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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01

The opera house in ST. Johnsbury. built
y years ago at n cost of S25 900, will soon
be dismantled by its present owner, NJ j.
Caldbeck. He will cut down the build
ing to the first floor, which is now occu-
pied by fruit store, and will thus reduce
expenses in taxes ana insurance, As a
losing venture.
The annual session of the Vermont Me-
thodist conference, which began at Mont
peier tuesday. continues through Sunday.
Conference appointments will be announc-
ed Monday. Bishop Charles H. Fowler is
the presiding officer, The first work of the
conference was the examinations. Among
the first year class We're Il. Il. Wells of
Wilmington and f. NJ Baker of Athens.
f. ). Metcalf of Brookline was a candi-
date in the third class and G. r. Web
ster of Williamsville in the fourth year
class.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01
ERMONT PHOENIX, BRATTLEBORO FRIDAY APRIL ], 1904
IN OUR OWN STATE.
cHEsTER's DISASTROUS FIRE.
Three Buildings in Business Section and
a Mill Burned, Causing a Loss OF $780,.
900 to 100000

Three Buildings in Business Section and
a Mill Burned, Causing a Loss OF $50.
900 to 100000
\ fire which broke out at o'clock Sat
urdaY night in the rear of Charles II.
Walkers furniture store on Main street
in Chester, destroyed that building. to-
gether with two other blocks. and an old
mill in the business centre of the town
Loss is estimated at between $50. 600 and
100000, partially covered by insurance.
The fire was discovered about o'clock
i'm the rear of Mr. Walkers furniture
store. 1t is supposed to ulvo started
from defective ilue. The l',iidiur was
soon a mass of tamcs Mr. Walker being
able to save only few business papers.
Tho building also contained thu millinery
store of Mrs. Walker who had Just rr-
ceiVed a new stock of goods. Mr. and
Mrs. Walker lived over the store ana they
lost everything.
There was a strong wind. and the All
joining building belonging TO II. II. Cut.
Ter, soon caught. 1t was "A two-story
wooden structure occupied 10y Mir Cutter
and his family. md also 10y Mir ara Mrs.
Walter Austin. This was also destroyed.
The two-storY block of Frank II.
Stearns, on the other side of the Walker
building. was the next to go. This was
occupied by MI StCarn$.S novelty store.
with a large stock of goods He lived
stairs Mrs Stearns and children lost
nearly all their clothing
The flames also destroyed an old mill
i'm the rear of the Walker block. owned
by Mr. Stearns The mill was filed with
wooden pulleys and lumber Thousands
of feet of lumber piled up outside were
burned. At this point the fremen. who
had been pouring ON six streams of
water, began to get the upper hand
TWO nearby dwelling houses caught fire
on the roofs. but were saved.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING.
Vote viii Be on the Kind of Liquors to
Be Sold by Licensees the Coming Year.


F. II. Llughton filed with the select
men Saturday the petition for Il special
town meeting to determine the kind of IL
censes to be issued in Brattleboro the
coming year. AS stated last week, the
petition was tIled with the s-lcctmen
Tuesday, but was returned to Mr.. Laugh
ton as some of the petitioners asked to
have their names Withdrawn, leaving a
less number of signors than is required
by the license law. OF the first signers
three, Rev. L. NJ. Keneston, Hiram f.
Weatherhead and f. d. +. Stowe, with
drew their names. Mr., Laughton then Sc
cured five other signatures so that the
petition as finally presented to the select
men contained these eight names: r. IT,
Briggs, Warren FeSsenden. ]. G. staff
ford q. II. Thomas, =. Fleming, T. F.
Crown, G.. o. Abbott and II. +. Bond
The selectmen announced that they would
call the meeting for Saturday April O.
from a. IN. to D. m, the Australian
system of voting to he used as provided
by law.
Following is the text of the article in
the warrant, which was posted Monday:
ITO determine the kind of licenses to he
issued in said town during the coming
year. viz, whether said licenses shall be
granted for the sale OF LIQUORS of all
kinds. or whether said licenses shall he
granted for the sale of beer or matted
liquors only, as provided by Act 90 sec
ton 3, of Acts and Resolves passed by the
General Assembly of the state OF Yer
mont seventeenth biennial session, 1902"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01
The JURY LIST.

Assistant Judges Frank Worden of Hal
flax and f. b, Pier of Jacksonville came
to BrattleborO Saturday and designated
the towns from which petit jurors should
be drawn for the coming term Of the coun-
~ court. Sheriff A. w. j. Wilkins of Put
MY then drew the following jurors:
Athens, Nal Bemis,
Brattleboro, Warren Fesscnden, O. j.
Pratt and e. H. Putnam.
Brookline, Fred II, Morse,
Dover Mandus II. ! man.
Dualmerston John ). Walker.
Grafton, Watson S. Eaton
Guilfor1, f. I. Brrdick
Halifax, w. Il. Iligley
Jamaica, Mason +. Howard.
Londonderry, Fred Boynton and Homer
TWitChcll.
Marlboro, John O. Metcalf.
NcWfane, Arthur Warren.
Putney, Fred A. Austin
Rockingham, Walter G. Blake Erwin A.
Lille and George =. Alexander.
Somerset, L. c. Harris
Strat,on, Abel ], Pike
ToWnshend, Fred T. Randall.
Vernon, r. w, Russell
Wardsboro, j. b. Cobb.
Westminster Harlan Goodhue and f.. f.
Ranney
Nottingham, Adna Chase.
Wilmington, George Streeter and Carl
S. Barnard.
Windham, Fred ~ Stowell.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01

DR.. d. A. Bisbee of Bristol was found
guilty of selling liquor without a license
on Thursday, and sentenced to pay a
fine of $500 and costs. He appealed and
furnished $500 bail.
Fred Spencer, charged with the murder
of John Mclean in Worcester March -.
was released in Montpelier Saturday on
lack of evidence after a hearing before
Judge Charles e. Woodward.
George l.. Northrup of Poultney has
shipped to Germany 10 single comb black
minorca fowls, for which he received
$3lOO. one cockrel brought $1,000, another
$500, third $780, and the hens and bullets
were sold for $500.
Robert Murray, q, sentenced to the
house of correction fFom Montpelier. es-
capped Saturday. He climbed a derrick.
Knocked some bricks out of the wall. and
dropped into the prison yard but how he
sealed the outer wall has not been deter
mined.
Learned McNally, an employee of Henry
Lock in Fairfax drank a half pint of cam
phor by mistake Friday morning and is
now unconscious and in n critical condi-
ton. He had been at work in the sugar
orchard all night and was under the in
liuence of liquor when he picked up the
eamphor bottle which stood beside the
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01
Call for Republican State Convention
April 20.

The Republican state committee has
issued a call for the Republican state con-
Venticn to be held in Burlington April 20.
when four delegates at large and four
alternates will he chosen to attend the
Republican national convention to bee held
in Chicago June 2l. Delegates will he
chosen from the towns of the state on
the basis Of one delegate for each city
or town and one additional delegate for
each 100 votes and ench fraction of 100
votes exceeding 80 cast for the Republican
candidate for governor at the state cleo
tion of 1900. The membership of the con-
Ncntion will be 12S. Windham county will
be entitled to Gl delegates, divided as fol-
lows Athens /. Brattlcboro ., Brookline
l, Dover >, Dummerston .. Grafton 3,
f!uilford >, Halifax >, Jamaica ., London
derry 3, Marlboro >, Newfane 8, Putney 8,
Rockingham :, Somerset !, Stratton /.
Tovnshend 3. Vernon >. Wardsboro ..
Westminster 3, Nottingham >. Whining
ton 3, Windham .
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01

whiskey bottle on the table and poured
out a large drink
II, G, Thomas game commissioner, has
recently notified game wardens in all
parts of the state of the Importance of
watching dogs to see that they do not
chase deer by crusting. Mr.. Thomas
went to Arlington last week and arrested
Ira Bentley of Sunderland, who owned a
hound that chased and killed a deer. Bent
ley had previously been notified to keep
his dog tied. Bentley was fined 800.
For the fifth time in seven weeks the
Barre fire department was called out
saturday evening to protect the property
of the Central Vermont Railway COM
pany. This last fire, which did only
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01
RlcHFoRD LAWYER DROWNED.
Swept Away on Cake Of Ice and Dis
appeared in the Sight of Hundreds
Poweress to Help Him.

Poweress to Help Him.
II. +. Rustedt, So. widely known law
Yer in RiChiurd, was drowned in the Mis-
siSsquoi river at that place Saturday He
was standing on a large cake of ice on
the shore in the rear of the American
hotel. with three other men, watching the
ice go out of the river when the cake be-
San to move. The others jumped to dry
land and We're saved. but Euestedt was too
late. Although urged to Jump for his life
and swim ashore. re seemed bcwidered
and stayed on the ice cake until it was
less than 100 feet from the mill dam when
he threw off his coat and hat and struck
ont for shore. He was a good swimmer
but his efforts came too late. and he was
carried over the dam He reappeared.
continued to swim, and a rope was lower
ed to him from the bridge. He graspcd il
feebly, but was carried along in the swift
current. He disappeared 25 or 80 rods
below the bridge Tho body has not been
found, although the selectmen have Of
fered 800 for its recovery He was Il ma
tive of England, son of CONGREGATIONAL
minister, graduated from Barre academy
and from the University OF Vermont in
1871. studied law i'm Bakersfield and St
flbans. ami had been a lawyer i'm Rich
ford since 1874. He was states attorney
in 1S>0-1NS2, supervisor of Franklin
county schools in 1854 1890 and town su-
perntcndent of schools in Richtord the
past l. Years. He represented l;ichford IN
the legislature in 1874. and was a member
of the committee on education. lie was
often called upon to- act rs a special n as
ter in charccry and referee i'm law cases
w. Il. Lockln, the present states attor-
Gey. vas his partner in law practice Mr.
Rustedt is survived by wife and three
children.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01
Col. TayIor's Appointment.

The friends of Col. II. f. Taylor of
Brattleboro will congratulate him on the
fact that he has been recommended by
Congressman IlaslSins for appointment to
the postmastership of his town Colonel
Taylor is deservedly popular wherever he
Is known, and what is more important
than anything else in this connection he
viii make a first class public servant; for
he has been tried in other capacities and
not found wanting
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01

Jasper Gillette's large house and barn.
opposite the EluNdY IIoLs House in South
Deerheld, were burned about 4 O'Clock
Tuesday morniSg causing a loss of $4,000
The house was occupied by Mr.. Gillette
ana FAMILY Mr., Wilson, superintendent of
schools; and several roomers. The fire
started in the barn. but the cause is un-
known.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01

slight damage, was in the passenger sta
ton, and like all of the others was evil
IDENTIFY of incendiary origin. The officials
are greatly disturbed, and although they
have strong suspicious sufficient evidence
has not been obtained to warrant making
arrests.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01
Wishes to Recover Vermont's Historical
Papers.

Senator Redheld Proctor has intro
duced Joint resolution in the Senate
authorizing the librarian of the congress
sional library to deliver TO the government
of Vermont for preservation in the ar
chiNes of that state the original records.
now in the librarians possession, of GER
tain conventions held in Vermont in l776
ana l'O for the purpose of organizing
a state.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01

The tolls of the suez canal in 1903 were
S21, 500, 900.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01

o.o~n soap sena box. ] can't tional
AFFORD to buy any other soap after this" Ira
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1904-04-01

~ of Washington. vt. sprung
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
Girdeumhff.

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bile, 4p., bate iih BON einem BE,
ridteritatter zines englilden Slattes
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Ger bohip'Ite Serr giIfof bat
ober nun in ieinem Salten.Sirteu.
brieie ertldrt, oaB Dos 9ecret bes
TopItes Elm @ees ur bie
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3eit nebuiell, unlere airdenmliif &c.
mGB Dem 9ecrete 6l r%efOrmiren;
aber cS lei ein @eiet fiir Die garje
Stride uno es miiBten OeSbalb iiber-
all Gorbereitungen 9emadt meroen,
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ming 81 tragen. - oSatbolllter
@laubenSbcte".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
Ger ,,Mri3ona Slider"

idreibt i'll ieiner ~nelleiteu gsummer:
Ser San5 snilGen TuBlano ulo
Sapan lit alio losgeeangen. Yea,
profit! Sober oieier Sunlpenbunoe
miro bonn anoern a6getbanl Sic
bieilgen aus HuBlano eingelpanoer.
ten SSllOen woaen iit) 3uiammentbun,
I'm cen Sapaueien Elm fpeiteres
&riegsitiif am itelen. aud) elm
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mid) oaS bette Sobnden nidlt pieI
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miro, IGBt iid natiirIi6 nod niGt
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annpf 5lpiidyen Dem Studs mo Dem
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lein Ocu G%lepbanten MIR 10 bon
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ging es leiOlih; aber als IS IN einem
unbclrodten Nilgenblid in ole Hill
Ielpeite unb glei6 Oaraui unter Den
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mar es nit Dem armen Heinefe aus.
Gas @eIunseHlte bel Der ganse1
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01

llnteriueriuns, ionbern oie pertlal'
~Iilllrte llmaebure elmer iold,en letit
ioute, eebt sur gpioen5 audi oaraus
heroor, oaB er in ieinen 9orleiungen
Die IN Den ceniurirten yiiteru eHt.
baltenen Auiittsn nah pie Dor III
6urtau$ gleiher Weiie eutiuitelt.
Gergleiht man leine Grpectoratlo'
nen perihip0enen 3eitune$repurtern
g~egenIber nit Dem, ipas er III oen
GarOinal. grsbild,of pom Raris
ihrieb, llno ltelt man oanebeH Der
SnbaIt ieiner 9orIeillngem, Dos
Shreiben on bas bl. Sfiicillm II. i.
NJ, 10 tonl man Dem Nbbe cine &c.
niiie Meisung ST. ialihen Spiel
nif)t abipre6en, ipas i'm ulrdl in pie.
len a~reiien nm Den lesten HeIt bon
Spn1patbie an bringen brobt.
Gin melt perbreitpter Srrtbrm lit
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bon Boris ols Sroinarius bes @bbe
2oiip bc3eid}net miro. Ibbe Soiip
mobnt i'm 8istbllm @eriailles, unb
Der oorti9e giid)of lit lein Sroina'
riuS. Sein Sebritlbl ober in Der
gcple oes @alttes Gtltoes lteht aitf
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rmh 10 lit oleroiugs Die Barrier 0iG.
5eie beiol,oers OIL Der Sade inte.
~re'iirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01

Sadie lit, Dab unier Uncle Sam 5il-
crit Suit bate, nit eilem Sinipeis
anf bds Saager Shiebsserift 5wi'
lten Die Stretfen6en 5u treten. 3as
&aager Shteosaertttl Gu lieber
&immell bait on teine 6linte? Ils
Gclombiu oemielben Die Panurna.
Safe m~lterbreiteu Doute, ou Iteute
lid Der bieoere Snfel an, aIs OBJ er
ME Don elmer iolfen ginrihtune ge.
hort babe. Sn aieiniefeitem' limo mir
lntfner nobel - pprausgeiebt, baB
luir oabet nitts an perlieren hoben.
Ger Slider" miro iibrieens auf
Dem cItaliotiiben 9riegSihollplas
oitrd} Gapt. @ipeaoam pertreten fem,
Der lib bereits Dor mebreren 8ohen
allt Die Soden eemabt bot mno jest
mcbrIfeinli6 auf Der tronsiibiri.
idjen Gilenbabn ireenbpo in Mono.
id;urien Sriibial bldlt, - fpenn linn
nid)t ibon porber Die 0sittel ol,sae.
gaugen lino: 0elln Der @opitGn reiIt
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th,p,, burb aasu srobe annaberuna
al Die arieesbutteren feiue eisene
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lleber turj ODER lang iueroen mir ie.
oeniaas in Der Gage iein, intereiianae
geridte iiber bie Sualitdt oes ruff.
inen @utfi II. |. N. BON linn 5u per.
ofientIifen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
Cine Sisuns oes &ortanoes oes
Solfsbereiues fur Mmerita

fauo p~erfIoiielle @pd)e I'M 9ismard
5otel in Chicago itatt, bel weld)er
Ger Generals efretdr SEER Sennin.
ger berid)tete, NaB Die Organization
lid prGd]tlg entptfele. GS muroe
beidlpiien I'M &auie bes SabreS
1904 3lpei peitere 9roidiireu iln0
5pei locitere SliaitJriiteu. 81 per.
allsgaben. Gle 3abl Der Wtitglle.
Der, meld)e ioipeit hire geitraee ellt.
riftet baben, belauit lid alli ilber
1900. Gem Generals efretGr
murben pom &orItuuOe Die notbigen
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I'M Sarfe OeS SabreS 9e9eben.
Am Nadmittuge ialo nm halb
8 ltbr cine 3ulamnentulft 5luiideil
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elmer In3abl Gbicagoer Serren, ole
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Sic Conner bon Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
teien Der 6riebe mieSer berseltelt
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teien Der Sriebe mieoer berseitellt
,peroen?
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Wtllildrmaht Doer tonnen NuSs
nahme. @eleee ben Grieoen iDieoer.
trIngen? &anu sic freie Concur
rellj etpu Den Eroletariern Silfe
bringen? Sic Grfahrma bat bepie'
len, Dab 5piit)en benz aapItaIilten
r1o Dem 9lrbeitcr feline Goncurren5
moglid lit. 9ieie Goncurreu3 bat
id)on 81 larae beitanOen. open
bop.
2. &ann Der SuSialismns etiua
Siilfc bringen? Initatt Ger Gneft.
idoft bes 8%upitaliiten bietet er Dem
Mrbeiter Die 4ne6tifaft bes Irbei.
ter'taates, Die iebenfoaS barter lit ols
Ole GrItcre, utb linn jeoe Soifnrne
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fra9e rcgeln? Nein. Sos Gigen.
%tbnmsrcdt berubt nidt ouf elmer
&erleiblung bon Seiten beS Staates,
lonoern allf Dem Noturre6t.
4. &6nnen Die proteItontiidJen
Scften Siilfe brinoen? Sic tonlell
nid)t nnb poQen nitt. Is lit MIR
Gle fatboiiide Stride, iueld)e lid ser
lIieoeren &laiiell anmimmt uno cine
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5. aonl Oenn ole Stride @iilfe
bringen? Sic alcin liht, ionoern
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ibrem @Orte @eb0r identen, BOB Der
Staat nilBlihe 8eleBe sum SduBe
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belien, OaB Die Heihen nift bios Ge.
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@cbltb1tiafeit iiben.
Die Nusiihten iiir cine ioldJe Wtits
nirflng bon Seiten Oe5 Stdate@ llno
Ger Sctten iinO ieooh gering.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
1ost, nur etnen geriuge Il
y roSentaB.

iost, nur eiuen 9eriugen
Srosentas.
Iut, ouf benz firhliten 9ebiete
bruuben iib Die Seutlt,en Dor Rie.
manoen 81 lhamen. Gie oieleu
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mel emporragensen Ebiirmeu, gebeu
SeugniB ibres @laubeus, Die Rfarr.
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iic befliiieu iino, ourt relialOle
Shllung Den @lauben audi uuf ibre
Taftommen au perpflanSell, Die
Colleges uno anoere Inltalten se,t'
Gen, Dab Tie aud, fir 8iifenlfaft unS
Stunt bcgeiitert iinS, es III ritr 5u be.
Oauerr, baB man beltrebt lit, audi
01ele aif Soften bes Selltiftbums 81
eneliiiren, Die beutide Yreile fGmpit
fir Bahrbeit uno Meht, Reliaien
nno Eugeno. obeleih lie pielfab oil.
gefeinbet miro ielbit BON Golden, Die
fie ltnterltiiten Ioutcn. limo Damn
crit Der ed e oeutihe 8rie.
ter! Sene alien Bionter.
prieIter, Die idon ldnsIt in Der
Guigfeit iino. lluiGelites baben tie
bier IN Imcrifa gcIeiitet our @bre
@otte5 nnb sum Sell Der uniterb.
liden Seelen, lie iuaren Die @orfGm-
pier, bic oen jebt 2ebenoen ben @eg
gebnbnt, oas Sett aemaft baben,
Hltrd) ihrcn 10 q brboft ap o It 0.
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81 erniIliefeit, @eniiaiar.
felt. ibr raItlpies 8irfen eelong e5
linen 0emeinOen 81 griinoen, III.
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ten. Ytand,e perlieBen Die alte Sei-
natb. no linen ole g~lan5elteu Stel'
len in Nusiiht itdnoeu, I'm bier in
Inerifa bon Der Miiiions9uabe &c.
traOen. nit ibren 2anb5leuten CIR
belt, Notb uno Strapa3en 81 tbeilen
uno Iie bonn @eroerben 81 retterl mo
Der Stride 81 erbolten. @as 2ieie
ourGecmaft, f0nnte Die beutise jim
qcre Generation niht mebr. obgleid,
lie IN Der befunnteu umeritanilfen
geiteioenbeit iiber oie Mlten ibre
iibcripeiie Naie pielfdd, 5u riinpfen
iit bernfen glaubt. Gernod) wer-
Den Sie Nanlen bieier eolen, ebriuiir.
oigen Sionier- FrieIter in geiegnetem
Nnhenfen bleiben!
e dIuB foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
NatDpliI6er Sir6ensGalsnoer.
SeIus treibt sinsn Ssufel aus.
Sut. IL, 14-2S.
I'm oem arieae spiiden HuBlanb

Sn benz arie9e 5piiden HnBlarto
nno Supan if)einen Die Spmpatblen
COR @ieIer nod imnler nit ben So
p1neien 81 iein. @enn p~ielelben
2eute cher einroI 81 wGbIen batterI
SuiIden Dem ruiiiiten 9espotismlIs
lno Dem jnpaneiiiten Seioentbume
nit ieiner gielpei6erei nlD lelnen
beionii6en @beriinoen Ser llR3lltt
unO @~rouiamfeit, bunu mIroe Die
g8abl sepiB nidt ST. Sun'ten hleier
nelleitens au5u iebr BON Der Brelle
berbGtl1elten Sapaner alstalel'.
Ger Guiie lit eeuiB fem Iiebes gslr'
meItbier6en, ober Die Sapaner ltno
cine nod bel uniultberere ganoe,
tuenn man lie i'm Si6te DRIFT
Iider anidaltumgen betraftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
@is man tGnnli@e Gier ertennt.

&allsirauen merben mui Dem
Wtartt bGlliig baourd) ~6etrogen, OaB
liner itott edter Siibnereier fiinIts
li6e Gier aus @pps perfauit iueroen.
Sum i'll es befannt, DAB es iebr idmer
bdlt, elm 1emobnIideS 81 ourdI cine
SeniterifPibe 81 merfen. SAT- I'M.
nIer 5erbridt ba3 81 am @laie uno
ba$ @ioS bleibt gang. Sieralli
griinoet i'd folgenOe glrt Der Giers
priinlug. 9ie @mlSirau nimmt baS
perO16.ige 81 nnO mirit eS nit aller
0emolt gegeu cine SeniteridJcibe.
3erbrift babel OaS 81, 10 iuar es gut
mo fonn in Der @irtbidoit oerpells
oct meroen. Sliegt es ourd) baS
0lo3 binOurd, 10 mar e$ bon @ppS,
mo Ser SAMPLER o6er Die Sanolerin
mtB eenotbigt iueroen eS 5llriid5u.
nebUcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-03-01
Sn MiImanfec, in GlepeIanS, j

Su Milpanfee, in Glepelanb, IN
Chicago, in Detroit unb IN pielen
atlberen StGoteu beS 2anOe5 bat
man i'm 2allfe Dieies 8interS cine
9feibe BON Sprtrdgen nu0 offent-
Iiden &erianmlrngen beranltaltet,
rel mel6en bie Sagesfragen bonn
fatboliid)en Stanopunfte aus beball.
oelt pur6en. Gs Dltroe beIonoers
Der o3iaIen Sroge b~eoeuteno
mebr Illimerfiamfeit gerpiOmet ais
je 5itoor. @ir qlarben entIdie0en,
bab oieie Ngitation piel 5ur u II /.
fldrung 0eS fat bo d. e Il
Golte5 beitragt. SaBt unS Diele
frll6treide glrbeit iortieBen, no i'm.
nIer eS m0gli6 lit. Wenn inner ia.
tholii6e3 @ereiuameien Gas be.
mirft Bat, Dob OurdJ Waiien. unO
GplfSneriammlungeu uller art unler
fatboliihe5 Solt, Erieiter um6 Saien,
an qefldrter miro, Damn hat
e$ oubllr6 elm neue5 Ser.
oienI It I'M sic fotboliihe Sade.