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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
MSn6c uno @Gloer rotten We
aus.

Grqf Mpntalambert bat einitcns
eeiagt:
,lRDnde uno @GIbsr bat cine fur5r
ii6tige PoIitit ausSurOttsH gefudt,
Dbne gu abueH, oaB ppH bier aug Der
S6ub gegeH elementare uRo 1o5Iale
@erbeerungeH ausgebt."
I'm bel ben 8GlDeru gu beginner,
m06ten mir Die 8~epu6ner Der Der.
Staaten, fpel9e in ben leBteH Wo4en
bic 5%tpeifelbaTte Sreuoe batter, DON
elmer tropiI6en @lutbbiBe i'm MHiiiz
iippizS6ale vausgeT9mptt" gu tpere
ben, borouf aufmertidm MAIDEN, baB
bic 8eamten bes, Ser. Staaten Wetz
terbureaus bie NusrottuHg Der Wals
Der fir Die ertremen 5emperatuz
rem DerantpOrtlt9 balten. Die ungez
regelte 5oritpirtbi6aft pirO, Dur4
lire b0icn 5Olgen in 8e8ug auf Oas
selma, inns bier3ulanbe nod piel 81
i6affeu MAIDEN. Die 9erreH bon Der
GauOesregieruug OiirfteH it6 OH
9euti9lanOs 5orItpirtbi6aft elm
febr ua4obmeHspert3es 8eiipiel
bpleH.
8a8 nun bic MDnde aubelaugt, 10
leIeR mir, uitt Dbne Snterefe, in
sinem 8e4ielblatte bas 5pIgenoe:
.WGbreno in ben IOgenanntsn ia
t6Olii9en GGnbern Die liberalen Rez
oieruH9en uno Der BON ben 9emagoz
gen uufgebeBte YG6el Sano in Sauo
geben BEL Der 0erfOlgung Der Sroensz
lCute, 3et6net Der oeutI6e &atier 1i6
9efltfeutli6 aus. Die neue5ten Deutz
iheH 3ettun9eu ~entbalten Die Ra9z
ri6t, oUB nuUmebr Der @bt BON
0}urias2uO6 auf oas 8etrslbeu Bilz
belms De5 3peiteH gum Gr5biI6of
bon WeB ernanut peroen ipa. 8sz
ftItigt iiG Die Sunoe, 10 pGre er Der
Speite SrpensmaHn, Der in YreuBen
unp ben Ret6&IuHOen eiueu bi160fliz
den Stubl beiteigt. 8iidOf @iat BON
Qim6urg on Der Gabn purOe ebenz
faas Dem ReguIarsG lerus entnOmz
men. Qu6 pbne ietHen S~tanopuntt
ais Prpteitant gu DtrlGugneu, iiebt
Der beutide &aiier ais Oeruiiuftiger
Sr3ttlpplittter Elm, buB bic Oroenss
leute i'm Sample gegeH ben lmitur3
uHO bel Der Gr6aItuHg Der beitsbens
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
SatbpltI1er StrGensSatenoer.
Niemauo lam 2 Ssrren oisIleE1. -
Mottb. 6,24-33.
&atbplti1e Gltern i6aHtb obef
aebiIoetc &atbolifen tn's
Sdnc!

@ir benuBen pteien Iutruf, I'm
tdtbulti6e GltsrH paran gu sr1nnerH'
bah es ni6t nur beiltge PTlt6t 1T
hire &tnoer in tetue unoereH, ais
tatbpItf6e S9uleu 81 ihtdeH,
fonoern aud I'm einen anoereH
9uutt rer Gr3iebungsfrage gu betO@
men. IS bancelt ith I'm bic tat9p7
Iiiden Mitteli6ulsn: Colleges.
IS peritebt fid wOHI DON islbit,
boB bieIes 2anp ntemals cine 9rpbe
3ubl eebilOeter Sutbpliten auftuel1sn
piro, nenn Die tutholil6eH Gltern
ri6t ben Dertb Der bDAeren Stl1
buua perIteben. 9esbulb tatboltiae
Glteru, ipenn i6r taleHttrte
Chine bubt, i6idt lie in Elm tatbo@
lif6es college! Wtr brauden
quite, ernit DE uuo n
tbrem Sadie ti9tige 2ebrsr'
Q(erate, 4~Dpptuten etc. Wenn IS 1td)
nm ben 9rieiterberuf banbelt, bann
psrtebt es ii9 BON ielbit, DaB Dit
bDbere 8ilbung etne Iol6e iein lou,
bic ben griefter ni4t td9lih Dor ben
befier gebtloeten 9tthttutbp'
Itten perDemiitbtgt tnoem pei
fatbpliI6e GIerus in ietnem auttre'
Ten tets uuo immer ben GlHprrd
zines gebtIbeten StaRpss ma'
den iulte.
Bas ulIo bic gebilpetsn 2aienItdnO'
an6elangt, 10 iOu fir tatboltla'
Gltsrn, beren &inper ~geni9snb'
Qnlaoen 5ur bOberen 8iloung baben
Der 8eihIub gelteH: Ser Sunge NUT
in Elm tatbDli16es College binetu!'
Die @a6l zines ipl6en Colleges II
Ieidt. @ptt 1ei 9uut, iino pisle ppr'
hunben. 8ir MAIDEN an erIter Steu'
ouf ale iene &nitalten aufmsrtiam
beren 9ln5eige in uHierem 8latts En-
i6eiut. Sin S6reiben an ben jstpei'
liaeu Heftpr elmer Qnitalt pirb &ata'
lpge etc. gum GefoIge baben uno mar
treffe feline 8ubl bGlb, bamit Del
Sunge prompt gu 4nfaHg bes Sdul'
iabres 1suter Die 2eitung Der 2ebrel
tpmme. IS piro i'm uRo Die Glterr
ME gsreueH!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
imperialism versus Parla-
mentarism.

SObalb Der purlamentartsm uns
mDsli6 pirb, tritt ndtiirlider 8etie
Der imperialism an oeiien SteIe.
Senn ieDer Stat muB notbpenotg
cine Reeieruus BADEN. Sn srOBen
Staaten uHb iOgar in grOBeH StdOten
5eigt iit Der Parlamentarismus CUR
Regisrung unfdbig, neil pas @plt
uHfdbig it, iih ieIbit 81 regiereu. gr
bat INNER nur in tleineH Republifen
beitanoeu. SIM @Hglanp, in Srants
reid, in 9eutiblanb, in Qmerita, in
ben fpunii6 : repenoeH Republifsn
be1tebt er nur benz Namen naf, um
bas Bolt gu tduiden. Mln ldbt bas
Bolt am Stimmtuiten pdblen, bds
nit es CLAUDE, es re9iere ii6 ielbft;
aber es 1T cine Saui4ung.
Die itGutliden 9epalteu tat man
getBetlt in geieBgtben0e, e~recutipe
uuO rt6terltde 9elpalt, nit Der qbs
iidt, oab bieie Drei gepaIten Iid ues
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
YreuBii6e Yaritdt.

Sn benz 8eriht bes Miniiters Der
DffGntli6en @rbeiten an Den SDnis
iiber bic 8erpattuns Der Dffentliten
2lrbeitsn in preuBen fiHoet iid II.
81. cine, iebr interefante lleberitht
iiber bic 4ufpenbung oes Siscus fir
Rir6enbduten in BEN lebten
10 Sabreu. Ste Sefammtaufz
tpsnbuneen fir epaugelif9e
air9en b.traeen 20,378,100 3d., fir
tatboIifde busesen nur 1,044,<
900 W. Sir epangelti6e &irhen in
Berlin purbsn alein 12,146,200 81.
aufaenenpet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
Ser Irispna Slider

i6reibt in ieiner neueiten DRUMMER:
rlleber Die Sarmen ari5pnus giHg
tiir3li6 cine Itatiltiide NDti5 ourf Die
DTIittn Slater, bic aus benz Genius
turtau in MaibingtpH itammte. Bir
b1beu ieiner5sit am @etipiel Don @Epes
ADAM @ul9 nndgepisien, pis liiOers
lid Sntei Sam b:i Der leBten Bolts
sdtlung 81 Wege gegGng:n it. Der
Eigent. Der rie Ear! Der Gr@:.h r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

Serr (aum Statiunspiener zines
Setunbdrbabntofes): waliO Der 3us
lit auf Der Strede itedsn sebliebene
Sat BERN bic Wai4ine teiren
9ampfs"
Statipnsbiener: rNsin! 4bsr Der
SO a d ineu ibrer q t
etnen!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
&atboIifGe VoIcn TT Den Wer.
Gtaaten.

@ie, mad Der nSiitorpa pOlsta
10 Mmerpce" $500, elm point
iaer Yrieiter tem nJreemaH's
Scurnal" %mittbeilt, gisbt ss in
Der 0i05eIe Buffalo 69,300
pplniIde a~atbpliten, in Der 8iD5eie
pittsburg 1920, in Der 9iD3eie
Scrantpn ASSOC, in Der 9iO3eie
Glepelano $4,000, in Der TiGSeie
Sort 0apne $4,000, in Der SiO5eie
Marquette IA, ESQ, in Der St05e'e
@rano 2apibs 44,10O, in Der Si0Seie
Gbiccgp 172,600, III Der 0to5sie
OmaGa 5000, in Der 9iOSeie
DULUTH 16,400, in Der SiDSeie
CT. glpuo $4,000, in Der 9iD3eTe
9reen Ban 1920, in Der Gr5oiO5eie
MtlpQutee 46,O80. QuBeroem III Die
pplniI6e Nutioualitat mebr 66sr ipee
niger fart (etpa pber rysniger als Elm
6iinfteI Der 0iD5efansn) pertreten in
ben 9iD3eien, rep. G~rSpi0Seien Ga
GrOHe, Ct. Yaul, @inpna, Sarge,
SiOur SAILS, 2iucpln, pspriu, Belle
piIe, Ct. 2puis, ct, Spiepb, aanias
Gitp, San QntOnto, Galpeiton, Ore
gOn, NesquauD, Columbus, GIN
%cinnati, philadelphia, !Sarrisburg,
@rie, Sem gOrt, 9rppflpn, SrsHs
ten, 5artforo, Springfielb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
stifbIItte

(aus benz aufsabenbefte elmer bDbsren
Sc4ter,) Der junse @utspdtter iab
cuff elmer 8dnt i'm 9ofe unb freute fi9
ibsr bic @Dgel uuo ShpeiH', pel9e
luitis in ben 3peisen aptiaerten
uno grun5teH.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

bic iibrisen 2sbrer fih cine 2ebensees
fdbrtin ausgeiudt baben, ipnoern er
ielbit iib cine bon ben rSdulmarms"
ansebdnst boban tptrb. - ,Mmerita".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
gu einem bsrpiideH Wlittel 2diters

gu sinsm bsroiihen Mittel 2Giter.
mduler gum Sdpeisen gu brinasn,
baben Die Sransistaners S9psieru,
bic in @erbinbung nit Der Stride
gum bl. @ntonius bon pabua in
6lcrence. 9, g., siH .3uflu6tsbaus
fir arm, Wib6eu er6ffnet batten,
i3re 3ufluGt gsupmmsH. Sm @us
farq iuurocn bic pp~ferpilisen arbei,
ttn Der aulen GhmeiterH fir bic Sins
Der Der qrmer unp gerlafsa.n banis
bar onGrtornt. Sc metr jshpd belle
gnEl Ter "G6's" les: bic CQ,smein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

9as Sdidlidfeitasefibl lit tsr
Wa6tpoiten an Der 9rense bes Gr>
laubten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

100000 Mart fir 2ungenbeils
itdtttu fat, pie auf benz gonereB 5ur
8etdmpfung Der Subertulpie in 2pna
ben mitget6eilt tpurbe, elm ~ungenanrls
ter WpbltbGter seItiftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

Die Gitelteit, bic ii9 in ur,s perfect.
SIT toloHal. SIT elmer nur ni4t
iGle9t,
l1rebel unb eemsin,
Glei1 biintt sr iid Elm Soft gu isiu.
Die erite NutiDndl.G anf in Netp
gprf bat i'm lebten Sa9re 1000 PrOs
gent 0ipibsnbe perbient uno bur1
bsn unpertbeiltn l1ebsfIhuB 1T less
terer auf $10,1O2,766.73 ansss
tpadien.
Die alugbeit bss Mdnnes
dafft 9ermOgen, Die IIugbeit
bes Weibes erbGlte Is.
Der Sobn bes MDmirdls G6lep
|fagt, er m0dte ben @pmiral Samp,
ion frasen, auf men bic S6ulo &c,
fcuen frdre, fals mir bic S9la9t BET
Sontiaeo berloren bGtten. - Tas
tiirlid auf Shlep, Dem AUDI bee
Rubm fir ben Sies sebibrt.
Iuf pte bielerlei 4rt man einer
Siifgeisni6aft bic pldbe anfpeiien
tann. 3pei Meniden tDnnsr natiir.
I'D nur auf spei Weiieu nebsneindus
Der iiben, brei ober bereits auf feds
WeiIen, rter nuf "a, flint auf l2O,
feds auf 720, iiebsn auf 5.040, abt
auf 40,32O, nsun auf 362,88O, sebH
auf 3,628,0C0, eff auf 39,908 900
uEo spOlf auf 478,896,OO0 Meiien!
2aut Der Stem gort Gun" iinb
ron uniern qrdioenten Biz bato d9t
Gre maurer gepeien: Wai6ington,
Sadipn, polt. 5ilmpre, Buchanan,
SohnTon, Garfielo unb Mc&iniep.
Mafbirston's Qnseb0risfeit our 2ose
ldbt iia niat NIT Si6srbeit nad'
tpeifsn.
Der iibrlite 8riefaustaui6 Der
Grbe betrdgt eegen IL 000,000.000
Stiid, ppprn apei Srittel 8riefe in
enslii6er Sprcde iein irlen; L.
2J0,0O0.00O e%ntfallen auf folde in
reutI6er Gprahe, 1,000.000.000 in
frana0iiT9er, 220, 900 in italieni.
ider, 12o, 600 in fpanii9er, 100..
GOO 600 in bpGdnoif6er, 80,O00,s
ii .Fn{rIE{4ts5r me 24,S&,Goo i!
pOrtusieitiGer Spra9e.
Meni4, bentit bu 9ott gu idauen,
Dort ooer bier auf grbeH,
60 muB bein Ser3 Supor
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

8iele riibmen iiG, cine Seloenthat
polbrddt gu 9abeu, beripeil mar Is
BLOB elm Subenitret9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

Sinb benn aud bsis nidits uub?
Der ,Reibt Nep. gii9of" sbomipu
ben Der Gpistopalertn, Sberlidt in
Der MiiTifippi : D;0ssie, betlast iid
trqu rid unD bittsrl;6 iibar bic
Gai6ionablsn unter ieiner Sbsrbirta
lidtsit. gr meint, bic tatfolii9e
Stride pdre am Gnbe nod better fir
fe als bic Gptstopals, iintemaleu
man ibntn bod einen @orIaub gee
mGbren piirbe, ba bod bic Gpistopals
ni6ts fir iie tbun tDHne. Gr iast:
,Die arDbte 8iirbe bes Wiblinsens
unp Der Sdanbe, bic jebt auf unierer
Stride (Getts) laitet, limb bic rei4en
MGnner. Iniere mpoerneH aDnise
Des Hsidtbums iterbeH bintpes DbHe
Warnuns, Dbns rsttmdBise 8ertbsis
luns ibrsr a~ufssbGuften S9dbe. unb
bic arme, bsmitleibsnspsrtbe, ebrz
lpie, besisrise Stride gibt ibnsn tein
Gesfeusr, mare es aud t%auisnb Oper
metr Sabre lang. geheist nit Stans
barb Oil; feline WtefeH our abtihs
lung in Der Sise; nsiH, ite peripriat
linen Das parapies, ben epiaeH
Jrisbsn, bic SeieIi6gt Der Seiligen
unb Der gnsel, lpsfrn es ibnsn seluns
gen 1T. IN laiRer einaigen Transaction
duf BEN Wartte flint Milionsn su
MAIDEN, unb baun $4,000 fir irseno
einsn air9enSned geben." -- 4rmsr
gifapf! Sbr Gpistppalen baut mos
berne airden fir cure S%aibipnablen,
bic Qrmen labt ibr laufen, uno ieBt
ipotteit br nit as4t ibsr ben Be-
trug, ben ibr an ben Rei9en ii6t;
iiber bic gebaltloien 8srbeibungen Der
9lorie, tpenn bic srpben 0ie6e etneu
tleiRsn She'll hires Raubes fir elmer
nod 10 fragliden guten 3ped bsraee
ben. Sn pieiem Stiids bait bu gang
re9t. - rSbem SbiOem".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
WerfW1

(8atheberblitbe.) .Wp6l Der,
q D er. iid albelsunpe gum W,ibe
gu MAIDEN, bod bat er es ME =
It anpen, tie gu Der It E ; n"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

,@ir tommen, Water Qbrabam,
SunnerttauIenp mehr." Sapobl
aber jebt in elmer anoern Ri9tung
Die Rslisipn fdnst an, 10 pi4tis 81
fperbsn, tpie bic politit Bel mander
quten proteItanteu. Rsp, Oople, bel
Pduliitsns Miiiiondr. iagte nsuli4
bob bic 3abl Der Gonp,riionen urtel
ben protsitunten, bic gu teiner Setts
nebr %sebDren, fi6 iest auf 100000
pro Sabr belaufs. Sic tommen gerns
Sa ben Miiiipnen. uno finben iih be.
iriepist. Inter ibnen iinb bic bsr:
pprraseupiteu Mdnner uRo gruuer
pes 2anpes. - Sinssgen limb BIZ
resslmdbiseu airGenlsute nit 10 =
zen 0orurtbeilen behaftst, uno per:
rem bur9 aiisen uno @erlsumbunser
in ibrem 5anatismus teitGrtt; bod
III i6re 3ahl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ietr in Der @6nabme bsgriffen. 3D.
biIf! - nSepp" in osp uRatboliidsr
golts3situns".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

Die &lugbeit bss Mannes
9afft 0ermOgeu, bic RIugbeit
bes Meibes erbGlte s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

Die erite RutiDndlsG ant in Netp
gprf bat i'm lebten Sa9re 1000 Pro.
gent 0ipibenbe psrbisnt uno bur1
ban unpertbeilen rebseIhuB 1T leg.
terer auf $1,000, 1858 angss
tpahfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27
MuS Den anOeeet1 fatboIii6e en-
Settun8eW.

Ger Streit I'm bic 8siebuns bes
Meser giidofsitubles, ben man iaon
erleoist slaubte, TT, laut &abeI, Don
Neuem ausgsbruhen. Ra9pem 81
anfdnslid bieB, Der Yapit babe i'm
G%iuperHebmsn nit Dem adiier ben
@bt 8eusler BON Maria $ 2aa6 gum
giifpf BON Mes eruannt, unp pieis
2DIung Siemli6 uusemein nit Ge=
H~ustbuuHg begriibt pprpen tpdr,
miro am 10. ps. beriGtet, oub Die
ganbibatur 8en3lsr's tnfolse Der
erbitterten Qsftatirn i~iberbaupt falls
len eelafIen pproeu iei. Wie aus
au~perldiiissr Suele perlauten icn.
nsbme bic heutide Rssieruns Cen
Stannpuntt Elm, iis tDnne nit Der
9eiebung bes Meber 9tiGofsitubles
minoeitens ebenfo LANCE parten fpie
Rom. - rGrcelfior".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

Die @tteltsit, bic ii9 in urs perfect.
SIT tolpHal. SIT elmer uur ni9t
fGle9t,
ureoel unb gemeiH,
9lei4 biintt er iid ein Soft gu ieiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-08-27

3ablsn bepeiien. Gin intersKans
tes RedenerempsI, bas iepsr 9arger
ii6 ielbit lOien mag, sibt Der 8ropte
I'm nGitt5en" in Splsenoem auf:
Cine Sonne S%artfOblen, ia9t bas
8latt, tcitet ON Srt Der SDroeruns
nift iber einen Dollar unD BEL elmer
5rahtsebiibr bon einsm Dollar per
Srnne mad irgenD siner 4bliefez
~runssitele niirbe cine Giienbubn Elm
iberaus lobnenbes 9ei4dft MAIDEN.
Hun m0dts Der nGiti5en" pifen,
pobin Der rieiise profit bon mebr
ais bunpert pro5ent sebt. Wirb oas
9olt bic antport fiHoen9 - Wubrs
heitsfreuno".
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-01-23
The Peanut Plant for the ParIor.

Few persons are, perhaps, aware that
a thing OF beauty is common peanut
plant, growing singly in six or eight inch
months" observed a florist recently.
Kept in warm room or by the kitchen
stove peanut kernel pIantt d in pot OF
loose mellow loan, kept only moderately
moist, will soon germinate and grow up
into beautiful plant. 1t is in similar
way that the peanut planters test their
seeds every year. beginning even early in
the winter, and the tacii with which
the seeds will grow in this way has sug
gested to many Southern flower lovers
the possibility of making the useful pea
nut an ornamental plant for the sitting
room window. AS the plant increases
in size and extends it's branches over the
sides of the pct in a pendant manner,
there are few plants of more intrinsic
beauty. The curious habit OF the com.
pound leaves OF closing together like the
leaves OF book on the approach of night
or when shower begins to tall on them
is one of the most interesting habits of
plant life. And then, later on, for the
peanut is no ephemeral wonder, enduring
Tor day or two only, the appearance OF
the tiny yellow flowers and putting forth
OF the peduncles on which the nuts grow
impartss to this floral rarity striking
and unique charm all its own. There is
nothing else like it, and florists through
out the country might we'll add the pea.
nut plant to their list of novel and rare
things. Washington Star.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-01-23

Queen Victoria surpassed George Ill.
in length Of reign, Sept. %, 1896.
Diamond jubilee OF Queen Victoria &C.
CURED June 81, 1897
A WORTHY TRIBUTE TO A GREAT QUEEN.
The press is today filled with notable
tributes to the dead sovereign and we
give herewith the mastery summary of
the Queens reign written by Sir Walter
Besant at the time Of her diamond jubilee
and which was published in Sundays
New York World.
Victoria, by the grace of God, Queen
for sixty years
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-01-23

There's no use O. talkin'," said Brou.
co Bob, "this eastern education is splen.
did," n
"Have you visited any of our public
schools ?"
eyes. and they are fine. That scheme
of havin' all the children hold up their
hands every time the teacher speaks to
'em is great. 1t gives EN- practical train.
in fur the real battle of life. ia which
KNOWN when to throw up both hands
and dom it in hurry may mean so
much. "-[ Washington Star.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-01-23

Victoria |, Queen Of the United King
dom OF Great Britain and Ireland and
Empress OF India, died at Osborne House,
Isle OF Wight, yesterday at 45 p m.
The news was received in America about
noon; owing to the difference in time.
The official notice of her death was an
nounced in London by the following
telegram from the Prince of Wales to the
Lord Mayor:
Osborne, 6 As P. M.
Nv beloved mother has Just passed
away, surrounded by her children and
grandchildren. Albert Edward.
1t now transpires that early in Deem
Der the Queens health began to fail, but
royal orders were issued to conceal this
fact from the public. No knowledge OF
her illness was made public until Friday
when the collapse came, and since that
time there has been no doubt OF the fatal
ending of the sickness. Though uncon-
seious most OF the time since Friday she
was conscious the last hours of her Lille
and did not suffer at ALL
The Victoria era thus ends in the be-
ginning OF the twentieth century and
Queen Victoria has the record of not
only biting the oldest English ruler, but
having the longest reign.
QUEEN vICToRIA's LIFE IN BRIEF.
Queen Victoria was born May "a,
1919.
She made her first appearance at court
Peb. "a. 1881.
The death of her uncle, William ",
June 20, 1887, made her Queen.
Her coronation took place in West.
minister Abbey, June %, 1893.
The Queen announced Oct IA her in.
tention to marry Albert.
The royal marriage was celebrated al
the Chapel Royal, St. James's, Feb. 10
1910.
. The Princess Royal, now the Empress
Frederick. was born Nov 81 1910.
Albert Edward, now King Edward
was born Nov. 9, 1S41.
Princess Alice Maud Mary was born
April IS, 1843.
Prince Alfred was born Aug. 6, 1874.
The Princess Helena was born May 25
1916.
The Princess Louise was born Marc
IS, 1S4S.
Prince Arthur was born, May /, 1856
Prince Leopold was born April Z, 1856;
Princess Beatrice was born, April ID
1857.
William ii. OF Germany, the Queen
first grandson, was born Jan. 81, 1859
The Duchess oil Kent, mother OF Ouet
Victoria, died March 16, 1861, ag,
seventy-6ve years.
Death OF the Prince Consort occurr
Dec. IA. 1861, after three days illness.
Prince OF Wales married Princess Ale
andra, March 10, 1863.
Albert Victor, Duke OF Clarence, eide
son OF King Edward VII, and long HI
presumptive to the throne. born ian.
1864.
George, Duke OF York, son OF King 1
ward VII, now heir apparent to I
throne, was born June 3, 1865.
Proclamation in London OF the Que
as Empress OF India, May /, 1876.
Biz, h OF the Queens first greai-gral
child, daughter OF the Princess Charlo
of SAKE Meinengen, May ~. 1879.
Royal jubilee on the completion of f
years OF Vlctoria's reign, June 81, 1873
Duke Of Clarence, heir presumptl
died at sea returning from Ashanti, J
IA, 1892.
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In certain parish near Dumfries, Scot
land, newly made elder was summoned
to the sick bed OF parishioner. Being
naturally bashtul man, be was in great
anxiety as to the prayer he wad haze to
pit up" and wished to avoid going alto
gether. AT length he was persuaded bv
his wife and started on his errand. On
his return his wife greeted him with the
query:
And how did We get on, William? ?"
"Oh, grand! He was deid."
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record for himself by sending seven sons
to the South African war. Learning Of
this Queen Victoria recently sent him a
check for a considerable sum.
Principal w. M. Newton, Of the Yer
mont Methodist seminary, has received
a call to take the Congregational pulpit
at Randolph.
Iohd Faber, of Berlin, founder OF the
Faber lead pencil factory is dead. He
was "a years old.
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n;...,sr In the Hndian Ocean.

The British steamer Kaisari, which
sailed from Rangoon on November 70 Tor
Reunion, has been wrecked at Reunion
Twenty-Five OF the persons on board Inc
vessel, including the captain lost their
lives. Reunion is an island in the Mas
carene group, Indian Ocean, forming a
French colony. 1t has no natural port
and it's anchorages are insecure.
The A greement signed.
A message was received Friday from
Minister Conger, at Picking. stating that
the Chinese plenipotentiaries had signed
and delivered the protocol. This re.
moves the last doubt that had arisen as
to the sealing of the agreement, for it
would not have been accepted by the
Spanish minister, who is the dean OF the
corps, unless it bore all the seals and sig
natures necessary to give it full force.
Prof. Elisha Gray of Chicago, associa-
ted with Prot. Graham Bell in the per-
fiction OF the telephone and more recent
ly prominent in connection with the IN.
vention of submarine signalling, died
suddenly Sunday night. He had been
east about a year and half, actively en-
gagged in developing this idea. He was
stricken while on the street and was car
ried into a neighboring house, where he
died.
Charles Farrell OF Dublin has made a
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Steps have been taken, by cutting off
the adjoining buildings from the Paris
Louvre by thick wall, to give protec.
ton to the art treasures in case OF fire.
The number of places with electric LIGHT
is already greater in Germany than that
OF places Illuminated by gas-9OO,
against $50.
1t is the custom of the Alabama Dis.
trict OF the United Mine Workers to elect
negro as Vice President.
The population OF Europe is 3s1 ooo
900. an increase of 10000 900 since
1870, an annual increase of about three
millions. -
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gracious monarch-woman more than queer
The whole world sorrows at her bier today.
Her ears are dead to sounds of strife or fray.
Peaceful her death, as her brave life had been
OF noble soul, Of sweet and gracious mien,
OF tender heart, where sorrow oft held sway,
She passed from life as after the long day
The wearied reaper turns toward home, at cen.
Let the great world its signs Of sorrow bring,
Heap high the throne with emblem and with wreath
Let one sad wall throughout her empire ring;
Her long, great reign is ended-by King Death
But she went smiling DER the mist-veiled food
To greet her husband and to meet her God.
- Boston Evening Transcript.
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Little Helen was making her FIRST visit
a. Graudma's. When Grandma put her
to bed at night, hecould not understand
why Helen refused to say her prayers to
her. At last the little girl Indignantly
exclaimed: ~ say my prayers to God,
and not to folkses!"
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has been great success as usual. Everything
as advertised and no one disappointed. We shall
continue the prices on some of the goods but many
numbers closed out and cannot be bought at
the price we sold them at.