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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1896-04-16
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
ST. ALBANS.


Mr.. and Mrs. Farrand S. Stranahan and
daughter florence have returned from
Bermuda, where they have been spending
the winter
There was a quiet wedding at st.
Peters church in Shcrbrookc, p. O.. on
the Sth inst, when the Rev. Canon
Thomloe, D. u, united in marriage DIR. f.
Archibald Robertson of St. Adams and
Miss Edna Florence, the youngest dauEh
ter of Capt. Wei, Johnston Of Sherbrooke,
late OF the Royal East India company's
service.
Miss Nancy Elliot. for some time past
teacher at the Warner Home, has resigned
her position and gone to Buffalo. n. Y.
George D. Samson of the Philadelphia
Dental College is at home for the summer.
Mrs. Augusta NJ. Laselle aged IS years,
died at her home at the Bay Sunday after
noon. She was the daughter OF the late
bon Ausus u ecu 1u''s, n ~, o "ru Of rara
int ai,oo,',aI nhu,,,, ond bipb attainments.
,ho 49, t,,,a da,rh,nrs Mics Mary
Jaso,Io toochor In the Grammar school
- ~, "a NJ. Io,'n,t 80 cuanton. and i've
sons charles I.nselle Of this Mace and
Cnoroo IasoI,o 81 Iericbo Her funeral
u.os ho,d rror, her home at . o,cIoc,, Tues-
I,v artornoon
Soarr,o Shni,us ocod so ono ~ c, Al.
49,, niSost ,,.,ido1,s d,ed o. rlv vesierday.
,,so,,i,,a nv s',naroi Mn no bold from
i,i me- ~, ,.'ts' ros,aar o Tho ruler road ~ .
o'elook tbis of,ornonr and the burial will
,,n Do, NJ Shn,tus leayes two
Jo,,ot,,' ,1S ~ Iauatt ord NJrs
Geosa,o s,i,ri - 30 Ct Alhnns
noSoe,, IVA TO- yin he eiven In Tores-
-. t,''i, ~, Eut,a, a,'antng, dancin, iron,
COO 80 o',loot, g.i,h n,,,e,c NV peri.er,.
o,"y ~ "'''
Nrs c,eo,.ea u roster has returned from
so'eral wenlss, ,,isit IN Watertown N v
Mr nn Me- ,nsno ~ rorr,en bava eased
-, W., , 49, .' 40 ~ Sa,, ,o noston u,horo
| ~, LII ,.as,5 e' w.
Nj NJ. rta,,ns i,o,, potos n ser,or At
W., i'ulo,u ~, nj has ta,,en
powuo'a eV,,esy ~ III W. " ad,ne rnor,
and s,,nonosiu,,i sn. ;ho nresant IT. 10 ex-
nnoteS that ~ ~, o,s ,ll ha onened n
tno ',,,,, i,,'' 80, wv noJ''' "''
BNOsRITRGH FALLS.
The Woman's Auxiliary meet on We'd
nesday with Mrs. c. l.. Marsh.-The
Daughters OF the King meet on Monday
evening at st. Matthew'S rectory-Rev.
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WINOOSKI.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen are receiving
congratulations over the birth of a bounc-
ing boy.
The following are the real estate trans
fers since March /, 1896, in Colchester and
Winooski:
Levi Brassor and wife to Gilbert Bour-
gault, vacant lot on the south side of
Lafountain street: Ormond Cole to Alfred
and Alice Barney, a vacant lot adjoining
their homestead on the south side of Cole
street; Elijah and Nancy Barlow to Jo-
seph Barlow, house and lot on north side
OF Sheppard street: Irena Trick to Frank
Fcnen. a ten acre lot in Colchester Cen
tire; George +. and Phoebe Paro to John
H. Mayo, homestead in Colchester Cen
tire; II. *. and Jeannette Lord to Harriet
r. Miles, homestead ut Colchester Centre;
Eugene and Albina Major to Rosair Piche
homestead north side of East Spring
street; John S. Michaud TO Fanny Allen
Hospital, house and lot on southeast cor
ner of Main and Plat streets; Lettie +.
Ballard to Joseph St. Pierre, house and
lot on west side of Leclair street; W. n.
Severance and Mary b. to H. f. Thomp-
son. home farm north of Colchester Cen
tire: Isaac Patenaude to Eugene and AL
bina Major, house and lot on southeast
corner of Main and Fountain street: Mrs
C. A. Champion to G.. d. Nash. homestead
south side of East Allen street. Morris
Smith, who has purchased the Champion
house through G. ID. Nash, is making
some extensive repairs and changes, pre-
vious to moving in. a kitchen has been
added and the old kitchen has been re-
modelled into dining room All the
rooms on the first floor open into each
other by means of double doors which
have been cut. The house is being paper
ed and painted, and when finished will be
very attractive and neat.
Durfee Lavee has resumed building OPP
erations on his residence on East Allen
street after a rest of n year.
The republican town committee have
posted a warning calling a republican
caucus to be held in Concert hall We'd
nesday evening, April 22d. to elect f1ve
delegates and five altcrnates to attend the
State republican convention to be held
at Montpelier. Wednesday, April 10Th; also
TO elect five delegates and five alternates
to attend the first district convention. TO
be held in Burlington, April Both.
The Winooski Steamer company held
their annual meeting last evening at
their rooms. The several officers present.
ed their reports which were duly accepted
and adopted. The membership at present
is 49, The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Foreman, c. II.
Stevens; first assistant foreman, Fl. L.
Thomas second assistant forman, +. H.
Bigwood; clerk and treasurer l. b. La
vigne; engineer, w. o. Dyke; first assist
ant engineer, George Mcdonald; second
assistant engineer, Martin McGrath; fire.
man, n. T.. Provost; auditor, F. Il. Big
wood; stewart. W. o. Dyke. Membership,
2S
The river has been slowly receding since
noontime yesterday and by 10 o'clock had
fallen about two feet al the falls and
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ESSEN COUNTY.
ISLAND POND.

w. F. Tinngan and Miss Wmfred White
were united in marriage at the Catholic
church. Tuesday. April Z, by the Rev. FIR.
Trottier.-The funeral Of Mrs. Abiah Blake
was held at the residence of her sisters 4,
the Misses Mansur, last Sunday.-Wash-
outs at Stark and Percy have suspended
all traffic east Of here since p. m, Mon
daV
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GgcS1&tae&udsnV
Tile Largest and Handson,est Store in tie State
The Finest and Most Complete Stock
In the State.
Millinery.

Millinery.
OR Millinery Reception still
continues. Our parlors are crowd
ed every day with throngs who
enjoy the beautiful works of art.
Such natty creations of Headgear |!
Please all who see them, and every
buyer says SO reasonable.
Wraps for Spring Days.
These are great days in the Cloak
Room. The fact that every gar
ment is new is appreciated by the
crowds who visit Us, and the quiet,
refined elegance shown in Our en-
tire line is commended very strong
ly. Remember that every gar
ment we own is from the manu-
facturers this season.
Wash Goods.
Dainty things here, at prices that
sell them. Costs very little to be
we'll dressed from this Department.
Have you noted carefully the goods
and pricess 1t will pay you.
Lingerie.
Several lines of the finest makes.
n,cu !!ns ST111 ~% mn
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VERMONT LOCAL NEWS.
CONTINUED from first page.)

are II feet high by feet wide, and will be
placed in position soon. They are very
fine piece of work.-W. s. Severance, son
of Rev. NJ L. Severance, was taken sud-
denly insane Saturday lie Is at present
at his fathers home undergoing treatment
and 1t is thought he will recover.
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Piles of beautiful snowy things
Why make your own gown and
chemise when you can get hand
some, we'll made garments at less
than the material costs. This state
ment is true. Try it and you will
see.
Innings.
Our Lining Department has been
a great success from the start, and
the reason is we carry only the
finest goods, and always have a
complete line.
Silks.
This Department is a strong
hold. Lovely goods and in
endless variety. Have you seen
the great line we carrys Elegant
they are and beyond individual de-
scription. Our buyer has this De-
partment in the finest trim all the
while. A visit will convince you.
Come and see the new store.
Lockers as welcome as pur-
chasers.
o n " nro.orMeuy
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GludnesS Comes

With a better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys.
ical ills which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle efforts-pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that so many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to constipated condi.
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and Is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without facilitating the
organs on which 1t acts. tits therefore
all important, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur'
chase, that you have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup Co. only, and sold by all rep
utable druggists. -,
If In the enjoyment OF good health,
and the system is regular, then laxa'
tives or other remedies are not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease, one
may be commended to the most skillful
physicians, but II in need Of q laxative,
then one should have the best, and with
the well-informedev everywhere, Syrupo OF
Figs stands highest and Is most largely
! used and gives mostGenerai satisfaction.
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with her parents In this town-Ralph
Perry is to teach In school No. 8. and Miss
Mabel Hull in No. 10.-Sugar makers report
the largest run of sap for years during the
past week.-Edward Charpcntier is run
ming j. F.. Rice's sugar place.
JERICHO CENTRE.
At tho Congregational church here on
Easter Sunday $50 was contributed for the
relief of the Armenlans.-Urania Morse is
failing.-Mrs Hiram Wilder was at the
Corners few days last week, caring for
Mr.. Wilder's mother, who was sick at Mrs
Bullock's.-NIrs. Philip Tomlinson. who had
been sick with the grip, Is better.-Miss
Elsie Cunningham who for a long time had
been sick with hardening of the liver and
had slightly improved, was recently at
tackled with the grippe, but is now some
what better.-The widow of the late George
Hatch died April of pneumonia, aged ~
years. The funeral was held at her late
residence Friday at p. m, Rev. Mr.. Rose
officiating. The youngest child of Mr. and
Mrs. Abel ITaskins has been very Ill the
past week.
SHELBuRNE.
Mr.. Dennis C. Hurley and Miss Mary
A. Gribbcn were married in St. Peters
church. Vergenncs, Tuesday at p. M,
by the Rev. Father Buchane. Mr.. Hur-
ley Is a trusted cmploye on Shclburne
Farms and tho bride is now and has been
for tho last eight years our popular, oblig-
ing and efficient post mistress, and 1t will
be gratifying to our people to know that
the consummation of this alliance will
cause no change in tho present adminis-
tration of the office After a brief we'd
ding trip, the newly welded couple VIII he
at home to their friends, who wish them
a long and happy married life-Mr. Lee
Tracy went to Boston on Tuesdays flyer,
To-. -. f,. 91tF
George Y. Bliss of Burlington held service
in Trinity church last Sunday afternoon
in the absence of the rector, Rev. b. w.
Atwell.-Rev. w. j. Chapman left on Mon
day. for confercnce.-Some 20 or more Of
our citizens attended the play Of Rip Van
Wrinkle Monday cvening.-N. r. Miller,
esq, left Wednesday for Gloversvile.
n. Y, to attend. as q lay delegate, the
Troy conference now in session in that
city.
JERICHO.
Prof. j. S. Cilley is on the sick list
Mrs b. $. Martin and Mrs. s. b. Wills
are in New York for new goods.--rhe vii
lage school commenced Monday with
=. NJ Maurice and Miss Lena Wilton as
teachcrs.-Wm. T.. Allen will move from
the L. a. Irish house to Mrs. Oliver
Rogers house.-Myron Cochran has gone
to Berlin, N. Y, where he has a situation.
IL. II. Howe OF Rutland was in town
Saturdny.-The fifth annual meeting of
the w. G. r. u. will be held at the Brick
church, April 81, ut 2:30 p. m. Reports of
the years work VIII be given and plans
for the coming. coar presented. A full
attendance is desired. Mrs r. h. Bund,
County President is expected to be pres
ent.-Yon Yonson's minstrcs will give
their entertainment at Academy Hall.
April 23d.-Rev. j. r. Buzzell spent few
days last week at Passumpsic and vicni-
ty.
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ENOsBURGH FALLS.

Rev. A. W. C. Anderson has gone to
Barre, VT. to attend the annual meeting
of the Vermont conference. Mr.. Anderson
carries with him the unanimous wish Of
the church that e.may return to his pas
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WESTFORD.

Mrs. John =. Rice Is slightly better
Mrs. Harriet Freeman and Miss Mary Al
len Of Worcester, Mass. are visiting at
Frank Alien's.-Elliott Bowman and
daughter. Miss Stella Of Essex Junction,
are visiting friends In town,-Adolphus
Garrow of Essex was IN town Saturday
to get signers for petition to pardon Ed
ward Garrow. who is serving a sentence
of three years for larceny.-Mfs Willis
Newell Of Charlotte Is spending Q week
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WEST MILTON.

The river Is clear Of ice and the ice alons
the banks is rapidly disappearing A large
amount OF sugar is being made. Corrie
Osgood has already made a thousand
pounds.-Mr. and Mrs. VIII Munson OF
Colchester spent the Sabbath at C. W.
Wright's.
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Harry Hsrriok and wife recently paid
. visit 10 his nothsY.-E. 8. Whitcomb, IT.,
v Quits III with tho grippe.-Mr Moron
Ms Haado over 100 syrup cans this spring
and hes contractsd for enough more to
bring tAe nunabsr n over s0O0-Mrs DR..
Br.dfoSd has BEEN ~ for the past week.
A dance Wa Sivun a. q. A. r. hall to
some q tho friends OF w. G. Hale and
wife prsviouS 10 thetr departure for Mont
pelisr. About 10 couples were present
Mrs. y. n. Mann has been appointed as
superintendent Of schools IN Jericho for
another ysar.-halph Scott Is at Edward
MartinS.-|The sugar crop Is very plenti-
full this year IN this victnity.-Several
went 70 Burlington to hear Joseph Jeffsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
Icw 9crf.

Sn ben ndhiten SaQcn i6on miro
Die DNmericon Dir Yoluer 3d." orei
ibrer Wn0en duf Der 1875. Str. =0iuic
Der 3. GOe. =GNbclbabn III 9tew Yort
l0ufen lNiicn. Oils SreibtroIt fiir Die
neleu @O9en miro, mie luieoerbolt be-
riNtet, tomprimirte Guft benubt, Die
llh in StN6l=Sehdltsrn ulter ben Gars
bcfinoet. Die Sorrihtuug sum BRENT
len it cine DOrsiigli1e. Nit elmer
Sanobeme9un9 bat Der MtotOrmnnn
Den g8aQen p%Ollit0nola inter &ontrOlIe.
Die QSaQen Daben oas NllSieben Der
Observation-Disclosures; tie limb 2S
6uB lang uuo miegen einitIieblib oe8
WtchOnismus ettpa $4,000 8funo. IS
heibt, OaB Die Ma9en allgcnblidli6 sum
StiQIt0no 9ebro6t unO reperIirt mer=
Den tDnncn. glu6 iOll benin NnbAlten
loWOOl mie beim SOSf0breu niHt Die Qe=
rinNitc Gri6iitterun9 3u ipiiren iein.
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bis gu II Wteileu per StunOe Surilfle,
gen uno erit nu6 3uriidle9un9 Don IL
Wteilcn ipieOer Der 6illlunQ nit tompri=
mirter &uft beoiirien. I'm bel Dem
bODen Druid Der &uft oos ooour6 en-
Seu9te Ginirieren Der Gentile 81 perbin=
bern, tommen feline SeiSappOrUte III
~Nnipcnoun9, our6 lUel6e OuBerOem Die
Sp0nutroft Der GrudluIt nod erbDbt
miro. SO3 6iilleu Der StobltOliuoer
nit tOm9rimlrter 2uft ioul nur cine
babe Mtinute IN 2tnipruD nebmcn.
Gie eritcu 6ors marcn idon pori9e
98O6e fertiQ. bob persoQerte Ii6 oeren
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o6cnoers" al 0enlelbeu angebra9t
peroen mllbtCn.
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bort frllber nod nlht QeIe9en mar. Gs
mar Der Diermaiti9e Neutrality-suspicious.
nNucon0", tpelber Die Belle bon 60p=
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inter pollen Se9eln in 50 SuQen 9e=
madt bate. 9as SbiIf bat bel elmer
Gdn9e non 800 uno elmer yreite BON
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SOnnen. @ie 6opt. %9tObbins, Der
oas S6if fiibrte, mittbeilte, limb Die
WaIriifen=&lipper guar feline b~eileren
Se9ler ols bic altmcoiihen Slipper,
ober tie limb mioer itanosTdbiaer oe9en
Sturm uno WellenihlaQ, Da bic WaQen
ilber ibr Sed abflieBen ME oas g8ailer
BON benz &iiten elmer @ute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
SuiuoiS>

Mon be'6diti9t Ii6 III berI6ie=
bCncu StNotcn Der Wcyeini9ten Stou=
ten NorDOmerjtOs nit Dem @eDOnteu
beionOere 6abritrcdeu fir &U0iObrer
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Glen DOcr !Nol3idulcn iibcr OOer neben
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mcroen. Sine 0cicui00it lit ioeben
in Der @rijuoun9 bt0yireu, I'm DOu
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Oub Ols Nus9lei6 Die 9rObe 9Cnnebnr=
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qieroe, 6uBQdn9er, &iebbeerocn uilp.
bclGItiQt 81 'ein. Sn Gtm Y)ort 1T es
9lei6fnls i'm 28erte, ouf eiIernen Srd=
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erri6ten, I'm Su ermD1llher, oaB bic
III ben GOritQoten mObuenoen, OUS
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8abn gu benuBen, IOfit Die 8eieui9nit
Elm 9utes @el6Qit Su MAIDEN. Sn ab=
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ni6t 9Nn3. oenn Dor unQeidbr Sebn
S0brcn tru9 man ii9 in Gn0IOno nit
Dem PrOjette, DOn GOnoOn nad GriQbs
ton cine 6NbrrNOitrObe gu bGueN, Ober
bus mar nod 81 frli9.
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SIo=&arOiiua.

- Sin untpiiroi0e3 S6auibiel mar
es, ais Der 8ouperueller Gpaus bon
SOutb Carolina lIno Der &rei5ri1ter
G0rl aus oemielben StNute, beioe yez
perber Inn ben SIP, ben jsBt Senator
SrbD inue bat, iib in elmer 0Ifeuilibcn
Seriammlung auf Der Sribiine in Die
!Saare 9erietben. 9as Stoutsobcrs
baupt mari Dem 3i6ter cine lanoesiib=
llhe Terbol=Snlurie an Den re6ts9e=
lebrten &opf, morauf Der Sieuer Der
Sbemls oos 9te6t in Die eiQene Sano
tabm uno ycOram plbllco" Dem
StaatsOberbaupte einen NauitI6luq
auf ben Sddoel nerieBte, I'm absr iait
in oem'elben NIugenbllfe unter einem
StoBe, Den ibm Der "a TEMPO" ous=
langenoe 0OuOerneur III einen Ieiner
Seelenipie9el oer'eBte. gu Yooen gu
ItiirSen, oNB es brD6nte. IS fam Damn
auf Der Sribiine 81 elmer aQ9emeinen
Sauerei, Die ober Elm b0loiQes Gnoe
fano, Obne DaB e5 notbpenoig 9elpors
Den mIre, Sruppen Su requiriren. mo=
BON @ouOerneure oes NitgelO'iben II.
I. 10. S9lO9es betanntli6 teineGreunoe
liro.
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@ic lit SicS (,

@ir bictcr cinbuuocrt Dollars 3eIobuuuo fir icoer
IaLl Don RutGrrb. Der ntdt burd ginuebmcn uCu SALTS
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lestsu 10 SUbreE ~getUunt uno hultcn ibu iir uoItomz
men cbrcnbatt in alien Observation-Disclosures uuo
imam; tel 5eiGbigt, GlC uou ietnet 6truIa eiuoe9dugeueu
GCrbiuhljhteitCr III eriiileH.
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@GIeing. Riuudn ~ Warptu, @roBbanbelsz
Grogut'tcr, Goleoo, =.
Nuu'5 ROturrbsNur piro iruerIid geuommen uno
ptrtt otreft dui oas Stut uno bic ihletmlocn SSerfds
den oC5 SpliemS. Vrct5 20 Gents iir bic Glaibe. @crs
taUit pcu alien Npotbe;;yu. .Scusuiie irei %periauot.
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@iSconNu.

Syn Winneba9oer GountDs@e=
fQngnib III Sibtoib b. b%elinnet iih ein
Wann. Der tbatid6li6 cine ~lebsnsIdng.
liAe 0eiQnQriBItrafe abliBt, mGbreuO
ieln 9On3es HerbreAen III WtibH6tun9
oes @eri6tes beitono. g8illiom 0oppe
mar am %. SeSember 1895 Dem 8e.
fdn9niile ilberDieIen worOen, neil er
li6 meigerte, Doer aud nlbt i'm Stanoe
mar, Die 6eri6tsfol1en i'm Yetruge BON
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8eri6t 5u9lei6 anQeOronet bate, ooB
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ilberpieIen. go LANCE Dns llrtbeil
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lihe 0efGnQniBltrafe, uuo es lit Der
Yeriu6 9ema6t ipOrOen, Scopes Ser
9eben aus Der .ciDileu" Wtiba6tung
in cine ,criminelle" umiutpanoeln; oies
Ter Seriuh mar aber bl9ber Dbne Gr.
folg. SEPT mill man ii6 an Den @Ou=
oerneur menoen, UNI lilr Den WGnn
cine SegnNoi9urQ III erlQuQen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11

Nir brln9en bCllte oo5 Vllo zines
Monne5, oclcn N0me lehr DIT i'm per-
flOiienen Sabre in ben Sp0Iten Oieier
3eltunQ crrudbnt muroe, Elm M0nu
inter Seuti6en icbr woDl bct0nnt,
nGnIi4 s.. HObrbOner, Der GriinOer
Der Iurtle &0te GoIOnie.
g9cnn cin Monn our6 eigeue Strait
uno 5b0tigteit IiA gu elmer beruOr=
rn9enOen Stelle emporibwinQt, unO
penn er ouf OieIer G0bercn Stuie Der
Gei6dit.Welt ais Elm IN jeOer Ye5iebung
treuer uno CGrenbuiter W0nn itebt.
bonn fam CT nit 9teht Den Geipect
uuo O08 3utrnuen ieiner 2unOsleute
unO Mitbiir9er erpnrtCn rnO nit Ters
NniIQcn Weroen mir 5uQeben, o0B bic
les IN pDllem MaBe Dem Serrn SObr=
bauer 81 She'll ~9euoroen 1T. Stint
3eGn Sabre Suriif fam HOhrb0uer als
junger WtNnn nNG Nmerita. nit 8elo
pcricbCn, 0ber rci6li6 oeriebeu
nit eincm tbQtiQen unO lebbGiten linz
tcrne6mun9s0eilt, bon elmer ar89es
SeiGneten @eibGftsbiloun9 9eitiibt.
g8eui9e Sage nO6 ieiner Nntunft in
Ct. Youl ilbernObm er cine gSer=
t~rouensiteIle in elmer Der Yonfen
uuo i9nell 9elnn9 es ibnr, ons 3u=
trQuen un0 ben gutcn gSiQen ieincr
YOr8eiebtcn in bOllem WGBe 81 seDin=
ncn. 9Ob Die Sbiti9teit als Gpmmis
i'm &Qnt9crGumc maro ibn balo 81
eng; ein 9r0Bsres 6elO iiir ieine @ir-
tung5luit muBte or iinoen uno 10 ing
er in tleinem MtoBit0be an, Sano= uno
6OlOniIatiOns @eida't su betreiben.
Wtebrere ~bliibenOe GOlpnien oeroanten
lire GrlitenS Dem Serrn &pbrbauer.
Snbr fir SNbr tuu6s oies icin Inter
nebn1eu UOn elnem tleinen NnfNn9 81
elmer beoeutenoen @r0Be uuo 3lpei
grObe Siiicen in st. Saul uno
MinneapOlls, bic &obrbauer iein eigeu
nennt, iteben jeBt Nls Seweis bierfilr
OO. Inter ben GOlOnien, bic GObr=
bauer Qe0riinoet bat, itebt bic beuti4e
Inlieolun9 ,Surtle GGte GDlOnie" ols
Die 9rOBte uno in jeoer 8~e3lebung bic
beoeutenoi lie. Hiiitige oeuti6e Sarmer
bon ben 0itliden uno noroweitli6er
Staaten bnben bier lire Seimatb 9e=
fuuoen, uuo Sieben fOrtpGbrenO
Treunoe uno Setnnnte n06. &ein
Q8unoer, bob oieIe 6olonie in einigen
Sobren gu elmer 6rOBe 9enadien 1T,
bic iie gu elmer Der beiten uno bliibeno-
ten NniieolunQen I'M 9onSen NOrb-
weiten 9em06t bat. Sn Ct. Paul bat
9err &ObrbOuer, ME 0eia9t, ieinen
9lnfanQ 0emG6t uno bier in go. 1877
Slt 9ritte Str0Be finoet man iein
0rOBes uno 9uiein9eri4tetes Saupt.
cOmptuir, no cin Sober tets auf eiu
freunOlides GntQegeniDmmen bon ibm
uno ieiEem oeuti4en GOmptOirper iOnal
lj9er 1T.