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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-11

no fear Of being overheard, and long
ing-with an almost intolerable long
ing-for the relief Of tears. But
Cornelia's stern exhortation seemed
to have set up barrier against these,
and nothing would come but long
fearless sobs, which hurt instead OK
relieving her.
SO the night wore away, and, after
YEARLY tossing to and fro, she fell
into restless sleep just as the sun
rose. The morning call reused her
before she seemed to have had any
rest at all, and, stiff ard unrefreshed,
she came down to the breakfast-tab
TO the paraphernalia of silver dishes
and smoking yiands, which was her
daily bugbear.
No one but Cornela noticed how
very pale and i'll she looked, and Mrs
No. Take made plans for a morning
shopping expedition, in which Esper-
ance was to be her companion, Cor
nelia tried to interfere.
mo, no, Christabel; | know what
your shopping mornings are. Esper-
ance does not look fit for 1t to-day
why not take Bella?"
Really, Cornelia, when you leave
your vantage ground of book-learn-
ing, | never met any one so wanting
in common sense. Take poor little
delicate Bella for a firing expedition,
when she is only just recovering from
that illness! I can't think what
would become Of a child II you had
the management of 1t. 1t really Is a
providence that you are not married"
Thank you, | agree with your last
remark" said Corneia, dryly. IF
Bella is not fit, 1 should advise you to
go alone, then"
II shall do no such thing. You
make the most absurd fuss about Es-
perance. She is quite well, and only
mopes when there is no one to talk to.
Don't tell me that any one can chat
ter away at party one evening
and set up for an invalid the next
day"
OOI pfldutt. ut
had been such hard work She gave
a little sigh as she heard 1t brought
up against her, but anxious to put an
end to the argument, she said in as
bright a voice as she could command.
Il think | can go, thank you, Cor
neia don't trouble about it,"
oh, well, II you like to be so fool
ish you can" said Cornelia vexed
that Mrs. Mortlake should conquer.
You know quite we'll that you would
be better at home. However. If you
like to spend your morning over
dresses and bonnets, I'm sure | don't
wish to hinder you And she swept
out of the room, leaving Esperance to
reflect sorrowfully that she had Of
Tended the person who had wished TO
befrend her, and earned the credit of
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-11

going contrary to her that mor,,,.
Esperance, in spite Of her achfs
head hurried off to the station in ~.
very hottest part Of the aftarnoo.
her heart bounding at the thopeb, :.
seeing Gaspard once more. and ~
too happy to think OF being a..
with Mrs. Mortake for having ~
gotten the carriage
mat was rapturous mea,in,,
Happier than the last, in many w,v'
for Esperance received no vra',
shock as she had then done trom
Gaspard's appearance, being fully nra.
pared for it. Nor was he al OIL
aware how very far from well sha
was, for her excitement and hapnlnaa.
had brought color TO her cheeks ana
given her temporary strength, so th,,
the only change he noticed was IN
I her hair.
Your name is gone, then?r h.
asked, regretfully.
Yes, quite gone; if you very much
wish, though, you might perhaps sss
/ it once more; I believe it Is hangip,
up in the window"
You have cut it off," exclaimet
Gaspard, dismayed
You masculine mind. yes, indeed
how else did you think had disposed
! of It? it brought me five guineas."
! And you sold it for that wretched
outfit Of mine! Cherie, don't know
/ how to forgive you | wondered
where you could have found the mon.
/ ey for those garments you spoke OF
/ You are like the girl in the fairy ale
who wove shirts Of her own hair for
/ her eleven brothers"
No, she woye singing nettles,"
said Esperance, which | would not
promise to do even for you. Now do
not begin to scold again about my
chopped hair. / only told you be-
cause was afraid you would talk Of
! it at the deanery,"
Very well, it shall be as you wish,
you are a wonderful little sister. But
l wish we had known before of all the
help that would come; l am afraid
you have been firing yourself with
these preparations.
DO you think I would have let
others do everything for you, and sit
Icontentedly doing nothing But how
good it was of Claude Magnay to help
you"
Yes, he was most kind, most gen.
erous: | could not have borne it from
every one: but his manner of doing It
was perfect. 1t will make a wonder
full difference to us, and | shall be
able to leave you something in hand
when | go, besides being able TO get
on comfortably in my first six
months in Ceylon.'
To be Continued.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-11

being DESTROYS OF that which in real
ity she most disliked
But the day was not all to Be dark.
The last post brought a letter from
Gaspard, containing his good news Of
yesterday, and proposing TO come to
Rilchester in a weeks time and this
was such Joy to Eperance that for a
little while she forgot her troubles,
and grew so lively and cheerful that
Cornelia was half inclined to retracy
her opinion, and agree with Mrs. Mort
lake that, after ALL Esperance's i'll
health was only fancy.
CHAPTER XXIII.
Les fleures des champs ne chan
gent pas de place pour rechercher les
rayons GU solei Dieu prend soin de
les feconder la on Giles sont elles ne
Sc jalousent pas. Restez on d Ell
vous a mis-, ct porter les fruits quill
yous demande"
The dean was not pleased when he
hard that Gaspard was coming to
Rilchester He had grown accustom-
ed to Esperance's face, and was even
in his way rather fond OF her, but
Gaspard had reminded him painfully
Oh NJ. de Mabillon and he shrunk
from seeing him Cornelia's proposal
of asking him TO stay at the deanery,
instead of the hotel, met with appro-
val from no one. The dean immedi-
ately thought of other visitors whom
he wished to ask. Mrs. Mortlake
talked of house-cleaning and finally
George Palgrave was pressed to pro-
long his visit, while the other guest
rooms were destined for the wife
aud daughters of the bishop of
diocese, who were coming to Ril-
chester for a ball in the following
week. There was no particular rea-
son why they should be asked to the
deanery but Mrs. Mortlake remem-
bered them in a lucky moment, and
felt that it would be more dignified
excuse than housekeeping
Mrs. Mortlake, on the contrary,
did her very best to be polite when
his name was mentioned in Esper-
ance's presence, and even spoke Of
driving him back from the station on
the day when he was expected; and
though the carriage did not appear,
still there was courtesy IN the sug-
gestion, and, as Mrs. Mortlake re-
marked afterward TO Cornelia, 'Po-
likeness is worth so much, and costs
so little"
II don't see any politeness if you
don't mean to carry out the sugges-
ton" said Cornelia, bluntly.
My dear, you are so literal! OF
course | can't really spare the car
riage then, the Lowdells must have a
drive this afternoon. But it pleased
Esperance. and she can quite well
imagine that | forgot it."
"A fine tissue of lies! That child
is a great deal too sharp not to find
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-11

good start, was doing her best to get
away. Her speed, according to her
captain, was at one time 17ia knots;
but she could not keep this up, and
the heavy shells of the Oregon fall
ing about her and beyond her, while
the Brooklyn pounded her with her
rapid nre, gradually forced her in
shore, and at 1920 p. m. she ran her
bows on the beach at Rio Tarquino
As miles from Santiago entrance,
fired a lee gun, and hauled down her
flag. She was practically unin-
jured; but the Spaniards, having sur
rendered, treacherously opened her
water-valves. pounded out dead
lights, threw overheard the breeches
of the guns, and injured the ship IN
every possible way before her captors
could get aboard
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-11

you out. Besides, why can't you be
honest?"
Really, Cornelia, If you employ
such offensive words | will not argue
with you, Lies, and honesty in
deed. don't know what you mean"
Il like to call a spade a spade, Z"
said Cornelia. shortly "But If you
prefer it, what is your object in this
polite politeness?"
Did you not see that Mrs. Low
dell was in the room?" said Mrs.
Mortlake. You know how obsery-
ant she is, and Doctor Lowdell is
such a peculiar man | would not for
the world have them guess that we
are not perfectly friendly with the De
Mabillons. One must be careful, you
know, and father is so unguarded. .
My father is no hypocrite. at
least" said Cornelia, angrily. Why
did you ask the Lowdells here if
you are so afraid they may gusss?-
why not have asked Gaspard de Ma
billon?"
THE very last thing | wish. OF
course we shall show him some slight
attention, just to avoid remark; he
must dine here tomorrow. but be-
yond that, do not at all wish to go"
Cornelia left the room, out of pa
thence with her sisters contemplate
arguments. Passing up the stairs,
she found Esperance in the deep win
dow-seat on the landing busily en-
gagged with paper and pencil. She
looked up brightly.
only two hundred and ninety-two
minutes, and Gaspard will be here,
Cornelia, just Think"
How absurdly childish You are"
said Cornelia, veXed anew. IF you
want to improve your arithmetic,
why not master the rule of compound
proportion which you were so dull
over yesterday"
Esperance shrugged her shoulders,
glanced at the clock to see that now
it was onlytwo hundred and ninety
minutes, then followed her cousin to
her study, and pored for some time
over STATE anu bOOh, III the SuutdN-
or to find an answer to the question:
IF f240 be paid for bread for 40 per-
sons for 20 mo-, when wheat is ASS.
Or, how long will 1924 find bread
for 81 persons, when wheat is at f2
los. a qr?"
But her head was far too painful
just then for the solving Of such a
problem, and she multiplied and d.
vided with a vagueness attended by
unhappy results, in which the ninety
one persons existed for forty months
instead of two, and when Cornelia, in
despair, showed her the absurdity of
this answer she would only reply
that perhaps it was in time Of siege.
The idea of such frivolous sugges-
ton so angered Cornelia that she
summarily dismissed her unpromising
pupil feeling that all the world was
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-08-11

Ruling has been asked from Wash
ington about the attaching of revenue
stamps TO rent receipts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

bat IiA in elmer Weno9erie IN Ntantes
abgeipielt. Ser Murltfabrifdnt Seni=
quo bate It9 nit feiner u~ierj0brj9en
Nihte, Die CT ouf ieinem glrme trr9, in
bic S6aubuoe begcben. SroB oes
EerbotS. niht ~ollSunNbe oil Die SGFi9e
beran5utreten. itellte ii1 Der ItrQfll0
leidtIertlQe Mtaun nit Dem &inoe oldt
oor oas Sitter auf, binter Dem Der
Yantber 81 ihlummern ihien, uno
trleb Die unporii6ti9teit biz 81 Der ut=
glaubli9en Nuhorosrltng an Die lll=
9litflihe Sleine. oa5 Sbier Su liebtoz
Ten. Ils oos Sino Die Sano burh Die
8ltterlt0be itedte, iprau8 Der YantDer
auf uno Sog oas Sinh nit leinen &ral=
len an lih, ben Sopf oesIelben nit ben
3Gbnen uerabeitenb. @lilfli6erlueiie
mar iofort Elm mutbi0er Staltneht CUR
Stelle, Der auf Die Bette lpsbieb uno
tie 5tpana, obQlei6 er ielbit bon ibr cine
QeIabrlide Sibmunoe an Der Sano er-
belt, bas aino losSulanen. IS wuroe
in bonnun0sloI em 3uItauoe nit ieinem
uneritrofenen Hetter SuIammen in oas
SOipltal 9ebradt, wdbreno Seniauo,
iue9en feines zines Wannes lnipiiroi=
gen Setra9ens bon Der enpOrten Menge
9eprligelt wurbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
SSarum tragen Seine SbFs
bdnuc uid)t.

Sic NntpOrt lnutet: Weil es ibnen
an &i9t, &uit, WQrme uno Nabrun9
feDIt. Soil Der Baum Srii6te brin=
gen, 10 miiIien mir ibm ale oieIe
&ebensbeOin9unSen 5uiIbren. Wie 0s=
iAiebt oGs? Gi6t, &uit uuO Q8drme
oeri6aifen mir Den Saumen, ipenn mir
regelmdBig alle 2r-3 Sabre Die &rone
liAten. inoem mir nit SG0e, S6eere
uno Wteller Nle5 Oas sntierneu, mas in
bic 9aumtrOne bineinra9t unO oeriel=
ben Slht uno Guft un0 Suit DerIperrt
uno cine GrWQrmung Der einSelneu
Cr9one bes Vaumes our1 Die SDnnens
Itroblen nibt SulQBt. Gorge aliO. oaB
Die Some nit l9ren GILES ermGrmenoen
uno b%elebenoen Strablen in Seiue
SQumen binsin fam. Gum 2i1ten
Der SGume lInoet Der 2anowirtb in ben
WtonNten S0nuOr uno Sebruar 10 re6t
Die 3elt, bic ocsbalb aud bierSu geei9=
net III, neil Der Salt nod uidt in Dee
We9un8 1T uno Der Man9el al Sldt-
tern cine quite lleberIi6t 9euabrt.
98Nrum tra9sn 9eine 9Qume ni6t?
Weil gu Ite nidt oiiu9it. Wan
9lNubt. Die Yaume t0nnten wobl obne
NabrunN !eben. pGbreno man g8eiSen.
E%0rtoneln etc. iAwsr nit 9iin0er pers
lIebt. Die Gaume p~srlanSsn, iOlsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
VreXc.

Die lutberii6e 3eituna yGsrmania"
bon Wlllpalltee, i9reibt &eb. gnSlbers
ger, bat nl6t meniger ols 20 reiienoe
g9enten anQeltelt, Tam feline Wo9en=
ollsQabe aud Die perbreiteIte ulter alien
oeItlten Sldttern oes san,en 2anoea
p"reiler.
Nll6 iuenn BARN cine 9eIhdfts=
llldBl9e llebertreibun9 lie9en Iolte,
ollrtte ftir uns oeutIbe &atboliten Elm
NnIpom berausbiipien, u~nierer oeut=
Iden tatDoliiben YreTle bod Ginger.
maBen 10 tbattrdItig aui Die geine su
belfen lple uniere ieitirerii1en 2anos=
lelte oas tbun.
Seiner uniersr Geier laiie li6 ben
Sorpurf 9efallen. oaB er peni9er be-
iorgt lei nm feline uno ieiner Salnilie
uno Nahbarn Nuitldrun9 iiber bic
brennenoen 3eitfraaen uls iein lutbsri=
ider Mitbiir9er. Gut! @enn 9utbes
rarer uiel iA0ifen fir ibren fall den
Slauben, parum iolten &atboliten
lllDt ebelllp0lei ooer mebr WG9en tir
ibren pahren?
lin oeutliher ST. isin: &ein 9utbes
raner, Der niht ettpa als Sa9- ooer
8ei6ditsmann oasu 9~eslpun9en lit,
bait Elm tatbOliihss glatt. &~at9oliten
ober, Io9ar oeutider 3urge, leisn uno
3allen Sldtter. in Oenen iie nebr ooer
minoer nit Sbrfei9sn beoubt rsrben.
Sa ielbit BON Suoen last man li6 eber
~perIpotten ais bon 8laubensbriioern
bele9ren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
glus 0en anOerem fatbolii6en
Seitunecn.

Ser @iener Profeior 81. 2sop. Sa=
muel Sbent ma1t burb feline Nn9abe,
DaB er bur6 StOfwsbiel infolae be-
ltlnmter Grndbrun9 o0s 8ei9leht oes
iueroeuoen &inoe5 beitimmeno beein=
fluilen tonne, piel bon lib reoen. Seine
rieniationelle Gntoefun9" miro BON IL
beralcn Slatteru auf beioeu Seiten oes
SSeans lebbait bsipro1sn, uno 10 oilrfte
Der yGrfol9" bes bon Dem .gntoeder"
ansetiinoi9ten Suhes, in pel6em er
oas Gr9ebniB ieiner besii9liben nil
ienid0ftli6en 6ori6un9en" usrOfent=
liden mill, nibt ausbleiben. b. b. Der
nGrfol9" fir Samuel's 8elobeutel.
Die wunoerbare @inribtung, bab im=
iner Siernlib ebenio Diel Gnaben wie
WdoGen sur g8eIt tOmmen, miro aber
liber baourb ni1t beeinhuBt peroen.
- p@anoerer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

fam unIeren @eiit perblenoen, unIer
SerS perfibren, aber infer @etpiiien
bedn9ltigen, oas lam er ni6t. limb
tparEm b~eGnaltiQt Der tatboliibe grie.
tier allein bic Gewiien ? gDeil oee
gOIe Der ooppelten Stimnle 9ottes,
Die lid in ieinem Gspihen uno in Der
Stimme oes preoi9ers tunogibt, ni6t
wioeriteben lam. Sieie boppelte
Stimme 8ottes erfiilt i'm nit inner.
trdgli6er Surdt uno nit 8epiiiensbii.
len, oenen er auf feline anoers Weiie
alspeiben al t6nnen 9lallbt. als bur4
t0otllden SaB unb SerfOl9ung bes
Yreol9ers, Der Die Wabrbeit ibm oor
Iugen 9eitelt.
aus Sieiem Grunoe baBten bic pbaa
rider ilniern Seilanb, neil er ibre SJeb.
Ter lbnen por9emorfen; aug bieiem
Srunoe babte bic g9elt bic @poftel lno
lbre Nabfol9er bis CUR Stunoe. @ie
bic SDien i'm Suds Sob. 10 reben tie
ard nod beute: ,Wei9e BON ms, bic
&enntnlB Seiner Wege poQen mir
mot. Seoe lleue unb alte &eBerei lit
nllltpmmen, nur niAt bic fatbolii6e
Slrbe. oenn oieie beberri6t unb bedna.
ltl9t uniere 9ewihen, unb oas tpoleu
mir ri9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
I NcO. Setbcrk. I

SIN ct. Marisn.S oipital in Gin.
tlnnati, g., iiarb am %. b. W. Der
bo6m. Sr. Seinrid Sol. Seiberb,
&ettOr Der ct. glnoreass@ en1einoe Al
Gl6mono, Sno. Ser tbeuere Sabin=
GeI6ieOene puroe 9sboren an 20. San.
lS4l gu S9enfels bel Gina Si6,eie
Srier, in Der preuBiidsn 81 bei n.
propina. Seit %. SUM 1862 in
@merita, erbielt er mad abiolpirteu
Stuoien am q. Deg. 1864 81 Sincen-
mes, Sno., Die 81. prieIterwsibe.
Surd iein ableben psrliert bic SiD3eie
elnen ibrer ~eifrigiten Brieiter uno feline
bisberi9en Pfarrtinoer einen setrsuen,
binSebun9sbollen Seellorser. Die
Seeroiaung Der iroii9en lleberrelte bes
Werepi9ten fano berSanaenen Mitt.
mod 81 &idmOno itatt. R. 1. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
SitularsSi56of Sootlns &C.
ftOrbeu.

Sn Sictoria, Yr. Columbia, iturb
am ID. Der bohw'ite 3itularsg iI6Of
Or. 4ouis 2oOtens, frilber apoitolis
ider Sitnr BON SOabr. 9erIelbe luuroe
1926 81 Yril99e in SelQien geboren,
lpurOe bort 1851 gum grieiier 9eDeiGt,
fam 1858 mad Nmerita lno wirtte in
Der 9i0Seie San 6rNnciscO. DIS i'm
Sabre 1860 bas NpOftOliI6e 0icarlat
SSoabo errihtet wuroe, ernannte Der
Yapit Or. 2Ooteus gum QpOltOliIhen
8itar baielbit unO Sitularbii6of bon
Gaitabala. Ql6t Sabre ipdter reli9=
nirte SiIAOf 2OOtens iuegn 9elhwad=
ter 8eiunObeit uno beQab li6 mad 8lts
tpria in Der 9lOseie 0ancOuDer. 100 er
in ipabrbait apotolii1er Armutb bis
Al ieiuem SOOe lebte. P. |. p.
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9aB pis TO iueni9e crate
@Gnner1ardfterc BADEN,

9aB spis 10 tueniGe ernte
WGnner1ardfterc babet
bat bier in Amerita ppbl ni6 sinen
Grln0 BARN, ooB man bic 8ei9Ie1ter,
3um0l in Der Sugeno, ni6t itren9 8e=
mug 9efonoert bGlt. 3piI6en
beioen @ei6Is1tern lit bier in gnerita,
III unbewuB ter 6Ol9e bes GIei6=
GeitsI9tpinoeIs, Der Sertebr SlUii6en
Wdnncrn uno 5rausn, Sin9lin9en
Ino Sun9franen, Gnaben uno Wao=
den Elm 9erNocSu iibertriebener. IS
lit Elm Srou1, Der lppbl be0euteno
me6r q @ d tbeile ols 9 0 t9eile bat,
o0B jun9e MGnncr bierSulanoe falt
iiberall baruut belteben, cine Se9leite=
rim bel li6 81 baben, mebr aus 3eitE
pertreib OILS aus ir9eno elmer anoeren
llria9e. 9ieies 1T bauptiG9li6 i'm
itdotii6en Seben Der Sfall unb Die De-
ieQi9aftsabenoc, bel oeuen Siin9lin9e
uno MQnner allein 1i5 unter ein=
amber u~nterbulten, lino iebr ielten.
Man lit in einSelnen &reiien ippeit 9e=
tommen, oOb man ~iiberbaupt feline Gsrs
9nit9un0en mebr tennt, tpelln niGt oos
D@ipi8=Welbli9e" pertretsn lit. IS lit
10 SanoesIitts, uno oieIer bnloi9t man
Ieioer oQ3u 9eoNntenlOs.
SnenbNr fam Elm Siin9ling mebr
&%erniinIti9es uno NiibIides I'M Sreile
bon dlteren WGnnern uno aud unter
Sin9lin9en Iernen, ols in 8eieQidaf=
ten, no er an tanosbalber 9eStuungen
1T, nit Deibi6en Perionen 81 perteb=
ren. Inns i6eint, oGB 9eraoe oieler
elUi9e Setts6r nit Dem i6wd6sren 6e=
i6le9te, bel Der iibertriebenen Dirt uno
98eiie, lple ocrielbe bie~rSulanoe Srauh
1T, MIR nd6tBeili9 iein tam, iuenn es
Iih I'm Die Seranbilouns non ernIten,
tIattrditi9en Mtdnnern banoelt. So
laufen 10 piele vSuoes" uno
,S4ma6tlappen" bierSulanoe berum,
oaB IS einem Manne, mel6er Seprbnt
1T, rall 0ber rein 81 leben, Gtel eins
flOB:n muB, lnter ben 9eltrieQelten
uno bon YOmaoe trisienoen 8efen gu
erIheinen.
9Od Yariiiwgeitant uno YOnlaoe
IIno am Gnoe DISQUALIFICATION, bic man
abluai9en lam. Seoeuteno wi1tiger
lit uno beoeuteno beoauernsDertber
limb bic Gbarattere, pelde uniere
vSamen9efen" uno ypomaoetoniuz
menten" in unriibmli1er @eiie aus=
sei6nen. Wan miro nGmli6 in Der
9tegel finoen, ouB bic Sausiaal-Seloen
uno Oieie ewisen Samenfiibrer Sub
jette linO, bic meiitens gar feline poer
bod 9runofali6e gSeltanihauun9en
begen. SQn;e, SGQe, Parties ETC.,
bas limb Die Garoinalpuntte ibres Sc.
benz. 9pn einem bieIer Geraniigen
rsGnen Tie auf Ous Onoers. S9r See
benstnlenoer beltebt aus elmer lan9en
&eibe 6eite uno Ser9nii9un9en uno Iie
iino unfGbig, ii6 IOpeit 81 erbeben,
oaB lie oaran bd9ten, i9re Qbenoe 3u
Sauie BEL einem ern i en- ) a d # liz
b / u NJ, bel niiBli6er . ii d l~ettiire
gu perbrin9en uno lie IinO ni6t i'm
Stanoe, li6 cine ei9ene Nnll6t
iiber cine Sa8esira8e 81 bilosn. @enn
lie unter Siin9lingen Ooer Mdnnern
mitratben uno an9reifen bellen
iolen, oann fam man lie ni6t psr=
pertben. IS iino eben Weiber in
mdnnliaer &leiouu9. Die Stdote iino
boil bapon uno oiele Weiberpelt bat
pielfn6 bereits IN Sano9emeinoen Gin
aug 9ebalten uno allentDalben bemertt
man einen re6t beOauernsrertben
Wan9el an t6attrGitisen, lsiItun9sid=
bi9en Mdnnern.
Cine Der lriaten bieier trauri9en
grl4einun9en glaubsn mir Oben an9e-
Oeutet 81 baben. .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

oie'elben ii6 iru6tbor Ssi9en, cine Iebr
ltarte S%iin0unQ. ga man in Der
&e9el aud Oas Wras Der g8ieie nubt,
10 oiin9e man Die Yaumpieie nit 81
Str. Sbpmasmebl uuo 4-6 Str.
Saint Sabr I'm S0br rno Qebe oostt
2-3 M0l i'm Sabre I'M Sabre eincn
rei6lihen Gus nit ueroiInnter Salt6e
ooer in Jribiabr pOr rno Ddbreno Der
Sliitbe in orei Gortionen | Str. Gbili=
Ialpeter pro MOrqen. Die Grfol9e
iperoen nibt ausbleiben, benn tuer erll=
ten Mil, mub iden Ooer in oieiem Sale
oiin9eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
WebIucrfaIi6mna

Sn Sabre tpurosn lett Ginger 3eit
bdllii9e &la0sn iiber t6lehtes Vroo
laut. bon benz Die 2eute ia9ten. es
miiiie cine Wiidun9 bon Sd9emehl ent=
balten. Sept lit ein 9eluiiisr 5onOt
perbaftet poroen. als er eben auf Dem
oOrti9sn Sabnbofe cine Slsierun9 bon
5000 &ilpar. SG9emebl in @mpfang
nabm. gs bsiBt, er babe oielen San=
bel i6on felt mebrsren Sabren 9etrieben
uno an 5000 9BagenlaOum0en 9sl6ift
bereiteten Sd9emsbls, oaB r Iiir
@riiBe aus0ab, aus Paris na6 ben
noroweitli6su Sspartements beIOroert,
100 sr Obue Swsifsl WitlAulOi9s battle.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
"a eibli6c Qcrjte tn ocr
SWWei;.

Nab Dem S6wei,erii6eu MeOicinol=
Galcuoer fir 1898 9ibt es jcgt in oer
ShpeiS "a gler3tinnen. Die ibre Yrari5
aud wirIlib ausiibm. WGt wcniNen
Nusnobmen iiuo cs 0eborene S1lpejic.
rinnen. Sn 3ilrih wObnen alein iebrl
bon linen. Die iibriGsn in @snf. &Ou-
innne. Ydiel. Bern. ct. 8alsn ulo
elnluen ~tltIuereu Srteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08
Der Sdmier=SnsiamS.

S6lieBli6 9ibt es fir aae &aIier
uno Su9enoen oes MteniGsn einen be-
iOnoeren SasiQus. Sn San 6ran=
discus bat Giner ben SauisgaSiQus
entosdt, unO empIieblt als Mittel gs9eu
ben NltObOlismus vGQuiiin", cine aus
Pferoeblut ertrabirte &Dmpbe. Wenn
oas Wittel wirtliA oas lmeiltet, mas
iein @ntOeder oapOn Dsripri9t, unb es
nit Siilie oeiieIben mO9li6 weroen iol=
tie. cine S6uB : Smpiun9 ge9en ben
o9urlt" 81 er5lelen, 10 lpiro Die Weni1=
belt b0lO 10 gut weroen. pie iie Sem=
p~erenSler lid wiini6sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

9ieie nclen Yiaarotu9eln. iuel6e no.
tilrlih boil iino. speroen na6 eilem
auf oas itren9ite 9ebeim 9e6alteneu
9erIabren aus GuBItabl berSeltelt. 90
ibr Preis gegeniiber Dem Der Gliena
beinbdQe beOeuteno Qerinaer lit, ir
oiirfIe Oieie Neubeit iib raid uuo all
gemein einfiibren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-02-08

Heb immlner Sreu uno &eoli6teit.
-Sieies tiefernIte Mabntuort Miro lei=
Der b~eutSuta9e gar iueni9 bea9tet. 50
tuuroe I'M Sabre 1897 in Santen, aro=
BEN 0ei6aften uno Nmtstalien our9
lnnerlaubte SPECULATION Don Seamten
nit anpertrallten 8eloern, our6 8u6s
f0lihung II. /. 10, iOweit betannt 9e=
iuoroen. Die &lelni9teit bon un9eIGbr
IL NtilliDnen. aliO beinabe ieoen Mo=
nat cine Milion 9oDars 0~eItoblen.
Die peruntrsuten 8etrdge, bel oeueu
Der Shwiuoel nibt nah0etpieien iper=
Den %tpnnte, iino permutblih i'm GinSel=
men iueit tleiner, biloen 0ber suIammen
cine melt qr0Bere 8eiammtIumme.
Sin 9Sedielblntt meint, oas lei cine
Sleini9teit, namentli9 DierSul0noe.
Sas fiuoen aud mir. Wenu man 10
in Setrabt Slebt, oaB Die arpBe Mtebr-
belt u~uIcrc5 SOlfes ben allmGbtl9en
Dollar oils ieinen 8Ott anbetet llno tcin
anoeres SittengeieB urO fein onoeres
8ebot lernt uno tennt ais oas betannte:
Sap bid nidt crluiiden, 10 muB man
fli9li6 0ariiber Itaunen. oaB bic SpiB=
biibereien uno Siebereien li1 ouf Elm
10 .beideioenes" WaB beIArantsn. -
r@abrbeitsireuno".