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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
ARE MEN MORE SENSITIVE THAN


"A Professor OF the University of Cal
ifornia reports as the result of thou
sands OF experiments that men are
more sensitive than women; that they
respond to more delicate Impressions
and feel pain more keenly. The supe-
rior fofdtude OF woman has always
been regarded as one of her greatest
claims to admiration. In the chair of
the dentist she has endured in silence
the operations under which a man
howls and struggles. Some years ago
Professor Lombroso, the Italian icon
oelast, affirmed thar woman bears pain
better than man only because she feels
it less. The principal of a Chicago
High School, in which there were five
hundred boys and girls. added his tes-
'timony to that of the Italian, saying
that in the labratory most of the
broken test tubes could be traced to
the girls; that in all delicate manipu-
lations the boys showed finer sense
of touch. He expressed the opinion
z-5eiE.at f boys should be trained to the
use Of the needle they would do neater
work than is done by women.
Ali this has been denied by good
authorities, while the superior delicacy
of womans organization is automatic;
yet the preponderance Of scientific
proof is in the other direction. In a
letter TO the Philadelphia Record a
young woman of Chapbersburg, Pa,
admits some of the California pro-
fessor's assertions, especially that men
are keener of sight and hearing than
women, but she adds: '.lf men be re-
ally keener as to sight and hearing
than women, is it not because they
are nearer to the savages?" She
points to the well known fact that In
dians can beat the white man at see
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

If Congress has not the power under
the Constitution To enact laws making N
attempt upon the life Of the President an
act Of TIRE lSon against the State we be-
lieve that Instrument should he so amend
ga as Co confer that uJWer. in order that
every legal safeguard ppssihle may be
thrown around the person of the chief
ma Eistratc OF this uHtioH@P arkerabarg
Real Estate and Commercial Gazette.
Our Parkorsburg contemporary Is
right. and while it may not be neces-
sary or advisable. to amend the con-
stitutional provision for free speech
doubtless some action on this line will
be taken by Congress.
AS Czolgosz's crime now stands IL is
simply plain murder, since the law
does not hold the pereen - lie presi-
den: more sacred L an tina. of any
other citizen. Yet Czolgosz's crime
was a great deal more than murder of
William Mckinley. 1t was mon
strous attack-not upon William Me
kinley- the man-but upon the life
of the government of the United States.
1t was crime not against an individ-
ual, but against the State.
The distinction is so obvious and
great that it should be recognized in
law, and a deadly assault upon the
person OF the Chief Magistrate of the
nation made legally what it is actually
treason.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

told him he was Great. The Paper gave
him Il Notice better than Goquelin ever
got. He bad himself Photograph in Co.'S
tune and began to grow i Marguerite
Curl in the middle of his Forehead and
keep one Hand inside of his Coat The
Mantle of Edwin Booth had fallen on him.
but it did not reach to the Small of his
Back All he wanted was Il Chance, and
lie would make Otis Skinner look like a
Side Order of Something. He read the
Dramatic Papers and unless he was chok-
ed off he arose At Evening Parties and
Recited. Then all the Girls told him he
had Wonderful Talent. and after he went
away theN said he was the jakiest Piece
of Punk they ever saw.
The Bill Clerk began to write Letters of
Generalization to himself and use Pow
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
G.. 4. HOUSE,
1908 arna lao7 rHATeTxE EFT SIT

Cadiz, were the guests on Monday Of
the family of NJ. E. Wilson.
The following marriage licenses We're
issued by the probate judge during the
past week:
Isaac f. Stubbs. aged 81. Of Quaker
City, and Inice Gregg, aged p, OF Spei-
del.
Steve Jenelek. aged %. and Pauline
Haba. aged 10, both of Bellaire.
MARGIN Hinnra, aged rs, and Tecla
Kotapka. aged %, both OF Drill.
John Hines, aged 10. and Riila Ebel-
ing, aged II, both Of Bellaire.
Edward Pagasse, aged %. and The
resa Loose. aged 10, beth Of Bellaire
Walker II. Davis, aged q, and Ne
vada Moore aged %, both of Alledona.
Barton d. Huff, aged %. of Kennon.
and Mary l.. Brokaw, aged 10, of Flush
ms.
Harry H. Graham, aged 80. and Re-
becca Dawson, aged "a, both OF Mar
tins Ferry.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

ouins. leaned over the Counter a-l said
to Geneve, the sweet-faced salesiady'
"Oh. Little Girl, how l sympathize with
YOU"
Geneve looked at him in Startled
Manner and then her Gaze fell.
"What-is biting you" she asked, timid-
Is
Il am sorry for one who is compelled
to Toll" he said 81 am thinking of start
ing a MONDAY Rest Club, where you
and the others may come and drink Tea
and listen to be read Advice to the
Ycung."
THAT would be lovely Billiards,
wouldn't U?" asked Geneve, as she gave
him the Chrp I'VE don't want to be
rounded up and sozzle over. Not on your
Leaf I.ards The Poor Working Girl
draws the line on having kind-hearted
Gentlemen pun the Weeps on her. Why
should | do the Repine? l see more
Money every week than the average Mar
ried Woman, and when | get on my Best
Clothes, why l put on the Blink, easy.
When / wont some Small Change | don
have to coax for il. l go to the Ten
Twent-and- Thirt several times week,
and don't have to sit up in any six-by-
nine Flat waiting until all Hours for 1t.
I think | can struggle along without
having you to come around to hold my
Hand"
The Philanthropist walked away deeply
grieVed at her Point of View.
MORAI-Any Girl with Geneve kind
of a Name is not looking for sympathy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

The advent of the theatrical season
leads to the query, what has become OF
The Players, that little organization
of local Thespians which has won SO
many laurels in the past?
It will be sad mistake to let The
Players lapse into innocuous desue-
tude.
Although their performances have
been expensive undertakings, costumes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
ny GEORGE ABE.
The Modern Fable of the Young
Woman Who Had to Have Every

The Modern Fable of the Young
Woman Who Had 10 Have Every
thing just SO.
Copyright, 1851, Robt Howard RusselL)
Fastidious Fannie was the name of a
Girl who had her Pencil out and mark
ed down an Error the Minute it was
made. She knew the Rules and Regu-
lations by Heart She slept with the
Hand Book of Etiquette under her Pill
low and worked the Eagle Eye when
ever she was in Company, looking for
Misplays. Fan was so Grammatical
that she made nearly every one tired
and she was so Touchy that those who
took long Chances and started in 10
Chat with her, had to weigh every
Word
At least a dozen Young Men came
fooling around at different Times, at
tracted by her sold Beauty and the
fact tEat she was the Only Child of a
National Bank. Fan put the Blue Tag
on them one by one. The first was
six hours late in making his Party Call
and when he came around he found the
Gate nailed up. The second wore his
Dinner Jacket and a Black Tie one
Evening When he should nave worn a
long Henry Miller, SO Fan wrote to
him that he was 90 per cent Pinky
doodle and belonging in a Lumber
Camp Another was careless enough
to strike Match and light his Stud
ent's Lamp one evening when he was
seeing her Home. She screamed and
called for a Cab, for she held that no
True Gentleman would Smoke Cigar
cite while walking with Lady. A
fourth Aspirant wrote to her on the
wrong kind of Paper and put the Date
at the Top instead of the Bottom and
the Answer that he longed for never
came A fifth got the wrong Clutch on
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
REGISTER AGENCIES.

WHERE THE REGISTER CAN BE
PURCHASED OUT OF TOWN.
WASHINGTON. d. C.-Queen News
Stand. National Hotel.
CIIARL E.SToN, ". Va.-fIotel Ruffner
News Stand
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

II John Bull wants to lift the cup
it looks as if he'd have to either buy
out the Herreshoffs or secure the SER
vices of Capt. Charlie Barr. or some
other equally good American skipper.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

her. while they were Waiting. and af-
ter that she couldn't see him. not even
with Spy Glass.
Thus she threw them into the Discard
as fast as they boDbed up. One parted
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

VISIT HOUSES
yzyzxzrzx xzagnE EEzzsxzzszzz1zs
NEW MUSIC STORE.

lust completed Come ON business or in social way
In either case we will be pleased to see you here and
show YOU place of business and also the nes
line of Pianos ever shown IN Wheeling. It's an eFi-
dence Of growing misunderstanding because it ca
tiers to the wants Of the people by supplying the best
instruments for the least money.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

Under no circumstances can the
Register reveal the names Of CORES
pondents unless authorized by them to
do 50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

If Mrs Nation doesn't want 10 view
Wheeling through the bars of the lock-
up she will leave her Ratchet behind.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
1t Was,

Hiram-"Did you find Chicago as
wide open town as ye expected"
Lise-"Yaas, two blocks from the
station | fell down a coal hole"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

Mr.. Bryan and the Kansas City plat
form are no more popular with Bay
State than with Buckeye Democrats.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
TELEPHONES.

EDITORIAL RooMs-BELL Dos
EDITORIAL Roons-NAr'L Dos
COUNTING R00G-BELE 907
COUNTING RooN-NATL 307
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

Sir Tom Upton will doubtless call
again, for he is nothing if not dead
game.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

Mrs. Nation has been at least well
advertised by her advance agent.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

Stamps Of the denomination of two cents
and less accepted for amounts less than
one dollar
Correspondence containing important
ncHs solicited from every part OF the sur
rounding country.
Tributes of Respect and Obituary NO
tees, five cents per line.
Rejected communications VIII not be re-
turned unless accompanied by sufhcient
postage
TIE REGISTER, embracing its several
additions. is entered at the Postoftice at
Wheeling, ". Va, as seeond-ciGss matter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06

nsp, ,nol sa59ag ner vear....w 90
i9sfte.i mi ss,trday SIX nonths........4 90
Ioaitss 49, s,,3steg one nonfh...., 20
Dahl six days "A week, one year. =. W
T,atfSs ti9ree. t,,r55 ms .......... ! 30
j9siis. 4 davs + week. per year....... 90
Ilgi{5- davs a week. Der year........ 20
Daily. / day a week. per year......... -
Sss,ltfas ONLY for six Inonths..........l 30
lNFeizIx nor vaar in advance. %
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
Nbeelin9 Register
CHARLES II. rANEY, Genr Manager.
nnItxEnEn NJ cAnRIERs.

Daily. per week. 10 be paid weekly. 100
T,efis- ava sliu.av nor we a............ l5t
Daily and Sunday, per month ......... 6s'
Eailw. single cory. &c: Sund8Y........... Y
II ll
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-10-06
MODERN FABLES.

The Players should play some more.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29
Gentihc versus framsSni6c
YpIitif.

8pr einem Wpndte prebi9te Der
SrappiItensabt bon Septz5pnps in
Der Stride 81. eugene gu Yaris Dor
einem auserpdblten AUDITORIUM, nm
QlmoIen fir elm Srappiitentloiter in
Der RGbe bon Serufalem at idmmeln.
Der ebrp. Srbensmanu iagte am
S6luIIe feiner Reoe:
&iir5li6 lieB Der beutide 8aiier
an unIeren Srbensgeneral f9reiben:
@ir pernebmen, baB bic 8ebGuli6tets
ten bes franaOii9en SrdppiItentloz
tiers i'm beiltgen 2anbe in buufdatz
gem 3uitunbe ii6 beftnoen, unb Dab
Die fran56Iii6e &egterung fir euren
Sroen nt6ts tbut. Senoet oeuti6e
3roppiiten an bic STEELE Der ~franSDz
iti6en uno bic tailerli6e He9ierung
piro Ii6 perpfli6ten, cure 8ebduli4z
teiten nieber berSuIteQen, Die Srosnsz
leute gu beI6iiBen unO gu u%nterbalten.
Nuf bieies Mnerbieten dntportete
unier Sroensgeneral: SSn oieier @nz
gelegarbeit perbe ih meine Ratbgeber
ni6t 3uIammenrufen. DIS alter
Solodt aus ben &riegen ppm Sabre
1870 antporte i6 i'm Namen meiner
Sroensbriiber: Oas Srappiitentlp tier
in 9oldftna ipl arm, aber franoDiii6
bleibsn.
9ieIsr pplitii6e S6a6sug bes
peuti9en SaiIers erinnert an ben UNI
glGubtgen, aber oerniinftigen Srieori6
ben 3wetten bon Breuben, Der CUR
(3ett, ND Die fanatiI9en Sran5oIen oss
Is. S~dbrbuuoerts Die Seiuiten aus
Sruntrei6 Derbdnnt batten, an ben
PapIt bic 8itte ri6tete, inn bic Sc
iuiten 81 belafen. Gr lab Elm, pie er
ielbit bsfannte, baB er feline beiieren
unb billigeren Yrofeforen fir feline
bDberen Shulen finben tDnne. Der
oeutide aaiier iiebt aut Elm, baB bic
Srbenslsuts gut limb fir 8aldfind,
fir China unb @frita. Nber fir
9euti6loAb - ia, bas 1T cine anbers
Srage. Den beuti9en Yrpteitanten
i4lptterten bic &niee, hire Preoiger
piiroe Elm tolter S6auer i~i6erlaufen,
tpenn lie einem Seiuiten begegneten.
Rur etnen Wuni6 BADEN bieie 2eute:
Wt09e @Dtt bus 8aterlano Dor ben
SeIuiisn uno alien peripanpten Srz
oensleuten ~betpabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29
Der neue Gontproutib TT Der
&6uIirage.

Sepei6en aus ManiIa perIi6ern,
bdb bic umeritunii6e pbilippinen>
Gommiiiion fir bic bort 81 erridtens
ben 0ffsntliden S6ulen bic Ourfz
fibrung zines neuen Ylanes bei9lpi>
len babe.
Die neu gu erri6tenben Colonial
Shulen folen atpar i'm Prinsipe elei6
ben 0ffentlttsn Qnitulten innerbalb
Der unipn, relisiouslos iein. lin
ibren 8eiu6 aber ben fatbolti9 ges
t~aufteu Siltpinos aunebmbdrer gu
MAIDEN, ioa brei Mal in Der Wp6e in
benielben tatbolii9er Relisionsuntsr>
ridt, ni6t auf Uncle Sans Soften,
ionbern auf Soften Der tatbolifben
airdenbebDrben ertbsilt tperben.
Siermit perbinbet mar bic Grldubz
nib, oaB du6 pr~oteitantiIhe Oenomis
nationen pur9 ibre Prebieer ben Sim
bern ibrer MngebOrigen in ienen @ns
italten ebenio oft relisiOie llnterpei>
iunsen ertbsilen tDnnen.
Wenn mir rsht unterridtet 1inb, 10
1T Der llrbeber bieies nsueiten Sdulz
Compromises Der 8oriiBer Der pbiz
lippinen=G pmmiiiion Ri9ter Saft BON
Cincinnati. Wir bGtten es in bieTem
Sale ppbl als elm 3eiden suten Wils
lens anSuieben, nit benz Der ipadere
Saft bas ibm bonn Gr5biidof Gloer
geipenbete Sob au perbienen iudt.
SroBbem besen mir eesen ben in
Rebe itebenben Sdul gpmpromiB
ernite 8ebenten. Oenn fpenn audi
Die colpnialen 8erbdltnthe auf ben
p6ilippinen bon unieren ameritantz
f4en iebr peridiepen iinb, 10 tDnnte
bod bas bort sesebene 8eiipiel auf
bieier Settle bes Stilen Oceans our
N%a4abmuns reisen.
Sine iul9e Radabmune nGrs aber
in hobem 9rabe sefdbrlid. DEM lie
piiroe unsesdblte lauere &atbpliten
ihren @emeinbei9ulen entfrsmben. -
namerita".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29
Sraufrei6'S GnDc.

@uf Die Ruhsn ieben Elm, baB
Sruntrei0 unter ieiner freimaurtI6z
iiiOiI6 : proteitantii9en Regterung
gu GrunO gebt, pie na4folgenoe GOrs
reippnbsn3 aus Ct. petersburg aetgt:
Ser Y]eters6urger 9eri6terItatter
bes Barrier Solicit" ertldrt i9lants
meg, uad Der @nii9t Der berufeniten
ruIiiiGen StautsmGuner lei Srants
rsi9 10 gut pie perlOren. @s miibte
elm DunOer geiGeben, lpenn Srouts
reid iid srbOlfn iolte. Nadoem
Srantrei3 Die OerI6ieOsniten politiz
iben Gntpidelun9en bur6gema9t
babe unb bis gum S%O5ialismus berz
untergafulIen lei, peroe es benz Omar
Gi8mu5 Oerfauen unO bic Rd96urn
2um @tnI6reiten 5pingen. Sbre
QnurGiIten psrben bdnn obne SsrSes
Ieto ibren 2raum perpirtli9t ieben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29

uno lint ,rthdnen Wilbslms oosr Der
&Dni9tn @ittrriu w2rben. Damn lpcrz
bsn ie iGreisn tDnnen: ogtteOcr nit
Trdntrei4!" uno ii6 gliidltf fii4lcn,
lpenn iie Ieben, DAB ibrs S6bne BON
Deutiden &orpOralen nit 6uBtritten
behaubeIt obcr BON ben 8eroeoffi3iez
rem perleitet iptrben, 81 Dreibi9 Itdnn
9egen Ginen Die leBten 8uren uusSus
rrtten. 60 mirb &uBlanp ollein hIeia
ben, oa 6rantret6 Der 8ne6ti6oft
anbetmfdnt -. @ir Rufen pplen
leben, llno fpenn bic 0slt zines Sages
(pas speifeIbaft tit) Der SerrI9uft
oes SptBbelms entrinnt, 10 ptro lie
bies uns aQein perpdnten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29

Wir baben tpeber 3eug nod S6ube,
aber bur6 5reun0e BADEN mir jebt
bts'es Saus gum Yeipobnen betcms
men. Man iagte mir, oab man auf
Der Rennbabn bier Shuppen baueu
piroe, I'M ole 9urenfrduen uno Sim
Der unter5ubringen, uuo fiigte biu5u,
oab mir nur Moismebl unb Waher
befommen piirben. go boffen bic
Gnsldnoer gu peranlaTen, bab mir
unferen MGnnern ratben, ben &f
auf5ugeben." Quf bic Srase, Oh Srau
Sepet ss ni9t fir ratbiam fdube,
na63useben. iaste tie nit Tadprud:
rNiemdls, unb penn ale Mere Wdns
ner set0otet piirben. Die gngldnoer
BADEN uns uniere Sduier uno Tarmen
serit0rt, unier @ieb senommen, bic
SruhtbGume Serihlagen, ielbit Die
Sibner, bic iie ni6t mitnebmsn tonns
ten, BADEN ie setOotet, uno penn lie
uu1 muir cine Wo6s aft paren; mir
limb ruinirt. Mbsr INN unfer Sanb
noaen mir tdmpfen 10 LANCE mir atbz
men tOnnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29

Die tattoliide Stride, b. +. bic
&at9piiten Der Ser. Stnat:n
iino gu isfr inter chamber gelpaIten
Hno uneinig. Wtr erndbnen nur zen
&bItano uno Die MiBbsritdnOs Der
8atbcIiten untereinunOer in 9t5ug
0uf Die NatipnGlitdtenz 5rd9e, I'M
Rt6tS gu iagen BON Dem btmmeltpeiz
ten llnterI6tebe bon rSdtbpliten uno
8atboliten" in ibren gegrlffen unb
ani4duungsn in Sssug auf gebeime
GsieQI6aften, bic tdtbOlti6e S6uIe,
hsn 8ir6engeian9, etc. etc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29
Snt Nunp eStenat

bat Senator Sansbrousb Worb.Da.
tota) cine Bin einserei9t, beren 3psd
es 1T, bas Bureau fir unter.
r i6tspeen gu einsm 6 recu Us
in : Department gu erbeben,
nit einem Setretdr an Der Spite, Der
i'm Cabinet oes prdfibsnten Sib uno
Stimme bate. Die .Hep Yprf Sun"
ertldrt ii6 gssen ben Plan,, tpeil Grs
aiebunsss @ngelegenbeiten nur in 10
bsi6rdnttem WaBe unter bic gon.
trole Der Sunoesresieruns fallen, baB
Elm Bureau ben baralls ertpa1Ienoen
4nfpriiden poItommen Geniise lsiitsn
tonne. Dieter StanbpuHtt sri6e;nt
uns ri9tig. Die Grsiebung bss
@olfes tit feline Sunttion Der 8unbess
resieruns, ipnbern liest, iopsit fs
i~ibsrbaupt unter itdatlide Controls
fault, anberen 8ebDrbsn ob.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29
Der GapfdDtcr Gorreiponoen
Der Son0uuer rSiWes"

bat bon Ietner RebdttiOn ben Quftrag
erbalten, cine e~ingebenoe Gnquete iiber
bic 3uitdnoe i'm 9apldnbe unb ben
oOrtigen 8rieg gu D%eranitalten. als
Re1ultdt ieiner unterIu9ung tbeilt
nun Der Correspondent nit, bab bic
Gage am l.. Sanuar 1901 pisl ernIter
mar, als es bic Gage am /. Sanuar
1900 mar. Die sesenpGrtigs Snpa=
IiOn breitet iiG iiber Elm piel grDberss
9ebiet pte i'm 8orjubre aus. Die
I3abl Der eingeorungenen Buren, be-
trdgt 5000, unb bieielben balten ii6
in Abtbeilungen bon 200 bis 300
Wann in unmittelbarer Ndbe 3ipeier
Stdote aut in benen 0as bpadnoii6e
@Iement i~iberiptegt. 0ieIe 3erItreuunq
Der 8urensS treittrGits 3pin9t Die
Gnoldnoer ebenfaQs, ibre Sruppen in
tIeinere 9l6tbeilun9en auf5ulOien uno
0a Die Suren jebem enti6eibenben
Sample auspsi6en uno ii6 nur ouf
lleberfGle i9pG6erer en9liiaer Srupz
p~ent0rpsr bei9rdntsn, 10 1T Oeren Be
tGmpfun9 UNI 10 f6pieriger, als tie
BON ben Qfritanoers, bic bas beimatbs
liGe 8errain 9enau t%ennen, unters
itiibt uno bon beniel6en aud iiber Die
8epegungen ibrer Ge9ner itets gut
unterri4tet peroen, pGbrenb bic eng
lti6sn Offi3iere ni6t nur feline Co.
taltenntniFe, iOnOern audi teins2anbz
tarten beiiBen. an9eiidts Oieier Sa3s
lage lei es begreifli6, ouB Der Gap
0Ouoernsur Cir Qlfreo Milner bic
GerEdngung beS 8elugerungs5uitanz
bes auf bic pon oieIer MaBresel nod
ni6t betroffenen 9iftritte befo9leR
h0be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29
GnaIamo's neuer Scrrimer.

Snmitten bss 2pDaIitGtsi6tptnbels,
Der ii6 pdbrenb Der Srantbeit unb
uo9 benz Spoe Der SDntgin @ittorio
BON England aud in Der ensliiGz
amsrttanii6en Yrefe 3eigte, bemerfte
Der Sbtca9oer rSnter Ocean" iiber
Gu9lanos jeBigen &Onig Goparb ben
Siebenten (e6eoem Prin3 Of Da!e8)
ain Sage Dor benz Scoe Ietner Mutter:
Seine 2iioerltGteit in frii6eren
Sabren, feline Srioolitdt in r~etfsren
Sahren iinO albetannt. Gr bat feline
3eit in Miibisgdng uno S6limmerem
peri6penoet, ipeoer Sunit mod Cite
rutur, nod Wifeni9aft bei6Gbt;
ielbit militdriI6 bat er ni6ts getban;
er mar, pte 9ismurd fagte, Der sinz
5ige ndmbafte 8ronprins in europa,
ben man ME alf einem S6la6tfelbe
iab. Seine Saupterrungeni6aft lit
@%epunbtbeit i'm geieui6aftli6eu Ser
tebr, feline Sauptau55ei6nung bic
zines S6iebsri6ters in Der &leibers
mobe. Wds bleibt BEL Der Sbronbez
iteigung zines fpI9en Mdnnes bonn
ngDttliden &e6t Der 80nige" iibrig?
8ie tDnnen traftpple uno e6rentpert6e
Mdnner, bic in Der Welt ettpas gelei=
itet BADEN, nieoertnteen urb feline Sanb
tiifieu Dime Elm @efiibl Der Grniebriz
9ung? Gin ipl6sr &0nig mag Dem
monar9ii4en 8ebanten untsr ben
@nglii9ipreaenben in europa ben
3Opesitob 9eben. 8tttoria belt bur6
lire refine unb eble 0eibliffsit oas
mpnarGtiGe Soeal mebr ais ie63ig
Sabre aufre6t. Sept pirO es i6pinz
ben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29
Die urIaubs8roB rtmtter.

untsrpffisier: ~Serr S%auptmanr,
i6 mO9te seboridmit nm Spei Sage
urlaub bitten, mtine Grubmutter 1T
geitOrben."
5auptmdnn: .G4on tpiebsr! Die
piele 9robmiitter bat Or benn9"
rnteroffiaisr: .Rur cine, Serr
Sauptmdnn."
9auptmann: ga gum Senter, Gr
bat aus sleiaem Grunbe ia i6pn
apei Mal in biefem Sabr urlaub sss
babt unb tommt nun gum brittsn
Mal9"
lHteroffiaier; n3u gefsbl, Serr
Sanptmann, meiHe 9robmuttsr mar
Spei Wal 9sintobt.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29

Der englti6en SOnigin 8ittoria
muB es, 9ere6tigteits balber, na6ges
iagt perpen, OaB Oieielbe i6ren Sbron
nicbt Dur9 ir9eno pel9e uniittliGteit
peer llnmeui6li6teit in Beirut gez
tra6t bat, mas tpObl tdum BON ibrem
Gobne unO Na6fplger geiagt tper0en
fam. IS lit betarnt, oaB &Onigin
@ittpria ben St r ni6t Iiebte unb
Der 8urentrieg mar i6r i@on als
St ri eg ie6r Der6aBt, ebe berIeI6e err
tlGrt tpurOe. Dab DeIen @erluuf fir
iic Oaber OOppelt i6mer3li9 mar, lit
Iei6t begreifIi4. &Onigin 8ittoria
ipor cine StiiBe fir Ou5 PriH5ip Der
M&OnarGie. O6 i6r erIter Na6folser
e5 Iein tpiro, 1T ie6r 3peifsl6aft, bsnn
IfleGte &8ni9e MAIDEN bas &0nigs
tbum Opppelt perbaBt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-01-29

Der erite &f, unO u~nIsrer @nz
ii9t na9, ppbl Der pi6ti9ite 8ampf,
ben bic Sutboliten Der Ser. Staaten
oussutGmpfen baben, lit Der &amPf
Inn bic 9lei6bere6tisung aller ga
tbOltten Der Ser. Stuaten, pb bieielben
DsutI6er, bObmiI9er, eirii9er ODer
ipnittger Sertunft iinb.