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The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-19

ye was no immediate response
, qaery, and l inferred from the
u StO ious silence that either Mrs.
lie Or her daughter was inspect
letters, probably reading the
bis, if there were any.
is very often q popularity OF
lilies daughters, as people who
AMAKs upelled to board we'll know.
e. PM Iasked;
low vi b. Metcalfe, are there any letters
Iezpect letter of some i'm
y word be-"
3und. sniug, sir-coming" replied
as psg lA her daughter, as the latter
as long ncended the stairs, gazing very
les; shi lhdly at a postcard.
hat ths lew moments more she arrived
woman landing, on the second floor,
IN prsg. ATe to me letter. two postcards
suffer newspaper.
enough thought that you were inspect
nedieins j Jurisprudence" [ said, sar
d." lilly.
Town d atl I? Oh, Mr.. Bolton,
ng ms never think of such o thing.
s Vege. be went downstairs, tossing he
fegu:.d Ike an enraged Shetland pony
it, and card from my tailor to motif
rom lh his removal; one from Loui
advice als to tell me that he could no
l. Her acertain engagement with me
lletter from Percy Cresmer, VIII
tement, armed his slippers at tbs sam
subject IRE with me scarcely tnre
Pacift %O'
1 eNStle ran thus:
am BeIton-I claim your corgratul
being ,.t sa TO d. vs. married nek k week
"onO Smrprise number one for you. Al
IT Com aypud 60 to Silyerman, the jewele
r since @tle wedding ring, size inclosed
,oro,t s paper. There's surprise numb
l"'o &ously old fellow, it will do me
ao' Snu RIOr, for business matters hor9 a
Nated in such way that l cam
get to the city day before t
2dlCln5 and OF course [ Know that | C
- ENOf taste and judgment equally wi
IT N. Have tho words "Helen, 1896
'q on the inside, and please Sc
"a Without delay. Ever yours TAFT
M PERCY CRESMER
s-She is an angel.
'TsI veil" said I to myself, layi
wen my old chum's rapturous lett
need a pretty commission for
li'' 1@ An angel, is she? I do
d. eshe's any more angelic th
. asBrooks. But every man thir
bad SagOose swan. I pity the pr
- l q I'm sure; he's clearly in a st
INA. amour that makes him see eve
did eCuIeur de rose. But I'm ]
l nood Sdesert friend at a pinch
K. transferable wedding ring "
r. gestest pleasure in life"
locked my desk, put on
vat and went straightway to
aes was behind the counter.
/ Jones; I had bought a G
HIN N OF him for Pauline Brooks
.HHt SssSo Jones was dapper
IIHhI NOV, with stifiiy waxed mustaC
HHHI y" scarf pin and hair bede'
SWIN p ZONE ambrosial perfume Or ot]
y TT'ualng rings, ii you plea'
t,plunging at once into the
ainy visit. Here's the 81
o Q asInS my slip of paper.
l. W Inscription, sir?" questic
- assuming so preternatul
qg an aspect that I could CT
70 @Ve pitched him in among
)ur lhim. . S'''' "
esn'" said I, brusquely, '"1S
Una slr?" Jones put his
MS ear to assist his hearir
! sA!, [ bawled, out, pain
AUS that the eyes of the
N, S'fis who were at the co,
=" sd were upon me.
~ pretty NAME" SIM
rs he wrote down Tho =
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-19
|.reryLE PUMPKIN PIE.

no,sryLE PUMPKIN PIE
fancy custard pie,
"A nince or game
,..r.iangled article
stic'Iar's some I know
seDt from the rest, ,.,, MIA,
q ID ,5il olld.iashioned pumpkin pies
II love the best
~, for q piece, right now,
that mother made =, 49,.
y. S.I my " mouth is somewhat large}'
,,Fd resort to tears,
n give iSs ne another piece
vi 2nussed my ears :
,,,.i here a lifetime SINCE
s With what | got,
|, | dreams Pm back again
told familiar spot.
S st such times, I can find,
ybutt'ry shelf arrayedl,
ssood old pumpkin pies,
M that mother made.
Y ' Philadelphia Times
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-19

nn;.pn.pEt,uh,
p equal SssIs.
: your house
ge,inle'ral0
~, SilversMs
Mirrors, fBSH
ng; Refries
o DC TinRss
Ee you froSI
rchases. M
you and noI
han the Pc
10 F
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-19
j WEDDING RINGS,

ARLY though it
was, I had just
heard the whistle
of the postman
at the door, and
leaned over the
banisters to in
quire of my land
lady if t h g r 9
were any letters
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-11-19

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ID how, W.
It saw avorA
,nupound. 4
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srlv as lonya
bab : M
n what N.
.erv woman
when ureg.E
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saw enough +
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
oSn4em6nrgi(6es
SIR Sabrbunoertfeier oes Saus
erntrieses hon 1898.
Weitcre Jnlscn ocs &lGppslfricgcs.

Dit Der Sinridtun9 Der @erurtbeil-
ten 9in9eu Swar Die arauiameu Ylut-
icenen oes GlOppeltrie9ss gu Gnoe, aber
nod lan9e nidt feline unisli9en Solaen.
Sas Soos %oerjeni9en, mel6e ibre Yers
tpanoten gu Snrembur9 nit Guaeln
6urbbobren ODER inter benz Sallbeile
berblaten iaben. mar Elm ibredlibes,
uno oennoh iparo es nod perbittert.
sluf bic eriten @eben folaten nod Ra6s
fueben. Sas Militdr ipar bis gum It,.
Mop. 1898 81 9asbura uno Yreiiaeio
lieaen 9eblieben. &ommiliar Song
bate ibon ieit Monateu wieoer anae.
%fanaen. iein @mt ltrenaer nod ais
aupor a~us3uiiben. uno Die 6~entralper=
maltuna crlieB ae9en Die aufltdnoiihen
Srtihaften einen YeiblaB nab Dem
anoern.
/. Die SteusrfaIie al 2~eibenborn
muBte ioaleih ourb umla9en wleoer
berasltsllt uno in ibren irilberen Stano
5urilfAeiebt weroen.
2. Serihiebene Staote unb Ort=
idaiten. ais: 2uremburo, Neuihateau.
Nrl, 8repenmadsr. gbterna9. Yits
burM Suoeloori. Yianosn. Neuers
burg. IrSfelo. 9lerf MerId, Gttelbriid
II. a. muroeu bonn 81. Stt, 1898 alb
nit WiIitdr bsiebt. bas game 9ano in
We~la8eruu9ss uno Neutrality-suspicious. er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22

aus &iimelinSen; 81 0etoratlonsma-
Ter: Sobann 9ertran9 aus Samm,
GranS 8an9ler aus Walferoin9en.
smil Simminger aus Wonoorf; A.
yilobauer: Seinrih 2aurent unb Wi=
hael Heulanb, belize aus 2uremburg.
Mit Sefrieoiguna: y Yaubanolperter
nno Shreiner: peter 2eub aus Gol=
l%ingergruno ; y Setorationsmaler !:
Wllbelm Werens aus @lauien. Qlpps
ShilB ans Surembura; 3 Silobauer:
Solepb &emp aus 2ursmburs.
Steueroernaltung gef6r=
oerun9en uno gerieBun9en in Der
Steuerperpaltung bonn l.. Sttpber b.
S.: Serr Waul bon 2urembure=Ses=
perin9en gum NeeiIenoienithef mad
Gooot; Serr Wiiller bon yettembur9
nah Suremburg=S taot; Ssrr Nlpbons
NltOlas bon Sap gum Acknowledgement
in y%ettembura; Serr GlIen in Gre
pennaher gum NeciIenoienitbef in
8reoenmaher; Serr griider bon Yian=
ben nab @repenmader; Serr @aaner
BON Gemih mad Sap; Serr Weper bon
Sietirb mad &emid; Serr Woes bon
Sietirh mad Sianoeu; Serr Sheer
BON NilB mad Sietird; Serr 2ameI1.
@anoioat, mad @ilB.
Ser i'm gabnhofpiertel. Neppera.
ltraBe, 9elegene. 33 ar arobe 8artsn
oes ebemaliaen Observation-Disclosures Srn.
9Benger muroe am "a. OCTOBER in
onentli6er Serlteigeruns fir ben Yreis
BON 30. 500 6r. benz in Der Yabnboi=
ltraBe i%pobnenoen 8aitpirtb Serrn
Matbias SdiB suaeidlasen.
o1oen=Yerfaut I. Wie mir
aus 5ahtreiIen pernebmen. bat Die
Cider Si!tten9eieQidaft v&otbe groe"
oas Der vSoci6te DIES acieries dang
leur" ~Su9eboriae Siittenpert 81
Seutid=S 9th iammt ben Gr,s@oneeiiio.
ilen anaetauit- Der Gaufpreis betrdst
q MiQionen Sranfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
krideleg Frozen liver d',,ZeziIium "a
Baltimore.

Mel l6we Clos!
Ma elo muss ech dech emol eppes
frozen. - Matt frozen ferm6cht en-
10 neischt. D'Sach as de elei: All
gebatt get en- ugehalen fir en-
Ticket" re kafen; bal fir eng
,, Fair"; bal fir eng ,,Jukerparty";
bal fir en- ), Raffel"; 10 ESQ guor fir
e ,,Karneval". Fregt EN- damn:
Ma wuorir as damn date, da krit
mer ger Entwert: Fir d'Josephs-
kirech, d'Marieskirech, d'Patricks-
kirech an es6n fort. Ech ha ge-
m6nt ct drift es6n en- Zweck neischt
derartiges gehal gin. Wat as da
gemenkt nam Zezilium ia Balti-
more? VANS de net ives, we ct as
mat dem "Zezilium" ia Baltimore,
da kanns de 10 de pengerlichen Har
aus dem Weston frozen; de wart ct
wuol w0ssen; e w6ss 10 SOS allies?
Ech ded dech ma g6ren eppes
frozen, du huos 10 g~estodeert, du
wars ct wuol w0ssen, level ech 81
bal net ESQ king; wanns de mer
neischt ferdenks, da schreiwen ech
ct. Am Spinicon doiwer do as eson
Esselecker, den mengt emmer den
ale Choral an der Kirech re sanger,
dat war Dommhet; an der Beschofs-
kirech - HE war ewell dacks dra
gewiesst - do dieten s'esu sching
sanger, nemmen de Beschof an hei
ant do Diet och emol en- Hair "trien"
get opchoralisch re sanger, sos gef
ct esu sching goen, ma bal me
sching eve op dem Theater won Sc
"D'Mumm Sess" fun Dicks geson-
gen a gespilt hun.
Aller gudder Deng sen drei, ech
muss der mach eppes soen. Gesat
de Fall, ech ded nemmen drei bis
feer Meilen fun der Kirech wunen,
an d'Root war quit; ech hiatt och e
gudden Team, mengs du, ech misst
Sonndes an d'Mass faare, wa mer
solver eng Kirech hatten, level
ken Hair. De Britlicher Mates
mengt ct war graf esu quit wan Sc
alleguoren an mir Kirech gingen an
de R6sekranz bieden deiten; de
Beschof hinnen en- Hair schecken
well Sc given 10 och all Joer zwemol
fir den Semenair a~fferen.
Ech wart dach neischt mat men
gem frozen fermacht han? Sos ded
ct seer let
Dengem
p. LEACuIM,
Town fofzeg I'm Pinicon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22

Suli 1916 9ebpren iruros. 1864 fam
ne nit ibren gltern mad gtmerita,
tpobnte Suerit in PORT Waibinaton.
Wls., uno Damn in @scanaba, Mih.,
no lie an 30. SUM 1866 nit Serrn
Better Wagener ebeli6 eetraut nuroe.
Sitler @be sntltdmmten III Ginoer,
BON welhe nle big nuf oas grItQebo=
rene nod leber. Nm Is. Sttober 1869
so9en Serr uno Srau Wa9ener mad
ct. SonatuS. Sa., mo lie bis 1870
%lpobnten, I'M alsoann nah Siour
6puntD BEL Nlton 81 fommen. Die
ueberlebenoen uno naben Yermanoten
limb nebIt Dem 8atten Die Sobne Nitos
lars. SbeOoore, Yeter uno Qnoreas
uno Die S0dtsr 5berelid. Gatbarina,
Warla. appolOnia uno Sobanna BON
Nlton, Sa.. unb 6ran Gbrilt. Wei=
oenIelier bon Salton; fernsr Der 8er=
ltorbenen Sater, Nitolans 2uoopicp,
uno Shmeiter. Srau Nitolaus Geiter
bon Ilton. uno Die 8si1piltsr Srau
Sobann Sbwebah bon 8raupile,
6rau 6. Sunaers. Yaul uno Nitolaus
Suowig. iun., ppn Spspers, iuelhe
ale oas Sterbebett umItanoen. Die
Terltorbene mar cine aeabtete. tatbo=
li'be Satin uno Wutter, pelde nit
ibrem @atten lid aud Elm anisbnlides
8ermoaen eriuarb uno lib all9smeiner
N6tun9 erfreute. Die geeroi9una
fano Wittpob perfl. @o6e bon Der
ct. Marien=Girde in glton aus iiatt,
nobel &eD. Srune Die tir1liden Srau=
erieierli1teiten pornabm. r. l. P.
Sie port @aibinston 3situns"
i6reibt:
= Ger in bieiem Siitrift olS g(liemblps
mit9lleo ernablte u. Is. geter lit Der erite
sIremburger, Der uitbt MIR III oieiem @ouu:
tp, lonoeru aud iiberbaupt i'm Staate isis
eonllll lie III Die Se9isldtur 9cmdblt wuroe.
am Sreitas, ben IL. Iop., itarb i'll
Oacaoo in bobeu glter pom so Sabreu Srou
Warta Giniter. Die Serltorbeue nurhe Mou-
tag aui benz ct. NitolauS= 6riebboi beerbi9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
Fir d., Letzeburger Gazette''.)
Jang de Blannen. GrOf fu LetNburg.

Meng Leier soil yum Luow ~erschalen,
Welt tenen liver Brig a Field,
Ech sange fun dem blannen, allen,
A grosze letzeburger Held.
Bel Crecy* warren dem6ls d'Briten
OPP dFranken OPP der Glecht gestosz,
we benzeg hun Sc all gestridden
wat gang asz an 10 Pard och sosz.
Dat d'Franken net &c ktrz wuol kemen,
Dhotir drat Jang de Blame Surg,
De kineck war fun starke BGmen
A Grof fun lGwe Letzelburg.
Seng Reiter Diet e kommandeeren
Gent d'brittesch Vollek gIeich an d'Feld.
HE solver kann den Trupp net fgeren,
h sotZt 10 blann am Kineckszelt.
Hei! We hell d'Trompette bl6sen,
ct rubblen d'Tronime we besies,
DE StOl de klenkt al d'Pard de rosen,
Am Krich get d'Rollzen net fergies!
~
Dat h2ert allies Jang de Blannen;
EFT get EN- we dnrch Schank a Mdrg:
IVA Krich asz dreckt sech net heibannen
E Gr6f fun kl6nge Letzelburg;
'Ech sin schons al an d'Ae mir felen,
Ma Jonk u Mutt aSz mach meng Broscht,
Mein Arm de kann mach Strech ausdelen,
Al d'Kriche war a bleiwt meng Loscht.
Mel SGwel well ech un rem henken,
Gitt mir mel stdrke. Schold an d'Hand,
Ech muss mann Feind elm d'Li6we zenken
Dat lescht IA mengem Blutt de Brand.
1--WE Knappe sole mech beglGden,
Dir hannt moi D1rd mn hirt on d1Nfntt
Mein Ger ward mech secher leden
Wo ct fir d'Fauscht re schaffe gett,..
80 rift am Eifer Jang de Blannen.
Seng Ritter hGeren't glad net gar;
FOIL Irauer ST sci Pard ubannen
We ct befuol de blannen Hair.
*x*
A ferdeg fir dem Zelt Drei halen**
DE Quit a Blutt fir Ruhm ri won,
Da rabblen d'Sp0ren, diem de fallen
we de I'm St1rm gent d'Brite JON.
ct free sech dc bluttjonk Knappen,
10 engem Held huot kent mach bruocht,
Dem allen Held Diet d'Herz och Happen
Aus Ongedold a Left fir d%'Schluocht.
W0 san de Rein am irgste streiden
DO sprengen fl6nk drei Pard eran,
An d'Reiter de ferw6t Sc reiden
Ferzweiwelt l6nks a rechts dram ham.
An enner hire Strech do weichen,
De Brittesch grad eve olaf dem Wand,
Schons decken d'Erd muonch bluddeg
Leichen
Bel Crecy an dem Frankeland.
Dem Feind dach sin Sc bal erleen,
De Ritter de weren't gekricht,
Siecht k0mmt den Dodesengel streen
Den Gw'ge Fridd den Sc gesicht.
~
DE Siger Edouard k6mmt geIidden
Mat all de Groszen aus dem Reich,
A spret de Fendel fun de Briten.
Foil Andacht iwer d'kinecksleich.
A sengen Ae bletzen d'Trunen,
Sein Herr ergreift den Ubleck urg:
'Schl0f sGss, ct war dein bod g schGnen,
Du Ill e-Graf fu Letzelburg."
Meng Leier soil yum LuOw erschalen,
Welt tenemiwer Mier a Strand,
Mel Lidd dat gollt dem blannen, allen,
Gr6f Jang fun ~letzeburger Land.
\ Am horde fun Frankreich.
M Et hescht och eng GAM Rein h6tten
Pard un enaner gebonnen.
Juni 1898, j. b. MERKELs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
gaxetabatraer o~Baaette; gienstag, nrn %. atouen,l,er 1898.

idbroet mar. sic belt iid inoeB. uno
in Der lebten 3eit 1T iie nun 10 empor-
%aetommen, oaB Der Piarrer, Der bis
oabin ielne WObnuna i'm &ir6en=Ge.
bauoe ielbit bate, I'M 2aufe oieies
Sabres Elm nettes Pfarrbaus erri6ten
uno cine piarri6ule erOffnsn tonnte.
Srei 3Ominitaner= Sbmeltern bon &a=
cine leitsn oieielbe. Su Der ISOLDE
bonn 6. gum l3. Nopember iptroe bon
benz bohlp. s.. 0artmann, S. j.. bon
Buffalo in Der @emeinoe cine Wiilion
a~baebaIten. Die einen iebr erireuliden
Nntlana fano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
Dereiniete Staten.
llmicr bu6miirniser eanosmann s
3. &cBlcr,
4. IIEAUHIM,
Town fofzeg am Pinicon.

Yfarrer in Siib . Milmautee. @is..
bari lid zines beoeutenoen 6ortibrittss
in ieiner 8emeinoe erireuen. 8eariins
bet in Der boifnunasreihen 3sit Dor
1898. bot Die @emsinoe Infanas Die
erfreulibfte Iuslibt bar. Die oarauf
folaenoe 8eihdltstrilis aber so9 nit
Dem Stdothen aud Die @emeinoe in 10
barte Witleioenihait. bah erne ,isit
Lang lo8ar Die Sgiltsns osrlsIbsn Sea
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-22
gelsi II m, @is.. IL. Nooem
Der. 1898.
Wertbe Geoattion!

Wertbe Geoattion!
Mit benz &eIultat Der Wabi in
Ssautse Co., Wis.. BADEN bic Suren=
burger ale uriahe, suirisoen 81 iein.
Nebit Serrn %. e. Ysfsr. Dem erlten
u~uierer Ganosleute. Der bier i'm Gouu=
tn. i~iberbaupt I'M Staat Wisconiin gum
Yertretsr in Der 2~eeislatur gemdblt
wuroe. ainssn Die Ssrrsn Yster Watrp
als Sheriff. Wihael gpsn ais Gountp-
Shabmeilter ioruie Yetsr d. Sunnp
oils Shulluperintenbent liegreih aus
Der Wablurne berppr. Serr gSatrD III
eiaentlih tein Sanos mann. benin er
iuuroe auf oen atlantiihen Ssean ae=
borsn. Serr Sunup, Der bereits gum
smeiten Wtal 81 benz mihtiaen pOlten
crmdblt wuroe. erblidte in Conn SSre=
oouia oas 2ibt Der Welt; Serr @pen
III Elm BORT Waibinstoner Ginb !; a
Bekersch KOS stamt aus Wurmel-
dingen un der Musel.
Mit @ruB, I.
Sn tbrer Wobnun9. Smei
Weilen Ohlit bon altOu. Sa.. ltarb
mad laEacrer Srantbeit Uerfl. @ohe
Wonta9 cine Der d~ltelien anIisolsrin-
nsn isner @eaeno. ndmlih Erau Waria
@a9ener. in 6olSe zines Sdla8anial=
les. welbsn lie an 6. Npril 1896 er=
lit. Die Vertorbene. wsl6e wObloer-
leben nit ben bl. StsrbeiNtrameaten
perihiso. ertrus lire ibmsrslide
Grantbeit nit boiler G%r0ebun0 in 0jOt-
tee bl. g8iIlen. Die Yerliprbepe. Oe=
borene Warla 2~ubopicp. nommte aus
Yiirinlsn IN Der Nsmriuoc NiiDclinoen
III SngsmburSll1sn, 100 ls am 23.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23

General Miles will advise General
Brooke to embark the Spanish prisoners
here and send them Immediately TO san
Juan. 1t is expected that Rear Admiral
Schley will be there in few days. MOST
of the troops in the island VIII remain
stationary until the final details nave
been settled. and they will then march
to San Juan, where they Will embark.
General Miles will consult with the au-
thorities at Washington as to the force
that is to remain. The volunteers are
anxious to go home.
Sunday the liquor saloons were closed,
and for the first time in the history OF
the island there was public Protestant
religious service. The officers and men
on the monitors at Guanica think 1t un-
necessary to keep the ships there any
longer. These vessels are absolutely un-
suited to tropical climate like that
here, and the Puritan's officers nave
sent formal complaint to Secretary
Long. At Aguada, north of MayagueZ'
the Spanish troops killed two natives
last FRIDAY
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23
End of Camp Thomas Near.

Chickamauga, Aug. 23.-Judsing from
present indications Camp Thomas, the
largest military camp of the Spanish
American war; will soon be thing OF
the past. A number of regiments nave
been ordered home. number OF others
have been ordered to Knoxville ana
Lexington, KY, and now comes an or
der to Colonel Wheeler. acting ch;er
quartermaster, to secure bids from rail-
roads to convey all regiments remain
ing at the camp to their respective
state capitals. The idea seems to be to
get the regiments to places where they
can be mustered out close to home, the
necessity for keeping the army intact
being no longer in evidence.
Numerous regiments are now making
preparations to leave, and by the end or
the week the population of the camp Is
expected to be reduced one-haf. The
regiments ordered to Knoxville and
Lexington will be moved as rapidly as
transportation can be secured and as
soon as these are got out those ordered
home will be started on their way.
The First Georgia and Thirty-first
Michigan have left for Knoxville, where
they will go into camp. The Twelfth
Minnesota and the Fifth Pennsylvania
will leave at an early hour for Lexing-
ton. and others of the Second and Third
division OF the First corps will follow
in short order. The ambulance COM
pany of the Third division goes to
Knoxville in the morning.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23
HALEY
THE TAILOR,
The Champion Filter
Of the World.

D. ID. Haley. the we'll known Main
Street Tailor, has just received a sec
ond letter from well known govern
ment official, whose headquarters are
| in this State. The letter is as follows :
WOODSTOCK, VT, Aug 3, 1898,
Nix. ID. d. HALEY,
Dear Sir In response to your in
quiry, feel warranted in saying that
the second suit of clothes you made for
me far exceed the first one in fit and
comfortable feeling (Which did think
was impossible), and | can truly say
you are an artist in your vocation.
l have heard many remarks from
strangers on the fit of the coat. None
hut a master workman could call forth
such remarks.
Very truly,
G. NJ. GILLETTE.
The first suit spoken of by Mr.. Gill
lette was so grand in tit that he did not
think it possible to improve on it, but
Haley, the Tailor, was able to improve
on it and will do it every time. That
is the way he does his work and his Gus
toners get the benefit of it, and, MS is
we'll known here in Montpelier, his
tailoring is perfection and can nowhere
be equalled on earth by any other
tailor.
MIR. Haley has just gotten in the finest
line of Fall and Winter samples he has
every had, and invites everybody to
come and look them over. They can
not help being pleased with the style
and variety, and his customers know
that his work is always done at the
lowest living prices, and that he never
spoils garment by making misft.
Mr.. Haley has in his employ the best
workman he ever saw. There is not
an equal to him in the State, and with
him as coat maker, Mr.. Haley can
face any or all the tailors on earth. He
is specially fine coat maker and all
his work is unsurpassed. 1t is because
MIR. Haley always has workmen like
this that he takes and keeps the lead in
Montpelier tailoring. He has been all
over the world and says what his GUS
toners well knew, that Mr.. IIaley's
cutting is the best he ever saw and the
best there is.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23
WANT TO LEAVE ARMY.
Desire Growing Among Soldiers Fer
Civil Life Again.
NO MORE CHANCES TO FIGHT.
List of Regiments That VIII 1se mus'eTo"
Out Not Yet Reported
Plans About Sampson aud
ScIIley Now Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-The war oe'
partment has not yet made out Its list
Of regiments to be mustered out OK th'
service, but has been in Constant cor
respondence with various sections OF
the country upon the subject. At hrs'
| 1t was thought that the demand to re-
main in the service would prove EN-
barrassing to the department as SO
many troops desired to continue IN
service.
| 1t Is now believed that there has been
a change Of sentiment, and the omcerf
and men of the regiments that see nc
possibility Of further fghting are Will
ing to go back to their avocations'
Some want to go to the new posses
sions. but others, 1t Is said, see no glory
in policing Santiago and other captured
points where there is nothing to do.
Some of the troops are also becoming
weary of camp life. The First Alabama,
it is understood, has been selected Tor
mastering out at its own request.
As was reported would be the case
Rear Admiral Sampson will retain COM
mand Of the north Atlantic fleet, not
withstanding his service on the Cuban
military commission, and Rear Admiral
Schley will continue in his present ma
val command, although serving tenn
porarily on the Porto Rican commits
sion. This statement Is made authori-
tatively at the navy department The
list of naval assignments Just posted
contains that of Admirals Sampson and
Schley to the Cuban and Porto Rican
commissions respectively, but no refer
ence is made to any change In the fleet
commands.
Ordnance Onicers PleA-ed.
Ordnance officers are really relieved
that they will not have the care Of the
small arms captured at Manila, which
by the terms OF surrender are to be re-
turned to the Spanish soldiers when
they evacuate the city. 1t Is stated by
officers Of experience that 1t would not
be profitable for the United States to
secure ammunition supplies for a. differ
emit kind of gun where there were only
small number such as those captured
at Santiago or which might have been
captured at Manila.
n 50, 900 or 100000 stands OF arms were
taken, then the United States might
work profitably in the matter Of sup
plying them with ammunition different
from the regular arm which has been
adopted for the troops and which is
now in use.
The ordnance bureau had an opportu-
nifty to select the Mauser when the
Krag -Jorgensen arm was chosen. The
officers who made the examination
found defects In the Mauser which gave
the other gun the preference. They
believe that the introduction Of a
small number Of small arms into the
army of different make and caliber
would do more harm than good and
that in the end the expense would more
than make up for the temporary saving
that might follow the use of the captur.
ed arms,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-08-23
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