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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25

The old meeting house known hy ih8
name Of NoVhopo i1 about tuo miles
northeast Of Lodibufg. ne vac Organized
by William Long IN 1896 as q Cumbor-
land Presbyterian church and was re-
ohrsiened Friendship. For sometime
little progress seemed 10 be made
In 1894 &c was reorganizod by Joshua
Barian by an order Of Che session which
was composed Of Allen Robertson, stith
Parks, Edward Payne, Joshua Barton.
moderator, and J. P. Boauohamp, clerk.
The name Of The church was changed
again 10 Newhopo and about rs or 80
names were enrolled as members. This
is truly the mother Of the Clifton church
which was organised in the year 1879
"A by Rev. jas. Vinson. A few names
were transferred from the NeWhope
book and the church now claims about
100 names headed by g. w. st. Clair.
The church realizes the loss Of a
staunch member and tho clerk Of the
session In the death Of 8 g. Parks. He
was almost the main stay Of the church
and we can only hope and pray that we
may be maintained and sustained With
out him.
II we could do away with polite
strife and the emigration fever would
die out and If more heed would be given
to the writings Of the Sacred Book, we
would grow stronger, God is not the
author Of confusion.
When you draw your letters Of dis
mission from a church without having
any good reasons for 80 doing, you are
taking an awkward step toward seeking
sanctifcation. Peace be with you. IF
it be possible, as much IS lieth in you,
| live peaceably with all men"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25
W. shaIl VI d.

"A serious and dangerous disease pre-
walls 40 THE country, dangerous brcauss
30 deceptive. 10 comes on 30 tlluly ybl
surely that &c is often drmly seated b..
fore We IRE aware oiit
The name Of this dltease which may
be divided into three distinct stages is.
First Kidney trouble, indicated by pain
ID the back, rheumatism, lumbago, ire-
quent desire to udnate, often with a
burning sensation, the hoW Of urine be-
ing oopious or eoani with strong odor.
II allowed TO advance, this reaohos The
Second stage, or Bladder trouble, with
heavy pain In the abdomen low down
between the navel and water passages,
increasing desire to urinato, with soald-
ing sensation Ia passing, small quantities
being passed with difficulty, sometlm, q
necessary to draw Il with instruments.
II uric acid or gravel haa formed, il will
prove dangerous II neglected.
The Third stage is Bight's Disease.
There is comfort in knowing that DR..
Kilmer, the great kidney and bladder
specialist, has discovered a Remedy FAM
GUS for its marvellous cures Of the most
distressing cases and known as DR.. XII.
mer's swamp-Root. It is sold by all
druggists.
AZ proof Of the wonderful virtues Of
this great discovery, sWamp-Root, a san
pie bottle and book Of valuable informs.
ton will sent absolutely free by mail
on application 10 DR.. Kilmer & Co.,
Binghamton, N. Y. When writing
kindly mention that you read this liber.
al offer in the BREcKENRIDaR News.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25
PELLvlLLE.

Miley Long went to Fordsville Thurs.
day.
Rev. J. D. Hooker moved to Fords-
vile last week.
Sam Bruner who has been sick for
eight weeks is improving.
Clay and Drury Moseley went to
Whitesville Wednesday.
Misses Alice and Ida Jet went to
Greensboro Saturday.
Ben Lot, Republican candidate for the
Legislature spoke here Thursday night
@. W. Downs and family, Of Kirk,
visited relatives here, returning last
week.
Jordan Short and wife, OF sDottsville,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 'Thos.
Jet, last week.
Claud Downs and his pretty sister
Miss Maude, OF Kirk, visited their aunt,
Mrs. Alice Moseley recently.
Alfred Thruston, wife and son, Of
Thruston, visited Adams Halves and
wife Thursday and Friday.
About half the tobacco has been sold
here from 81 down to S., Some goes to
Cloverport and some to Greensboro.
The school here under the care Of Prof,
F. M. O. Jolly and Miss Ida Simpson ia
said to be about the best so far ever
taught here. The teachers and scholars
appear to be in earnest.
Mort Moseley returned from Curds'
Vile last week where he had been at the
bedside Of his son who hastyphoid fever
He reports his son improving and sent
his brother, Bion,d down TO stay with him
until he is able to resume teaching.
The little fellow who writes from Kirk
over "Little Democrat should he given
plenty Of space in the NEWS, for he ID
the best writer we ever read from. Itir
such comfort to turn from such CORES.
pondents az Mrs. Hattie Grinnell and
| al bub utueA CutAaupo " VIC 4NAWH
and read Little Democrat" When we
read him we just lie down and roll over
and laugh. We show his letters to our
neighbors and they laugh too. It may
be that other readers Of the NEWs have
overlooked them. If you have, dear
reader, hunt up the back numbers and
read and forget your troubles for they
are so funny. / notice in last weeks
edition from Kirk where Little Demo.
crat" actually says he was one Of the
committee on arrangements. Now that
little item itself Is worth the price paid
for the News. He Is 90 awful funny
Now, dear readers Of the News, do read
"Little Democrat" hereafter and let "a
not let such authors pass through life
unnoticed while we read Hugo, Dickens.
Kippling and others lesser lights.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25

V01 ought to know that when suffer-
NV ing from any kidney trouble that
a safe, sure remedy is Foley's Kidney
Cure. Guaranteed or money refunded.
A. R. Fisher Cloverport; E. A. Witt,
Hardinsbur
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25
The Growing Appetite for Grain.

The Growing Appetite for Grain.
The Department of Aguculture's cir
cular on the grain crops OF this year says
that the European estimates of the
worlds wheat yield for 1899 indicate an
important decline from the production
Of 1885, The British estimates are about
l00,OOO,0OO bushels less than those Of the
Hungarian Ministry and the Bulletin de5
HaLLes but all agree that the crop will be
smaller than that Of last year, which was
about 2,798, 100000 bushels. The esti-
mated diminutlon in yield is from $780,
100000 to 400, 100000 bushels, or roughly
speaking, an eighth Of the crop Of 1898.
If this estimate is accurate, there must
certainly be high prices for the coming
year.
A comparison Of recent statistics with
those of ten years ago shows that the de-
mand for all the cereal crops has in
creased in volume. This is due partly
to the constant growth in the worlds
population and partly to the increased
use Of some Of the grains. Preparations
Of oats for human food, for example,
have been popularizsd and have added
considerably to the consumption of oats.
The world on an average calls for about
5OO,OO0,OOO more bushels Of wheat, 1OO,-
100000 more of rye, 100000 more Of
barley, 100000, coo more Of oats and 900 i,
100000 more of Indian corn than it called
for ten years ago. The estimate Of this
years crop points to a deficit in all these
grains, which cannot be wholly supplied
by the stocks on hand.
France is surpassed only by Che United
States aud Russia in the quantity Of
wheat produced, and yet France imports
a great amount of grain. The reason is
because France is the largest consumer
per capita, each inhabitant eating about
ZOO lbs Of wheat a year, while the rate
Of consumption in Great Britain and the
United States is only about half as much
England has to import about tWo-thirds
of the wheat she requires, and she takes
more than half Of It in -four from our
Western mills.
AS the largest grower of cereals, our
country has lessons to learn from the
rapid increase in the demand for all
those grains which we are preeminently
able to produce. 1t is a noticeable fact
that the two countries which export the
most wheat, raise good deal less to the
acre than some Of the importing coun-
tries. Our average production 10 the
acre is twelve TO thirteen bushels, that
OF Russia is ten bushels, while England
raises about twenty-eight bushels on
land that is not 80 fertile as ours We
need better methods Of tillage, and one
indication that they are coming into use
Is the fact that the era Of vast wheat
farms in the West is passing away.
With small homesteads better tillage
will be possible and more abundant crops
will be harvested.-NeW York Sun.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25

Use Dr. BulPs Cough Syrup At once for
bronchitis and grippe It has stood the test and Is
positively a reliable remedy. Life is too short 70
experiment. with new soealled "sure curea'
Bulls Cough Syrup costs but IS cts
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25

D.. Bulps Cough Syrup 10 a grand old
remedy, used Tor many years, and sdl o. public
hvor Il 10 without doubt the best medicine for
an pulmonary affections. 10 always cures, All
druggists sell it for 40 CTS.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25

N.0on county lr0 recently Ho0.I|
lVo now foct.rIotht.e. ono 81 which
weighs 1900 ponndt Each Of there
cIuohen cost $3.50 ,nd they hava daily
capacity 100 paieh % eva expense Of
about ti2 day. Ordinarily when The
rock So beaten By hand &c costs from %
% 85 cents Der perch.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25

The Farm Journal has nearly two
million readers each iasua L is putting
10 q new press that win print 200 copies
4 minute; Il is the best farm paper ia
Ameuoa, and Il pleases the women folks
an 10 pieces. We have made q special
arrangement by which We are able %
send the Farm Journal FOR the balance
q 1899 and an Of 1900, 1901, 1907 and
l0O3 nearly ave yeam 10 an subscribers
Of the BHnoEwRpQn NEWs who pay q
year in advance.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25

The Farm Journal is choke full Of
gumption and has the largest circulation
Of any farm paper in the world. It is
good everywhere. We offer It for a short
time as prize 10 advance-paying sub
scribe1s to the BREoKENRIDeE NEws a
year ahead and the Farm Journal for the
balance Of 1899 and all Of 1900, 1901, 1902
and 1908, nearly five years, all for the
price Of our paper alone.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25
LADIES'!
DO YOUR SHOPPING BY PROXY

Do you want an article that
you cannot get in your own town
but is handled by big concern in
Louisville ? If so, drop a letter,
stating your needs, to
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25

The electric spark Is not as simple as Il
appears. A German electrician has found
that each spark Is preceded by several
brush discharges from both poles, each
successive brush extending farther out
ward until the gap Is bridged and the
spark passes. The spark discharge Is
complex, being made up OF several par
tial discharges, Of which the FIRST Is
strongest The preliminary brush dis
charges usually appear as appendages OF
the spark, and as they are seen IN light
ming photographs It Is probable that
lightning is preceded by pilot brush die
charges.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25

Dr. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey combined
new and valuable medicinal agencies,
Il advances q new theory 10 the treat
mont Of coughs, colds lung and bron.
chial affections. Il cures and cures
quickly. Il shoFda immediate relief 10
oonaumptiYe1, and many who we're
thought % have consumption have been
cured by "a uas.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25
The Farm journal is cheap but not TOO

The Farm Journal is cheap but not too
cheap 10 be good; It is full Of ginger and
gumpton, and has as many other good
things in II that you can use as any pa
per at any price. Il will be sent for the
balance Of 1890 and all Of 1900, 1901,
1902 and 1908, nearly i've yeaB, 10 sub.
scFlbem Of the BRE0KENRIDaE News who
pay one year In advance.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25

Walkers Tonic Ia the link that picks
up tho vital force Of man 10 hisruA down
state and binds him 70 health and
strength By raeuporaiing tho Brain, rog-
ulahng TIE action 81 tha Heart ana nouI.
rhiug thb Nervous system
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1899-10-25

Two Of OHeuebofog preitlca and mos,
attractive young ladies. Ml0 jean
Fuqua and Mary Rldgoly 0bmlh. were
guests on ihe Bryan train from GENITAL
Cliy through central Kentucky 10 Loud.
vllo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
Was unier IN Den Ybilippinen
uarfet.
90 al bingto n, 13. 9lpril.

W | l II u u, lo. NpFll.
Den Hegierungsbeamten orGngt iib
INNER msbr bic lleberaeuguns auf, baB
ii3 Der 9lufItano auf ben pbilippinen
pabribeinlt9 betrdcbtlih in Die 2dnse
5ieben ipirb.
9lus ben Sepei6en bes General Stis
eebt berpor, oaB ii9 bic Gingebprenen
3uriidsieben, penn Tie BON ben ameri>
taniibsn Sruppen ansesriffen iperben,
unp Die 8efolsung bieier Sattit seist,
bab Qguinaloo entI9lohen lit, ben
glmerifanern teine 9elesenbett 81. gez
ben, feline Wrmee nit einem Shlage S,t
pernihten, pie pies iebnli9it BON Der
Hesieruns geipiinI9t lpiro. Die 8eam>
ten Iino iiber5eugt, oab 4guinaloo
einen 9uerillatrieg beabii9tigt, Der
bic SnIel 2uspn in fortpdbrenper un=
rube erbdlt, uno cine srpBe amerifaniz
I6e 9lrmee bort gu elmer Hotbpenbigs
teit ma9t. Die iebt in einigen @p6sn
eintretenbe Gegenseit piro ben amert>
taniiden Speratipnen Iebr binoerli9
Iein, unb natiirlib ben Snlurgenten 81
9ute tommen. Mau erlpartet nod
pisl bon Der S6urman'I6en Commit
Iion, obsleih Die Wirtung berielben
ni1t 10 bebeuteno mar, ipie bon Der Hez
sierung erpartet tpurbe. Die bier eins
setroffenen Ha9ri6ten iino niGt iebr
ermutbigenb, beIonoers nab Der Sepes
iGe bon beute Morgen, ponah mebr
Sruppen nDtbig iinb, um bic 3ebellion
Su unteroriiden.
gs Iinb bonn Griessbepartement nod
feline Shritte CUR 9(usmuIteruns Der
syreipilli9en setbau, unb bis our Inz
tuuft Der resuldren Sruppen pirb
parin audi nt9ts seI@ebsn. General
Otis piro oann ermd9tigt tperben,
Iolbs Sreiipillise auf feds Mpnate ans
superbsn. bic nod 10 lanse i'm Sisnits
gu bleiben piinl6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
MuSIanO.
9 a t ifan.
8 on b on. 9. 9(pril.

Z 0 n D n, y. Nprtl.
Der r0mtI9e Correspondent Der
nOailp Wfail" iagt: S6ppbl bic 9es
funobeit pes Yapites ii6 gebehert bat,
10 1tellen bod nur penige 2eute in gbz
reoe, Dab fein 2eben lungium oa6ins
f6ninoet. Cardinal Yuro6i, Sii4of
BON porto uno Santa Hufina uno 8ez
nerdlpitdr oes papites, iagte in elmer
unterrepung, baB Der Pdpit troB oes
4bratbens ieiner Ner3te, tpenn feline
&rdfte es geitatten, am 0ienstag bas
Garoinalscollesium empfansen uno
oeiien Gliidniini9e gum Subrestage
ieiner SrOnung entgegenne6men peroe.
Der Bdpit beabiidtist iogar, am Sreiz
tag Dem 9ottesbienite in ct. peter beiz
3upobnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
S9mroiidler 8rai beiratbct.

Oes 90 ines, sSa., 9. 9lpril.
Die So93eit bon SRI. 9. 0ubbea
bon bier uno oem @rafen Garl 9(rel
Wa9meiiter bon S6peben ipirb in Der
eriten 8o4e bes Wfai itattfinben. Ser
9rdutigam lit i9iueoil9er 9icesgonz
iul in Chicago. 0as junge paar ipirb
tur5s 3eit Ouielbit unb oann in elmer
eurppdii9en 9auptitabt pobnen. Graf
Wa6meiiter ftammt aus elmer altsn,
rei6en fhpebil6en Samilie, unb Die
9raut lit bic Sphter s. 90. Subbell's,
zines preifahen Mi(lionGrs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
Ganias ssarmer>Sruf!

9Di6ita, Sans, 10. g(pril.
Sie 5armer bon &anias 6aben ii6
5uiammengetbdn, I'm ben Preis fir
Maiipei3en in bic 9Dbe gu i9rauben
uno bamit einen guten Profit ein5uz
beimien. Sic baben einen Sruit gebils
bet, in pel4em fdmmtli6e Sarmer in
&anias Sirettoren iino. 9llles mas iie
gu tbun bu6en, lit, unter feiner Sebinz
sung ibre Wei5enernte gu pertaufen,
ebe lie bonn SruIt bic GrlaubniB bu3u
erbalten baben. Sabur9 bofft man
etnen hoheren 0reis gu erldnaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
nbuque, Soma, 9ientag, 0eu Is. Npril Is

9adren ergriff unb 81 8ooen mari.
gbparo 9roipn, Elm Na96dr, bate bas
8eI9rei bes Mdo9ens gebDrt, fam
i9leunigit berbei unb patte 2amb.
Damn entitanb elm tpiit6enber &f,
Dem 2umb i9lieblt9 bur4 feline 6lu9t
elm @nbe ma9te. 9egen Mitterna9t
tpurbe oerIelbe nit our6i9nittenem
9alie in Der Ndbe Der Sheune als
Get6e aefunben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
Sberbunbcsri6ter tnbt.

8a bingtpn, S.G., 9. 9lpril.
Step6en Sobnion Sielb mar am 4.
Nopember 1916 in Saobam, Conn.,,
gebpren. Gr mar Der Spbn bon 0apib
Sublsp Sielo unb elmer Der bier Bril-
Der, Die 10 beriibmt seporoen iinb.
Gr lpurbe gum Witglieo Der eriten
8eIebgebung bes Staates eepdblt;
1857 gum &i3ter bes Sbergerihts BON
Californian; 1859 tpurbe er 8oriiBenz
Der Ri6ter; 1868 ernannte ibn prdiiz
bent 2incoln gum 9eiiiBenoen Gi4ter
bes Sberbunbesgeri9ts glm l. De-
oember 1897 legte er iein 9lmt nieoer
unb Sberbunoesanpalt Mcaenna
puroe iein Wdd1folaer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
Yanf in Ga GrnKc sei9luReu.
Ga GrpIIe. Wis., II. Qlpril

Ga grpiIe, 8is., II. 9tpril.
9luf 9lnpronung pes Staatsbantinz
ipettprs bat bic Pribat6anf BON g. 9.
gunner &c Mc&in3ie ibre S6iiren gez
i9lohen. Sie 8ant mar hur4 Die
@inGl9erung Der Wfablmiiblen Der
pima Millins Company" in g(lmu,
beren Sarpteigentbiimer Die gantters
paren, finanSiel fbper geibdoigt
porOen. Die 9ant i4uIpet ibren De-
poiitpren 100000, pGbreno Der 8aar=
beItanb nur GuBerit gering lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
50 ni6t, Scrr Snbber.
@rinneII. ga. 9. 9lpri

" " ~ yus -. >PtN.
prGIioent SnDoer bon Der bieIigen
,gitiaens' giational 8ant" 1T bonn
StaatszS zSbergeri6t Der Yrattisiruns
zines 8emeinibaoens our9 Spirituos
ienbanoel i6uloig befuuben porben,
uno bamit biirfte elm neuer, ron Snpz
Der erfunbener S6lei6pes CUR ums
gebung bes ProbibitionsgeleBes absez
iperrt iein.
Snpber bate in Chicago unb peoria
S4naps in srDBeren Quantitdten be-
Itellt, .uno bic 2aoeI1eine unb Sibts
tpeAiel Durben nab Der senannten
9ant geianbt. Sebe buritise Seele
bon bier unb llmgegenb beaablte BEL
Simpler einen Der Sihtipe9Iel unb err
belt bann ben 2abei6ein, ipomit Der
&aufer ben in @ebinben psri2ispsnsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
Nustaui6 Der Gatiiifationen hcs
ssr;rornsnertrases.
SO a aihin a t n, Il. 9(pril

So / bington, II. 9(pril.
Der &riegs5uitunb, Der lett benz q.
9(pril 1898 5pii6en ben Ser. Studten
unb Spanien ge6erriht bat, bat Asute
in Solge Der 9ol5iebung Der lebten
5ormdlitGten in Der MISUNDERSTANDING
oes 5rieoens bur9 ben g(ustauI6 Der
Edtififationen bes Sriebenspertrages
fpin CSnhe errpicht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
S6redliher Muro.
0btIabelpbia, IA. g(pril.

pbilabelp bia, IA. g(pril.
9i3aie Slider. elm SienitmGo9en,
puroe seltern abeno in @inelano, &C..
s., bon Charles s. 2amb, ibrem Sausz
BERN, ermoroet, pGbreno iid feline
Srau in Der Stride befdnb; 2amb be-
sing bann ipGter Selbitmorb. Na9z
barn slauben, paB 3amb bis Sum
Wabniinn in bas Mdo2en perliebt
tpar; er griff 2i3Sie i'm GBsimmer an
unb IhpB auf tie; lie lbrie auf, ipprauf
2am6 uphmals fsusrte. lie bsi ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
Wi@tiscs aus Der Sunoesbaupts
itaot.
SO Daihinatpn. s. 9lpril.

SIN blauen 3immer pes peiben Saus
les iiberreibte beute Der fran3Diif4e
Soti3after gambon Dem Prdiibenten
Mc&inlep fir bic dmeritaniIbe Gesies
rung uno bas ameritaniI6e 8plt apei
pra6tpoae 8alen aus Der lttaatli9en
pOr5elanfabrit in Sspres. Die Sabe
fam pom peritorbenen prGiibenten Der
franSOiiI6en &epublit, Selir Saure,
unb ipllte cine @rinnerung Iein an bic
@rOffnung bes neuen franaDiiI6same>
ritaniI9en &abels am II. 9luauIt b.
g.. BEL pel4er @elesenbeit prGlibsnt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18

8r0Be auf benz 8abnbpf lagernben
S9naps einlOIte.
Snpoer puroe in ben 8eri6ten uns
terer Snitan5 I3uloig befunoen unb
bas StaatszSbergeri9t bat nun ieinen
ginpdno abgetpieien, babin gebenb,
bab Der S9naps ben 8erienoern in
G6icago unb peoria ge6Dre uno berz
iel6e ni4t in ieinem 9auie lagere.
Iuf gleid6e Weiie purbe in ptelen
fleinen trodenen Srti3aften oas 9es
ieB umgdngen. Man bdlt Die Gnt14eiz
bung bes Sbergeri9ts fir birett parz
teiii9 unb pirb an bas SunosszSberz
aert6t appelliren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
st cin Norocr.
9 .2puis, Mo., IL. glpril.

Q I. Z 0 Il I s, W{o., II. Wprll.
Ia9 Stpeiitiinoigem 3eusenperbDr
bat bic goronersjurD beute Na1mittdg
ben 5ran5 u. Gallapa4 fir ben Sob
ieiner Srau berantpprtli6 gebalten,
Die er am Wpntas gfa9mittas in Dem
glaerleilaben bon Stgel &, gilman
talten 8lutes ermorOet bate. Der
San puroe Dor Die Granoiurp gez
hrncht
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
ra trei9.
9 art 8, 9. Ipril.

Ydris, 9. Ipril.
Der rSigaro" iebt bic 8er0ffentliz
dung Der Dor bem &ahationsbofe i'm
OrepfussSalle gema9ten 3eugenaus>
iasen fort uno brinst bas 3eugniB Der
friiberen &riegsminilter 9eneral Nlerz
cier uno 9eneral 9illot.
Der 2eBtere iaete, eas &rieasamt
babe i'm Iprtl 1894 our6 cine BON Ga
paisnac angeoeutete psrIon elm bic
Worte yGette cdnaille be D.. :" entz
baltenoes S6riftitiid unb einen f1eins
bar aus benz &riessamte tammenoen
Srtef nit Der glneabe erbalten, baB
pldne Der 8efeitisunsen in Risaa elmer
auspdrtisen Ma6t eegeben lporben
feien. 9alo barauf lei cine peitere snz
formation erfolst, tpel6e ansab, oab
Der SerrGtber benz Speiten Bureau anz
sebDre.
Sas i'm September erbaltene 8orz
perau babe Die SebDrbea in Stanp sez
feBt, eine llntsriu9uns 81 Beginner.
Sas 8oroerau lei bem Sberit Senrp
iibergeben lporoen, ipelher es ben 9enez
ralen Sanoberr, 9anIe be Spisbeffre
uno SuleBt oem General Mercier sez
aeigt babe. Die SanoI@rtft lei Der bes
Srepfus gang dbnlih eelpelsn. @ensz
raj Wtercier babe oem YrdIibenten unb
benz Yremierminiiter SupuD Mittbeis
lung gemabt, ipel9e bic llnterlit9una
sutgebeiben bdtten. Der SaapsrItdnz
bige 8obert, ipelber nit Der priiiung
Der Sanbi6rift betraut ipurbe, babe suz
erit seglaubt, oaB cine @ebnli9teit spis
i6en Der S6rift i'm 9orberau unb Der
oes Srepfus porbanben lei uno nah
benz Namen bes S6reibers bes 9prz
berau sefrast. 9lls ibm bies abeeI9las
gen iporpen lei, babe 9pbert ii9 sepeiz
CERT, einen 8eri9t einsurei9en. Oas
Shriftitiid lei bann bem 8ertillon gez
5eist poroen, lpel9er bic SanoIhriften
ala 2ana alsi4 bsasihnat babe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-18
Cine Manfutinn bes gapfes.
sc o m, II. 9(pril.

1T III, IL. Npru.
Der Pdpit bat beute Die Mitqlieoer
oes Garoinalscollegiums empfangen,
Die ibm 5ur 8isberbsrItelung ieiner
9eIunobeit ibre GliidpiinIde barr
brd6ten. Na9bem Der pupit in Ieinsr
NnYpra6e an bic GuroinGls feline
Oantbarteit gegen @ott fir Die 8iez
oerberitelung ieiner GeIunb6eit unb
feinen 9ant fir Die 9epeiIe Der 2iebe,
Die ibm aus alien Sbeilsn Der Welt 3uz
9egangen, auseebriicft bate, prizes er in
parmen Worten bas 8orseben bes
G3aren betreffs Ginberufuug Der sSrie=
oensconferen5 uno CAB Der 0offnung
MusDrud, oaB oieIelbe CUR Seilegung
olIer Streitfraeen apiinen Ratipnen
our6 inprdlifde unb friebli6e Wittel
fiibren m0ge. Sn lGueerer Rebe Ipra9
Der papit fernsr iiber Die friebli6e
Wifiion Der Stride, ni6t nur auf benz
8ebiete bes @elpihens, ionoern aud
auf benz Dffentli9en uno Iosialen &C.
biete, uno iagte, baB bic Stride bieIe
tbre Millipn i'm @erbGltniB Der i6r 9ez
pGbrten Sreibeit bes 6anbelns erfIGe.
rSSsoesmdl," fubr er fort, .psnn bic
Stride brett in bic erniten Weltfraqen
einsegriffen bat, bat iie Die Dffentli9e
Wo2lfdbrt geiihert uno Die YGpite bd>
ben oft Der unterbriidrng Der 80lfer
Ginbalt getban uno MdffenItiQItGnpe
uno 5rieoenspertrdge 81 Wege ssz
brudt. Die Qualification piiroe gu
9runoe gegansen iein obne bic pGpitz
lihe IutpritGt, bas He9t gegen bic
Wta6t in S6uB au nebmen. Inter
oriidun9en mDgen man6mal bic Ma6t
Der Geligion binoern uno I9mGlern,
aber unter allen WehIelfdllen perfolot
bic Stride ibre pobltbdtise, Simmel
rnb Groe umfahenbe Mtiiiion.
Sauernbe Woblfabrt tann ni9t pbne
Relision gu Stanbs tommen, obpobl
gerdbe ieBt oas 9eItrebsn berrI6t, bic
Gtpiliidtipn benz @influiie bes gbriz
itentbums gu entSieben."