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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

Three-quarters cupful corn meal,
-four to fill the cup, one tablespoonful
sugar, pinch of salt, one-haif table
spoonful soda tsmalD, one egg, one cup
full sweet milk, one-half cupful sour
milk, one tablespoonful butter. Mix
The meal, -four, sugar, salt, soda, beat
the egg, add half sweet milk and all of
the sour. Stir this into the dry mix
ture; melt the butter in hot spider,
and pour the mixture into it. Pour the
other half cupful sweet milk over the
top, out do not stir it in. Bake 20 min
utes.-Boston Globe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24
BRAIN SHOWS IRREGULARITIES.
Head of Fred HoeIlman, the Executed
Murderer, at Illinois University.

Murderer, at Illinois University.
The head of Fred Hoellman, who was
hanged at Paxton, H., recently for the
murder of Mrs Gedde in Ford county,
is now in the possession of Prof w. o.
Krohn, of the chair of psychology at
the University of Illinois.
A careful examination has been made
of the brain and skull for certain
demonstrations before his class in
psychology. The brain weighs So
ounces, and differs in many respects
from normal brain. For example, on
the posterior part, the little brain-the
cerebellum-instead of lying under the
cerebrum, the latter folding down over
it like a cap, protrudes from under the
cerebrum, and is so held by Ggaments
that it cannot be pushed back into a
natural position.
The assure of rolando, a regular
sigmold line in the normal brain, is
broken and very irregular and entirely
out of form. No microscopic examina-
ton has yet been made, but it is ex-
pected that this will reveal as great
variations from normal structures as
appears from the mere outward form.
The interior of the brain has not yet
been opened
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

james Payn tells of seeing an old gem
tleman in the lavatory at club putting
soap into his mouth, after which he
murmured: Thank heaven, it's all
right Mr.. Payn inquired very deli
cately why on earth he did it. Well"
he said, 1--WE had snch an internal cold
for the last week that it has taken away
my taste; every day I've tried whether
| can taste the soap. To-day l can, so
| shall not go home, but dine at the
club" And after that he did so, ex.
pensively and with great gusto.-San
Francisco Argonaut.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24
what Women Believe.

Tell homely woman that She is
beautiful, and she will believe you. Tell
her that she is witty or able, and she
will require proof Tell an able but
homely man that he is personally
charming, or duh one that he is able.
and he will believe you at once Women
credit compliments to their appcs rance
but distrust them to their abilities
They believe what they would ike to
believe. but want evidence or other
points. Men, on the contrary readily
accept fattcry for what the Gre not
or have not.-Brooklyn Eagle.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24
A NEW LOAN BUSINESS.
Armour and other Capitalists to Lend
Money ON Cattle and Corn.


Money on Cattle and Corn.
The Armours, of Kansas City, No,
and Chicago, and several other large
stockholders of the Interstate national
bank have organized a trust company,
to be known as the Kansas City Cattle
Loan Co., which will lend money to
farmers and stock raisers through
local live stock commission merchants,
taking as security chattel mortgages
on stock and corn. The company will
deal in cattle paper" buying from
commission men and selling to eastern
stock brokers. The new corporation
will have capital stock of $500, 00o.
The organization will furnish money
for which commission men and stock
men have hitherto gone to st. Louis or
the east
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

turned round short to see what was the
matter. Up the road, not three rods
away, two lights were shining like
round pieces of punkwood-an these
| saw were eyes-the eyes of an animal,
long, 1.-THE, tawny creeping along be-
hind us like an enormous cat.
"When l stopped and turned, the
creature stopped, too, and crouched
looking at us, its long tail swinging
and curling from side to side. knew
by instinct what manner of beast il
was-that I had to deal with an In
dian devil The cold shivers ran up my
back, but l stood my ground.
" Get behind me. Gerty,' | said. and
faced the panther with my pitchforI
in IA charge-bayonets position. AS my
sister crept behind me the creature
jumped sdewise and tried to crawl
round the other side of me, keeping
about the same distance and never
turning its head from us. | backed
slowly down the road we had been 90
ing, the panther following. We went
on in this way for perhaps a dozen
rods; then coming to where there was
n stone wall along one side of the road.
the panther leaped upon the wall,
bounded along its top past us and came
out into the road again, heading us off
from home.
THE object of all the panther's move
ments was plainly to seize Gertrude.
but | kept between her and the creature
at every turn. She kept up her cour-
age bravely, choking down her sobs as
she chung to my waist The pam
Their, growing fierce and inpatient, be-
gsn to draw nearer, crawling along step
by step, its belly brushing the snow.
the long tail curling in and out. its
eyes, now that the darkness had deep
cned, glowing like living Goals. He
came on until two bounds would have
brought him upon us, and expected
that he would make his spring at any
1oment.
"Uncle Nathan told me afterwards
what had taken place at his house in
Gilead that afternoon. How Lion, who
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24
Try GraIn-O! Try Grnin-O!

Ask your grocer to-day to show you a
package of GRAIN-O, the new food drink
that takes the place of coffee. The children
may drink it without injury as well as the
adult. All who try it like it. GRAINO
has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java
but it is made from pure grains, and the
most delicate stomachs receive it without
distress. IA the price of coffee. l5c and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

YqP children mt turn 5b up yqp hoD noses At
boy, l was glad to get dry bread to eat"
said Mr. Chafiie at the breakfast table
Il say, pa, you are having much better
time of it now that you are living with US,
amt you!" asked Johnnie.-Tammany
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24
Forgot Number One.

II am afraid tits all up between Jones
and the rich wiGov>."
"Made one ~ his ridiculous breaks.
presume?"
"Yes. He asked her if lie was the
oniy man she ever loved. Cincinnati
Enquirer
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24
A Gentle Hint.

Elderly Maiden-May ask you whatyour
name isl
Huber"
"a beautiful name! wish mine was like
it ."-klegende Baetter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24
Now He Walks Himself,

"Why has Blowly quit his noisy crusade
in favor OF bicyclsts as against pedes
trians?"
"Some one stole his wheel. detroit Free
Press
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

Lots of men viii spend as much time tell
ing stories about their dogs as women do
about thei. children.-Washingto Dem
ocrat.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

Magistrate-"The evidence shows that
you threw a stone at the man" Mrs. Nc
Duf-"An' it shows more than that, yer
honor. 1t shows that | hit him. Tit
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

A great many men who began life poor are
holding their own remarkably well.-Wash-
ington Democrat
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

Neighborly Sdgacity.-"'I never like to
hear a woman spoken of as an indulgent
mother" why not" 'Indulgent mothers
are the kind that never interfere when their
children annoy other people. '-Chicago
Record.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

Young Housekeeper TO butcher)-"What
is the price of mutton| Butcher - Ten
pence, mum" Young Housckeeper-"And
lamb" Butcher-'Thirteen pence, mum"
Young Housekeeper surprised Is 1t pos
sible? Why lamb isn't more than half
the size of a--er-mutton. "-Iit-Bits.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

As you chew tobacco for pleasure, use
Star. 1t is not only the best, but the most
lasting, and therefore the cheapest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24
Looking for Snhnrhs.

VIM D, City-I see in the papers they
are trying to find out in New York
whether Mars is inhabited.
Cal L. Nett don't doubt it. Be
tween you and me, l think those
Greater New York cranlls are making
fools of themselves. - Philadelphia
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

The man in the moon is probably the only
one in history who does not believe he is
a man vi the world.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

When a man has handle to his name
he naturally looks on it as something that
lifts him up.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

How many people there are who have
no visible means OF support.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

1t occasionally happens in a newspaper Of
nee that a man puts a reporter on to an item
by calling to ask that it be suppressed.-At.
Gibson Globe
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

If some men worked as hard trying to
learn economy rs they do inventing some
thing, fewer wives would have the living to
earn.-W ashington Democrat.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

The stomach isn't the seat OF intellect, but
& French restaurant viii force you to learn
something of the language.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

The happiest expression to be found is on
a womans face when she is going away
from home; a woman always enjoys trip
more than a man-Atchison Globe.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

Men only begin to persecute when they de-
SPAR Of convIncing.-N. \. Weekly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24

"Uncle Nathan told me afterwards
Gilead that afternoon. How Lion, who
had seemed to become reconciled to his
new home, had barked and started in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-24
An Indian Devil" !
BY Clarence Pullens
Copyright. 1879
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~ z. 4, II q x sI x x 81 * Il x &
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Hom umo Wigr. S6r6ocr.

Inter oieiem Sitsl brin9t bic li6t=
lid woblunterridtete Salt. ,Gatb.
Yoltsseitun9" fol0enoe Mittbeilungsn:
y Ser 81. Satsr bat Mtisr. S6rD.
Der bic G%rlaubuiB ertbeilt. als pros
feHor Der unipsrIitdt Don @~aibinaton
81 reli9niren, neil MOniignore ielblt
9lei6 na6 ben LATHAM betannten @r=
ei9ninm ben 81. 9ater in orinaenoiter
gSeiie I'M bic grlaubniB 9ebsteu bat,
10 balo als mOQlib ieoe peitsre Yers
binoun9 nit Der uniperlitdt abSubre.
den.
q IS bat iid in 8om gar ni6t oa-
rim 9ebanoelt, ben SAL Sbr6osr"
na6 ben bon Der llnipsrlitdt ge9en Den
PrOIeiiOr oOrtbin 9sianotsn .glntla.
gen" 81 beurtbeilsn. Wan bat i'm
Gatitan loluie III ben maB9ebenoeu
tirdliaen &~reiisn iofOrt %ertdnnt, BAT
es iib I'M cine Qe9ell ben oeutiden pros
ieiiOr inicenirte SeBe uno 0erfol9una
banole. Sod ebe jeue often in Ronl
eintraIer. puroe Dem WoniignOre BON
bort aus beOeutet. baB oieielben in lei
ner Weiie Die in 8Om berrihenoen Mns
ihauun9eu dnoern tonnten, oaB er oa.
her lih 9eQen oieielben gar nidt 5u Der.
tbeioi9en brNuhe.
3 an9eli6ts Der Sbatia6e. oaE
iene @ntlaQen ihOn Dor Der geriamm-
lung Oes goaro tuie audi wdbrsno oer=
ielben Der bieii1en S%agesprsiie bon
Seiten Der llniOeriitdt mit9etbeilt NOR
ben lp0rer, bat Wi9r. S1rDoer in
einem lGn9eren, ein9ebeno mptiOirten
Shreiben ben gpOltOliiden Sele9aten
Wti9r. Martinslli I'M bic grlaubnih
eriudt. jene Oiii,ielleu .Nntla9sn" ein=
fa6 perOnetliden Su oiirfen. lei 81
nit eini0en Nnmertunaen bon ~ieirer
Sauo, ooer aud Dbne Oiele. Prof.
ShrOoer bemsrtte IN jenem S6rciben
ausoriidllh, oaB bic 8erOHentlibun9
jener Acknowledgement in ben AuQen
2ller. wslhe Die YCrbaltniIe on Der
lniDerlitdt llno in Der v0meritaniihsr
STRIDE" nur in etuas ~tsnnen, ihon Ols
leiu 81 isinsr &sdtierti9un9 Qsnii0en
lueros. &c. GrcsllenS Der Npoit. Seles
9at bat Mi9r. SdrOoer, bon oieier
SsrDHentlidun9 abSuieben, .uln nellsn
Stanoal 81 permeioen", uno iitate
m0rtlib Sol9enoes bin,u: .Sn Der
feltsn llebcr3eu9una. oaB Der 81. ga.
ter bic Nrt unO ySeiie finocn miro.
Sbre perlOnlihe Gbre nno g8irpe fiber
Si ltellen. ratbe ib Sbnsn, auf Den
,yerlbt" nibt 81 Ontwortsu." ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Sas @eplauoer Der sinner.

Ger enalii6en 3eitidriit n5rutb"
limb aus oeren &eiertreiie 4usipriihe
BON Sinoern su0e9an9en, bon oelen
Die 9enannte s3eitidriit eiui9e pieoerE
gibt. Gem ileinen 6rans mar bon
osiien Yater eiu observation-disclosures per=
iproden porosn. nSa." ia9ts Der
Slcine, .oann braute i6 AUDI nod
einen tlsinsn yruoer. ~ .WO3u oenu?".
- Stun, i6 mill init Dem Sunbs INN
benz SruOer i'm 8arten lpielsn, oann
ben Yruoer in ben 5luB wsrIsn, uno
mein Suno muB banu ms @aiIer
iprin9en uno ibn beraus3ieben-9enau
10. ipie es in Der 8ei6ibte itebt. bic
mir Wama neulih DOr9eleien bat. -
Die ie6siGbriae Gliiabetb 9ebt nit Der
i%ilnijdbri9en Warie ipaSieren; iie isbsn
cine braune unb cine weiBe Sub. .Mas
rum nur," ia9t Warie, Die Siibe 10
peridisoen iino?" - .Wsibt bu." er=
hilbert bic Deiie G~lii0betb, Die braune
Sub aibt ben aaifee. bic weibe absr bic
Wild!" - Sin 3~tjGbri9er Sunae Iollte
III gett 9ebraht tueroen uno ieiu @ebet
ipreten. er wOlte aber ipeitsr ipislsn.
uWiro," fraste sr, DgOtt mOrgsn aud
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
SUI

Ser automat 9esen Die QrbeitslOli9s
teit. IS 1T teinesue9s lei6t, spiiben
Dirtli6er uno on9ebli6er Nrmutb sl
unterlbeioen, aber bic Imeritaner ba=
ben oisie 9luf9abe gu lOien uerisdt.
Sic 9sben baODn aus. oaB Sober, Der
germ arbeiten mil, aber nibt oa3ll i'm
Stanoe 1T, Silfe 9ebrau6t. uno oaB
Sober. Der arbeitstiidtig 1T uno 9uten
gSilen CUR Nrbeit bat, Gele9enbsit
erbalten mrB, iid etipas 81 erwsrben.
gu oielem 3wede bat man IN mebres
rem StGoten Qmerita's dutDmatiI6e
@lmOien = austbeiler einaeridtet: lie
bslteben aus elmer Wtai6ine. nelbe nit
Sanotraft in Selue9ung 9eleBt Wiro
uno oaSu bent, entweoer cine &aiiee.
miible 81 treiben ooer einen 9lttumula=
loren nit Glettriaitdt 81 laoen. Wenu
nun oieie Wai6ine cine 0eipiIie 3sit
9etrieben miro, 10 Wirb benz, pelber
Die Nrbeit ausfiibrt, bon Der W0i6ine
Elm Yennp ausbe3ablt. Nnitatt aliO
in Die Sefnun9 Der Waidine einsn
PennD gu merfen uno bafiir ben einen
Ooer ben anoern @c9enitano 81 srbal-
ten, 'eBt man jebt feline ei9ene Nrbeit
EN- uno erbalt oafiir @elo ausbsSablt.
Dies 1T pirtlid cine quite Sose. welde
audi in anoern SQnoern ein9eiiibrt 81
peroen psroiente.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
SeHer ais Gin ScbrItubI

on Der INSTRUMENTATION lnioeriitQt
ipGre es fir bic oeuti6e uno fatbOlii6e
jSate oieies 2nnoes. lpenn Yrielter unO
!Gebrer oeuti6er 8emeinoe in ibrem
WirtunQstreiie bic 9euti6e anItatt bic
englii6e Spra6e 9ebraudten. 9ieier
0orwurf triHt meiitens bic liin9ere, ein=
.9ebOrene @enerHtion, aber aud ni6t
ollie aus Seuti6lano Gin9emanoerten
limb oaoon als9enommen. Weine Nb-
ii9t 1T teinesiue9s, bic osutide Spra9s
III oeuti6en 8emeinoen perewiQen Su
t%polen, fonoern bieielbe zines natiirlis
den SOoes ausfterben gu laileu, Obue
bas Gnoe berIclben 9spaltIum 81 be-
i6leunigen. sd reoe bon rein 9sut=
i4en uno ni6t bon 9emii9ten 8emeins
ben.
WGs 1T oa natiirli6er lluo lel9ter
fir Sinoer FOLDER 8emeinOen, als stpei
Sprahen gut uno p%ollitGnoig 3u ler=
men? Was lam fir bic S6ule niibli.
der iein nah benz urtbeile Der beipd6r=
teiten S9ulmanner. ais Die gleiaSeiti9e
G%rlernun9 Der Oeuti6en uuo Der ensli=
i6en Sprade? 9Gas lit bili9er uno 9ez
rc6ter, bar &ebrer uno Yrieiter na6
bieiem 3iele iirebsn, oa Die S9ule
bon Den 8emeinoeglieoern nlr 3I oies
lem 3mef erbaut uno erbalten miro?
Ssnnob 9eidiebt IS bduiIg, oaB Die
oeutide Spra6s in Den oeutI6en S6u.
len iebr uernahlGili9t miro unO guar
aus benz einsiGem 8runoe Der Na9lQi=
ij9teit uno 8eQuemliateit ionObl alf
Setter Der Gehrer als Der &inoer. Sn
manden oeutIden S6ulen uno beutz
lden SatriIteien 1T bic llm4au9sipra6e
cnglii9. neil es bcQuemer 1T. Su Der
SAule miro nur Seuti6 9ereoet md6s
reno Der oeutIAen &lGie; in Der Stride
nur bon Der &nn5el berub. @ie tam
inter iOl6en %umItdn0en bic Su9eno
fdbi9 meroen einen oeutl6eu &atedis.
mus Su lernsn Ooer cine oeuti6e pre-
bi9t 81 oerteben?
Sir oeutide &iEoer 1T bic Grlernun9
Der oeutiden SprG&e nebeu Der enQli-
iden lei6t mO9lih. luenn gutter 9Bile
bel &ebrern uuo PrieItern pOrbanoen
III. feblt aber oieier quite y8iae. bann
Ut Der ueber8ans sur ensliiten Spra&s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
&atbpIii@er &trdIcn=&aienecr.
Iu6oem Serooes 9eitOrben tpar. =
Wattb. 2, 1913.
Sie Snmit 6plo sm MAIDEN,

gSir entbieten hermit unleren Seler1
unieren 6liifs uno Se9snswunI9 CUR
Sa6reswenoe. WD0en sic ale Der
Geioen uno Wilbialeu oes e5en D"erflO's
ienen Sobres ni6t per9eIien, nein. iOn=
bern oerIelben 9eoenten aber IN
benz Slime 0eoeuten. DaB o0s perf fl.
Sabr, meldes lie III ibrem 2eben Der
Gpi9teit nGber 0ebrNht bat, 0u6 i6re
&eroieu It e fir oGs II il ti9e
Seben ber9rOBert bat. ST. oleies
mid Der Sal. 10 mdre iiir Die 3us
tunit, fir oQs nele Sa9r ibre erite
Gorge b q 3 in 81 iuen0Cn, oaB lie in
2aufe oes tommenoen SQbres in ieoem
Sale, b. b. einerlei ME ibre ir0i=
iden GerbdltniIie Iib 9"eTtolten, oafilr
ior0en, oNB lie fir Die Gmlatelt ni6t
union It geiuirtt bOben. 9a5
Coos oe5 Meni1eu iheint uns ME be-
bauern3ipertber ulS tpenn mir beberSl=
gen, ooB luu,l Die 2aIt oes iroiI1en
9aieins peroien ItlOs trG9t. Sri
es Der bOfinunNsOOlle Singing ooer
Der 8rei5 Der Dem 8yNbe S%uluuntt, fir
iie ale lit Oas 2eben cine Siiroe bic
9etrN9en WerOen III II s, mag man lie
freuoig trN9en ooer li9 inter oerIelben
trilmmcn, uno es iii Die blOoelte aller
blooen MenIbentbOrbciten ii9 ben
eipi9en Gobn Iilr Oic'e Sitroe ent9e=
ben 81 luiien, oa es bios zines Geoall=
lens tOItet ii9 Die nOtbwenoig 81 ertra=
QenOe GebCnslNlt in unper9dn9li9es.
swiQes u D gu Derlponoeln.
Ser beriibmte &On3elreoner Jrunts
reiAs. 9erc @acOrO0ire ia9te Elm Mal
Die quite Mieinung lit 2l6imie." Gr
molts Ioaen bic quite Wielnun9 wanoele
uniere Ionit wert6lOien @erte in
perOienitOOle, euige SAdBe. g8ir ems
pICblcn u"nieren Seiern nit unierem
Neuja9rswuui6e cine ernite 9eberSi=
Qun9 oes Nllsiprudes bon Yere &acor-
barre: Die quite Weinun9 1T bic
Stunt @olo Su ma6en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
Stetne ais Softer.

@eiu0bnlid miro angsnommen, baB
Iib Stelne als politermatsrial fir So.
ger Ooer S6laftelen ni@t si9nen. Sie
GinSebOrenen Der SamoasSnieln 9es
brar6en ober Steine als YOllteruns
fir ibre S6lafiieQen. Sieie ori9inel=
len Setten belteben aus fla6su, 9lats
ten Steinen, welde an S%eetraube 9es
iQnmelt uno in eMler S6be bon 30 bis
35 Gentimetern auf0ei6i6tst merosn.
ueber oieien tleinen Sii9el, ipelder bic
2dnss Der betrefenoen Y%eriOnen bat,
weroen Yaitmatten geleSt. Sie Steine
i6niesen ii1 Qenau ben JOrmen oss
SOrpers on uno bsridisbsn iia bel
ieoer yeWesuna, 10 oaB iie in isiner
@eiie einen Druid auf ben Hubenoen
a%usiibeu. MuBerosm babsn oieie 2a-
0eritGtten ben Sor3us, oaB iie iists
tiibl bleiben. mas bel ben aebrdu9li.
den pulitern ni4t Der Soil lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
mcber Wilitdrlaitcm biben nno
Orituel

idreibt Die .Sa. Staats 3ta.: Sas
Dlterrei6li6e WtilitGrbuoQet beldllft lid
lett Sabreu auf our6ibnittlih l6C
WilliOnen 8uloeu, noer 60 Mia. Sol
lars. BARN iino au6 80 Milioner
Guloen fiir Peniionen miteinaeIhlOiien.
Seutiblano 9ibt fir feline Irmee.
| 6lotte uuo penlionen etlpa 1870 Drill.
Dollars Gus. SeIterrei6 unterbdlt sur
6rieOensSeit un9ef6br $40, 600 Mann,
80. 200 Yferoe uno 1900 GanOnen;
anBcroem s PanSerihife nit ia
ibweren uno 1872 leidteu @eibiiBen.
iOnie IL auoere SrieQsi6iffe nit 90
'dperen uns 112 lei6teren 8eibiiben,
80 Sprpeooboote erlisr uno 81 ~slueiter
&laiie, iOpie sab3reide S6iffe fin
Slilteni6ub, SranspOrt II. I. ~. nit
einer Semannun9 bon i'm 8arsen 1104
SiIiSieren uuo II, 900 MatrOIen uno
Warineioloatsn.
Die Irnee oe5 oeuti1en Geides be-
Itebt su SrieoensSeiten aus 4S7, 600
Wann nebit 20, 500 SiiiSiersn unp
oelen 9rieostlotte aus so Sampfern
nit nabesu 600 @eIbuben, fir bic idbr=
lid $50 Miaionen Wiart auiaebraht
meroen miIien.,
Sos finn ,mri s.miIitarv ridden
countries.
m;r o,,r.r;,or,r x,A,,, ,,,,x o,,,
,;St m " WILD ""'" s""'
"o o"o"' >o""'
2Se!l losr Mut e'''e pli!5t9e arl'ee
oT W cyS, "'"'", s.tlW'"bu~ o..
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go wv LW up. "u.;o,""S lWo,
tp," r"n.M I'M I w ..n.S." wv
Sasan ~" " co.. go,s'' MEN,, wv.
ou; Ss;S "e w""S.Se 600 '". q 'ott'
we j"v'''lV ,t"veo" 80 80 0 ~ n uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28

Sta0tes. Die yeIishtihteit Der Seanl=
ten. ben @uoel, bic GGubereier, Die
MOrotGaten obne Gnoe, Die @~eoriifln9
Der Irmen ourd Die &eihel. 9as
Solt lit 9emiNenlo$, neil reli9ionslOs.
Sin iolAes Solt miro INNER u~nre9ier.
bar fem. uno bos I'M 10 mebr, tpenn
81 Der &eligionslpIi2teit nod cine III.
9ldubi9e Sbulbiloun9 binSutommt.
Sin Staat bon lnutcr @oblgebiloeten
bat bis ieBt nod njht teItanoen uno
lpiro aud wobl ME 81 Stanoe tommen.
9lls 6rieori6 II. lab. ,pobin bic
&cll9ionsloIi9teit in 6rautrei6 uno in
Seutlhlano fiibrte, ipra6 er 81 ieinem
WinIlter oas betannte @ort: ySh0f'
er mir pieoer 3elI0ion ms Sano."
Sas brau6eu audi MR."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
IN cincn i6lcGi6cn Samogc.
rid)t

idmebte, Wie bic SresI. 3ta. berihtet.
Elm YrOSeb wc0en oes 3ouipreiiss fir
Elm S6mein, oas bel Der lluteriubuug
ais nit Simmer ourbleBt beiunOen
wuroe. Sn erlter Sultan, mar bic
SSoentitdt oes iinni8en Sbierea nit Dem
~erfauiten bsltrittsn porosn. Gas llr'
tbsll oes SanoQerihtes beQ0m wie
iOlat: .Nern aud Die Soentitdt
g 6weines NIT Dem y Or.
erribtc a%nSunebmsn mar, ID"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-28
SelepbpniI6er S0abernat. So

2elepbDnll6er SW0bernaf. Sas
rSllSerner Sa9ebl0tt" ibreibt: Serr
Yulper, Elm betannter Giebbdnoler in
Bern. wolte ms S6lahtbous teles
pbOniren, CT babe einen Srupp &dlber
binaus9eIanot. Nuf Der Central
Station peritebt man i'm pertebrt uno
berbiuoet i'm nit Dem &0tbaus, no
eben Der 8rOBratb tNgt. Serr @eibel
Sdubi eilt ans Selepbon uno 1T Itarr
Dor Gntriiltung, ais er aus Serrn
PulOer's Muno Die 6rage pernimmt:
Sin Die SQlber i6un alle oa?"