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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-02
TO CRUSH BY NUMBERS.
The Vast Army England Now Has in
the Field.

London. Feb. 2-(4:30 A. M.)-Mr.
Wyndham's remarkable declaration in
the House of Commons today that Great
Britain will have in fortnight Il total
of 213,000 troops in South Africa with
452 guns is received with wonderment.
All are now there, except about $4,000
that are afloat. Beyond comparison this
is the largest force Great Britain has
ever put into the field. AT the end OF
the Crimean war she had scraped to-
gether eighty thousand men. Yelling
ton at Waterloo had $4,000.
Roughly speaking only eighty thous-
and men are at the front. Ten thousand
others have been lost and 10000 are
shut up at Ladysmith.
Excluding these there are seventy
thousand troops who have not yet been
in action. in addition to those at sea.
Why so many have not yet been en-
gagged is explained by the lack of land
transportation and the organization or
supplies to which Lord Roberts is deyot-
ing his experience and Lord Kitchener
his genius for details. 1t seems as
though the weight of these masses must
destroy the equilibrium which now holds
the British forces stationary wherever
they are in contact with the Boer army
Lack of transports and organization
will not explain adequately why, when
generals at the front request renforce~
ments. they got them i'll rather small
numbers. knowledge is slowly na!a.a-
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THE ATTORNEYS CONFER.
The Republicans Wish the U. S. su-
preme Court to Decide.

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 1.-For the first
time since the shooting of Governor Goe-
bel lere were today signs of a peaceful
settlement The signs have disappeared,
but there is chance that they may re-
appea. The original proposition looking
toward an amicable adjustment came
from the Republican side just before
noon. When L. l.. Edelen, of Frankfort,
one of Governor Taylor's attorneys, ap-
pearcd at the Capitol Hotel to hold a
conference with Judge Pryor. Lewis Nc
Ouown and Colonel William Scott. the
legal advisers of the Democracy. After
a short talk Mr. Edelen declared that
Governor Taylor aud the Republican
party were anxious to avoid anything
that might possibly lead to serious trou-
BILE. as the present conditions might do,
if nothing was done to prevent it.
He was assured by the Democratic at
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Lieutenant Governor. When Senator
Goebel was shot down last Tuesday. this
individual act of cruelty, which should
be condemned by all. was made the pre-
text of interested partisans for the most
rash and desperate course of procedure
ever known. Even such deliberate
body as the contest board brought its
deliberations to a sudden conclusion by
not hearing any arguments, refusing to
postpone its work until the heat Of pas
sion had abated and delivered an imme-
diate imprOmptu decision in favor Of the
victim of the assassin. Governor Tay-
lor describes fully the conditions which
existed when he exercised his conStitu-
tional duty in adiourning the Legislature
to Il point where no insurrection existed.
After reviewing the scenes OF disorder
and violence at the State capitol dur
ing this week, lie calls attention" TO
greater dangers which threaten the com
monwealth and states that the States
authorities are unable to maintain order
or the majesty of the law and therefore
he appeals to the President of the Uni
ted States.
TAYLOR WILL NOT TALK.
Frankfort.r KY, Feb. 1.-Governo
Taylor admitted tonight that he had
sent long telegram to President Nc
Kinley and said that it ''was in the ma
ture of an appeal" He would discuss
the matter no further.
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JOURNALS REPORT FALSE.
So Declares Holton and Tells His Busi-
ness in Washington.

Winston. n. c., Feb. 1.-(Special)-
Republican State Chairman Holton de-
nies the report about him sent to the
Atlanta Journal by its Washington cor
respondent He says the article is en-
tirely false; that the object of his re-
cent visit to Washington was pertaining
to the Asheville Bank cases. He says
J. L. Dickerson and W. l.. Breese made
application to the Attorney General TO
have the record in their cases in the
Court of Appeals printed at the expense,
of the Government. The request will no
doubt be granted.
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Gen. Cox Coming Home.

Washington, d. c.. Feb. 1,-(Special)
Senate were sworn in today Mr.. Ben
nett, the new Secretary, who succeeds
General Cox, is young man from
Brooklyn. Congressman Bennett. who
was selected by Senator Platt. Nobody
else had anything to do with it, it seems.
General. Cox had all his preparations
made and leaves tonight for his home
in Edgecombe county. He carries with
him the esteem and respect in the high
est measure of every member of the Sen
ate and of every official with whom he
served.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-02
COLOR LINE IN PENN'S. STATE
Suit Against a Restaurant Keeper by
a Negro.

Pittsburg, Pa. Feb. 1.-Walter e. Bill
lows, a colored attorney Of this city, en-
tered suit today against William II Nc
Carthy, a prominent restauranteur for
five thousand dollars damages for refus-
ing to serve Congressman George H.
White of North Carolina and himself
with dinner Billows claims that Nc
Carthy offered to serve them elsewhere
than in the general dining room but they
demanded an equal footing with white
persons and left the place.
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Bryan Receives the Glad Hand.

Concord, n. H., Feb. William J.
Bryan scored an enthusiastic welcome
here today. He was given Il reception
and spoke ut two subsequent meetings
with immense audiences this evening,
discussing Imperialism trusts and along
the line that the contest now is between
plutocracy and Democracy. He also
spoke to enthusiast, crowds at Ports
mouth and Manchester, Ell route here.
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TO OUR PATRONS.

An accident to the press of the News
and Observer when about two-thirds of
Thursdays edition had been printed pre-
vented the delivery of the paper to many
subscribers yesterday. The News and
Observer regretsthe annoyance caused
the indulgence of its friends for day
or so until the damage to the press is
made good.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-02-02

trating to London that large garrisons
must be kept in Cape Colony to control
the Cape Dutch who. as everyone knows.
outnumber the British residents three 30
two.
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He WANTS FEDERAL AID.
An URGENT APPEAL MADE.
Taylor Tells Mckinley He Fears an Outbreak
and Begs the Administration to Lend
Him Support.
CABINET WILL CONSIDER THE CASE TODAY

Mckinley Does Not Care to Interfere, Hoping That an
Amicabe Settlement Will be Reached Soon. TayIor's
Attorneys Propose to Carry the Case to the u. S.
Supreme Court Goebel's Attorneys Refuse.
Another Conference May Follow Refus-
ais to Carry Out Tay|or's Orders. Leg
isature Again Refused Admission.
to the Capital. GoebeI Has Sew
era Sinking Spells. His Death
Looked for at Any Time.
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Boil, down the conversation Sof some 'T
people and you have nothing but con-
densed air.
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NO HOPE FOR GOEBEL
The Doctors Do Not Believe
He Can Recover.

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 2.-(Friday-1
A. M.)-Governor Goebel probably will
live through the night Fatal uraemic
poisoning may develop any time.
February -(Midnight.)-Th news
from Governor Goebels room at mid
night indicates he may possibly die be-
fore morning. Heart action has grown
much weaker.
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BULLER RUSHES
AGAIN TO BATTLE
So it is Report by the St.
James Gazette.
AGAIN OVER THE TUGELA
BATTLE SAID TO HAVE BEEN
RAGING ALL DAY.
PREISkA REPORTED TAKEN BY BRITISH
Parliament is Doing Nothing to Relieve the
Countrys Deep Anxiety and the Globe
Says the Heart Of the Empire
Seems ParaIyzed,

London, Feb. II 80 p. m.-The st.
James Gazette says it is reported on
good authority that General Butler has
again crossed the Tugela River at three
places and that fighting has been pro-
ceeding all day long.
Hoof Laager, Ladysmith Tuesday
January 30.-All is quiet here. The long
toms occasionally fire on Ladysmith. The
deaths in Ladysmith from fever and
other causes must be enormous as we
can clearly see them burying corpsns
daily
General .Ioubert went to the upper
Tugela yesterday.
WAR OFFICE NOT INFORMED.
LONDON. Feb. 1.-6:40 y. m.-fThe War
Office has no news of General Buffers
alleged movements as reported by the
ST. James Gazette, but the paper says
it has no reason to doubt the correctness
of its information although it has not
vet learned the exact positions General
Butler seized.
BOERS REOPEN THE LINE.
Sterkstroom, Cape Colony. Feb. IA
runner who has arrived here brought Il
letter from Aliwal North in which it
is announced that the Beers have re-
opened the line to Berghersdorp. as their
supplies were short at Stormberg. The
plains being bare the camp of the burgh-
ers. it is added has been moved back
to Stornbcrg heights, wnich are still
held.
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BoERs REOPEN THE LINE.
THE BRITISH Confident.

Spearmans Camp. Natal. Jan. 30
There is an optimistic feeling i'll all
ranks. The troops are confident of ul
innate success. Great enthusiasm was
aroused by the Queens message and
General Buffers speech, expressing ad-
miration for General Warren's and Gen
eral Clery's divisions, and hoping they
would reach Ladysimth in Il week.
The natives persist in asserting that
General .Joubert was killed by a shell
outside of Ladysmith.
RADEN-POWELL'S SUCCESS.
Buluwayo. Saturday. Jan. 20.-A
message from Colonel Plumer, who was
at Gaberones with the Mafeking relief
force. says he has received a message
from Colonel Baden Powell. dated Mafe-
king. January 18th, saying:
"All well during the past fortnight.
Have been pushing out the trenches to-
wards the enemy's big guns, and on
January 10th. taking their 94-pOunder
and high velocity Krupp-they evacuated
their positions and retired eastward of
the town, whence they are capable of
little damage Have thus pushed the
enemy on three sides well out of rifle
shot
Have opened new grazing ground
for cattle.
The enemy still has two strong posi-
tions on the east side which we hope
to shift with dynamite"
OCCUPATION OF PRIESKA.
Cape Town, Wednesday, Jan. 31.-A
British force with artillery is reported
to have occupied Prieska, and is now
encamped there.
Prieska is on the Orange River 100
miles below Orange River Station and
west of Kimberley
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AN UNAVOIDABLE DAY.

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 1.-Governor
Goebel passed an unfavorable day al
though he was fairly comfortable when
night CAME on. He has half dozen
doctors around him and the reports of
his condition vary according to the last
physician who leaves his room. One
doctor is confident that he will recover
and another generally allows him an
hour or two before he breathes his last.
His strength is maintained to great
extent by injections. He has had several
sinking spells out of which he was
brought with some difficulty. He seemed
TO rally less readily from each successive
collapse. but held his own steadily
throughout the afternoon. His kidneys
have practically ceased their functions,
and slight symptoms of pneumonia have
appeared, but have not as vet become so
serious as to cause alarm in themselves
The doctors as q whole entertain no
hopes of his recovery.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Der bUSbafte Ctar.

Ser prattifde arSt Dottor Miils
ler bate ben Sberf6rIter @o1rmuno
beim Stammtii1 otter ssdrgert, unb
Der SberfDrIter tifGte nun @eidiGts
den auf, pelde ibm bic 2a9er auf bic
Geite brahten.
sd bate mai einen Star", err
sGblte er zines @benbs in Gegenpart
oes Ipttprs, Der eben tpieeer Elm. feis
nsr StiGelreben our @eltuna aebraht
batte, der fuit ale betanntsn guEens
bauer pfstfsn tonnte. gines Taaes
ruroe unfere ate Mosb beoentii@
franz, unb oa ale !0dusmittel pirs
funsslos blieben, i6idten mir nad
benz IrSt. Der Star, pel9er Der
alien Wasb DEFENDERS susetbdn mar,
iab in Der &rantenIiube uno IieB traus
rig bas &0pf9en bGngeu. 9tls nun Der
Spttor c%intrat. gudte bas 8isb ben
4ntDmmling neugierig an, fpreiate bic
aus unb pfiff nsbmiitbig:
80. ou lisber @usuitin,
NGss III biu."
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peutihc Gtns
WanoerunN nn0 unsWcds
tm6bi9c.

Die nun beina6e bunbertunbspans
gig Sabre in Der Stabt Neip Oort Be-
itebenoe gut ausgsitattete . Of c
8eell q t lit mod INNER un=
ermiioli9 tbGtis fir oas Wobl be t.
de- @inipanberer.
Geiber bat tie aber felt Seabren in
Jolse oes Stodens Der bsutI9en Gin
fpanoerun9 ni9t 10 piel 81 tbuu, pis
pprber. Smmerbtn beginnt Die beutz
iHe ginpanberung tpieber auSunebz
men; lie betrus i'm Sabre 1899 ibsr
Rem yprf 21,983 pirtlids Oeut19e,
pdbrenb IS nod i'm Sabre auppr nur
1928 paren..
Der 8eri9t Ger Nstp Wcrter Delts
ifen @eieaibdftdlautet fir beutihs
Ginpaneercr i'm 4Isemeinen reft ere
mutbigenp, sntbGlt absr folgenbe Elm,
eringli9e Wornuns fir sepiiIs
&lafen:
+. .Wtr p%ieoer6olen unIere duiGkIie
den Mabnunsen an Sanolunesoiener,
2ebrer, S9reiber, Gelebrte, prebiser,
9e~lesrapbilten, 8samte unb ndment-
lid an StuOenten unb Sffiaiere, iid
niht, ielbit unter ber ungiinItisItsn
8erbdltnihen unter benen lie briiben
81 leioen baben mOsen, our Quswans
oerung gu entIdlt,ben. Sir bisIe
&lahe bon 2euten lit poitttp teine guss
ii4t, peber i'm neuen Sabre, nod ipd=
ter. Die tpenisen 4usnabmefGae fpmz
men gar ni9t in 8etratt. Das 10
bGufig aussefibrte 8orseben, ungsras
theme SDbne na9 Der rsroBen 8eHez
runssantalt Mmerifa" ab3ui6iitteln,
I'M lie roie S6ule bes 2ebens burAs
MAIDEN" gu laFsn uno iie bur9 Hctb
unb gntbebrung gu Sfpinssn, Iib an
lingspobnte Irbeit gu ~9epObnen, lit elm
perperfli6es, unb mir perpabren uns
segen bic bdufig an uns eeite[te s3u=
m%utbuns, audi in iolden Sdlen un Isre
biilfrei9e 9anb gu bieten. Wenn es
ben gltern unb 8erpanbten ni6t mDas
lid lit, ben lei9tiinnisen Sobn auf ben
riHti9en Weg 81 brinsen, 10 sebt ct in
ben meiiten Sdlen bie~rsulanbe, no er
ii4 ean5 ielbit iiberlaiIsn lit uno buIb
einen 3reis lei9tiinniser &ameraben
finbet, it9er at 8runbe. Die penigen
@usnabmefGGe tommen au9 bterbei
niat in 8stradt. 9Gufige Qnfraeer,
BON Samen. alien unb jungen, aus
beiiersn Stdnben, pelhe bpffen, in
Nmeritd als @eieaf6afterin, Grsiebes
rinnen, &inbergdrtnerinnen, 9orleIes
rinnen unb in anbersn b~eppr5uqten
Stelunsen Elm llntertpmmen gu fin=
ben, babsn mir itets abrat6eno 6eants
iportet. Sir 8tenitmGohen fir an
gsmeins 9ausdrbeiten III baeesen Elm
ergiebises 5elb, unb btsielben t1nnen
nit Si1erbeit barauf re9nen, Iofort
Stelen uno guten 2obn su finoeu,"
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SctrcienO peu GentraIs
Screiu.

Die tatbolii6en @ereine in peoriu,
ST., 5eieen Ii9 re6t ribrig in ibren
8prbereitungen our grpben Gonpens
ttpn. @m Spnnerstag gbeno fanb
pieoerum cine 8erIammlung bes gres
cutipzGpmites itatt uno beri4tete bass
ielbe iiber feline Sbdtigteit pdbrenb Der
leBten 5tpei Wo9en. @s Iino bereits
quite 5prti6ritts gu per5ei9nen unO
iino Die ausii6ten fir cine groBe Gpns
feren3 re9t giinittge. Die 8prIibsr
fir 8 SubsGpmites purben pie foIgt
ernannt:
Stnan3: Sbepbpr g. @iiIing.
preIie unb 9rudid9en: Matbias
g. Gremer.
Programm unb llnterbaltungen:
Spbn s. S9peiBer.
Sir9lide 5eitli9teiten: Hep. Gbs
numb Slein.
0etorationen: SEQ. s. Got6an.
Paraoe: Spbn 9engel.
GiIenbabn unb 9otels: CHARLES
2eutbner. :
Gmpfan9: SreD qrenger, len.
Die 8erIammlungsn bes Seit>Go.
mites finben ieben 5peiten unb pierten
0ienstag i'm Monat, gbenos 8 ubr,
in Der ct. SoiepbszS 9ulbdlIe itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
Nebcr Die iosiaIe Tragc

fat BEL Der ocaoemii9en &aii erz@ Sc
burtstagsfeier in Bonn Der Bolts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prof. SieBel cine
bemtrters.pertge Tsitrebe ge6alten, aus
Der Die .,8Dla. 8oItSStg." fplgenoen
4llSSuS bringt:
Yrof. 9ieBel Ipra9 liner Die brei
orpBen Gulturaufgu6en, bic bas 10.
sSuGrGunptrt Dem 10. Sdcuium geItelt
6dtt.. bic Sreibcit bss !6anbelspers
teGr3, b., SGeilung Der polttiI9en Sc
.rdltsa rno Den Ip3ialen Srieoen. Die
6ci9su erIten g~(ufga6cn babe bas ber>
~floiIcne Sabrbunbert na9eSu gelDit,
;ii1t rdgegen Die brittle. 9ur6 bic Grs
rungcuI9aften bes lebtsn Sdbrbuns
bert3: SOnoereigent9um unb freien
Wettbsipcr6 lit, ME Der He6ner ausz
fiibrIe, Ger pierte StanO nidt auf bic
Stafiel Ger Ip5talen 8lei9ItaQung nit
ben ii6rigen StdnOen empotge6Obsn,
Ipnoern pielfa6 81 einem perbitternz
BEN 2Dpentbum bera6georiidt porben.
8lei9tupbl lit aud inn Ha6men Der
6euti0cn Sronung - ni6t i'm s3us
tunftIiadie - Die 26iung Der Io3iaIen
5ragc m5glid, unO 3par i'm Dege
Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Selbfbilfe,
bltrt5 Die @epertepereine, bic benz iebt
nod Nrolleno d6Ietts itebenDen bierten
Stanbe oas Wiittel in Die 6an6 oG6sn,
nit benz Wrbeitsberrn gu unter6ane
bstu Bon Wa6t gu Ma6t, unD 10 benz
tinStInsu @rbeiter, tbatiG9li6 Die
Oltih5sreNtigung nit Dem Stonbe Der
4r6eitseDer ocrbiirgen. Yrof. Siebcl
1T Der iJhsren lte~Der5eugung, baB Der
ie$t pp6 Giergeaen ii9 o~ufle6neno.
Wibsriprub Der Grobinpu'trieQen oe.
brodeu peroen nirN. gur oann neros
bic Io5icle Ndrmonic bsrbeiasfIbrt. &c
i,eis2 n;C GtruFe fir Die 8eperfpers
cine. beIto raider tpmmen mir auf
frietIide Meae! Sc mebr man lie or.
I6per. bur0 pOltSeiI9riften uni
umitnr5seiebe, beIto ldn9Iamer Der
Sdritt gum ip5iaIen Gonititutipnaliss
mus.
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oorne4msa Oamen Nefp Yorf'S leien
BOILER ii It ung bic g a n
betdillirte S6ilperung Der az
IerdnitDbigiten Stelen, dr9ern iid
benin Bier ubr : Sbee" iiber bic
G4lc6tisteit Der Welt inn M0gemeinen
inc ben r8erfal Der 8iibne" i'm Ses
Iolioeren, unb 80. geben bann iepe
cin8eln baS Gtiid ieben.
Sptl, pie geiast, bas Stiid 1T in
Dem 8erihte Der Stabt Nep gprt ais
unmpralif4 be5ei6net .lpprben. Saz
init lit aber lnierem iii6ti9en Sbeaters
Manager iein vSrid" bod gelungen,
bcnn Die Nn3ctge, bur4 Die @1os
citcte Preiic fir oas gdnSe 2ano
lit g~elun5en uno oas GelO pirb i4pn
tom!nsn ullb 5ipar in alien Sbeilen bes
2dnbcS unb - ndS mir in un5erem
tatbOIii4en Slime fir Diel I3limmsr
balten - Die Moralttdt i'm 2dnbe piro
bur3 on5 ~id)amloIc Erei6en zines iiis
oiI9sn llnflatbSs 5dnblers pieper ties
fer bcrobgabriidt pcrben, uno bas m it
$ ii Der Gerifte uno mitSIlfe
Der Yrefe -. iOgar pieneidt gegen
ben Diaen bieier Sattoren, Die bod
Oas Segentbeil ols Nufga6e haben.
90 beiuoeln Die Sbeaters Suben bas
gonSe 2ano init ibrem unfldtbe unp
berutten Die 8eriGte unb Die @hociirte
unb bic geIammte PreIIe als Wittel,
I'M Die llnSu9tsitiide mOgli9it peits
lGufi9 an5uaei9 gen.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT BON @ebetserbos
rlngen gum 9elbmafen."
Der Mann bGlt iiG fir fliiaer als
Die 2eiter Der 8atboliten SeutI9lanbs
unb Imerita's, fliiser als bic Bii4Dfe
unb Der papit, pel9e bieie 0eriamm.
lunsen gebiqtat rnb sefesnet. Sc
frdnfter Gbrgeia fam lid nur idiper
Nbes Gritiiirens uno Erateblens ents
balten.
Sieie 8erbGhttguna, als ob Der
oeuti4e Glerus ni9t binreihenben
Sleib unb SorsfaIt auf ben 0olfsuns
terriAt p%eripenbe, mub als @erleumz
oung suriideepieIen perben, iolanss
lie nidt tbatiG9lih eripieien piro.
gbenfo bic @erDG9tisuns, bab pds
Bolt i'm 6erenslauben erbalten unb
pettergebilbet tperbe. Der Mberslaube
uno Serenslaube lit elm undusrottba>
rer Sang in Der meni9liben Natur,
ben tpeber bic Heligipn, nod bic Bill
oune, mod bic WiHen51dft iemaIs
politdnotg aus Der MenI9beit bins
pesi6affen tdnn. Gr siebt Ii9 tpie
elm rotber Saben bur9 ale Sdbrbuns
oerte Der @ei9i9te bes alien rnb bes
neuen SeItdmentss btubur9 unb pirb
audi Bis gum Gnbe Der Welt forts
banern, tDenn bic meni6li9e Rotur big
babin u~nperGnbert bleibt. @s pdre Su
ipiini9en, bab iolfe lrnberufene 8ras
febler bas Wsrt Der Heform in Der
Stride bertrauensppu benz YapIte unp
ben 8ii6Dfen iiberlieben. Dies 1T Der
etn5ige 'Wee fir ite ielbit unb tbre
'Gsfer, ben Trieben bes 9er5ens pisber
Su fiuben. &.
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CWfeI 9om

mar Der sutmiitbisite alte Sunsg.ielle;
zines Cages, als ale @noeren ausses
gangen tparen, mubte er auf 8abD dufz
pafen. Gum S1erSe itelIte er cine
elite duf, mas 8abp aIes in elmer
Stunbe DoIIbradte. Sier 1T iie:
/. 8abp f9rie cine @iertelItunbe
lang, pbne 4tbem gu i4Dpfen.
2. Sps BON ieines Sntels &opf
unb ieinem S6nurrbart 6aare genua,
Tim Elm SopbafiHen gu itopfen.
8. 8earbeitete bic Sdpete, 70 bod
es rei9en tonnte, nit Der Jeuer5anee.
4. 3erbra4 cine sldierne @aie, In
benz es fi9 barauf febte.
5. 0eri9lans 6 &nDpfe unb bic
srDbsre 9dlfte elmer StrGbne @arn.
6. S9iittete ben Snbalt bes NGbs
forbes in ben Serb.
z. Berfuhte, ben &ppf Der Gabe in
cine Safe gu quetf9en, unb purbs bel
bieiem WerIude idmmerli9 ssrtrabt.
8. 3eriGlug ben &opf elmer feinen
Wahspuppe, bic Der dlteren S9peiter
seb0rte, inbem es nit Der puppe einen
Ragel In Yapas 3plinberbut einSu,
i9lasen iudte.
8. Sisl bon Der Sopbalebne uno
rib stpei foitbare 8aIen ppm Paneel
nit Rrunter, bab lie Serbra9en.
10. 3erbra6 Spei SenIteriGeiben
nit einem Spa3ieritod, ben SnteI ibm
gum Spielen lisb.
IL. Siel In ben &pblenfdIten unb
berbarb bas neue peiBe aIsib6en.
IL. 3inoete einen Seppi9 an, als
Der Sntel binaussegangsa mar, UNI
mas Heues gu bes ainoss @ergniisen
aufsutreiben.
Is. 8roh unter bas Sppba unb
fpeigerte ii6, berpor5utommen, bis tbm
Der Ontel ben Sppf nit Ginsemadtsm
eeseben bate.
IA. &lsmmte iid SpiI9en bic 8eins
zines Stubles, bic abgebroben iperben
mubten. bamit Is beraus tonnte.
Is. S9iittete einen Sppf Mil6 in
bic Morsenidubs ieinsr Muttsr.
16. @noli4, ais es ieine Mutter
tommen lab; lief es 5ur Sbiir binuus,
fiel bic Stufen biuunter, nobel es ii9
bic Naie blutts idlug unb IN fein
aisib elm God bon einem Auaoratfub
0rbbe rib.
llnb bod lit Der Ontel iiber3sust,
oab 8abp nod mebr leiiten toun.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-03-13
8etreMemo 8ii@of Mnser.

Siinait gina our6 bic 3eitunssn bic
Ha4ri9t, bab Der 8ii4of Ginger bon
China in Hpm eingetroffen iet uno
audi Berlin beiu6en nerbe, in 4ngelss
ger6eiten Der Miilion. Mier. Ginger
lit Mit9lieb Der GenpHen19aft bonn
gOttli9en Wort, bic jebt cine Snbus
ftrisI9ule fir arme 3naben in Sber.
merpiae, SG., erri6tet. ManAe tas
tboliihe 3eitunsen bra6ien Dor einis
ger 3eit AUDI einen Reuiabrssrub bonn
Yii6of MnSer, benz Die Bite nm uns
terftiiBung Der i4psr beimseluAten
MiIiion beisefiigt mar. Spute See
manb Elm S6erflein sur ainberung Der
Rptb beitragen npaen, Iinb mir germ
bersit, ielbises gu iibermitteln.
Sir ct. S~oipebsbeim linb mittIers
ipeile nieber neue Srdfte ansetommen,
feds 8ruoer, tpel6e Die STEELE ais
So9meiIter betleipeu perben, trafsn
am Samstas ben 8. MGr5 bier elm,
nd9oem lie eine Itiirmii9e Seefabrt
uno cine langipierige 2an0reile sariids
selest batten. Sin prisftsr, Rsp. BE.
dert, 4rditstt Der @enoFenfdaft, mar
nit ben 8riibsrn in 9oboten gelanbet,
psrpeilte aber nod einise 3eit i'm
Often, I'm cine Reibe bon S%nitituten
gu bsiu@en. @lei9 na6 leiner @ns
funft, Die in einisen 9asen sripartet
piro, min er bic plGne fir bic sSnbu.
itriei6ule fertis ite0en. Siir 2sbrer
unb MsiIter 1T nun Gorge setrasen,
oenn es beftnoen li9 jebt 8 Prieiter
unb II 8riiber bier, unb einise ans
Sere perbsn in einigen Mpndten ers
ipartet. MD9ten ii9 nun audi CUTE
9erSen finoen. Die oas neue Wert UNI
teriiiiben. 8aben fir ben 9if6pf
Inser ODER fir bds ct. S~ofepbsbeim
ienbe man giitigit an; She Soeietb Of
lie 9ipine Woro". S9ermerbias, 81.