davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29

- Gin @uuoerwerf Der Gbirur9ie.
Wau ibreibt aus 8ras: Gale BON
&binoplaitit unD Gbilpplaiiit lino in
Der mooernen Gbirur9ie feline Selten-
belt mebr. Sem Nebenmenihen aus
Der Saut feines Yorosrarmes cine neue
NaIe su orebsn Ooer ibm nit einem
Stiid aus benz Sberiheniel Die sers
riIiene 2ippe al fllden, lit benz Speras
teur unierer 3eit cine Spielersi. Iub
einen perlOren geQan9enen Saumer
psrmao Die Nutoplaltlt. lpenn aud nur
notboiirfti9, wieber ber,ultellen. Man
labt benz patienteu elm Stiif Der
Yauhbaut al bic oil Den Seib Qebuns
oere Sanb pa1len, i6ueioet Den Sap-
pen in Der eriorOerliden 8roBe beraus
uno pidclt i'm UNI Sbisrtn0helhsn
bon entipre6enOer GOrm. Natiirli6
bleibt oieIer tiHhli1e 9aumen hnbe=
peali6 unb 1T Elm iiimmerllAer Notbs
bebeli beim @reiIeu. Sin neues &unIts
ltiid bot tiirsli6 Der SOrliano Der @ras
ser 1irurgiiben &linit. Yrof. Garl
Wicolaooni 81 Stanoe Gebradt. inoem
er sinem iebsiabriasn Inaben, Der al
elmer SansiOmaidiNe leiuen redtsn
Saumen DerlOren bate, Dleien ourb
sinen bspsslihsn Ginger erieBte. gr
bono Die rehte Sano bes Sndben on
oellen 6ub uno ilbsrpflanSte ar Die
Stels bes Saumens Die sipeite 3cbe.
Ser Yeriud 9elang 10 polftGnoi8. oaB
Die Sebnen aneinanosr wuNisn uno
Der neue Saumeu lib. in dbnliAsr
WeiIe bene9t. Die iein TOrNdn9er.
Sn Der leBten Sibung bes 8raser
gerstepereins ipuroe Der paiient DOr-
9~eitellt uno erre9te nit ieiner 3ebe OIL
Der Sano nidt geriuges @rtaunen.
Wir leIen i'm vSnultr. @iener
~Grtrablatt": Die YalIaaiere zines
Sramwap.W aa9pns ;si0tsn lid isbr
erltaunt ilber oas Webabren zines alien
Serru nit oiAt0elOdtell. erarautem
Saar. Der unlInait zines oieier Stra=
benpebitel benuBte. Nohosm er iein
TabroslD bsSahlt bate, lberreihie ibm
Der G~pnbutteur oas BILLET, ipnS Der
Serr ip9leih tOr9l0s sllln 6enler bins
ausflieaen lieb. vg8as thln's oenn?"
riei entlebt Der G%ououttenr, .ipenn Der
Der GOntrolleur tonunt. i6nnen's nads
3ablen!" gt erGielt feine M%ntlport.
Ntibt lan9e oauerte es, oa mar aud
Ihon Der @ontrOlleur CUR Stelle.
Starter, bitte!" rieT er. absr Der
Sremoe bate Iiir Inn MIR Elm %bebauern-
oes NhielSufen. Ser @~OnouIteur mel.
oete, mas 9el1eben. lno Der 6pntrol-
leur perhielt nun ben t~arienloien SABRE
aalt. cine nsue Garte gu l0ien. Gaum
bate er oieie abcr beSablt uno in Gm=
pian9 9enOmmen, als er lie abermals
gum 6enlter binousflieaen lieB. ,@ber
oeben's bod A1t!!" rief Der Control
leur. uno spang, ben Wann. NOD cine
8drte su l0ien. Qber au9 oieie flo9
ben ilbriNen nG6. Sas Wieosrbolte
iib nod mcbrnal5 inter grober Nui.
reQlno oes Pnblitnms. ipelheS ben
YOrQHug nit lalten SemcrtunQen be-
SIeIlete. Aaes mar entIcbt iIber ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
&eutudD.

- @inen 9%rauenbatten Sob fano in
Der Ndhe bon Srantlin in Simp=
iDn GOuntD Elm iun9er Wann Hamens
SolOn .. So9g aus Summer GOuntD.
Senneiiee. ais er ii6 auf Dem @e9e
mod 6rautliu befano, nm our Na6t=
seit nit Sri. Ollie Sbompion. Der
So3ter zines in Der Ndbe Der Staot
p%Obnenoen Jarmers, mad 8alatin gu
entfieGen. mo iib Die inn9en 9eute
troueu laHen wolten. 4ls oieier Sage
frib MOr9ens Elm Jrabtsu9 cine Greu=
Sun9 bel Nrautlin pailirte, iaben Der
WGI6iuiIt uno iein Seijer su ibrem
gntieBeu menldli6e 8lieomaBsn neben
benz 8cieiie lie0sn. IS wuroe ioiort
a~n0ebalten, uno mar fano. oab Der
S~aiia9iersu9 am Nbeno porber einen
&eiter, Der oas @eleiie piallei9t nod
ihnel bate "trsusen Wolsn, 9etroiten
ilno 9et6otet bate. 9as PIero wuroe
auf bic Settle 9euOrfen, uno man fano
es nabe Der Sreusung tobt neben benz
Sabnoamm. Ser &aoaper bes Sbie.
res sei9te. bab 8oB uno 8eiter bon Dem
3uae nit entIsBli9er g8uat gstroHen
pOroen isiu muBtsn. Die 2ei6e bes
Mannes NOR entieBli6 Dsrifiimmelt,
einsslns 8lieomaben abseri1en uno
benz @eleiie entlana seritreut nprben.
lleberall ~bsianben ii6 glutipuren.
Niemano fannie ben Sooten, oelleu
2eihnam nod Grantlin m%it9enonmsn
!uuros, unb eine oroBe Wsn0e bon per=
'uner fano ih i'm 2auie oss Sasss
elm uno bstradiete ben 9erun9liiften,
ober er itien glQsn Elm Gremoer. Bon
elmer idlimmen @bnuns 9striebsn,
mari aud SRI. Sbompion einen Slid
auf oas @ntlib bes Wannes, uno lie
srtannte 3n ibrem Gntieben ibren @e.
lIebtcn Solon Soa9. oeiien @eib lie
gepDroen ipdre. iuenn Der i6refli6e
llnfaG lid ni6t erei9net bate. Sic
hattie nit ibm insaebeim Torbereitungen
5ur S!ubt aetroHen, neil ibre gltern
Sl Der Werbinoun9 ibre 3uItimmung
Mot batteR 9ebsn ,uollen, nno als 5000
nm bic anasisbte Stunoe niht erihien.
ipuroe iie unru9i9 uno nsrpDs. S6re
Iugen i4lonsn li1 bic 9GuSe Na1t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
Ohio.

- Die g%iIenbabnsn nebmen ii6 Al
bel beraus. Der 0sriud Der 8siell.
iAnit Der @tron, geoIpro q @lspslano
eleftrii9en yabn. in BEDFORD.
elmer SorItaot bon Glepelano. elm 8e-
leiIe gum IusweiGen obns obriafeit.
lihe @rlaubniB al le9en. bat 81 einem
bibi9en 3uIammenIioB sluii@sn ben
8abnbeamten uno ben 9eb0roen es=
iiibrt. Gin babies SuBeuo Sabnbe=
oienltete ipuroen pcrbaftet, aber Die
YabnaeieQiAaft itsQte iOiort misoer
meme 4rbeiter al, bis Der Srtsmar.
ihaa so Deputies b%ereioi9te uno er=
t.arte. ct weroe idmmtlide gabnarbei=
Ter perbaften. Gnoli6 CAB bic Sa6n=
9eIelidaft na@ uno lieB bic Nrbeiteu
eiuiisllen, UNI bic 8eridte ben Sal ent=
i9eioen 81 laien; lie bebauptet. iraft
ibres SSreibrieies gum Ss9eu oes Nebeus
9~eleiics bere6tiat Su ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
Gin @csunObcitsbctc

Srantenbote. bic 3situng, mslde BON
Sr. peter Sa5rnep III Chicago. Su..
i'm SntsrelIe ielner Weoisinneu herous-
oeSeben wlro. bat ii6 in msirem Sale
ais elm Yote Der @eiunobsit eripieIen".
ibreibt Ssrr 8ufaO aualiB. 20 Sar-
rOn Ct. Yawtuafet 81. s. ,Seit
iehs Wonaten lit i1 on hroniiher
Siarrb0e uno meme 2rdIte perlisBen
mid nit jeoem Sd8 mebr uno uebr.
sd 5o9 gler3te aur Silfe ieoo6 Obne
GriOls, es muroe INNER idledter als
better nit mir. Giues Sa9es betam
ib ein @remplar bonn .9rantenbote"
in Die Sdnoe uno ~pcrenlabte meme
Mutter fir Elm YrObetiIihen 81 ihit=
fen. Sic Weeisin tam uno ih beaann
iofort oamit uno i'd tann nit autem
&ewilien iasen. bob oieie MeoiSin mein
.Gebeu rettete". Wtan i6reibe fir ein
Gremplar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
Straie. NuBeroem muR er Die beoell-
tenoen Soften bes YrpDsiies tra9en.
Sreie Stabt So III bur9.

StraIe. NuBeroem muR er Die beoel=
tenoen Soften Des YruSsiies tra9eil.
6reie Stabt So III b urg.
- Sine eiaenarti9e ueberraiduna
bate Der 9aoepdrter elmer Samburaer
g%aoeanfalt. Oils er Ibenos 9e9en IL
ubr bic 8aoepannen nadiab. Tin 81
lblieBen. fano er in Der einen Wanne
eInen Mann i'm Waiier aufreht libero
uno laut ihnar6enb Dor. Ger ges
trefsnoe mar Na6mittaas acaen 2 ubr
in Die S%aoeanltalt getommen uno bate
tueaen vldwerer Grtlltung" elm re6t
heiBes Dab seipiinibt. Oils Der @dr=
ter ben Shlaienoen psdte. betelte oie=
Ter lhlaftrunten ,nDh ne Gunoe".
Ser Garter muBte nun %iofort, mas
benz 8alt feblts; er animirte i'm. oas
talt a%eipproene Yao idlsuniait 81 per=
lalen. uno ipar ibm oann beim Nns
tleicen bebilhi1. Sie vihlpere gr=
taltun9" mar Die Solse zines ausse=
oebnten Sribidoppens.
Gbeinpropins.
- Sie gr0bte Sbaliperre in europa
befinoet ii1 in Der Giiel. uno apar bel
8 M b q d, I'M gau. Sier iOa Our9
eln Sammelbeden @aller 9sItaut per=
ben, oas aeniiat. I'M $500 YIeroetrGite
ST entwifeln. 9ieie $500 YIerbetrdite
lpiirben ausrei1en, I'M ale BON &Oln
bis glahen CUR .3eit erfOroerliAe Glet-
triSitGt 81 liefern.
% il rttember9
- Yrinseiiin Yauline bon Wiirttem=
berg erbielt, Uie nahtrG9ll6 betannt
iuirr. einise Sage Dor ibrer tlrSIid
liattgebabten Y%srmdbluu9 nit Gem @rb=
prinseu bon WieO Don einem Sanomdo=
den Iolgenoen ori9inelen Brief: vSies
bes Uslulein YrinSeilin YauIine! Sic
babeu ON Spnmabeno (SamtaA) Soh-
seit. i'd miniGe Sbuen piel Slid oasu.
8e,uiB ireusn sic ii6 iebr. Sb babe
an 9lei6en Sage Spbseit nno wiiroe
mid aud 'ebr frcuel, penn meln Batter
niht I'M @eidnaniB iGbe. Wenn Sbr
9ater i'm 8efduanIB wGre. tbGte ,}hnen
biss sewiB au6 peb. Giebes Srdulein
PrinSeiiin. i'd bite Sic initdnoia. ipres
den Sic bel Sbrem 9ater elm Sutss
@ort. oab mein Gater beanaoi9t. poer
penn es uiht isin tann. iuenigltens eirl
paar Stunoen su meiner 9OhSelt tonl=
men bari. IS 9riibt Sic beralih
Sbre...." Sie Yrln3eilin=Sraut CAB
oas eioenarti9e SNreibcn iiirbltteno
Dem G0nia, ibrem gater. mel6er iiber
ben naipsu Snbalt Oehelben berslihl
ladte uno iofOrt Die 9%lnoronun8 treffen
lieB, oaB Der Geiunaene CUR She'll
nabme al Der So6seit isinsr Spdter
urlaub erbislt. g9ie ierner uerlautst,
miro DieIer bsoinattn 6reilaHuna Dem.
nd6It bic pbui1e Yeanaoi9ung iOl9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
NiMioncn SerIbcnft.

SIS lit fiber fir bas Bublifum befries
bisenb, Elm @eidait i'm 9anoe gu tennen,
baB ii9 ni9t iir6tet, sc9en Die Sebirfs
tisen uno 9eiDsnoen aenerOS 81 iein.
Die BETTER BON DR.. Kings New Dis
covery Scsen ausSebruns, Sniten umo
grtdltunS babcn ii6er 10 Miuionen
Yrobelai@cn pieier sroBartisen MeDiSiu
peri6enft uno babem Die Seirieoisuns,
81 wiiien, baB es Eauienoe pom abiplut
boiinunssIeien 5duen sebeiIt bat. @itbs
mo, Syon6itis, Seiierteit uno aue
Salss, Sruits uno 9unsenfrantbeiten
peroen fiber eebeilt. Spre6en Sic in
&. %. &uete's 4potbete pcr unb bolen
Sic ii6 cine Erobefai9e umicnit. &es
suldre @roBe 90 Gents uno Sl.0O.
Sebe 6tai9e lit %9uarantirt gu beiIen ODER
oaS @elo wirO .pieoereritattet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
3anTaS.

Srau 9pOia Sirito. 9ebOrene
2pon in s3iAita, Die weibe Satin
zines llnterbduptlin0s Der Gbepenue=
Snoianer, Die isit 10 Sabreu Wtiiiions=
Orbeit uno arantenpfle9e inter ben
Gbepennes uuo N~racapboes iibte, bat
III Oklahoma Selbitmoro b~eaanaen,
oa ibre Yerlude. ibren rOtbhdutiasn
6atten 6irico 81 elnem Oroeutliden
Sebenspanoel %ansubalten. ale Iebl=
9inaen. 6irico 1T Elm unOerbefer=
li9er Sdufer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
Wte TIT otcS!

Bir bieten einbuuoert Dollars Sclo6nnns fir isSsn
1aa pom Sdtarrb. Der ni5t onrS Giuuebmsa pom pau's
Saiarressur sebeilt werben Tam.
rs. 0benep a. o., Gigentb., Eoleoo ..
0ir, bic uutsrssidnetsu, habeu 3. s. Gbsrsp felt ben
leSten Is Sabren sefanrt uub baltsu ibn far poutoms
men sbrsn5ait in oueu Observation-Disclosures uuo
~ijnanSieu bsidbist. aae pom istner 6irnsa einJegan5enen
Yerbinolitseiten Sn erilucn.
9sit & Gru !, SroBbauosibsD rosuiitsu, Soltbo, ..
" ing, Riuudu IL sQtGrptn. SroB3aaeslSs
Drosuii,en. Toleoo, 2. . :
? Sna's Satarrbs Snr pirbs iratrih %eenomm.n unS
pirtt bir.st aui eas glut ur6 Ste i&lsimteeu Ssertds
den BIS SpitsmS. Qrets rs Gents iur bte 5lli6e. Yers
fault pon auen apetbettrn. 3traniie ire! psrianot.
Sau's Samilisns giQen Fn0 bic bsitea.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
Gin &nun8riT.

60 iiebt es aus, a6er c5 III ni6ts
Giinitli6e5 babel. Sober Der on Giidens
i9wa9e Ooer 9fierenleiOen ooer an Mas
aria oOcr on ben gteruen leibet, fam eS
eriu6cn, 3. J. CT fam ii9 9lei6 bur9
Electric Sittcr8 bciIen. IS itdrft oaS
gouse Sylten, 5umal Die Seber unO Die
Niereu; cs reinist bas glut unb itdrtt
Die 9tcrpen. IS beilt 0artleibigfeit,
,&opiweb, Sdwa6eanfdQe, S9IaHoitss
felt unO Welau6olie. SIS lit rein peoe,
tabilii9, ein miIOes 2aratip unb 9ibt
DEM Spiteme ieine natiirli9e &raft.
'Gerludcn Sic electric Yitters unb Ibers
Seu9en Sic ii@. Sebe Slai9e 1T saruns
tirt. glos so Gents per Slai9s, bel
{. 8. &uete, $50 MainsS trabe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
WorD= Safota.

- Die Nsrtbern Yncifica Giienba6n
ldBt al beioen Seiten Der Yabnlinie
Swii9eu Sismarf uno s q III 81
t o ID II an unsei6iiBten Stelen gdume
pilan5en. I'm Su p%erbinoeru. bar bel
Sdneeitiirmen Die 8elelie ulter Shnee-
iueben b~e9raben peroen. @ine Sldde
bon 700 older lpiro Der Sinie entlnne
nit Slumen bepflanst, weldes etma
spei Wtilionen jun9e Sdume erForDert
llnb apar tuerOen elnbeimiide baum
iorteu iple Grlen. Weioeu uno gl1en
Daau pertpenoet tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
GN,uets.

- Msuli1 muroe in Arlington liz
Ten (@anton lri) ein 8emeinOe=
Sbiibenfelt o~b9ebalter. Die 8eneinoe
Sablt et,pa 500 @inwObnsr. iuOpon 1874
oes SAisbsns tunoig iino. Inter ole-
len lS4 linO 43 peiblide ShiiBen.
Wanbe 6rauen madten i60ne Srsfer.
luabrenO ihre MANNER feblten. Den
erlten Yreis srroua SuRaIrau Satbas
rina Wirlt nit so puutten. sic 1T
bic l4jdbri9e Sphter Des Mutbias
Wirld, Der nit lieben Sobnsn unO
orsi So1tsrn am ShieBltano eriAie=
rsn mar. Sieie S1lBen.6amilie bat
neun Yreiie crrunaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
WiWigan.

= unan9emploet tebrte Dor eini9en
Der Soloat &obert Sborblrn
BON Gompaanie F, 81. 3e9iment,
auf llrlaub 81 ieiner in
8 a i na wobnsnOen Wutter suriif
lno so9 Die Wlode. Die 6rau Ohnste
bic Sbiire, iant aber, als lie oes Sob=
mes aniihtia puroe. BON einem Gers
i6la2 eetrphen tpOt Su SOoen. Die
batte tie 9etDotst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29

49,
lano.


-Sunoetreue. Ssi Der Seeroi9llil9
bes perun9lidtsn SbierarStes Or. So=
pett in Genuer fiel es olQemcln out,
DaB oeIien pra9tpOaer uno Itaotbstallr'
Ter SernborOinsrbuno III dllberlt n'e=
ber0eIdlagensr Stimmung Dem Sarge
ieine3 Serrn ioI9te. Ser Suno mar
ieitoem itet3 trauriQ, mei9erte llh 81
frciien uno luolte iih teinem Der pleler
Yetanuten Isines Serrr, Die ibm ollie
iuobl wolIten, ani1lieBen. gnoli6
uerenoetc Das SDier, bu6ItGblId 81
Sooe QebuuQert uno 9e9ramt. Die
Suuoetreue 1T tein lcerer gSa9n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
MaTa6nicttS.

- Gin SabritOorf auf &eiien. Sn
Wafabuietts lit Elm sanses 6abritoori
nit Dem 80 Weter bo6en S6ornlteln,
einem so. 600 &ilo lpieaenosn @aiiers
balm uno DEN oaSu 9cb6ri0en funI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT beinabe einen &ilometer
bon ieinem StanoplaB %pe99erolt por=
ben. Sine Sampimai6ine uno cine
arpbe 3abl bon Sranen uno @lnoen
beroertltelligten Die 8erinoerung. Sas
aanae Sorf itebt jeBt auf benz nsre,
YauplaBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
SuG!en'S Mrniee SaIbe.

9ie bette Salbs IN Der Welt fir
S9nittuunoen, 9auti4arfunsen, Wuns
ben, @ei3wire, SaI5fuB, Jieberwuns
ben, S9orf, seipruusene 9dnbe, 6roits
beuIen, &rdbenausen, unb aue Sautents
siinbun9en unb 1T cine ii9ere Seiluns
fir 9dmorbOiben. Gs wirO sarantirts
bag bas Wittel poutommene 9enuq,
tbuuus sibt; penn ni9t, uiro bas @slb
suriiderite .tet. PreiS 25 Gents per
S9a6teI. - gu uerfaufen BEL {. %.
&uets Ipotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29

binbur9 ni6t, uno iodbreno tie anQit=
"eriiilt wahte, lag Der u%erltiimmelte
2eihnam bes Munnes, Dem ie Sers
uuo Sano asi6entt bate uno ben auf
benz Hitte CUR 8eliebten Elm idber Sob
credit bate, neben benz Sabnaeleiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
&erOtenn.

@ntanbige WtdnMsr nnb Sraucn tOnnen
ein leidtes, ctrlt6eS unb 9utbeSdblenoe5
@el9Git befommeil, poinit Tie 10 BITS 90
SpuarS bic Wo9e perbienem f6nnen. &anu
~ Sauie betriebsn nsrben obne 9rots Soften.
@reift gu. 1ein Sunlbus. obreibt fir pole
9usluHft oil John House g. Co., Canton,
Lewis Co., Mo.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

ENTRANCE TO THE HARBoR OF cARTAGENA.
most improved guns. including 10 inch
and 10 inch rifles and modern mortar
batteries. The arsenal-one of tho three
largest in the kingdom-is back of the
city, on thu harbor, and with its
wharfs and dockyards exceeds 25 acres
in extent.
Historic Cadiz is the most deliberately
fortified of the three naval stations, but
the city itself lies directly exposed to
an attack from the sea. The navy yard
is five miles back from the ocean. 1t
has all facilities for building and re-
pairing warships. A large factory for
guns is situated here.
Much of tho glory Of Cadiz has de-
parted, but it must still be ranked as
one Of the finest cities in Spain. 1t ia
surrounded by q wall that Il nearly sev.
en- miles in length ard stands on the
tip Of q tongue Of land extending i've
miles into the see from the lslh de Leon.
This strip Of land. with the mainland.
forms two bays. The outer bay u more
than 80 miles in circumforence--a
splendid landlocked harbor.
There arc two forts, San Sebastian
and Santa Catalina, On the sxtrcpity Of
the peninsula. between the sgity and the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

itself had interfused the dusk. 1t grew
with slow pulse and yelling till gray
was gold and gold was rose and rose
was silver blue, swelling like the pre-
lude to great music, as if day had never
been before. Everything was dripping
aud shaking and sparkling with dew.
The bright light breeze went rioting in
the leaves. No one stirred. She had the
day as the night alone to herself. 1.-THE
Lords been good to me-" said Sally
Lavender Hes give mo real season
of peace.
She waited till Tom Brier came
along whistling to his job. She had
never talked of her trouble, but she
had sometimes asked help of Tom, and
he brought ladder round to the back
of the house and held it and looked the
other way while she found her way in
at an upper window. Then she slipped
down the stairs and closed the bedroom
door and noiselessly lighted her fire
and set the meat to simmer for his
strong rich broth and washed and re-
freshed herself and allowed herself q
lonkssweet slumber on the lounge. She
crept by and by into the bedroom where
Humphrey still slept, although stirring
now and then, and held cup Of broth
to his lips, her arm under his pillow,
and he drank it without Enclosing his
eyes, She gave it to him 80 twice or
thrice during the day, and piece by
piece, slowly, and at long intervals, she
removed his clothes, and with cautious
lifting and Juggling of all her poor lit
tie strength had him decently in bed,
and she took her own morsel of food
and lay down outside and waited.
There was peace in her heart. There
was even deep, still JOY as she thought
of tho grass growing on the little grave
where Polly lay-the child for whom
she had feared the fathers fate, and
whom, while her heart half broke with
love and longing, she had been glad to
lay away before the trouble could come
upon her.
Tho day went by like the marching
of an enemy's army. All the village
kept quiet about her door, Friends and
neighbors knew it was Humphrey
time of slumber now. The children's
laughs and cries were far away. Even
the bees and birds made drowsy music.
When faroff in the twilight the whip
poorwills began to sing, she laid hel
own weary head upon the pillow, lis
tened moment to the deep, calm
breathing beside her and fell asleep.
1t was in tho dead of the dark thai
she awoko with two arms around hel
and rough check resting on her own
rough check wet with tears. "Wifen
whispered Humphrey. "Wife! I'm al
right. Yes, be. But kind of feel @;
though I'd been dragged through sever
cities, and ez though you'd had tug O
it, too, Sally. Hev ben abusin Of you
mother? Was it one Of the bad ones?"
And Sally pressed her cheek closer
"There, there" she laughed and cried
"'Twarn't nothin at all to speak Of. "
THE END.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

Atlantic, and Fort Montague and Pan
tales Castle ON either sido Of the en-
trance to the lower bay. At about the
center Of the isthmus a strong intrench-
ment extends at length, to prevent hos
tile landing back of ehe city.
The bastions and ramparts around the
city itself are strong and up to date.
There are four IL inch disappearing
guns at Cadiz, besides the necessary
number of smaller guns and good NOR
tar batteries.
Our vessels would venture no nearer
than about two miles offshore, where
lies threatening chain Of sunken rocks.
Yet even at distance of seven miles
our fast cruisers could use their great
guns with some effect. At two miles
our gunners would have clean view
of the arsenal and drydocks, and would
have no difficulty in depriving the dons
Of their strongest naval station.
Along the Mediterranean lie Spain's
richest seacoast cities. Since our great
and good friend John Bull holds the
only match which can explode the great
volcano of Gibraltar we could scrape
past this with IMMUNITY, avoiding Ia
rita, small Spanish isle east of the
great rock and probably the best forti-
fled post belonging to the enemy. From
Gibraltar east along the Mediterranean
the shore line forms an elevated rampant
extending 10 miles to Malaga. At the
extremities have been erected strong de-
fensive works, aud between these are
scattered Spanish guard and watch
houses. Malaga lies on level plain,
close to the sea, and can be readily
shelled. Proceeding on toward Barcelo-
ma, we would pass seven good sized
ports.
Cartagena, foremost Of these and an
important scat of commerce, could be
approached by an open roadstead,
whence we could shell the factory for
making the famous Hontoria guns Of
the Spanish navy and numerous ware
houses for storing arms and ammuni-
ton. Spain would thus lose its princi-
pal base Of army supplies. The defcnses
/ to he overcome consist of and 10 inch
guns, mounted at the end of q molo ex-
tending a mile from the shore. Behind
these, in the city, are numerous guns
Of smaller caliher.
Farther to the east we would find
Barcelona, one CT tho principal manu-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-21

Spanish cabinet which is moved to
make propositions of peace will be able
to do so without the danger of bringing
on riot.
Very imposing and fierco look those
old Notifications which in times past
served to guard tho ports Of Spain, but
they are the same kind Of morros which
Sampson and Schley pounded to pieces
at San Juan and Santiago. That work,
however, is today unknown to the Span
ish people. The stories Of those bonn
bardments were twisted by the Spanish
press until they were made to appear as
glorious victories.
When Commodore Watson's squadron
gets through with its target practice off
Cadiz, Cartagena and Barcelona, the
stay at home Spaniards will have very
different idea Of what tho American
gunner can do when he is turned loose.
Covering in her own front door, Spain
will learn from an object lesson what
she has so long refused to believe, and
then she will want to quit fighting.
1t is said that Commodore Watson's
first move will be to take the Canaries
and then establish either there or at
Ceuta, Spain's African penal colony a
naval base Of operations. Then he will
commence operations against the Span
ish coast, provided Camara does not
furnish diversion
SPAIN penjnsular coast line is bold
and precipitous, but tho principal sea-
ports can almost all be shelled from the
open sea, and therefore cannot be de-
Tended by torpedoes, valuable only in
shallow bays and harbors. The coast
defcnses arc mostly ancient and many
of their guns Of an obsolete class, such
as were used in our civil war. Some
modern guns however, have lately been
erected in commanding positions, which
improvements are now going on.
The map shows three coasts, one to
the northward, bordering on the Allan
tic ocean, 430 miles long; one to the
lantic 1870 miles long, and the third tc
the eastward, on the Mediterranean, nc
miles long, total stretch Of shore OF
1880 miles. The southeast and east
coasts are singularly destitute of natural
harbors. Artificial harbors, however,
have been constructed at Malaga, AL
meria, Cartagena, Alicante, Valencia,
Tarragona and Barcelona.
On paper all these ports are strongly
fortified, and most of them the Span
iards believe to be impregnable. Bu
the Spanish sometimes build their fort!
as Weyler won his victories.
There arc three great naval stations
in Spain-Ferrol on the north coast
above Portugal; Cadiz, below Portugal
and Cartagena, in tho Mediterranean
Ferrol is the strongest and may be call
ed the citadel of Spain. The town is in
visible from the sea, and its surround
ing hills are strongly fortified with tn