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The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-10
MIRACLES!
A Few Out of Many ThouS- ands Performed by Dr.,
 FroSt's Famous Remedies.

pr. Frosts Remedies are fast superseding old methods of curing disease. Any live druggist will supply you at 20 cents bottle separate remedy for each disease.
 Among the wonderful cures that have as tonished medical men may be mentioned the following:
 Rowland Afford, Il Concannon street, Providence. R. l., lay hopeless rheumatic Nine doctors and the celebrated Rhode Isl; and hospital declared him incurable and beyond human help. Hearing of the mar yelous power of Dr. Frost's Rheumatism Cure he began it's use in January, 1896, ana In three months threw away his crutchess forever. In September, 1896, he returned to work.
 William Ashworth of 949 Locust street, Fall River, Mass, suffered the tOrtures of rheumatism for fifteen years and couldn't bear even q felt slipper on his foot. h Oc- tober, 1896, he began to take Dr. Frosts Rheumatism Cure and in less than month was cured, although the best city physician gave him up as incurable. Like Rowland ously taken enough medicine to stock a small drug store, and had spent hundreds of dollars In vain.
 Elias Tripp of 346 Purchase street. New Bedford, Mass, has been frequent suffer- CT from rheumatism for years, each attack laying him up for weeks and months at q time. Doctors and patent medicines were of slight benefit until the attack wore off," and for two days aud nights lay abed in awful agony more intense than ever before Two bottles of pr. Frosts Rheumatism Cure sent him back to work In thirty six hours.
 If you are In doubt as to your disease write freely to Dr. Frost Fuller Building, Springfield, Mass, and your case will be thoroughly diagnosed free of all charge and you will be told what to do, so you can go to your druggist and thus save doctors
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-10
VIM. FRANK & GO.

works. In several cases they have ruined booksellers, who were persuaded or cajoled into undertaking an expen- sive work, in many volumes, but as a rule the publishers have been shrewd enough to avoid disasters of this kind by allowing the author to assume the financial responsibility. This, when able, they were almost always willing to do, and when the work did not sell they were frequently reduced to pow erty by the outlay. The misery which, in not a few instances, has been the portion of literary old age, was thus not always the result of unkindly fate for an author who risks too much to get his name before the public has no right to complain if financial disaster attends his venture. A lack of business discre- tion is a common misfortune among men of letters, and perhaps the most serious that has befallen the class St. Louis Globe-Democrat
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-10
CLOAK SALE.

No question but that we always sell Good CIoaks at Lowest Prices. Ex- tensive Special Reductions for Thurs day.
 Ladies' Bucle Jackets, fine silky curl. handsome pearl center buttons, all lined throughout with extra heavy SIPS a yard satin. You can't match this garment under $9.OO. Only Thursday, $49S
 Fine Rough Persian Curl Bucle Jack cts, bound with braid, lined throughout with best heavy satin, positively $12.00 values, $6.9S.
 An extraordinary line of only highest character garments, worth $15.00 to $1S.00, on sale Thursday at $9.9S.
 Children's Fancy Eiderdown Cloaks, large sailor collars, edged with long angora fur, $1.25 quality, 79c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-10
Vn. Frank & CO.
 7S3 Chapel St.
Great 7hursdaySaIe
 OF DESIRABLE CHRISTMAS GOODS.
25c SALE.

Any of the following articles can be bought here THURSDAY at 25c. Not an article in the list but is worth at least 50c:
 Lovely Pictures, genuine Oil Paint ings, In corrugated gilt frames, 9x11 inches, both landscape and human sub- jects, very artistic and dainty, only 25c.
 Plush Work Boxes, metal trimmed, satin lined, with mirror and scissors. 25c.
 Heavy Metal Match Holders, repre- senting a dog playing with grandfath- er's hat, 25c.
 Engraved White Metal Stand, with dog guarding perfect thermometer,
 Beautiful Satin Lined Metal Jewel Case, with bevel glass top.
 Handsome Decorated and Hand Painted Glass Atomizers, bargain at 39c, Thursday 25c.
 Pretty Celluloid Work Boxes, all sat- in lined, scissors and other tools.
 Metal Trimmed Celluloid Glove and Handkerchief Cases
 Sterling Silver Button Hooks 25c.
 Sterling Silver Nail Files 25c.
 Sterling Silver Paper Cutter, pearl handles, 25c.
 Sterling Silver Letter Seals 25c.
 Sterling Silver Combined File and B. Hook, 25c.
 (All our Sterling Silver Goods from 25c
 up guaranteed U. S. Assay 925-1000
 pure silver)
 A grand assortment of fancy Bottles Perfume, all choice odors, 25c.
 Fancy Baskets with two bottles Per- fuma 25c
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-10
ELRS' BIC MINSTREL SHOW.
A Capital Performance and One of the
 Largest Audiences of the Season.


 Largest Audiences of the Season.
 After many weeks of sincere work, New Haven lodge, No. 25, B. P. o. Elks, gave their second annual minstrel show before an audience far too large for comfortable occupation of the Fly perion. There were present delegates from Lodge No of New York, Lodge No. 36 of Bridgeport, forty from Lodge No. 265 of Waterbury and Lodge No. 19 of Hartford The latter presented the local order with a handsome floral horse shoe, with best wishes, and the Waterbury order rendered a handsome clock The boxes were utilized by the representatives of the various visiting lodges.
 The rise of the curtain presented to the audience as attractive a minstrel setting as could be imagined. The end men were clad in costumes of bright red, while the members of the chorus, numbering half hundred or more, by virtue of contrast made an effective back ground. Electrical effects and the national colors added beauty to the scene of the performance. Every mem Der was encored-every joke new one and upon the several soloists flowers fin profusion were bestowed.
 The interlocutor was Dr. F. J. Broth CTS and the funny men Charles F. Larom, Edward B. Sparks, Eugene Me Kenna, pr. J. H. Kelley, Milton Machol, Alexander M. Milander, T, F. TNhn rlp Gilvray, Milton Veil.
 Credit is due George l.. Atwater, ir., for the able manner in which he con- ducted and arranged the musical part of the program. The opening chorus by the entire company was very good. Charlie Larom and Gene McKenna told some taking stories and jokes; and the following also sang songs, which, without exception. were generously ap- plauded Charles Miller, Charles O'Con- neil, Nj Machol, William Grabb, Mil- ton Veil, Charles MacGilvray, J. c. Criddle, Edward Sparks M. J. McCar- thy, John MacGilvray. Some of the performers were much better than the majority of professionals. Flip Mac Gilvray was very much at home and alter nlS SeleCtlOfl, Honey bOy, was presented with a "Yellow Kid" by the Waterbury contingent. The male quar- tet did some good work Eddie Sparks made a success of Mir. Atwater's last composition, In which were some local hits, and a very creditable number on the program was Edward Hogben' S original composition, "A Letter and a Rose" of which Joseph Mccarthy, the tenor gave an artistic rendition. The best thing of the evening was the scene from 'Tl Trovatore" in costume, sung by Messrs. Mccarthy and Nugent.
 The performance concluded with a funny sketch entitled "The Darktown Passing Show" in which specialties were introduced by T. F. Ahern and E. B. Sparks. the latter being espe- cially clever, introducing some soft shoe dancing.
 After the performance the local or der entertained at their quarters on Chapel street several hundred being present by invitation.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-10
CH4TTERTON- TORRES.
Fine Wedding on Townsend Avenue Las
 Evening.

Fine Wedding on Townsend Avenue Las
 Evening.
 A quiet but elegant wedding took place last evening at o'clock at 227 Townsend avenue, when MT. F. Wal lace Chatterton of the Mechanics bank, we'll known in New Haven banking cir cles, was united in marriage to Mrs. Jerome Forbes, an attractive woman, who is very popular in New Haven society," Rev. F. S. Lines of St. Paurs church officiated.
 The brides gown was cream moire. and she carried yellow roses. Her or naments were diamonds. Music was furnished by Robertson's orchestra. The decorations were by Slocum.
 The parlor was done in yellow, the dining room in yellow and white, the hall in green and red,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-10
LAID AT REST.
Funeral of Mrs. Schadee

The funeral services of Mrs. Pauline 4. Schadee, widow of William F. Scha- dee, took place yesterday afternoon at the residence of her son-in-law, Ernest Rasche, No. 150 Henry street, attended by many friends of the deceased, and of the bereaved family. The Rev. Messrs. Siebke and Timm ofticiated, the former speaking in German and the latter in English, both making words of consolation and speaking in eulogy of the deceased old lady, whose span of life had exceeded that allotted by the Psalmist and whose long life had been a useful one, and of much service to others. There were beautiful floral tributes. The funeral directors were Stahl & So. The interment was in Evergreen cemetery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-10
A RAINBOW OF WINTER.

A rainbow was visible in the northern skies yesterday morning about II o'clock, a very unusual phenomenon for this season of the year. It was wis ible for nearly half an hour and was of considerable brilliancy
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-12-10
THE LIGHTHOUSE BOARD.

Recommends $75,O0O for New Light
 house, Etc.
 South Norwalk, Dec. 9.-Word was received from Congressman F. J. Hill this morning that the lighthouse board has recommended the appropriation of $75000 for new lights and change of marks in the Norwalk harbor. The most important change to be made is that of the Smith Island light to Green Reef, a mile and a quarter to the west. This work alone will require an expen- allure of $60 900. Congressman Hill will introduce bill at the next session of congress to have this appropriation made.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-14
Sur SeberSisnms nnicrcr Jun:
9cu WdoGen.

Sem bon ben 9eneoittiner= GQtern
3t Mtount an9el, Org, ber0us9e9ebe=
men ST. Soiepbs=g latt" entnebmen
mir 6olgenoes:
r0fit 9te6t weroen it unierem Qmerita Die
Sl19el iiber bos melbIt9e @ei6le6t INNER
buuft9er. llnlere Camden wouen ni6t mebr
orbeItelt llO Ierllen ntbtS mebr. Sbre 9rz
5lebNu9 ut eIiIe 9allS pertebrte. SlaptertlImz
perm, Ot0ielI, &i6ten, Gri9ouometrie &C.,
oaS INN DIE S06er, wel6e aui uniereu atas
oemtes 9elebrt meroeu. @eni9e tonIeu ell
9nteS Wtttto9eIIen b~eretteu, bas grob baden,
eIltell Strulnpr ltrlten ooer gar tbrc etgentlI
&leIoer MAIDEN. Soi6e 6raIen milllen lo0ar
Tlr bic Iletoer ibrer "tleilen 6ilIber cine
SbnetoerIt baben. Sem Wulloer, baB ii6
lIlllere IlIugeu Dtalller INNER mebr uuo lGu=
ger beiinnen, ben tOItlibeu GurlIs zines iol=
den NelbeS ltb onSul6aiIen, uuo baB i'll
Nol9e belien thinner mebr lol3er OGm9eu
liteu bleibeu."
Sin Semeis oes pben 8eia9ten lit
all6 Die SbOtIa6e, oaB 9e9enwGrtia,
p6breno jun9e itarte Mdnner feline Dir
belt iinoeu ~tOnnen, Sieu ltmdodeu itets
eeiu6t limb. Wurum? Weil bic ane=
ritouii6en Weiber 81 faul iino, bic
SousNrbeit ielblt gu tbun. @enn
iOldes nur bel ben Stofameritanern
Dortdme, 10 lieBe iid Die So9e nod
bOren, pelln aber Seutide uno &atbpz
liteu oieien ameritunii6en S6pinoel
nadGfen, tuern oeuti6e Gltern ioldes
bel ibren &inoern 5ulaiien poer gar
nod bili9en, 10 1T Dies ilberous tral=
rig. Sine 6rau, iuelde nibts bon
SparIamteit 9elernt bat, miro Dem
Wiunn ui6t sur 8ebiiliin, ionoern CUR
2oit ulO gum &uin. Gor Ginger ,3eit
mar Der Shreiber oieier 3tilen in elmer
oeuti6en tatbOlii6en NieoerlaNun9,
pel6e in WObltbuenoer @eiie bon Den
ibn bisber betannten Gbita9. Srduer
uno MtGo6en batten 0ls &OpIbeOefung
aus billiNem StOf 9emadte. ielbItper=
fertiate Sauben, 9erin9ere fir 9etpobn=
li6e Sage. Sieie Sauben tru9en bic
gSOblbabenoen iOpDbl lpie bic glermes
rem. Sbre 9onSe &leioun9 Sei9te bic
9rOBte @infaAbeit uno &cinli6teit.
2luf mein Seira9en eriubr iA, oaB fat
gtiemalo S6uloen babe, BON SppOtDe.
Ten wuBten lie ni6ts. Sun9e Mdu=
ner, welhe Dor 6 bis s Sabren einen
ei9enen S0ustauo 9e9rilnoet, batter
bereits 200 bis 800 9Ollars am Sins.
Sin Salubn 1T ni9t in Der umse9enD,
brau9en aber au6 teinen, oa iie Elm
9utes Saus9etrdnt baben. Sbren
&0ffee b~ereiten lie aus 8eyite, @eiSen
Ooer &O99en. @ier, Butter uno anoere
6armprOoutte peroen 9egen nptbpen=
bi9e SpeSereien i'm Store ein9etaui6t.
Sp0riamteit. 6leib oss mdnnli6en TO-
pObl aIs bes peibli6en 8ei6le6tes,
6rOmmigteit iino bic SugenOen iener
lpuferen Seutiden. MO6tsu lie bod
re6t oiele Na6abmer finocn.
(SaItimOre 8atb. 8oltsStg.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-14
Isle ipir ole Smoem los weroem.
% lie n, /. WGrS 1896.

Sa bat elm Suoe, CT nennt li1 Dot
tor" SeDl, Elm famOies Sildlein iber
Die Suoenfraoe beraus0e9eben. Gr
i6reibt in oemielben allen grnltes, oab
es leioer pabr lei, oaB es bisber ben
Suoen n~ir9enos Qelunqen iei, ii9 in
ben oeri6ieoenen ~8aterldnoern". in
oenen iie bisber Selebt, nit ben ieBbaf-
ten SeluObnern al peridmelsen troB Der
grrBen .Spfer", bic iie biefiir 9ebra6t.
IS bleibe Oaber ni6ts anoeres iibri9,
olg oaran 81 9ebell, ei9ene jiioiihe
y&ei6e" gu Qriinoen. Sm 4u9e bat
Der liebe rSOttor" Sepl 8tuei GGnosr.
nGmli6 Palaitina uno Qr9entinien.
Poldltina lit ibm jeoo6 ipmpotbii6er.
@r oentt iid bic Sahe bO6it einfa6.
Die Siirtei iol YalGitina ben SuDeR
- identen; ais @e9engeident biefir
tpiirOen Ii9 Die SebrGer perphi6ten, bic
Siirtel finan3iell 81 ,ran9iren". Sas
lit SuOenjar9On, uno beibt ms quite
9euti9 uberieBt, OaB bic Suoeu Der
Siirtei Johann aus 9antbarteit, inio-
fern es ndmli6 nibt Obrebin bis jebt
i9On gei6eben lit, DOlenos oas Sell
ilber Die Sbren aieben wiiroen. Ser
Sebrder Sepl fI9t als 9uten QDiB nod
bel, oaB anlGBli6 oieier Staatenariin=
oung Die 6rU9e Der ben G6riiten beili=
gen Stdtten our6 pOlterre1tli6e ger=
trG9e 9ere9elt peroen t6nnte. Mtln
iiebt, baB Der Mauidsl bod nod nit
ii6 reoen lGbt, er 1T 9nQoi9, er 9eitat=
tet neni9itens ben @briIten nod, oaB
tie ibre beiliQen Stdtten beiu9en biir=
fen. 9O6 nod Elm Weiteres beri6tet
Der Itaaten9rilnoenoe Sebrder: bic 4uss
wanoerun9 Der Suoen iOa ni9t auf
einmNl ua6 Yalaitina erfOlgen. 0or=
crit iplen Die drmeren Suoen binSieben,
OGs 2ano urbar MAIDEN, Yriifen uno
g8e9e bNuen. Sann erit iollten bic
beiier 8eiteQten unter ben &rummnaien
nN6iOlgen. Natiirli9, oos mar lett
jeber, oNB bic armen Seufel ii6 fir Die
&ei6en abrafern fOllen; nlr DergiBt
unIer o9OttOr" SeDl, baB Der arme
Suoe ME uno nimmer 81 &ar't uno
S6nufel, ionoern Dielmebr 81 Saiens
ielen unO 0Iten SOlen 9reiit, UNI Qlei9
ieinen reid 9ewOroenen GpmOtionalen
ourd S4winocl uno 9etru9 bon ben
G9rilteH oas Ge!o absuOrutsn. Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-14
SatbOlii6er airdenzS ulenOer.
3meierlci WaB.

@m l. @pril bepiui0te bas &eprd=
icntautsnbous oes GOn9reIies cine Sei=
fteuer bon $50, 900 fir bic ySOiuaro
unioerIitp", cine prote i Gnti d
GebranI toIt fir Neger in @oiAtnQtOn,
nit pel6sr aud ein Yreoi9er=S seminar
perbunoen 1T. @m fOl9enOen Gage
periu6te Der Nb9eOronete Sainer BON
9tebrasta (8epublitaner) bas Saus gu
bslue9en, oieIsu gei6IuB riidgdn9ig gu
MAIDEN, ouf ben 8runo bin, bob bic
oenonnte glnItoIt "sectarian" lei.
Qebteres wuroe aud bon teiuer Settle
beItritten, uber trOBoem paro Sainer's
gntrag nit 1919 9e8en los Stimmen
%Dsrtporlen.
OHenbar miBt unier GOn9reB ni6t
INNER nit oemielben Ma6Itabe, benin
ionf bate man ni6t oeuti d e n
tatbolii6en NnitOlten in WaIb=
it9ton bic llntertiiBun9en 9enOmmen
uno Ie ieBt benz rOteItuutiiben Sniff
tute bewiQi9t. Cher in anoeren @ors
ten: 8as 1T mad Der &~ufaiiun9 Der
.Mebrbeit "sectarian"? An=
f6eineno @Qes, mas tatbOlii d
uno Oeuti9 1T. unperi6dmtet
tann oas SnownOtbin9tb u m
unO bic Seu9elei pObl ni4t auf'
treteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-14
ebes gIaubensfeinbl / d E
. VT d, ieoe iittenIpe S6rift,
eoe II ntatbpIi6e eituua a!

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. II d, ieoe iittenIpe Sbrift,
eoe untatbolid Seituns g!
8reifet CUR ~geiunosn &pit driItlider
Sectiire bic Sud fir ieosn Stano uno
giloun9ssrao in Siile sebpten wiro.
Sernet Dol, ben NnoersQldubigen, bon
oeneu Elm Sober iih i6imen wiiroe.
lemals cine 3eitung in bic Sano 81
nebnlen, bic feline reli9i0ie 8elinnun9
in iOlh senlciner @eiie %perbObnte.
@ir aber fperOen ni6t ralten nod
ruben, mo- uno lpie INNER mir tDnnen,
elm Shriititellertbum 81 betGmpfen,
oas 1ih tGglih periiinoigt an ben bei=
ligiten Sntereiien Der MtsnI6beit. @ir
peroen nlht itumme Sunoe iein bel
oieier 8efabr. bamit mir an jenem Sage
niht eri6einen miiiien. belaitet nit
benz Serbreben Der Yfli6tper9eiienbeit.
Wer INNER 81 Gbriltus bGlt, Der leibe
uns ieinen grm uno iein i6arfes
Shuert in oieiem Sample, oeun nur
in Der Ginbeit lie9t bic Strait. Gin
8laube, cine Sauie, Elm Soft uno
9ater aler" (gpb. 4. s. aber aud
cine Sectiire, Die oa mabrt uno biitet
Die Gbre oieies einen pabrsn 8ottes
uno Die seiltiaen Sntereiien aler Serer,
Die ibm anban9en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-14

Serr rSottor" SeDl meilIt es aber i'm
8rlnoe nit ieinen Stammperiuanoten
bod iebr gut; iie iolteu ndmlid Damn,
tpenn lie ibr neles &Oni9reih Neupald=
TINA beso9en bdtten, niht ale SGoeu
nit ben iibrigen gDlteri6aiten 5errel=
ben, ionoern nit oenielben wirtbIhNft=
lid %nerbunoen 'ein, bos bsiBt, ba Die
Suoen lnter einanoer li6 fii9li6 ni6t
ausmu6ern rno beiteblen tOnnen urlo
oitrfen, 10 miiiien aud no6 Der Sbron=
beItei9ung oes Experimentation
SDnigs Scpl Des @rlten, Die Gbrilten
bon ben nit ibnen neiterbin i'm wirtb=
'6aitlihen Sertebr bleibenoen Sebrdern
alls9eihrotet peroen. Die Soee 1T 10
libel ni1t.
@enn's nur feline @eiha9un9 uno
etpl9e W1brbeit ipGre, oaB Die Serren
Suoen, 10 large lie sriitiren, 3eritreut
auf Der 9an5en Welt babin leben mill
len, elm &alnspOlt unter alien iibrigen
Groennationell, melln alIo Die @riill=
oung zines jiioiihen Nationalitaotes
nldt Qeraoeio cine unmDQli6teit iudre.
mle Die @ieoereri6tun9eu oes Solo=
mOniihen Sempels, 10 mDdten mir
uno nit uns ale Sene, mel6e Die Su=
oenpelt in Sorm Der Gbriitenbewu6e-
run9 uno in 6orm oes &lftss Der
oemoraliiirenoen S%uoenpreiie LATHAM
tennen Qelernt baben, nit 6reuoen
ruien oieles P~rOjett oes Sebrder's Sepl
be9riiBen uno nur pprii9tsWeiie ben
ausmanoernoen &ainsjiin9ern 5urufen:
Sebt mObI ali - characterization.
(Olio @aiienfreuno.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-14
Sir vSl. Thanksgiving" bat ii6

Die vSQ. Thanksgiving" bat ii9
mieOer in leBter 3eit nit ibrer v&atbO=
litsnfreunoli6teit" beoeutenoe 8l0Ben
9egeben. 50 i9rieb iie an leitenoer
SteQe fOl0enOen be5ei6nenoen
Sup:
Ser 3wef beiliot oas Mittel. "
MtNn bat Den Seiuiten=S roen, I'M b
mint nit unre6t, ben 30 t.
muir 9ema6t, oaB er lid
BON oteiem 8runo aBe lei=
ten lQfie.
9ieie nieori9e 2ii9e gilt bel Der
nStaotsSt9." oIs Vtiin3e, bic polltper=
tbig 1T. 9os 1T bod tlar 9eiprO9en.
nnO Oann bore man nod 6Ol9enoes:
y9ebel tOnnte Sunberte uuo Sau=
ienoe bon 8ele9en aus Der @elt=
9ei4tdte berbeii6leppen, er tDunte
YGpite uno 6iirIter, MiniIter uro
8eianote, 8enerdle uno 9eamte auf=
5Qblen, Die 9Otumeute 9e f D b.
len uno einen 8ertrauens=
bru6 be9an9en baben, nm
ibrer SO9e, mad Dem 8runo-
Ease, Der 3Wed 9eiIigt oas Mittel,
gu oienen."
@%abrbafti9, cine nieOri9ere ar9u=
mentatiOnsweiie, bic nit 8emsinerer
&bit9t 8efiibrt Wiro, mare WObl
f6Der gu finoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-14
@aS ioaen tptr fetern - octi
OeburtSs oDer oen Sanf=
tag?

Sieie Grase lsste iid uns pieoer
1abe beim Iabsn oes 3. Mdra, ~unieres
8eburtstases (lSl5) uno bes Saul.
ta9es ben 6. Wdrs. Die IntpOrt lit
nidt idwsr. SIT bod Der Sag Der bl.
Saufe pielmebr unier ei9entli6er 8e=
burtstaa. ais Der Sag unierer leibs
liden @eburt. @n bieism treten MIR
in's iroii6e 2sben bios nit elmer
natiirliden Nusitattuna. basu bebaitet
nit benz Slude Der @rbiiinoe Obne
wabrbaft be9liidenoe SOfnun9en fir
3eit uno GwiQteit, ia unter benz Gro.
ben oes elpisen 9eroerbens. Nm Saul.
ta9e i6entt Soft Elm neues. ein iiber-
natiirli6es 2eben uno itattet Die Seele
aus nit Der beili9mabenoen 8naoe
uno nit alien 8Orsilseu uuo &e6ten
oerielben; oas Wenideutiuo wiro gum
ainbs 8ottes, elm Wit9lieo Der bl.
Stride. eiu9eisBt in Die Sbeilnabme an
al ben tOtbaren 9atsru. ,pOmit Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-14

reno bon jeoer Wilion @innObner, bic
in Seuti6lnuo poer bier bon oeuti6en
Gltern 9eboren iparen, li1 nur 7S2 in
8efdn8niNen uno l349 in Wobltbdti9-
teitsonitalten beianoen.
Iebnlid lit oos Terb6ltniB bel ben
Na6tpmmen Der Gingepanoerten. @on
leoer Wiuipn Der bon irii6en @ltern
geborenen Sinoer mlbten 624 in Belle.
run9sanltalten unter9ebra6t perOen,
bon jeoer Milion oeutiber &inoer aber
nur 1873. WinC. GDltsfreuno.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-04-14
Gin Gnfbli6 auf ole suten
alien 3eiteu.
GOrti9ritt oes 3unftarbei-
tiers 3um 6abrit0rbeiter.

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SeoOr mir Elm llrtbeil fGQen t0nnen,
Db oieier 6Ortiaritt Elm 8eWinn ooer
Elm 0erlu1t fir Die Otolie Der Qlrbeiter
lei, miiiien mir Suerlt uns tlor madden,
Worin oas Slid fir Den Ginselnen
iOWObl ME fir Die @u9emeinbeit ei9ent=
lid beItebe. 8as Streben Der Wen=
i6en nu9 8litt 1T Elm bere9ti9tes, neil
es in Der meuibli6en Natur 9e0rinoet
1T. 90rGus fOI9t nun fir ben Staat
bic Ptll6t, Die GrWerbun9 Oes 8lilfes
allen gtir9ern, iOWeit Dies m09li9 III,
3I erIei6tern uno gu befOroern. Die
Nuf8abe oes Staates 1T, ni6t bios Elm
Ge6tsltaOt iOnoem aud Elm Q8obl=
tobrtslt0at 81 iein. Worin beltebt
nun Oos Slid unO Die Q8Oblfubrt fir
ben @ln3elnen unO fir bic 8eiammts
belt? Auf oleie 6raQe BADEN mir 3mei
&ntlUOrten. Die Ginen bebaupten,
bas Slid uno Die WObliabrt fir bic
8eIeli6Oft iOWObl ais fir ben Sim
5elnen beitebe in Der 3uirieoenbeit; Der
5ufrieOeue damn lei Der 0liltli6Ite;
pbne bic 3ufrieoenbeit tonne weoer
9tel6tbum, nod 6Orti6ritt, nod g9ii=
ieni4Nft, ben Weni&en 9liitli6
LID MAIDEN.
Die anOeren bebaupten, oas Slid
rno Die WOblfabrt fir ben Staat ris
tilr Die prtOateH beitebe i'm 6OrtI3ritt
Ouf materieQem, inouitriellem uno
tulneni60ftli6em 8ebiete, in Der Ser
mebrun9 uno @ntpifelun9 Der GiIenz
babnen, 9ampfmUi6inen, SeleQra=
pben, oes SNnoeI5 uno Der SnouItrie,
pclae &ei6tbum ms Gono brin9en.
@ueln, lUel6en NuBen briuat al oieier
GOrtItrttt Dem 9emeinen MHnne, Wenn
bic 6rtl6te 0ieies 6Orti6rittes ni6t
ebenmQBig Dertbeilt iperOen, penn
elni9c Q0eni9e ben Woblitano zines
GNn3en Gei6e5 in lire &alieu einiam=
meIH, WGbreno Die Mniie oe& Bottles
leer als8ebt? NIr9enos 1T Die grmutb
t6muBlger uuo OriIfenoer ais in Dem
ilberaus rei9en Gn9luno. SieIe lebtere
S%ebauptUn0 1T 9ew0bnli6 pertreten
oHrS bic IHbGn8sr Oes prOtefaWtis.