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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

The cosmopolitan character of the Ameri-
can population is latterly receiving addi-
tional demonstration by the ease by which
scientific experiments and Investigations
into racial characteristics are being con-
Quoted within the borders of our own land
There is probably no other country on the
face of the globe in which an inquiry such
az that conducted by Dr. John 5. Billings
ami reported in the British Medical Jour-
nal could lie we'll carried on. 1t has not
been secret that certain races have
shown tendencies to be subject to certain
forms OF disease but there has been a
dearth OF information on the subject
mainly from the fact that there has been
little or no opportunity for investigation
Or. Billings, however, with characteristic
enterprise and skill. has attacked the sub
ject right at home and has obtained some
interesting data. His Investigations, it
seems. covered the cities of Boston. Phila-
delphia, New York. Baltimore and Wash
ir gton and the New England states. Or.
Billings reaches four conclusions as being
probable in this country, as follows:
Il. The coiored race is shorter-lived than
the white, and has a very high infautile
death-rate: il is especially liable to tuDer-
cuIOSIS and pneumonia, and less liable than
the white race TO malaria. yellow fever and
death-rate among its young children, but
d very high one among ADULTS. due To
considerable extent to the effects oil tuber-
culosis, pneumonia and alcoholism. .. The
Germans appear to be particularly liable to
disorders OF the digestive organs and to
cancer. t. The Jews have a low death
rate and a more than average longevity;
they are less affected than other races by
consumption, pneumonia and alcoholism
but are especially liable TO diabetes, loco
motor ataxy. and certain other diseases of
the nervous system.
IL is 10 be noted that there is no special
deduction made as to the disease tendencies
of Americans The inquiry should now be
pressed TO include all the races, and espe-
cially the natives of this country other
thar blacks Sufficient time has unques-
tionably elapsed since the discovery and
settlement of this continent 70 have pro-
duced a race of persons peculiar TO the
climate and with distinguishing character
istics. The effects of immigration and in
termarrIage in the past have probably
tended TO produce certain interesting re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

suits in this direction. and the time seems
ripe for a survey of the field which. II
1t produce no practical results. would at
least be scientifically interesting.
In this connection Is a report that was
recently presented by DIR. A. Macdonald Of
the Bureau of Education at the Princeton
meeting of the Psychological Association.
He had conducted a series Of experiments
on the sensitiveness of individuals to pain
and ascertained that Americans are more
sensitive than Englishmen or Germans.
This may have no bearing directly upon
the susceptibility Of Americans to disease.
but 1t indicates on the surface that the
Americans are more nervous and more
highly sensitive than the Saxons and
Teutons. 1t would be valuable now to
note by observations conducted in Europe
whether the conclusions Of DR.. Billings.
particularly as to the Irish and Germans.
are carried out in respect to these peoples
while in their own countries and sur
rounded by their own climatic and social
environments. Should difference exist be-
tween these two conditions 1t will be fair
to assume that it has been caused by emil
grafton. Yet the general belief is that the
conditions of such peoples have on the
whole been ameliorated by their coming
to this country, though this cannot be
demonstrated until the inquiry has been
broadened in the direction indicated. Over
10000 Jewish families. comprising over
$4,000 persons, were included in this in
quiry. The great number of the Hebrews
examined would serve to show that DR..
Billings conclusions as to them must be
very nearly accurate. for quite definite
data would necessarily come from noting
the conditions of $1,000 people. 1t Is to be
assumed that the majority of these are
residents of New York city. where there is
tremendous Hebraic population. 1t is
known that the region in New York city
most affected by the Jews as place of
residence. in what Is known as the East
Side, with the intersection of Hester ard
Ludlow streets as the center. is now the
most densely populated part of the world.
This Is due to the construction of high
tenements, on almost every square foot Of
territory. which are filled from cellar to
roof with large families. The population
in this quarter varies from 500 to 1000 per-
sons per acre, and in the locality before
specified the higher figure Is reached and
maintained for quite an area. If the Jews
preserve their higher average of life under
such circumstances. the strength of the
national characteristic must be admitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
No Newspaper MOurners at This Fun
eral.

Wash. Cor. New York Times.
James Rankin Young, once the chief ex-
ecutive clerk of the Senate, will derive
some satisfac ton from the outcome of the
oregon election. Mr.. Dolph, on April IL,
1S92 voted with twenty-nine other Sena-
tors to dismiss Mr.. Young from a place
he had held honorably for many years.
which he had not forfeited by any mis-
conduct. He was accused of revealing the
secrets of the Senate, and opportunity to
make defense was denied him, and Dolph
voted with the majority that vacated his
office 1t was a disgraceful proceeding.
unworthy of the Senate or of any decent
body of men. Dolph was one of the men
who made Young a scapegoat for the leaki-
ness of Senators. Mr.. Young had many
warm friends in the Senate at the time, and
a host of friends out of it. He has them
yet Those who voted against the majority
which Dolph helped to make still hold
Young in high respect. He is now live
newspaper man; Dolph is a dead Senator
or will be in few days. If the correspond
ents in Washington could have voted in the
Oregon legislature, Dolph's case would
have been settled several weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

There were one hundred and thirty-seven
men employed upon the new city post
Office building today. Twice many men
would probably have accomplished twice
as much and by 50 doing would hasten the
compile ton that now promises to be delayed
until about August IL, 1906.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
An Imprudent Move.

1--WE made a great mistake in discharg-
ing that servant girl" said Mrs. Howskip,
dsconsolately.
What else was there 70 do" asked her
husband.
I'VE should have left her alone. She'd
have quit in week or so. Just like the
others Now she'll stay out of Spite
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

This country may find 1t necessary to set
up nobility plant of some sort in order
to see If We cannot move on Europe and
marry a few foreign dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

In Connection with the cable project, Ha-
wall insists that We republics should stand
together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
The Ruling Passion.

And you proposed to her twice before
she accepted your
Yes"
Its strange that she changed her mind"
mot at all. When she refused me the
first time it made me feel SO cheap that
she couldn't resist tine chance for bar
gain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

Capt Howgate has refrained from ex-
pressing annoyance at the time this trial
has compelled him to lose from his bust
resS in New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
Cooperating.

From the Chicago Inter-Ocean
The Chinese are co-workers with the
laps. After battle they go to work be-
heading those that have escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
SHOOTING STARS.
A Solitary Specimen.

A Solitary Specimen.
Nv hat is his distinction IN Hterature?'
Don't you know
NO. Never saw anything OF his printed.
That's just the point. he Is the only
man who ever had a poem declined with
out thanks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

MIR. Plat has no objection to harmony on
general principles, but he hates a change
OF key.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

Train Robber Morganfield called a wit
ness liar. He has evidently been study
ing the methods of certain modern parlia-
Inentarians.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

The newspapers have attended to the
situation which makes 1t clear that Miss
Goulds marriage will be distinguished from
the ordinary by not being quiet we'd
ding"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

1t Is a credit to Count de Castellape that
bis devotion is superior to even the terrors
of the income tax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

Occasionally the song of the dying swan
degenerates into d DISMAL yawp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

A Question of Appropriation.
When an Nj. e. decides that his district
wants cash,
And times getting well on the wing,
'Tis then you expect him-the hope is not
rash
To do the appropriate thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
Melancholy

We scarce get rid of Congress,
With all it's doings sad,
When. presto. comes a base ball club
That's really most as bad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
A PreteutIer.

I'm afraid" saij The writer to the mag
azne editor, that 1 can't give you any
more Napoleon anecdotes"
why not?'
Il can't think of any more"
land yet you come into the employ O.
this concern with pretensions as man o
original ideaSI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
A Needless Inquiry.

Are you fond of classical music?"
why replied Mrs. Parvie New, "of
course am That always costs the most"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

Go slow when yoh gifts mad" said Uncle
Eben. ''Er man dat buses somebody when
he's excited am pow'ful h'ble ter bit his
own tongue"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
The Early Enth alaSt.

1 feel we warmth upon ye hill
And promises OF ApriiIe time;
But most OF all feel we chill
Which microbes send adown We spine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25

Gin order to avoid delays, ON nc
count of personal absence, letters to
THE STAR should not he addressed
to my indi vidual connected with the
Office. hut simply to THE STAR, or to
the Editorial or Business Depart
ments, according to tenor or purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
OUR MoTTo:

Make them to wear, and they will sell them
selves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
$I.68
For Sc. 48 Umbrellas.

denomination lot of Ladies and Mems Gloria
Silk Umbrellas that have sold at s.. 4s, S2.7b,
SOS and $50. Not many Of any style.
few light rollers. having steel rods and i'm
proved paragon frames Some have gorgeous ham
dies Others simplicity personifedi a few
mourning handles also included
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-02-25
$4.45
For Silk Waist.

Uwaist lergth of the 81 Silks for s443.
Since five yards are required, ffty-fve cents are
saved by making a selection tomorrow. To choose
from fifteen styles OF figured and striped silks,
in the spring colorings.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03
SMbtldum Der YaMt pOu
Gu0lauO.

Die alte Dame bon Sbreaoneeols=
ltreet feiert in oieiem Sabre bas 200
Subilaum ibres Yeitebeus. Sie alte
Game bon ,Sbreaoneeoleitreet" lit
ndmli6 - bic Yant bon Gnalano.
Naboem Die Grribtuna elmer National=
bant i'm Sabre 1894 bsi@lplIen wDroen
mar, iuuroen Die 0ei6dite, als
l.20O.O 900 Yfuno iubicribirt paren,
Gnoe 1896 begOnnen. Sas oe0er-
warti9e 8ebGuoe Der Yant bon gna=
lano in Der Sbreaoneeoleltreet oatirt
aus benz Sabre 1874. gs tam teines=
tusas aui ar6itsttonil6e S9Onbsit
Nnipru1 MAIDEN. sumal es in ieinen
SrOnten audi nidt ein 6enlter auisu=
meilen bat. Safiir aber lit es TART,
iuie cine SeitunS uno bat aud tbata
lddlib bersits slpei Sela9erun9en
ieltens oes beuafneten YObels 0us5l-
balten gebabt. 9as Sapital Der Sant
bon Gnslano belduft iib gesenwdrti9
aut GA. 533. 900 nit elmer &elerpe
bon e3. AL, $50. Die Yant miro bon
einem G%ouperneur, einem Sub 8ou=
berneur uno "a Sirettpreu 9elsitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03

Sas perional beItebt aus l160 Ber-
ionen nit einem 8ebalte bon Sulammsn
81, 44O, 900; biesu tommen penlipncn
I'M getraQe bon iiber 5000, 900 idbr=
LID. @uber oieIen 1850 Seamten
gibt es bel Der 9aut nod 1000 @lerts.
&ommt ein Glert oreimal wdbreno
leiner GienitSeit 81 ipdt, erbdlt er cine
8erDarnung, beim Oieiten Wale miro
Ell unnahIi1tli1 e%ntlahen. Inter
ben Guriolitdten oes Snntalbums be-
ftnoen lih unter anoeren aud fiinf
pfuno=9tOtert, pelbe bonn S6in6ruh
Der ,@urioife" 9srettet tpuroen. noh-
Gem lie iieben Wonate lang alf benz
8yunoe oes Wssre3 gelegsn. @ine
meitere 4uri0litdt 1T cine Bfunb=9tote,
Die. ebe lie our gant siirftebrte. poae
l25 Sabre in Circulation mar. Die
er6Bten BON Der gant ie ausgegebenen
NOten be3lIferten lih auf cine WiiliOn
Pfuno. bon bieieu Noten purOen
'nur bier Stiide berseiteat, worauf Die
Platten sers.rt nuroen. &otbi9ilo
bat cine oapon llno ole garpnin 9Ortts
cine 3ueite I'M @eiib. SIR 9ater lieb
Die 9tOte einrabmen uno als Geclame
IN ielnem Bureau aufbdn9en. auBer=
benz ullroen stuei Noten gu lie 9100, 900
berseteat. Die bDbiten jsgt in Circus
lation begriHenen Soften lauien ahf
$1,000. SIN Sabre 1903 wlroe Die
Sant bon ibrem Saiiirer Altlett Inn
ZIG. 600 b%eitoblen. Die 6Ountlerop-
'ihen Setriigereien brahten lie I'm
1880, 900, Der GaiIirer Smith be-
i1pinoelte Die 9ant I'm $500, 600
uno i'm Sabre 1872 wuroe lie I'm
nabesu cine WiQion Pfuno b~etroaen.
Die gant miro allnd1tliA bon neun=
unooreibi9 8aroilten unter Siibruna
zines SfiiSiers, iOpie BON pierSia
Wdbtern bepa6t. Sober 8aroilt
erbdlt bon Der Yanf fir bic WaAe Elm
9utes 4%benobrot, Sabaf, 10 piel er
Mil. uno l Sbiling. Ser Sfii3ier
erbGlt Elm iiirtlibes Souper, Sisarren
uno Wein nab gelieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03
6robher,o9thum.
1us Ser 6auptitaot.

Serr $. $. Saman aus If=
lin9en, &ecipieno fir oas Spftorat
Der WeoiSin, Gbiruraie uno 8eburts=
billie. bat oas oiesbeSii9lihe gramen
Dor Der meoisinii6sn Satultdt in 2iit-
ti9 wie als fribsrn Gramsn init
Ius;ei6nung" %beltanoen.
Serr Stunt maIer +. b'Suart
lit gum Sitter oes Groens Der gi1en-
lanbtrone e%rndnnt.
3p6lf 81 lumnenb es WiiIions=
9auies bon 9lairefontaiue beludeu bic
pbiloiopbiIden Gurie am bieli9en Yris=
iterieminar. Sic baben unter Der
DIRECTION zines Yaters Wobnung 9e-
nOnmen in Der Sebauiun9 oes tribe
rem .6bbrs 8arten" on Der Strabe
bon Glacis mad Papierbers uno besab-
len al 1900 6r. idbrlid Mietbs.
Sterbefan. @m 2. Nopember
ltarb 81 2impertsber9 I'M Nlter bon II
Sabren Serr Yisrre Nottina, Bdrtner
uno &oien3iibter. Serltlbe mar ein
bieoerer Gbaratter uEo bon Seoermann
9el;ebt uuo aeitdbt. gr mar Der Mit=
begrllnoer Der beriibmtem uno weltbe=
tannten 6irma Soupert IL NOtting,
welde Die &Dni9in Der Slumeu alljdbr=
LID nab Sauienoen in ale Serren=
lduOer peribidt.
beili9entase Nab-
mittaas be9aben iib ipie alidbrli1 Die
bier anidiiiaen iransolii6en YatriOtsn
nab Dem &lr1bofe Bons Malades aui
Dem Si9enbOL I'M oas Grab Der i'm
Grie9e bon 1870 U%erwunoeten iransO=
lil1en Soloaten 81 belu9en.
Sbr % dbriaes 9ien # Us
bilaun ieisrten in bisism Serbite
nahfolsenoe 2ebrerinnen: SRI. glpel
-glbn. 8irb--SaNel, 6Ond BON Sdu=
weiler. &itidoOri bon SrOu6, Sprund
-Nieoeranpen, Standardization
uuo gadH- sOrenBwsiler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03

aiebun9 ourh Die Yublitihule 9eIbtpdbt
bat, uno er 9reiit oaber, Die tatboiiten=
Ieinoli6e Yreiie tiidtia partei tttr i'm.
Nls uriahen oes Gontltttes 9ebel, Ole
Stanoalbldtter Die g8eiserun9 beldgten
Serrn ipiuie oes ibm slei0geltnlten
!Oerrn 6ib9erolb BON @ubnrn an, BON
ibren Yfarr=Q n9ebDrigcn 9eipllle bee
trdhtli6e Summen ST erprenen, Tin
Den Gurus uno Die 9eQuemliAteit pes
bodnpiiroiaIten Silbpis St fOr0ern.
Wobri6einli6 miro es 1ih Inn ni0ts
onoers banoeln, uls ben bon le0er @e=
meinoe benz gilbofe ibuloi9en 8eitrag
sllr 6iibrung Der observation-disclosures,
ulo oarars lu6en oann iOlbe wioer=
ipenlti9e !Serrn iol9 Elm Sapital 5u
i0Iagen, baB lie ben giI9of Der glliss
Iaugung bes Bottles un0 bergleihen
bon Der San5el aus selben, iuie Der rcoe=
iii6ti9e Slider MurpDD es nod Der fri=
polsn 4reiie mirtlih getban bat am
5peiten DDer britten Sonntase i'm No=
pember. Sc. er wie9e!t bic Mtitglieoer
Der Yfarrei 10 iebr auf. baB Der bof=
wiiroisffe Yiidof, iuel4er an einem Der
%genannten Sonntage perlOnllb in
5ecumieb eri6ien, wabriGeinli6 INN
benz Streite ein Gnbe 81 MADDEN. nidt
Die 9iarrtirbe betreten %tonnte, ionoern
in elmer Yripatbale @%ottesoienIt belt,
bic Nuimie9ler iuspenoierte uno ben
bobm. Serrn Gaiaber BON Sincoln Gls
Yrielter inliclierte. Ser Nufmiesler
Wurpbp aber belt trpb ieiner Suspen=
iation @ottesoienlt in Der ct. Nnoreas=
iirte unb er6rterte Die Streitia6e oes
2dn9ern Dor elmer Menge 3ubDrer,
&atboliten uuo giir9er, wel9e mad Der
ien"iationallen preNe nidt &aum genlt9
in Der arOBen Stride finoen fonnten
uno ertlarte, Dab er f~ortfabren wiiroe,
ben ~9eppbnten 8ottesOienlt gu balten,
bis bic Streitiahe BON Der re6tmGBi-
gen Iutoritdt enti6ieoen lei. 9Sie ge=
ibidt iolde Yldtter jeoe 6%elegenbeit su
benuben miiien bic tirbli6e Autorltdt
in ben @ueen Der 2eier berabsuwilroi=
gen, beiueiien Die i6lneibleriI6en Na=
man. rel6e Tie iol6 liberalen Saoerern
beile9en. linen bic Appreciation Der
unterItelten 2aien in ben yeri6ten su=
ertbei !, unb oas He9t auf beren
Seite ,t9en. wdbreno tie ben giIhOien
riifii6tsloie Strenge uno Selbltlubt,
tsinen Mnbang ieitens Der GldubiSen
Il !. ~, II. +. ~. suoittirsn.
Sbsleib bic Namen beia9ter Stan=
terer rns Seuti1en ben SrOit geben,
Dab bsren Sraser feline Der unierisen
iino, 10 iino oergleiben Nahrihten oOb
bstriibeno fir ieoen wabren SatbOliten,
uno ioll oarum jeoer 2eier beten sur
@inliht uno lImtebr Der Nuflebnenoer,
iowie CUR Ginli6t manter unierer
irlGnoiiben Sii66ie, oab lie i6re SOr=
ur.beile 9egen beuti6e PrieIter=Nspi-
ranten ablegen, oa betanntliA nod ME
ein oeutider Yrielier hiersulanoe li6
iOl6e empOrunseu bat 81 S4uloen
tommen lallen.
Gin 2ateaus Nebrasta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03
GOrreiponOems aus Ni6arDs
ton, orO.0afo
&idaroton, q. O..
ben Is. Stt.
Wertber Serr 8onner!

Wertber Serr 8onner!
IS miro Sic uno ibre 2eIer pieQeidt
intereiIireu etmas aus oieler 8e9eno
sI pernebmen. Sier in GiharDton
liuo oiele &atbOliten. Wir bdben aud
cine Stride uno Elm Yiarrbaus, aber
leioer baben mir teinen Yfarrer. Yor
etpa Swei WOnaten mar Der Setret1r
oes br6m' ten Ssrrn giIbofs bon
Sarge bier urn ole Stride uuo ods
p%farrDaus 81 beli6tiaen, pelder uus
perIpra1, baB mir in feds Wofen
einen Seelloroer erbalten ipliroen.
Die ie6s @oAen limb idOn ldngit uer=
fionen uno IS lheint, ais ob bic beut=
ihen &utboliten bon GibarotOn teinen
Seellorger brau1ten. SD lueiB, oaB
Diele Seute ibre Sltern 81 balteu bis
jeBt nod niht 8elegenbeit batten.
gSlr lino aelinnt bis $1,000 per Sabr
outSubrlngen, UNI eilen 9uten Sirten
filr oiele serltreute Seeroe 81 erbaiten.
8ebe 8ott, oaB mir balo eiusn lolben
erblsltsn uno oab balo uuleren reli9i6=
len Sepiirfniilen a~bgebolfen wiiroe. =
Die &atbOliten, mel1e bier aniailis
lino, tOmmen meiitens BON Gublano
aus benz Soeiaer 8reiie. no le ibon
9rOBe Spier fir ibren @lauben brat=
ten; anOere Der bier Gniaiiigen Gatbo=
liten Itammen aus unsarn, 8apern
uno GliaB-2otbrinseu.
Mdtun9sbDa j. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03

SnGiefir6 ftarb 80 Sabre oft
Die g8ittipe s.. Sores, geborene anna
Wif)elau.
Sn Nieoercorn liieB man anf
Dem Sirbbof auf einen trpgartig &c.
formten rOaif6en Sars.
Sn Sous (@emit) III ete meme
SrQel a%ngetommen; Grbuuer iino bic
@ebruoer M|illler aus &eiferiheiot.
Serr 9otbomb. ~ebemaliaer
Staatsminiiter unb Senator Der belsi-
iden prouinS 2uremburs lit ihmer
beimseluht ourd ben Serluit ieiues
Sobnes Seon. Der Gerltorbene mar
Snsenleur uno itarb 81 Petin9en am 2.
gtopember, nah elmer langen uno
lbmerSliden &rantbsit.
Sngi6 itarb AM "a. Stt. Der in
Der aansen 8easno betannte G~olportenr
6ran3 Sdser i'll 20. 2ebsnsjabre.
Riimelinseu, 81. Stt. Ser
Dor a6t Sasen perunsliidte gersmann
SbliB erla9 am leBten Sreitag ieinen
Seloen. Nls Jabnentrdger Der 5erer-
tuebr pllroe er 9eitern nm 8 llbr bon
lebterer mad Dem Sabnbofe 9strasen.
INN nab ieiner Seimatb Gttelbrlid
iiberfiibrt gu psroen. Naboem oas
Gorps surildgstebrt. wobnte es einem
Sraueraottesoienite fir ben geritorbe.
men bel nno maridisrte oann UNI IL
llbr gum SabnhOf, I'M ben UNI 3 llhr
in Gttelbriid ltattfinoenben yegrdbniNe
in corpore beisuwobnen. Der 8er=
eniste binterldBt cine trauernoe 8attin
nit 5 unerSo9enen Giuoeru.
Sotert, %. Oft. Sieiss Sabr
batten mir einen seiesneten uno reihsu
Serblt 81 perseihnen. iooab mir aud
ben lleberfl uB nah Nuslpeis ahieBer1
mlBten. Die Gartoffeln muroen gu
80 6r. oas Walter, Der Setter
Qepiel 81 80 - 35 Sous p~ertauft.
&imelingen, 90. Sit. Sm
Saufe Der leBten Wpbs 1T bersits oas
Sreus nit Der @elttusel fir Die iio=
libe SaAIpibe Der neuen Stride bier
angetommcu. Sasielbe ltanmt aus
Der Wertitatt hes Srn. Gnneu aug 6ri-
linsen uno madt ieinsm Mleilter ale
gbre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03

Mm 5. Nobember Mor9ens
gsesn IL ubr so Ntiu. muroe Der belz
glide 3ugiiibrer Gaiiau, ~itationlrt in
Sriiiisl. auf bieli9em Sabnbof bon
sinem Yafetwaaen. welber nit elmer
MaI6ine bon Der Siio= mad Der Noro=
ieite gebra6t muroe, umseWorien, ,pO=
BEL Dem 3uafiibrer Der redte 9rm
abgefabren uuo auBerbem SerleBun9en
on Der Sbulter bei9ebra6t muroen.
Ser Seruneliifte nurOe na6 benz
9faffentbal ms SoIpi5 9ebrabt. NO
er bereits I'M A ll6r Na9m. ieinen
8~erlebungen eriag.
Qm 5. Nopember itarb bier
i'm Glter bon 65 Sahreu, nab LANCER
uno ibmerSli6er Srantbeit, Serr 5.
g.. &euter=M aredol, Sudbdnoler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-12-03

Dereiniste Staten.

6ortiesung Der Reiiebeidreibuns bss Jong
flu Schwetzbengen.)
Pbilabelpbia a, i'm NDoember '94.
Pareis re gesinn an damn stierwen!
Sieber Sbeim!
Wtitnoh, ben Is. Suli iuaren mir
IN Suremburg gu einem deje1ner bel
s. y. Slein (dat as den, de fun der
Dubuquer Brock er6f an de Missis-
sippi gesprong as, de selwege JAM
pier den de Hengsten no Amerika
brengt). Sic Neltii6teit iano in Der
Sila 2onpisnp. benz gisentbum jam
piers ltott. Ser Jampier uno feline
leine 6rau bewieien iib als quite 8alt=
9eber. Sine anoere SSreuoe Die i1
berte bate mar Die, oaB i1 Die &alIes
matten 81 ieben betam. SD bate
l6on piel bon Den mteriroiIhen @dn=
gen unter Der Staot geleien. SD er-
ltaunte nidt wenis iiber oas toloNale
unternebmen. 60 9erne ib isoo9
Encouragement mar, 10 frob mar ib
audi oas SaNesliht mieoer gu ieben.
NaA elmer Sabrt ourb bic Sbdler uno
SorOrte 2uremburas besabsn mir uns
81 unIerem bepdbrten 6reunoe Serule
gum M~ittagsIen.
&eb. Solfelb uno Elm anoerer ameri-
tanii1er seiitliber Serr. mabten iih
bereit bellte Abeno mad Yaris 81 reiien.
Gep. SolielB iaate: "Jong dir fehlt
% neischt, komm geh mat, dau menst
nemmen dau werst krank."
"Da je!" uno 10 9ing es 9lbenos 6
ubr Surembur9 ab uno mir lan9ten
am nd1lten MOrsen nm 5 ltbr in Ya.
ris an. g3ir nabmen einen Fiacre
,lno beSaben uns 81 einem Sptel nabe
Der STRIDE .2a Waoelaine". Sa mir
Der suportOmmsnoe ,2uremburaer"
Wirtb unter Nnoerem 6 Sr. fir cine
babe 6lai6e gSein anre9nete, 10 mill
t9 oas SOtel bier niht anseisen.
@ls Siibrer iu9te ib ben in amerita
betannten glate Mechel auf, uno
fano ibn.... i'm Yett. Sn Yaris 1T
Wtihel betannt als lie general, mi ct
as ivel nemmen de Mechel Ernzen
aus Befort. Gr mar ioiort bereit uno
tort 9iu9's, CUR Place de Vend6me,