, ait 36 Sabre, OtiiiiouGr.