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The evening world., 1893-12-01

II the "Greater New York" were formed
this moment. the brooklyn part of II
would be equipped with AN effective po-
lice signal and patrol wagon service.
In this respect. the district this Sid" OF
the bridge is now the lesser New York.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Keeley Graduates Offer Help.

To the Editor:
There Is at 25 West Thirty fourth street. this
city, Club composed Of what is known as Kelley
graduates, who are at all times willing and anx-
ious to help any who shows any desire to help
himself A call at their rooms will explain the
situation. giving good references, and | sure
they will do all they to help Anxious
out OF the difficulty. 1t is worth trying. DO 1t at
once Nothing ventured nothing gained,
EBnN MFMpFp
The evening world., 1893-12-01

The people OF New York. In their mu-
nicipal capacity, are large purchasers
of horsefiesh, and close watching IL
constantly needed to avoid paying too
much for horses.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
EDITORIAL CRlSPS.

Mathematics OF Politics In Chicago.
Slvty-"irht thousand names make petition,
~, uc'.rtnn makes lirun difference. one Crvc-
lad ~. ,,- one Postmaster. one Lawlcr makes
one kI'h-.,ul tN"u gets into the bandwagon-
IA. ago Mail
The evening world., 1893-12-01

The trouble with the rapia-transt roast
is too much stufiing. 1t VIII never get
properly done in its present shape.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

The city can't get bargain IN horse
flesh when too many other parties arc
in the deal.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

II the disputants please, this matter OF
the ownership of "A Woman of No I'm
portance" Is, to the patient public.
matter of no Importance.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Tho dinner dresses worn ninety years
ago look rather quaint at this distance
but they were not SO much different
from thos" Of the present day as some
suppose. The sketch shows a lady OF
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Now Christmas Is really coming and the
time to boom 1.-THE Evening World' Tree
Fund has really come.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

After the football was over the police
rush line began to get in It's work.
There was more kicking than ther" had
been on Manhattan Field. Too eNuh"r-
ant colegians We're finally taught, how
ever, that their license for celebration
was not wide-oren affair, without
considerations for public peace. rights
and conveniences.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

the year 1907 dressed for dinner. Her
sleeves are puffcd, her skirt flounced, her
waist short, and in the general finish Of
the costume 1t bears a strong resem-
blance to the dresses of the present time.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

At any rate. Yale has the consolation
Of knowing that Butterwor,h played foot
ball
The evening world., 1893-12-01

oh. I've nothing to do with that. We
have the law with us--thatc the differ
encc." This was the reply Of Brock
ways brother, when John Gilmore yes
terday protested his innocence Of any
thing that should lead TO his return to
Elmira ReformatOry. Gilmore IL the
young prisoner recently arrested on Il
fiimsy charge OF violating his Rcforma-
tory parole. 4 vain fight Las been urged
In his behalf BY men interested in the
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Wait Till tho Barons Drop.

Tho invos'mcH, in titled foreigners continues to
Weld as bal returns as eyer,-Boston Record.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Tariff Reform in the Argentine Con
federation.

INV N----T ITTI I-"18
RTENOS ANRES, prc. L. The Sruat,
has approved % lin providing for n,
reduction of the duty ON petroleum.
The evening world., 1893-12-01

Let Commissioner Straus he convinced
that there l. some use Cor that public
hearing on the question of riverside
pathway a!ong the new speedway, despite
the fact that ,he Park Board has al
ready determined Just how the driveway
shall be constructed" The Park Board
has run against popular sentiment and
popular rights. 1t has been in previous
collisions Of the same sort. And hereto
fore it has not been the people who finally
gave way.
Palmer and palmer grow the figures
pointing to what may for the present
be terlne! the "cXtravaganCe' Of thu
Brennan street-Cleaning administrator
in the mrtter of buying horses, First
class ash-cart horses could have been
bought for 500 each. The city paid
$50. The difference between prices indi'
Gates the distinction that some people
make between what would be good bust
ness for themselves ana what would dc
wren "only the people" were to be con
sidered.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
Lord Dunraven Seriously III with
Influenza

NV Associated PrtsSN
LONDON. Dec. l.--l.orl Dulyaven Is
seriously Il. VITA influenza
The evening world., 1893-12-01

The New York policeman has no adj
vantages In the way Of Transporting
prisoners that are not posse SOD 10y any
village constable. Lvvp ut Wnyback
Cross Roads the rustic peace officer can
knock his man down and drag MIN To-
the lookup or he can borrow his neigh
boris wheelbarrow and trunilc his prs-
oner TO Jail. 1t is an almus. unpardou-
able sin of official omission that New
York has not already had In long ,s-
tablishcd operation "A complete signal
and patrol wagon service for the police.
Again yesterday THE Evening World"
was the only paper to Slve a fU, re-
port of the big football. game OF tn
day. 1t was also the only paper giving
the Harvard Pennsylvania game com,
plete. and presenting the usual reports
OF tie days racing, \ cheating con.
temporary, which appeared with hul.
letlned result Of the Nals-pyiuc,'un con.
test, summarized the last nulC hour OF
the struggle into the pithy liu, "Frou
this time on the bah went up and down
the field" This was undoubtedly com,
prehensive, bat 1t must hay" been u
trifle unsatisfactory in detail to tht
football enthusiast.
The evening world., 1893-12-01
prIcetpen RUbU ErOr6,

This girl has on n vclveteen frock Of
dark ruby. with shocked yoke edged
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

Bon Dem betra6tet, beiien 9eiitigcs
gluge NOD ni6t our6 ben &Ogeniirle=
fans perOunteIt 1T, miro bic i'm Ser
bOr9enen i6lummernoe Gefabr Iei9t
entoedt, wdbrenO Der an geiitiger Yer=
~blenoung 2eioenOe ie ni6t eiumal
pdbnt. Nein, ni6t glQes, mas auf
Den eriten Ylid uni6uloi9 OusIiebt, 1T
uni6uIOig uno uu9eidbrli6. @ie tief
puroe es Oenu oieien &o0eni6mo6lop=
pen 9citNttet, in oNs g8eien oieIer uns
i6Uloig ousiebenOen Ginger Su i9ouen.
Sele Waier, oeren Sberfld6en am
rubi9itcn uno am un8eiGbrli6iten aus
iebcn, iinO Die aller9efdbrli6iten. IS
OerrGtb oas - i6 Tam ni6ts llnret=
ties an unO in oieier 2O9e ieben - cine
rebt 0rOBe Sberfld6li6teit uno cine
redt iitnobafte SOr9loli9teit betrefis
Der eigenen armen Seele, Die ni4t se=
Talen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Yibera6.

Sm wiIrttemberSiiden SOnautreis,
GanO9eri6tsbeSirt &apensbur9, lieSt
bic Sberamtsltaot gibera9. ga mir,
ndlnli6 mein Se9leiter uno i'd, auf
unierm Nusfluge our6 oeuti6e 8auen
unieren SUB auf i6wdbii6em gooen
nieoerlieBen, 10 lei uns geitattet, oes
nieoli6en ireunOli6en Stdot6ens gi=
bera6 gu 9eoenten. Die Staot bat
5000 @inmobner, oopou AGO &atbo=
litcu, Die itbrigen iino Gpangeliibe.
8ibera6 lit Der Sib zines 2anowebr-
beSirts=@ bat cine tatbolis
i6e uno epangelii6e Bizarre, Wel6e oies
ielbe Stride 81 ibren 8ottesbieniten
9ebrOu6en. Pin Yiloungs- uno Gr.
Siebun9s=Qnitalten bat Yibera9 cine
beOeutenOe Wenge, Die iebr trefili9
9~eleitet peroen. Iu6 beliBt es Elm
rei6es SOipital. Sibera6 1T iebr 9e=
werbrei6. Ollie mOgli6en Sa6en Wer=
Den bort iabriSirt. Der Sanoel in
8etreioe uno Yieb 1T beionoers leb=
bait, unO weroeu allpObentli6 9rOBe
6ru6t= uno SiebmGrtte bort abge=
balten.
Sic Staot bat ii6 oils ebemalige
ireie &ei9sltaot nod einiseH rsibss
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

ooB Sbr trob Gltrcr dllBcrn N%t0tionoli=
tdten nur Elm einjiges SOlt iciO; penrl
S6r 0lOubt, Oob oas Suoentbum ullein
bic rcligiOie Mabrbeit re]prdientirt;
Wenn 30r 0Ioubt, oNB Der 8Ioubc
Gurer &oyIabrcn Der cinji9c @atrioti9=
mus 1T, 10 tommt, bDrct unicren GuL,
beSeu9ct inns Gure 3uItimmun9; oNs
Q8ert Ole Alliance israelite univer-
selle) lit grOB uno beilig, Der GrfOlg
lit 9erplB. Ser &atbOltjismus, unIer
bunoertjdbrt9er 6etno, unterlle9t, auf
Das Saupt gel1!o9en.
nSeoen Sag miro oas gteb, wel6cs
Ssrael iiber Den Grobooeu wirft, 1id
ausbreiteu uuo Die erbabenen Propbe=
3eibungen uuierer bell. Bidder werOen
in GriitQun9 9eben. Ser Sag tommt,
no Seruialem oas Sous oes 8ebetes
fir Die pereinten SDlter miro, mo- Die
SABINE oes jiioii1en WOnotbeismus auf
Den ntfernteIten &iilten webt.
y9eniiBen mir ale llmitdnoe. linz
iere WtO6t lit grOB, lernen mir lie ge=
braubeu. 9E0s Duben mir gu fiirh=
ten? Der Sag lit ni6t fern, no Die
&ti6tbilmer Der Groe ausIhliebli6 ben
SuoCn 9ebDren peroen."
gus eintge Sabre ipdter Die Nliance
bereits einen md6ti9en 6Orti6ritt ge=
ma6t bate, ibrieb Gremieur in ieinen
Seri6ten unter 9lnoerem: y@enn Der
Suoe ii9 erbebt, 10 erbebt er ii6 md6=
tig: g8ir MADDEN &ieieni6ritte. Sin
reues meIiianii6es &ei6, Elm neues
SeruIalem muB erlteben an Der Stele
Der &aiier uno YGpite."
Sas iino Die frOmmen @iini6e aler
Suoen. Soffentli6 peroen lie niemals
in grfiaung gebcr, Oenn Gott ldBt Die
gGume ni9t bis in ben Simmel mu6=
len, pie oas Sprihmort io9t. Nut
pfleeen bic @DIfcr, menn bic Suoen=
berri6aft ibnen ol;u oriifeno miro,
bieIelbe 9epaltIam abSu'6ittteln, ME
Die Suoen=&ronalle oes W~iittelulters
uno Die gegenpdrti9e Suoen=9lustrei=
bung aus &uBlNno belpeiien. g8tr
oiirien oaber oltf OOs Spridwort Der.
traucn: SIT Die 9tOtb am grOBten, oann
lit Die SiilIe ON nG6Iten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

ltdotiINen G6oratter beiudDrt. Sie
ileu 0r9clegtcn Srpttoire (side walks)
MADDEN eincn 9iiniti9sn Ginoyud. Sas
bcrrllhe lno in iibcraus reihlibcr
Wen9c porbanoere Srintluaiier lit nod
b%elonoers 81 erluIbnen; ebenlo Ole bier
ourhNefiibrte neue Gdnnliiution bat
o0Su bei9etro9en Yibcrdh SIT elmer Der
9e'itnoeItel Stdote oes Vunoes su nl0=
6en. Noh eini9e @Orte iiber Die herr.
llde Staotpf0rrtirhe. Gieielbe Wuroe
I'M Sabre ITO erbaut, l746 innerlih
rm9ebaut uno in uellerer 3eit nit
9rrBem 4ufwano trenlib %reltaurirt, 10
oaB Ile leBt cine Der ihOnlten Slrhen
Sberlhwabens lit. 9ie Stride ent=
bait 9 a!tare uno bat cine berporra=
9enoe neue grOBe Srsel. Sic oient
beioen Gpnfeiiionen. Sine Stunoes
pegs BON Sibera6 liegt iebr malerii6
am 6lilB6en 8ibsra1 ShlpB uno
Sort Mittelbibera6. SDrt iunoen mir
Die freunoli9lte Nuinabme beim bo6w.
Serrn S6lobtaplan &eu. Soicpb @eit-
mann, Der friiber in ben Si0Seien Sr=
buQue uno Davenport tbdtig mar. Der
betrenenoe botw. Serr beIinoet lth I'M
beIten @obliein unO lit iebr munter.
Die Stunoeil, Die mir BORT Sugebraht,
sdblen SIT ben ansenebmitcn auf un=
Term Nusf luge. Nmoi.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Sic @uromauie.

Sic GrmOroun9 oes Mopors bon
Chicago brin9t Die 8l0tter OUr0uf 81
re0eu, Dap eS cine rpirtli6e WOroma=
ME Qlbt, b. b. Dap Der g8a9Iinn, Gr=
bere Meniben Su t0oten, ipie cine mirt=
li9e 6rDniibe &rantbGit auftritt. Die
Ter SrantbeitsSuitNnO miro oOnn ais
Gnti6uloigung fir Die gemeiniten
Moroe benuBt, uno 10 ldBt man oner=
fannie W6roer frei alls9eben, neil lie
bteie MOrotrantbeit baben. Mit &e6t
bemertt Der vSeebOte" ba5u:
rGinsu fei9en Mt6r6er ioute Der I'm
fauO, boB er eiu p@rout" lit, DOR Der pers
bierteu CITRATE ui6t idiitelt. Die rGralt"s
Tbsorie lit cine e6tsameritanii6e Se9rfiss
perirruus, fir psl9s bic Geuti6en tein
gsritGuoutB babeu. 90 LANCE eiu Msui6
trei berumlduit, lit CT fir feline Gbuten per-
attuortIt6. &erriidte gebOren ms STREET.
baus."
g8ir balten oufiir, boB man Dem
@a6stbnm oieier Wprbmanie beoeu=
tenosn Ginbalt sebieten tOnnte, penn
man et1pas mebr prOmpte Gere6tigtett
iiben miiroe. @Ollen ieben, ME
LANCE man 3. 9. bieien WOroer 6arter
SarriiOn's ungeitraIt umberIauien l0i=
fen Wiro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

als frilberer Gauimunm babe ib cine
aus9c'protcne Ibnei9un9 ge9en Shul,
Den. 3uoem - quite Gcdnln9en mas.
den quite 6rcunoe. SD boiie, mir
iperoen nod ndbcr nit ein0noer betannt
perocn."
Sei oicien @orten rei6te er Dem iins
gen Wtann Die 0nno, Qdb ibm ieine
Iore'le rro perabl1ieoete li1 balo oa.
raul.
IS braudt wobl ni6t 9eioot Al fuer.
ben, oaB Strip 8elOinsen Der Ginlaouna
6olge l%eiitete. Nber ni6t nur AM
nabiten Sage, i~onoern nod an man.
dent Oarauf fol9enoen muBte bic alte
SetruD ein orittes Goupert aui ben Slid
le9en.
Miinbeer &rert fano i'm 2aufe Der
3eit Gelegenbeit, li6 oapOn gu iber.
3eu9en, Dap leine SO6ter nl6t iiber.
trieben babe, ais lie Strip Geloingen
elHen ripirtlib liebenswiirbigen" jun.
gen Mtann genannt bate. Oils gutter
Tater uno porli6ti9er friiberer 8e.
lbdttsmonn lieB er es li6 aber ni4t
inebnlen, aud Grtunoigungen iiber lei-
men SaIt einSuSieben, melbe idmmtlib
81 oelen 8unlten ausfielen. Wtit 8uts
belBung oes alten Serrn enti6loB oas
paar ll6 oenn audi balo oarauf, fortan
lelnen Sebelsipeg gemeiniam gu 9eben.
Seitoem lleat oas brittle Goupert tag.
LID aut Der Safel oes Suuies Grent,
oellen Mitbewobner Strip @eloin9en 9e.
Woroen ut. Gr bat in Der 0rpben San-
Oelsltaot elm eigenes 0eibdIt gegriins
Oct, oos i1nell empor bliibt, uQbreno
er Ielblt ourh ieinen 6leiB uno feline
tauImdnniibe Sii6ti9teit INNER in
Den au9en ieines Sbwie9eruaters
ltei9t.
Yapa &rent's @bneigung gegen
S0uloen aber beitebt bis aui ben beu-
tlgen Gag tort. gNeni9itens pile9t er
Seoen, Der i'm Nnb6ren MD, gu lpar.
nen: ,g(iemals Shulocn MAIDEN! SD
babe Elm ein3i9es Wtal in mcinem Seben
ilpolI uno einen balben Gents, - nein,
etnen 8uloen liebenunooreiBi9 uno
einen balben 6ents Shuloen eemaGt.
I'm Ile 81 beSablen, mubte ib ~,pan,i9-
tauleno Guloen Mitsift berausseben
urlo meine SO1ter oaSu!!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Contribution.
rtitsl 1.

Irtitel l..
Ger s,ame oes Sereius iou iein veurem.
burger GeutralpereilI Don Qmerita".
Artitel III.
Ger 5ped bes GereinS ioll lein, bic S0rs
oeulns Der Sntereien Der SuremburSer IN
Nmeritd.
qrtitel III.
Die 8eamteu ioleu ieiu:
y Fraiioeut;
q Sicez ErGlioeut;
- Sin SicesH rGiipeut Don iebem Staate,
in wel6em guremburSsr liub, ipelde iid oie1
lem Serelne aul6lieBeu;
A. Gin Protouirenber SetretGr;
81 Sin 6inaujs SetretGr;
" Sin S6aSmeilter;
y SIN Seu%paltunssratb beiebenb aus
iiini MitslieOeru;
artiteI w.
Wit9lieol6ait.
Wit9lieo bieies 8ereius lit ieber Qurem,
burger Serelu III amerita, Ipelder cine Otits
9lieoerSabl pou ni9t weuiger ais ;ebu Eers
lonen Sablt.
artitel V.
Gerlammlun9en.
\ Ger Sereiu tritt iebes Sabr eiu DIAL am
iSttau'onntage, gemGB altberSebra6ter
llurembur9er Cite ua9 qnbOruns zines
loo6amteS ,ulammen. 3ipei Erittel Der
htimmbere1tl9teu OeleSateu blIoen elI Cuo'
Funl.
artifel VI.
Ghibteu oes PrGitoenteu.
Ger Iraiioeut lenft bic Serlammluuscu
uad parlameutaril6en He9e!n (SeruaB
Guibiug's {oalobu1).
Ini6ten pes gicssp rdiibenter.
1. Gr bat in abweienbeit oes FrGiibenteu
oeilell Vili6teu ulo 6e6te aus;ullbel. @iro
Der Yorlis pur6 Cob ODER deligIatipu paeaut,
10 iiut er ben plas bis sur uG9lteu Beam.
tenipabl.
9. Sm Sale bic SteQeu oeS GrGlioenteu
mlb Gice' Bralloeuteu m~nbeleyt leiu ~lolltell,
10 ioll Der Slnan,s SefretQr ben yerrpals
tungorutbu elIberuien, nm Die SucaI;en bis
CUR uablten Serlainmlulg, III wel6er Die
Seamtenpob! porSinebmeu ut, auSsuiiiuell.
Ehi6ten oes prototolirenosn Sefretars.
Ger prototouirenbe SetretGr lpu be Bro,
totole lno Die lauIenoen Gorrelpoubenjeu
Iibren.
Fflidten beS Sinan;s Sstretdrs.
Ger SitanSs SetretGr bat bic gu1iibrun8
bes SereinS 81 beior9en.
Ffi6ten bes S6usmeiters.
Ger Sbasmeiiter bat bic aaiie oes Sereils
81 perpalten.
Ylli6teu oes Seripaltui9sratbes.
Serlelbe beltebt aus iiini Wtitglieoerit, no,
bon Spel oui eiu Sabr ulo orel an ,wei
Sabre bel Der iGbrlideu SeomienipabI 9es
wablt ipsroen. IN glelber @els. lpls Die ON
bersn Seamteh
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Snxem6lrgi(des.
Dereiniete Staaten.
Der Snrembnrger Gon9reB,
absebaItcn az Chicago an
%. uuO 23. Sftober.
Bic Oriinoung cinss Natinuals0ers
banocs fur Mmerifa.
ct. Yatl, Winn., Der crt Der mad.
itcn 3uiam ute ntunft.
e d luB 81

MOnta g, ben %. Sttober.
Gtwas Dor 8 ubr Morsens ianosn
li6 Die GOmitemitslieosr in Dem Yers
lammlungslotale elm uno es begann Elm
riiltises uno reyes Sdaifen uuo glrbei=
ten. IS wuroen gori6ldse sema9t
lno beIprO6en uno Nrtifel auf Nrtitel
frat in 9latter SOrm beraus. IS mar
langlt Sebn ubr uno es wuroe balb eli
uno eli bis Der cOnititutionelle Sub-
booen iertig mar.
8egen IL llbr muroe bic pertagte
Sibun9 oes Gon9reles e%rOiinet uno
oas GOmite beri6tete wie iolst:
GemaB benz Sei6luiie uuo I'M Outrage
Der 81 Sbica9o sum- erlten Viremburser Gou=
9relle perlammslten eurembur9er erlaubt
li6 oas Somite Slr aISarbeitung elmer Cons
~ltltution oaS Sol9enoe 81 uuterbreiteu:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07
Gs 9ciGQt mir niht,

oaB es 10 piele Mdnner sibt, bic
Surcmbur9er Iino ni6t aus9eidIoNen,
pelde ii6 2Ogcn ani6lieBen, wel6e,
>uenu audi nod nibt Direct perboten,
oenn bod perbOten iperoen tDnuen, oa
ibre GruloiQBe ben tir1li6cn Sabun=
gen cntge9enlNufen. MaS iOQ Der
&utbolit, menn er nod auf feline fir6=
Iihe 3u9ebOri9teit pO6t, nit OicIen
&ereini9un9en 8cmcin b0ben? gidts.
Sbm iOl Die Stride uno oeren Gereine
bOll uno 9onS 9enii9en. Sid pOn
iOlhen 3nCife!boiten SriiOern in's
Shlepptnlt nebmen laiieu, seigt cine
religiDie &niei9wd6e al, 81 welber
bos 5uuimUIier ni9t puBt. Nun, wer
Ii6 ais SatbOlit 10 melt pergeiien Tam,
Der peroient idOn jeBt ais re6t un=
tatbolii9 betra0tet unO bebanDelt 81
Weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

Cine tatDOlii6e Gnti6iepcnbeit per=
langt Ooer beoingt oas Ginbalten elmer
ibQrfercn @ren3e, ols Die lit, melte
iOl6 tniei6WO6e S6lufer Su Sieben
belieben. Sine niht tOt6Olii6e @nt=
ibieOcnbeit mus einem ni6t bios ni6t
9eiOlen, iOnoern lie muB einem iOrm=
LID aneteln.
9os 49, i6 fam ni6ts gDies ltno
ni6ts &eli9iOnswiOcrIides in oieier
GO9e entoefen - lit Der reinlte llnIinn.
Der 9linoe tam Die &luit, wel6e bel
eincm glbiturS Den iitern SOo brin9en
muB, aud ni6t ieben, uno oO9 lit lie
Oa. Sn uniern 2lpOtbeten 9ibt es einen
StOff, Den man i'm gelpObnli1en &eben
@ift nennt. WtOn tNnn Dem Seufels=
Ding AUDI ni6ts 8efdbrlibes onieben,
uno bod bir9t es Den ii6ern Sob in
ii9. SOlIte es nit oieien uni6uloig
ousiebenoen GOgen ui6t oaiielbe Be
.lUanOtnlB baben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

Is tUGrt obcr bic reinite Gielei, wOll=
ten Die &O9cn ibren aipiranten reinen
8ein eini6enten. SUs tOnnten lie
eiuia6 uibt tbun, OBue Die @rrei6ung
ibrer 3wede auf's Spiel gu ieBeu. gSie
Der 6auner niht JeOem alten @eibe
feline 3utunitspldne auitii6t, 10 tbut
es AID ui6t Der Seuiel uuo Die 2oge.
8ciOe ipetuliren auf ben SOrpib uno
Die Gummbeit iOl0er Ginialtspiniel,
>pcl6e 2lugen sum Seben bobeu. unD
bod 9epiQt liuO, i'm 0untelu 81 iii6en.
Sin &at9p!it, Der feline &iroe 10 nett
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1893-11-07

IS 1T Dem @eien Der 2ogen eigen,
ben 9r0Bten She'll ibrer Sriioer I'M
9unteIn fii6en 81 lNlien. gu iOl6en
6iibern nun ernieOrigern ii6 iOl6e
&~atbOIiten, we,6e, i'm angebli6en
9uten Glauben, ii6 oenIelben un=
iblieBen. SO LANCE oieie Seloen nod
ni6t nit &Om 9ebrOden baben, Wer=
ben lie beim I'M Gunteln Sii6en blei=
ben miiIien. MtOn miro lie ni6t in Die
Gebeimniiie Der &Oge tieier einwei6en
ais OieIes fir Die &Ogen3wete gut uno
oienli6 lit. Yer Seufel lit tein Giel,
iDnoern Elm 9efallener Gngel. @r miro
it6 ni6t 5u elmer Gielei perleiten laI=
len. SeUe aber, wel6e feline Agentu=
rem auf Oieier Groe permalten, weroen
OOn ibm 9eiiibrt unO 9~eleitet, unO 10
Dor oummen GieIsitrei6e gei6tiBt uno
bema9rt.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-13
Literary Note for October.

Marion Crawford opens up a new linz
of thought in his article entitled "Rome
the Capital Of New Republic" appearing
in the October Cosmopolitan. 1t is moi
likely that the October number will have
the success which attended that 70,
September. The extraordinary spec
tacle was presented Of a 125 cent maya
zine selling for so and rs cents, and many
hundreds were even sold at 81 90 each.
Probably the record remains without a
parallel, in periodical sales, of a number
proving so Interesting that, after 211 900
copies had been sold, the News company
had orders for $4,000 more than they
could supply, while dealers in various
parts of the country, discovering the
esteem in which the magazine was held,
Immediately raised their prices to double.
treble, q%uadruple and in many cases to
eight times the regular price The pub
lishersd do not yet know what their real
circulation is, owing to the limited capac,
ity of their presses but machinery is be.
ing put in place which will supply an
edition for December exceeding 500 900.
and during that month it will be possible
to determine just how many Cosmopoli
tans the public will buy.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-13
STATEHOOD FOR INDIANS.

There is said to be a movement on
foot for admitting the five nations of
civilized Indians, namely: the Chero-
KEGS, Chickasaws, Choctaws, Creeks
and Seminoles, to the privileges of
statehood. The total number of these
at the last census was &c, 1889. Nevada
and Wyoming have botha smaller pop
ulation than this, and it seems that
good reasons may exist for carrying
out this suggestion 1t is a we'll
known fact that those who have to
trust to the generosity of others to
look after their rights find little salts
faction in their condition. There have
been many allegations made with re-
gard to the perfdy of the pale-face
brother in the matter of rations and
other supplies, doubtless not without
due and sufficient reason; but if the
Indian is to share with his negro
brother the anomalous position of pos
sessing the franchise without being
able to avail himself Of it's chief bene-
fits, as is pretty generally admitted to
be the case with the latter, what will
be the benefit of statehood to the In
dian?
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-13
A YEAR.

The year now drawing to a close has
been n of very remarkable phenomena.
The winter was the most severe ever
known in this section of the world, and
was chiefly remarkable for it's snow fall,
about forty inches without drift. The
railroad accidents have been simply ap.
palling-thousands of lives destroyed by
downright carelessness. The floods of
| water have been awful, overlooking towns
and lowlands, and destroying thousands
of lives and millions upon millions of
property. And amongst other %calamities,
the congress at Washington and the fair
at Chicago hold conspicuous place.
Surely, we are a long-suffering people.
The congress of religions at Chicago
seems to have been a special af1iction.
1t will be noticed that the word is plural
religions" We poor sinners thought
the christian religion was exclusive of all
others-that the one only true religion
could not without guilt acknowledge an
other. And yet these American church
dignitaries sat in council with the disci-
piles of Mohammet and Budha and Con-
fucius and the rest! What a sight was
that, my co%untrymen.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1893-10-13

SOME uneasiness is felt in Indian ter.
rltory over the attempt now being
made by the United States to remove
the so-called intruders. The govern
ment has a bad job on it's hands and
may require troops to eject the in
truders. The ;ntruders number about
twenty-five thousand, and compose the
thrifty population in the nation.
1hey say they will fight before they
Will allow the government to sell their
homes and drive them out of the coun-
try. They are a class Of people who
have been coming into the nation and
fencing up the Indian land, when they
had no right to do so. 1t is said that
statehood is the only remedy that will
guarantee protection to the Indians
against this class of people.