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Milford chronicle., 1905-12-15
LINCOLN CITY NOTES.

Joe wilkins, of the battleship Kear.
sarge, which is lying at anchor in New
York harbor, is visiting his cousin, Joseph
Clendaniel. Wilkins and Clendaniel were
in the Philippine Islands together several
years ago and after their return to the
United States, Wilkins entered the Navy.
He will remain here the two weeks in
which the ship will be at New York.
Robert Derrickson's farm was lately
sold by Hires, the land agent.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
Miss Lis Risler next Saturday evening
There was no preaching in the Meth
odist Church last Sunday evening, but
the Epworth League which was led by
Edgar Prettyman was well attended.
Mrs. Louis Shew and children left last
Sunday for Newark, n. J. where they
will spend the holidays
Mr.. Kibler and children, of Milford,
have moved to Lincoln and are living in
the house formerly owned by George R.
Clendaniel.
Mr. and Mrs. Lank, of Lewes have
moved to Lincoln and are occupying the
house opposite the parsonage.
Ray Morrison spent last Sunday in
Dagsboro.
A rabbit has been causing much annoy
ance at DR.. Hitch's, Mr.. Rabbit refused
to be caught in the trap which Kearney
{ for him in the bushes along the road.
Mr.. Hitch watched the trap faithfully
and some one sympathizing with him
because he couldn't trap the rabbit, ,stnff
ed one with sand and put it in the tap.
The next morning NJ. Hitch went to he
trap very early, and thinking had caught
him, hit him on the back of the neck,
saying, 81 will show you how to be foo-
ing around here" We will have to re-
port him to the Society Of Cruelty to An
imals.
This is a busy time Of the year for all
Of our people. Many Of them are max
ing holly wreathes. The children are
for the Christmas entertain
ments and they are also busy at school.
The men at the Smiths Manufacturing
9ompany's Mill are busy at this time OF
he year, trying to fill the orders. mo.
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-15
nenfness I.annot he Cnred

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion ofthe ear. There is only
one way to cure deafness, and that is by con-
stitutional remedies. DeafBesss is caused by
an inflamed condition Of the mucous thinning
OF the Eustachiau Tube. When this tube Is
inhamed you have a rumbllng soupd or i'm
perfect hearing, and 1t is entirely closed, Deaf
ness is the result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restored to Its
normal condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out Of ten are caused by
Catarrh, which is nothing but an intiamed
condition Ofthe mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that can
not be cured by Halrs Catarra Cure. Send
for circulars free.
FL CHENEY CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, f5c.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti patton.
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-15
GLENDALE.

/ 1t is unusual for everybody to be busy at this
time in the year. II is now impossible to hire a
man or boy for any reasonable amount to work
for fellow man about Glendale, for they are on
the rush all day, and in the evening the stores are
full of people gossiping. about "holly'o or hog kill
ing.
The women and children are wrapping holly
wreaths, and the men and bOysare cutting holly.
Every dealer or speculator drives daily over the
country to beat a competitor getting the wreaths
or box holly
Notwithstanding the severe penalty imposed
by the law for trespassing, many are resortng to
taking holly without permission of owners. Mr.
Avery Gle daniel relates the fact that he had a
very pretty tree Of holly near his home, which he
watched closely; but one night hesaw a glimmer
OF light at the tree 1t was about midnight. He
crep upon the fellow so close that he left two bags
OF holly twigs full Of berries and the lantern in
his haste to get away. Mr. Clendanel fell into
ditch chasing the fellow and got wetting.
Another case was that of Arthur Russell, who
went at day break to his holly woods where he
found a man up tree cutting holly; the fellow
fell out and ran, leaving a ladder and an
ak behind; the ladder is thought to be owned by
man in Glendale.
D. Henry Reed has moved a two-story house
this week in novel manner for this place. He
placed skids under the building, and with horse
aud a crab to wind the rope, the building was
quickly taken across the railroad tracks for dis
tance OF quarter Of mile, without removing or
injuring the chimney, window or doors; every
thing standing as if it were built there.
MIS-. Emma Davis has established music class
here with headquarters at the home Of Mrs. Geo.
COverdale.
Warren Darby has been here this week looking
after the mine prop business.
Job Conaway has sold his farm five miles west
OF town containing 50 acres. for $1,000 cash in
hand, to a Mr.. White young man from Pennsyl- |
vania, who will take possession this week. Mr..
Conaway has moved to his home farm with his |
son.
James Dickerson has moved from the Laundry |
farm to the farm of John S. Halet, near Milford |
Mrs. John Marker and son William, who is |
section master. are very i'll with typhoid fever
Samuel Belts prosperous farmer near here.
is recovering from serious illness from dropsy.
PAUL PRY
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-15
MILTON NEWS.

Last week the beauties OF autumn wert
succeeded by the grandeur of winter anc
the lake and ponds were frozen over
while the ice upon the stubble and banks
of the river glistened like diamonds on
the bosom of beauty.
A collection was taken last Sunday at
the services OF the Union Methodist meet
ing, for the NJ p Minister, Rev. G. J.
Hooker, and S64 p was raised for his
salary. This financial expression OF good
will between the two methodist churches
did the community good.
The schooner Lydia and Mary, OF Mil
ton, owned by Captain James B. Scull,
was in collision on the Delaware river,
near Lincoln Park, with four-master in
tow of tug. She lost her main mast,
bow spirit and flying iib boom, and the
mainsail She put back to Coopers Point
for repairs The tug and vessel refused
to give their names, and in the dark they
could not be ascertained.
Anna Elizabeth Hemmonds died on
Friday of stomach trouble. She was aged
SO years, months and IA days. Funeral
at Oakley Del, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carey of near Mil
ton, celebrated their tenth wedding ann
itersary last Friday.
Last week the Town Council passed a
'snOW ordinance" and it is well enough
to anticipate events.
David Wiltbank is repairing his resi- |
dence at the end of Milton Lane. His
manner of weather boarding is some
what different from the usual way. On /
top Of the boards already on, he has nall |
ed shingiig lath perpendicularly over
the studding, and on these he has put
another weathboarding Of cedar. This
insures a warm house.
As Mrs Peter Stevenson, of Steven
sonyille, was preparing her thansglY g
dinner, a surprise party made ITS appear
ance, which was composed of her rela-
tives and immediate friends. They came
to pay their respects as Mr. and Mrs:
Stevenson had been married 55 years, and
are enjoying good health and the best OF
this life.
Robert Steelman has removed his fam
lily to Lewes.
Mrs. John G. Wilson and grand-daugh-
ter are the guest of Mrs. Lewis.
Detective Hawkins came to Milton last
Monday and his business is yet a surmite
for the people of Milton,
The NJ. E. Sunday School will treat Q
scholars and hold and entertainment n
Christmas week; the date has not been
fixed yet
The NJ. P. Church will hold its treat
for its scholars on Christmas evening. The
entertainment will consist of dialogues,
recitations, etc, and will be held in School
House Hall.
Our merchants have made but little
for Christmas.
The Union Extra meetings are still in
progress, and will contine the present
week. DAG
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-15
Here and There.

Mrs. Thomas Hurd living near Mt
Maria in Kent County, is i'll with ty.
phoid fever.
Miss Lille Edwards, merchant at
Edwardsville, wHo has been i'll with
typhoid fever is convalescent.
There was a sale advertised for each
day this week in the vicinity of Mil
ford except on Saturday.
The Houston Stave Co., Of Houston
cutting a tract of timber of 2O7 acres,
owned by Irwin Scott, two miles west
of Glendale, into keg slaves.
A drum and sword that was used in
the ninth Delaware Regiment of the
Civil War, is owned by Pest Master
Robert Clendaniel at Ellendale.
L. J. Barsuglia, who has been farm
ing near Ellendale for the last two
years, will move to Milton Jan. 1st and
embsrkin the produce business.
John Hopkins will open a general
store at Vernon in a few weeks. He
had a store in FELTON, few years ago.
The people of that section wish him
success.
George s. Buel, farmer living near
Staytonsville, has been shipping sweet
potatoes in barrels, to Buffalo and
New York. The dealers don't want
them in hampers.
Mrs. Emily Hurd at Edwardsville,
raised this year fifty three turkeys.
This flock Of turkeys was beautiful to
look at, but the money she will realize
for them will look better.
A train of ten wagons, loaded with
i've hundred bushels of shell corn, was
.een last Saturday morning near Yer
non, enroute to Harrington. The corn
was from one of Clement Harrington's I
arms.
George Wiley a colored man living
rear Owens station, has about gallon {
# indian darts. hat he has found while |
working on farms in that neig ghbor-
lood. That section of the country was
n indian reservation at one time.
John Butler, of Andrewville, Kent
'ounty enlisted in the U. s. A. at
in the year 1901 He
'as in the Philippine Island two and
ne half years and fought in one en-
agement, was in Cuba six months
nd was in one engagement there. He I
now at home, on three months fur
w. He will join his company which
stationed al Fort Crook, Neb., next
eek, He say soldering makes good
en- out of many. ROVER.
Milford chronicle., 1905-12-15
Easy 10 Make. :,

me grocery trade I'D the public In general
agree that D-Zerta Quick Desserts are FAR ahead
Cof on other Lessert pro iuc,s. tlrt using them
to-day by ordering from your grocer package
y each. II not satisfied after trial write US
Id get your money beck.
din rent products lav0rs Of each. D-zerta
K Pudding. D-Zerta Jelly Dessert and D.
y Cream Powder. Recipes free.
Address D-Zertas Rochester, n. \.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Siscluu sm 10 Sabreu 3mdJtbans bei
barter Nrbcitcr ncrnrtheilt.

M IN aufee. @is., 10. sunni.
Ser 8unoesanpalt gutterfielo er.
fldrte beute. oaB Ser ebemalise Sra.
lioent Der grIten gtationolbanf, iSr.
o. 9igelop, iih I'M 9nnoesgerihte
Der llebertretlrng oes ganfgeieses
l1uloig befennen uno iein llrtbeil
empfallgen miro.
6ranf o. SigeIop tpuroe BON Dem
&idter Guarles 5u elmer 3uttbaus-
ltraie BON 10 Sabren bel barter OR.
belt in Dem 9unoes5,6tbouie n,
SeapenSiportb, Sans, oerurtbeilt.
Die Strafe beganll bellte Yeittag.
Ter 9ifter ipra6 bel ser Serfiinoi-
gung ieines llrtbeils iein tieies 9e.
oauern aus, gegen eiuen ssrsi,no in
10 iharfer 8eiie porgeben 5u miilier,
erfldrte leoodl, baB alle perionli1en
@eiiible ihfpeigen miibtenL lpem es
gelte. ben 8eieten Me1nung Su fra.
gen. 8ieelow mar entldieoen aili's
Sflimmite gefaBt rno nabm bie
Straie rubig entgeeen. gr ipuroe
iofort Dem 9unoeSmariGoa iiber.
geben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
go. 1868.

retts angefont1nen, 10 Die @rsbiif0fe
BON @eitminIter uno lttreht, meh.
rere oiterrei6iife 9iidSfe, oie apo.
itolii6en @ifare BON Sd,peoen, 9tor.
lpegen nnb Gdnemarf, ioipie Der s[bt
bon Monte 9aiiino. Sesbnen baben
ilb mebrere Siiritlihfeiten uno Ser.
treter oes boben 9loels angeihlcIien.
@s beDegte iif eine grobortige Vro.
5eiiion init idnlintliden Geiitlifen
our6 Die Staot. gei benz @ottes.
oienit bielten Die giit1fe 4orlint.
3rier lnlo b. aappler.Gotbenblra
Jeitpreoigten, unb in Der oarauf fol-.
genoen 5eitperiammlims ipraten Die
Mbgeororeten @rober unb SHmitt-
Snln,enltaot.
0ie Gonferen5 Ser 9iiboie ninmt
am 8. Sunni ibran slnfane. 1ie seier
oes gorifa5iliS. Sa,bilGunls 6oiert
biz 5um If. Sunni uno miro am
Mteno ourb eine al9emeine SsGuni-
nation Der biitoriit intereflanten
Staot 5ilm slbi6liiB sebra1t peroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Se(Gdftsfii6rer: Sorem5 &onmer,

eeltlif), Oas geraOe nls Der Sebte Den
Saal perlaIien batte, nit oonnern-
oem arah berabfiel.
slrf oen eriten 9llarmruf bin
iprang 9llIes aui, aber Die Beionne.
neren ermabnten sur Hibe, lino erit
als Die Slammen Die Ieforationen
ergriffen muroe bic S5lld)t aIlge-
nein, bod selansten aae Herionen
ms SSreie. Sic Sfatipieler nruBten
freilid) ibre aarten uno @etpinne i'm
Sti6 laifan itno niele pernoGten
nidt, &ode unb Site au retten.
Die Tei,ertpebr ipor raid sitr
Stelle, fonnte aber penis ansri6ten.
9nlo fiel Die idfpere auppel elm,
iulo Dos Gabduoe mar eine Slam.
mennaiie.
Sn oenrielben boben Die sSeite Ser
Sangerbunoe, oes Gsgel.Gongreiies,
ces Sfat.Gongreiies rno Der Gnt-
pfang fiir ben Yrin5en Seitrih
itattgeiirnoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Gagliides llntcrieeboot iinft auo
pierscbn Wiann fommem am'S
9t6cn.
81 n m on t +, s. eSuni.

- y W v u ", Q. Nyuitl.
Ias llnterieeboot ~ s" lit beute
0forgen in Der gidbe bes @eaenbre-
Gers perloren 9egangen. Che es
untereing, fonnte man an @oro oes-
ielben orei grplolionen beobadten.
gin 9oro befanben iidb is Sffi5iere
unb Wanniehaften 3. Z. Die resulare
geiasllng 3. &. 2elite, welhe sur
llebung auf oas Boot fommanoiert
waren. 0apon iino ii ertrunfen.
Gie llebrigen wurbsn gerettet.
0as ltngliif seidob, als iih Der
~ s" in gegleitung zines anoeren
llnterleebootes uno zines SorpeOo.
bootes sur llebimg in Die See binaus
begab. Bonn llfer aus fonnte man
orei grploiionen beobodten, tpornui
oaS Boot periflpano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Sdrcflidje lte6eridjmcmmnnsen in
Sflabuma nno Snoian
Serrituru.
@u ie, SfLa.. 4. :;

W " tSt Sliu., Il. NSuilt.
Der 8erlnit, ipelGen lleber.
idipemnningen i'm iiiblifen uno
lpeltlihen Sflabonra, SSnoianer.
Serritoriium nno gsaip Werico an-
ri6ten, miro auf $5.O00.000 peran.
i6laet. sliis alien Sbeilen laufen
8eridte eiu, iponaS Die @d6e uno
Sliibfen ii6 in reiBenoe Strome
periponoelten. @iele 5allienb glfer
SorntlanO iprroe ianlnt Der Selo-
fruht fortgetpaifea. llnSdblige
Menlfenleben itanoen IN 8efabr,
bod f9einen iopeit ole gerid,te la,i-
ten, nur flint Berionen ertrunfen sll
iein.
Tie Sollptflutb fiibrte tauienoe
bon Hinooieb, piele Nieroe, Sarnge-
rdtbe, Sfennen ilno 3diine nit it'd
fort. Seine @iienbabn in oieier
@egeno, permag infolee Der pielen
unterlpaidunsen, Die porgelGriebene
3eit inne 5ii balten.
sluf ben 9Gnoereien om @aibita-
Sl,tiie ollein ipirb Der grnteihaoer
.auf 100000 berehnet, nmo Der
Siio.Ganaoian.SlirB bat iib in eincll
fiini Meilen breiten See peripanOelt.
@eibe Sliilie iiihen iih einen nsiien
WaiIerlouf oilr6 Die nieorig eelege-
men Sormen uno niele glniieOler, Die
Gaes perlorsn baben, fliihteten nod
unierer Stabt.
0ie Santa Sc giienbabn erlitt
it,pere Werlllte, ,no miro iobalO
bos 8ailer iih ~rlnufen bot, nit
Soberlegung ibrer @eleiie baginnen.
@lnbere giienbahn @eielidaften
iperoen bem 8eiipiele folgen, uno
man glaubt, oaB oieie 0aminballtcn
cine Million Dollars peridlingen
mer0en.
@leih traurige 9fa6rihten famen
bon Snpber, Columbia uno anberen
iiiblih seleeenen Stdothen, Die
llnter @aiier iteben, uno in 6enen
piele gSobnb1liier lpeggelfapemmt
fprroen.
Iie gfotb IN oen iiberflutbeten Si-
itriften lit sroB, nnb Die 9eboroen
meroen iofort eingreifen nriiiien, Inn
2inberlng 5il perifafien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Sabrgang "a.

por, boB Ser aaiier iiG eitidloiien
babe, Srieben 5u idlieBen nno in
llnterbonolilnsen getreten lei.
8 q bington 8. g., 9. Stunt.
gIls Der Yraiibent &ooiepelt beute
eine 5tpeitGgiee &eiie nad @irginien
ontrot, par er iiber5elgt, ooB oas
grgebniB Der internationalen Der
baollngen iiber ben Srieben I'M fer
nen Often erfolereif iein miro itno
bab Der leste Shlag. in Dem rlillilh.
iapaniiden &riege geiallen lit.
% a ibington, 8. g., 10. Suni.
gs nnterlieet nun feinem 3lpeifel
mebr, OoB Die Srieoens.@rGlimina.
rien in Elm sreifbares Staoium ge.
treten iinb; es lit Yr1iioent &ooie.
pelt gelunsen, &uBlano uno Snpan
oasu su bepegen bireft nit chamber
uno ohne @ermittler in 9erbanollng
5ll treten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Milmanfee's glnsitellnngs 3ebGnot
brennt mieSer mnb piele Neni6en
emtseben nit fnapper Roth
Oem Sooe.

MiImanfee, @is., 5. SUM.
9as glnsltelllngs 0ebdiioe, Del-
DIES einen gon5en glod irmfaBt. lit
eeitern glbenb bllrd cine 6eners-
brunit poaig 5erltort iporOen. Ter
Shaoen belGuft lidb aui $30O,00O,
Dem MIR $4,000 Serlid)erung 9e.
geniiber iteben. 9as 8eb1iloe ltano
auf Der @eitieite 5ipii6en Der g., g.,
Geoor mto Stateltrabe. Mnn
glalbt, baB Der 9rano bur6 eleftri-
lden &itr5ldluB bernorgerufen NOR
oen lit. Gr entitano m1breno Der
9tadmittagsiisuns Oes 9tationalen
Sfat.Gongreiies. uno one 1900 Yer.
ionen, ipelfe bemielben beiipobnten.
permohten ii6 mlr nit Wfiibe uno
Hotb ms Srcie 81 retten. 1as
Seller entitanb IN einem Sorbang,
inb Die Seilerpebr periud)te, Die
Slanmten ourh ben dlemiiden 9oid)-
appnrat 5u loifen, aaein obne Gr.
folg. oenn Der 9rano iebte iib aui
Die leid)ten 0eforationen, nit oenen
Die Salle gelbnliidt mar. iort, uno
i'm slusenblid idoiien Die Slammen
bur6 ban gan5en 9iieieniaal. Inter
Dem Sberlidt bins elm iGwereS sc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
ltntcriec6uotc IOllen Sen Ruiien DEN
t0otlifen Sd)laa ucricbt babem.

SanTrancisco, Q Gal.. 8. SUM-.
Seit mebreren @onaten mar s. 2.
Gean aus Stem 2)orf in oieier Staot,
INN Die Serienoung bon Wfluition
na6 Sapan 6u iiberipahen. Gem
Sernebmen nad ipar er es audi, lpel-
der Die llnterieeboote nad Sapan
ianbte. Die ben 9fuiien 10 groBen
S6aoen 5ueeiiigt baben iollen. Cyan
lit Der @ertreter elmer iapaniihen
Sirma in gtetp 0orf, bur6 reldbe
Sapan IN bieiem 2anoe SSriegs.
material anfaufte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Ter 0om IN Smloa gelesentlif Der
Sonifasiils.Geier omr6 5ener
beidaoigt.
SSuIoa.9 9. ss,t

y u, y. NSuill.
Ser berrlide Conn, Der Nfittel-
punft Der gegenw6rtigen Seier oes
9onifa5iitS Subildums, Ddre bel.
nabe elm Roub Der Slanimen semor-
ben. slnlGBli6 bes 1850. Sooes-
tageS oes IpoitelS Der 9eutihen lpar
Der Iom in aaen ieinen 1beilen illu-
miniert. Nloslih fing Ger 9soro-
tburm 5euer. uno oas sefrdBige Gle
mant tbeilte iih nad fltr5er 3eit audi
Dem Siiotbnrm NIT. 9eibe 2biirme
brannten pollit1noig aus, unb Der
Siotburm itiir5te nit fur6tbarem
arub auf Den Nfarftplas nie0er =
elm be1ngitigenber Wfoment, ooh
fam gliidliheripeiie fein Menihenle-
ben 5u S6aoen. Die @lofen lpur-
oen onrh Die Slanmengliitb sum
Shnlel5en eebraht.
0anf Der beroiiden glnitrengungen
Der Seuerrpebr purbe Der 0om ielbit
nur menig beid)aoigt. Tas Snnere
oes altebrmiiroigen @ottesbouies lit
pouit1noig intaft gsblieben, uno ieine
Hettun9 miro 9era0e5u ais elm Wnn-
DER beseidnet. slud, oie 90 Wfeter
bobe 9uppel lit niht nit oen beiben
Sbiirmen, Die lie nod Inn lieben @le-
ter iiberragten, uerni6tet poroen.
Ger Som miiroe III oen Sabren
1700-1712 bon Sobonn 9in5en-
bofer in ben Sormen oes romilben
9arodltilS neu aiifgefiibrt)
Yie 6eInpod)e, IN Die audi Die Con.
feren5 Der prei,Biiden 9iihoie i1Qt.
miro ourb Die beflaeenspertbe
6euer-& -&ataltropbe feline llnterbre-
dung eriabren. 0ie Seier miro ee.
nan nab Dem Trogranum fortaeiest
peroen. 3l Dem 9onifasirS. .Subi-
laiim baben iif orei Garoinale. iiber
piersig ionitise SSirbenfiiriten nnb
piele Yilser aus allen Sbeilen oes
HeiheS eingei,tnoen. slu1 Sabl.
reide ouslanoiide geiltlid)e iinb be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
WroRartise Seitliffeiten selesenilia
Der @ermGblmns Ses bcntiden
Grunprinsen.
g gerIin. 3. es,ni

gerlin 3. ssstni.
slae 8egierunesgeiAGfte itoften
belite. Cine babe Wliaion WeniAen
lieB Die slrbeit ruben, Inn Die is.
iabrise Sitnefral sli begriiBen, Die
menihliher @orauslibt nah emit Die
arone Der oeutiden &aiierin traeen
miro.
Ser @eg Der Ser3ogin Gecilie,
ber 9raiit oes oelltiden aronprin-
gen, NOR nit &oien baltreut, ainoer-
G0re langen ibr @iafommen entee-
gen, Die olten Sittfte biloeten nit
ibren Sanomerfsabseihen Spalier,
Die Ganonen oonnerbsn oen Uegrii.
bungs.Salrt, oas 8olf iiibelte ibr
ouf ben Straben al iin0 Dor Dem
Stlob enlpfingen tie Der aaiier uno
bic Prin5en, iimgeben BON oen Gro
BEN oes Reides ,tno 0eren 8ertre.
tern.
Ger Sag perlief in jeoer 9esieb.
ung gldn5eno, oas grobartise Shou.
geprdnge fam in wirfianliter Beiie
6,lr 8eltltng.
9erlin, 4. ssuni.
Su gbren DeS Gronprin5en unO
ieiner erlaubten 9raut fanb i'm
ShloB Elm @ala Iiner 5u 24O
@ebeden itatt, an weldem Die
Whniiter, piele 8enerale unD
slomirale tbeilnabmen. 9ie iugeno-
lihe Ser5ogin Gecilie geipam Die
Ser5en Der @dite oilr6 liebenspiir.
oige Seiterfeit, mar nllttter, plau-
oerte lebbaft uno benabm iih olrd)-
aus 5lranglos. Ser 8ailer iiibrte
Die @roBber5ogin slnaltaiia 5iir ga.
fel, uno ieine 8olnntrie Der Game
gegeniiber 5eigte, bob ollie in ben 3ei-
tlngen erlhierenen Wdrd)en ilber
glntipatbien eitles Sintertreppenge-
iGlp1s gelueien iinO.
9erlin 5. Stunt.
Ser &runprin5 Srieori6 gSilbelm
uno ieine 9raiit, Die Ser3ogin Geci-
lie, enpiingen Die Iboromrngen Ger
preuBiifen EropinSen uno Staote,
peld,a 5u Der beporitebenoen Sob5eit
ibre @liidipiinid)e Oarbradten. Iie
3eihnunsen oes iilbernen 3afelge.
idirrs. oas Dem Srautpaar bon bun.
bert Stdoten ais SodSeitsgeihenf
perebrt miro. ml,roen iiberreiht.
9as Serpice beitebt aus nebr oils
tallleno Stiifen lrnb miro niht Dor
5lpei ober orei Sabren iertig lperoen.
@dbreno Ger Gala @oritellnns
i'm SpernbalIie iaRen beute slbenb
70 Trin5en mO ErinSeiiinnen 81 bei-
ben Seiten Der faiierliden Samilie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
aatboliitc &ranfenidliueiter mi
militGrii6en Gbrcn beitattet.


@fit militGriiden Gbren sur lee-
ten 9ube beitattet pilrOe, mie melt-
prellbiifa Ylatter beridten, Die per-
itorbene Sberin Ger @rauen Sdlpe-
itern in 5iis. Marie 2anganfp. Sic
batte iait 20 Sabre iegensreih am
aranfenbauie 81 Siis gelpirft. glls
Shlueiter bate lie Gen 6elO5ug 1870
bis 1871 mitgemad)t uno licb oaS
Giierne areil3 am peiBen 9anbe unb
Die &riegsbenfniin5e ermorben. Gie
&riegerpereine Ger llnlgegenb gaben
Der Teritorbcuen oas gbrengeleit
ino feilerten cine 0reinlulige Gbren-
lalpe iiber oas 8rab. SaS Srauer.
sefolse. Gas iid aus aatbolifen uno
Broteitonten 5uianmenieste. mar
en0los.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
9ubuqne, Soma, 9ieMstag, ben 13. SUM- 1905.

iiter lit, baB Shmeben feline 8etpalt
gegsn gtorpegen anipenbeu miro uno
DAB ieoer Seriud) genaf)t neroen
miro, einen slppea an Die @affen an
oermsioen. Iie 9foripeger nebnlen
Dieielbe SteQung ein, aber es miro
offen conitatirt, oab, lpenn StipeDen
oerartige Sdritte tbun ioIte, ole
gtorfueger oenielben nidt ausipei1en
ipiir0en.
G o agen, 8. Sunni.
glae Gipil6samten 9eortpesen's ha.
ben ibre stnbangliffeit an Die neue
Hegierling erflart uno aae @enerGle
baben Cen Clio Der Sreue geleiitet.
Gbriitianio, s. sunni.
9eotursemaB bot Der Shritt Des
Stortbine, nel6er &onig Ssfor bes
Sbrones perluitig erfl1rt. ungebeu.
res Auiieben berporgerufen, aber
gtorwegen lit bereit, ben 9eihluB lei.
mes Solfsratbes nit ben @aiien in
Der Sanb sii pertreten.
GbriItiania, s. Ssnni.
Ser Staatsratb lit Dem Goreeben
oes Stortbins gefolgt unO bat DEN
aonig Ssfar Der arone oerliiitig er.
flirt; Der Staatsratb, in oeiien
Sdnbe Die 3iigel Der Hesierung
iiberseeangeu iinb, bat nit Der &e-
organization Der &egieriingsmaihine
begonnen.
Die slbtbeilrlng Ser geationaloer-
tbeioigi,ns bat einen grlaB on Die
Irmee oerOffentlift, in meltem Dem
Seer Die 2osiogllng bon SfpeOen
mitgetbeilt nno befoblen miro. iib
ben neuen gerbaltniiien gu fiisen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
Ter Sieser itattet benz @eiicsten i'm
Suipitale ciuen Scindl ab.
: otto. 5. Sun

Cine ergreifen0e S5ene ipielte iid)
geltern i'm Marine.Soipital 5u Sa-
isbo ab, als Sogo in Der slnitalt er.
ifien, nm ieinem einitigen @egner.
oen slomiral &ooieitrensfp einen @e-
ill6 ab5ultatten uno ibm Croft sn5u.
lprehen Gr Diinidte Dem 9eioen.
Den balbige @eneillng 10 oab er i'm
Stanoe Iei nab Der Seimatb ai,riid-
5ufebren.