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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
SUIT FOR A QUARTER.
Captain Hafnes to Push This Suit
Against the y. Es. ".
SnccinI ID thc JerseN Citn Nc1rs

.Snccin7 to The Jefscn Gin n c'rs,
MOUNT HOLLY, April 6, 1S95.lCapf.
Martin L.. Haines, who has brought suit
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany to recover twenty-five cents, will
have his case heard before Squire
Joseph H. Gibson next Monday.
Mr.. Hlaines says he is determined to
outrage fer the company to compel Mrs.
Haines to pay her fare twice to Vineen-
W Mrs. Hasnes claims 'taat she pur-
chased an excursion ticker from Vim
caneoWn to Philadelphia. and upon her
return she came to Mount Holly, and,
there being no connecting train, the
conductor took up her ticket and she
was compelled to buy another to get
home
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
ADJUSTMENTS.
LeavItrs ssSpIder and Fiy, at the
Academy of Wus1c.

Z SRk0CH IA
Academy of Music.
COMEDY Work which form a part Of the
many attractions of M. B. Lsavitt's
Spider and Fly" which will be at the
Academy of Music next week, are quite
burlesque in the British metropolis, where
this form of entertainment was created
and there is enough novelty in the new
setting Of the piece to suffice for half a
dozen similar shows.
Birthday Week at the Bon Ton.
the Bon Ton Theatre, which is a year
old en- Monday. For mex week a strong
programme Is announced. The following
well known rsople Will positively appear:
Macs; the uitra-reined society enter
tanners Berel4 ard zolna, ard their won;
aeiful hstae singing dog; CHICO a real
novelty, N:is:.e Fields. the champlon
none; the ~fun-naking four, WHlett,
Thorne, Gaylor and Graft; the sensational
jugglcr. Emma Cortrelli. in her UNIQUE
special attention IS called to Mr.. Meek
er.s running back somersault; the pc
witching kitty Rose; in her unique char
ton, Regina and Rondo, lightning car
t~oonists and kings of refined comedy;
q memory of the south before the war,
ioist Of he world, direct from Tony
Pastors Theatre; the Ryders, in their
PRODUCING the wonderful monkey Chip"
lar young Irishman, George H. Timmons,
hsIla6ist and harp s~oloist: the great
sketch team, the Makers, in a bright and
ftalzy sstirricsl sketch entitled. The In
century huInorist, Harry Williams, the
vocal comedian, and others.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
Washable Material for Ladies' Sum-
mer Gowns.

New grass linens and ecru bastistes
have color introduced In dashes, bars n
Stripes. or else they are quite plain.
Heavier smooth linens come in a variety
Of shades. SUD as hight blue, navy pink,
oreen and yellowish brown. Among the
new COTTON fabrics are some beautiful
Hindoo b~astisues and smoothed twilled
teytot sultIngs. Ginghams, zephyrs and
dfmities are always popular, and appear
II pretty and novel designs. Dotted Swis
mt1slins with artistic wreaths, bouquets,
nr seperate blossoms, printed in natural
cnlors, on tinted or white grounds, easily
take the lead for elegant sIs 1T wear wear- ,, Ia the ne
9sand can he & many Illustrations of
t Mano new fabrics and their applications.
The latest styles Of skirts and capes APP
1,ear In special coupon patterns. These
popular and artistic patterns continue 70
form a most Gharscssris aa feature nigb 9T
.r;aad for their accuracy of details and
their practical excellence. These maga-
zines are la Mode de Paris, Fans
Axo1Iarf off Fashion and the French
T~-pS4naker."
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

81 can't eat, I nave no Appetite" is tho
complaint of many people just now. This
is because the blood is in a sluggish and
impure condition. Vitalize and enrich
it by taking Hoods sarsaparilla, and you
will 500 be hungry all the time because
your blood will demand proper susie
nance from good food.
Nervous Dyspepsia.
at suffered with what the doctors called
nervous dyspepsia. 1 could hardly walk
and could hardly keep anything on my
stomach. I doctored for six or seven years
but the different medicines did not do NE
any good and I grew steadily worse. ]
would have sick headache for three days
and nights causing me such agony that it
seemed as though 1 would rather die than
live. / was told to try Hoods Sarsaparilla
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
FIRE BOX WOULDN'T WORK.

A fire was discovered yesterday morn
ing in a barn belonging to NJ. Cummings
of Bergen avenue and Oak street. The
barn was a one-gtory and attic frame
building. The cause of the fire is un-
known. AS soon as the fire was discov-.
cred box Mo-. Y was pulled. The box
would not work. The Fire Department.
then notified by telephone and re
sponded. BY this time 81, 600 worth OF
the building had been destroyed
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
LOOKING FOR HEIRS.

Clerk Rooney, of the Hudson County
Board of Health and Vital Statistics,
this. morning received a communication
from Charles De Kay, United States
Consul General, asking for information
concerning the whereabouts of August
Lucas and Edward S~teinborn. They are
entitled to a share in a small estate in
Germany. August Steinb3rn, father OF
the boys, the letter states, died in Jer-
sey City on February 81, 1883. August
Lucas Ste:nborn was born here on Sep
ltember 2. 1873. Mr.. Rooney win do wharf
he can to find the boys.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
SUIT OVER THE BOULEVARD.

The Hudson County Contracting Com
pany has begun a suit through Its eoun-.
sci, William D.. Edwards, against the
Board of F~reeholders for $4o,0 900. The
amount involved is for rock blasting on
the northern section of the new County
ROAD The Freeholders VIII not pay the
bill, and both sides lave agreed to allow
the courts to SETTLE lha nnabter. n
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Glance Ahead OF May Harperss.

Serial stories VIII be an important fea-
ture of the May Harper's Magazine: The
second installmerlt of the Personal Re-
collections of JOAN of Arc" viii tell of
tion of her message; and interest in Mr:
Hardy's novel, Hearts Insergent. will
continue TO deepen with the unhappy
matrimonial experiences of his heroine,
sent the social and Industrial attractions
of the least understood of Southern
States in an Illustrated article entitled
"In Sunny Mississippi and containing
interesting material relating to Jefferson
Davis, with pictures of his home at
Royal Corttsoz will contribute a iumla-
Gus appreciation of Spanish art, dwelling
especially upon the work of Velazquez,
whose finest pictures are in this collec-
TRULY Illustrated from the paintings in
the gallery. The last of Alfred Parsons
brilliantly illustrated articles on the EIn-
pire of the Mika6o will p under the
title of Some Wanderings in Japan"
W. D. Howells will relate some curious
psychological experience in a paper en-
filled True, I Speak of Dreams."A popu-
lar paper. entitled 1.-THE Story of the
LIVER will be contributed by Prof. An
drew Wilson. of Edinburgh. Rev. Brock
Mission Work of the New York Protes,,
tant Episcopal City Mission Society, will
Incidents within his experience in an artt-
Gle called "Men's Work Among Women"
elude la Tinasa Bontta."a tale .e TIE
Arizona desert, by Owen Wister. with IL
Iustrations by Frederick Remington, by
Hook or Crook" an amusing social epi-
gode by Robert Grant, with llusrratioais
5y e. g. spo9 q a0s sn d. ' 11IIaa K KIitsSS',s
skalrshes of " People We Pass" with il
11rst1ratIons by Clifford Carleton.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
Poorly Shod.

A business man has in his employ one of
those quick-witted sons of Erin who are rare
~ i eyer at a loss for a bright rejoinder;
perry with ice a trucknan tried to get up TO
the gentleraan's door with a heavy load. The
horses, having no calks on their shoes, strug-
gled and slipped about in a desperate way
without making any real progress.
The g-ood-humored Irishman went out and
endeavored to assist the truckman. At last,
when it seemed as If their united efforts were
all in vain., Pat locked up at the man and
said. with a grim
TITS no use. Thin harses av yours have
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
man on II is worthy o. support. Tn

man on IT is worthy o. support. They
are all intelligent, level headed men.
All are sound as business men. All
are sterling Democrats. Further par
~ticulars regarding them Will be found
in our news columns today. They should
have the undivided support of their
party and the votes of all good citizens
who desire to rebuke partisan grabbing.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
WHO is RUNNING AGAINST
WHOM.
From Editorial, Jersey City News, April

From Editorial, Jersey City News, April
j, 1898.
The Street and Water Board candi-
dates are not running against each other
n solid blocks this election as the AS
semblynen were last fall. They are d.
yided up into classes according to the
length of the term which they are nQm1-
mated to serve. One candidate is nomi-
mated by each party to serve three years,
two to serve two years and two to serve
one year. The ballots will be printed that
way, and so the three-year Democrat
viii be opposed only to the three-year
Republican,; the two two-year Demo-
Gratis to the two two-year Republicans,
and the two one-yea Democrats to the
two one-year Republicans.
Here is the way the nominations stand
according TO the terms:-
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Three years:-Daniel Y. Lewis.
Two years:-Stephen l.. Harvey.
Edward Van Houten.
One y~ear:-Charles Boltwood,
DR.. Mortimer Larnpson.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Three years:-Riehard Brown.
Two years:-John C. Kaiser,
George w. Harding.
One year:-William H. Hooker,
George r. Patterson.
Thus the candidates of the two par
ties are opposed to each other in the fol-
Lewis against Brown
Harvey Kaiser
and against and
Van Houten Harding
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
Hnw,a TEAfs2l

We offer One Hundred D5llars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by HALLS Cata1a,h Cure.
r. J. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, O..
We the Undersigned have known Il. J.
Cheney fer the last fifteen years, and
believe ialln perfectly hoiaorabls N all
business transactions 4and iiaaVloillly
able to carry out any obligatisal made
by their firm.
WEST & TRuAx; Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo. o..
WALDING, KIN1JAN MARVIN
Wholesale Druggists, Tose&o, q. M
11a1ly, act.ne directly upon the hose ara
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
75cs per bottle. Sold BY all druggists.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

Ienclose the photograph of my daugh-
ter and I think it is a picture of perfect
health. When I think how near she was
to deaths door I cannot feel thankful
enough for her recovery" MRS. j. A.
CARL, Reynoldsville, Pennsylvania.
The greater includes the less. Sucha cure
as the above must convince you that
Hoods Sarsaparilla Is a wonderful blood
purifier. Give it a trial this spring.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
PoPULATIoN OF gITED KINGDOM

In 1894 the population of the United
Kingdom, according to the Register
and Wales having 3e,060, 1853, scotland
4,124, 691, and ireland 4,590,700 The birth
rate for the year in England and Wales
was the smallest on record, 29.6 per
1,0OO, 2 per 1000 less han the mean for
the last ten years: the death rate Q6.6
per 1000 was also the lowest on record,
being is per LOCO less than the previous
lowest rate, that for 1883, and 2.6 lower
than the ten year observation-disclosures.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

THE calamity howlers' ~croakings are
beginning to get bach at him now. The
commercial agencies reports remorse-
lessly o his falsehoods and display
the truly beneficial operation of the new
tariff. Here is an extract from R. G.
Dun & Cos Weekly Revdsw'' for to-
day. which tells the story
Some New England cotton manufacture
ers have sold a years output for export,
and have cheap raw material ITO meet
the contracts.
Of course this is not of the raw ma
teriais that is affected by the tariff, but
the development of the foreign market
is directly due to It.
The tariff, 50 far as it remains an is
sue in practical politics at all is favor
able to the Democratic cause.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06
SATURDAY.. APRIL G., 1895.

This pag,sr as Democratic IN principles
end is Independent az .ts riews oa *" local
questions.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

TODAY. Governor werts is obliged to
put a regiment of State troops under
arms. Had not Republican partisan
malice repealed the State Police law.
whsch was Governor Abbett's great idea,
the petty difficulty ait Perth Amboy
would be settled by a handful of blue
coats with clubs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

rf1appie-It's all ovah between Algy ana =;
he jssso un-AmericAn
Eho1Iy-H0w Is that
ChappfeZHe Wefuses to copy anytning fnats
II Engiigh.-Smiths Gray Co. Illus. Montntyss
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

.ng, and you are in the condi-
ion which invites disease. If
he Blood is pure and healthy,
you have sweet sleep, nerve
strength, mental vigor, a good
appetite, and perfect digestion.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-04-06

Because upon the purity Of
the Blood depends the health Of
every organ and tissue Of the
Body. If the Blood is thin and
impure there is weakness,
Nervousness, That Tired Feel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
Gimem midt serinscn shreden

bate neuli1 Die Pniagiere bes Sam-
piers ,SmiBerl0nO" Don Der rGeb
Star Sinie" aus5uIfeben, Der BON Pbia
laoe!pbin tommeno in Nntperpen ei,.
traf. Nls Oericlbe ndmli6 am Gbeins
auai onle9en mclIte, 9erietb er nit benz
enaliiden Sreimalt tier r6altianO 9ant"
in 4OlliliOn, Der bon Dem engllI9en
9temorqueur rSlping Serpent" ge-
l6leppt. eben aus elmer Der S1leuIen
in Die S@eloe %elniief. Ser y6aitlnno
Sant" trai ben .StuiberlanO" oibt
binter Der Waihinent0mmer nit elmer
'oi9en Wuht. baB lieben gilcnpiatteu
eln9crammt nlroen uno oas Waller
lib in Str6men in Den 9ampier er9oB.
SGtte Der &apitdn Des Sreinaiters
niht nod fur3 Dor Dem 3uIammenltobe
Die gnfer ausperfcn luilen uno bier-
burb Die @ubt oes Nnpralles er1ebli1
0emlloert, 10 lpdre Der rSluiberlano"
Observation-Disclosures in spei Sbeile aus-
einanoer9erilleu mWoeu. Die Yoiia=
giere oes lebteren braben in benz per-
bdn0niBpOllen MOmente in laute &ufe
oes Gntlebens aus uno cine allaemeine
panit entitano, Die li6 aber balo ipie=
Der le9te, ais man lab, baB Oas Stiif
li6 trip bes gewaltigen 2efs iiber
9Baiisr belt pno Die Mnltren9unaen
Der Wunni@aft, Die SsHnune al Der.
ltopfen, ppn Griolg 9etrOnt murosn.
SDbalo Die Saoung bes .Siuiberianb"
9sloi6t mar, muroe oerIelbe na6 Dem
SrofcnoOf 9cbrabt. Sir Den an9e-
rihteten Sh0oeu peroen nab ollge-
meiuer Mniibt Die bcioeu eu0liibcn
S6ife auiSufOmmen baben. oa o0s
llnalild leoi9lih ourh lire llnpOrli6=
ti9teit berbeigeiilbrt woroen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
Sic ,,Stimmrm aus Maria 0aah"'

Sei9en NIT fOlNenoer iiberaus trefs
ienoer geleu6tunN oielen, pielen &atbo=
liten cine iebr srOBe @efabr, Die ibnen
in ibrer an9ebDrenen @ere6tigteits=
liebe orobt.
Sin nibt 9erin9er She'll Der &atbo=
litcn 1T oar iebr in 8efo' aus lallter
llnparteili6tcit bohlt parteiii6 uno
aus lallter @utmiitbigteit perrGtberiib
al Der eigenen Sa6e 81 iuerosn. Sei=
bes geidiebt gang %beionbers burh 0al=
ten unb llnterltiiBen Der arbloen
Yrele. Sine ous9eiprOben ihlebte
prelie 1T ia in ibrcn einselnen Grseug=
nillen peroerbli6er uno itren9er perbo=
ten; ALIEN in 9eUinem Slime i9obet
bod Die ,farblpie" prele NOD mebr.
geirtli6 farblos 1T lie i'm @runoe audi
ME, eber webieliOrmia = uno guar
nit Sinneigung gum S6le6ten. 8as
unfatbolil6e, WlaubenslOie miro nllr
in tleinen 9Dien perabreibt uuo niel=
fad nod iOrgidltig umbIllt uno Ourb
3utbaten ihnlafbait 9ema6t: 10 mirtt
es nur I'm 10 li6erer; es per9iitet all
mdblib Den 0eiit Oes iOr9lOien Yeiers
uno mabt ibn idlieBli6 81 einem lalen
unO 0lei6giiltigen, 81 eilem blOben
Namentdtbollten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
Glue Wncrfeunuu0.

Sie oeutiA=ameritaniibe, tatboliide
Preiie. i9reibt Der .Streiilibtsrmaun"
Der columbia, bat in Den lebten 8
Sabren in bsiBem Sample fir Die quite
So6e noble nao wertbUolle SienIte
1etbdu, uno uniers &atbOliien t0nnten
wabrli0 nidt beier ibren 9nnt 5eIgen,
ais ooour6, oaB lie Oielelbe traffic
unter i ii 3
WQu ipllte oenter, Dab Die oeutI6en
&atboliten iiA ibrea Slattern 81 9ros
bem Dante perpfli9tet iiibltel, uno
oaB iie iid jebt BON Der NiiBlihteit. ia
Notbwenoi9teit beutl1er totbolilder
Yldtter CUR GertbeiOignn9 tatb. Yrin=
3ipien uno ipesleli CUR 8ertbeloi9un9
Der Mehte uno 6reibeiten Der oeutihen
&atbuIitcu UOlltdnpi8 iiberjeugt Ddtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
1T bis6er in pffisieaer g0eiie niht oe.

1T bisber in nffisieller Meiie ni6t ae.
ior9t. Sic WiiiliOn 1T nur anf llnters
ltiibung bonn Nuslanoe, Die felt Sabren
INNER eerin9er meroeil, an0emieien.
llno 10 pbne ~iindnsicile llnterlase nit
elmer groben Sbulo auf &atbeorals
uno Seminar, 1T cs i6uer nit Grfolg
At pirfen. Nls erter Grsbii6of aus
Dem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mar Die Sage
nod i6picriaer, Sumal feline ueber.
aangsperiooe itattseiunhcn uno bic
Nenberun9 su f6rof uno obne Vora
Jorge geI6ab. Sbihon Der bl. Stubl
ben Grsbii6of criudte in feirer Stel.
lung 81 bleibsn, 10 erncuerte oerielbe
bas @eiu6 I'm Nnnabme nit ben ye.
m%e99riinoen, baB pbne tbattrdfti9e
Ollie cine Wirtiamteit nit GrfOlg
unmpali6 lei uno baB oiele iteten
Sor9en uno Wiiben ieine 8eiunobeit
l6on tart a%ngegriifen baben. Iuf
bieies bin 9laubts &om oas 8eIuA
%annebnlen 81 iollen uno grsbiihof 3ars
BETH tritt alio BON ieiner Stellung
suriid, ipprin or oas Woblipollen oes
Goni9s, Die Mnbdn9lidteit oes @lerus
uno Die Spmpatbis oes Gpltes geiuou-
nen bat. Ssiu We9gang madt grobes
Iufieben.
Nn6 &eselrna der anselegenbeit
Der GrsoioseIe ~perreiit Der @rSbiidof
CUR Yfle9e ieiner 8%eiunobeit ms SOr.
oansbao bel Yibera9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
SatoAi'S NaOfoI9cr.
(auS Der ,Nnlerita".)

Gine Gepei1e melDet, oaB in Salti=
more Die Na1riht eil9etrohen lei,
Satolli weroe nun wirtli4 gum Gar=
olnal erboben, mad Gom Surlttberuieu,
uilo nit einem pi6ti9en Poiteu in
elmer Der Cardinals congregational
betrallt tpernen. Sein NatIol9er als
Npoitolii6er Selesat in ben Ser.
Staten aber weroe nibt Srelanb ooer
Dennis S'Gonnell nod Der pdpitlihe
Nuntins in Yel0ien isin. 9ielmebr
lei in Som boSu 2abislaus 3ulewSti
allserIeben iporoen. Die Sepeide
nennt ibn STANDARDIZATION bpn Sbe=
ben. 80mit meint le ober bas Grie=
1ii1e Sbeben uno niht oas ae9Dptiibe.
Inns bier in Mmerita tam es nun
Slemli6 alei6 iein, oh Der neue apoito=
lll1e Scle9at - uenn bic Nahribt
anf Wabrbeit berrbt - Situtar=6rS=
biihof bon Sheben in 8rie1en!aub poer
bon Sbeben i'm 9tiltbale lit.
gSi6tiger pdre es, 81 wifen, nel6e
SfeHlilig SdDtSlaitS Saleiu9ti 9egell=
ipdrtig am pdpitliten Sofe Ooer in Der
tatbOliiAen Stride einnimmt.
Sic neneite Nus9abe Der ,Gcrarchia
Cattolica" beseibnet i'm als 9e9en=
uGrti9en appltOliiden 0elegaten fir
St-SnOisn. Mls Iolher miro er
iiAerlib Der en9lilden Sprabe mdbtl9
lein, Obne 3lpeiiel aber audi nit pieler
onberen Spraben, mie nit Dem Yortu-
gieliiden. 6ranSoliibeu, SinOui uno
Sinooltanl 81 tbun baben.
@~orausNeisbt allo, BOB jene Nab=
ri6t iib beitdtigen lollte, mare oas
teine 10 il e gEabl. Scnn Gin grd=
lat, Der Ole Sntereien Der tatbolildeu
Stride in Dem &Oltergemii1e. Slin=
oiens nit gSeisbeit gu pertreten Qe=
lernt hat, miro li9srlih aud lib bier
in Mnlerita nibt CUR Yergenultioun9
elmer Sprabe 81 @miten elmer onOern
miBbrauhen lolen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06
Sic propaganda fir oas Gng:
oocr oas ,,fDitena=
tiShe MnerifaniTren'-.

= Sn einem Sn~terpielu nit einem See
ribtertotter Der n6rantfurter 3eituu9"
bat cardinal Gibbons unter 2lnoerem
9ela9t:
,Mun berItebt in 9euti6lano unO
aud anoersWo ni6t, Dap Die Nmerita=
ner ii6 3u elmer Natipn0litdt entpiteln
mOllen. @eraoe wie 9euti6lauo lib
in j0~brelon9en &Gmpten gu elmer 8Olfs=
einbeit Bernusgebiloet bat, 10 itreben
mir aud nab elmer gemillcn SOmOoeni=
tat, oercn GuBerer Nusoruf Die 8emein=
iamteit Der englil6en Sprdde lit. 3d.
Der ertlGrt ii6 aud in Der iotbolii6en
STRIDE 9tOrO=2lmeritas Die YrOpa9anoa
fir oas Gn9lii6e."
9as mare 0lIO wieoer bic ,olte @es
I6idte". @uitatt Der Matur Der Sin0e
rubi9 ibren g8eg gu laiien unO Oas
SeraniUG6icn Der vOmeritanii6en q o.
tiOn" ibren nOtiirliden Sang gu
l0Ncn pollte unb mill man bon tir1s
lider Scite nod INNER eingreifen II,
Ous bat cardinal Gibbons i'm Sbi9eu
ertldrt.
,@ton oerlie6t in 9euti6lano uno
NnOers no Hiht. o0b Die glmeritancr
ii6 81 elmer NatIOnalitat entwidclu
Wpliem."
3uerIt tra9en mir: Wer Iino Oieie
@meritaner" Die ID gu elmer 9tatios
nOlitGt teranbilOeu wUllen. SaB bic
oe6ten" &meritoner, bic l~lrbeiuobner,
Die Snoi0ner i d al elmer NatiOnos
litQt beranbilOen mOlIen" oas 1T
oS9winoel". 0as meiB eiu Sober.
gBie nun etua bic in Nmerita wObnens
ben eiu9epanoertea SSrlQnher poer
SawsOen OOer NOr8eger ODER ielbit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-08-06

Scuti1e lid 81 eirer Watioualitdt
entiplfle mollen", baB 1T ebenir
ibmleri9 81 be9reifsn, oenn lie t0nner
id clb # niht mebr 1ncritanlIt
MAIDEN als bic Natur Der Gerbdltnihe,
o0S 2ano uno ibre llmaebrng es tbun.
gSern 0ber bamit 9efugt icin fou iit
MOLTEN bafilr iDr0eu, bab ibre Nat=
fpmmen nitr / meritani6
icin iDllen, inocm Tie muir en9lilt
reoen uno mir q m eri 6eS f.
anertennen, 10 fallen mir allf Die
altc, oumme gebauptnng: QQes re II
q III eritani6 DE 1T iuumer bas
Bette. SDmit bat oicicr DSrteroiep"
pieoer 9esei9t, baB Der alte lln'tnn iei=
men &rcislauf INNER bon Nellem maht.
Wit &e6t sei0t bic yGolumbia" in
eirem ldngeren artifel oarauf bin. oab
Nt q r. S%atolli GbnIi6e Nnibdl=
uu0en beot uno bieielbe bemiertt in
llebereinltimmun9 nit benz vWanoerer"
oaSu:
Sic NnIibt oes Cardinals itimmt
81 eirem Sdrciben Mi9r SatOlli's an
Elm canooiI6=IransOliides Slatt uno
peroient aui alle 6dlle feit9ena9elt gu
perocn; I'm 10 mebr, als geraoe biele
yYrpp09anoa" cine Sluf9obe III. Die
ourhous ni6t in Der legitimen SpbGre
Der STRIDE beaw. Der tirhiiben SebOr=
Den lieat. IS lei nod bemertt, oaB
man al!eroings, 9egen bic "natiirli6e
Gnt,Difelune" nid)t a~utGmpien iol;
oas tbut aber 9eraoe Die logenanmten
yNneritaniIirer", oenen Der natiirlide
Sang ber0inge vsu lan9iam" purtummt
llnb Die oieiem oeBbalb OurA cine ebenio
einieitige als unbere6ti9te vPropa=
GAMBIA fiir's GnSlii1e" UorsuSreifen
uno i'm 81 beIb!euni9cn ilben, nobel
lie lslOer - ui6t ourb Die yGinlibt",
iouoeru pielmebr burd Die leidt 81 be=
ihuaBenOe &ursIi6ti9tcit uno De-
(i6rQnttbelt manher unIerer beutl6en
l20nosleute unteritiibt weroel,, Die ni6t
81 piiroi0en wihen, mas iie uno ibre
,&inoer nit Der Mutteriprahe aufgeben.
@baraiteriitiih fir Den enabe9renSten
@elidistreis Oes Cardinals, wie Der
NupiIten iiberbaupt in oieier Sra9e lit
iibri9ens Die Sbatia6e, bah Der nift
bios 3utrefenbe, ipnOern aud bon allen
p%srtdnoi9en SeutlAsGmcritaner ldn9lt
prnttii6 erprObte uno betu0brte @e=
oante, Dap man rett mObl feline Mut=
teripra6e erbalten uno cine aloere (bler
Die en9liIhe) binSulernen uno nit gro=
Bsm Sprtbeil belize Derluertben lam,
linen bis beute nod niAt einmal au
bGmnnern i6eint."