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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-15
TIoth fyoIn tsttstI.

Very few probably are svsre that the
fur or vegetable down. OF the csttsil is =
marketable article. superior to feathers or
cotton for many purposes. II is not quite
80 vslusble or useful - eiderdown, bat II
approaches it very closely and is cheaper
thsn any OF the three. As mstter OF
fact. great many people sre today using
articles covered With cst,siI products Who
have no idea where the msterisl comes
from.
II sa vast extent Of country compsri
lively speskin =. from which the cst,sii is
gathered. |. sonss from the swamp.
slong the numerous creeks that put 10
from the Dslswsrs bay. from Morris rIvsr
to Cars May. The ~ rsps smount psth
cred 10 The season ia ton day. The
work Of gathering and r.nsporting il and
then weaving II into 10 the msny forms
-tish I, mn.t tste before becoming s.l.
Bile, Constitutes 8 cnpsidersbls industry.
One OF the mot slsborsts uses to which
tbi. 10 st.ri.l is put 10 that OF coverins
sofas. Very many Of the suppossd plush
covered diy.ns srs really covered .ith
fabric Of esitsiI /, vssrs better than the
plush aud is Infinitely obespsr.
The same srgum.n, that spplies 10 The
sofa is applicable 10 the pillow. Very
often, boss.er. soeh pilloxs go by &c
other usme.
eois pillo-s slso are n.ds OF ost,sil,
bsesnse pillow avos.dly covered With
c.itsll would prob.bly be regarded vi'h
contempt. Call II Als.tsn plu.h, how
ever, or slsll.nd WOOL thai has been
treated by bsv process aud II will sell
readily enough sud give satisfaction too.
Tue family slbum which arsces the eer
ter .ble 10 the psrlor Of 90 nsoy farm
bosses Is .lss 10 usny instances s1ornsd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-15
Major G.a.raI and Private.

To those We were there the battle OF
q ttysburg stems bat = little vsy back
unul they look down the line aud note
the ~ork ui desth during the almost thirty
four years that hs.o passed tinee then
The recent death Of Genrrsf John q, Rsb
inson at Binghsmton, who copmsndsd
the second division Of the First Corps
under Reynolds aud Lost leg the ht,t
day. 5000 siter Gsnsrsl R-ynolds vas
lilled, ha- set many Gettysburg sur
vlVor e. re,ie~ing OoI, tsw u the
msu -ho heid bieh rsuk Ia that battle
are slige. Ampng them are Nsjor Genef
ale D.niel L. 5ieties. . o. Hoxsrd spd
Carl schnrz Meade, Warren, ssds wick.
B.ncock. Gibbou, sloeum, Kip.triek
Caster, sykes, Doubleday, Wsds-orth,
Cutl,r. k3~lsy aud many others long
.itcs pas.sI .say. Ga the conisdsrsts
side r.srly sll Of the eorps aud division
CON ID oders are dad. About lhsir Only
prom inslt snuisor lie Gsnsra J.mss
l. ,nsslreet. Who bad very 70. superior.
/. general on either side.
Tue late General Robinson served ss
lisa.susa, governor Of hsv York sua v..
/, past eoamsndst 10 cLiei Of las Grand
Array Of tue Republic .ss Hsienias
70 Secoh DivhiJn usn ~ be told cone
Of bic experiences 10 the great battle. 1t
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-15
VOLUME @G

...tths n,ne,.r. - g.nr.te.- .,
long s,bibit,l IN rA,.. ~, ..-,
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hs. opt di,i,iep cnrrr,rt., r.,...3I..h
in.on, -as .o,na,A and lL,e t,.., As.
horss Iva t,la m h,ls ,,,., t,...t....
and ala 90.
So you we're in tb. sse.eB p.r.,..r
sere ,ooy ssk,a.n oItt.b r... d..
hitchsd around on nns fo,t p, a.. .5l n
crniehes.
Yea air. and il .tbs b..t.,,,,.i.,., ID,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-15
sopbt.s sphere.

Whore il ssplie1 asked Oscar France.
S. be csnt 10 frsm skating, al rosy With
eIefei e.
Sle 0. ~ be roou, cup o'p, answered
her mother 5 csms 10 aboo, ~ hour
aao apd c0upIsiaei OF hsrigg headache.
igu bad batter cali b rss suppsr IL near
Iy ready.
Oscar put sway tls skstes and vas Start
Ius ~ tas st,lrwEy. .heu hls si'tsf made
her sppssrs1oe. ~ith pale face aud eyes
hist gave every iudiJsti0n oi vesping.
o.. Sophie. he bsssn, hurrisdiy. yon'rs
70 60 uoa1d 70 zee Minnie Psrcivsi 10
uisbt. ss shs i going to New York ,ouor
roe.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-15
Youth's Department

Burns, the largest province Ia The
Indlsn empire, is beautiful and yaty
varied country, covered in many places
With forests which 10 the mobihs Of
March are bright pith The many coIor7
and sweet with the varying tcauls oi
thousands OF fjwerinR trees and ehrubs
This countey is trayorscd by mary jgtfe,
the longest OF which is the IrIwpdI, win
3 course OF probably 100 miles from I's
unknown source among the sHows Of IIu.t
down TO the bay Of Bengal. There ry.ts
during the rainy season (which Lasts iaf o
long time overflow their banks aud nprea
over ihe plains, the food water OF tie In
wsdi often fJwing over the county ior 10
or 10 miles on either 81 10 10 depla oi
from TO IA feet
The inundated Villages. hpWeysr, DO not
sufsr, as tho natives, knowing what thny
may expect during The fai1y- e.as,n, ara
prudent enosgh TO build their honses oI
piles and the food waters move bat eInniy,
Bu, one c.n easily imagine nov un4naithv
the flooded eouutry must be, sl.h q greet
beat and burning sun,
During the the time oi the HJols oil
hunting operations are carried oH ny tie
natives from boats These boats, whir3
are very light. srs IN innej. sccorilag 10
their size with spe.rmeu, psddiers auj
.tssf.msn. Hunting Ia this m.aa.r is 90
occup.tiou OF great dagger. s. ltis lmpos
sible 10 gusss whst suimal may be- e1e0ag
tered 10 the Gjoded oou1'fy su Burma
has 4. long ltst Of wild arim,ts, lar.a1iDe
the .isphan', rhiooosfos, t'.I. bg1-In,
msuy kinds Of deer. tigers laupatls spI
bears.
Bat the B1fnese are su .rsusb.r im
puIslss sud eoar iarOus pe5p,s srI they
really seem to etloy ttb spart r9twrlh
tspding the risks tney fga Iaey tfa
alec aLIi0us ot secure hys W e .a,r. %
.lthou1h th,if staple fJoI De raa, ah#rbIs
q. cbe.p s-it. Ia lldIa t4- Ia1a.ssals
OF Barn. eel G'1 Or he I aal5. a44 ID su
rep, ct, lie bitter tAaa the loaeI eisssas
Of igdit Therefor. 10 go.n. on. o. buat
over The Il ,odsd eOuutry. tlese u.aa are
10 search 90, osly Of eIe.tsnsat, bu, q
tomOffg.. diGGet.
pal.,t :. Tnx, r.y = .st.rf. d. II sasUut k.rg
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-15
We Shoot to Cure !

Fyery shot secure. buil's eye At any aud
distances oar mrrla4Her and preparations ar
efeetIyc and reliable remedies because Ne ntyei
isll 10 compound b IA properly A competent
tbs treatment ai disosse, aud our n edtcnes are
the ptsist Of the lnrdlesl professor. Medicines
must DO N .ds up from pure fresh drugs 20
secure proper results tyCry dug 10 our stock
i. u the hsst Standard IN the phArmsc pocA,
and uueIeoed 10 The universe.
We alec carry a full Ina Of standard and pro
urietary preparations AlouF with q complete
assortment oi toilet and a. anieure articles At
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1897-04-15

Eober, Th.y cay ~ym,a gssngl kaop
secret
Richard Tbs,'s onssus~. Size csg
Keep q secret ss.y enough NltA tie assist
suee u her friends add sr4c c.il!alosa.
The Globe-republican., 1897-01-21
At A PARK SALON
00s. A1bernoa l:ulee her Guests - eAo
Cost Actocratie Way.

Cost Actocratie Way.
In the Century, TIL. Benton has .
bright and Cosby article on Con
versatiOn in France" The writer
describes AZ length aud with great
admiration, the Sailn OF Mime. Az
oernon. whose saturday dinners arc
one Of the features OF Paris social
life Her guests are chosen with the
most particular care. and she herself
sees that .hey take up only worthy
topics for discussion
Some lazy minds think that con-
ver>atioE at Nine Auhc'noa's din
uerS must be WORK rather than pleas
ure. and that she behaves among her
guests like the leader OF sympas.ny.
bringing each instrument To ac;ion
or tc silence. 1t Is perfectly ssue
that she permits no private chata b.
tween neigh5or> which would u. \
tres, ass against the good traditions
OF the eighteenth century: she ends
II impOliie and vulgar. injurious
~ the general effect and whet. by
some rare chance it happens. che
rings tinv bell IN the most decided
way. She was punished on fer the
tyranny. While some one was speak
lng'-l think il was Bardous, the
biOgrapher of ChateaubriaaG's loy ly
friends. Nine lie Beaumont and
Nine. de -CuStIne. guest
whispered to the lady seated Ne To
him: the tinkling OF the tell stopped
his untimely words. When NJ. Bar
tOux had ended, Mine. AubernOn
babe the guilty one speak in his
turn
What had YOU to say?" sho in
CURED.
'Oh. little. very little" no an
swered in Il rather distressed way
~ am sure il was something ,alu-
able: We cInnot afford To lo>a L.
Tray, speak out"
With hypocritical mod sly the 9th,
er demurred At last, With eyes
lowered upon his pl tie he answered.
Il ", saying | wo ID willingly have
taken little more salad"
There was a lau-n and some con-
fusion FOR tie AIT crat. In truth.
Nine Aube.lOn Ce>e YES u lie cal d
BY Or. HolmeS-wh il lie chose
would have the seat 1T her right
han 1.-The autocrat Of the din aer.
table
Nor are the Saturday dinners the
only ones she gives: there l.,
Wednesday dinner Cor youn.ec and
less wcll-trained guesfs-dincers OF
anarchists. as she calls the,h, le:ore
.ney get 10 be tanned and broken to
har.IcSS
The Globe-republican., 1897-01-21
hing or All Racing slasco,+

4 peculiar instance OF the hold
which superstitiOus belief has on ali
classes .. racing men is furnished Ia
the Ion2 line Of tlind b cgars who
line the entrances &c each o! the big
local race tracks May rae ng men
,nold that as gilt edged mascot the
,bliad man has no peer on earth
Those among them who would not
give 4 cent TO save their own fathers
from starvation cannot leave the
blind beggar empty-handed. The
.beggars who have sufficient interest
with the race track owners to get q
stand outside jthe gates reap hand
some returns. and ia one season can
realize enough to keep them in COLI
fO. t through the wibteE-New York
World.
The Globe-republican., 1897-01-21
HAD a POWER Or ETERNITY.
N.4 Was Weak III Legal Lore bu; S:rong
In Dog aud Gun.

IN Dog aud Gun.
speaking of the term 'powG. OF
attorney, said i wellkuOwn lawyer
the other day To 4 New \ ork Even
ing sun man, '':emiudS me OF q lit
tic incident that occurred 10 Judge
- and myself last spring up in
Sullivan County. We We're out fer
weeks trout ny ard de;er niine.i To
pOach on the preserves of Il ti>hiGg
club which had secured ontrol o. The
river iOr distance vi >cve. III nIes
aud where public II hing was strictly
forbidden. We knew that part or
the creek was guarded by an old
Irishman in the employ OF the club,
who patroiied the banks, accompanied
by fc. oc.OuS look ng bull dog and
gun ident. fed with the revolutionary
period, bit we decided TO take
chances rather than return with
empty crccis. So on the following
morning j;st at the peep o; day, VIC
sneaked up creek, through the woods,
aud struck ia at point just out OF
sight Uf the club house. We bad a
glorious time until about o'clock
and had tiled our creels to the crowd
ing point when suddenly cd Mike.
with his dog and gun. appeared on
the opposite bank. Hey, ye diyils.
Come out g tGot' he shouted. We
pretended not to hear. meanwhile
cuging over toward the opposite
bank.
.Ay yez don't come out Ofll sic
me dog on yea rOareu Nike This
ti;lc locked up but pretended not
u understand.
les l shouted back, it's tiue
day.
"A tOine day is it, beloved the
isatc Celt: ,Shure ven think IT'S "A
Il domned bad day ii yez don't come
over here cut u thOt" And Mike
began To hnger the antique musket
omincusly. L Legan To think i, was
time To tempOriZe-
By what authority do you craer
lis out OF this stream asked As
severely Is could.
BE what authority is it.
screamed Mike tie at autOority:'
Shufe an Id have yez know tnOt
I've full power av eternity over the
creek. an av yeE don't come out LII
blow the top @ yer heads OIL
This was too much. We didn'I
mine tic dog Or the gun. but full
power OF eternity was something We
didn't want to contend with. 50 We
yielded and left the stream"
The Globe-republican., 1897-01-21

THERE IL much praying done that
u full Of the narr0West Kind Of self.
iShneaA
The Globe-republican., 1897-01-21

IxDUsrRY aiwSya raises the bsss
yegetahloB IN It's own g1rdeo
The Globe-republican., 1897-01-21

confidence and security that an infant re-
poses upon the bosom OF wet nurse.
The Supreme Court Criticised.
IT the Congress OF the United States pass
an amended law the torpid snake of htiga-
ton will again begin 20 crawl slowly through
the mazes of the law towards the court of
final juxisdic ton, and If the leaden heel of
justice is as slow and ii Tie nleditations Of
the court are as great and IL they shall pom
der as long over the constitutionality Of the
law in the future as they have done in the
past, posterity will have arrived in time to
hear their next decision and the existing
generation will have ceased to take interest
In transportation matters on this earth be-
cause they will. By that time, have been
transported beyond the jurisdiction of the
court Therefore. 1t seems to me that if re-
lief is desired By this generation they cam
NO: wait upon the slow evolution of the fed
eral Congress and federal courts. but must
seek for relief without resorting thereto
I therefore recommend that the legisla-
ture pass maximum freight law that will
be fair to corporations and just 10 the peo-
pie. believe, also. that the board OF rail-
road commissioners should be clearly vested
with the powers of court and given the
power to adjust fares and freight within the
state Of Kansas As they may deem just, and
not exceeding the maximum rate. and that
their powers shall be made definite and GER
tain. but subject to appeal TO the supreme
cont ct the state. In doing this think the
legislature should not proceed in any spirit
Of retaliation q revenge for the misdeeds of
the engpog atio0s In the past. bat they should
make thei1 purpose clear 70 these corpora
tiou4 that IN the future. the interests Of the
eiti1e1o Of this state are % be taken into
1cc0ml - ven n The welfare Of the cor
lot1aA an1 nat pEoets IN God times and
taases = bad 60 aEs 70 b equally shared
1eeUunn the1
The Globe-republican., 1897-01-21

of freight railroads have never heSitated
to enter into that competition The haul
from Chicago east 10 the Erie canal -
greatly reduced because water transporta-
ton makes It necessary. The hsul from St
Louis to New Orleans is also made II low
rate in order to compete with water trans
portation. These railroads that do business
at very low rate and in competition with
water transportation are in IS good Cordi-
ton financially as railroads which do not
have TO compete in such a way Therefore,
ii seems TO me tina: Il would be wise for this
legislature to ask the legislatures Of Teas
and Nebraska, whose state laws have been
set aside and annulled as ours have been. 70
conside. the feasibility OF such plan. in
case the laws that hope Will be passed By
this legislature should fail of success
Following John Browns Lead.
Gentlemen OF the legislature, VIC cannot
hope. in the short space of fifty days. 20 cor
rect all the mistakes, 20 remedy ali the evils
that have been made and have arisen
along with our magnificent civilization. but
We should endeavOr TO accomplish such
results as will demonstrate 10 those who
follow Us that our intentions were good.
or actions determined and our coun>elS
plate of Kansas. The works are Denea:h
and behind Us. where a million and half
of Gods poor people toll and struggle y
generation has passed away SINCE Joan
80 live and so move while dressed IN our
little brief authority that those who look
may hope that We have struck two
John Brown Of Osawa,omie.-he E,dc our
Advanee6 the Kansas though. 50 high. for
All the world TO See.
HIS names calls snch pasoa forth. By Kan
Mea sse. f1e 6sii 70 freedom .uns away
yoRx ". LEEDx.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
Gin lnuawicrieer beiflrr %rn,eB

lit oerfl. NSO1e bon Gibter SUITED be-
en0i9t wOroen. IS mar oerIelbe Elm
Nodpeben 0es qrOBCn NOlS9ebOftes
6euers. weIbes Dubuque ON 9. SUM
1894 beimNeiuAt bat. gtu6 oieien
&ielenbrNnOe erleol9ten bic meiIteu
6elerDer llberlln9s @elelli6aften ibre
SerpTli6tuu9en 9e0en Die Vel6Goi9ten
prompt unO i6nell. SeoO1 Die Mu-
tual Fire Insurance Co. bon Mew
NDrt SO0erte Der Leisure Lumber
Co. lire YOlice, mslae auf SIC. 900
l~autete. 3l besablen. Sic bDtsn bios
5000 als GrleOl9unQ ibrer Saitbar=
teiten uno le9ten oas 8elo in Der
Second National Bank nieoer. Nlf
bic 9eri6tlibe &lu0e Der Leisure Lum-
Der Go. bin, srbielt oiele ben Sollbe=
tr0Q $4,000 ju9eiproden. Die Ssr-
Ii6erunNs=8eieli6ai appellirte al oas
SberGeri6t. meldes Der &eiure So.
3te1t 9nb uno biele leate Sauo an oas
6elb in Der Snnt. g&Qbreno Der Nps
pell al oas Gberaeri9t in Der S0wsbe
mar, oe9arn ole Selt're 20. ellle1 frO=
sep 9e9en Ole e9It1Ao 0reat 2Seltert
GilenbNbn, I'm SdNoeneriaB gu erlar=
GEN. 9ieIer YrOSeB purOe Dor benz
Ser. Staoten=Neri6t ber9anoelt uno
bic Heiure so. unternnbm Dieien Yro=
8eB Su 0lllllten Der Mutual Insurance
GO. pom Nem Dort, oeren @nlpalt, &.
rs. SarQer, oell 6oll oerbaloeIte. lpel=
per an ~. WFal 1873 81 @ullltell Der
Sdbu entl9Ieoel iuuroe. gSleea l1elnt.
tDOIlten bic Sl19er 9e9en olele G1t=
lteIoulI8 appeIlIren. I'm olelen Nps
pelI al oerlneloel. cItltallo elrl eOrl=
pronlIB NIT Der e%slenbGbn, our9 luelden
Del6loren tpuro!. Dap III Der Nerlbt:
lINen entl 0elo"n9 Il9t Die Molten,
SteIlsrn etc. eIll9el0IOllen TEN lolIen.
N0raIfbm ipuroe Der Nppell nldt 9e=
matt. 3u8lel9 luuroe Die eIlenbabn=
6eielllAaft 9eplner Gerblnoll1telten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
~ Sciu> &ir1c,

Sie @iiioI i: - ScIus&ir9c,
peI6e i'm gouic Cu pcrIl. 9&o6e Itatt=
bate uu0 in olc'tr crit 3l Gnoe tOm=
men miro, UurOe ni0t uur pon ben
@emeinoemitQlieOcrn, iOnOCrN ou6
BON Onocren &otbOIiten. ia iO00r Don
YrDteltunten beiuht. Sir bic Wtiilirn
iino iOl9cnOe Sciuitenuder in glt=
ipruh QeuOmmen WorOen; HcO. Mnr=
tin YOrt. S. j., GeU. s. /. 9teu=
brandt, S. j., &eO. Wtotbi0s Nteumils
Ter, S. j., luO Hep. 8. &eliel, S. j..
&Dn oieien wuroc elmer D%erHiuoert
tbeil8uueDmen. Die Nele0enbeit muroe
nieliN1 CUR NbIbIiCBun8 zines 2(b=
ibnittes i'm 0eilllQen Xebcn Der GIdu-
bi0en bcnubt uuO miro wObl nibt pGne
bauernOe Griidte 0CbllebCu icin. 9ie
St0n0e3preOigten tUUren re0el=
m0BiQ fIeiBI0 beiuAt unO 8umNl bel
ben StOnOe3preoi0teu fir bic Wt 4 ns
nerwelt inn Q8Ubrbeiten IN elmer
6Orm uno an cine 3ubOreri60it ou3=
9eltreut WOroen, Wel1e O0ne 3weiiel
DOn tieicrQebenOtn 6Ol0en iein ~iOllten.
Ollie bic fir Die N(dnnerwelt 10 lui6ti=
gen ErOQen ilbeS bic ebcIlhen Yflihteu,
iiber i6Iedte E~cttilre, 9ebeime @eieu=
i40tten, llnmdBl9teit, lln3uht etc.
Durocn bOr9eIiibrt unO in ilber0u5
pNdenOcr uno OruItiIber 9&ejIe beteU6=
tct. Dem o%entenOen 3ui6Nucr lam
e5 nidt cnt9eben, ONB Die MbbOItun0
elmer W"tiilion iilr bic GrbaltunQ. T0r=
berun9 unO aud ijr Die &erbrcitUnQ
Oes &OtboIi3ismu5 QewoltiQ trQIti0e
SebeI bieten. uno ooB ojeie &ebel ri6.
Zig OnQCIeBt mo QcbduObobt Weroen.
bufitr itellt Der gi0mc .5eIuit" in alien
ielnen ri6tiQen mo i0lib9n NunaNun-
gen ben GeUei3.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
&us Sijiau, So.
Sfiian, ben 30. Non. 1897.

Siiian, ben 20. gtop. 1897.
gSertber Serr 8onner!
Vim 81. Nppember botten mir bic
6reuoe, bier einem fsierli9en Sod
ante beiauwObnen lnO Slpei er9reifenoe
Ereoi9ten o%n5ub0ren, iuelte bonn
bodm. Sater 6eueritein bon 9ubuQue
9sbalten wuroen. Reo. 6euerltcin
ludre geiuik Elm PATHFINDER Yrielicr fir
cine 8emeinoe iuie Sllian. 9iens=
tag. ben %. Ntop.. mpbnten mir bier
aud elmer i6Dnen SphSeitsfeier bel.
Ser botm. gater 6sucritein belt Elm
feierliAes So1amt uno trallts Serrn
Clinton Sauber ppn Spiupille. Sa., nit
SRI. Waria GttslOorf bon Sili0n. Die
weItlibe Seier fano ouf Der Sarm bes
Serrn Inoreas GtteloOrt oes Sruoers
Der ESraut, HIATT. Sic Neu9etrauten
iueroen ii6 bel SpiQuile, Sa.. 9Gls=
lid nieoerlaiien uno mir wiinihen oert=
ielben pisl Slid uno Se9en I'M leueI
Stanoe. geioe iino wOblbeltellt uno
9eb0ren an9eiebenen beutiAen tOt9Oli=
i9en 6amilien an. N9tun9suol.
De Coseng.
Na6trGeli6 miro inns geneloet, oaB
Elm oeutider Prieiter fir Die beltiaen
Satbpliten baielbit anaeItellt weroen
iou. Die nidtsoeutl6en 8emeiroes
mitalieber bon Siiian iino pOm GrSbi=
ihoIe Der 8emeinoe Sl Galmar an9e=
ihlOlien woroen uno be9alten Die alte
STRIDE, pd1reno bic oeutIden &atboliz
ten Oenielben bas @elo. weldes jene Su
Der relleu STRIDE beSablt baben. mieoer=
erltatten miilien uro SPAR Die Summe
bon $780, 90. Inner 6orreipOnoent
meint. lie ieien Dem bohwiiroi9lten
GrSbiI6oie b0ntbar. penn er iblcn
MIR sinen oeutIhen YrieIter '6idt,
yielblt ipenu er ein .Gurembur0er'
wQre". Sas lit re6t ih0n QeIdAt uno
mir Surembur9er linb unlerem
Sreunoe fir bisien Wusorud Der Sod.
a6tung our9aus ni6t gram (plr
ueriteben ia Olle G6erO, ielblt ipenn
oas Compliment etWas untlar 0lsae=
oriidt 1T. Sod, wie 9elaSt: ~gti9ts
fir UNCUT"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
OewaltigC GrplnIiur.

6reito9 MOr9en e@rpIOoirtsn au
Q%lUtteOille, gSl5., in aller 6rlibe 10, 900
4iuuO YulOer in Der YuIpermiible Der
EaIIu IL HQno YulperTubrit. Die
0NuptGebQuli6teiten Der 6obrit liegen
in eiuem 3DnlteIiel uno belteben aus
20 Ooer 30 9dUieru, mel1e ilber ein
6clo Don 40 older 5critreut um6er=
lje0eu. Die SricbtraIt miro per
IumpT bon Dem 3riebb0uie mittelit
G1Qiten 0uf Die umlie9enoeu 8ebQuoe
UrrtDelIt, lDeIbe melt nOu chamber
liegen, ONmit bel GrplOIlOnen, benen
bltIe Q8ertltatte mcbr Doer mcni9er
0u3Qeiebt ijnO, njdt NlIes Ouf einmul
2u Gruuoe geribtet weroen tonne.
Die Wtilble, in Welher Die " / d lis
gen sur 4ulDerbereitlnQ Qci6eDen,
mar. ME mciiten3, Nu3 oieies DIAL Der
Srt Der GrplOilOu uno 10000 Yfuno
BUILDER ma6ten Die Huft uno Groe melt
i'm llmtrelie eri6iittern. Die S0ta.
itrOpbe trOt gum Slid in Der NNtt
Gin Ols nlr Der Sei3er I'M 3%reibbduie
OnDeIeno mar un0 Oieier murOe iuie
~iIbcrbNupt NiemnuO DerleBt. Ssn
Y~IOtteUille er3itterten bic Sduier, obsr
mlr weni4e Soldier muroen geIt0rt.
G5 miro erSdbIt, Elm S4werb0riQer lei
bel iOl6er GrplOliOn auf0eiprun9en
umo babe oberein." QeruieN, oO er
Qlaubte, es babe SemOno an bic 3biire
Ieine5 3immers 0etlOpit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-12-07
Su cigcnartigcr @ciie gum @citanus
niIie %aciDruacn

b0bcn SetettiUe ben an sirem Moroe
betDeiligtsn @il9elm Sern in @aterloo.
9erIclbe bate aus Ongebliher Sisbe
Illr O0s g9eIbsbilo Selilab Sails iei=
ncn &0ter SerOme uno ieine Mutter err
moroeu belfen, I'm nit ieiner 8alQen=
QenOIItn OOs G%igentbum ieiner Stern
gu Dem Selni9en MAIDEN 81 t0nnen.
Nls Der Nn9etlN9te (Del6er i~ibri9ens
ais @ertseu9 Der Selilob ben
Ylan ausTilDren bali, Den Der eriinoeri=
i9e 0eiit oes @sIbsbiloes srionnen
lnO entmOrfen batte) I'M @efQn0nihe
iOB, bleBen Die @ebeimpDli3iltsu cine
PerIon li6 ais 8e It. in mO9lidlt
0etreuer 9ta6abmun9 Der 8elt0lt Oes
bln9cmoroeten Saters, Dem QefNngenen
T0termOroer oei9en. Der 8ul9ent0u=
oloOt Qerietb oNriiber in iOlhe Qu9It,
oNB 0erielbe leln NerQeben 9eitono uno
lOmit Gi6t iiber ben MprofNll breitete.
Ser ,Hamlet-act" i@eint ulio ou6 gu
0noeren 0Is tIeOtraliihsn 3wsden DON
ghuBen gu iein unb mirtt mon6mal
Ou6 Nuf Der 9rOBen Yiibne oes 2sbens
in rs0liltiIh=eriOl9rei6er @sile.