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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
Sbto.

- Sin iebr 9eriebener @auner uno
TGlider operirte tiirSli6 in % y II.
Gr nanute iib Sames SaDlor uno CAB
lib fir einen Mrbeiter aug. Mebrere
ieiner Spfcr unter ben Sauflleuteu iiuo
Der YoliSei betanut. @r begNnn feline
SperOtiOn am leBten Samsta9. uno
bate mdbreuo oes SonntN9s 8elegen=
belt, iid aus Dem Staube 81 MAIDEN.
e6e bic 6dlidung Der We6iel, melhe
er in llmlauf 9eieBt bate, entoeft
wurOe. gr bertat in NrbeitertleiOun9
nit bei6muBtem 6eIi6t uno SGnoen,
einen 5innernen 2un6eimer trageno,
Die 8eiddftslOtale, wel6e nit SunOen
an9efilllt Warrn, mu6te einige feline
gintGufe uno ilberrei6te Dem Gailirer
cine bon Der yS0lbOt Stope &c." aui
Sames Saplor 0us0eltelts Nnneiiung
auf Summen i'm Vetra0e BON SO bis
$13. We0en bes bieoeren Wusie6ens
Des Otnnnes muroe tein Seroa6t 9e=
idOpit uno puroe ibm in ieoem Sale
oas &leingelo ausbeSablt. Ter
S6pinoler 1T 80 Sabre alt. bon mitt-
lerer Statur unO ountlem Saar. @r
bat. iOipeit big jeBt betannt lit, aui
Oieie WeIie $85 suiammen9eidmiuoelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
@ennfDlpania.

- Sic yoberen Y~ierIunoert" BON
9 bilNOelpbia a, Der gutenStaot Der
Yruoerlicbe. lino Tin elne Grfubrung
unO um zine bstrGbtIi6e NnSObI
Collars drmer ge>pOrDen, &Or lCds
g8DDeu fam Elm Gbepaar, Dns lid Sa=
ron pon Ghel'bn mil 8emablin aus
Yreslaa nannte. nab philadelphia uno
amii'irte lid Ouf Soften Der oOrtigen
SboDoD=NtriltOtrdtie gGus inmOs. is
mag 9lelG 6emertt Wnosn, Dab i'm
8OtGG'iben &alenoer teiu iOlAer ga=
ron UsrSei6net lit unO heute lino aud
FbilaoelpbiU'8 2lriitotrOten ijberSeu0t,
oOb lie 8ebOriQ 9erupit wuroen. Sin
rci6er iunNer MtNnu bon bort m06te
I'M leBten Sabre in B0ris Die Betunnt=
ihOit De8 n@arOn5" uno GeBtcrer 5eiQte
lid pm iciner beltcn Seltc. Yer lun0e
YbiluoelpbiN'er luo Den Baron Elm, i'm
einm0l in Nmeritn 81 beIu6en, uno
bIerpOn m09te oOs YG0r Dor icbs @O-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
I,txenthtttner Dntrtte.T

den @ebrouh. is itlcg i'm 2aIapettc
Sotel 0b unD iuftc Damn Den 6rellnO
aus Yaris ouf. Hebterer mar bob cr=
frcltt nnb fiibrte Den Sarpn in alien
prOminentcn Clubs Cit. Der llniOn
Seaglc Stub ltcllte benz Sorpn cine
Wtit9licostarte aus. 9ie8 bere6tigte
Den @Nit. lid Speiicn unb Gctr0ntc
na6 Scllcbcn Qebcu ST. lNIen. Der
Vetrd9 miro 0ufocibricbcn, uno menn
Der 6nIt nidt beSOblt, mus Der Serr,
Der lbn einfilbrte. bcrappen. Ser 3D.
ron mu6te iiber 800 SAuloen, mel0e
Der illn9c PDiIaoclpbi0'er su beSublen
bate. Ncbnli6 9ing e5 ben Scrren,
tpelhe ben Baron i'm Wtanufocturers'
uno i'm &ittenbOufe @Iub ciufiibrtcn.
Der gss1ron mar Elm ausgcsci6neter Yo=
ter'pieIsr llno oft luo CT etlihe 0errcn
nit @eIo IN ieiu Simmer im 0otel So=
foDette Elm, no 9onSe 9tdhte binOur6
Qe'plclt Duroe. Ser Baron ~lic'crte
tets Die &arteu uno bic Chips"
(SpitlmortCn). Seine v@emObIln"
oer'tono oa5 Spiel ebcnTols, unO mert=
WiirolgerUciie' 9emamn entmeoer Der
Baron OoCr Die 8orOneie. Gincr Der
Serren lab cinlnal. ouB in Der tleinen
Saihe, mOrln Der Baron Die &Nrten
out0ob, etilGe feline 6lnihen mo eln
RlnIcl l0Qcr, NeDnliha Ynrop6erna=
lien iUcr0en bon ShwlnO!ern gum Be-
malen Der &nrten bcEiibt. 0Q8 Gr=
4ebnlB ielner 8eOba1tumJ mar, onB er
li0 DOn Dem Baron 3uriifiOQ. Dor
ettDa 5pet No6en llC0elte 0u5 YnQr III
Die Observation-Disclosures WoreltOn Jnn
in SorresoaIe iiber uno OOrt ipielte IS
Iein YOter'piel fort. 3uIcgt wuroe
obCr dllf bier oas WiibtrNuen mad,
umIOntebr, uls man eriuDr, oNB Die
8nrDnC'e 25 Gents bon einem 3im=
mermQO6cn uno Der Baron So pom
00ustne6t 9cbor0t bate. Su lester
9Snde iiberreihte Der Yarpn Dem No=
tclOerwalter SboemNter ciueu She'd
zines Ybilaoclp1ia'er 6ci1ditsmannc5
llber $500. 9ieIe Sunme bate Der
Baron %8eponnen. 6crr Shoemaker
nobm Den 6bef al IT'D, sOQ Die Bed
llln0 ocs 8orOnS iiber $50 0b uuo
GQnoi8te ibm $40 ein. Dies fiibrte su
elnem willten STREET uno bon ou an
bra6cn Die GGite alien Gertebr nit Dem
Baron alb. Sor einigen IOQen nun
gina er fOrt uno fam niht mieoer. 9lm
unOeren Gag UerlieB oud Die SaroneIie
bas 9otel. Man bat eiuen glrten
0runo 81 Der g~lunnbme, oaB Der 8o=
rOn icin Cper0tionsfclo nn6 Nelp Oort
OerleNt bat. Sou bort aus erbielt eir
an9cie6cner Pbilaoelpbiu'er bas SeIe=
Qrumm: SIT e5 pabr, ooB Baron BON
SNeIjba nit SRI. Marn Yenion Ore
rel pcrlobt iit?" Sn Der 9rerel=6o=
milie tra9t feline Dame einen iol9en
NQmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11

Sin bura feline 9roBarti9en
Observation-Disclosures uno als
belltlhnutlpnaler Wtann betannter
6nbrit0nt, Serr SoIepb S6mie9er in
3mooau in SOhmen, lpuroe bon elnenl
unbefonntcn Wanne eri6pIleu. Der
un9liiflihe i6eint por elmer merflpiir=
ol0en Nbnung eriiiQt 9elpeIsn 81 iein,
oaB CT teiu natilrlihes Gnoe re6men
meroe. GDr einiQeu Sabrsn perIi0erte
er Il6 auf $40, 600 90. Gr beipro6
babel oue WO9libteiten, pie Suele,
Selbl tmoroe uilp., llno I'M lebten
%gluBenblif, beDOr err leine llnteridriit
CAB, fraNte er ben Gertreter Der Gciell=
ihoft: rg8ie 1T es osnr, luenn ih einem
Cpier f0llc?" - User ioa Sic oenn
ermOroen?" entge9ncte Der &ertreter.
- cWSeiu 6Ott, in oieIen 3eiten!" mar
Die Nntport S6miegers, yman tann
ME wiiien, mas Ginem puilirt." Seine
8orobnun9 er'iilte li6; er iiel an
WtOr9en be3 2. Suli (Uermutbli6 einem
&a6eatt) sum Spier.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11

lben @eIonoten gar ionoerbar auf iei-
men Hod 9ebeftet su iein. @rit als Der
@e'anote lib Derabi6iebete uro ieinen
ueber5leber ni6t fano, er9ab iia. baB
Stampfll itatt ieinen eiQenen 9tof ben.
lenl9ell oes 8elonoten eripiI6t uno Die.
tenn oarln Nlioiens ertbeilt bate. Der.
telbe Stdmpfli bot einmal auf Der
nS6eiOeg9" einen Sitter, Der Iib auf
cine S6aar Souriiten itiir3en woute,
bel Den SOrnern 9cpadt uno mad mi.
nutenlan0em Gingen i%iberipdltiat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
;SDe 1nGte wirn fcinen @Dnat
Ieteu.

60 wurbe 9erru Gilman grown, go.
81 W&iu GRAPE, GoUtb Gardener,
Miaf., Don Ou 2~lersten 9eiogt. Sein
Sobn bate ein g~ungenil6sl, wel6eS pom
typBii6cm Wt0lnriG gcfoIgt wurOe unO
CT verau5g06te 1915 OIL Ner;te, wcl9e
Den &nabcu i6tieBIi6 NIT ben Mortcn
perlOren 9obsn: ,,Guer &nobc miro teis
ucn Wtor0t lebcu." Gr periu6te DR..
Kings New Discovery uuO ciu puar
6lOi6en 9abeu ibm ieiue @eiunObcit
mieber mo erm09li6ten eS linn ais
geimnOer Wouu wieOer an Die 2lrbeit Su
9cben. Gr io9t, CT i1uIbc DIR. Kings
New Discovery feline gcgcnuartige, CUTE
@ciunobeit uuO er baltic OGSiel6e iiir oaS
bette 9ellmittcl Der lScIt 9egen Srngens
iisel. NrObeflai6en umlOnlt in Z. W.
0tuete's ~Npotbete, 568 MainsS truBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
Srcic @iQcm.

GenOen gle &5rc 2torcBe an s. 6.
@utlen q 60, 0bicooo, unb crboItcn
Sic cine S9o6tcI pom DR.. Kings New
Life Pills gratis. Sine Strobe piro
Sic uOn Ocreu Ncrtb i~iberieugen. Qieie
Eiuen lino pom elmer miloen NirtunQ
rnO ijno pon beionoerem GrIoI0e CUR
Sciluug pon &crltopiung unO dronii6cm
&opiwcb. Sir W}Olorio uno Gebers
trOntbciten bObcn Oieiclben ii9 ais uns
i6dbbur bewicier. Sic iinO ~0urantirt
Don berbcr scricbcnocr Gubitans irei unO
9QuSIi6 uou &rduteriublton,en .5uiuns
m~engciebt gu iein. Sic i6ma6cn ni6t
bel lbren @ufngcn i~onOcrn fraitiQcn
Do9 Gyltcm inOem lie DEM Wugcn uno
Den llnterIeibs : Sr9ouen neue Strait
9cbcn. Sine Gtotel pom gcw6bulidcr
@r0Be toitet 25 Gents. gu buben bel
Z. ". Jtuete, 2lpotbefer, 5G0 Wtoin
GtrQBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11

C3cons 0iijfIjb 3uriid9ele9t. 9teun
99Dden lang trieb cr ollein in ieiner
NuBi6ole pOr g9ino uro @clen einber.
&On 4or0on aus trot er Die tiiGrc
T0brt in elmer vTorD" an, Die III
l3! SUB lang, A. 6uB brett ulo 81
TuB tief mar. 9Os tlci1e Sabrseug,
ouS GeocrnbOIi left 9efiiQt, u1o nit
3intbleb beidlN0en, mar oben nit far
fer, 0ctbeerter Qeinnono peroeft, nm
Elm G%inorinQen Der iibcri tilrsenoen go.
gen 3u pe~rDinocrn. Casters Siihen=
0er0tbe maren Elm PctroleumtO6er uno
einjQe Stiif Yle6GcINirr. Gein YrO=
oiunt bcit0no aus Gortoffeln, &nuGs
fIcli6, aubereitetem Semitic uno aofs
fee. Gin tleiues Se9el biclt o0S 6abr=
3eu0 i'll Gur8. &iirsli6 errei1te Der
ttibne Sdiifer MULTIPLICATION Den 9Oicn
bon Bolton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
Snbcm icincu @crtb fcnmc1

8clcrmt. = 9ieleS 1T nur aus 3au=
ieuoen BON Srieien. welhe an Or. Ye=
ter EubrneD in Chicago, ST., 9%eianot
tucrosn; nYitte, ienOen Sic mir rm=
QebcnO l 9ugeno 6l0I6cn 6orni's
Mogenitdrter. SD babe feline mebr
bon oieicr OSeoi;in oil Sano uno es
ibeirt ais pb Die 2eute oeiIen @ertb
ieBt IhdBen ~lcrnten. g8er i'm cinmal
Qebroudt bat tOmmt wieoer. Mtir bat
6orni'5 Mta0enitGrter Elm &ino pDm
Sooe errettct." - Ni5t in Npotbeten
su linden. 2%otOlagenten %pcrtauien i'm.
98cnn nidt 81 BADEN, penOe. man lid
an Or. Yeter SabrneD. Chicago, 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11

rooe our6 i'm lernte mnn6e unierer
bernorragcnoen Decentralization gum
eriten Ntule Die gGelt tcnncn. Inter
pieIen N0lnen, Die in bieier Sesiebung
9cronnt meroen fDnnten, lei nllr oer=
jeni9e BON Nbrnbnm Sincoln eripGbnt.
Sieie Soften inn mpbl Ouf INNER oo=
bin. Ser bcutiNe 2eicr fam lie be-
ipnocrs in einem Sbeile Der 8eritGfer'=
ihen @rsdblun9en lebboit wieocr Dor
ieiner pb0ntalie Ouferlteben lallen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11

3trnEnmat nnn TasfdJnlc,
inter geituns Der Sdwsiteru Der driitli9eu
9iebe. (St. SoiepbS afaoemie.)

inter 2eituns Der Sdwsfteru Der driitli9eu
9iebe. (St. Soiepbs afaoemie.)
TieIes Suititut liegt in eilem Der seluns
better uuo rubl9iteu Nelibeujtbeile 0bica8o'S
in Der Babe oeS l6atti9en Sumbolot parts
iIno 1T Don ben Sobnboten aus elrb bic
peri6ieOeueu N oieiem Bart fibrenosu
GtraBenbabusg lnieu 81 eTreiden.
Ger llnterri6tSpimu nmiaBt aue @egeIt,
itGuoe, Die gepObuIid in bOberen anltalten
oeIebrt mcroen. 2luBeroem Gber wirb aud
ell uolltGuol9er NaISboltul95s0urius er,
tbeilt NIB 10 eillem orlugenoeu @eoiirfnilie
ab8ebolieu, oas i'll ben weltelten Sreilen tine
mer 0cbictertiher li6 iilbIbOr ma6t.
Die I'M Solephinum berunwa6ienoen 0tr'
Der loleu prGttiid fiir's Sebeu er;oSen wer'
ben uno ibrer Su!iiuttt9cu SteluIS libt rur
Gjriillibe tromme @rumolGbe lnb cine fstIie
0eoieoeue &ilonng, iouoeru aud aue niis,
lid)eu &enntniIie wno SertiStettsn snt8e9en::
briugcu, bic le beiGbi9sn, OronunS, Sliid
uno Se0su duf ibrem SerufoweSs nm itt ~
perbrelteu.
Ole GrGiimrrS bes Snltitutes 1T am 3.
September. g8eSeu Inmeloun9 unb nGbs'
rer QlIsfunft nelIoe man llb oil
SISTER SUPERIOR,
Josephinum, Oakley Ave. & LIE Moyne 81.
Chicago, III.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
@iTomrt.

!Seut,utooe h6rt man oe,nHhnIih
mn npn gSunnerleiitmnosn otIon.
tiiher Qinipnhomnfpr hin mr. misnpr
ouh sirps 9omnfboptss hps Sti0en
Srrons inmip nnn Nohtz nm onhsrsn
gRettiobrtrn. nm mSr hem ShomnIotp
ierrhr6t, sri06rt mr. bel oon, bsipnnpz
rem Nnl3iier etmos pon hcr @ijtprbootz
Glptte oui ben Wem1iiern pes 9piiiii.
iippiz9 hQlss, unp hat foun cine
gl6nuro Doppu. mas ijir Elm oemo(tioes
Geih0ft Dielelbs npGD miner NINE oiIrs
guf6ebeu modt! Ginine 4oblen m6hz
fen fir pieIe I]ernitrbembe ii6srroihsnn
ieju' Sic Gemoiier oieips SboIps mn
unD ob iobren oeoenm6rtio mint meni.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
gudIets's glruiea SaIbe.

Die bette SaIbe in Der 0eIt fir
S6nittpuuoen, Sauti6irfunsen, @uns
ben, @ei9wiire, SaIjluB, 6ieberwunz
ben, S9urf, seiprunsene 9anoe, 6rOits
bsulen, &rGbenausen, unb ale 9autentz
siinbun9en uno lit cine li9ere 9eilung
fir SGmorboioen. IS wiro sarautirtz
ooB bas WitteI poutommens @enu9,
tbuuug sibt a; penm ni9t, wiro bas 9eIo
turiteritrttet. Yreis 20 Gents per
S9a3tel. - gu ~pertaufen bel 3. IS.
&uete, apotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
SermiiDte NadDrt6ten.

@us ben @robitGbten tpirb gemel-
bet. oab Die 3abl Der Ylopmers" nit
leoem Gage obncbme, wdbreno bic Der
ipeibli6en &aofabrer fDrtpdbreuo in
raiaem 98adstbum begriHen lit.
Seutibe Spielia9en iinoen ir
ENGLAND einen Ibiab, ben man jdbrs
lid auf nabeSu 40 Milionen Wart
oeranl6lagen Mill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11

er einen acOBercn &iiig I'M Soiraum.
9tdh Der 8ortreiIliHteit lcine5 NuS=
'ebens 81 i6lieben, miro err i'm nGhitcu
Sabre Das 9lnnt als SofelmuIitant nit
erneuten Trdften antreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
Sacred Geart Golleae,
Giu rpaNdnoiser
ttii0 ariiMOli@cr

flaiii9er Gurius, ioruie Gliricn i'm G,,ss
lii6en, III ben eruftsu gSiileni6aften
ulO in Der SaubelSwirtbl6ait nit 9or'
bereituu0szG urleu. @eoie9ele Surieu
I'M 0eutlAeu uno I'M Tran5ofi9sl.
S]teuograpbie uno Eppepriting. you'
ftGuoi9e muiitolii6e abtbeilung. Gpm.
nahum. Oos @sbGuoe 1T nit Oanlpf.
bei,ul9 uno eutem uouiGnoi8en 8aiier'
Iperfipltem perieben. Die Glalien be.
Qiuueu am 4. S%eptembsr. Sataloga
merOeu aui Outrage tolteuirei tuseitsut.
Wou penDe llh an:
REV. j. O'KEEFFE, c. $. G.,
Sacred Heart College,
Watertown, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
Sausbaitrrin griuGt.

Sine quite, tatbnlii6e SauSbGlteriu wirb
gtiu6t nm Steuun8 bel eIlem tdtb. Prie'
Ter gu nebmen. I'm nGbsre @uSfunit penbs
man Iib an: y. care of German
Catholic Printing Co., Dubuque. Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
st. Claras
1koDenlie .....
SIYNINNAWA. WISCONSIN.

TisIelbe itebt inter geitun9 Der Sonilt'
fauer G6weitcrn. 2luS9eoebute gea
iieun9en, pelde iiir ibre Seiunbe nnb
pra6tuoue Gage taum hires @lei4eu
baben. uniere @ebdulidteiten iino eles
CANT uno gerdumi9 uuo nit ben mos
Serniten IerbsiIerungen perisbel,. SUM
gen Gamer peroeu bier ale mo9liteu
SIlismittel an Die Salb SeSeben. nm
lid elte griinoli6e uno pOultanotSs
Gr;iebung anSueiSnen.
I'm S.tra9 Der S9ul9elber NIB ndbere
2luStunit reube mOt ilh II
MOTHER
ST. CLARAs ACADEMY,
Sinsinnawa, Wis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
Maine.

Sn einem tleinen Gc0cIboot Eat
rim Yontec-& eemonn. &Obu &o5tey
Don Nud9pOrt. Die 6abrt ijbcr Die
lUeIte &aherUiite Oes atI0ntii9en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-11
..
Srmtibiauo.
Gliab ptbrin9en.

- lleber 6olmar entluo lib ant 10.
Sttli Elm 8Cpitter, b0s Elm lhlueres
lln9liif nsrnnlobte. Ser Nfersr So
bann ShmOrer mar nit Ieincr ounsen
GOlnilie Nuf Den gNicien nit ScuaufIa=
Den bcitditi0t, ais plDBlib Die orei on
BEN gSU0el ~9eiponnten %wertbpollcn
Pfcroe ourh einen SliBltrabl 9etDotet
ruurocn. Ter S6wnacr. Der Die
Prcroe lcntte, wrroe obnmGhtia Su
SOoeu 0ci6lnQen lno iGm Nranoipuns
ben 0mSOrper bei9ebrabt. nah Dem ibm
Der Slib Die &leiber unb Die Shube
fOrmIi6 bonn Geibe g"erilien bate.
The herald., 1896-12-17
A POPULAR INVESTIGATION

Although Senator Chandler of New
Hampshire is Republican and lingo,
he is likely to be the means of making
life very much a burden to Hanna and
Mckinley. His hatred of the president
elect is boundless, for no reason, how
ever, other than that the Ohio man beat
Reed out of the nomination. Awhile ago
Senator Chandler said that "the circum-
stances leading up to the st. Louis con-
vention were honeycombed with fraud"
Upon this and similar statements Of the
senator concerning the frauds perpe-
trated by Hanna and Mckinley, the
Democratic and Populist senators are
demanding thorough investigation of
the methods employed and the money
spent by Hanna's campaign committee.
Chandler will not retract word or
qualify a charge that he has made. He
knows that in any event Mckinley will
be inaugurated, but he is perfectly will
ing that the Canton man so into office
uHueT d clOuu, anu he KNOWS, tOO Lndl
Senators Vest and Allen are the kind Of
men to push such an investigation. No
doubt Chandler is having the moral sup
port Of a large number of Republican
senators. for not one of them is taking
kindly to Hanna's bossy ways.
1t would be popular move to trace the
SIG, ,O00o 900 that it cost to elect Mckinley
from the donors of it down through the
several channels of disbursement. The
people have stood amazed ever since it
became known that Hanna collected
such campaign fund. They know that
no such sum of money could be raised
wholly on love of party, nor could it be
disbursed for legitimate campaign pur-
poses. and hence honest men of all par
ties sincerely wish that Vest, Allen and
Chandler may succeed in unearthing the
inwardness oa n all.
The herald., 1896-12-17
THINK ABOUT 1T

To the Editor of the Los Angeles Her.
aid: Now that we have Mr. Snyder
as mayor, and a council made up of
good men and true" L hope for the sake
of Los Angeles that the debasing spec
tacle of a chain-gang working on her
streets will soon be wiped out
l despise lazy vaga bond as much as
any one, but l have been solicited by
men on your streets for the price of
a meal for the doing of which. had |
had them arrested and put with that
gang | should feel that l had committed
IL heinous sin. How can we conscien-
tiously ask the Giver of All Good for
daily gifts when we at the prayer of a
fellow-creature for bread give him moi
stone. but ball and chain?
If you had a box of fruits sent to you,
and on opening it you discovered that
some of them were gone bad, others
slightly touched and others, by separat-
ing them al once, with little care, would
be all right, what would you do with the
fruit? Dump it out altogether? No
The box would be consigned to some 10 :.
cality where it's pernicious influence
would not affect health. The thrifty
housewife would know what to do with
the balance. But humanity, afflicted
with that paralyzing disease that Rob-
ert Burns calls "poortith cauld," are
treated by the police authorities of Los
Angeles. because some are quite gone
as if they We're all alike, and dumped on
the chain-g gang. Many times in the old
country have heard people say, We'll,
poverty is no crime" have not heard
any one say it in Los Angeles
A. SANDERSON.
December a. 1895
The herald., 1896-12-17
A SUGAR BOUNTY TRICK

Two years ago the Republicans
of Nebraska had a majority of more
than two-thirds of the legislature. and
they enacted law over the governors
veto to pay a bounty of cent a pound
on beet sugar. The money to pay the
bounty was to be raised by increasing
the tax levy of the whole state. This
year the legislature is Democratic Pop
ulist by good working majority, and
it is announced the sugar bounty law
will be repealed the moment the legis-
lature gets down to work. The debate
will make interesting reading. for
principle of government is involved in
the question which is new to most states.
The acreage devoted to sugar beets in
Nebraska is very small as compared to
that employed in grain raising. The su-
gar lands, as they are called, are quite
as we'll adapted to cereals as the land
that is not suited to beet culture, but
when planted in beets, with l cent
pound bonus, the per acre profit is very
satisfying. The principle involved, then,
is shall growers of cereals be taxed
to afford extraordinary profits to grow
ers Of beets? The grain farmers deny
the right of the state to tax them to
build up class of farmers who happen
to own land adapted to beet raising, and
they demand that either the bounty on
sugar be repealed or they be paid a
bounty on the cereals produced by their
soil.
There are enough friends of the sugar
bounty steal in the legislature to make
a stubborn fight and as the Oxnards are
behind them, there will be plenty of
money for convincing" purposes. If the
repeal of the bounty law can be pre-
vented this winter, the matter could not
be taken up again until 1899, and right
there is where the joker lies. 1t is very
certain that the extra session of con-
gress will reinstate the cents a pound
sugar bounty to be paid by the govern
ment, and as the l cent now being paid
to the Nebraska beet growers is wholly
a state affair, the national bounty would
make their total bounty cents Found
until 1899 anyway, and longer If they can
control the next legislature 1t. is a
dastardly scheme, but it is almost GER
tain of defeat.
The herald., 1896-12-17

stated that arrangements were being
made for splendid flower fete on the
1st of January and that they desired to
| invite the citizens of Los Angeles to
| participate with decorated carriages and
| other vehicles and that the members of
| the chamber of commerce especially
| should be invited to attend and take
| part in the parade. In the discussion
| that followed Director Francis called at
| tention to the enthusiastic service that
| the Pasadena people had rendered at the
last Fiesta and the important part they
played In the Floral day parade, and he
| suggested that the directors go in body
| In a tallyho which it would give him
pleasure to provide. This plan was i'm
mediately adopted, and the directors Of
| the chamber will attend in q decorated
| coach. The following resolution was
| adopted:
Whereas The people of Pasadena are
| planning floral parade to take place on
January 1st, to be known as the Tourna-
ment of Roses and,
Whereas. The city of Pasadena has al
ways cO-Operated with the city of Los
| Angeles in the Fiesta and other enter
prises in which the chamber of commerce
has been interested; therefore be 1t
Resolved, BY the directors of the
chamber that they call upon the MEM
bers of this organization to interest
themselves in the proposed tournament
as far as possible and as many as are
able to do so to participate in the parade.
Director Croft, chairman of the COM
mittee on law and legislature. reported in
favor of the bill nowHpending in the SEN
ate creating a new department of the
cabinet to be known as the department
Of commerce and manufactures The d.
rector stated that his own personal ex-
perience in Washington in the land office
had shown him that many Of the de-
partments are overburdened with bu-
reaus that could be wisely transferred
to such department. whereby the work
itself would be more efficiently performed
and the labors of the other secretaries
be proportionately relieved. The follow
ing resolution, which he proposed, was
adopted:
Resolved, That the Los Angeles cham
Der of commerce recommends the pas
sage by congress of "A bill to establish
the department of commerce and manu-
factures," being senate bill 2447, and re-
spectfully requests that the senators and
representatives of the state of Califor-
MIA give said bill their earnest and hearty
support
1t was moved and carried that the pres
ident appoint nominating committee
of five to suggest names of officers and
directors for the chamber for the en-
suing year. The president announced
that he would submit the names Of the
committee later.
The board then adjourned.
The herald., 1896-12-17

to keep his memory green in the hearts
Of the people, but because such an ex-
preston of appreciation of his mindful
ness of the peoples comfort is due him.
The people of this day and generation
will have many added pleasures because
of this wide expanse of field and hill and
dale, now their own, but as the years
come and go. artificial attractions will
give new splendor to what nature has
done, and men and women and children
centuries hence will enjoy in complete
ness the advantages which Colonel Grif-
fifth yesterday made possible-made sure
and certain.
The herald., 1896-12-17
GRIFFITH PARK

A free and unqualified gift of 5000 acres
of rich, picturesque and altogether de-
sirable land to a city for public park
purpose marks an historical event in
municipal life which will be conspicu-
Gus in all time as monument TO the
great heart that prompted it. The cities
OF. the world have parks and gardens
for the peoples health and happiness
but it was left for Los Angeles to re-
ceive AS gift from one of her citizens
Colonel G. j. Griffith, a. tract of land
for public park and garden uses that in
dimension is not equaled by any com
mercial center in America or beyond
the seas.
OF course 1t will be called "Grifitt
Park" Not that Colonel Griffith needs
to have his name identified with the sif,