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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-20

suten 8erlauf Der 81. @eneraIsI eriamm:
lung Slid uiinidte
Iuf antras bes Serrn Imenb wurbe be-
idlnHen, cine @ouette fur ben bl. Batter
auf junebmen, weI9e bic blbide Summe
bon 500. rs ersab.
Die Serlammlung bantte ben Veamten
bes Sereins fir ibre Miben, worauf 6err
Spaunborit gum gbidisoe nod einise Worte
an Die Oelesaten ridtete. Gr foroerte bic
Sereine auf, itets feit su Der Contribution
gu Iteben; ni6t alein benz Namen mad
Mitslieber bes Central Sereins su isin,
ionoern aud ianers &eiultate gu erlansen,
freunoll6 gesen Die Na9barn gu iein II. al:
len Giferiiidteleien Elm Gnoe gu MAIDEN.
Gr ipra1 ben Seriammelten ps9en ibres
semeiisnen unb wiiroisen Senebmens, ieine
Inerfennun9 II uno foroerte su einem
oreifaden 0o9 auf ben beilisen Sater auf,
wel6es oann AUDI unter Subel aussebra9t
muroe.
Ote Oelsgaten bra6ten barauf ben Srn.
Spaunborit, Sater S9wenniser uno ben
iibrisen Seamten brei lebbaite So9s aus.
Sest uertaste ii9 bic 81. @eneralsSers
iammluns bes Sentral.S ereins bis gum
Pfin3itfeite 1877 in GleueIanb, Ohio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-20
Il. 6ensral fersammlmna
-eeS-
Sentid)en r0nhii6 : fatbolii6en
Central : Sereins Az SbiIas
Deipbia, pa.
Sienffau bcu 6. Suui.
Sienifas. ben 6. Suni.
Stbuns am ~Ra3mittase.
CShlu6.)

StBun9 am u a9mittage.
(SGlub.)
Die Seriammluns trat nm 3 llbr 0ta1s
mitta9s wieber Suiammen. Hrdibent
Spaunbprit tbeilte nit, er babe Dor etpa
5 Monaten einen Srief BON Sreiberrn pon
Soc erbalten, in peldem bic traurise Gage
Der tatbolii9sn SerbdItniHe in Oeuti9Ianb
auseinanber9eiett unb bic &atboliten @mes
rita's our llnteritiituns aufseforbert purs
ben. Sine dbnlide gbreiie lei aud on bic
bo9w'ften Grsbii96fe un0 8ii6Sie BON
amerita seianbt woroen unb nleinte tSerr
Spaunborit, Der gerein ioae Der @eiitli6s
feit ni6t uorsreifen, lebo9 lei es uieuei9t
gut, elm beSisIi9ss Circular an Die eiu3els
men Seretne erseben gu %Iaien.
OaS @omite fir &la9efdle, wiini9te,
ba feline &lasefaQe p%orldssn, feline gntlais
Jung ; Der Goriisenbe entl6ieo iebc6, baB
es ni9t bis gum S3luB Der Sieun9 ents
Iajlen werben Tonne.
Oas gomite fit Orudla9en Ieste ieinen
Ssri9t Dor, Der iebo3 nm einise abanbes
run9en persunebmen, an bas Gomite sus
riifperpieien purbe. Bon peri9iebenen
Seiten purbe bemertt, baB Der Druid bes
Brotofoas i'm uorisen Sabre gu piel, Mans
LID 1864, setoitst babe, unb 6arauf su ies
ben iei, baB Der Druid in bieiem Sabre 10
biais unb gu benz 3wede Der SnbaIt 10 tur,
als mOsIi3 sema9t perbe.
Oas Gomite CUR Brifuns Der Bidder
bes S9atmeifers beri9tete, SaB es bies
ieIben ri4tis befunben babe. 0emsenidB
bstrug Der SuRenbsitanS S329.66 une bic
Seitrdge Don Mitsliebern $6O4. 20, suiam.
men allo 1894. SO. Die @usaaben betrus
gen $s4s.5 SO unb befnbst ii9 bemnad cine
Summe 1858 an Sunb. Der Seri9t
wurbs barauf angenommen.
Sater S9wenniSer fqroerte Die Selesas
ten aut ibre senauem abreisn beim cors
reiponbirenben Setretdr 3u binterIalsn.
Der 9lmtras, albenbs s nbr slns Situns
a~baubalten, wurbe mad @ufbsbuns Der
@ef6dftsreseIn, a%nsenommen. Ra4Sem
Der Borisenbe bic auf bic Beamtemwabl
be,iaIiden geitimmunsen Der Contribution
Derleien, Der fiji auf bic Wabl be3tebenee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-20
Ser au%soe,eidnetIte Nlfronom ber Sc

Ser ausseseidnetite AitronOm ber @es
senmart 1T p. Secdi s. j., b%eionoers
bur4 ieinen auBerorpentIi9 funitrei@en
Meteorosrapben uno ieinen vcatalogo dele
STEELE cui 81 determinato 10 spettro lumis
nose sui osservatoriod del collegio Romano"
betannt. Seine tiefen Stuoien iiber bic
Sterni9nuppen preBten i'm Sabre 1905 3u
Snrin benz Brofeior Der f0nisli9en atas
eeanie Der Wihsnidaften, 0upini, bic
Worte aus: Inter alien @elebrtsn lit es
Brofehor Sec6i, Dem mir pssen ieinen
wi1tiSen Veobabtun9en uno ben 6ol9ers
unsen, Die er borans Sos, Die srOBten Sort
i9,itte in bieiem SADIE Der @iIeni9aft
perbanfen." sc. 9. Sta.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-06-20
Sum 16. Suui 1876,
soften Sabresta8e Der Gripdbs
Inng nnieres bcilisen Saters,
Yapit Yims TX.

S6aut aut ibr speimal buntert Wiaicnen
Aatbpllbe Gbrilten auf eem Greenf,ets!
Sn aQen Spraben unp in alen 3pnen
Splt ibr benz Serrn beut brinaen Ddnf u. prets
Sbr gGlftr ar ibr Sirifen auf esm Chrome!
@haut beut nah Hom, perebrt ben Selcen9rets,
Der fur eub f1mpft lpbt Soft, Der ibn erbalten,
Der su6 bsl6ist Dor bTaii&sn @ewaltsn!
,GmpSruua, @iaflbr, Serrf6sn u. @enieben!"
ST. unlerss SabrbuEpsrts 5elesei6ret;
gSas Itets ais bebr, als aOtili6 lib erpieitn:
Gs miro serbTbnt ais obs peraltst Iet.-
0ph, lebt bic Srii6te, bic benz Wabn entiprttben:
SsrannsuberriGaft 5auitrebt, Sarbaret!
Die 6pttss SaBuna fur eeraltst baltsn,
Climb Sflapsn Der bGmonilhen 0epalten
9pb @pttes Rei6-pb ale Chrome beben-
Stebt u%nsri6litert auf BEN 6ellengrune,
llno einem @rsiS bat Gr bic Mabt 9sscten,
Sein Bprt ~ lebrsn, ldut nit bell gem Wune.
Sc befi ger 8lutb unp Stlrme lIb srbsben,
Sc bsrrlidsr prp 0cties WaIten funb:
Sebt TOD ben 0IsiS Der @abrbeit Banner balten
Sos 5lu:b uno Sturm u. bpliIaen @spslten.
Or fGmpft fur c II d, ibr SSlsr aaer 3pnen,.
Sprt!
OR fampft fir c II d, ibr Siirltsn auf ben SbrCnen,
Sit eurcr'8rpusn S"iter fort uno fort
Sb Giirlten aud unc game Natipnsn
&luf gissn bDrsn, itatt auf 0ptts5 Wprt:
Sp9 pirp res &e&ts, Der 6reibsttgannsr
bllten.
Der @sis gum SroB Der bSaii8rn 9spaltsn.
limb Oh man i'm aud trsnnt BON ieiner Seerbe,
Sbn Ieiaer 8reibcit, ieiner Naht bsraubt,
Sb aud fein 6lrIt, fein Wa6tiser eieler 9ree
DEN Hreplsrn ,psbrt, mas is li6 frs6 erlaubt:
Set bort Der Greis, eaB Der i'm itiiBen trerpe,
Der rin1s ntht puBt, ppbin Gr bare iein Saupt,
Dp6 csGsn 5abnen lissrsi6 lid s~ntfaltsu
Srps Wa6t une Silt Der bpailten 0epalten /!
Or barnt ben Sturm-u. Stils pirp sniiteben ;
Or itiirst bic 8rspler, eaB ibr Saupt 3erIbeat,
limb elmer f~rsup'sen abnuns 5ribliusspebsn
Sclebt bic elaubgen Ser,en aller Wslt:
Dag eisisr 8reis, ben mir ais Suloer iebsn,
Bale triumpbirt ais lieaeefrpnter Sslp,
Dag CT, Der bod bes Glaubens S6ilp eebalten,
SeIisgsn pirb bic bSlilhen @swalten
Damn nsnnt man nit ben re6tsn Namen tpieber
DaS Rt&t bic Greibeit unb bic Ssrannst!
81 frsi Der Stride Saupt, iInc fret bic 0lieeer,
Maht Ie bic Serri6er tart, bic gDlftr frei!
limb Gpt;ss 6rispe lGbt CUR Welt f6 nieetr,
DAP baIp Gin Sirt unp cine Sesrbe iei:
Damn prtijsn ale YGlfsr 6pttes Walten,
Der fe bsi9iiBt Dor bUaii&sn @swaItsn!
Drum jou6st ibr ~3tptimal bunbsrt Niuipnsn
Nitbirssr in benz beil'seu 8pttesrtid!
asin Surf, ftin 5srrIbtr auf ben Greentbrpneu
81 unlerm Sirtsn, unlsrm gattr slsi6;
Ser beut'se Gag, sr lsu1te bur6 Asunen
Als Elm @ebsnftas, RUBIN unb itsensrei6!
8lprrsiGsr Sag Du seisit, pae @Ottss Walt';
Die @sIt rssisrt trOs bSaii&sr @spaIten
g. q. 3D..
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Mittpo& ben !. Suni.

Wor9ent un9.
I'm 8 llbr bate fid cine beoeutenoe 3abl
bon Oelesaten in Der Saue einsefante en-.
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Vinegar BitterS are purely Veg
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