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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
CAMDEN.

Bayless and Pomer0y have rented the
Douglass block. They will move their
goods soon and the post Office, Charles
Bayless having received the appointment
for postmaster in place Of John Webber.
We are to have an undertaken In town,
in the spring, Mr.. j. iBurhanse, Of Wake
man, so we understand.
Mr.. j. P. Eidt was in town the most Of
last week, looking after the milk busi-
ness for another season.
Mr.. Ferris, photographer is in town
for short time. Go and have your pic
ture taken. His place Of business is over
the drug store.
Mrs. Arthur Plume and her two daugh-
ters, Of LoganspOTt, Ind, are at c. F.
Morgan's.
George Bradley has moved into B. F,
Breckenridge's house on the west road.
Will Manning went to Lorain Satur.
day, called there by an accident to his
brother, Alfred.
Lewie Whitney was given surprise
by his 'schOoImates. Thursday evening
February2.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams we're In
Carlisle over Sunday.
John Williams was the guest Of hi
daughter, Mrs. Hewett, last week.
Mrs. Garvety, Of Cleveland was th'
guest Of her cousin, Mrs. H. Caswell las
week.
Roy Sheffield and wife, ofsouth LOraiI
were In town over Sunday.
Will Calkins was at the county sea-
last week Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. HazeltOn, Of Penflel(
were in town last week calling on thsi
old nsighbOrS.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
HUNTINGTON.

Mrs. Lydia Snow has returned to 0ber-
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, Of Canton, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
johnson.
Mr.. VIM. McClellen and family visited
Mr.. Robert Swartz's family, Of Yelling
ton, Sunday.
Miss Ollie Jones was in Wellington,
over Sunday.
Mrs. James Adams, Of 0berlin, visited
her sister, Mrs. Lura Rogers, last week.
Mrs. David johnson visited in Yelling
ton, last week.
Mr.. Luke Kelsey and Miss Nettie Hef-
ner, of Sullivan, were united in holy
wedlOck, last Wednesday, February l, at
high noon, at the brides home. Their
many friends wish them much joy.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
ELYRlA.

Geo. Ely has decided to build num-
ber Of new houses in this city the COM
ing spring. They will be built in vari-
GUS parts of the city and some OF them
on his subdivision south of town.
Mrs. Harry Warden has been appoint
ed deputy clerk in Sheriff Warden's office.
Twelve new cars are to be put on the
Lorain-Elyria electric line in the near
future. The cars will be fOrty-twO feet
long and have an entrance at either end
and in the middle. They are said to be
among the finest cars made.
1t is reported that the owners Of the
Mussey property on the corner of Broad
street and Washington avenue, cOntem-
plate some extensive improvements,
which consist in adding another story to
the Mussey block and extending the
building to the west to cover the land
now occupied by the old brick which
Eldred will soon vacate. Hon. Geo. Il.
Ely, trustee, when asked for veriication
Of the story this morning was not ready
to say anything about their plans, which
he stated were uncertain as yet. He ad-
mitted that they now have man fgur-
ing on prospective changes.
Owen Mish, young married man
from Lodi, O., was instantly killed last
Thursday while cutting down white
wood tree. limb fell on his head
breaking his neck.
1t is now said that the big saddle con-
sOlidatiOn is sure go, The capital Of
the new company will probably be 81, 900,
900.
Frank Heath, fourteen year old boy
from 0berlin was brought here last We'd
nesday morning, to serve out twenty
day sentence, imposed by Mayor
Fauver of that place for stealing
pair Of skates.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
PLEASANT STREET.

About thirty young people met with
Steve and Ethel Cowie at the residence
Of their parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
COwie, last Tuesday night, for a taffy
pull. A very pleasant evening was had.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burrows and Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell Burgs visited at Owen
Rolfe's, last Wednesday.
Mrs. Della Nay and Mrs. Burt French
visited Jessie Day, Thursday.
David Day and G. D. Stocking went to
Elyria, Saturday, to hear the discussion n
on the new road.
Burt Day, Of Clarksfeld, visited Wal
ter Day, Sunday.
&. Edwards and wife and E. Cox and
wife spent Saturday and Sunday with
Frank Edwards in wellington.
A good many from here attended the
Farmers Institute, at Rochester, Friday
and Saturday. ALI report good time,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
GRAFTON.

Miss Jannette Sears spent Sunday at
her parents home, in Litch6eld.
B. Willard 0rvis, of LOrain and Miss
Clara l. COughlin, Of Grafton were mar
ried last week.
Mr.. Fred Hance, of Eaton, and Miss
Bertha Edwards, of LapOrt, called at the
residence OF Rev. j. F. Bnrke, Wednes-
day, and were married.
Probably several more gas wells will
be put down in the village. If the town
fathers could obtain as good a well as
Mr.BenningtOn's, it would furnish light
for the whole corporation.
Mrs. D. P. Perry, Of Eaton, who fell
and broke her hip about month ago,
will probably not recover because Of her
advanced age. She was for many years
a resident of Litchfeld and her friends
there will regret to hear of her misfOr-
tune.
The contractor reports that he intends
to have Mr.. BenningtOn's gas we'll in
perfect running order Saturday evening
so he can light and heat his dwelling
He says it is the best we'll he has drilled
this side Of COnneaut; that it is better
we'll, more gas, than any in Eaton. He
struck gas at the depth Of $50 feet and
the quantity found has steadily in
creased. Monday evening the gas was
lighted and the flames extended from
twenty to twenty-five feet in the air.
Mr.. Bennington has more gas to waste
than some wells contain.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.

The undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction at the late residence Of
Edgar E. Cole, deceased, situated two
miles south and one mile west Of the
cehterof Pittsheld, LOrain county, on
the 9Srd day Of February, 1899, the fol-
lowing property tOwit Of said deceased:
Two good farm horses coming eight
years old, s choice dairy cows and 1
yeatling heifer, 36 ewes, 10 yearlings
and one ram, 3 shoats and q fne lot Of
poultry, 1 buckeye self binder almost
new, I buckeye mower almost new, /
sulky plOw and one walking plow, 1
grain drill, / roller, l wheel cultivator,
l thill cultivator, good farm wagon, 1
spring wagon, cutter, 1 pair Of bob
sleds, 1 boat sled, hay rack, Q sets OF
work harness, light double harness, 2
sugar pans and I heater, 1 storage tank
and 200 tin buckets and 80 wooden buck
cts and spiles, sstaUk Of hay and hay
In barn, stack Of straw, about 200
bushels OF oats, about 300 bushels Of corn
and some clover seed. Also some house
hold goods and other articles to Ilumer-
0us too mention.
Lunch will be served at noon.
Sale to commence at 10 a. M, sharp.
Terms: Purchases amounting to three
dollars or less, to be paid in cash; above
that sum, notes at 9 months time, with
at least two good sureties, will be taken
with use at 6per cent.
Coma COLE, Administrative.
A. J.WilsGn, khetiOnesr.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08

PROPOSES to pull of hstiC carniyaIs at
regular intervals commencing next
Tuesday night. The arena is located at
ROckpOrt on the electric road and is sub
stantially put up, furnished with cleo
tricity and many conveniences. 1t
would seem as though the projectors
were confident Of being able to carry out
their plans unmolested or else they
would have been a little careful about
entailing so much expense. The auth
critics must watch closely, for If the
prize lighting fraternity gets much closer
they may slip in town some night and
have contest in the middle Of the
campus"
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
BRIGHTON.

There is large amount Of sickness In
town at present.
The remains of Mrs. Martha HOlcOmb
were brought here for burial from To-
ledO last Wednesday. A brief funeral
service was held at the parsonage. She
was for many years resident Of this
place.
Rev. and Mrs. T. L. Mcconnell took
dinner with friends at White Fox last
Thursday.
r. D. ellison, Of Toledo. was In town a
few days last week.
Mrs. Lou Mills and little daughter
Rose, have been sick for the past week.
Charles Culp returned from Toledo
last week suffering with lagrippe and
asthma.
Mr.. M. E. Seeley has been sick for
several weeks.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

TN pursuance of an order OF the probate
i court / will offer for sale at public auction
on the 18th day Of February, A. D., 1899, at
1000 o'clock forenoon upon the premises, the
following described real estate situated In
the county Of horafn and state Of Ohio to wit.
situated In the village of Wellington, county
Of Lorain, state of Ohio and known and bound
ed as follows: Commencing eighteen QS) rods
and ten and half (l015) feet north on Bennett
street from The corner Of Magyar street and
Bennett street, thence north seven ~ rods
and six (6) feet, thence east two ~ chains
and sixteen (16l links; thence south seven (D
rods and six 6) feet; thence west two ~
chains and sixteen Q6l links to the place Of
beginning. Being In block No. eight (8) In
said village and fronting west on Bennett
street.
Said property appraised at $3.50; cannot be
sold for less than two thirds 10 Of the ap-
praisal. Terms of sale, cash, or one third In
hand. One third In one year and one third In
two years from the day Of sale, with interest;
the payments to be secured by mortgage upon
the premises sold.
FRED V. EDWARDS,
Administrator Of the estate Of Ira Carpen-
ter, deceased.
j. T. HASKELL, Attorney.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
TOWNSHIP NEWS.
COLLECTED BY THE ENTERPRISES
CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.

Recent Happenings and Special Events
in WellingtOn's Immediate Vicinity Of
Interest to Everyone.-Our COrrespon-
dents Spare No Pains to Clean the
Latest and Most Accurate News.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
Horses for Sale.

A car load Of horses just arrived from
Toledo, weighing from 1900 to 1900 lbs.
All acclimated and ready for work.
Another car load lfrOm Cleveland this
week. For sale cheap or will exchange
for young marketable horses and pay
difference in cash. Inquire Of s. X.
Warner, 4 mile south OF Wellington.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
IT HEALS THE LUNGS AND STOPS THE
HACKING COUCH USUAL TO "A GRIPPE.
REooMMEMpED FoR
Land for Sal.

Three hundred acres Of good farm land
well located, well watered, and well
timbered, near railroad, mills, and
schools. Situated In Berdell township,
0sceOla county, Mich. All for 81 per
acre; or exchange for property in Lorain
county. FOrparticulars, inquire Of VIM.
q. B. Sutliff, Wellington. o. tf.29
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
For Sale

A lot, with new house and barn on
same, west side COurtland Ave. SO cheap,
with easy payments, that anyone desir-
ing bargain will do we'll to see R. N.
Goodwin, Wellington or L. G. Haines,
owner, Spencer, Ohio.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
For Sale.

The house and lot formerly owned by
DR.. HOlbrook can be purchased very reas-
enable and on easy terms.
6 T. s. Seeley, NOrwalk, O.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
For Sale Cheap

House for rent. Enquire Of E. H. Per-
kins. 3,2t
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
Pasture Wanted.
House for Rent.

We want to rent 80 to 100 acres Of good
pasture. Sutliff & GOtt. Wellington, o.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08

House and lot on South street. In
quire of J. Z. Morgan.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Mathew L. Starr, deceased,
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as executor Of the estate OF Mathew
1, Starr. late of Penheld. Lorain county, de-
ceased.
Dated this 9Th day Of FeDruary.A, D., 1899.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-02-08
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.

Estate Of Edgar 3, Cole, deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as admlnistratrix Of the estate OF
deceased.
Dated this Ath day Of January, A. D., 1899.
6 CoRA CoLE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-07
WoIta'S WefeMutuiE.

Der beriibmte Naturfprf9er 8olta,
Dem feline gntbedungen auf benz &C.
biete Der Gbemie europGif6en Huf err
porben, f9rieb BON Como, ieiner 9a@
teritabt aus, i'm Sabre 1916 on einen
Sreunb Solgenbes: SD babe INNER
Die beilise fatbolii6s Religipn fir bic
cin5ig pabre unb ~unfeblbare 92eligion
gebalten, unb i9 baltic fe mod bafir,
unb i9 bants obne 9lufbDren Soft bas
fir, baB Gr mir biel en iibernatiirli9sn
8lauben einsegoifen. Sd bob: iebo9
niemals bi: Mittsl, felbit meni9li9e,
Derna9lGIiigt, um mid INNER msbr
i'm 8lauben gu ftdrten uno Die 3tpeiz
fel su beieitisen, bic entfteben unb mid
perfuden fonnt:n. Sd babe NIT @uf>
msrtiamteit unb griinbli6 Die Griinbe
fir unb sesen burGItubirt unb erpp>
gen unb 10 Die frdftigiten 8epeile gez
funoen, pelh: DE tatboliI9e Relisipn
Ie5r gldubpiirbig MAIDEN, felbit fir
ben meni6li9en geritanb, 10 baB ieper
unbefangene Geiit ni9t umbin Tam, ite
a%1t5unebmen unb 81 li:ben. MDee
bieies feierli6e Determining, BON benz
i'd piinf6e, DAB es in Der gansen Welt
betannt peroe: = benn i6 i9dme mid
oes Gpanseliums ni6t CUTE 5riits
te brtngen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-07

gelpinnen, lpeil lie natirli9 natiDno'
oas 1T, einfeiti9 fein mub
Sn friiberen SabrbuuLtrten liebt,n
es Die Sbeologen, ms HUSBAND auf
fremoe uniperiitdten 81 geben, I'm ibre
Ius6ilOung gu poIenosn. Sa lerns
ten Il: frembe Sprafen rnb Sitten,
lerntsn fremoe Natipnen a9ten unb
lieben, unb nuroen Dem eng9erSigen
Nationalitdtsgeiit, ben man bente pas
triptismus nennt, un3ugGneli1. Sbeo>
lpg.n, bic i'm @uslanbe eebiloet Iinb,
iino b~ur9f6nittlih ben inlGnbiffen
iiberlegen. SIT bas ni9t piellei9t Der
gebeime 8runb Der Qbneigung gsgen
Die Sremben Goreigners)9 @iirb:n
unfere Imeritaniiten MIR einmal To-
9ii9 benten lernen.
Sa bemiibt iid Der Colorado Ga
tbpIic bes Hep. 3. $. Malpne ben
8ir6:nitreit in SitsSt. 2puis benz 8iz
i4of BON 8eleoile CUR 2aft gu legen
unb begriinoeet bieie ACKNOWLEDGING
auf folgenbe Weife: ,Man brdu9t nlr
Die SOlgen 81 betrahten, pel9e Die
@nit:qung zines frun5Oiiiden, italie@
nif3en ODER irif9en Prteiters in elmer
oeuti9en @emeinoe BADEN piirOe" uip.
9as 1T plumpe Sppbiitsrei. Wenn
elm frons0liT6er, itdlienii6er, irii6:r
8riefter. Der fein ScutI9 psrftebt, in
cine beutTGe 8suteinbe g:ianpt ipirb,
10 lit es iclbitperftdnOli9 unm0gli9.
Spri6t er aber nur eebrohenes
9eutI9, 10 fpirb Die @emeinoe i6on
nit ibm 5ufrisben iein, pie Die Grfabz
run9 oft ge3eigt bat.
Sn unierem San: aber 1T Elm beuts
i6er PrieIter, Der bas engliF9e ebenio
gut tennt als irgenb elm irti2er gris@
tier, Der BON elmer irii6en 8,meinbe
perporf fen ipirb, ni9t ipegen Mangels
an Sprd9entenntntb, Tpnbsrn sinfa@,
neil er nift irifher Nationalitdt lit,
neil er ne6.n Der englii9en audi nod
Die beutIAe Sprahe re0et. SIT bas
gteto pom Gsiten beS irti9sn Bottles
unb ibrer pretfter pber 1T IS cngbers
Siger NatiOnalitdtsgetIt2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-07
HaS @aNcr fur SecIe mmO 3etb.

8annt, Sab Der Menih ms 2sben tritt,
Srin9t er Der Grbiiiub' Sronfbeit nit;
Ger Sdnfe beil'geS Safrdment
Na6t oleler 6ranfbeit ibneu eiil Gno'.
OaS @aIier i'll beS FrielterS Sanb,
IN ,Sorn bes 8reuSeS aigepalot.
Wa6t beine Seel' pom Srdntbeit fret
llub ;Ghlt Der 8irb' ais Gbrilt bid 6ei.
gSenu Eranfbeit briidst beinen 9eib.
90 bente Slei6 oil Riarrer 9neipp;
Gr bilft NIT Soft, bas CLAUDE nur,
Sn iciner I6oneu gSoilerfur.
Srum mimm oas gSailer talt mis mo9li6
uno pai6e gang nun ab oib t0gli6;
DEM Bah, benz Witel uno benz WuB
Die &ranfbeit encli6 peieben mlB.
aud iou man otter woDl bid ieb'u
Sm Wailer ooer barinB Seb'n
unb ioa bic 6llr Dir polenos sIiideit,
60 febre benz Gafiee ben 6iiden.
Nllii, 10 9elunoet an Seel' unb Veib,
9if' aus nit mir: sod Vater Slleippi"
Siit' Qeib uno Seel por Ffni6ersi,
gleib' ansipp, iowie benz @oiier treu!
Solepb Grab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-07
Sic Suoen nno Dec Surcu.
frteQ.

Wie fransDIii9e 8ldtter bebaupten,
1T Der 8urentrieg on erlter SteQe lin
Suoentricg, ME Der fror30iifhs tuniz
i4e 8ries unter Dem lebten 9apoleOn
Elm S~uDenirieg gemelen. Suotf9e
SnterefIen Iinb in beiben Sduen Die
uria9e bes arieges geneien. 0amals
perlangten fran50Iide SuOen Oi: rid
itdnoigen 3inien Der tunifii4en
Staatsi9ulo, belte perlun9en englis
i9e Suoen Die Nnneriou bes Surens
Itaates an bic englif&e Gdptplpnie, I'm
ben Wert6 tbrer bortigen 9siibungen
gu erbOb,n. sic beiiBen nGmli4 Die
Sdlfte Der 2dnb.reien in Der log.
Eanb>G egeno uno neun 3e6ntel Der
reihen @olominen. Die 9(nneripn
tpiiroe beren Dert6 bebsut nj erbDben.
0as lit Der @runb bes &rieges uno
aler &ldgen Der Jog. uitlanoerS. linz
ter oieIen uitlanper8 Iinb an erft r
SteQe Die Suben gu perIteben, pelGe
Die &noeren gar N~gitatiOn gegen Die
9uren dufg: Ita9elt BADEN. 9inter ben
llitIanber5, ben &bpbes unD GIANT
pertains iteben Die Suoen, mel3e bur4
hire preIie, b. b. BIT ySimes" uuD bic
6auptbiGttcr 2pnoons, ben englii6en
Gbaupinismus uno Singoismus big
sur 9lut6ibe ~anbldIen. Mr. 4biz
lipp Stanbope felt in Der engltIGen
PreHe bieie Ipnberbaren Patrioten an
ben prunger, Die nidt5 Gnglif4:8 an
fi9 bdben, aI5 Die 8iirgersPapiere Die
lie in Der Sadie tragen. Gr Ipottet
ii6er bieis beuti4en 8eitt, Wern,r,
@plbmorn, pel6e %perldngsn, baB Die
enaIiide Regierurs fir fic in Den
&rieg 5ieben Iole. Or Man9eiter
Guardian tbeilt nit, baB Sobanness
burg, bi: Sauptitabt bes 8urenitaates
cine iiberpiegenb iiioiThe Stoot iei.
Die bprtigtn Suosn iinb a1eroings
englif9e 8irger, neil 1iepor ibrer Nbz
reiie mad Sranspaal ii6 englii6es
9iirgsrrebt perI9afft BADEN; allein es
iinb me itiepeuti6e ober ruiiii9e SUI
ben, bic MIR iiber England na9 Sio>
@frita eingepanbsrt fino.
Die GnglGnber peroen mod erfabz
rem, penn es gu ipGt lit, baB Die Suben
fir ibr Rct9 iotpobl dls fir Sranfz
reid, Stiterrei9 u. T. IN. elm Gala,
mitGt iinD.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-07
Spra d. enfenutnib uuo Die
Sauoclstpclt.

llnieren amerifanif6en Gei9Gftss
leuten lit auf Dem SanbelscpngreB gu
B9ilabelpbia flar beipi:len porben,
mas uniere Gpniuln unb bic oeuti4=
amerituniI4e PrefTe bes 2anbes i1nen
T9on unSG9lige Male porgebaiten bd7
ben: paBt Gu6 Den 8ebirfniHtn Der
auslGnoii9en Mdrtte an unb belief
Bigt Sud gr0Berer Spru4enfsnntnib;
nit benz rllniteb States Salt" aQetn
it's ni6t getban. - Der pbdnomenale
auh4pung b:r beuti9en SnOuitrie
lit gum grObten Sbeile bieien beiben
u~mitGnben 81 peroanten, benin Qmeriz
taner iebO9, Der ipnit 10 rieiig anpafs
iun9sfdbig 1T, bauert es g:raume 3eit,
Bis er begreifen lernt, oab binter'm
Berg aud 2euts pobnen, bon oenen
er nod lernen fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-07
Sebr riGtia.

Inter ben S9nibeln bon q. SC. in
Der &atbolii4en 8oltsaettung" finbst
ii3 Der folgenbe, pel9tr ben Nagel auf
ben &ppf trifft:
Nenn uniere Sbeolosen (bsionbers
bic irldnbiiden) mebr 2atein niibten,
unb bas Stubium fr;mber Spra9en,
Defenders 0euti9 unb SrunSDiii9,
eifriger betrieben, bann pdren lie in
ibrem tbeologii9en Stubium ni6t eins
5ig auf bic nenigen @.rte in engliz
i6er Spra9e ungepieI EN-. Die Splge
BACON pGre, Elm gebiegeneres tb:ologiz
ides 8iiien, uno bic Serren niirben
Die Obi urbitdt Des2meritauismus bon
ielbit cinIehen. Goldnge aber unIeren
ameritariI6en PrisItern Srelano. Go
natp, &eane unb Mnbere me6r geIIcn
als Der Papit (peil er Elm QusIGnbr
iit) unb b. en9lii@en 3eitungen me6r
uls pdpItli9e 8uqen uno 8repes, To-
LANCE piro Der Nmsritanismus unt.r
ieiner beretii6en 6luggs mutbig peis
t~eriegeln. Gin bisden mebr SrDmmi9s
felt, Elm bts9.n mebr 0iiien unD Elm
bis4en mebr @ebOrIdm unb 0emutb
= uno Der @merttanismus 1T toot!
Ni6t lit einieitiger, ais elm Sbeos
lpge, Der nur cine lcbenbige
Spra9e fennt, insbeipnbere penn
biss bic englif6e lit, Die feline tdt6oliz
f9e 2itterdtur bsfibt. Gincm 2dien
lit bteIer Man9el 81 peraeiben, ni6t
aber einsm prieIter, Der NuIpru9
ma9t, gu BEN ~gebilbeten &atGoliten
3u a:60ren. Ge(bit beim fron30iI6en
Glerus ma3t ii9 oteisr ManQel an
&snntniB frember Gprafen Ie6r en-
pftnbli4 fi6l6ar, obqIei9 5rantrai9
cine reihe tutboliI9e 2itteratur beIiBt.
Gr bIeibt tinieitig national, o6crflGf.
lt6 unb let6t psrfiibrbdr our6 Die I'M
9lGubige Sagesprefe. @raoc pie bel
uns. Ser Nmeritunismus III nur
cine SoIge bisier ~ndtionulen GinIeitiqs
fit unb SbsrfldaliGteit. Qus pieIem
@runos ALIEN tonnte id Die tat6oliIGe
uniperiitdt BON Naibinaton ne lieb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-07

ben in benz bas Suoentbum am beften
s;beibt. Sn friiberen Sahrbunoerten,
no nod gDttli9e Nutboritdt dnertannt
puroe, mo mod 2eligion unb Ratioz
nalitdt in 9liitbe itanben, tonnte bas
Suoentbum las elm. erotii9e pflanSe
nir timmerli9 unter ben 9Dlfern ge=
oetben. S.itbem absr bic MutbpritGt,
Die MeligIpn unb Nationalitdt in @srz
fdu geratben Iinb, f6iebt bas Subenz
tbum empor pie Der S9tpamm am
faulen 9olse.
Gs lit alio tetn Dunber, bah bic
Suoen elm 2anb lieb,n, bas linen i'm
materislen unb seiitieen Stnne 10
groBe @ortbeile bietet. Sober 9auer
liebt elm fruGtbares S:lb, iebe gGuz
erin cine fru9tbare Senns. Gs lit fein
Wunber, oaB Wolf bic iunsen Suben
ermabnt, ale bic suten, eere Of
unb pertbbollen ameri=
tamil den S n # | ton
fennen 81 lernen unb fir Die Grbal=
tuns berielben au tdmpfen. Sisr in
bieiem religtDs unb national gefpal=
teten 2anbs 1T cine Heaction gesen bic
u~nbeilppIe Subenma9t unmDglih.
&ein Wunbsr audi, bab Wolf CUR grz
perbung bO6ersr 8ilpung antreibt.
@elb unb &si9tbum beiisen tie idpn;
ellein bas rsi9t niGt bin CUR @.ltz
herrf6aft, pel9e Die Suben a~nitreben.
9eiiben iie einmal ben Hei9tbum, bic
9rehe unb bic. Difeni9aft, bann fDn.
mn tie nit @era6tuns jeben anttiemis
tif9en Subenbeber ignpriren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-07

Sn Der neueiten Drummer Der
rStimmen aus Mariu Cad" finben
mir in elmer &ritit Der fo5tulsbempz
fratiiden Sheen bon Gng;ls unb
Warr fplgenoen Geoanten iiber Sarz
tels unb Sruits gedubert. IS fam
niAt geleugnet tperoen, ouB bic Sruits
cine Srbnppg in bic probuts
itons : anar9ie (tpel9e bur9
bic freie Gpnturren3 berbeigefiibrt
iooroeu iit) eber 9er6eibringsn ip.roen
c!!s Der SoSialismus. Btr piirDen
ION SerSen piini9en, Dab bic IN 0 + L
meinenoen Serr.n, ipel9e in
G9icago Die Srutfruge 6eipra9en,
canal bic Q~usfiibrunsen bes S.ius
itenputers pui4 bDren. 0as ba in
man4en &Opfer cine nGunOelfabrit"
cafseben piiroe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-07
..ulonen Meniden, Nu5fI1

..uIonen Mtenifen, HuIfiI9 3,
0euti9 10, SrdnSoii9 10, SpaniI6
81, Stalienii9 81 WiGionen. 4m
gnSs oes 16. Sabrbunoerts;;g nslii9
6 Wtilionen MeniGen, &ttiiii4 6,
S:uti9 6, Sran30iiI9 Ia, Spanii4
IA, Stalienif9 IA MiGipnsn. Im
Gnbe bes IL. Sabrbunberts: Gnglii1
81, 9ufiifG 8, Seutf9 8, SransOiii9
20, SpaniI9 20, StulieniI9 20 Milz
lionen. Im Gnbe bes Is. Sabrbun<
berts: gnsliid q, auiiii9 81.
O:uti4 90, Jran5oiii9 81, SpdniIa
26, Stalieniih Is Miltonen. 9lusens
blitli9 ipre6en mad Ser. Garnac:
gnglii4 116, Ruiiii9 85, SeutT9 80,
Sran5Dfif9 SO, Spanii9 A, Stalisz
Mid "a Milion.en Meni6en. Dor
ben pbigen 80 Milionen OeutI6en
e~ntfdlen 40 Miuionen auf bas Ssuts
16e Heid, % MiQionsn auf bas iibrige
europa, iiber s Wiuionen auf Qme>
rita. - ,@dnoerer".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-11-07

Hd6ere Nustunft betreffeno Strip
Yermits" f0nnsn erfa6ren n:rben,
ourd Qnfrage bel 2otalsI genten Der
Giien6abnen ooer Dem nnter5ei9neten.
Snb.m i9 Sbnen i'm 9praus bafir
bante, bab sic bur4 Die Spalten
Sbres 9ldttes bieies ganse Girfular
poer einen paHenben She'll CUR 8enntz
nibnabme pcrbreiten, psrbleibe i9
N9tunsspon
s. 6. Opnalb,
Gommiiiioner Der Central pafenser
4%Kociation.