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The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10

7 should like to have an order to kill
these people,
Every American in Cuba now is
watched as though he were a criminal
The Spaniards hate us and do not hes
itate to say So
Everyone in Havana now knows that
the Maine was blown up. Spaniards no
longer deny it. They do not seem to be
very sad over it, either.
Are we going to have war? Well, If
we don't I shall be surprised"
Col. Parker said all the American
consuls in Cuba are doing their best in
the distribution of relief supplies except
Consul Magyar stationed at Ceinfugos
who the colonel said, denied that there
was much suffering and who seemed to
be in sympathy with the Spaniards.
Watertown, Mass, March 1O.-Begin-
ming this morning the great machine
shops at the WatertOwn arsenal will be
operated 1S hours a day. These orders
arrived at the post last night. The
newly installed electric lighting plant
viii be utilized to enable the wOrkmen
to carry on the important construction
ordered by the war department.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
OPPOSE FREE HOMESTEADS
Secretary Bliss and Chairman of the
Committee Are Against the Measure.

Washington, March 1O-The house de-
voted itself to routine business. Yesterday.
pronriation hi Vent thToneR rom It's last
stages in the adoption of the financial
conference report and the remainder of
the day was consumed in the considera-
ton of the senate amendments to the In
dian appropriation bill The substitute
for the senate provision regarding the
opening of the Uncompahgre reserva ton
was knocked out on a point of order, and
the amendment goes back to conference.
The desire of the cOnferees to nOn-con-
cur in the senate free homestead clause
encountered bitter opposition and an ar
rangement was made whereby four hours
are to be devoted to debate a proposition
Mr.. Sherman chairman of the Indian COM
mittee. declared that the free HOMESTEAD
provision would cost the government $50
900 600. He desires to eliminate it from
the bill, and has the support of the sec
retary of the interior.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
vIcroR1Aas COMPLIMENTS.
Are Extended to the President on His
Course Toward Spain.

Washington, March 1O.-Much conjec-
ture has been INDUCED in touching the
visit paid the White House by the
British ambassador. The Washington
Post this Thursday morning says on
this point:
queen Victoria has, through Sir
Julian Pauncefote, conveyed to Presi-
dent Mckinley her qualification at the
wise and conservative course which he
has thus far pursued in relation to the
Cuban and Spanish situation. She also
expressed to him her thorough sympa-
thy with the efforts put forth by the
United States to relieve suffering hu-
manity in Cuba, with the hope that
these endeavors may be conducted to a
successful conclusion without war
THE desire of the queen that war
should be avoided was emphasized for
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
MAY REPORT NEXT WEEK.
Findings of the Maine Court of Inqui-
ry are Expected Soon.

Washington. March 1O-The state
ment was made at the navy department
today that the report of the Maine
court of inquiry probably would come
to the department sometime next week.
It did not appear, however, that this
statement was founded upon any direct
report from the court, but was rather
an estimate based upon the progress so
far made as revealed by the change OF
methods on the part of the court.
It is not expected that Lieutenant
Commander Mark, the judge advocate
of the court, will leave the court until
it has completed its labOrs, as it is the
custom for the judge advocate to assist
in the preparation of the final report of
the court
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
TO PAINT HER GREEN.
Indiana's Crew Expecting Orders to
That Effect Daily.

Detroit, Mich, March 10.-Walter
Bostwick of this city has received a let
ter from his brother George, a sailor on
the battleship Indiana, now at Dry
Tortugas, in which he says they are
keeping battle watches aboardship and
q sharp lookout against surprises from
torpedo boats.
He also says that the men sleep at
their guns every night and that they
are expecting orders every day to paint
the vessel a sea green from stem TO
stern. He says the ship now has a crew
of $50 men and are expecting another
batch every hour
BOstwick concludes by saying the
crew is severely drilled every day and
every man eagerly looks forward to a
fight with Spain.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
NEW MILITIA LAW.
The Marsh Bill Has Been Reported to
the House.

Washington, March 1O.-The Marsh
bill to promote the efficiency of the ma
tional militia was reported to the house
Yesterday with several minor amend
ments The bill is the result of a thor
ough study of the national guard and
its use in time of need by either state
or federal authority. 1t repeals all the
obsolete provisions of the original en-
actment of 1892 still in force and rids
the general militia law of much verbi-
age Among other things the penalty
for dfsobeying the call of the president
is made subject to a court martial and
old and unserviceable material used by
the militia is allowed to be turned in
by the states and credited at its value.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
SOLD TO EDWARD WILDER.
1,5OO,444 Acres of Land Knocked
Down to the Santa Fe Treasurer.

Prescott, Ariz.. March 10.-The land
grant in Arizona of the Atlantic & Pa
cific railroad was sold under foreclosure
here by Kari NJ. Snyder, master in chan
cery. First Vice President and General
Solicitor E. D. Kenna and Treasurer E.
Wilder of the Santa Fe company and
Captain c. N Sterry, solicitor Of the
Santa Fe Pacific and South California
roads, were present at the sale. Only
two bids were offered for the land. one
of s. 900 and the other of Sc, 500. Treasurer
Wilder made the latter bid and the en-
tire grant of loo 444 acres was knocked
down to him. The price paid was less
than half a cent per acre.
The party leaves tonight for Los An
geles where me Iands PIei4onglng 4 to the
urday.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
SWEPT INTO THE SEA
Crew of Vessel Lost in Sight
of Shore.

San Francisco, March 1O.-When the
steamer Mona, which arrived today,
left Sidney, a hurricane was blowing,
spreading devastation on sea and on
shore. The brig Amy was wrecked
and all hands on board were swept in
to the sea in sight of shore. Hundreds
of people saw the disaster but were un-
able to lend any assistance. Captain
and crew of eight perished
Another vessel, a schooner the name
of which could not be ascertained,
foundered and her crew of six were
drowned.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
NEW MINISTER ARRIVES.
Successor to Dupuy de LONE Reaches
New York.

New York. March 10.-On board the
North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Will
helm II. which arrived from Gibraltar,
was SenOr Luis Polo De Bernabe Span
ish minister to the United States who
was sent here to succeed Senor Dupuy De
LONE Senor Bernabe, when seen at
quarantine, answered questions pleasant
", saying that he had been ten days with
out news and was ready to receive rather
than to lmpart information. He said: ssI
am not a stranger here: in fact. 1 am an
old WashingtOnan. OF course 1 have no
comment to make on political subjects I
shall probably go Immediately to Wash
ingtOn."
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
THE OREGON MOVES SOUTH.
She is Now Anchored in the Harbor
of San Francisco.

San Francisco, March 10.-The battle
ship Oregon arrived here this morning
from Puget Sound and is anchored in
the harbOr.
1t is reported that the protected
cruiser Olympia, now on duty at the
Asiatic station, has been ordered to
proceed to Honolulu from the Orient
on the 18th of this month and remain
there until further orders are received
from the department. 1t is expected,
however, that orders will be sent to the
vessel to return to San Francisco by
the next steamer for Hawaii.
The cruiser Baltimore will leave Hon
The Olympia and Baltimore will be in
port at Honolulu for some days before
the latter sails for the Asiatic station.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
Goings and Comings of the Fleet in
Southern Waters.

Key West, Fla, March 1O-The NAL
lory liner Neuces arrived here today
with 6,202 packages of provisions for
the starving Cubans and $50 cases of
ammunition. She was moOred on the
government dock and the work of dis
charging her cargo was begun at once.
The ammunition was transferred to the
Marblehead and will be taken without
delay to the Tortugas for distri button
among the warships there.
The dispatch boat Fern is hourly ex-
pected from Havana. On her arrival
the provisions will be put on board and
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
PROMOTION FOR GEN. MILES
II Recommended Reviving the
Grade of Lieut. General

Washington, March 1O.-The senate
committee on military affairs today de-
cided to recommend the passage of the
bill authorizing the revival of the grade
of lieutenant general of the army
The bill authorizes the president to
nominate any officer to this grade. The
bill is in the interest of Gen. Miles.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10

ing a parallel inference: "The Armen-
ian question is not worth the blood of
German soldier from the fatherland.''
When we consider how great the
evils of war and how doubtful the
chance of helping a people who have
not established their own independence,
the counsel of wise men should be for
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
CATHOLIC KNIGHrs READY.
They are Well Drilled and Gould Be
Quickly Put in the Field.

Springfield, ILL.,, March 1O.-Najor Cen
eral Lee J. Kadesld, commander-in-chief
Of the uniform rank Catholic Knights of
representative that of the 25OOO members
of the organization. all well drilled men,
10000 men could be put in the field within
"A hours in case of war.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
Weather Indications.

Chicago, March 10.-For Kansas: Rain
tonight and probably Friday; northeast
winds.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
Hearst's Party at Havana

Havana, March 10.-The American
yacht Anita, with a congressional party
on board, arrived here today.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
For MAYOR of Kansas Citv.

Kansas City, Mo, March 1O.-F. B.
Sebree, a lawyer, was nominated for
mayor today by the Democrats.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10
WE Are ONE.

Tt is to Be Proposed in the
British Parliament
That England Place Her Fleet
at the Disposal
Of the United States in the War
With Spain.
THE REASON OF 1T
Is to Show That the Interests
of the English Race
Are Identical in All Parts Of
the World.
WAR PREPARATIONS
Continue With Unabated Wig
or All Along the Line.
Five Carloads of War Material
Sent to Galveston.
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10

Continued on Sixth Page.)
The Topeka state journal., 1898-03-10

CONTINUED on Sixth Page.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
Gin Wciufdu.

Gin bieberer @laisrmciIter aus einem
oltlihen SorOrte Yerlins 1T zines Sa9es
IN Der Metropols mo peridumt i'm
Orange Der .@eiddlts" ben fir Die
Velpobner Der 0orortc berii9tiaten leb.
ten Sua. I'm Die 3eit bis gum ,Gr.
lfen" 81 pertrObeln, ibieuoert CT ourb
Die StraBen uno iinoet einen Sbaler.
&alm bat er aber 3sit asfunosn, iid
leliles 0ltites III erfreuen. ais Elm Serr
otbemlos ouf i'm SuaeItiir,t tommt.
VI: .Gntituloiaen Sic, mein Serr.
baben sic niht eben einen Sbaler ae.
tiihoen?" D.: .@emiB!" o.:
Ter Sbaler aeb6rt mir, ib babe i'm
usrlorsn; acpib aeben Sic mir oenlel.
ben snriifg" - y.: v@enn Sbnsn Der
Sbaler pirt.ib aeb0rt, iebr germ; aber
tnaen sic mai. bate benn aud ;Sbr
Sbaler ein 2oh?" - q. (aan, per-
bliifD: ,S-a-anobl!!" - g.: .Na,
oann 9ebort Sbnen oieisr Sbaler nibt
= oer bat tein Sod!" Sablsau!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
Ser Qmerifanisu,ns ais Sors
i6ulc aunt S6isma

Ibb6 Maionen Der furGtloIe SGnpe
oe0en bic Amerilaniiten bat in Der
Barrier ,86rit6" Der 9anaen liberalet
Sanoe ertIdrt .9ie 3eit Der M on o.
10 q 1T pprbei". @r meint oamit Die
53eit mo- in &om, uno %beIOnoers in
ben 3eitunQsn. jeoer Srennb Der
2iberalen ais Elm o8eiltesberos", elm
,YouIus Der ReuSeit" uilD., 9elObbu=
belt niro, uno jeoer 8egner elm
,Slein9eiit", ein yoerd6tIiher Gilf=
i6rittler" oenanut Miro, porbei lei.
Audiatur ct altera pars beiBt es jebt
uno man leIe ein Mal mas fir Elm
i6mrrpiesruOrs 3eu9niB oer a b.
9e llene 9rielter Gbarbpnnel ben
Gmeritaniien ausitelt. g8as lol man
bapon bait iuenn oerielbe ia9t:
oS9ue alien 3mrifcl hcroanfc i'd
bru S0ern, pslGe jcne Nauner (P.
Srdrr, Wigr. SrclauS, Iigr. &eanc
nnn Srlir &lcin) nrrtretrn mrinr
&~putaiir."
g0il man etwa nod cine f6GrIere
&enn5ei9nun9 Oes Imeritanismus als
Sori9ule gum IbfaQ bonn 8lauben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
Die &orruptiouS : GntbtiIs
luu9eu.

9ie 81. y. @orlo" perbfentlidte
eine gntblluna iiber Surdliedereien
bel Yergebun9 bon &egierunss @on-
tratten wdbreno bss Grieaes, in welder
Der Name Nbner Wc&inlep, Des Yru=
bers oes Pralioenten. auf iebr unan=
aenebme g0eiie erflOhten mar. Nbnsr
WtGinlep bate ale 8ele9enbeit cine
Grtldrun9 81 MAIDEN. man bat aber
nur weitere YeDeiie erfabren. @uoli6
purOe %bstannt, oaB Die 6irma Stapton
& Campbell. Welde als Yermittleriu
bel Mc&inleD uno Den Separtementen
oiente. aud I'M GlOtteu Separtsmsnt
@ei1Gfte mahte. inoem Die ,Worlo"
einen Originality ief mittbsilte. wOrin
StaptOn & Campbell fir ben Yertaui
bon orei SAinen an bic Eegierun9
SIS, 600 GommiiIion fOroertsn. uno
guar $50, 600 9leih, neil oas in
@aibin9tOn Dorausbesablt iueroen
miilie. Wenn cine 3eltung. obne
na1 lolhen Yelueiien Ill iu1en. bereits
a~llentbalben iiber oieielben ltOlpsrt.
mas mag oann erii cine bonn GDn0refie
einseieBte GOmmiilion %iinoen. Die sisl-
bewubt por9ebt?
Sieie Gntbillunaen. oereu Wabrbeit
Niemano in 3UeiIel sieben iann. lino
FIR ben Brdioenten piel peroerbli6er
ais Dor 25 .}abren bic Sur6ltcdereien
Srpile 8rant's leinem Yruoer i'm
Muae oes Bottles i1aoeten.
9as .Sournal" beipriht bieie Gnts
biilunaen in fclssnoer idrOiier geeiie:
.0ieier arobartiae Sianbal bot
feline periOnliAe unb rationale Seite.
IS lis9t auf Der Sano. baB lid oas
eanSe bobe uno nieoere 8elihter Der
&rie9s.Y erpultun9s=Yr anhe nit aller
Seslenruhe uno obne ieoe Gorge Dor
epentueller Yelfrafung on rSruoer
Nbner" Elm Acknowledgements Yeiipiel
oenommen babeu muB; iein 9rOberes
0erbreben oedte lire Dem Setra0e na1
asrin9eren SranoibaBun9en uno un-
terihlelfe Su.
lnb oa Ididte man eine bisli6pIi9e
llnteriuhun0s.9 ommiiliOn inn Qanwn
2anoe umber. Die lett gDohen eiiria
bemiibt lit, mOall6it = Nlhts 81 fin.
ben: pdbreno bic Sn0Ben ben brutas
len. iiir Die cause NatiUn beladmenosn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
Srii6e, ipre6t ,,eirii6''!

Sn Der vNen @orlo" bon Chicago.
ST.. IOroert Elm Sugb MclRabOn bic
Srlanoer auf, lid nit Dem Stuoium
oes ''sweet Gaelic" Sl beIalien uno
bebauptet, oaB Srldnoer einfaA ben
Sinoenbof Der Gn9ldnoer bleiben bis
lie lire MutterIpra9e, oas 8alii9,
Dieoer lernen. Gr bebauptet Io9ar,
jeue. iuel6e en9liid, Die Spra6e ibrer
unteroriifer, reOetell, ieien feline vtpab=
rem" SrlGnoer.
Inter IsBter Seoin9un9 fiir6ten mir.
miro es l6wer balten, piele uWabren"
SrlGnoer 81 finoen.
Wenn bic Srldnoer fi6 iObiel Miibs
oeben, ibre toota Wutteriprate mie=
Der in's Seben 81 rufen, tuie iOlten lid
ba ni6t jene vSeutIde" i6Gmen. mel6e
ibre lebenoe WutterIpra9e, Die
cine @eitipra6e i'm OOQlten
Slime oes 8ortes lit, ni6t Ipreden
iOnnen OOer bob ibren Nu6tOmmeu
oieIes bobe Gut ni9t 81 Sbeil
tperoen lallen.
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Glue bciIlante 2eftiou.

Sin SteQtnedt bate Die i6limme
8~emobnbeit. oft ein 8las Bier iiber
Den 0urlt 81 trinten. gines Saass
bra6te er Die Pferoe bon Der Srdnte in
ben Stall suriif. v6iibre Die Yieroe
nod einmal CUR Srante", bsfabl iein
WeiIter. Der &ne1t lab i'm groB an,
mertte aber al Dem entihieoenen Son,
OaB es ernit aelte. Dor lih binbrum-
memo, that er, ipie ibm 9ebeiBen. lam
jeoO6 balo wieOer 3uriif. Rum.
ira9te Der Meiiter. .baben Die YIeros
noAmals 9etrunten?" ,Geinss",
ent0eqnete Der Sneht. has weiB bob
S%eoermann, oaB Die Sbiere ME %trinien.
menn iie ni6t Surlt babsn." Ser
MsiIter b0rte ben Sneht ld6elnb on
uno erlpioerte: .Nun gut, 10 ninm
Dir tiiuitia Elm Yeiipiel on Ssinsn
Yierben uno merle Sir's, baB ell
WenIb. Der su piel trintt. Weni9er
Yertano bat, als oas liebe Yieb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29

ten lie iih Drtboopre YrpIelioren in ibre
Seminarien aufSunebmen. Mit oieienn
Gurius Der ruiiiiben Sprohe nod niht
su~Frieoen, perlon9te Die Ge9ierun9, oaB
ell Sele9irter ben Gramen fir Die Or
oinationen beitpobne, uno ma9te oies
CUR u%nerlGBlihen geoinouna fir Die
jun0cn Prieiter, nenn lie cine anitel=
lung erlatl9en mOllten.
3panSiQ ne~u9eiueibte Yrieiter, ipelhe
bor Stuei Sabren pbne Genebmi9ung Der
9teQierun9 oronirt mOroeu paren, muBs
ten Elm SNbr lang obne NnItellun9 bleis
ben, uro Elm Pfarrer, Der lid Die Srei=
belt rabm, einsn berIelben i'm Minilte=
rum sl D%ertuenoen. iprroe bon 8ol=
uernor Smsretpnsti um 600 Tubel
(9lei9 5000 beltraft.
Sn 6Olae elmer Na6aiebiateit b. Sei=
ten &om's erbielt bic &e9ieruna oas
Nsdt ben Yriifungen %beisuwobnen,
rrter Der Seoin9un9. oaB Der Sele9irte
bios SubOre. aber teine S:a9en itelle.
Qber Q8ojestDf, Der Director Der iren,-
ben Suite, tebrte ii9 bel ben Priifun=
gen nidt on oieie S%eoinaunsen. or
Itellte ielne iSrogen, als oh oieIelben
nl6t eriItirten. Gr 9ing Io9ar iotpeit,
ooB er IedSebn Stunoen per gSc6e filr
ben unterri6t in Der ruIiiihen Sprahe
foroerte, uuo oaB oieier unterri6t bon
ortbOooren 9rofeioren 9egeben Deroe.
Nuf oieie gGeiie bOft er Die jun9en
Geute gum Nbfaa bon Der tat6Olii1en
JteliQiOn 3I brin8en, uno nit ibrer
Sitlfe aud oas pOlnii6e 8olt.
gus Dem @eia0ten 9ebt berpor. oaB
Die Gage Der tatbolii6en Stride in GuB-
LAMB cine iiberalla ernlte uno trauriQe
1T. Selbit in ben trauriQlten 3eiten
oe5 @oQitanismu5 uno SOiepblnismus
bat bic STRIDE ben Ge9ierungen niemals
oas &e6t suGeltanoen. ibren Slerlls 81
erSieben. Die SiI60ie weroen aliO bis
aufs Slut wioeritebeu miliien. un=
m00lib tOnnen Die Sii6Dfe ieh5ebn
Stunoen &uiiii6 p0dentlih in ihren
Seminarien aulaIien. Gs blelbe ni6t
mebr binreidenoe 3eit fir Die tbeolOai=
'4en Stuoien ilbrig. Sod Oiel ipeni-
ger fOnnen Ie sinen iOl6en GURUS
Ourd ~OrtboOOre YrOieiioren 9eltatten.
3uOem tennen Die iun9en Seminaris
ten Die ruiiiiAe Sprohe binreiheno. oa
tie in ruiiiIhen S6ulen opr9ebiloet
nuroeu. Die Sii6Ofe weroen aliO eber
lire Seminarien iblieben, ols OaB tie
Die 8Olfe in ben Shailtal sulaiien.
9rei Seminarien limb bersits geI9lpi=
len; unO YOlen nit ieinen ae5n Milio=
nen SatbOliten beiaB nur lieben Semi=
narien. Nadoem GnBlano ben Yplen
ibr Sano QenOmmen. tra6tet es linen
ieBt ibre &eli9iOn gu nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29

Stanoal BON alien Sd6ern pIeiisn!
Die gNblstcp : &in9 : Sieberei wuroe
llllfer Grant bis in's @eibe Saus Der.
tolat; bic 9roBe, Observation-Disclosures
Sdnab abcr rei0t bis in bic 6ami-
llenltllbe oes praliOenten binein. Ser
Steptlter mag iGlieblid ia9en: ,Se
nun. Aeltoblen miro in jeoem 3ries."
Maa iein. Ooh Ieit Die Republit
beltfbt. TT @ebnlihes nod nidt porae.
tommen, nod niAt 9eabnt moroen:
oaB Der &aub 10 ibamlos betriebeu
iueroen %tonnte. neil Der Yruoer oes
hOhIten Seamten inn 2anoe al oer
Spiye Der Weselaaerer itamo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
Die acknowledging TT
Hu6lauo.

Wie oft aud in ben Sldttern bon
einem 6rieoen &uBlanos nit Der tatbO=
lii6en Stride Die &eoe Qebt, 10 felt es
iih jeoesmNl ols cine SGuIhuns bers
oIs. Seit Snbrbunoerten oauert Die
Serfol9ung ununterbrOaen fort.
Man i6reibt BON &ratau unterm 10.
Sttober:
ga bic ruiIiIde &eoieruno neiB. oaB
Der SatboliSismus auf Dem Prielters
tbum berubt, 10 bat lie ieit Sabren lire
@ufmertiamteit Oarauf 9eri4tet. ben
jiuQersn Slerus in Den Seminarien Su
ieinen 9eiii9i9en 9isnern beranSubilosn.
Sn Gol9e oaOOn 1T Die NutbOritdt Der
Sii6Oie iiber ibre Seminarien beoeu=
tend Derminoert woroen.
60 tonnen be yii6Ofe teinen Gans
bioaten fir ben Yrielterltano in ibre
Seminarien aufne9men Obne Die 8e=
nebmi9un9 Der &e9ierun9; mas ofien=
bar 9e9en oas Haturre6t, bns 9Dttli6e
nno oas iirGli6e &s6t 1T. gbenio
iiberpa6t bic Gs9ieruna ale Semina=
riIien. Nur nit ibrer @rlaubniB oiir-
fen lie bic beiliQen @eibeu %smpidngen;
unO BON ibrer @enebmi9un9 bGn9t fs
ob, oh ie Elm Nmt erlan9en t0nnen
poer ni9t. Seit Sahren oalert nun
i6On oieier trauri9e 3uitano, aber er
bat nod nidt bic 6riibte 9ebraht,
Welhe Die Ge9ierun9 erDartete. Wfit
ipeni0en Musna9men blieb Der Slerll5
Der Stride treu. Sa beriu6te Die Ge=
qierun9 nod mebr ms Snnere Der
Seminarien einSuorin9en. Na6 lans
gen unterbanolunaen nit GOm Tam in
Sabre 1873 cine GonDentiOn gu itanOe,
Sufol9e pel6er, Die 0ei6lOhenen Ssmis
mare Dieoer erOnnet iDeroen 0%iirften
inter Der Seoin9ung, oab nod elm
Gurius Der ruiiiiden Sprade in oenieI=
eingefiibrt piiroe. Sn oieier GOnpen=
tion, nel6e nur our6 bic SGnoe Der
&e9ierun9 on Die ViihOfe 9elan9en
fonute, mar bic Ssoin9unQ, Dab Die
2ebrer oss &uiiihen tatbOIif6
nidt ortbooOr icien. unter=
oriidt porosn. Oils Die Siid6fe oleien
gstrus ausiinoig madten, peiSers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
Waerbano Ginidue bon Or.
&cbred1t MreMathaIcr.

ginem angsblihen Sbreiben bes
Moies SHERMAN al ieiuen Sanoels=
aenolien 2epi 2iebman 1T nahiol9enoe
STEELE entnommen: ,Sat Sebraht
neulib d @oimsblatt aus diner W,bi=
sanieeltabt unter Dem Stibtitsl IS liz
bi1e itus-0ertduer "
q arauies rGingeianbt"' uno an dnoe=
res 8olmspdperle, oas an Miiliiippi
Jain Gridaine maAt, bat in be @Ohe
orauf abcopirt init pielem Ylaiiir uno
SiioebaB. Iber, 2epi. ib tbu' niht
oente. Dab oaraus wiro TONNE fir
llns Diel Sbaoe. Die oermali9e Sae
tbolite in be limited Gtotes = oab i1
mrB ihreibe bas Wort &atbolite! =
Jain ia. sum Slid fir inns Gait. net
gleiA be @briite in be erlte Sabrbun=
oerte. Nbrabam, Siaat llno Satob
iei's geoantt. oab ie Jain neioiid geaen
li1 Ielber! Sob bat mer 9emabt oas
Nrtitel in oieie Goimspdpers arg 9rauie
SsroruB. Warum marne iie Dor urs
uno uniere Gait. no mir iGrle besnbls
jeoe @ob' d quits Stif Gelo fir infer
i6ons IoDerti ement BON ,Ee=
ll9iOIe uno patriotiihe Siloer2" Sa
pienti sat, su Seutih:
8ilit bu bes 9ebens Sbeorie in lpenisen
98orten finbeu:
Setier' bic S9ien nie BON porn, bic Yierbe
ME pon bintei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
So Ole Sa6icn. ole finO
ybcEe"!

.@i. Ss-rdeies, ia. meme Ssrren,
bic G%ngldnoer oas lino bod grobe.
un9ei1lifsne Yatrone! Sa fabre ih
Sic neulih i'm Goubee unb iiBe ,uiam-
men nit 10 einem arOBcarrierten g1elt=
umIs9ler. uno mas Osnfen Sic wpbl?
2e9t lid Der Wenid gang unssnirt
gum Sblaf nieoer uno lest mir-iueeB
Sneppheu. beioe @eene uif'n S6Oob.
lluo 10 lag sic Der unuerihGmte Beef
iteat.gEer eaal Die sanSe Sour. Die id
nit ihm %suiammen fubr : beinab'ne
oreipiertel Stunoe - Obne aufsuwa=
6en."
Serjenias. benz oiss ersdbIt puroe.
ia9te oarauf: .Na. b0ren sic NAL.
mdrum baben Sic oenn ben 3erl nibt
aufgewedt2"
.@i. wie tonnt' ih benn oas? Sd
lam Sic tein gngliih!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29
Su Setref Der G%rstcbnm9 oes
fatboIiiGeu Bottles

in Observation-Disclosures Sinii6t, freut
es uns 81 tonitatiren, oaB DR.. Br.
nno Or. Sebre4t &reu3tbaler uuiere
Nnlihten tbeilen. Wir MAIDEN uniere
Heier auf bic beioen Mitarbeiten auf=
merriam. welde in oisier Summer
unter ben Siteln erIdsinen: ,Sano
onaele9t uno Spar Obne allen 8ersu9"
uno vgQerbano ginfdQe bon Or. Seb=
rsbt SreuStbaler".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29

Die beioen Yrdlaten ipuren 9enOtbi9t.
nit nNein" 81 antworten. Santit mar
Die 6raae iiber Die an9litaniiaen gSei=
ben 9eIblibtet.
NidtsoeI toweni9er iabren Die &itua=
lilten fort. Welie 81 leien. Die Satro=
merte 81 Ipeneen. ben tatboliIhen
Gottesoienit nadSudiien als Ob lie pou=
gllti9e Prieiter tpdren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-29

Slno bic &ntbpliten in oieiem Ganoe
ouh in Der Winoerbeit, 10 belibt bieie
Winoerbeit bod He1te uno Yhihten.
"Sanabiles fecit nationesg" ihrieb
mir unter'm 81. Sttober Serr Or.
Sieber. Die tutbpliihe preIie ioa mal
ol6alteno 9 q III melnblaen lno
es miro lid big 1900 sei9en. Oh mir
llrr cine vmulitaliib oetIamatoriIde"
benevolent society biloen tOnner.