davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-05

penings during the great gold excitement
of 40.
Il kept store on North Fork put some
money in mine. but they cheated me-
is the way he dismisses that exciting
period in the history of the State. He
has wiped mis- memory clear of the
"gringo" and his doings
But while the present and the immedi-
ate past are dimly impressed the memo
ries of those earlier happier days come
surging thick and fast to crowd out the
joyless happenings of later years.
Sebastian has not forgotten the days
of bountiful hospitality when the Mexi-
cans doors swung wide open for padre.
beggar or senior. - He recounts the days OF
feasting and the bullfghts; nights passed
in watching the fascinating fandango and
softly strumming on the guitar.
At times he forgets that he is on a mar
row cot in a public hospital. With gay
band of cavaliers he is travelling sixty
miles to attend some wedding where rich
and poor will feast and make merry for
a week. The cavalier in those days would
often travel for days if a pair of black
eyes and twinkling feet awaited him at
the journeys end.
Then there are moments when John Sc
baStian realizes his present plight. But
those moments are fortunately few. He
tells his story, his ages years, the year
that he came to California-1S12, in a sim
pie, straightforward manner that does
not admit of dispute.
For he does not say it boastfully. He
does not wish to be enrolled as the first
and oldest pioneer. He will have nothing
of the ''gringos and their societies" He
states it simply as if it were an ordinary,
indisputable fact.
Last week Sebastian was removed from
the County Hospital to the AlmshouSe,
where he expects to end his days.
While a crowd of Harvard boys--were
celebrating the Pennsylvania game in he
cafe of Boston hotel. one of the students
became infatuated with a gorgeous white
waistcoat worn by one of the colored
walters. He called the man and said TO
him. II want to buy that waistcoat. a-
what you want of that west, boss?"
said the man.
II just want to buy it. What will you
take for it?"
After a good deal of guffawing and
some hesitation, the colored man allowed
that he would take five dollars for it.
Done" said the Harvard man, and he
pulled out a five-dollar bill and gave il to
the negro who began to pull off the
wastCoat.
'Oh, you needn't do that" said the stu
dent: II don't want you to give it to me
i just wanted to feel that 1 owned that
waistcoat."
Inc negro went to wait on his own ta-
BILE when the student called to him,
"Come herei'
What you want boss?"
The student called the negro up close
dipped his own fingers into a plate of
cranberry sauce, and with them proceeded
to mark a big "H'' on the middle of the
front of the white waistcoat-his waist
coat!
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-05
Common Little 5--0unddu Sermon
BY Rev. Geo. L. Perrin, Boston, Moss

Well thou good servant; because thou hast been faithful
in little have thou authority OOer ten cies-L~h
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-05

r Ohm SEBASTIAN, age 9S years,
birthplace Montreal, Canada.
Just a tiny white card of identi-
flcation pasted above cot at the
City and County Hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-05
Most ThfifiinQ Race on Record.

Il MONG all the wonders of the last
~ twenty years, there have been few
IL things more remarkable than the
l development of speed in cycling
Il - IF SoernS b11f
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-05

mon, even commonplace, and we grow
tired of them. Why IS 1t?
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-05
.Eeaa Singular Lite
Of 2Zps ond Dozvns
ana Nov Ko Ha7
Reached khe Gna--
the TIm1house.

80 oooUo 90 90 ooooo 80 . . . . . . . . .
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-05
Man9ped NAen a
Roy ana Brought TO
Oan francisco When
Ohe1o uas OnNne
House Hc1,e.

4U UU Uu y . . . . y . y ~ . . y o8o $500 . -
The San Francisco call., 1899-03-05

Last week Sebastian was removed from
the County Hospital to the Almshouse,
where he expects to end his days.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE ,. HTS
United states Lenc ONO.

United States Lane OMlce.
Boise, Idaho, Sept 10, 1859.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions Of the act OF Congress- OF June 3.
ls'o, entitled AN act for the sale Of timber
lands in the States of California. Oregon. NeSa-
da and Washington Territory" as extended to
an the Public Land States by act of August /.
1872. Charles M. Mullen, of Hsrseshoe Bend.
county OF Boise, State OF idaho, has this day
hled in this office his sworn statement No. 10.
for the purchase Of the = q 5 r II, Sec 0, and
w e w IL OF Sec. No 10 in Tp. N. Range
No. +. B NJ, and will Offer proof 10 show that
the land sought is more valuable for its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes. and 10
establish his claim TO said land before the Reg
lister ald Receiver OF this office at Boice Idaho,
on Saturday. the 25th day Of November 1899.
he names rs witnesses; George Spiegel OF
Boise Idaho. and Albert l.. Graut, Charles J
Leovard. aud Charles Munkers OF Horseshoe
Bend, Idaho,
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
abOvc-described lands are requested to die Their
claims in this oice on or before said 25th day Of
November, 1879.
seq to ll-2L James King. Reeister.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-27

FREMONT POST No. y, G.. AR. meets first
Saturday evening Ia each month nj Russell
8. ttrngan's Hail. GNo. GAltnNfR,
PC,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-27
rIME oARn o. 5. !. Ry.


The Emmett Index has espied q
chicken thief skipping with his stolen
domestic bird. and thus warned him
aeAins repetition Of the foul deed:
gentle hint to the culprit who was seer
uulg last Monday night near shed back OF IN.
moi ana the saloon With a chicken In ono hand
ind . sack in. the other should warn him against
future tours.
lfthls does warn him against future
taurs It viii surely warn him not To car
rs lhr chickca IN one hand aud n sack In
bc other, but both la one hand with the
csiclcn inside the sack. a cGicken thief
who will carry the fowl Ia one hand and
q sack 10 the Other Is a new hand at the
hasuess Idaho WORLD,
Undoubtedly the World, rs the
Index. is under the management
of Missourian and has to be
show'G. so listen, Brother; The
shed back Of the hotel and the sa-
loon is the chicken roost; and the
culprit was standing there at work
did We intimate that he was skip
pingl putting the chickens into
She sack; bat for the modest, con
scientiuus sight-seeer to see the
chickens when once in the sack
was out of the question. Seer
Since you have parl of the story
we shall give You some to prove
the iougcr am expert. Whether
hy maggie, secret charm, or other
WISE wc do not know. but in some
way he would catch chicken; sew
az It's neck. letting the head fall to
the ground; and put the body into
the -ack without making amy noise
or clusing a disturbance.
with this issue the Indcx lays by
- old file aud begins new collec-
toa the VII yolumc. A ucws
puper is "A thing that takes age with
out growing old but il is also an
enterprise that in childhood or
youth may perform every function
OF lhe ngyd; SO ii is that we hope
20 make the Indcx, though young
but well established, TO meet the
expectations OF It's patrons.
oct. 9th the President issued
his usual national Thanksgiving
Proclamation naming November 30
~ day for general thanksgiving
pad prayer.
smallpox at seneaequOteeu.
d. El,Ierkin, the county physi-
elm, was called TO Seneaquoteen
this week 30 investigate what was
supposed 10 be a casc Of smallpox
lie found two cuscs Of a mild form.
ihe patients being the children OF
lnmes Aderly. who lives Just across
ihe river from the Seneaquoteen
posioffice. The disease was
brought from Spokane, where one
% the children had been receiving
medical taealment. The county
commissioners have quarantined
the place and every precaution viii
be ssed to prevent the spread of
~ disease. Silver Blade.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-27

Jamos King. Register.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-27
NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.

The Enterprise Ditch Company OF FanS's
store. Canyon County. Idaho.
Notice is hereby given. that at meeting Of
the DIRECTORS. hold or septemberu. 1872 an as
seSSncrt OF Two Dollars, cash. per share was
levied upon the whole Capital Stock OF the cor
poration, payable on. or before November 1
1902. to Calvin Burt. faeasurcr, at his residence
Any stock NJ on which this Assessment remains
unpaid on the iSt day OF November 1893 will be
delinquent, and advertised Tor sale at public
auction. and unless payment is maize before
will be sold on November %. 1899 to pay the de-
hnQueat assessment, together with cost OF ad-
vertisirg aud expcnycs Of sale.
Edson Rishop seer
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-27

Eu,ered at The Emmot, Post once ms second
lass mai matter
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-27

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRcH-Ser-
WI Vice first sunday OF each month. Emmett,
morning and evening" Second SUNDAY, Horse
shoe Boud at n %. m, Marsh 90 y. H., and
sweet ~ 4;10 p. m; Thtri Sunday, sweet az
rs o. m. M1rsh az T.. IN. and Emmett ~ 30 p.
~; Fourth sunday, ola, both morning aud
rvcniTi ...
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
TIMBER LAND. ACT JUNE 4. is.s I
United States Land Onlee,

United States Land Omee.
Boise Idaho. Sept 10, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that in eo,npliapco
with The provisions of the act Of Congress- Iune
< 1873 entitled An act for the sale Of timber
lanuS IN the Stales Of California. Oregon. N,va-
ia and Washington Territory. as extended IN
Az .he Public Land States BY act of Aurust 4
Nv GeoIge Spiesei. OF Boise. county of Ada
state OF Idaho has this day filed in his offlce
MS sworn statement No Co. for the purchase Or
tne + 2 W IL, and W IS L ID Of SECTION
Ho. 10 In TIP. No 6 y. Range No. PERM ana
Will Offer proof to show that the land son.,n, Is
more valuable for its timber or stone ,hon e,,r
agricultural purposes and to establish his c,o,,,,
20 S''iu land before the Register and Receiver =,
,uiS o.nee al lioise. Idaho on sa,u,dav. The 9,,b
OAK OF Noye:alo. iSsa ' --'''
c,, ne names as witnesso Albert L Grant.
S :. D. Leovard' Charles Mun,e.s and caa,
a. Muller, Mullen all Of Horseshoe Reud, Idaho
any aad all persons claiming advcrsstr ~.
aoove-a0serioed lands arc requested 10 tilc their
e.a''s III This Office on or before said esih ,,s
November, rSQ e -'''' u''s OF
Janlos King. REGISTER
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-27

WANTED SEVERAL BRIGHT AND HONEST
persons to represent as as Managers IN this aad
'loSe ey counties. SALARY iQ00 year aud ex-
pensoS. Straight houa-nla no moe. no less
salary Position perman, ut, Our reference
any hank In any town. 10 isl mainly ctfice work
conducted nj home Reference. Enclose self
addressed stamped envelope,
THr poNiNppS coaPANY Dept 3 Chicago.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-27

and many sheep are left withou!
herders.
Jay III. Hard and Bert Colviu,
two Of the Idaho Volunteers, died
in Boise Oct. Goth. Colyin WAS a
member Of Company A, aud Hard
of Company +.
The Grand Jury in tue court at
Moscow brought in new indict-
ment Wednesday against 10 of the
miners and their trial will proba-
bly, begin tomorrow.
Acknowledgement Hays has given
an opinion to the effect that all
school districts in the state must
use the books provided by the text
book commission. Signal.
Caldwell will possibly have a
$4,000 WOODEN mill, so says the
columns of the Record, which will
furnish employment for about 60
laborers, with payroll of $500
per month.
Mrs. Levina Coghanour, wife OF
David e. Coghanour Of Quartz
burg, died at st, Alphonsus hospit-
al at 10 O'Clock Tuesday night,
October 18th. The body was taken
to Quartzburg Thursday and the
funeral and burial took place there
Friday.
The October term of the United
States court convened in Moscow
Monday where it is expected a
number of the dynamiters will be
taken for trial, aside from the u.s.
ual number of whiskey sellers to
be arraigned. The term will prob
ably last two weeks.
The board Of directors Of the
state insane asylum met at Black
foot last week. The financial re-
port shows the institution to be in
good condition, there being S4S,
464.I2 on hand. September Both
there were 40 male and "A female
patients in the institution.
Albion Times.
An investigation last "Wednesday
brought to notice five cases of
scarlet fever in the north part of
Boise Some of the victims have
been in school and many children
are exposed. The disease was of a
mild form and caused no alarm I'M
til complaint was made which
called for an examination by ply
sicians.
Governor Steuncnberg arrived in
Washington Oct. 18th to confer
with Secretary Root. After n thor
ough Investigation the Governor
left for New York the Goth feeling
satisfied that the L. S. troops will
remain in the northern part Of the
state,so long as the public safety
demands it; but will be relieved of
gaurd duty.
Oct Goth the Columbia wone by
6 minutes and "a seconds the third
race of the contest thus performing
well its duty in protecting the his
toric cup. The second race took
place Oct 18th hut the Columbia
claimed the victory only by rules
requiring it because the Shamrock
lost her topmast and became hop
less cripple.
The Odd Fellows of Idaho in
session at Weiser last week elected
the following officers to serve the
coming year:
OF the Grand Encampment-
Grand patriarch, James Criswell of
Pocatello; grand high priest, j II.
Bonning, Ketchum; grand senior
+. A. Weldman, HALEY:
grand scribe, ID. l.. Bailey. AIeri-
dian; grand treasurer. M. =. Gwinn.
Caldwell; grand junior warden.
Kay h. Thompson, Lewiston:
grand representative, f. d. Hall, ]
Moscow.
OF the Grand Lodge Grand /
Z. II. Turner, Idaho Falls:
deputy grand master Robert Mob
ey, Boise; grand warden, A. X.
Steunenberg, Caldwell; grand sec
'etary, ID. l.. Bailey, Meridian;
grand treasurer. M. b. Gwinn.
Caldwell; grand representative, II.
Il n
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-10-27

EREEMONT W. r. G. No. o. mucts ist Sat-
I urdny, te y. d. aud Ord saturday. u y, M ,
Of each month nt u. A. r. Hall. Members Ia
good standing invited 10 be- present.
MARY Gardner Mrs. NJ H. Dempsey,
Secretary. President.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25
SerDiemt cine 3nre6ttpctSums.

@OngreBeR eprdTentdnt SuQ BON
Soma, Der @orIiber oes Gomttes fir
Militdrz 2tngelegenbeiten, reiBt ibsr
Die 8pr9dnge uuf Samoa pas Maul
IN folgenber 8eiie auf:
Die &egterung Der Ser. Staten
ntro ibre 2eute auf Samoa ni9t bisz
frebitiren, auBer e8 piro erpieIen,
DAB ite i'm llnre9t Iiub. 8enn
9eutI9lanO in ieinem jeBigen @erfa6s
rem be6arrt, fam es gum &rtege toms
men. SD CLAUDE ni9t, baB DieIe Nos
mintitration 9euti9lanb g~eitatten
pirb, un1ere Gegierung in bic Sanb
gu ne6men, tpie eS i9ein6ar iebt feline
2t6ii9t lit. Sn meinem 2anoast6eil
1T bic Sttmmung gegen 0euti4lanb
iett feds Mpnaten Iebr ungiinitig, Oa
mar glau6t, Dab es I'M &riege. 9egen
Spunien uns feinbli9 geiinnt mar.
Sas @plt lit in elmer fol9sn Sc
MISUNDERSTANDING, baB es u~nIerer BE
9ierung ni1t geitatten pirb, nit .fi@
fpielen 81 laIen, 0ber aus5utpei9en.
es gum &riege tommen ipllte,
pn4be i@ ni4t baB ale eurpDaiIaen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25
N6ie @crsue@felmu9.

Der &ebatteur zines unIerer @e9>
I~el6ldtter bat 3pei trere 9lbbonnenten
perlOren, unb 5par auf fplgenbeWeiIe:
Sin 8ater BON 3piningen piinf3te su
pifen, pie er Oieie am beiten bur9 Die
Periooe bes 3abnens brinsen t0nnte,
uno So. 2 bat um Musfunft, pie er leiz
nen SbItgarten bon Wbriaben bon
6eui9reden idubern fDnnte. Der Iez
batteur lieB feline Nntpprt in bic 3ubz
rit uSrieffaiten" einieBen, perlpe9Ielte
aber Die Namen Der Nnfra9er. 60 err
belt Np. l, Der 8eiiber bon 3piQin,
gen, Die Qntrport: n8sbeten sic iie
Torefdltig nit StrOb unb 3iinben bas
an, unb sic peroen bic tleinen Qudlz
9%eiiter, Die nod Elm padr Setunoen in
ben Slammen umber6upfen, 56neQ
los fem" Der NIT SsuI6reden aez
pla9te go. 2 aber er6ielt ben @atb:
nMei6en Sic i6nen elm ipenig &icinusz
81 nno rei6en Sic bic &innlabe ianft
nit einem Glfenbeinitdb9en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25
Ser Slud), Der amf nns rubet,

6etBt unIectarianismus unb Seculaz
rtSmus. Sn 5rantrei9 unb 8elgien
Dirb er Qaictiation 9enannt. IS lit
unmD9li9 in einem tur3en 3e~itungsars
titel ale 8er6re4en a~uf5u3dblen, MEL
9e an Der gebulotgen Meni9beit unter
bem 9orndnOe Des llnIectariqnismus
begangen ner6en. 9ter nur einige. @s
liegt beute pffen bpr @Qer @ugen, DaB
Der 8erfaQ Der Heligipn unb Der Sitts
li4tett, Die 8ermebrung Der 8er6re6en
uno 2aiter aler &rt BEL Der Suqeno
pte BEL ben @rpa9Ienen an er1ter Gtnie
benz unIecttrerii9en S9ulneIen, NOR
ouf Der @meritaner 10 ftol3 lit, 3ugez
i4rteben perOen muB.
p9as llebel u~nIerer 53eit," faote
2prb S9aftesburb, lift Die @erbans
nung Der ppiitiOen Religion aus Der
unb aus Dem Dffentli@en
Qe6en."
9ie Menid6eit INIT troB ibrer ma
terielen Qualification in ben s3uftanb
oeS perfetnerten 9~eloentbums 5uriid.
Sbne &eligipn gibt IS feline Mprql;
unb Obne religi0Ie Gr3iebung feline g3es
ligton. Die Religion ldbt ii9 ebenioz
penig trennen bon Der @~r5iebung, lpie
bic Seele bonn 2ei6e. 9ieIe 8abrbeit
lit alien &atboliten tlar in europa pte
in &meritu. Wiirbe nt9t Der 9riitli9e
Slim pieler Miitter unb bic eGnali3
lln5urei9enben 8emiibungen Iectireriz
f@er Spnntagsi9ulen Die irregcleitez
ten @epi1Ien Der &inber ptebsrum auf
9riitli9e 8abnen leiten, bas lInbeil
Der unIectirerii9en S9ulen ipdre nod
bunbertmal GROCER.
Der lnIectarianismus i'm Stats
i9ulpeien unO i'm DffentIi9en 2e6en
5erit0rt ale &eligion uno Moral i'm
Der Sugeno pte bes Bottles.
SdaIt4 ntmmt bic ReIiaiaa ab unh pie
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25

neil mir ibre tr0ftlibe 2ebensanz
fGauuns ni9t begreifen9 Sd seftehe
Elm, baB bas iiber meme Begrifte 9ebt.
Sin Sreimaurer iast selaFen: yWtr
lebren uniere Mtitglieoer, Diele 0tngs
perabI9euen, pel9e Die GriItlihe Mps
raj gu lieben le6rt." SD nebme al, sS
iei bamit ni6t Die Nd9itenliebe ses
meint, fpnbern Bios bic epangelii@er
2dtbe, Der Nrmutb, &eui6beit uno oes
gebpriams. IS lit natiirli9, bab Sc
manb feline natiirli9e 2isbbaberei fir
bteIe Susenben babe, Dab er Iogdr
piinf9e, Die nebung berIelben mDge
ni9t allgemein iperben (pie gang
iiberfliifiise Gilr6t). Iber um bieie
Susenben ielbit gu balien, um nit
3orn segen biejentsen Su enforcement,
pelde ite iiben, baSu, fdeint mir, gss
bDrt bod Elm i4pa4er Seiit nnb ELI
armes !Sers.
Sid tpeigern, auf bic 0entpeiie &rz
berer einsugeben, 4nbsrn bas gebeilistc
&edt perpeigern, iia ibre eigene 2es
bensanIi9t 3u pdblen, perrGtb ni4t
blps einen fleinli1en, arm Ieligen @eiit,
fonbern lit bolenbs antifoStal uno unz
menI6li9. limb mas 1T benn Der poz
fittbe She'll Der freimaureriI9en Pbiz
loipphie? Wds bat tie benz &atboltSiss
mus entgesen 81 ieben9 On Die Steae
Der GeIigipn min Tie cine babe Wtiienz
I6aft, on Die Stene bes blinben unh
uneri9iitterliden @laubens nil lie ses
piKe Sormeln 3. 9. ben @lauben an
Die G~rfabrung, an Die llhterIu9ung
an Die neuen Wetboben, an jegli1e
9beorte, nel9e ben Materialtsmus gu
begiinitigen iGeint, an ben @abn, baf
jebe Grtldrung bes vWie" au@ gIeid
bas nMarum" erflGre, furs, an einen
geDifen intoleranten Haui9, nit mel
6em Die Wifenl6aft Die 6albgebilbe,
ten betdu6t SD iibergebe nit Still
f6Deigen Die lGderli6en &iten UNI
Geremonien, benen bieIe srpben Setter
Ii6 unterperfem.
Der freimaureri19e 9eiit, nie nil
geieben BADEN, febnt fi9 na6 Der SDs
rannei. Wir nifen, pas Die priefter=
Sprannei gepeien lit unb Iein tpiirbe.
Quebrigens 1T es refine 9eude[ei gu Be-
baupten, lie ftebe uns beppr, rnb es i'll
bittere Sronie bic Stride besbalb ae1eb=
lid unb u16eimli9 perfolsen 81 pol=
LEM. Iber mir prpteitiren nidt peniz
ger segen Die Sbrannei Der Sreimau=
rer. 9ieielbe ipdre entIebli9, ipsnn ie
ibre Winf6e ausfiibren tDnnten.
Sd tpia annebmen, Die Sreimdures
rel made nur BON ibrem 3e6te Sc
brau9, inoem fie bic MaioritGt Der
S~ranapien babt, perleumbst, perFplgt
Iber Die fran5Diii9e @dterlonbstigu
ma9t ebenfo BON ibrem GeGte Sc
brau4, inoem tie ibren Mitgliebern
Giebe gum 8aterlano unb CUR 9lrmee
empfieblt.
(9. 9. @eBer, bier paB auf: gs III
rQrmee" unb ni9t n4rmen".)
Die 5reimaurerei 1T cine Qe5eime,
Die 8aterlanbsliga 1T cine oTfene Sc
feuf6aft. Die @rItere srlauben, Die
2estere Derbieten, ipGre elm brutaler
Oft Der Wiltiir. Wtr p~erlanqen, baf
beioe ertpeber t~olerirt poer auf9el0ii
tperoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25

piener mar, unter 8eifiisuhs bes &eiIe>
9eloes, er1u6t porben, benz 9egrdbniB
Der Dame in Silperlum b%ei5utpobnen.
Nah bem Segrdbnib pernabm er bann
bic freuoige aunOe. 8abniteigoiener
1T er ni9t geblieben. Man iiebt bars
aus, Dab es mdnAmal audi pprtbeilz
bait TT, uauf ben 9uno gu tommen."
Die Snternationdl Napigottpn So.
laBt ge%genpdrtie duf Dem Glpoe, Gngz
lamb, bier neue &ieienT9iffe fir ben
Paha9ierz unb 5ra6tpertebr bauen,
fpelGe bic 9ampfer uSt. 2puis" unb
pSt. Paul" an GrDBe Inn 40 SUB
iiberrasen tperben. Die S9ifffabrtss
Seieai6aft bofft, bab bic Sampfer
nod 5eiti9 genls in 9etrieb geiebt nerz
ben fDnnen, INN nod pdbrenb Der
Weltaus itelluns in Paris in @erpens
buns fommen 81 tDnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-04-25
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BADEN Die beuti6en &at6pliten bon
Sflabpma SerritprD auf ibrem erIten
&athplitentdse gefaBt, pel9sr am 8.
Ipril gu Stlaboma gitp dbgebalten
purbe.
Sieielben lauten tpie folgt:
Heiplutionen.
Mit tiefer @ntriItuns ieben mir bic
unperbienten Qneriffs auf Die 9iirger
beutI6er Q6Itammung, ipie Tie Der Sea
tipismus in LETTER 3eit 81 Sage gef0rz
bert, unb nit 8ebauern 9eipabren
mir, baB ielbIt auf tir9li6em G,ebistc
bieier u%noulbiame unb ensberaige@eiIt
plab gegriffen.
Mit Sreuben begriiBen mir baber
bic 8erfammlungen beuti9er MtGnner
unb i9lieBen mir uns ibnen an, INN
feierli6it proteit gu erbeben unb iene
4nsriffe auriidaupeiien. 5eierli9en
PrDteft erbeben mir beutI9e &atbpliz
fen bon Stlaboma aber AUDI seger Die
Suriidiebung unb 8ebriidung in tir6z
li9er Sinii4t unb ~berlansen mir, baB
Der Ge6rau6 unierer Spra9e in
SirGe unb S6ule ni9t perpDnt lei,
unb perlangen mir pielnebr, bab in
beutI9en 9emeinDen audi bic beutIbe
Spra6e geItattct lei. Wir rednen bier
auf auf Die llnteritiiBung aler beutz
i9en &at6olifen in Ser. Staaten
als unIere GanoSleute unb @laubenss
genohen, Die nit unS glei9e SntereIen
ba6en an ber'8eleitisung fold per-
lebenber MaBregeln uno unsere9ter
9ebriidung. M0gen iie elei9 pie mir,
no INNER t9unli9, NerIammlungen
balten unb iib uns ani9lieben BEL Der
firGli9en 9eb0rbe proteit einSule9en,
Die barauf binpirfen, Wanbel 5u
f9affen.
Serner fei bef9loFen, baB mir feline
3eitung poer 3eitI9riit unterItiiben,
pel6e Die pbigen 9lngriffe arf bas
Oeutl3tbum Suriid5ulpeiien fi9 peis
peigert.
Better 8illen, Setretdr.