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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27

what made you so long buying that sneo,
Of thread..' why, had 10 wall until some
shop ladies got through telling each other
what they dreamed last night"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27

The cholera epidemic IN Egypt during Aug
ust WAS Of an unusually fatal type Cairo
fatal.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27

Piso's Cure for Consumption is the only
cough medicine used In my housed C. Al
bright, Mi.inburg. Pa. Dee. Ii, 1895
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27

When bilious or costIve eat n Cascaret
candy cathartic, cure guaranteed Zoe, DC.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27

"What are you doing with n Turkish
lounge e,, In this coal Office" Our hookkeep
place for him to lie down when his mann
scripts c0me back"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27
Wherein Il Worked : HnrdshiD

"One good thing about this Kneipp
cure is that 1t neeessitates early rls-
ing
Blame Il. that's it's only disagree
able feature! II yon want to see the
dears wading in the dew. you've got TO
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27
DEADLY MORPHINE.
PEARL EYTINoE CALLS 1T THE
DEVILS RIGHT HAND.

The Celebrated Actress to Take to the
Lecture Platform as Horrible Ex-
ample"-was a slave to Its Use for
SIX Years.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27

cousin Josephine, who are the Iaborinp
elassesE "Laboring classesI Why. society
people, of COURSE"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27

CaEcnrets stimulate liver, kidneys and
bowels. Never slcken. weaken or grippe.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27

Expect not, SO send two-cent stamp to
The General Passenger Agent Colorado Mid
and railroad. Denver, and he will send YOU
a fine colored picture Of one
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27

Mrs. WinsiONVs Soothing syrup
"r tli en teeihug softens the uuis reduces nfiam
nation, allays pain wind collie Is cents bottle
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
:, Take Laxative Bromo Quinne Tablets. All
Druggists refund tho money II il fails TO cure a5c
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27
some Are A~eal had Fellows.

SOm0 lafN I1A1F9E@I EAW N9IIOWH.
Marriage e practically a failure in
New Jersey Il he testimony of this
expert is to stand. Mgsg Lorshider OF
>'eyse-'N no IL credited with seven
fsT parked tolfhe chief of po-
Wd1IHXI nder At my many
Protect your a. mt know what bad
Write JOHN YRL.,.o tat
neyg, WashinesoaaI
~ hst OF two e.. -
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-27

I ORk.
man backed out
sing married by
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

all the factions can he harmon,zed on
his plan to adopt a populst platform and
nominate upon ii Mr.. Bryan WIN south
ern populst for vice president. His speech
upheld the demand for the perpetuatiOn
OF the populist Organization. which he Dc ,
scrihed as having diTNen the republicans
II gold and the democracy 10 silN er. To
he swallowed by the democrats. he said.
was a danger only elualed by the danger
of henC made the direct allies OF thf
republicans In the pi es"ent campaign He
gave both factions chance to rent tAo
uir with shots, but when In conclusion
he suggested a middle course, the puiport
of which all understood. both sides wsre
irresraasive, The Bryan men on the
whole consider that the victory lay with
them There We're no demonstrations a,
the day session. The DELEGATES; save
those from Texas, weIo usually quiet al
though after they had been once aroused
by the display of Lincolns picture, they
appaUted with enthusiasm everything
which suited their fancy.
There WAS no night session, owing TO
an accident which destroyed the electric
Hight connection. \ storm passed over the
city about o'clock this evening and tho
wires were blown down. The delegates
ass mhled in the han aud waited for over
an hour IN total darkness for the lights TO
he turned on. a dozen candies Were
brought in for the use of the newspipef
men. ono was placed on the chaiiman's
table and another placed In the top OF
guide in the middle Of the pit. the 81
feet was wierdy picturesque: CHASTITY
faces FILTERED In and out Of the ring az
feeble rht which tie ialow dip cast
The band played and the crowd sang
Speeches were made in the daik. aud dele.
gates appeared ready ~ stay all nigh' ii
thsre Wa any ,,rosrA Of a light. Tna,e
ysr's >ra,irfliy t,n.f s. bic appteil cnsh1n
that q panic mis- hit scze the crowd aud
a dire calamity result In the rush for en-
frances. The middle Of the, road people
he anne possessed of the idea that tn"
Hryan men had put nr lob on th"n
ana the hail WAS no, lighted hscarse they
ll.4r az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
SILVERY SOUNDS IN ST. LOUIS.
Gathering of the Popu1ist Delegates in National
Convention.
BUTLER AS CHAIRMAN WITHOUT OPPOSITION
Address of Senator sutrNo Night
Campion Will a Permanent
Chairman Convention News

National
day hall
a
OF
regula q
aud
e-earner
respond
fromN
leced
the middle him.
to rsue ano
Senator Buffers iooe received with applause He dw length
o
o a
a a
he
;he conven
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
SECOND HAND.
Foster Told Smith That Carlisle Hal
Told Him.

Foster Told Smith That Carlisle Hal
Told Him.
Washington. July 22.air Harry Smith.
representatives., today gave out state
mont concerning the denial made by Sec
Rotary Carlisle just prior TO the Chicago
convention that he had ever told him
tSnilm that If the Chicago convention
declared Tor free silver. he Oarlislr) would
support Mckinley. Air. Smith s. card says
the dcnipi he was m,sluoied he havins
told the reporters that he made The atRts-
meat that eX-Secretary Foster had made
elcb a staten nj 10 him tSntu), ana Mi.
Carlisle therefore had right 10 deny any
such statement to himself. Mr.. Smith
tht t.ilk bntwern Secretary Carlisle ami
cN-ssecr elary Foster, uid incorporates tho
following iot'er from AIR. Foster;
Mr., Harry smith:
Fosiniqn Ohio. July 10. 1896 Dear Sir
In response 10 your favor OF the Sth In
than u year ago | called upon Secretary
Carlisle aud In the course Of ~ pleasant
conversation, white discussing financial
affalfa, he stated that II he was compelled
to choose between a smocraLic candidate
for president on an unsound money plat
fc rni he would support the REPUBLICAN, cam
didate.
went dires.ly from the treasury de-
part nent To the Arlington hotel. where I
mnt you and MIR. Robert j. Wynne. to
whom reDeat ID the foregoing statement
oil Secretary Carlisle.
MISC .nid to you that, while the secre-
tary did no, impose any confidence on ma
| preferred 10 not have his stateineM
made public aud AS coming from me. Re-
specially. Charles Foster.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
ROUTINE or CONVENTION

AT l2l5 y. m Senator Butler NJ North
Carolina mounted the platform and took
his seat Ahcli' him were 'Cyclonc" Da-
viz Of Texas Secretary Turner Of wash
inptou d. G.. and some members of fhe
National committee. Three minutes later
Chairman Taubencck OF the executive
committee took his seat on the front Of
the pla,form At This time. while every
scat on the door was taken and there
was much animation. tie galleries were
practically empty. There were over 2""'
delegates and attendants in the PIT, but
ny a liberal estimate not over 500 specta-
to,s in the galleries.
At 1881 Chairman Taubeneck called the
convention 10 order. There was some
.urnrise when the chairman introduced
t;overncr Stone Of Missouri. but the an
vas made That the governor
address Ills welcome Mas cordial ana
co,Icned in choice words. H., yenturen
mon a few general remarks upon the
r,roprltsly OF freedom Of op mon. OF press,
nnf mech and of ballot, winch must, he
said, amid applause, be preserved at ali
hazarda.
Texas delegation raised AN immense Ma
,,onal nag in their mdst.
IenatnIs Donnelly responded TO Gov
ernor stones spsech ms appearance
aroused The fniuHt 81 we Toah clement
10 n hurst of efs,hns asm. Doniel'y spoks
rrac cfulIy. hut avoiding ahroitiy any al
iusion To the subjects uppn which the
dn,ccates below him were divided. the
movement w'fch this convention repre-
seni4d. he sald. was the growth of the
farm 1. had bcnn conceived In the dis
! res that prevailed among the producers
OF the country. The people had felt tho
.ffects OF m,sgovernmen. If there was
a ~ movemnn. on fhe face of the Garth
oailed mp by the veritable hand of God
ii was the peoples party, A. hc declared
Thai the spirits Of washington, jefferson,
lis Convention The 'elega tes cheered
i,,s,IIy. The party reached down 10 the
soul and heart Of t.h hu,maani Wy, ), ,,.o,
,hat we stand. We are devoted TO their
c cnM. Let us never forget IN our work
We are 4 hand Of brothers. waging war
againss the sns r u ts msek.n IN IA ""
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23


stood AT the cradle of the GreenbacH
party. stood nj tlie cradle oi IN" pco-
PIES party. aud God forbid that should
oe here 10 ATTEND It's funeral, This is thc
great work of ilie century Let MS do our
duiy. nrsi determining mat We VIII neltn-
CT desert nor destroy our party
Mrs Mary Ellen l'ease OF kansas got a
domonal alton as slir ase"ndei the stage
inst before cha.rinaii IaDbeneek intro
duced senator Butter a.S teinpoi" ohat-
man.
SENIOR H"tlel wnS given hearty dem
onstr1t on OF approval rs N e9hHen,ion
eNfent thrce hearty chr"ls were given I'r
him
Fellow Citizens, Al history teaches
that there come great crises N the affairs
ii men. ard al history tenehcs i.at hD-
munity s blessed and raised 10 a high
level or is temporarily CURSED according
as th. u.u uu6n "A hose shGul!er. rasi
ne responsil.l,ty an, able 10 meet The
crisis wi,h wisdom and patriotism aud 10
h.l In n for me betf, rmef of hnlnnn!t,
tApplause) Two political pAriies nav. held
Nntioaal conventions ihls wear Both haze
hal ,h.ir say. made ineir promises aud
p,u forward heir leaders. Another po.!ti-
cal nary vot,nc b,i, !, mrowsur gliut Of
er-.npt' ,,nni.,,,s,t hex ,.a.sui,lrd TO
sprah 10 Inc An'"ri'dm pe,ie n,,, s ~"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
REVIEW OF THE SESSION.


| Convention Floor
| ST. Louis July 2e.-rhe populst and sill
lvsr conventions were launched today, but
neither made nuch heaoWaN' Inc pro-
eranne of the silver convention was adj
ranged In advance. lt included Simply
- -. - ,. -,
'c au"Ptloh OF 4 10 I" Pl'"liorW ul'u the
. opt1Nl of Bryan and Sewall. hut those
in charge of 1t deemed IL good policy TO
go slowly in the belief that they might
by remaining III session. he ahie 10 eN"f-
else IN influence III shaping Things III the
iN''',' wa - va" ~,
pointed committee OF seven. h'Aidea ny
Judge Scott oil Caiiicrl la. to meet with a
similar committee firm the po,,l,.,ts for
s''e
'he purpose OF fc4chnlg pian OF ao'lon.
The idea vas. perhaps. we'll conceived, al
- - - ~ Wv, 80.
WI ''e l''lini Oh ftSui's' iHe ai''-i's ,'n
. naiists believe ana all outside intiu-
e"eea which are being erensh. to 'ear
'loti ''e"i ~ i'""ee '"N." W ASeee' e"e
] omiae"s OF Tue democratic convention
party ildo the democratic zap ard de-
lstroy MS d.ntity rrh.y are deal TO sug-
gest ons appeals and warnings.
. So. n.i',t. ats iso errors lor the mi l.
die of the road men Is dhair reply to
rs ,uglnieisl ,iiels ans Wcr % sVnfy
,tb ig Tloy rave convinced them-
-riNfk mat II fftN IllaIEtltS uil, III i1la''
years more the Two old parllcs van be
a.. eie,. disrut,cd aud 49, qitesl ant
,eS wn cone mo their own"
The first SIS. on oi the pepnl.st CONVEX
1 n today wss disappointment ~ those
Who anticipated re enlless warfare rom
..r, u o., re eaveA And IT was a d's-
appointment 10 thosa who imagined thit
4 ea.tcri.s woud swarm WAN people.
drawn thither by curiosity or sympathy
with the d alterations of me cpnNctu.al-
l'hoie MS no Wild cat .fishtng and IN
galleries, which WI mold Zoo lcrsonN.
were practically an empty waste. NOT
over o., spectators, were IA the balconies
Il he floor whrre the dei gates were gam
cred was IN some respects crowded by an
as unique assembase a. MAS ever gain
ol ed under one roof. They came from ne
IN. tne II ms. the workshop and 'he
o. rncy d sclided oGn ventiph''i IL;
Selves w,th lheir coats sltsng over the
i ~ # Nor chairs.
Among IN were many p.e'nfes9if
uersonal,,ite- men who have been afi'a.
iors ana reiornicrs for many years b'l
thrr.. wcre also MAY whose Shili'y am
fcrc. 81 character have given ihem h.sn
rank ard high station. As a body thsE
were men OF strong and earnest ,YnV We
lions Governor Lewe.lins. senator f.ntr
ana Jerry Simpson of karsas, GOV nor
Iiolcomhe of Nebraska: lgna'us Dor,
T,exas. Colonel Peake Of Geonrg9la tienera a,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
RENAMED TO JAIL.

Gin Charged With Murd ring Her Chilli
Refuded Bail.
Fort Worth. T,xas, July % The exam
thing trial OF Lcsba carlisle. which has
he,n in proeyss for three days vast
came 10 conclus.on today and the de-
iunt Was committed to Jail without
tsil. =.
. .rpeI will numbering her u days Old
LlhN She claims II WIS slisated by her
u other h, threats The mother can hot
IL round.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

financial circles operated TO produce q
"A weakness In grain and provisions.
Doubt az 10 the efficacy of the effort OF
the banks to protect the treasury caused
reaIiz.ngs. sstocIks and bonds upward.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
Will. RAISE A DEBATE.

London July 2s--The Standard this
morning says that tho opposition IN par
,iamont intends to raise a debate over
tbe Venezuelan question and over the no.
gn,,,tions with the United States for an
nnrhifraiton treaty. following the nnes su9-
gestcd By sir William Vernon Harcourts
marks in parliament expressing the views
fhat Lord Salisbury had invited an ex-
preston by parliament on these questloQ1
thus far conducted. II
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
nt,LrAsEp THE PRISONERS,

rayana Julv q in celebration OF
the gs,h anniversary of the birth of the
ouneu regent Of Spain. General W"yier
ms r,,',ased twcnly-three. prisoners IN M a,
taug.s md twelve Al Artrmisa nHht
.n,,,ara a,rused of some minor orcnseS ~
plnar del RIO have also been pardohea'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
TELEPHONE :.

over The long distance lines of the soWh
western Telegraph and Telephone COM
uanV 10 acarly 800 subscribers In The
principal cities and towns of Texas. ToI
slations N General office. hotels an .
olher convenient locations. ASK central
Tor stations connected ana rates charged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
TODRYS FEATURES.
Probabilities Fair. .ou,heriy winds.
FOREIGN.

Princess Maud was married
Spanish police barbarously whip the
prisoners.
General weylcr released number Of
prisoners.
Minister Romeros resignation will no,
b. accepted.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

rHIcAG0-The Lincoln Park navy will
hold a regatta on Black Lake three days
beginning today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

OMAHA, NIB n, legates are arriving TO
attend th,. convention ~ die Ctmln"ltdi
Law league 10 b. heli here tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

NEW YORK~+rhc selal society has ar
ranged for cuban day al Manhattan
leach today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

WAL -
STATE.
witnesses In a murder case at Weimar
acisuow lodged having been bribed and
turned the money into conrt.
i'''r' ''''' ~
h'i'
An "'o nache'o' hear .an'e'"n io""'
"'h"' h"sihs oeeh "ur"ele" ior MS
money
l. Malevlnsky Sons OF Austin assign
with iinbl!ties Of 900
Wv,
n."n"' n,,. -"
W ''
SPORT.
Texas Lcague-Houston 3, San Antonio
9. Austin 7. Galveston 6. Parks s. Fort
Worth o. Deuiaon 4. Dallas b.
f,1fonal Leseue--Louisviae II. Brook
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
TODAl'S FORECAST
1,nnAY.s FORECAST.

9 ssNmIIy nreIlNEs VII I'm UJ'FI5 H'''
last until August n,
CLEVELAND. OHIO ushrod keleh is
en.4nced "a he cXccuted today. ktlch
nlr'icrod MS divOrcou vile last
Nov enlnsr an, then made an unsu scess'iul
attempt at suicide.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23

The present project OF extension of the
ie;ty al SABINE Pass VIII afford protection
TO the dredging channel.
international bankers held a meeting TO
devise ways to protect tho United States
treasury.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-07-23
STATE

Wllsam ] Bryan addressed the CONNER
,lal lawyers convention at Omaha.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
DAT Die repubI. Wcbr1eit

oes Sunoess Ib9eOronetenbauies 8ro-
Bsntbeils aus NpaiIten beItebt uno ii9
bon ibnen beberri6en ldBt, beuIeS pie-
Der Die Debate unO Nbitimmun9 in
Der @omitcsS iBun9 oes Sauies am ley-
ten Wonta9 iiber Die SeniQigun9 fir
bic tatbOlliAen SnOianeri9ulen. 2eBs
tee Sabr bat IS Die Sebbanoe our90e.
iebt, oab cine ituienneiis 8ermiuOeE
run9 I'M je 20 prOSent angenommen
puroe, uno oem9endB empiahl Der
Snoi0ner-a usI9uB oieies Sabr cine
Vepllli9un9, wel1e UNI neitere 20
ProSent bei4nitten mar. Ger 4pailt
Clinton bon Widi0an ltellte jeoo1 Den
antra9, gar ni9ts Deiter 81 benilli5
gen. IS lit muBlOs, feline CUR 9e9riin=
oun9 oes Antrages 9ebaltene &eoe 81
wloerle9eu, oenn, ME i9on bic alten
beioniiten &6ner iuateu. .itreiten
9egen 8ummbeit uno Yosbeit Iclblt Die
8Otter Uer9ebens". Ger Sinmeis oes
Observation-Disclosures Sherman auf Die
Grtltebung Der Setuili9un0en 9emdB
benz Wunibe oes oGmaII8en Prdiioen.
ten 8rant, peridieoens @riinoe Der
Silll9teit. weniQitcns ni6t Shall uno
G0ll Die ganSe geluiai9un9 gu ltrei6su,
lOwie ihlieBli6 Der GInwurf, oaB Gin.
toms Nntrag prOnunQsiUiori9 lei: QQes
bali nihts. Der temporGre 8OrliBer
Papne - wObl ielblt elm Npailt -
entihieo 9e9entbeili9 uno oas Saus
Itimmte ais .SanSes GOmite" nit 90
9e8en "a Strmmen fir &intOn's gln.
trG9. S6mQblih!
l&atb. @OSenblatt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
,,Yeoiene Did ieIbtt!"

1T Der neueiie tate9oriibe Smperatib,
oeiien lib Berlin erfrsut. 99enn ni9t
oas SOmmanoO Sable ielbit!" porbsr.
ain9e, mdre bic Sa1e einfab paraoies
lid i90n. aber aud 10 1T Die Gins
ri6tun9, welde vSbe Guifiana 9oms
papp" III Der &eip3igeritraBs, nabs an
Spittelmartt. 9etrpnen bat, nlbli9
uno an9enebm. Sort 1T oas Snititut
Der &elluer siu idlehter QDib bon
9eltern. &in9s i'm Raume ftsben
AutOmaten. iebr bibiG in @siB uno
Sob 9ebalten uno nit putten geSiert.
ole ben jepeili9en Snbalt alle9oriid
anoeuten. Sa 9ibt es auBer yr0ohen
aud Sberrp uno GOGnoc, pOrtlDein
uno 9Gaosira, uno mas nod mebr
iuseu nil, islbit marine 8etrdnte. IS
1T iebr er9OBlih, 81 ieben, iuie li1
3afiee ooer S6ee Dampieno in ods
Sbdiden er9ieBt, teiu SrOpihen su
piel uno teiu SrOpI6en Su wenig. 60
III bic 5e6nif lteti9 inn Wabien; wenn
es aud Der appetit Der Yerliner III.
weroen bic lnternebmer sbenio luie ibr
Publiium Suirieoen iein. Defenders,
od lie einen NutOmatsn ni6t auiasltellt
ba6en - einen AutOmaten iir Srint.
9elOer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
Gep. Gnslberger ge8en Die
,Su. GtaatS3eitun9'|.

Der 9enannts, betannts bodwiiroi9e
Mitarbeiter oes r9erOlo oes Glaubens"
i6reibt:
Denn baaritrdubenbe Worbs NIB S9aubs
tbatet p~oriaIen. raiieu iib ieIbit Slatter, bic
ionit reli5loS ebr glei69lltiS iino, baju
aui, oas oiieu 5u 9eiteben, mas mir Satbos
liteu Don ieber 9lalbten: 90 3. .. ibrieb
nGfii4 bic sd. Staatsjt9.': ~rllniere 8eit
ioate bic Qebre 5ieben, baB bur1 ben @erluit
bon @lauben unb Reli9ion be sspObnliben
(2lba y Weniden aleu 9alt p~srlleren uub 81
SbGten Der &erSwelfluu9 setriebeu meroel,
oaB oaber Vlatter ipie be .arbsiterieitung" i,
Die aut ote BoltSmaiien einpirten, nur Gfel
am geben inter ibuen er;eu9en, feline 3brdre
trottei, fem Ser3eleio itilen, oaiir aber ben
SaB i6iren unb bic Wteni9eu 81 WSrberu
lno Selbfm0roeru MAIDEN. Der moberne
WtateriallsmuS, ipie er aud pon Der anarbis
ltiibeu lreiie 9elebrt niro bic inter ben
Ntalien ;ule6meuoe @ottIoli8teit uub Reli:
9ionsloii9teit Der GSoiSmuS uuo bic Der:
oerbbeit Der Rei9en, biloen bic @rulbiibsl,
ans beiler bic gluts uuo S6redeustbaten
entipriu9en, wel6e gauge 8olfer uno @es
meinpeien erl6iittern." 3as 0ort "a e.
ID o buli6en" bat ni6ts Su be6eutsr.
8ein Serbre9er MID ein 8 ew Obuli9er
0tsni9 iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03

rWibaGtun9 oes Gerihtes" si elmer
0eidngnibitraie psrurtbeilt poroen,
neil er aui Dem 3eu9enltano ii9 9e-
lpeigert bate, glusia9en gu MAIDEN.
lpelts cine 8erleBung bes Vei1t9e.
beimniies inoOuirt batten. 9ie Der.
urtbsiluu9 oes botw. 6atber Sill 1T
cine unperidimtbeit. bic mn 10 9rbBer
1T, neil Die WiebrSabl Der YewObnsr
Der Staot Quebec aus Satholiten be.
ltebt. DER b~etreffenoe 8i9ter mpiB
entpeoer cir fanatiitsr prlelteys1reiier
ooer elm po~liSeipioris siufdltiSer S9no.
rant iein, Der nibt ,uriB, oaB oas
SeidtaebeimniB Don alien reipsttirt
miro uno IN Gnslano asraIoe 10 beriid.
llttl9t miro, tuie Die Beirut ssebeimniiie
Der aer5te uno Nopotatsn.N Ser Rid.
ter IN Qucbe, ipiiroe nit 6lem preubi.
f9en &l6ter in Strabburg, SrpeIder Dor
einiaen Monattn einen Brisiter au
me~bridbriser 3udtbausfraFe perur.
tbeilt bat. neil er oas GeidtliQia nibt
perlsben uollte, elm famoiesS 8eipann
abSeben. nStimme Der Wabrbeit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03
8iiGof Xmf, o. s. B.

aus audlano, Nep 3ealano, tommt
bic Nadribt bon benz an %. Sanuar
SOOe oes oorti9en bOhp'iten
Yii6oIs Gomuno 2uf. Serielbe
muroe am Is. MtdrS 1910 in pedbam.
gn0lano 9eboren. Sein Batter ibentte
!Saus uno gano 81 ibrem alolter in
Hams9ate uno muroe ielblt nod turs
Dor ieinem Sooe Yrieitsr. Vile Sim
Der truteu als prieiter ODER Nonnen in
ben Sienlt Der Stride. gomuno trat
1859 in ben Ysnsoittiner. Sroen Elm
llno ls9ts sin Sabr ipdter nit einem
ieiuer Sriioer in Subiaco Yroieb ab.
@r tsbrts, naboem er in 9Om inter
Dem beriibmten cardinal Sran3elin
ieihe Stuoien beenOi9t bate. mad
Gn9lano suriid unO wuroe an IS.
Au9uit 1882 ais Yii6of bon Nud.
lGno conietrirt. @r wiomete Iih
ieinsn neuen pflibten nit benz ar6Bten
9iier uuo arbeitete uamentli1 unab.
lGiiia fir bic 8rinOun9 Don pfarr.
l9ulen. r. |. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-03-03

in berielbsn Nus9abe bat iebr perniini=
tiae Anli1ten. DAB fol6e Sin9e
paiiiren, fam Iiemano in gbreOs
itelen, ndmiib, lpenn prisiter 9ewehs
ielt tperoen, AUDI Der Sebrer nolens-
volens 9eben muB.
IS lit al9emein befannt, bab Der
bphw'ite 9iihOf bon Yepria au G6i.
ta9O iiber mebr mdnnli9e 2ebrfrdite
geiproAen bat; iebr i6On uno aner-
tennensmertb. Sreilib better ndrs
es, prafti6 81 SeiSen, mie Sieles
9eibe1en tam. Menu mir bas GDns
Sil BON Baltimore eripagen, 10 pdre es
YHidt aler &ettoren. no INNER. Is
tbunli1 lit. mdnnlibe 2ebrtrdfte ans
itellen. Ger ieii9e Or. SaISmann
9riinoete oas 2ebrerieminar in Mis=
c%Onlin; fir pel4en 3wed9 - SIT es
81 periuunosrn, ,penu iun9e Wtanner
lid iraeuo einem anoeren Stauoe tpios
men, nur ni1t benz zines ausIi1ts.
uno ltcllenloien 2ebreritnnoes2 -
Wd9ten bod redt pisls golesen lid
0fentlih in ben Spalten ibres Ylattcs
ansoriifsn, oa ibr Ylatt offenbar Die
2ebrerfraae in ri1ti9sr Weiie beban=
belt. Seraus nit @ueren Meinungen,
Golle9en! gSie pdre es, ipenll man
2ebrsrtonfersnSen ms 2ebsn rufen
uiroe, dbnlid o~enjenisen in Minne-
iOta. 8eben uns iatboliihsn Sebrern
Die 2ebrtrdite Der ireien, 6ifentliden
Sdulsn nidt ein Ssiipiel9 S9on
lanse bese i'd nit einisen 6reunosn
oieien Wunib. gebentsn mir bod
als Seuti9.. amsritaner ienes Wotto:
Omitted we stand, divided we
fall" q.