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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
YennfDl0auia.

- Sin furioier pplitii9er aampi
um oas Wmt zines S9uloirettors nirr
in SnpoertoDn ausgcfphten.
9as republitanii6e Sidet piro bon
MiGnnern gebiloet, bas oemptratii9e
bon Srauen, unD pbfppEl ous Borough
in gepDbnli9en Soften elm tart bemos
tratiIdeS 1T, 1T 9efabr p%prbanocn, OaB
bteies Wal bic &epublitaner iiegen
iperoen, Da piele Der bemotratiI6en
@dbler ungalant genug iinb, Su ertlGs
rem, tie piiroen ni4t fir Srauen itims
men. Man mar ieit lGnserer I3eit nit
Der Sdumigteit bes bisberigen S6uls
ratbs un5ufrieoen unD bic &e2ublitas
ner iteltsn elm .itartes" Sidst auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
@tScouIm.

= getnabe lebenbia begrabe,i. Sn,
Sdufe leBter Wo6e entging Spbr
9rotb, Der Sobn Charles 9rptb's i'm
; opn u eDauaee BEL Stur=
geon Ban pobnbaft, nur nit tndppe,
ylotb benz grdbii6en S6idIal, le6sn.
Dig begrdben al iperoen. Serielbe ma,
iett eiri9en Sagsn frant unb Ihien in
Der bet%reIfenoen Na4t seitosber gu
leIn. Der Sater fam our Stabt, iebts
bic Verfpanbten bon benz Sooe teleqra=
phti3 in &enntnib unb eriu9te bie1els
ben, etnen Sarg 81 taufen. 9alD err
i9ienen Die Nd9barn, beIi9tigten bic
2et1e, oriiften ibr 9eileib aus, unh
boten ltd) an, SDbtenpa9e az balten,
Sn5pti9en ipurDen 9orfebrunaen fiji
Die geeroigufg 9etroffen; iGlieBliG
tam audi Der Sdrg, porauf Die Qei9c
9epdI6en puroe, I'm bann in ben
Sars gelegt gu perben. MGbrsno Der
Yro5eour oes Wai1ens dber erbob iiG
Der Snabe plDbli9 unb iu9ts aus DEN,
9auie 81 entflieben. 4les i'm 6auie
fob entiebt auseinanber, unb Bis ber
Saaperbalt ben bebetSteren 9erionen
i'm Sdu'e tlar nurbe, tpdre Der &nabe
beinabe entfommen. 9erIelbe mar an
fdnglt6 gang auber iid) pOr aufresung.
benin er bate i'm S%tarrframpfe glQes
gebDrt, mas i'm SauIe poreing, unb err
-tunnte, pel4 entieBli4es SGidial ibm
beporltebe. Notwithstanding bate bic
Wai9un9- ben Starrtrampf geboben.
Spdter muroe Der urme 8nabe tcbiii9s
Zig uno puroe bebufs lnteriu9ung,
epentuea ueberfiibrung in cine Siren
an1talt bierber gebradt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
husband ..
Seuf6lanD.
8-dtte m,

SO Sspt1 s,, ADJ
-Mls Der baberiibe &oiig Mariz
million SoiefI. gu Dem groBen 6iirltens
congreb mad Wien reilte, mubte er
untertpess audi in 2amba6 Na6tquarz
tier nebrlsn. Der &Dnig uno ietne BE-
gleiter p~er5ebrten nur lpentg, trosoem
aber forberte Der Wirtb, ais am anoez
rem Mpreen bon ibm Die Re9nung Der>
lanst muroe, ni6t peniger als 1900
@ulben. vSas lit ia gang entIeBli9
tbsuer!" iaste Der &ammerfourier
8ps9arbt uno iebte binSu: nOas 9ez
traue ib mir gar ni9t benz &Onige gu
melpen!" Der Wirtb 5utte perlegen Die
49Ieln, antportete aber: rMir it's
ntft mDgli9, biliger gu iein!!" Ser
&ammerfourier sing gum &Dnig unb
mddte bort ieinem Ierger 2uft iiber
bic l1nperi9Gmtbeit bes @irtbes. Der
&Dnia aber ladte uno iagie: nWas
tiimmert's Sid. 0u 3a6lit Die SCRIBE
rung unb bamit punttum!" Qlio GEE
I6ab es unb bann ging Die &eiie ipeia
ter. Nuf Der Niidreiie bon Wien fam
man pieber bur6 2amba6 unb auf
uusoriidli9en 8efehl bes &onigs
ipuroe nieber bel bemIelben Wirtbe
Serberae eenommen, trOBoem Der
aammerfourier bic tbelere 3eGe auf
Der SinreiIe benz &0nig ms 9eod9ts
nib g~erufen bate. Sus Gefolge, Dem
bic @eI6i9te aud betonnt sefporben
mar, lieb es ii9 u a6er i'm 5inblid
auf bic gu eripartenbe bobe Gs4nung
tii6ti9 i9meden uno auftrGgen, mas
aii6e unb Seller ermo6te, UNI ben
iibermGbigen profit oes Wirt6es mig
li9it gu perrinsern. 8is ipdt in Die
Nabt binein nuroe gsIpeiit unb potuz
lirt. Qm anberen Worgen fraste Der
Sammerfourier, piepiel Der &0nig gu
besablen babe. rNi4tS!" lautste Die
Mntiport bss Wirtbes. Ser 30nig
BON 8aiern lpiro bel Gu9 ni@t ums
IonIt logiren tpplen unb fi9 ni9ts
i6enten l%aIien!" bemertte barauf Der
8dmmerfpurier. Der Wirtb aber
fagts: Dem mag fein, pie Inn ipoGe,
biesmal ne6me i9 aber ni9ts!" Der
@irtb bebarrte AUDI uuf Ieinem WiQen
uno alles 3ureDen niiBte ni9ts. Oa
lief Der &ammerfOurier gu ieinem
!Serrn unb beri9tete Die Ieltiame
Sadie.
War Soief %eritaunte ni9t penig,
fpnnte iih Die @ei6i9te audi ni6t qua
commencement unb befa1l i9liebli9,
ben 8irtb gu linn gu I9iten. OieIer
fam uno ipieoerbplte 1uf Die 1Sruge bes
&Dnigs, mas er f9ulbig lei: nNt9ts!"
g(ls a6sr Der &Onig ii4 iiber bieIe 9tnts
mort u~ngebalten Seigte, that Der Dirth
einen 5ubfaq. Der Monurd bob ben
Mann auf unb bisIer ipra9 I6ii9s
tern: Sure MajeitGt bite i1 fubfdais
um 8erseibung. SiingIt, ais 9(Gers
bD6itbieielben mir Die gnabe Der Sim
tebr iGentten, mar i1 in @efabr, in
S6ulobaft gu tommtn, 1900 @uloen
t%nnnten MID retten. SD perlanote
unb erbiclt iie, poourG i9 bonn Euin
g~erettet purbe. Nun lpiq i9 nift
no6mals bic Gnabe Gurer MaieItGt
miBbruufen. SD iplte eigentli9 ned
etpus Gerausbe5oblen, aber chen bess
pegsn foitet biesmal Die 53ebe ni9ts!"
Scar Soief %untportete: .Gs freut MIDI
iebr, lpenn i9 Dir sehplfen babe aus
benz @rDbIten, a6er geI9entt mag id
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
Wew SerieD.

Der Yferbebdnbler Mt6ael
Meber BON S ep bat in Der
lebten 3sit iiber 1000 Yferbe uni
Mauleiel mad unberen 2dnbetn Der:
Ianbt; Dapon olein etrpa 1900 mad
Sibafrita. Na9 Cuba llnD Yortr
&icD purOen 600 Bferbs unb Mtuuleie.
perfanOt, na9 SrinioaD 200, mad
9udbaloupe so Stiid fir Die berittent
Yoli5ei. Die meiiten Sbiere perben II
Snbiana, SQtnois, WtiGouri unb Mii:
iifiippi angetouft uno bon Nep Sr:
leans aus peiterbef0roert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
T~t1xehnbnrprr Wnsrtte.

-..u ~ .-t -.-. NJ.
Georg alein, Sacob 9etbler unb 2uz
tber Cooper tpurpen npminirt. Den
5rauen eefiel bas Sidet ni9t, iic biel>
ten cine 0eriammlung ab uno orangen
in bic 0emotraten, Srauen als Ganoi=
oaten aufauitellen. Gin Caucus lit ubz
sebalten porben unb Der pian Der
Trauen orang burG. Srau 8eorg
8lein tpuroe als Spponentin ibres
Mannes aufseiteIt uno Srau Sobn
gampbeQ unb 5rau Oapio Sooner
tamen ebenfaus ouf ous oemotratiihe
Stdet. Die SrimGrlpablen perliefen
fpie gerpini6t uno nit lautem .6aap"
ipurpe oaS Sidet nominirt. Seibe
Yarteien iinp bes Sie9es iiaer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
H'$2OHAL s sSk,ss
W ABsoLUT REIN.
Macht die speisen schmackhafter und geslnder.
Rous KNop POWDER co NEW, YORK;
REIN.

elmer Sangseit aupeilen auf me6r als
100000 Stiid. Die @an9fii9e ipers
ben eingep0telt unb in beIonberen
&duderbiitten gerdu3ert; in Grmus
tingen beftnoen Of 3abiret6e bsrartigs
9iitten, BON benen einige an ben oafiir
beitimmten GiFenltangen fir 1900
Slide glab bieten. Gin She'll Der
9eute tommt audi marinirt in ben
Sonpel. Die pGbrenb Der CONNER
monate, uuBer6alb bet 9roBen SLID
Seit, Dem 9ooeniee entnommenen Sang
fiI9e fOmmen pbne ipeiteres in ben
Sanbel, Der ii9 iiber einen sroben
She'll bes iiioli6en Seuti9lanbs unb
bis melt in Die S6pei5 binein eritredt.
Sin pertbpoler Siinb lit bieier
Sage auf Dem elmer 3ieselei in Sptbz
narg (einem fleinen Srte in Der Nd1e
bon Stuttgart) eehDrigen @eldnbe ge=
ma6t pprDen. Gs itieBen bort Groarz
better beim Mllsbeben De8 8ooens ettpa
10 SUB unter Der S6erfld9e in elmer
feiten 2ebmi9i9t auf einen Mamz
mutb5abn, Der Die gang unsep0bnli6e
2dn9e BON 10 SUB 6 3ol aufpies.
lud einige anbere &eIte bonn acpfe bes
porIiinbflutbli@en Oidbduters paren
nod p%orbanben, ipenn aud peniser gut
erbalten. Na6 benz 9uta6ten bes
Srof, Sr. Sraas, Der iofort on Die
SunoitGtte b"erufen puroe uno Die um=
~faRenOiten unteriu9ungen anItelte,
itdmmt Der Sunb aus Dem Silupium,
alIo aus elmer 3eit, ais SberI9paben
nod nit 9leti9ern 6eoedt mar, unb I'M
beutigen Stuttgarter 5bul unb in Der
Redarniebsrung Die 0idbduter pers
i1iebener Dirt ii1 tuminelten. Der
3a9n. bat an Der SteQe, mo er iebt piez
Der gum Sdgesli9t 6efDrbert purbe,
minoeitens piertauieno Sabre 9elegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
&cntufO.

- Die grDBte Yriputzg ibliOt6ef in
ben Scr. Staaten Iol bic bes Sberiten
&euben 8. 9urett in 2ouisbille
fein, bic mebr als fiinf5igtauieno
8Gnbe umfabt unb in ie65ig Sabren
9eidmmelt nuroe. sic entbdlt Dorz
nebmli9 Bidder iiber bic 9ei4i9te oes
Deitens, unD aus bieien bat Sberit
RooIebelt Das Material gu ieinem
@erte iiber bic Gntptdelung bes Wez
items gebplt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
9nGIeu'S Nrntca SaIbe.

0ie bette Salbe in bsr @eIt fir
S9nittwunben, 9auti4irfunsen, Wuns
ben, @ei6wire, Sal5fuB, 5ieberpnns
ben, S9orf %seiprunsene 5dnbe, Jrofs
beulen, ~&rdbenaugen, unb aae Sautents
~siinounsen unO 1T cine fi3ere 9eiluns
fir 9dmorboiben. Gs wirb 9arantirtz
baB has Wttttel poutommene @euug,
ibuuns sibt; wsnn ni6t, wirb bas @elb
suriideritcttet. Preis % Gents per
S9G9teI. - gu uertaufen bel Z. 0.
&uste, apotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28

unD anbere &leioer anSieben tonnte.
Damn ging er ms Soipitul, i'll benz er
Ii9 ieitbem befinDet. Die ein5ise
l9pere 8erlebune, bic er e~rlitten bat,
1T Die am Riidgrat unb es ipiro nod
aini9e 3eit bauern, ebs er oaS 6oipital
perlaiien tann. 0on bieler Gerlebuns
lpirb er ii9 pobI taum gang er9oIen,
Ser Mann, Der SO Sabre alt lit, bat
cine Srau unb a4t &inoer in Srlanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
GdD,uets.

- Qadenoe grbeu. Sn @enf itarb
Dor Sturgeon in elmer elenben ManIarbe
elm aagemein bemitleihefer Mann; Die
tantonale NrmentaHe CAB ibm mpnat=
lid 10 ST.; er bate auf Der StraBe
Gpblitriinfe unb anbere GemiiI es @b=
fdae CUR Nabrung geiubt. DIS er gum
Sterben fam, rief er ben Hotar unb
permdcbte Ieinen beiben @srpanbten,
atpei artigen 9Gs6en, fein GermOeen
BON mebr ais $4,000 Sranten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28

Sin Gi9arretten iperoen in 2ons
bon ourdlhnittli9 tdsli9 1000, 900
oerpaiit.
Girden perteu unter allen Gjs-
bduoen an bauii9lien pom Slieltrabl
Setroiien.
Ger adtliinbi0e arbeitS>
tag 1T IN II Stoateu Der lniOn ge'
leelih eingeiiibrt.
Oe nnbe ucu9eborene Sim
Der merben inuerbolb breier Wionate
ibr 8ewidt peroreiiadcn.
Sir bonn 9lie 9etrofene
Rerlonen beltebt in Swei SGllen
ton orci gasiiGt auf Gjeueiuns.
Nn Nopellen nnb Homaner
fNmen i'm peraangenen Sabre in Den
Ser. Staaten iibcr 1000 gum 9rrd.
Gin @olbgelo muroen i'm pers
aansenen Sabre uou Sntel Gam $i5,'
406, 39l erpogilu unO sl20, 39l, STA
impOrtirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
@brDntk.
~
1nlano.
SiTrict Columbia.

Gin itolienii9er Gentleman. Die
.@oIbinotpn Yoit t" beri6tet iiber etnen
pprtioen ;tolieniI6en 0iplomaten, Der
Iih in Der fsinen 9eieai3aft Der Sunz
besbauptItdOt beinabe unmOglld. 9es
mad,t hEe, neil er neuli9 in einem
@trabepbabnpagen elmer alien ytegeS
rim 5eizen Sip obsetreten babe. als
circumference llmitdnD peroe babel Die
Shot7a6e an9eieDen, Dab er eben crit
nonIiner f6peren &rantbeit geneien
unY nod 10 i6pa9 9etpeien iet, pab er
foiIm auf ben Suben Gabe ltepen TOM
Tn. Bcnn Der italienti9e Diplomat
/6 oQour6 pirtli9 bei Der feinen 9ez
/eQi6uft unm0gIi4 9ema9t bat, lm .
i9limmer fir beIagte feline SeleI13att.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28

CUR 9srfiisung iteuen. Der Io5ialiiti=
f9e girgermeiiter perurtbeilie bas
Spitem, benz MinDeitbietenoen einen
Itdbtii9en Nuftrag 3u3uipenoen. Bill
li9e Nngebpte beoeuteten niebrtge
20bne. Man BARI auf Die 4usfiibrun9
bieies acknowledgement Programmes
sefpannt iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
.satet eud, Dor saIbeu aeaem SatarrD,

&Itet Gu6 Dor SaIbeu scaem &atarrb,
ee Guet Nlbsr e%ntbaIten, ba Quetiilber lider ben z inn
re-. eerats 3~srtbren uno ba5 Z nie Spftem u6ui9 sers
fhiten rpirb, penn es ourd bic i6leimiseu Sberhdden
~etnortuSt. Soite artitel ioIten ME auBer oui 8ers
ororunS gut beruiener AerSte gebruu6t weroen, od Der
Sdabsn, ben ie onridtet, ,tbnmat 10 erob lit ais eaS
Snte, eaS Sbr oapou e~rsielsu fonutet. SoIrs sns
& II r. ~iaSrtSirt pom Z. .. Gbenep & 90. Tos
ieoo, g., ertbdlt fein Guefitlbcr uno piro iunerltb
aeuomrler ruo pirtt brett aui bic idlsimioen Sbers
Hidden beS Spitens. gSeun Sbr Sau's aatarrss 8ur
fault, ieto fiber. eab Sbr ddte oefommt. Sie wirb
innerltd senonmen unb in 3oleoo, Sbio, pom !. 9.
Sherep y 50. gemadt.
gY~Serfauit pon auen apOibsiru, Qrsis 75c Die.
Jloi6e.
Sau's familiens8iQen fro bic btiteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28
SrcGuens Der Seutiden ltmiuerfi=

Sin Seu beutiden llniperiitGten, eins
idlie6li6 Der afaSemie Miiulter, iiuo
i'm lauienben @interbalbjabr so, 233
StiSenten immatritulirt, segeih 32;;z
$50 i'm pOri9en CONNER unb 3l,110
i'm letten 9Siuter; alio aud Sieies
llal mieoer g~e9eniiber benz leetpers
flOiienen @interiemeiter cine GU
rabme non mebr ais 1000 Stuoenten!
Die 9ertbeilung Der @eiammt3abl OUT
bic einselneu uniperiitdten ersibt iid
aus Der nadltebenoen Gabelle, in wels
der iiberall bes ger9leiheS wesen
SmiIden Slammern Die entipreGenoen
;3ablen crit Ses SommerS uno bann
bes porisen @inters beiseiiist iino:
Berlin 6l5l (9egen 1882 unb $685.
Bonn 1880 O975 = l67lD Sreslau
1929 (l5S7 = l497), Grlansen 1926
Q07O - 1861. 6reibur9 ll4l (l545
= 1879 @ieBen III (733 - 674),
gOitingen 1l9l O2l6 = Il54l
GreuswalS 775 (s64 = 1867, Salle
1908 Q603 = 1906, Seioelberg
ll42 O3s4 - lOS4), Sena 664
C755 = 632), aiel Gas 1888 = $500,
a~Oni9sberg 77s (733 = 6s4), Seipiis
34l3 (3l74 = 3277), Miarburs lO4O
Oll5 = 90sl, Miiindeu 1905 (402S
= 3Sl7l Wiiinlier 566 (537 - 526l
9Ioitod AS ace - 45ll, Strabburs
1915 G040 - 1860, 2ii6insen
1906 O377 = 1866 uno @iir,burs
l343 G3l2 = l425). Veiii9li1 Der
Gertbeiluu9 auf Die einielneu S0fuls
taten iinc gewiiie unsleidmdbisteiten
in ben amtliGen neutrality-suspicious.
III beadJten, inSem Die Gameraliiten
tbeils Der juriitiiten, tbeils Der pbitos
iopbiiden 6G!ultGt, bic Stuoirenoen
Der j3abnbeilfunoe balo Der meoi.
ainiideu uno balo Ger pbiloiOpbiiden
Safultdt 3useSablt iinb. SdIeiSet man
oiele beiSen aatesorieu 9leidmaBig
aus, 10 er9ibt iid i%olsenoe ueberiidt f:
l496 fatboliihe GbeOlogeu (9egen l549
i'm CONNER lno 1856 i'm porisen
@inter(, 1884 euan9eliI6e 1beolosen
(2565 - 2525l, $500 Surilten (s479
= sO49), 1889 Meoi3iner (75O2 =
1885, 1929 (367l 3454) Ebilo'
logon unb SiItoriier, 4Os5 (3462 -
309D Watbematifer uno Naturwifiens
ihaitler, 1898 U0S6 = 1882 Bbara
maSeuten, SAT $3.50 = 67S) Stus
oirenSe Der 1anbwirtbiNaft, 1872 $3.50
- $50 Gameralilien uuS Stuoirenoe
Der Soritmirtbidait uno AGA (4l9 -
374) Stuoirenoe Der 3abnbeiltunoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-02-28

bon teinem Wirtbe cine 3efe BADEN,
oarum peroe i6 Dir nod einmal 1900
8uloen o~usaablen laTien, bamit Die
5iilfe bauernb lit. Mber bas Iage id
Dir, baB 9u mir binfiir feinen 8diern
mebr i9niirit!" Der Wirtb par es 5u@
frieoen, feline &ollegen bon beute aber
perpen benten, na9bem Ie poritebenz
bes SiitDr6en geleien: ISM 3eifen bes
8ertebrs tommen leioer Ipl6e f6One
0tnge nidt mebr por!!" llno fe baben
Ge9t.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17
A VIVID PICTURE.

We look into cradle and behold a
crying male babe. At the ageof10 he is
a noisy kid with half the buttons off his
pants and an eye for meanness; at Is
he is the devil in the print shop, at 20
he is the publisher of a country news
paper and at the head of every enter
prise calculated to improve thetown or
enrich the business men thereof at 35
he's an emaciated wornOut man with a
bald head and holes in his pockets, and
at so he's a corpse in cheap coffin and
his only resources left behind two
cases of long primer, a Washington
hand press and a subscription book
with 678 delinquent subscribers, who
line up and march past his coffin say
ing che was a public-spirited fellow
but he could never save anything. =
Franklin IN. CO. Press.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17
FRENCH IMITATION FURS.

London is reputed the fur market of
the world, but France imports less and
exports more prepared skins and OBJ
jects in skin, leather and fur than Eng
land. The French owe their prosperity
in this industry to the art with which
they are able to make limitations of
expensive furs. Thanks to the per-
lection of their processes, the French
turn every year 80,000,O00 rabbit skins,
100000 hare skins, and proportion
ate number of cat skins, according to
finish, into Canadian marten, Prussian
marten, otter, etc. The cry of March
and peaux de lapin!" is legendary up
on the streets of Paris. This merchant
buys Of the cook for a few sous the
skins, which he sells by HUNDREDS to
other merchants, who sell them by
thousands to others who buy them by
hundreds of thousands. 1t is said
that two-thirds OF the fur used in the
world is rabbit. 1t may be hazarded,
then, that the greater number of fur
jackets and muffs have their starting
point in French kitchens.-Contem-
porary Review.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-07-17
THRILLING CAUSES OF WARS.

Many wars have had trif1ing causes.
A dispatch altered in one or two
points by Bismarck brought on the
Franco-German conflict Palmerston
said facetiously that only three men
in Europe ever knew what the Schles-
wig Holstein troubles, which led to two
wars, we're about, and two of them
died before the conflicts began, while
he, the third man, had forgotten. A
sighting reference by Frederick the
Great of Prussia to Madame Pompa-
dour of France was said to have been
one of the causes of the seven-years'
war, sometimes called the "war of the
three petticoats," from the fact that
the France of Pompadour and the Rus
STA of Catherine II. joined the Austria
of Maria Theresa against Frederick.
According to John Bright, England
and her allies drifted into the Crimean
war without realizing it until after
they got in, and they did not know
what they were fighting for even after
they started while it is certain that
everything which was supposed to have
been fixed by that conflict was dis
turbed afterward. The result of the
quarter of a century Of wars beginning
with the commencement of the French
revolution and ending with Waterloo
pleased nobody and settled nothing, ;.
according to Sheridan The average
person who lived in those days knew
as little about the causes of the slaugh-
ter as old Kaspar did about the battle
of Blenheim when questioned by little
Peterkin.
But the rise of the people to power
in government has had a tendency to
diminish the number of wars. The
example which the United States and
England set when, during Grants first
administration, they settled the Ala
bama claims controversy by arbitra-
ton, is having an influence all over
the world. Africa has been peaceably
divided up among several nations in
the past quarter of century. China
is being partitioned today among half
a dozen countries in the same ami
cable manner. The partitioning OF
North America between England ana
France in the 18th century caused a
series of wars which, with a few shorr
intervals, lasted about 80 years. The
Hague gathering may take a further
| step toward diminishing what Erasmus
called "the malady of princes. LES
| lies Weekly.
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rMaYvy Wothe1s
Gr02l2ude
LETTER TO MRS. p1NKHAM NO. 26,7Ss1

4.
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After first confinement I was sick for
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took your Compound all through, and
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THE CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.

The newspaper in the collection hav-
ing the honor of greatest age is the
London Gazette of 1865 and subsequent
years. 1t chronicles each day the
CHASTITY phenomena of the terrible
plague. A complete file of the London
Times, from it's advent in IT'S, is one
OF the possessions of the library. Of
the early American newspapers one of
the most interesting is the Herald, a
Gazette for the Country, showing that
the name Herald did not originate with
BENEFITS Herald, first published in
1855. In the issue of the Herald of
June 4, 1894, appear two letters from
George Washington, one of them ad-
dressed to Lord Burnham, a friend of
American independence One of the
Oldest of American newspapers in the
collection is the New York Gazette of
1743, which was succeeded by the
Gazette and Postboy. There are files
of number of papers of New York,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and Boston, of
the time of the revolution, and several
of them antedating that period by
some years. One of the most amusing
of the older publications is the Penn
sylvania Gazette, started in 1851 by "B.
Franklin, postmaster" 1t contains
drawings of the New Jersey lottery,
advertisements of Poor Richards AL
manac and of many runaway slaves.
1t would seem that Frank
lin himself must have been
a Shareholder, as there are
advertisements signed by him of ser
wants who had concluded that there
was somewhere a larger freedom than
could be found even in the household
of the great subsequent revolutionist.
The Pennsylvania Chronicle, published
in 1867 and after, is another notable
possession of the library. Of the for
eign publications of the last century,
there are in the library the Moniteur
Universal, the Journal Oficiel and the
Journal DIES Debats, all Of which con-
tain fair reports of the scenes attend
ant upon the French revolution
Washington Cd. CO. Post
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