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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03

1t is saddening for the patriotic
tourist, after he has gazed with ~evcr-
ence at the towers Of old Christ church,
TO be told that he is not seeing the orig.
inal windows from which Paul Revere
hung out his lanterns, but copy, the
real tower having been blown down
in the great gale of 1904. However,
there are plenty of genuine relics in.
side-where the vast majority of Bos.
ton never go. There are still the old
deep window seats, The balcony sur
rounding the church, with its support.
ing pillars and upper arches; the top
Slaves gallery" and the antique pcws.
The bottom of the ancient pulpit of
hour-glass shape is left us, but the top
was given away by the church officials
in 1920. The clock under the rail has
told of the fight of the man with the
scythe for $50 years; the "Vinegor
Bible" prayer books and silver COM
munion service bearing the royal arms
were gifts from King George II. in
1893; the huge christening basin cane
from parishioner in 1890. The marble
bust of Washington against the wall
was the earliest memorial erected to
the Father of his Country, having been
placed in position but ten years after
his death.--Boston Traveller.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03
About Some Queer Birds.

The woodpecker can climb up the
stem of tree like flash, but he can't
climb down it to save his life The lit.
tie sapgucker of the same family can do
both. The kingfisher dives under the
water and catches its fish in its mouth.
The crane stands in the water and fishes
and spears it's prey with its long, sharp
bill, as you might spear IN eel with a
gig. The crane rises with the fish i'm.
paled on it's bill and flies away home.
| shot a six-foot crane once on the wig
that had two-pound trout impaled in
that way. The fshhawk drops into the
water like plummet and seizes its fish
in its talons.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03
ISLANDS IN THE PACIFIC.
Strange Domestic Customs Among thu
Inhabitants of the South Sea

CtfunEc NuNNOms AnOHK tno
Inhabitants of the South Sea,
The first missionaries found the
Kingsmill island men wearing little OF
no clothing and thc. women clad only
in ashortgrass skirt. There was no mar
riage rite, though when man and won.
an lived together the relationship was
respected. Children were treated with
kindness, but Old people met with but
scant consideration. Fishing and
canoe making were the chief oceupa-
tions OF the men, and mat-maliihg the
principal employment of the women,
as is the case at the present day.
Nowadays, children, Until they are
five years Of age, go about in n state
of complete nudity, and for several years
afterward are clad in exceeding scant
raiment. As they grow older they wear
an article of dress called an arecdy.
This is made Of grass or leaves cut into
fine strips and tied TO string plated
from human hair, and is worn very far
down on the hips. A man may and
often does wear q woman's clothes, but
n single man may not array himself
in the areedy of a married woman,
for this is tabu.
Children are constantly carried about
by their mothers in manner that can
hardly fail TO be very uncomfortable
for child. The mother raises ii from
the ground by one hand and sings 1t
on her side as though it were sack Of
Hour. As the child is lifted up IL spreads
out its legs and takes firm grip OF
the mothers waist, holding on to her
neck with its arms. If it lets 20 1t falls
to the ground-a catastrophe that
causes the mother no concern whatever.
When South Sea Island mother
wishes to chastise her child she seldom
resorts to slapping, and slippers, of
course, she has none. Instead of using
the forms Of punishment customary
among civilized mothers she pulls the
child's hair or bites some part of the
body, generally the fleshy part of the
arm. In wandering about the villages
one sees many children having on their
bodies scars produced by their mothers
teeth. When mother wishes to careBs
her child she deftly draws her thumb
across its eyebrow or cheek or gently
seiZes its cheek between her teeth. The
rubbing Of noses Is also mark OF af.
fcction among the Kingsmill islanders,
rs it Is among the Maoris, of New Zen.
and.-Chautauuuan.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03
Conceit All Gone.

Old Gent-Let me see. Yes, / met
your nephew five years ago, and il you
must know the truth, was disgusted
with him-such vain, conceited, in.
sufferable puppy | never saw in my life,
Old Neighbor-Oh, he's changed com.
pletely now. He's the most modest man
you could find in days journey-hc
doesn't believe he knows anything.
"You don't say SO! Well, now think
of it, when met him he was college
sophomore"
"Yes, and now he's graduate, and
trying to earn his own living."-N. Y.
Weekly.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03
One Dollar Per Year,
FOR BRIGHT CHILDREN.
How They ecu Make Toy Furniture from
Old Corks.

If there's box Of old corks in the
pantry the boy or girl, with jacknife,
can make a whole set of furniture and
many other interesting things out Of
them.
All the tools and materials necessary
nre n very sharp knife, a box of matches.
n bottle of thick mucilnge, liob's water
color paints, few old calling cards, n
hairpin or two, pair of stout scissors,
with sharp points, and the pin-cushlon.
With these and the corks you can
find great deal of interesting amuse.
mcnt.
Perhaps the best thing to begin with
ia the cork out of the mustard pot,
which is large and ilat. Snip the sui
phur heads off of four matches, leaving
them square at the ends. Sharpen the
other ends little, make four holts
with the penltnife in the under side OF
the cork and stick the pointed ends OF
the matches into these. Cut out
circle of a visiting card somewhat
larger than the mustard cork, paste il
on top of the cork, and there stands
beautiful piece of nursery carpentry
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03

known to almost all Of us. TO them
have been fitted the words;
can't get 'em up;
can't get em up:
can't get em up In the morning.
can't get 'em up;
can't get 'em up;
can't get 'em UP at ALL
The captains worse than the sergeant:
The sefgeant's worse than the corp'ral:
The corp'ral's worse than the private;
But the majors the worst Of all!
I can't get EN- up;
i can't get 'etn up;
can't get 'em up In the morning.
] can't get 'em up;
/ can't get 'em up;
can't get 'em up at all!
The last note is followed by the shrlll
whistle Of boatswain's mate and the
prolonged, hoarse cry: "A-a-a-ll
ha-a-ndsw
Then on the decks below you can hear
the master-at-arms rushing from ham
mock to hammock, giving the slug
CARDS slap and shake and repeatedly
crying:
"Heave out; heave out ana lash up!
Run below and watch the feet and
legs dangling from the swinging ham
Jmoclss; see the sailors drop from them
TO the deck like bats from the limbs
of trees, then neatly fold their blankets,
roll them up with the mattress in the
hammocks and pass around the latter
seven times rope lashing until each re-
sembles a huge sausage. Then, UNI
singing them from the hooks overhead,
they carry them hastily on deck to the
nettngs; for in ten minutes after that
bugle call Of reveille every hammock
must be slowed away, and anyone who
comes later with his hammock is re.
ported for punishment by the officer OF
the deck to the captain.--Lieut. John NJ
Ellicott, in st. Nicholas.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03
The Happy Litigant.

Macbeth Simmons is never so happy
as when he has got lawsuit on hand.
He is everlastingly suing somebody or
being sued. Not long since he met his
lawyer, who said:
1--WE got bad news. The court Of
appeals has decided against US. We have
lost the case"
"Never mind losing that case" re-
piled Macbeth. I've got two new ones
since / saw you last, and my brother-in-
law is talking about another .'--Texas
Sitter,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03
BETTER LAUGH.
Ef you feel like bein blue.

HI you feel like bein blue,
Better laugh:
6ighs won't bring sunshine to you
Betterllaugh.
You CANT conquer fate with frowns
In fight OF fifty rounfs;
So In all yer ups an downs
Better thing to do. by half.
Is jist TO laugh.
When yer burdens hard to bear
Better grin.
Curses amt no cure for care,
Better grin.
When your team at orter pull
Balks, don't git onmerciful
An slash and splash aroun'. Fer you'll
Find the surest way to win
Is list to grin.
When you think of cussin'. don't,
Better smile.
When 'skeeters bite and fishes won't
Better smile.
Ef yer hook an line gifts stuck
On the limb, ur some bad luck,
Only way to show yer pluck,
Stead Nv grumbllng all the while,
Is list to smile.
Alfred Ellison, In Chicago Herald.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03
Tho Mean Thing.

Eyes" said the Lovely Woman, "it is
Sery lonely, living in the west. No
neighbors to speak Of"
"That is to say" yenturcd the Mean
Thing. mo neighbors to talk aboutT,
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03
A DlNcuit Feat.

A woman's rights organ calls on the
women to stand closely shoulder to
shoulder in order to obtain heir rights
We don't see how this is possible viii.
the present fashion ia sleeYea1-Teyss
Sitter.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03
Too AHectIonate,

Mamma-You know, Johnnie, thai
when mamma whips her little boy she
does it for his own good.
Johnny-Mamma, | wish you didn't
think quite so much of me.-Tit-Bits
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03
One million standard gold dollar.

One million standard gold dollars
weigh 0-10 short tons, while the stand
ard silver dollar weighs 90 81 short tons
per $1,000,0O0. One million dollars OF
the silver ten-cent piece weigh 20 81
short tons; Of the five-cent nickel,
40 is short tons; OF the one-cent
bronze piece, 342 81 short tons, and OF
the "old" copper cent, 1885 81 short
tons.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03

The robin and the wren are the only
birds that sing all the year round. All
the other warblers have periods Of sS
lence,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03

The general fneness of our silver
coins is from SO to 90 per cent. except
the three-cent piece, which contained
20 per cent. OF alloy,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1896-09-03

Tom Quoting et)--"If thou wilt
needs marry, marry fool"
Bertha--Oh, Tom, this is 80 sudden.
,-JTHrbitA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14

tltn9 ocs 2anbes t6un %tDnnen, Iner=
tennun0 81 perihaifsn uno ben Sie9
81 %empIan0en iib gum 3ie!e itelt.
uro pslln oa5 oeuti1e &eib uno
SeIterrel6su n8arn nab i6perer, aber
@Ott lei 9ant turSer Yriiiun9 uDliers
reAtll9' 10 eng otrblinoet iinO. oab Sbr
29ODl infer Nobl uno unIer g8ebe
SIR @ebe lein Diro, 10 mag au9 uns
per0Onnt ieiu, SGnen Die Yruosrbano
gum 9rOben @eiitsrtampie Su reihen
llno Sbre Nrbeiten uro Wiiben, Sbre
&dmpfe rno Scioen nit unieren Sc.
9enspiinIden gu be9leiten. 2alen
Sic uns i'm rs1ten Slime benz Wabn=
RUE oes oeutiben Gaiiers al bic SOl=
fer gurppa's folsen uno sic bort, pis
bier - 9etrenut maridireno, pereint
i6lageno - Die beili9en Sitter 1rlltlis
der 8eIittun9 10 piel OIL uns, ben
&atboliteu beioer &ei9e, lie9t, manls
bait uno lnerIhrpfen wabren, benz
Saterlanoe uno Dem Siinonilie beioer
&eihe sum Seile uno gum o%auernoen
SeItanoe.
@ott iesne bic tatbolii6e gOltspartsi
IN Seiterreid!
Die 9oritanoi9ait Der Gentrums=
trattlon oes oeutlten &eihstaSes!
Der 9orlissnbe
8ra SOmpe9 d."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
a.. q. r..

PrdIioent SrapnOr in Setrcit, Der
8rObmO9ul bes natiDiitiibsn @ebsim=
oroens Der vamerican protectipe Nio.
ciatiOn", bat iein jdbrlides Yronaun=
ciamentD Gin oas Yolt" erlaiien. SIN
oemielben entnifelt er abermals bas
pOlitiide Yrosramm ieiner gauos unb
unter Serufuns auf bic angsblide
Sbatiade, bab iebr piele Gon9reBmit=
9lisOer benz Oroeu a%u9ebbren, ipridt
er bic Soffnun9 aus, oaB mebrere Der
tatbolitens uno fremoenfeinoli6en Sor.
oerun9en balo in grfiiQuna 9eben tper-
ben. Srapnor ldbt ii6 aud iiber bic
Sunoes : Prdfioentidaft p%srnebmeu,
Pralioent Glepelano piro rebts unb
limits roenaunseo" uno ,peroammt".
Gtwas alimpfli6er fabren Rseo uno
Mcainlep, aber tie iino oenno1 melt
oauOn entfernt, ben @pailfen gu 9sfal=
len. Sa9e9en perben %. g.. Clinton
bon Widisan, Senator Spbn 8. Scar
bon Soma, SOB. %. $. 8raolep BON
&entldp uno grprdiioent Sarriion als
9eeianete &anoioaten an9efubrt, wsl9e
Der llntertaBunS Der 81. g. a." pir-
big ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
Scr Sinanss Seri6t Der ct.
Spnifatiuss 8cmeimoe bon
Weiu &ienna. 81.
- Ttenna, Sa.,

miro eben bel ms benz Druid iiberoeben.
&eu. s. @. Sape, Der gerfafier, ses
~Itattet uns 9itisit einen @bi6nitt aus
OemleIben gu ucr0fientli9en, ba berieIbe
pom aQ9emeinem Snterelie lit. Der
Nbi6nttt 1T cine lleberisbung Der Oecrete
oes LII. 8leuar GonciIs pom Baltimore,
IN VeSu9 auf @emeinperdtbe unS lautet
wte foI9t:
vum Die Ginbeit Der Sisciplins@ eieee,
wie iOI3e in ben msiiten Oi0seien be.
iteben, gu f0rOern, beitimmsn mir I'M
Goncil uereinten Sii60fe: ioweit bas
Gipil9eieb seitattet uno fir ioI6e Srts,
mo cs @ebrau9 1T, 6riitsldubise Mtdn.
ner alS @emeinberatbe ansuitelen, fol-
senbe RcseIn:
/. Die gii6Ofe baben bas &e6t su
enti9cioen iiber bic Hotbpenoi9feit fol-
der @emeinoerGtbe, iiber beren 8abI unb
iiber Die Dirt uno @eiie pie iie erpdblt
weroen ioaen.
2. $50 Nun Der 9ii6of es fir out
era6tet Gaieus GGtbc aus benz glGubi9en
0OIte erwdblen gu IaiIsn, ba ipIen ieSo6
nlr iol3e Manner pdbI6ar isin, beren
Namen pom SeeIiorser in 0orI9Iaa
9ebra6t puroen.
8. Die &dtbe, ME INNER iie erwGbIt
uerben mOsen, miiiIen unbeOin9t, ebe ie
ibr Nmt antreten, pom Sii6of cine
i9rtftli6e approbation BADEN, uno t0ns
nen mad @uta9ten Des Sii9ofs pisber
ab9eiebt werOen.
A. Sci Der @abl Der Ratbe birfen
nur iol9e Mdmuer itinrmen: /. bic oas
einunOjwan,isite (2l) 9~ebsnsiabr errei6t
baben; IL. bic Der Diterli6en Bfli6t
@en!i9e ~Ieiiten, einen Stubl in Der
Stride renten unb audi ~besablsn, ober
auf Ionit cine @eiie, ie mad Dem 0ofal,
gebrau6e gum unterbalt Der @emeinbe
ibren Gbeil beitrasen; III. Sol6e,
pel3e bic 8fli6t, ibre &inber in cine
tatbuIii6e Yfurri3ule gu i6iden, in
feiner 8eiie uernadlaiiisen +; w. SoI5e,
bic gu teiner 9ebeimen, ooer gu ir9snb
elmer anOeren BON Der Stride perbotenen
@eieai6aft sebOren; V. Der jepeilise
Seeli Orser muB goriiser bes @smeinoes
ratbS ietu, uno obne feline 3uitimmllns
ba,f Ni9ts bei6loiien ODER ausssfibrt
werben; vi. 8enn gu irseno elmer 3eit
spii6en benz Seelior9er unb ben @es
meinOerdtben Observation-Disclosures
sntitsben, unb Der Streit ni9t iriebIi9
bei9cIe9t werpen fam, bann iOu Die
Streitirase benz gii6ofe porseIest
perOen; ieiner @uti9eiOuus miiien ii9
glae unterwerien."
Dies iinb bic @eiebe Der Stride.
2otOluerbdItniiie m0sen uielei6t cine
abwci6uns Dor ben Beitimmunssn
4, |. II. unb III. seitpeilis ssitatteu,
ieot9 miiiien Bel allen Rs9elun9en Der
6juansfru9e in ben @emcinOen Oieie @es
iese ais @runOlase unO Ri9ti6nur
bieuen. llnier bO9p'i tier @rsbii9of bat
bic NniteQuug Der @emeinoeratbe, no
INNER tbunli9, empfOblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
lcben t0unten, obne b0B Streiti9tcitcn
5ipiihen linen e%ntIt1noen.

lcben t0untsn, obne o0B Streiti9tcitcn
5pii6en ibnen entltdnoen.
Ser rDmiIhe 4oplt fam in Icines
9egenmQrtt9eu Stellun9 ni6t Inter
tbun riue3 9rCbeu GtNatss merOen,
pine BON ieincm ~erb0benen SDrOne,
Orti NEGLIGENT ole gauge Gbriltenbeit ibu
pcrehrt, berdbSuielQen. IS 1T nOtbs
Wen9iQ, ooB er in icinem ei9eren
Souie Serr uno 30nig lei. 9InOerer=
Ieits tam Der &6ni9 oDn Stalien aud
niht in oerIelheu Staot neben eiuenl
Monorden mObnen, Der iiber i'm erba=
ben lit. bonn oieicr bat l%lntertbanen
iiber bic gauge @elt, iOlueit bic Stride
ii6 eritreft. Ser &Ouis 9enOBe germ.
9ere Nutoriidt als Der tleine S0ni9 BON
@rie1enlano."
Sclbit oas 2o~gcnbIatt, bic ,Sri=
buna", i9reibt bon &om ant 20. Sos
bender: Wenn Der gaplt in's @inper=
ItGnoniB nit ieinen Seinoen trdte, uno
ouf feline meltlihe Serri6aft perai6tete,
10 berlOre er aliO9lei6 ie9liden Gins
fIub auf bic STRIDE uno .fdnoe feline
anbGn9er mebr OuBerbalb Stalien.
Wlan tOnnte es benz PapIte perSeibeu,
Staliener 81 iein, 10 LANCE Stalien 9es
tbeilt mar uno er feline meltli6e Serr=
Idaft beIuB. Man miro es ibm aud
in Der 3utunft nod perSeiben, lueun er
in Dem nelten &Dm, oas pcm alien 10
iebr perI6ieoen lit, fOrtidbrt ii6 Uls
8efanQener 81 betra4ten, jeoo4 ni6t
auf anoere @eiie.
ySieie unpermeibli1e Notbpenbio,
felt, iuel6e DEN Papit spin9t nit Dem
9eaenpdrtisen Stalien, oas aus Der
&eOolutiOn beruOr9eaan9eu lit, in
b~eltGnoi9er 6einoi6aft 81 leben, psr-
ieBt bic &e9ierung in cine duberii
I6wierige &aue."
SOI9e 8~eitdnouiiie aus benz Munos
Der 8e9ner oes Papites o~ffsnbaren midi
bios bic Notbwenoi9teit elmer weltli9er
Serri6aft fir Den Papit, iunOern aud
bic 9rOBe Gerlegenbeit. in pel6s BIZ
&e9ierung ft6 9eittir3t, inoem lie OH
oas SrGn9en Der Sreimaurer uno &e.
pplutionGre ii6 binreiBen lieb, ben
Papite ben lebten EeIt ieiner meltliber
Serrfhaft, bic Staot &pm, rnaere6te,
Meile uno 9epaItIam 81 entreiBen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
WeoattiomSbetu6e.

i Sir cine &eoattion 9ibt es nidts
unaugenebmeres, als mIbreno Der
arbeitsjeit ourb u~nnOtbi9e Ooer iiber
Yeoarf aus9eoebnte Ssiube beldltist gu
tueroen. Sas Geiosn lit aber interna=
tional unb sra1irt Oiesisits oss Oceans
10 gut wie in europa. Nur barf man
in Nnlerita es lua9ell, unnOtbi9e Dee
luhe in iberaus oeutli9er Spra1e Ii6
pom 2eibe 3u balteu. 90 iauo ii6
zines Sa9es an Der SpiBe oes 2ittle
Rod Blade (~9lrtanias) iOlgenoe gDar.
nun9: ,Wir mDdtsn Samuel 0idlon
anratben. uns niht 81 bdrfis in unie.
rem Sanctum su bebeli9en, ionlt tOnn'
ten feline S6ienbeine bic Setanntidaft
unierer Stiefelioblen maben." Der
Gas Ye9as Winco in Nsu-Iierico bsi,
tet folasnosn 9snfSettel al feline Sbire:
Scr gintritt 1T nur nii4ternen Seuten
9eitattet. bic %abOnniren Ooer an3eigen
nOllen. Srunteuboloe uno Ni9tabOn.
nsnten psroen binausaeWorfen." Qn
oisisIbe sasrsiias MANIPULATION erin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
Scr gazetteer Gultus.

@er Die @si6i6te oes 81 gnoe 9s'
1euoen Sabrbunosrts fennt, Wirtlih
tennt. Der WeiB. baB Der g9etteriturm,
Der in ibm nit unerb6rter gGutb ben
Gelien Petri uno oalfit ons Saaaoiunl
Der 6ritIi6en SuItur ielblt umtOit,
oas @ert Der Treimaurerei 1T, beg
elt=8e6eimbunoes, ociien Mpiterie'Il
nur oem bO4ltsn @raoe eri6loIIen Iino
unO crit in neueiisr 3eit in all ibrer
i9refli1en eide uuo Srutalit6t ent-
butt wuroen. Sarum mO9en Diele
Mnurer islbIt in Oerseiblider untennt.
nib uuo lei6t be9reifli6er unluiiisnbsit
in i6rem urtbeile befan9en iein; uber
nabr 1T es oarum oO6. Dap Die o9rei
9untte Sriioer" ben belpuBten Satans=
bienit in S9wuu9 aebraht rro Dem
Nltare @Ottes 9~e9enitber oenieni8en oes
5eufels islbit aufGeftclt bnbsn. g8ir
iUollen beute nur bon Srpeien FOLDER
2ucifers@ ultus= Stdttsn rsosn. Die
cine beiinoet Ii6 in Gbarleiton, SilOs
Carolina, bic anOcre in &om islbit.
Als Die Na9ri6t BON Der griiten3
Der eritereH Oar4 bic preie u~Hisrss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
Die neme Seit briGt art!

SIN r3urider aaaesblatt" itano
neuli9 tOlgenoes Seiratbsgeiua gu
leien: neine junse, bibi9e. ataoemii4
9ebiloete Game. psl6e i'm Stanoe 1T,
einen Wann 81 erndbren, wiiniAt nit
eluem Wann, nibt unter stpanjia Sab.
rem. in Verbinouus 81 treten bebufs
Ipdterer 8erebelidung. Gr muB in
allen 3pei9en oes Sausweiens bewans
bert iein, Siebe 81 &inosrn uno Elm
bei4eioenes @eien baben. gtpas Ser.
mO9en erpiini6t. Sur srnlt semeinte
Shertsn inter Gbifr. W. 9. 293l
nit photographic uno 3eu9niRen
poste restante Sottinsln." 0as Wes
iu6 bat madtia eingeidla9en. wierpobl
es un9ldnbi9e senus slbt, Die es ni6t
iiir emit semeint balten. Sas POltea
reitantefa9 iO0 tdQli6 iiberiilt iein,
mas tein 9iinlti9es urtbeil auf bic
rWanner in Der freien S6weiS" sll-
laBt. 8ielei4t iino es aber aud nur
vuBpO9el", Die lire ,aufri9tig &C..
meinte gemerbun9" e%inisnoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-01-14
ST. GcOar Wapios, Sofia.

lit elm proSeB ~anhdn9is semaht NOR.
ben. oelien Gntiheiouna meitslte &rsiis
intereiiiren oiirite. Die benz Ysrfab-
rem 81 @runoe lieaenben Sbatiaden
limb fOlaeuoermaBen in Der Glassi4riit
oar9ele9t. Dor llnsefabr 2 Sabrsu
peritarb 6rau Selens. Q,@pnneg nno
iuuroe auf Dem tatboliiden Griebbofe
in &ennooo beerbi9t. Die G~rieobofss
pertualtuna bate ge9en bic 8eeroiqung
YrOteit erbOben uno Der Yfarrsr bic
8eranltaltung elmer fir6liben SOFTEN.
feier ab9elebnt, neil Die Yeritorbene iib
bel Sebseiten bon Der tatboliiben @e.
msinoe losaeiaat bate. Sic Samilie
O'@Onnell ltiiBte ii6 auf ibr Selibreht
auf ben Sesrabuibplab auf benz Sriso=
bofe uno lieb Die 2eiae, troB aler Gin.
tpdnoe, bort beItatten. 6ura barauf
6~ffneten Spotenarabsr O'5oole nd1tlis
dsriueiie nit swei Gjebilien - wie es
beiBt auf Inlueiiuns oss Yfarrers Sui.
liuau - oas 8rab, entnabm bic Gei6e
uno be9rub lie on Der 3irbbofsmauer.
Die Sabe wuroe ipdter ru6bar uno
tam 81 Sbren Der Sinterbliebsnsn
Srau S'GOnnels. GeBtere BADEN jeBt
sesen ben Sooten9rdber oas Strafpsr-
fabren pe9en Grabiddnoung einsslei.
tet uno bic 8ranoiurp bat ben damn
aud tbatid9lid in antla9etano per-
iebt. Die gntiteiouus oes pro3siies
1T inIOIerne bon bober Yeoeutung, als
ourd iie oas bisler seiibte &e1t Der
8smeinoeu- uno Jrieobots. 8ermaltun-
gen aui 3uriidweiiuns bon 2ei6en iOl.
der perIOnen. bic 9eardbnibpldBe se-
tauft, iib aber ipdter bon ben Organs
iatiOnen los9eia9t baben, beftdti9t ooer
aber rehtli9 perneint wiro. Giner eno.
9ilti9en SOiuna Der Srage wiro nit
Spannung entse9enseieben.