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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
WisconNn.

- Ter Sarmer Seroinano @laBnap
bon 8rano Chute erbebt 9e9ell
ieine Satin, nit mel6er er lett etpa
einem Sabre perbeiratbet lit, Die gn=
i9uloigung, oieIelbe babe periu6t, i'm
nit einem Bell 81 eribla9en uno inn
babel cine Drei 3oQ LANCE Wunpe an
Der Stirn bel9ebra6t. 6laBnap bate
nit ieiner 6rau, ibres gruoers we9en,
wel6er bel ibnen nobnte, aber ni6t
arbeiten pollte, baufig Streit unD auf
Deiien Seranlaliung ipa oieie i'm bel
Settle gu ibanen bei6lO'ien baben. Nie
er erSGblt, lit er in Der Nta6t auige=
lua9t uno iab iuie leine Srau aus Dem
Sett itieg. SalO oarauf erbielt er
einen S6las aui ben &Opi, wel6sr
inn aui cine 3eit lang Die Seiinnuns
raubte. Oils er oas genuBtIein nieoer
erlangte, mar er allein uno nebeu Dem
Sett lag ein bluti9es Bell. Gri6leppte
li6 bis gu Dem etpa cine babe Wteile
entiernten Sauie zines gruoers, NO er
Ii6 perbinoen lieB.
9lm s. September fam 8laBnap,
mel5er auBer ltartem Slutperluit tei=
men S6aoen selitten bat, mad Der
Staot uno ertlarte feline eSrau we9eu
WtOroan9riifs Dertlagen uno auf S6ei=
Dung antra9en gu wOllen. Gr 9laubt,
Dap ieine 6rau aui gnitiiteu ieines
Sdwagers i'm babe ermOroen wOllen,
o0B oleielbe nab benz erlten S6la9e
aber ben Wutb perlOren babe, ibr
grauIi9es @ert 81 uollenoen.
6rau 8laBnap uno lire S6meiter
tebrten an WOr9en wieoer in Oas Saus
Suriid. Sic leugnen, &enntniB pOn
DEM Nnarin 81 baben, perweigern abe,
jeoe Nustunit iiber ibren NuIentbalt
wGbreno Der Na6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
@aitington.
Sin am @bite Iiper bel Seattle

Sin am Wbite Gioer bel Seattle
wObnenoer 6armer bra6te uulGn9lt
einen Sto6r CUR Staot, weIhcn er I'M
GluIle geINngen bate: er III mobl Der
9rOBte Slid oieler @0ttun9, Der je bier
su Martt gebro6t wilroe. Gr 1T 'ieben
SuB lang uno wicNt 400 Pfuno.
3u gone Glt iano Grnlt
6uttig polil S6euter beimttbreno, feline
Wutter ermoroet. Ter aOpf mar ibr
nit einem Sienbein eingeihlugen uno
$500 pareu gtrailbt. in DEM MtunDe
Der Grmoroeteu Iano Ii6 Elm &nebel.
6bus. DIT, oeiien Spbn George s.
DIT uno 2. q. 9SalorOn, Nuhb0rtn
Der Satti9s, wuroen ais Die mutb=
maBli6en Yeriiber Der Sbat perbaftet.
Sie Gbineien 81 Spotaue
limb lett orei @o6en ouI6 oas Grihei=
men 6ineiii6en &aub9elinoels aus San
Truncisco, pelbes iib Iiir Ngenten Der
DOrti9en iebs dineliiden @eieliduiten
%uusgibt, in Nn9it uno Sbrefen Uer=
ieBt. @Gbreno ibres Nuientbaltes in
Spotane baben Tie 6ineiiibe @ei6aits=
lerte nm mebrere Sauleno Collars 9e-
branOi6aBt, inoem lie III Die 6ineii=
l1en &ouflGoen uno SpielbQuier 9in=
gen unD BORT unter Spoesorpbuu9er
8elo foroerteu nit Dem GOrseben, pat
lie i'm Iuftra9e Der 6ineIii6en GeieQ;
i6afteu banoelten, welhe nit ben He.
9ierungsbeamten gemeiniame Sadie
ma6ten. Saraufbin erbielten lie oas
9eiorberte 8elo obne @ioerreoe. Sin
dineiii6er SpielbausbeIiBer aber, be,
beberster mar, ais feline @enOiien, lei
itete ben &allb9eiellen @ioerltanO, ii
aber leitoem peri6wunoen uno wie iein,
Sreunoe bebaupten, ermorOet pDroen,
Sie YpliSei fam ben aniGilisen Gbi.
neien nibt 81 Siilie tOmmen, oa feline,
oerielben wagt, gegen oas &aubgelin'
Del Dor 8eri6t auiSutreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
Snpiana.

SieIer Sage bat Elm 5~ebnjabrises
Mdo6en i'm Gountp 9ladOro
Our6 taltbliiti0e gntidlOienbeit einen
Berionnensu9 Dor grOBem pnglild be-
mabrt. Sie 6armerstO6ter SennD
Grid aus Der umsegenO DON Wia
Grope lab ndmli9 oaB bic in Der Ndbe
ESr 9eliBuu9 hires Saters beiinoli6e
'Eariide iiber einen @Giierour6laB in
I'm Canine Der FenniDlpaGiG=Sabn
6lammen itano uno jeoen Iugen=
if einSuItiIrSen orObte. Gle erin
rte li6, oaB Der 6bicagoer .S6nelI=
] Der lln9liids iteGe nabe iein muBte,
esDemielben turS enti6lolien entgcs
.ilno CAB ibm ourh oGs S6wenten
res rotben SemOes oa9 @arnlrngs=
i6eu, 10 oaB Der 3u9 nod gun re6ten
cit anbielt. Die Pailagiere peran=
'lteten irfOrt fir Oas enti6lOiiene
ioden cine @eloiammlung, welte
1unoert Collars er9ub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
Sn oeu 1rculsn

hes sruutbsitsieIoes, ~iuHerbaIb eeitn ss nit benz Seiten
6riOIse aussWenOst Uirb, III Soitstisr's Dia9subttters
cine SamiltenmeoiSin, uou Wtitreiaeuosr &ir,urn.
sic lit benz publttum ME ots tine rniuerialpanacse
fir ale aran,bsiisi GuiscSrdnst wOrosn. Die Spaltsn
bsr SossSprele entbuIteu I'd lid Sauowirmer pom Ars
titeIu sur aupreiiuns pom ioseu. Gpt,ialmtttelu, pelbs
ole ia sinem s. 'uebu6 Der 0lsbtsin Dsrssidueteu Srans,
bsitsu beilen ionen. Ole seViHsuloie 4uiidueioeret.
rueltsr lid uisIe @iasHtbimer o%erurttger Sbpino,(s
p~rdplrais idulois MAIDEN, bat in E~auituoeu pom S6Geu
has Bubttum Dor alien Our5 ipr5tsass gtgsut6um, e
rtdt geidhgtsn FOG. potsu;msOi,iutu topiibcu asnaht.
10 oab bic 9riinOsr Wir'itd sntsr slsOSrueu, Die in s,s
ptTtu Sdasn ri6tiss Rureu 81 StauSe brt, gen, Oaburb
bcradtbtIligt puroru. InoerS irsili6 U,rbd(t IDS
nit so letters colsu 'ittsrs. Eas ameri,auiibe Bolt
teuut aus lang'ahrIgcr S%riobrurl beiltu OF srprobtt
RorSaqe uno weuB, oaB oI9 sitttrS siH uortrritIde,
Dlitt'l geGtu Dtolorin uuo eeberlrtoen, 0artlettt lteit,
rerU6ie, rbeumoiiibe HlersUs uno Waaenoeid ueroeH III,
cine @irtnnatu limb uuturgemas uuo arauoltb uuo
ais bieem @ruuee wito ~ poa sGt!rsI4sH aY.tsysu
and insoirrt uns tmpiSktn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
"a Grippe.

8dbrenO bes periobiI6en Iuftretens
Der ga Grippe" III ben ueriloienen SAB:
reSSeiten mar IS cine beltati9te Sbatia6e,
buB Oielenigen, wel6e li9 auf DIR
Kings New Discovery uerIieBen, ni9t
nur cine prompte &eiIun9 geiunOen,
~iouoern audi uOn alien Idltigen 9ta6s
weben Der &rantbeit ueri9ont bIieben.
0ieies Seilmittel I9eint cine b~elonOere
Rrait in Der prOmpten SciIuu9 ni9t mn
Or ga @rippe", i~onocrn aud al I
SUls,, NruH mIo gungcnfrOntbeIieN 81
JOben mo bat 6due Don ueriabrte
Nitbmu unb 6euiieber QebeiIt. Dian
ptrlu6e es uno iiberSeuae iib. IS miro
uidt tGul6eu. Nreie lsrobchni6eu lc.
lerE !. rs. otWete, 5Go UtamEnaBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19

o.
Jnlano.
Californian.

- en- einem Sbale 6~alifornien'S 1T
tilrsli6 ein perIteinerter Walo entoedt
poroen, wel6er Elm @ebiet bon 4 Wtel=
len in Der SQnQe uuD | Wteile III Der
greite umfaBt !; auf oieiem Serrnln
iteben piele perlteinerte SaumIt0mme
uno Stiimpfe, Die oon mebreren arlerl=
tanii6en 8eplO9en na6 ein9ebenoen
mitrOitOpii6en unterIu6un9en oils
&ptbbu6en beSei6net muroen. Sas
GbdnOmen Ielbit iu6t man our6 tol=
9enoe Sppptbeien 81 ertIdren. Dian
9lallbt, oaB cine pultanii6e eruption
BON Sano uuo Waner pOr SauIero
Sobren ben ebemali9en @alo bis 81
elmer S0be ppn un9efGbr so 6uB be-
eraben babe; oaB Der pultani,he Sano
ii6 perbGrtet babe uno 81 Stein 9e=
pOroen lit; ooB Der She'll Der SGume,
Der aus oieIem 6elsoeItein berpprragte,
ob9eItprben lei, o0 linn Die nabrbotten
SQfte ieblten; oaB Der b~e9rabene Sbetl
Der StGmme III 6ol9e oes G%inorlngens
bpn Wailer, oas nit &ieleltonen 9e=
iatti9t mar, iib periteinerte uno bdrter
ipuroe, ais oas 6els9eitein, in pel6em
er ltuno, uno ooB i'm &uuie oes SABRE
bunoerts Die Steinmuiie. Die pteie
StGmme um9ab, in 6Olge bon nelen
pultanil6en Nusbriiden na6 uno nad
peri6punoeu lei, Obne jeoO6 Die per=
iteinerten SoumltGmme alSugreiten
uuo al uerni6ten. Die 9rOBte Mert=
Wiiroieteit in oieiem BON Der 9totur
ielbit erri6teten natur9eihi6tli6en
Muieum lit Elm ~rieienbaiter perlteiner-
ter Saumitumpi Der LANCER 1T ais SO
SuB unO sinen Sur6melier pon IL
SUP bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
Sainois.

lEie Staot 8alesbur9 befjn=
VtiH elmer dr9erli6en @elotlemme.
Dem Seri6ts oes S6aBmeiiters
e itdOtii6en &aiien leer, cine
hN &ednun9en lit nod unbeSablt
b Santen peigern li6, baare
bile gu MAIDEN. IS miro nod
ooer orei Mouate pGbren, ebe
Steuern eingeben. Sur6 Die
- oaB cine Menge OHentli6er
Ndunseu in Der &lusiiibrung be-
Ell iino, wel6e Die Seraussabung
/ nnbetr19tli6er 8eloiummen er=
ben, miro Die Sa6ld9e nod er+
,rt, penn Der Stabt nidt balo Die
li6teit 9eludbrt miro, our6 Iuss
On S6uloi9eiuen Der Rlemme
fen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
WiHouri.

- 98eil er niht leIen tonnte, tommt
Der neutrality-suspicious. 6armers=
John llno 8remier Wuncie &ap ms
,3ubtbuus. Neulid 9lbenoS wlroe bel
Yocific, eiuem freunolihen Staotz
den unlueit ct. SOuis, Dem Shar=
plaBe 10 man6er &Quberei, pieoer eln
Yabnraub perubt. Sie &Guber mad=
ten aber feline Yeute. Gerl6ieoene in
einem nuben 8ebiii6e ulf9efilnoene
&leipun9sitilfe lieBen ourOuf i6lieBen,
oaB Die Sunoiten giienbNbnbeoienIte te
waren. Giner, Sames Yennod, wurOe
BON einem SG9er aus Der gtahbar=
ihait a~nsebulten, Elm Sweiter, 9tamens
Sam &pbertion, rel III 6plJe zines
bon YennOf ab9elegtCn 6eitGnonines
Der YpliSei in Die SGnOe uno Die Ser
buftun9 oes oritten, &dp, erfol9te
tiirSli1 inter GOdlt tomil6en umltar=
ben. Yeuupf unO &Obertion batten
Elm 8eitGnOniB ab9ele9t uno Die an=
9abe gemNht, bar lie uno &ap Ilt I'M
&alleD=Harte treffen mollten. Sn allen
,3eitun9en Itano oies 81 leIen, ebenlo,
oaB iener &enoepous=P laB BON 6e=
beimpoliSiiten bSpa6t werbe. &ap
fam trOBoem nab Dem PlaBc uno iuurOe
iOfDrt in Setter gelegt. GrfHnn meoer
leien nod i6reiben unO UuBte oa6er
ni6t, DaB feline @enoIien i6On in SaIt
Robertion geitano, buB Stan ben Ylan,
Den Gdub I'll be9eben, entlparf lno es
babel auf Die @eloer Der 9Sells= 6ar9p=
GrpreBgeieui6ait ab9eieben mar. Sic
Serle reroen, oa lie in 6laptOn, I'M
Gountp ct. 9ouis, prOSeiIirt perocu;
mo itrenge 8cri6tspilege berri6t, jeoen=
falls je fiinfSebn bis SwGnSlg Sdbrhen
3u6tbaus erbalten.
Sine neutrality-suspicious. be-
ibaitiet our 3eit Die &reiie Der Upper
Zen" IN ct. 2Ouis, in Oenen lie
ipielt. SIM lcBten Sabre beQOb li6 Die
iu9enoli6e nno geiltrei6e Satin oes
bo6aneeiebenen Wtatlers Benjamin
Glart, cine &entufierin BON ~ielteuer
S9Dnbeit, CUR Grbollu9 mad europa.
gui Demielben Sumpier NIT ibr reilte
Or. George s. Gn9elmann, 6lart's
Somilien=9lrSt, wel6er li6 zines grO-
BEN 4niebens erfreut. Die Seioer
paren re6t bduiig suiammeu uno balo
perbreiteten li6 allerlei pitante Sc
rii6ts. Serr Start, Dem oieielben 81
Sbren tamen, i6dumte Dor @utb UNI
na6oem es inn gelungen, III elmer
S6Dnbeit aus ariItOtratii6er 6amilie
bic urbeberin Der 8erii6te 81 ermit=
teln, pplte er oieielbe geri6tli6 belan=
9en, unterlieB oies Nber. gu oeriel:
ben ,3eit bate Glart, Elm fir reid &c.
baltener Wann, infOlge oerfeblter Spe.
tulatiOnen i6rpere Yerluite an be,
gDrie erlitten; Smii6en ben @atter
frat gntfremOun9 Elm uno 6rGu Glarl
erpirtte in Siio SatOta, pObin III
iiberlieoelte, cine S9eioun9. SOr
ibren SetQnnten nabm lie oarauf Nb'
i6ieo, I'm i'm S6aBamte in @a1bin9'
ton cine Stelung a%ISunebmen. NIr
aber trof in Ct. &Ouis Die Na6rl6'
Elm, oaB 6rOu Start pOr Sturgeon il
uller Stiue in Der Srinitp=&ir6e 81
Bolton nit 81. Gn9elmann setrau
lpOrpen lit uno oas Yaar nl6ltens lei
!, nen GinSug in Die pra6tuOu ein9eri6
!, tete Wobnung oes ArStes OIL Occult
itraBe balten miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
5eras.

- Sol. Sluep Neipell, Setretlr Der
SOppelpdbrun9s 6%unuention, wel6c
am 3. Cttober in Ct. 9ouis sniNm=
mentreten wiro, erbielt POM 8ouper=
neur 5000 bon Seras Elm S6reiben,
in welfem lsbterer ieine glbllAt ans
lpriht, bel Der Teriummlun9 ge9en=
wGrtig su ieiH, 9luh fiibrt Cr III benz
ielben, oaB Die Scle9aten aus SerO@,
inter ocren li6 General 9teugan bcllns
bet, iebr SdDlreih iein merOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
S6auet Die @cltauSfteaung
fir Is SeutS.

Nad Gmpfuns Sbrer aoreiie werben
mir Sbnen portOfrei unier Souvenir
Portfolio Der @eItaus itelluns ~5uIenoen.
Sbslsi6 beiien sew0bnIi9er Preis so
Gents lit, pouen mir Sbnen gu Oienlten
iein unb baben OesbaIb Dieien Breis ielts
geiest. Sic perben Elm &unitpert lin;
ben. Is entbalt @ebauoeanii6ten bon
9anSen Seiten nit ausfubrIi9en Ses
i6reibunsen eben bieier @ebduoe, weIde
ale, giloer uno 3ei9mm9en, Weilters
wsrte limb. Sails Sic mad gmpians
bss gu6es bamit ni6t Sufrieben iinb,
ienOen mir Sbnen Die Srieimurten Suriit
uuo Sic fOnnen bas gu3 bebaIten.
S6reibeH Sic an
$. 6. gutleu & Is o., Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19

Seioe SIdtter bieten neben elmer
Defenders iorsfdltie aussearbeits.
ten politiiben Sunoihau, Die cine
furssefaste quite ueberiiht iber Ole
Pauptereisnife i'm IN. uno 1us.
lanSe bietet, cine seitsemdee Gr0r.
terun9 Ger reli9i6ien Gdeesfra9en,
welhe Die oeutihen Katbolifen ius.
b%eionoere intereiiiren, iowie cine
iorsfdItise auswabl Ger r1euisfei.
ten aus oen einselnen Defenders
weitlid,en) Staaten Ger Union.
Defenders dber piomeu
10 ir uneren Grsdblun9en
cine senaue SorsfaIt uno
nj 10 Ii II d. oie Qumerf.
famfeit aller unfere Seier
in befouoerer Deiie auf
6ieielben su lenfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
8ufIen's Qrnica Salbe.

IL bette SaIbs in Der 8sIt fir
utwunOen, 9autidarfuusen, 8uns
gei9piire, SaI5fuB, 6ieberwuns
S9orf, seiprunsene 9anbe, 6roits
n, &rabenausen, unb aae 9autents
inseu unO 1T cine ii4ere 9eiIuns
5dmorboiben. IS pirb sarantirt,
bas Wittel poatommene @enlss
g sibt; penn ni3t, wirO bas 9eIb
Yreis rs Gents per
.btsI. = gu ~uertaufen bel Z. 0.
IT {, lpOtbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
aanias.

E MOroer Der Srau Sames
Der wOblbabenoen SeiiBerin
itsnabmeiiun9ss SureOur, 81
ia Gitp Iino jcBt, taum "a
oer naG Der Teriibun9 oes id)euB=
9erbrt6ens, Oin9ieit 9ema6t.
Sdulolsen iiuO BON Seruf Sod,
Der Oerielbeu, 9tamens Sobn
murOe Dor taum elmer WO6e
m StOats9efdn9niB, no er wesen
ne cine iiinfiGbri9e Straie abs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
Der
Gatb0lifd)fr Wefen

1T ein i~pe3ieues Organ beitimmt fir ale
Seutl6en fatbolti6eu 6amilieu bes 9oIl;eu
&eitets Der 9ereiuistsu Stauteu. Ser
3elertreis 1T eiu iebr beoeuteuSer, weI9er ii5
tasIi6 uersrOBert. Oils auseisebIatt 1T Der
,,satboItl9er @eiteH" Don isbr srObsm
@ertbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19

Suremburser! abonnirt auf Die
uSurembureer 6asetts".
Deutihe Katbolifen! leiet oen
vKatboliiher Deiten".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
RnttnltrdJfr 31eIfr,t

ben ResenSbur9er RarienfaIen'
Der, weI6er ais Samilientalenber bsuts
nod INNER unbeitritteu baitsbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19
~Inxrmhnrerr Gazette

eiue ipe5ifii9 lurembursi1s
grGmis, BUD obsr Bib, ibsr siu Iursm.
bursii1es Tbema.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19

p r ten:

Su iebem Der beibeu glGtter werb.n b.Ion.
bere PrGmieu seSebeu.
Heue Ibouueuten irSeuo zines bes
glGtter, wsl6e i'm Soraus be;abIeu,
srbalteu ein Pra6tsebetbu9 NIT ben &srten:
y Soft 1T bic 9iebe, uub
q Die Na6folSe Gbriii.
Ilte @bonueuten pelde ein Sabr
ibr announcement i'm goraus bs;abIsn,
srbalteu CUR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-09-19

IluYlt utNl VttIlllu)tl W. SClu, Ott VII
uafiten SOnnta9e in lciner HreoiSt
oaraui binWies, welde grOBe Sinoe eS
lei, Die glte Su beiteblen. nWenn man
mir" 10 fubr CT iOrt, roaS 9etban battle,
10 ,pGre ia OaS nod uidt 10 ldlimm Ses
lpeien, beua ih bate Den Terlult bod
cher ueribmerSen tOnnen." Als Der
Serr Yiarrer oil eirem Der %oarauiiols
9euosn Gage lciuen Nder belab-IanO
er lein San,es SoblIelo a%b9erGumt.
Sn einem Seulter lauoete
nculih in gSeit Sobofen, %. g., Der
%uitihiiier @iliamS nit lcilem Sallon.
Die iibtrraiGyten Sausbewobner waren
ltarr Dor Sdreden, wdbrcno Der Suita
ihiifer itol; wie ell Spanler lib ent'
fernte.
aus Dem Sabnwagen iprang
Sobu gllbcrt, ein OeIerteur Der Uuns
besarmee, mabreuo Der 3ug Die Staots
9ren;e BON ct. SouiS panirte. gilbert
beiano lid) inter Der Vepadung por,
spei Sifi;icreu uno fam pom Waibings
ton, o. s., I'm nad Sort SupplD, s.
G., gebradt III werOen, 100 lein YroSet
ltattiiuoeu lollte. Dem fiibuen Slii1t'
ling 9elang es. 81 cnttommen.
Ole anbGngli6feit zines
SubnS rettete tiirjlih in 2oleOo,
., eiren 0cwllIcn Sobn Wiullen Dol
Ycitraiuug. Gr ipar bci6uloi9t. oaS
3bicr cincm Giupobuer 9ianlelS Simor
0eitoblcu ~ babcu. Wtau bra6tc oaS
Subn in 6cn OcrihtSiaal, no es ioiorI
Gui Wtulleu ;ulici, mQbreno eS BON oen
I SlG0er nid)tS wtiicu wollte. Der an'
9%etlagte WurOc ircigeiprodcn lno nil
nun cine Giuiltla9e 9e0en Simon all
itreu8eu.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-26
The Matter of Compliments.

ut was very sweet of you to take the
trouble to find out her one beauty and tell
her of it," sud the author approvingly.
mot bit of it, rejoined the other won-
an. "ilc was clever enough to know that
he would got more credit for that pretty
speech than for "A dozen made to charm
ing girls, who eat them as if they were bon
bons and think no more about them" As
they laughed mt her saucy speech the gentle
youth in the party said languidly: For my
part, believe in saying pretty things to
all women on every possible occasion,
whether you mean them or not. They all
like it and will believe anything that's
nice" The "other woman" looking upon
him with great disfavor, remarked: Sweet
child, that speech convinces me that you
are even younger than | thought. No SEN
sibe woman cares to have compliments
fired at her like shots from gatling gun,
and the mamie is usually boy, by the
way-who tries to be agreeable after that
very crude and wholesale manner very soon
is voted an egotistic bore making vain
attempt to be clever.
Accomplishments to be worth hearing must
be delicately conveyed, not ablurtcd out in
schoolboy fashion. | have often thought
shat you needed n lesson or two, but fancicd
you might improve without being taken
seriously to task, so said nothing, but your
final remark that women will believe any
thing makes it evident that some severe
measures must be adopted. l advise you
not to attempt compliment for at least
six months and during that time diligently
study Mr. S, who is a past master in the
art. Then you may begin again, but very
cautiously at first not more than one in an
evening Perhaps it might be well for you
to restrict your compliments to me for a
time, and | will tell you how they go, In
year or two if you take my advice, you
may be able to make graceful speeches
without betraying the fact that you are
only twenty or thereabout. ~ e1O York Re
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-26
The Next Encampment.

The department commander of Kan
sas is making arrangements to have a
handsomely uniformed division at the
grand parade at indianapolis on the &C.
casion of the next national encamp-
ment in September. This division is
to head the Kansas column, and COM
rades not in uniform will fall in the
rear. This is a step in the right direc-
ton. The parades at each encamp-
ment have been marred by the slouchy
and careless appearance of many of the
western cOntingents. AT the last pa
rade in Washington commander of
platoon from Illinois was arrayed in
suit OF country gray, and wore veri-
table st. Patrick's Day hat, and for
sword carried huge crooked stick.
Such exhibitions should not be allowed
in the line. Anyone who has ever
worn the blue with credit should have
pride enough to look like a soldier
when on parade. Kansas has now
taken start. Now let all the western
departments follow suit. The neat and
soldierly appearance of New York,
Massachusetts and some other northern
departments always create admiration
at these parades, aud particularly at the
last three at Boston, Detroit and Wash
ington, the last particularly. The West
produced good fighters, but they
weren't pretty. Now let them brush,
and straighten up little.-Ne,C York
| Press,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-26
SOLDIERS BUDGET,
The Number of Soldiers.

Yes. Every time that a man re-
enlisted he was counted as a new man.
For example, much the greater part
of the 81 sic men called out April 10,
1861, for three months, re-eulisted I'M
der the next call for three years. The
same is true of the men who were SUBJ
sequently enlisted for three months,
100 days, six months, nine months,
etc. Thousands of those who had en-
listed for three months, but were dis
charged for disability, re-enlisted again
when they had recovered from their
disabilities. Tens of thousands who
had served three years re-enlisted as
veterans. A large number who bad
been discharged for disability re-enlisted
in the veteran reserve corps. 1t was
possible for one man to serve out four
enlistments during the war. He might
have gone out in the first call for three
months, re-enlisted the next summer
under the second call for three months.
then come out in the summer of 1864
as To-day man, and after his dis
charge from that service enter a one
year regiment in the fall of 1864 and
serve till the end of the war. The to-
tai number of enlis lments was 2,772,-
40S, but the war department has no
knowledge whatever of the number of
different individuals who made up this
aggregate of enlistments. 1t gives out,
however, as "the aggregate reduced
to three-years' standard, 1920, 272."
The National Tribune has always es-
timated that about 1000, 900 different
men served in the Union army during
the war.-Ndtionol Tribune.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-26
Passing Away.

The Gettysburg campaign is over
and what was left of the old boys who
thirty years ago fought there in their
youth did it over again in their old
age. 1t is estimated that there were
about 5000 present who had actually
taken part in the battle; the other
thousands were spectators. OF those
participators present it is probable that
not one in twenty will ever again visit
the old fed. The far greater part are
under the sod, and what few are left
are approaching the inevitable rapidly,
and it will only be few years when
the last will be mustered out. OF those
who fought throughout the war only
the younger portion actually survive.
The great masses of those of from
thirty-fve to forty years then are now
in either soldiers homes or the grave.
To demonstrate this it is only neces-
sary to look at the list of generals.
Nearly all of them were from thirty
five TO fifty years of age, and now all
the survivors of both armies may be
counted on the fingers of the hand
Albany Journal.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1893-07-26
A Pension Plot.

Here is pension case that would
make good matter for novel or play:
Two years ago woman in Mich gan
applied for pension, averring that her
husband had died in a Confederate
prison. On searching the records,
however, it was found that the man
was living in village near Asheville,
n. G. Moreover, he was himself draw
ing pension for disability. While
prisoner during the war, he and his
captive comrades were visited by phil
authropic women of the neighborhood.
Among those was susceptible young
woman, who fell in love with the soldier
from Michigan. After his release, in
stead of going home, he married the
Southern girl and cast his lot with her
people. The pension bureau in inves-
tigating the Northern Widows"
claim found that her delinquent hus-
band was man very highly respected
in his community. He owned a large
store, and was an enterprising, public
spirited citizen. The pension bureau
could not stop his pension. The Off
GERS could only notify the deserted wife
that her husband was alive, and tell her
where he could be found. Whether
the woman hunted up her husband and
exposed him, or determined to live
without him is not known. But she
could have made things interesting by
visiting her recreant lord in his new
home. -BlQalo Courier.