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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
THE REBELLION IS QUELLED.
The Unknown is Deposed and Carl Brown
Is Again 1t the Head of the Army-Sen'
Coxey's Son Deserts with smith

BALTIMORE, Mp, April IA spe-
cial to the sun from Cumberland, Nd,
says: This afternoon Marshal Carl
Browne rode into Cumberland al the
head Of Coxey's Army OF the
Commonweal on handsome
stallion which has been his
mount since leaving Massillon, Ohio,
Easter Sunday. Browne is again on
top, the revolution of yesterday has
been ouelled and "Unknown" Smith
has been deposed. He will go on
lecture tour. Mr.. Coxey's own son has
deserted the cause Of his father and
goes with Smith.
Coxey arrived at daybrsak. Smith
must CO." he said, and Smith went. III
is said oa good authority that the "Un-
known's" name, or at least the
name he is known by Is
Il. P. Pizarro; that he is 3
Swede and patent meolclne
fakir, who last summer gave medical
lectures on South Peoria street, CHI
cago. He is President Of society call
ing itself the Society for the Protection
of Humanity, and that when Carl
Browne Ia bis row in Chicago with
Mayor Harrison, Pizzaro gave Browne
the use Of the society's hall.
When the army reached Cumberland
it camped in the ball grounds, and 1,5OO
people paid ten cents each to go and
see it. Tonight big bon-6res were
built, around which the men
will sleep. They will depart from
here Tuesday morning, go down
the canal in towboats TO Williams
port to avoid the mountains. Promi-
nent citizens of Cumberland gave food
to the army. Marshal Brown issued a
general order tonight in which be re-
views "Unknown" Smiths conduct and
denounces his attempt to stir up strife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16

NEW YORK. April 15.-The Rev.
Spruille Burford, rector OF the Prot
estAnt Episcopal Church OF the Inter
cession, this city. died this morning.
About three weeks ago an operation
was performed on bis cheek for the
removal OF a carbunkle. Blood poison
ing set In and caused death:
Mr.. Burford was IS years old. He
was born in Hsrrodsburg, KY, and
graduated from ST. Charles College, 81
Louis, Mo-, Ia 1858.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16

NEw YORK. April l5.-FIftsen MIL
lions OF dollars were speat to this city
for tie support Of the poor during the
wear ehded February Is. 1924, ts.ooo.-
600 more than In any prsviens year.
This Il an estimate based on statements
made BY siItees Of the yarious eharita-
Die associations, relief societies and or
esnIEed funds. furnished 70 reporters
q ohs EUeIirg Post
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16

SEATTLE, WASH, April 1.-THE
Great Northern railroad strike extended
to-day over the Cascade division and
the coast lines and the whole system Is
tied up from Minot 10 Seattle, and
from Seattle to New Westminster.
Hardly a wheel is turning or telegraph
instrument ticking over 1000 miles OF
lint. The strike was ordered about Z
o'clock last night. The strike is com
plete on tho west end and all branches
OF the service participating.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
THE wHEELmEN's ORGAN
The BuIIstin to Be Regulated 10 Meet the
Postofice Requirements.


NEW YORK, April 15.-The League OF
American Wheelmsn's Executive Com
nittee held q secret session Ia this city
to-day. The principal matter passed
upon was the .Jnsideration OF the l.
A. w. official organ, the Bulletin,
which has been having so much trouble
with the postofiice authorities. 1t was
ordered that Abbott Basal, who, In
addition TO filing the Office OF Secre-
tary, is official editor Of the Bulletin,
shall remove TO Chicago At an early date.
It was decided TO make the suoscrip-
ton TO the Bulletin entirely separate
from League membership and hereafter
the L. A. w. members will be com
pslled to pay 81 for renewal TO the
ranks and so cents additional should
they desire to receive the paper. All
Others must pay 81 so 10 the Official
organ.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
A sln-ul.r rorn OF rlononanI..

There is class OF people, rational enough IN
other respects. who are certainly monomani-
Acs in dosing themselves. They are constantly
trying experiments uEon their stomachs. their
bowsls, their livers and their kidneys with
trashy nostrums When these organs are really
out Of order, II they would only use Hostetter's
stomach Bitters tney would II n0t hopelessly
Insane, perceive il superiority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
spsessr Tassran 70 "a. RsssHs-

Srsetai Tsissrda 70 hs ke5tsft-
LEwIsBURe, w. VA, April l5.-Ths
Mormons, or members OF the "Reorgan-
lied Church OF Jesus Christ" as they
call IL, have been having . great re-
vival up in PocAhontss county, and yes
terday was baptizing day. The Nor
mon elders have bsen proselytizing In
the county for nearly ayear. and their
efforts have been emin entity successful
apparently. Since last fall thirteen
families have broken up on Greenbrier
river, the result Of the women becoming
enAmored OF the faith presented by the
elders, aud the elders themselves.
Nearly all these women have
left the country, aud are supposed 10
have gone to Utah, though there Is no
trace left behind TO tell what their des-
tination was TO be. la every instance
the husbands OF those women have been
believers in the faith, aud have entered
no protest to their wives leaving, being
thoroughly imbued with the belief that
II was right for them to go TO teach
the gospel to less enlightened people.
on-believers do not take any stock Ia
the stories Of the women entering the
missionary nsld, and think that they go
away
FoR A DIFFERENT PURPOSE.
Yesterday was baptiEing day, and
converts from points all along the
Grsenbrler river had gathered at = deep
pool few miles above Clover Lick.
There were several hundred OF tho
faithful and converts on baud TO witness
the ceremony. One cid fellow named
Peterson was very much enthused over
his prospective dip into the icy waters
OF Greenbrisr river. He stood on the
bank and shouted glory at the top OF
his voice till he was hoatse and ex-
hausted. -
Finally it came his turn 10 wade into
the dark and stormy Jordan" s tho
elders called It. As be went In be
shouted at the people on the banks for
all the unsavod TO come ~ once.
just as
THE ELDER DIPPED H1u,
he seemed to lose all control OF himself,
and In a minute ne and the elder were
struggling in each others embrace.
The elder was willing TO let 90. but tho
old man held on TO him, evidently try
ing TO drown the elder. For fully zen
minutes the struggle kept up, the elder
seeing that be had 4 lunAtic TO deal
with. First one would be under the
water. then the other. Finally the
elder was apparently played ont. and
the con vert got him under water for
good. he held him there shouting that
he b ad drowned
THE FLESH AND THE DEVIL,
for nearly minute. BY that time men
on the banks had come 70 their senses
and several Of them rushed TO the old
man and forced him 20 let the elder 20.
The elder was insensible aud did not
come TO" for fully bali hour snd IL
IN critical condition from his severe
experience.
The convert was gotten out OF tbe
river aud is violently insane and will
have 70 be sent 10 the asylum. There
were mauy more converts TO be dipped,
but nons OF the elders felt equal 10 the
task Yesterday and the work will be
POSTPONED for week. The elders say
they will be careful 10 have guards
along the banks hereafter 70 prevent
rsllglously demented people from drown
ing themselves
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
NJ T,onnIe Occurred.

OMAHA, NEB.. April ia special to
the Bee from Douglas, Neb., says:
Bishop Bonacum was here to-
day with Father Joseph Smith,
VINO celebrated mass. As thls
was Father Corbett's parish before bis
exconmunication,t trouble was anticips-
ted, but none occurred. Bishop Bona
cum warned all Catholics 10 cease con-
nection Of a spiritual character with
Eafher Corbett.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
MISREPRESENTATION
Has Overcome Madeline Pollard as a
Result of the Trial.
SHE WILL NOT GO ON THE STAGE,

Numerous Offers Have
Been Made Her and Remarka-
bic Salaries Ofered-She Has,
as Yet, Made No Plans for the
Future - Judge Wilson's Flo
quent Championship Of the
Cause Of Woman Brings Him a
Bunch Of Ros ss From Wash
ingtOn Ladies, Among Them
Being a Sister of Col. Breckin-
ridges Second Wife.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
BAPTZING A LUNATIC.
The Novel and Nearly Fatal Expert
ence of a Mormon Elder.
CONVERT WITH A FEW WHEELS

He Turned the Elder Under the
Water and, Loudly Proolaiming
the Annihilation of the Flesh
and the Devil, Held Him There
Till He Was Unconscious-The
Elders Will Hereafter Have
Guards Stationed on the Banks
of Jordan" and Wear Life
Preservers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
Coming from Oklahoma.

GUTHRIE, OKLA. April 1.-THE
Oklahoma contingent Of Coxey's army,
300 strong, completed arrangements
tonight with the railroad company TO
carry them to Washington In box cars.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
OHIO NEGRO LYNCHED.
The Sheriff and a Company Of Sol
dierS Both Defed and
THREATENED WITH DYNAMITE

By a Mob of Determined Men
Who Avenge a Negroes Brutal
Outrage on an Old Woman.
Six Bombs Placed Under the
Oalaboose to Be Ignited if the
Sheriff Insisted on Taking the
Negro - His Body Swung to
a Tree as a Wild Cheer Rent
the Air.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16

You only need make the most supsr-
seiaI sxnm1nation 10 dstermine the rnias
Of ths Register - 40 ndvertisiqk me-
dfurn. PuhliEhcs more local a1<# fele-
ersDhfe news IN enc issue tina &lny OF
IFS confsmporaKfes Dc In shrsa q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16

w,.ux,ris. d c.. April iL--For West
virginia. 0ilr: slightly warmer; southeast
wiss sss w{,-rn PsnpsyIvsBis sad q,io. fair;
soushsa{ rinass ssrnsr N noEtsssa fsf'isA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16
Around the earth. in every land,

BY every stream that I'm aware oil,
In every town, they understand
How teeth may best be taken care OF
From Jersey fats % Birman's mount
They sing the praise Of SOLODoNT
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16

THE BLOOD is the SURGE OF health.
Keep il pure by taking Hoods Ssrsapa-
rilla, which is peculiar 10 itself, and
superior In strength, economy and
medicinal merit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-04-16

HOOD's Pills are purely vegetable,
carefully prepared from the best in
gradients. 25c
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
Cencrreibsu

= Sieier Gage trat Elm elegant 9e=
tleioeter iunser Wann in ben 2aoen
zines Der betannteiten Supelierc
Wiens uno bot Dieiem Elm aus Brill
lanten deficiencies Collier gum Saufe
an. Ser SuWelier mar bon Der gang
%beionoeren S6Dnbeit oes Sdmufes
wie 9ebannt; er lhGBte i'm RAID auf
lnsefdbr 30, 600 Il. Sum betra9tete
Der Sutpelier aber aud einige Iugen=
blife ben lleberbrin9er oes foitbaren
S6mudes uno iru9te ben jungen Wann
na9 Der Sertunft Oes 9DQiers. Ser
Wann legitimirte li6 MN, I'M jeoen
Veroa6t zines unrebtmGBigen SeliBes
iofort 81 Derni6ten, ais Der SoDn elmer
in Wien b%etannten, nit @~lilfs9iitern
rei6lib 9~eiesneten YatriSierfamilie.
Gr iii9te blnSu, baB er iniolge ltarter
Serlulte bel ben &ennen in momenta=
ner Gerlesenbeit lei, uno feline Gltern
ii6 au9enblidlid nod auf Dem Sanoe
befinOen, wesbalb err gesipungen lei,
Den erit tiirSli1 in paris getauften
S6mud 81 perdubern. Ger Suwelier,
Dem suiali9 betannt mar, oaB Die 81
tern oes junaen Serrn li6 idon in
Bien befinoen, bat als pOriidti9er ge=
1bdftsmann, oerlelbe mD9e in elnigen
Stunoen wienertOmmen, Oa er bic
Srillanten erit elmer genauen S6dbung
unterSieben miine. Mit Dem Sdmude
in Der Saide begab iiA Der Suwelier
eili9lt in Die WDbnung Der Gltern uno
ersQblte oenielben bon Dem geiu1e oes
SObnes, inoem er ben S9muf iiber=
rei6te. Sn Der Samille berribte be-
reits 9robe Nufre9uns iiher Den Nbsan9
oes w%ertbpollen Golfers. Nuu iteiserte
ii6 Die Nufreauns nod; oenn es mar
tein 3weiiel, baB Der Sieb Der ei9ene
Sobn oes Sauies mar. Dian mil i'm
jeyt reiien laiien....
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
Acnta6p.

@etbetrt uno oeiebert purocn
Dor eiui9en 3dgen in Der SfGDe uoll
Gentertpmu, Ship Co., Die belbeN
Mprmpnen 3 W%tiiiipnlre Nreeman uno
MterCer. Iieielben batten lett = Wo=
hen in Sbio 6puntD WetebrlngsOer=
iuhe an0eitellt, uno es mar linen AUDI
gelun9en, cine NnSabl YroieIpttn 81
MAIDEN. 0eribieoene Warnungen unO
@uforoerun9en, Die 0eseno 3l perl0i=
len, battcn lie mberiidli6tigt Q%elallen.
gSdbreno lie nun bel elmer lbrcr Se=
tebrien, Der @ittipe &orter, in Der
Nlbe bon 6entertoipn iibernahteten,
eri6ienCn etlpa 20 Nermummte por
Dem Sauie, bplten Die 9lpOitel aus Dem
Sette, beltriben lie nit Sheer uno
idiittelten Oann Den Snbolt mebrerer
Seoertiisn iiber lie aus. Sann wuroe
ihnen ertldrt, lie mlbten innerbalb
orei Sa9en Die Ge9eno perlanen. mi=
o~rigenfalls lie in mod enpIinoliberer
@eiie A~eitrait iuerOen wilroeh. Sic
iollsn in ben legten IA Sageu mebr als
so Eeripnen, meiitens Srauen, betebrt
babeN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
Wem Dorf.

- @m II. Sttober traf Gomaro
Sheffield aus WtelbDurne in Nuitralien,
in benz 8eidGftslOtale oes g~topotaten
gtiAaro y. 8Opo, IS Wal Str. in
New YOrt, na6 20jd6ri0er Sren=
nung, gum erlten Wtnle pieoer nit iei=
ner 6rau Glen aus Selena, Wtont.,
Sul1mmen. Seioe bGtten Ii1 9e9eniei=
tig filr toot geba!ten, paren 0ber eins
AMBER treu 9eblieben. Yer Mtoun mar
9%ebrdunt, Hart uno bdrtig 9elporDen,
lett i'm ieine 6rau gum leBten Scale
lab uno lie bate nit ibren pierSig Sab
rem einl9ermaBen al SOrperiiile Su9e=
nOmmen.
Gor fat einem Observation-Disclosures
batten li6 Seioe gum eriIen Wtale in
SOutbamptOu, Gnglano, 9eleben.
SbeIfielo mar oamals Elm junger, trai=
tiger Seemann uno Der Captain zines
S6iies. Seine Seimatb mar in
SOper. aber Iein S6if nubm in
southampton &aoung Elm uno bort
traf er nit Der bibl6en Glen Mariball
suIammen. Sid ieben uno ii6 in
einanper perlieben mar, wie man sl
la9eu pile9t. oas gSert zines 9lu0cn=
blides. aber bon anian9 al bate
Sbelfielo bel ieiner 2iebiAait nit &i=
oerwdrtigteiten 81 tdmpieu, ocnn in
Wm. Yorter. einem jun9en &duimann
IN SoutbamptDn. bate er eineu 9eiQbr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
Californian.

Die critic 9oourg Tii6bein BON
GrtrN9e oes p~iesidbrigen @alrlbrdn=
ecS, longte tjlrSlib in san 6ran IL
ciscp an. Is m0ren IS, 600 Yfnno.
Die ameritaniihe NalTihfdnger=6lOt
hattie in oicIcm Sabre nit 9rpBem un=
genna6 81 tdmpien. 3mci S6ine limb
nerloren g~e90ngell, nno 5cbn dnoere
haiten bis gum /. September Sulum=
men nur % Malfii6e 9eI0u9en, eln
yteiultnt, oas nlfts menloer ais gu
irisocnitellcno 1T. Sn DEM nit Dem
80, 5umi 1894 beenOeten Sabre bate
lid o05 @rgebniB oe5 o~merltNnilbcn
g8aliiiGIunges wie IOlgt geltellt: 49,
7S9 6Olloncn 9S0lrutot i'm @8crtbc pOn
s2S5, 335; l84, 797 WallOnen @ol-
iiittbran i'm Mertbe bon $38, $50, uno
254, $50 Yiuno Tii0bein I'M @ertbe
BON $3.50, lGS. Sos 0elammtertrdg=
mis- mar alio $3.50, 459. Sir Oas lau=
ienoe Sobr lit tein 10 bpbes 5ciultat
al erparten, Do6 1T barber Dor Gnoe
Nopember ni6ts 8eItimmtes SIT iN9en,
ba erlt I'M Oieie 3eit Die @alri6=
SlOtte na9 Gan 6rancisco Slrltttebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30

Gage cine S6uerin allf Der Straben-
babt in Die Staot 9efabren lno bate
reben lib auf oer @anf Elm Sdfhcn
liesen, rpOrin Snei lebeuoi9e @nten
iaBen, Die Dabreno Der garseu Sabrt
Die ilbrigen 6aite our1 ibr munteres
Geidnatter unauibOrlib in Der betann=
ten mulitalii6en g8eiie unterbalten
batter. Oils Die Sbier6en aber am
Sctroibauiel anfamen uno Der repi=
oirenoe SctrOibeamte bur6 Den ,3ug
ihritt, Oa lparen audi Die 9eiieoerten
Sniallen in ibrem buntlen SerlieB
plDBIib mdus6enltia 9eworoen uno
aaben trinen einSigen &aut mebr bon
li6. Oils Der Sctroimann nun fra9te:
nSemano GIBBS Sc oetlarire? Niemes
mir ansu9ebe?" oa ihaute uniere
Sdnerin 10 barmlps graoeaus, als
9ln9e lie Die ganse @eihibte uitts an
llnO itwieg tpie ibre Gnteu. Ser 9e=
ltrense u3Olner" merttc nidts bon Der
G%ontrebanoe, oenn bic SGuerin iaB in
elmer Gde uno bate nod o~benoreiu hire
lpeiten &Ofe Ior9fdltlg ilber ibre S6Ib=
hinge aus9ebreitet. Saum aber mar
Die Sbiir binter Den Seamten sel6lOi-
len uno Der 3u9 mieoer in S%eue9ung,
oa ging au6 oas 8eidnatter in allen
Spnarten BON Nteuem Los, iooaB alle
Inpeienoen ilber oas idlaue Serbalten
Der Sbiere lart aufladen muBten. Die
notwithstanding bate Der gduerin
aber piel 8elo tplteu tDnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
WebraSfa.

= aus Der vSomer State gant"
5l y omer puroen i'm Sttober 1891
etpa $1,000 9eltobleu. Nm nG9lter
MfOr9en fano man s.. 8. Srisbie, ben
GaiIirer Der Sant, nit 9ebunoenen
Sdnoen in Der gant. Srisbie iagte
aus, spei mastirte Mdnner bdtten i'm
geStulngen, Die Sant su Dfnen uno
ibnen Oas 8elo 81 iiber9eben. Damn
bGtten lie i'm gebunoen suriidselalen.
Sieier Sage fanO man oas geitoblene
8elo in einem Srunnen auf Dem YlaBe,
mo Srisbie Oamals ppbnte. Gr bate
ieitoem Somer perlaiien uno mar nn6
lntelppe GOuntp, Neb., 9eSpaen. @e=
genpGrtig lit er Ganoioat fir Oas Nmt
oes GountD=I npaltes.
en- Spr9e # er bat ii6 our6
Die Na6ldiiiateit zines 3usiiibrers Elm
iAredli6er ungliifsIall Suoetragen,
benz orei Weni9enleben gum Spfer
gefalen limb. Yeim Sefabren oes Gi=
ienbabn llebergan9s Der burlington
Sabn wuroe Elm Wa9en, in Dem ijA
Trau Warp SapDer nit ibren beioen
SDdtern i'm 9llter pDn Is uno Is Sab=
rem befano, bon einem 3use iiberfab=
rem uno bic orei Samen au9enbidli6
aetOotet. Der 3u9iibrer bate bel Der
&reu3ung peoer Die Jabrgeidwinois=
teit perminoert, nod bic Sampfpfeiie
ertOnen laiieu.
= Sas 8efdneniB BON NOrfoIt
miro ieit einiNen Sasen bon elmer auf=
9erestcn 9Oltsmen9e belasert, wel6e
liA, alleroin9s bis jeBt per9ebli6,
bemilbt, in oas Snnere oes 8ebduoes
gu orin9en uno ii6 oes Sarbisen Sobn
Sobn YbiQips BON Meao Yoint gu be-
mG1ti9en, I'm i'm ioiort au~isubdn9en.
pbllips bat DOr eini9en Sasen oer=
iu6t. Der tleinen i%iinfjdbrigen Nelie
GibiOn SAaoeu ansrtbuu. Yis jebt
baben Die 8efansniBbeamten Die Mtense
nod eriol9reia in S6a6 sebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
Wcufaue.

- 9lus Suite miro beri6tet:
Eerrp Seal, eiu bort mpb!betunnter
@OlogrQber, puroe pOr eini9en Sa9en
eini9e Wteileu bon Der StaDt bon elnem
&auber our9 einen S6uB perwunoet
unO miro pObl taum nit benz 2eben
oapOn tOmmen. Seal uno oellen Srall
bel anoen lid) ouf einem @agen. peldjer
0ploitalb i'm @ertbe bon $500 ent=
belt, auf benz @ese BON German 6ult)
mad Ct. paul, Winn. 6rau Seal
er9riIf iofort, na6oem ibr Mtann per=
tpunoet mar. bic 3iigel, peitiAte ali
Die Pieroe uno braAte lid, ibren Wann
uno oas 8Olo in Siberbeit. Sine
pOlle perfolst ben &duber, Der iiher
selpnbt miro, tuenn er erpii6t peroen
lollte, benn Seal bat in Der 9ansen
umsegero piele Sreunoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30

= Sin junger 6armsr, Nameus
@lguit Sietrih, periuhte in y q II
Sibber, II Meilen bon Baltimore,
Sclbtmoro Su beseben, iuoem er lid
III einer Sfeune, pelde iib in Der
N0be itiner elterli6en @pbnung beiin=
bet, mt elmer Senie Die 6ur9el ourb=
ibnitt. Na6oem er bic perSpeifelte
Shat OoQbrOht bate, lief sr nod nit
Der ScnIe in Der Sano na0 Der @Ob-
nung ieiucr Glterrl, Del1e, ais lie Der
IArefli6en g8unOe gemobr wuroen,
iOIort mad einem NrSt IHnoten. &ein
MtenIh hat cine Soee, mas ben junger
Manm su Der ifreflihen uno mabr=
l4eiuli6 tOotli9cn Sbat perlejtete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
@eilmitteI Segen &opi,ucb.

Oils SeiImitteI sesen iebweoes Sopfs
Iueb bat i3 electric Sitters nod ltets
ais Sas geite bewielen. 9s bewirft
cine oauernOe SeiIuns uno oas bOss
artislte &upiweb wei3t oelien 9siItrait.
98ir oransen aae, wel6e oamit bebaitet
iino, ii9 cine 6lai6e gu bolen unb bic
lem SeiImittel einen Seriud gu geben.
Sn 6duen ipitematii6er S%erltupiuns
beilt electric 0itters, inbem es ben @ins
9eweiOen Die notbise S~eweSuns sibt uno
uenise Sdue f0nnen Der MeoiSin LANCE
Wioerltano %leilten. Seriuden Sic bic
ielbe 9lei6. @roBe SIai6e bIoB 80
Gents in Z. IS. Guete's Mpotbete,
56s an Der WainltraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
Sernii1te WaGri1ten.

- Man mllB Die - Sp9Itapler be-
munoern! Sic finoen INNER Mittel
uno Wege. ielbit ~oiejenIgen 81 betrii=
gen, Die Uiel gu 9ewibi9t iino, um aui
Die erite bette &ofipeiie anSubeiBen.
Sommt oa Dor eini9en Sueen Elm Diff
Sier, cine dltere. i6neioi9e &rie9erge=
italt, Die SiiiSiersrpl cite Der Gbreu=
legion I'M &nopflO6. Su Dem groBen
Weinbdnoler Woreail. ,Gapitdn 9u=
bamel", itellt er lib Dor unO ertldrt
oann. er lei Der 6Def Der @einabtbei=
lung i'm GaiinO leines EeSiments uno
noble einmal eini9e Gotbpsine prObi=
rem. Serr Woreau lit iebr erireut,
Die Iusii9t auf cine 10 quite &unoi9aft
81 betpmmen uno beoient ben alten
Sauoegen, Der bon 9lserien unD Son=
ling ipri6t, wie pOm SOuleuaro oes
Staliens. au1's bette. Ser Captain
bat cine feline 3unge! Gr probirt uno
probirt, lit iebr pdblerii4, bsitelt
aber oO6 ialieBlih bier SAB Yoroeaur,
elm 6dBden @ognac, Elm SdBben &um
uno pier &Orbe 6bampaguer. ,Mor=
gen Na6mitta9 2 ubr bel Der Sobau=
&alerne porfobren ! Nber piinttli1 /!
Sulttirte Gednung beiiIgen!" Wtit
elmer tieien Serbeugums g~eleitet Der
erireute gSeinwirtb ben Sauptmaun
bis sur Sbiire. Seine 3unse!." Oentt
er. Der Wann perltebt mas. lno
,pie ltramm! Sat Oo6 minoeitens ieine
bier Slaiden i'm &eibe uno 9ebt 10
grade climber, wie bel Der Paraoe. 6a=
mpier Serl! Sa, uniere alien Sfii=
~Siere!" Im ndhiten Na6mittag I'm
2 llbr flbrt Der Wa9en Dor Der &Obau=
Soierne Dor. Sine S6ilopate 9ebt
auf uno ab. SIN 9rOBen Statement
thor ltebt Der 6apitGn, oiesmal III
GiDil, aber Die rptbe Hpiette i'm &nopi=
lob. ,Srap, msin Sobu, gu bilt
piinttli6!!", ia9te er benz SutI6er.
,8o 1T Die &e6nnng?" ySier, mein
&apitdn!" so ITS re6t. aber....
nO6einmal. -. Das lit ia nur elm Gr=
emplar! Sie &e1nung muB ooppelt
aus9eiertiSt peroen! Sieie SAais=
topic in euerem Bureau! Ea. laui
i6neQ Suriif uno bole oas Stueite Grem=
plar, Der Yoiten uno id wOllen Oeinen
gSagen i6On 10 LANCE beUaden!"
.Sebr wobl, mein aapitan!", iagt Der
&uti6er uno eilt Suriit.
Sen Reit brauhe i6 wobl ni6t crit
su erSdblen? Nls Der &uti1er nit Der
Re6nuns surildtam, waren Wein,
Captain, @a9en uno Pieroe ipurlOs
perl6munoen. Man bat Tie aud bis
CUR Stunoe nod niht wieosrseiunoen.
Die S6ilowabe ipuroe 81 YrOtDtDll
pernommen, wuBte aber bon Dem 3u=
ia~mmenbanse Der Geibi6te ni6ts.
Der alte Serr, ia9te Der Soloat, lei
turs Dor 4utunit oeS Wa9en5 al bus
Sbor Der 9aierne 9etommen unO babe
iib iein lOs9e9an9enes SAubbano wie-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-10-30
@iSconTu.

- Soiepb S6upil, pelder be
Gbippewa sails in einem Sols=
fdller 6amp BON Sad Sel an Der nOro=
ll6en ISABEL oes Gbippewa 6luiles be-
lbdftiSt mar, 1T, pie gemeloet ,uiro
our0 cine unporiidtisteit um's 2eben
9etommen. Gr mar ipdt bon elmer
San3seIeui6aft, pel1e er in 8eieu=
l6aft oreier &ameraOen bellht bate
s~uridsetebrt uno bate in Der 9iitte,
III lpelher er iiberna6tete Elm Seuer an=
9%esinoet. @GbrenO er ihlieL muB
oas Seuer Die Siitte ergrifen baben,
oenn am nGditen Worsen wuroe feline
pertoblte Sei6e unter Den Srimmern
OerIelben Sefunoen.