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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

Sie 5aute lieb balten, aber Der
Wd9en, in Dem Mor9rAUe 9efdbren
mar, bate lih idon LANCE in Dem Ge=
wiibl BON 6uDrDerten aIier Art perlp=
rem.
Sci unbeIor0t, meme 2iebe, "iagte
6rdulein Scaubamp, ols Selene oas
Wa9enIenlter berab lieB uno haltia
binaus iab. ,Weum Su Gid ni6t
9eirrt bait, uno es wirtli6 Mar9rape
mar, 10 miro er rns li9erli0 b0lO einen
Veiuh maben."
uNein, i'd babe mid ii6erli6 ni6t
9eirrt. Iber n0tiirli9 miro er uns be-
iubeu."
,@a1ri6einli9 nod oieien g(6eno,
er tpeiB. pie islten ib ausgebe," erpiz
oerte Die Sante.
Gen 9arSsn Nbeno urlo ben 9atrser
nG6lten Mor9en erwartete Selene per=
gebli1 Den SeiuA Wtargrape's.
,,gielei6t mar er geitern bei6dfti0t
uno mabrI6einlih aud DieIen Wor9en;
aber an Nbeno miro er liberli@ tOms
men," Oahte lie.
Sad Sid inB tie i'm SulOu uno
bldtterte uilQeouloig in einem BUD,
ohs ne pergebeus su lelen perluhte.
Seoen NI9cnblld inb lie nu1 Der alien
WanOubr iiber Dem Iamln. aber langs
Jam oerging Der Nbcno urD Wargrape
eri6lcn ni1t.
&m IOl9enoen Sage erlpartete lie i'm
tpieoer Der9ebliM uno auf Oieie Weile
Oer9inS Die Wu@e obne ein 2ebensSei=
den bon inn.
Or muB Qaris p%erlaiieu baber, u
oafte lie, ,,Obne ueriuht su baben mid
ST. ieben, nibts t0nute ieine @leib9il=
ti9telt beiier beweiien."
Sn Der nd6lten WoNe beiuhte Sc=
lene nit ibrer Saate Elm ODER Speimal
Die Sper uno cini9e Observation-Disclosures
ten, ober bon Margrape mar tetns
Spur su entocfen.
,.9SGre er in Baris, 10 hdtten mir
ibn wabr'beinliA in Der Sper 9eieben, "
ia0te Selene.
Die gSOhe per9ing. 9ln Sonntao
Nbeno LAB Selene alleiu in iblem 3inl=
mer uno iArieb Sricfe nu6 Gn9l0nc.
Sic lpllroe bon ibrer Sante unterbro=
Aeu, melAc ibr mitt9eilte, paB ienanc
tie Sl lpre0en wiini6te.
Gin Serr ooer cine Cameo" frastc
Sclenc.
,,Gine Game, = cine 9arm6ersioe
Sdlpelter."
sic elite in Den Salon uno fant
cine Sarmber5iae S0pelter i'm 8cIprdd
nit igter Sunte.
,Siebe Selene. bieIe Game nil lid
Sn ellem VeIuhe bel elmer trauten Ser.
ION abbolsn, Die Su tennit, Deren Namt
lie abcr ni6t nennen bari. Was fam
oieles 8ebelmniB beOeuteu?"
,.Gine frante Yerion, Die mid ~
ipre6en wiini9t?" ia0te Selenc. sd
tenne 10 penig Seute III Yaris."
,@enn Sic mir pertrauen t6nnen,
MaOame," ia9te Die SrDensfrau ,,unr
penn Sic mid 81 oieier Yerion be9lei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

ten wollcn, 10 miro lire NnlpeIenGeit
bon grOBem 9tuBen Iein, iUie i9 CLAUDE.
Der &r0ntc lit leiDer III elmer ieDr pers
mirrten @emiithsperiONun9, uno Sic
alleil luerOen i'm StNnOe iein, bier
Silfe 81 idolfeu."
so werOe ioglei9 tOmmen," iagte
Selene.
,,9lber Selene!" rief lire Sants
dn9itli6.
n@enn i6 bon Nlben iein fam,
mcine liebe Sante, 10 pdre es 9rauianl
rlO feig mid 81 tpeigeru."
,,9tbcr, liebes &ino, tpenn Su Die
geriOnen ni6t tennlt, gu Der Oh seIeu
ioQf-"
sd peroe bieier Same p%ertrauen, q
iagte Selene, ,,uno uerOe 9eben. So=
bolo ih Sut uno Sbawl on9ele9t babe,
weroe ib bereit iein, NtaOUme," iagte
lie su Der SarnlberSi9en S6pelter uun
uerlieB eiliN oas 3imlner.
.@em oieie jungen Wdo6en ein=
mai ocrbeiratbet lino, lit es ni6t mebl
mOglih, lie 81 lenten," murmeltG
Srdulein 9eau6amp, wdbreno Tie lire
oiinnen, weiBen Sanoe f~ultete. ,Sittt
ior9en Sic oafiir." ingte lie lallt al
Der Oroensfrarl, oaB lie ni6t gu LANCE
uufgebalten miro. SD meroe in Del
grOBten @n9lt Suriif bleiben, bis IL
wleOcr ii6er gu Sauie it,"
.Sie miro bel mir pOlltommen IN
SiAerbcit Iein, Waoame."
nSsbt. Mabame. bin i6 gang 81
SIREN 9ieniten, " ia9te Selene, als fl
tpieoer ms 3immer trat.
@a6 einiaen @tinuten iaBeu tie ir
elmer 9rti6te uno iabren ab.
,St es weit?" fra9te Sslene.
,,gtn6 Dem Sptel Maurice."
.,Sm Sotel? Die perion, bic mir Be.
iuben, mpbnt aliO 9ewObnli9 nift ir
PNris?"
,,9tein Maoame."
Wer tonnte oas iein2 3ein getuob.
ner bon Yaris, pabribeinli6 alIt
jcmduo aus gnglanO, oiellei6t ib,
Wanu, ooer Wtar9raOe? Sus tparer
Die cinSiSen Yerionen, on Die Tie oahte.
gber iuOSu Damn oieies 8ebeimniB?
Sic >erreidten oas Sctel uno oi,
9armberSi9e Shweiter 9ing porar,, oi,
Sreppe binauf, bis in ben oritten Stof
Sort frat lie in Elm tleines 3immer Elm,
uno Selelle fol9te ibr.
3wei Serren, augeni6einli6 gerste
ipraAen fliiIterno am Seniter nit Elm.
AMBER. Giner oerielbeu blitte auf, al:
Die Saineu e%intraten.
,98ie aebt es Sbrem patisnten Mpn,
iiellr Selpile?"
,,Gr lit rubi1er. Sdtpeiter Souiie.
Sas Selirium bat na9Sulahen, er ii
iebt 2au5 bel Sinnen, aber ganS er.
Ih0pit," erpioerte Der NrSt. ,Slt oa:
Die Same?" fragte er nit einem Slic
auf Selene.
"Oui, monsieur"
,.Wtaoame." iagte Der glr,t, mol:
len Sic mir einige Worte e~rlauben?'
,,Nlit Sergnilgen, Moniieur, abe,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

5lerit muB ib cine 6rage an Sic rid
ten. g8er III Der Sronfe, Sitte Iugen
Sic mir leinen Namen."
.9os tann i'd ni9t, Maoame, iein
N0me lit mir unbetannt."
,@ber Die 9eute oes Sotels?"
,,glu6 lie tennen i'm ni9t. Gein
GOffer bat feline NoreNe, er fam p0br=
i6einli9 nur auf turse s3eit, aber er
puroe our6 cine gefdbrliae &rant9eit
ilrilf0ebalten.
Dam laiien sic mid i'm ieben,
Moniteur. Sd fam bieie Spannunq
ni6t ldnger ertragen. Sd babe
Sruno, 81 permutben, oaB oieler Serr
Elm tbeurer Sreuno BON mir lit. 2alier
Sic mid i'm ieben uuo oas S9limmitt
erfabren."
,,Sie iollen i'm in 3ebn Minuter
ieben, Maoalne. MOniiertr Sernot,
tpollen Sic ben Granten auf ben 8eilld
Der Dame pOrbereiten!"
Ser Stpeite 9lrjt perbeu9te it6 UNI
trat in oas ndblte 3immer, oeiien Shin
er ior9fGItig binter iid perI6IoB.
,Maoome," ia9te SOctur SelDile,
i'd bin crit Dor orei Sa9en gu BEN
&ranten berllfeu nOroeu, Der i'm nod.
ten 3inmer lie9t. Sin college bal
i'm cine 3eitlang in iebr befti0em
tppbOien 6ieber b~ebanoelt. gor eini.
gen Sagen tpuroe Der San nod Der.
i6limmert our6 cine affection oes @e.
birns uno WOnlieur Sernot belt es iii,
feline 8flidt, nod ejueu onoeren Org
81 beruien. SD fano ben 6aQ IN
uebereinitimmung nit meinem GOle.
gen iebr ungerpObnlib. IS mar MIDI
nur pbpliihe Sdiud9e, ionoern seiitigt
Nieoer9ei9ia9enbeit bon 10 ausge'
iprohenem @baratter, oaB mir beiot
fir ieineu Gerltano fitr9teu, audi penr
es uns 9elinSt, oas 2eben oes Patier.
ten 81 retten."
,S9rsfli9! S6redli6!" murmeltC
Selene.
,Wdbreno Der brei Sage, felt id
i'm ~bebanole, lit es inns erit oieier
Nbeno 9elungen, oas SepuBtiein suriif,
surufen. Nber tpdbreno oes Seleriums
bat unier Patient bon swei ooer orei
8e9en Itanoen geiprO9en, uel1e piel.
leiAt nit Der Guele ieines 9roBen, gel,
itigen 2eioens in 9erbinoun9 iteben.
Seltdnoig nannte er einen Namen."
,@el6en Ndmen?"
,,Selene Saltpn."
,Sas 1T mein Name."
,Sa. MGoame. SIR Same in Ser.
%binoung nit Der orinsenben gitte I'M
Ser9ebung fir Elm 9roBes llnre9t, -
oas Iaon Dor LANCER 3eit ~besanseu UNI
seI9ift berbor9en ~tuurpe."
Gin uuredt? Sieier Serr mar i'm,
mer mein treuelter Greuno. @ber id
bite, laiien Sic mid i'm ieben. SieIt
Spamuns tit unertrdglid."
,ginen Iueenblit, Waoame. sd
bate einise Wtiibe, Sic aufsuiinoen,
aber iuoem ib iiberall ben Namen De,
Game erwdbnte, bic i'd iudte, fraet
i6 Sufdllig aud cine Sreunoin Dol
J 6rdulein Seaudamp. Die quit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
Coupon.

@e9eu Ginieucuns bieieS
Coupons. auS9eiilt, wer
ben Grtlaruugeu betrelienO
Die 2Igeutur iiir Nlnloin ~
so. 2Sobboloerbcereulprup
NIB obeu erwdbnte Pr0mielI
irei erbaltcu. 6aSe 20 Gts.
ooer l Collar bel, uno mir
ieuben l ODER 4 Grobefia
S9relbe io9leib.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
80. Yunftattt

, Ssioe Sldtter bieteu neben elmer
, iorgfdltis aussearbeiteten @o9en=
&lrnbi6au, Die cine turssefaste quite
ueberiidt iiber bic Sauptersisniiie i'm
Sns uno slusIaHoe umiabt, cine seits
9emaBe grOrteruus Der relisi0ien Gas
9esfrasen, peI6e bic oeuti6en Ratbo.
Ittet in%Sbeionoere intsreliirsn, iowie
cine iorsfdItise .Stnswabl Der Reuiss
fetten aus ben eiuieIneu Staateu Der
uuiou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
e 6luB folgt.)

Gin Sortbeil. - @rlter 2e6r=
iun9e: gu, auiult, i'd bin wirtli6
frob. oaB mir 10 ne entieBlidr enge
Werttatt baben. - 3weiter Sebr=
iuuge: .@arum?" - @riter 2ebr=
ilnge: y@etl oa Der MeeIter nie 70 reGt
81 ben Safpfeifeu aus9olen tann.4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
3rnpntnf.

SHNS@ttBfN
Srr 9unor. 2459 NSeunUoub Npe., Gbiaao, Il. lRai 1898.
Wcnber SUr.-CR N9be notwithstanding, Weibe i'd beteQe lit Qetrn omd;
lid ongtomueu. Sd befat9e hermit Dab e meoer lbGolub nod nabeui9 ii. WHt
Srube waoe ib es meuenB auenten ais SEMI otibeS umo nGnenoeS WerGut emphbIeu.
Smptne WorrOo, Nj. D.
Sewn Qunon 80 g., Chicago. MobIe, ala, 81. Sept. 1898.
@ate 6euen!-Nt GruSeu befGtgte ib Die quite SualtGt Sbws ggQbboIoebereu.
brS mo enpR6le eS uuS bette. Tvs in nit eiuem YSorte uuperalidlih Seoermau
mGB, Dap III pWiem Ympe uIl Shwuuod eurt uMo oS pl 9SertppQeS bel See oe.
lboben WWo. Nbr nit 4fHte mn AuOamr mIren gle 6nols nj bisrn tOhltbem unS
yAuuom gVrante erjehn- Dr. q. WIbuf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
Nebenbei 9eia9t,

piomen mir uniereu Gr;dbluuseu
sine 9enaue Sor9falt itnS mir
piiui6en bic 9luimertiamteit auer
unierer geier IN belonOerer @eiie
Gui oieielbeu ;u Ienteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
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I~,tsrmhitrgrr Gazette

cine eSifii6 lurem bur9ii9eYr6s
mie, Bud ooer Bib, iber ELI Iurembursis
ideS Sbema.
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aus bM m 6mNhn nH 26A@ u1G Collar iii @u4N uhMAmm an m m wRTMmN mma m&GmmmmT W mM Sic S
Em %@s% %m@ mM aem@G @s SG@tg m4mbn @h ma @tmmM 5SMmm@ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
RntbnlfrdJrr pfTtrn

man idreibe fir probenum.
mern an Ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11
ger
Kat@o(lt6er
WeQea-

TT eiit uor;iisli6es Organ beiiimms
fiir aas beuti9em fatbolii6 den 6ami,
lien hes sanseu @eiteus Der Der,
einisten Staateu. Der 9elertreis
lit ein iebr bebeutenber, usldsr ii9
tdsli6 u~ersrOsert. aIs atn3eise.
b!att 1T Der vSatbolii9sr @etem-
pon iebr srobsm @ertbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-12-11

Baltimore, Nb, 30 Mat 1898.
SGS gab6OlOrbseuu Bier 1T eu anssei6nees @euGnt; babe pabremo Oiu 9t
nod fem anbre5 Bier ueranSt nod setIuteu. Weue Suu uno 6ueer leben es. S6r
mann, Der eS SeruuteI utp 20. bs QobeS.
SD uTbkibe Sbr esehnfr
Gubeu Sopp.
9orIans, Oregon, IA. gus. 1898.
Sbe SIREN @a6boorberu Sprup e6alen. Serelbe oef6Qt mir mt mo moht
ELL an9enebm ldmetenoes Bier. Sabe audi efmoeu bar a All bic Giuaepebe etumnt
mb 1T OaRr allen Psdounomh fssnOer gbenSweHe beionbus ~ enpfblsn.
g6MH9spou
S@ gan NafHl st., citation P. Sbp. S&uG.
Tene Seuea. Seleuufue. gis. Is MSr 1894
@bs bic Prbs nit benz gab9oloubern 9Mr Semabt. GS 1T in Der Shat enwObL
ihmetenoeS gemRS gerlut. Nabbaru, Die ib oaS t0nibe GetGut bae foneu laIeu
Oran9m mid tot InS tort, pRSer etpas tOmmen su laHeu.
a9musspou.
George RemeL
&effso, &s. IS. WG3 1898.
NIB aii6enpes @erdnt.
I5tuussuoQ
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-18

THE kuuKrEENrIi SESSION OF Tue
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fall graduates Of the University OF Virginia will
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-08-18
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-09-19
EDUCATIONAL.

The Board of Trustees of Rochester
University has closed the doors of that
institution against women.
The teachers of Junction City, Kan,
have been forbidden by the local Edu-
cation Board to attend more than one
dance per week.
Wellesley College has turned out
1865 graduates since it was founded.
This is a splendid evidence of the sue
cess of the "higher education" fol
women.
1t is the theory of President Harper
of Chicago University that the students
should concentrate all their time Oh
some chosen subject, rather than pur'
sue several lines.
One real evil will sometimes anchor
ate our condition by putting to flight
host of imaginary calamities, and by
inducing that exertion which makes
any situation tolerable.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-09-19
WHAT A BIRD DISCOVERED.

Most people think that animals and
birds do not have the power to reason,
but we are not among that number.
We saw something one hot June morn
ing that convinced us that at least one
little English sparrow could think to
his own advantage
On the public square in Springfield
there is magnificent fountain, and
from the mouths of various animals and
fishes that ornament it streams of water
are thrown i'll such manner that they
are broken up into spray. Now, the
English sparrow, whatever his faults
may be, enjoys a bath as well as any
one, and the dry weather has made it
pretty hard for them to find pool to
bathe in, and there is no place about
the fountain where they can get into
the water and wallow as they like to
do. We have noticed them for some
time sitting around the edges of the big
basin at the foot of the fountain, talk
ing to each other and looking longingly
at the water, but they could not decide
how to get at it. On the morning that
we speak of, a group of them were sit
ting on the edge of the basin, when one
of them seemed to be struck with a
new idea, for he flew into the spray and
fluttered in the shower until he was
thoroughly wet, when he flew back to
the edge and shook himself for min
ute, Just as he would if he had been in
pool. We thought this must be an
accidental bath, but was soon shown
that it was not, for in minute the
bird flew back into the spray, and he
repeated the operation four times before
he concluded that he hal enough of it.
Now, this was way of getting a
bath that he reasoned out for himself,
for he could not have known instinc-
lively that by flying into the spray he
could get a shower bath that would
answer every purpose. In fact, from
birds point of view, he could not know
that the water in the spray was the
same that he would find in pool, un.
less he had some power to reason intel
ligently. Watch the birds, boys and
girls. They know good many things
that you never gave them credit for.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-09-19

her, the masts fell and the sea around
was strewn with wreckage.
About midnight the thing l most
feared happened. One of my surfmen,
a little light fellow named Jenkins. be-
gan to give out While alongside the
wreck, two great seas, coming from
different directions, had met, and
shooting into the air, had dashed upon
him, soaking him through and through.
He was crying every now and then,
"oh, | never was so cold in my life. +"
He soon lay down, and III spite of our
efforts to the contrary, Went to sleep.
A fatal sleep, for the exposure of that
trip in the boat caused his death
last June.
Jenkins was the sole support of an
old and widowed mother, but as he
did not lose his life at the time of the
rescue, she will get nothing from the
government rs the law reads.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-09-19
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SOME OF OUR LONGEST RAILROADS.

The Atchison, Topeka g. Sante Fe
Railroad Company has 7125 miles Of
line in operation; the Southern Pacific
$500 miles, the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul 60S3 miles, the Louisville &
Nashville 400 miles. the Northern
Pacific 4400 miles. the Chicago &
Northwestern 1900 miles, the Chicago,
Rock Island 81 Pacific $500 miles, the
Illinois Central 1900 miles, the Penn
sylvania $500 miles: the New York
Central & Hudson River 2100 miles,
and the Baltimore & Ohio 1000 miles.
Scientific American.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-09-19

There is a section of country in the
State of Vero Cruz, Mexico, having an
area of about thirty square miles, which
is locally known as "heaven. The
climate is perfection itself; its water,
air, and other general environments be-
ing conducive to extraordinary longev-
ity. Within the thirty square miles
comprising this Mexican heaven there
are more centenarians than in any
whole State of our Union. The papers
mention it as somewhat odd" that the
recent funeral of man who died al
154 was attended by his three sons
whose ages were ia, 1870 and 1872 re
spectively.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-09-19

Captain Louis Kempff, of the monitor
Monterey. now at the Sound, is indig
nant over the published story that during
the trip of the Monterey from the Co.
lumbia to Seattle, the vessel had mar
row escape from running ashore and be-
ing wrecked off Cape 'Flattery rocks.
The vessel at no time was less than
three miles from the rocks.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-09-19

The way of superior man is three
fold; virtuous, he is free from anxieties;
wise, he is free from perplexities; bold,
he is free from fear.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-09-19

The complete list of the educational
institutions of the M. E. Church shows
that there are 202, with over 43, 900
students, and property and endow-
ments valued at $26, 5S3. 900, and an
annual income of $1,810,171.