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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago July u
wHEAT-July. $3.50: SEPT, ssA0ss,teS
Dec. s7'sc.
CORN-Juiy.- 557sc; old Soc: copt. Ssts
d52Vc: old, 5s&c; Dec, 4e7s0Sc: old.
4s7+o, May. 4shc.
oATs-July, so,sc: Sept. es%c: Dec,
2oAc: May. aid3ihc.
MESS PORK-tPer tbl-July. Si7%S:
Sept slao5: Oct. N2s7,a
LARp-(Per 100 lbs)-July, $40; Sept.
E.2ou722h; oct. $50: Nov. $7.25: Dec,
s,.0.'s.
SHORT RIEs-sides noose)-JuIy,
E75: Sept. s7.s7ia.
Cash quotations.:
wHEAT-No. spring wheat. S1.o4aI. 10:
No 8. oicNSlO5: No. red. s7la1ssc
CORNING. .. 5s4c: NO. yellow. 5sA0
:EiRc
OATS-No .. s2,sc: No. . white, (new),
SIC. No. 3 white new 2slsc.
RYE-No. 2. Sac
RARLEY-Good feeding. ?sGlcc: fair Ia
choice mailing. 4sd4sc.
FLA%SEED-No. /. s1cs: northwestern,
No. |, SlT
TIMOTHY sEED-Prime $500.
MESS PORK-(Per bhD-s12o5sfl3 %.
LARD-I'er 100 lbs)-$707lsT1lo
SHORT RIBS-Sides Ooose)-s7. 7J976.
SlDES-Shcrt clear (boxed)-s7. s'Ast8.oA
SIlCULDt'RS-Dry sailed. none.
WHISKEY-(Basis OF highwines)--rN q.
On tho produce exchange to-day the
butter market was frm creau,eries..
1r4G@oc; diaries 1skNlsc: eggs firm al
mark cases included 15c: frsts. i6hc :
prime trsts. lsc; extras. 2oc: cheese frna
1QA1llLc.
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ALBuRaH CENTRE.

The social held at the home of George
Brown last week Wednesday evening was
wen attcndcd.-Miss Pearl Dixon OF
CRANKY. =. g., returned home Monday
after visit of several days AT r. L.
Braytons.-1ho Rev. O. T.. Newton and
wife are passing n few days in West
Ennsburgh with their son.-Nfr. and Mrs
L. u. jameson are visiting at the home OF
j. s. Gordcn.-Mrs. b. b. Duba of Isle La
Motto is in town for few days.
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JOHNSON.

Or. Wells is In town for n few DAYS
Mrs. James Betty OF Enosburgh Falls
called on her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W.
Newton, in this place. Mrs. Percfval
sister of Mrs II. w. Newton, has re-
turned to her home in Oakland. The
Rutland Railroad company have put rum
ming water into their stock Yards here
Mrs. +. h. Waterbury and daughter from
Corning n. V. are visiting their son and
brother, X. NJ. Waterbury, here.-H. w.
Newton and wife are arranging to spend
a few months with their daughter, Mrs
Sabin of Sycamore. 1ll.-Mrs. II. X.
Sherwin is stopping with relatives here
for few wceks-A special corporation
meeting has been called for July 81 to
hear a further report regarding the
rthiel Falls.--Mrs. c. F. Sherman and
Miss Annie Dorman of New York city
are visiting their nephew and niece at
r. r. Ober's.--Native raspberrios are COM
ing into markets IN finc condition. selling
AT 10 cents per uuart.-Mrs. Gala Howe
will give temperance lecture at the
opera house here July 2s.-The Rev. Fl.
&C. Leach has returned from his vacation.
W. G. Andrews of Montpelier was in
town the first of last week-E. O. Story
has returned from a visit to his son in
Berlin N. II.
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TROY.

A. J. Stewart is at work at West
Charlcst on.--Thc Rev. Mr. Ryan Of New
port Center preached at the Methodist
Church last Sunday ir exchange with
tho Rev. !. II. Ranncy Clunma
Buck of Minneapolis, Mimi. Is visiting
friends and relatives hcrc.-Tne Rev. s.
n. Greene and Mrs. Greene Of Washing
ton, u. c.. came here to their summer
home last weck.-Cards arc ont announc-
ing tho marriage of Lena annie Hitch
cock to Orvillc Levi Kelley on Wedncs-
day afternoon. August at tho home of
the bride on the west road.-Dr. Harry
Greene Is spending his vacation here
having made the trip from Washington.
T. c., with two friends. who were on
their way to Montreal with their auto
nobile.-Chauncey Cole dropped dead
while crossing the room on Tuesday
evening July IS. aged 81 years. We had
been in poor health fer some time with
a heart difficulty. lie leaves widow.
two SONS and two daughters. ''he funer-
al was held at the house on Thursday
tho Rev. s. G. Lewis officiating. F. s.
Hammond director Wesley and Harley
Cole and Winnie Morrison were called
here last week to attend the funeral OF
their father Chauncey Cole.
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on visit of several weeks to his
daughter Mrs Thompson. in Rutland
and his son In East jeffrey. N. n.
The Misses Cora. Alice and Alma
Bugbce. Ellen Cram. Lila Patten and
ANGELA Goodcll. who have been In
Camp at Lake Caspian Tor ten days,
returned home Monday evening.
Henry l.. southwick. dean Of the F:mcr'
son College of Oratory. gave an Inn
personntion ot 1.-The Rivals" to an APP
preciativc audience at the Academy hall
last evening The entertainment. which
was free. was held in connection with
the summer school now in session. The
force OF instructors has been changed
this week by the addition of Mrs. Anna
Il. Pollard OF Southington. Conn. and
Francis A. Bagnall OF Adams. Mess.
WOLCOTT.
". Il. Twiss Is confined to the house
by illness-Waltcr Harris lost a goot
horse Saturday night.--Mrs. Rober,
Mills and children went TO Cabot ths
first Of the week for few days stay
w. J. Mudgett remains about the same
!! A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs Georg'
T. Merritt July 2o.--The infant daughte
| Of MIR. and Mrs. James Borland Is quit
sick.
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LOWELL.

Mrs o. Il. Newton of Alburgh visited
relatives and friends in town last week.
}. Murphy of Somervlle. Mass. is in
town.-Mrs. Harmon Covey of Lisbon.
n. H.. visited her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
O. NJ. Parker. last Week.-Mrs. l. s. Hill
has gone to Saratoga, n. Y. for week.
Robert and Benjamin Richie Of Bos-
ton are spending their vacation at the
Rev. ]. II. Wallaces Mrs. Sarah
Thornton has returned from Chicago,
Ill-Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Edmunds OF
Barre were in town the first Of the
wcek-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fletcher
of Biddeford. Maine. were the guests OF
their neice. Mrs. G. II. Newton, last
twNek-I% O. Sanborn has purchased
the Archie Harding tenement-NIrs
Mary Warner has sold her farm to
Reuben Davis Mrs. w. A. Warner and
daughter OF Barton visited friends ir
town last wcek.-Miss Orcela Atwood ri
BOSTON. Mass. is the guest Of Mrs. X
r. Winchester for a few weeks.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE srANrrNo.

Secretary of the Navy Ronaparts has
already received several letters address
ing him as Mr.. Napoleon, secretary q
the Navy" In signing State docun,ente
he writes his name out in full.
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MORGAN.

The Ladies' Aid have been making a
decided Improvement to tho inside OF the
church by steel sheathng for the walls
New paint and other improvements are on
the way.--A new bell has arrived for the
church at the Center.-Miss Lillian Tay
lor of West Derby. who taught the school
on Morgan Plain closed a very success
full term the l9th.-Fartics from Montreal
arc at Camp Racket.-Campers from
Massachusetts are expected soon. Lake
Seymour is becoming more of sum
mer resort every year.--Mrs. Minnie
Berry and two children Of Quincy. Mass.
are to be at w. p. Bartlett's the 2Sth
for several days. She will be rcmem-
bercd by her former pupils here q years
ngo.--Mrs. Mabel Shaw and Miss Little.
field of Boston are stopping fer some
time at c. ]. Thomas's. Some time later
they will camp at Lake Memphremagog.
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ALBURGH HCENTER.

I.Jra McCargar infant daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. Merrill McCargar. died Thurs
day morning after an illness of only IL
few hours. The funeral was held at
their home Friday afternoon. the Rev.
o. i. Newton ranus Young
Of Boston is visiting friends in town.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha
'ioodsell Sunday cveninr.-Fuller Car
renter of Richford is guest at the
home Of Capt Il. Is. Rockwell.
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HYDE PARK.

II. a. Noycs Is in Troy on a business
trip.
Miss Alma Bugbce resumed her duties
in Pages office Tuesday morning after
ten days soiourn at Caspian Lake.
Miss Helen Waterman has been SPEND
ing few days with her friend. Mrs.
Charles Riley In Stowe
Miss Sara Chaplin spent few days tha
first of tho week at Caspian Lake the
guest Of Mrs. Mcfarland.
Miss Alice Cornish of Boston. Mass.
is guest Of her cousin. Mrs. II. L.
Fairbanks.
John ". Page Of Grandview. Arizona.
| is u guest OF Ex-Gov. c. >. Page.
j l.. Glason for the past few months
proprietor of Hotel Phoenix resumed his
old position as travelling salesman Mon
day. His family are here for the present
but expect to leave soon.
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JOHNSON.

The Minneapolis Tribune of July 10
contains a notice OF the death Of Mrs.
Lucy Perkins Leland. widow OF Charles
Leland. at her home In that city Sat
urday morning, July 49, Mrs LELAND
was born at Weathersheid. VI. the
daughter OF Jacob and Deborah Per-
klns. Oct. 20. 1910. where she continued
to reside with her parents. until her
marriage to Charles Leland. December
8. 1899. The young couple Immediately
after their marriage went to Lowell.
VT, and opened q farm and home In
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NEWPORT.

A granite Quarryman named McManus
was killed Just above North Derby sta
tiun early Saturday morning while walk
ing ON the track. 1t is believed that no
WAS struck by one Of the freight extras
going north that morning. The deceased
was unmarried. but has u brother living
in Barre
United States Customs Inspectors Bailey
and Brainard. together with Canadian
officers Mohcr and Marklc. raided what
is known as the Zine house." North
Derby, Saturday. Nothing was found by
the United States officers but the Can.
adam officers seized IS bottles OF beer
(Contisuea on eth page.l
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COMMERCIAL.
New York Produce Market.
New York, July q

WHEAT-Receipts. ?.OOo bu; sales. T.
t00.lO0 bu. futures; spot easy. Ortioni
opened weak and lower as result ol
liquidation. \ rally on covering Was fol-
lowed by afternoon depression under biz
Southwest receipts. heavy Northwest
markets. a bearish snow report ana shor
realizing and with u hnal rally on cover
Ing Last prices we're hINc net lower
May. MNfIs2tc closed s.i<c: July. $50
ss,ic. closed $3.50; sept., 9o~gsiisc. closet
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BELVIDERE.

Chase Taeue Of Burlington and Julia
Shattuck OF Watcrville we're united In
marriage by A. q. Chandler July II at
the parsonage at Belvidero Center
Amasa Donahue and wife have a son
born July l3.-Mr and Mrs. G. n. Bick-
ford Of Cambridge visited his sister
Mrs. NJ. G. Shattuck, Mcnday.-Miss
Wilma and GLADYS Skattuck have return.
Cd to their home in Fairfield Mrs Laura
Potters children have returned 70 their
homo in Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F..
Smith were in Enosburch last Friday.
Mrs Ellen Potter is visiting friends IN
Wntervile. Mrs. S. Walker has returned
home from En~Lutrh, where she has
been stopping with father. T.. Lambert. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Davis and family Of
Bakersfield visited at the Rev. A. c.
Chambers on Sunday Mrs. John Ellis
worth of John is visiting nat hcr broth
cr's, NJ. IT, Davis's--M. c. Shattuck ia
not as wcll.-Rcuben Reynolds is working
for NJ. l.. Davis.--H. +. Brigham of
Bakersfield was in town Wednesday on
business.-Thc Rev. s Foster Of Cam
bridge is visiting his daughter Mrs. a.
Styles.
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BRoWNINGToN CENTRE.

Mrs j. w. Brown has gone to New
Market n. H.. to attend the funeral Of
her niece. Mrs. William Wetherel.--
George Wiggins's folks are rejoicing over
the birth Of a daughter.
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SOUTH HERO.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Landon Of
Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Landon Of
Bristol and Jed Iandon from the West
nre visiting relatives in town.-The
Misses McCaw of Montreal are the guests
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. Lucicn Allen.-Mrs
Arthur Robinson and children from Bos-
ton are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Juan
kobinson.-Georgc DouRhcity of Middle
Granville. \. y. is visiting his brother.
James Doughcrty.-Miss Grace Rockwell
ri Flattsburgh was the guest of Mrs.
Edsen Robinson Sunday "A party from
here enjoyed Il steam launch ride to ST.
Adams Bay and return Frdny.-Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph White of Burlington are
visiting his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Ed
ward Whitc.-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Como
Of Massachusetts are the guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Como.
GRAND ISLE.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Mary
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the wilderness. where they continued
to reside until April. 1855. when they
removed to Johnson, which was their
home from that time until they went
to Minneapolis, to spend their remain
ing days. In July. 1882. Eight children
were born Of their marriage: james p,
Albert A.. George NJ. Sara NJ, william
Henry. Louis L.. Charles c. and Frank
II. Her husband died here in March,
1886. Mrs. Leland survived him and all
these children, except Albert A. of
Johnson, and Sara NJ. (Mrs. Reuben G.
Benton) and Charles c.. both of Min
ncapolis, and with whom she made her
home. She leaves. besides numerous
grand and great grandchildren In the
East and many nicces and nephcws.
She maintained her faculties until about
u year ago. but for two or three years
has been gradually falling, and at las
Ia peacefully at rest,
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WOLCOTT.
ORLEANS COUNTY
CRATTsBURY.

Ieota Stratton left last week for an
extended visit to st. Johnsbury and vicin-
ity.-Mrs. James Mckinley and son from
Lowell, Mass. are visiting her father.
A. n. Dorman.-Last Friday night was
childrcn's night at Grange The young
people showed their appreciation of the
fact and gave the audience a fine enter
tainmcnt, both literary and musical
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BOSTON COPPER MARKET,

Eoston. July Is.
There was conspicuous narrowing Of In.
terest in the local copper market to-day,
but in the last hour prices hardened and
the close was fairly active.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-07-27

BUTTER AND CHEESE MARKET,
Boston. July a.
BTTTFR-The market was Arm to.dAyl
northern. 2il.G29iac: western. n022c: We're
mont dairy lSG?0c
CHEESE-The market was hrmerS
Vermont twins. 9i:Il0c.
ELGlN BUTTER MARKET.
Elgin. Ill.,. July 24.-Butter arm ~
20 cents; sales for the week $4,000
pounds.
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW IORh IIlN f. STUCK MARKET
New York. July rs.
BTEVES-Reccip:s. III head; steers
steady but 1odtc higher on fair to
prime: all grades selling better; bulls
and cows steady; steers. s3tods. -: bulls,
S..SoM?.7o; stays and oxen. 25oNl3 10; cows,
81 G0MS.jj: exports. $50 cattle and $500
quarters Of beef.
tAl.NES-Receipts, :.Nn5 head: veals,
.jd;0o higher: buttermill,s ,O6l5c higher;
veals. si.00T750: choice and extra. S62h
dL7o threw outs. s4.oocp4.5o. buttermilks,
s. o"d3.37i,.
SHEEP AND LAMPS-Receipts, s.o5e
head good handy sheep Arm: others
steady but heavy sheep slow. fair to
choice lambs l5d95c higher: all grades
selling moro freely: sheep S3o1A50:
prime handy sheep. $475. culls. $2dCic2.a0;
lambs s5.OO075o: one car (wethers) 3715;
culls, s. 5on35o
HOGs-Rcceipts. $3.50 head; ten cents
higher; state and Pennsylvania hogs. So
QGeo.
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GRAND ISLE.

The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs. Mary
md Elizabeth Griswold and was well at
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S6Hc.
CORN-Reccipts, 1890 bu; exports.
2o4,b21 bu: sales. 24S0o0 bu. spot. srot easy.
Option market was neglected closing No
net lower; July closed e3&c; Sept. closed
6iNc.
oATs-Rcccipts. 1880 bu; exports. ~
bu: spot steady.
FEED--M Market was quiet: spring bran.
t20.oo: middi'ngs 1ls.so; city. S2ooonto
HAY-Firm; shipping. eod66c; fair 10
choitc. &as5c.
i;c; California, n to Is lbs, $50: TEXAS
dry. p t. 80 lbs, l4c.
WOCf~-Was steady; domestic fleece, -
63cc
EEEF--was steady: family. siosoaii. sot
fncss. 81 oOae.5o; beef hams. Sz20c00So(
packet. 80 q alc.Go; city extra, India mess,
tii 5001s.5o
IARn-was easy: western steamed,
f.JG7.so; Nov. closed S7.a5 nominal, res
| fined barely steady: continental, t71s; q
| A.. $50 commercial. 15.:5d6.62H.
roRK-Was steady: family. t5.W@
| 100; short clear. sI37.1ljt0: meas, &i3i50
1870.
TALL Ow--Market steody; city 02 pes
pkg H.c: country tpkgs. frec) 4MQ4Nc.
| POTATOES-Firm: Long Island, Sis
G2.oo; state and western. 11.3a5l5s; Jer.
| SOY sweets. s2o0T360
| PF1ROLECM--stcady; refined New
York. 1895; Philadelphia & Baltimore.
$3.50; do. in bulk. 500.
| COFPER-Tirn $14 ST.: d15.1MI.
| COEFEE-spot Rio steady: No I In.
voice. SIC: mild quiet: Ccrdcva. 1Vtl3c.
rho market for coffee futures opened
steady ut unchanged prices 70 an al.
vance Of hvc points on higher European
| cables and light receipts. At htst trading
was comparatively quiet and the market
| showed little feature. hut later there was
n big demand from the Wall Street bulls
| and prices advanced sharply. There seem.
cd to be no fresh news OF consequence
but che continued light Brizilian move.
| ncnt seems to be attracting increased
attention and the market ruled FIRM dur.
ing the late session. closing steady at y
net advance of Ave to twenty points. Sales
were 1880 bags. including July, &o5;
Aug, $40; Sept. &7oOsi7.o5: Nov. S75o;
Dec. s7MM73 IS: Jan. s70G745, March,
s7.5off'.5j May, T.5sG77o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
&atboliide Goloniiations=@ eieas
idaft inter seiiuns Der fird=
li9em Cbristeiten.

@eiitlidpes 9ireftorium: Sohp.
Bater Soiepb Soufer, s. 90. g..
bchip. Tater @m. SGrtlte, D. Wt.
g., bodrp. gater g~uguitin Suifa, ..
ID. s., Hegina 9liia., Canada.
Sifert ieoem Mitelieoe cine quite
SeimitGtte BON 100 Ider IN elmer
beutifen tatboliiden Golonie nl3
ireieS @ei6enf ben Der &eqierunq.
@roBe GolOnien nit Seeliorgern
poblperleben, gutter gooenJ idone
Gage, @olb ooer Broirie, iid)ere
Grnten, autes &limo. glud giiGt.
babnsSanS Su fallfen 5ll Sc bis $40
per Ider. Agenten perlanet. @eaen
Girfuloren nit poaen 9el6rei6ull.
gen, ooreiiiere mon
Satboliid)c Goluniiations .@cieaIAait,
SaSfatoon, Cast. Canada.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10

rem perlieB lie nit ibrem Mrlif.
lebrer Die Seimatb, he%iratbete hieien
uno itarb, mie mir borten, elm ponr
Sabre barouf iammt ibrem fleinen
S0fterden."
,@rGble mir bon 9einer Wlttter",
Bot nos ainb.
emil Sbornton witBte nid)t, oaB
bic ihone iternGuaiae Wotbilbe
Somea gar bittere 3brGnen aepeint,
ebe lie, I'M Dem Batter 81 geborden,
sem greiien, ungeliebten Wonle Die
Sanb reidte, er pl,Bte nidt, baB lie
pom 9age an, no lie oas grautge-
mano getragen, einem gefelIelten
0odelein gleit oobintrauerte, al
frunfeln begann mo i'm erlten
Sabre Der iremoloien Gbe Itarb. gr
erinnerte lid, Der ibonen Niitier MIR
OILS @eipielin, Die gerne iid BON Oes
ainoes liebfoienoen Sanod)en ltrei.
hcln lieB, erinnerte iidl MIR, ipie
Hihter Somel un0 iein 8oter mein.
ten, oils Tie Den Sarg Sllr @rmft
begleitefen.
,@ar Hid)orb oitd) babei?"
emil ipl,Bte es nid)t, ipnr CT bod
falim bier Sabre alt, oils Dies &c.
lhnb.
rSpdter uber fam Hihoro cin-
mol lloh Bottom, UNI Gouiiuc @e.
raloine 5u ieben", c%nt9egnete er;
nun mliB ih geben, III Seehnpooo
ipeiit man nm oieie 3eit."
unb er iagte ieiner fleinen
Sreimoiu 2ebeWohl mo elite oapon.
Watbiloe folgte emil nit Den
Nligen, bis cine @enDilng oes We-
ges i'm ibren Slifeu ent5og, Damn
ieBte lie iif mieoer aiif Die fnorri.
gen @ur5eln uno weinte bitterlif.
Sic erinnerte lid, ipoS Der
iremoe anabe bon Bolton ,geiogt
unb beihlob, ieinem Ratbe Sn iol.
gen, iobalo Sonte Siin lie mieOer
miBbonoeln wiiroe.
Is oaierte nidt langc, ebe lidI
@e%legembeit bot, ocn 8orlos mls5u,
fiibren. gls oas Wetter triiber
uno fGlter 81 mer0en be9onn, bottc
Tante 2iin piel nit Mbenmotisnms
lulb S~roitbeiIlen 81 tbun nno muroe
n~nertr1glih rei6bar. Gin Wnl
ltrufte lie Wnthiloe Inn zines tlei.
men Teriebens bnlber aui pnbrboit
barbnriife Weile.
sd oiilbe es nid)t lanaer". ingte
lie iif, oils Sd)log alii Shlag lie
trai, lid, lauie beute oouon."
Sbr Iil9e iiel auf Sliper. Der
bleih uno 5itterno oaitano, mo
Dem Ole ShlGae oiienbar meber tbo.
ten, oils ibr ielbit, uno Der GntifluB
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10

Sief nnb ounfel lpor Der Strom,
burd, melfen Mothiloen's Sdge
f%loIien, binter Der oiiiteren @olfe
aber lod,te Gin beiterer Sirnnel, uitc
in tllr5er @ntfermtns lag hos Sorb
Der Soffnrnlg grim ltih hliitbenreid,.
Watbilne abcr bad)te nj feine
Ser1noeruna hires Shifials, ols
lie on cinem Snmstage mad, getbo-
ller grbeit miihe ltnb uieoergeid)la.
gen aus DEM SollIe id)lid,, ielbIt bon
Sliper lunbemerft, unb Den @eg
naf Dem 6lllBllfer cilliflug.
Gs NOR eill mariner Hopemher-
tag. Sic ieste iif ai,f bas welfe
@ras inter Dem wilben ScI9enboum
uno Job Den 9lGttern an, Die bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
Gmil Sbornton's outer Hat6.

Motbiloen's llnteriangeL nod,
9eedmooo Su geben nno Hid)ter
SomeQ ais &nter 81 proflomiercn,
trila sur &erbeiieruns ibrer Gage
nid)t bel. Siir Snnte Sila mar es
i'm 8egentbeil Der 8emeis, DOB lin
Eflesling Ole nGdItc bette @elcgen.
beit ergreiien miirOe, nm ibrer
Sprannei iih 81 ent5iebcn. sic
lpuroe unliebensmiirbiaer oenn ie
mo belnitete bns ornle aiuo nit
slrbeiten. melde obne Oliper's gei.
billie geraoe5u erSriifcno iiir oas.
lclbe aeluelen pGrcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10

MOTH c II II 81
~ mar cntihloiicn, Matbiloe
~ an besleiten, uto Iildte
III id,on Jest cine onaenebme
~ @ntihuloisung Sllred)t 81
leaen, Inn iiG cine gnuoi9e
gltinabmc in Den beiligen SOL
len gu peridaffeu. Motbiloe
batrte nidt boran, mas ne
iogen miiree, lie bnttc ibre 3illtge
INNER bel ser Smnb, rperln lie Der
ielben bebnrfte.
IGhreno Olipcr 'aur uno 'ullt,
fiel lie III ruhiqen Sdlliimmer mo
berte i'm niht binlrntergebcit, nm
iid Elm Stiidhcn Salgliht sl bplen,
fab nid1t, wie er, nof)ocnt CT lire
Nuiqnbe nolenoet. lid iibcr lie beng.
tc, bas aiiien eldttete, ibre Soden
Ieiie aits DER Stirnc itrid, nnn Damn
uif ben urtner al,,mpfiiBen lad)te,
jadte ans bent Stiibhen iflif.
Sn ieinem eigenen anmmherdeil
fono i'm Die @roBmutter, OILS lie 5it-
riidfanl.
Watbilbens 3immer mllroe Sllerlt
unteriutt unb Die Mite nunoerte lid,
hos airb, itntt bel miiblumer Irbeit,
TIM rubigen Shliimmer 81 fInocn,
2ippen itub Sonbe pom Safte Der
$eibelbeeren gefdrbt.
.Tos bot SIiper setbon," bod)te
2iIa, uab Der @ebanfe on Die per-
friippelten Siibe belt iic allein ab,
ben araben al 5iiftigen.
Maibilee ihlus lie nod SerSens-
Init segen Sliper erbob lie ME Die
Sanb.
60 lieb lie i'm oenm I'M &eitc Der
Traume, Die int i'm ben !Sinnlel
iiibrten, mo es feline bolen Nenifen
CAB, Die ieines @ebredens ipotteten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10

mltrbe iponfcno. Sliper piiroc lie
entbebren. er ipiirhe meincr, pent
or lie nid,t mebr i1uoe, Grnil Shorll.
ton uber miIrbe ibm iiher eincn go.
item ais Gborfnaben perihoifcn. mo
oonn moQten lie geibe gliidlid ieia
III Der groBen reiten Stoot. Sic
oofte nidt boron, hob lie @elo
brauhe, nm nadl Bolton Az gelnn.
gen, lie bate 5li menig @eltfemnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-10
@eid1itsiibrer


slbenoliiitdeu bon Ben 3meisen
trieb.
Sn Dem Seierabeno Hllbe lag ct.
mas, Gas III ~ul9lmcin mobl tbnt,
lno bolo uniting ticier Sdlummer
bas liibe ainb, Dos nit Dem aopie
euf oen acknowledgement 9oum.
miir5eln rllbte unh 0ns Eager nidt
Barter ian0. als ous oiinne ailien
bon Siibncriehern. ons Sante &iia
ibr gegeben.
Nod nid)t laugc mar Tie 70 gele.
gen. oils elm anabe bon pierscbll
,Eobren olii Dem SuBlpc9 erifien
nnb beim Htlblid ocs idlnienben
Naodcns perwunoert lteben blieb.