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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

Dr. Henry Explains Hypnotisni 20 a CIas
Of Lei Int

III Henry isNDlailN - ' lHohifi III ~ ~ tldr-
of Legislators.
Dr.. John Henry. the hypnotist. gave the
third lecture last night in the Senate
chamber 20 the members Of the General
Assembly. His explanations were follow
cd by the pupils with great interest. and
a good many questions were propOunded
which kept the doctor busy in answering.
lie stated that The number Of subjective
persons varied IN the various countries,
and that. for instance, !, was nothing
unusual 10 find some two or three thou
sand subjective persons in one meeting.
and before such assemblages IL was an
easy matter TO produce almost any i'm
preston He spoke OF Moses as great
fakir. who IN working his miracles had
an assemhlage Of subjective persons be-
fore him. and ne vcntured TO say that
under the same conditions he could do
exactly what Moses did.
m passing on to discussion OF revival
meetings be said that the minister acted
as the suggestor ana he Ohe speaker
Ncntured TO say that at such revival
meetings he could induce every subJec-
tive person TO step 10 10 the mOurnerS'
bench In most instances, however, these
subjective persons would again fail back
into their former habits.
At the close Of the lecture proper a
young man was introduced who had taken
lessons In hypDOtism from DR.. Henry
before. and who had been successful since
In nvDnOtising others. lie was confronted
with another young man. whom ne
brought under his control within a very
fen minutes lie made HIN execute ali
kinds Of movements. greatly to the
amusement of those present.
Dr. Henry then experimental on one
OF the pages Of the House whom he
completely hypnOtised IN a very short
time. and while ia that state Of mind he
had been entirely under control. He next
tired u member Of the House from the
Southwest. whom he had experimental
Il Meeting "A hilt he ltl NOT
succeed in gaining complete control over
him. his experiments with the legislator
were far more successful than they had
been on the previous occasion.
The lecturer finally gave all those who
desired 10 be prepared for the quaiica-
ton OF hypnotizing others a sitting, show
INK them how 20 concentrate their minds
I'm order 10 reach the proper condition.
The class will meet again next Wednes-
dav evening az the same hour in the hall
IL IL Iinnc. Of nnlnnafae
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

SpANGENBIRG Died. az her resi-
dence. Az Hull street. Manchester Janu-
arv -. 1876 AZ $50 a NJ, Mrs. Al .
Gi-STA SPANGENBURG, after a brief
illness.
THIS Saturday MORNING. with ser
vices AT the grSve IN Maury Cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
GRONER. Died, ia Atlanta. Ca, Tues
dav. January p. 1896 MARY ELIZA
BETH. beloved wife OF the late IL. b.
Groner; aged sevonty-seven years.
IT'S hard 10 break the tender cord,
When love has bound the heart
IT'S hard so nara. 20 speak the word
We must forever part.
Dearest mother. We must lay thee.
Ina lbe peaceful graves embrace.
But thy memory shall be cherished
Til We see thy heavenly face.
HER CHILDREN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

At q meeting Of Pocahontas Council,
No. GO. National Union. Tuesday night
the following officers we've installed for
1896 by Deputy Il. y. Palmer:
n. VI. Woodward president. G. VI
Wright. vice-president W. r. Hartley.
Jr.. speaker: Lem. Wncberg. secretary:
W. NJ Miller financial secretary; " b.
Daniel. treasurer, Joseph T.. Folkes. chap
lain. Ii. G. Ball usher; Il. T. Bass ser
geant J. W. Field, doorkeeper.
The National Union o. now 5000 strong
and numbers among IFS ranks solid busi-
ness men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

BALTIMORE. MD. Jan. Edmund
Law Rogers died at his home in this city
to-day, aged eighty wears. Mr.. Rogers
was iineai descendant Of Martha Wash
iHgton. He was graduated from Har-
ward in the class OF 81. lie subsequently
studied law. and was admitted 10 the
Baltimore bar, Dut has not practiced the
profession for many rears, deyoting his
life TO the study o. science and litera-
ture.
He was also a Inquest Of some promi-
nencc. The historic Druid Hill Park was
the birthplace OF Mr.. Rogers, and was
sold to the city for park purposes by
hts father.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

About II o'clock last night two negroes
named Parker Jackson and Walter Cren-
shaw became involved in difficulty in
the eastern part of the city. and jack
son struck CrenshaW on the head with a
stone. The blow was a very severe one.
The ambulance was summoned, ana
Crenshaw was taken 10 the almshouse,
where he was examined by Dr. Parker,
who found that the patient sustained a
fracture OF the skull. The doctor pro-
nounced the wound a very serious one,
and viii perform an operation to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

ROME. Jan. 2i-Advlces from Masso-
wah state that The situation at Makaiie
is unchanged The Shoans investing the
Italian fortress have redOuDied their Vigil
lance 10 prevent the Italians sending out
any news.
The Shoans have cut Off the hands OF
three reporters captured. and also can
turod and shot a messenger endeavoring
to get into the Italian fortress 10 carry
the news 20 Major GallianO. cOmmandant,
OF his promotion 10 the rank OF colonel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

NORFOLK, VA. Jan. &.-Peter cal
Top and Thomas Cooper became involved
IN a war Of words I'm Portsmouth to-
night, when the former pulled a nistol
and shot the latter through the heart
The trouble arose over the ownership
Of a ten-cent admission ticket to an en-
tertainment
Roth parties are colored.
The murderer was captured al II o'clock
tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

a brilliant ana highly appreciative audi
ence greeted Nj Leland j.. Powers. the
impersonator at the sixth Star-Course
entertainment al the y. VI. G. A. HaH
last evening. Mr. Powers Who has APP
peared i'm this city before, highly de
lighted his audience ana Kept them IN
a roar OF laughter from start 20 finish.
lie presented "rhe Shaughraun." an
Irish play, by Dion Boucicault After
wards. by special request. ne gave
little sketch entitled PRO and Con"
which was also OF the side-spltung
NarlSV
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25
EDITORS ELhCr OFFlCERs.


III
auled Editors Referred to "a Committee.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Jan. 2i.-rhe
National Editorial Association completed
its labor this afternoon. and adjourned
sine die. The next convention will be
held al Galveston. The following Of
licers were elected:
President. r. II. Thomas. Of the Farm
ers' Friend, Mcchancsburg. Pa Vice
President. Lousi Haltman. Democrat
Brazil. Ind. Scipio Craig, Citgraph, Red
lands. Cal: ). !. Gilmore. Sugar Bowl,
New Orleans. La; Corresponding secre-
tary. J. VI. Page. Democrat JerseyVilie'
H.; Recording Secretary, \. r. Pierce.
Denver, Col: Treasurer, James G. Gibbs,
Reflector. Norwalk, Ohio.
4 committee was named to consider the
question Of erecting a homo for disabled
editors in Florida.
The members OF the association VIII
leave here in the morning for trip 10
Lake Worth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25
The Bieyclc Bill.

Editor OF The Times:
Sir--ln the year 1915 George Stephen
son built locomotive for the Killing
worth colliery. ia England. but IL came
near being abandoned. because Of the
cutlery against 1t by horse-owners. whose
animals became frightened az tAe escape
of its steam. 1t was complained Of as
& nuisance.
The bicycle is more distinctly n step
in modern progress, and IL remains for
Virginia legislators 10 treat as our primi-
tive ancestors did George Stephenson S
iron horse. Does the void really move?
PROGRESS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25
Second Baptis; Church Meeting.

Rev. l.. G. Broughton spoke yesterday
afternoon at the Bible-reading service on
the Idols Of the Modern Church At
night he addressed a large audience on
the Realities OF Hell. or the Doom OF q
Lost Soul" The preacher clearly and
forciDIy stated the old orthodox doctrine
of AN endless hell. que not 70 the arhi-
trary decree of Almighty Goa. but 10 the
eternal persistence i'm sin by free moral
agents. he held that Inc argument Tor
an endless heaven Is not more cceent
than that for an endless hell
Dr. Brought0n has consented 70 remain
In Richmond a few days longer. ana Will
preach on Sunday morning and evening
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

We are IN favor OF the bill prohibiting
gambling On race courses at fairs and
expeditions. and we would be glad n b.
should go further and forbid the exhibit
ton Of the wares Of fakirs on fair
grounds At the last State fair In Rich
monl there We're side shows that were q
disg-lco 20 civilization Some Of them
were so disgrdceful that the bare ana
nouncement by the falSir who stood 70
the door OF the tents was sufficient 10
make women hang their heads as they
passed -Danvlle Register
pev. George Leonard CLANCY is IN tho
cifv lie will preach I'm the Unitarian
church Hall. 2l0 north fltth street. on
SUNDAY morning and evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25
THE .HIJPIN mn.
The CQmmitiee VIII Again Consider the
Bill Next Monday Afternoon.

Next Monday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
the legislative committee viii give a fun
hearing TO those who wish TO make state
ments concerning the Maupin anti-gam-
bling bill, pro and con. 1t Is said that
a number Of persons on both sides Of
the question will be present. among them
numerous ministers of the gospel, who
will urge the passage of the bill
Mr.. Maupin is confident dhat his
hill viii be reported favorably 10y the
committee again. and that 1T will pass
the House. He says he has heard one on
two senators express the opinion that
il viii pass the Senate.
Mr.. Maupn says he is receiving let
ters from every section Of the State. en-
doreng his action, and urging the pas
sage of his anu-gamblng bill.
Parties throughout the State who con-
template sending petitions i'm favor of
the Maupin bill should send them TO their
respective representatives. IN the Legs
iaturc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

tempted by a committee Of sharehold-
ers, but the secretary. George Fisher. re-
fused 10 allow IL. and insists on a receiver
being appointed. which will probably be
done. Altogether. there has been Nls.@o
PAID IN, and probably not "A cent OF this
VIII be savei to those who put IT I'm.
The association owes about 5000 on
notes. etc. all CT which must be paid first
and the prospects are that there will be
very little left
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

PEKfN. Jan 2i.-The Chinese Govern
ment has agreed 20 comply with The de-
mand o. Great Britain that the West
river he opened 10 commerce, hut makes
the condition that China be allowed 10
retain the territory coded under the Bur
mah-Chinese convention of 1894.
The matter has been referred - Lord
Salisbury. The British Prime Minister.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25
Tie AlInmn FInatel.

JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Jan 2i-The
Mallory-Line steamer Alamo. which went
ashore on Pelican Shoals near Key West.
Wednesday. has been gotten or by the
Key West wrecking feet. The wreck
ers have liholed the vessel for So 600
salvage. Bond for the fun amount Of
the claim has been fixed by the United
States Court. and the vessel Will be rec
leased
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

To the Editor Of The Times:
Sir.-The Legislature recently passed
bin TO increase the efficiency OF the
First Regiment by authorizing the for
nation of military bicycle corps.
Does IL NOT now seem a little curious
thai committee Of the same BODY is
seriously considering bill that WOMB
prevent them from putting b into enect.
MILITARY WnEELMAN.
Richmond. Va. Jan. -. 1906.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

Robert Thompson Tried to Commit
>uicide.-She Had "A Hit.

Robert Thompson, a man about thirty
five years Of age. living at 35l5 east Broad
street, last night took laudanum at the
corner OF Nineteenth and Main streets
with suicidal intent.
The ambulance was summoned, and
ne was carried to the almshouse. where
he was treated by Or. Parker, and at a
late hour last night he was in fair
way towards recovery. Thompson Is
said TO DE timer 10y trade. NO cause
was given for his rash act.
At 1890 o'clock last night, the ambu-
lance was summoned 10 John Jasper's
church, to attend Sarah White, colored
girl. who had a fit. She was treated by
Dr. Parker, and carried 10 her home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

TO the Editor Of The Times:
Sir have read your strong. brave
words In favor of the Maupin anti-gamb-
ling bin. ! am glad YOU speak out fear
lessiy for good morals. The press is a
power in many places-a power for the
devil. 10 can bc a power for righteous
ness. Yours,
II. ". TREBLE.
Pastor of Charlottesville Baptist Church.
Charlottesville. Jan. -. 1876
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25
OBiTi AIRY.
$. j. smith.

Mr. s. J. Smith died at 1:3I o'clock
yesterday morning at his late ~sidence
willow and three children. They are Mr.
n. f. Smith and Mrs. =. DOMAIN of this
city. and Mrs. :. -. Cooke, OF Norfolk.
Va.
The funeral services will be hold IN
the Church Of the Covenant on Sunday
afternoon AT o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

EditOr OF Ihf Ti'Mca'
u thank you for the stand you
have taken In regard TO the gambling
matter now before the Legislature. and
for supporting the Maupin bin.
II. Il. STONE.
Ford's Depot. Dinwiddie county. Va,
January "a, 1896.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

Donelly and Grard. in their farecal
comedy. THE Rainmakers' packed the
Academy OF Music last night The show
Is one of the best farce comedies on the
road ana kept the large audience in
roars OF laughter. There viii be matt
nee to-day, and the engagement Will
close WIN The perfOrmance tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25
Ahrau prialner.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Jan. a.
Special.-Mr. Abram primmer, died to-
day. at his home, Bellsair, in Stafford,
aged eighty-hve years. lie came here
from New York IN 1852 where he was
formerly a member Of the Legislature.
having been "a colleague Of Samuel J.
Tnden. He leaves seven children, all
grown. The funeral will take place
Sunday afternoon. and the interment
will be made IN the city cemetery here.
Kinder v. iliie.
CULPEPER. VA, Jan. Especial. -
The remains Of Mr. Kidder VI. Hlte,
who died in Richmond yesterday were
brought here this afternoon, and Inferred
I'm the Citizens Cemetery. with Episcopal
services.
Mr.. Hte was for a number Of years
prominently identified IN business
throughout this section Of the State, and
his untimely demise is sincerely mourned
by a host Of friends
His wife survives him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25
/ rnrltiYe Prom .lns;ice

Lewis Cosbnl (colored) was lodged in
the First station yesterday charged
with being a fugitive from JUS, ico from
the State of North Carolina. where he
is wanted for perjury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

Captain oscar T. Edwards president OF
The Norfolk Pilot Association, was in the
city Yesterday and visited the two houses
OF the General Assembly Captain Ed
wards returned last night TO his home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25
A Building and Loan Concerns Trouble.

YORK. PA, Jan. 2A.-The York Mutual
Building and Loan Association is in diff
ficulties.
An in yestigation OF its affairs was at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-25

the customs duties on goods imported INTO
the Island.
the largest Increase VIII be inhds, or
goods imported from counties othsr ,Hhn
Spain and the Spanish colonies.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-22
SenrB @attcriou iber oas
Teuti6e.

Ser nunmebr aus gurOpa suriid=
9etebrte en9liI6=ameritNnii6e Sournas
lift Watterion aus GOuIsUille GuBerte
Ii1 ieinem oOrti9en @Olls9en b. S6lei.
nip 9e9enilber iOlgenoermaBen betreifs
oes ameritnniI6en 9eutittbums: Gr
tonne ni6t einie6sn, iparum Der ge=
grin y9eutib=glmeritnner" li9 ni6t gu
einem barmOnilhen 8an5en bon 9utem
Nmeritaner urlo trelem SeutIhen AT.
iammenidmelsen laiien iOllte. limb er
ielbIt ais Gn9lii6=amerituner tonne.
ab9eIeben bon pielen anoeren 8"riinoen
fir's 9euti6e. ben SeutIbsN meriias
ner, Wel6er ieine Ginoer niht Seuti6
lerneu lnie. eiufu9 niht bsareifen.
0erIel6e miille ii6 bod, iuerln er nit
Ietner 6Gmilie Der alien Seimatb mle=
Der einmNl einen Seiu1 abltatte, ihG=
men, Wenn iein &inb Der oeuti6en
Sprahe ni6t mG6ti9 isi. Mlt beions
Oerem StolSe mics bel pieier 8ele9ens
belt Serr WatteriOn oarauf bin, oaB
feline beioen SO6ter iebr gut 9eutih
0elernt bGtten uno ii6 flieBeno in Der
oeutiden 3unge ~GusSuorlden uers
mO1teu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-22
3unt Sii6oi pou Buffalo

als Na6fol9er oes berltoybenen giidofs
&pan, lit - pie cine GabeloepeIhe aus
Rom meloet - Der bohm. Or. Snmes
Z. Gui9lep, Yfarrer Der Satbeoral=
8emeinoe in Buffalo, ernannt wOroen.
&ep. Or. Gui9leD iurroe am Is.
DIT. 1855 eeboren rno erbielt feline
Nusbilouna i'm ct. SOiepb's college
in Buffalo. bon neldem er im Sabre
1872 %9raouirte. Gr trat Johann in
oas Seminar Of Our Gaop in Srs=
prnIion Bridge. q. D., ein, Inn li6
oprt fir ben prieiteritano pOrsuberei=
ten. Seine 6dbigteiten erreetsn Die
Iufmertiamteit BON Yiibcf Span, uno
i'm Sabre 1873 wuroe er nab Suns
bruf, uno bon bort i'm Sabre 1875
nab Der propaganda in Ro 9eionDt.
SIN Sabre 1879 wuroe er gum p,ieitsr
9ewsibt uno ibm Der SOctOr-Sitsl Der.
lisben. Gr tebrte nad Nmerita Suriid
uno wirtte als SeeliOr9er in elmer
Stride in Nttica. Nls I'M Sabre 1888
&eo. 8. Seller als 9tettor Der Gatbe.
orale in Buffalo reiianirte. puroe 8ep.
Auislep nit benz ~oatanten pOltsn
betraut.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-22
Cine u. q. W..u@eloemtbat''?

Nab ben friiberen ianatiihsn SeBe=
reien Qegeu bic bonn Staate 0isconlin
i'm pantbeon beg @aibinstoner Gapis
tolls auf9elielte giloidule bes arpBen
Gntoeders Batter Warquette, lieB es li6
poraus'eben. Dab iraeno Elm fanatiiber
GummtOpf lia, bel manselbaiter Bee
pa6ung, al Qenanntem &unItwerf per=
9reiien wiiroe. Sn elmer Der lebtsn
gtdhte Duroe oaIielbe mirtlib in e
pelba ter Weife beddoiet.
Die nit Der Sewa9une Der &otunba,
in welher lih Die bon ben ginselitaaten
Der Union geitiftetsn Siloidulen be-
rilbnter Mdnner bsfinoen. beauftraete
gSade muB Qeidlaien babsn. Ser
8eilt Der u. y. q. i6eint oemnab
nod INNER i'm Capitol 81 iputen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-22
SaibionabIe So6ter.

6ol9enoe, ni6t unbere6ti9te Sere.
miaoe finOen mir in Der .~2lrtuuias
Staats5eituu9": yun0liidli9 lit Der
damn, Der bier 81 Canoe nit einenl
Saus boil SO9ter 9eIe9net 1T. Inter
pfaiAiOnablen" S06ter perlteben mir
iOl6e, Die ni6t 9elernt Gaben Sl arbei=
ten Ooer Iih irgeno elmer nilBIi9eu 9e=
ihdttl8un9 81 mlomen, Die aber 9e=
mObnt linO, iih ltets n0d Der neueiten
WOoe gu tleioen uno Dem 0rOBtell
Surus al frObnen. Der llnterbalt
1pIber SO6ter erfOroert 9eraoe in
Amerlta elm 9roBes Gapital, unO oar
man6en 6amilienOater beiblei6t Die
ban0e SorQe uno Die Sa0re lteben inn
81 BERG, tDenn ibm Die l0ngcn Store
re6nunQen por9ele9t peroen. Sin
junQer Wtann, ielbt wenu er einell
9uten 8ebalt beSiebt, ODER NnfGn9er
zines 8eidGftes 1T. t0nn eioentli6 cine
iOl6e tbelre Buppe gar ni6t 6eiratben
uno penn er IS tbut, oann ldBt Die
Geue nl4t LANCE auf ii6 warten. Gar
baIo mad Der So6seit sntOeft, er, BAT
er It6 cine Sait auf ben Sals selaben
bat, bic ibn bel jeOem S1ritt uno
Sritt am 8orwdrtstpmmen binoert
uno i'm oasu uerurtbeilt, slpig in elmer
pretdren Gage gu bleiben. Die iun9e
ySaoD" mill oas Seben ni6t anIan9en,
ME es bic Mutter that; iie nil piels
mebr bort %onfan9en. no lire Glteru
nah einem Geben pOl Mtiibe uno Dir
belt aufbOrten. Sic Mil lire ei0ene
Sausarbeit ni6t tbun, Tam niGt toben,
mil es ni9t leruen, ibre ei9enen Glei.
Der 81 MAIDEN perltebt lie ni6t, biz
i6res Mannes uno ibrer &iuoer aus=
3ubenern 1T ibr 81 piel Wtii6e, iie tanr
ni6t iparium iein uno peritebt es nitt
lie ldBt li6 bon i6rem Specereipaaren.
bdnoIer NQes a~ufbdn9sn uno giebt
ll6ts oarum, ME bod bic &e6nunC
ieoen MOnat 1T, %iiberbaupt ii6 in I'm
tOiten itiir3t. Die ielne Serbdltniiie po'
litiO gar ni6t re6tferti9en. Sas @nol
pom Sieo 1T, OaB Die Nus9aben BIZ
@%innabmen iiberltei9en; Der junge be.
oa%urenaluertbe Mnnn perliert ale 2uI
oOrOnSultreben, oa es ibm ia bod niht:
niiBt, oenn mas er in elmer QBo6e milb'
Jam oeroient, oas wirIt lem QSeib gum
6eniter binaus. ODER er pcrldBt De,
beFteH g0eQ Der @bre, ben einSigsn Yial
gum wa9ren Slid, uno iu6t burd
unebrli6e uno unerlaubte Mittel Bel,
Qenu0 aui,ubrin9en, INN bic uniinni9sr
8eoitrfniiie Der jun0en 6rau ST. beirie,
oi0en. Sn jeoem 6ale lit es nit ben
ebeliden Slide oOrbei uno bic I66ner
@iini6e. wel9e Die Settern unO Yoier
am So45eitstage weini6mun,elnl
ausIpraben, 9eben i6mabli6 in BIZ
Bride"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-22

@ein auf bic Srau gu uno iaste: nnnr
oas rudre fir Sic, Srau Baum"
Ser Srau lisfen Die bellen Sreuosn=
tbrGnen iiber Die Wan9en uno be,
Wllno itammelte Sudeno: ,Sanf, tau-
lenomal ber3libes Ser8elt's 8Ott! liebea
Gino!"
Sic fonnte nibts mebr ia9en, if,
Ser3 mar 3l boil.
Sie tleine Sahtammer mar 10 bell
erleudtet. ,pie bas prd6tiglte 3immer
Der Geiben; nur lan9iam tonnten Die
Sinoer bas unsrnartete Slid fallen;
oann aber biipften lie ireuoeitrablenb
I'm ben berrliden Gbriiibaum uno 81
Der Watter. muiterten Die ib6nen 8e-
ihente uno itrei6elten ihsu unb oant.
bar oas pelSperbrGmte Wantelhen Der
tleinen WObltbdterin.
98O aber ihluaen in Der Staot an
Dem Weibnahtsabeno 9liidlibere Ser.
sen. als in Der Sabtammer, rper mar
frObliher, als bic trante Wutter uno
lbre arrnen &inoer, - llno wer sufrie=
nener, als bas Sers Der Reihen. biz
bon ibrem lleberluB seipsnoet. I'M bars
benos WltmeniAsn gu besliiden2
Sir oas frsmoe &ino mar oas ge.
puBtiein, 8utes 9etban 3u baben. bel
IdOnte Sobn. bic bette Serssnsbefrisoi.
9una, bic bDhite Sreuoe am Weib.
naAtsabenb.
8ebet bin uno tllt bes9leiden!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-12-22
Meber Cuba.

Cine &duber Nation ndnnten bic
SenatDren Gullom uno Gal bic Spa.
nier. gritersr belt iogar benz Senate
sin bluttrieienoes Silo Der ipaniiden
Snquiition Dor @ugen.
Wenn oieie Ssrrsn bic @eidiate III.
ierer &epublit ituoirt bdtten, oann
miibten lie msniaitens wiien. Dab Spa-
MEN uns 81 Siilic tam I'M Sample fir
uniere unabbdn9iateit. Spanien off,
nete unisrer Marine Die SaienpldBe i'm
Wutterlanoe uno in Sapauna. IS
l~ieisrte CuBeroem unierer iun9en &e.
publit 5000 EGiier Puluer, Seden fir
10 Hs9imenter SOloaten uno cine Wtil=
lion 6rants.
Gum Sanie oaiiir liefsrn mir iebt
ben Suiur9entsn auf 6uba Waiien uno
Wunition uno i6impfen bic Spanier
cine characterization