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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19
Censured the Manner Of Execution

Denver, Colo, Nov. l9.-Governor
Thomas was greeted with Kisses yester
day afternoon when he arose TO ad-
iress a meeting of clergymen and
church people. Women and business
meu bad gathered in the First Baptist
Church to discuss the lynchtng OF the
negro near limon on Friday. Not one
voice was raised in protest OF the exc
cution of the negro, the only criticism
voiced being against the method used
in killing the murderer. Hanging for
crimes such as that committed by Por-
ter was given what amounted to in
dorsement. "The crime for which
Porter has paid such terrible penalty"
said Gov. Thomas, sis the most horrible
on record. cannot blame the parents,
for it is impossible to realize their grief
and frenzy unless one is placed in their
position. do not oensure the Negroes
execution, but the manner OF it," After
TWO hours of recrimination, resolutions
we're adopted directed against savagery,
and the meeting was adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19

SENATOR CHANDLER doesn't think
the reduction of Southern representa-
tiop would be a suffi Gent penalty fer
restricting the suffrage of the negroes
in the South to those who are intelli-
gent enough to know that a ballot
means something else than its market
orice. and that some harsher means
should be adopted by Congress to force
the white people Of this section to SUBJ
NIT to negro domination. But Mr..
Chandler is the man who sent the IA
nous dispatch to Mr.. Hayes, you
have 1856 votes and are elected"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19
gamy.

THE FACTS that clerk in national bank
in Kentucky has robbed hat bank of nearly
two hundred thousand dollars aud that be
has been engaged for fifteen years In doing
60 prove that the people who do business
with that bank may as well have been spared
the expense Of paying the salaries OF the off,
cisls who during sll those years have been ex'
aiming the accounts of that bank.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19
MANIPULATING CENSUS RETURNS

MANIPULATING CENSUS RETURNS
The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Sun says: But look out for
the bridging forward OF a measure upon
which the fDal enactment will be built
il the very first days OF the next ses-
sion OF Congress. According to com
mon report the census experts are fig
uring on a scheme to manipulate the
population statistics so as to effect q
cutting down OF southern representa-
ton without impairing that OF the rest
of the country. The motive 10 this is
supposed to be TO avoid directly put.
ting into execution the punitive sec
tons in the Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Constitutions! amendments. Experts
have queer way at tlme0 OF sTrsnging
fgures. 10 this instance they have
rather difficult task, and it /: more
than probable the outeoWe will not be
satisfactory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19

JUDGING from the result of the recent
investigation OF the frauds committed
by u. S. officers in Cubs, by the
committee of the y. 8. Senate
appointed to make it, the guilty parties
in those frauds, as we'll as those in all
other government frauds. will be per-
fectly safe during the Mckinley ad
miaistration, which, Of course, must be
an honest as we'll as prosperous
one
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19
MONETARY AND C0MN b.

New York. Nov, 19.-The stock mHsG
opened excited and strong Opening Psea
were encouraged by buoyancy and "-'
shasp gains were scheduled Ia initis qloa'
tons. Later, throughout the active Isl ~
list, reactions of l per cent. were 10 el 4.
The selling pressure seemed 70 exhaust l'a'
in the first half hour. After that 10 m''' 10
stances, signs of increasing strength H'''
apparent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19
Now THAT President Mckinley is 9

Now THAT President Mckinley is so
anxious to help those who supplied
Mr.. Hanna with corruption money that
he is willing to postpone any assault up
on Southern representation, the repub.
lican Congressman who have been 30
pronounced 10 favor of that assault,
like most other too previous people,
teel like they have stepped on an egg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19

THOUGH the bntcheries and outraees
committed by the allied army in China,
of which Americans constitute q
part, may be c)ndoned by the respec-
tive governments OF those allies, they
can hardly be, by right thinking people
among the supporters of those govern.
ments, for they are shocking, not only
TO Christians, but aguostics and even 10
jpfidels.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19
From Havana.

Bavaua, Nov. 19-silty seven cases Of
ever are reported today. The mortality is
On the decrease.
The New York baseball team beat the
Havana club by score of 10 to 2 here yes
terday. There were 10000 spectators.
Secretary Root and his party are fishing on
be south coast.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19
DAUGHTERS OF THE CONFED
ERACY,

Although the work OF their general
convention at Montgomery, Ala, was
practically finished on Friday, the
United Daughters of the CoDfederacy
held q brief session Oh Saturday. The
oonstitu ion was gone oyer and some
miuor revisions were made.
A fund of 1926 was collected to en-.
close Bull Ruo Cemetery.
A fund of $500 was raised for the For
rest monument, at Memphis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19
ovxvp.I OTIS, ex.U. 8. commander

GENERAL Otis, ex.U. s. commander
10 the Philippines. continues TO speak
Of the Christian natives of Luzon. who
ara fighting for their liberty, as rob
Der bands" but he has nothing to say
AGAINST the Mohammedsns OF Jolo, with
whom President Mckinley has made
treaty recognizing slavery and poly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19
ri FGR AlP.

H't.r Ta'..r. c,lared. sgsd -,
yaT'. d' q q PnnCess Anne con-, AZ
--ri,S. 'uu'Y,
Z. 1iePhillips, a daughter =, ~.
JUICE Robinson, of Virgins d; :, e1'
London, Ontario, after a Driefi'lreeul. 10
Saturday night. es' On
The police today began to IA, ~
for an active campaign to ersd,c.,lp ,aus
in New YORK, aud by tonight Il y, wee zee
pected that wholesale raids uiu -
made in the infected districts NJ ,S Os
East Side. VI 'ne
The Philadelphia Evening TeleOr.,.
(anti-Quay) siys today: The ss. s,opa
is now made, and upon autborit r' 'e0l
cannot be doubted. that er.Ssr NAY
Quay is On the eve OF retiring from r' ,t'
field as candidate for the U : -. ue
10 favor OF Peter A. B. Wideuer
Fire broke out early this mo,0i,.
in an unoccupied house adioipIno ,s
saloon over which Mrs. Caroline SIZE vac
and her four children live 10 News,t
n. J. Her ten-yesr-old son droonaS
from q second story window. broneb,
ladder and rescued bis mother "a
three children. ''u
Henry C. Williamson. supsrinteod.,,
OF foreign mails at the general nos,
office, in New York, fell dead in FI h,
office shortly before O'Clock this sne,
noon. Heart disease Was the cam ~
death. Williamson was 60 wears n soa
and had been connected with the ros,.
Office for sc years. F'''
Harris & Company, brokers q, %
Broadway, New YORK, assigned HI.
morning. The liabilities are Ell maid
at $50, 900; assets nominal Tbey ve,.
short Of the market. J. Fletcher Sbe,n
a member of the Stock Exchange sire,
April, 1900, has also tailed. He SAY.
his Liabilities are small and that be er.
poets TO settle in full.
A strange fatality seems to be in 81.
tendance upon the members of the VIA
West show employees. Three destt.
have occurred among them since tee,
arrival at Bridgeport, Conn, last 8 EEK
from their summer tour, aud two more
men are at the hospts expected 10 ds
any moment. The cause OF this great
mortality among the attsches is thought
to be the radical changes in the " stau.
Mrs Edith Van Beale who figured
In the proceedings to have young Nes.
ton Baret StackelberQ, son Of the late
millionaire cigar MANUFACTURER. De.
clared insane, was the woman who va;
fatally injured while driving With bin
on Seventh Avenue, New YORK, a /
week ago yesterday. She died yes.er
day from her il juries. II has been sop
posed until today that the iaurtd
woman was Miss Filth Booth, The
actress. The coroner has ordered 40
investigation. Mrs. Van Besie wa.a
widow, % years old of striking appear
snce. Her home was 10 Philadelphia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19

Dr.. Morrison, in a dispatch to the
London Times from Pekln. says: 'Li
Hung Chang states that Prince TuaD
as fed for safety to Ming Hiahsien, on
the Monaghan frontier OF Ksnsu prov.
ince, the residence Of the Mongol prin ce
who is his father in-law. Meanwhile,
the foreign ministers have reopened
the discussion regarding the death pen
atty on high princes and officials. The
miois ers are weakening, having re.
duced the proposal from punishment
by death to the most severe punish
meut provided by Chi csc law, forget
tiog that the princes lie beyond the
reach of Chinese common law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19
Weather Conditions.

Washington, d. c., November 10
Unsettled conditions still continue
over the entire counr y. Rain or
snow will be general tonight from
Texas and the Gulf states north
eastward, except over the southern
portion OF the middle Atlantic states,
and 1t will continue Tuesday. Il will
continue warm in the middle and south
Atlantic states Tuesday. Do the
middle and south Atlantic coast the
yinds will be fresh southerly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19

Wine, women, end cards seem to
have been the cause Of the downfall OF
Frank NJ. Brown. bookkeeper of the
German National Bank, of Newport,
KY. II il announced that mis- defslca-
lions will reach 1896 900 at least, and
possibly more. The embellishments
have extended oyer period OF years,
aud it has not yet been learned when
be began converting the funds OF the
hank to his own uses. The bank was
closed by the bank examiners on Sat-
urday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19

THE imperislists of this country agree
with their foreign allies that a war with
an infuristed savage horde Is not to Dc
Conducted in kid gloves" They say
this 10 excuse for the murders and mas
sacres of the people of the Philippines
and China who are defending their
families and fresides from the ruin
less attacks of looting, outraging ana
blood thirsty foreign invaders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19

There Is no pleasure in life If you dread 60
ing to the table to eat and cast rest at night
on account Of indigestion. Henry Williams,
of Boonyille, Ind, says ne suffered that wsy
for years, till he commehced the use OF Aodoi
Dyspepsia Cure, and adds, Now ran est
snything like and sill l want and 'ieep
soundly every night" kodol DyspePsis
Cure will digest what you eat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19

To CROWN THE KAISER As KING -
The coronation of Emperor WiIllsm ss
King of Prussia will take piece St
Koniesberg on Friday, January Is, lts
thirtieth anniversary OF the prOcsus.
ZION of the German Empire. TIE ,t,le
festivities will last TOR -four DAYS. all
the German princes will tleud aud The
courts of Europe will BE- repre-eBiedg
royal personages, including tue Pnra
Of Wales. the Archduke Frsrz Fsd'
nand of Austria, the Grand Du,e IIsd'
mir Of Russia, the Duke Of Spsrla, he
Duke Of Aosta and the Crown Pnlced
sweden. The corona ion viii lsss
place in the Royal Scblos,, where tie
vast Moskowiter Ssal is being prepared
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19
Az THE Filipinos refuse to be benevo.

AS THE Fiiipinos refuse 70 De DeneVo'
lently assimilated, that absurd pretense
has been abandoned, and the U. B..
commander at Manila has ordered
their determination. A whole people,
according to Irish, English and old time
American ideas, cannot be indicted,
but, according to General Macarthur,
they can be exterminated. Nothing
must stop the course OF empire on
which the Americ republican is now
on its way. And Americas new ally,
Great Britain. has adopted the same
policy 10 respect of the Beers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19

Senator Davis has lost all the benefit
OF the rally of Saturday and is seeming
ly closer than ever 10 deaths door.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19

When you want prompt acting little pills
that never grippe use DeWitts Little Early
Risars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19

Chicago. Nov. 17.-Csttle - haiA'' . .e
nslly steady; natives, good to PR eoi = n,
as 4Oa5 IS; poor to medium Si'y' III.
seIectsd feeders. $3.75s4.35; m.1eo ~ ~ !,
or. SL25s4.3 80; cows. - 7Osi.22 u'" N.
s2.76a4.75; bulls, ~ 2oa4'io' ''''''
Hogs-Msrket Zoe lower, steady ;'' s..
sning At the close; top, s.; mixeG ana s o-l
e,s' "a 65s4 .07 ( good 10 eho'e M
81 S0s5; rough heavy, S46'af co. ~
"a 7Os4.97is, Ao,.e ca'a|
Others slow; lambs weak 70 ,D ns. f., 4
good to choice we,heIs. S4st 80 80, .se.gl
choice mixed, 1884 %, m's ~. We 4
S4s4. %; native lambs, S4.oOa0'-''
iambs, $5s5.26.
pb;l.deIDbis Cattle Market, Nos. ~ "a,
Cattle supplies liberal better sl'. .. .'.
20. 80 o. Common sui medium o.rL'''
market was lower, extrs s. o-'7 -, .4f-I
SO. 2Oa5. so; good. "a: 1850 ~0'
s4.6O; common, S4s4.27 .r,.s ..r
sheen and Lsmbs. Market ~ .ob cr,.ed
,nder a satisfactory inquiry, @nicI .,ess b !
S;sno,ad Of All receipts st steady 70 vs., l,..
o,ofing being firm; sheep, extra az 5,S..gs, 4
1T.a4fae: good, 3as4c; medium :
,apmo T bs2c: spring lamos 52 ~. ~ ID
HOgs-sttsdily held a DER, der Iei 5e.t Se..,u
inc and firm market conditions oe,s pes. ro
7 ~ iDs o her kinds, 6$s7e' STATE '''
In market. ,o.. n 2s,s33iC %
yOoderste inquiry st go a
Fslses setiye demand o; iSs ', choicest oaisnis
II r. ,.i3py 's ss5s55. Dressed sisS ..5 M.
readily ct s1assc. Dressed cows
6a84a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-11-19

800 I''.'. c,iered, aged T.,
YaT'. d' ' u PnuCess Anne con-, 40
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1900-04-28

Continued on 9Th page.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11
,,Ocbe tn TrteOen. pcin
CLAUDE bat DIR &C.
boIteu."

Gs lit berielbe Seius, Der in unfes
rem Subernateln ppbnt, Der bieie
Wcrte geiprofen bat. llnb pas er
oobur6 an Der franfen Yerion gstban
bat. bas Tam er aud jebt nod tbun,
penn nnb mo er genue @lauben fin-
bet. - Dor einigsn Wohen beeab ii6
Die Trau bes 6errn Mcgormic III
Saoensburg. 90. g., in bic 8apeQe bes
Shelters bonn I0erbl. Sersen unb be-
tete INN @enefung bon ibren eroben
9lieberidmer3en, popon lie burh
feline 6eilmittel fonnte befreit perben.
Na6 p~pllenoetem @ebet erbpb lie Iib
pl0tli6 obne Silfe in Gesenpart bic,
Ter 4naenaeugen unb sing sebeilt mad
Die @ueenaeugen Iagen, bic
!Seiluna lei in einem Iuaenblide pp(z
apaen tporoen. 8iele Neuaieriae be-
iudten bic 9ebeilte in ibrer Wpbnuna
uHb iiberaeugten ii9 bon Der Wabrbeit.
ssrau McGormic iaste nur, lie iei aur
&apele aeaangen NIT Der feiten llebera
seugung, ie fperbe gebeilt tperben.
Oas mar Der @laube.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11
,,Sabt b6rcu aus alter 3ett.
bon fibnem Mbmen sci.
Denttrett!"H

Siefes Ratipnaaieb Der S6peiaer
beaieht ii6 auf Die alten GibsenpHen
Die 9riinocr Der freisn i9pei5eriIdsn
Hepublif. 4m II. Nopember 1903
tamen lie 5uiammen, bic Selben bon
urt S6lppS unb unterpalben, Wala
ter ssiirit, Werner Stauffo9er unb
Irnp!o Wel6thal nit ie aebn 9enofIen
aus ben orei 2anben, Sreibeitsbrans
i'm Seraen. um lire Gage gu beratben,
uno auf benz &It!i am 8ieripulbftdt.
ihnuren lie fi9 Sreue unb Bee
iieaelten Den untereans Der 3panss.
herriGaft. 9ur9 piele Sample unb
arobe Gntbehrungea 1T beute bas sic.
aesaeihsn aufeepflan5t, bas peibe
i'm rotben Selb. Mit Re6t
rptrb ieoes Subr Der II. Hppember
ODER peniser sefeiert in alien
no Sdpeiaer ppbnen, aur grz
an iene srpben GreigniKe in
Der WelfAeIdidte. = llnIerer ameri.
laniihsn Hepublif biirfte leiber fein
10 lanaes 2eben bei9ieben Iein, ais
'er beloetii9en. Oafir lit unfer 2anb
III sroB, gu fruGtbar unb gu reid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11
Warum oer Wono nid)t be.
tuobnt tciu fanu.

Sin 5ran5ofe, Der bic aefanaener
Buren, auf Der Sniel geplpn be1udi
bat. eradhlt frlgenbe bib5de @nefbote
Die bort i'm llmlauf lit: Gin alter ae-
fanaener Bur, Der frant mad Go
lombo aefcmmen mar, ipurbe in bas
Soipital bieier Stabt geIdidt. Der
@rat. Der ibn pfleste, Elm jnnser eng
liifer SottDr, Der eben erft fein Oiz
piom erhalten bate, amiiiirte ii6 iiber
bic elm fpenig naipe @~utmiithiafeit
ieines patienten. Sebesmal iu6te er
inn einen mebr pber ipeniasr aeifreis
den nlf poraumoden. ,WiTen sic.
mein 2ieber", iaete er zines Saaes.
.baB Der Monb 6epobnt iit2" rSas
tit nnmDglid", anttportete Der alto
Wolf NIT ietner setpDbnliden Hube.
.6aben sic benin ni6t aeb0rt, bab
Scbre Sreunoe, bic Trdnaofen, nit Dem
Riefenteleffop Der WeltausiteIuno Die
Wonobenobner beobadten f0nnen. nie
lie ihren 8eidaften na6aeben9" I'M
mDdli6, mein Sreunb. Wenn ber
8epo6ner bate, niirben bic
f6pn lanse perIudt baben:
tie aus ibrem Belize au psrtreiben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11
Die G%ucDclifa iiber oas III.
Sdbr

dibt Der Sreube bss papites bariibs,
4usbrud, baB bic &atbplifen aus Der
oanaen 8elt 10 3ablrei9 pGbrenb bes
Fl. sSabres no6 &pm pilgern. Seq
Der 9reiaebnte erblidt BARN einen 9ea
peis. bah iiG bic 8Dlter Gbriitp Sus
penben. g3ie Gbriitus, als er in bic
Welt fam, Die meni6li9e GeIeGi6aft
70 fperbe bieIe, inbem lie
fi9 iebt BON Nerem gbriIto sufpenbe,
perbeiIert unO gerettet tperben; benn
nur bas qDttli6e Sect, bas bic @ufz
lebnung gegen Die bon Der He9tsz
oronunQ aeI6dffene 9epalt, Ippie Die
unter ben 8Dltern per9inz
bert. bepirtt, bab N1e, in briiberli9er
2iebe pereint, i'm beiligen Srieben be-
nen aebor6en, Die iiber tie seiebt finb.
Die @ntfremoung bon Soft fibre gu
10 Diele1 8ertrrungen, ipie audi isbt
heSpnOers Die @Diter bur6 Sefiir6s
inns immcrpd6rsnbe 8ednaltizI
lunqen bebriidt isien. Die GEcpc!isaI
nit Der &ufforoerung CT Die
Sii2Dfe, aler Meit niIien gu ldTIan,
odB alein Der Grl5ier urb t6eildnb Der
&ettuns unO SriebeH
tonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11
Die Greimamrerct i'm ,,eeei.
ni9fen" SfaIieH.

.sSSn StaIien iperben ale 8erpal.
tunaen bon Der Sreimaurerei ruiniri
unb bernab bic MGnner beftp6en,
nelhe iiber bic 0erberber ri6ten fpl-
len." 60 i6reibt oas Spaialiitens
blatt .aoanti", selesentli9 Der in
Neapel, 2iporno uno paiermo itattz
aebabten Stanoale. Die SauptI6uls
biaen limb Meiiter bonn Gtuble ober
Oreiunbbreibiser. Der ,Ipanti" be-
merit ferner: Sn Der beriidtigten Sic
bsnercpmmiiIion betreffs Der SfanbaIe
Der 8anca &umana bat 3anaroeqi,
Der felbit elm bOber M~irbentrGaer in
Der Hreimaurerei 1T, 5pei Oeputirte
bpn Der duberiten 2inten getpdblt.
@eibe limb Sreimaursr. Die fir
grispi 10 perbGngniBpolen Dotumente
tdmen linen natiirli9 ME gu @eIidt,
unb 10 purben bic niiebsn" einfa6 mp4
ftificirt. gs puroe barduf cine Stint
fercommifiion ernanpt; uber aud in
bieier iparen bic Treimdurer bic Ser
rem. unb bic llnterIu6una eraab
Der 9eputirte, Der in Der
iiber Die llnterIu6una Der
Tiinfercommiiiion 8eridt erfdttete,
mar e~benfalls Sretmaurer. Mnitatt
an5usreifen, psrberrlt6te erI
unb beaeugte feline Sreube, baB
2idt unb @ere6tiqfeit oe.
I6affen purbe. 9ds @r9e6nib mar,
ooB 9rispi aus al bieien BrpseKen
ilnaef6oren unb itolS ii6er feline linz
%teroorsing. Oaraus fdliebtI
Der .Gconti", Dob Repu6[itaner unb
Treimqurer aus berieIben S9iGel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11
ueber Ole Grmoromns nes 81.
f6ots Wiar. @amer

IN grbtiieniOtiinsti bur9 bic gorer
ihretbt Batter Both aus uraa Mon.
ooletl: :. Der 8iiGof betete LANCE in
Der Stride. tebrte bann gu uus auriid
uro iaate: SD bleibe"; uns aber be,
tabl er Tub poena peccati gu flii6ten.
I'm IL ubr Nadts brahen mir ouf
uno erreidten am Is. Stuff Santapbo.
Oort blteben mir Bis gum 90. Muauit.
tets bon 8efabren umrinat. Ghliebs
llda ipanperten mir naf uraa, bas mir
in AZ 5agen errei9ten. 8iidof Saz
mer mar Der ein5ise 5uriidaeblie6ene
Guropaer in ieiner @eIioena; in retner
9eieaidaft befanb ii6 Elm hineiiIher
Woolae, ben sr I'M lebten Muqenblide
ietnss Ssbens gum prieFer peihte.
Surd sliidli1 enttommene dineIiihe
ehrliten pernabm i6 foleenbe ginael.
hslten: 4m IL. Suli mar bic aanas
umaebuna Der biidofIiden Reiibena
oerfputtet, mebrere Gbriften 'tparen en-
morbet tporben, Ginen batten fie ausz
elnanbsr ssfdst. @m Is. Suli i9luaeu
ole NIT Dem 8iidof einsef6loFenen
ghriiten Die 9orer, bic fi6, nod einem
BON etpa 300 5pbten, auriids
aoaen. Im 81. Suli purbe bic gbrt=
ltenaemeinoe iiberrumpelt; geaen 500
Sbrtiten ipurben ermorbet. Die llns
fonoen ben 8iidof in Der Sa-
tie idnitten ibm ben 9(rm auf
Ino aoaen bur6 bic Wunbe einen
ON tpeldem iie i'm iiber br
i3leiften. @uf bieIe WeiIe
tpuroe Der @r5prieiter Bis aur afpan-
ia Stunben en%tfernten Stabt sus.
ta'ena gsi6leppt. Den iunaaeneibten
hiReiii6en prieiter traf baNelbe Coos.
1rob ben befttsen S6mersen. perfiin,
'ete Der helbsnmiitbise 9riefter unter-
peas IN &ao tiongsienb iaosben @ots
Is Wort. pdRrenb feline peiniaer
shes %tranten. Sn SusstIj'ena tpurbe
YER giidof lebenois perbrannt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-12-11

i6rei6t in Ieiner neueiten Summer:
.@rtlGruna. - Ils mir am Mittippf
Na9mittdg nit uniern Snnenfeitel
sur Breife aeben Iolten, entbedten mir
All unierm S9reden, oab mir feline
9ruderihpGrSe batten. Sin in Der
qansen Stabt als .Straipberrb Soc"
betannter Sdlbblutinbianer, ben mir
aelenentli6 in Der Slider Office fleis
ne Qrbeiten tbun iieBen, bate in Der
pprheroehenben Ha9t bds gdnSe SdB
nit Drudf6nGrse ~9eitp6len uno ipar
bumit in Die Serge ausgetniifen, UNI
duf Die Spree" gu geher. Gr Bate
oas 3euq q~etpitet uno es IGmedt: i'm;
rairih:inli6 meinte er, es ipiirbe ifu
eher unb ldnaer beiofFen mc:har, els
Der ihle6te S9naps. an Den sr gee
ipDhnt lit.
ga mir ben 2aus6uben tyc5 atges
itrengien Slihens Midi fiaSei tonnz
ten unb od unfer goaturrensbldttGen
an Der 3peiten GtrdBe iiberhdap. feline
SrudIdpdrSe gebrnuti, fabsn mir
uns oestpuneen, aus 2dmpenrub unb
GaftuBfdft etpas ielber bsrsuI:el:u.
2Dir fDnnen niGt serabs 6ebdupte.,
odB mir ie6r erfolsrei6 odmit sspeien
Tinb, d6er unter ben ~umitdnbsn hpffen
mir bod, bob unire ~berehrten @6onz
Elm Na6Ie6en hoben iperben.
bdben pier3ebn Gopbobs auf
binter rStraipberrp Soe"
Ter unb es pirb ibnen pbne s3ioeifel
,or nG9item Mittpo9 gelinoen, ibn
.inaufan9en unb psnioItens einen
Sbeil Der nertbDollen Srudidpdr3e
pieDerauerlangcn."