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The herald., 1898-10-18

fiat lowlands at speed mot less than
twenty miles an hour" He was much
interested, too, in the lighting of cities
by gas. Indeed, this zeal for whole
some progress is thoroughly character
istic Of pope who, in his old age, had
a kind word even for the bicycle.
After about two years Of honorable
service he returned to Rome. First,
however, he paid a hasty visit to Eng
land, bearing from Leopold letters Of
introduction to the queen, which in
sured him cordial welcome He
also made a short stay in Paris, where
he met King Louis Philippe, whose
reign was then nearing it's disastrous
close.
He was appointed bishop Of Perugia.
1t was carefully explained that this
was intended as a promotion. In fact,
it was a heavy sacrifice: to this ris-
ing diplomat, the intimate of kings, it
must have seemed the burial of his
hopes. But he accepted his burden
without a murmur, and was warmly
welcomed by people who had not for
gotten their former governor.
These years Of patient service in
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Missionary Association, which VIII en-
ter upon the field with the same zeal
and thoroughness that it has displayed
in its work in the Southern States and
among the western and Alaskan IN
dams. It Is understood, however, that
such stations as the American Board
of Missions shall have established at
that time will be continued. In its work
in Porto Rico and Cuba the American
Missionary Association may adopt the
plan Of q central station from which .
system Of out-stations shall radiate;
or it may decide to establish consid-
cradle number Of schools upon the
island, each independent Of the other.
AS in case Of the foreign missions ma
tive teachers will be employed as fast
as they can be fitted for the work.
There will be the same thorough sur.
vey Of the field before beginning, the
same systematic plan Of campaign in
which every detail will be provided for
in advance, the sarre friendly co-opera-
ton with the denominational boards Of
missions, the Presbyterian, the Meth
odist, the Baptist and others, as In the
foreign mission work.
It is the American Missionary Asso.
citation which founded and maintains
Fisk University at Nashville, with its
40l students Talladoga College with
693 students. Straight University with
$50 students. Teugaloo University with
321 students. In the south It has six
normal and graded schools. 27 common
schools. with corps Of 413 instructors.
and an attendance Of 12,348 pupils: It
maintains 224 churches and 1913 minis
ters and missionaries; it's list Of church
members numbers 11,317, Of Sunday
school scholars 1886. Among the In
dams It has II churches and % schools:
among the Chinese in America 70
schools. Its receipts of money for ex-
penditures in the year 1867 were $401,-
371. It's charter IL both for home and
foreign missions, and in 1854 1t had 70
laborers in the foreign field, but in later
years, since the liberation Of the south
ern slaves, 1t has found a full scope for
endeavor or American soil.
CLARENCE PULLEN.
Copyright, 1898. by The International
Literary and News Service.
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gardens Of the vatican. 1t Is hard to
imagine it as we look upon his pic
ture, where he sits in pale and austere
dignity, with a face "cut of live ala
baster," upon the papal throne. Yet
happy is the man who can thus re-
tain something of the elasticity Of
childhood. Age comes upon him slow
ly, and is like the bright, frosty, in
vigorating mornings of November. "It
is only we young men who are not
broken down." he cried at the age of
eighty, on day when most of the &C.
clesiastical dignitaries around him
were Frustrated with illness.
At the age Of eight he was sent with
his brother to a Jesuit school at Viter-
bo. Whatever prejudices, just or other
wise, one may cherish against the
Jesuits. none will deny their skill and
thorOughness as teachers. Young Vim
cent took to his studies with the eager
ness of a bird just learning to use it's
wings. He was decidedly precocious
and in his twelfth year we find him
writing Latin verse of excellent quail
ity. Indeed, all through his busy life
he has been remarkable for his love
of literature, and for the purity and
finish of his style, both in Latin and
Italian. And despite the wide differ
ence of creed, in this and in various
other characteristics-his fine, firm
features, his force of character. and his
studious habits-he strongly reminds
us Of the youthful Milton.
A few years later he entered the Ro-
man College, also conducted by the
Jesuits, from which at the age of
twenty-five he graduated with highest
honors and the degree Of Doctor of
Theology. He then studied civil and
common law, completing his course,
and taking holy orders in 1887. His
abilities, and especially his fitness for
a diplomatic career, We're now mani
fest. He had also won many powerful
friends,--among them Cardinal Sala.
whom he had assisted with great cour-
age and efficiency during the cholera
epidemic OF the year last mentioned.
He was now given an appointment
calculated to try his mettle. He was
sent as delegate, or governor, to the
Province of Benevento.
This was little enclave of papal ter
ritory in the midst of the kingdom of
Naples,-a sort Of political island about
equal to Manhattan in extent, and, not
withstanding it's comparatively scanty
population, quite as hard to govern. It
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had become q veritable den Of thieves.
Smugglers. conspirators and bandits Of
every breed sought refuge amid its
hills and nested in its dilapidated cas-
ties. For these brigand gangs were al
most openly harbored and protected by
the broken mobiles who shared their
spoils. The peasaatry were partly in
sympathy with them and partly intim'-
dated. Blackmail, plunder and savage
vendettas were rife.
Into this feudal riot, his mission to
quell 1t, was sent our scholarly young
priest! Before he could lift finger he
was brought to the gates Of death by
a virulent attack Of typhoid fever.
Meanwhile the people had loved him at
first sight, and the ruffians, deeming a
sick boy-governor an easy mark, felici-
tated themselves-but not long.
For Vincenzo Pecci, born ruler of
men, was as stern as he was gentle.
Like William the ConQueror. he could
not love a thief" and it was soon made
evident that he was the son of a SOL
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the scrutiny was in progress he was
with difficulty restrained from rising to
proclaim his utter unworthiness.
There is no question here Of you: 1t
is the church." friend close at his
side admonished him: and when the
result was announced he bowed
his head in acquiscence. "Thy
will be DONE" he said in substance.
The career Of Leo XIII. as pope Is too
familiar to require extended comment.
1t was certainly no sinecure to which
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The Russian soldiers invariably wash
and dress with extra care before bat
tie, as they believe physical cleanliness
to play an important rart In helping
them to enter heaven
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18
FROT D'KO!

Wa Mart zu E~ttelbreck as, damn
as ct neischt sGlenes, dat en- No
NOTES op der Diekerecher Strosz
e Bauer geseit "a Perd hemfuoren.
Emol wor de Mechel flu Betten-
duorf och no Ettelbreck op de
Mart. Eft wor EN- Bartelmes- Dag.
Hien hat Ike Perd kaft, mails eng
Ko. Duorfr konnt hi6n och net zu
Perd hemfuoren; du' ass en- alt zu
K6 gefuor.
Am August ass ct warren op der
Diekerecher Strosz, a wann d'Belen
ESQ uoreg sin, da boselen d'KG.
Elei we de Mechel OPP der K6 komm
ass, du' streckt Sc de Schwanz an
d'L1cht an ST b6Selt och. De
Mechel hat er Jewel ken Fam uge-
dozen, an ESQ gong ct am helle'
Galopp.
Elei kuom de Pier fun Angels.
duorf borrower. We hien den nei-
m6desche' Reiter ges6ch, rift en-
him entgent: ga w6hi', Mechel?'
80, ech wess ct metz, sot dc
Mechel, ''frot d'Ko!"
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Deretntote Staten.
Gin broeutcn0es Sbaoenieuer

bat Die Srtitait Werril i'm lpeitIi6en
Soma tilrSlib beimaeiuAt. gSie aus
ben Wanen erlihtlih, lit cine Insabl
Surembur9er babel 81 beOeutenoen
Shaoen 9etommen.
Ginem lotalen Wehielblatte Der
Nahbarihaft e~ntnebmen mir ben fol=
Senosn Yeri9t:
Dim SamStag Na6t 9e9eu ueun llbr brad
IN benz 81 benz Mer1aut >Ootel III Werril
9ehoriSeu Stale auf mbefannte &eiie
,Seier ans, lpel6ea lid in fur;er 3eit benz
Sotel ulb benz oitli6 Don bielem oeleoeueu,
Sperri NifolalS 9tertes su9eb0ri9en 9ebGus
be, iporiu iid cine Siliaro Salle beianb,
mittbeilte. nlb aud total ,erItorte. SaS
Scueroeportemeilt Don ge Wtars purbe mn
I>illie 9erufeu. Sn 81 Minuten erreibte Der
Slg Derrll, 9eraoe nod CUR i3eit, nm einen
Sbetl Der Slliaros Saae nieberiureiBeu uno
benz t@erneren kindergarten beS Seuers Sim
bait 81 tbnu. Gule yofomotlpe Der Siour
eitp " stortberll %lelltete portrelii6e Sieulte,
lloeni olelelbe Don benz 9SalerbebGlter Der
gabn iorolib pou Wterriu gSailer berbei
lbd1Ite. Der Stau uuo oaS Sotels WebGuoe
mareu balo mr. mebr eii NGuien aibc.
SIebel I'M Stole bellnbliben Hieroe tamen
III ben ~Slanimen nm. Ser u. eiengler, Der
9l8entDilmer bes Sotels, mar aus Dem ,lpei.
ten Stodlpert geiprungen, wobei ey ben lin.
ten Nun brad. Sbomas Garpenter pon 9e
Mlars fam beim NleberreiBen beS brennen.
ben @ebGuoes inter cine brennnoe Sretter.
maize, wnrSe aber i6nel aus ie,ner miBli
den ee9e 8ereitet, obne mertli9 bei6dbi9t
~ peroen.
@enSler erleibet eiueu Terluit BON S3S,
600. nit nur $1,000 Serii6erun9; NifolauS
DierteS erleioet eineu iolben pom $1,000 an
leinsm gsbauoe; Wllgelm Ssipt, oer Wtie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18
@us oem ibriseH GruR5ersostbum.

Saen e m. 20. Sept. @eItern
@beno puroe elm 9swiher Sobann
Sbreiner. Gnebt, bon sipei %betrunte-
nen Wittnebten bier iiberfallen uno
nit elmer Giisnlfan9e su 9oocn 9ei6la-
GEN, oab Ell beIinnun0slos uuo ih.per
am &opl perleBt lisasn blisb. Sic
Sbdtsr baben Iid Der Ysrbaitung ourh
Die 6luht entSp8en.
0ioelin0en. Is. Sept. Oils
Der lSiGbri9e Nrbeiter Martin 98u0uer
Nclttrn Nahmittag nit Nntoppelu Don
Ma0aon5 auf bieiiQcr uline beiGGitiat
mar, Ncrictb oericlbe 10 uualiidli6
sullhcu susi @a0en. oa6 er TART am
Gople perlcbt wuroe uno nah benz
Soipital perbr0ht meroeu muGtc.
Geilcn 3uliaro iii bsoen.lia. Der
&~srgUSIisdIs il! Gus Gailsim SsbirtiS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18
aiiemblp Sobaun Georse, e. 6. Meper,
N,tolaus S1inter.

Nliemblp Sobauu 6ieorse, q. 6. Meper,
NitolauS S9tnfer.
- Serr 0ttfoIau8 Raiiel BON Qafe 9inbem,
9ougbton 60, Wtld)., beluhte alte Srsuiloe
ulo 0eripdlote bier mlo in Sowu Belgium,
bic ct lett mebrereu sSabreu peri0ulid hi1t
mebr oltgeln6t, penii err aud lpobl brieillb
nit einigen berIelbeu perfebrte. @r 1T eim
freunoltder Serr pom anipre9euoer perlous
li9feit, befletoet eire gut lobueuoe Siellurg
bel elmer Der oortigen Dtiueu.G ompasuieu
NIB bat iept llrlalib geuomnen, nm bic
Smaba 2rouS Utiiiiilippt NuSiteuuug III
beiuhelI, ncbenbei aber aud Der olteu Seis
matb eilen lan9it SuSeoa6ten Seiu3 abSus
%ltatten.
Ms Eelegatsn purber in Belgium 9es
pdblt Sur oemo,ratii1eu QliemblpsG oupens
ton iol9enbe Serreit: W. 9. Siblsr, G. 6.
Gierron, ). y. gtep, s. 8biu uuD &. g.
Oreis. Ole Gele9aten jur Gountp:Sonpels
ton iinb: 6. Maber, y. S6ommer. q.
3bou, ier., Geter Sei6 uno g8. 5. Si9ler,
- Scrr &c. 6. Iiaer pom Gacaoa bat
line SteQe bel Or. Wermutb III 0btcago aus
9etommeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18

elniSe bunosrt Dieter unpeit oes bieli.
gen Wdrterbauies yir. 16 oeleoeneu
2baleinidnittes. Ser Yabnmdrter
&olas, welher ii9 nm oiefe Stunoe
auF ieiner 0ienlttour befano, iurroe
bon benz I'M oisie 3eit nod 2urembura
ubFabrenoeu 8iitersu9e ii~berfab,en uuo
our Stelle 9etDotet. SaB s.. bas
9eranbraulen oes 3uaes nidt wabroe.
l'onmen nno iiberfabren peroerl
tonnte. 1T unbegreihih. Der 0crun.
9liifte ltebt in ben oreibi9er Gebens.
labren, lit perbeiratset uno Batter BON
orei unmiinoigsn &inoern.
SunaIinfter, 3. Oft. @eIterr
fano bier bic WaGl zines 8%emeinosie.
tretdrs ltatt. IS batten iib 2 Gunoi-
oaten nm ben ~batanten Sip belporben,
Sr. Vlttor Piib uno Serr pierre 98el-
ter Sobn unlers perItorbenen langidb=
rl9en ipmpatbiihen Setretdrs. BON
8 Stlmnen er9ielt Ssrr Hierre Welter
osren . uno Serr 8ittor piiB 2.
giha a. b. Il3.. IL. Sept. Seute
Ufpr9en lpuroe neben einem @asappa.
rate Der la6ner Siltte Der lei6nam
oes 2ljdbrigen Nrbeiters 2eopolo Gubn
aus @istiptin (&uBlano) auiaeiunoen.
Der Cob lbeint in Sol9e grItifuna
ourb ausitrOmenoe @aie ein9etreten su
leln.
Siefir6.. @m 4. Oft. berIdieb
i'm bieli9en G%rantsnbaule Der gliia.
betberinnen Der bohp. Serr s. q.
Wfalerus, ebemali9er Yfarrer BON
@perlln9en i'm Ilter bon 76 Sa6ren,
mad ipieoer6Olter St6rtuno ourb Die
hl. Sterbeiaframente. Ser bodu.
Serr Wtalerus nar Qeboren Al Weiler
bel g8ilB am 81. Mai 1921; Die 81.
prieltsrmeibe empiing er am "a. Qpril
1e4S, iuuroe gum Niior in 8ilb en-
nannt am 20. Mai lS4S, gum pfarrer
non yOplngen attsrt am %. Suli
1851, oarauf Yfarrer su Siebenbrun.
men ON Is. Ipril 1856, enolih Yfdr.
Ter sl gwsrlinsen am Is. Nouember
1868, mo- err am 80. September 1896
%ebrsnpolle GntlaIung aus benz Yiarr-
ante na6iu6te uno erbielt. 9e0rdb.
nib uno Seihenoienlt faneen 5n Sel.
3ln9en am 0onnersta9. ben 6. Off,.
I'M 10 ubr Mor9ens itatt. r. l. p.
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Gin G6iue:scr Oeicbrtcr

,por IS. Der iiirsli6 eiumal Die gsbaup=
.tuna auf9eltellt bot, bic Mtenl6en iucr=
ben balb Die Saiuc nur mebr als .Srs
'namente" baben. oa oicie 8lieoer in
Tolge bes immebr a%bnsbmenocn 0e=
brauhes. INNER meniaer entpidelt
iein miiroen. Gum 6ebcn brallden ia
bic moosrnen Menibsn bic Ysiile niht
mebr piel uno penn Die gutomobilma.
gen erIt me1r III Nufnabme 0etommen,
miSlleidt aud ni6t mebr gum &aOeln.
Mbetf - bier in Nmerita lpenigltsns
- brroen Die Mdnner INNER nod
pobl tntipifelte Yeine baben. oenn lie
aebraAhen lie INNER nod fleibig uno
aroaTerno. itunoenlanN jeosn Sag.
tusnl' lie an Der .gar" lieben.
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oSnHem6nrgi(6es
Bur Sabrbnnocrtieisr oes Saas
ernfrieses ton 1898.
Gerurtbcilnng Der 0efanscnrn.

Mit blutenoem Sersen mu6ten bic
&ihter bas urtbeil mad Der Strsnge
bss 8eiebes fallen. Sasielbe muros
naboem oas lsbte 0srb6r ben Is. Sch.
1899 (28. Plup. viz Mor9ens I'm
10 ubr Itatt9eiunoen, am fol9enoen
Sage geiprohen, mo ben 8efan9euen
Nadmitta0s i'm 8efdnNniiie ourb &apis
tdn Wdrtin b~or0elelen. geim Seneb-
men oesielbeu liant 3lpar teinsr Der Ser,
nrtbeilten obnmGdtig 81 Yoosn; ben-
nod mar Der einorud, ben es auf lie
mahte. ein Observation-Disclosures.
Graft oieies llrt0eils puroen, in Sc,
mdBbeit Der Nrt. Gl2 uno GA oss @er,
breben= uno Straf : Sober pom 3.
griim. s. ~ uno Der Nrt. IL, ID uno
IA, | Sett. besIelben 8eiebbutes, als
bemnnnet an Oufriibreriideu 3uiam=
menIdaarunaen She'll 9cnpmmsn uuo
Worotbaten psrilbt babeno. nit elmer
Stlmmenmebrbeit BON 5 9sgen 2, CUR
Soossitr0ie mittels Yulpsr uno Ylsi
berurtbeilt: Sbeis Sob, Oenannt Puts
feib bon Giienbnh. so Sabre ait; Cur
Simon aenannt 3eB. Is Sabre alt.
Safes MiA., 26 Sabre alt. Nfsrer;
Sroblt Commit. 9enauut Safemes. Is.
Sabre alt. Nferer. ale brei bon Cab
men; Rreub Sob. bon Yerteno, 81 &.
o., Sieniifnedt; Mertes Mih., 9enannt
Wtileih bon Gasbur9 40 Sabre alt,
SeiniDeber; Sur Soiepb unO @6reos
Sob. % Sabre alt. beioe Mdsrsr BON
9alenba1; uno 9tiharb Deter, Gcnannt
Sentels bon Welihenbauieu. so Sabre
alt, S~aGlObner. Sn Diermouatlibe
Ginferferun9 wurben beriDieien: Msil=
Der Sbeoo.; 3Geiien Silar.. SO Sabre
alt. Mferer Glalien, 30 Sabre alt, 9lte=
rer; WeDer s., uno &obeib 9eon6., 32
S. alt. Nferer, alls brei bon Saleioen;
@les Math.. BON NieoerwilB, 81 Sabre
alt. SaalObner; 8orsos Sil. bonn Dim.
ideio. II Sabre alt. Sisnlttnsbt; &aba
Moam bon Surcn. As Sabre alt; Wos-
pslt Nat. BON Sbereiisnba6, 43 Sabre
aIt; Saas 98ilb. bon 9asburg, % 5.
alt. Wullmeber; SuHten Seiur.. BON
Srrbaulen. 80 Sabre alt, Sa0lobner;
Spoosn Wtihsl. Is Sabre alt; uno
8ourA Seinrih. 35 Sabre alt. beioe
Mdcrsr bon Giineba6; Yetsid Walb..
bon Melihenbauisn. 26 Sabre alt,
9ienIiineht; 2inOemans g8ilb. bon
Yiniheio. 26 Sabre alt. Ndsrer; in
apei WOnate 6sfdnAnib: 8oDsrncr Nit.
9enannt 2inNers Dpu 9abneu, II Sabre
alt. Sienlttne6t; all auBeroem iommt
uno ionoers in cine @elObube ppn benz
NetraGs Der @intommcnhdlite zines
jeoen; uno fir irsibeitsidbi9 ertldrt
nur inter Der @e~oinAun9 aber, bah
bier Mitbiiraer fir ibr Setra0en biir0s
ten. Gnbli6 wuroe beltimmt, oNB oas
urtbeil in 1900 @remplaren 9eorudt
ilnb III allen MuniSIpalitdtsn unael1las
gen wliroe. Dom. Wides erbielt Hrel-
lprebun9 bon Der Mnilaae.
Scn 8erurthsilten wuroen "a Stun-
ben Griit gum Npelireu beiuiIi9t. Ollie
le0ten Nppell eln, aber fruhtlos. Der
&splfpnsratb beItatigte oas llrt1eil in
Gllsu leinen Sbeilen.
GortieBun9 folSt)
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Seben iirb Wirfen bes bepnrtirten
Yriciters Sobanu Mi9cl
Waaner.
Nortfeb a.
@agaer ais Seeljproer.
BON Eeter Srcpmaun, Piarrer in Niebers
bonpel.

Wa0ners Wemoiren reitcn nur Bis
sum enoe oes DOri9en Sapitels. Oas
llebrl0e iiber feline Yfarrpermaltuuo,
lelne mllotbdtlge Nrmenpflsae, ieinen
bellldmeH gintluB auf Die BeIittuna
lllo tbellpeile emancipation Der Weaer=
ltlaoen alf Der Sniel Martinique. lein
W%erbaltrlB 81 ben Ylanta9ebelibern
nno ben ilbrl9en WenIhentlaien, ldbt
ll0 tllr aus ieinsn tleinen Shriiten,
lelilen el9enGdnoig 9ei6riebsnen Dee
flmmllll9en iiber feline frommen unb
reltsn Stiftungeu, ieinsn nod por=
balloenen Wriefen, ioluie aus ieinenl
9ail3sn fatboliibeu Wirten e%ntnebmen.
Wagner puroe Nlsn 9les, uno in
Nlleln. mas er that. iu6te er nur bic
eDre 8pttes uno oas Sell Der Sselen.
Nm SbluB oss pUri9en 4apitels baben
mir Geleben, wie er, naboem er nit
lelllen un9liitsgefGbrten bel ben Ga=
pu3lner=p atres cine 10 liebreihe 9luI=
nabule uno iDob!tbdtige Yfege 9efun=
ben. uno loiuobl BON Seiten nieier
frommen SroensDdter ais Der aeIamn,=
ten Ginmobnsri1aft ppu BORT Gopal
pleoer in ben Stano aeiebt woroen
mar, III iein Gaterlano suriifsutebren,
bier feline Greunoe. Gerwanoten uno
8e'hDiter wieOerleben uno feline ourd
10 oiele Seiosn erid0pften Grdite benz
SienIie Der Stride iuieosr niomen AL
t0nnelt mir baben 9eiebeu. iaaen
mir. ipie er Den Nntrag Der oenannten
Sroensleute, cine Nnltellun0 in Der
SeellorQe in ben Wntillen a%nsunebmen.
ipeoer ablebnte nod unbeoin9t annabnr,
.lonoern lid eini9e Yeoent,eit ausbot.
gSle III Nlem. 10 blieb aub bier 99aas
ler llb gleid. ST nabm ieine 3uilubt
gum 0ebete, I'm bel oieiem pibtiaen
Sbrltte bon 8ott erlerdtet Su weroen.
Die Sd9e, III iuelhe i'm bieier Mntrag
berlebte, mar nlhts iusni0er ais benei=
oensnertb; oenu pru spei Seiten
tonnte i'm Der Yorpurf bes lInoants
tretcu: einerieits iparen IS bic 0er=
blnollbteiten geaen iein Yaterlano,
leine Sreunoe unO @oblthdter, feline
bo6beta8te Wutter, oersn sinsi9e Stiibe
or mar, ge9en feline arnlen 8eIdpiiter
uno Weriuanote, Die in ibm ibren b Iten
Gatbgeber perloren. 9eQsn feline Yfarr=
timber bon gBinherin9en, bic ibm nod
inlrnsr nit Der ipdrmlien Nnbdnolib-
telt ,l9etbdn paren - anoercrieits
tparen es Die Terpflibtunoeu aegen Die
Yatres &aplainer uno Die idmmtlihe
Ginwobneri6aft bon Yort &opal, bic
ibm einigermaBen gum sipeiten Wale
oas Geben ge9eben batten. Sie,u tam
nod Der umitano, oab in ben Nntilleh
b~eIonoers auf Der Sniel WartiniQue,
Der Wangel al YrieItern bohIt fiblbar
mar. Sas 4lles ermoa er reifIi9 Dor
8ott uno ieinem 8swilisn uno oas
grgebniB ieiues 8ebetes uno Ieiner
gr,pd9ungen uar Die Nnnabme oes
ibm anAetru9enen Nirtuu9streiies als
Mtiiiionar auf Wartiuioue. 9ieIem
Dor Soft 9efaBten GntiGluB blieb er
BIB gu ieinem Sooe trel. Nttnno=
sluanSig SABRE wirtte er nit 0roBem
Seaen fir Die bl. Stride, fir ale
&"lalien Der 8eiellidait. fir iein Batter.
lamb uno isiue Seripanoten.
Gorti eBun9 foIst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18

Gollcctionsplane fir Die 2~afapette=S g toe
the Nenei9t. 60 ertldrt - wie mir
bereits mit0etbeilt bdbeu - Der Super-
intenoent Der New Yorter Gtaatsfdu=
len. Gbas. u. Stinner: Obnobl es inn
palieno iheine, oab oas Bolt Der Ger=
Stoaten oas Nnoenien 9~afapette's ebre,
billiGe er bod ollrhalls nidt ben plan,
BOB Die S6iiler Der 6fientlihen Shu-
len Ieines Staates I'M yeitrd9e iiir oie=
len 3ipcf %an2eQangen weroen. Sn fat
allen Stdoten bes Empires taates lei
es ilbrl9ens ausoriidlih perboten, oaB
IN Den 0iientlihen Sbulen Weitra9e
tiir irAeno pelbe 3wede eltGc9cn9e=
Hommen tueroen. = .Nmerlsa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18

Tas in Qaris erihcinenoe Slatt
.@erite" (g8abrbeiD lit Der 9lnlidt.
baB mir Dor unlerer eiaeuen 3biire nod
Qenu9 at tebren bitten, ou BON ben
20, 900, 600 Yepobnern Der ser. Gtaa,
Nten crit 10, 900. 600 tatboliid ieien.
Sas Vlatt marut oesbalb Dor Den grab.
lereien nit Dem ,Ameritanismu5". =
,8laubensbote."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18

Yer todw. @iibof WcBmer bat cine
@erinmmluna Der GDniultoren uno
Tedantem Der Si0,eie Green Wap,
99is., %einberufeu, i'm iiber bic S6rbe.
run0 uno Musbrsitun9 Der Yfarribu=
len in ben perihieoensn @emeinosn Der
9i6Seie gu beratbcn. - .Satb. Gamis
lienblatt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18
MbSedmoertc ~epriMw orter.

Ser Sdein tr ii q - wenu c,
Gut na9g d lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18
saaxeatbmreer Uaaette, gte,tstae; >en 1s. Wttolrr 1898.

tDer pellelbet, $500: SarrD 8proem, eiu
Glosrer Utietber, $500, unb Bernard Gama,
$500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18

Sage mir. mie bic 2ellte nit Dir
amgeb'n, uno i9 iase Sir, tper Su biit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18

So thut Ibon Manher lieben
.Welii, 9Seib unO @eian0".
uno III oennph aeblieben
Gin Narr iein 2eben lang.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-10-18

Ilte 2iebe roet niht-
tpsnn ne aut ueraoloet 1T.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-02

To enable the farmers In the Eastern
States to pass the long winter evenings
In an entertaining and Instructive
manner. The Chicago. Milwaukee &. st.
Paul Railway Company has recently
jpubiishad for tree distribution, q new
pamphlet. finely illustrated with pie.
7tu:eS which viii delight the eyes OF
Eastern farmers. and contsi1Ias letters
from their brethren 20 South Dakota
descriptive Of thols experiences while
;!llIng the sol. and raialGs cattle, sheep
and hogs IN the "Sunshlne Stalc.'
TAls pamphlet Ia web worth reading
through fcom cover 10 cover. II will
lie aen.lf.ep II YOU Wilt send, your adj
.dress 70 e!ther'l!. T, Huai9r irim!srn-
.t!on Agent, Gegi Dearborn street. Chi
.chgo. 10 George Ell Beanora. Cen
crgl Passenger Agent. Old Colony build
Ing, Chicaso, III. as 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-02-02
pRgrrY STIFF.
An, Antl.rrmr iaI rntredacrl u a Ne
bfasllu Representative.

An Antl.rrut AiI 1ntredarrl " . Ne.
brsslfu Representative.
WASHINGTON. D. C. Jan. si.-.sn
anti-Trust biz. explicit in It's terms aud
naming a penaisy OF $1,000 flne. or
from two TO atteen years impr.son-
inent, has been introduced in the house
BY. Mr.. Greene, Of Nebraska
Te maRss felony TO noncpolise or at
temps TO raonopilze or combine or con-
spire with aay others to rnonopolize.
any part or the trade or commerce
among the states or with foreign M.
lions and the making or every con-
tract, agreement, or combination enter.
cd into By any persons. flrns, curporu.
tioJis or combinations OF persons as 4
trust OF otherwise, 10 restrain trade or
commerce OF limit or control the out
put or price OF any article Of commerce
Tho bIir confess Jurisdiction on the sew
eraf circuit aad district courts OF tho
United GATES and aay state court hav-
ing common law Jurisdiction. and for
iefts Is the United States property OWL
ed under such contracts, etc, and IN
course OF transit Interstate or to for-
efgn country.