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IN THE LOCAL FIELD.
WlLLlAMsVlLLE.
Bitten by Vicious Horse.

Luke 0. Morse received severe
injury Wednesday morning by being
bitten by vicious horse. He had
lust watered the horse and in turning
to leave the stall the animal fastened
his teeth into Mr.. Morse's left arm
near the shoulder. BY vigorous use
of his right hand Mr.. Morse compelled
the horse to ease his grip, but only
to get a new hold lower down. This
process continued till nearly the
whole arm and hand were badly bit
ten and bruised. DR.. White is attend
ing Mr.. Morse who is suffering Sc
verely. Mr.. Morse had owned the
horse several months, having traded
for it but not being told of its vicious
habits till after the exchange of prop
erty was made.
/. H. Church is visiting Bellows
Falls relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank f.. Willard arc
visiting in Londonderry this week.
Mrs. George W. Dickinson has been
very i'll the past week but is now
somewhat improved.
Miss Florence Merrifeld is home
from Mortified seminary for a few
udyS Willie caring lOI Il lSlOu on one
of her fingers.
Walter r. Wheeler is taking a bust
ness trip to Gardner and other Massa
chusetts points in the interest of his
lumber business.
Mrs. Alanson Miles and her daugh
ter, Mrs James Betterley, left We'd
nesday for a visit with relatives al
Chicopee Falls, Mass.
Mrs. w. c.. Horton, president OF
the Brattleboro Bird club, will give a
bird talk at the Universalist church
Friday evening of next week.
Mrs. H. w. Estabrook of West Dover
and Miss Rose Estabrook of Fitch
burg, Mass, were visitors at Rev. 4
A. Estabrooks the past week.
George T. Manchester's Sunday
school class to the number of 20 OF
more were invited to spend last FIR!
day evening at his home, where {
pleasant social time was enjoyed.
Among our visitors from Brattle
boro the past week have been Mrs
Ernest Marcy at Albert N. Sherman's
Miss Ruby Hescock at Dewitt Fish
er's and Miss Hilda Olsen at Mrs. L
H. Richardson's.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-02-08

should be without your remarkable rem
edy. AS tonic and catarrh cure
know of nothing better"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-02-08

DIR. BUULs COUGH SYRUP prevents
consumption. One-fifth OF the deaIns ~
neglected colds. DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
always cures colds.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-02-08

Dyspepsia is difficult digestion, due to
the absence of natural digestive fluids,
Hoods Sarsaparilla restores the diges-
tive powers.
If you are tired taking the large old
fashioned gripping pills. try Carriers Lit
tie Liver Pills and take some comfort.
A man can't stand everything. One pill
dose. Try them.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-02-08

Congressman ]. II. Bsnkhead, of Ala
bama, one of the most influential men,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-02-08
FL0RABELL'S HAIR VIGGK.

Ceanses the scalp. preve' Is the hair falling
out, and causes q iuxuTiant growth sure
cure for dandruH and itching and burning scalp.
Contains notbinS POISONOUS o. injurious Having
used his preparation oN or 20 ears, testify 1t
will do all that Is claimed
PTIcS 50 cs ntG.
For sale at the Brooks House Pharmacy, Brattle-
boro
90 FLORA EDDY,
Sole PTopritIess, West Brattleboro. VI.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

John +. Kelley Of EoothbaE. WAS Iii
rbn city. yesterday
,;..nrrr z. Iiandlett of lichmohu' WAS
,.tsito, tn the city. yesterday
{, NJ TituS. who has been en-
,l,v.d FOR the last years at f"oitl :
,,,,.. stnr... Enckland. has entered the
..-,,.Io. of James j.. Devlne.
n, Ana Mis-. F. J. Parker ana daush-
III. ,ladvs ana Mrs. +. }. fea fS"h "l
Ya..on nni Mr.. and Mrs. r. y. oloS
i,..,a returned from q trip 70 HN"N ~
, ,-hara they attended thr ""th an
'...',.,,.,. of the. marriage al lhe pa :
,.,,.,. of Mr.. Parker. and are NOW '"e
...'o.;s IF Mr.. and Mrs. Colby
,,,.i.I owen. resident manager "' iii'
,roustu Opera house. '"iH. - :,
,,,-,d..v tn attend the perl"' nee ~
..,a,. rr,ntworth's Experiment
n,,a..., house. Monday nisht- "li'
.'ra IL vas the guest OF hiS pa rT''.o
III. ,,a Mrs. +. \. owen a. 'hc ''"i,
II.,,a Nr. owen scored a pis ~
,u.,,st,. laS week. in perform,
i ~ he society Minstrels whic'
s;,.n there under the dlfecti"h .
,r,s /. J. Rodenhaugh Wh'
'ii' ,, ,.,ovn here.-Bansor com
iD.rcial. '
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
Ho0d'S Sac9anas.iM.
TO GO TO LEWISTON.
lea n from Augusta Lodge. A. 0. U. w.. WILL
Confer Degree Upon 80 Clt dida.es.

me degree team from Augusta
Lodge. \. q. L. M. Of this ritN. win .,
TO Lewiston. Tuesday evening. NOV. ~
There will be 50 candidates for a,.mis-
SION I" The lodge OF that order in th.i
city and the work Viii be done bv IN,
team from Augusta.
ThlS will be Il red lette, day with ih.
\. 9. |. w. ot Lewiston. The ,ods. is
planning upon making it Il ve:Y sue
C@SNrui ana Interesting time. 1t is .x-
peCted that there will b, Il nulnhei of
~" grand o:'icrts present. After the
degree has been conferred uprn the
candidates Charles II. Din of this ritN.
Will lecture upon the secret work uf the
order This will be Illustrated ~ strrc-
opticon views the lantern being in thr
hands Of f.. T.. Richards also "f this
city. The evening will clo~t. With a
banquet.
MeSsrs. pill and Richards will =" to
E"othhaN Harbor. Friday. to ciV. tn"
stereoptic"n lecture upon the secret
work of the order.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
Foot Ball Notes.


Is S,ld th"t IN" are '"i' t"S are
i''''
4 l"i' ll'ili- ''"N ''':'i i I'LL
Hi'"H -'i'S "A "''i,' I'D i''4''''' 'i'''
'h"HS"H l" 'h'' I""'"''' Nl''h'l"''.
The Colgate Academy team ~ llamI-
ton. y 81. has not been scored against
this season. ana hhS been TIED tWirt. Ih5
games played numbered eight.
An invr- tiGatiun is now Under way u
Phil td"lphia "a regard T." IN" manner III
which ch"ic" seats for III" iIarNHrd-P'iN
game ten into the hands of Sp1CulatorS-
In su,,6- - nf U;trvarj's nl;tv last 81
.tpd., t,.,r.,r N-o,drllff r..u;irt,tI alter
NO ".,r,,r- = have. never seen sn murh
,.Ir,T,,,tr,t.d brIrin. i'm uuy gam, durin.
~, w,
""Ah = '''-''''S /. 'in - II, ",,G, pui M
.'' w '' 'i ., ,,ii,,t.,r,,,l,
I Will, ,I-, uni,-aL tb, kirLir, prnI,-
tn,o E.v ll,vt.u
'
flihc' tph = h,, ".Sn,'i ''"''i II -,
the game Wlfh N'Ht f"- 'Hutu IL 4
u" Inc llG"iS i'"l lil"t tn,A ~" Hui,
n wei ~ IN" SOM =! ~ n WY F"
ilnt u! a@ali'St ll' idti'l ~ ~" ii''N'H'
ShtHidhA. Win some "'Si'' "i '"'i"'''''
The sturdy captain cf fhillips-tN"t"r :
eleven in thu battl" wan AnduNrr. Sttul p
GaY. I\arI +. Brill Wa chosen captain
again. Monday II" is an" "f tn" mos
promis;n. players "f the Seas"n. Hi
home is at II tzcit"n. T." lie IS - years
old and weighs IN l"uli'IN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
X. OF P. AT WATERvlLlE.
Calanthe Lodge o. This City Guests Of Havelock
Lodge Of WatcryilIe

Ahcro 80 members Of talnnthr l.odg".
X. nf r.. Of this 'itY. went To Water
vile. t" attend the meeting "f Haze
loci; Lodge of that city. last evening
Almost every train leaving in the after
noon took Il delegation and the 80;
tnuk along another.
In this company was the dr.re"
team from this city which numbers y.
They We're selected to work the Third
iark at th- meeting and thu secret
Hoil. ~ this rank Was eXempliiird in
.,n artieti. manner.
IN, Augusta knights Of PythiaS
we're entertained by HnNel"tk l.odS"
in royal style. y banquet WAS served
aad speeches were madt. by some Of
,hc grand officers of the state and
pthcr prominent members of IN" order.
TEer, w-r- also delegations present
from HalloWrIl. Gardiner and Mon
mouth in addition 70 those from this
rity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

| Much of the business part of Berlin
i Md. was destroyed by fire. Tuesin /
| Two banks a livery stable env.r,,i I'll
! dences and "thef nuild.ngs were burnr
| and the town narrowly escaued utte. a,
struction. The loss is estimated NJ NJ
ps.
Henry Prosper l.eFlamma. a uarvart
square barber ;it Cambridge. Mass. wa.
tried and convicted in the local court
Tuesday. on the charge of discrimnatins
against Thomas S Bruce a nnero stII.inn,
at Harvard. Judge Amy imposed a finc
of $50.
Thomas Sykes Sam Davis and William
Woods met horrible deaths i'm ne cnt,l
field near Bluetield. W. VA. TIesd;ly TN,
men We're engaged in opening , kc. III
powder when Snarl from a miner
lamp worn by one Of TIE men reu IN IA
powder and til" men Were blown to riec,-
The explosion was felt for mites
1t is now ann"uI. THAI Aienis f:cd, II
OF LNnbrook. t. J.. has broken the world :
record for . miles lnpaccd At the .1-miI,
on Long Island. Bedell who started from
the scratch. made the course in ho,r
and & minutes. winning the iim. pri2.. and
break King the world $ record OF H. iir az. .
minutes.
The CLIQUE -stcr +cEoo' + Emma ANA
Helen arrived at Liverpool. n s. Tu,s.
day. with her flag at half-naSt. ANA Tn.
captain reports thul Wm. tIapleN. VIA.
Of the crew was knocked overheard ~
thc tur''bo"m striking Linn ana lie drown
ed before assistance go ia reach him m .
accident happened. Nov. q while the v,,-
sci was cross ny the BAY II FIndy.
Henry N. Scdlry Of New York. Il Sh. T.
held Sc!tntulc School student. vas al
raiSArd in the city court at New Haven.
Turs'!aN ON The chIrs" Of mausltughtcr
in causing tn" death OF Edward +. Crr.i-
jn "f NillimIniir. - student at th.. Idie
la SCnnDl. ttfiulIgr ia. Al ti
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Lucas county. So
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that nc t1
e % duin. business in the City of Tot
edo. County and stat" aforesaid. and that
said firm will pay the sum Of ONE. Ill y
DRED DOLLARS for cicn and cVerN
cas-. of ,1tarrh that cannot be cured b.
thr 1isr of Halls Cajarrh Cure
FRANK j. CHENEY
sworn 10 before me and subscribed ii
my presence, TINS "'h Gay "i December
\. D. 1856.
,Seab Notary Pubic
Halls catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on me blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system, Send for tesu
monialS. free. 1
Sold bv Druggists, 75c.
| Halls Family Pills are the best.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Ns Mrs. q. \. Robertson WAS cross
tS lhthrop street. yesterday y forenoon
Si'T 'eN upon the slippery walk. Sh,
was coming down town and the acct
ueu' occurred near the Court house. As
she Tell her head struck upon the hard
Nteet ana for few minutes she WAS
badly stunned. She was taken To tn.
state Street Pharmacy and was soon
able 10 be taken home in Il carriage
IRE only i'll effects remaining I.st
evening. was Il slight dizzineSS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
FESTIVAL NOTES.
Successful Rehearsal. Last Evening. Under
Leadership OF l. 8. Cain.

The Augusta Festival Chorus h@d an
Interesting session. last rvcrIng. l.. +.
cain. the well known mus.cal dire, t0r.
las present AID led the cno,us in its
work. the rehearsal WAS Very <aii: .
factory to Mr. cain and he so expressed
niHlseiG
Mr. cain will be a vely busy man
tho coming winter. Tic has been chosen
muaiCiI director OF the Philharmonic
Singing Society ot Manchester. y ~.
fur the ensuing year ana begin his du-
,ic- IN mat capacity. NOV. II. Mr. cain
~ skllfully directed three rehearSa!s
;hrre. before their festival in October.
;nat his election for the year was 4
furecCn- conclusion. The society -
preparing to gfre Mendelsshons 18th
Usnlm" the last of December.
The first concert of the season since
me festival concert in Portland will be
-iynu in kennebunk. Friday evening,
\n. ~. by the chorus Of that place.
under the direction Of Nj. Cain This
,.tnrus II much larger this year than
Heretofore. az about 80 new members
have been added and now the'r a't
considerably over 100 members en-
relied. giving interesting ana lhS'fuc'-
i,r rehearSals
This concert will consist of SIN enc
l.Isas of chamber music. MISS f''eh
furuey. daughter of Judge boAhcN o'
Portland who is the posSeSSof Oh
h, autirul dramatic soprano voice, VIII
il. the. only out-Of-toWn Soioist- NiSN
I;onney will sing the obligato imam
,,atus'' from Rossini's "Stabat mater
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
GARDINER.

1t Is surprising what a difference Il
DOW OF ribbon will axe with the looks
~ IN article and it is also a surprise
- see The difference in the quality of
ribbons Lunt a. Brann. HalloWell
carry ribbons of different kinds. quail
Ties ana prices ana suitable for many
purposes. Just now. they are selling
artitleS for Christmas
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Every schooner that charters for the
Nennebec now with coal carries an ice
causs in its charter. SO that if ice ha :
formed before ii arrives or the river
looks dangerous. they can proceed to
the nearest port and be DISCHARGED
there. their cargo going by rail. Con
Germs nad rather pay $4,000 slap from
tfeir pockets than have a big schooner
l'r bound on their hands. For in that
case they would be called upon by law
~ ntN Fargo AmOmnt for dnmnrrnco
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

II viii he remembered that F.Idon II
Nero, former resident of Augusta
and the eldest son of Eli :. Nero of
Green street. was an assistant engineer
on the li-tated Maine at the time of
It's destruction in the harbor of Ha-
Nana. in February. 1898 and was among
thc missing. His death Was deeply
lamented by his many friends here
aluulS At the time. Steps are now be
me taken by his widow. Mrs Susan ]
Nero. 70 collect the Spanish war claim
hur his cStat" from the government
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
UALLOWELL.

-" yon realize that JAS. II. Leigh 4,
So. can save YOU money if YOU buy
>cur winter clothing Of all kinds ~
them With their several departments,
and small expenses they can make low
prices for goods and Yet make a
fdlr profit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

ne new $40 bill. Pan American En-
foSi'loii issue. is out and the bin is
al 'tiS'lc IN design. having as charac-
'ei 'Stic feature Il buffalo in the fore
Si"ui'u or prairie on one side and a
l'sare "i a woman representing Indus
trN on the other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

i\rnnrh"c county apples are bringing
am rVerag" price of 81 barrel ANA
agent: of aprlr-hnyius firms are pur-
q J.; sing all the No. | winter fruit they
en- get hold "t. Tn" apple crop in
lEiS section j. panning out larger than
II was thought ii would previous TO
picking. one farmer VIII" was in town.
yesterday. expresses himself as follows
on The subject: The output by tn"
larc, st apple growers isn't rs large as
ii WAS last wear on the other hard
thr small or, harlS are doing far better
than they did last year. The reason
th,. farmers have :" underestimat"d
rlcil' crop is because the apples as jhey
hang on the trees appeared to be few.
but after being gathered. the most of
them prove to be of the first quality
and exceedingly large.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

AUGUSTA LOCALS.

y number Of the small boys we're tax
'"S advantage Of the slippery side
""iNS' last evening, for skating pur-
POSES.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

~ r,t,e colds that grow into big
Is tne me i1ic hiS colds that end In consnmp- sum-
Ton sa,i .aa dee!s; Norrsy w.feS Fi.. - :,ss WE
III. WOODS W ,A.w.f-Wky.o &
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

.i.i,.. .,r...,t votiu. contest at the People !
c,nro ON tE,, hoautifuj diamond rln1 /" h'
,i,-sn Iyay Jan l. 1912. To- the lady ic CIV
in. the most votes. has now begun. ne
ballot box is now ready. Begin voting !"f
vuur ftNuritc candidate Al once ~
nnt.st i o.rn to an. Write on Nultt
,nt,,' tha NAM, VI any one that YOU would
lik. ID ~. ~ thi@ beautiful diAnoni
ring ana deposit the Not' y 'hr n'A II
Win rach 25c worth Of goods S"ld. ~
III. first count The votes stand ~ l"l-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

a, ChIrnKM RANK. KNIGHTS
~ or PYTHIAS. KING CON-
AN PANY NO. 4. Regular meet
-41S1f INK. first Thursday OF each
1sfE captain. c. F. STURTEVANT.
50 Recorder II. :. HA ASEEiL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
SIT DaS eiu ri6tiges Yerbdtts
uif?

Die obige Srags felt Der betannte
@oltsiGriftitsQer ySepp" in Der ,&az
tboliiGen 8plts5eitung" bon 8aItiz
more uub srtlGrt olsoonn tpie folgt:
@smdB benz Sabresberi9t bes bod
miirotgsn Batter Pb. 81. MrSepitt,
superintendent Der Bfarri9ulen Der
Gr5ot03eie Y6iluOelpbia, i9loB oas
nergangene S6uljobr nit 42,241
G6ultinbern, &naben uno Mdb6en.
BON oieier Qn3abl nuroen nur 2467
&raben BON ben dttitliben S6ulz
triieern unterri6tet, unD 1916 BON
mGnnli6en &ebrern, 3uiammen 3515.
Cont erbielteu 2O,728 S6ultinoer
tbrsn unterriGt Don ben oeri6teoenen
msibliden GebrorDen. Snoem IS
cher uagemein ongenommen 1T, baB
Die Glteren 8naben in ben S6ertla1z
fen pur6 mdnnli6e G~r3iebun9 better
beiDrgt pdren als purb neiblide,
blie6e nod Gttpas az ipiiRi62n i6rig.
@ngenommen, es ieten q ,120 &nas
ben, MORON etpd Elm 9rittel mGnnli9e
@r3ie6urg beoitrfen, 10 rpGre bic 3a6I
3515 nett binter Dem 4uiGIag 3uriid.
@obloeritanosn, nift Der SGulunters
ritt, ionbern bic S9aratterbiloun9
lpirp bier ing &uge gefaBt. SD made
Sabsr nUr bic siH5Q6s gemsrtuns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

zines beriiHmten Y~dbaaosen: rDie
Wfic6en ioIen 5rausn, die !naben
ioIIen Utdnuer tusrben, uno ppn Mdne
nern er3pgen perDen, i'd psib aber
gan3 pobl, oaB Spl9eS in man6er
YfarriauIe nitt mogli6 1T. Man
muB iib bait no6 llmIt6noen ri6ten.
Wtan6erortS aber ginge es ppbl, aber
es ge6t bod nt6t.
llno mir pieoerbolen I'm ier ceterum
ceniero: rS4afft m dnnlt9 9e6rz
trGfte AUDI in Die bOberen &nabens
i6ulen, Denn MIR 81 dnner tOnnen
80 dnner beranbiloen unb Der fde
tbplii6e 2e6reritanb lit AUDI fir Die
Ser. Stdaten BON Der aller9rDBs
/ d t. Sesbulb foa
Der 2ebrer6eruf au6 tein b.
ietn ipnOern ais 8ertreter
Ger gebiloeten Riatung perbienen quite
2s6rer Elm prbentltbeS Gebalt, ba3
lire Stelle 81 elmer IN ii hens@
pertben ma6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
Der 8ureufriea.

8ie wenig On cine balDiee 8eenbis
gung Des 8urentrieges au benten lit,
lpirb pur9 has 8erlaugeu 8it6ener's
na9 betittenen 8eritdrtunsen, = Der
eole Qorp forbert muir $4,000 Mann
- duf's Oeutli6ite tlar semaft. SIS
i9eint mebr ols 5p%eifelbaft, Oab
@nglanb i'm Stanbe Iein nirb, bieIe
2eute nod aufaubrinssu, ba bic @er>
bunssn iebr, iebr lansiam fprtgebem
DAB Der eneliide 8efeblsbaber ii6ris
gems entI9lphsn 1T, ouf Der eiumaT
betretenen Sabn b6lterre9tspioriger
@rauIdmteit fortsnIdreiten, 5eigt bas
Nniinnen, pel6es er an feline Resies
rung felt, baB i5m geitattet perben
ipa, Rebelen, W0rDer unb 8errGiber
rbne Wetteres auftnipfen gu lafien.
Inter bisfer 2ubrit niro er ipobl ale
@efangenen, Die er etpd ma6t, brins
gen molten. SDffertli@ bobsn bic
@ngldnoer ipenigitens nod iopiel
Sdamsefiibl, bab tie cine berartige
S6dnplidfeit niht %suldiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
WerfmIr0ia.

@oltairs, Der @ppitel pss l1nslau.
bens, bate iib Der tbGrtdten SOffz
nuns ~binseeeben, ben Glauben on
@ptt pertilgsn 81 tDnnen. Seine @Hz
tdReer ielbit baben eineu ieiHer 8riefe
psr0ffentli6t, porin er i6rieb: rSn
span3is Sabreu ipirb 9ott gutes
Spiel baben; bann piro Riemanb iif)
mebr I'm i'm tiimmern." - Ser Brief
trdst pas Datum bonn %. Sebruar
1853. 0ieie 8orberiasung ioute auf
cine fir 8pltaire unbeilpole WeiIe
erfilt tpsrbsn. SIN Sabre 177S err
belt er bic grloubniB, aus ieiner
ginfomteit 81 Sernep Bel Genf, pobiH
er iih, BON Der ipeItli6en @eredtistett
perfolst, 5uriidgespgen bate, Had
paris Suriidsufsbren. Sem Gin5us
in Die Staot glib einem Sriumpbe.
Ibsr es mar Der Iette. Dim 25. Sc
bruur 1778, ssrabe 20 Sabre mad
Dem Datum jenes griefes, tpurbe er,
in einem Bitter BON so Sabren, BON
sinem 8lutIpeisn befaasn, bas ibn gum
Grabe fiibrte. Die Seftistsit bes
uebels brad ieinen StoIs, unb IieB er
einsn iener qrieiter gu li9 rufsn, bic
er 10 lanee seI6mdbt unb psrleumpet
bate. Der Pfarrer bon ct. Sulptce
besub ii9 gum 8ranten, aGsiH bic
Treunbe 8oltaires %perpebrtsn ibm
Den 3utritt. dit elmer sntiebliden
@timme i6rie Der Sterbenbe: SD
bin perlaiIen BON Soft unb ben Men=
i4en!" Gr gerdtb in @erapsifluns;
blaB uHb SitternO Dor S1reden pirft
er ii9 mad allen Seitsn, Serfleii6te
lI9 unb leert in einem .3use pas =
Ha6tsseibirr. 60 5tarb Der Ippz
itel oes u~nslaubens am 80. Mai
ITS. DAB bod feline uuieIissn
SdrifteH NIT ibm perf6punben
pdren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
StbilaeM oeutih aunerifanis
fGer Yrteiter.

Hur BRET iilbsrne grieiterz SubilGen
entfaaen auf bic bret lesten Mpnate
bes Sabres. Sm Mondt Sttpber
feiern apei prieiter bieies SubiIGnm
unb 5tpar am Is. Der bobp. Ssrr
Senrp 5impbaus, pfarrer Der ct.
S0'ep1's : 8emeinbe in Watbena,
Sans., SiOaeie 2eapenportb, unb am
%. Der bp9p. 9uter @usuitinus
8rpf~.eper, .. g. s., pfarrsr Der
ct. Sofepb'5 : 8emeinbe in Mpprz
beub, Minn., 9tDaeis Duluth.
Der Monat NoDembsr peiit feline
Subilaumsfeier ouf, DECEMBER Dase>
gen feds unb 5tpar: anu 8. bic Des
bo6tp. pater 2eondrb Nurre, s.. +.
&c., Pfarrer Der ct. SranSistus BON
aifiIi : 8emeinbe in Cincinnati, g.;
am 20. bes bo6p. 9ater Ptus Nie>
baus, .. S. 90, pfarrer Der ct.
StepRans : 8emeinhe in !Samtltou,
GrabiDaeie Cincinnati; auf ben
%. DECEMBER entfalen brei iilberne
Subilden: ndmli6 Oas zines bpdp.
Gapusiner : Paters, SilfsprisIter an
Der ct. Soiepb's : Stride in @pples
tpn, 8is., Si63sie @reen 9aD; bes
bodip. Pater Sobn @iams, 6. g.
Sp., in Gmsport9, ga, 0iD5eIe
pittsburg, Director Deg 8ereins Der
bl. ainbbeit; uno oes bofp. Pater 8.
Often, s. 9. Sp., Yfurrer Der ct.
Warien : @emeinbe in S6arps6urg,
pa., 9tD5eie Pittsburg.
Sas leBte Subildum bes Sabres
tam am 26. DECEMBER Elm prieiter Der
StOseie Qlton feiern, Der bodip. SoGn
20. Weri6er ndmlt6, gfarrer Der
ct. Marien : 9emeinoe in 5ablorz
piQe, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15

@On benz italienii9en Sanger Gmi.
liz be Mar6i eradbIt bic .Scsna Suus
%itrata" folsenoe bibfde Geidi6te:
gines Cages fang be Mardi ben
9rbensrin. Dim MOrsen mad ber
8oriteaung fam elm italieniI6er Mil.
liOnar 81 inn unb iaste: .SIbi6, Der
Gobenerln, iebr biibid. Nur etipas
gu stufa4; teine einoise &ploratur, bic
-. Die -. no, sic ptfIen idon.
&ur5, srpBe aebnli6teit nit etnsm
air4enlieo." rOafiir 1T Der !SeIo
audi Elm @ralritter". eripiberte be
Utar9i sereist. .Sa, ia, seb's ia
81, aber -. tDnnten sic niht 10 cts
mas Iebnlifss eiufle6teN, ipie bic
GaOatins aus benz garbier?" = .Si.
itnb ppbl perriidt?" .Hsin, CANA
unb gar nidt. Wis piel psrbienen
Sic uneefdbr2" - 5000 Sire pro
4benb." = rNidt idle6t, nil Sbnsn
aber 10000 eeben, tpsnn -
nDsun i9 ben 2pbensrin 10 prpfa.
nire, Sic ~ 10000, 10000"
SIN nGdIten 4usenblid Iaa Der ga.
Hau'e DOR Der 5bir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-10-15
StaatSmabIen.

Ssrbitpablen finben in bieIem
Sabre in d4t Saaten itatt, in Sem
Serisp, Yenniplpunien, Waha6uietts,
8irginia, Marplanb, Sbio, Spipa uuo
Hebrasta. Sn Den ibrt9en Staaten
bleibt benz Yublitum bic @ufreguns
Der @dbl erIpart unp defenders srpB
miro Tie AUDI IN ben geuanuten Staaz
ten nidt peroen, oenn has Rez
Iultat 1T in elnigen berislben taum
slpeifelbaft. Sn Sem Seriep unb
MaHaGuiettS msrben bic Gepu6litaz
ner feline S9loierigteiten BADEN, ibre
Ganbiputsn purh3ubringen; es liegen
feline piGtisen Srdgsn o uno Die
Stimmung Der 8epDlterune III jeSer
9(enDeruna ubbolo. 9as 2ano bot
ba8 AttsRtat BON Buffalo pbne Panit
ii6srnunoen unp Die PrOiperitdt bdlt
en-, mpau od Elm Ds6iel, pslder ans
pcuten niiroe, oaB oas 8Olt nit Der
Yplitit uift aufrieoen lit, inter nell
der Ii6 oieislbe entpidtlt hat. Sir
Qinia bfe.bt Der alien pemotrdtiI6en
SABINE 9etreu.
IN 7Matplanb mo6t GrsSsnotor
Gormon groBe Nnitr'ngurpen. ben
frii9.r inne sefaSten PIaB pieOer 81