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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02
THE QUEENS JUBILEE
Interesting Service OF Recognition by
the Baptist sunday School

Last Sunday, according to announce
ment, the Goth anniversary of Queen Vic
toria's reign was made the subject of spec
ial mention at the opening service of the
Baptist Sunday school. On the previous
Sunday Superintendent L. w. Hawey had
asked all those who bad at any time been
subjects of the Queen to rise. A large
number arose among whom were Thomas
Pentland, Sidney Edgett, John Cain, Mrs.
f. A. Woodbury., Captain and Mrs. Somer-
Vile, Mrs. +. p. Foster, Miss Haigh, Mrs.
Kirkwoo Mrs. Brockington and others.
Mr.. Hawley then said tina; the Jubilee
would be specially celebrated on the fol-
lowing Sunday, and these persons were in
vited to decorate appropriately the Sunday
school building. They rose TO the Occa-
sion enthusiastically and great was the de-
light and surprise of the great number who
entered the chapel on that day.
Immense quantities of laurel what
could have been more appropriately were
procured. The platform was fringed with
heavy mass of it, the piano and organ
were covered with it and large bouquets
were distributed. Donald McGillivray,
the genial Scotch florist, gladly sent a
large box of beautiful white and crimson
roses. Five colored portraits of the Queen
were procured from MOulItdl, anu our ar
fist, Will Stuart, made a nearly lfe-size
crayon portrait of the Queen, which was
framed and placed at the rear of the desk
against the large division window. Eng
| lish flags abounded and bunting was fes-
tooned around the balcony and from the
ceiling. A monogram, "V. R." Victoria
Regina) was wrought in white flowers and
hung in front of the desk. Altogether the
effect was very beautiful and inspiring.
In his opening remarks and prayer the
superintendent alluded to the day as one
which was honored because of personality
behind it, and invoked blessing and added
years of usefulness for the noble queen.
President McKinley's congratulatory letter
TO Queen Victoria was read by Mr.. May
nard, the established church prayers for
the day were read by Mr.. Temple, an APP
preciative tribute to her noble character
was read by Miss Coates, and after a few
congratulatory words by Mr.. Temple, the
school arose and sang God Save the
| Queen"
Next Sunday the decorations for hide
pence day are committed to the classes OF
Mr. Dearborn and Mr. Warren.
A special letter from General o. o.
Howard and Secretary of War Russell A.
Alger will be read
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02
JOHN AHER.

John Aher, Il, died at his home in the rear Of
100 Elliot street, Tuesday afternoon, from cancer
OF the face after long illness He was born in
September ISIS, in Ballymacoda. County Cork
Ireland. Early in life be learned the trade Of
carpenter and became an expert workman He
married Margaret Stark in Ireland, Feb ! So
He believed in home rule for Ireland and de-
clared his allegiance to the Feniaus an oryaniza-
ton founded IN 1859 by the Irish of the United
states aud Great Britain TO SECURE the independ-
ence OF ireland. and for that reason he was
obliged TO flee with his wife 20 escape arrest bv
the British and transportation 70 Australia
as an outcast His brother jeremiah was
seized and transported 10 Australia a fact
when is recorded in O'Donovan Rossa'a we'll
known book. Mr. and Mrs. Aher landed al New
ork' where they spent two years. aud then came
TO Brattleboro. About 1873 Mr. Aher began work
al the Brattieboro Retreat, remaining there nine
years. lie then entered the employ Of the Estey
organ company but gave up work about seven
years ago on account Of his illness He leaves be.
SIDES his widow, nine chdren-William OF Fitch
burg Mass: Mrs. J. F. O'Neil Of White River
Junction, Mrs. J. r. Fitzgerald Of st Adams
Johu OF Ludlow. and Thomas George Dan Mar
TN and Nellie Of Brat,leboro. He also leaves
Tour brothers and two sisters They are limo.
thy, who has been employed at the Retreat many
years Thomas and William in Ireland, Jeremiah
OF san francisco, who Struggled himself out of
Australia on British vessel and Mrs. Mary Cur
I'm and Mrs Johanna Quinn in Ireland The fu-
herai was held at the Roman Catholic church at
sou o CLOCK yesterday morning and the burial
"as IN the Roman Catho lie cemetery.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02
MICHAEL LILLIS.

A familiar character passed away Monday in
the death Of Michael Lilis Of Vernon, who died
with an iniammAtory disease which had kept
him confined to his farm near the Guilford line
Tor some time; He was strikingly original char
acter' and, although IN recent years his personal
pride has been at ebb tide. there was a time hack
In the days OF the old Revere House, when there
was no more dressy and pompous a man in Brat
.leooro; he was born in County Limerick Ire
land' ABOUT 81 years ago and while there was a
farmer; de came to this country about 50 wears
ago and lived for a time in Bridgeport Ct com.
ing 10 Brattleboro as q workman on the masonry
OF the vermont Valley railroad bridges. He went
INTO the Revere House as porter when James
FISK sr. was proprietor and became well ac.
qualnted with the travelling public. He married
MISS Mary Hoey, who was a cook at the Revere
House, and moved to the Buckley place in Yer
non, 80 years ago. He has owned the place ever
since and has lived upon il ever since with the
exception OF short time spent in Keene and
Hnsdale, \, H Mr.. and Mrs. Lillis mad four chill.
dren those living being Mrs. n T Ryan of Bratte.
oOro ana Thomas Lillis Of Bridgeport Ct After
tne death OF his first wife Mr. Lillis married
Mary Thompson Of Gullford IA years ago. who
survives with four children The funeral was
held at the Roman Catholic church. "Wednesday
morning and the burial was in the CathoIi
cemetery.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02
Announcements.

To RENT-The Bliss Farm cottage
on Monday evening, July 8, the Canadian col
ored jubilee singers, II 10 number, will give
concert in the audience room of the Bap-
fist church. Their concerts include chorus,
quartet solo and orchestral music, and
sic, and have been very highly spoken of.through
a tour of six years in the United States. and five
years in Great Britain. Concertiat 5. Tickets %
cents, reserved seats 35 cents Young lady
ushers
To RENT-Cottage house, G rooms on southern
Ave. Rent low until April. +. j. BAILEY.
Tenement to rent. D. p Conn, "A Pearl street.
See the line of stylish belts, shirt waist sets,
link sleeve buttons chateaine pins. and other
new and desirable goods at H. H. Thompson's
Marcus Ward & Co 5 Royal Irish linen station
cry at Clapp Jones's.
Beautiful framed pictures at low prices
CLAPP & JONES.
Waterman fountain pens the best. Full as
sortment at CLAPP & JONES.
Have your pictures framed at Clapp 6 Jones's.
sI.25 will replace that broken handspring in
your watch and warrant it for one year ate. w.
Sawyer's, opposite American House.
To REST-Good { room tenement near overall
works. F. J. BAILEY.
My dressmakng rooms will be closed from
July 2to :. Mas HArT1E.WARREN.
Bargains in food may be had at Mrs. Jacobs +
Elliot street bakery after O'Clock Saturday
nights.
To RENT-For the summer or for a term Of
years. furnished or unfurnished-my house Of
North Main street, with stable attached. New
house nine rooms, all modern improvements.
CHAs. MINER
Popular sheet music and books. Strings for al
instruments and musical supplies at Clapp s
Joness.
To RENT-Peasant convenient tenement SD
rooms barn, one box and two single stalls Lare,
garden. Enquire Of
A. V. Cox or Mrs. L. a. Cox.
TEN South MAIN STREET-Sunny convenien
tenement of six rooms and garden. Enquire O
A. V. Cox ar Mrs. L. A. Cox
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02
DISTRICT NO. 9.

The school in district No. 6, taught by
Lula Belle Horton, closed last Friday with
picnic in Chamberlain's grove. The
picnic was a very pleasant affair and was
attended by the residents in the district
and many other friends. Miss Horizons
school has been made successful by a
special effort of the pupils to make good
record. There have been no instances of
hardness and only three have been absent
during the term. Frank Farnum, aged
five years, won the prize for receiving the
greatest number of merit stars.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02
Y. M. @. A. NOTES.

The regular young mems meeting will
be held Sunday at o'clock.
Some of the membership fees are now
due aud they should be paid promptly.
Secretary Wilcox of Meriden, Conn,
and some members of the association who
are making a tour of Vermont on their BIZ
cycles are expected to call at the associa-
ton rooms Monday.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02
slmmarN Ia n.gnN q Jlne.

Barometer Highest. 3j.3J. the Sth; lowest 20
g. the Goth; mean. % B Thermometer High
est. IS. the 2jth; lowest IS the End; mean maxi.
mum. 10 /; mean minimum, jO.1; mean range,
2j4 mean from maximum and minimum, G3 1:
mean from tri daily observation GA. Mean
relative humidity, ~ o. Wind prevailing. W;
highest velocity per hour. % miles the 81; total
movement, slO1 miles. Precipitaton-Rain 49,
inches Number of days o. clear. :: fair. u;
cloudy II.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02

G. P. Miller, Office with A E Miller, 81 MAR
street. Brattleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02

All disorders caused by bilious state of the
system can be cured by using Carter's Little Liv.
er Pills; No pain gripping or discomfort attend.
ing their use. Try them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02

There is more Catarrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together, and
until the last few years was supposed TO be incu-
rable. For great many years doctors pro-
nounced il local disease, and prescribed local
remedies, and by constantly failing 10 cure with
local treatment, pronounced II incurable. Sci
ence has proved catarrh TO be a constitutional
disease, and therefore requires constitutional
f j Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio is the only con.
sttutional cure on the market II is taken in
ternaly in doses from 10 drops TO a teaspoouful
II acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system They offer one hundred dollars
for any case il fails 10 10 cure. Send for circu-
lars and testimonials. Address,
F. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
es--Sold by druggists, Zoe.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02

regular meeting Of the Vermont Wheel Club
will be held at the club house next Tuesday. even.
ing at 30 O'Clock NJ. AUSTIN. JR, Sec
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02

Dyspepsia In its worst forms will yield to the
use OF Carriers Little Liver Pills They not only
relieve present distress but strengthen the stom-
ach and digestive apparatus.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02

Every nervous person should try Carter's Lit
tie Nerve Pill. They are made specially for
nevous and dyspeptic men and women. aud are
Just the medicine needed by all persons who.
from any cause do not sleep we'll or who fail to
weak stomach, Indigestion, dyspepsia, nervous
and sick headache, etc., readily yield to the
use of the Little Nerve Pill, particularly If com
bined with Carter's Little Liver Pills. In vials at
25 cents
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02

meteorological Record
wKHK ESDiNe Thursday EVENING, July !, 1897.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1897-07-02

The total grand list of the town is S97,-
S76.42, and the total tax which Collector
Gordon will receive is S52, 473. PC The
item appearing as unclassified refers to
that part of Esteyville which is not in the
incorporated village, but is in school dis
trict No. ?:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
WitteI 8c9en S6ciutoo.

Gin ruiiI6er .Griinoer" Nanlens
Garina mill niht nie anoere 9rOBe
Mdnner I'm Die 2ebsnoen, ionoern I'm
bic SOoten ooer pielmebr Die S6ein=
tOoten ii6 peroient MAIDEN, inoem er
eluen Npparat baut, Der ben lebenoi9
Veeroi9ten bel ibrem GrDa6en in Der
gt06t oes 8rNbes srmO9liAt. iib mics
Der nit Der Sberpelt in Gerbinoun9
gu leBeu." Ser Wtebanismus, Der bic.
len 3wed errei6eu iOll. beltsbt in Der
Saupti0he in eiuem SnOpf oil Der
Snnenieite oes SarNosdels gsrNoe iiber
Der SruIt oes SbeintOoten. SObalo
Der lln9lildlihe misoer gum &ebsn
tommt lno Su atbmen be0innt. 70 oaB
bic ll6 bebenoe Yruit ben &nopf be.
riibrt. ieBt iib cine elettriibe @eitun9
in Sbdtl9teit uuO eiu bur6oriugenoes
SGuten eridallt in Der @o6nuu9 oes
SOoten9rGbers. mOrGuf Der Beanie 10.
fort benz @erluienen untcr Der Groe Al
Siilie iommen tam. Sn Der 3tpi.
i6suaeit. biz eas Grab 9sO1Hst wprosu,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13

&eriammlungsn itano, erbellt aus Der
Sbatiahe, oaB bic i'm Sabre 1891 in
GOuispiQe a~b9ebaltene Generally er.
Iummllnlg oes Gentral-Y ereins i'm
gum praIioenten ertOr, tpel6e @iiroe
uno Siiroe er 81 iibernebnlen ii6 ieoo1
nibt 9~etraute. Gr ipar Witbeariinoer
oes sYerbdnoes Der 8. &. In.
ter ltiiBun9ss uno Siinglinsss 9ersine
bon g8iscOnlin. in bsiien geratbunasu
auf feline &atbihld9e isbr 9roBes Ge.
widt 9eleSt wuroe. Sursum, er mar
oas Multer zines Ssreinsmannes, bas
bon Ilsn na4Seabmt 81 iueroen Der.
olent. er bat oaber 9ans DEFENDERS
Nniprll1 auf bic Sautbarteit Der tatbo.
lliden Vereine, uuo iuiro aepiB Elm
leoes IereinsmitaIieo. tpenn ibm bieie
3tilen 81 8elihte iommen, fir Die
Seelenrube bes 9erbli1enen Elm OIL.
anbGttises Gater infer beten.
NntOn Sidel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
E,,xen,b,,rarr Go,ette, pier,staa, orn 13. april 1897.

bat ibnen iih auf0etban, uno o~nQliDoa
ltebt Die QSelt ON &anoe, bic S0no'
rin9enb."
IS 9ibt tuum cine morolii6e S6lede
tl9teit, bic man niht ben Seiuitens
nah9eio9t, toum cine i4lehte Sbat,
Die Ith irgenowO erei0net, Die man ni6t
ueriu6t bat, lbneu an bic &6fidDBe
81 bdn9en. Sa0esen bilft feline nod
10 Hare @ioerle9un9. 9as Wort
uSe'uitismus" bleibt in proteltanti=
i6en &reiisn nod INNER Der tllr,e Slls
be9riff olles Sdlsbten lno Sinterliiti=
gen. Sum Ssmeiis biene cine sinsise
Seite (26S) aus Sobauues Sherr's
,.Seutite 6ulturs uno Sitteugsihi6-
te", NO Den Seiuitsn folGenoe hinge
beuerlidtciteu in bic Sbube seidOben
iperoen:
3eritOrun9 Der Qualification, GerfoI=
9un9 Der 8eoantenireibeit, 9eroum=
mllng Der Waiieu, lalierbaite Moral,
WiBbraud oes Ssi9tltubls, ente brenoe
Sinnlidteit, glnwenolns Der S6ledte=
ten Wtittel, Woro burd 8ift uno
Sold, alternate 9e9en 9etrOnte Sdup.
ter, Seuhelei, &aub uno SpiBbiibe=
rel, Srauenoerfiibru1s unD Guppelei.
Serenoerbrennun9 uno glaspbemie,
turS bic QanSe Siabplit Der S0lle.
Sieie uno dbnli6e &erleumouuoen Der
Seiuiten rno %Dertpanoten Sroen wer=
ben ta9li6 in tirtenfeinoIiden 3ei-
tuuaen, SrOhiirer, &omanen uno
ielbit in piNeniAaitIiaen 9idsru iuis.
Der aui9ewdrmt. SIT ss oa Elm @un=
Der, menn mir in oieien &reiisn eincn
inertldrliden, biaboliihsn Seiuiten.
uno &atbolitenbab antreHen. I'm oas
Vaterlano 81 retten, 9~laubten bic osut-
lben 6ulturtGnpfer, ole SeIuiten uno
perwanoten Sroen aus benz &ei6e
Derbannen 81 miiIisn. limb nod flint
unoSipansi9idbri9sr Yerbannung ba=
ben lie nod nibt ben Mut6, oieIe Ser-
bannun9sgeieBe a~uisubebsn; tie iau,=
meln unterihriiten bon bunoert Sau.
lenoen, tpelhe 9e9en cine 3ulahun9
Der perbannten Seiuiten protsltirsn.
@as wilroe wObl Die Welt osnten uro
iaSell, tuenn bic &ataplitsu in Gbuli=
der @eiIe fir bic Serbannun9 prote=
itantiiher Siatoniiien aNitiren Mir
ben? Mtdr iuiiroe ibneu einfa1 a..
gen: Sas gebt eud nihts al. @a5
9ebt es bic PrOteltanten oil, oh mir
ben papit. Die &0niQiu bon Gu0lauo,
ODER ben ruiRidcn Safer als Sber=
baupt u~niersr STRIDE ansrtsnuen. 9en=
nod tDnnen uniere a. P. A. erIteres
nitt ertragen. @arum? Sbr uner.
9runoliher SaB 9essn bic STRIDE err
tldrt oas Jtdtbiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
9lui oem &opf gefteut

5ino in glmerito fat ole reli9iDIen urlo
mirtbI6oitli6en UrunoiGBe. SIN 8es
i61itsleben miro bic Ireie uno abiOlute
G~onturrenj uls Souptbef0roerun9smitz
1cI oes Sanoels uno Der 6swerbe GEE
f0roert uno oaour6 tperoen ale ebrz
li9en uno 6riitliben 8eihaftslerte
Dor ben unebrlihen uno Jitoilhen
SanoelsmGnner ~erlIten5 II Il Ibi9
oemaht. Nuf Den 0ebieten no aber
cine pirtli9e ,%freic" GOnturrenS n il B.
Ii d ipdre oa beItebt oieIelbe in Qmerit0
ni6t, ndmli6 auf benz @ebiete oes
G d | msisns. lleberall gilt in Imez
rita Die %yfreie" GOnturren3 NH in Bee
ireIf Der S6ule, oa miilen proteltans
ten uno ole Setten fir bic 9Ottloie,
Dtfentli6e S6ule bes0blen, obne
bnB Tie oieielben (aus 8epinensrilfi6E
tenn benllBen tDnnen. SeihQmeno 1T
in bieiem Yuntte 4. 9. al6 fir Imes
rita, Gn9lano. 2iber0l III b.
rem Slime 1T oas en9lii6e S6ulE
peieu. 99ie IN Nmerita, Srantreib
unO Sel9ien beItebt aud in ENGLAND
bic GOnturreuS wiiden cOnfeiiioneIler
rno Staatsi6ulen. gber bier berri6t
mirtlide lluterridtsfreibeit uno treie
GoncurrerS. Die cOn%IeiIiouelen S1u-
len beiBen freie Sbulen uno lteben lns
ter ben tir6lihen Sr9ani iatiOnen, bic
Staatsi6ulen beiBen NOtionalibulen
lluo psroen BON Jog. S6ulrdtben 9s'
leitst. gSGbreno aber IN anoeren G0ns
bern MIR bic StaatSI6ulsn aus benz
Budget u~nterbaltsu neroen, SeDdbrt
bic eu9liIde &e9ierung aud ben cons
~feI1ipnellen S6ulen cine llnterltiiBung.
,llnIere &iberolen in Wmerita I9lieBel
bic coufeiiiOnellen S6ulsn bon oieier
unterlttlBun8 aus, Inn ben frelen uns
terri9t beiier unteroritten 81 fDns
men. Mau Tam absr i'm Grnite nibt
msbr oon llnterri6tsireibeit reoen,
ipenlI oieIelbe, wie bel uns, bur6 cine
bOppelte S6uIiteuer e%rtauft tpsroen
muB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
Gin ugcInu8ener" WabIs
ftret6.

gsi ben lebtsn fraus0iiiden @ablsn
ftrebte aud Ssrr 4. nad Der ebre, in
oas palais Bourbon oils 9cltspsrtrster
einsusiebeu unb ueribmGbte 81 bieiem
3pede auh trumme gDsse niht. fsrei.
lid. penn sr ieinen @ablsrn 9eraosSu
8elo anbpt. 10 tonnts bic Sahe idlimm
fir i'm ablaufsn. Der i1laue damn
wuBte iid aber 81 belien. Seine 2euts
mubten ben @ablireis ourdsieben uno
ben @dblern Wetten um 5 Jrancs an-
bieten. oaB Serr 4. niht sewlblt pers
ben piiroe. 60 iidsrte sr lid niht
nur bic Stimmeu Der Wdblsr islblt.
ionOsrn bisis wareiI aud nod eiiris
beiirsbt, fir ben 9anoioatsn anbere
Stimmen gu wsrbsn. unb 10 ain9 Der
.Yolispertrstsr" nit GROCER Wlsbrbsit
als Sis9er aus benz Sample bsrOOr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
alisr. S6rooer uno Der &ibes
raliSmuS.

gus @aibinatou, 8. g., beriatet
zine 9epci6e Der aiiOciirtsn Yreiie
bonn A.. gpril: ngrSbii6Of Srslano bat
SlO9en UOrgebra3t Qe9eu Mi9r. Sos
iepb SdrOoer. OsNsoeutiten grofeNur
az Der tatbOlii6en llnipsriitdt, uno bat
Die Silic oes 0pOltOlii6en 9sIeQuten.
WRI9r. WGrtinelli, GnNeruIen, osisn
Nn9rinen 9eGen PrdIaten Der STRIDE
ein Gnoe 81 NADER. Seine Sla9en
Q~riinoeten ii6 Ouf sinen bon Wi0r.
S6rDoer unter,ei6neten, Die &iber0leu
onNreiienoen Nrtitei. Der nsuli1 in
elmer tntbOIii6eu Ct. Coulter 3eitunO
erItieu. 9r. GOnNtp, &ectOr Der SD.
tbOlii6en lluipsrIitGt, AMI YsruntpOrs
tun0 oes Cardinals Gibbons, oes
R0nSlers Der 9luitalt bGnoelno, bat
ebenfGllS cine GrIldrun9 perlan9t. IS
beiBt, Nti9r. S6rOocr lusrbe aus ieiner
Stellung uls Ge6rer Der So0mHtit al
Der &atb. llniOerIitdt entierut uno ans
pGptlibe GOlle9ium SOispbinum in
Columbus, g., uerieBt weroen."
SOIientIid miro oisies nsuelte .Gs.
hitter, wie piele OieIer YortOmmnilie,
mitbelisn, Die tirhlI6e NtmoipBars 81
reni9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
Sur Seri6tigung.

Gin anoersr Stele iinben unIere See
fer eini9e 3silen ols NntluOrt ouf ben
9rief Oes bOdw. Noter &empter. ben
mir Dor sinigen WO6sn publi3irten.
IS Idsint uns nidt mebr als 9ere6t,
elmer GrpiOerung auf &sp. &empter's
Srief &aum gu 9sbell, oamit man lib
Elm ri9tiges llrtbeil iiber bic Sadlaae
biloen lam. GS miro uns nGmli6
bon OieIeH beutI9en Prieitern Deriis
6ert, oNB Der bO6pIroi9lte Sii6Oi
bon 9oOenpOrt ben 9lnfOroerun9en Der
beutidsu &atbpliten itets 9erett puros.
Sas 5ur Stsusr Der @abrbeit NIB our
yeridti9un9 etwai9sr WiBUsritduos
niiis!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
Die Wutter.

@ellu bu nod cine Wlltter bait.
60 banfe Gott NIB iei ;uirieoen:
Ii6t Nuen auf benz Groenrlllto.
Su bisiss bobe @lid beibteoeu.
@euu ou nod cine Wutter bait,
60 iouit bt tie nit gtebe pfle9eu,
SaB ite bererlit ibr miioes Saupt
Sn iSrieoeu tanI sur dube le9et.
Tss Sdters Wort III ernit uno itreIg,
Ste quite Wutter mlloert'S lpieber;
GsS Gaters Se9eI baut baS SallS,
Ger Slud Der Wrtter reibt IS meber.
Gle bat pom eriteu Sage oil
Sir bid selebt nit bangor SorSen;
gle bradte 9lbertos bid sur H.ub'
llrb pedte titiienb bid AM Worseu.
llnS MART BIZ frant, iie pflsgte beilr,
Gen lie nit tieiem Sbmerj SebOreu;
lluo saben aue bid ibon ali
Sie Otltter CAB bid ni6t uerIoren.
gle Iebrte bid ben irommm Spru6;
Sie lebrte bid iuerit oaS Heoeu
Gle ialtete bic SGnoe beiI
unS lebrte bid gum Sater beter.
sic leutts bsiren 6~inbsSiinu,
gle wa6te iiber Oeiue Suseub,
Der Wutter bante eS aleiu,
Nem BIZ nod 9ebit ben gse9 Der 3uSenb
Isle DIT bat uidt bic CARTE 9aub
NlIt oeinem Sodenbaupt 9elegeul
gSle OFT bat IIIdt ibr frommeS Ser;
Gsfebt fir bid nm GottsS Se9eT
Sie 9rDBtsu Spisr iiilb 9erin9
Sir oas, pas lie iiir bid segebeu.
llno bdtte lie perssiieu bid,
go i6entte lie Dir bod b0s 9ebeu.
Der Mutter Grab, es bleibe Dir
auf immer cine beige Stele,
o ipoubIe oft oil oielem Srt,
gSem bid umtobt beS Ssbens NeQe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
Die ocntfGe Sroenspropius
Der SeSuifcu

i5eint pie bic oeutiteu &atboliten oil
10 pielen Srten, un9eredten 8erfol=
9unsen lrno @ntitelun0en ausgsisbt gu
iein. Gs miro ndmlid gemeloet:
Su bsre6tt9ter Selbltpertbeibisuug Iebut
in Der ~ueueiteu Simmer Der .Stimmeu ans
Maria gaab" Der 4;roptu;ial Der beutlben
SrbeuSpropin, Der Seiuitsn, Der bobp.
Slater Saan, jsoe 8~erantportulg iir bic
ieuiatioueleu glusiiibrun9eu Der nGipilta
Gattolica" iiber ben Sreibunb ab. VepuBte
Nusiiibrun9sn - 10 srtlart er - eutiprd6eu
burdaus utdt ben @uii6teu Der be,lti6eu
Seiuiteu, nod aud benen beS Srbeus ais
iolbeu. Cine berartise G%rtidruus in ben
grunbiGslib ruupolitiiben" rStimmen" 1T
iIberaus bemertenspertb uuo l0Bt baraui
idlieBeu, baB Der rGiuiita" 9lrtitel sesel bic
bsuti4en Seiuiteu aus9ebeutet porben 1T.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13
Wie btcI 0eIo fohet Die Sers
,uaItuna Der STRIDE?

Sas patitaniide Budget biloet fir
jeue, Delde BON Der Stride oas 8unit=
itiif Derlangen, bon Der &uit 81 leben.
iebr oft einen 8eSenitano pbariiliihen
aer9erniNes. limb bod, luie pOrtbeils
bait ititt e. ab 9eaen anoere Budgets,
bon oenen mir oft 10 peni9 erfrsulide
Gunoe pernebmen. IS i6lieBt, eiu
SOr3u9 bon pielen anoeren, ab Obne
8efiSit. Die ginnabmen weroen nit
ruuo Il WiQiOnen Sire. 9enau Z, l6O.-
600 Sire r. 5.728, 900 Wurt perars
idla9t. GbeniO 9rOB iino au6 bic
N~us9aben. Wtit bielen ca. 6 MiliO.
uen Wart i'm Sabre bat Der Yapit Die
&e9ierunauns Der STRIDE gu beitrsiten.
Der bstanntlid aeAen $50 MiQiDnen
GatbOliten in mebr als 1000 Si63elen
%anSebOren. Die Ginnabmen sr9eben
lid gum aroBen Sbeil aus Der frsilpiai-
gen Selbitbelteueruna Der 2~atbolitsn,
welde burh bic Spsnos bss .petsrss
pienni9s" seiaen, oaB iie bic aus9aben
wiiroi9e1, welae bic He9ieruns Der
Stride srfOrosrt. Die gus9absu be-
retnen Ii6 fDl9enosrma6en:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-13

ermD9liht cine Iuitipenoenoe @orrib.
tuna bm Se9rabsneu oas Ntbmen.
Gbenio lam - 1srnipreter uno
8os9liibliht i'm Sarge an9ebraGt tpers
benz" Gs miro aud ben 8srpanoten
oes &erItOrbenen unbeimgs9eben, jeosm
ibrey beQrobenen 2isben .Speile uno
Srant als GrfriIhun9 nit unter Die
Groe 81 geben. a. Sn &uBlano iheint
Die ialIre 8urie borSeitis 81 aeoeiben.