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The Press., 1898-04-28
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The district court was occupied mostIof the day Saturday, by the trial of the cases of the Wales boys, were charged with as- sault. The specific charge was that they had snowballed several children of the Gale family, and that one of them. 8 little girl. had been seriously injured. A charge of assault was also brought against MT. and Mrs. Charles Gale, who were charged with having beaten the boys who had assaulted their children. The evidence showed that the boys, Milo and Leon Heck and Everett Ryder, did snow ball the Gale children. There was no proof of any serious injury, however. There was also evidence which indi- cated that MT. and Mrs. Gale had thrashed the boys, one of them at least being handled very roughly. Judge Shaw occupied the bench, and his finding was generally accepted as wise one. He continued all the cases for six months, which makes 1t possible to reopen them at any time if hostilities are resumed. Many Wales people have taken sides in the matter one way or the other, and 8 considerable number attended the trial
The Press., 1898-04-28
BRIMFIELD.

BRIMFIELD.
 There will be horse convention April 2sth and 29th on the old Bennett place, in East Brimfeld.
 Black snakes are very plenty. Thirty five were killed on one farm near the vil- lage this spring.
 There will be ball game Friday be- tween the Warren high school and the Brimfeld team.
 Bills are posted for the sale of the buildings, land and wood- lot belonging to Emery Livermore, to be sold May 2sth.
 This town has a new road-scraper on trial from Boston. It is all iron except the wheels and is much lighter than the old one-
 Markie, the youngest child of Mrs Frank Newton, had a finger so badly crushed in corn cutter that amputatior was necessary
 There will be an entertainment and dance Friday night at the Town hall Lgiven by the grange, admission 10 cents dancing ticket 35 cents.
 James Noyce has recently had thu foundation taken out from under a pair of his house and a new one put in. The work was done by MT. McIntire O. Warren.
 Mrs. Alberty, formerly of this town died in Worcester, April 18th, and was brought here for burial April 18th. She leaves 8 sister, Mrs. J. 0. Spring, who lives in this town.
 The Palmer High School boys played ball with the Hitchcock Free Academy boys Saturday. The score was 45 to 1T favor of the Palmer boys. The Brimfielt boys expect to make 8 better record nex time.
 A horse belonging to Burt Drake O Holland made things lively while passing through the village recently, by stopping for 8 few minutes and kicking things tt pieces generally. The wagon was left b. the roadside.
 Recently some young people in searcl for arbutus on the Shaw place were at tackled by a large black snake that hat hidden in the branches of small tree It was killed by one of the party. Sool after No. 9 appeared, when the pleasur seekers thought it time to start for home
 E. D. Webber, the barber, met with { serious accident last week Thursday which will prevent his attending to hi | customers for some time. While passing along the street pair of runaway horse attached to a heavy wagon rushed upol him, throwing him down and crushing him against the fence as they turned int | the driveway st J. F. Converse's place bringing up on the barn floor, where the. were taken care of. One of the horse had a leg badly cut. Mir. Webber is i'm proving.
The Press., 1898-04-28
COVENTRY.

The body of Welcome Tucker, aged S1 years, who died suddenly at Mir. Forsythe's last Thursday evening, was taken to Rhode leland for burial Tuesday. MT. Tucker had been an active man despite his lameness Heart failure was the | cause Of death. south Coventry. ... (The Register is on sale at the post onnce each weekly
 George Carpenter is caring for l.. M. Durham. A. s. Hawkins is having new ell built to his house in Flanders. Three of F. w. Edgerton's children are sick with the chicken-box.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Bogue are i'll of pneumonia, Mrs. Bogue seriously. The s. c. I. s. gave an entertainment Tuesday evening, in the A. O. U. W. hall.
 Thomas E. Porter Is about to set out two acres of trees, apple and peach al- ternating. l.. E. Parker went to Torrington Tues day to visit his sister, Miss Bessie A. Parker, who is teaching there.
 Friday is Arbor Day-a row of elms- if it were not for possible beetles naples along the Nathan Hale cemetery front would make a fine memento to the day.
 Friend Beesey died at the home of his son, James Bessey, South street, Tues day. Notwithstanding his advanced age he made g trip to and from Vermont, un. attended one year since.
 The road between the Judd and Hol river roads was worked just before the heavy rain, large quantities of loam were carted on and Monday the depth of mud even over the bridges made travelling difficult. From another correspondentl
 The Rev. c. A. Purdy returns for an other years pastoral work in the M. E. church.
 Individual cups will be used in the Congregational communion service nex' Sunday for the first time. ] Thomas M. Durham, who has been SC riously i'll for several weeks, Is conva lescent. MT. Durham has reached the ad vanced age of s6.
 Frank A. Stanley, who has been across the water for over a year in the employ of an English firm, representing the Pratt & Whitney Company of Hartford, setting up and giving instruction in management of bicycle machinery, is expected home next Saturday for a short visit.
The Press., 1898-04-28

ITO the Board of County Commission 1 CTS for Holland County:
 hereby apply for a License to sell Spirituous and Intoxicating Liquors. Ale, Lager Beer, Rhine Wine, and Cider, at John Kanes block, Willing ton avenue, town of Stafford My place of bus1- ness is not located within 200 feet in direct line of a Church Edifce or Public schoOl-house or the premises pertaining thereto, or any post off1ce, public library, or cemetery.
 Dated at Stafford, this 18th day of April, A. D. 1898. LOUIS SENECHARL, Applicant.
 We. the undersigned electors and taxpayers, defined by law, Of the town Of Stafford, here by endorse the application of the abOve.naLned Louis Senecharl for such license.
 1ss 'eo at en'f (. H. .e6a DA11b' Sf o' Apr AUSTIN HOLT, CHARLIE B0LIEAU, JB., JOHN BOLIEAU, JOS. BARSALOU. I hereby certify that the above-named en dorSerS are electors and taxpayers, as dennet by law, of the Town of Stafford. Dated at Stafford, this 18th day Of April, A. D 1S9S MARCUS B. FISK, Town Clerk.
The Press., 1898-04-28
r- AII.n,. Eoot Easa.

A powder to be shaken into the shoes. At this season your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot and get tired easily. If you have smarting feet or tight shoes, try Aliens Foot-Ease. It cOols len and sweating Feet. blisters and calious spots rest and comfort. Try 1t to-day. Sold by all
 druggists and shoe stores for 25c. Trial package FREE Address, Allen s. Olmsted, LeR0y, N. Y
The Press., 1898-04-28

A pensioner of the United States: at Philadelphia comes out in an appeal to his fellow. pensioners that they show their patriotic zeal by unitedly giving up the money coming to them next month, amounting to some $40 ,OOO, ,OOO. Better than this would be 8 suggestion that those on the pension rolls who do not need the help of the government should choose this time to withdraw their names permanently from the roll. To worthy and dependent pensioners the government and the people would not reduce the pre- ent payments by penny under any circumstances.-Sprinased RepGblican.
The Press., 1898-04-28

BUoKLEN's ARNIoA SALvK.-The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains, corns, and ali or no pay required. Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded
 Price 9c per box. Sold by K. K. Taft.
The Press., 1898-04-28
A Card.

We. the undersigned, do hereby agree to refund the money on a 50 cert bottle of Greene's Warranted Syrup of Tar If it fails to cure your cough or cold. We also guarantee a 26 cent bottle to prove satisfactory, or money refunded.
 J.2. ROOT. Holland.
The Press., 1898-04-28

..Un, dearr r sighed the girl who is trying to be literary. '.I wish were more profound. -
 "Yes2'' said the other girl.
 "Here is a line in Browning, and don't know whether it is a typographio- al error or something deeply occult "- Washington Star. es r.4ea .h4Hg
The Press., 1898-04-28
MdkRTFORD.

s. B. Rarveyef Willimantic, prosecu- ting attorney for tho Connecticut Humane society, come to Eastford Tuesday and prosecuted W. $. Willis for cruelty to his sheep. It was claimed that Willie sheared his flock of sheep on March, l9, and since that time he had not furnished them proper shelter and care. One of the sheep, 1t is claimed, was badly cut in shearing, as many as twenty-seven cuts showing after the shearing. Willis was tried before Justice of the Peace Walter Bryd-r of Promfret and was found guilty and fined $10 and costs. He appealed.
The Press., 1898-04-28
HOLLAND.

Presiding Elder 0. H. Bates has been obliged to postpone his visit to the M. E church next Sunday until some time later.
The Press., 1898-04-28
ELLINGTON.
Crystal Lake Correspondence. i,

Christian Endeavor topic next Sunday, Little ways of betteIing the world. I" Leader, Miss Hattie Smith. All are cordially welcome. The society has re- gently joined the Rockville union and now has twenty-six active and two associ- ate members
 About twenty five young people from this place attended the special meetings, which are being conducted at West Staf- ford, on Monday evening. On the way over the party saw the deer which has been seen so many times in this vicinity.
 Miss Bessie Richardson and Miss Edith Nef spent Sunday with their parents.
 The next meeting of the Ladies' Aid society will be with Mrs. Adelia Dimock Thursday' May 9th. An art gallery will be prominent feature during the even- ing.
 Rev. O. E. Thayer was home few days last week.
 Presiding Elder G. H. Bates will occupy the M. E. pulpit next Sunday afternoon in the place of the pastor, Rev. J. I. Bar tholomew, who will not be ableto be pres- ent on account of an accident.
 MANSFIELD.
 Charles Emory Smith of Phlladel phia, who succeeds Postmaster General Gary, was born in Mansfield in 1s42, and re. mo we'd with his parents to Albany. N Y., in 1S49.
 The engagement is announced of Dr. FroAoFfoIr -R Miss Catherine L. Rouse of Mansfield Centre
 There will be a social dance at Hillside hall Friday evening, for the benefit of the school. All are cordially invited, and 6 good time may be expected. J. J. Older shaw has the management Music b, Garvey's orchestra. E. Case will prompt l Gurleyville. | Mrs. F. c. Durham has been on the sick list but Is better now.
 Miss Mary McQuade Is with Mrs Turner at Wormwood Hill.
 Mir. and Mrs. Henry A. Mason and two daughters visited friends in Elliot recent ly.
 Mrs. F. H. Ballou of Rock Meadow fl with her daughter, Mrs. Herbert A. Bos worth.
 Miss Winifred E. Durham Is visiting her friend, Miss Eugenie M. Hanks a Coventry.
 Orzo G. Hanks and family of Hank Hill have moved on the Grant place a Spring Hill.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert A Bosworth ar the happy parents of a baby boy borr Friday the 22nd.
 | Rev. B. F. Raynor and wife have gon to Massachusetts, where MT. Raynor will preach. Rev. G. W. Crabb of Gardener Lake has taken his place here. Mir Crabb wife and daughter arrived last Friday.
The Press., 1898-04-28
PROF. STODDARD Smith College
Pwo-Febrm Tablets
ENDORSES

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 T think most highly of Pyro-Febrin Tablets, not only from knowledge of their composition but from use in my own family as g remedy for Headaches and Head Colds. They contain no opium or other ingredients to which objection could be made, and are we'll calculated to accomplish the results intended.
 JOHN T. STODDARD,
 Professor of Chemistry" Will relieve any kind of headache in from five to fifteen minutes. Will stop hay fever and head colds in one day. For sick and nervous headaches, neuralgia, or any head pain or congestion. Invalua ble to la- dies subject to periodical headaches. Price 26c. HTo any one desiring 10 lest tAese 7a6Lets, c liberal frfaI baekaee SviX6s senf if this advertisement 6e mailed, zvifk 2-cenk sfamb, 10
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The Press., 1898-04-28

grange next Wednesday evening: Arbor day-lts origin, purpose, etc.; music; rec itation, "Woodman, Spare That Tree j" Mrs. w. Richards: Famous Trees, Geo. Towne; recitation, Frank Kies; solo, "Old Oaken Bucket" L.. M. Reed School Grounds-"what they are and what they should be-" c. D. Colburn; recitation. "The Planting of the Apple Tree" E. E. Corbin; Fruit trees and plants that may be used for ornamental purposes,n n Mrs. L. M. Reed; Noteworthy Trees of Union, opened by H. T. Corbin; music.
The Press., 1898-04-28

Mrs. L. D. Colburn is quite low.
 Miss Alice Bowden is doing housework for A. $. Eaton.
 Rev. c. H. VanNatter has returned for another year at the M. K. church.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
@ie Die Yaritdt TT &rcubem
geGbt ,ptrD.

Sn benz petpbdliihen Oberlanocs-
aeriGts- YeSirt Samm eibt es l,74S,=
81 Satbpiiten uno l.57O,S7 Yrote-
ltauten. SennoA Iino beim Obeylans
oesNeriAt 81 Sanlm Der YrGiiOent uro
bret SenatszPra lioenten proteitantiih,
elmer tatboliid; opn ben &dtlen picr-
aebn prOteliantilb uno elf tatboliib;
bel Den nenn 2ano9eri9ten IinO
IdmmtIide prdlioenten proieltantiId,
bon ben SircitOren DisrSebn prote(an=
tiib uno isds iatboliiA (insbelonoere
in Meffalen eli proictantii9 uno orei
tatbO!iih). bon Den 2anbri6teru
bsp. Hltben bn9eQen ,l,r 20 prOte-
ltonti'h, obcr As tatboliIb. Ncb Ear=
ter i~lbenuieAt Die 3abl Der iatbpliiNen
U tsritter S~eQenilber ben protc=
ltantiiNen. Gs limb ndm!i6 l43
" mtsridter tatbollfh. rs pru!e.
ltanii'h uno leGs iiraelitiit. Sic
ilbliGc Muereoe. Der tatbolil6e Iolts=
tbeil iielle niht Die n6;biQcu Graite,
lam alIo bier niht 0clteub NSmabt
ipcrcen. ben procentuollter liuo mad
Der pOrlicqsao aui9cma4tsn &sanunS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
Colt nanB 0ott ietu.

Wor ni6t LANCER ,3eit bate Der apo=
ltOlii6e Vitar DOns S9weosn, Wiigr.
6alise, cine QluOierS bel ieinem G0nig.
Nuf Die Semertungen bes bO1wiirDia=
item Serrn, er bette Az 8Ott. oaB CUR
3eit, nc Die GeDOlution ibr Subildum
~feiere, Die S0ltsr Die ariitli1en @runo=
iQBe, pel9e Die &epolutiOu nit 6iibeu
9etreten babe, pieoer bohbalten uro
oas Sine DEFENDERS ertenuen m0tlten,
oab bic SOnlae 9Onige uno Die unter=
tbanen untertbanen iein m"iiiien, un-
terbra1 i'm Der &Onis nit ben gBor-
ten: ,6il8en Sic bel. oaB Dor Nlem
@Ott Gott iein miiiIe, Oenn Oas bat
man in eriter 2lnie ber9eilen. QBie
tam Der SOni9 S0nig lno Der Inter-
than untertban iein, iueun Sei0e ui0t
mebr 3uQeben. oaB 8ptt GDtt 1T unO
alle @elualt pOn Sben itammt? Sieie
SbatIa4e 1T Sbnen nidt iremo, MOll=
lignOre, baB eln iua9rbaft teufliiNer
SO4mutb ii9 Der NeIt benG1ti9t bat;
man mill niAt mebr bienen, uuO Iid
Dor NQem Soft uno Der bon Soft Qe=
ieBten OrOnun9 nidt mebr fiaen. IS
1T trauriS. lebr traurig."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
Ser Wrisoua slider
i6reibt III ieiner neueIten drummer:

i9reibt ii lelner nellelten Nummer:
8eu6t:e elm M ann! -Srdu=
lein WerlinoD SobnIOn fam Sreita0 IN
unIere Office uno tbeilts lns feu1ten
au9es init, oaB lie i9On oreiunOOrslBig
Sommer SIble uno iiber bic WaBen
germ beiratlen m09te. Sic i1ien es
auf uns peri0nli9 ab9eIeben gu baben.
g8ir tonnten lie niAt anoers los merz
ben, ais inoem mir ibr Deripra1en,
ibr iolan9e gratis cine 9eiratbsan3eiae
I'M Slider" 81 9eben, bis Der erlebnte
Wtann li6 eingeiunOen bot.
Der 2eier finOet Die betpllBte Nn=
nOnce an anoerer STEELE oes beutigen
Slattes. Wir tOnllen beitdti9sn. oaB
Sri. WerlinoD ein iiberaus rsiaenoes
6rauensimnler bon I90nem @uGs unD
init ihneeweiBen 3dbnen lit. sic bat
a~lleroln9s eln etluas lan9e5 Gle1ors
gan uno i9r Saar lit ieuerrOtb, Suosm
iheint i9r temperament etlpas bibig
al iein; oatiir beanIpru6t iie aber cine
gseibe bon Su9enoen, Die man ielten in
elmer @DastOAter bereini0t iinoet.
Ser Seller finoet ite in Der @n;ei9e
iammtli6 aui9eBahlt.
8ir empIeblen SRI. WerlinOp SObn-
Jon Der 9eneigten Auimertiamteit un=
ierer Geiratlsidbi9en ulo belratbs.
luIti9en jun9en uno alien Mdnuer 0ie
1T aud Wilens. einen alten sl neb-
men. Duraus8eiebt, oaB er GelO bOt!).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08

man Elm In eriiens SbofDDle. stpeitens
Waummolle uno orittens Gumpen.
Ser Griibl;ns 1T bic Sabresseit
Der Wonle fir ms Men iDen ulo
Sbiere.
Willionen Weniden nGhren li0
bon Sleiouna.
Das Yfero lit elm Sbier. oas bier
dliBe bot, an isoer Gde einen.
Sur Sohseit mar jung uno alt
9elaoen nno Duroe getoht uno Se=
brater.
Nah m%ebridbriaem Grieoens=
ltanee perbeiratbete Wiarimiiian li1
iDleoer.
- Der Gilrailier lit born nit Yled
beihlogen.
- columbus ftanb unermiiolid auf
Dem 0intsrtbsil unO iplbte mad Sauo
aus,
Ser Seib lit cine @aHerlanbs
fhaft, wCrin piele Sbiere lebsn uno
aib Weniben, ipcnn lie lid BARN
baoen; mill man ibn iebob elien, 10
mllb man ibn Seig idreibsu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
Der 3ampf 9egcn Den @mars
MiSuuus.

9On peri6ieoenen Soften fpiro Dyer=
b%eiierung oes SilOun9s9raoes uno Der
Griusrbsperhdltniie Der unteren Snlts=
Idi9ten" als elm Wittel gegen ben Ils
ordismus empioblen. IS III aIler=
oinQs mabr, Wanher wdre mobl taun
su umlturS, 9eoanten aetpmmer, ipert
bic Notb ibn nidt oaSu 9etrieben
bdtte. Sn anoeren 8Orten. Die Pil3e
bes Inar6ismus finOet man 9eraoe in
Der MiBwirtbi9aft auf Otonomllaen
8ebiete, wsl6e Die Nelt in tpenige
&ei6e unb piele Irme 9etbeilt bat, Elm
fru6tbares MiItbeet, aber bic pollltdn=
biQe 26Iune oes &dtbiels iibcr oas @lta
iteben oes Nnar6ismus lie9t II d t
BARN a llein n. IS 9ibt ia aud Nr=
ar9ilien Die ni9t aus vSrOobeoirInlB"
&nor9iIien IinO. Sa. 2udeni, Der
M6roer Der SaiIerin bon SeIterrei6.
bat Iid 9eriiDmt, baB er Nnar6i 4
aus Yrin3ip" lei. Sas benefit,
oaB Dieier 8rebsi9aoen Elm q It Is
ees llebel 1T, uno ouber muB Der
&f 9e9en basIelbe auA nit ben
@affen oes @eifes ii B
D~eroen. Sol9e limb Oprsii9li9 biz
Yflege Der &eligion uno Der Sitt=
Ii9teit. SOlan9e man SOlAes
ni9t einiieIt, miro man oas uebela
Mur3el d. errei9eu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08

Or. Sc Gnta, elm @pistopaI=pre-
bigger BON gtem YOri, bat fret nnO
Irant erildrt, oaB er Die ueberSeu9un9
be9e. Der Yrotelinntismus tonne in
Nmerita iid abIolut ni9t Dor ieiner
3erIeBun9 retten uno bemertt ciesbe=
si8li9 iebr trefsno:
Die uiCl9eprieiele Reformation bat 10 gut
9eorbeitet, bab III ben Ser. Staatel aus
20, 0O0, 900 Oteni9en MIR etlpaS nebr olS
20, 1000, 900 iI6er3aupt irgslo eiler 9ritltbsu
Gonfeifiou Gl9eb0reu!
GieIer serisBenoe @eiit oe5 traB=ma-
terielen &anOes8eiIies bat aud Der
oItell, tatbOlii9en Stride 9alls GENIAL.
ti9en S6aoen ongetban, ia io9ar mebr
S4aoen olS Diele &ur5lidti9e i'm
Stanoe Iino 81 ertennen unO 81 er=
flQreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08
Ste Seller ats Dcr GHtoc,lt.
fd)une 5abcn auM Sdmlo.

DAB Die Seutihen aans allsin oaran
S6ulo iein, ipsnn lie Elm 3eitpuntt
eintrctrn iollte, mo ibre Spra1e in
bielem Ganoe 0 meb 9eIprohen
iperoe. oaran lit etpas Wabres, ~ n
oamlt geia9t iueroen foll - uno in
Dieem Sinne baben mir es ielber
wieoerboit bebauptet =. oab ole un=
triebe uub Wiiblereien Der ipgen.
.Mmeritaniirer" uno NatipiItsn ae9en
ocntihe SpraNe uno bsutihes gBeien
nidts ausritten wliroeu. ipenn bic
Seutih Nmeritaner Ielber %alleiammt
einmiitbia uno daratterfelt fir oieie
boben Sitter in # b uno iie Unit
uno neben Der en0liihen ,Qanoess
iprade" unO ben belten GiNenibaiten
oes ameritaniiben Woltsbaratters)
i1ren &inoeru 9cniiienbaft pererben
wollten. unribtia uno tri &c
Ri y ba9e9en lit oerielbe SaB. ipsnn
oamit %iniinrirt werosn iol = unD
oarauf i9eint es in Der betreIfenocu
Stelle Der Srelanb'idsn 8ebe abaeiebeu
81 Iein -. oils Oh es ~iiberbaupt iunlt
Niemanoen einialle. beia0te Sitter
ansutalten uno lire Sebeusoausr ungs=
bilbrll@ 81 oertiirien.
IS lit cine ebenIo befdnntc ,uie be-
oaucr!iNe 6 baratter9r 10 d d e
;ablreiber Seutid=N meritauer, oab lie
auf lbre oeutIAe Mutteriprude unD
oeutIdes g8eien gar su wenig
balter, lid gar au leidt burb
aubere ginfliiiie uno umianoe psrlsi=
tell laIen, lid osrielben 81 E f.
Gubern. o0er es bod btrd liz
men. aud ibren Ginoern oieIe un=
i1dbbaren Sitter 81 pernitteln. @s=
raoe 0ieIer SNiua6e aber bat man in
ct. paul rno iiberbaupt aui 9esue=
rider Seite nc6 lpriter ua13ube l.
fen uno lie Iiir ftp uno ieine pldna
lueiolih ausSubeuten perItanosn,
inoem man 5. y. Die Terloraung
oeutf6er @eWeinoem nit d f.
beut Den SeslIproern gum Gpltem
erbpb. Die S9ulen au6 in oeutfben
6emeinoen fat gang peren9=
liidte. bic 2ebrihpeltern aud nit
ben oeuti9en Sbultinoern ausIhlieB-
lid in engliider Sprade pertebren
lieB. ia itsllsn,usiie, ipie B.. .. in Der
Si0Seie SetrOit. bic Siloung rein
bent der Gemeinosn ~iibarbaupt
Mot mebr au0ab uno i6lieBli1
NOD bic befannte Sprahen-S eroronun9
Der PrOpaaanba in Der Weiie aus=
Ialadtete. OaB iol1e daratterI0wahe
0euti1 Mmeritansr f6rmlih CT NJ lie
tbi9t purosn. ibre MutterIpraAe
fir li6 uno ibre Giubcr aufsu=
aeben uno oamit Die b~eltebenoen
oeut den @emsinoen al 9ipa-
Gen uno bic .englifden" al
Der t drfen, pGbreuo man rmas=
iebrt aatboliten enaliiher 3unse
BON benz Seiuhe oeuti der &irben
mo9lihIt absubalten iu9te.
llnb oesbalb 1T es. iuie seiaet. rs
q. ipenn bebauptet ooer inlinu-
lrt piro, oaB auber ben SeutiGen
ielber lonlt fein Meuib ibrer Gnt=
cut bnn9 uno Yerengli=
hun9 Worfbub 3u Ieihen
fu9e. IS aibt iplher .SeIfers-
beler" nur su Diele, ulio mir wilien
Senall. no mir lie 81 iuben babeu.
Ob Die ,llntenrufs" uno Warnunaen
oeuti9er tatbOliider Sldtter anQeli6ts
Der obi9en 3 batahen NOD ais
,9runolOs" besei1net weroen biiyfeu,
mag Der GeIer ielber be~urtbeilen.
(Grcellior.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08

Sas Staatsseiet bon Su!ua be-
ifimmt, oaB in 3uiuuft Nienlano i'm
Staate Soma als Irst fungiren oarf.
ebe er Elm ltaatli6es @ramen 9emaNt
bat. @s miro aNmdblis 3eit, oaB
man in Imerita, bon itaatliber Settle
Der, bic Yoriebruneen |treifs, oamit
nlbt jeoer .perOOrbeue S9inOcrges
billie" uno ieoer pertommene STUDENT
IiA als SOttor protlamiren bari. Gs
laufen ia &erle berum, bic Ginem,
penn man bort, oaB lie u9ottor" limb,
S1refen einFl0Ben. @eluiiie MenlGen
~iplten. ielbIt luenn lie Die a~lsrbelten
meoi5iniI6en &enntniIe baben, nl6t
aui bic WenI6beit los9elallen nerosn.
oenn 9eraoe Der 8erui als Arst le0t
oft gerpflidtun9en auf, bic nur eill
Damn pOn eoelitsm GbaraIter ri9tig
81 p~ilroigen wilien wirO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1898-11-08

niAt cine blaiIs Nbnune baben. Sb
Die Geminarisn uno oeren Setter einen
9roBen, 9rOBen She'll Der S6ulo tra-
gen. oas mO9en bic Serren i'm vgaitos
ralblatt" beiprc6en. Wir 2aien baben
eintpeilen oos &e9t. ibpeigeno bic
getualti0en Mtdngel in oieier Sinii9t
81 beoauern, inoeiIen bas iosiale Gleno
auf Der STRIDE uno ibren Sntereiien
beim 8olte i1aoet, ba Die bebauerns=
mertben Sibrer nidt piien bic niiB=
li6en 6attOren, ple ba ltnD Oas ger=
einsweIen, 8Oltsoereiu, 9ortrd9e sur
Gr3iebun9 oes tatboliihen goltes 81
i9aben uno praftii9 ansutpenben.