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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05
LEANNA.

D, Courtney is the authorized reporter an(
agent for the REGISTER at Leanna. Those de
string to subscribe can DO so through him, anC
any assistance rendered him in gathering tn,
news of the neighborhood will be appreciated
John McCrachen went to Humboldt
Monday of last week on business
William Snodgrass, who has been
visiting his brother for the last few
weeks, departed Wednesday for his
Butler Co., home.
o. D. Courtney and wife visited
relatives at this place Monday and
Tuesday of last week.
F. Y. Snodgrass sold some sheep to
a gentleman who lives in Miss. He
took them to Savonburg Monday.
DR.. Rsnnels, of SavOnburg, was in
Leanna Monday.
Giles Thornton passed through Le-
anna Saturday on his way to Chanute.
Henry Roderick's father is here
visiting him at the present writing.
A. D. Reed, who was kicked by a
horse some time ago, is recovering
slowly.
Bill Linville, the Savonburg livery
man, was in Leanna Saturday.
Henry Roderick went to Chanute
Thursday.
V. B. Richardson will have sale
Thursday and will sell his farming
implements and household goods.
He is going to Colorado to work on
the railroad. He thinks it is better
place than here. We are sorry to
lose so good a citizen but hope he
will prosper in his new location.
Mr.. Carpenter, our new blacksmith,
moved his family to this place Mon
day. He will occupy the Holston
house.
There will be a special scheol meet
ing Saturday, March to determine
whether we shall have more school or
not.
Fred Burghart has bought the
stock of goods owned by w. Holston
and will add it to his present stock.
Will is going to learn the blacksmith
trade.
Giant Henry will move the first Of
this week. He goes to the Hunt place
and w. r. Holston will move in the
house he now occupies.
Percy Smith died at his home Feb
26, aged Al years, months and q
days, after long illness. The re-
mains were inferred in the Leanna
cemetery Saturday. We extend to
the mourning relatives our sincere
sympathy in their hour of trial and
once again we are called to the fact
that life here is not everlasting.
In the writing contest Pearl Trout
man was decided upon as making
the most Improvement. After the de-
cisiOn there was a spelling and figur-
ing match, in which Roy Haymaker
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05
RAILROAD TINE TABLE.
MISSOURI KANSAS AND TEXAS.

Dr. Daniels was up from SavOnburg
last week.
w. d. Cox went to Kansas City last
week on business.
Chas. Woodland has moved in the
building recently vacated by the
EIsmOre Enterprise.
J. w. Spence and family started
last Wednesday to Linn county where
they will make their future home.
Rev. Kirkpatricks' brother visited
him last week.
Deputy sheriff Hobart was in town
last week on legal business.
Percy Smith died at his home west
of town last week. He has been a
sufferer for some time with chronic
trouble.
David PiersOn was over from Cha
mute last Saturday, returning Monday.
The Ladies of the NJ. f. church will
give a supper at the ElsmOre Hall
next Monday night. Every body in
vited.
Ola Matson of Savonb burg spent last
Sunday at w. d. Cox's.
August Rundquist went to lola
Monday on business.
Ruth and Nellie returned home last
Sunday after a weeks visit with their
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Cutter.
ThOs. Bettes is some better but not
able to be around yet.
J. w. Spence went to Pleasanton
last week,
The quarterly meeting held at the
u. B. church last Sunday was we'll
attended.
J. Spawr was down from Moran
Monday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05
THE COUNTY NEWS.
Interesting items From An 0yeI
Allen County.
THE MOST IMPORTANT DEEDS
DONE BY YOUR NEIoH5oRS FAITH
FULLY AND IMPARTIALLY SET
DOWN BY REGISTER
REPORTERS
LA cRANDE.

Guy Tredwsy is the authorized reporter and
agent for the REGISTER at LaGrande Tho
desiring to subscribe may do 40 through hin
and any assistance rendered him in gathering
the news of the neighborhoOd will be appre
ciated.
Mr.. Lawler is suffering from a
severe attack of the Grippe.
Rev. Lane and wife visited at A. j.
Myers this week.
Mr.. J w. Collins went to lola
Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Cramer is helping Mr..
Myers cut hedge.
Mrs. Gertie Myers, of Ft. Scott who
has been visiting friends and relatives
here, returned home Monday.
Golfer Slith is helping Mr.. Spring
stOn with his spring work.
"Jim" Collins began preparations
for his rural vacation by purchasing
a COW of Mr.. Fowler.
Miss Mary Harris took the Common
School examination Friday and Satur-
day.
A number of OfhOodlums were arrested
for disturbing the peace at the Monte
vale literary Friday night. The trial
will be held at Moran April End, {. S.
Ritter for prosecution, r. H. Bennett
for defense.
A girl at Mr.. Will Virgins.
The Montevale literary closes the
second Friday night by an elaborate
entertainment.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05

The moving spell has been in full
blast for several days. The follow
ing list shows some of the changes
that have been made: Frank Lowe
has moved from lola onto the Ewart
farm. previously occupied by Alex
Miller. GA Carnahan moves into
the house he built year ago to use
in case of an emergency and brother
in-law of Oscar Heath takes his (Carn-
ahan's) place OF the Cieaver farm.
Mr.. Mitchell moves west OfHumbOldt
and man from across the river
whose name we cannot recall will Oc-
cupy the place that G. w. BOlin left.
Lon Vancil has moved into his new
house and Mr.. JacOby has moved onto
his farm near the bridge. Barney
McCabe moves onto the place south of
UuiOn school house and the Valentine
boys tenant the place known as the
lower farm. Mr.. Beach moved to
town, RObt. Penland moved into the
house that he left and Mr.. Christy
goes into the house vacated by Mr..
Penland.
John MOsier, who has been in Mis-
souri, for some time, returned to these
parts last week.
The scholars of Union school decid-
ed, none dissenting, that Master Will
lie Leister was entitled to the prize
offered by the teacher to the pupil of
the best department during the term.
A wolf occupied a position near the
road, in full view of those who passed,
at the north east corner of b. +.
Clark's place last Sunday. 1t evil
IDENTIFY knew that this is strictly a
sabbath observing community.
We did not learn until recently that
Dan Miller has been away for some
time. He is at work near Thayer.
The man who bargained for b. f.
Clark's place some time ago failed to
put in an appearance, so Mr.. Clark is
S251 ahead, but perhaps loses twice
that amount by being held in state
of uncertainty so that he could not
prosecute his farm work.
Will Brown returned from his hunt
ing expedition Wednesday of last
week.
Mrs. Maxwell closed her second
successful term of school with apprO-
pirate exercises at NeOsho Falls on
Tuesday.
j. Brown attended court at Yates |
Center, as witness, the first of the |
week.
A number of those who are socially |
inclined were invited to spend Tues
day evening at the home of Mr..
Green.
1t is generally understood that
there will be no more Sunday school |
at Union until the first Sunday in
A priL
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05

agent for ihe REGISTER Rt La Iiarr-. Thu~p d,-it
ing To subscribe may do so through her aud Any
assistance rendered her in gathering the news Of
the nelghbOrhoOd will he apprrriatad.)
Carl Ohlfest returned from an ex-
tended visit to Indiana, last Sunday
morning. He would rather live in
Kansas.
Miss Nina Fairman returned to
Missouri week ago Monday and ex-
pected to be married on the 25th of
February. Her sister Laura was
married in Oklahoma on the same
day and our best wishes are extended
to them both as they are both deserv-
ing girls.
Mr.. Harvey Stevenson has a new
son at his home.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Katie
Miller very low at the home of her
parents, her husband has been tele-
graphed for from Montana. She has a
sweet baby little over two weeks
old. We all wish her a speedy re-
covery.
Mrs. f. g. Danforth had two young
lady friends come from Mcpherson.
Kan. Monday evening and she &C
complained them to Parsons Tuesday
morning where she expects to visit
some time and take lessons on the
Piano.
Mrs. Forney and Ross have both
been sick but are improving.
Mr.. Healey and Mrs. Tobey have
each been sick with LaGrippe.
Mrs. F. NJ. Davis went to Ft. Scott
couple of days last week on business
and also called on friends.
Grandma Scott of Colony was down
and spent week with the families of
John Ohlfest and F. NJ. Davis.
G. M. Ward made a business trip
to Ft. Scott last week.
Mr.. Myers and family moved into
Prairie Hall neighborhood Tuesday.
We are sorry to see them leave our
neigh hborhoOd and can commend them
to the good people of that neighbor-
hood.
Miss Hannah Brown of the high |
school was out from lola from Satur-
day until Monday visiting Miss
Minnie and Emma Ohlfest.
Elmer Logan spent couple of days
at Valparaiso, Ind. with Will Theesen
not long since where he went with |
some of Tom Anderson's cattle to
Chicago.
Thief. A. A. gave banquet at the
Hall last Friday night before the de-
parture of Rev. Gamble who is one
of ou- enthusiastic members.
Before this goes in print one of our
young ladies will be married, in fact
several will soon place Mrs. before
their name.
Mrs. Woods brother and wife of |
Yates Center are visiting them.
Jesse Stansbury and wife have gone
to housekeeping in the 1. S. COe
house.
Mrs Donnan and Wood have re-
turned from their Texas trip and |
speak very highly of some parts of it.
Perry Malcome had run away last |
week while taking yelling man to
lola, the buggy was turned over and
spilled them both out but no damage
done.
Misses Emma Ohlfest and Blanche
Casey visited Miss Mary Nash at
Carlyle last week.
Eighteen took the Examination here
ior county school graduates.
Rev Gamble leaves next week for
Conference. He does not expect to
AXE change for any length of time,
Dut wants to put his whole time on
and lecturing on this Sab
bath theory that he has discovered
md he will no doubt make his mark
yet.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

The ladies of the NJ. E. Church gave
bloomer social at Manley Hall last
Wednesday evening. The "blOOmers'
were house plants. A pleasant time
is reported.
Mr.. Howell has moved onto Mr..
ShOemaker's place near NilwoOd and
Mr.. Shoemaker has moved into his
property in town. Henry McCcOr-
mack has taken possession of the farm
vacated by Mr.. HOwells.
Mrs. Mcclure WAS in lola one day
last week
VIM. Culbertson and wife started
for the Territory last week by wagon.
Nearly twenty pupils from outside
the district took the county examina-
tiOn at Moran Friday and Saturday.
Miss FlOy McGlashan and Mrs.
Barton entertained the Home COterie
at tea Friday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. s. c. Warner jr. Various
amusements were furnished by the
hostesses. The guests spent very
delightful evening and departed wish
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Warner a long and
happy life.
Harvey p Smith died at his home
in Moran last Friday morning after a
long Illness. The funeral services
were held at the NJ. E. church, Sum
day at 2:3O p m. and were largely at :
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05
STOPOVERS.

Tickets will be good to stop off at any
station South of the Ohio River, going
and returning.
LANDS-Cheap Railroad and Private
lands, suitable for Grazing, Truck
and Fruit Growing can be had along
the Mobile Il Ohio r. R.
Lands in tracts from 40 acres TO any
desirOd amount at from 81 to $ per
acre-depending upon location. Sold
on monthly payments.
No hot, drOuthy summers. No feed
ing of stock in winter. Just the place
for poor people to get comfortable
homes. Some may not be able to buy
here who can do well there.
For further Observation-Disclosures,
maps, etc., regarding that country,
call ON or write to
BOSTWICK & AcERS.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05
COST.
DATES.

February End and 18th, March Ind
and 10th, April 9Th and Goth, May 4th
and 18th, 1897.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05
aORAS.

(Harry j. BAssett is the authorized reporter and
agent for the REGISTER at Moran. Those desiring
= subscribe may do 30 through him, and any as
sistance rendered him in gathering the news Of the
ueiEhborhood wiz be ADpreciAtsd0
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05
ELSMORE.

~. E Custer is the authorized reporter and
agent for the REGISTER at Elsmore. Those
desiring to subscribe may do so through him
and any assistance rendered him in gathering
the news of the neigbbOrhOod will be appre
ciated.l
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05
NEOSHO VALLEY.

&C. L. Arnold Is the authorized reporter ana
agent for the REGISTER at Neosho Valley. Those
desiring to subscribe may do so through him, and
any assistance rendered him in gathering the news
Of the neighborhood will be appreciated0
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05
summer.

Mrs. F. VI DAVIS is the authorized reporter and
agent for The REGISTER at La liarrr ThoNp dc-iI
ing to subscribe may do so through her aud aHy
assistance rendered her in gathering the news Of
the neighbOrhOOd will be apprecinted
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1897-03-05

Continued on page 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-01
Spbe 1arfer S1pttsen.

= Ser fiirsli6 neu erridtete Sdber
bel Der Briggs Rine ioa bsute in Opes
ration seiest tpsreen.
= George MilIer bon Sdnfter ape.
nue. iparb am Diontas fur 80 Sage benz
8efdneniB iiberpieien, neil er feline
5rau uno 8inber burdbaute.
: Cine neue Sorm bes fIeinI,den
DisbitabIs bat ii6 in letter 3eit bier er.
eisnet, inbem beridisSenen 2euten ibre
gOr8iiidbIs ssRObIen wOrbsn iinb.
y 9as Seusr am Donnerhas Radt
sntfano in sinem Saufen @erilmpeI in
oem 2euer bet gbparbs SamiIie an Is.
Strabe unb ipurbe obne SIIfe Der sseuer.
tpetr nit unbebeutenbem S6absn ses
l6idt.
- Ser Damen girfeI unb bic attiben
1urner bielten am Disnitas Gbenb in
Der Surnbaas elm eutbeiudtes ,,8oies
Social" ab, bas IeBte, pel6ss ieitens
ees 8ereins bort iiattiinben piro, benn
beats ipirS bic Saae aufseseben psrbsn.
Sir bas aBic Sic beS 8srsnlsunes
Clubs bes 4ueuita 2ateq 90. 3s8, R.
y. ". peldes am nddfen Montas,
ben 5. SuIi, in Bablers' Sarmonie
@arten 3u Dunmore itattfinbet. iinb isbi
aae 8orbereitunsen in umfaiienber
Belie setroffen. uno ole 5bsiInebmer
tbnnsn perii4ert iein, bab ibnsn Elm an.
Senebmsr Gag in ausiiat itsbt.
S@- 8eiteqt baS ,.Wp6enbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-01

@dbrsnb sines idperen @epittsrs
tpurbe in Bomber Spring bel atlanta,
@a., Der 8irsermeifer bes Dries BON
8lib eri&lasen.
- Gn ben Blue Wountnin unb Sra.
auette Seen in ben 9loironbnds i'm Staute
glsp gorf III am Samifas 9la4mittas
S&nse eefuaen.
= SIN ber Sdsemabls 8anbersriifs
su SeIena, Befpirsinia. slitt Sonntas
ber lrbeiter Campbell 8line aus unb fieI
in bic Sdse. 9sr 8Opf bes llnsIidli'
den pusbe balb bur8seidst uno iein
Infer Nrm serHsii6t.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-01
Bon Der Slbfeite.

soiepb Riber unb Gbriiiine Saul finb
n Donneriias ebelid psrbunoen ipor'
ben.
9ahor Wm. U. glorbt berbanb am
Wlttipo6 absnb Sobn Sartmann unb
SrI. Carrie Wlurid.
Die @rcuriion Der Sdnserrunbe am
Wlonta9 mar gut beiuht uno perIief in
ber ansenebmiten Weiie.
SIN Abpeienbeit zines Aucrums fanb
am Wittpod Ibenb feline 8eriammlung
Der Sanbslss8eb5rbe hatt.
Sin patriotii6er @ottesbienit finbst
am Sonntas Nbenb in Der 9resbpteri'
idsn 8irde an SidOrp Strabe fatt.
Die Sonntassconssrts i'm Central
Bari erfreusn ii6 zines lsbbaften 8eiu.
Dies urb Serr Wt6aer i6eint bamit einsn
Trsffer sema6t Su baben.
@bas. ,S. Mrb parb am Sreitus
Nbenb i'm @obnbauie ieiner gItsrn on
@ebar Gpenus nit elmer eroben @eburts,
tags @eieqidaft iiberraibt.
Ssrr unb Srau Sobn @reiner bon
Siib WaibinetOn Ipenue, tpelde Iebte
Bo6e tas sroBe Sdnserfeit in gbilas
oslpbia mitmu8ten, iinb beimsefebrt.
gm 20. SuIi bdIt bic SonntassiduIs
Der Srisoenssemeinoe sinen NusfIug nab
@rafs BdlOden ab, fur tpeIdsn umfai.
ienbe 8orbereitunssn setrofen tperoen.
ambroie, Der 2idbriss Sobn Der gbs,
leute Sreo. Werner bon 8root Strabe,
srIas am Sreitas Der 9unssnisdnbunp
uno tparb am Sonntas i'm gio. 5 Srieb'
bofs besrcist.
SIN Der SommerfiiGe bes 8atrid sin.
nssan an Semlod StraBe entitanb an
Samitae Gbenb elm Seusr, bas nit ee.
rinaem Sdaben obne Silfe ber burd
8aitsn 46 aIarmirten 5eueripsbr ssI6f6
tparo.
Niht iebr sIldIid i6einen bic gbe,
leute Sreo. StOrr bon 9llber Strabe 4,
leben, oenn am Sreitas lieb israu Stor,
ibren @atten perbaftsn, neil er ibr ssr
orobt battle, iie aus bem Dess su idaf
fen; er mubte $500 Sirsidaft suu
Salten bss 5riebens iteaen.
Soispb pfurr fiarb am Sunntas Wlor
gen in Der 8Obnuns isiner S9peher
frau S6mibt on Gebar Npenue, mac
elmer ldnssrsn aranibsit an Der Gus
isbruns i'm 81. 2ebensiabrs unb iein
Sesreisun9 fanb Dienitas 8ormiita
bon Der taib. ct. Warien 8ir9e aus il
lglo. 8 5rieSbofs ftatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-01
BilfeSbarre Rahrt6ten.


-Die Grbeit in Der @oobparb Win,
ioa beute tpieoer aufeeuommen tperben.
- Ser @irib 8aIentin Siritinsel
bon BlainS itarb am Samitae i'm Alte,
bon Al Sabrsn an einem SersIeiben.
- Die neue Grace Iutb. 3apell'
tparb am Sonntas burh entipredenbt
5eierIidfeiten forme0 ibrem 3pede &c.
tpeibt.
- 8m. Wiap bon Sancod StraBC
iiisB iid am Wiontas cine @issanse ir
bic gruf, cine sefdbrIi&e 8srIesunf
ma6enb.
Gin Seuer, bas am Sonntas Nbent
in bem Suuie bsS Dapio Sames an Sbe'
riban Strabe ausbra6. seritbrte bieieS,
iotpie bas bon Srau 9Iopb, Ridarb Da'
bis uno Tbomas Dapis.
s Ser 8irtb Muton 8enbtbrift bon
8Ipmoutb, bsr aud aIS Banter cine,
sroben 4nsabl 2itbauer funeirte, 1T fell
einiser 3eit peridnunben unb niemunt
fdeint su ipifien, mo er 1T.
- Dur6 Elm am Sreitas 8ormittaa
aussebrobsneS Seuer in bem Wobnbauie
bes Gban SonsS an glorb Meuoe Strabe
purbe elm 8erIuit bon S400 perurfa9t.
Der bur4 8eriideruns seoedt 1T.
Die porbsre Idie eines @aterpa.
gems brad am Montae Habmittaa nabe
4poca, ipobei Der 8remisr Guesn 8risgS
abseporfen unb bas @enid brad. fobab
er ausenbIidli6 tobt mar. 3pansie
@dierpasen ipurbsn bur9 ben ilniali aui
sinen Saufsn seiporfen.
Die eine Settle bon Gor's 4Ges,
unterbaIb Welib Siq in Blpmoutb
Iopnibip, tpurbe frib ON Sreitas Wlor,
gen bon einem Seuer beimeeiuht, baS
ie9s sinfads unb brei boppeIte SoIsbdu,
fer serit6rte; mebrere Sniahen batten
Elm fnappeS @ntfommen.
Sriib am Donneritae Worsen ent.
ftanb in bem 2aben bes Batrid Cart su
aibIep Elm Seuer. bas 70 ibnea um iid
sriff, oab es nur NIT ber erbbten WlIbe
seIans. bic Sart'fde SamiIie bor bem
5Iammentob su retten. DaS @ebdube
uno Waarenporratb purben boaitdnbis
,ert5rt.
- Wi6aeI Snee bon gbparosbiqe,
aIS Saselbbner bel Der SO. A 8insfton
8obIen Nline anseitelIt, 1T an Montae
bbs perIebt irorben, aIs er stpiiben 8ar.
rem sefansen unb seoridt tpurbe. Seine
8ruit tpuroe ibm tart einsebrIdt unb er
anbertpdrts perIest, bod ertpurtet man
feline @eneiuns.
- Sobn 8robt bon SusIetDn, elm
poblbefannter beutider Gontraftor. Der
bel einem Streite nit einem StaIiener
pegen 2obn bsnieIben nit einem 3auns
pfabI tbbtsts, fur psI6s Tbat er ii6 benz
@sridts tpessn Worb au ftsQen bate. bss
sins am Wontas SsIbiimorb. inbem er
fd cine RepoIpsrfusel in ben Wlunb
iaste. Seine Broaefiruns foQte um
Wontae beginner, une bieS in 8erbinb'
uns nit 9elbtrubeI, fheint ibn sur Tbat
setrieben su baben. gr tpirb bon isiner
5rau unb fiinf fIeinen 8inoern iibsrlsbt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-01

Deutfds 8riefIife.
8. 9. Bon DT-Smitb, &barlts 6sin,
;. y. 3inflf, Saus 6. 6aia
Glmr aebsT, S,nfirI Willtr,
U. .. SpbiHGpn, @m. Q. @thIf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-01
e5obm Sbiel,
&nnoen= S9neiDer,
Brsiis aarantirt oo- P'"S' ~
Neter Stipp.
MaarermeiifG Mab GORtfaft0F,
327 8aibtuston Ibenue,

sssruibst osm etubtstbdubs
lbtruimmt al, in Sas Waursrfah eiuihIageu
ben Arbtittn unb usfert Betsrsburser blaus
uno 8sft Wountaih seIbe Woueritsne uuo
asbro6ens Steins fur Gsmsntboosu in SsIlern
nod allen SbeiIsu Der etaot i6nsu unb biqief.
~ SsIspbOns 10. 1884.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1897-07-01

soiepb 8iber unb Gbriiiine Saul iinb
9onnerftas ebeIid Dsrbunosn NOR.
ben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-06
Gr3bii60f Srclano III Waib.
tu0tuW.

GrSbiidOf Srelano, bstanntli6 Elm
iebr umlihtliher lno pruttiider 8es
idditsmanu, iUl isinsu &uientbalt in
@aibiuQtOu in %beiOnoerer Dirt aus9es
uilBt baben. @aibin9toner Spiirnas
len bebaupten ndmlib. oaB smii6en
ibm uno benz Yrdiiosnten Wcainleu
ein uebereintOmmen 0etroifen lei. nab
ipeldem Wcainlep gum goti6aiter
mad Stalien einen Srslauo 0iiniti9 oe-
Iinnten WNnn ernennen wilroe. Sin
FOLDER iOl in Der PeriOn bon General
Sraper bon Wanabuietts 9eiunosn
uro oeiien domination WtSinleD ems
pfoblsn woroen iein. Ser betreiisuosn
0speIde iinb nod folasnoe 9smsriun.
gen beiaeiii0t: Der @runo. pesbalb
GribiitOf Srelauo lid 70 iebr' bsmiibt,
oaB eiu ibm beireunoeter Mann gum
YotihaIter na6 Stalien srnarnt nib.
1T oarin 81 iuben, baB sr ourt bic
Sntriausn () Der bsuti6eu &aroinale
allen GinfIuB bein 8atitan perlOrsn
bat.
grlh in anbsrsr Siniiht bat gr,bis
Idol Srelano u%neriuartetsu Griolg er.
rllnaen. ndmlib our1 bic Grnennung
bon gellamD Storer als Silfs=S taats-
SetretGr. IS foil benz @rsbii6of 9es
lunsen iein, ein bsrSlihes Ginper,tdno-
nib Suiihen iensm Serrn uno Senator
Gorater bersuitellen. Sas einSi9e Sins
oerniB fir bic Grnennun9 uuo Yeitdti-
alln9 Storer's beiiebt in isiner Wei9e.
runa. ii6 nit GOr bon Cincinnati gu
peri0bnen.
Wan iiebt, no Der Gr,biibof bin,
tOmmt. ba 9ibt's Seben in Der Yuoe.
uno tommt er erlt mad @albinaton.
oann trdbeu ni6t nur Die Girhenbdbne,
iOnoern audi bic 8dnie oss &dpitOls
fan9en on 81 i1uattern.
(SuHalo 8ltsfro.)
CSm @nildn9s al oieie Sebauptun.
gen miro es intereHant ieiu gu psrnsb=
men, oaB Prdiioent Wc&inlep @m 3.
DRAPER Dor Waiahuietts gum . o I.
dafter in 8om am l.. Npril
ernannt bat. Nnnl. o. Geo.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-04-06
e dlub fOI9t.)
81 Sctrcf 8cbeimcr 0eieu:
id)oStcu

iaat Der bodwiiroi9e Yrdiioent Der
Sdubaeiea'bait bon Soipu. Gep. &.
s. Srl,ne, in eiuem enalii6en Nrtitel
auf Der Sc9rieite oes Dierteljabrli6en
Verldtes oGs SDlgenoe:
rQrtitel 10 Der Contribution i6lieBt
leoen Serelnsbruoer aus benz Sereine
aug, mslher ir9eno elmer gebei=
men 8eIellibaft beitritt. Sd meme,
oleIes 1T bod liar, bic STRIDE bat Of
tiers ertlGrt, oaB Der 3utritt 81 q lle II
0ebelmen 6eie(ibaften ben 9atboliten
perboten lit. Sas Gonsil bon 9alti=
more ertlart ans orilfli6, oab alle jene
Geleulhaften als Oerbptene Sl be.
trahten 'ino, pel9e bon ibren Wtit.
9~lieoern einen Gio ooer cine 3uIaee
oes StiNihpei9ens abnebmen poer
ipelde einen ei9eneu Yrieiter Chap
lain) baben. SD bebaupte iibri9ens,
BAH lh siniGe Giniiht in oas Sreiben
9ebeimer 8eieQihaTtsn babe. Sd
babe ndmlih oas Slid {ooerllu9liif?),
Die &ituale Ginger 0ebeimen 8eiel=
idaitm in meinem geiiBe al baben,
unter oenen lib aud oasjsniQe Der
,Wooern MoOomen" b~eiinoet. Surd
Die 9tatur ibres Gios5 uno aus anoeren
urfaben limb oieielben ii6srli6 ben
&atboliten perboten. &siu gutter &a-
tbpllt tann 81 osnielben 9eb0ren. limb
ba uniere Contribution nur iolbe Ser.
Ionen als aufnabmefdbi9 ertlGrt, nelde
quite &dtbOIiten Iino, 70 iOllen bic De-
amten alien SOLDIER bic gluinabne in
ben Wereine pcrluei9ern, pel9e 9ebeis
men Geielitaften ~an9,b0rsr. @ir
lpollen einen wirtli1 fatboli.
ben Serein uno ui9t bios einen
gerein BON Gatg oliten."
(9ieies lebte @ort bat bstanntlid
GrSbiibof SenneIip ouf Dem eriten
oeutIden Satbolitenta9e bon Soma 81
Snerspille betont. Gs 1T Elm iiberaus
ioi6tI9es .-Nnm. Der Hep.)