davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20
PERSONAL.

pr. John Davis. who has been sick the past week. is able to be at his work again.
 Miss Edith Boggs and MT. w. R. Boggs of Winston. N C., are visiting the family of MT. A. B. Boggs on the South High lands
 Miss Hattie Webb has gone to Knox. vile to attend the marriage of her friend. Miss Hortense Booth. which occurs on the 24th.
 Two thousand five hundred pairs of ladies' misses and gentlemen'S fall and winter shoes, bought at all prices. re- ceived. Ladies and gentlemen's summer shoes will be sold for the next few days regardless of cost or price. T. c. King, 2026 First avenue.
 Col Taps D. McCord. press representa- tive of Yankee Doodle" and Dixie by Bob and Ali Taylor, called at the State Herald office last night Colonel Taps S an old newspaper man, and former pub fisher of the Nashville Evening Post He was also attorney general at one time for the Nashville district.
 Florence hotel--J. A. Taylor Atlanta: c. R. Warren, Tuskaloosa; D. J. Cohen, St. Louis: W. c. smith, Pulaski. Tenn M. c. Smitherman, Chattanooga; S. $. Booth. Knoxville; Joe Schiller. Omaha J. M. McMaster, city; Willis Banks. Co., lumbus. Miss; E. H. Calkins, Memphis T. l.. Pryor, Frankfort. Ky; W. J. Springer. New Hampton. Ia: R. s. Mo- Kee. A. H. Wight 10 H. Penberthy, New Hampton. la: w. H. Merritt, Clanton; r. May. Louisville: F. z. Hand, Jemison, Mason, Chattanooga: J. s. Doyle. Knox vile; Harry Purcell. Kansas City; H. R. Hilliard. city; Oscar E. Leonard. Kansas City; U. c. Gullett. Trivoh. Tex; H. A Turner, Alabama; A. F. Ahlum. New York; John Sinott. Puducah. Ky; John R. Rogers, Riverside, Ala: l.. B. Gan non. Rome. Ga.; R. A.-Stubbs and wife. Bessemer; G. Y. Horton. Rome. Ga
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20
THINGS DRAMATIC.

Katie Putnam closed her engagement at OBrien's last night to fair house; better than the usual Saturday night house. e.Ji,.. t-.;r is-.''c
 At matinee yesterday the parquet aifd dress circle were well filled with ladfes, who enjoyed, the, perfprmance immensely. Every member. of the, company is an ar tist in his or her line, and in The Old Lime Kiln" they have found play that affords them opportunities to display their histrionic talent to advantage. If
 No. performance here this season has given more general satisfaction than has ''Fhe Old Lime Kiln. 4f
 Miss Putnam's Home. na
 True to life" as applied to the charm ing play of 7"The. old Lime Kiln rdn which Miss Katie Putnam has wonalso great a measure of success, has wider significance than the mere incorporation of the characters involved. Those who are we'll acquainted-wit the dainty little actress must experience the conviction that, as a trueohofhe lover, she carries
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20
The larg est and best assort- ment of the season in ladies and children's hats at
 MISS McCROSSIN'S,
 (Old stand), 1928 Second Avenue.
They Have All Accepted.

Washington. Oct 19.-Gen. l. w. Avery, the foreign commissioner of the Atlanta exposition today invited Secretary of State Olney and Ministers Romero of Mexico, Andrade of Venezuela, Peralta of Costa Rica and Charge de Affairs Dominguez of Argentina, to the cere- monial of the exposition directory, re- ceiving officially the government exhibits from those countries These gentlemen
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20
Governor Clark Worried ;,

Little Rock, Oct. 19-The news from Hot Springs this evening has evidently fixed Governor Clark's course toward the prize fighters. He and General Taylor went to the state house tonight and re- mained long in the governors office in consultation. The governor has main- taned all along that he would not con vene the legisla ture in extra session to stop prize fight. The governor avoided the reporters tonight. but it is given out semi-officially that he has decided to is sue his proclamation warning the Florida Athletic club against further prepara- tions at Hot Springs and ordering the state militia to hold itself in readiness for immediate action. Colonel Hollenburg and Adjutant Whipple of the Arkansas State guard will receive their orders from General Taylor by. tomorrow s mail. Both reside in this city. Judge Leatherman's decision granting Corbett's habeas cor pus caused no surprise in this city to- night. Governor Clark received the news standing in the rotunda of the Capitol ho- tel.
 T knew what Leathermans decision would be when the case was brought be- fore him." said the governor. He wants the fight I don't" At the conclusion of his conference with General Taylor the governor went direct to his home.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20

her home with her. for the stage setting in the second act of the drama referred to is a faithful portraiture of her summer home at Benton Harbor, Mich.
 There are few lovelier sights than the original of this scenic effort. It is stu- ated on beautiful rising slope, at the bottom of which is ravine with nat ural lake, supplied by springs. This bright body of water runs the length of Miss Putnam's famous blackberry farm" and has been the scene of some notable boating exploits on the part of the owner 'Wildemere'' is the roman tic name of the residence grounds, em- bracing a beautiful house of rare Queen Anne architecture. Lovely as Is the ex- terior with all, the modern conveniences of beauty, luxury and comfort, the inte- rior appeals magically to every artistic and literary instinct.
 The actress has been for years a de- voted slave to bric-a-brac and the capa- cious library and the picturesque blue room are filled with antiques and raritieS gathered in Europe, Australia and partic- ularly in this country. Miss Putnam is a warm-hearted patriot being lineai de- scendant of old Gen: Israel Putnam of revolutionary fame, and her collection from the western country comprises antlers Indian relics and an assortment of minerals skillfully arranged in an an tique cabinet made of Montana woods. The largest specimen are gold and silver nuggets from the well-known Katie Putt nam mine in Montana, which, owing to litigation, has lain idle for some years, although controlled by a corpora ton eight years old and stocked for nearly s25O 0O0 It has one of the richest veins in the Red mountains. fs
 The little actress entered upon her dfa matic career before she was 10 years of, age That has given her the experieptS. that has made her so perfect in her detiny cations of iaturaf girlish life. sun. shiny, ]oveable nature has done much. however to develop a Xivacty and kfnd- liness that speaks in every word and Gesr ture She is an honorary member of more military and fire companies south and. west than any other lady in the United States. her trophies and souvenirs from the different states occupying the space, of an entire room in her beautiful homer q
 Charming Fife Ellsler
 of Fife Ellsler,- who will be at O'Brien's tomorrow night, in "As You Like It,n, the Charleston News and Cour- fer says:
 Miss Fife Ellsler, supported by most admirable company, appeared at the Academy of Music last night in "As You Like It." This is her initial tour in Shakespearean comedy through the south, and it may, be observed that the south has lost much, not even forgetting Miss Ellsler's charming interpretation of some emotional dramas for the thea ter-goers of this section during that period. That her talents are. and al- ways have been, truly remarkable has never been questioned. but they seem to be finding now full scope for the first time since she abandoned, very early in her career. the legitimate for what
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20

There are TWICE as many Remington Standard Type writers in daily use and FIVE times as many being sold in Birmingham. as all other makes of writing machines com Dlned. Io-2o7t
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20
Without
 Reserve.

Our large and we'll assorted stock of Mems. Youths. Boys and Children's Clothing for the Fall and Winter MUST BE SOLD. We have announced for some time our intention of going out of the ready-made clothing line. By giving us 8 call we will convince you that we are de- termined to do so. Our Merchant Tailor ing has reached such PROPORTIONS that we need the space occupied by our clothing. We invite an inspection of our large and varied line of PIECE GOODS. Our MIR. M. WE'LL has just returned from the Eastern markets Everything new and hobby has received bis atten- tion. CHEYIOTS in all COLoRS, PAT TERMS and QUALITIES. CLANS of every description. Full Dress Suits speciality. Gents Furnishings have been the recipient of unusual care. The stock is larger than ever. Full up with every- thing" UP TO DATE
 In HATS we have KNOX, STETSON and all the leading makes and correct in styles.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20
OYSTERS!

soc Per Hundred for the Best
 Select. ST The cheapest price the same grade was ever sold any dis tance from the coast. Every body is buying lem. OYSTER & GAME M ARKET,
 2Oth street,
 Near Morris avenue. 10-20-2t
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20
GRAPES!

We have just received a car load of 5000 baskets fresh Con- cord grapes direct from the vineyards on Lake Erie. Mer- chants orders solicited.
 J. H. McCARY CO.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20
BIRMINGHAM STATE HERALp .sUNDAY, oeFoBER- -ao 1895

have all promised to attend and it Yill be one of the most important occasions of the exposition. The day will be all- nounced hereafter
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20
Old papers for sale cheap at this office.
Governor Coffin Bound for Atlanta.

Hartford, Conn, Oct. 19-Gov. o. Vim cent Coffin and staff and the first gov ernor's company foot guard of this city. Mai E. Henry Hyde, Jr.. commanding. with Colts Military band of twenty-one pieces. in all about 150 persons, left hese at noon today on a special train of bag gage cars and five Pullman cars for the Atlanta exposition. They will be ab- sent week. The party is due at Atlanta at o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20
REV. u. WHITE. D, D.

Beginning on November a protracted meeting will be held at the First Baptist church, continuing two weeks. and IL ;s-
Birmingham state herald., 1895-10-20

Old papers for sale cheap at this office.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-09


work WIN oe begun on the construc-
ZION or o"eii'ng house Tor D.. I. Ha-
eaFey on ms ranch north oi town. Con
TRACTOR McCialh wall 10 the work.
Maetesoh n beni1anl are IN town IN
'iie interests 0 Matteson and llklnson
Vi STOCKTON, dealers III farming impie'
hlelits' lheo are illustrating the uses
Oh a revolving road-scraper.
Mr.. T. j. Critchly gave a birthday
party to her sou Robbie on TUESDAY
evening, oct. l., Quite a number oil his
li''ie Pl'yh a1es were present and all
'el'i' ""''ns i'ao III eh)oyabie tllne'
The owners of the flour mill expect to
resume work soon. The scarcity OF
water in the Humboldt has prevented
running the mill for some time, but
ina dificulty will now be overcome by
the use OF a
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-09

Before buying your Fall suit come and
examine our samples from Meyer & Co.
and Jacob l.. Cohn, Chicago. We guar
antee a fit. Suits from $l3 30 up. Pants
IRON ~ so up. +. GRIswoLD.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-09
% Cent Us at W. L. Co.

Try the New Crop of Tea, 25 Cts.
W. {. Co.
Fine English Breakfast Tea, "Marco
Polo,' % Cts. W. C. Co.
Extra choice young leaf, %"Nrando,"
Japan Tea rs Cents. W. C. Co.
Schillings' Best, 10 Cts. W. C. Co.
The only house that carries a full line
of Us. w. g. Co.
f. Martin & Co. j. f. Gut
ter" and "Argonaut" WHISTLES.
1883 Burgundy Claret, and
French Liquors. Spanish
Perfecto Cigars. For a nice
Cold Lunch drop in at the
SENATE"
Inv. LEWIS, Prop.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-09
Wait for The Photo Car

The Boston k. k. Photo Car will be
back in Wadsworth Sept. 2nd to stay
until the 10th. The Car will be in
Wadsworth for several days.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-09
LOVELOGK LOCAL 5.

b. f. Thornton was in Moniiay from.
White Cloud.
l.. J.. Feliz returned from his mines
last THURSDAY.
Joseph Hill went to Golconda Satur-
day OH business.
Mrs. Pratt, of Reno, is visiting her
brother Mr.. Long.
Mrs. Feliz has been very sick but is
reported much better.
&. w. Peltier went to Elko Sunday
and returned Tuesday.
Mr.. j. S. Baker was in town Sunday
on a visit to his family.
Miss Mamie Van Reed, who has been
quite ill, is convalescing.
Mrs. II. Stoker is recovering from IA
severe attack OF neuralgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. X. Reid are rasticat-
ing at kyle's Hot Springs.
IL. Wightman has gone to saltwater
On a short visit to his relatives.
Work is being pushed rapidly IN the
dam and tlume OF S. K. Young.
To the wife o j. 5. Baker was born
Il daughter ON Sunday, 22d ult.
Work was begun clearing the ground
for the new school house Saturday.
Mr.. j. Williams Of Elko county is
visiting the family OF j. j. Campbell.
F. A. Munsen came in from Kennedy
on the first and returned ON the fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Peltier expect to
leave for California some time this week.
John Hill has returned fron Kyie's
Hot Springs much improved in health.
Contractor Dunlap has completed his
work on the residence OF Ii. &. Marker.
j. j. Campbell is having the interior
OF the Eiko hotel ~repainued and papered.
Mrs. Williams, wife OF our new doc.
tor, arrived from Wadsworth last Thurs
day.
Robert Welsh came in from his sheep
camp last Friday anu will remain IL few
days.
The Chosen Friends will give another
OF their enjoyable parties OH the elev-
enth.
P. Ostrander has returned from the
east and will remain with us II short
time.
J. R. Brown is feeding 400 head Of
cattle from the Bailey ranch in Churchill
county.
DR.. Petty of Well passed through
I.ovelock ON the west bound Thursday
evening.
Miss Clara Marker is making prepare
lions for a s%ojourn in San Francisco aud
Oakland.
Col. Jos. Marzen has begun harvest
ing the beets in his field south of the
ware house.
j. Jorgensen has been making i'm
provements on his ranch in the form ..
fences, corrals etc.
Master Frank McGroth, of White
Cloud visited Nellie and Eddie Donelin
the first of the week.
Mr.. Savage, the c%attlemsn, was in
town last week and purchased hay to
feed 300 head of cattle.
s
The Sunday School resumed its meet
ings last Sunday under the direction OF
the Rev. and Mrs. Fleming.
Johnnie Richards has finished his
work at c. Bastian's and resumed his
studies at the High School.
Miss Eta Thies, who has been at
Pacific Grove for some weeks, is rapidly
regaining her former health.
Miss Cora Nichols who has been Wis
iting Miss Allie Harrison, loft for her
home in W~innemucca Sunday.
The Leavitt Vaudeville troupe arrived
here Sunday and played to a crowded
house Monday evening at Feliz Hall.
d. c. Park left last week for Kclton.
Utah, where he has he has received the
appointment OF agent for the railroad
company.
A. Westfall went TO Winnemucca
Sunday to be present at "A meeting of
the Board OF County Commissioners
which was held Monday.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-10-09

Our Beef and Veal is picked from the Ran
ges of Churchill County whore better Cattle were
never raised. Our Salt Meats are carefully select
ed and much Of which is home product and can
not be beat. In fact We keep everything that can
be found in a First-Class Market.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

lino tatbuliide REORGANIZATION bier 81
Sanoe, iuel6e in aewilier ge3iebung
oieien 3luef 81 erltreben iufen, aber
lie iino 81 biinn geIdst unb bieaen mebr
als Sprbereitunssi6ulen fir b0bere
Stuoien, benn als NnItalten slr
6eranbilouns tiibtiaer Nderer uno
Sanomerter. Die 6Dl0e oieics Wan-
gels 1T, oaB man6er tatbplii1e Sing
ling lld oeu fir i'm 10 psroerblibeu
~high-schools Der ieiner 0ein,atb am
nahlt lie9euocn StaDt sllpsnOet uno
oprt .peaen manNelbafter ueberwadung
ippie bes i'm umgebenoeu boien Seis
lpiels sunaht aleihgilitig in Der aus=
itbung ieiner Geli9lou miro, Damn aber
nab uno mad in Salitrife 9erdtb, Die
ibn fiir's seit!ihe unb epige 9eben ,,,,=
gliltlih MAIDEN. Wdre es oarum ni1t
anAeratbcn, in jeoer SiOceie einige
ReollAulen CUR pr0ttii1eu Musbiloune
Der SObne Der Os,perbe uno Nderbau
trelbenoen SatDoliten 81 crribten.
Sieber 2eier! Sie in ppr6tr0eben=
Den 3eilcn erDrterten Mibltdnoe m6sen
Dir plellei6t als 81 ihari t~ritiiirt err
l0elnen, bod inn es Sbatiaden, wsl6e
Die 9enauere yeobadtul,g beitdtigt.
Sra9e Sein S6erilein bel sur abbiilfe
oerIelben, Su wirit oaOur9 gum srDB=
ten Sante perpfli6ten,
ginen 6reuno unIer Su9sno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
Glue &lippe i'm Sauttlicns
lebeu.

Die 3unae, oieies pinSis tleine
Ding, bas bod 10 srobes uubsil an=
rihten Tam, lit i9on in Der bsilisen
S6riit libel ml.genommen pOroen, ais
elm leidtiertig, bos Ding. ., baB mir
lie bod i'm td9li1en 2eben, I'M enalten
Samlientreiie, etipas mebr i'm 3aume
balteu mOhteu! @ie oft entfdbrt ben.
unbeoa6ten Wunoe Elm beitises WOrt,
oas oann mieoer anoere ruIt! gbe-
9atten, Die lid aus mabrer, iuni9er
2iebe 9ebeiratbet baben, uno bic ii6
ooh INNER nod i'm Grunoe ber3li6 su-
getban limb, lie laiien lid i'm 3orne
b%lnreiben, Worte Su 9ebrau1en, Dor
benen tie in rubi9en Womenten srrbs
tben miibten.
Yeionoers Die Srau begebt in bieiem
puntte meiitens Sebler. auf irseno
cine unbeoabte Neuberung oes 8atten
1T lie iofort Seusr uno Glamme, bis
elm bOies Wort bas anoe,e 9ibt, uno
Der 8atte, nun ipirtlib b6s, bic Sbiir
3ni9ldst uno 9ebt, UNI anoerspo feline
Rubs au iubeu. &inOer unb Sienit=
boten, ia, oft iOaar Gremoe iino Die
ltiuen 3ubOrer iOl6' unerquidliher
Scsnen. Die aus einem Nibts berpor.
aingen uno Al nidts fiibren, als ii9
9esenIeitis bas 2eben gu perbittern.
g8ie lou elm &ino III oisiem Safe @A.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
Die Sibel nno Snger5oa.

Der betannte 8loubensipDtter u.
Sn9erlOl bat, tuie uniere enqliI6en
Sa9esbIQtter beri6ten, lebte @o6e i'm
biell9cn Grano Opera SDuie ieine Sim
ipitrfe 9e9en bic Sibel Oor9ebro6t.
SieIelben limb 3war gr0Btentbeils iol=
der art, baB lie elmer e~rnltbaiten 8i=
. berlegun9 t0um beoilrfen. 9lber lueun
man in eIni9en Der genannten 3eitun=
gen, Die ODh ruObl lire lleberseu9ung
alIs9elprOben BADEN, LEFT, lpie FLAIR er
bic unbultbarteit uno S6orbeit mans
der in Der Sibel auigeiteltsn Sebaup=
tun9en oar9etban babe, 10 muB man
bod dnnebmen, o0B es Geiiter 9ibt, alli
Die lelue Worte ni6t obne Glnorud 9e-
blieben IinO. 9a ierner bon proteItar=
tllher Settle mebrfO9 ouf Die SO1e
eln9eg0u9en WllrOe, 10 mD0te es ui1t
i6ooen, penn aud bic &at6oliten etipas
bon li6 bOren iuiien. 9ieIe GilfIi0=
ten baben llns 81 ben iol9enoen Yemer=
tun9en DerauloBt.
SngeriOl's S0upteinmenoung OeQen
has Nlte Seitament lit, oNB @Ott 10
btsle Wteniben babe umbrin0en lNiicn,
uno alIO elm 9rauiomer SerrI6er ieir
millle. - aber bitten Iie niht bod ein-
NAL iterben miinen? limb ipar e.
nt3t ptelfa6 fir lie ielbit am geIten,
telne Gele9cnbeit mebr 81 baben gu
neuen SiiuOen? War es ni6t fir ibre
um9ebun9 am geiten, ni6t mebr ourd
ben petbau6 ibrer Cater per9iitet gu
iperoen? ,Nber lie Waren oielia6 gan;
uniduloi9." User peiB oas2 lIuo
menn lie es waren. 10 peroen Ie fiir
ben tur5en Shmers rei6li6 belo0nt
iporoen lein. Soft miro ieinen quterl
9runo 9ebabt baben, 10 al banoeln,
mle er 9etban bat. Sine 8~rauiumteit
tOnnte man nur bonn borin 1inoen,
tpenn es Obne 8runO 9eiGe6en wQre.
Su9erlol l6eint nun po%r0uS3uieben,
oaB oas Seioen INNER ein un0emilOer.
tes llebel lei, oGb es ME gum 8uter
oieneu tonne. @r ipri6t cine i6red,
libe 8Ottesl6lterun0 ipiDer Den MI.
md6tiQen aug, neil er Den WenI6er
&eioen ididte. Gr Qlaubt ni6t an biz
GrlOlung, iueil tie bic &eioen ni6t al.
99eit ihOite. N06 ieinen 8runoiGBel
oiirIte UO!t ME etlpas t9ulL. mas cine:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
Gs ut Ole Sra8e aufgewerfcm
uprOett.

oh Der v9urenlbur9sr Central Sereln"
pirtli9 cine totboliIhe Organization
lei oelen ii6 ale &atbOliten SetrOl an=
i6lieben tOunen.
@ir mOhten Dem ge9enilber 0nttpor=
ten, bab Der senannte Gerein wle er
beute beitebt tbNtIa9lih in teiner
@eiie bon tir9li6en NutOrit6ten ap=
prObirt lit. Sn Dem @ntiuurie 81 elmer
Contribution beiteben jeoO9 Swei 9ara=
srapbsn welbe oarauf l9lieBen lailen,
baB man Der Stride ~gegerilber lldt
feinoli6 9eIinnt 1T, udmli6 miro ois
,3pef oes &ereius" bic 60roerun9
Der rreli9iOIen" SntereiIen Der Surem=
burger in Nnerita an9egeben, uno es
miro beltilnmt, oaB Die Serianlmllrn=
gen bes @ereiils nit einem ieierli6en
SO6amte am Sttaplonntage erDhnet
tueroen lOQen.
Natiirli9 wiro man ni9t auf 9olbem
We9e lteben bleiben fDnnen, oenn tpe=
Der Die ernlten tatbolii6en Saien, nod
piel meniger irgeno. ein 2urembur9er
Prieiter piro iid an Dem Sereine be-
tbeiligen iobQlo Oerielbe ii9 ni9t ent=
idieoen tatbOlil9 ertlGren ipiro. Sie
Gnti9eiouns aus &om, pel6e 10 ent=
i6ieoen o9ebeime 8eIeai9aften" per=
oamint, entbdlt ndmli6 9emQB Der Qus=
legung tir9liber @iiroentrdser suglei9
einen i6arfen 2aoel fir vfarbloie Ser=
cine" ipel6e unertanntermaBen Die
.9orbereitu ns s6ulen" fir 9e=
beilne uno BON Der Stride perbDtenen
9eIelIIhaiten 1ino, uno our oGlei6siilz
ti9teit in reli9l0leu Singen" uno Oann
gum AbfoQ bonn 8lauben fibren, uno
mir Suremburger wollen uns oieie
&it9e pDbl ni9t ielbit appliSiren.
3iebt man oaSu nod in Setrabt, oab
Die Surembur9er oils cine yunperidli@t
tatbOliide Nation0litQt" li9 ielblt un=
tpnIeQuent wuroen, ipenn irsenO elmer
S9rer &ereine ii4 ni6t ftritt tatbolii6e
tlrAiI3 benimmt, 10 tam man es nur
DSelbitmuro" nennen, penn Der yGur.
Central 9erein" nidt i6on ieinen Yrie=
fern ALIEN ueger, ais oenti9ieOen
t~at6Olii d" auftritt:
Ser bieli8e Dubuque 9uremburger
&ereiu hat Oem9emdB Elm @omite BON
n5iinf" %ernannt, meIdes bic geoineun=
gen auffteaen ipiro, unter Oenen er ii9
Dem 9ereine ani9lieBen tperoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

Serausaeber berielben 1T Der I'm Die
Ysrbreitung uno NGroerung Der Wuilt
i%iberbaupt, luie Der tir1lihen Wtlltt I'M
8eIpnoeren bo1psi oiente, unermitoll1e
Serr BroieIior s. Singenbcrger in ct.
6rancis bel Milwautee. Die AZ Sel=
ten sdblenpe Gritlinss=Hummcr mddt
eincn duberlt gilnltigen Ginorud; Die
NusItattung (Siteltlatt. Papier) tDnrte
taum better icir, Der NotenOrud 1T url-
taDelbait. Ger nit t-eifllAem 6eldld
suiammenselielte Snbalt 1T gang Der
SOeeniuelt uUlcrer Su9eno anaepabt
ulo bir9t muNte Berle. Gr lmfabt
13 2ieber, l6 Yianp=Spli, Elm Pianos
Suett uno brei GDmpplitipnen fir Tio=
line uno YianD. Inter ben 6Onpo=
niiten. Die in DEM SeIte psrtreten iino,
iinoet ii6 aud Der Nane oes Seralls=
gebers, aaerOin9s - man inDGte bas
fait 81 beiteiben nennen - nur S,uet-
mai. Die lebertra9uug per'6leOener
oeutIber Sieosr ms Gn9liide toer
Sert 1T udmlih, mas Die YublitatiOn
I'M 10 %wertbupller madt, ieweils in bei=
Den Spraden onaeiibrb tammt pom
bohip. %. S. So9emes; 10 finoet Iih
alei1 auf Der 6. Settle cine biiblGe
lcbsrieBun9 pOn 2ouiie Seniel's
yWtioe bin i6, aeb' sur &ub'." Der
Ereis fir "For School and Fireside"
1T dubcrlt nieorig; er betrdgt pro Sabr,
D. y. fir II prGhtis u%usseftattete, ab=
peblungsrsihe Muiitbeite ganSe so
Gents. a8ir e~mpIeb!sn bic Publita=
ton aufs Yslte.