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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-26
ELEPHANT NOT CLEVER.
rhc Popular Belief contradietcd by an
English Writer.

English Writer.
The elephant possesses very charm
i!c CHARACTERISTICS and makes very
pleasant companion For one thing he
is not easily mislaid, and he is very
obcdient to 5ia slightest hint given by
his mahoui
. In speed il is SC freely a record break
CT, but he can ct over the ground in
his shutting W. at the rate Of 10
miles an hour, when he likes.
There is one thing that ne Is not-he
is not Il really claver animal, i'll spite
of all the tales il the story books to the
contrary; otherwise he would not suffer
himself to be so easily captured i'll the
kheddahs, the huge forest Enclosures III
to which the hunters drive the herds OF
elephants for the purpose of capture.
All the actions which are apparently
spontaneous on the part of the working
elephant are really performed ut the
bidding of the mahout. The driver on
his neck directs every movement by
pressure of the knee, and as the mans
knees are concealed under the elephants
ears it is very easy to imagine that The
elephant thinks for himself.
When the mahout elects, for Il change,
to sit on tho saddle, or pad, he drives
with his feet, and tho dullest eye CHI
detect how rub of the heel on the
right shoulder t0rns the elephant to the
left and vice versa.
After his tract;;Sility his gcntleness is
the elephants mostmarked characters
tic. The mahout takes cruel advantage
of his disposition sometimes, thrashing
him on the toe nail with Il billet OF
wood, OFF free from risk of discovery
by his European master-pricking his
trunk with spear till blood flows.
An elephant has rarely been known
to retaliate save when it must. When
that curious madness comes on him, nc
one dares approach him i'll his picllets.
If he he taken i'll must, and the fact cs'
cape notice, the consequences arc likely
to be awkward ut least.
In Il subarb Of RanSun an elephant
belonging TO Il finn of rice merchant,
was one afternoon taken down TO the
river for his usual bath after work. Hit
had, the mahout said, been dull" al
day and seemed ont of sorts. He was i'll
must. He sisnificd the fact by Selling
his mahout and tossing the astonishod
man into the water; then he ran into
the go down close b.; and, with ono
squeal, dismissed some 200 coolies al
work there
The go down was a hugo palisa'lC
shed, covering over IN acre and WAS full
of loose paddy (unhusked rice) and
stacks Of bags and grain For two nights
and two days that elephant enjoyed
himself among those stacks. Spcarmcn,
posted round the palisade wall, kept
him in, and one might have supposed &C
elephants rent on mischief had bee.
there instead of one mad one. At last
he was made prisoner with the aid OF
two big tuskers and chained up until
such time rs he should recover himself.
London Sketch.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-26

flowers out of another parterre end the
blue flowers out OF another parterre and
the pink flowers out of another parterre
and gracefully and skillfully work these
four or five crowns into one crown OF
beauty. So all the splendors Of earth
and heaven are to be enwreathed into
one coronal for our Lords forehead
one blazing glory, one dazzling bright
ness, one overpowering perfume, one
down flashing, up rolling, outspread-
ing maenifcence, and so on his bead
shall be many crowns.
The Greatest Crown.
The worlds best music will yet be
sounded in his praise the worlds best
architecture built for his worship, tho
words best paintings descriptive of his
triumphs, the words best sculpture per-
petuate the memory of his heroes and
heroines. Already the crown woven out
of many crowns is being put upon his
brow. His Scared feet are already as
cending the throne. \ careful statiSti-
clan estimates that in 1850 there will
be III, 900, 600 people i'll the United
States, and by the present ratio of unit
ing with the church 100000 OF
them will be church members. What
think We of that, We pessimistS inspired
BY the devil? The deadest failure Ill the
universe is the Kingdom OF satan. The
grandest throne Of iii time and all eter-
nifty is the enc that Christ is NOW
mounting The most of US will not see
the contamination in this world, but
we will gaze on it from the high heav-
ems. The morning of that consumnla-
ton will arrive, and what Il stir i'll the
holy cityl All the towers of gold will
ring its arrival. All the chariots will
roll into line. The armies of heaven
which John saw seated on white horses
passing in infinite cavalcade The in
habitants of Europe. Asia, Africa,
North and South America and of all is
lands of the sea, and perhaps of other
worlds, will join in u procession COM
pared with which that Of next Tuesday
will not make one battalion. The cou-
queror ahead, having on his vesture
and on his thigh written king of
kings and Lord Of lords, and when he
passes through the chief of the y up
lifted gates, all nations following, may
YOU and be there TO hear the combined
shout of church militant and church
triumphant. Until the choirS standing
on 1.-THE sea of glass mingled with fire
shall sound the triumph il moro jubi-
liant strains, accompanied by harpcrs
with their harps and trumpeters with
their trumpets, the hundred and forty
and four thousand coming into the
chorus, I think we will stick to Isaac
Watts old hymn, which the 5000 ma
tives of Tonga, FIJI and Samoa sang
when they gave up their idolatries for
Christianity, and / would not be sur
prised to see some of you old heroes of
the cross, who for a lifetime have been
toiling in the service, beating time with
your right hand little tremulous with
many years:
Jesus shall reign whcrcer the sun
Does his successive journeys run;
His Kingdom stretch from shore 10 shore
Till suns shall rise and set no more.
Let every creature rise and bring
Peculiar honors TO our King;
Angels descend with songs again,
And earth repeat the loud amen.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-26
RAKED UP HIS LATIN.
And Succeeded In Unearthins Terms THAI
Startled the Waiter.

And Succeeded In UnearthinS Terms That
Startled the Waiter.
A western lawyer went into the
Planters cafe few days ago. He had
not always lived in the far west and in
his college days i'll the cast was well
enough acquainted with the French
bills of fare of swell New York restau-
rants. But cut i'll his new home he had
forgotten about soup au pot eras and
pomme de terre la duchesse Tic fact
that he could not read some OF the deli
cacios on tie menu exasperated him,
and he proceeded to have fun with the
waiter.
Nothing here that I'd care for, "
said he to the claw hammered attendant
eve can serve you anything for dim
ner, sir, said the waiter, confident that
he could please his customer before be
got through with him.
Have you sine qua non!'
The waiter stared
"No-o-o sir" he answered.
"What about bonmots? Have you
any,"
"No, sir I"
''Then let me have scme nice ignis
fatuus. That's good at this time of the
year. -
eve haven't got it. y
Bring me sone tempus fugit then.
That's out, too, sir. .
"You must have pluribus unum. "
This time the waiter locked bright
GIVE heard them speak about it i'll The
kitchen. Iii 90 and see. .
He came back empty handed and de-
jected "Wc haven't got it, +" he STAN
mered.
"Strangc that I can't get amy of these
seasonablc things. Try once more and
find out if they have pro bono publico. -
"I'll call Nh. Weaver" said the
waiter, almost crazy by this time.
"Perhaps he can tell what you want. y
The guest from the west caught him
by the coattails.
"All right, said he, "and in the
meantime bring me some roast beef and
fried potatoes -
We have lt!' yelled the waiter IN
his delight at hearing Of something that
was obtainable, and he flew off to the
kitchen and came back with the beef
and the potatoes and Landlord Weaver
in the wake.
The attorney and the hotel man had
good laugh at the expense Of the un-
fortunate waiter, who confided 10 tie
chef in the kitchen that he had struck Il
man who must have been eating at Del
monico's all his life.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-26

The electric current UndcrgGcs general
transformations before starting from the
power house at h,iaaala falls on It's trip
to Buffalo Or lcnying &c h;:; Sener-
at0r tie tlrca rhaso alternating current
of 2. $50 volts pas .es through caoles to
the TRANSFORMER hcasc, where iG IS COLI
nectcd with two "stcp up transformers
of ,250 horsepower each, which raise
the current to 10, 70O volts. From the
transformers the current passes TO u
switchboard, from which it starts along
the pole line toward its destination. On
arriving mt Buffalo the caIrent passes
through tic step down" transformers,
which step it Gown from 10, 100 volts To
$40 volts. After his $40 volt alteifiat-
ing current las passed through the ro-
tary coMvorters it becomes $40 volts d.
rect current and is ready to be sent out
over the electric railway lines.
The responsibility Of the Niagara
Falls Power company ceases when it de-
livcrs the electric current ut Buffalo.
The distribution of the power is i'll tie
hands Of Il HuEc0mpany Known us the
Cataract Power and Conduit company.
The Introduction Of power from Nj
agara, which today is operating IT'S
leading street railway lines, opens up
almost liniit!ess possibilities fer The city
of Buffalo Already it stands sixth in
the list of the great commercial cities OF
the world. What its position will he a
few years hence, when the great cat
aract is delivering ut its gates $4,000
electric horsepowcr-an amount suili,
cient to operate all the machinery with
in its borGcrs aud TO furnish light and
heat TO every building at a lower cost
than has been known in amy other mu-
nicipality-no one can accurately pre-
dict. -Harper' Weekly.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-26
A Measure OF DISTANCE.

"How far is it from here to Brush
burg?' asked :, tourist Of IN old fellow
who was hceing weeds i'll field of
sickly corn down south - Is it far"
"Waal, it :lain't so very fer nor it
hahn so very nigh. If you go raound
by the big road, it's ferder nor it is
nigh, but il you cut acrost country it's
higher nor it IS fer, an il You keep light
straight ahead it's kinder betwixt nigh
an fer, but lis considerable of II ja'nt
from hyar no matter how you git thar. y
--Harper's Bazaar.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-26
LIFE IN THE POLAR SEAS

Plenty of Fears, Birds and Narwhals
Millions of Iriddicrs and FIcas.
It is evident, according TO Manson,
that the waters of the polar seas are fan
from being deserted By living creatures.
Wherever the sea is open CT partially SC
seals, narwhals and birds abound, and
Oh the hears of ice near the edge of the
water the lears are numerous. Under
the ice Murine animals are rot wanting.
The explorers found i'll abundance little
crustaceans. whose discovery was the
result of an accident.
One day the cook sunk a piece OF
meat i'll hole which he had cut in the
ice with view of thawing it out. That
is method often rcsortcd to for the
purpose OF sparing the fuel. Forty-eighl
hours aftcrward, while taking out The
meat, the cock WIS aS;onished to find
an immense ECnbeI CT little animal:
that dropped upon the surface OF the ice
and commenced TO jump about like
heas. Nansen, who is Il professor Of
zoology, had no trouble in recognizing
these little crustaceans, which may be
seen jumping in Tie sand, and which
are called sand fcas. He was delighted
at the discovery, because the creature:
are good to eat although they contain
but little nourishment.
A few months later on, when III IS
or so degrees north latitude, in Octo
ber-that is to say, at the beginning OF
the long winter night-hc fished up i'll ;
little net with close meshes quantity
of little crustaceans. This proves that
life is by no means suspended under the
ice; on the contrary, it is very active.
In the mud Of the bottom, where the
water is shallow, there are numerous
stu1ish, mollusks, wo1ms, spungcs arc
several species OF Observation-Disclosures
dies Debats
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SWinulcd.

First Street Loafcr-It's Il shame,
Bill, to think that any one would swim
die poor hard working man i'll that
way.
Second Street Loafer-Why, what's
your trouble?
First Street Loafcr-Here 1 worked
hard for half !. day painting MP spar
row into IL redheaded Belgian canary,
and am blowed if the fellow sold it
to didn't give me bad half crown for
it.-London Spare Moments.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-26

The town in England best provided
with places of worship is the ancient
one of Rochdale, where there are l45
churches and chapcls. Fifty belong TO
the church of England and 80 to the
nonconformists The church of Eng
land accommodates 81, 40 and the nom
conformists 81, $50 persons in sittings.
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4 Decided Hint.

Mother-What in the world ever pos
sessed you to give Mr.. Bingo q shaving
set?
Daughter-He never seems to realize
how tender my face is.--Detroit Free
Press.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-26

Never does man portray his own
character more wildly than in his man.
ner of portraying another. Richter.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-26

~ stops for passengers ON signal toconduct
xndaily, except Sunday.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-26
Building JTlatGTial

Doors. Windows, Blinds, Mantes
White Pine Mouldings, Porch Col
umns, Porch Trimmings, Adjus-
tible Gable Ornaments, Shin
giles, Laths, Hair, Lime, Ce-
ment, and a full line OF
Hardware, Cook, Parlor
Gasoline, and Air Tight
Stoves, Pumps, Stone Well
Curling. Wall Paper, Tin
and Crystal Ware, Lever Set
ting Cultivators, Harrows, Wheel
Barrows, Wheel Wood, Coal, Paints. &c
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1897-06-26

Jesus shall reign whcre'er the sun
Does his successive journeys run;
His Kingdom stretch from shore 10 shore
Till suns shall rise and set no more.
Let every creature rise and bring
Peculiar honors TO our King;
Angels descend with songs again,
And earth repeat the loud amen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
Cine &Gnbergeidi6te

1leueren Satums bat ii6 bel Cascade
erei9net. llnsefdbr flint Wteilen iiio=
Ditlib bon Cascade, in .Safion @ountD.
pObnen Die 8ebriioer Sbomas rno
gartblep Wurpbp, bon benen es bleb,
Tie bGtten beoeutenbe 8eloiummen i'm
Sauie, ,uelde, pie es ideint, bic Gin=
BREEDER an9elpdt batten. Yerfl. WOhe
Sienstag oran9en ndmli6 Rduber in
bas Saus uno banoen bic 8ebriioer
Marpbp an SGnoen uno SiiBen uno
inebelten lie, nm ibnen oas 2drm
MADDEN su berbiiten. Oils Der 9tefte Der
Sriioer turs oarauf bas Saus betrat,
paiIirte ibm oas' 8lei6e. Die S9ur=
ten pliinoerten nun Oas Saus uno
iudten Oas @eite. inosm lie oas bette
Yfero einipannten uno ii6 aus benz
Staube madten. Der iunae Murpbp.
tpelber 30 Sabre alt 1T, befreite ii1
ielblt, inoem er bic Stride ssrbiB bic
i'm banoen uno bann jsne bes 60jdb.
ri9en Sbeims Sbomas e~benfalls nit
ben 3dbnen ourdbiB. Oils oieier cine
Sano frei bate, nabm er oas Saihens
meier ieines Neffen aus befien Saide
uno seri6nitt bic Stride NQer. gartlep
Wturpbp 1T 68 Sabre alt. Son ben
8dubern bat man nod feline Spur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
$500
nad) Sc Mars at,,o striiG.

Sn elmer 8erIammlunq bon Ssrtre=
tern Der Srtihaften Dubuque, Spers.
bile, PETERSBURG, 2uremburg uno
Der Sauptorte BON Dubuque @puntp
fpuroe in oerfl @o6e cine ei0ene Be-
ratbun9 nit Sol. Werrep, benz Staats=
aaenten bon Soma fir bic 81. Gentral=
@ilenbabn, in Sperspille a~baebalten.
IS puroe infol9e oisler a6tbaren Ser.
iammlun9 Die Sa. @entral=gabn be-
wogen, fir Die Notwithstanding
oeutider &atbolitsn gu Sc Wars. Sa.,
iir Die Sin= uno 81 iifiabr ri
SperspiIle mad Sc
Mars ben ipottmdbig nieori9en 9reis
bon $500 81 bemili9en. @s pirb elm
grtraSug S~persDile an Mpntag, ben
IL. Sttober. In, 10 Minuten mad 10
ubr absnos perlahsn. Die Yillete
limb 10 Sage 9iiltis. ga ielbftoer=
ltdnoli6 bel oieiem 5abrpreiis cine iebr
9roBe Wenidenmen9e mad Sc Wars
reiIen wlro, 10 NOBLE man ii6 bel
3eiten leine &eiietarte beItellsn.
Sieier 9reis erm0ali6t fat allen
8erelnen bon Dubuque @ountp, pole
Seleaatlonen gum &atboliteutdSe 81
i9ifen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
Ucrnoe mas mir nidDt n0tbig baben.

Geiner lam nit 8splBbeit Nenoer=
unaen i'm 98etter porber fa9en, es iann
regnen, nit beiben Sa9en uno til9len
9td6ten. poer Nddte uno Sage m69en
beib iein, Ooer Elm pl0Bli9er tiibler
SerbIt nit 6Qlte uno 6rolt mag ein=
treten. QSir tOnnen iebr oontbar Iein
fir Die rei6sn Grnbten, aber psnr mir
fir cine quite @%eiuno6eit oantbar iein
wOlen, m"iiiien mir urls Dor pl6Blidem
Witterun9sme6iel bitten uro uns pors
Ieben ge0en plOBli6e Nn9riie bon 8i-
li6IitGt oosr Wa9enleioeu, nel6e bas
Qanse SDtem auBer SronunQ brin9en.
g8enn man bierge9en nidt iOfOrt etmas
Qebrau6t, miro man leidt 6rOniide Se=
berleioen betOmmen uno oiele perurIa-
den unreines Slut.
g9Gbrsno mir iebr bantbar iein ioll=
ten iiir bic pielen SeQuun9sn. t0nuen
mir SuQlei6 iebr oartbar iein, oab mir
in allen 9potbeten Or. Nu0ut &0ni9's
Samburger SrOpfen baben t6nnen.
Bel 3eiten au~getpanot wcroen ale Sci.
ben oes Wtasens uro glutes in turssr
3eit 9ebeilt iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
Ueaen 4rebb5hanen.

Sd empisble hermit Stroop's beriibmts,
li6 iiber 100 Sabre beDGbrte, Don mir ims
~portirte Yulper. OIelelbsu beilen ieoel
(lo6 ui6t auf9ebro6ensuD 6rebs iowobl
iunsrli9 als Guberli6.
9lottepiue, Grant Co., Sis
5. Suli 1897.
Ssrru Gbparb .. gosSing, ct. 9rcas, "a.
g8ertber oerr! Sn weHruDGrt meiIer
g6weiter. Srau Glilabetb setter, pel6e por
auoertbalb sSabreu ourb cine SIiitli6e Opes
ration mittelit WteiierS pom einem SrebS &c.
BELT murbs, wiro hermit beideini9t, baB lie
i'm Sribidbr baS nGmlide lebel al Der aubes
ren Sruit peripiirts unb lid i6on icrti9
ma6te, lid elmer ;weiten Sperotion 81 uns
ter,ieben. SD rietb ibr, Stroop's Cancer
Cure su probireiJ pel6es lie benz aud that,
uub mie bur6 ein 0moer poaitGnbi9 pou
benz lebel 9ebeilt ipurbe, NIB swar na6 Sin
uabme pom bios 3 puluerI. SD rattle III
len, pel6e am 8rebsiibel leioen, ben gerlu6
az MAIDEN; mir bat es Ssholien. IS 9riiBt
a6tun9Spou, Wtatb. Wtop,
@ltiabetb Setter.
@essu NGbsrsm abreliirs IAN:
gbparb 8. Scebing,
ct. Qucas, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
gu Gbrcn Der Stabt Columbus

miiiien mir. nod bemertsn, oab Der
@mpfang unb bic Sewirtbuns, wel6s
ben Seleguten oeS @entrals8 ereins oas
ielbit bereitet nuroe, ilberaus berSli1
uno Suoortommsno paren. Sen ein=
selnen @Omites. nit prdfioent Nbel an
Der SpiBe, umgeben bon ben tiidti9en
uno liebensWiiroiSsn Serren 8Ornar,
Ssbibtp etc. etc. eebiibrt Der Sant
oller gciuder rno au1 Der gewpbner
BON columbus, oem Ie tpareu Die
uriabe, oab ibre StaOt in allen Sbeis
len Der Union jsBt in iebr freunolidsm
gnosnten itebt. Sbnen sundAtt 9es
biibrt aber aud Der bphw. 8eiitlidtsit
bon Columbus, nit Wtiar. Selling an
Der SpiBe. cine ~beiOnbere Gbrung.
osnu Die tirdlihen sSeierlibtelteu ma,
rem Elm Saupt9lan3puHtt Der 3uiams
mentunft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28

Wobnbduiern Der Nelt ss su tbun i'm
Starbe ip6re. limb oiefen 8eoanten
iuiro ieoer 2eIer, Der ie 309lin9 elmer
ernlttatbOlii6en @r5iebun9sanltalt 9ez
tueien. 9epiB 81 bebersi9en piNen.
Die Snhonobaltung Der Sofrdume
uno S%pielpl6be oeuten auf cine auf=
msrtiame Senntnib oeiien bin. mas Die
36alinas gu einem erniten Stuoium
befa6i9t ODER, in anoeren Worten 9e=
naller geIo9t. mas oiefelben Dor elmer
nllsugroben 3erItreuun9 our6 Elm alls=
9elaIienes uno unDroentli6es Spiel bee
wobren tonn. Sasu tDmmIt, o0B bic
Qei0mmten 90usrGume e Sci It
Der g ann lun9 uno oes
3 IN Il 8 al b men, wel6e be III
@ebete unb oerSetradtun
f6rberlib uno Die er
u runola9c zines eoen
mirtli9 ernten Stubiums
il. limb oos 1ino Mertmale, bic benz
Senner in elmer @riiebun9sanitalt mebr
9elten als 8ra6tbduIer unO berrliGe.
palaItQbnlide S6ul= unb StuoirSim-
mer. 9enn Der @eiit bes 8ebetes, Der
lleberpinoung uno Ocs @rnites belfen
benz Qeoeiblihen 6prtIbritte zines
Itrsbiomen Stuoiums piel mebr als
D~ielfdltiae 8sbdube uno ,rei6e"
DISQUALIFICATION i%iberbQupt.
9ies lit 10 uniere 8eoba9tun9 i'm
SoIepbinum uno mir ls0sn unieren
2eiern oieIelbe Dor, 10 Die Tie uns BET
unierer Inweienbeit in Columbus
bur6 bic Seele So9en; es 1T Der Ius=
oruf u"nierer ueberseu9ung. NnOere
m09en anoers Oenteli, mir balten es,
ME mir es 9eTblloert.
9ie lurembur9er GoIonie
i'm pap flideu Collie
9ium SOiepbinum
1T cine ebrerpertbe S6aar, tpeI6e bic
2urembur9er NatiOnolit1t oaielbi in
~niiroi9er Weiie Dertritt. Sieielbe
beitebt aus ~fOl9enoen Stuoenten:
/. @Ont0O Gonrarop aus WilB i'm
@roBber3o 5tbum;
=. Dtrer giter aus Sonninaen i'm
Canton g8ilb i'm 8rOBberaO9tbum.
). GouNro SteinmeB BON CLIFTON,
Wis. Serielbe ituoirt ouf ben @el=
bern, tpeI6e burb bic Stiftun9 Der
fiinften 6reiItele 81 Gbren Der SrOite=
rim Der Setriibteu geiamme!t wuroen;
4. QlopIius SteinmeB, gruoer oes
2ebtgenannten;
5. Nitolaus Srier aus Belgium,
g8is.
9ei Dem Seiu6e, pel6en bic @ens
rol=Yersins=9 ele9aten Dem Soiepbi=
mum am Sunnerstas berfl [. @O6e ab=
itatteten, Itellte ms Der bo9lpitroi9lte
NtOnIi9nor llnb &ettor, Batter Selling,
oieien Serreu Stuoenten por uno mir
re6neteu es uns our Gbre an, ben
iibri9en Inpeienoen Die lurembnr9er
Golonie am SoIepbinum" porSultellen.
9ieIelbe beItebt aug S%tuoioien, mel6e
ale beripreden Sii6ti9es gu leiten,
uno ipQter I'M Seben tii6tige uno lee
leneiiri8e prieIter gu tueroen. Siefes
wiro NQen, wel6e in 10 eOelmiitbi9er
g8eiie our Stiftunq Der f"initen 6rei-
itelle bei9etra9en baben, bic SerIi6e=
rllng 0eben. OoB iie ibre @aben 81
einem eoelen 3psde perpenoet baben.
(g8ir peroen in nG6ftsr Summer nod
onoere gemertun9sn iiber bic 2urem=
burger allf Der Generals eriammlun9
oes Central : 9ereins MAIDEN. 2eioer
geitatten 8aum uno 3eit uns beute
nidt, mebr gu beri9ten.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
Aus benz 9iitrift> Gerihtc.

gs lie9t Elm @eiu6 UNI cine @beIdei.
ouu9 Dor. 9asielbe 1T bon 2uowig
Is. 3biemte 9citeOt wOroen. pslder
gerne ieiner 6ruu 2uiia Sbiemts log
lpdre. = Nuf cine NOte bin perlanet
SObann Sabcot BON S. s. &abanau9b
$l95. - Serr NoOlpb &O6eno0rier
tlu9t 9e9en Gle 6irma Barnard, Mal-
fer IL So. @r bebauptet BON oenlelben
Elm 4iano auf benz Nbi9lO9s;ablun0s=
Pl0n 9~etauft 5u baben. uno mill 5000
Nuf oas Snltrument be3ablt baben als
Die 6irma oas Sultrument wieoer Sllriif.
nabmen, an9ebli6 neil SOdeuO0rfer
Niats mebr beSGbIt babe. 9isIsr ia9t
man babe i'm ni6t mebr UNI @elo 9e-
frG9t, uno neil man nun bas YianO
0e0eu feline 3uitimmun9 entfernt bat,
tlO9t er auf $500 SdaosneriaB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
III IT IT : " tIUt.
grOBte errei9bare Gn;abI pou 4rutten
Is gibt cine &la5ie Gente,

bic bur9 ben @ebrau6 bes 8aiise S6aber
letoeu. SiirSli6 murbe III ale grocerps
Stores eiu neues YrGporut einseiiibrt, 9e=
lIanit @rainrS, rpel6es DON reireu 6oruerr
9eno6t lit unb mel6es &aiiee erieet. 0er
empfinolt6ite Dtaeen uiinmt es obue Ses
i9peroen oil llnb mir @euise fonuen IS Don
Saiiee llnterl6eioer. IS tcitet nibt mebr
ais etn Giertel bes preiies DON 8afiee. Gins
Der tonnsn es nit 9robem gtnbeu t~rinteu.
15c rio 25c per Hafet. 8eriu1en gle es.
6ra9en sic nod @raiu=O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-09-28
Ginen eiscnartigen llniaa nno clint
eigcnartise Seilumg %

bat Serr Sbap, Elm 4rbelter oes Sotel
Sulisn oabier binter lid. Ser damn
iiel Dor einiaen WOnaten aus elmer
SObs Don IA Sub aui ben giir9erlteis
als sr i'm Ss9riiie 9erueien mar, Elm
6eniter gu reini9sn. Serlelbe iiel in
auire9tltsbenoer SaItun9 aui Die SiiBe
nobel er jeoOh ale &no6en in ben
6iiBeu aus ibrsn SteluuQen rib. Sie
glerSte ieBten nun Die &nOAsn ,urebt
uno ibloBeu bic 6iiBe in cine felte um-
biiQun9. NaAoem Der Wann nun bis
beuts ~bettld9eri9 mar, limb bic &noden
jsbt wisoer fart aerOroen uno Der
damn lam, Obne SriIden Uieoer I'M.
ber0eben. Die 8~erleBuu9 uno bic
Ssiluns iino bsioe eigsner Irt.