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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
DEAD HEROES OF THE MAINE.
The Battle.hip Texas, with Their
Remains, Arrives at Newport,
News, Va. -

Newport News, Va. Dec: 2e:--The
battleship Texas; in command of Capt.
'SIgsbee, arrived here shortly before
noon. yesterday with the remains OF
the men who lost their lives by the
destruction of the battleship Maine in
Havana harbor. The bodies of the Isl
Maine heroes, which were brought up
On the Texas will be transferred to a
Chesapeake & OHIO train to-day at Il
o'clock, and will be taken to Washing.
ton for inttrment in Arlington GENE.
terry next Thursday. .
The Texas encountered a gale oil
Cape Hatteras, but had good weather
until that point was reached. She
anchored in Lynn Haven bay Sunday
night, and came up to Old Point yes.
terday morning. After the quarantine
regulations had been complied with
sne proceeded to this city.
The chaplain, Father Chadwick. who
was chaplain on the Maine, is in charge
CT the remains of the dead heroes, and
will accompany them to Washington
Not more than a score of the bodies
on the Texas were identified. The
names of these are inscribed on the
collins which inclose their mortal ne.
mains. There were no ceremonies hers
in honor of the arrival of the Names
dead, but impressive exercises. will
take place to-day, when the bodies are
transferred from the ship to the train
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
TO KILL EVERY MAN IN CAN'T.
The AvOwed Mission of a Desperate
Negro Cut Short by n Well
Directed Pistol Shot.

Hanna, Wyo., Dec. Ca Negro
named Lucius Miller, employed at Z
Union Pacific grading camp on the
Hanna-Dana cutoff, armed himself
with a pitchfork and, swearing NJ
would kill every man in camp, starrtG
on his mission. He cracked the heaas
of several graders and was having e.
erything his W way. when he went
tC the contractors supply wagon,
where he met Troy pendleton, a while
man.. Pendleton watched his chance
when he whipped out his revolver and
fired, full in the negro's face. Miller
fell to the ground, MORALLY wounded,
and died not long afterward. No ar
rest was made, as the shooting APP
peared to have been done in self H.
tense.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
GEN. YOUNG AS GOVERNOR.
liz will Rule the Northwestern
Provinces of LuzOn-Establish-
ing Municipal Governments.

Manila, Dec. 26.-Gen. Young has
been appointed governor of provinces
of northwestern Luzon, with head
quarters at Vigan. His command in
cludes the Thirty-lhird infantry. I'M
der Col. Luther r. Hare, and the Third
cavalry. He will establish permanent
stations at San Fernando and I!DGg,
with outposts wherever needed.
The Sixteenth infantry will proceed
to APART, garrisoning such fowls as
may be deemed necessary in the prov
inces of ~Caguyan, isabella and Nueva
Viscaya, of which Col. Htod has been
appointed military governor.
Gen. Young and Col. Huod are estah-
fishing civil municipal governments.
and the ports in northern Luzon will
be opened for trade about January /.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
A Great strike Threatened,

Paris, Dec. 26.-At a meeting of =.
500 miners held yesterday in 1T.
Etienne a resolution was adopted in
favor of declaring a general strike in
the coal basin of the Loire to-day. A
movement involving $4,000 men is
feared. The prosperity of the coeI
trade led the miners to demand an
increase of wages, shorter hours and 0
formal recognition of the miners fed.
GRAFTON by the companies. The latter
made an offer of five per cent. increase,
hut this was refused amida; cries o.
"Vive Ia greve."
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
Killed Over = Poker Game.

Clinton, ILL.,, Dec. 26.-At three
o'clock yesterday morning a murder
occurred at Weldon, ten miles south
east of here. Harry Summers, Jr., of
Weldon, a carpenter, and Doc" Mar
cum, a farm hand, near Deland, in
Piatt county, engaged in a quarrel in
4 poker room, when Marcum shot and
killed Summers. Marcum, who was
drunk at the time of the killing, is a
kentuckian, and about 25 years old.
His victim is about 80 years old, aud
Pc 2ular. He had a family. Mafrum
Is CIIInarrieC
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
THAT MORTGAGE MUST BE PAID
tons Widow and Children
Above Want.

Washington, Dec. 21.-The following.
which explains itself, was issued yes
terday:
Washington, D. c., Dec. 20, 1926.
Maj.-Gen. Henry w. Lawton, United
States volunteers, whose Death occurred
az San Maeto, Island of Luzon.. on De-
cember Is, 1899, has left little hut his
good name as a legacy to his wife and
children. A piece Of property purchased
by him as a home, in California has q
mortgage of half the purchase price still
outstanding and unliquidated. The I'M
dersigned have voluntarily associated
themselves together for the purpose Of
raising funds to pay off the Indebtedness.
Contributions will be thankfully received
by them, and be devoted to the object
~hereinabove set forth.
The aid of the newspapers Of the coun-
try Is requested.
Contributions will be received by any
II. C. CoRBIN,
Adjutant General, Washington, D. c.
JOHN F. WESTON.
Acting Commissary General, Washington.
WIN. LUDLOW,
Brigadier General, Havana. Cuba
WIN. r. SKATER.
Major General. San Francisco.
Senator Fairbanks, of Indiana, has
introduced a bill granting a pension Of
S., 1000 q year to Gen. Lawton's widow.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
Aid for the Widow of Gen. Lawton

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 21.-Within
two hours after the publication of the
appeal of the war department for aid
for the wife of Maj.-Gen. Lawton, $500
was subscribed in this city by w
persons. Capt. W. E. English, who
served with Gen. Lawton in the Span
ish-American war, headed the list with
500. II. n. Hanna, who was at the
of the monetary commission. also
subscribed 500.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
Mary Garrett Pardored.

Columbus, o., Dec. 26.-Miss Mary
Garrett, one of the most noted of
oma prisoners in the Ohio peniteI-
tiary, was pardoned yesterday. She
entered the prison October ), 1883, I'M
der sentence of death. carrying a babe
in her arms, having been convicted of
cremating her two imbecile step-chil-
dren at Spencer, Medina county. Gov.
Foraker committed her sentence to
life imprisonment.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
Street Ours Burned.

Canton, O., Dec. 26.-Fire started in
an electrical heater in one of the Can
ton-Massillon cars Sunday night, after
all the cars had been III into the barn.
Only three ears were taken put intact,
eight being destroyed. Fifteen others
were more or less damaged. Loss,
$50, 1000; covered by insurance.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
Al uinaIdo,. Wife D..a

Manila, Dec. a4.-Col. Wilder has tel.
egraphed to Vigan, from Bayombany,
That Aguinaldo has crossed tie noun
'ains near Bayombang. goix.: south
ward. His wife died in E Village IL
that city.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
Ten Person. Were Killed.

Rome, Dec. 23.-It now appears that
tn. disaster at Amalf, on the gulf of
salsrno. Friday afternoon, caused BY
the rock on which stood the C~apuccmi
hotel, sliding bodily into the sea, was
not SO extensive rs at first supposed.
Only ten persons were killed.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
GEN. LAN1ON'S REMAINS.
The Body Of the Dead General Taken
TO- Manila Under an ts-'
eort.of Cavalry.ss
ARE TEMPORARILY PLACED IN lviulr.
The Death of the General Has Caused uni
vsrsal Sorrow In Manila, where He WAS
Popular with Americans and Natives
AEke-FiIpino Mayors Will Attend the
Funeral. -

Popular with Americans and Natives
AIike-FtIpino Mayors Will Attend the
Funeral. -'.sT.k2 20
Manila, Dec.r21.-Maj-Gen. Lawton's
body was brought from San Mateo to
Manila yesterday afternoon, his staff
and a squadron of cavalry acting as es-
cort. twas found necessary to bridge
the river. .
Disposition of the Remains.
The funeral will take place from his
late residence here, a mansion former
ly occupied by a Spanish general. The
body has been placed temporarily in
Q vault in Ell Pace cemetery, where
many of the American soldiers have
been inferred, and a guard'of honor
will be maintained. When Mrs. Law
ton and her four children shall have
completed their arrangements for re-
turning to the United States, the re-
mains will be taken on a transport
with an escort of officers for final in
terment, as is thought probable here,
t Arlington, cemetery. .,pIs
C000eO Oh1VeF8aI SOrrOWs
Gen. Lawton's death. has CAUSED uui-
versal sorrow in Manila. No Ancri-
can officer had greater popularity
among all ranks. and in his dealings
with the natives he commanded their
respect and confidence to a remarka-
BILE degree. The mayors whom he in
stalled in the neighboring towns are
arranging to attend the funeral in a
body.
Covered the Programme Assigned.
To his executive ability and personal
leadership is chiefly due the brilliant
execution of the plan of campaign in
north Luzon, which has scattered the
lnsurrectionary forces from San Isitlo
to the gulf of Lingayen. That section
Of the island which had to be ~traversed
during the very worst season of the
year, presented difficulties considered
by all acquainted with it to be almost
insurmountable, but Gen. Lawton
thoroughly covered the programme as
signed him.
Shared the Lot of His Men.
When he reached Tayug and found
the other division had not arrived, he
went through to Dagupan on his own
responsibility. Although he imposed
great hardships on his men, he in
variably shared their lot %cheerfully.
The Wounded at San Mateo.
Thirteen Americans, including three
officers, were wounded in the engage.
ment at San Mateo, where Gen. Law
ton was killed. Capt. Breckinridge's
wound is not considered dangerous,
although the bullet penetrated his arm
and side.
The Forces Engaged.
1t is estimated hat the insurgents
numbered 500, and that half of them
were armed with rifles. The Ameri-
cans numbered 1900, but the com
mand had been much depleted by sick
ness.
The wagon train found the roads
impossible and was obliged to return.
The insurgents retreated to the
leaving six dead.
A Rebel Stronghold.
They have other forces near Taytay.
This region, although close to Manila,
has proved the most difficult from
which to dislodge the enemy. 1t is
now reported that the insurgents in
tend to concentrate at Santa Cruz.
province, and in the district
east of Iapuna de Bay.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
ANOTHER ELECTION TANGLE.
h Kentucky Election Commits
sion TO be Taken Into Court.

Frankfort, KY, Dec. 27.-Concessions
concerning the makeup of the state
board of election commissioners may
be brought before the court before the
commissioners sit as a contest board
to pass upon the claims made by the
democratic candidates for the state
offices below hat of lieutenant gov
ernor, which are now held by repub-
licans. The point of contention is the
procedure to be followed in filing the
vacancies caused by the recent reslg-
nation of Commissioners Pryor and
Ellis. The democrats have construed
the law to provide that such vacancies
are to be filled by the remaining men,
bers of the board, and on this theory
Judge John H. Fulton was appointed
to fill one of the vacancies. Commits
sioners Poyntz and Fulton are to meet
here Thursday to select the third MEM
Der of the board. The republicans
now make the assertion that these
vacancies should be filled by appoint
ment of Gov. Taylor. 1t is said the
governor will make nominations to fill
the vacancies, and that the question
will then be taken into the courts.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
GLIMPSES OF LAYTON.
Incidents fn the Career of the In
trepid Soldier Showing the
Stuff He was Made of.

The following review of the career
u Mai.-Gen. Henry ". Lawton will be
read with added interest, in view of
his recent death at the hands of a
Filipino sharpshooter in Luzon:
A Native of Ohio.
Henry w. Lawton was born in Ohio sc
years ago. He was a country boy and got
,nly a common school education-not
my too much of it. 1t is to be doubted If
e,wouid have learned a great deal If
spt steadily at college until he attained
majority; E~mphatieally as is nat a
n to him always q task ard never a
ASSURE. Men are his Dooks-men and
openings. HIS folk we're PLAIN farmer
/ size Of bone. The tremendous mus
thu ~tireless endurance which have
ed him in later life had the bssin-
4 their Development N the open air
fields of his boyhood.
srson Gen. Lawton was a wonder.
ng 6 feet 8 inches nigh, as straight
! ale, with long arms. wide shoulders,
chest and thin tanks. he weighed l.5
nd recently weighed 10.
Not . Political Soldier.
~ ton never was a political soldier.
he. got his commission in the reg
rmy he was assigned to a regiment
vas soon sent out 20 the frontier.
e[EcX z 6diICo ~ 6lCal tCPQt1tlol do
n fighter which had much to do
early selection for a command in
~ with Spain. His regiment was
the Indian campaigns from 1868
q vt that which army officers most
with the fame of Lavton was
Of Geronimo. Twice this born
ia force across the Mexican
~ followed the trail Of the Willy
A18ef into the Businesses Of the
lNEadre. It IL an Interesting fact that
'lpation in this Apache campaigning
ut out the fighting qualities of Sur
.nyeonard Wool and laid the founda-
n a reputation which Induced the
fstration to authorize MIN to organ
SEfe Rough Rder1. Lawt0n and Wood
together inlthe Geronimo campaign
They found themselves together
ssetast June al Santiago. Lawton head
;divisiOn an Wood commanding q
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
Twenty YeA,s in the Line.

After his % yeara service In the line.
hich made him famous as an Indian
c~ampaiener. Lawton,A IN 1883, was trans:
3erred to the stan as p Northumberland
stationed in washington IN years. and
vas occupying a desk 1t tbs war DEPART
Dent when the hoetilitia with Spain came
- ~ Ssid ssoosS sIss6 him SsN N &iS
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30
Fiscal Report Of the Union P.cia~.

Chicago, Dec. 27.-Advance copies of
the annual report of the Union Pacific
road Tor the fiscal year ended June 81
have been issued. They contain the
following figures: Gross earnings,
$1s,s11,641 operating expenses, $11,-
412,16s; net earnings, ss,399,473; in
t~erest. dividends and miscellaneous,
$1,21s,736; balances, s9,61s,2O9; inter-
est on funded debt, $3.50 600; balance,
s5,7ss,2os; received from Oregon Short
line, $795,1s5; applicable to dividends,
$6,5sa,a6 dividends, s2,625,OOO; sur
plus, $3,95S,36S.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1899-12-30

A month afterward Geronimo, Naches
and their band of cutthroats were pris-
oners in Florida. Not only was the power
for evil of this particular tribe nulifiel,
but the spirit of Apache resistance was
broken. 1t had been demonstrated that
they could be beaten at their own game.
Once again the white man had shown
them that he was their master, mentally.
morally and physically. 1t was this serv-
ice which called Lawton from the west
and landed him in Washington, with much
official prestige.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10

Sob. R0ssen, Weibserber; BON IS.
Quauft, 9. b. Wilbelm aloie, WeiBa
gerber; 10. &arl Morib, g. b. 8uftdr
Miiaer, &aufmann; 20. Sulius So
Iepb, 9 b. Mi9el Groiie, commits,
5rana Sob. Yeter, g. b. peter 5rdna
Moulin, Seulptirer; 81. Selena 4nna,
3. b. Soiepb Spaub, 8Gtermeiiter;
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Bed, Wegepdrter.
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Maria @bberse.
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s: II. 2ubpis S9neioer. alt Sc. S.,
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alt l ct; Is. Minna &irf4baum, alt
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Mar 4uguit poucet, aft 10 &; 20.
9abriel SoIepb Nnton Gutter, alt Z
W., Marsaretba Sermanbes, alt 81 s..
Witttpe b.. Sob. 6rana Salser, Stls,
Nntreider; 81. Sobann Seinrid
Slammans, alt 13 S., STUDENT; Maz
ria Soiepbine pfeiffeni9neiber, alt 81
g., Wittpe b. Inbreas &teffer, atls.
Gommis an Der Spartafe, @nton
S4eer, alt SO S, SaglObner, aus
Weioingen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10

Nus Dem 8ert9te iiber bic
Observation-Disclosures bes 8l0pz
peltriegs Oenfmals gu Glerf eriebsn
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psriOnli6 %anpeIenb par, unb nit
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ger in Imerita betrd9tet puroe. Die
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Wir bebauern ni6t penig, bab mir
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@bre Der suten Sa9e Der 9uremburs
Ger erfolsreid buraSufiibren piNen,
tpa6rsnp bic sueifsIhaftsn. religions
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10
ARaxeattarper Uasets, gienstug, BEN 10. Ostpher 1899.

loien unb liberulen Glemente benz
ternztdtboliI6en 2uremburger 8olte
nod meiitens INNER nur bD6it 5tpetfels
bate Gbren geponnen baben.
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entnebmen mir:
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Der Sp6D. 9erren W. 9aberItod, We.
Sberlintels unb u. Wusasr; Die
Seitpreoist belt 5o9p. Sr. s.. @iuz
mes BON Milpautes. MnpeIenb lpaz
rem nod Die 9o6p. Serren 9rueder,
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be. Na6mittass fanb elm 8olfsfeit
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meinbe eridten bereits in Der rs3eiz
tung" am 81. 4ueuit.
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au 8%artringen in 2uremburg eeboren
uno perbeiratbete ii6 1867 NIT Waria
Hoob. Der gliidliden @be entlprofsn
bret SDbne uno feds 5D9ter. Die
SOAter limb Srau Massie Msbinser,
Trdu Warp @dtrp, iopie &atie, Bar
bara, Inna unb 4ngelica; bic lebten
betoen fino i'm &lofter. Sbrs S0bne
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auf benz ct. Marien> Sriebbofs bur6
Hep. 80. 8riider ftatt uno piele
Treunbe unb 8etannts tparen BEL benz
ielben antpefene.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10
Saar, Noisl. GifeI uno Sunsra9.

Srisr, "a. Sept. sSn ben Sasel
bonn 90. bis 25. September finbet bier
bic sc. Notwithstanding bes lambs
pirthiAaftli6en 8ereins fir Mbein,
preuBen nit IusiteIung itatt. 2ebtes
re purbe beute bur9 ben Serrn 9er=
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mersbeim erDffnet. Die 8ei6idunq
Der 4usiteluns lGbt, namsntli9 mas
Seberpieb unb Sbit anbetrifft, nidts
su piini6en iibrig. S4pa9 pertreten
limb Semitic. ginen beIonberen Mnz
aiebunsspuntt biloet bic Toritbaus, in
pel6er bic proputte bes Wdlpbaues
unb Der Jii6su4t fopie Der 8ienen.
audit untersebra9t iinb. Die @prbes
reitunsen limb augeni9einli9 rs6t ses
pifenbaft sema9t porben. @ues lit
beitens sepronet. Den beutigsn Bera
banblungen Der Settion Walobau
pobnte aud Der Sbsr,prGIipent Der
R~beinpfal5 Bel.
Mofeltern, "a. Sept. geftern
4benb lit elm She'll Der Saaniden
Woabedenfabrit bier absebrannt.
Sas 5euer fam in Der Spinnerei gum
4usbru6 unb perbreitete iit ihnea, oa
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trd6tlih, sumal bic pielen pertbpolen
Spinnmai6inen BON WaHer peroors
ben purben. Der Sabritbetrisb piro
ni4t untsrbro4sn psrosn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10

belt auf Der Sabres= @erIammluna bes
-Sunior Srber Of TIE limited @merican
Me9anics1 cine &ebe, in Der er Die faz
tbolifde Stride in robe Weiie ansriff.
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genommen. Sir oerartige GDber, tpels
de ben Monb anbelleu, bat man nur
elm mitleibiges 2Gdeln, unb man pers
seibt berartige @usfdle Der llnpifen,
belt Der @ngreifenben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10

Observation-Disclosures uub Nsentsnsebibs
rem 49,. :. ............... 500 70
Qorto SAIL 20, 0rudioAsn SSS.A. .......... 900 a
e6reibmotsrialieu unb 6ra6igsloer. ........ so IL
M ~tleneeloer uno Sotsls Nednuuaeu Der Dis
rettorsn: ~Weriammluus IN Davenport. -. SO %
S~porietn oes Staats'arstes ........ ....... 81 W
gsbalier: Seuerul : Setretdr $l25; 4. 8.
HurB SlOO. ....s. 40 W.
Re,ablt ilr Sterbeiau Ro. 1866 ....... -. 1000 OO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10

ippad Of, Is. Sept. 9eitern
gbenb purbs Der MteBger S4mit BON
TieberterI6en beim 8erlahen Der
@irtbi6aft Natban bon aabier bon
einem bel Der neuen 8abn bei6dftisten
S9la6tmeiIter a~nsesriffen unp erbielt
8 aefdbrli6e Meheritihe in ben &opf.
Der Mehsrbelo purbe belte Mtorsen
binafeit gema9t unb na4 2ugsmburs
abgeiabrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10
Dereiniote Staaten.
eeltcmes set.

6err Sobann Sanb in ct. Bernard,
Tebr., f@eierte am %. @usuit feline sols
oene 9oassit in @esenpart bon lieben
&inoern, 3pei S4tpeitern, SO Nsffsn
Nno Nidten, Spei 9rpbneffen, orei
S6pieseriObnen. Inter ben Na1s
tommen befanoen ii6 elm prisitsr uno
spei Nonnen. bic tpeit Der, aus Cana
ba. Buffalo unb Mempbis setommen
paren, I'm iid an benz Jeite gu betbeis
liaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10
0e,pSbnt iih aus @aNer.

Sntel gum Neffen, Der STUDENT
if): nNun, na6bem Dir Der 9lrat ben
Mlfcbol sriinbli4 perboten, sep0bnit
Su Did bod lansiam ans WaHerg"
8 ia! Dab beute i6on brei gosnacs
glGier bon setrunten!1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-10-10

seIerps. Sonb, Oss Roines Eau. gout...... 1867 80
WI Sauo, aassabss 6ono ........1,4s7 "a
Sun Stsrbsssos 6ono. Z. 1866 5U"-3,593 81
$sS. i26 10
s9sr uadfe SossSfaa untsr ben gouratens WRtt.
aIieeeru uiro aus BEN Slerbsselo.r 5 Jono be;ablt
perbtu.
0eriouen, w'lde gtlb aui Sarmldnoere, en- in Soma IN
boratu wiuldeu. po1en oeh. an Rsu. Il. 8. grune,
alton. Sa.. ossr en- u. : RHippsl, Gpsrspils. Sa.,
idrsibeu.
~. 3. 0nippeI,
GeneralsS etrttdr.