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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

Don And e. lrlaEfe
S cyetario Sublente:
Don Jose Rosario GeiP1.
Inscriberons en 81 regi tEo iaas
de Glen electores. qse s1n no % ha-
bfan hecho por falta De ocssi6n opor-
tuEa.
En- dicho acto h;zo profession de fe
politica, afliandose q nuestro parti
do, ell stfior don Julio G nznlez, sc
cretario de aquel AyunfaTniento. que
hasta ahora venfa fgursndo dentfo
del incondioionalismo.
Ura comisi6a comunic6 JOS acuer-
dos los Sc ncres Bauza, A i<aredo y
Rodriguez. quienes obsequiaron q
cusntos concurrieron a eea manlfes-
tacion De simpatia, con IA geneEosi
dad que acostumbran.
"TambiEu -uos dicen-fuin,os
Ia casa morada de nuesfeo popular
aIcalde, fin dc ponerros sus 6rde
res. Con Ia amabi idad que le ca
racteriza nos obstqui6 el S nor Cos
tas Ferrer.'
DISC, viose Ia reunion dentro del
mayor orden, dandose patri6tioos
vivas al Rey, a los fenores Sagasta,
Moret. Munoz Rivera, Matienzo,
Costas Ferrer y a la Autonomfa.
A. propuesta de nuestso prestigioso
correligionario don Manuel Santos,
Sc consigr6 an voto de gracias muy
entusiastico, al comit6 precedente por
sus benefciosos trabsjos en- pro de la
colectividad.
lBien por los liberales de Pefuelas!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

La sefiora Adams, primera sctriz de Ia
troupe que dirije ell sef1or Roncnroui, do
lnz auoche, despues de un parto sumameute
laborioso, IN robuato pi1o
QQe sea euhorabuena
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

FL mejor RON que SO venda en- la isia e
el ron CYRNOS, de 10 af1os, que detallan
A Luchetti Ga. -15.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

CORONAS FUNEBRES surtido fenoms
nal preoios conveniente. "A. Luchetti
Ga. 7-15
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

22 93I pesos centsvo ascepdi6 10 re-
caudado por Rentas eStancodas en- este sla
dnrante 81 mas De S-utionbra suma one.
eomparada con Ia De igual mes del ano so-
terror, ,arroja una d.fsrencia en- baia de LOIS
pesos 6S eeLtavos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19
Jarana


Results nuy animada y concurrlda Ia ja-
rama de anoche, en- 81 Casino
La orquesta que difjge ei popular Domin-
on Cruz acariciaba el dido con sus harno
niosos acordes.
Vjmos alh, radiantes de simpat1a de
helleza. & las se6orjtas Oppenheimer- A qua
vo. Oasals, Ferrer Fornsris, Mata, Blscombe,
Gauthier, S huck, Mendry, Cabassa, Valdi
yieso. Slmonpietri, L acrolx y otras mas que
no recordamos On este mome1to.
Puede decirse Que la jarana resulto IN
baile er toda forma.
Esta de euhorabueDa la juventud dtl Ca
sino.
Captura
Eu IL m nara d, hoy fLe aprs heudlao por
ell active saIge1to dF 0 P don GAspar Iii
zarJv el vigilarte Justo Cla1ero, el deser-
tor de preside Juan z ragoza, quien fue
traeladado Ia carcel de eeta c,ud d.
Sonbreros psra sef1oras y sehoritas, ele
gantfsimos de 4 TINA novedad "A Lu
cheti y Oa. To d,
Anoche celebr6 session ordinaria nuestro
Ayuntam ieDto sdoptandO algunos scuerdos
de importancia, Ell tre ell0s uno refererte a
la luz electrica.
La session coDcluyo las once.
Mariana daremos cueIts de ella nuestros
lectores,
IA CEsANTIA con este ncmbre pronto
abrira IN estahlecmiento de pull erfa en- Ia
prolor gaci@n de la Gale NJ yor extreme
norte, nue.. tro antique ex-empleado R.card
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

Rolan en- ell cusl t. mbiea Sc dedicara hacer
tods clase de transformations que Sc IL
confien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19
COMPANIA AkONIMA DELLA LUZ ELECTRICA
DE PONCE
CoNy oCA RIA
DE PONCE

Craadas para el servicio de la- plantas
electrical de yspcr para las ofcinas de
esta Compaffia la plazss de
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

| Services prestados por la Guardia mum
| cipal en- Ell dia de aver:
| FCeron muertos cuarenta cinco perros
| en- Ia semana pasada consecuencia de las
| bolas de estricnina.
Denunciadas las individuss Lucia Barnier
(s) MorrOcoyo. Anita Aponte Rodriguez (a)
lDfraccion al Reglamento de Hygiene.
El pesador de carne Antonio Rosado, por
vender dicho artfculo falto de peso
FL conductor de CO he Arturo Ramos, por
in nfraccion al Reglamento de carruajes.
Ell farolero de los barrios % y So por haber
mandado al nifo Sergio Soto q apagar los
faroles antes de tempo.
IMPORTANTE Ell Ayuntamiento de la
Capital, ocupandose de su pueblo ha conse-
guido ell precio de 80 ctys. por el kilo de car
ne
El Ayuntamiento de Ponce que dete ocu-
parse de su pueblo no ha rodido conseguir
destruir LAS CAUSAS QUE EN- Las TABLILLAS
DIARIAs DICE AL PUBLICo CARNE 4 SO CENTA-
vOS KILO.
Estddese ell sistema. Anuncio pego hasta
Que Surta su efectO. ! N. dl0rlO.
EI D. ctor Ooulista de esta eiudad don
Guillermo Wives, ha trasladado su ofcina
la calle del Sol, junto al establecimiento
de los seflores Emannueii & O..
AL PUBLICO Ell oculista doctor Rarno
nell permal ecera en- Ponce hasta el dia 3 de
Noviembre en- cnyo dla saldra pare Maya
guez, en- donde permacera una larga tempo
rada ID que Sc avisa al pdblico por 81 hay
enfermos que quieran utilizar sus servicios
SIS
Fl major RON que SO venda en- la isla ei
el ron CYRNOS, de 10 af1os, que detallan
A Innhotti 90 liz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19
CaDtura

Som breros psra sefloras rites, ele
gantfsimos y de d'tima novedad "A Lu
cheti y Oa. 10 d,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19
SecretnriO :

O6cTeCUf1O
Don Juan G GsIpi
Vocales pr0pietaraos
Don Ernesto Gslpi
;, Juan Lopez
Salvador Maldonsdo
SublenteS
Don Manuel Santos
}, B.nig- o Lopez
Jose Antonio Alvarsdo
Francisco Pagan
Rafael Soldevila
TesOrerO Suplemte :
Don And,e4 Iriastc
S cretarf0 Sublente:
Don jose Rosario Geip1.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

LIE ha sido negado an cr6dito que soiicitt
el Ayuntamiepto de n guabo, con cargo {
Ia psrtid de '-Imprevistos''. para los gasto;
ocasioDados en- la Wis "a ofcial.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19
EPIGRAM

--sHas estado en- Banevento2
Dos sfios fue mi mora1a.
-iQue decfan de mia NADIA,
7 puedes estar contento.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

Ell D. ctor Oeulista de esta ciudad don
Guillermo Wives, ha trasladado su ofcina
a la calle del Sol. junto al establecimiento
de los sef1ores EmannueIi & c.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

4 las seftorGs. Recomeudanos el "Je
oon de hiei de vaca" para eI tocsdor. de los
senores Crnsellss Harmano Y Com asffa que
sc 7enoe en- todas parties. Es meior mas
osrsto que ell Jsno1 de Paris. sQue necesi
dsi de pagar caro- M jsbon frances cuando
en- Ia Habena So fabtica mas barat3 usando
lss mismas su=tancias y los mismos procedi
mieDtos y las mismas mzqainas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

E. yapor aleman s'Africa'. que Sc supon{s
habia paufrsgsdo, toEn6 puerto hey en- la
capital, proeedente de Amberes y escslss.
Sufrio III desperfecto en- Ia msquina.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19
r. J. de Crespo.

Tn socarr6n mesonero
Dijo a un jibado al reves:
No me negueis esta vez
Que ca-gaisteis delantero.
Ell jihsdn q estes razones
Replic6:-E Es muy importante
Llevar la cargs delante
Qoien Sc halla entire Iadrones.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

La Diputsci6n aolicitsra de los poderes
supremos que suspeudan toda resolucion en-
10 que refere al tabacc, hasts enviarle los
datos y documentos necesarios al efecto.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-10-19

B de Al dyur
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
rro.. Her Point of View.

The dentist said something about his
little bill, but the woman looked at
him coldly.
~ owe you nothing" she said.
why, madam" protested the den
fist, ''you surely won't deny that you
had a tooth pulled in my officel"
"It is more than likely that did,"
she admitted. SAT any rate you gave
me gas, and when / regained conscious
ness the tooth was gone. / am quite
ready to give you credit for having re-
moved it.
"Then, do not see why you should
refuse to pay me. "
The naughty creature still regarded
him coldly.
"It looks to me-" she said, Every
much like an attempt to defraud."
"Madamr' he exclaimed.
"Not to use any harsher language,
she went on, sit seems like obtaining
goods under false pretenses and also ex-
tortion."
81 do not understand YOU" said the
astonished dentist. $50 far have had
nothing from you"
MY maid informs me-" asserted the
naughty creature, "that while under
the influence of gas did not spare my
voice"
C"She is right" admitted the dentist.
"On at least one occasion your voice
landed up in the top register"
so my maid told me-" said the
naughty creature. Until heard that
had intended to pay your bill upon
presentation, but when 1 was finally
convinced that you had basely taken ad-
vantage of my helpless condition to ex-
tract from me some of the high notes
for which am in the habit of receiving
not less than $3.50 was tempted to
have you arrested for larceny"
Then it was that he recalled that she
was an opera singer of some note, and
he hastily withdrew, lest in her excite
ment she should pitch her voice high
enough to add another item of $3.50 to
her bill for entertaining him while at
work. Post.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Outdoor Air.

Few persons stop to think Of the
great difference between indoor and
outdoor air. In every dwelling a por.
ton of the air has already entered the
lungs and is in the nature of excrement.
The outdoor air alone is tolerably pure,
but perfectly so only at high attitudes
and away from cities.
We talk about climate cure, about 60
ing to Florida or Nice for health, but
we venture to assert that any invalid
may secure greater improvement with
regard to the air he breathes by proper
ventilation of his dwelling room and
by living out of doors most of the time
than he can by going to any new eli
mate and neglecting these conditions.
Many poor invalid's salvation might
be found in his own garden, while he
may 60 to the ends Of the earth in
search Of health and die in the closed
room to which he has retreated in the
fear of outdoor air.-Philadelphia Led.
ger
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
The Toastmaster's Nervousness.

Years and years ago, when the Press
club, of more or less blessed memory,
was in existence, British newspaper
man-only they call it journalist on
the other side-was at the club one
evening. He had been in Washington
for some time and was leaving next
day. Mr.. Karl Decker made speech to
him.
''Mr. Soandso," he said, "you have
spent some time with us, and you have
made many friends. We have become
attached to you. You are going away
tomorrow and we may never see you
again, but in order that you may al
ways have something by which to re-
member US, on behalf of the Press club
I present you this ring"
And then he struck the call bell Oh
the reading table near him. The Eng
lishman looked just trif1e bewildered
for bit, then he reached out his hand,
thanked the club and pocketed the bell.
And-bless his simple English heart
next morning he told another newspaper
man how kind the Press club had been
to him and what lovely presentation
speech Mr.. Decker had made.
"Mr. Decker must have been awfully
nervous, you know" he said, Though
he 6idn't show it, for he said, Il present
you this ring, and, don't ye know, it
wasn't ring at all; it was a bell. -
Washington Post.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
IRON AND STEEL.

The tonnage of the iron and steel ships
built In the United States was greatest In
1891, when 1t was l05, 0lS tons.
Many doctors believe that iron, medic
ally considered, Is u sort of food and Is
given with best effect at meal times.
Some psychologists declare that the
first use made of iron by the human race
was in the manufacture of weapons.
In July, 1867. an inventor named VIII
liam Robinson announced tho discovery of
short. and cheap method for making
wrought iron from cast iron.
Mulhall estimates that the total value
of goods manufactured from iron In the
world in 1890 was 42l2, 900, 900; of steel.
1856, zoe, 900, making total of e368, 9OO,-
900.
Iron pens are mentioned by Chamber
Jayne as early as 1885; steel pens were
made in the last century, and In 1890
steel pens were sold for az As, or about
$36, a gross.
The SO called rusting of iron Is simply
its oxidation. The chemists state that
iron Is very feebly acted upon, if at all, by
dry oxygen, but most vigorously by moist
air or oxygen and moisture.
A strip of zinc soldered beneath a gun
barrel will protect the piece from rust.
Under ordinary circumstances zinc will
protect iron from oxidation by galvanic
action If the zinc surface equals only one
one-hundredth of the iron.
The amount of iron ore mined by the
leading nations engaged in this industry
has not varied greatly since 1885, In 1898
the amount produced by the United States
was 1857, 629 tons; Great Britain, H.
203, 476; Germany, 11,457, 491; Spain,
5,497, $40 and France, 1878, 2s6.-St. Louis
Globe Democrat
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
TIRE PUNCTURES.

It Is estimated that 10, 900, 900 bicycles
are in use In various parts of the world.
II the present tendency continues, Sun
day clothes will soon mean nothing else
but bicycle clothes.-New York Sun.
You may force railroads to accept BIZ
cycle as baggage, but you can't make
them bring it back as bicycle. Detroit
News
The wheelman doesn't want the whole
earth. He merely asks that bicycle
path be constructed around it.-Philadel-
phia North American.
The "bicycle heart" is defined as the
agitated condition Of that organ when its
owner discovers an inability to buy a
wheel.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
A man In Lewiston, Me-, refuses to pay
tax on his bicycle because It is worn out
and useless. He demands to know of the
assessors whether they could tax q man
for a dead horse. II not, he wishes to
know why he should pay for dead bicy.
Gle New York Tribune
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
LOVE coMFoRTLess.

The child is in the night and rain
On whom no tenderest wind might blow
And out alone in a hurricane.
All, mol
The child is safe in paradisei
The snow Is ON his gentle head,
His little feet are in tho snow,
Oh, very cold a his small pedl
All, mol
Lift up your heart. lift up your eyesi
Over the fields and out of sight,
Beside the lonely rivers flow,
Lieth the child this bitter night.
All, mol
The child sleeps under Mary's eyesi
What wandering lamb cries sore dis
tressed
While with fire and comfort gop
Oh, let me warm him In my breasti
All, no!
IT'S warm in Gods Lit nurseries!
IA Lovers Breast Knot" by X. lyman.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Elaborate Scheme.

II wish one word from me would
strike that man blind and deaf and
dumb for the rest of his life"
"What crime has he committed?"
''None that know of. F."
"What has he ever done to you?''
Nothing"
"Then why do you wish you had the
power to injure him SO horribly?"
$50 could generously refrain from
exercising it. This would give me a
claim on his gratitude and could strike
him for loan. Isn't it beastly shame
that man who can originate scheme
like that should be suffering at this
moment for lack of paltry, miserable,
dad-dinged quarter of dollar?"-Chi-
cago Tribune.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
Not an Accident.

Caller Con crutches and with band
age over one eye)-I have come, sir, to
make application for the amount due
me on my accident insurance policy.
fell down long fight of steps the other
evening and sustained damages that
will disable me for month to come.
President of the Company-YourR
man, I have taken the trouble to in
vestigate your case, and I find you are
not entitled to anything. 1t could not
be called an accident. You knew the
young woman's father was at home. -
London Tit-Bits.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11
HOME ELY HINTS.

Young love never winds the clock
Bowlegs are a dreadful obstacle to dress
reform.
The worst clowns are not confined to
the circus ring
Bad as the world may be, It is Just as
mood as YOU are.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-06-11

address
Office New York City, and The
be maledto '-fs .S7-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
Geseu GressI@eeen.

Sd empie3Ie bisrnit Stroop'S bcri6mte,
lid iiber 100 Sabre bewdbrte, BON mir iu,s
portirte Rulper. SleI.lbeu beilen ieoeu
ulcd nibt aiis.bro6enelD Grebs iowo9l
iunerli9 ais GIlberllG.
8lott.pile, @ront 60, %Sis.,)
3. Sult 1897.
Serrn GSiparS .. gosSiu9, ct. gucas, "a.
28ertbsr otrr. Su @e9eupart mcin,r
S6wsiier. Srou GlilG6et6 Setter, wel6e Dor
ailotrtbalb Sabrcu bird cine 9liidli6e Spe4
ration mi,telit QteiierS BON eincm &rsbs ee4
BELT wurbe, miro hermit bei0eiui0t, baG lie
i'm Sriibiabr ou6 uGmli6e llebcl an Der onocz.
rem gruil peuipiirtc luo lih i6ou fertia
ma@tc, ii6 elmer "3,uejtcn Spcratiou III ms
ter;icbeu. Sd rietb iGr, Stroop'S Cancer
Cure III probircu, welde5 lie benin Gutb that,
uuo ME Ourh etn 2&lIocr polltGuOi0 porr
oem llcbel 9ebeilt iuuroe, un0 ypar no6 Sin
nadine pon bios 3 Bulucrn. so ratje g(s
len, Iuclt1e am Gre6Siibcl leioeu, ben Geriu6
III MAIDEN; mir tat IS Sebolfcn. Gs griibt
.a6tungSpou, Wtotb. Mon
i.L 0ill0betb Setter.
@eseu Hdberem obrcilirc q
GoD0ro .. Speoing,
CT. Gucus, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
Weip 9orf.

- gtlf "ieirer &eiie mad Der Staot
Netu Yort 1T 90. q. SasteD in WOrs
rispiNe, g. g.. angetOmmen. 20steD
reiIt in einem auf GGoer 9eitcIlten
Suuie, pelbes pon BierDen 9eSo0en
piro, lno bat in OieIer @eiie Die aNnSe
Strefe bon 9Ort Nu9les i'm Staate
@niDin9ton s%uriid0ele9t. Sin an
eiucm Babe an9ebra6ter GDtlometer
sei9ts, oNb bis jeyt6321 Meilen Suritf=
9elegt luOrOen wuren. 9aS Saus miro
pom Mann, Der 6ral ullo flint Sim
bern beipDbnt, ppil berlen Sluet lpdbreno
Der 8eiIe 9ebprsn murOen. Sns QanSe
8epibt oes ei9entbimli9en 6ubr=
tpertes nsbit Subalt betrd9t 2l06
Yiuno. Sic ginri6tung lit oieIelbe
tuie bel eiusm aeipObnli6en gSa9en,
nur OoB iid Die bOben &doer borne be-
Tinbsn. Sas Saus it feds Sub bod
uno swOlf SUB lang ME ein 9eUO6nz
li6es Salts eiuqsri4tet; in oenielben
befiuosn ii9 0uBer &ldppbetten ein
Diem, Elm Sid llno mebrere Stiihle,
oarunter iogar aud Elm Sdautelfpbl.
,,Sie 6omiIie reiite an %. MGrs
1894 bon Yort NnQels Ob uno lit lett
benz ouf Der &eiie 9eweIen. 9as
Saus 1T i'm Serlauf Der EeiIe ettu0s
arg mit9enOmmen poroen, aber bic
&inoer ieben tr0ftig uno 9eIuno aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26

bat wobl bisbsr ouf Der 0dnsen 99clt
Die vStdnooro Oil &c." in Gliia=
beth. Gie GoDrun0 lit nabeSu poll-
enoet uno 1T bis jsbt bereits mebr ols
cine Nteile tief; mad ibrer SollenounQ
miro lie cine Siefe bon 5000 Sup ers
rci0en. gts Die Yubrung 22S5 6uf
tlcf 9eoieben mar, luurOe cine @as=
Qlelle entoeft, mcI0e biursiAte, I'm Qe=
nii9enO 9ampf iiir ben &eIt ocrIelber
ST l~iciern. SntercNGnt iinO itbrt9ens
Die Sepb06tungen iiber Die li0 INNER
mcbr itei9ernOen @drmeUerbdltniiic,
ie tiefer man in Die Groe einorona.
Sci elmer Siefe ppn $500 Tub bstruQ
bic 5emperntur 1919 Nrao. Nimmit
man Oieie Semperatur dls 8rnOnneIier
an, 10 wiirOc bel einerS ieft bon 9000TuB
Die Semperotur ben Sieoeputt oes
@nIiers errciGen llno iollte bel elmer 10
tiefen Sobrung auf @ailsr 0eltOBerl
meroen, 10 Diiroe cine md1tiQe Samp'=
entmiflunQ it0ttiinoen. Siele tiefe
SObrun9 in Gliiabctb mag Der g8ilieu=
i6uft niGt unmeientli9e Sienlte beSii9=
LID Der Stlloien ilber @ntItebun9 beiBcr
Nuellen, Uult0niI9er eruption, Grobe=
ben etc. bleten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
ScftcrrciW= i,uaaru.

- Gin be0eutenoes Gsrmogcn bat
Der @emcinOe Warm brunn i'm
9tleIsnNebir9e Der &e9ierun9rnt1 a. 9.
Noolf b. Sruce permabt. Der bier Sur
filrltsnItr. AS icit SabrSebnteu wobnte
u!lO IN pprlAcn WOnat, SO Sabre alt,
bier itarb. Sem eigentli9er Name
mar SerSoa. Gr fii9rte aber miitter=
llherleits feline Nbiiammuno auf No=
bert Sruce, Den &Dni9 bon S1ottlano
Q306) suriid uuo erlplrtte Die @.neb-
miaun9 sur Niibruns oes Nomen5 bon
Srllce. Seine Gltern lebten in Marm=
brunn lllo binterlieBen ibm bort Elm,
Slla, Die er and p%srQrDberte uno nit
elmer Sammlung bon Gemdloen. Mo=
beltl, Molaiten II. I. 10. aniiillte.
Sein VermOgen im @siammtwertbe
bon nnebr als elmer balben Wilion W.,
beltebt aus oieier Si0a. aug @ert6pa-
pieren auf Der &eiGsbant, Der Serlts
laen uno Der Sisfontobnnt. aus Sine
t~raQnnaen i'm preuf IL l Stants-
i0ulObu1. SOpotbete' II. :. III. Die
Warmbrunner Siln Il II ~ lebtwil=
Tiger SerfiiNrna erhO Ell b iben uno
elmer pSruccitiftun9 Die en-. Die
Ginri6tung Der Gila H., ,Snnern 1T
geral beltlmnt llno Die md Su Der=
ioll Der
Se1eptliNtcit suQdnall0 9emaht wer=
ben. Son Dem Na0laB fallen au6er=
Dem beoeutenoe Summer nod on per=
iGieOene YsrIonen. 60 liuo einenl
SifiSler 200. 900 Mari permaht. Ser
ner bat Der Sertorbene elmer lan9jdb=
rigcn 6reunoin, bic i'm BEL GrnutGei=
ten pfle9te, eiuem Srdlseiu Smile g.,
cine Sa0resrente BON $500 81. ausae-
IsBt; Elm oltcs IrGulein d.. oas bel
iDm in Der Sila wObnte, bebdlt ons
bisberi9c 3immer ulo beSiebt auBsr=
benz 1000 Mort jGbrliN; cine Nrbei=
terfrau 8. in Stettin, Die feds Sabre
bel i6m in Sicnlt itano, erDdlt monat=
LID 40 Wart, unD Dem fatbolii1en
Seomi9s=&ranfenbauie in 9Eurmbrrnn
linO fir Sluei 6reibetten 1000 so. Su-
9elDieicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
@afbinston.

- Qrs Tacoma tOmmt bic
Na6ri6t, oab ii9 wirtli6 llnterneb=
mcr 9~efunoen baben, nm bon SDea
aus bis gum GbiltuOt=Y aB cine GiIen=
babn 81 bauen uno Wauren uno YaI=
Ia9iere iber Den pab binweg nit Siilie
bon Nuf3itAen Ooer 3obnruobabn bis
gum Gate Slnoermun Su bcfOroern, BON
no aus oaltn Die @aaren iiber oG5 Gis
na4 SamiOn Gitp 9ebra0t Dcroen
tOnnell. uno Siuar ioll Die Gilenbabn
cine So6babu - bereits gum Is.
S0nuar ierti9 iein, uno lit aud i6On
in Nnarif aenOmmen. Die Sn9enieure
Der 3renton SsSron @prts, welGe Die
Sieferrn9 alles Materials unO Die Iu2=
fii6run9 Der Nrbeit tOntrattli1 iiber=
nOmmeu bcben, iino bereits an Srt
uno STEELE. Die Nuftraggeosr iino,
wie es iGeint. Die 9tortbern Yaciiic=
SaGn unO Die alasta Sampler jeiell=
iAniten. Die Yabn miro bis al Den
SUP Oes 6biltOot=Pa geben, uno BON
bort lOllen Die Waaren Die $500 SUB
bis gum Gipfcl 0eboben unO bunn 500
SUP bis sum Crater 2Gte nieperQcloi-
len lperOen. Die Sabn mus I'M S1anoe
iein. td8lih 100 Sonnen 6radt su be-
fOroern. getDmmt man bic Sabn in
Der ieIt9eiebten 3eit ferti9. 10 tOnnen
bis Ntittc Sebruar neue Sebensmittel
in 9atpiOu Gitp aulangen, ulo elmer
Sungersnotb miro O0nn DOr9sbeust
iein. Suffentli9 gelin8t's.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-26
GDtpcts.

- 0ptelipsIcn in Der S6tpeis. Son
Den 1876 @oiib0fen. bic in Der S1meiS
Dem WtenIhen Slid uno Sett CUR @er=
iiigung itellen, iino 1893 Jremosn-
hOteis. Die IN Der SauptIuhe nui Die
InInnbme BON neutrality-suspicious.
unO Guranten. einbeimii1en uno frem=
ben, einacrsiIt limb. Gruubiinosn 1T
Der oil iplhen SrsmoenbOtsls
rethIte Gnnton, inOem e5 oersn
25S ouiwsiii. Die 1893 6rem-
oenbot.ls u crIiiQcn ilber SO. 900 Yetten
(Graubiiuoen 1870. Gum @etrisb
Der 1893 SremoenbOtels iiuo stuci gauge
GiOilioneu mdnulidsn uno ptiblibsn
Yerionuls eriOroerli6: "a. 600 9tnaes
ltellte bcsichen eiu Sotalialair bon
s, 756. 600 6rontsn, Die mdnnlider sll=
iammen 5 .l6l, 900 Sr., Die weibli9cn
2,574. 600 ST.. Sic genannteu Sunl=
men besei1nen nllr Den barren 9obn;
nm oui ben GGllsen grmerb Der gn9es
ltelIteu su tOmmeu, miiBten alI6 nod
&olt unO 2o9is binsugerehnet iusrOen.
iolpie Die S~riutQelOcr. Die SruttO=
Ginuabmen Der S6weiscr SOtcls iino
BON 81, 500, coo Sr. im SABRE 1880
uuf 90. l38. 900 Tr. i'm Sabre 1893
uno ll4,332.000 6r. I'M Sabre 1894
acltieeen. Sas Stei9en Der Ginnabs
men riibrt bon Der erb0bteu Irequrns
her. Cine enorme Summe lit in oies
len 1893 6remOenbOtsls un9cls0t. SIN
Sotal betrd9t oas 2lniagetapital $751;
927, 900 6r., Wobiliar los, 6l3, 600
Sr. uno YOrydt6e 10. 733, 600 Tr. Sie
5Otal=@innObmen Der Sdpeiser 6rem=
oen9ei6dite iuerOen pro 1894 aui ll5,s
339. 600 6r. angeNebeu, Die Sotals
Mus9aben aui 81, S2S, 600 ST., 10 Oa6
our GerSiniuuQ DEG Scpitol5. sur
MmOriiiatiOn uno CUR Nusri6tun0
zines &sinaemiunes 3l4 Wilionen
Srunten bleibau. Der &ein0spinn 1T
iona6 iclbt i'm 9iiniti9sn @ei0aItsja9r
1894 beI1eioeu.