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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
NOT Low ENOUGH.
Next Years Tax Levy May Be
Fixed Below 20 Mills.

Next Years Tax Levy May Be
Fixed Below 20 Mills.
The aim of nearly all boards of tax
levy that have fixed the rate of taxation
for the county for years past has been to
keep the maximum down TO 20 mills.
This figure has not yet been reached,
however, but on the contrary the rate
has on the average been nearer 25 mills.
The board which fixed the rate for
this year did better than aBv OF It's i'm
mediate predecessors. getting down as
low as II mills, a reduction of almost l6
per cent. Most OF the taxpayers were
much pleased over this cut. but feel
able TO stand better one for 1894.
Mayor EustiS said Yesterday afternoon
that the maXlmum rate of levy would
be less than 20 mills. if the police de-
partment had to bear the burden alone.
ThiswaS one OF the mayor pleasantries.
but he viii do all in his power TO make
the first part OF his statement good.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
A Total Failure.

ID. E. Craig, of Sherburne county, who
was one of the representatives of the
last house for the ThirtY-eighth district.
was IN the city yesterday. Mr.. Craig
says that the wheat crop in his section
was almost total failure. On his own
farm he did not cut an acre for harvest
ing. but the wheat, what little there
was OF It in his section, has been cut for
cattle feed. The dry weather was the
rulnation of the crop. Notwithstanding
this. he says that the farmers of his
county are SO we'll off that they will not
suffer. and there is less complaint of
hard times than in many other parts OF
the country he has visited.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
sels expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure LIQUID
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy. Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste. the refreshing and lruly
beneficial properties of perfect laxa-
tive; effeetually cleansing the system,
dispei ing colds, headaches and feYers
and permanently curing constipation
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is fer sale by all drug
gists IN soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. whose name is printed on every
package, also the name. Syrup of Figs.
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute If offered.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
A CHICAGO MOB
Attempts to Raid One of the
Leading stores.

attempts to AtaiQ One OF the
Leading stores.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2S.-Another meeting
of the unemployed was held at the
foot of Columbus monument on the
lake front. and was attended by 5000
men. The police, vino were present in
force, quietly arrested one man VINO
urged the men to go armed and fight the
police. Then the crowd surged in an
aimless way down Van Buren, street
until Siegi & Cooper's big general store
was reached. A number of the crowd
were suddenly seized with the idea of
entering the store and made a rush for
the doorway, yelling and shouting. The
shoppers in the store were badly
frightened. and were hurrying for
other dOorways when Inspector
Shea and Assistant Chief Of
Police Kipiey, at the head of fifty Off
GERS in plain clothes, charged the mob.
The crowd scattered like geese, and the
police, while attempting to make no az
rests. vigorously thumped those of the
mob who were diiatOry III getting out of
the way
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
Little Ereddie Eomnd

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis.,, Aug. 2S.-The
body of little Freddie Mills was re-
covered from Superior bay this fore
noon. lie was drowned on Saturday,
but the fact was not known until Sun
day afternoon a playmate named
Henry Bierbaum at first confessed 10
having pushed him in. but later seems
to have been coached by his parents to
deny it. Henry is six ana Freddie Mills
was eight years OF age.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
Neat But Aggraratins

E. Greenburg, cOnfechoner at 2S
Bridge square, was robbed in neat but
aggrayatlng manner last Saturday. 1t
was late III the night, while waiting -on
TWO customers. that he saw man pick
up watermelon ana run away. tie
gave chase. and overhauied the thief
near the bridge. There was n short but
hard struggle. which ended wnen
Gfeenburg secured his melon. He was
eiated over his success. but was yery
much diScOncerted when he found that
his watch was gone. In the struggle
over the melon the thief had relieved
Mr. Greenburg of his time-piece, valued
at SIS.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29

clerks. eo0pers. book binders, horse
shners. Custom 'railors' Local and Be-
neyolent Union 81. locomotive firemen,
Typographical union, North Star Labor
union, cigarmakers, stonecutters' union,
molders. and finsiiv the bricklayers.
1t was decided TO have dancing in the
pavilion in the afternoon as well as in
the evening, believing that the dancing
IN the AFTERNOON will not interfere with
the speuchmaking.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
ANOTHER REVOLUTION.
Followers OF sacasa Want to over
throw Zelaya in Nicaragua.

chfoW Aeiaya IN NICARAGUA.
PANAMA. Colombia, Aug. %. = El
Espan0l. Panama newspaper. says
there will be new revolution in Mica
ragHa within a fortnight. Its state
ments is based upon the assertions of
Cen Leonidas Plazas, who is now in
Costa Rica, where he was interviewed
by the correspondent OF El Espanol III
Punta Arenas.
Gen. Piazas told the correspondent
thar the Nicaragua Conservative would
invite Gen. SacaSa TO return and aid in
the overthrow of Zelaya by starting an
other revolution before the meeting OF
the constituent assembly on Sept. Is.
Elections for choosing members of that
body we're held III Nicaragua yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
Billiard tournament.

Commencing Sept. 5 there will be in
augurated at the West hotel one of the
finest billiard tournaments, from an
amateur standpoint, ever started in the
Northwest. Among the contestants will
be Glow. Thayer and Foley .Jr.. of St.
Paul. and Charles Capen. of Minneapo-
lis. A purse OF 500 Will be offered by
the West management. and a jOinted
cue from Tate 81 Babcock. The games
were to have been played the present
week, but were postponed on account
of the Improvements being made in the
billiard room.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
DIR. NELSON,
S26 Washington Av. -.
Corner Third Avenue. Minneapolis. Min

This old established office of 2j years
standing Is now strictly under the care of
the old doctor himself personally. Persons
taxing treatment here can rely upon safe
sure and speedy cures as IN the many years
gone by. Remember that this is the ONLY OF
fce in Minnesota where speciality is made
Of diseases of the Genito- Urinary organs and
of the Chronic Nervous and Skin diseases
arising therefrom- This IS the only medical
othce IN the state where every disease of
every name and nature known to suffering
humanity is not treated for money, and
where specially is made with the greatest
success OF the above-named diseases
Private and separate reception rooms No
one but the doctor sees You. Office hours
II 10 II a. M. 2 TO p. N. ana z 10 D. N.
Mention this paper
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
Big Plants lkesume.

PITTsBUKe. Aug. 28.-Resumptions
OF various mills here during the past
few days have given employment 10
6,00U men. Among the plants resuming
today are Park Bros steel works, 100
men; Howe. Brown d Go. and Shoen-
6ergers, 600 men each; United States
Tin Plate works, 200 men; Sligo Iron
works. 200 men. and Singer. Nimock &
Co., 100 men. The lap weld department
OF the National Tube Works company,
Anderson. Dupuy IL Coz 5 plant and the
LiGgett Spring and Axel works are pre-
pairing to resume this week.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
Wholly Untrue

1t has been rumored that Rev. H. NJ.
Simmons. pastor OF the First Unitarian
church, had received a call to an i'm
pOrtant Eastern church. and that there
was some prospect of his accepting the
invitation. 4 GLOBE representative
found Nj Simmons IN his study vester-
day afternoon and asked for the facts
in the case. There is no foundation
for the report" was the answer ~
have received 10 such call. and am sat
isfied where am. The same statement
has come TO my attention before, but is
wholly untrue
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29

The Labor day committee met last
night. Lots were drawn by represen-
tatiyes of the several labor organiza-
tons which will march III the parade
for places in the line of march. The
following was the result of the draw:
The brewers will march first. the
plasterers second, then the &. OF L.
9s, tin and sheet iron work
ers, (. Of L. $50, plumbers
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
Sfearnshin Atovements-

NEW YoRk-Arrived: Spaarndam.
Rotterdam; Alaska. Liverpool.
OF EENsTOwN-A Arrived: Lord Cough,
Philadelphia.
HAvRE-Arrived: La Normandie.
New York.
LAsaow-Arrived State of Cali
forma. New York.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
With KnfshtIr aonnrs-

The funeral of DIR. Augustus II. Sails
bury was held from the family residence
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. un-
der the auspices OF Zion commandery,
Knights TempiarS, Rev. j. B. Hingelev
preiate or the G. M nandery. officiating.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
- Hennerin-ss. District Court Fourth
Judicial District
In the matter of the assignment of r
JRcquemiI.
Notice is hereby given. that E. Jacauemin.
OF City of Minneapolis, III said county and
state. has by deed in writing dated August
UNDERSIGNED Of all his property not EXEMPT
by law from levy ana sale on execution. for
the benefit of all MS creditors. Without
preferences.
All claims must be verified and nresentad
to the undersigned for allowance.
Dated August 2stt. 1899.
HENRY l.. MCTHER.
Assignee.
Rear 3l7 Second Avenue South, Minneapolis
Hennepin County, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
Arrival of the Gold Train.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-Four million
dollars in gold coin arrived here from
San Francisco today. and was deposited
in the sub-treasnry uauits.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29

Worlds Fair Visitors.
CHICAGO. Aug. Is Admissions to-
day were 100. .669. of which 129,250 paid.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
SAVING THE BOYS.
TIE BEST WAY TO ACCOMPLISH The
RESULT.
n1ANx mEN OFF MANY MINDS

Proposed School to Give Religious
nstruction-BeIief That Par
ents Will Send Their Maynard
ChiIdren-A Question of Doc
trine or SaIvation-A Dis
cussion without Conclusion.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-29
a Resolution

looking to such a serious charge should
be more specific. Mr.. st. Clair then
introduced a resolution which provided
Tor the appointment OF a committee of
six. with power TO employ some one
competent 10 administer an oath and to
engage stenogragher to take all evil
dence III the case and present it TO the
commission as soon as possible. The
resolution was unanimously adopted.
and SD the matter rests Tor the present.
Chairman Penn appointed as the COM
mittee Commissioners Massey. of Della
ware; Ewing. OF illinois: Allen. of New
York; TOusley, of Minnesota; Williams,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26

Na6 einem iol6en 8eiebe piirosn
alIo idmmtli6e tatbOlii6s, protsltanti=
i6e, jiioiihe uno iOnitise S6ulen,
poraus9eIeBt, oas lie oas Gramen be-
lteben, @nipru6 aui Die Sbuliteuern
baben, su9lei6 aber audi p%ollltdnoig
inter Die Auilidt liaatlider yebOroen
9eltellt uno bon oenielbeu %abbdngig
weroen. Wtit anoeren WOrten. ielblt
menn Der Ylan - mas mir nibt 9lau=
ben - Nuslidt aui A%rnabme battle.
wiiroe babel fir oas Sinienmus oes
glntbeils an Der S6ullteuer Die llnab=
bQn9i9teit uuo oamit Der unUeridll6te
tatboliihe Gbarattsr unierer Yinrr=
uno ionltigen SAulen preis9egeben uno
pDlli9 in Sraae 9eitellt weroen. Chen
oesbalb lit es AUDI leibt perltdnoli6
uuo itebt nit Der ionitigen SteQuns
bieies PrGlaten in Der S6ulirage
ourAaus i'm eintlanM OaB GrSbii9oI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26

Ns'"oy III S~"t'"'O0'9 uo'' '" '"O''
'0O q VS"t' 'O["t.
"''' "'"'PVV "! o'' 'lI9'''uJ'"' o."'
,V'" ""U I'""0O',lW'" Spt'W'" "0'-
~ ""U U"o"'lp "" 'o's
''"'' !" ~"!'"'" Nv O"'
O"' Sp'"p'' ]" =" "'0'""~ "
""n s""o''V St'O"'" c
ONl"N" ~ wv Twp
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Wie etne Srau Dret Wdns
uer befebrte.

Warie. Die Srau zines uunmebr
brapen Sanopertsmannes, nabm su
ibrem Seioweien wabr, wie 5pei
6reunoe ibres Wannes mebr uno mebr
in elnen unOroentliben 2ebenslpanoel
9erietben, uno babel bebelligte lie Die
6lrht, auh ibr Wann m06te oaourt
wleoer 81 Der idlimmen .~3ebenspeiie
bertibrt lueroen, aus Der 8Ott i'm Dor
Sabren berausQe5O9en bate. = Sic
reoete oaber nit ibrem Wanne bar.
ilber, uno er na6 ieiner etwas rauben
uno ral6en Meiie iaste: .Wenn's 10
ltebt, bre6e ib nod beute alien uma
gang nit g. uno Sd. abb" ,Nibt
bod, eriuioerte Die Srau, has wilroe
untlug iein uno Die Mtdnner ni6t
b%elIern! lleberlaB mir Die Sahe; giblt
gu mir einen Monat 3eit. 10 bOife ib
es oabin 81 bringen, oaB es auoers
tommt." = v9u, Warie?!" ia9te Der
Manu "eritaunt. gu wilit bic Mdnner
einen auoeren g8e9 lebren? Wilit 9u
ibnen etpa ms @irtbsbaus iol9en,
wie Die ytahbarln es Suiueilen maht,
I'm ibren damn beimSubrin9en?" -
vSas nibt; ib peiB ein anoeres 8e.
beimniB; LAB mir nur nod einen Wto.
nat 3eit." - Ter Mann CAB li6 gus
frieoen uno partete IN aller Stile bar.
aui, mas wObl feline 6rau anian9en
weroe. @ber er tOnnte ni6t oas Min.
bette bon ibrer Sbdti9teit entoeden.
Senenun9eadtet bemertte er. oaB Die
Slpel WtGnner Oroentli6er uno baus.
llter WurOen. SnSwii6eu mar Der
Dtonat gu Gnoe ~9e9ansen. uno jeBt
tonnte er es ii6 ni6t mebr ueria9en,
leine 6rau gu bitten, ibm bod oas
9ebeime 3aubermittel 81 entoeden, oas
lie bel Den beioen Sreunoen in Nnwen-
oung gebra1t babe. Sin 3auber.
mittel", ia9te lie. babe i6 nibt ange.
wenoet. es lit gles nit 9anS natiir-
liaeu Mittslu su9sSan9sn. StQtt On
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26

Ibtbeilun9 go. 35 biloet elm Banner,
tuelhes Elm Selsemdloe siert, bon SRI.
9lnna 1acD aus Dem Seminare llnierer
Sieben 6rau bon ben Gngeln pm
SpOns, etnen Der Salptpuntte oes Sn=
t~ereIies. Nbtbeilun9 81 entbdlt bic
Irbeiten Der Schiller inter 2eitun9 Der
barmberSigen S6peitern B. NJ. V.
Die ausgeitelten gdnoe umiaiien Die
8eiammtleiitunsen auf benz 6ebiete
Der SebrfQber, wel6e in oieien S6ulen
gegeben perOen uno geben Elm bora
t~beilbaftes llrtbeil fir Die ~beiagten
S6ulen ab. Die ct. Warienibule
pDn Cascade, Die ct. SpnifatiusI6ule
BON Iteu @ien uno Die ct. Soiepbs=
Sbule bon Sugar Street. limb gut per=
treten uno Die porgeiiibrten Seiitungen
waren ale iebr 9ei6matOOu our6ge=
fiibrt.
Sie Ct. SranSistusi6ul.
Sperspille bate pier
beOeutenoe SeoerbGnoep pll
rabtpoller Nrbeiten aus
Sic elemental r.
arbeiten Der Sbule sci q
cine beOnoers rSii9 DE
Sebre in Dem Sprahenun=
terribt uuo Die Sci i ungen
Der bOberen S6ulen limb
geraoe5u eri taunenoe weaen
Der grilnoli6en, 9eoiegenen
unb Der It 4 rei6en Nus
ltellung.
Die Sers Seiu=Ntaoemie BON @dlep
bate orei intereiiante Sdnoe &laNen=
arbeit uno spei bD6lt an3iebeno aus
i%taffirte Sdnoe nit 3eihenarbeiten
~aus9eltelt.
Die S6ulen bon Sort SOoge uno
Sc Mars baben cine iiberaus reibli6e
Iusitelluns pOrseIiibrt: Nles iplio se=
bunoene gdnoe, bic in bereoter Weile
fiir bic Gbre bon Sort Sooge uno Sc
Wtars reoen. Gu6 batten oieie Shu=
len elegante SpiBen= unO Naoelarbei=
ten ~entfal:et.
(Teacher and Organist.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
ucber &errm George s..
WurpDI

Den &icc=6 commercial N9enten Der Ser
Cini9ten StQQten 5u &urGmburg, erfab=
rem mir 0Qs 6~OlgenOe, Wel6es fiir Die
&urcmburger in 2lmerita BON GROCER
&eOeutung lit, Oenn lie benefit, ouB Die
&e9ierung Der llniOn Der 2lgenturItelle
i'm GrOBber5O9tbum wObl cine beion=
Oere g8i6ti9teit beile0en muB.
9err Is. s.. WturpbD lit nGmli6 i'm
GOniularoienite Der Gereinigten St0a=
ten DEFENDERS ]belpanOert uno eriaDren,
oa er i6On lett falt 06t S0breu in
Oieiem &e9ierun9sSpeige in prattii6er
&bdti9teit I'M PURSUANCE bei6aitigt lit.
9is gum Sabre 1890 nGmli6 bate
Serr WtNrpbD Die iebr Wibti9e STEELE
ais Ylce=GOniul 81 GbemniB in Sud-
len iune, Wel6e Staot betanntli3 einen
weiten Jtui ais WtanuIattur= uno Sta
pelplNB 9enieBt unO fiir Den Sanoel
nit Den umtritunii6en 8eI1Qit5leuten
elmer einii6tsOOlleu uno beWNnOerten
GOniulNrOerWaltung beOHrf.
&On 6beuniB wurOe Serr Murpbp
ais &ice=6O mad Berlin
gei0not, no CT bis sum SUuuOr 1891
Uerblicb, I'm bon OOrt na6 SOnuOper
9elNnot gu WcrOCu, no er bis gum
2lu9uit 1893 blieb, nm Ul9oamn mad
Der neugegriinoeteM Vice-CommelciaI
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26

Wiibe uno an ltren9enoer glrbcit Den
9anSen Sommer binourA I'M Semitic
uno Sbltbau unterSieben uno Die leid=
tere Nrbeit oes 8etreloebOues ben ruiliz
i6en Sorern ilberlalen? Wir haben
Oob bunoerttauienoe ruiliibe Slloen
bel rns in 9lmerita, aber 9tiemano bat
bis jebt lol6en ppfermiligen 6leiB an
ibnen entoeft. Selbit 6arnlen nit
allen Wtittlu uno Wtaibinen sum 2ano=
bau bat man linen geI6enft uno trob
Der 9iinltigenlten 8eoin9ungen mar oas
&eiultat Elm %pouitdnoi9es SiastO. Die
ielben traurigen @rfabrun9en bat audi
Die rulliihe Ge9ierung nit ben Sroen
in mebreren iiiolihen 8oupernements
genloht, mo lie ibnen Sdnoereien, Sleb
uno Nferbdu Wert,euge iibernieB.
Oils lie nab elni9en Su6ren Grtuuoi-
9ungen itber Den GrfOlg ibrer jiloiihen
SOlonien einspa, oa itellte es ii6 beraus,
oaB Die W"teiIten ibre Sarmen enttpeoer
perlanen batten, um in Den bena6bar=
ten St0oten Dem Eeoler9eI6dite pbsl=
liegen, ODER oieIelben perpnbtet batten
uno pom Grtrage lebten. Ser Suoe
lit ni6t fir Die Wrbeit, iDnoern fiir ben
Sho6er gebpren. Sober Ieriuh, ben
Suoen 81 ebrli6er Nrbeit ansuleiten,
miro ourd ieinen MtiBerfOls oieie
@abrbeit beitdtisen. Dian iehe nrr
hin auf oas grOBartige 6lasto Der prO=
jectirten jlOil6en &OlOnie in Nr9enti=
MEN. Die rSebOrab" pom 2. NOu.
'hreibt barber.
&uiiii6e Sm mi9rantelt Die iiber
NrSentinien III ms tomluelI. limb lest our6s
aus teile l~elteneu W0lte. S0S ipriht uiht
lebr III Sumter oes bobber;igel Baron
Snirlblheu (roiecteS, 10 lebr mir ulId ;uqe=
ben. oaB leoeS groBe lluterlebmen leine &II=
oertrantbeiten mitmaheu mlIB. Ste Nlee:
tomneneu tla9en ilber bic llnirudtbarteit oeS
SooenS uno ilber Die 0eul@redenpluge. Us
mare lebr III beoaIern, lpcnl oieie &eidmerz
ben 9e9yiinoet mGren, beuI ooS Eroiett Der
gelieDelIn9 Eal0ltiuoS muroe baburd nod
mebr all Nn;i%ebungstrait 9epilulen NIB Oas
mare 9elpiB eiu llnolild, oenl mir laleu tiir;=
lid, oaB Die tilrtii1e Ne9ieruug oaS Serbot
Der Nnlieolut9 rulliider Suoen audi aui
Oiterreibiid uIsariide StaatsangsbOrige
auSoebneu nil. Ter mobammeoaniide "a
uati5mIs bat, wic mir ieet i'll Marotto lebel,
isiue droniiden ausbriide unn bic ae9ie:
ruusen iilo ielblt bel 9utem N5ilen III
ibrpad,, ibre JSiiuide Snr @eltung 81 brills
gen. Sauebeu iGbrt bic ruiliide He9ieruns
III ibreu ~Seoriituu9en Der Sloen tort ullo
bat crit ueulih bic &eroronlns %erlaiien, baB
Oiterrei6ilde heileuoe III ibren falieu cine
coniulurilbe Sei6cini9uug ua6neiie Ell mill
len, baB Tie feline Sloeu lino.
9ie 2ui1en uno Die Siirten bahen
tauienojGbrige Grfahrun9en nit ben
Suoeu aemaht. Salten tie oisielben
fir nuBloie Ooer gar fir itGoli6e Ya=
raIiten uno @luBe9el an 2eibe lbrer
Station, 10 pdre es fir uns in Mms=
rita, Die mir nod peni9 Griabrun9en
nit ibnen 9emaGt, cine unertrd9li6e
glnmaBun9, MOLTEN mir Dem llrtbeile
10 alter YOlter wioeriprehen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26

6ptri9an. iuenn er aud Die betbeili9ten
lrllben &atboliten niht ollr6 cine aus
orlldlihe ontliAe WtiBbiligung Der Be-
me9una nor Den aopT itoBen mag, bod
= iple ietn Seneraloicar Mi9r. Sarlep
oerlldert NIT oieier nibt oas Win-
oelte 81 l6afen bat uno lie feinespegs
nit gilnltl9en Il9en anIieDt." - uGO-
lumbia."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26

rers, oeS @r9ritnOers Oes neuen, glor=
rei6cn &rcu8uQes. IS lit Elm oifencs
@eItdnoniB. Q8u9 mir i'm Spernbauic
in Tubudue rotDen muBten, miro ms
in Der &otDcor0le gu Baltimore in tlu=
rer SprN6C bttumt. Canals i1on
ais Der 0ONW'i tie Gr5bii9of pOn ct.
Saul bier in Dubuque iprnd, MOLTEN
mir beDoupten, O0s 3iel jener \ It e.
motii6en &eiBenfOlge BON
GeoCn, Die Nti0r. Srelano, ND nur
III III er III O9li6 d, OOr gemiI d.
ten 3ubOreri 6aten bon Sa=
tbOliten, ErO~teitnnten, SuOen, Nguo=
ititern uuo &etenner aler Conditioner,
bNl0 i'm SpernhNuie, ME bel uns, b1lo
Uleoer Wie Ill @bitu9O Ouf Dem itoi=
den 6rGuenCongrc e am Z.
September in Dffcntli9eu S0lltu belt,
lei, o0nS 2ulerita uuO btiou0trs Den
gti6t=Rut6oliten Su bGDGi'en, Dap Die
tatbOliide STRIDE cine 6rcunoin oes
aneritanii6cn &oltes lei unO DQb er
bierbei tiefere Nbli6ten babe unO
mir mOllten Oamul5 i6On oieIe ieine
Nbli6ten beiprehen. 2lllein, oa er
oieie nun ielbit Offen ertldrt, linO mir
Der Gefabr entbOben, oieIelben ST. ent=
iteuen. IS gilt, gmeritH nit Der
tatbOlii6en Stride 5u Deriobnen. limo
marum itnO Oieiclben i'm GOnflitte nit
einanoer?
Der bo6W'ite Gr5bii6of bebauptet:
"The fault lies with the age and
with the church, or rather with the
spokesman of the age and spokes-
men of the church." Die S6ulO
Iie9t an Dem 3eltulter uno Der STRIDE
oOer pielmebr bel BEN &ertre=
oes 3eitalter5 uno Der STRIDE"
Gr beb0uptet Die tir6li6en Authoritarian
(churchmen) beQingen 6ebler, inoem
lie oQs 3eitalter II / d nit Der STRIDE
81 perIObnen II ten, uno E 3 t
lei Die 3eit iiir oieie ii9 GusSuSei1nen.
IS lei Elm grocer 6ebler. OaB lie niAt
SwiIhen Dem " eentli6 Ell uno
Den u b II q d. in Der fathos
liihen Stride unterideioen Diiroen.
Sic miirOeu Der Stride I60oen, ba=
our6, oaB lie audi in Den 9tebeni01en
in Der STRIDE teine erlaub t E
NnDronung ouloen piiroen.
Damn betOnte er ale bic 0ortbeile
u~nieres 3eitnlters unO wie Dieie geraoe
tatbOliI6en STRIDE entiprG6en.
Ils S6luB Der &eDe mar es natiir=
lid leiht uno lDabr Su beleu6ten, mie
Mti9r. SatoQi uno cardinal Gibbons
WtGnner Der STRIDE, mad ieinem SerSen
ieien, Die audi NJ D entli6 II
&eben uno ni6t nur IN b
Satriitei auf5utreten lpiiBten.
Gr5bii6Of SrelunO iiebt es offenbar
ais etwas SoenIes an bic tatbo=
lii6e STRIDE nit Dem 3eitgeiite B. b..
nit Nmeritu, Uel6es betanntli6 Elm
beiOnii6es &NnO 1T, GA A Mil=
~liOnen, 0lio bel weitem Die 9roB
M rbeit ieiner Sewobner tein
t.
nj + bOben,) 5u p%eriObnen.
98ir t0nnen OOSu nur iogen mas Die
,Glmeritn" ais 6Ommentar su Der Geoe
Oes DO6wiiroigiten GrSbii6Ofes BON
Ct. YNul I'M bieli9en Spernbauie NIT
ben Q8OrtOn pes IF. Bernard BON 6ler=
Oaur bra6tc: Italia decent Gives non
%eXulcs." rGcrNrtigcs Siemt Ii6 fir
Sitrger ni1t iiir rSerbannte,"
B. b.. in anOereu @Orte: ,g8enn mir
belimmt mQren INNER auf @roen al
leben, 10 bQtten mir uria6e Dem 3eit=
9cilte nit aIlGr GewGlt &c ullen gu
WOllen. "a mir aber flir Den Simmel
bCitimmt IinO, lit es eber cine GrnieOri=
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-12-26
Sic STRIDE uno oas SeitaItcr.
Sritprcnigt hes bO6milrnigiten Grjs
biifufs Srelanb.

SebUlteu III Der GotbeOroIe 81 Baltimore am
Is. Sttober 1898 9eIegentli6 OeS
25iQbri9CI Sii6ois- &ubitauns
Sr. GmineuS Guromal @ibs
bOus, @r;biibOi Don
Baltimore.