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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-30
QUO WARRANTo PROCEEDINGS.
Special to the Jersey City Ness.

RPVVpV W WV O'D WI
TRENTON, Jan. 80, 1S94.-Ex-Judge Stevens
of Newark, who has been retained by the
Attorney General in the quo s%carronto pro
ceedings to decide the Senatorial muddle,
was in Trenton yesterday. He has the
papers necessary for the beginning of the
suit and he came down prepared to begin the
suit. The storm kept the Attorney General
in Philadelphia, and Judge Stevens went
down there to see him.
The Governor spent a good portion of last
evening going over a pile of law books. He
said that the quo WarTanto proceedings could
be brought and it was not necessary to have
the Republicans consent to begin the suit.
From the way he spoke it, is reasonable to
infer that he has doubts about the Courts de-
Gliding that it has jurisdiction in the matter.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TIC NANCY {. R COLLERD, ABRAHAM COLLERD
L Otis B. Collerd, his wife; Amelia @. Macomber,
Henry K. Macomber, her husbands; Efie @. Winants,
James ]. Winants, her husband; Sophie C. Hender-
Wrinkle, John E. Van Wrinkle, herhusband; Standard
Oil Company, Lucinda Lilliendahl, Bernard Meyer
and George W. onklin.
You are hereby notified that at a public sale made
by the City Collector of Jersey City, on the 18th day
of April, 1893, The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey
City purchased for the sum of six hundred and
and real estate situate in Jersey City, in the County
of Hudson and State of New Jersey, fronting on
Meadow lots. which is laid down and designated as
lot thirty-one I'D in block number one thousand
two hundred Q,20O upon an assessment map an
nexed to a report number seventy-fve C15), made by
the Commissioner OF Adjustment appointed in
of Hudson, a certified copy of which report and
map was filed in the office of the City Collector of
Jersey City, on the 4th day of November, 1891, said
report and map and said sale being made pursuant
to the provisions of an act of the Legislature of New
Jersey, passed March S0th, 1886. entitled:
IAN act concerning the settlement and collection of
arrearages of unpaid taxes, assessments and
water rates or water rents in cities of this state
and imposing and levying a tax. assessment and
lien in lieu and instead of such arrearages, and
to enforce the payment thereof, and to provide
for the sale of lands subjected TO future taxation
and assessment"
And the several supplements thereto.
And you are further notified that you appear to
have an estate or interest In said land and real eS-
tate, and unless the said land and real estate shall
be redeemed, as provided L in said acts, before the eK-
piration of six months from and after the service
hereof, a deed for the same will be given, conveying
to The Mayor and Aldermen of Jersey City the fee
simple of said land and real estate according to the
provisions of the said act.
Dated Jersey City, N. j., December 2Oth, 1898.
H MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF JERSEY CITY.
P. F. WANSER
~c Mayor.
SEAL. Attest: john E. scoTT
OS
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the association officials since and the members
are becoming impatient.
Willing to skate Every Nay.

Skater John S. johnson, accompanied by
Tom Eek, his manager, and skaters Harry
Hulse of Ottawa and Walter Davidson of
Minneapolis arrived in this city Yesterday.
johnson says he is willing to skate Joe
Donoghue a series of races at any distance as
as there is suitable ice. He feels con-
tident of defeating the Newburgh flyer, and
wants to nave another brush with him..
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-30
COYLE'S R BILL.
One Cent During the Busy Hours
Two Cents Other Hours.

TRENTON, Jan. so, 1s94.-Mr. ole of
Hudson started the bill ball rolling last
evening with an old acquaintance whose
familiar face is well known to every Assem-
blyman for the past quarter century. The
bill fixes the rates of ferriage at one cent
between five and seven O'Clock both morning
and evening, and at two cents at the other
hours. Mr.. Coyle also produced another
old friend in the shape of a bill which makes
ten hours a legal days work for conductors,
drivers and motor men. No one not a citi-
zen of the United States and over twenty
one years of age, car, be employed in such
positions, and all applicants for motormen's
positions must pass an examination.
Mr.. Kelly did another turn, as the great
and only chemliero Of equal taxation, with q
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-30
wants Mr.. Ford's place, and into the basket
x,o,,+ h;c haol
OTHER BILLS RAILRoADED.

OTHER BILLS RAILROADED.
The act creating the Electrical Subway
Commission, was also repealed. The salary
of $500 of the clerk to the Board of State
Prison Supervisors, was taken away, and the
act creating the county excise boards,
which the Supreme Court declared uncon-
stitutional, was repealed for political capt.
tai. Repealers of the ~bookmaking bill and
the bill which takes racing without license
from out the scope of the disorderly house
act also went through SO fast tslat they never
knew what started them. the law which
allowed the Governor to expend the State
money without an appropriation in certain
cases shared the same fate.
Mr.. Carroll moved to strike out the enact
ing clause of the bills which repealed the act
creating the State Police and the Commits
sioner of Mines. But his motions were
promptly voted down.
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WILL Go AFTER ROsENTHAL.

Tonight John P. Feeney will start for
Jacksonville, Florida, armed with request
ton for Herman Rosenthal, who has been
arrested and locked up in that city. Rosen-
thai kept a store on Washington street, Ho-
boken, and recently he and Henry Simon of
New York were indicted for embezzling
&c. 900 worth of goods.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-30
ATHLETIC ARENA.

Charges Preferred Against Three
Clubs in the Athletic Association.
The Emerald Athletic Club will have a
stag tomorrow night at Turner Hall. A
lively bout or two will be seen.
Thu sports who vent to Ridgewood last
night to see Vernon and Ernest fight had an
exciting time. The Sheriff raided the place.
Many arrests were made. The principals es-
caped. but Ernest's friends assaulted the
deputy to enable the fighter to get away.
Scottish-American A. G. viii meet on Fri
day night. !.
sparring entertainment ON Thursday night.
At the last meeting of the Atlantic Associ-
alton of the "A. u, charges were lodged
against three of its prominent clubs-Balti-
more Athletic Club, Baltimore Outing Club,
and the Columbia Athletic Club of Wash
ingtou-of professionalism and violating the
rules of the amateur association. A meet
ing has been called for February s, to be
held at the Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
when each clubs representatives will be
given a chance to explain the action OF their
organizations.
The Board of Managers of the Central As
ISOLATION, Amateur Athletic Union, have
elected j.. G.. Steever ce-President to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF A.
G. Spaulding. B. F. Quincy. Catholic Club
of Detroit, was elected Secretary, to fill the
FdCduCy CducC0 oJ LLc ISSlSIldbiOu u ~. l.
Huntington. 1t was voted TO ask President
Stearns to continue in his office until such
date as he desired to have his resignation,
already rendered, accepted.
Target and Gun.
The Excelsio RS viii have a shoot this even
ing for medals.
The project to organize a tournament in
this county has been abandoned. Only three
climbs were represented at the meeting, on
Sunday, the Greenville, Hudson and Our
Own, and it was decided to drop the plan
until next season.
HI Has Gone to Sleep.
There is prospect of a lively battle in the
Gaelic Athletic Association over the bowling
and football championships. the distribution
of medals and a ssdivey'' Of the profits. The
championships were decided last fall at
Ridgewood, but nothing has been heardfrom
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BETTER AT THE WIOKETs.
New Jersey A. C. Cricketers Out
boWled at GreenVfIIe.

The Garfield A. c. bowling team defeated
the team of the n. J. A. C. cricket team in a
match game on E~dinger's alleys, Greenville.
The Garfelds put up a good game and won
by 1870 pins. Mcdonald of the Garields was
high man with $50, and W. Perry was next
with 166 pins to his credit. Watson put up
the best score for the visitors. He banged
the pins for III. The score
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1894-01-30

GARFIELD A. G.
PEOPLES PALACE BOWLERs.

G. A. c.. 147 800 4S9 604 157 GIG 1850 1113 1896 147O
NJ. A.C. ISL 2O9 413 52S 666 793 926 1917 lI49 1890
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Totals. Is % II ss0l Totals So. ! p .
SCORE BY FRAMES

SCORE BY FRAMES.
&c. C........7I 146 223 800 1893 476 551 GAG 74S $50
Columbia Club. ...65 $50 1874 2O 3S 456 So 6S CSC 10
Umpares-J. J. Barton and Oscar Fronmel.
Scorers-J. B. owen and $. Dana Kimball.
Average-Jersey City Athletic Club, 166; Columbia
(1uD. 49,.
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carpenter work on Public School No. Is.
Charge special school account.
TO be Continued.
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]. CityA.C.
Columbia C.

]. City A.C........ IS IA pa sos Si ass 5g7 64 722 75
Columbia c.. :. IS $50 24 $50 35I 45l 57 GA 70 SIS
Umpires-J. ]. Barton and Oscar Frommel.
Scorers. B. Owen and Dana KimbalL
Av~erage-Jersey City Athletic Club, l59; Columbia
Cl.L7 5
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SCORE BY FRAMES.
Strfkes. Spares and Rreaks.

has ......57 107 1874 2lS 303 339 431 BIO 578 63S
as...... 60 100 1865 2l6 IS 353 436 527 Gil 67l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-25
Die SmOen Ylase ut Yolcn.

gSenn lr9enO ettpas geet9net III,
Ginem ben Quientbult in Gemberg,
Iowie uberbaupt III 0oliSien uno in
ganS POlen 81 perleioen, 10 lino Dies
Die SuOen. oieie iiberal muhernoe
Ylu9e oes gallern uno bes &eiienOen.
g8ir butten bel unIerem gufentbolte in
Semberg ale Worgen I6On Dor Dem
Sanee cine galtSe Seriammlung BON
ibnen bel uns. 8eDDbnii6 tumen lie
i6On, wenn mir NOD i'm Bette la9en
uno trugen ms lire bunoerterlei Nu=
lie9en pOr. 9rei 6uttoreu, Die iih
alle Orei su glei6er 3eit als Die ei9ent=
llden SausfNttOren unleres Sotels an
tinoi9ten, Elm 9uBenO Guppler uno
Sacienoenm06er, Die su Wtdtler Sc
i6diten aller Nrt erbOti9 maren urlo
sNblloie &auheute, Die unler ,3immer
nit tNuleno alten llno nellen QSaaren
OOlll6leppten, Die mir nidt beStlriten,
pla9ten uns 10 iebr, oaB mir oft aus
GerSueiflun9 i6on iriib WtorQens unier
3immer abi0loiien uno ms Sreie
llefen.
God miro man i6rcr orauBen c6eu=
iowenig los. 9enn pie Die SabiGte
Oas arnle Subn, wiiien oieie Gjrier Oen
armen 6remOen, er mag ii1 10 unbe=
fnngen ,tellen, ais er mill, i6on aus
weiter 6erne 81 ertennen uuo iol0cn
ibm wie ein Miifeni3parm. Gs
e~riltirt, CLAUDE i6, nir9euo5 Quf Der
9Selt etruas, mas Der @%cmeinbeit uno
Sbamloli9teit Der iiiOil6en &uppler
uno 6OttOren in YOlen Qlei6tOmmt.
Wlan mag lie t~uuicnO mai 81 allen
Seuieln wiini6eu, man miro lie nidt
los. uno tein S6eltwOrt lit tart genlg,
I'm ibnen bas M0ul 81 ltOpien. Sic
OerIOlgen Ginem Sturoen lang uno
lGIlen Ginem teine Hubc. Sus eiu=
Sl9e 1T nod Die Geitpeltl6e. Die iilr0=
ten lie, mn Der SuOen lueQen iollte
man in Polen lie pDne &eitpeitlbe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-25

Sie Sransistaner . golIesien st.
Ssraus Splonus gu GuincD, Su..
lno Ct. Soiepb ,u Ssutopoli Q.
Sno.. ftebsn inoeb nar &%atboliten
r1en. unieres Gradtens 1T oas in
er,iebliber &ihtung Elm beoel,tenoer
Iortbeil. @eni9ltens mir Sentlde
tdmpien felt Sabren I'M itreng confelz
lionslIe Yarr i6ulen, oiirfen uns
alio freuen, itreng confellionelle Gole'
glen gu beiiben.
Gltern, Die einerieits ibre &inOer
lieber in brapen Samilien als in Son.
bitten unter9ebraht tpiiien wollen, bic
sloem aud bic n%aturgemdB bDberen
Soften moberner Gpnpitte i6euen,
BADEN bic ieinite 8elegenbeit, lire Sim.
Der nod Yellepille, ST., gu
i1iden. Sort miro unter 2eitung bon
@eltprieitern unO tiibti9en Saien i'm
ct. peter's Snititut oasielbe s~eleiitet
wie in @olle9ieI nit @onpitt uno Die
Yeaepiaer Siirser rehnen aemDbnlih
nibt 10 bob fir Soft wie manbe Sol.
leSien es mIinen.
Nun iDl nod Die &eoe iein bon ben
un9e,eigten gtuoemies. Sir hereu
all3u bGuii9e, uuteri9ieoloie SeI6it.
flung t6nnen mir uns ni6t erpdrmen.
g8ir balten oafiir, oaB Sauienoe unie.
rer Maoben in ibrem tiinfti9en Sebens.
beruie 9iidii6er uno Su~frieoener &c.
wurOen wdren, lpdren iie nibt 10 obne
lueiteres, weil's bait Die Wtooe mollte
uno Der pdterli6e 8elOiaf es ~erlaubte,
auf Ataoemien gcIhift wOroeu.
Snoeb baben ia man6e Wdo9en,
penn iie beionoers bs9abt iino, Seruf
aud fir bDbere IusbilOung. Gem,
Die es prominent iein baben pOllen.
ltebt ct. Warp's in Notre Game
Sno., often. giniadsr lino Die gu
ltalten Der llriultuerinneu 81 g
2ouis, Mo., uno g%rcaoia, Mo. 8
SOminitanerinnen gu SinfinaT
I'M duberlten iiopeitli9en Wintel gBi
conlins ueriiisen iiber cine berrli
Sage.
Sir ben eisentli6en 9iir9ert'
bershnst lit oas ct. Gliiabetbs=Sr
tut Der S6weltern bonn tpftbat
Slute su st. Souis. Sas NIP
allererit cine Sausbalt ungsfe
iein, Die bOffentli6 tauienoe tiinfr
Wlanner lesnen meroen.
SenieIben 3pef miro aud bic n5
neue, beauem gele9ene ct. Sbe-
/ a : Initalt 81 y It ct. SOS,
ST., seleitet bon e yrpe tern bsfeu
Namens, Oerfolsen.
(S. N. 4. I'M vSerplo b. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-25
Bout 2ausbooeu Wia idtttr
ibt, niHt boIen.

gu &C., elmer Sorisemsinoe irliin.
iterlanoe, lie9en orei 9auernbhiem-
LID nahe beiiamnen; jeoer elben
sablte unter ben Samilienglirn le
cine Sp6ter; mir nennen lilnna,
GliIe uno Ngres. Sn ben Sen Der
Slnobeit paren bic orei ~ourinnige
Sreunoi6ait perbunben; lie gen Su-
iammen CUR S6ule uno pertebl aut's
S%ertrauteite nit chamber. liz lie
etli6e Sabre aus Der S1ulsttlanen
,pareit, trat mebr uro mebr e gepl1e
gntfrembung unter ibnen ei Mnna
urlo Gliie warfen lib mad uirad Der
Ser9niisunssiudt in bic She, uno
luaren. iuenn i'm SOrfe einSanSlult,
bartlett ltattfano, mas ntdslten Der
SAD mar, tets babel. N9L in Der
S9ule zines Der belten Mi9en, blieb
Der guten @eiie, mosu lie y &inobeit
an bon ibren brapen Cite anseleitet
pur. setreu; lie beiu6te s%beiOnoere
teile Sansluitbarteit. M, ais lie
ein Sabr ais Sebrt0biu in lem ptarr'
bauie geItauoen, tebrte iiels olelelbe
braue. quite Q9nes wieoe beim; ein=
fah in ibrer &leiouna. beloea uno
irOnm. peribm,. BITE lie ID oa mob
jeoe Sanslultbarieit. SoIbren tribe.
rem Sreunoinuen, Nnuuuno Glile,
pelbe unterosiisn aud Il Elm Subr
auBer Der Seimatb sewei,- in einem
8aiboie - uno Die li6 rnmebr ourb
Pub unD itdotiihes g8en berpprSus
tbun iu6ten, Wuroe II ni6t ielten,
wenn lie ia bod nit i'm suiammen-
tra9, als cine SbOrln gedt, Die ibr
junRes Seben 10 mcnis si9enieBeu per=
ltebe; insbeionoere bielh lie ibr oGs
6ernblelben bon 5anSlubarteiteu Dor.
yauf iOlbe g8eiie," hten lie ibr
mebr als einmal. ,tomt OIL ME SI
einem Wanne." ,9tunl pile9te Anna
81 eruloern, ,ob id eirn Mann bes
tommen Toll, oas Ioa 6ott wiheu.
Seoenfalls MIL ib oa SanSbOoen
lbn mir niht bOleM." : &aum mar
g9nes Elm Sabr wieoerSu Sauie, oa
warb Der GrbiObn oes9rOBteu gaus
ernbOies uno elmer Der 5raplten in Der
8emeinbe UNI ibre GAP; m%ertpIroi9
9enuS bate 4sues on leber 9eraoe
9e9en ibn cine belOnrre 3unel9ung
III ibrem SerSen periiirt; lie wuroe
ieine Srau, uno es erblQte cine uber.
aus alilfli9e gbe. lnteroeb iubreu
Anna uno Gliie fort, Eui Sansluitbar-
teiten ibren Wann u iu6en. Der
gluna 9elaus es MID; Niemano wart
um lie, uno lie lSt nod beute i'm
elterliden Sauie. !nSufrieoen nit iid
uno Der Welt. elm &reu5 iir's 9ansG
Saus uno b%eionoes fir lire S1pie.
germ. = Gliie fat ~aleroings elmer
Mann aefunoen; aber ais es rudba,
tpuroe, oaB lie tb Dem perlobt, uni
oolenos, als liz i'm heiratbete, per-
munoerte iid ale g8elt. oaB iie elmer
10 leidtiinni9en Neniden, ba,I ohn'
ale Siir9i6aft iih's SorttOmmen, bel
ratben mDse. Sic Gbe wuroe aud
cine bO9ft un9liflibe, Der Mann eli
3riuter. elm Spider uno Sausenidt
eriter &lalie, Glif namsnlos unsliid
li6, Sumal. oa lie INNER msbr in @r
mutb uno NOtb %peiianten. - Gin mar
nenoes Yeiipiel! glber aoloen III be
Names @ablipru6; y9Om San3boos>
mil i1 mir einen @ann ni1t bOlen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-25
Jscoe oes bodD,s. Gcrrm 9etns
RID Sappcrt
aus 6ouington, &eututp, 9toro amerIfa,
AMI Der Al. General . ~geriammlung Der
Satboliten 0eutidlanoS ;u 6Oln
a.. 6b. am 26. @u9uit 1894.

Gorti eBung)
Gnolib, last not least, tritt uns ba
unO bort elm anoerswo lGnglt erltOrbe=
rcr, aber bel ulls, - 10 Iteint es, -
crit jebt in re6te guino6me 9etOmmener
prattii6er ii dli d er Sibe=
ralismus bemmeno in ben @eg.
Sbm bulOigen, gewiB i'm beiten
@IOuben, - 9ewille &atboliten, welde
Die &%erlD6nnng Der STRIDE nit Dem
3eItalter", Init ben mOOernen SOeen",
init benz Nmeritanismus. aui lire
SABINE 9eibrieben bnben. Sic 9lauben
li0 berufen. Die Stride oaourh 81 ior=
bern, oOB lie oielelbe tbunllhlt mooer=
nillren, insbeIDnoere merchantmen.
Saber o0s Anpreilen Der moocrnen
sSrcibeiten, ni6t ols Soroernn9 elmer
bere6tl9ten Soleranl lonoern ais oas
SoeNl Der pOlitii6en uno tirbli6en
Heisbeit; Oaber cine NnNebli0e Vpr=
iiht in Der Yertiinoi9un9 Der tatboli=
lhen g%8abrbeIt, inter welher g8abr=
belt unO &atDoliSlsmus leibIt ieioen uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-25

Der lk1t 10 t!tererr grBalflllt9 Des
tat66Ai9en @faubens. melte NIT iener
Spra1e. INT Der bas Sinh aui benz
Muttsriboobe ben sriten @ruS gun
4immel fanota, 10 innis pertniipft 1T!
(Stiirm. YrappD CAPT uns oarum llrs
iere oeutibeit, ple uniere italieniiden,
franSOIi1en, pplniiden Pfarreien, laBt
uns unisre Yiarribulen, uniern oent=
ihen unterriht, uniere beuti6en Ter=
lammlunaen, neil uno iolanae fir un-
Ter GOlt grade bic an9eerbte Sprahe
elm mdbtises Silfsmittel 1T. ben bl.
9lauben I'm 10 eifriNer su betennen
uno 81 betbdtisen! llno mare es ielblt
,uabr, mas in @irtlibteit niht
10 q + / II, oab uniere Sugeno we9en
oes oeuti1en &eliaionsunterrihts uno
Der oeuti1en Sesliorse stpas weni9er
en9lii1 lernte, als Die in ausiblieBlih
engliidsn Sbulen erSosene, 10 bat tein
9brit oas GeAt, uns oesbalb 81
taoeln; es mdre oenn. Dab Elm lplber
oas @ort perseiien bate; Subet Suerlt
bas &ei0 @ottes, oas 0eil Der Seelen,
Die Sntersiien Der &eli9ipn, - allies
iibrlse miro Sud- binSugegeben tueroen!
(Inbaltenoer YeiiaaD ODER Toll piel=
leiht ods etlpd erleihterte Hennen uno
Sogen nab benz aima9tigen Solar
bier Den Nusibla9 geben? SIT es tatlO-
luder Stauopuutt 81 la9en: Ie eng
LTD, I'M 10 mebr Gels, aub iusn1l es
beiBt: UNI 10 peni9er Geli9ipn! Sere
4ntlage 1T iisrigens 10 meni9 be9riin=
Oct. DAB mir Dielmebr Die 8leihgiiltig=
eeit pleler tatbolilhen oeutiben 6ami=
lien Se9en ibre Mutteriprabe, ia mans
herorts bic ~oollltdnoiae GernaAlaili=
9umg oerielben 81 8unlten oes Gngli=
iben, %beionoers i'm 3 item Der Gereinis=
ten Staaten, 81 befldgen babeu.
@eil er&atbolicismu
weber peSifii9 oeuti d NOD
fpesifiid d., o n=
bern eina6 Dmii6=tatbp %
Ii d lit, 10 lit ferner unisre Yarole
INNER uno iiberal: &iuolite Gbrfur6t,
tinolider GebOriam s~e9eniiber Der
fir6lihen NutoritGt, nno Dor Naem
nnerwegte Inbdn9li6teit on Den apO=
ftOliI6en Stubl! (SrapOD Sas baben
mir unter Nnoerm bewielen auf unie=
rem &atbolifentasen ourd enti6ieoenes
Gintreten fir Die @ieosrberiieliun9 Der
weltli6en Serri6ait oes YapItes oils
Der notbluenoigen Seoingung ieiner pol=
len uno 9an,en ruabbdngisteit uno
6reibeit. (Stiirmiihet geifaaD Sat
man bob nit 8e5ug bieraui - uno
mir INSTRUMENTATION Gatbpliten
peroen uns oas INNER gum erObten
&ubme rebnen - iagen uno ihreiben
"tDnnen: oaB teine tatholiibe geriamm=
lung in Nmerita iih 10 rstt america
Mid, b. b. 10 frant uno ofien. uber Die
uuabbansisteit oes bl. Stubles gsau=
BERT bat, wie bic oeutI6en Gatboliten=
tase! (SrauoD
llniere &eiOlutipn in Der g d II l.
ra9e, wie lie Dor 2 Sabren auf Dem
berrli1en &atbolltenta9e in Heipart
sefaBt wuroe, be9innt nit ben Worten:
yNu6 in Der S6uliraae gebeu mir bon
Dem a~lSeit ii6eren 8runOiaBe aus:
~ ir biIli9en. mas Yetrus
billi9t, mir m eblen, mas
E rempfiebl It, 10 ir perurtbei=
| E II, mas er perurtbei 1t, 10 +
t oleriren, mas er tolerirt."
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Werfw1rDi8cs.

Gin in Canton eri6einenoes dineii.
lbes Slatt idiloert iolSenoermaBen bic
yebanoluna, bic in SonstOng ben
armen Ycttranten 81 Sbeile miro:
ngSenn ell Snoioiouum BON Der Peit
beIallen Wiro. laiien es Die ensliidsn
YebOroen in oas lApimmenoe SOipi.
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nus oen anocrem fatboli6en
3citun9en.

Nanu? Sait Oh bid perpappelt? -
Sem ySutberiihen Quarterly" lit ein
beltGnOniB entihlipIt oas Die gauge
SibeltbsOrie Der Reformation iiber ben
Sauieu wirit; es iast udmli1: Sic
Stride 1T otter als Die Yibel." - Sas
lit ridtia. gSenn aber Die gibel Die
GinSise 8laubensre9el lit, 100 lit Damn
Der 8laube Der STRIDE wibreno 800
Sabre ber9etpmmen2 Sod ni1t BON
Der gibsl? llno wOber babt ibr Gutbe=
ridden Die Sibel? Bon Der &irde.
2Das mar oenn ole 8laubensre9el. ebe
Die Sibcl eriitirte? Sic milnolibe 2ebre
poer TRADITION. Die ibr perwerfet. Wcr
bet elh 9eIa9t, mas uno mas
Yibel lit? Sic Stride uno ibre 2ebre.
Sbreibt es el1 binter Die Sbren. -
,Sepp" in oer v&atb. @OltsSts."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-25

9luf oem Staats=G onpente Der v&a-
tbOlii6en Sitter bon @merita" in 9aD=
ton, Ohio, tam, wie su srparten mar,
aud ein antras our gbitimmung, baB
g8irtbe &C. bon Der WitSlisoi6aIt aus-
aeiblonen bleiben ~IOllten. 9ant Der
oeutiden Seleaaten wuroe DER Autro9
nit AZ 9eSen - Stimmeu perporien.
Wenn man ieoe 8laiie Don @ei6aits.
leuten in Die 9ereins.glbt ertldren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-25

Sat Dor ieiner ei9snen 5biir oeiest.
= IS muB Elm brauer, ebrli1er Wann
iein. nur idaOe, oaB Der aabelmeie,
oeiien Namen ni6t angeaeben bat. gr
mar Wetbooiit, lno in bsiligem Gifer
oin9 er na9 Gom, I'm oas Yapittbum
uno Die tatbolii6e NbgOtterei i'm eise=
nen Eager anSusreiien. Wsr aber
einen 6elno beIie9en mill, muB AUDI
oeiien 8rdite uno Sattiteu tennen lers
men. Sas that aud Der porli1ti9e
Wann; pdbreno er ben fremoen Wetbo=
oiiten in Gom, no er YaltOr mar, oas
8oipel prsoi9te. i~tuoirte er aud, mas
Die tatboliide Stride lebrt. Am per=
pi6enen II. Sull wuroc er in bic
tatboliide Stride auiseuommsu. -
,Soem Sbioem."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-25

tpoate, neil ein3elne oerielben nit
i6rem @eidaite MiBbranb tresben,
oann wiiroe idliebIib tein einsiger Ses
idditsspeis por FOLDER 4edtuna mebr
fiber fem. Sn anoeren Stdnoen pers
wabrt man iih bod aud oasesen. iperil
allen InaebOrisen oes Stanoes sum
Yorpurf semadt wiro. mas ein,elne
ib etpa AZ Sbuloen tpmmen laNen;
mas aber benz einen Stanoe re6t 1T,
1T aud oem anoern bial9. - u&atb.
9Spbenblatt"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-09-25

ga, iolde Siige! 90 leien mir in
einem sn9liihen Slatt. oab oas &ino
zines weltliden oertihen 3eitunssber=
ausSebers Elm 8Oloitiid peridludt uno
es Die grDbte Wiibe aetoItet babe, oas
Sinh 81 retten. Wp iol oenu elm .pelt=
li6er beutider 3eitun9sberaus9eber
ieBt Elm 8oloitiif bertrieSen? Gon iei=
mem idumiSen abonnenten seluiB nidt.
= ,Soem Sbioem."
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Eat6OGlder Eirten Jalenoer.

Ses &Dni9s Sobn 9ebeilt. - Sob.
4, 46.
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Souutas, beu 80. Sept. Sicroupml5, Sdl,