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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

would necessarily treat with this govern
r,ent solely through the Spanish minister.
They would merely represent him. and
would be permitted to approach the Amer
lea sources of authority only as his aids in
the negotiation CT matters affecting a col
DRY concerning which they might be sup
posed to be more particularly posted than
the minister
But it would be well understood and ac-
cepted that in all that such a commission
might do 1t would act solely at the behes;
OF the Spanish government. The pretense
OF Independent negotiation could not stand
for moment. Such action could not
by any stretch of reasoning be attributed
to the beneficent influence of the new order
Of things in Cuba. 1t would have to stand
Enthusiastically as an act Of policy, a stage
play, In keeping with many another stage
play that has been tried upon the Amer
lean audience by the Spanish minister here
and his assistants in Havana and Madrid
ard Washington.
The proposition is absurd when one stops
to consider the state of things that such
commissioners would leave behind them.
They are coming, it is said, to negotiate
LOT reciprocity. Reciprocity means the ex-
change of export commodities upon a basis
olHerent from that applying to the COM
modltles OF other and less favored coun-
tries. IL assumes that the country seeking
the privilege has something to export, some
thing Of value to offer in exchange. Cuba.
exhausted by civil war which still RACES.
cannot make such bargain today, with
ner heids devastated. her sugar mills silent.
her people starving, her villages transform
ed into starvation pens. The mere sue-
gestion of a commercial Reciprocity under
such circumstances would Be laupb.hIe
were 1t not CHASTITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
cu,..n reciprocity Commis.ioner..

The propc sition now emanating from
Havana that a delegation be sent to this
city on behalf of the new autonomistic
government" of Cuba to negotiate for re-
ciprocity arrangements with this country
Is evidently intended to impress Congress
with the notion that the reform Is well
LII der way A delegation of this sort would
have no international standing. They would
come as did the commissioners who recent
ly visited Washington from Canada for
somewhat similar purposes. The latter
were unGer the direct guidance and chap
eronage. so to speak. OF the British am
bassador at this capital. They were, fer
the time. merely his assistants in a nego-
tiation affecting their particular branch Of
The British empire. Just SO the Cuban
commissioners. If appointed and dispatched
to Wash.r gton and accorded an audience,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
SeIf-Apprecintion.

"Of course" said the coal dealer, sooth-
ingly, I'VE don't expect to satisfy every
body. You don't expect perfection in this
world, do your"
mo. l don't expect perfection. But /
do expect full ton of coal when pay for
it"
That's human nature for you. You in
sist on referring to one slight shortcoming
and fail to give US credit fer our scrupulous
honesty in other respects. While there may
have been a few pounds short on the ton,
you cannot deny. sir, that every pound
we delivered was full weight. And you
must admit that in this age of deception
that is doing very WELL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

1t is nonsense to accuse the newspapers
as class of promoting crime by sugges-
ton. Good people require good newspa-
pers and are therefore in no danger OF
contamination. No one denies that a we'll
edited journal. whose news columns and
advertising columns are kept free from IN
furious matter. Is an Intellectual delight
and a moral benefit. And even the pruri-
ent element, to whom some journals feel
obliged to pander. derives more benefit
from the legitimate information which It
incidentally picks up. than harm from the
sensationalism which destroys those who
do not outgrow 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
UseIess Lonrinrs.

Where are the song-birds who once made
Sweet melody in sun and shade;
Who welcomed mornings golden light
And soothed the sullen moods of night?
Where are the blooms. profusely fair,
Whose lavish fragrance filed the air:
Whose smiles for all who wandered by
Must claim their smiling in reply?"
Then spoke the man of worldly mood.
why pirate" said he. in accents rude.
Why don't you seek, your woe to stop,
A bird-store or a florists shop?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
Explained.

DO you mean to call that a victory %
asked the war correspondent
Certainly" replied the Spanish official
But your men went flying in terror be-
fore the insurgents. They considered
themselves lucky to get back at all. You
don't call that a victory, do your"
Certainly. They got back didn't they %
yes"
''Well. want you to understand that we
claim jurisdiction over this island We're
making the rules. and every time any of US
get back in safety 1t scores one victory,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
The onu. of the Dreyfu. Case.
From the New York Times.

Wfenea government undertakes to con-
ceal what has been done by a tribunal II
creates powerful presumption that what
the tribunal has done will not bear the
light. When men come to believe that JUS
tice is denied or that justice Is
bought and sold by the government
under which they live they are against
the government" 1t Is this belief which
makes anarchists in Paris. as 1t would
make anarchists in New York. Every pub
lie officer and every private business
man. in France or America, who does any
thing to justify this belief Is doing his best
to encourage anarchism. He has sown the
wind, and It will be his own fault If he
reaps the whirlwind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
The Newest Toilet Set.

The Newest Toilet Set.
We have just received the new
1903 shapes in fine Toilet Sets, and
call especial attention to the finish
and symmetry of these sets, coupled
as they are with moderate prices.
Our more than one hundred styles
of Toilet Sets offer you grand OPP
portunity to select just the right col
oring and shape for your room.
The new 1898 sets In choice conventional effects
and three colorings In full 12-piece assortment.
including large artistic jar, only
$3.50 set.
Other sets from ST. so to ST.. so each.
Fifth floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
Couch
Luxury.

What an Improvement the modern
couch is over the old, stiff lounge,
that could only be utilized from one
side. The demand for this useful
piece Of furniture is very great, and
we are at all times prepared to meet
it with the proper styles.
Three excellent values go on sale
tomorrow at less than usual prices
as follows:
Box Couches. with patent self-openng tops. good
spiral springs, soft spring edge. deep box for
packing. tufted upholsering. 10 inches high feet
long. % inches wide.
Cretonne covering $500. Value So. 50
Denim covering, So. so. Value $I2. so.
Corduroy covering.SI2-75. Value SIC
Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

Il am very much afraid" said the Off
hand commentator. that the gentleman
who was in here does not make the most
of his abilities PROFESSIONALLY he has
talent, but he lacks application
you wrong him." said Senator Sorghum
you wrong him deeply. 1 don't think he
ever hears of a vacancy in office without
filing an application Immediately"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
Mems Clothing
To Order.

High-grade goods at moderate
prices.
Trousers, $500 and up.
Suits, $I4oo and up.
Overcoats. $1,000 and up.
An especially we'll made Spring
Overcoat. with Tapped seams and ex-
cellent Innings,
S16.5O.
Just arrived-a new Full Dress
Worsted-the correct cloth for full
dress suits. which we will make to
order, with satin lining, for
S33. 90.
You must be perfectly satisfied or
we don't want you to take them.
First floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
January's the Clearing Time

FOR ms manufacturers importers Frequently purchase the
stocks IN their entirety which enables
merchandise can be manufactured Then daily marking
Gown winter goods from stocks which
unusual Values but which exceptional bargains The goods
from these sources are features
OF interest each time you visit the store ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
le Atlanta Constltution.

A Georgia editor makes this bid for pub
lie favor: Get a first-class newspaper
while you are about 1t. Our contempo-
rary, over the way. keeps this notice at the
head of his journal. Entered at the post
office. as second-class matter You don't
want that kind Of newspaper, do your
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
WROUGHT Iron Andirons.

We have just received shipment
of new Black Wrought Iron And
irons, complete with removable
chain, which we offer at the special
price,
$500 a set.
Other styles from $500 to $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
A Tumbler Special.

30 barrels of Pressed Glass Table
Tumblers, in three styles, including
a choice design with imitation cut
bottom and etched band near top.
These will be offered Tuesday at
the quick-selling price of
&c. each.
You have always paid more for
this style.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
Furs at
Reduced Prices.

Our entire remaining stock of
small and large Furs is now being
sold at reduced prices. Not an old
piece in the entire collection. All
this seasons production Especially
attractive things are:
Genuine Brown Marten and Mink Neck Scarfs
with cluster of tails.
Reduced from sos to $3.50.
Fine Plain Electric Seal Collarettes. lined with
satin.
Reduced from $3.50 to $500.
Fine Fur Neck Boas, trimmed with chiffon and
ribbon.
Reduced from $500 to So so.
Genuine Astrakhan Muffs, satin lined.
Reduced from $500 to So. 3S.
1 lot of fine Dark Squirrel Tails.
Reduced to I5c each.
Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

Inc usual conviction that every appropri-
ation which does not directly promote per-
sonai popularity at home is ubiquitous is
already beginning to form in the minds of
congressman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
SHOOTING STARS.
Difference.

Though showing how things ought to be
Takes some men scarce a day,
1t takes the human race an age
To make 'em go that way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

Some of the people with whom Mayor
Harrison Is disposed to interfere VIII point
with envious Indignation to the manner In
which Mr. Letter is permitted to stand pat
on his wheat deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

with regular suburban deliveries will
deliveries weekly the following places Hyale Badenburg
Avalon Langdon Winthrop Heights and Ivy City Wagons will leave
o'clock Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

oolgins as Is his disposition, General
Lee Will doubtless refuse to indorse Spanish
Journalism to the extent of permitting him
self to be killed by mere word of mouth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
Woodward md LOthrOp,
10th. nth and F Sts N. w.
Until further notice store will close at $40.
The Story and the Store
10th. nth and F SITS. N. w


Always correspond here Our advertisements possible
way what going the II find anything from the
advertisement with but the best OF tell
to correct it. Each successive day make pleas
ant and more profitable for trade with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

II China's advice We're asked concerning
military and naval appropriations it would
doubtless issue solemn warning against
a country's relying exclusively on its
greatness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

President Dole will find that this republic
is far from reserving Its courtesy and hos
pitality for representatives OF obsolete
monarchies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
Upholst
Department.

NSpdd uulISIGU.
The demand for things novel and
odd and unique in Draper;es, Hang
lngs, Furnishings. etc, amounts to a
fad, and you've liberal suggestions
for its qualification here. Nooks and
corners filled with fabrics and made
up things for coy corners and dens,
and pillows and rare bits of stuffs for
covering your own cushions and pill
lows, or to introduce a dash OF color.
or soften the fone of some apartment.
s-4 Tapestry Table Covers. choice line of col
ors heavy quality.
so each.
kutiied White Muslin Curtains, figured and plain
$I,75 pair.
Ruffied Muslin Curtains fine quality
S2.oo pair.
5o-inch Oriental Tapestry Porticres. fine quality.
fringed top and bottom f''
5000 pair.
'50nch Plain Chenille Curtains variety ,f col
ors Irin2ed top and bottom.
$3.50 pair,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

Experience Is er mighty good teacher"
said Uncle Eben. But sometimes er man
makes de mistake O. tryin' ter learn mo-
lessons dan he'll evvua1 hab a chance to
recite."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

Mr.. Bryan is said to be growing a beard.
Can he be Jealous because of the rapid as
cent TO fame of Mr.. j. Hamilton Lewis?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

Spafn's press association is at times
slightly weak in its verification depart
ment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
Special Values
i'm Umbrellas.

Attention is called to a new line of
Umbrellas for men and women,
made of Union Taffeta Silk of good
and serviceable quality. The follow
ing handles mounted on this cloth
make light, tight-rolling umbrellas:
Congo Loops and Twists, for women.
26-inch-$I.35 each.
With mourning handles, $I.5o each.
Congo Crooks. in styles for men,
26-inch-$I35 each
28-inch-$I.5o each.
Assorted Congo. Bamboo and Madagascar
handles with sterling silver cap and swedge.
26 and oS-incll-$2.oo each.
First floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

Henis
Fruit Press.
Every housekeeper knows that the
HENS Fruit Press is the best for
pressing potatoes, etc. The price has
been $50. We bought large guam
tlty and offer them at the popular
price of
Csc. each.
Also another lot of those Taper
Holders and Gas Keys combined,
complete with a box of 30 wax
tapers, at only
24c. for the set.
Holders without Tapers, 1sc each.
Handled Chinese Ironing Wax Ic
New Incandescent Gas Lights. put up i'm your
house. for
Csc. each.
Box OF 80 Wax Tapers. SC.
Loag handled Ostrich Feather Busters. ioc.
Heavy wooden-bottom square Hampers. SI-25
l6-quart Covered Garbage Buekets...... 35c.
,o-inch Double Turkey noas.ers. ..... 2oc.
Gas Stoves to 1T gas burner. ....... &C.
Genuine Henis Fruit or Potato Presses. CSC.
Kitchen Tables with stained legx..... $I.oo
Small wooden Table. for plants. etc.. 25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
january Housefurnisl1ing Sale.

day finds additional Many
dining ehoue wonder
prices Everything fresh and quote from
mammoth following
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

Promenade, Driving,
Church, Calling
and Shopping Purposes.
Strictly high-class tailor-made
goods, comprising the new cloths,
shapes and styles, entire costume
lined throughout with rich silks: Der
feet fitting garments.
S35, S38, S42 and $50.
these costumes are for present
wear and are very smart.
Third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
SDecian Sale of
White Enameled Beds.

Iron Beds are rapidly replacing
wooden beds. They are better from
hygienic standpoint: easier to keep
clean-better in every way. We are
just now showing a stock which
comprises the best Baked White
Enamels. and offer the following
specials:
one lot Of heavy White Iron Reds. with tras,
trimmings finished with the best baked enamel
bed that will give excellent service Sizes axen
feet shs16k feet. 4xs1s feet and 4,sx6ts feet.
Special price, $3.50 each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

Also a lot of
Beds and Outfittings
At Special Prices.
Heavy White Enameed Iron Bedsteads with
'ras trimmings, sizes 3x6l5 feet. 3lsx6h feet.
4x6h feet and 4,sxsh feet. Including wovan
Wire Spring and AIl-hair Mattress
So,75 for complete outfit.
Third floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

Special.
100 India Stools Divans in cherry white
enamel. antique and English oak at the following
low prices. which are the lowest ever named for
This stool
Solid seat, $I.oo.
Stat seat, $I.25.
Second floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24
Rebuilding Sale.
KINGS
PALACE

always presents busy scene. but
never has the big store been so ami
mated as now. The prices we arc
selling at are so unparalleled that the
stock is disappearing fast. That is
what we Wharf.-The sooner 1t goe,
the sooner We can 60 to work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-01-24

magnificent lot Of K.rsey Beaver and
Boucle Cloth Jackets the most fa.hlopnlie
styles on the market-plain aud a "A 90
strap seams-some satin lined D Ill sVS
all the fashionable culorx are iii
nmong them. A number of u
misses and children's incluied
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08

8eif. Der gbenDs de LANCE Sinner
bemo9, uns pie fOlst anSureben:
Conner, holl der e Stull an da
sotz de dech clio hin, an da got eng
Partie mat der Kart gemacht."
Wir amuIirten uns boraii9li1, nod
ben oft redt ermiioenoen Strapa3en
oes Sages eng quit Partie ze
machen. Sas Ginsiae, mas uns
bcute nod ni4t tlar 1T, oas 1T dat
de Sinner nemmen Seltzerwaszer
drenkt. Sas 1T uns nod beute Elm
&dtbieI. Sin Giriider bat uns sin=
nal 9eIa9t, bic Suremburaer ibienen
als MtOtto 81 baben: ono brewery
should BUST, uno mir antporteten
ibm, bann bitten lie bon Grin wobl
bas priniip: "No distillery should
BUST, uno er mar ~perfdnois eenus
es a~uSu9eben, baB Gines 70 gut ooer
10 i6le6t lei wie oas 4noere. glber
Elm 2urembur9sr, Der Selberpaier
trintt! Neischt fir ongutt!
ga wat as aus dem Water Decker
gin?" fraBte uns Matt Lair, ''ech
hun seng Sachen emmer ger ge-
liGszt." - "D6 werd mat sengem
Bicycle d'Leit ploen." gr mOllte
nGmli6 aud uns beim &atbolitenta9e
in WIlpautee oas Sabren lernen. Sas
Gallen lernten mir balO, aber oas
6abren ni6t 10 i6ncQ.
Wir iolten ei9entli6 nod beridten.
oaB beim SOnp G6Binaer Elm Geburts=
talI Su usrSci6en lit, aber mir wiien
ni6t, Oh es Elm Yrina pOer cine Yrins
5eiItn 1T. De Belgon sot, ct war
eng gr6sz Drepp gin, an dat war en-
Zechen, dat ct e "Schmatt" as.
Samit wollen mir bann au9 idlieBeu
fir dos kGer an domat, dir Jongen
fun der Ridge, bis eng amer k6er.
Spuort iech monter, da bezuolen
ech den Dokter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
eB" gei Morekwe6iel sebe n,an
INNER bic alte NSreRe an, bon uel>
der Der We6iel ftattfnoet, iuuie bic
reuc MoreRe.
Y~raftii6sfo3taIe &urie.
8~ermillion II, Minn., Wlerbeili=
gen 1898.

gen 1898.
2ieber Serr Conner!
Den Mrtitel npraftiid.ioaiale
Surf" in ibrer leBten Summer babe
id nit GROCER 8Orliebe. aber audi nit
elmer aewiHen g8ebmutb seleien. sd
babe Dem erlteu iOsialen SIRIUS 5u
Wiinden=@laDbah i'm Sabre 1892 per.
iOnli1 bei9epobnt. Gr oauerte Spei
Wohen uno wuroe bon ben ti1tisiten
tatbOliibsn SosialpOlititsrn 9eleitet
uno beiu1t. Namen, lpie Sr. 9ibe,
Sr. Britt. Or. Sdger, Or. Obsroorfs
fer, Sranots. bic Seiuiten 2ebmtubl,
@atbreiu. Yeih. mDaen 9enii9en.
Sene atuei WOhen tperoen mir nidt aus
benz geodhtniie entpel1en. 9einen
Yortraa babe ib DermiBt. IS waren
Sage tbeoretiider S1uluua unb pratt
tiIGer Yelebruns. 8On meinem
gonabiturienten, benz jebigen Yrpf.
Or. Siss, sins Die Seue9ung aus.
gr leitets ben &urius. 8on ibm idie-
men bic Sbemata ausge9an9en Su iein.
| grcerpte Der &eoen lino nod IN mei=
mem Yelibe unb rufen nod oft Die
Htifsrinneruns an iene id0nsn Sage
in mir wah.
Ssit jenen Sa9en babe i6 oieie ioSia=
len Surie 81 beoba9ten 9eiudt, nidt
ALIEN Die ipe3ifii6 tatbOlii9ell. ionoern
aud Die gemii6ten. YOr allen babe
i6 aud bic ioaialiitiide gewe9uns nit
auimeriiamem Mu9e OeriOlst uno
TONNE in Solge beflen nit Dem ,Sufz
falO NOltsIreuno" 81 benz @eoanten.
oaB mir in unIerem eiaenen 2anoe gu
oieier brennenoiten aler 3eits uno
Sa9esirasen bisber gar nibt bonn Sled
uno ielblt auf u%nieren &atbolitsnta9en
llber Die mehaniibe Wieoerbolun9 ein-
3elner Stelen aus Der 9rOBen Arbeiter=
ibuB.@ ncpclica oes bl. 0aters ni9t
binaustOmmen.
SD unterIhreibe oieIen SAP, ni6t
INN an uniern &dtbolitentasen su
mateln. 9eiIeibs ni9t, lie lino mir
al bod uno bebr. Mun bat oas Bette
periu6t uno inter ben %umitdnoen aud
erreiht. Nom 1T nidt in einem Sage
9ebaut. Sie ~ioaiale Gra3e lit nibt
ilber Naht 9%etOmmen.
Ser .grceliior" bon Milwautee iaat:
50 ms inert" uno i6 fii9e
nit Dem bl. Yater. Dem i%osialen
Paplte. bin3u 20 b allen Der.
sue" let maturrime quidem).
8eben sic NAL. lieber 0err WOnmer,
nit benz Serrn Sbnltbeib aui ole
5ibe. Ylellei6t IinOen lid oann aud
! .3uUsrlaiii9e Gabrer uRo Dr0anlatO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
@eriekungcn non lnremburser Prics
ftrrn Der G~r;oi0reIe Miipanfcc.

Sn ben paar lebteu WOnaten tamen
auBer Den bereits 9emeloeten 8erieBun=
gen bon lurembur9er Yrieitern nod
t~Ol0enoen Dor in Der @r3oi0cele DILL
pautee:
Eep. q. Sanert, bisber IiIiitent
oes bO6tu. q. Sbia in SefferiOn, wuroe
gum &ititenten an Der 8eorgs STRIDE
81 &enOI6a ernannt.
Gep. S. Yei9ong q, Iiiftsnt oes
bD6w. 8. SbiQ in SbeboD9an, wurOe
naa Yine BLUFF periebt aIs Sfarrer.
&ep. 90. OberlinteIs. ieit
Ian9eren Sobren Pfarrer in Belgium,
1T ieBt NaAiOlger bes bO6p. y. 8.
gSelbes in SolD @rOb.
&ep. 9. SDIfelb. Yiarrer bon
SautOile, puroe na9 NlUernO, Wani-
towOc 3d., berieBt als Yfarrer Der
o~Orti9en 8emeinoe uno sugleih als
Spiritual Der 6ranSistaner= S1iueltern.
Ser o d ~. s.. 8. Stemper,
Pfarrer Der Ser5 Seiu : 8emeinoe in
ct. Grancis, Der pDr stpei WOnaten Die
Steue als G~elofaplan Der @iscOnliner
SOloaten in porto &ieo ansetreten
bate, tebrte an Sonnta9. ben 80.
Stt., nit benz 3. Wisconiiner &e9i-
nlent moblbebalteu suriif. Cine Sele-
CATION Der Observation-Disclosures bolte
ibn am Sabnbof 81 Wilmautee ab.
Qm Wonta9 4beno Deranitaltete bic
@emeinoe benz bOblu. Serrn cine idSne
her3li4e Gmpfanssfeier, nobel Der
Sir9en6or mebrere 2ieoer portru9 uno
swei Mduner Der 8emeinoe, Der cine
in engliiber, Der anoere in beutiber
SewiltOmmnun9s=Q nipraden bielten.
Wdbreno Der Ibweienbeit BEG bo9p.
8ater Stemper bate &ep. 6. Yei6ong,
procnrator am SaleIianum. feline
SteQe perieben.
Gep. Sofepb &ieterer, Der
felt isiner Bristerpeibe Dor beinabe
einem Sabr tenpOrdr bic b6bmiIbs
ct. WenSeslaus : @emeinoe in Gacine
5l berieben bate, nlroe tiirslib gum
I%iIiitcnten an bic ct. SOiepbs Stride
nab Milwautee DerieBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
Sie sSair bcs Cents annercbur

beripridt Elm erfOlareidss unternebmsn
gu iueroen. gs iino cine betrddtlihe
4n3abl ~iuertbpOler 8eidente seiammelt
iporosn. 10 oaB man cine intereKante
.ausitellun9 BON 8egealtanben aufsu-
tpeiien baben miro.
Sa es oas erlte o~iesartiae unternebs
men 1T, meldes bon ben 2ursmbur=
germ Derauitaltet miro, 70 boift man
auf einen sablreiden Yeiu9, po3u bier-
nit wieoer auf oas frsunoliaite einse=
laoen miro.
Die fgair tuiro am Wontag, ben ID.
Nouember, i9ren Iufau9 nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08

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