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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
The Injured Brakeman.

E.. II. Sayles, the brakeman hurt Oh the Utah
4 Northern near Dillon, Montana, the other
day, is at Ogden under the care of DR.. Mitchell.
lie is not seriously hurt, but it was almost d
miracle that he escaped death. Glen Hill,
where the accident occurred, has a grade OF
about 100 feet to the mile for six miles and the
rain became unmanageable and went rushlng
down at the rate of forty or fifty miles per hour,
When the caboose and several cars in the rear
!oppled over and went into the ditch Soon at.
forwards another lot of cars left the track in the
same manner. The conductor and Sayles were on
top but unable to do anything but hold on.
Conductor Edwards was thrown about forty feet
rom his car, and lighting ON his head was IN
SANITY killed. sayles was holding on to me e
stopped, when he landed on his head and right
shoulder twenty feet way from the car: and
had his shoulder forced down and face badly
bruised. Frank Edwards came to the road last
i1uiy from the Southern Pacific, and had former
\ been running on the Denver & South Park;
,s had a brother in Denver. was single. and
@oout thirty years of age,-Salt Lake Tribune.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Theatre Go mlque.

This popular place o. amusement will open to-
morrow night under new management and
with new performers and new sperialties.
Among the troupe are Donnelly and Drew, just
from Tony Pastors theatre, New York City.
These gentlemen are regarded as the greatest of
Irish comedians, and never fail:to bring down
the house whenever they appear Heating and
Flynn, also among the troupe, are the cham
pions in grotesque kicking and general break
neck song and dance business. Ed
Merely, the celebrated comedian, is
also among the stars, Miss AgRie Floyd, Colo
favorite songtblrd. Miss Merely, Miss
Stella White, Miss May Webster and Miss Zoe
comprise a galaxy of female stars that
have no superiors upon any variety stoge. Taken
altogether the troupe is an excellent one and
will command the patronage Of the theatre
going public,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Renshaw Opera House.

The Phosa McAllister Company made their
second temperance last evening in the drama
OF Cynthia, or the Gypsy Queen" to a fair sized
audience. Those who remember the perform
ance of the late Lucille Western in that charac-
ter would have been sstonished at the vivid re.
semblance of Miss McAllister's looks and act
ing to the acting and looks of that lamented ar
tiste. The supporting compony excelled in their
several parts, notably Mr.. Butler as 'Tne Wolf"
Tonight the company appear in Gilbert's satire
OF Engaged" an amusing comedy by the
author Of that Internal nonsense 'Pinafore'."
Vide advertisement and street bills.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Debt Statement.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The de-
rease OF the public debt during
June is $9,2l7,z56; decrease since June
30tn. '83, $106, 04O .09l. Cash in treas
ury, $780,, 9S5, 928: gold certificates.
$98, 1872, $3.50; silver certificates, $l19,-
81 ,69l; certificates of deposit, Sl2,-
1856 600; refunding certificates, $780,
600; legal tenders, $346, 6S1: Ol6; tlac-
tional currency. Sc, $50 ,O6l; available
cash, $l39, $751;, 449.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Orangemen Parade.

NRwRY, July 1.-The Orangemen
here to-day celebrated the 10th an
niversary of the battle of the Boine.
On the hills bonfites are blazing also
in various parts of the town. The
procession was preceded by a brass
band, which marched through the
streets carrying an efagy marked
1.-The Traitor Lundy" which was af-
forwards burned. The police dis
persed the crowd of Nationalist.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
A Candidate.

A Young politician;;was' walking down NAN
stroct Yesterday wearing . smile broad enough
TO be seen from behind.
"wbat makes you 50 happy asked . 'f'eno'
..Maud and I are to be married"
you've popped the question, hem"
yes: last night" ~,
"And she accepted?" .,d fairly"
..TSe nu ESy do yousay you are going to marry
her" .,,rnoaa I'm politician
.,c,,o c%P - know what : declinatlon - m Simes
s sneIta candidate. and m bet doln:ss % olme'
on mi IL They iii arc when they dec1ne'
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Frisco Facts.

SAN Francisco, July IA party
numbering 80, representing friends
in this State of Judge Field, left this
afternoon in a special car to attend
tine Democratic National Convention
at Chicago.
The Young Wom5n's Christian
Association of this city acknowledge
the receipt to-day OF a check of II
thousand dollars from e. P. Hunting
ton, New York.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Stockholders Meeting.

At a recent meeting of the stockholders of the
my & Silversmith Mining Company the fol-
owing directors were elected: Marcus DAILY,
Hiram Knowles, John E. Lloyd, G. W. Stapleton,
Wm Gwin, J. Hyde, G. w. Irwin II.
Subsequently the directors met and elected
Hiram Knowles, President; J. A Hyde, Vice
President; G. W. Irwin II, Secretary, and John
Lloyd, Superintendent
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Washington Waits.

WASHINGTON, July Fifteen or
twenty Democratic Senators intend
to leave ty special train for Chicago
Saturday morning. Should Congress
not adjourn by Friday night the abb
sentees being paired with Republic
cans will break the quorum and make
the transaction of anything but
"unohjected" business of which there
is very little left, impossible.
The conference report on the naval
bill has been agreed to by the House.
Dlsagreements were insisted upon
and a new conference ordered.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Cholera Cables.
New York News.

New YORK, July LATHE Union
Pacific office all interest due is being
paid.
The Missouri Pacific officials are
paying dividends and interest.
The interest on the Iron Noun
tain & Missouri and the Kansas &
Texas is being paid, and coupons of
the Texas Pacific New Orleans divi-
sion are being taken up.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
The Situation at Chicago.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The situation is
rather more lively in view of the near
approa: h of the National Democratic
Convention. Very few delegates
have arrived and no entire state dele
cations are expected before Friday or
Saturday. In the Convention Hall
there are evidences of great activity.
Under the direction of Mr.. Adler
the architect who planned the hall
for the Republican convention,
changes are being made to suit the
desires of the subcommittee. The
hall will be completed by Sunday.
Headquarters will be thrown open at
the Grand Pacific hotel by the
friends of the candidates. General
Butler is expected to arrive on Satur-
day.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Cattle Trails Must Be Open.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Secre-
tary of the Interior received a tele-
gram from Dodge, Kansas, complain
ing that the Cherokee Cattle Assoc
ciaction, who have leased strips of
land in the Indian Territory ira
versed by established cattle trails be-
tween Texas and Kansas, have closed
the trails and offered armed resist.
ance to the progress of cattle drovers
The Secretary instructed Inspector
Benedict to go Immediately to the
district of the disturbance and take
active measures to open and keep
open all established cattle trails found
closed.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
An Accident.

Yesterday morning as John Mooney, . miner
~ 'ne Liquidator, was putting in some timbers
nv ~issed his footing and fell q distance Of 16
h'4ishtlng on his shoulders and 1Djuring
n .I* very severely. Mr. Mooney was taken
h"' Slsters Hospital, where every attention
''elng given him.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Army Of the Tennessee.

MINNEAPOL1s, July 1.-The an
nual meeting of the Army of the
Tennessee will be held at Lake Min
netonka, August 18th and 14th. Sher-
man and Grant will be present. The
latter will deliver what may be his
farewell address to the army and
people.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
MISCELLANEOUS.

BRUNSWICK, Me-, July 1.-Blaine
has accepted an invitation to Bow
dom College, and will be in attend
ance on commencement day, July
10th. He will be a guest of General
Chamberlain.
KEOKUK, Ia, July An accident
to a construction train resulted in 30
loss of lite as was at first reported.
The engine and five cars were precip-
ltated a distance OF thirty feet inio
the river, and the fact of no loss of
life under the circumstances is extra
ordinary.
ITHACA, July LATTER an exceed
ingly lot day, a terrific rain and
hail storm struck the village tonight.
Water fell in sheets, flooding the
streets. The principal streets are
filled with fallen trees. There is
great alarm but no lives lost.
EMPORIUM, Pa, July This
morning some freight cars collided
with a number of coal oil cars stand
ing on a sidetrack at Driftwood, The
oil caught fire and fifteen buildings,
mostly business houses, were de-
stroyed. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$40, 900.
FORTRESS MONROE, Va, July L.
Some two hundred delegates Of the
southwestern tariff accociation met
to-day to fix rates of insurance on
cotton and other commodities. Clar-
ence Knowles of Atlanta was ap-
pointed chairman and the committee
adjourned till tomorrow.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Helena Suicide.

HELENA, July l.-G. w. Dean, of
Omaha, suicided with morphiue at
the international hotel this morning.
He left a note saying that nobody
was to blame but that he was tired of
living.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
.NNOuNCEMENTS.

c,.,x announces himself Q eradicate
H..;,atiou on the Democratic ticket for
ff osn of Clerk and Recorder of Silver Bow
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Notice to

NOtice to CO-OWner.
To Henry Childwachter: You are hereby no.
titled l have in a ccordance with section 1924,
Revised Statutes of the Uuited States, expend-
ed in labor and Improvements upon the Rose
and shamrock quartz mining claim, situated
in Summit ALLEY Mining District, Silver Bow
county. NJ. 7, for the two years ended De-
cember 81. 1888, the sum Of two hundred
(S2OO!OO dollars, and you are hereby further
n0tiiei that unless you contribute or cause to
be contributed your proportion of said ex.
penditure-On one hundred (S1OO) dollars, to-
gether with interest and costs. within $50
days from date of this notice n all your right,
title, interest and claim in and to the above
described quartz lode mining claim will
become the property of the undersigned, you,
co owner, who has made the required expendi-
ture.
EDWARD D. QUINN,
Butte, Montana, June IA, 1854.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
Iron Horse Accident.

kEoKUK, July 1.-The wreck of
the construction train on the Chicago,
Burlington & Kansas City railway
was caused by the falling through of
the Grand river bridge last night.
About twenty-five men were thrown
into the stream, the fall being about
twenty-five feet and fifteen men were
more Or less injured. Several of these
may die. Fred Young of Milan, No.,
and John Long of Sumner were
killed, and it is reported that three
other bodies have been taken from
the wreck by divers to-day.
Cholera Gables.
TOULON, July Six deaths from
cholera between 8 last night and
noon to-day.
MARsEILLEs. July 1.-VesseIs ar
irving from infected ports are prohib-
tied from landing passengers.
MALTA, July ALI vessels ar
irving from Toulon are subjected to
q days quarantine.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
DIED

NELSON.-At Jefferson Island, Jefferson county
N. r., June &c, 1884, Hiram Nelson.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-07-02
BORN.

MILNOR.-In Butte, July l. 1884, to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Z. Minor a son.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25
Gultmrfautpf TIT Rontemearo.

Ser erbdrmIide rguIturtampf" idetnt
in gan; europa nod einmal alheben ~
wouen. >@euli@ besann er iosar in ben
vSdwarsen Bergen" IN, abriatiiden Wees
re. Der i4tsmatii9e, unter Der Ssudtel
&uBlanb's itebenoe Siirit Nitita, bat Die
tatboliide Stride in Gettinie, ber Saupts
itabt ieines 0dnb9ens, sei9Ioffen, 70
baB barin tein @ottesbtenit mebr aebalten
werben barf. Die Yfarrer Der tatboliIdeu
@emeinben, aud berer, bic felt benz letten
&riese nit Der Eartei gu Montenesro se=
tomnten iiub, birfsn fi6 obne itaatIi9e
@rlaubniB aus ibren Srti9aften ni9t ents
%fernen. 9ln9 birfen in Gettinie feline
Satramente seipenoet werben, 70 baB bic
Ortsbepo5ner senOtbist iinb, Eaufsn unb
Srauunsen i'm bena9barten, auf o%iterreis
3iidem @ebiete liesenben gattaro polls
sieben gu laiieu. alio gang mad preuBis
idem unb ruiiiidem &ecepte! Ser Sdrit
idielt ia, pie %betannt, bsitdnbis nod Moss
tau. 8on ben n~eueiten gulturpaatereien
Der ruiiiden &esieruns offenbar isbr ers
baut, iu9t er u ieinem sroBruiTi9en
@6nner eifrisit na9Sutreten. Die Yertres
ter Sranfrei9s, Oeiterrei1s unb Staliens
werben boifentli9 ben entipre9enben Bas
r~asrapben bes Berliner 0ertrases finben,
UNI ibn benz 6iriten Der yS1warssn 8ers
sc" p%or3ubalten: Sreibeit Der &elision!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25
8elt8ionStretbett In Sapan.

Die Nadridt, bab bic iapanefide &s'
sieruns bic Staatsrelision absei9afft
bate, bsitdtist fi9. Der S9intoismus
unb 8ubbbismus, weIde aIein ~officis0
anertannt waren, finb uunmsbr ibrer gro:
Zen 8orredte enttlsibet. Oas betrsffenb,
gbict wurbe AM IA. Gusuft b. 8. per-
oifentlidt. Die barin setroffene 0erfi:
suns lit BON Der allsrsrOBtsn Bsbsutuna
fur Die Gage Der Relistonen I'M &ei9e bee
Mttaoo. Oerislbs 1T ndmlid Susleid
Oberprieiter, unb bat ais folder baS Redt,
9erfisunsen iibsr bic &elisionen bes Gan:
bss gu t~reifsn. 8is iest mar muir bas
S9into Staatsrelision. Der B~ubbbismus
aber itanb sIei9beredtist baneben. Cur
einen ober Der anberen &elision muBte ies
Der Sapaneie ii9 betsnnsn. Sb wobl
man nun In bieiem Buntte Defenders In
ben lesten Sabren Na9ii9t iibte. 70 batten
bod bic sroBen 8orre9ts Der beioen ansrs
tannten ReIisionen fir ale anbsrn Be-
fenntuiiie sroBe un5utrdsli9teiten i'm @es
iolse. Grob ibrer 8orre9te waren aber
aud bas S9into wie Der 8ubbbismus
ebsnfaas bsI6rdntt. gonSen unb 6annus
purSen 3par ais S~taatsbeamte be-
aber bic &esieruns bebieIt iid
Dor, ibnen iiber bic @lGubenslebren
anb bic Disciplin Q Oridriften gu MAIDEN.
unbaItbare 3uitanb bat nun elm
snbe errei9t. Die 8orre9te' i'm Staatss
itno bsieitist, bamit absr aud bic
sinsrifie Der &esieruns tn bas innere 2es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25

Statt on bic 8etdmpfuns Der Nibiliiten
su geben, maBre9elt bic ruiiii9e Re9ieruna
bur9 @ulturtampfsmitteI bic belten Citizen
bes GSarentbrones. Ee leren Welbunger
sufoIse bat BITE &esieruns benz 8iidoft
pon Sptomir, Der einen fatbol. Bfarre,
wesen bes offisieleu gmpfunses bes idis.
matii9en Metropoliten, Ylaton BON 6iew
pom Imte iuspenbirte, bic 9dfte bes @s:
baltes in 90be pon 24OO &ubel nod preu.
Siidem Muiter seiperrt. Der 8ii9of bal
burd bic Suspenbiruns bes Relisions:
mergers nur feline Mmtspfi9t eetban.
Oafir miro ibm Der 8robtorb b0ber se:
bdnst. Oarin liest elm %oifener 8ru9 bes
l1ebersinfommens nit benz 81. Stuble, ber
wobl sesen bieie MaBreseIuns unb Ysrse:
waltisuns ber @emifensfreibeit groteit er,
bebsn pirb. Su 8rsubsn muBte Elm
Sperrseiet e%rlaiien werben ; bic abioluti:
itii9s Gsarenresieruns bat bas bequemer.
Der Miniiter becretirt unb bamit lit BIZ
Sa9e erlebist. @s wieberbolt ii9 bie,
bas 10 oft beoba9tete Ybanomen, bab
&uBIanb itsts culturtdmpfsrii9sr porsebt,
psnn es auf sutem 6uBe nit BreuBen
itebt. Oaraus folst, baB es nidt aug
y ere3t steitssefibL ionberu
burd bic poIitii d Notbwenb | 9.
teit seordnst nit Dem 81. Stuble Sriebeu
seidlohen bat. SnbeHen politii9e Cons
itelattonen iinb uerdnberli9 unb bic 8es
fdmpfuns Der fatbol. Stride mub bic gtibi:
Iiiten er~mutbisen uno in ibrem Beitreben,
unter ben &atboliten anbanser 81 werben,
beifGrfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25

@ieberbolt batten mir llebertrttte bouts
f4er firtlt4er Ysri6nli9feit Sum
&atboIieismus su per3eidnen. Gin
beutides SIatt brinst folsenbe 3uiammens
iteluns: 9er5os pbiIItpp uon 8irts
t embers, Der ein3ise Bring Der t6niss
li4en 5amilte, wel9er mdnnli1e Na9s
tommen beiitt, 1T, wie aue feline &inbsr,
&atbolit. Man Tam bies wobl bauptId9s
lid weibIi4em giufub 3uidreiben benn
bes 9er3oss Muttsr par cine YrinseiIiu
aus benz Saule Orleans unb feline @emabs
tin mar cine 6iferrei9ii1e grsber,o9in.
9er5os PauI 6riebri9 pom Meds
lenburs bat ale feline &inber i'm tatbos
lii4en @lauben sr3isbsn lafen. aue Weits
slieber Der g oIms : BraunfeIbi9eu
6dritenfamilie finb tatbolii9, ba piele 5irs
fen pom Collins in bic 6ir9e bineinsebets
ratbet baben. Dor einisen Sabren frat
@raf &arl BON BORDER
9Iau9en NIT ieiner @~emablin iber.
aae Gitel unb Befitungsn bes r~e9ierenben
6iriten BON SdSnburs 9o~rberslau9en
werbsn i9lieBli9 an bieie tatbolii9e 0inie
fallen, ba ie bic einSise 1T, msl9e mamns
li9e @rben bat. Sirit 8II6e CT Don
W al lfat tt, Elm @nteI bes Mari9aa
rgOrwdrts," 1T, wie feline gauge 5amilie,
elm eifriser &atbolit, Oaut benz @infuB
ieiner Wutter, welde aus benz tatboliiden
@ei3le9te pom 9ariid:M Sn9 itammt.
Oas game 9aus pon SemburssBir I.
tein 1T gum 8atbolicismus iibersetreten,
unb aud In Der srdfi@ StollberS's
I den Samilie finb msbrere @laubsnss
we4iel erfolst. Oanelbe gilt BON ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25

bent Dedmantel etner ~issenanuten @elis
ston sr6Bere Sretbeit fir 6ie unterseorbnes
ten @eliite eines uerbsrbenen 9er3ens
bas 1T bic sepriefene esanseliide 6reibeit,
uelde 3u allen 3eiten lire perfibrerii9en
Rei;e auf i@wa@e Meniden ausibte, unb
10 8iele Der Reserei ,usefibrt bat unb nod
;ufibrt. Wer bieien tasranten Inter
f9ieb swiiden tatbolti@en unb p~roteifantis
i9en Gonuertiten tlarer unb ausfibrli9er
unteriu9en min, Der leie ienes berrIite
Bud uon Oauib Iusuf Roientbal unter
benz Eitel: gonpertiten: 8ilber bes 10.
S~abrbunberts. Gr mirb bort finben, ME
bic Wese Der Wabrbeit bin,melmeit bon
ben 8esen bes Srrtbun1s e~ntfernt ftnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25
TatboIii6 ODER protefantii6
Wa9 9eiiius.)
6orti.suus.)

Die wabre 8sIision lit sepiB 6ieienise,
uelbe ~ alien 3eiten bic 9eioen gum Gbris
fteuthum betebrt bat. Die 81. S6rift re-
bet Off Don Der 8etebruns Der Seioen gum
wabsen @Iauben. Gbriitus perbieB aud
eteie Setebruns ietnen &poiteln, unb bisie
S~erbeiBung muB offenbar in Grfiiquns 9es
ben. Sene &slision absr, wel9e ,u alien
3etten bic 9eiOen betebrt bat, welde game
S0lter erneusrt unb umsspanbslt bat,
nnb wel3e nod beute bislelbsn betebrt, 1T
Ste tatbolii9e &elision. Daber i9eint es
ntdt mebr jweifelbuit su isin, baB bieie
bic pabre &elision iei, bic Der aufridtise
5ori4er gu ersreifen bat.
DAP Su allen 3eiten bic Sei6eu ,ur Ia.
tbolii9en &elisiou ii9 bstebrt baben unb
ni6t gu ben Setten, bies lebrt bic @es
i4i9te alIer S%abrbunberte unb aaer Qdns
Der.
Das aber ipe3ieq uniere !3eit ansebt, 70
jet9en bic 9roBen unb fru4tloien anitrsns
sansen Der Broteitanten auf benz @ebiste
Der 9~eioenmiiiton, baB Der Segen pon
Oben iowobl als bic Senbung BON Oben
ibnen manselt. Die S9iffsIabunsen pon
SibeIn, Grattdtden, peI9e man unter bic
5eiben uertbeiIt bat, bic Wense pon &irs
den uno S9ulen, pel6s man linen fir
i9werss @elb sebaut, iammt Der Wense
utdnnIi9sr unb peibIider Niilionare, bas
ben uabrlid nod tein beiOnii9es Bolt be-
.ebrt. Die Setebruns Der Ssiben, bic
ausbreituns bes @briitentbums 1T ni6t bic
aufsabe bes Broteitantismus, iOnbsrn Der
tatboliiden &irde. Oafir fin6en mir
idon in 0or6s unb Glib 2lmerita binrei.
5enSe 8epsiie. Die 9etebruns Der sSn:
Sianer in SIbamerita, Merito, Galifor.
nia, Canada unb in ben 0ereinisten Staas
ten lit ia fait ausi3lieBli9 bas Werf Der
tatb. 6ir9e. Oas @ert bes Protetan:
tismns auf bisiem @ebiete fann man aus
iammenfalsn in bic ~wenisen Worte: auss
rOttuns Der Subianer, Ssrtre:buns Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25

t6xnem uxb aud serue wsuen, bod tets
men beutf@en prtefter betommen. 3raus
rig, aber uabr. ia, IetberD
Wenn ptr su Der gerna9Idfisuns Der
eeiti@eH &atboliten nod bic semil@ten
gben hin3ure@nen, wel@e ibren @runb tn
Der VernadldBisuns babeu, unb bann nod
isben. wte uiele beuti9e tatboIii9e Samilien
tbre StnSer IN bic 6reiiduIen i9ifen, mas
mas ebenfaas Der 8erna6IdHisuns su3us
i9reiben 1T, 10 1T es tein DunSer, baB 70
piele absefauen iinb. Der MbtaG 1T bic
Solse BON benz Ntdttennen ber Reliaion /;
bte uria@e fir bas Ni9ttennen Der Melis
9tor 1T gu iuden in benz Wansel an I'm.
terridt, pelder ieinen 9rlnb bat in Der
9erna4ldifsuus.
(&atboltl1er 6ausfreunb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-11-25

ben Der ReIistonen. Aber bas @eIss eats
bdIt mebr; es entbdlt inplicite bic &eIis
sionsfreibeit, 6 1T etn T%oIeran3eSiet.
@unmebr febt Der friebIi9en ausbreituns
bes @briitentbums ni@ts mebr I'M @ese.
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