davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Unnecessary Railroads .

From the st. Louis Globe-Democrat.
The annual report of tho Illinois Rail
road and Warehouse Commission presents
a feature OF the transportation problem
that is not generally understood. and
that does not receive the attention that
II deserves. Ulder the laws Of illinois
any number OF persons not less than hFe
may become incorporated as a company
to construct and operate q railroad. That
Is to cay, they can obtain q franchise from
the state sud acquire certain vested
rights whea their real purpose may be
aud usually is,purely specnlatiVe- They
ere not required to show that they have
the necessary capital TO carry out the
enterprise, and as a matter OF fact
they do not expect to put RnJ
money into 10 themselves, but simply
to make money out Of IL by inducing
others to do tine investing. Over 900 OF
these franchises have b.en granted In
illinois, and there are now only III pro
prietary aud Subsidiary railroad lines IN
operation In tho state In most instances
the roads thus built were sold or leased
TO other lines. and a majority of them
were not justified by any public necessity.
The traffic could have been handled by
the lires already IA existence. aud these
new ones tended only to divide Il aud
abke It Improbable. without doing the
people any substantial good They In
creased the railroad Indebtedness with
out increasing the means Of payment,
and the only gamers were the specula
tors. There IL q similar situation Ia all
OF the other Western states. Railroad
building has been pushed far beyond all
legitimate demands and the result has
been detrimental in every way.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Hnndel Held for TrInI.

Albert Handel, who was charged with
stAbblng Frank Rogerofski at Taylor
aud Buttonw wood streets. through jealousy,
WAS arraigned last night before Judge
Ball. He WAS represented by Walter H
Hayes, and he had no defense to offer at
this court. Judge Ball held Heinel In
81, 600 bail for the upper court which
be qave
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Married nt Friends Meeting House.

Friends Meeting House, at Fou th and
West streets to day, was the scene Of
one of the most charming yet withal
simple weddings OF this season OF happy
brides and proud grooms. The qusint
old building was thronged with the
friends Of David Jones Reinhsrit and
Miss Anna Margaret Hewes. who had
gathered to witness the ceremony making
them husband and Wife
The service, according TO that of
friends, was very impressive and beaCti-
full. The overasers we,e Mr. and Mrs
Clement z. Smythe, Mrs. Mary B Pyle
and Albert II smith.
The bride was attended by Mrs James
Clark, of Cleveland, Ohio, as maid of
honor Stogdell Stokes, OF Moorestown,
N. acted as best man.
The bridesmaids were: Miss Esther
Reinhardt,o of Philadelphia; Miss Wandere
OF Salem, N j. Miss Linda Belle
Palmer, OF West Chester and Miss Ebbi
Smith, of Wilmington. The ushers were
Henry Miller, Charles Smith, Lstimer
Tatnall and Albert Hswes. Of Whining
ten. Tna bride entered leaning on tbs
arm OF her father, who resigned her to
the waiting groom
Inc nflo0 wore al 6AoVlblJ6ly laSuiOu6u
gown Of white corded silk, trimmed with
duchess lace. The maid Of honor wore g
gown Of null over violet colored silk
with Marie Antoinnette fschu, and
carried a bunch of white sweet peas
The bridesmaids wore pretty frockl
OF Waite orgsndie over white silk
with ribbon trimmings and carried
bunohes Of white sweet peas
Immediately after the ceremony (
wedding breakfast WAS served at tn,
home Of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Hewes, at No. 1907 Pennsylvania
avenue OalY the Immediate Tela
tives and the ovorseers were present. Th
house was BEAUTIFULLY dec GRATED by th
girl friends Of the bride In the parlo
the decorations were OF daisies, ferns ant
rudbeckis, and bouquets OF carnations.
the msntels and corners being banked
Ia the dining rooms the mantel Was als
banked with daisies and ferns
Mr. and Mrs. Rsinhardt went on 9
wedding trip north They will bs at
home after August at No. 1877 Penn
sylvAniR avenue.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
nnilhinr pnrmitn Grnntad

Building permits we're granted this
morning to GrsenWal & Son, for repairs
to No 500 Church street; the Whining
ton Abbatoir aud Cold Storage Company
cattle shed beck OF the Tatnsll street
place, and B F. Shakespeare for repairs
to the New-Century Club
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
An Early morning Marriage.

Miss Elizabeth g. Patton of No. 5O9
Broome street and formerly teacher In
public school No 10, was married this
morning to Frederick Clement The
ceremony which, WAS very quit. took
place at 6 30 o'clock In st. PAuI's Roman
Catholic Church and WAS performed BY
Rev. NJ. X FAllon Mr. and Mrs.
Clement will spend their honeymoon at
Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Beware OF Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,

As mercury viii surely destroy the sense OF
smell and completely derapge the whole sys-
TEN when entering IL throu yh the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
exc pt on prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians,as the DAMAGE they will 20 "a ten fold 10
the good you can possibly derive from them
Halls CatNrrh Cure, manufactured by +. j.
Cheney a Co Toledo o., contains no mercury
the blood snd mucous surfaces Of the system.
In buying Halls Catarrh Cure he snre you
get tha genoine. II is taken internallc and
msdei in Toledo. Ohio. by +. j. Cheney q. CO
Testimonials free.
Ias- Sod BY Druggists, price Dc.per bottle.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
T.ov Ratea Tor the Fourth,

In pursuance of its usual policy, the
B. & o. r r will sell round trip
excursion tickets between all ticket
stations on its lines east Of the Ohio
River. for ell trains July 3rd and 4sh.
valid for return passage until July oh
inclusive. at greatly reduced rates.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
wheeler Secured Judgment.

In Magistrate Pritchstt's court last
evening, ClArenes b. Poole WAS sued by
George r. Wheeler for &937. back
wages. Poole claimed that Wheeler did
his work In q slack manner, and the pa
per he hung had to be replaced Wheeler
got Judgment. however, for the full
amount.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
EpioyabIe AUG and BArge PArtg.

One Of the most enjoyable social
gatherings OF the Summer was a river
Sarty given last night by a number of
young men to their young women friends
The start was made shortly before s
o'clock from King street wharf on the
large new barge Recreation, In tow Of
the tug Laura b. The party steamed
up the river above Chester, returning at
midnight. Dancing WAS the main feature
Of the evening, aud sandwiches, coffee
and Ices were served.
Those Ia the party were: Miss Sara
May HeWson OF Kansas City. No
Miss Blanche Carton aud Miss Olo I'm
haff, Of Lincoln, Neb,: Miss Name
NJ. Ross, OF Knoxvilla Tenn. Miss
Harriet Hszzsrd. Of MonOngela
City, Pa; Miss DAVIS. Of
Washington. d. @ Miss Maud Mccall
of Philadelphia; Miss Mary Green and
Miss Bessie Qaigley of Newport, and the
Misses Grace Baird. Eleanor Todd, Alice
Griffith. Daisy Sutton, Lydia D5wneY. Elsie
Kemp, Florence Hodgman. Ida Stewart,
Helen Lawson, Bertha Brown, Esis
Foord. Matte Perkins, Bertha Wilson
Reba Blackburn, the Misses Hance, Miss
Robslen, Miss Scott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aubray Thatcher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Patton, Mr. and Mrs. +. Slocomb
d. Robinson FotherRill, Oven Wyatt
| William Robinson, Wilkins Strahorn.
Herbert Rice, Sherburne Rice, Joseph
Lawson. William lawson. William
Weir, Robert P. Robinson. Eli Shill
ing, Charles B Palmer, Frank Kilvington
Calvin Thomas. Frederick Ward, Ben
| jAmin T. Bye, Norman Parke, Ernest
Cornbrooks. Thomas Cornkrooks, Thomas
Morgan, Guy Wells, H DeHaveI
Ross. Ray Linville, Elliott Tay
lor, Vance Thomas, Harry Pierce
William Met e., w. H. Boyd, w
L. Baylis. DR. Il. r Spruancs
DR.. w. w. Briggs, Harrison Gould
Thomas Miller, William Bowen
Lockwood Aspril. William Chamberlain
William Smslley, Il. w. Zimmerman
Jr.. w. g. Smalley. O g. McCowen, d
B. Ferris aud c. K Zimmerman. Mrs
Quiglsy ana Mrs. Griffith we're th'
| chaperones
Evening journal., 1896-06-30

was the one man Of all the Royal coun-
selIors to whom the task Gss entrus ed,
aud right we'll did be perform his missicn.
There can be no doubt Of his reception In
the United States His journey across
the continent will be marked by all the
ceremonlous kindness his years and
health will allow.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Fouud = ohaln' aud Anchor.

The tug Israel w Durham which lie
we'll known in WILMINGTON, picked up an
anchor and AGO feet Of cable at Marcus
Hook the other nisht The Durham
dropped anchor and when she raised 1t
the chain aad anchor were caught In It.
Toe fnd is worth $500.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
social aud psrsonaI Notes.

]. Her5srt Pratt of-west Chester. has
been visiting In Wilmington.
State Auditor Bsuiah L Lswis. of HAr
rington, and Franklin Temple. of Ken
ton. were In Wilmington yesterday.
Rev. Sewell n. PIchard went 20 Phila
delphia to day on few days visit. Mr.
Pslchsrd is preparing to leave Delaware
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
The Fourth on the r. 8 o.R.R.

Following It's usual custom. the BALTIC
more aud Oaio Railroad Company will
seIl excursion tickets from Wilmington
to all points on its line east OF the OhiC
river July Sd and 4th, good until JULY
9Th inclusive at greatly reduced rates
Evening journal., 1896-06-30

platform or stay away from Chicago. We
cannot expect him TO do either. Those
msgnsnimous spirits who engaged In the
enterprise Of his rehabilitation" will
have ample time for regret and repent
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Drowned in the NanticoEe.

LRURBL Del June 80 Ramon Nor
ran, eight years of age. son of the for
man Of the Seaford shirt factory. Was
drowned in the Nanticoks river Sunday
night he was playing with other boys
on the wharf and fell overheard.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
ro Rntertain on Julr a.

Members OF Ce iGr Rodney Chapter OF
the Daughters Of the Revolution have
invited the Delaware Society OF the Sons
of the Revolution 20 be their guests st
the home Of Mrs Churchman, at Grubh's
Landing on Joly 4 They will entertain
between the hours Of Ii 8. N. and 2 p. m
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

The following are the new officers Of
the SCANDINAVIAN Republican Club:
Chairman. s j. Bromsn; secretary, On
rad Anderson; treasurer. Mr.. Berg The
club Will meet every Fridsy evening st
8 o'clock In BrRdley's Hall, over Eleventh
street bridge.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
The DeclrIon peferred

Osing to the absence Of Walter H.
Hayes who represents George A Drake,
charged with selling without an suc
tionesr's license, the decision to be
handed down by Judge Ball was deferred
until later date
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
st. Pntrlokla sohool Oommencement.

This year 227 pupils have been enrolled
in st. Patrick's R O. paroehial school.
To night the concluding commencement
exercises OF the school will be held. A
very interesting program has been ar
ranged
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
WEDDING OF FRIENDS,
Ceremony Uniting David ]
Reinhardt and Miss Hewes.
PLEASANT BARGE AND TUG PARTY
Young Men Give Their Young Women
Friends an Fpjoyable Trip Up and Down
theDelawars with Dance ThrOwa In.
other Important sooiA aAd Personal
Events.

All communications Intended for insertion
In this column should be addressed to Society
Editor, care of the EVENING JOURNAL. Com
mnnications should be written on one side OF
The paper only.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30

John F. Salisbury may twist and
lquirm as he pleasss, but there is only
ons honorable course for him to pursue
to vote in accordance with the. State
Evening journal., 1896-06-30

On Thursday evening BAysrd Demo
cratic Legion will give 3 smoker. United
States District Attorney Lswis O. Vande
grift, City Ssllctor Robert g. Harman
and John 5. Rossell will be among the
anaahara
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
shipned = RaiIwav Car.

The jackson and Sharp Company this
morning shipped q combination baggage
aud smoking car to the Chicago, iowa
and Dakota railroad.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30

There Is another Cnristiana hundred
Republican who Is anxious for legisla-
tive h6nors He Is Joseph NJ Downing.
treasurer OF the Wilmington Wheel
Works
Evening journal., 1896-06-30
Massachusetts Benefit
--u4..> Life Association,
Foundea ls7sJ
Exchange Building. No. 30 State Street,
BOSTON.

Foundea 1871
Exchange Building. No. 5S State Street,
BOSTON.
STATEMENT OF BUSINESS FOR 1898.
Insurance In Force Dec. 81. -.
year % so2
Insurance. written during
the year $24, 11o, 75O 90
Amount carried to Surplus
Fund during the year 1884. 093 81
Dividends paid 10 Policy
holders during the
year .. $424, 269. IA
Cash asset,s $l,165 410 SO
Total membership 61, $40
Amount paid in Losses $1,7O3. 958.34
Total amount paid In
Losses since orRanizs-
tion $11, ,s56. 49425
The following is an extract from report Of
recent examination of the Association:
The company and the certificate holders
are to be congratulated upon the correctness
and clearness with which the books and
accounts are kept and the careful manner In
which tho business Is conducted" ("
Signed. GEORGE S. MKRRILL.
Insurance Commissioner, Massachusetts,.
;. w. CARR,
Insurance Commissioner. Maine.
G. w. BR0WNELL.
Insurance mmissoner. Vermont.
ALBERT Q. LANDERS,
Insurance Commissioner. Rhode Island.
VIM. NJ. HAHN.
Superintendent Of Insurance, Ohio.
GEORGE A. LlTCHFIELD, President.
W. G. COkTHELL, Treasurer.
A. JASLOWSKY,
General Manager for Delaware.
Room 309 Equitable Building.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30

Ex Secretary John d Hawkins OF
Dover, who has co ngressional aspirations.
was Ia Wilmington yesterday rAllying
bis friends to the rescue.
Evening journal., 1896-06-30

Make pharmaceutical and other light
machinery. Sharpen, repair and clean
lawn mowers ct No, 511 Orange street.
Fair prices and satisfaction
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-21
0eWittcrimaocn 1T Der 9tbeiuz
prpOtua.

gu gnoe Der porlsBteu unb su Nn=
fang Der lebten @o6e baben SaSsl=
itiirlne uno Sa9elidld1e in einem
Sbeile Seutl6lanos, ndmlid i'm &bsin=
LAMB, an Der Moiel, in Der Giiel= rno
Sunsriit=@egeno uno in CANS Seiisn
unermeBlldeu S9aoen an9eri1tet.
8anSe Nnweien iino umgewsbt, Die
@cinber9e linb permiitet. bic grnte
1T pernl9tet. 8iele Meni6en iiuD
oboablos aewOroen. mebr nod bD0ia
perarmt. SSait LIBERAL mar Der Sturm
bon Gewittern besleitet. Sn Den Dor
fern S~eOOesbsim unO &iesweiIer i'm
electromagnetic GobleuS bat Der 9liB
e~esiiuoet; in Giespeilsr tpuroeu slpel
YerIouen bonn Diff eri3laQen. lleber
WainS ~ergoiien iib berartl9e g9aher.
maiien, Dap Die StraBsn urslgdn9liG
ipuroen. 9ie Wubt Oe5 nieoertrOs
member Re9sns mar in Marbur9 cine
10 9eualtiNe. oaB lie Oos StraBens
piloiter oufriB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-21
@aud)e ocuSMc GLtcen

tOnren leioer nl6t pit 0enuA ermuntert
un0 0nQeIpornt Werocn, I'M 0es guten
TDrttommen3 ihrer &lnoer millcu ni6t
alleln tie in Der Sdule Geuti1 lerncn
III lOiicn, ionOern nor Nliem oud i'm
bdusliben 6nmillenOertehr ielb1t oeutih
nit ibnen gu 'preNen. GO5 9eutide
mlB, wenn eS niWt It'll mpcrboit blci=
ben ioQ, in Der 6Omilie Qepilo9en tuer=
Den -Oa tnnn bic S1ule nur nu0bel=
fen; Der 8ruuo muB bel Den &inoern
9ele9t perben, 10 LANCE lie tlcin iino.
90nu lerneu lie ipieleno, mas lie ii1
ipQter tHum nod nit Miiibe uno Notb
llno DIT MIR 0ur6 Diel 3eit uno @clo
Nnei9nen t0nnen. @ltern miIien ME,
mas aus ibren Sinoern miro, uno Der
Sobn, Der ipGter in Elm 8eidait ein=
tritt ooer cine iOnti9e Garriere sin=
i6Q9t, benz tOmmeu quite Spra6tennt=
nliIe o0nn bOppelt 81 itntten. ginem
jungen damn, Der beutI6 ipri6t uno
idreibt, miro fait INNER, lpenll onoers
tpeiti9 Die gef6biQunq bieIclbc lit, Dor
elnem GOnclrrenten fir cine SteQe Der
Sor3u9 ge9eben rperoen. uno b~ieieni=
gen SObne uno SO6ter osuti6er Gltern
befinoen ii6 9ew0lti9 i'm Srrtbum.
tpel6e glauben, in Der gl6trn9 Der
Nmeritaner 81 itei9eu, menn lie ibrer
oeutiden abtunft ii9 i4dmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-21

Raiser pom Wilwaufce, iopie Die bo6piirs
ot9iten 6errcn &iiboie g. S6wcba1 Don
Ga Sroiie unO S. Hertiu pom WtorQuette, uno
cine 9robe Nlt;obl unn Yrieitern meroeil, mie
perlautct, Ser Seltli@teit beipobuen. Gen
8ratulouten i6licBell mir ms all unb be9rits
fen ben bodmiiroi9lten Serrn giI9oi III Der
l60ncu 8eoelftetcr nit eilcm pon SerSel
tommenoen I'm multos annos!"
- Sn Contra, @ts., f~eicrte am 2. Slli
Der nensepeibte Erieitcr bo6,p. Dt. Ncper
inter aiiiiteni ieincr betoen bo9w. SriiOer,
ionic Der bo6w. 80. s. Geder lrllo s. Bur
bad, leine. Frimi;. Gie beltl6e Teitpreoi9t
belt bo6p. Or. Sol. Ban Greed, Die eng
lii6e 6o6m. Sr. q. :. Saltt. auBeroem
pareu nod ori1peieuO Die bodw. Serren Sol.
Berg, ). 8rubermarus, g. Snrelbo6y q.
0icrinser, s. Slider, s. Grofi, 5, Sartz
nonu, :. Serri9eS, y. Sulp, ant. Weueler,
Sbeo. Meper. i. Eii9erp, q. S6aai, 5.
S6ilt, Wtor S6nlio, 8. Z. San Greet,
Phil. Go9t unb al bic 30 StHoenten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-21
Gin Sransisfawer pdpitiiGer
Setc9at!
Gr,biihui Srciano prnteHirt bageacn.

SaB Grabii6of Srelano ben Sroens=
lerten ni4t .9riin" lit, bat er jiinsit in
leiner @etpreol9t bel elmer gii6ofss
CONFEDERATION Dfentlih ertldrt. linz
9laubli6 tlin0t oesbalb bic Nadriht
nidt, baB err 9e9en bic @rnennurtg oes
Gr5bifdofs Salconip, mel6er benz
TranSlstaner Sroeu a%n9ebDrt, in
&Om intriSuire uno proteltire.
,8epiBen Sii6ofen, 10 pirb Dem
uN. .. Seralo" olls &om beridtet,
proteltlren beft'g 9egen bic Grnennun9
oes W9r. S0lcOnio gum Na6folger
Satoli's, oa oerielbe ein .Nusldnoer"
lei, ei1em Sroen ansebOre uno iOsar
eiuem getteloroen!"
Sasu bemertt Der Buffalo gOlt=
freuno":
9arin ertennen mir u~nieren Sreunb
bon ct. paul gang uno gar.
Giibmt er iib bod. oas 8eipenIt bes
Ipaismus I'M republitunii6en Eager
erorciiirt sl baben. % tdme jebt ein
italieniiber 9lblesat pieoer iebr nnges
leaen. @el6 en9britlttger Natipismus
lie9t bod in oieier Nulibt! Ser Yapit
miro fir uns 4atboliteu in Nmeritu
pobl fir INNER elm vN%usldnoer" iein,
tpenn ausi6la9eno in oieier Siniiht
ieiue Nbtunit uno feline &elioens iino.
go ar%sumentiren ia bic gpaiten uno
SatboIiten, ieien fie nun 2aien Ooer
8iih0fen, perben Ii6 CUR @uIi9t be-
tennen miiier, ipeuu lie 1ib gum Se=
plBtiein niht erbeben tDnnen uno mol
len, bnB Der Stellpertreter G6rifti, Der
r0miI6e papIt 9ontifer Wnrimus lit,
Der hobe Priciter. Dberite Ilbter uuo
iuabre E0nig bon @ottes 6naoen fir
ale Nationen, bic 9anse gpelt.
stu6 wilien mir, onb Grsbii6of SIRE.
lano bic braune Suite ni6t liebt. Die
Vetteloroen fitr u~bgelaaerte 8liitben
oes Wittelalters bolt uno ibr Gri6ei=
men in oieiem 2anos Der Nuftldrun9
uno 2iberalitdt fir shocking erabtet.
Nber lit unier 9lorreider papt ni6t
elm oemiitbiger SObn bes ietapbiiden
Scili9en? SOlte Miar. Srelano nidt
~,uiiien. Oab er Der GerfaHer Der berrlis
9en gncpclita betreifs Der Wieoerbelsb=
un9 bes Sritten Sroens lit? limb pdre
bic Grnennung zines 6ran5istaners
gum Gertreter bes papltes niat cine
eminent peiie ullo liebspoQe Gnti9lieB=
uug unieres g~eiiti9en Gaters?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-21
Sic uGGDftc 0encrnI : Sers
I0ntmlmmG Ocr ocntiG)s
atmcrifGniiajcu &atbps
Iifcu ia Sctroit,
Wi6igan.

Die o~iesl00ri9e General GerI0mn=
lung Oe5 YrieiterOereins, oes 9cut=
i6cu, ROmiIb &OtbOIii6en Central
Sercins, oes Gentr0Ibunoe5 Der oeut=
i6er, totbOlii6en Sin9lin95Oereine,
iOWie 8On3 beIOnOers Der ~oQ9emGlne
oeuti6e &0tbOIitcnta9, mel1e in
Detroit, W}ib., 5uiammentreten mere
ben, weroen olen Nn3ei4en nN6 cine
9un5 9epolti9e Mtcn9e oeuti6er &Otbos
liten 5ui0mmenbrin9en uno cine Impo=
I0nte 9emonItrntlOu oe5 0eutih=Qmc<
rltanii6en SOtDOli5ismu5 bil0en. IS
lit OieIes nGmli6 ieit lGn0erer 3clt
nieocr ONs er1te Wt0l, I'D Der prieIter=
3ereln, Der Geutral=Nereln uno Der
Siin9lin9sbuno nit Dem OlI9emeinen
SatbOlitentN9e 5uIUmmen III elmer
Stoot gu oerieIben 3eit tNQen peroen.
9Nbei ite6en intercIionte &erbNnolun=
gen alentb0lben oieIen DerI6ieOencn
Sr9uniiotionen bepor. Der &Nmpt
ipelhen Die q. .. u. nit iol6er W}O6t
iolpOhl I'M GOnQrelle in @0ibin9ton
aIs ou9 ouf allen pDlitif6en St0Nts=
uno acknowledgements fir Die Gnts
re6tun8 Der &OtbOliten 0efiI9rt bOben,
miro in eifri0cr g8eiIe beiprOhen mer=
Den; bic &iloung uno D05 M09stbum
Der Staatsoerbdnoe bat fir Die &C.
ionnntorQ0niIQtion Der oeuti6en &N=
tbOlitcn nellc @erb0ltniIe 9eI6Nffen,
mel6c DerI6leoeue Qlenoerln0en IN Der
QCrtrCtruQ Der Gln3elOereine gu beoln=
QCn I6eiuen unO oNDer 0l3tutlrt meroen
inllCn; Die &eipre6ung Der 8riinbung
1c4 98lnOtbDrIt=g C0rItuble3 i6eint bort
bCDor}uitC1Cn un0 cine Mten9e un0
M}dllc Ouocrer @eibQfte MADDEN es CUR
0rjn0rNOcn N~ufgobC, ooB iopOhl Yrie=
itey 0l5 Goicu ii6 mO9li6it 5OBlrei6 in
GttrOit 5UiNmmeniin0en iOuen. ollie
@crcjne, iOwO0l bic Siln0lin9s= Gls
Die Ni0nner Nereine iOllen Dertreten
icln unO fir Den &NtboIitcntog iOlien
mO9liblt Ojele &0tbGlitcn, iODObl Die
0rrt56ru 9RGnnrr MA nud, hip hput-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-21

ten 8etualt er9eben perben, bas lper,
Den oeine Sauptpflihten iein."
limb oieIe fanatii6en Yerfe6ter Der
6relbeit i6mdben Die tatboliIben Sr=
oenslelte, neil tie ii6 ourd oas Ge=
liiboe oes 8eboriamls uno Der SeIblt=
%perleu9nu9 binoen.
rSie idredlidttn Straien iino ben
Gio= brii6isen p~orbehaltsn. 80. (gei
ben tatbOliiden Sroen be9niist man
llb oanlit, tie entlpeber rubig 9eben Al
laren, ODER Tie aug bem Srbensperbanb
81 ltoBen, Obne babel bic seringite
Strafe an5umenoen). limb mas 1T
EN- slobrit6iser in ben slusen oes
Sroens?"
gSer1ent9e. tpelber. ielbi in ben
lelttetten Sin9en, ben 9efeblen sutpi.
osrbanoelt, Die er bon ieinen 9or9eieb-
ten erbalten bat, ooer lid peisert, bic.
'slben ausSufubren."
Ilio ieoen Sefebl muB Der ,@ebeime
@roR=Gommanoeur" iofort uno obue
u~eoerle9lrg 1llstuDrer! gSelbe furhts
bare SraSweite cine iolde 8erpfi6tuna
bat, tann ii6 jeoer benton. Mber llul
leoes geoenten gu seritreuen, fiist Der
p8rob=N eoner" idneQ 6olsenbes biu3u:
.ueber oieien puntt ieopt mus i'd beiu
8emiien berubigen: 9dmlib bic BE.
teble, lpelbe ou erbalten mirt, iperoen
oelnen pflidten segsn bic 8eieli6aft
ME ent9egengeiebt ieiu. Weit bapoR
entfernt, meioet uniere @ereiniauna,
tpelte 1lllr oarna6 ftrebt, bic Weniben
beller 81 MAIDEN. iorsfdltia aass, mas
1bre Gebte berIeBen tann."
Sa BADEN mir ben SdluHel au ben
treimaureriihen .Sinri6tunaen". @er
ilber bic berborragenoen ipeeiiiib frei.
maureri'den Worotbaten MufidluB
baben mill. oarf nur bic @erte SEQ
Sortl's iiber bic geiammte Sreimau.
rerel CUR Sano nebmen. Sn ben
"Mysteres de la Franc-Maconnerie"
tlnoet Der Sale iiber bieies beionoere
&apltel 1bon 9enit9enoe Nuftldrunsen.
Gortfebuns fOlst.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-21
Scott illt Sturut.

GS nobt Ser Gtuym nit ouer Woht ;
Nor6, Wle e5 oonnert, iii0t NIB fro1t
gle Gltbe Sutcu 9clb unO 9rlin:
S6 Slttcrc- NO l0I ID BIN?
Gcb' mir Gctroit ms ei9'ue Scr;
uno lhoue 8lQuOt9 blmmelDGrt8;
&C0entc wObl, o0B &liB uno 2&tno
yhur Niener octnes &aterS ltno.
Sem NO6 lit ii6er uno fem !NoU5,
Scibit &lrGen lt!Iricn EN- nit @r0HS;
Ncri1itttet lit Der Ne3, bic Sobu;
S6 ;lttere- mas lang t0 al?
@eb' ulr 9ctroit ms ei9'ne Ncr;
Hub l60uC y en- btmmCip0rt5;
%c0cntC: NCnn and 2tlc3 iGut,
IS ut Delu Natcr, Der bid bait.
. mas lit oo9. Sin Eooc5i6rel
Non buulocrt yippeu 3iebt porbCi;
$50 2Cbel mar, iilo yCibcu INN ruu7
sd itttterc- mas lou i'd t1Un?
@Cb mir 9Ctroit ms ci9'ne Ser;
lluo l00ue lte5euo binmclpGrt9;
Eeocnte; Ncnu ljb ihllcGt ocin y0uf,
2&UHrt on CIT &CtcrS Mcricu AMI
SuitiuuS NU6ieutei II
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-07-21
&ir9lidc Nadri6teu.

Green 9ap @is. Sir bic Seier
beS lilberneu BrtelteriubilGumS beS bo6witrs
br9iten Sti6oiS @. %. Webner lit folSeubes
Yro9ramm oui9eitelt poroeu: Siensto0,
90. oS., abenoS 3 llbr, g,9riiBun9 oeS bod.
ipiiroi0iteu Serru SubilarS uub 8ttulotiou
i~citen9 Der S6uliu8eno I'M &urncr Opera
Souic. Mittwob. 23. b., 10 llbr Vors
mitt0g6 loIeuucs foutticol0mt in Der ga
tbCoralc. Ra6mittugs l ubr Teltciicu fir
bic @eiltIt6tett I'M ct. SoiepbS. g3otlenbouS
uub @rNtulation bcS 8leruS. NaGmittugS
3 ubr @ratulNtiou Der &niieutiuoer. abenos
&eGriiBuu9 uno Ge9IIdmitulhm8 be8 bod.
%Wiiroigitcu GbcrDirtcu ~icitcus Ocr fotDos
li'hcu @crctuc wto Der iibri9en fotbclli6en
Burger. Der Bo9wilroislts Serr @r;bii96t