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Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. $50.

Mr.. Span has arrived in Council Bluffs
with twenty head of choice work horses,
which will be disposed of at private sale
They can be seen at Lawrence Hollis livery
stable, 10 Scott street.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

-"Give Inc a liver regulator ana | can reGu-
late the world, said a genius. The druggist
handed him bottle of De Wits Little Early
Risers. the famous little pills.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

The more people who enter The Bee wheel
contests the easier the wheels will be won.
Start in early and you can get wheel.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
MOrl. of n Thief

Bluff City steam laundry, phone 314.
They're easy on clothes
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

DO you want high grade wheel? II YOU
nave no money, get one in The Bee bicycle
contests. You choose any make
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
Davis sells drugs.
Real Estate Tr,n.f.rs

Remember the exposition by getting some
copies Of Snap Shots at the Council Bluffs
office OF The Bee. Ten cents each.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
OMAHA DAILY BEE,
Council Rlnffs Dnnartnnnt

n. B.-Call at The Bee office, 10 Pearl
street, to register and get sample copies. No
one connected with The Bee will be allowed
to enter this contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
PACKING HOUSE STATISTICS

VIII you ride free Bee bicycle contest
wheel? You choose any make.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

When you ride wheel why not ride the
best? Bee bicycle contests March 1st. You
choose any make
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14

gathering. 1t was one of the largest in
point of attendance which the club has
ever held. and there were assembled
around the banquet tables as honored
guests of the club many prominent men
from all over the state. including many
who are now occupying positions of trust
and responsibility in the state govern
nent. Owing to the storm the club was
disappointed In the non attendance of
Congressman Charles b. Lands of
Indiana, who was delayed SO long on the
way to Boston from Washington, that he
was unable to reach here In time to
speak. Another man whom many had
hoped to hear speak, but who was unable
to come, was Hon. II. NJ Heath Of Au-
susta, and his absence was generally re
sretted by oil present. But the gathering
had the pleasure of listening to some
stirring and eloquent speeches by Others
and the post prandial exercises compared
ia yorably with Yny which have before
araced the anniversary of the birth of the
great American as celebrated by the
Lincoln club.
The banquet was an excellent one, and
was served in the spacious dining hall of
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14

the Falmouth in the usual credit PIE
manner Of the Falmouth. When he
cigars were lighted President Harry r.
Virgin called tho assemblage to order and
delivered u brief ADDRESS OF welcome. He
said in substance; "We are gathered hess
tonight in accordance with an honors
custom of the Lincoln club to celebrat
an anniversary of the birth of him VIII.
rising by his own efforts from an obscure
position was elected the first Republican
President of these United States at time
when the Union was threatened and on
the verge of the geatest civil war Of his.
tory. Unchanged by the overwhelming
disasters which followed his election, sus
tained by an all powerful and all wise
Master, his sight undtmmed by the smoke
of battle he carried the nation through
the throes of the rebellion, cast of the
shacklss from race of down trodden
people, with charity TO all and malice to-
wards none A braham Lincoln was the
savior of his county as Washington was
its father. His name engraved ON the
hearts of his countrymen shall SO down
to the ages to come, reyered, honored and
loved, the greatest of all Americans.
"Since our last banquet great events
have occurred. One year ago tonight the
Maine swung at her anchor in the harbor
of Havana. Two nights later she was
blown up by Spanish trachery and the
mishNpen hulk carrying with 1t the
bodies of the officers and men sank to the
bottom of the hsrbor. Tho boom of that
explosion echoed around the world
causing nations to hold up their hands IN
horror. A cry for retribution went up
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14
THE WEAT HER.

Boston, February lS CLEARING wealth
or In early morning; fair during day I;
warme, in tho afternoon and night; high
northwest winds; decidedly warmer
Wednesday.
Washington, February la-Forecast
for New England: Heavy snow. followed
by clearing, except on the coast; con-
tinued cold, dangerously high north
westerly winds,
hurricane signals are displayed ON the
Atlantic coast from Delaware break
water to Eastport
Local Weather Report.
Portland, Feb. 13.-The local weather
bureau records as to the weather are as
follows:
sa m.-Barometer, 80 osS; Thermom-
etsr, 5; Dew Point, 0; Humidity, 49,;
Wind. N; Velocity, l5; Weather,
1t. snow.
sp. m.-Barometer, 29.S4O; Thermom-
eter, 8; Dew Point, I; Humidity
93; Wind. N; Velocity, %; Weather,
II. snow.
Mean Daily Thermometer, @; Maxi
mum Thermometer, s; Minimum Their
mometer, A; Max. Velocity Wind, IA
NE; Total Precipitation, "a.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14

While The tempest ragged without with
the car service almost at standstin on
account Of the great storm, while the
winds howled about the street corners
and piled up almost impassable drifts
scross tho side walks two hundred and
more enthusiastic Republicans braved the
cold and storm to gather 1.-THE Falmouth
house at the annual banquet Of the Lin
coin club and do honor to the martyred
President from whom this organization
takes It's name.
1t was in many respects most notable
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14
WORST SINCE NOVEMBER.
Chatham's Experiences In the Recent
Gale.

Gale.
Chatham, Mass, February IA ter
rife gale accompanied by heavy fall of
snow swept along this coast today, block
ing roads in all directions and tieiDg up
business generally. Tho storm is the
worst that the CAPE district has expert
snced since the great blizzard OF Novem-
Der 27 last. The life savers anticipate sew
eral disasters to shipping, as many vessels
were left badly iced and In a crippled
condition by the cold weather OF last
week. Huge fields of ice prevented many
sohooners from putting into harbor. A
number of vessels made attempts to en-
tor the Chatham harbor, but were driven
back by the sheets of ice drifting into the
channel. One schooner was In a perilous
position last night. She made several
efforts to get through the mass OF ice, but
was finally Obliged to come to anchor oil
Stone Horse shoals. She was at anchor
last night, but this morning nothing was
t. be- seen of her and the life savers fear
that she has been wrecked ana all hanes
drowned
The night was very bad one OF the
coast and many craft were considerably
BAT rred. The gale was 40 strong that the
81 ov full light ship was torn adrist from
her hinge mushroom anchor. A Held
of ice evid, ntly swept down upon the
/ ghtship and carried her away. Up to
noon today the fate of the lightship Is
unknown The northeaster Is sweeping
the Ice fields over towards Nantucket,
and everything In It's path is being car
ried along before it 1t Is thought the
Handkerchief light ship also was carried
away early last night as she was In the
direct path Of .he gale.
Other vessels which were anehored oil
Dennis, are known to have been swept
away and it will be impossible to asoer-
tain their fate until the weather clears.
IL is feared that much shipping has
been destroyed In Vineyard Sound. All
tn ; harbors where coasting vessels usual
" nut In during the storm have been full
of ice, making it impossible for craft
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14
BIG FIRE IN BELFAST
Business Block Burned In Midst of
Blizzard

Belfast. February Al a. m.-The
Pierce bio ok on Church street locally
known as the Parlor theatre, and the first
business block to be built in this city,
was burned at midnight and at this time
there is some danger to surrounding
property
The blaze is thought to have started in
the second story. occupied by the Belfast
Age printing company. The ground floor
was occupied by Thomas Haugh as a
restaurant. Edwards billiard hall and
Charles q. Coomb's bakery. The block
cost so. GOO, but was valued at $40. 900. II
belonged 10 Thomas HauRh and be
carried Insurance. on it. The Belfast Age
loss was s5U00 With the losses to other
tena nts the aggregate is S2p,000 The
fiTemen had frightful time in the
blizzard
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14

Boston, February I3-The regular old
fashioned snow storm which has been
raglng throughout New England since
early Sunday morning, with only slight
interval Of calm weather. Increased In In
tepsity today by night had developed into
a blizzard with the usual accompaniment
of stalled trains, parAlyzed street car ser
vice and general blockade, although the
telegraph and telephone lines up to late
hour had not suffered materially.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14
EARLY MORNING FIRE.
slight Blaze I'm Building Occupied by
Rfch,s Undertaking Establishment.


Rich's Undertaking Establishment.
At thrse-twenty O'Clock this msrning
when the storm was at Its worst, having
burst out again with redoubled fury an
alarm of fire was rung In from box forty
six at the sugins hsuse at the corner OF
Market and Congress streets.
The fire was in the building owned by
8. S. Rich s. Son. OF Exchange street,
near tho corner OF Federal. The blaze
started In the top floor snd whom dis
covered had made considerable progress
and was blazing frlriousiy.
Mr.. II. W. Hunt the lawyer and another
man were sleeping In Mr. Hunts Office
ON the third story Of the building last
night. Mr.. Hunt woke up TO tind his
Office filled with smoke and the blaze
coming through the floor overhead. He
woke his companion and ran to engine
house at, the corner Of Market and Con
gress streets and gave the alarm.
Just at this time the wind was blowing
a regular hurricane and the big drifts
completely blocked up the streets. In
spite of this fact the tirenen made re-
msrkably quick time to the scene Of the
fire. One or two pieces Of apparatus got
stuck in the snow and had to be sboveiled
out, but this was done by willing hands
and by the time they were needed the ap-
paratus had all reached the spot.
Chief Engineer E1dredge with his as
sistants were among the first TO get st the
scene of the fire. AS soon as they arrived
they got two chemical streams and two
other streams up stairs and with the hre-
men on hand began to do effective work.
The fire seemed 10 have started in the
room over Mr.. Hunts office on the fourth
door which was used IS a store room.
1t had worked Its way down between
the Hoor of the building and was nasty
IRE to get at. BY hard work and the use
Of hooks and axes the firsmcn were able
to get at the fire itself and after fighting
some time managed to extinguish 1t.
though the damage 20 the building win
be quite heavy owing to the amount of
water which had to be used to extinguish
the blaze.
Directly beneath the room in which the
fire started and which was used as
store room by Mr.. Rich 10 the eftios of a
loan company. This was badly damaged
by water.
Mr.. Hunt had no insurance on his
books or furniture. His loss will be
slight. Mr.. Rich sAid that his insurance
will completely cover the loss. The
amount Of damage to the building cannot
BE- estimated bus 10 will not be very large.
The firsmen deserve great praise for
the prompt manner in which they got AT
the frs after the alarm was given In the
face Of the greatest difficulties.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14

The agricultural department weather
bureau for yesterday. February Is, taken
at p. m. meridian time, the observation
for each section being given in this order:
Temperature, direction of wind, state of
weather:
Boston, 10 degrees, N. snow: New
York, l2 degrees. M. snow; Philadel-
phia, 4 degrees, NV, snow: Washington
5 degrees NV, snow; Albany, 9 degrees y.
cloudy; Buffalo, degrees, NV,
snow; Detroit. degrees, ", clear !;
Chicago. II, SW clear; St. Paul. ~
degrees, SE. snow; Huron; OAK. 70
grees. Sc, clear; Jacksonville, "a de-
grees, NV, clear
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14
A TOWN BURNING.

Halifax, N. s., February IA. The town
OF Digby. the gateway to the land of
Evangelins was almost wiped out by fire
tsaigbt All the business portion OF the
town Is In ashes and the loss will be two
hundred thousand dollars. At2 a. M,
the fire is still Spreading.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14

mated that ct least Go.00o persons are In
misery from cold and destitution.
The ferry trAffic 10 New Jersey. Long
Island and Staten Island In uncertain.
The big Brooklyn bridge Is taxed 20 tns
utmcst.by traffic. The bridge fs 30 incnes
higher in the osntre than the normal on
acnouht of contraction Of steel work.
Chief Engineer Martin says IL Is not IN
any danger. however.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14
STEAMER MOVEMEN

Glasgow, February ll.--Sailed, steamers
CarthagenfaD. Halifax; Peruvian, Port
land.
Liverpool, February ll.-Arrived, steam
or Arab, Portland.
Liverpool, February 70 Arrived, Men
gJsisn. Portland.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14
MORE CASUALTIES.

Washington, February is.-The adju-
tant received the following casually list
from Gen. Otis at MaEils.f
Additional casualties engagement at
Caloocan, February 10, number IL"
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14
NJ TnA1Ns 40 LANCASTER.

Lancaster, February l3-No train has
arrived here on the Penns lvania road
from the west since two O'Clock this
morning. The Philadelphia and Reading
startsd a train away this morning drawn
by two engines. At Dillerville 1t struck
a snow bank which dersiled both engines
ard the entire train The road Is entirely
tied up. One section of The fast line ex-
press from the west on ths Pennsylvsnia
road in the snow in the tunnel near
Elisabsthtown and the other near
Columbia.
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14

The weather ut night now is cooler and
showers are frequent. Private Mesiok on
the Montana regiment. who was shot In
the lungs in the 6ghting between Febru-
ary and q, died In the hospital yester-
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14
Steam Roads and Electrics Stalled
in New England.
Traffic was Everywhere Suspended-.New
York HarbOr is Frozen Up Much Suf :
fering i'm That City--In the South
Nothing Like 1t for Cold was Ever
Known-.COal Famine Feared in Some
Localities.

to enter. Many sobooners were very
low In the water owing 10 the immense
quantities Of Ice which adhered TO the
hulls aud rigging, but some Of them wers
leaking Others mad lost their sails.
while nearly all were hampersd BY their
canvas being frozen.
High tides still prevails and the water
Is sweeping over the beaches washing
them badly. This forenoon the wind
reached the velocity of 90 miles an hour
with binding snow storm raging.
WORST IN ciTTs HISTORY.
New York Never saw a Blizzard Like
Yesterday's.
New York, February 13.-New York
Is almost snow bound. Traffic, which
was light today on account Of Its being
a holiday will necessarily be SO tomorrow.
The snow storm which began Saturday
night today developed into the worst
blizzard In the city's history. During the
day a northwest gale blew through the
snow banked streets at the rate of 20
miles an hour and at nightfall Its veloci.
ty increased to 40 miles
The railways running into New York
are psralyzed. Local traffic has practical
ly ceased. Disasters in the ice-fil baF-
bor and rivers have multiplied. The
huge drifts in the streets have produced
coal famine In parts Of the city where
1t is impossible to make delivery. Goal
-four and staple provisions are rapidly
going up, while gas and water pipes are
frozen up in many parts Of the town.
The suffering from cold has never been
50 widespread In this city, 1t being esti-
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14

Failure Of Congressman Eaudls to Get
Through From Boston Only Thing to
Mar Pleasure of the OCCASION Gov.
Powers Present and Addresses the
Club--Spealxer StetsOn Treats OF Ger
tain Matters i'm "a Slightly Sarcastic
Vein--Speeches of President Clason and
Others
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14
ANDERSON, ADAMS & CO.,
Fire Insurance Agency
81 Exchange Stree

First Glass American anu Foreign Companies
horace ANDERSON. CHAs. L. ADAMS.
SRcts HOS. D. LITTLE In e0dt
The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14
F r s. L: for Cure
CONSTIPATION
AnMETHINc NEW.

Dr. Hallook's Vegetable Liver FlIIs are q
purely Vegetable Combination for Keeping the
Bowels IN Natural Notion. Cleansing the Sys-
tenn Of AL Impurities, and Positive Cure for
ach aud Kindred Diseases, and Il Positive Cure
for 1onsupatinn either long standing tcaled
Chronicl or temporary tcalied Acute; BILIOUS
ness Sick and Bilious Headache, Dizziness,
Cosdveness sour stomach Loss OF Appetite.
Coated Tongue. Ind.gestion or Dyspepsia.
Windy Belohings, Heartburn. Pain and DIS
tress After Eating, and kindred arrangements
OF the Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
DIR. Hallocks Vegetable Liver Pills are vastly
different from any other Liver or Bowel Pm,
and they cure where Others fall. Price 10c.
package at all druggists. Cheapest and best
cathartic remedy made. Our l0c size as large
as others thai sell for 25 cents.
II your druggist can not supply you We Will
send one full sized package of pills by mail II
YOU will cut this adv. out and address Hallock
Drug Co., Box 1919, Boston, Mass
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The Portland daily press., 1899-02-14
BIG DRIFTS IN VIRGINIA.

Falls Church. Va, February i3.-it has
been showing here since o'clook snis
morning and the snow in Northern Slr-
ginia In places has drifted until 10 is TO
10 feet deep. On the Washington ana
Ohio railroad. all traffic Is tied up.
AT this and neighbering towns much
copcern is felt over . scarcity OF coai.
Much suffering Is expected.
COLDEST EVER KNOWN IN KEN
TUCkY
Louisville, February lS.-The coidsse
weather ever known In Kentucky was re-
crrdsd today. At Louisville, the ther-
,nometer Indicated ten below Mt Lebanon
40 beIow; at Cariile 30, and at Princeton
So At Paducah. q negro woman and her
children were frozen to death in the neld.
In mauy towns business has been sus-
n-uded and coal shortage is reported from
XII parts of the state. The Ohio river Is
tast fryaeZiug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-05
Seim Gouutbs &erurSer Strmart

purben am SamStag Die Snforpordz
tionsz&rtitsl Der Chicago, Dubuque &c
Omaha &ailpop &c., nieoergelegt.
gs banbelt ii6 ipmit INN ben Sau elmer
neuen 81 b a + II. Die Sntorz
porationsz Qrtitel 1pllen fir so Sabre
oiiltiq fetn uno bas &fttenfapital tpiro
auf $4,000 ~angege6en. Der 8ertpalz
tung5ratb ioQ aus flint poer neun St@
rettoren beIteben, pel6e alsoann ma
tiirli6 einen PrditOenten, SetretGr uno
S9aBmeiiter ~ertpdblen. 8ts CUR nod
item 8eriammlung ion Der 9erfpol'
tn. Vsratb aus folgenben 9erren be-
ftetSl: 6. $. Meber, g. 6. 2tne6dn,
6. SO. 9riffitbs, 8. s. Stiger unb q.
Sc. Struble. 9as ,Marimum Der
S9ulben ipQ 100000 ietn. Serr
g. 6. 2ineban purbe gum PrGiioens
ten unb Serr 6. s. Sleeper gum Setre'
tor ertpGblt.
6err MeDer erfldrte, bic neue &C.
ieuidaft babe ii9 nit ben 8epObnern
bon Sama gountp, Sa., in 9erbtnz
bung seiett, neil bieIe abiplut cine
Giienbabns@ erbtnbung nit benz Miiz
fiiippt anitrebten unb man ipiirbe Die
8abngeIeqi9oft audi in Safipn
Gountp intorporiren. Die 9erren iino
Der Qnii6t, baB Die 8abn, pel9e Tie 81
bauen beubii4tigen prompt BON einem
Der 9roBen 9abnneBen aufgenommen
perben ipirb, fpie ba iinb bic 8. 6. 81.
&c 81. ober Chicago &, N~ortbpeitern
pber bic g., 9. &c g.. Solte cine biez
fer Continental 8a6nen bteie neue
8ubn aufnebmsn, 10 pdren bic Quss
ii9ten por5iigli9e, baB Subuque@ii enz
bafnge9Ofte Don elmer iol4en 2inie err
bieIte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-05
Seierli6if %e,npiaugen.

Der bobn. Batter q. W. Seer,
9farrer bon SDersDile uno &eb. Tot=
fenbrOd, pfOrrer bon Seem Sampton
lan9ten am MOutao WOr9en, bon ibrer
gurOpHreiIe bier in Dubuque an uno
Durben bon ibren oielen 6reunoen i'm
Glerls be9riibt, tuel9e nit oenielben
auf Der 6. Is. % 8Obu uu9 SDersoiQe
fubreu.
gu SDersOiQe mar taft bic eeiammte
Na4bari6aft ON 8ubnbOfe eri6ienen
uuo Der @mpfanQ wsl9en man ben
beimtebrenoen Brisitern bereitete, seua=
te fir bic 8erebruu9 rno 2iebe in MEL
der oieielben bort Ite9en. Na6oem
man Die Seiimtebrenoen CUR Stride be-
9lcitet bate, fano in Der 0erGumi9en
ShuIe Die feierlihe 8e0riiBung our6
bic 8emeinoe bon 9perspiqe Iiatt.
Inter ben 8ei6enten. wel6e man giep.
Seer iberreidte. lit audi bic Serri6tung
zines por309liden !SeiSapparates i'm
YfarrbauIe 81 nsnnen.
Nu6 mir i6lieBen inns freuoi9en
SerSens ben 8ratulnnten an uno bans
fen 8ott fir Die 9liidlibe Ssimtebr Der
all9ei9aBten YrieItcr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-05
Srimfebrrnbc Stuoentcn

fonrell, bel SorSsi9en Der nOtbissn ge9lals
bi9ull9elt, @iaete erbaIten na6 a0el Ylnf'
ten Der Central Eaiieu9er afiociotion, wel6e
All Der atidel platesSobn lieSet, NIB Sipar
sim Preiie eincr Sabrt unb ehl Critic fiir
Die Hltlloreiie. Sillete perbeu am Gage pers
fault, oil Ipelbem bic S6uleu i6lieben uno
GIN gage Dor benz S6lub Der S6ulen, NIT
@iilti9teit sur &iidreiie bis gu NIB tius
l6lleBIib oes Cages, oil wel9en bic S6ule
lpleoer be9ilit, ober ni6t ipater oils ben 10.
Sailuar 1900. I'm @usfunit IN Ve,ug atf
ben 3u8oienit mad Sort 8apue, Glepelaub.
Soltoria, Grte NIB albereu Yuuftel. iprede
por BEL ODER ipenbe ii6 oil ben &euerols
N9erten, III Goams Strabe, Chicago, Su.
6bicogoer Sobubof: Sau Buren, Strabe ullb
Sacific auenue, auf Ser Glepateo Coop.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-05

Der fatbolifGen 3eitunsen ptfen,
oab Die tatboliIds prefe ni9t piele
Sreunbe tpte Hep. Yape fat, bic bereit
iino perDnIi9 e unb g | b ppfer
gu brinsen, oamit Die fatbolii9en3eiz
tunsen ibre @ufsa6e gans uno bon err
fiaen tDnnen. llePrigens Seigt i6pn
Rep. Pape's ~peitIebenbe I~uffaiiung
iiber Die Miiiion Der tatbolii6enPre iie,
oab er nidt gu iensn 8Ieinseiz
It I n gebDrt, bic enttpeber b 0 | 6 n t.
t Ii It u n g a~uffabren, tpenn fie fir Die
tatbolii9e Yrefe nbesablen" mill
len, pber benen es n:4t gefGut, tpenn
ri6r Name ni9t in Der 3eitung itebt
pber es nt9t ndd ibrem &ppfe berz
gebt." unIere 2eier unb jeber ebrli9e
Weni9, Der bic Yfli9t Der 0untbarz
felt fenat, Dirb uns beipfli9ten, penn
mir i'm Ndmen Der tatbolii9en PreIie
Gep. pape auf bas berSliGite Slid
piinI3en unb beten, oab Soft ben
bpGlp. 9farrer BON Neu Wien nod
LANCE, lange erbalten mDge.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-05
Staat mud Amgegena.
Entered at the Postofice at Dubuqus, Iowa
and admitted for transmission through
themails at second-class rates.
9ie Guarftc fur bas @aiirnbaus,

fpel6es unter Der 2eitung Der Srun5iss
fanerzS 9peitern babier itebt, ptro i'm
2aufe Der nGbiten Wo4en in oerStaot
aufgenpmmen rperben. 9a Die guten
GGpeitern an 200 @atientinoer be-
berbergen, pflegen unb er5ieben, 10
tDnnte bD9ftens bic allergr0Bte Or
mutb uno p~eri0nIide NOtb enti4ulbiz
gen, ni9t gu benz guten Werte beitras
gen gu pplen. w@inen reubtgen
@eber liebt @ott", iagt Elm lateiniiaes
Spri9port, unb geptB ioate Steies
aud BEL Der Gplette fir bic elternlpIen
&inber i'm @uiIenbauie, zines ieben
gbriIten 2oiung fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-12-05
Scncr Nrb. Mr&innnu,

BON ipel9em bas ct. Soiepb's 9lati
BON Mt. @ngsl, Oregon, in fold i9ars
fen Worten in Dem Irtifel iiber Sir
4eniddnbuns, ben mir auf Ssite4 bies
les 8lattes a6bruden, rebet, lit berz
lelbe seiftli6e Serr, bshen rYrozMc>
&inlep 9ectiire" AUDI bier in Dubuque
ipl9 groBen Qnitpb erregte. Die ausz
bride ces ct. Soiepb's glattes in Be-
aug auf Gep. Mc8innon iinD spar
a5er lie i4sinen pffenbar bere9s
ttgt gu iein.