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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-21
nENTIOT DR.. A. f. BUCHANAN
OA4As AN a. SO When Building.
THE KENTUCKY TROTTER
LUXON DEFEATED 2,2O CLASS FA-
VORITE IN HOLLOW STYLE.
Chamber of Commerce $1,000 Stakes
Taken by Milton s. and Dare
Devil Beat Della Fox.

DETROIT, July 20.-When Gus Macy left
Kentucky for the Grand Circuit it was an
nounced that he had the material for get
ting the money in almost any race. This
bit of information seems to have been I'M
needed. for to-day he won a rafting race
at Crosse Point with Luxon, and those who
took a 81 chance on the horse in the mu-
tUals for the first race received $437 for
their investment. He won the race in the
easiest possible style The race was the
2:20 trot, and The Abbott was strong
favorite over the field. There never was a
minute when The Abbott was near enough
to telephone to LuXon except at the finish
of the third mile, when he came third
after LuXon had been eased up from
ten-length lead on the lower turn. The
sensational outcome of the 2:20 trot quite
overshadowed the feature race of the day.
the $1,000 Chamber of Commerce stake for
2:24 PAGERS. This was won in straight heats
by Milton S. He was at all times the favor
lite and he won his race very easily, with
Courier Journal second. The first race had
a hot favorite in Dare Devil from the Viii
iage Farm stable. He lost the opening heat
to Miss Della Fox, three-year-old, with
an engagement in the Kentucky Futurity.
She trotted in 2:14A. The Tewksbury
horses, Robert j. and John r. Gentry, left
for Chicago to-day. The attaches who wore
the yellow and black uniform of the New
York Snowman spent much time in eX-
planning yesterdays comparatively poor
performances by the greaI pacing kings
Summaries:
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Knightstown, o; RushvilIe, 3.

KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind. July 2O.-The
game with Rushville to-day was stopped
by rain in the fifth inning. The home team
won the game in the first inning. Gillespie
and Sowders led the batting for the local
club Score:
knightstown .....................4 0 1-9
RushVllle .........................2 0-3
Observation-Disclosures Knepper and
ha
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CENTRAL LEAGUE GONE UP.
Washington Drops Out and Terre
Haute Players Desert.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July 2O.-The Cen
trail Baseball League, composed of Terre
Haute, Washington, Evansville, Paducah,
Henderson and Cairo, has disbanded Wash
ington's dropping out of the race disclosed
the fact that Terre Haute and Evansville
were shaky. The Terre Haute players left
the club fn-niphf
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TurI.ev GobbIer case.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, July 2O.-Alexan-
der Evans, of Paragon, has sued John +.
Duckworth, his wealthy neighbor, for
s. 1000 damages. He says Duckworth ac-
cused him. in the presence of several per-
sons. of stealing a turkey Evans ana
Duckworth are both prominent and Well
tO-do farmers
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NEW YORK July 20.-The American
Kennel Club has just made an important
move as a result of which the entire Do
minion of Canada comes under the club
jurisdiction. In future all shows held in
Canada will be conducted under the rules
of the American Kennel Club and the exec
utive committee OF the Canadian Kennel
Club becomes the Canadian advisory board
of the American Kennel Club.
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Rev. West Called to Kol<omo.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, July 2O.-Rev. Abram
West, of Waverly, has been called to the
pastorate of the Harrison-street Christian
Church. this city, to succeed his brother,
Rev. K E. West, deceased. Rev. West has
resigned his Waverly charge and accepted
the call to this city
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Indiana Notes.

The commencement of the Indiana Nor
NAL College at Covington did not occur last
Saturday as reported. The exercises will
be given on Friday evening, July %.
John Jacobson, a swindler broke Jail at
Crown Point Monday night and escaped
He was arrested for swindling fifty farmers
out of $4,000 worth of milk in this county
lie was Swede and was an old criminal
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Farmer Fatally Gored.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
KOKOMO, Ind, July 20.-John Holdings
worth. a farmer, was probably fatally in
lured to-day by bun that he was leading.
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kG LEFT on n bases1Gleyeland Il; BALTIMORE
Blackburn, 4. Struck out-By Young 4.
Home run-Wallace. Three-base hitS-Mc-
Kean. Jennings. Two-base hits-Zimmer (2).
Burkett, Reitz. Sacrifice hits-Childs, Wal
lace, Young. Stolen bases-Childs (2), Keel
or. Double play-McKean to Tebeau. I'm
pire-Emslie. Time-2 hours. Attendance,
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Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
ALEXANDRIA. Ind. July 20.-The oil
well located on West Washington street
was shot last evening and resulted in a
flow of about $50 barrels per day The well
is owned by StilwelI Brothers, of Anderson.
Ind. The flow prior TO the shooting was
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Worthington Defeats Linton.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WORTHINGTON, Ind, July 2O.-Worth-
ington defeated Linton in a close game to-
day. Worthington, 3; Linton, O. Batteries
--Jencks and Harris; Benney, Weaver and
HOStetter
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Turned out to Be "a Gasser.

Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind, July 20.-The Portland
Natural Gas and Oil Company drilled in a
good gas well on the Denton farm in
Greene township this evening After being
shot the we'll made a showing for 100000
cubic feet of gas daily.
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Totals ..............35 8
*Batted for DWyer in mint

Earned runs-Cincinnati ]; Boston, s.
Two-base hits-Bergen, Long, Collins,
Lewis, Burke, Peitz. Three-base hits
Stahl, Lowe. Left on bases-Cincinnati s.
Boston, 10. Stolen bases Irwin Miller
Double plays-Bergen, Collins and Tenney
Lewis, Long and Tenney. First base on
balls-On Dwyer, 2; off Lewis, l. Struck
out-By Dwyer l. Time-1:5O.
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Earned runs-Cincinnati. TO- Boston, l.
Two-base hits-Burke, Miller (2) Three
base hits-Ritchey Hamilton, Holiday
SchriVer. Left on bases-Cincinnati, 6; Bos-
ton, 1. Stolen bases-Burke, Miller First
base on balls-Off Klobedanz /. Struck
out-By Rhines, 2. Time-1:20. Umpire
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PITTSBURG. July 20-Pittsburg won
two great games to-day from Brooklyn.
The pitchers were all in good fettle and only
nineteen single hits were made in both
games. With fewer hits in each game, the
Pirates won out by quick, heady playing
and daring base running. Attendance, $500.
Score first game:
r. H. L.
Pittsburg ..2 0 2 0 o 0 81 4 2
Brooklyn $40 0 OIL 3
ttsries-Hughey and Sugden; Kennedy
and Aim: Sacrifice hits-Padden, La
chance. Stolen bases-Tannehiu, Sugden,
Jones' Double plays-Lyons, Ely and
Lyons; Grim Schoch and Lachance First
I. Hit with ball-Davis, Lachance. Struck
out-By Hughey 2. Wild pitch--Hughey.
Left on bases-Pittsburg, s; Brooklyn, 6.
First on errors-Pittsburg, 2; Brooklyn, 2.
Time-1:45
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Colts Badly Crippled.

CHICAGO. July pa very costly error
on a chance that should have retired the
side without score was followed by
gift and a fusilade of six hits giving the
ouakers seven unearned runs in the first
inning. The Colts played a Ialched-up
team. Griffith on third and Callahan in CEN
ter Their fielding was little off but they
led the batting with four and three hits,
respectively Attendance, 1920 Score:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-21
MONEY IN BERRIES.
A Favored Region Where Tariff Talk
Cuts No Figure.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RUSSIAVILLE, Ind, July 90 - Russia
vile and vicinity is in the midst of the
greatest berry crop for several years. In
this immediate vicinity there are about
twenty fruit farms, raising chiefly straw
berries, raspberries and blackberries, and
their crops will run from fifty to 250 bushels
of gathered fruit The strawberry crop was
somewhat short on account of the weather,
but the aggregate was about one thousand
bushels, for which was received over 81 900.
Next came the raspberries, which have
been on hand for two weeks, and are now
about all harvested. OF these there were
1850 bushels and $1,000 or over was distrib-
uted for this crop. On Monday morning the
blackberry fields were opened, and il the
weather remains fair and favorable until
the close of the season the blackberry yield
will reach five thousand bushels The price
per buShel will start at about 81 and will
average $3.50 This will cause to be dis
tributed in this community in the neigh
borhood of $l25OO, which is surely good
thing for any community. An army of
pckers are furnished work during June,
July and August. Several large families
here make good wages during the berry
season, They receive from to 2 cents per
quart for picking. owing to the scarcity of
berries receiving the best prices at the end
of the season of each crop. The berries
are shipped by express in crates of TWEEN
ty-four boxes each, which cost the berry
man Is cents per crate, and are not re-
turnable. Several carloads of the emptes
have been shipped here this week. The
patches are picked clean every other day,
but, by changing, most of the pickerS find
work every day. If heavy dew has not
fallen during the night the pickers begin
their work as soon in the morning as they
can see, and continue until the berries
are all cleaned up, then go to another field
and pick till evening. Very nearly every
body in the community reapS more or less
benefit from the berry crops, and so the
Mckinley tariff will not be waited for to
times pOOd
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-21
THE WEATHER TO-DAY.
Occasional Rain, Followed by a Clear
Sky Later On.

forecasts for Indianapolis and vicinity
for the twenty-four hours ending II p. m.
July 2l-Occasional rain in the morning fol-
lowed by fair weather on Wednesday.
General Conditions-The storm area con-
tinued to move northeastward with it's CEN
ter over Lake Superior, high but diminished
Darometr1c pressure continued near the
gulf and Atlantic coasts. The temperature
fell in the lower Ohio and in the central
and upper Mississippi valleys; elsewhere it
rose in Colorado from 20 to % degrees.
Rains fell and thunderstorms formed from
the Mississippi valley eastward to the At
lantic coast.
FORECAST FOR THREE STATES
WASHINGTON, July 20. - Forecast for
Wednesday:
For Ohio-Showers, fresh to brisk south
erly winds.
For Indiana - Showers; probably fair
southwesterly.
For Illinois-Showers in the early morn
ing, followed by fair; west to southwesterly
winds.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-21

Economy and strength are combined iM
100 doses and viii average to last q month";
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The following table of temperature is fur
nished by the United States Weather Bu-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-21
National League Standing.
-Western Lea que

Indianapolis at Minneapolis.
Columbus at Kansas City.
Detroit at Milwaukee.
Grand Rapids at St. Paul.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-21
IN SECOND GAME KLOBEDANZ WAS
UNMERCIFULLY POUNDED.
Pittsburg Won Twice on Four Hits in
Each Game-BaItimOre, Louisville
and Chicago Defeated.
scheduIe Tor To-Dmy.

Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Louisville.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-21
chicago % 0 o 0 % Is
Philadelphia Z 0 0 Q l 0-9 Is O

and Mcfarland, Earned runs-Chicago, 6.
Left on bases-Chieago, 1 philadelphia 7.
Two-base hitszGritfith, Callahan, Arson.
Three-base hits-Grifiith. Cooley. Sacrifice
hit-Nash Stolen base-Cooley. Double play
Decker and Mccormick. Struck out-By
Friend, >; by Taylor. 2 Bases on bal,s-Oif
Friend, 3. Hit with ball-Geier Time-2:35.
n
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Second game:

Pittsburg .....2 Q "-3 4 3
Batteries-Killen and Sugden; Payne and
a. Smith. Earned runs-Pittsburg, /. Sac
cihce hits-Davis, Jones. Stolen bases-E.
6mith, Padden. First base on balls-On
Payne s. Hit with ball-Griffin Struck out
by Killen, l: by Payne, 2. Time-1:5O
Irn1nire-Sha ridan
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-21
FORECAST FOR THREE STATES
Tuesdays Local ObservntionA.

Bar. Their r. H Wind Weather. Pre-.
a. m m .$ 90 9S z z 50 South south Clear. 900
Maximum temperature. 70; minimum tenn
perature, ST.
Following is a comparative statement Of
the temperature and precipitation July 20.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
ssSm Iciner 2lniprabc mber Die
r4rbciterirage" sm Sc
Wars, st.,

9ele9entli6 0es 10 glGnSelo ~perlaufes
nen 5lUeiten OllQemeinen 8ntbOlitentas
9es Der 9euti6en bon SOtpu, betonte
Der bObw. &ater s. 4. SOoing BON
ct. Gucns, SSG., OaB oas Sauptbins
oerniB, wel9es cine 9iitIi6e SOiung
Der oGrbeiterfra9e" eri6were, BARN
81 finoen lei, OaB bic SelbltIu6t, bic
GenuBiuht, Die Subiu6t ii6 in Der
menI6liden 8eieQidaft 10 brett made.
g9ir tperoen iibri9ens bic betrenenoe
GeOe nG6ltens in eXtensO pllbliSiren,
o0 oieieIbe iebr 9eei9net 1T. edit tatbos
Hide @~runOidBe in Der oQrbeiterira9e"
81 Oerbreiteu. Sir beute iuOllen mir
nur 0uf ben berrlihen, aber eminent
prnttii6eu Nrtifel iiber Oieies Sbema
Gufmertiam MADDEN, pel6er an anoe-
rer STEELE oieier Summer unter BEN
SitcI: vS6ledte Soften" erIdeint.
g8ie bic uneridttli6e Selbits uno
Sobiuat ST. betdmpfen 1T, oas lie9t in
ben i9Iiaten aber t%iefpabren, peni9en
Morten:
&ier fam nur bic Riitfebr str Geli9ion
helTelt. Sarmberjigteit unb 9t06iteultebe
Ilno VIlImen ans 9riflt3em 9arten.
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Sum- Sori6la9c oes ySbto
Waiicniremno"

betrehs Der Gertuenoun9 Der @sloer,
wel6e Der Gentral=8erein fir bic grs
riAtung zines &ebrItubles fir Oas
9eutI3e 81 g8aibin9tOu, 8. s.. bat.
tOnnen mir in Siebe uno WObltpolIen
MIR o05 wieosrbOlen, mas mir 5I Dem
GOri4la9e 81 Gunlten oes &ebreriemi=
mars in ct. 6rnnci5, g8is., 9eIa9t
bNben. Die Sadie i6eint uns b T.
riibt.
gSir 9eGen beute pelter luno 9ebeu
nniere GriinOe fir oisie grtldrun9.
Gr items iOQten mir bod oblp0rten
uno bOren, mas Der Sl. Yater 0uf ben
SeI6luB oes 9irettOreurOtbe3 Der Satb.
llniOerlitdt bin antmOrtet, mel6er benz
Popte ia Wtigr. S9rOosr's ShIdial
anbeim 9eitel!t bat. 3weiten
bal Der Central : Yereiu beute nod
tUeoer $50, 900 nod aud ielbit ben bon
tbm 81 erbebenoen She'll So, 600 beis
tammen, uno orittens miro in lebs
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Wiar. S@r0Dcr

Fat, trOB aler ae9entbeiliaen Yrsb=
rno SenoenS : SiiACn, bis 81 oisier
Stunoe ni6t reIi9nirt, iuObl aber bis
lcbt iCinen Satbeoer nibt lpieoer betre,
ten uno Dem Sanger Der llniperiitdt,
9arolnal Gibbons. 0emeloet. OnB or
an0eiibts oes 9e9en ibn bcliebten Ysrs
fobrens teinen Sup mebr in bic Uni.
perlit0t ieBen tonne uno Weroe. es lei
oenu 0ui Sefsbl Oes 81. Yaters. unb
ouB CT lid oesiuegsu aud na1 Nom
Neruanot babe, I'm baloi9e NntluOrt su
erbalten.
Inter ben ca. 30 proIeiioren, welte
an Der &utbOlii6en lnluerlitdt inter.
riaten -- bsmsrtt odsu Der ,Wanoe=
rer" - beIinOet lid uliO jsBt fein cine
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ben Is Wlt9lieosrn oes @erualtunNs=
ratbes 1T nur elmer, Der in Nmcrlta
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SOrtmann. SOB oieie 3butiabe iilt
aud nidt oasu an9etbau lit. Den Sail
SbrOoer Dor ben Nh9en Der 9sutihsu
in mlloerem Slhte criheineu Al laiieu,
oiirite iupBl Ssoem einleuhteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16

ter SnltonS oieie I~n9elegenbeit bonn
eentralsgereine al entIheioen Iein.
(SelbitberltGnOli6 wpllen mir ieoOh.
tsle Rep. Selling cs trefili9 io9t, in
Siebe nno WoblmOllen" Die Sah2 in
unIeren tatboIiiden 3eitun9sn beipre=
den llno mir meroen berarti9 0bNe=
faBte 6orreipOnoen,en, nit Nanens=
unteri6riit Der ginienoer, pubIi5iren.)
Inns i6eint, es ipdre jebt Oieleidt
am Plobe tpenn bon Soften Der oeut=
i6en &othollten an ben 81. @ater Die
er9ebene 6ra9e 9eri6tet miiroe, oh er
Den ocuti6en Satbolitsn es erlauben
piiroe, cine fatboliihe %. b. ni6t libes
raj tatbOlil6e) llniberIitdt unter oeut f.
i6er Seitung 81 Qrilnoen. Sn
Oieiem Sale, ihiene uns. fOnrrten mir
nit 8ater Settings Mitwirtuns uno
nit N%pprobatiOn Der propaganda oas
,SoIepbinum" ausbalen uno Mi9r.
ShrOoer wiiroe feline nGriobrun=
gen in Der SOrOerun9 tatbOlii6er uni=
perIitdten" iebr prattii9 benllBen t0n=
men. glu6 bieriiber iino jeBt Gore
iponoentens uno qreBitimmen an Der
Sronun9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
Gine 2tnft6t bctrcHeno Den
Scbritubl iiir Oas Seuti1e,

brin9en mir inter benz Sitel: vg8pSll
Der oeutI6e 2sbrltubl al Der &atboli=
iAsn llniOerIitdt 81 8ai6in9ton?"
g0ir empIeblen bic 2ettiire oleIes ar=
titels su elmer bsIOnoeren geaatung,
neil Der Sdreiber jenes grtiteIs elmer
unierer tit6ti9Iten Mitarbeiter 1T, uro
sumoI, neil BARN meme u e dts
puntte CUR Seurtbeilun9 Der 6ra9e
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ten mir uns cine II b 9iiltige e, B L.
torielIe glnIi6t frei. g8ir bieten
i~iberbnupt unIeren &eiern tets gerne
cine m09Ii4it reidli6e @lswabl BON
perl9ieoenen Qnli6ten iiber ale Cages
frogen, Obne oaB oeBbalb Elm jeoer Ar=
titeI cine BON uns apprObirte
Ani9t ent9alten miiHe.
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Girii6c S6iMpis mno SpOtt'
naucm fiir ole ocmti6en
GatboIifeu.

Pius TX. uniterbli6sn 9lnbentens
bat Dor Sabren bic 9atbOliten oes
Oeuti1en Gentrums 0ls .,ein S6au=
ipiel fir GnQel uno Meni6en" 9e=
riibmt, neil lie benz weltIti!rmenoen
&iberalismus ted uno tiibn mioeritan=
ben. g8ir bsutIbsameritaniI9e &as
tbOliten pOllen ni1ts anOeres als llr-
iere iiberieeiIdeu SriiOer. SGrob
weroen mir ben ben Yldttern Der
:, glriitotrutie oer8elebriamteit" ebsnio
iei9 ullo ebenio bubenhait bei6impft,
ais ie Elm Oeuiides PreBjiOleiu es 9es
WN9t bat orauBen. Gen Corn o0r=
iiber, ONB Ct. Yaul in MlnneIOta uns
niGt betsbrt, Ct. Yeter in GOm binge=
gen uniere 9eili9lten ueber5euqunSen
i'm idWsren SGmpf f%Ortwdbreno aIs
lebt uno re6t tatbOliI6 ansrtannt bat,
an uns .SuertOpfen" - (W.
I@atAman) - oPbariidern" (Gatb.
(6itiSen) - .S6ien" (San SrantiscO
NWiOnitOr) als9etobt weroen. - Sin
|hlieoli6es StrGBenper9niiSen - ,Ses
FrOio Oes Glaubens."
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trciHe.


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nit Si0manten uno Suwelen 9epla9t
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rem gu lniien. Die 8rdfin leioe ndru=
lid an Sleptomanie - Stebliu1t. uno
er, Der Neffe, Der oas nit elmer gspii=
fen Sdiibternbeit ein9eltano, berpfli9=
tete iid. alles, mas lie etpa peri6pin=
ben iaIien piirOe, baIOmO9lidlt suriif=
SubrinQen. CUR be3eidneten Stunoe
fubr bic 8rdfin Dor. tauite Elm tlsines
gltmbano uno itabl pie Elm 8abe. Ser
Neffe blitte Webmiitblg brein, Der 8e=
i6dftsinbaber sdblte nit boiler 8ube
bic 8s~0enliGnoe, Die Die 8rdfin in ben
Galten hires Seiocnileioes peribiuinben
lieb, uno - er pariet beute nod auf
Die Wieoererltattung. Die wiiroi9e
8rdfin mar cine 8"aunerin, bic niht
aus t~rantbaiter Nei9una, ionoern ein=
fad QewerbsmdBig itabl. Aber Der
Strei6 mar 9ei6idt sin9eiaoelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
Ste oeutid)en, fatbolii6eu
SI1tter

fOlten ni6t unterlaHen, biejeni9en
ytummern ibrer Aus9aben an Garois
nGle Der oeri9ieoeneu GOn9re9ationen
in &Om nnO SumNl an Die Mit9lieoer
Der Propaganda gu i6iden, in mel6en
lie geri6te uno Gomment0re iiber bic
gebanolun1 Wi9r. S6rOoer's 9es
bra6t baben. QuA anoere perionen
oiirfen SOl9ss tbun. Sie @oreien
Der ein3elnen @arbindle iplpie Der YOr=
IIBer Der ein5elnen Congregational lino
in Hotfmann's Catholic Directory
gu linden. mel6es jeBt betanntli6 bon
Der 6irma M. $. @ilbius IL So. gu
MiIwautee, g8is., publiSirt pirb.
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BebanOluna Der oeutI6en SatbOliten
bier in Nmerita ben tir1li6en Ndtori=
tGteu in 8euti6lOno our &ettitre Su9e=
i6lft miro. Wan itrei9e Die Stellen
in ben 3eituu9en an, auf wsl6e man
DEFENDERS auimertiam MAIDEN mill. Sc
Sa6lrei6er oieie 9Ofumente in &om uno
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tperoen iie BON Der Grtriiltun9 Seu9en,
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suIGnoe berri6t iiber Die 9emsins. &c.
baiItge, untatbOlii6e glrt, in
Wel9er man bic oeuti6en &atbOliten
uno Die oGiibrer" Oerielben betdmpIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-11-16
GorrcipOnocnj aus Noros
Safcta.
u darOton, y. 9,
ben 10. Stt. 1897.
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SObn unIcrcs Siiltcrs Gurl Braun
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