davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
City Notes. .

POSTPoNED.-Th concert which was 10 have
been given in the Adams Avenue chapel tonight
has been postponed until Thursday night,
March q.
DIRECTORY CANVASS. T.. Williams
The directory man, has begun his canvass FOR the
1902 directory, which he promises will be even
better than the last one.
QUARTERLY MEETiNG.'rhe district quarter
ly convention OF the Free Methodsts will begin
in Finn chapel, Green Ridge, tonight at 7t5 and
will last over Sunday. Rev. j. n. Logan. OF
WkesBarre will occupy the pulpit tonight
RETURN TlIANKS.-The Ilahnemann hospital
bcgs to extend its thanks to tie ladies OF the
Home Missionary society OF the First Presbyter-
ian church, for the contribution OF Sl2.2G being
part OF the proceeds OF the sewing day lunch re.
Gently given by them.
CoRoNER's INQUEsr-The jury empancllad
by Coroner saltry to inquire into the death Of
Frank Lesh. of Albright avenue, met last night
and rendered a verdict to the effect that he
came TO his death by shooting himself in the
head, while temporarily deranged by reason of
illness.
FUNERAL OF MRS. MuRPlIY.--The funeral
OF the late Mrs. Elizabeth Murphy, wife of Rich.
from st. Patricks church. where high mass
of requiem soemnized by Rev. Father Dunn
1utermcnt made in the Cathedral cemetery.
The pal-bearers were: Thomas O'Boyle, James
May, Michael Curran, James Lawless, Michael
Donohuc and Thomas Judge. Funeral Director
Cusick had charge of the funeral.
g. J. MARSH, DUNMORE.-iour arrival in
this country before you reached the age of Is
years will enable you to become full.fedged
citizen Of this country after securing one set OF
papers. Your petition or application for ci.i-
z2nship must be filed with the clerk Of the
courts or prothonotary and then advertised for
thirty days This will enable you to have your
application heard on tile first day of the quarter
sessions court which is April :. You must have
witness who can testify that you have been
in this country at least five years, in Penns,l
rana one year and that You came to this country
while under is years OF age.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
DEGREES WE'RE CONFERRED.
Interesting Masonic Ceremony in
Memorial Hall.

The Sixteenth and Seventeenth Ma
sonic degrees We're last night conferred
upon seven candidates in Memorial hall,
in the presence of the members of Key
stone council, Princes of Jerusalem, and
a number of visiting Masons from
Wilkes Barre and Binghamton.
The degrees We're conferred by r. B.
Brockway and DR.. Fl. n. Dunnell. OF
this city, and Henry G. Merrill, of
Wilkes Barre. Those on whom the de-
grees were conferred now rank as
knights of the East and Sword and
Princes of Jerusalem.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
A THIEF IN CHURCH.
Woman's Handbag Stolen in st.
Peters Cathedral.

\ woman who was worshipping at
St. Peters cathedral yesterday morn
ing had handbag containing So stolen
from the pew behind her back as she
knelt in prayer. She missed the hand
bag near the end of the service, and a
little girl volunteered the information
that she had seen it taken from the
pew by a young man who was sitting
in the seat behind and who left the
church Immediately afterwards.
She described the young man as
being of medium height and as wear
iEg light overcoat The police were
notifed and made an unsuccessful
search for the thief.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
Queen Wilhelmina' Strong Imagin
alton.

When Wihelmina was little She was NOT al
lowed 10 share dinner with the older members
of the royal household. Occasionally She came in
at dessert.
One day She sat by courtly old general, and,
after eating some fruit the little girl turned and
gazed up at him. Presently she exclaimed: 4
wonder you're not afraid 10 sit next TO me-
Everybody in the turned at the sound
OF her childish treble,
"On the contrary, ! am but too pleased and
honored to sit next TO my future queen" replied
the general. But why should | be afraid2'
Assuming a wobegOne expression the little girl
replied: because all my dolls have The measles
they're all of them down with it"-Chicago
Post.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
BOWLING WAS ERRATIC.
Big Scores and Small Scores Made by
City Bowling League Teams-Ar-
lingtons and Franklins Tied.

Some of the teams in the City Bowl
ing league picked up little last night,
but the rolling throughout was erratic.
The Liederkranz team made total of
9S7 against the Hampe team, and this
score is flanked on either side by scores
just barely over 700. The Hampe team
fell down on the last game and made a
poor showing. The score:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
He Wanted Their Photographs.

Cornell university has its fair quota OF harum
soarum youths who, after pyrotechnic careers,
suddenly disappear from the uniyesty's ken. A
wasteiul genius was recently hailed before the
faculty TO answer charges OF such violent frac
lures OF Discipline that even in his violent ftA.-
istic moments he had not hoped TO explain OF
disproye them satisfactorily. However, he faced
the music and even stood with considerable
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
BOOKS WERE
NOT PRODUCED
AWARD AGAINST THE STREET
CAR STRIKERS.

Their slander Suit Against DR.. H. e.
Lutz Was Heard Before Arbitra-
tors Yesterday, but They Refused
to Produce Their Books and Papers
as Requested by the Defendant,
and, Under the Law Governing Ar
bitrations, an Award Of No Cause
of Action Was Given.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
SELLING WITHOUT A LICENSE

Mary Ellen Jones, of Scranton street,
was before Alderman Bailey of the
Thirteenth ward yesterday charged
with selling liquor without a license.
Robert Wilson, of the Municipal
League. was the prosecutor.
The accused was fined s100 which she
paid.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
UNITED STATES COURT NOTES

John Mullen, Thomas Mullen, OF Shamokn
and others, all creditors OF the Royal Oak Coal
company, yesterday filed petition asking that
the corporation be declared bankrupt, alleging
that they have claims amounting to over LOO
against ii. Judge Archibald issued a r.,c re-
1urnahle March 8, to show cause why an injunc-
ton should not be granted restraining the COM
pany from doing business.
The first mceing of the creditors OF Harry
schoenbrrger. of this city, will be held on March
in the office of Referee in Bankruptcy Van
Wormcr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27

ARl.INGTONS.

High score--Wharton, 23j
High avcrage-Wharton, ia l-3.
The South Side team was slightly
strengthened last night, and managed
to take one game fromMhe Franklins.
This Is the first and only game won by
the team since the opening of the sea-
son. The score:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
LlEDEDKRANZ.
HANIPE'S.

High Score-Brieg, $50.
High average-Breg 1G9 1-3
The most hotly contested games of
the night We're those rolled on the
Hampe alleys between the Centrals and
the Arlingtons. Each took game and
the third came out tie. each five maxi
ing 7e5. A fourth game was rolled and
won by the Centrals, who made the big
total of SS7. The score:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
BALENTINE's CONTENTION.

Mr.. Balentine admitted that notice
had been served on them but that they
would not produce the books. Justif-
cation. he said, was no defense to the
charge against DIR. LutZ, and as he was
not trying to establish justification, the
books We're not necessary to the de-
fense.
Mr.. Ross thereupon asked for an
award of mo cause of action" under
the act governing arbitrations. which
provides that the decision shall be
against any person who fails to pro-
duce books or papers necessary to de-
termine the matter at issue.
The arbitrators allowed Mr.. Ross
motion and filed an award of no cause
of action.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27

mo cause of action" was the decis-
ion of the board of arbitrators which
yesterday heard the case of p. j. Shea
and others, comprising the executive
committee of the local Street Car Mems
union, against Dr. II. E. Lutz, an ac-
ton to recover $4,000 damages.
The decision was arrived at early in
the hearing for the reason that the
plaintiffs refused to allow the books
and papers of the union to be brought
into court for examination. Rather
than comply with the request of the
defendant for the books and papers,
they permitted their action to fall.
About the middle of January, DR..
Lutz interested himself in trying to
settle the strike and succeeded in at
tracing a good deal of attention. A
committee of the strikers, pre-
tending they were dissatisfied with the
management of the strike, went to see
DR.. Lutz, and to them he talked very
unreservedly, as they alleged, stating
among other things, that the executive
committee had misappropriated S1,100
of strike funds and that they were in
the habit of giving suppers with the
funds of the union.
1t is charged that the doctor made
similar statements in many other
places. He was arrested for slander by
the committee and damages in the sum
of $4,000 were asked. The case came up
for hearing yesterday before Arbitra-
tors Ralph Levy. G. f. Daniels and
Frank Gibbs. The committee was rep
resented by Attorney c. Balentine and
the doctor by Attorneys j. Elliot Ross
and John Gunster.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
BORN.

Scranton. Pa. Feb. 26. 1902, to
Mr.. and Mrs, John Miller. of 1888 North Lin.
coin avenue, daughter
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
FIGURES ARE
conflicting
RECORDER RECEIVES MUNICH.
PAL WATER STATISTICS.

They Show That Municipal Owner
ship Is Highly Successful in Some
Cities and Highly Unsuccessful in
others-Milwaukee, Wis, Cleared
$4,000 in Profits Last Year,
While Rochester, N. Y. Had De-
fcit of $4,000 to Make Up-com-
parison of Water Rates.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
REFUSED TO BE SWORN.

When the hearing opened yesterday
morning, Mr.. Balentine called DR.. Lutz
as for cross examination. Attorney
Ross objected, saying that it was
quasif terminal action ana that the de-
fendant could not be called by the
plaintiff. The arbitrators over-ruled
the objection and then DR.. Lutz, by adj
vice Of his attorney, refused to be
sworn.
Mr.. Balentine asked that he be COM
mitted to jail for contempt. but Mr..
Ross contended that board of arbi-
traitors had no power to commit for
contempt. The arbitration was ad-
journed until 1.3O in the afternoon, to
give the attorneys an opportunity to
present their authorities. After the re-
cess, Mr.. Ross said he was willing that
his client should be sworn, but that
he would not permit him to testify. Mr..
Balentine said he only wanted to ask
him il he had ever seen the books of
the union. DR.. Lutz admitted that he
had not, and was thereupon permitted
to retire from the stand
P. Fl. Dougherty, one of the members
of the committee that waited upon DR..
LutZ on Jan. 15 or 16, said hat the
defendant told him that the executive
committee was short some 81 100 in its
accounts and that it had spent the
unions money in suppers. Attorney
Ross. during his cross examination of
Dougherty, showed the necessity of
having the books of the union present.
to establish the fact that DR.. Lutz
spoke truly. He said he had served no.
tice on the committee to produce its
books, papers, vouchers. etc, but they
had failed to do so.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27

the platform at Newark, New York Time
Magazine
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
SOUTH SIDE.
FRANKT.INS.

High score-Brownell 1Sj.
High avcIage-Zesman. l66.
The standing of the clubs in this
league is now as follows:
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27

Eurs Repaired. Furs Manufactured. Raw Furs
Bought
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27
AT GRAND RAPIDS.

Grand Rapids, Mich, population ST.
900. owns its own water plant and
paid $1,440,0O0 for it. The gross re-
ceipts last year We're $4,000 and the
expenses only $SS765. The rates
charged are five cents per 100 cubic
feet to all consumers: ten per cent.
off for prompt payment.
st. Paul, Mimi, with a population Of
10000, paid $4,050,000 for its water
plant. The gross receipts last year
amounted to $4,000 and the expenses
We're $63.00 leaving a profit of $27 200.
The rate charged is So for a four room
house and thirty cents for each addi-
tional room. Water closets cost only
81. This rate will average about one
half the rate charged by the Scranton
Gas and Water company for dwelling
houses.
Nashville, Tenn, population $4,000,
has owned her own water plant since
1884, and it's estimated value is now
placed at s2,500,00O. The gross receipts
last year amounted to $l50820. and the
expenses to $123.O0O, leaving the neat
little net profit of $4,000. The rate for
a six room dwelling, including every
thing, Is 80 and for an eight room
dwelling $11.
Lowell, Mass, population $4,000. has
had a disastrous experience with her
municipal water plant which was ac-
quired at Il cost of S2,943,S2l. Since the
city has been running the plant the
gross receipts have been only $i,293,-
SAT as compared with running expenses
of $7,378, 6S7. This means a total de-
felt up to date of $S,0S4,s40 all of which
has had to come out of the taxpayers
pockets,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27

POSTPONED. Tho concert which was TO have
been given in the Adams Avenue chapel tonight
has been postponed until Thursday night,
March O.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27

QUARTERLY MEETiNG.-rhe district quarter
ly convention OF the Free Methodists will begin
in Finn chapel, Green Ridge, tonight at 7t5 and
will last over Sunday. Rev. j. Il. Logan. OF
Wilkes-Baire, will occupy the pulpit tonight.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-27

DIRECTORY CANVASS +. Williams
tlc directory man. has begun his canvass for the
1902 directory, which lie promises will be even
better than the last one
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22
]. n. ELLENBECKER & CO.,
Iowa Trust 4 Savings Bank.

Die 8erontwortlihfeit Der Stotbalter Be,
trGgt anBer ben Saareinlagen $50, 900.
3ireftoren @. 9. Eorbert, Z. 3. Stout,
S,aeob Did. %. y. auiiou, @, s.. Eeaboop,
). Gllwan9er, Sbos. Gonnoap, Better 1iene.
". 6. Sorbert, PrGltbent.
i. 3. Stout. 8ieesPrGl.
S. u. &aliOn. aalliret.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22
Gdlnh.

Seit Sen 9eaebenbeiten oes port'
gen &apitels ipuren fiini5ebn Sabre
perfloiien. @mba nnO 8oleslaus
maren lGngit tobt. gritere mar Dem
8ater 0ominifus in Die Gipigfelt
porousgegangen; er itarb nannlib am
16. Sebri1ar 1850 I'M @erllde Der
Seiligfeit az @iell, mobin i'm Der
Hapit llrban Der @hte als apoltoli'
id)en 2egaten 5ilm &aiier Serotlano
ben 3tpeiten geianbt bate.
g8ir finben Die iibrigen Sauptper'
ionen nnierer @eidifte abermals 81
Gom pereinist unb zines NbenoS anf
Dem 8ege nad Der Stride pSeillge
Maria pom Siege, Sftapia, obglelt)
gealtert, beiaB nod INNER ibre Ell
gentbiimlihe Shonbeit. sic ging anI
Irme g~liiabetb's llto fiibrte ein tlei-
mes, blonolpdiges Wtdbden an ibrer
.Seite, mdbrenO Suao einen fleinen
.&naben all Der Sunb bate nnO Siio.
mia feline 9trme pertrarltd) aitf Die
Sdulter zines etiua 14siabrigen
SiingliugS itiiBte. Sinter ibnen folgte
@eorg, Die Sdnoe auf ben &iiden uno
init offenem Mtlnoe nm iid) beridail-
END. Ger urrne Narr folgte Ieinem
Serrn iiberol uno tonnte Jest nit
polem Hefte iagen, Dab er Soloat
gerpproen iei; Denn er mar oretmal
prriuunbet mprben unb cine brelte
.9tnrbe 3ierte feline refte Sade.
9eutldlanb mar nod imrner Der
Sdauplas bllttiger &dmpfe; Der @as
ron BON Strufomib bate lid IN ben
iiinfSebn SSobren wieoerboit am aries
ge betbeiligt. mar aber onrdl einen IN
Der lebten Shladt erbaltenen Sd)uB
ms Sein 9e3lpimgen moroen Dem
@affenbanoiuerf ouf INNER 81 ents
'agen. Hah erfolgter Seillulg e1t-
ibloB err lid feline Seimatb 81 per'
luiien, Inn IN Eom, nit ieinen alten
Sreunoeu uereinigt, Die Gildfehr oeS
SrieoenS abamparten nno 5ualelt lei
mem Spbne DaS BON ibm 10 bod per.
ebrte beiliae Silo 81 5eigen.
Toa Nnoadt uuo Hiibrumg betra-
ten Die bohmiidcn GmtgrGnten Die
Stride mo perribteten Dor Dem Soh.
altar ulo Dem beiligen Siloe Elm IN.
briinitiges @ebet.
.9aS lit dip ieneS munberbare
|8ilo, BON Dem On mir 10 oft er5dblt
halt, mein &ater2" iugte Der Sing
linz, nab Dem @ebete Dem Baron iid)
n1bern0.
.Sa, mciu liebcr Bruno, iaIt Elm
sH-brbuHbert binourd bug eS IN oetn
Shloiie oeiner Abnen uto ais id
nod IN oeitem Ilter ltano, babe l1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22
@um Der tcdniiden Gerluertbung Der
fliijitGcn Euft

lit es in Ser lesten Belt iebr it'll ge-
morben. @ie pieQeid)t nod erinner.
lid orbeitete Eroieiior b. Sinoe ein
0eriabren Gus, nm olrd It1lfenipei-
les Nbfiiblcn perbi6teter nno mieoer
cntipanlter 2rft im@egenitrome bel.
Der eben oieIe 2uft 5l perfliiiltgen.
Gas Gerfobren geltattet unlnterbro.
dlene Gr5eugung fliiiiiger 2uft mif
mirtbihuitlihe @eile. Die g%tilrnber-
ger ausltelling 1896 entbielt ben
Apparat; gum eriten Mtule mllroe er
bort Der breiten Sefientliffeit be.
fonllt qegeben, cine Eeibe taglif Dor.
aefiibrter Teriltde nit Der er5eitgten
iliiiiigen 2mit erregte Das Staunen
Der 3uihuuer. Die Breiie bemGftigte
iid) Der Nngelegenbeit, bas lenIntio-
neae 9tel,e forberte Die fiibniten Tors
o~llsiagen 5iltoge iiber Die moglihet
Splgen lold)er iobrifmdbigeu gr5eu.
gung ilillliger Sift. giif Der Natllr.
fprid)er &erlnnmlung 5u9)iiind)en i'm
Scrblt 1899 murDe Die Sbatigfeit
bicicr Hiuoe'ifen Observation-Disclosures
nlQihine inn 9aborutorilm fir 2dltee
inonitrie ae3eiat mnb $. b. Sinoe
ielbit nobm in einem Iortrag Serall.
luiilng, lid e1ergii6 gegen Die be-
5eihnete Hroieftenmad)erei 5H erflds
ren. ST. pies Dor Illem nad), mie I'M
mirtbihuitlid Die fliiiiiac Suft oils
&roftipeiher lei, mie menig bon Der
au ibrer t0erltellnng oufgeipanoten
Nr6eit aus ibr burd G%ntlpanmlng I'M
Doctor mieber berausgebolt weroeil
tonne. gr ge0ohte uild) Der Ssrlh'
die, Sprengpatronen nit iiilIliger
Suit bel Der gpbrung bes SImplons
tunnels sI bcniisen; natoem er ein'
seine 8pr5iigc bieles Sprengmittels,
tpie Die Mogli6feit Der Serlteanng
uul Srt unmittelbar Dor Der Vermen-
bnna, Die raihe @ergdnglidfeit Der
Sprenglpirfung nit Dem 3eraalen
Ser iliiiiigen &uit, alio Die pDuigeSe'
iobrloiigfeit porber mie nafber ge'
ihilOert. erlpdbute err, Dob ole
eiaentlid)e Sprengpirtung iener Der
biSher ueripcnoeten Mtittel omar
aleidfomme, iie aber niht iibertreife.
uno Dab oesbaib Die 8eroranelmg
Des Grprcbten burd oaS Neuer por-
!duiia auSaei6loiien WGre. es mu.
thete oun5 ion6erbar oil, wie niid)terr
Der eriinoer Die llebertreibungeu
ielblt ernIt 81 nebmeuoer tcdJniiher
,3eitibriftcn be. uno' perurtbeilte
Sciiogn miro i'm 2aboratorium am
Nusbuu Der @eriliiiiigungsmaihine
%iueiter ~aearbeitet, pbue 9arm i'm Of.
ientlid) en Seben. Die 8emimlmg ei.
luer nit SaueritoiI angerei1erter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22
(S 9Iub b.

@dbrenOoeiieu bate SuDipig li1
nieOer erboben unb Itiir5te lih mle.
Der IN beu aornpf Die Solooten Ollrd)
3urllf uno 9eiipiel 5ll neltem Wiutbc
elttflammeno; uber ibre 3abl pcrmlns
Oerte lid, 5uiebenos nn0 ole lbrt
Supferfeit permohte Die 9anoiten
nid,t suriid5ubr0neen. &ergebci5
neriudtc Der Baron bon StrufpniB,
Den SolberItdbter 5llm &ol1pfe 5lt
5rpingen. Sicier ftano ndnIlid) car
eirer Aubobe am Hou0e oeS @aloeS
lnb begniigtc lid banit, Dem Snno.
9elrleuge 3u5ulhoueu, Ils er leoot
lab, ooB ole Supferfeit Der Seilloc
ltnter ieiner 9oube in unoerbdltntBs
mdBi9er @eiie ollfrdltmte, molte er
chen beriudeu, iif Der beiOen &ormes
liter ourd Silt 5u bemGtti9en, oils
Slloiuig jnllf5enb ~allsrtet:
vNtutb, @efabrtenl mir iino gerets
let! 9ort fontmen Die Soloaten Dor
Srter -.
Gbriltian ltutte, iprang iiber Den
@raben mn erblifte, bleid) Dor
Wltb, in Ser Serre cine Stailbmolfe,
Die oltrh Den b~orbaren @alopp elmer
9roBen 9lu5obl pou 8ferOeu feinen
3tpeifel ilber ibr @iltlteben lieB. Gr
bate teIne 3eit mebr 81 Dertieren;
Denn Die &eiter muBten ibm in ipeni.
gen Iugenblifen auf Dem gtaden
iiben. &ai6 rief er baber Den Nelt iei-
ner 8anOe 5ulammeu uno ueri6mano
IN eiltger Slll6t i'm @al0e, nit eli
iiem miitbeH6en Slud)e bas uneripars
tete Gri6einen Der Geiter nerlpiins
id)eno, Die linn ben moblangelegten
&aubplm 10 unerrpartet 81 Ati6te
eemaht batten.
sd puBte mobl, Dob Der Stern
Des Weeres Die Shiffbrii6ieen ret
ten miirbe!" iagte Der aarmeliter, ais
er ii6 bon oen Teiteru umgeben lab,
Die 10 aeitgeredt CUR &ettung eridie.
men pareit.
2ubmi9 bon Strofonit briidte boa
9anfbarfeit Die Sanb 8eorg'S, mels
6e ibm MIN sum 5iueiten Wtale oas
Seben gerettet bate.
9ie8ernunoeten Ser gSforte plIrs
ben iorgfaltig auf Dem @agen I'M.
terge6radt, Den Der &armeliter gum
SranSport Der @eidenfe mitfiibrte.
0fit riibrenoer Sorgfalt mibmete iid
Der 8reis Ger Rflege oieier armel
Seute unb lieB tie 5u ibrem Sroite
pftmols bas beilige Bib fiiiien. Sor
Der 9auoe Gbriltiaus paren feiue
Bernllnbeten 5uriidgeblieben, unf
bic Sooten muroen bon Den Splbater
IN ben Slbaruuo getuorfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-04-22
Gas glib non $trQkouib.

Wannes legtc; res fpnlntt mir por.
ais mare nl,lere Siebe mo 3rnlelgltllg
inter bieiem o%5rrbiouen NimmcI
neit 3orter mo beiliaer."
Sugo lIdcltc uno Drildte lciiter
@ottin 5drtl.h Ole @onO.
Die YroSeiiipn lQbt langc ulf iid
morterL" iugtc Die @arnnin BON
Strofouib luo blidtc llngcouloig
nod ser Scite Der liberianiifcn 90.
iilitu, moielbit boS beiligc &ilO eipc
;3cit lang sur S~erebrung allsaeItellt
mprDcn mar. T.
ia crihailt &ononcnbpnncrE"
rief Soleslaus. On bielcm gllgcu-
bIid miro olio Dos 9ilb l%ulierer bci-
!iaiten 9eihiiBerin Die STRIDE perloi.
len babenl"
Gin bumpfeS @cmtrmel ourd)lief
bcim ShaQ Der &anoncn Ole unite.
benoc Solfsmenge, mo alleS oruilgtc
lid bin unb Der, Inn mDglidlt IN Die
poroerite Heibe 81 tommen, nobel
man ieood Den BON Den SremOen
eineenpmmeneu &laB relpeftuoil
id,pnte. @enige Winnlten barallf er-
ihien IN Der Serne cine Ero5eIiion.
Sic Spite ~berielben ipurbe bon elmer
Heiter : Gsforte gebiloet, bierarf
iplqte cine slbtbeilung S%nfanterie,
ipeld)e Die bon Den Iruppen Der bei-
liaen Siga erbellteten @affen trllg.
alsodnn famen inter Dem Banner
bes Sersoes bon Sapern fiinf5ig Sit
raiiiere, melde Die IN Der Sd)laft nm
meiBen 9erge eroberten Sabnell llno
Stoubarteu trugeu, Sieicm militari.
i1en Ypr1pe fplgte Oann Der firhllfe
mnD enolih Der Derrilbe Srilmpbma-
Qen. auf melhem man, lmgebeH BON
brennenOen &er5en, 0as pllnoertba.
thiae Bib erblidte. ltnmittelbar bin-
ter Dem @agen famen Die. aaroinale,
Siidofe uno Erdlaten, iomie Der 8e-
ionbte Seiterreid)s, Shirt Sonelli
unb Sobanm Gripelli, Der Sertreter
8aperns, nebit pielen, gerabe IN Hom
a~npeienoen oeutideu Goeaelten, al
oeren Spite 2uoluig bon Strufonib
aiita.
oils oas beilige Silb ouf Dem
Blase Der bier Sontainen angefom-
men NOR, lhloiien lid &ugo, Soles.
laus uilb Die brei sSrallen an Der
Seite 2ilomigs Der Ero5ellion an mo
aoaen nit ibr bis 81 Der neiten STRIDE
,Seiliae Maria bonn Siege. SIer
puroe baS Bib BON ben unbel6ubtelI
&ormelitern beren Sbbut eS BON MN
an uhpertraut meroen Iolte, IN Gm.
pfang genpmmen uno inter Mb'rt'
guna feierlider Spntnen ilber Dem
Sodoltor auigsitellt. Sorber jeood)
ertbeilte Der YrleIter, Dus belllgeglin
~erbebeuo, ben ai1lueleuoen 8ldllblgell
BEN feierlideu Segen, nobeI Sftapta
mo gliiabetb Sbrduen irommer
R%iihruna pergoiien mo @anoa I'M
@eiite ibren .2ieblingslobn urter Den
Gboren Der gngel erblidte.
Mdt Gage nad Der llebertraglnlg
oeS beiligen 9iloes uerlieBen Der gn'
ron uno Die 9aronin bon Strafonit
Rom; nm nod 9eiltidlanb 5nriid5ll'
febren. Sbre Srellnoe batten lid ore
eipise Stabt 5pm ferneren I~ufentbolt
gep1bIt; BENT Sugo beOurfte nod
ollf lange Belt Der miloen Snit Sta
liens llno @alloa bate Den lebnlid)'
iten @unifl, in Dem SunOe 81 tier
ben no oas Ser5 iDres armen Sbeo=
balo rubtc.