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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
WpSi Is sefhbrt bat!

Sbeobor g.. mar Der Sobn elmer
tpoblbabeneben 8iireersfamilie uni
init fiinf Sabren elm %seiunoes. frob.
li6es 3ndblein. Sas &inb 5eigt'
i6on in friibeiter Su9enb cine srobt
Neiauns gum @enub bon 8ein mn
Bier, i~iberbaupt 81 allen alfoboli.
ihen 8etrdnfen. 9ieies trat beion:
berS bel feitliden @%elesen6eiten ber:
Dor. ipenn iolfe @etrdnfe auf Der
Gid famen. Sic @ltern ladten ba:
riiber unb lieBen bas Sinh mittrin:
fen, ia tie amiiiierten ii6, ipenn q
einen fleinen .Spib"" tpesbatte. tpi'
man Su iasen pflest unb noI Del
broui9iten @infdue mar.
liner Sbeobor fam cine 9an5'
@eieuihaft unterbalten". iaste oanr
Der Tater Itol5.
Ser &nabe fonnte nirflih bic
pertra9en. ba er ME betrunteu uurbe
ielbit ipenu er fir iein sitter cir
5iemlid groBes Qlnntum bon 8eir
ober Bier 81 ii6 senommen bate
Wenn Der cine ODER anoert
Sreunb Der Camille iih iiber oil
aus9eiprodene Neigung Ses 9inOes
fir ben Mltobol cine gemerfuns err.
laubte. laste Die tboridte Rutter
sllnier Sbeobor bat cine itarft
Natur. Der fam idon etnas ber'
trngen. sic ieben er bleibt gam
FLAIR i'm &opfe babel"
Niht iebem Weni6en lteigen gel
itige @etrdnte 5u Gopf, poour6 i'll
Oeiien nidt aus9eihlolien lit. Dab Del
fortgeiebte rei6lide @eniB ben Sr'
ganismIs oes meni6li6en aorpers
laneiam untergrdbt. DIT treter
crit nah Snbren Die idlimnler
Solgen beutlif berpor. Go 9inl
e5 alid) bel Sbeobor. - Ser Nnab'
burite immer mittrinfen. ipenn @eir
mn Bier fir @rtpohiene auf bei
Gid tnn,en unb ipild)s NIT oieIel
'NeigiIng 5u geiiti9en @etrdnfen gum
Singing berau. Sie erite idlimm'
Sol9e mar. Dab Der ana6e. obihpr
bon Nntur beedbt. ihleht lernte mi
i'm @pmnaiium Dem llnterriht mid
81 foleen permo9te, 10 oab De-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
Critics &apiteI.

Sic Seltlihfeiten in Der S~urnbaIe
batten ibren Infan9 9enommen. Sic
prompten Iusfiibrungen Der iungen
2eute er5ielten srpben 9eiiuu. galb
tnallten au6 .Gbnmpa9nerpfropfen.
aues iiberlieB ii6 elmer iibermiitbiz
gen Seiterfcit.
Wiriam mare am liebiten Der laus
ten "2nitbnrteit entiloben. Wan iudte
nilh lie gum Srinfen bes p~erlenoen
S6aumes 81 beipegen. aber umlonIt.
aein Sropfen fam iiber ibre 2ippen.
Ms Die luitigen &ldn9e Der Wiiif
gum San5e riefen. ma Wiriam bon
alien Seiten nmringt. Nit freunb@
lihem grnite ipies iie jeben Sdn5er
ab.
.@rinnern sic lid niht. SrdlI@
lejn Granger. OoB Sic mir einen
Sdn5 5useia9t baben", ertpnte neben
ibr Baron Gecas Gimme. sd be-
anlprude mein &edt."
Wiriam erinnerte lid iebr pobl
oeS am Nahmittage I'M Sher5c ges
9ebenen @eripredens. Sic mahte
nod einen Seriud, bemielben 81
entgeben.
.Serr Baron. ber5eiben Sic. a6er
ih babe ale bieie Serren %obgeipieIen.
3ubem babe i) niemols tau8en ge>
lernt."
%, bns tbut gar nihts. Gam
gen lernt Ia bon lelbit. llno Sic,
meine Serren", ipnnbte er lid an
bic llmsebuna @iiriams. "merbcn
mid mr. begliidwiiuiher, bdB i6
Sbuen q0eu 5upor9efonuren bin"
Snmit legte er Ole Sopb OeS iirns
gen MGp6enS nlf ieineu Grm urh
miidte ii9 in Die &eibeu Der 2aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

mas ipottiidle gemerfungen ftorter
lie. Sieie lag fdnsit in iiiBen S6lrm.
mer, ebe Wtriam lire 2ageritGttt
aufiuhte. Gin feter @ntidIuB maj
in ibr eereift: 9ieier critic 8au, Der
fie nnfreiipiIis beiuf)t bate, ipdtt
aud ibr Lester iein. 8lar nnb oeut.
lid itduben in bieier 9taht Die Sc
fabren zines iolheu @ersniieeuS
Dor ibrem 9eiitisen Guee, unb einem
@rtrinfenben elei6, rief Tie binaui
gum Ieereslterne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
Giertes &apitel.

8ie aber lab es unteroeIlcn aus
IN Wtriams trauten Seim? Stunbe
nm Stunoe bate man aif lie aes
fpartet, aber per9ebens. Srau Grant
gers llnrube itei9erte lid big gum
duiteriten, ais @irinm nm 5e6n ilbr
nod nidt 5u Suliic lpor nno olld
ibre Spbne, ipelfe iie CUR Sabn ge>
ifidt bate, obne Die grfpartete sue
r%iiffebrten. Sic ianote gu 9inas
8obnuns. dber bort fanb man nur
perlblo'iene Sbiiren. 8aS mar All
tbun? $50 mar Wirinm? SIM @ere
elm nit ibren dlteren 4Dhtern be-
tete Tie einen 8oicnfraus nad Dem
anberen, bas %unseboriame 6inb Den,
liebensen Ser5en Der bimmIiiden
@utter an8uempfeblen. aein Shlai
fam in ibre Nusen. .@rmes, sez
qualities @utterbers, pel6e @orpiirfe
madteit on Dir jest beiner 0adeiez
bigfeit tpegenl -
@noli6 brad Der Worgen an.
Iit ibiperen Ser5eu beeaben Mlits
ter unb S06ter ii6 CUR bl. Ieiie.
SIM @ebete fanben lie ibren cin3isen
Sroit. geim semeiniamen Sriibitiide
berri6te cine beflemmenbe StiQe.
Sober ihien nit ieinen @ebunfen be-
fhdftist an fem. Smmer tpieber rifs
teten lid, Die Iueen Iner auf Miz
RAMS leeren Ylas.
Seet fubr elm @asen Dor. gIe
iprangen auf. So, oas mar 0tis
riaml Sbr leidter sdritt mar auf
Der Sreppe bOrbar. Die 9biire
iprans alf unb nit benz 8ufe: ga
pa, per5eibt mein Gusbleibenl" itiir5te
Die 10 idmer5lih grtpartete herein.
ginen &usenblid. Damn 5os er
tie an ii6. bob bas eeienfte &Spfden
leines 2ieblinss empor nnb idaute
ibr LANCE in Die Iusen, nm barauf,
pie b~efriebist bon bieiem gramen
ibr ben periobnenben WorsenfuB gu
9eben.
nTapa. Iieber gapal" i6lud3te
@iriam, lid mil ME, ME mebr al
lein ~aussehen. 9abeim it's am
belten."
limb iie belt @ort. lin gltern
unb @eihpiiter ben Spnnenihein
pfli6ttreuer. opferipillieer 9iebe gu
perbreiten, i6ien bon bieiem Gage
an ibre ,ein5ise Gufeabe gu fein.
@andeZ 8ampf bate fie nod NIT
ibrer Hatur 5u belteben, aber Gebet
uno Der @ebanfe an bas GerIprehen
jener Nadt saben ibr araft unb
Wutb. Ser Neeresitern. Die unbes
fledte @%mpfdngnib. bate lie serettet.
8iait on fpiiien. lieber 2eier. mas
aus Wiriam seporben lit? = Mas
ria ldbt ibr 8erf nidt unpoIlenbet
uno @ott IaBt iid ME an @robmutb
iibertreffen. CT erndblte tie gu ieis
ner 8raut. SIM Sauie bes Germ
berlebte lie biele eliidlide Sabre.
Son ibrem 8alten unb @irfen in
ieinem 0ienite nerbe i6 Dir, tpenn
on piuit, elm anbermal er5dblen.
Soiepba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
3 neites q apiteI.

Cine froblihe 8eielidaft bate ii6
bel Srau Suiti5ratb 8enner einse<
funben. &ber RATIOS ihritt Die
junee Srau bur6 Die boben Hdume.
3ufpeilen elite Tie an zines Der Sem
tier unO ipdbte binaus.
@arum bleiben Die Sbrieen 10
lan9e? Satte Gina ibr nidt bers
iprohen. ben Worgen3ug 81 be-
nuBen? l1nb jebt ma es idon beis
nabe 3eit gum Dinner. 8iirbe lie
0iiriam mitbringen? sic bate ei>
men 10 biibiheu Ylan ausgeionnen,
bieielbe borerit LANCER bel ii6 sl be-
balten unb baum baburh pielleiht
oauernb on ii6 Su fe'ieln. Iqes
miBte %9elingen, lpenn 0tiriam nur
Die @rlnubnib erbielt, mit3ufommen.
Sod ba naren tie ial Chen fubr
ibr 8usen INN Die gde. gilis per>
lieb lie bas Seniter unb elite ben
Infommenben e%ntseeen.
nI6, Niriam, meld)e Sreube, sic
einmal bel mir gu iebenl" rief Iie.
als lie bas junee Wdphen in lire
Grmen 5os. Stun peroe i5 mein
ieltenes SDglein audi nidt io6alb
rpieoer frei laHen."
oSis gum Gbenbe iperbe i6 mid
Sbrer @eieuihaft erfreuen b%iirfen,
gndoi9e Srau". entseenete Iiriam,
leift errotbenb, ii6 gum @egenitanb
allgemeiner IufmerfIamfeit gema6t
81 ieben.
Chen ldutete4 Die eroSe, Dinner
glode unb man hesub iit 81 Glide.
Miriam erbieIt ibren Ylas neben
Dem Baron Ge3a, einem iungen,
fran5oiiihen gbelmanne. Nufanes
etipas befaugen, unterbielt lie lid
bnlb iebr gut nit ibm. Sm 2aufe
bes @eiprdhes et5dblte er ibr, bnb
AM beilti9en slbehpe Der erite Srrs
nerbaQ geaeben nerbe unb bat nm
einen San5.
.8enn i6 auf Dem @nae iein
iperbe. Serr Baron, ioIen sic einen
Gang baben", iagte Wtriam i6er5enb.
v9lber Sic tperben midi per9ebens
bort iuheu; oas ihnelle SampiroB,
abenp5u9 9enannt, miro mid Sbnen
i6on entfiibrt baben."
Y8ir lpolIen iebeu". mar Die I'M
ielben, nediiden Zone gegebene Nnts
mort. ~Sino Sic bort, gndbiges
SrduIein, 10 beanipru6e i6 mein
Heht."
@dbrenb Der Iabl8eit bielt @is
RAM IuSi6nu nah Ben beiben Yries
iteru, fonnte bieielben nber nirs
9enbmo eutoeden. IS lie ipGtcr
mad oenIelben fra9te, geitnno Gina
ibr lnhenb: sd babe Su elmer fleis
nen Notblilge meine 3uih.Nt eenoms
men. Oh pdreit ja lonit oar nidt
mitsesansen."
30 Einn. ipie f%purteIt Oh 10 etipas
tbunl" ricf @iriam erihrodcn.
ogiidt MIR mid. lonoern allt Wam,a
Ddlt Su belo9en. Stnd ludelte IpotS
tiif. "Nh, 0u lie6e llnidulo".
Iagte tic leihtbin, oiparte MIR. Su
mirit mir nod banfbur iein fir oieIe
feline llnluabrbeit, penm 9u crit
oaS %er9nigen 9efoitct bait. peldes
nod Dor 9ir lie9t. Nber 100 lit
Seine lIbr?" lentte lie Damn pl0eliG
gu einem anberen @egenitanoe iiber.
sd per8aB he, entgegrete Wie
ridm.
%, iuie baa mid %freutl" riei
Gina, @iirium NIT iibermiitbigcm 2as
den I'M 3immer umberipir6elnb.
0ieie fonntc ii6 2inos Srclee
iihcr ihre Ger9eblihfeit ni6t ertlds
ren. 9io1 fpenieer bertrand lie Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

Gr empfing bieieIbeu 9lGlibig, rel>
mlitbig uub nit GROCER Nnbadt.
&ur6 na6ber ltarb Sbeobor q. in
Der Slittbe Oes 9ebens; es lit crit
etilige Wonate Der. @r bate gepiB
ptel 9elilbigt. aber nod mebr lit
an ibm geiiinbi9t iporOen bur6 cine
nnperniinfti9e @r5iebun9. Seine
@ltern boben cine ifipere @ernnts
lportung auf it'd gelaben. Initntt
Die gefdbrli6e Aeisune bes &naben
5u 9eilti9en @etrdnfen 81. unters
orilden, baben lie bieiel6e iif ungez
binbert entipifeln laiien, bis lie our
2ei0enihuft 9eiporoen.
Gs lit pm Der sr5ften Wihtigfeit,
bae bic Gltern bic anseburencn
ihlimmcn Ieisnnsen Der ainber idon
in friibeiter Susenb iiberuaden, be-
fampfen unb ams5urptten iidJ crnIt=
lid bemiibcn. @as in Der Sinbbeit
mod lciht 5u erreifen lit, ipirb in
ipatern Sabren, tuenn Der b6ie Sang
c~ritarft ut mnb iih anssebilbet hat,
unidglih idiuer, fait mnerreihbar.
-%L%-T@
Gin fleiner Sdiauberser.
Sans tam lesten S6ulta9):
Inmn, fohe bod beute Yapa's
2eib9eriht, Sobnen unb Spedl"
Wltter: n8arum benn?"
Sans: nNd, bamit er gut ges
launt lit. ipenu i6 bieien Mittag nit
Dem 3ergniB fommel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

men Sic, ia9te Die ansereOete fat
5iirnenb.
.Yior9en frib INN flint llbr lit
unier @a9en fir sic bereit. SrGus
lein Granger, iebte ibr @atte
freunbli6 bin3u. Sd ielbit iperbe
Gle uhb Gina mad Sauie brinsen.
Sln Der tleinen %erihfporun9 gegen
sic lpar i6 nift betbeiligt. Weine
Srml meinte eS gut. aber i6 piirpc
mic meme @inipiaigung ba3u 9egeben
babeu. bdttc ih bnrum gepuBt."
Miridm bnntte ibm nit Bdrme.
Nuf ibrem 3immer. oas lie init
Gina theiltc, angetonimen, fniete lie
nleoer uno 6e9ann nit Snbrunlt 3i
bcten. Nidt bic raui6cnbeu Zone
Der San5muiif, ipelfe ourd Die balbs
9eoiineten S~eniter Oransen, nod Sis
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

Sroblifteit Ser anberen Iitgliebe,
Der 8eielifdft, als Gina benielbei
beim Gintritt in bas Spiel8immel
5%urief: oWiriam bat lire llbr Der.
geiienl SIT Dns nid)t berrlih?" War
pefielte peritdnbnibpoqe 8lide mi
Der junaen Serrin bes 6auies. lin:
ter fr0blifer llnterbaltuns perginl
Der Nahmittag. Oils Die Sdnm1cr.
ing iih bernieberienfte. %erfunbi9tt
ii6 Wiriam nad Der 3eit, mann Del
abenb5ug abfabre.
lin aht llbr", tpnr Die Intlport
.Nah benz @benbeiien. bas in pel
SurnbnIc fir ms %ierpirt iperber
lpiro, baben Sic nod 3eit, Den 3ul
gu erreiten."
.@enieben sic ben gugenblid Dee
@er9nii9cns. Sd iperoe Sbnen ifor
ingen. penn es 3eit it,, rief Srdl
Suiti5ratb @enner beriiber.
Srot bieier @%eriideruns fiiblte
oas junse Idbhen cine 8~ubeloiiss
felt, nel6e es ii1 ni6t erfldrer
fonnte. Iebrmals ipieberbolts &c
feline Sraee, 10 bas man 5ulcbt iders
5enb iaete: rSrdulein Granger
fiiblt iid niht ipobl in u%nierer @ee
ieqi6aft. Gin GROCER Snbel fin
unsl"
@iriam i6mies, Inn nidt gu be-
leioigen.
Sic Surnbale maj Elm sroBes,
bon neiten @Grten umeebeneS Sc
bdube, peIhes an Die @cnner'iden
geiisunsen a%nsren5te. Im beutisen
Ibenbe ipar lie prddtis beleudtet.
@asen auf @asen fubr Dor. Sic
meiiten Sniaiien berielben iparen in
itrablenbem 8alfoitiime.
Srau 8enner bate Wirinm unb
Gina nit auf ibr Simmer genommen.
.3u unierm Surnbeiuhe miiiien mir
elm nenis Soilette MAIDEN, laste
Tie ldhelnb. Sic befeitiste nit seiibs
ter Sanb einiee ounfelrotbe Hoien
in 0iiriams reidem Saar unb an
ibrem aleioe. Damn 5og lie bas
inn9e Mdbden gu DEM sroben Spie>
gel. gs par elm biibifes Bib, bas
linen baraus entgesenitrablte. Iber
bennoh floe ploslib elm S6atten
iiber Wiriams 3iise.
~Gd, Srau Suiti3ratb, tperbe id
,auh nod sur Belt nad Sauie fome
men?" fraste iie ibrer inneren linz
rube Ilsorud sebenb.
Sie Mnserebete tpetielte einen
i6nellen Bid nit Gina unb entsees
nete ld6elnb: .Warum 5iebt es
Sic 10 mad Sauie. Niriam? Gang
fpeilt Sie uniere 8eieai6aft?"
vNein, sndbise Srau. aber Baron
bon geca ipra6 o einem Bale.
Der in Der Surnballe seseben Ders
ben Ioa, unb ih piirbe niemals tpae
gen obne Die grlaubniB meiner gls
tern, einem iolfen %beiaupobnen. 3us
benz babe i6 Wama periprohen, ses
gen neiin llbr gu 5auie 81 fem. sic
tpiirbe lid 81 Sobe dneitisen, tpenu
id mein 8eripreden ni6t bielte."
,g6 mas, Miriaml sic malen
lid Die Sahe 81 ihnar3. Sod I'm
Sbuen bic 8abrbeit 5u ia9en, Gle
fonnen ben Ibenb5us ni6t mebr err
rei6en. 9oren sic. ba iauit er eber
porbei. Sd babe I'M ginberitdnbs
niiIe nit Gina unb uniern 8diter
aue Ibren cine Stunbe 5uriiditeDer
laiien. @obl ODER libel. miiiien Sie
ii6 in Sbr Coos, einise Stunber
ilnsebemmter Sreibeit unb an5iebens
ben @ersniisens, fiisen. 60 idlimm
lit basielbe ia au6 ni6t. Sd tpeiB.
bab Sic iid gut amiiiiren perben,
Sod MN fommen Sie!"
Chen flopfte es unb cine 9ienerin
melbete. bab Die Serren Die Samer
nit llngeoulb erparteten.
Wiriam fiiblte lid bofit ungliids
lid. Ser @ebanfe an lire sednsitiss
ten 2ieben bnbeim perlieS Tie feinen
Muaenblid. Nber es mar cine linz
m0glidfeit fir Tie on bieiem abenr
nod na6 6auie 81 fommen. sic
mIEte iih fiiueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25
fir bas Sabr 1907.

9ieier beitausseltattete, 207 aeies
ipalten umfaHenbe unb reid inus
i~trierte 8alenber bat folsenoen Snz
halt:
@~Slitdnbises 9alenbarium nit sp5li
neuen Observation-Disclosures in
8ort unb Bib, ben Mbbiloungen
bon stu6lf nemen Wpnatsbeilisem
NIT besleitenber poetiI6er 3esenbe
bon gorb. Yere9rina.
Neuiabrssrne bon %. 81. 8ebeIs
berger.
Gbriitlide Granenibeale. @on p.
Ileganber Baum + t.
ner. S. j. = Wait bier 8ilbern
mad s.. 9 aumeiiter |.
Ser getbrnber. gr5dbluns bon
8onrab bon 9oIanben n.
Waria am Sufe bes &reuses. Sc
bidt bon p. Alexander
8aumgnrtner, s. j., al
benz s~leidnamisen Garbenbrnd
mad Dem Originate bes &ebemps
toriitenbrubers War 9 hmaI5I I.
Der Ward,erbauernbmb. g~r5Gblilne
bon u. Sruf6fa.
Der CLAUDE periett Serge. gr5dbs
lung aus unieren Sasen bon 6.
IilIer.
8eiunbbeitliGes.
9as Shmebenfrens. Cine @ei6idte
aus barter 3eit. Benbel. Dem
@iniiebelmanne, nafer5dblt bon
Gnton S6ott.
Selig iinb bic Mrmen. gr5Gblina
bon @. b. Mabfersberez
Nabnidi.
Ser Bobltbdter. &riminalnopeue
bon Sriebri6 Sbieme.
Sas meife 2idt. Sem Sinniifen
naber5dblt bon S. b. 8Gnel.
Sbi, Der Ginsise. Sumcresfe bon
2. Sru b a. Sunitriert bon
G. 3einide.
0inieppa. Sarbenbruf naf benz Sc
mdlbe bon &. BON 8laas.
Sabresrnnbihan bon DR.. Semi
(Stto bon S6a9ins) NIT pielen
Biloern.
giele prddtise Srisinaliauitratiuncn
pm beuabrten 8iinitlern i6miiden
bicicn ncmen Sabrsans, peldber
aud iuieber ben beliebtcn @anb.
falenber entbdlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-09-25

Gus Dem Sbengenannten fam iid
Sober elm llrtbeil biloen ii6er an
bns SntereNante, mas in ~unierer
Yrdmie 81 finben lit.
@ir ienben Sbnen ben 8alenber
foitenfrei, menn sic ioglei6 SIREN
riiditanoi9cn Announcements : Setrag.
uub $500 fir @orausbe6ablung eins
ihiden. Senben sic ben 8etra9
prompt ein, Oenn Die Nadfrase lit
cine eroBe unb es biirfte infer 8or>
ratb idnea per9riffen iein.
Idtungspoa
Surem5 Wpnner,
8eI6dftsiiibrer.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
TODAY M HISTORY

Nams E me. Day Day; St. Luke Ev. Sun rises
 1775:-The Americans took Chan,- bles. Canada. and for the first time captured the British, coo ors; they also took four tons of powder.
 l775.-Falmouth. d own in the n9rtheast tnrt of Massachusetts. burn; some British movements. whereupon an armed vessel was sent to reduce the town to ashes. Of the dwelling stores
 slsl2:-Aetion between \the United States sloouiof-war Wasp, eighteen sloop of war. Fro-ic. twenty-two guns. the latter captursi IT. forty-lIye Inin- aSttes. ates. with the i;ss Q, tbilty killed. i've wounded. Sam day British ship. Poietiers, seventy four guns. came up with and captured both of ta m the Wasp being too much damaged in ha-
 1S29.-Numerous outrages were committed on American ships at st. Michaels Madeira. by Don Miguels sailors.
 lsSs.-captain John Ross. who left England in 1929 in search of a north west passage from the Atlantic to the after an absence of four years. and when all hopes of his return had been giveu up.
 1S44,-Destructive gale at Buffalo, protected the harbor. sinking vessels. and submerging part of the city, by which more than fifty lives were lost. mander of the United States naval force in the Pacific. by proclamation. withdrew his protection from Amert. can vessels. proceeding to the Lepos islands for guano.
 1S54.-The Ostend manifesto recom- mending the purchase of Cuba by the United States issued. ".
 1S64.-A Darty Copfaderato ro;5 CTS. which had ridden into St. AIbans. Vt., and sacked the town, captured at Farnham. Canada
 1868.-The Oregon Legislature adon ted a resolution withdrawing the con sent of the State to the adoption of the fourteenth amendment
 1SS4.-The American end of tho Mackay- Bennett cable laid on Man hattan Beach, N. Y
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
MRS. pAyis,s DEATH.

Throughout the whole Southland the death of Mrs. Jefferson Davis will pro- duce feeling of profound sorrow. There are some who have criticised her for living in the North. but those who knew her we'll were aware of the com polling reasons for that course. She loved the people of the South. and her feelings and impulses were with those who loved and honored her noble hus- band. Mrs. Davis had many friends in Montgomery. where she lived a short while, and had made frequent visits. Her father >died here and Is buried at Oakwood Cemetery. so that Montgomery has peculiar reasons for sorrowing because of her death. She was a woman of pre-eminent ability and reflects great credit on the South She was . woman of whom the whole country might well be proud.
 During MT. Davis's life she took deep interest in all the great matters in which he was concerned and while she lived at Washington prior to 1861 was a notable figure in the social world. She was by force of intellect and strength of character we'll calcu- lated to make a great impression in any assembly in which she might be thrown. Her literary work was of . strong and enduring character and what she has written of her great hus- bands career and her own recollec- tions will always be read with absorb ing interest.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
HEARsT's STRENGTH.
Figures do Not Warrant Belief He
 Is as Strong Now ns in 1905.

H.. D. Baker in Chicago Tribune.
 Raymond m todays Sn the poesl ansf @ New York it is stated that last year Mir Hearst nearly or quite carried greater New York against Mcclellan. Tammany. but by, the Republican or
 It, appears to the writer that an sn ures of greater New York would hard ly seem to warrant Raymond's rather pessimistie opinion as to the the sitn., ate tGn aSe o vote. which last November sinounted cleilan but for Wins: The vote a- this election was as follows:
 McClellan ..' ... ''.'''' a1s'e!2 Hearst ... ... .'' '71S'SS31 s'at'eti"s At the approaching election ''fG tl;e Iyins vote of last unnSss tin. should praGsc 5Go 1t go to Hearst again. The real prob lem is as to how the McGle Han vote only sure thing about it is that it it thousands of Republicans, w-.o voted for Mcclellan last year because 5Sn's they they thought Mcclellan, with Murphy back of him. lesser evil than Hearst This time they will vote To-" HuShes There were also thousands O. couret- vative Democrats who voted fo' Me Clellan. including Mcclellan himself. who are now for Hughes.
 If Hearst can poll say M %ne half Of amount to l1O,9O7 vot and then he would have 329,564 votes. while the Wins vote of last time plus half the Mcclellan vote wouli amount to 243324 This n ould l,iv2 Hearst a plurality in greater ,JeW Y1:k of on- ly S6 240 votes which w1iil bc 'n- sufficient to elect him 'iovcrnor un- less there was a Hearst landsli" up the State and Ravmond's obs"rvd- tions. In The Tribun9 do rHt indicate that.
 It must be remembered also that the Hearst vote of last year was in large measure a protest against Tam. many and especially against Murphy. whom Hearst SO bitterly denounced It included a big "upift" element among the respectable nonr. which was indignant over ,th7 pol tt1al cor ruption in New York. It now doubtful if the genuine 'uplifters' who voted for Hearst las .ir,e will vote for nim now that he $, in lo- called a thief" etc, + is not enough Le for him.. but. he is, not fol Murphy, Nun phv Is for l.earst. an1 WhY h4 continues to be for him. despite Hearsts ingracious remark.
 As Raymond says, Last year Mir
 Hearst undoubtedly received strong support from the police. street sweep
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-18
LABOR FOR HEARST.
Note of Warning Sounded to RePubli-
 can Campaign ManaEers. RinHhannfnn IN Yl Cor. New YOrk

Note of Warning Sounded to Republi-
 can Campaign Manaxers.
 Rinfssmtoa hyanios fSst. fS; Y9 Cor New York
 The time has come in tho review of the up-state situation to sound . note H5 S ea and ths .sss nHss G py the Republican stronghold. Moreoye. these conditions are more or less been revealed in other cities visited by the Evening Posts correspondent. In the country both the Hearst and the rurai iirps %de was all Ar runnns way. that party lines had practically current nomssxistent in the the co%nSS armfS this above all else.
 Tners IS. however; an2tner % tide r"n districts ana aa'1saatf" coantiss. but umistaka. ply potent here in this city. as in Albany. A Gloysrsy,lle. and; for or. that tha. rent of union laborers. They are Hearst. Union laborers in the larger but in upstate fS cities pa they are at leas; ties normally. Now, however. th. Albany. where isA The Evening Posts correspondent made briet investiea- tion. indicates that If the election took place today a very large percen- tage of the labor vote would go solid- Talking with one of the editors of g local Independent paper this morn- ing. The Evening Posts correspon dent was informed that the informa- tion in this office indicated that Bing- hamton city would return a majority for Hearst, In the present. state of af- fairs. A Republican mayor was cleo ted last year by 1900 majority. so the significance of this may be apprecia- ted. Again, Republican leaders, talk. ing privately. pointed out that the registration figures had been unfavor able to them. The leader in one ward declared unequivocally that tLe Dem Ocrats were registering with more readiness than in recent yecrs while the Republicans were slows.in com-
 The net result then, of a brief re- view of the situation in tais city seems to indicate that while in rural districts the Democrats are asserting Hearst, a compensating movement is going on in the city districts among the laboring men. No politician or observer in this Broome county sec tion cared to prophecy as to which movement would be large-. or as to whether they would balance. But 1t Is the plain fact that l.ere on the Southern tier Republicans and un- biased observers alike are far from taking thhe roseate view that was So prevalent in the central section os the State.