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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-30
Snbuqne, SOMA, SRntag, ben 30 Mmgnf 1S98 ND. 1414

bielten ia einen oeutIten Gntbolifen-
tag ab. SD CLAUDE nun. oaB Die 3ei=
ten poriiber lino, 0a mir bero1dti9t
iperoen tOnnten, bier cine tatboliIbe
9iatianaltirde an,ultreben. Sie 2eute,
Die folhe @eliiite baben, lpobnsn in
9auS anoern Sduiern. 3rObosm aber
m0bte id auf spei puncte, Die in oie=
Ter 8erbinoun9 geleuhtuna oeroienen,
etluas ndher eiu9eben. Wtan fann nidt
nur elm gutter SeutIher. ionoern aud
ein gutter R0miider 2atbolit isin uno
tuer ein gutter &0miiber Gatbolit lit,
1T Elm umio beilerer Seutiher. sSa,
bore id iagen. Elm gutter Seutidsr piel-
leidt, aber fsin gutter 9lmeriianer. gBo
! lino oenn oieie auten glmeritaner? fra9e
id Sic. 9lmerita 1T ia 9eDiin9t nidt
nur nit oeutl9em glut, bas fir oieies
2ano flpB, ionoern audi nit allen beiten
8iitera oeutI9er 6ultur uno oeuti1er
Gjelittuno. 8ute Tsutibe bier iino
iiets gut 9lmeritaner. g8enn erlt Die
oeutiden SyatbOllten in 2lmeritd ii1
aus Des 2ebens 9totbourf berausgear=
beitet babsn. tueroen aus ibuen gum
Woble oieies 2anoes beItimmt piele
9robe, perOleultpolle Wduner berporae.
ben. gEer aber iein eisenes Saus, ben
Vater, Die Wtutter, Die Mtutteriprabe
Uerleuansi. 1T fdbis aud Gott uno
iein Sano gu Derleu9nen. gBir weroen
Die oeutide Sprate iowobl CUR @rbal-
tuna unleres 8laubens pflegsn, iowie
I'M ibr ielblt, ibrer boben Sitter wiaen.
Gini9e unlerer @eaner baben lit io=
ger auf bem beiligen paulus berufen,
oaB er 9eiaat bat, ss iole i'm &ei6e
Gjottes tein untsrihiso in Der Sprade
berriben. gln oerielbeu Steae Itebt
aber aud. es ioae tein Wann uno Weib
geben uno es 1T hermit 'natiirlib oas
tommenoe 9teid eemeint. SD meiB,
wie bic oeutibe Suseno bier aeueiat lit,
Die oeutlbe Spra6e su perna6ldiIigeu,
aber I'm 10 gr0Ber ioa unisr ysltrebsn
fir bic gufrs6terbaltllns oerlelben
Isin.
gioh cine 9flibt. ebs ib iblisbs, lisst
mir oh. SD iisbe bnr Sbncn als Der
@erireter Der tatboliibsn 8laubsnsae=
nonen in Der alien Ssimatb. Sie
beiten g8ilnide auf eriols babe i9 Sb-
nen 81 ilberbringen uno i9 bin setpiB,
oaB ih aub Sbre 8riibs in Die alte
Seimat6 mitnebmen oarf. oaB trob aller
4nfeinounSen Die oeutiben Satbolitsn
qnlerltas fir ibren 8lauben. iowis ibre
Wlutteriprahe einIteben uno babel be-
rsit lino. ibrem neuen 8aterlanb bic
Sreue uno SpferluiIlistsit 81 3siaen.
6etrsnnt fallen mir, 9eeint iieben mir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-30
Die beriGisoenen 0eneral Ger:
jammlnmgen aaS ber Ga>
tbolifentas.
Mnntas, hcu %. Insnf.
Wt Wtilwautee, %. Qluauli.

III ~ zee, ~. NUguF.
Die 43. Notwithstanding oes
3. u. &. Gentral Wereins Der Yera
eini9tsn Staatsn bon 9toro slmerita
begdnn. natoem Der 9sitri9e erlte @On=
pentlpns=Sa2 bduptl0dlib Der seielll-
gen llnterbaltuna geluiOmet mar, beute
nit BEN eisentlibeu GpnpsntiOnss@e,
lhdften. glub beute nod brahten
leoer 3ua uno jebes SpOt neue 9ons
pentlOnsSdlte. Sauptia1lih iparen es
Yiarrer. melbe beute Der galtIreunoll=
den 6Dnpentionsltaot ibren Yeiub ab=
| ltattetsn. naboem lie am Sonlltaa bel
ibren @emeinoen ibrss almtss sswaltet
batten.
Der Gonpentionstag mnroe idon llm
s llbr bes Mor9ens in Der ct. glnto-
nius=Girde nit einem feierlihen Rs=
QUEEN fir Die perltorbsnsu Wltglisoer
hes 3. &. G. gentral= Ysreins, oss
Siinglin9sbunoes uno oes Prlster=
Fpereins ein9eleitet. z
9arnab muroe in Der Ssutiben
Wtduner VereinsbaQe Die erlte eje=
| lAdftslibun9 BON benz Prdlioentsn
goplf g8ebsr er01net. Sic mar ipe.
cisll beBiue9en bon lpelttrasenoer Se=
oeutunN. ueil in ibr Or. gruit Usaria
Sieber, Der bstanute Stibrer Der Gen=
trImspartei im beutibsn GeiAstaae,
cine fir oas &ntbolitsntbum ilno Oaa
Seutidtbum in 2lmeri!a beoeutenos
Gsoe belt.
Nat Der SerlsIuna Der Telesaten.
life pertiinoigte Yralioent g8eber biz
Namen Der 6omitemitalisosr.
Ger Yrdlioent mar i'm ye9riif. Iei.
nen SabresberiAt su bsrleieu. als oi'
Selsaatsn iib Sur YeariiBuns oes @rs,
bil1ois Der Si0cele Milwaufse, s. /.
&aBsr. uno oss @brsueGiies Der 9on'
uenton. Or. Grnlt Maria Siebsr. BIZ
CUR 3eit 9eraoe Die Goupentionshall'
betraten, srbOben uno ibn umterbradsn,
| gr,biIhoI 8absr bleit cine turSe gln'
Iprate. in iuslher er bic. 9ele9atei
willtommen bisb uno Der SoHnuul
glusoruf Nab. oaB ibre Ssrdtbun9er
bon edit iatbOliiAsm 0eiIte beiselt UNI
li1 gum Seaen oes oeutlhen <bpli
tentbums auf ameritanii6sm SOosl
9etalten mOAten.
Yrdlioent gSeber ifellte oann De-
0eriammluna Or. Sieber Dor, Der Dol
Den Sele9aten init anbaltsuoen itiirmi
iden Yeifallsbeseu9unsen bs9riiB
puros. VI bsSsi@nsts ibn als ben be
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-30
9r. Qieber's GcOe,
Ser Tiibrer oes Gentrums IN
Wlilmautee.
8e3icbumsem Suii6rn Senti1lano
nuo g!merifa ungetrilbt.-9eiue
fatbnl,i5r Iaiionalfirbc.--
Die 0rnti9e Sprabe lol
auirr6t erbalten
.pernen.

SohtuiirbisIter Serr Grsblidof, bobs
wiiroi9e gid0fe, bodwiiroi9e
Ssrren uno bObGeebrte Seriamms
lung!
Go baben alio Die Peiiimilten bod
llnret,t 9ebabt uno S,uar 5llndblt oie=
jeniaen, bic, dls ib bon Sentidlano
abrsllte. Die Stirne traussoaen uno lid
fra9ten: gSie miro es ibm in Nmerlta
eraeben?
War es bod ben Sebereien elmer
preiIe. Die weosr Die Solfsltimmln9 in
9eutIdlano nod Die in ben Yereiuig-
ten Staaten wieoeripie9slte, ionoern
einfaA ben Sunlt, Der auf einsm 9epihen
Snielrei9 lN9ert. bas man alf Der
&siie bierber pailirt, boraaufelte, bel
elmer 9iitli6en 9ln5abl 2eute ben Gins
brud su ermsfen, als babe Seutlhlano
feline SDmpatbien nit glmerita. bic es
nit Dem 10 9lorreib 81 Gnoe 9eIiibrten
Yiir2ertrie9 9ebe9t, anf9egeben.
Wiir lie9t ss ierne, mid in Die poli=
til oieies 9dnbes ein,Mmiiben. SD
QenieBe unter Dem Sternenbanner oas
8altrsbt unb perbe oieies 8aitredt
ahten, wie ih ss bobi6dbe. gud)
tueroe ib mid niht i!ber Die pOlltli
9euti6lano's auslahen. Sas tbue
ib babeim uno i6 tam nur perlihern,
bab i9 mein idWar,=peiB=rOtbes San-
ner senau 10 liebe mie Sic Die SABINE
nit ben Streiien uno Sternen.
Seutihlano bat wdbreno bss 9anssn
Grie9es Die ltren9lie Neutralit1t beob.
ahtet mo es wiiroe einem Wiitglieo
bes oeutiden Geidsta9es wobl libel
anltsben. lib anoers Su perbaltsn.
giner meiner YOrldbe. als ib bic
&eiie iibsr bas Weer antrat. mar obsr
Der, oa3u bei3utragsn, ben Sunlt, osr
bonn betannten Snielreih aus9ebt. nit
asritreuen gu belIen. Sie amerilaui.
ide. iOwobl wie Die oeutibe &eaieruna
waren aan3 bonn Sesinn oes Sfrieaes
al aud tsinen glu9enblid bariiber i'm
3weiIel, bab bic suten ge,iebuneen
amiIten ben beioen &dnosrn in teiner
gpsile 9striibt ooer Serlt0rt porbsn
isisu. Sbr YOtldaiter am oeutlben
Sofs. Serr Wbite, bat oieies ia aud
Su pieosrboltsn Malen berOorseboben
uno id bante es ibm bon SerSen. 9lnd
ib m6hte bstonen. oab, mas oas
beutibe YOlt aubetriiit, an ben guten
SraoltiOnen, ben freunoiAaitlihen
8e3iebunaen su ben Yereinisten Staa=
4 ten ME aud nur i'm @srin9lten gerilt=
tslt woroen lit.
gDenn mir uns in SeutIAlanb iiber
ben Stanopuntt, ben EN- She'll De,
prene einnabm. su betla9en baiten,
tOnnten mir uns bod nit bem 8eoau.
Ten trOlten, baB es aud in 9lmerito
3eltungen CAB, bic bic pabre Bolts
4 itimmun9 nidt wieoerIpieaelts. Sir
She'll Der ameriianiiden preile be,
miilts iib. ibren 2sisrn glauben su
MAIDEN, bab bas beutide Bolt Der
Qlmsritanern bic bollte 9lusniibunc
/ ibrer erldmpiten Siege nidt sonne uni
psitsr. eab IN Ssuti4lauo bic wsit'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-30

0ebenbfen Grpaniions=8eliife berri6=
ten. gYir baben Sbnen sesonnt. mas
sic errunsen. aenau wie sic nit 8es
iiiblen, Die alss anoere als neioilb 9e.
nannt weroen fonnteu, auf uniere
Siege i'm frans0lil6eu Sriea blidten.
g9ir osnten nibt oaran, Sbnen in
Sbrer polItit binoerno entsesen au
treten.
SD babe mid. ebe i6 bon Sauie abs
rsilie. 10 9enau pie mOgllh betrehs Der
wirilihsn Stilnmuna, Die in Selltlb=
lano ben Gersinigten Staaten 9e9sn=
ilber berrIht, ertunoi9t; ih meiB. baB
9as. was ib iage. Den Sbatladen ent.
ipriht uno i1 bofe, oab es oaSu bel=
traasn pirb, iraeno iuelhe WtiBber=
iidnoniIe. bic nod belieben m0gen.
auISutldren. 9euti1lano uno glme=
rita baben auf allen 8ebieten iuGbreno
Der leBten Sabr3ebnte 10 @rDbartiaes
9eleiltet, oab stluas glnoeres als elm
9emeiniames Gortarbeiten CUR Sebung
Der Wenibbeit ibier unmO9liA 1T uno
oleie NatlOnen iperoen alsodnn Dor Der
gan3en gSelt unllberplnollb oalteben.
Ser g8ertb bes 2atbolitsu.
td9es.
gtun mub i6 auf mein enaeres She
ma, auf ben gSertb Der &atbolltentuge,
~ inrshen fommen gluh bisr bobsu
ME NsI5imiStsu ibrp Srooen AZ 1s0su
yUo,u Sino nieIe 9llIomne,lfiinfte eioents
lih ho2 b6rt man Inn flonnpolle
Meiolutionsu on,uusbmeu init osueu
man bie 6ohe beueuoeu ldst2
oa n.xhi,xn. ,n;a n,,;,, ,,s :, ,;.
o~ n,,,sv nro3sm @ msrsn,,n,,,,r" S~ n " n"h v
ai ';t, so,s Hup :, So. na',, y. u" "',
. ;ihr;,s WV .r;n,', GsS, Ir % MN m;a shrsnn s %
n;.s.s ';',.,",,s'',';. aVn ,.,,.s. W v"'s"o So;
,nohn,s % o" n.m;n, ;a nsm "yl" SsSS;n,;O., V.,
Wsm, -, nshsm St h;ar m;.,(;h e..
monb. Der oloubt, baR bic Sameu=
f6ruer bic ourt bic treiilihen gebeu
in unIsre Ser,sn oelfrelt morbeu linn
uibt irud,tbriuaenb auiaebsu msroeu9
y1or,Im Ipllte osnu ejott Iolte olou.
,eupe Mebner mie mir lie beute bier
5bon oeb6rt bobeu oeihalfeu bobeu
msuu niht nm @utes ourh lie al
mirfeu9
sh ohnoht t.;roh. ann ,rsbsrhr,s
oeiittiot nurh ME nisIem Mshsu inn
Meihstno mn in hsn ouSsrsu Wsrs
iomn,Iunopn Isoislotiner a6rner,hof.
tsn in Npurn in nemeIsu hin 6dtts
nom Ssrru mounsr unh gDintsrnener
nm Nom 0oIs follsm mnosm unn %
ioGte miriiih Semonbrn oebsm ner
nlombt nos IoIf, gfenen nine Griihte
~ troosn osholtsn merhsn ,Snutsn
Wsin Sensr mirn biuousosben nm hi,
osb6rtsn Morte bis in bic Ieruiteu
S6sile oieIss uuerms6li6sn Qanoes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-30
a1rstTs ner Ansefns,r.

" IVY S~N
Sober Sou Der spaIts per SqdSsr..:.....-...-sisos
erbbere gnSei9eu biaissr
2oeaT.1pttsen:
Gar isbe 3sile grspisr Ooer oereu sisnm. ,as
srits Ulal l5 9sGts.
Seirotbs. unb 5ooesauaeissn NIT SSra3 sl 50
osus Sprud sl0o.
Gns.tssa Die bsm Settle bsr fatboltiHsa RisNs
iuieiber iiub finSsn ssins auiuabme
NnseiSeu ienos man pdtS
aens am 1llontd9 utsS
gen elm.
0sbxrbeiten aller grt prompt uRs Has
ausseiiiart.
Sffite: Gte Der 6. uno Suwass strsse
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-30

tlonslotales bic 9orberlammluns oes
eentralperbanoes Der fatbplIhen
Sun9lln0spereine er6Ifnet. W. s.
Gels, Der erlte Yice=Yrdlioent oes Gsr=
banoes. fiibrte ben gorliB. IS maren
ettua fiinfsia Seleaaten susesen. pslde
etiua 5000 gereinsmitslieoer in fat
allen Staaten Der Union pertraten.
Sie Sabresberi6te Der Yeamten laute.
teten ourhpea 9iinitig. 9tab Der @r.
nennllng Der GOmites fir bic reauldren
eonpentlonsarbeiten erfo!ste @ertae-
ung biz morgen. &eo. s. $. Saartb
BON 6blcaao, Der prdlioent oes ger=
banoes. bate Die Contention ourp oas
iibllbe 8ebet eiuSeieitst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-30

,E,txsttthitrgrr Gazette"

pt9
,Euxenth,.rgrr Gazette"
sridb.tut teoem sienstas uno fOitet uuter
DoraasbtsabIurs fur bic Der. Staatsn uHS
Ganobo;
sahrlid,.. SnIbidbrIia... 81 90
gotb europa pprto'ret
matien Oorausbesablt psrbeue
sabrI,db.........-s2.5 90 Salbldbrn4.. -Sf.25
gprrt'ppuornSeu uub Wtttbeuuuqen miTcu
? Eatsitens bis 5rsttae Wloreen. psnn iis IN
Der nahiten gtummer guinobme fiuoen ion.n.
Sn9eia iauot perOeu = 9rieie obae uutsri6rift
6trhsu uidt btrudfbti9t.
eB- gtar fur @elber bic per resiSttirten
R,rtsf coer @eIo anweifnne Money Order
ssiaubt psrbeu, Ibernebmeu MIR bis 0srant'
Epytltdtstt.
gus Dyteia gorrspoubeiSsu u T. 10. abreih &
ssLUXEEBUR6ER GAZETTE,
Dubuque, Iowa
Cha Ede Der 6. NIB Sopasstras..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-30

Ses Slbenos tuarsn Die Seleeaten
8dte auf Dem BON DEM beutiben fatbo=
lilhen Siinglin9sperein Wilipautee ar
ranalrten atOBen Commemorative in
Shllb's Yurt. Ser Gsiud mar ein
iebr ltarter, uno oas glrranQements=
eomlte bate fiir ein llntsrbaltuuQs.Yro-
aralnm Gelor9t, pel9es allsemslnen
WeiiaQ fano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-30

Der Sabresberiht oes prdlioenten
nno Der oes Sstretdrs werosu Johann
Derleien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-08-30

oD@ Ede Der 6. nub Sopa.etrase.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-04
The Immigration nm.

In the proposed immigration bill be-
fore congress the plea Is made that a
restriction of immigration is In the in
terest of our unemployed millions of
American wageworkers. This is the
same sneaking method so often used
by the republican party In It's internal
and hypocritical pretense of legislating
for the laborinR man. The education
al qualification in the Lodge bill is
wrong In principle and wrong in policy.
II ia undemocratic. and, like the ia
nous republican force bill, Is OF the
same paternal ancestry of deceit and
bigotry. DR.. ]. II. Senner, who was
at the head OF the immigration bureau
on Ellis Island and Is now secretary of
the immigration Protective league.
says:
"There is no end of misunderstand-
ing, not only by labor men, but by the
people generally, OF the immigration
question, and especially in Its relation
to labor. The army OF unemployed is
in no way due to immigration. For
eiEners may belong to that army, but
that fact, like the existence Of the ar
my. 10 due to reasons far remote from
their coming here.
Labor has much to fear from our
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-04

v to keep things running right. 1t was
determined that year ending a Gen.
&nry should not be bissextile. except
very fourth century. Thus there was
10 leap year In I7oo, 1900, nor 1900. II
p. or at least was, rather rough on the
Rdies, who have special advantages In
pap year, for II Ia the only year that
Ia proper for them to propose them
selves In marriage. but II has always
Find, mon are always finding reasons
kind, menare always finding reasons
Eor restricting their privileges. The
|hdiss get left again In 1900, but though
<herc will not be many of those who
Zee 1900 who will see 1000. the latter
Year, ending fourth century, will be
leap year. In this way, three days
IRE retrenched In four centuries, and
khe remaining seven days will be made
Fp In little over 500 years. After that
calendar years will be like solar years
md future errors in the calculation OF
Eime Will occur no more. The loss OF
pap year will In thousands Of years
Meet the seasons. but I suppose the
pathematicians OF the centuries hence
Fill be so Flip In handling figures and
fluctuations that they will have no diff
Guilty In keeping things going cor
ectly. Washington Star.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-04

William II. Hunt, general manager
OF the Akron. Ohio. Hydraulic Brick
company. has just returned from Mex
leo. Manufacturing enterprises" says
MIR. Hunt. have Quadrupled in this re-
public within the past FIVE years. All
sorts of enterprises are springing up.
and they are all paying dividends. Not
railway is in the hands Of a receiver.
but all have paid profits for the year
just closed. Not a business failure Of
Importance has been announced in the
last twelve months. Cotton mills are
oyerworked and more Inan half the
raw product is still imported from the
United States In brief. Mexico is en-
joying an era OF industry that is not
excelled in any portion of the globe at
the present time"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-04

''Ef the country goes ter fightin',s
Says the Teller on my knee.
would you go an be so5er.
Like they say you used ter BET"
q wuz all erlong with jackson.
An ] faced the fight with LeeJ
II think / would" 1 answers
Ter the Teller on my knee.
Then my mind went back a minute
Ter the days o. sixty-one;
] saw the bayonets bristle-
Heard the thunder o. the gun.
q wnz mixed up In the fightin'
Fore sherman struck the seal.
II think I'd CO." 1 answers
Ter the Teller on my knee.
Would you go an leave my mother
Would you kiss good-by ter me.
An, go marchin' with the sojersy"
Says the Teller on my knee.
An ! feel a teardrop trickie
tFer I'm TEDIOUS as kin bed
al think would" ] answers
Ter the Teller on my knee.
s.But hope the wars air over
That we'll dwell upon the sod
Forever an forever
In the levin peace o. Godr'
"But-s'pose they went ter fghtins-
Would you help 'em out7'' says he.
I'm sure / wouidr' j answers
Ter the Teller on my knee.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-04
The Lodge nm Again.

Thomas Jefferson said long ago that
Eternal vigilance Ia the price OF lib
erty." The American people forgot
that admonition years ago when John
Sherman and n few agents Of the
money power robbed the people OF the
money OF the constitution. IL was
done secretly and In the dark. II the
brave men OF that day had realized
what was happening. the business In
terests OF our country would not be
crippled as they now are. IL is un-
fortunate indeed that our sense Of duty
had TO be awakened by such an awful
condition as now presents itself and
that the lack OF eternal vigilance" cost
US so dearly. We are paying the penal
~ for neglect Experience is great
teacher. and many years will pass away
before the people can again be caught
mapping. AT almost every session OF
congress our attention is called 20
some traitor In the camp" who offers
a bill which. II enacted, would either
deprive q part of the people OF their
God-given liberty or legislate illegal
gain into the pockets OF a heartless
few. These onslaughts on the citadel
OF American freedom are met by the
force OF public opinion. now always on
the alert. and are buried in a deep
oblivion. The present congress fur
nishes its link in the chain by Senator
Lodge offering his immigration bill.
We are glad 10 know the senator.
We are pleased TO locate the traitor
I'm the camp" and while we still rule
let us brand him and mark him for
ever. Not because he offers legisia-
ton on the question of immigration.
for many of our great statesmen in
recent years have seen the wisdom Of
enacting certain laws governing the
admission and naturalization of for
eignerR But let us mark Senator
Lodge and his associates because he
and they knowingly and deliberately
ere conspiring TO not only prevent good
men from coming 10 our shores and en-
joying the liberty conceived by WASH
ington and nurtured by Lincoln. but
they are aiming at the disfranchfse-
ment OF part OF the people who are
now here and whose forefathers' blood
offered I'm war is symbolized In the red
stripe OF our glorious flag.
What il the purpose? What is the
object In placing an educational test
upon foreigners who desire to become
American citizens? Only few years
ago, as late as 1864, congress passed a
law for the encouragement of immi-
grafton. and later. in 1872. legislation
of similar character was attempted.
In earlier days men formed societies
whose objects were to effect as large
an immigration as possible, and these
organizations were not supported by
steamship and railroad lines. Every
body saw the advantage OF building up
our country. How weak in comparison
would we be today II the men and wo-
men who have come here in the last
fifty years had never set foot on Amer
lean soil. The history of our country
would lose many of It's iilustrious
names and the monument of greatness
built by the sturdy manhood of natur-
allied and native Americans would lack
many of Its enduring parts. Our fore
fathers had glad welcome for all who
desired to come. What has brought
about the change In sentiment among
a certain class of people?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-04
co.t to Rire mig Guns.

What an expensive thing II is to fire
big guns is known by only few peo-
pie. There are many things to be con-
sidered In estimating the expense OF
discharging monster cannon. The cost
OF the powder. Of the proiectile itself,
and wear and tear of the gun must all
be counted In before II is possible to
obtain an accurate result In figures In
round numbers 1t costs to fire one OF
the modern eight-ineh rifles s262; those
OF ten-inch caliber. s4s7; those of
twelve-inch. sss5. and those OF sixteen
inch. s1.s52. These figures include the
cost Of the proiectile and the powder at
IS cents per pound and the wear and
tear on the guns. To fire one of
the twelve-inch mortars 1t costs $3.50.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-04
L.ap year. wan Kun oal.

In tims leap year will 30 out OF ex-
Stence entirely. explained an almanac
|Dmputer 10 Star reporter. but an IL
YIN not occur for over 500 years. we
kayen't much personal interest In the
bent. In the ordinary course OF events
poo would be leap year. but It will get
pit In the calculation. In other words.
khils II does occur. II does not occur.
Imply because II 10 not In the agree
BENT that II shail occur. The story Is
long one. but can be briefly told. so
bat the average person can understand
h without much difieulty. In 1854. In
De arrangement OF the Julian calendar.
pn days were dropped 30 as 70 get
hings running on the then new but the
resent basis OF calculating time. So
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-04

pack doors." The 100. 600 Canadians
who come to this country each year
not 10 live and make homes. but to
earn money for season TO carry back
TO canada-do more injury 10 labor
than our European immigration a& now
restricted"
TIE honest, broad-mihdeo laborinT
men of this country viii not @e Ae-
ceived in the objects and plans OF the
republican party in this measure; they
see in Il the diamond-bedecked stiletto
OF the money barons. They see in IT
the insidious. cowardly attempt by the
republican bigots 10 revive the cursed
spirit OF knownothingtsm in this land.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-04
Fsowered India siik.

The India silks this year are more
beautiful than ever before. They are
being made up by the Wholesale for
spring and summer dresses. As ma
tsriais 80 they are not much more ex-
pensive than other kinds of goods and
Infinitely more satisfactory. The wo-
man who has the courage TO make hef
own silk dress viii not and II such o
very difiicuit task 10 produce an imita-
tion OF the one here shown. This oas