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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Congregational.

CENTRAL-AngelI street. corner Diman Place
Services. 1913 a. m. and 1880 p. mi s. s.. 1876
Special invitation to the evening services to ali
strangers in the city
ACADEMY YAvLNUE-Rev. Il. Q. Bartlett, p astor
Preaching i0:s5 q. m, and 1880 p mi 3. ST. l2:l5
y. m; Y. p. =. G. E., 6p. IN.
THORNTON g: s., 2:so p. M; praise service with
reaching, 6:l6 p. m.
PLYMOUTH Pennsylvania avenue, near Broad
street. Rev. will lam G. stinson, pastor. Preach
p. M Heroic FAITH; S. s., is:iS ?. m.
BENEFIcENT-.The pastor. Rev James @. yose,
will preach at 10 AS a. m. and 1880 p. m; g. s.. al
come to all.
Laurence Phelps of Chelsea Mass; S. s. at 12.i6;
Y. y. =. c. H.. at $3.50.
FREE EVANGELICAL Richmond street, Rev
John Hale Larry, pastor; Mornipg service at
loi5; s. $. at i2:2o p M; Christian Endeavor at
ESQ p. m; preaching at 1880 p. IN, subject "Pro-
yidenee and Nineveh; or, Where Reform Must
NORTH walling street, Rev. r. ii. Decker, pas
tor, will preach at 10. .t5i Hon. Thomas Bicknell,
L. L. D., at $780, on "Christian Citizenship; s. 8.
at l2:l5i " p. ). G. 4. at ESQ.
Baptist.
PAwTUxET-lo:4S sermon, MAKING Christ
Known :" 1880, "unmercifui seryantr ll:i5
:. S. 8. J. c. Il. $780, Y. p. 3. c. f.
PEARL sTREET-Mr, Tower will preach as 1914
the bovs brigade, the Srisade VIII R take pap, 70 70
the services >. b., l2:l5 y. m.
FRIENDSHIP STREET. Wors nip, 10 rs and 1850
Mr.: Holyoke will preach; Bible School. 12:16;
Palace Beautiful, No. l. ''The crystal Dome"
Fun Chorus with James T.. Coombs. soloist
All seats free and a hearty welcome.
soUTH-ocean street, Rev. T. E. Bartlett, pastor.
Worship and sermon l0iib aud 1850. music by a
full chorus. =. \. 2:S0; B. Y. p. U.,7
UNION Preaching at 10; as a. m. and 1880 D. m
6:l5.
JEFFERSON STREET: All welcome. Preaching,
lOfbi y, ll:l,; Y. II. y. 9. f., 1850; song and
preaching service, $3.50. W. III. Palmer, pastor
BRANCH AVENUE Revival service, conducted
by Evangelist w. :. Martin, at io;t5 a. m. and
soloisti Y. PIP. NJ, led by Mrs. Martin, atssi5.
Come.
BRoADwAY-Rev. ,. v. osterhout, pastor SIS.
l0;i) a. nj preaching by Rev. J. II. Marsh nt
and y. m.
DYER AVENUES. s, i.p p. m; praise and So
ctal service, y. m.
STEWART sTREET--Rev. Edwin Bromley, pas.
tor. Preaching, "ro the Work." i0;tb a. m;
=. y, 1910 p. M; gospel concert, 1880 D. m, ser
mon, of Jesus should Come TO Your House"
CRANsToN sTREET--Tweuty- -hfth anniversary
subject, AFTER 25 Years. wha,gr \. \. reunion
2st5 p. m, with addresses by Rev. ~ Il. Wood
yac,s I o. ~ pps.OS 1s Ssas. h s1d,eI isSiee!
Benjamin Andrews, ID. ID.
fIRST--Rev. n. NJ. King. y. D.. pastor. Mornina
t0st5. sermon, with short prelude on "Mohsr-
p'Ssps% s1sn,Os ,siy,e. 81 la' mi p,,sss,s $50
FOURTH. Preaching by the pastor, Rev. m. r.
Barnes. at iOsf5; evanseistfc services al II 10
conducted by Mrs n. ID. Walker, :. s., i2iis, u
n. y. T.. bsJ0
los s, m, fnins service followed oy lie Lords
supper, J. a., =. So $40, n n Nj Tao evening
service IN lecture room, sampson's Latter
Lsys, or Repentance aud Recovery"
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Rathbone Sisters.

The officers OF Eureka Temple were in
stalled by Deputy Chief Bertha Hicks
Monday evening.
Unity Temple held a special session
Tuesday afternoon when the officers were
installed by Deputy Chief G. Nichols. In
the evening supper, followed by q social,
was given in Columbia Hall.
Deputy Chief Francis Aigaa installed
the officers of Beacon Light Temple,
Wednesday evening. The retiring chief,
Eliza Ross, was presented hand
some past chiefs jewel by the members OF
the temple, Supreme Representative Myra
M. Carpenter making the presentation
speech.
Deputy Chief Jennie Barlow will install
the officers OF Hope Temple Monday even
ng.
Grand Chief MARIETTA Robbins will per-
sonally superintend the installation Of the
officers of East Providence Temple Tues
day evening.
Past Chief Mary A. Millett has been APP
pointed as deputy chief for May Temple.
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knights of Pythlas.

ID. ID. @. G. Levi s. Winchester installed
the following officers in burnside Lodge
Tuesday evening: 4. &. George +. Thorn
ton; g. C., Julian Close; V. c., Frank X.
Pearse; .prelste, Oswald II. Siegel; M. W.,
NJ. f., Clarence Il. Booth; k. n. g., Thos.
ii. Henderson, I'd; NJ. A., Augustus A.
Grave; 4. g., James s. Perry; o. g., John
}. O'Donneii. .ft
District Deputy. Grand Chancellor Will
liam IA. isvbson-will install the officers Of
NarraganseUt Lonee Tuesday evening.
District Deputy Grand Chancellor Louis
schmiIt, assisted by Past Grand Chau.
cellor Fred ~. Goff aud Past Chancellor
w. q. Braman, installed the Of
fcers of Herman Lodge Thurs
DAY evening. The officers are: +. c.,
Fred Zimmerman; G. -, Robert Raab;
V. C., Joseph Neuman; r., Andrew
Pisiferi NJ. .-st-A., Charles A. Spranger; M.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-12

Orient Of Crescent Council of the Ggand
OrieLt; assistant com m issary of the First
Regiment OF the Uniform Rank X. of p.
and a member OF Waneta
Society OF Good Fellows, and KING hts
of Honor. He served as clerk in the office
Of the city clerk under III. V. A. Joslin.
Mr.. Green has been identified with the
clothing trade in this city, and is al the
head of the Henry Green Clothing Com
pany, on Dorrance street.
The delegates representing the different
tribes In the State, met in the wigwam of
King Philip tribe Tuesday evening to
arrange for the entertaining of the MEM
bers Of the Great Council OF the United
States, that will convene In this city in
September. A committee consisting of
Past Sachems Charles +. Phillips, Will
liam M. Green, William Frankland,
George X. Saunders and Henry Normandy
means to entertain them. William M.
Green and Charles K. Phillips were ap-
pointed a committee to secure headquar-
ters for the members 6f the Forest Coun-
Gil and the committee.
The officers OF Wamsitta Tribe will be
installed Monday evening by Deputy
Great Sachem George II. Saunders.
Sachem-elect Green OF Wamsitta Tribe
has made the following appointments: :
First sannup, Sterry X. Budlong; second
sannup, Charles III. Green; guard
OF the wigwam, s. M. Yeaw; guard OF
the forest, H. l.. Pearson; finance COM
mittee, John L. lift, Henry S. Archer and
j. A. York.
On Monday evening Past Sachem
Henry M. Francis, II. A. Maynard, q. w.
Church, A. A. Bowen, w. Il. Briggs, j. ID.
Ogden, o. II. Briggs and w. b. Packard
will be presented past sachem's jewels
in Wamsitta Tribe, A supper will be
served at the close of the session.
Great Sachem James II. Barney and
suite made an official visit to Pocasset
Tribe Monday evening. Next Friday
evening they v I'll visit Squantum Tribe
at Riverside.
in b. T. Hall lest evening.
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CHAPTER Ix-Continued.) }


Again the words to- and "Benja-
min" were put together. and the words
congress, marble" party and
"spot" stricken out as checks. The dis
patch. being longer than the other. was
more difficult of Interpretation. 1t was
some time before the student was salts
fed with her efforts She inferred from
II that some one was ordered TO connect
with some one else She knew that the
Confederate generals feared that Burn
side might connect with Rosecrans So
1t was probable that Burton meant
Burnside, who was at Knoxville, and
that he had been ordered to connect
with Rosecrans' left las soon as posi-
ble." The remaining words evidently
meant Burnside also directed to re-.
port his movements to you"
This is no less important than the
other" mused Miss Baggs "It is clear
from both that Rosecrans has perempto-
ry orders to advance. and Burnside is
ordered to join him. must get this
through the lines at once. From here
must find way across the Tennessee, just
opo'o Oho'tahoOBa, AZ POsnipio, anu Per-
haps l may strike their line connecting
with Rosecrans' headquarters at the
front and gather in the latest news. 1T
never rains but it pours and I'll get
In all I can get while I'm insluok. f"
Collecting her papers, she carefully
tied them together and put them in her
pocket Then, turning down the light,
she unlocked the door and went down
stairs
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Methodist.

MOUNT PLEASANT Rev Fred Coleman, pastor.
Preaching by Rev. Il. q. Baker l0.i0; 8. D. ~; a..
$3.50 preaching 81
cRANsToN sTREET--F q. Foliansbee, pastor.
iOs45 am, Rev. Hazel, pastor OF Lilac street AN
E;Church,wiii preach; pm fhgrim's Progress
illustrated.
EDuEwooD--E. y. ,studley. pastor. Presching
by Rev j. +. Cooper, i0.45; :. s., 12:f5; T.. L.,
6.i5; subject at 1880 p. m, "braying Dangers ior
the sake Of Others"
ley; 12:15, sunday school; s,ohildrens houris 10,
Epworth league; {: 80, praise service and preach
ing by the pastor, J. v. Cooper.
ST PAUL's-Corner Prairie and Potter's avenues,
subject sIs Christian ty Deadr .. s., 12;i5 p. m.
Ep. L. and Jr. class, e:io p m; sermon, 1850 pm
subject, Faith Cure"
cHEsTNUr sTREET-l0.a5 a. m, preaching by
the pastor, Rev w. p. Buck R.l6, b. D.; $50,
G. r.; 7:3, social service.
AsBURY MEMORIAL Rev. John l.. Pitner will
preach at lo:45 a. IN. and $50 p. m. sunday School
at i2;i5 p. mi e. L., $50 p. m.
MATHEwsoN SIRE EET-- Revival services, 1919,
sermon, Christian Diclpleship Its Terms and
Rewards; iz.ib s s; lS6, h. Il 1850, preaching,
Necessity of New Birth"
PRIMITiyE-Harris avenue, II. w. Wilson,
pastor. Services at 1850 a. m. ana p M; ;. s.,
1l:45 a. m.
ing by Rev. @. w. Anderson, 1870 a. m; =. s.,
1l:l5 p m; h. L., o;45 y. m service OF song and
sermon, p. IN.
HOPE sTREET-Rey. F. W. Coleman breaches a.
49, IL iS r. IL siS @ PSsi995s Lecture ,,iaS on
Toward the Liquor Traffc."
WANsKUCK, 16 Cottage w--Preachiyg by the
pastor. Rev. ID. l.. Brown, at p, m; . ;, iO:fo;
L. L., 6 p. m. All are welcome
PRIMITIVE. Rev. J. Mason, pastor Preaching at
s.s', SIS I'm; P'w. W L., S:l5 p. NJ; preaching al
p. IN. by the pastor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-12

Charles W., Maria Theresa, the Empress
OF Austria, Goethe, Beethoven, Bismarck,
the Princess Louise OF England. Count
Won Caprivi, and hosts OF other celebrities
have visited the famous Sprudsl Spring
OF Carlsbad, and we are not all Gosthss
and Bismarcks, but we may enjoy the
greater advantage of having the Spring
with all its benefits brought directly
home to US. The more rapid means of
transit and the march OF invention Ii
bringing everyone within easy reach of
every creative blessing. The Carlsbad
Water bottled at the Spring, or the Carls-
bad sprudel Salt, the solid evaporations Of
the water, may be had OF any druggist,
and are without an equal In all disorders
OF the stomach, intestines, spleen, liver,
prostate, kidneys and bladder, and in
gout and diabetes. Beware of imita-
tions. EIsNER g. MENDELsoN Co., Sole
Agents, New York.
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Foresters.

The officers elect of Court Westminster
We're installed Monday evening, and are
as follows: ID. @. q. X. Mccarthy, assisted
by Brother Nash from Court Philip
Allen, as Herald. The officers for
the present term are as follows;
+. Burgess; f. s., w. II. Fields; treas
urer, z. Carter; X. s., 4. NJ. Reilly; s. W.,
John T. Nolan; j. w. Thomas Kelley; s.
b., James VIM; J. b., Richard Leach !;
physician, DIR. HIS. Flynn. After he officers
were installed, ID. &C. X. Mccarthy gave
an instructive address cxemplifying
the unwritten work Of the order. Visit
ing brothers were present from Courts
Philip Allen, Star, Hope, Narragansett
and jefferson.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-12
Red Men.

One Of the best known and most earnest
workers of the order in the State is Will
lam NJ. Green, and on Monday evening he
will be installed as the Sachem OF Wam-
sitta Tribe. He is prominently connected
with q number of secret societies.
and holds the following offices:
Past Master OF Redwood Lodge, A.
and A. M; companion of King
Hiram Royal Arch Chapter; master of
work, Sterling Lodge X. Of p; Grand
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-12
United Workmen.

The following officers were installed in
Myrtle Lodge Thursday evening by
District Deputy T.. Huntley and
suite: Past Master Workman, j. b.
Bicknell; master workman, Duttee John
son; foreman, Spencer b. Hopkins; finan-
cier, III. l.. Flynn; recorder, w. II. Chen.
merry; receiver, +. X. Ballou; treas
urer, p. s. Chase; guide, John A.
Lindell; inside warden, John l.. Tiff; out
side warden, Benonia Lewis; trustees, n.
g. Lazell, Spencer b. Hopkins and G. L.
Myers
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Confined Monday.l

The terra Gotta vases taken from
the ruins of Priam s palace are orna-
mented with a delicacy Yiat would
not disgrace a molder of the present
day. Each bears an owls head, the
image of the tutelar goddess OF Troy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-12

RUDy's PILE sUPposIToRY Is guarsn-
ccd 10 cuie Piles and Constipation, or money
refunded. ~ cents per box. send stamp for
circular and Free sample To MARTIN RUDY.
Lancaster. Ia. For sale ly I'll frat class
ruzeists. CHAMBERS. CALDER & CO..
Nholesale druggists, Providence, *. l.
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Naval Veterans.

Fsrragut Association met in its hall, "A
Eddy street, Saturday night, Captain
Luther Baker In command. After the in-
stallation Of officers Commodore cleo
Andrew Marshall took command.
Speeches were made by the newly elected
officers aud after the business Of the meet
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-01-12

Preaching, 10 as, what Shall Ne Do2;" =. 8,
i2:i5; J. T., $3.50; q. f., $50 preaching, 7sv,
"why the Child was Called Jesus"
NEW JERUsALEM-Trnity Square. Rev. II. O.
Hay, pastor. Sermon, iU;s5 a. m, 1.-THE Gam
bling spirit"; 8. s. IL M; chapel service, y. m.
All invited.
ing by Miss Willemina l. Armstrong OF India In
costume at 10 :45 Q. mi =. g., l2:l5; J. E a; Y. Il.
Q. f., 6;soi praise and gospel ervice, 1850.
81 hCoND.- Pond street, Rev. VIM. II. jenkins. pas
tor, preaching at Al a. m. by Rev J. M. Collins,
and 1880 p. m. by the pastor, followed by COM
munioni 3. B., p. m; \. 4. NJ, $50 p. M
PARK STREET Free seats; Ernest Wesley, pas
TO what Is the Churohf' l04j A. M; b. s.,
l2:i5; p. m; A. &. f., s;i6 p. M, ''hhode
Islands shame" 7:30 y. m.
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CARTER FOR SENATOR.

HELENA, Mont, JAM. 12.-Thomas II.
Carter was nominated last night for Sem
ator by the Republican caucus.
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UniversaIist.

EAST pRovIDENCE--services, conducted by the
pastor, i0;ib O. m. and p. mi ;. :. l!:io; Y. n.
C. o., g.
FIRsT--H. I. Cushmau u. D., pastorsxsnorning ng
service at 10 40 o'clock; sunday school at ~ 10
y. m; yesper service nj O'Clock.
BALLoU.- sermon l0,45 by MIR. J. ID. Tininghsst;
shine"
MEDIAToR--Co Cranston and Burgess streets,
Rev, w. q. seileek. pastor. service at 1870,
subject OF ser mon, s"rhe Fellowship Of Christian
Labor; sunday School at 12.i6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-24

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merit icbr treffenO Die vGolumbia." =
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beten.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-24

Ser Dffene Seino 1T itets benz Weu=
delmOroer DOr5uSiebeu; oas gilt AUDI
auf Dem 8ebiete Der Preiie. 8eraoe
wie bier3ulanoe gar man6e &atbOliten
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balten. unporiidti9 iino - um uns
mD9li9it i6oneno ausSuoriideu =,
9ibt es ielblt in Seutibluno mad benz
bitteren @ulturtampf nod re6t piele
4atbOliten, welhe auf bic rfarblOie
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beibrinst, '~reinfaaen, wabrenO lie Die
tatbolii9e Preiie perna6lanigen. @e=
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teritiiBun9 bon tatboliiber Settle pllroe
bonn eben in Miinben it%attgebabten
az. &atbOlitenta9e Seuti6lanos nab=
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ySie AZ. 8eneraloeriammlung Der
&atboliten SeutI6lanos ertldrt I'M
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ben Sampf 9e9en Die farbloie preile
ais cine Der acknowledgement Qufgaben
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Yeuubuu9 farblpler Sl0tter, unter
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6OroerunQ Der enti6ieoen uno 0lls9e=
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miro, in 3utunit AUDI Die Sertbeioi=
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Sufiibren. wel6e fiir inns ais &0tboli=
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benslps& imbur9; Soici @runOu=geuB;
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ben glutra9 nit Dem Sinweis, OUB Der
bObe Nufibwun9 Der tatbOliIAen Yrche
i'm &ulturtumpie ben ihOricn tdglihcn
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-24

Gdtapiteln a~uiIeBen. Serrll1e @lass
malereieu. allies Geihente, perbreiten
Elm rubi9es 2iAt. Sas 8Ottesbaus
1T biibi6 9emalt, in einem warmen,
brauurOtben Zone 9ebalten. Der wObl=
tbueuo uuf b0s Nuge lplrtt. Inter
ben 6snltern Sisbt liA Die Mtalerei mad
9lrt BON Sraperien oablu unO al ben
8epolbeoratbeu uno ben 8urten lau=
fen bilblte grabesten bin. Sas Sn=
mere oes @ottesbnuies ma6t einem ele=
aanten Giuoruf. oas NeuBere bat ben
glusorud oes &rdIti9en. oa Stride uno
Sburm aus weiBsrduen Auaoern en-
balt linD. 9Gs @OttesbaIs lit ein
wabrer Prabtbau, Der cine 3ierOe Der
8emeinoe biloet uno al ben IhOnlten
oes 9anSen Staates Soma, Ipwie bes
aausen NOrow eitens sNblt.
Ger &oiteubetr0S gum Vaue oerlelben
belief ii6 ouf bic Summe bon 500. 600
uno bilOet ein i10nes Sentmal oes
0roben Spierlinnes Der GenelnOemlts
9lisoer Oalelblt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-24

Notwithstanding berpor9eean9en.
@ewiB elm Sitel beionoeren &ubmes I!
8epiB Elm 3eiAen, baB unter Den brae
ben SewObnern Neu=ySiens Elm ehter
SatIoli3ismus beimii1 lit 98ir
geben bier Die Nanen Der aus 9teu=
gDien berpor9eaan9enen Prieiter in
6rOnolO9il6er 6ol0e lbrer Weibe. nit
Dem Datum berIelben uuo nit gngabe
Der Yiarreleu. OIL wcl9eu lie ~ss9enwdr=
tig wirten:
/. 8ep. q. @teis, 9emeibt am "a. Nop.
1862, geltorbeH nm Il. Suii 1887 III leiner
Fiarre 81 Sort Wabiion, Sa.
2. Gep. e. S6nlte, gelpeibt am 90.
Iu9ult 1868, Greba, Jest III @arroQ Co., ga.
3. Rep. 6. Sobouues, oerpeibt am 20.
Sanlar 1868, ieet i'll Dubuque, ga.
4. Reu. q. guebrSmaun, gepeibt am
Is. SeSember 1869, Jest III NRt. Carmel, ga.
.. Reu. +. gS. Sbcrbroedlin8. semeiDt
an 20. GeS. 1871, iept III Eurembur9, Sa.
8. Reu. i. 2S. Vape, ge,peibt an %.
Warj 1874, ieet IN 9tew &ienua.
Z. &eu. 8. 8. NteiS, gemei6t an 20.
Ge;ember 1879, leet III ge Wtors, Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-24

1887 waro Die berrlihe relle STRIDE,
oeren 9etreues Ibbilo mir u"nieren Se=
fern BIER p,iiibren. Dem SienIte Got
ties gelpeibt. Die STRIDE lit auBen ia
GUS lang. 63'-64" brett lno i'm Sn=
l,ern bis gum ShuBltein So SUP bod.
9Orn on benz 8iebel lebnt Ii1 Der 30
SUP i'm Guaorat mel1enoe, 1876 Sub
bpbe Sburn, Der gut ae9lleoert in
elmer ib0nen Selmipibe a~uslduft. sic
lit treuSiOrmig uno oreiibiiii9. 9oh
lit bic Greusform mebr in Der SObe
ourb Die berDOrIpringenoen Giebel ais
I'M 8runoriB. Der antldnae ans &o-
maniihe seigt. ars9eorildt. Sas
Wittsli1if ltei9t iiber Die beloen Sei=
tenibiIfe, oeren ~anlteigenoe SG9sr auf
81 SUB bOGen Mauern ruben. TO-
~" empor. Mu's Sraniept iAlieBt
li0 oas leioer Gbor, orei Soften zines
Qbtefs biloeno, al.
Sos Snnere Der Stride bat gum
She'll &reus=, gum 5beil Stcrn9eruolbe
nit 8ilrten, bic ii6 auf Sienlte nit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-09-24

8. &eu. Z. 8. &crn, 9epeibt ain 25.
6ebruar 1876, Jest III Sort WtaOiiou, Sa.
g.. 3. q. StuIte, 8euei9t am pa. Sch.
1877, lest i'll grcooIo. ga.
10. Neu. .. q. G6ulte, 9eweibt am "a,
Sum 1879, Jest III SempletOn, Sa.
If. 8eu. i. $. S6ulte, geipeibt am 81.
SUM- 1883, leBt III Nemien, sSa.
IL. Rcu. AOiepb 99il6em. seweibt ON
8. Sull 1856, iett IN @leu lluiu, %. sSafota,
10. Reu. autou S6emmel, serpeibt OH
81. Suit 1889, ieet III S~ancrOit, 90.
IA. Reu. .. ge6tenber9, seweibt am 20,
Seienlber 1890, iCpt i'll Ct. Soiepb, ga.
10. Reu. Geo. q%uebrSmann, 9epeibt an
20. 0e;eniber 1890, lest III Norpap, Sa.
IS. Aeu. q. g1iQmoeuer, 9e,ueibt on
%. SUM 1892, icgt III Soipers, Siou)
County, ga.
II. Aeu. &. 9. Sanbri9, 9eweibt am 5
SUM- 1898, iegt alitlt. III Seittua, Sa.
Is. Neu. %. u. Yope, 9eweibt am "a
@fdrs 1894, iest III Yocoboutas, ga.
10. Reu. i. SuesmMuu, 9emeibt am /
S0mIor 1895, iest in OOebolt. Ga.
90. Reu. IS. Rieubolo, sepsibt an go
SUM 1895, lest III 9ascaps "a.