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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
A Hot Afternoon.

Boys and matches, bad comhina.
ton, caused ConA4gration yesterday
which destroyed $500 90 worth Of
property not counting a valuable
horse. The lads had air guns and
loaded them with matches, shooting
the matches against a barn to hear
them snap One of the matches ig-
nlted and set fire to pile of hay on
the outside OF Jacob Nipps' barn.
The boys tried to put out the flames
but a stiff wind drove them into the
barn, which soon became a mass OF
flames. Miss Lottie Young heard
the boys yelling, and at once thought
OF Mr.. Nipps fine colt. Running over
she tried to open the barn door but IL
was too securely locked and she could
do nothing. Gregg Cooper and Scott
Dunn also tried to break down the
door but without success Had they
but known, the key hung just at their
heads, but out Of sight. The horse
almost human IN Intelligence, tried to
get ont but could not. BY this time
the flames aud smoke drove the party
away aud the horse was left to its
a
Fate The fire bell was promptly
sounded and the hose cart hurried to
the scene, where good fight was
made and the fire held in the barn,
which with an adjacent shed were to-
tally destroyed, together with feed,
harness, sulky, aud other fittings
For awhile it looked as though the
Nipps' home and Theo. Smiths and
George YouDg's buildings would 20
but the much Cu1sed and discussed
water works saved them. The hose
boys assisted by citizens worked with
a will. The property loss is severe TO
Mr.. Nippp, bui is nothing compared
to the death Of The COLT, which
was one OF the most promising 10 the
country, He was the companion,
playmate and pride of his owner, and
promised to repay all the care and
attention that had been bestowed up.
on him. Expressions OF regret are
heard on all sides.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
O. E. JOHNSTON.
NOT NECESSARY

Needn't pay mileage and go to
some city for yooT clothes We
gire you greater advantages here
--'ce giUe you in our made to or
der suits every good point knolUn
IN modern tailoring, at but one
half the usual city prices You
can bug of as tcith just the same
results -the same careful fit and
making, and aUe giUe you an as
sortment from ochich to select
equal to any tailoring house e.
It's the best results Of the most
fashionable houses Until furth.
er notice I wjH be IN MONDAYS,
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
NJ. A SPAULDING.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
Electric Bltters.


Electric Bitters is q medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen.
orally needed when the languid, ex.
hausted feeling prevails, when the liver
s torpid and sluggish and The need Of
q tonic and Alternative is felt. A prompt
use OF this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will act more surely in
counteracting and freeing the system
from the malarial poison. Headache,
indigestion, constipation, dizziness yield
to Electric Bitters. SOC and s1.OO per
bottle at James & Co.'S drug store.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
CzA5T0RTA.
The fac. n
'li 'S'i IMzz11x 1884, iSiiI

A well written article by L e.
Country man, treating of Phillips
county and it's advantages, appeared
n last Sundays Capital
j. s. Morse, Sr, is now prepared
to sell sewing machines and organs at
lower prices and on better terms than
any other reliable dealer IN this Sec
ton. See him for prices and terms.
Mrs. L. R. Wright will have her
spring millinery opening on Friday
aud Saturday, April l and 2, al which
time she will show fine line Of mil.
llnery and notions. Do not forget
the dates
Mr. Schliemenh's attack on o e
Johnston last Sunday was illtimed,
unfair, and not at all called for, as
Mr. Johnston is not a candidate for
office, and also is not guilty Of the
crimes charged with,
Mrs. I. Fl. Hawking, Chattanooga
Tenn, says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer saved
my life, 1 consider it the best remedy
for a debilitated system l ever used"
For dyspepsia, liver and kidney
trouble it excels. Price rs cts, Sold
by S. S. Fisher & Co. /
The funeral Of @ @ Smith Of
Marvin was attended by a large
crowd. The services were conducted
by the Woodman Camp, while sor-
rowing neighbors from Philllpsbnrg
AID Logan joined with them. Mr.
Smith carried a polio of $1,000
We were promised a full obituary
but for soma unknown cause it has
failed to reach us
Commencing last Monday the
creamery will run every day Last
week the milk receipts for one day
amounted to $500 pounds. SUIT
CART station also is running daily
with L Stopper 10 charge, who took
in 1900 pounds Of milk in one day -
Sd, 929 pounds of milk were taken in
at this place last month. Butter fats
brought sixteen cents.
The Rock Island is changing it's
time card about every day IN an effort
to bea the Union Pacific into Colo.
r do Springs. The fight is a close
one. The bone Of contention is the
b,g lot of mail for Colorado, Utah
and other western points. Its fun for
the bosses, but cruel on the train
meD, as the speed is simply fearful.
No stops, think Of it, Smith Center a
flag station, a fash of light, roar, a
smell OF smoke and the tram is gone.
We hope the Rock Island will win, as
it means employment for many men,
several of whom would live here
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
Grand Social Ball.

Persous who hold invitations and
those who have held them are re.
quested to attend a grand social ball
to be given in Gebharts Hall on
Friday night, April l, 1898. Music
will be furnished by the Goodrich
orchestra, with an up-to.dste caller.
Good order aud good timo assured.
VIM. BEILHARz, Manager.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
ERUoKLEN, ARMIoA sALvR

The best salve In the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, sal rheum, fever
sores, letters, chapped hands, Chi.
blains, corns, and oil skin eruptionS
and positively cures piles, or no pay re-
CURED. 1t is guaranteed to give per
feet satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price rs cents per box. Tor sale BY
James & Co. drugglst's
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24

The o e u had u social time
last night in ns hall Frank STRAIN,
George Meldrum and others enter
tanned those prsseHr, while set Of
cJuundrums made ths gHps5ers work.
Mrs, HARDWOOD won the main priz.,
aud Miss Hendricks WAS awarded.
the second.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
May Woodward and Ella Curl Of
the Island were Saturday.

the Island we're Saturday,
Joseph Weeks is now working al
A W Robertson's implement house.
Miss Hendricks Of Missouri, il
visiting her aunt Mrs. II. A. Handy,
Lester Reed Of Long Island, is
now living in this city, and is en-
ployed az the depot.
Lewis & Mahin recently sold to a
party from Iowa $40 acres Of land in
Towanda township, who will come
out here ard improve the properly.
The Joint Teachers Association
between Norton and Phillips coun-
ties which wss' to have been held
April 2, at Prarieview, has been
postponed indefinitely.
-Shiloh's Cure is sold on a gnar-
antee. Icures incipient consumption.
1t is the best cough cure. On-y one
cent Dose rs cts, so cts. and 81. 90
Sold by s. s. Fisher & 90. l
Mrs. L. R Wright returned from
Chicago Sunday and brought with
her three orphan children, aged 2t,
4 and g. They found a home with
Fred Miller, who lives jlst north Of
Marvin.
The Agra Camp, NJ, w. A, on
last Friday night, run eleven wood
choppers through the brush. A big
supper was spread and was much
enjoyed by the local members and
visitors from Kensugton and Phil
lipsburg.
Seeing ia believing and ladies, il
you will call at the millinery empor-
ium Of Mrs Tucker, Coifey g. %. you
will be convinced that they are put
ting in the largest aud best assor-
ment Of millinery ever brought 10 the
city. Gall at once, sea their goods,
and get their prices and you will be
satisfied that tho styles from their
trimming department are up.to-date
F. Q. johnson of this city has
been appointed deputy oil inspector,
to fill vacancy. The salary of the
position amounts to not less than $50
per month, with all expenses paid
MIR. johnson will accept the place,
and will make this point his head.
quarters. The appointment of Mr..
johnson will be received with hearty
appreciation throughout this section.
He goes to work at once.
Many people OF this city are &C.
quainted with the sntject Of the fol.
lowing clipping from the Charlotte,
N. Y, NetCS;
John M, BoughtoD, q well. known
real estate dealer of Rochester, was
found dead In bed Tuesday morning
at the home Of j, f, Sheldon, a rela-
tive living near Honeoye Falls. Mr..
BouRhton went to Honeoye Falls in
his usual health to transact some bus
mess and spent Monday night at the
home OF his relative He retired well,
but when repeated rappings failed to
awaken him in the morning, the door
OF his room was forced open and he
was found lying on the bed. A ply.
stefan was called, and be eald that
death had occurred some hours pre-.
vious. Coroner Graham, who was
sent for, pronounced heart disease
the cause of death, and granted
certificate to that effect Mr.. Bough-
ton for several years managed the
Greenleaf stock farm near this will
age, but two years ago moved to
Rochester, where he has since con.
ducted real estate business. He il
survived by his wife, three daugh
ters and one son, who have the sym.
patty OF a large 1lrcle Of friends 10
this village"
The deceased was a brother Of W.
Fl Boughton of this city, who has the
sympathy OF the entire community
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
SEEDS.

Spring Wheat, &aEGy, OARS, Alfalfa.
Millet, Cane and all kinds OF Garden
and Field Seeds.
A. W. Robertson.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24

DIR. Nelson WIS down to Topeka
Sunday aud reports Mrs. Nelson a
getting along nicely. She hopes to
be home in about two weeks.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
For Sale.

At private sale: one piano, new; one
writing desk, chairs and a lot Of
dishes and cooking utensils.
]. d. HOLDER, at Bissell Hotel.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
Niger head coal at
Smiths.

Smith S.
Buy your musical instruments at
Harmon's.
w. W briggs has purchased
Mrs. Holders piano,
Mckay & Lowe will pay the
highest price in cash for hides.
"A cold snap this week causes peo-
pie to fear that fruit buds are injured.
The very best grades Of paints
and oils, cheaper than the cheapest,
at Harmon's drug store
L. E Countryman is going lame
on account of accidentally sticking a
knife BLADE into bis knee cap, Sunday
last
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
Excursion.

April 9tb, 10th, and 18th the O r l
& z R'y Go will sell excursion tickets
to San Antonio, Texas, at one fare for
the round trip good to return Is days
from date of sale. An extension Of
10 days may be had by depositing Of
ticket with jolnt agent at San Antonio
on or before April 22nd.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24

-Bhe Phillips County Bank wants.
to purchase school orders, aud pays.
all there Ia 10 them.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24

There will be a special meeting
OF the Phillipsburg Rsbeksh Lodge
No. $40, at the l. U o. +. hall Mon
day evening, March rs, at 1880 p. m.
For the purpose of receiving and act
my upon an Invitation to visit the
KensiDglon lodge April 6. A full at
tendance ID desired.
SARAH HAHSES&RA1r,
noble Grand.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
For Sale

200 bushels of msllss need IN guam
titles to suit. ED JARVIS,
Greenwood township.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
THE HERALD.
pHILLIPSBURG, KANSAS.
TIME TABLE.

TIME TABLE.
,he trains on the Missouri Pacific Railrod ar
We at Marvin as follows;
GOING WEST.
Local Freight" '',.'''',,,,,,,,,',, 4.VoP, NJ
GOING EAST.
Ochl frolBnt' .st'' ss.ss,s,'s, VISA A, N.
G. r, l. 81 p, TIME CARD.
GOING EAST.
No. 0 Omaha Flyer. ...,.,,....,., 1850 a. m,
No. 10 Hxpreee,,, .,,,.,,,,.,,,,, b,M y. m,
No. AZ Local Freight ..,,,,.,, =. b;4b a. m,
GOING WEST.
No, 0 Mail and Express. .,.,,,." 7;l0a. m,
No. Omaha Flyer. 80. l0;sOp, m,
Local Freight No. 49 will carry passengers be.
ween phillpsburg ahd Falrbury
Local Freight No. Al will carry passengers be-
ween philllpeburg and Goodland,
Through tourist sleeper for San Francisco on
rain No. every Friday
W W DRIaaA Agent
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24
For Sale.

Fine, thoroughly cleaned alfalfa
seed. It. e. W1Nsup
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24

The iiuest line of spectaCles in
the county at Hummers'.
Miss Dlehl is at Scottsville at
tending a sisters wedding.
IS, N Duvall took Bert Townsend
to the Topeka asylum Monday,
The people of Phillipsburg rails
ed $73 90 for the Cuban sufferers.
The W. O. t. U. will meet with
Mrs. II, Rogers Tuesday, March 20,
at 2;3O p m.
For cheap groceries go to N
Poling's, at the northwest corner of
the square, in the Red Front.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24

DIR A, P Sawyer: Dear Sir: |
have hesn suffering with sick head.
ache for a long time. l used Your
Family Cure and now am entirely
relieved. 1 would not do without
curry medicine, Mrs. G A. Miller, NJ,
Morris, Jlls ForSale h, S. s. Fish, r
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1898-03-24

C. RI q p. TIME CARD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
Dereiniote Staten.

Nif. Steffsn. Der tpegen ieiner
Qufihneiosreien pdbreno Ieines mebr=
idbrissn Muieutbaltes in Solar &c.,
Neb.. trob ieiner Srieriiben Sprade
ben geiuamen Scr 2uremburser talte
8robi1mieo" erbalten, perlieB am
Samstag, ben Is. Sitpber i'm Prairie
schooner ieinen @obnplab 9Onltanes,
UNI li1 mad Stlabpma 81 bsaebsu, no
es li6 leidter talt ibmieoen ldBt. Gin
IL. DIT. absr murbe CT opm S6nee-
fturm auf isinem @eae GEN 3anoOlpb
su credit. uno mubte gsaen ieinen @il.
len nod cine Yriie Nebrasfnsr Winters
ianupfen mitnebwen. W6ge er in
Stlabpma nur oas gsuuniNte gOlos
LAMB fiuoen.
Nm 20. Stt., Tinb Die Serren Sob.
gefsr, Nit. Watrp. g. g. Yierron bon
Belgium. Wis., unb Nno. Sefer bon
6reopnia, Wis.. peliwdrts eereiit. sic
l0ften Sabrtarten auf Der Union paci.
ficbabn, peroen in Smaba unb Suit
2ate 9itp mebrsre Sage perpeilen uno
ii4 Damn nab Der &ilts bs9sbsn. Sn
Galiioruieu 9eoenten bic Serrsu iib
ldnsere 3eit auiSubalten. Gritsns
ipsrosn lie ibre Grsunbe uno 0erpanote
bsiuden uno bann Den aansen Staat
bersiien. Nuf Dem Giifwege ,ueroen
Tie iiber oas Santa &c Sp,tsm reiieu.
I'M aud isne @e9sno tenuen 81 lernen.
OieInmdlte oss 81 brsibisidb=
riAer 3uhtbausfrafe perurtbeilten
W6roers Nit. Marsen bon ghiea9o.
ST.. maaten oieier Sage Dor
&ibtsr Satsr einen lebten Ssriub. bas
as9sn ibn ssfdlte urtbeil um,uitubem.
&idter Batter entibieb ieopb, na9oem
er ibren. ioiuie oes Silis=S taatsan=
mates Nr0umenien aelauiht batte. baB
tein @runo fir einen neuen YroSeb
porliese. uno beitdtiate ons urtbeil Der
Surp. welae Marsen 81 oreibis Sabrsn
3uhibaus perurtbeilte.
Marssn mar 10 srrsst, baB er lein
WOrt berpprsubrin9en permobte, unb
brad. OILS Der nab isiner 3ele suriif-
aebrabt wuroe, in Sbrlnen aus. &i6.
ter Yaier ertldrte, baB er ourh Die Ye=
peile oes St0ates bon Der Shulo Mar=
sens iiberSeu9t tuoroen lei, uno per=
bdnste iiber ben In9eilagten. ais oieier
bic al ibn 0erittste Sraae. Oh er etmas
81 ieiuer 8srtbeioi9un9 gu ia9en babe.
unbeautwortet lieb, oas bon Der SurD
9eIdnte llrtbsil. Warsen mar Dor
meniNcu @ohen ipe9sn Der Grmoroun9
bon Grib SOlsbiiter 81 oreiBl9 Sabren
3u6tbaus perurtbeilt iporoen, nadoem
ibn porber cine Surp. oeren urtbeil
jeooh aus iedynilhen 8riinoen bonn
Staats oberaeridt umaetOben luuroe.
gum Sooe p%erurtbsilt bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08

fteblt", 5uipraden, uno ob9leih tiirsli1
Dernllnfti9e GtaotiNul-G ermaltun9en
oas Seutlae IN ibr GebrprOSramm auis
nabnleu.
Sebr piele oeutihe gltern Iebcn rubig
81, oaB 'ogar in Den Upn ibrem ei0euen
Wsloe aeQriinoeten rno unterbaltenen
pIarrlAulen ibre Wutteripra9s ftief=
lililtterllh bebanoelt niro, oerielben
taun cine Stunoe oes So9espeniumS
9eiulomet miro. uno boB iogar ibre
&lnoer bonn Sebrperional i'm freien una
3allQe toum zines Oeutihen Wortes Qes
lpilroiAt tDerben, oble oaB oieie Gltern
le ben Wutb 5ei9en, gegen bic Yernah=
!alllGlitl9 lDrer SetmatGiprabe ener9ii6
5u prpteltleren. llno nieoer. ,picpiele
oeutI4e Gltern lino sl na0li1tsUoll
uno aemiitblia, I'M 9s9en Die 8e III.
9limpfun4 ibrer Sprabe ourb ibre ber=
aninadienoen &inoer, our1 5rsuuoe
oerielben, iowie ourb 9ienltboten uno
Nrbeiter in bduslihen Yeriebre ltrsnae
aufsutreten uno jsoes ni1t-oeutIhe
Wort Defenders bel ioQenannten 0alan-
ten geiu6sn) eruitlib inter ibrem
Sade gu Oerbieten. oamit tie ii6 opd
aenau i%iberseugen t6nnten. ipelden
Sbaratters Die 8siprdAe Der bsrauuad=
ienoen Su9eno iino rno aud mandem
llebel fir bic 3utunft pOrbeu9en t0nn=
ten. Scionocrs lansmiitbi9 aber sei9t
lih Der Seutide Dem rdnteDOllen Srei=
ben i~Dpielsr buber ooer nieoriger geams
ten Ooer iogar ben DISQUALIFICATION
BON Staats- uuo @ountps9 ernaltun-
gen 9eseniiber. Sabrslane i6aut man
oft in Counties nit elmer Maioritdt
oeutiher YepUbncr elmer li6 einiAleiG=
enoen WiiBmirthidaft gu, pbns pereiut
9esen oas uebel DorSuQeben uno on
STEELE Der Wemteridaer Wdnner aus Der
~eigenen Mitte gu b%ef6roern.
Surd iapeiaiames, ~eeouloiaes Sin=
nebmsn i~opisler uuredte uno llebsl-
ftdnoe lam 9ewiB feline 9emeour oer=
ielben an9eiirebt peroen. lno miiIen
mir uns CUR gbbiilfe berIelbsn ener9iib
uno suweilen beutIh=oerb ribren. so
lanQe mir aber porerit ni6t ielbit our1
Sc6i6abung uniersr oeutihsn Spra6e
uno Sitten. iowis unierer rsli9ioien
Glnri9tun9en ben boben Wertb berfel=
ben 81 befunoen iuben; ebenio LANCE
miro aud nismanb anbsrs bisislben
a6ten lernen uno Dor Der yeIbimpfung
Oerfelben suriifihrefen. Sem Crude
Der Sbri9teit our @ntfsrnun9 unierer
Sprabe wirten mir aln iideriten our1
~9eeisni9tes Worgeben entgesen. inoem
mir uncniiuest auf unIsrn aerebten
ToroerunQen belteben unb nur iOIden
u%nternebmen uniere uuteriiibun9 se=
iUdbrcn, nel9e Die Seutid-Sntereiien
81 wabren miien. 9luf politiI6em
8ebicte beiBt es beicnoers ben Seutih-
feiuoen ourb Dersinte5 @irten am
WahltiT6e Die Stdrfe oes oeutIbeu
SOtums Iiiblsn luIien uno unIerm
Seutihsglemente nibt nur g1tung au
uerihafen. ~ionoern au9 Oieiebe 81 be-
ieItiaeu luhen. u. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
Saar, IoieI, GiieI uuS Sunsrif.

Srier. @m Sreitas Na9t fano
mon ben Sausoater Des bieligeu Sc
fGngni1es erbGnst in ieiner @ubnung
Dor. Wau permutbet. oaB err Die Shat
in einem Infaa bon 8eiiteslt0runa
pDl6raf't'. - 9as Gentrums @abls
comite te: Staot Srier bat fir ole
oemnd, t ,.attiinoenoen 2anota9swnb-
len Die Ssrren Observation-Disclosures
GOeren uno Somprobt Or. Sbeuft.
gen aufaeItellt. Sie Sreunbe bss
Serrn Sasbab baben aber al Die
STEELE oes SOmprpbItes Serru Sasbab
aeitelt. Su elmer 0eriammluna Dss
9roBen @ablcOmites am z. OCTOBER
fam es Su beftisen observation-disclosures
gen fir uno mioer Sasbat. 4uf bic
Jrage. lou Gaplan Sasba1 aufeslteQt
tueroen, lauteten Die abaeaebsnsu 3ets
tel wie folst: 81 Sa; Al Rein; 4 ull=
beihrieben. Serr Sasba9 1T alio
nit 3weiorittelmebrbelt Sum IbaeOro-
Observation-Disclosures Der @entrums=
partei fir Den Wablirsis Srier srildrt.
Aus Der gifel. Sie Gdonseit
fiir Die Giielbdhe bsainnt am Is. De
tober nno enoi9t ain IA. Ssasmbsr
gbenos. Wit elmer @elobube bis gu
$50 Wart wiro b~eltrait tuer pdbreao
Der GhOnssit fiidt ooer trsblt ODER Die
tdnoi9e Sil1ereieinriGtuns niht tpesa
rdulnt ODER abitelt. Die Grebs- Ghpn=
seit besinnt init benz l. Nopember b.
S. uno eroet an l. SUM tOmmsnoen
Sabres.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08

nadber als Sdser gu SUB Die Gelc3itae
IN Stalien, Spanisn uno &ublano
mitnuGte, ipllte bic Gretutipn tom=
manoiren. .Wtsiu @ott!" rief er aus.
mid beitimmt man oasi, meme unz
oliidlidsn Ganoslsute 81 eretutiren |!
Nein, i'd brinpe es ni9t iiber mid, lie
erlNiebcn gu bs~lien!" uno brad obn.
mdhtlg Suiammen. Gin Nnoerer
mlbte beOroert lperoen, leine Stelle su
Dertreten.
Die 9aitse @arniion mar inter ben
Wafen. 9ie @crurt6eilten soS man
aus Der Gerternabt berppr; Tie waren
ale abgemagert uno iuben tootenblab
aus. Mau nabm Iie Swiihen Ole &ci=
ben, un0 trat nit i9nen bel aufAel1uls
tertem Geluebre unb unter Dem lang=
ianen uno feierli1an Wirbeln Der
3rommeln ben SpoesQang an. Sic
Soloaten idritten oiiItern Ylides uno
~ltiliuei9eno climber.
Dram %gelan9te auf oas 8Iacis Dor
Dem Neutbor, untpeit Der &uine Der
friibern Wutteraottestapelle uno oes
iebigen 2ei1en9ofes Der Stabt. Sier
bate Der SOoteusrdber cine arobe
@rube a~us9ebbblt. Die Terurtheilten.
iieben an Der Sabl, tnieteu an &anoe
oerielben; man perbano ibnen Die
@u9en; auf Elm eiu s~eaebsnes 3ei6en
ianten lie ale toot9eidolien CUR grOe
nleoer. Sizes 9eIdab UNI balb apOlf
ubr Worssus.
Rprte Dlu t.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
osnaem6nrgi(6es.
Sur Sa9rbnaoertfeier hss SaI=
erasrieges ton 1898.
9inri9tans Der gum Sooe 0erurs
ttcilteu,

Die ausaeIprcdsnen Sobesurtbeile
brahten leoesmal ben lebbaitelieu Nn=
tbeil oil benz S9idiale Serer. auf Die
lie fielen, iowie Die interchangeable
SenIatlpn in Der 9anSen Staot uno
r~lnasumber auf oem Ganoe berppr2
Wer es wOlte, tDnnte bon oeren 6dl=
luna ab freien 3utritt au Den 8srur=
tbeilteu erbalten. 8iele Staot- uuo
Ganobepobner benubteu oiele 9sr9iin-
ltl9unA. ibren Vetanntsn, 6reunOen
uno @erwanOten I'M 8efduaniB einen
Abl0ieosbeluh ab3uitattsn, fie al trb=
Hen uro 81 erquiden, uuo linen iobisl
als moQli1 Den Sang gum SOoe si cts
leihtern. gu oieiem Yebuie nabmsn
lie ibnsn Seri6ieoenes nit, ais: Yi!=
Der, 3ei1en, uno zines ooer oas anDere
Gteioun9sfiif. Die S1weter oes
gr-Seiuiten Sdaar trua ibnsn tleiue
pappene uno bOlserne Gru3ifire, bic lie
lid auf Die Yruif biuoen lisBen uno
nit uelden Tie ben Weg our &idtltdtts
antraten. gs mar bie5 bic einsi9e
3r0ituns Der &eli9ipn, bic tie erbieltsn,
ben fein @eiflidsr ourIte Iib seiQen,
seidwsi0e Die unsliidli9sn gum Sppe
p0rbereiten.
$50 9sltsbe es." idreibt Serr yor=
mann. lid bin uiht i'm Stanoe, bus
bers3erreiBenbe Bib bss lsbten gei-
iammenIsins uno Der enbliben Steis
oun9 gu eniuerien. Nur oisisniaen Die
babel betbeili9t luaren, ibnnsn oies in
i6wabsn umriiisn a%nosutsn. Gie
Yerurtbsilten. osnsn nun bic Sooes=
Itunbe bsiannt mar. liebsn Senen.
lpelbe 81 Sauie seblieben. bas lsbte
Sebeiuobl unter Weinen uno S1luhpn
iagen. iibsrIdidten bieiss pber ienss gum
lebten Nnoenten. empfablen li1 ibrem
Oebeie, iiberaohen Die @nweienoen nit
Sbrdnsn uno umtlammerten lie. als
wpllten lie bisIslben nit lid ms 8rab
siebsn. Sic sntlieben Die lie Yeiudens
ben nibt bis enolid oisie, bonn Shmers
erbriidt, lib aus ben lie trampfbaft
umihlin9enoen @rmen l~psrilen. uno
aus &erisr unb Staot nit 9ebrOhenem
Sersens floben. nm iib Ielblt ben @ns
bid Der Sinrihtun9 an erlparen uno
ben Sbri9en bapOn Die erihitternoe
Nahribt 81 binterbriaen."
Der s. Sanuar 1899 mar bsiiimmt
sur militdrilGen SOlSiebung oes So=
oesurtbeils. welhes iibsr bic bel Glerf
Setbeili9ten er9anacn. giner Der Sers
urtbeilten bate I'M 8efdnguiB bon
einem Siir9er Der Staot siuen Wantel
erbalten. obne gu miien. oaB sr ibm
geidenft mar. gini9e Stunoen Dor
lelnem Sooesaang empfabl er benz
Gertermeiiier orin9lihit, bab er bod
ni6t peraelien iolle, ben Wantel isinem
gi0snthitmer suriif,ugebeu. Sas @er=
nebmen FOLDER Observation-Disclosures liei-
9erte nod Die Nieoeraeidla9enbsit uno
Srauer, fuel9e an MOraen bes per=
bdu9niBDolen Sa9ss in ben Saiernen
pie in ben gSobnbaniern Der Yiir9er
berridte. Gin l9idbri9er fattliher
Ser9ant.W aior nit Namsn @uilau.
mon, aus @i9nOl bel Ssoan, welhsr