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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14

Next to lover the world loves a
commercial traveller He is the pollti-
cal prophet, the raconteur. the hustl-
ing encyclopedia. the joy of the rail-
roads and hotels, the liquid sunshine
and the unquestioned oracle of the
general store at the junction He is
a National institution to be defended
and perpetuated, although it needs be
with small arms aud heavy artillery.
When the door of the hostelry
swings open and admits the smiling
man with the sample case, everything
else Is off He Is the entertainment of
the house, the inspiration of the kitch-
en-, the JOY of the tap room The mer-
chants drop in and forget their regu-
lar hours. They laugh until they cry
for quarters, and give orders. He is
business on the wing, prosperity that
is here today and gone tomorrow. He
It is that never revokes on the sodden
biscuit or pales as he drops himself
upon the bucking bed that foldeth as
it listeth.
No wonder tha- Senator Chandler
says that this modern knight shall not
be eNtinguished or reduced in force.
He is a better and more desirable
thing than all the trusts that cupidity
could ever dream about. He is the
living, breathing, palpitating exponent
of competition as a cardinal principle
in healthy trade. He is the arch enemy
of monopoly, and the "archiest arch"
that ever bumped when it comes to
trusts.
He is to be clung to as the last plank
in the sea. He is the financial friend
of the consumer. He is the irrestible
champion of that admirable doctrine
which gives every man chance, and
vows by all the gods that capitalistic
manipulation shall not destroy the
fundamentals Of governmental profess
sion. Mr.. Chandler can count on us
through thick and thin. AS represen-
tative Of a vital principle, and exem-
plifyng the highest interests of the
entire people, we have more faith in
the aggregated travelling man than in
all the trusts that greed itself could
conceive.-Detriot Free Press.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14
Has Mike Smith Gone?

Mike Smith, of Belpre, who is ac-
cused of killing Teed Druse last sum-
mer, and returned last week to give
himself up, has departed again. The
Sentinel detailed a few days ago how
he had gone to Marietta under the ad-
vice of his attorney to give himself up
to the authorities of Washington coun-
ty. He travelled around all day to
find some one to lock him up, but the
sheriff was absent from town and no
one at the jail would admit him nor
would the prosecuting attorney or any
of the other officers assist him in get
ting in. He even contemplated break
ing into the Jail, but was advised not
to do so by some of his friends, as he
might be tried for Jail breaking. Mike
got tired, and concluding that the
folks did not want him, returned to his
home at Belpre Now, we are inform
ed that he has departed from there
and no one knows of his whereabouts.
Sentinel.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14
Question as to the Centary's
Beginning.

The Sun has received so many evil
dences of confused minds regarding
the beginning of the twentieth century
that it will present a proof that a
twentieth century begins after the year
1900 is ended, in the shape of little
conversation:
Question-What is year?
Answer-Three hundred and sixty
five days.
What is a century?
One hundred years,
When did the year No. l end?
December 81 of the year l.
When did the year 2 begin?
January l, of the year g.
When did the year SO end?
December 81, A. D. 80.
Did that complete a century?
No.
When was the century completed?
At the close of the year following;
or at the close of the year 100.
When did the second century begin?
January l of the year 1 of the second
century; that is, January !, A. D. 1O1.
When did the nineteenth century
end?
AT the close of the nineteenth hund
redth year, or at the close of 1900.
Q. When does the twentieth cent
ury begin?
A. 1t begins on day No. 1 of year
No. of the twentieth hundred years
that is, on January l, A. d. 1901.
We must still see two Christmases
before the twentieth century dawns.-
New York Sun.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14
BaiIey's Trust Bill.

Mr.. Bailey, of New Jersey, will offer
a bill to congress to remove tariff pro-
lection from trusts. The full text of
the bill has not been made public, but
an outline of it states that it provides
that where ten citizens shall file pc
tition alleging that any corporation is
a trust organized in restraint of trade
in a United States Circuit or District
court, such court shall set on foot an
investigation. If it is found that the
allegations in the petition are true,
then the president is authorized and
then the president is authorized and re-
eles controlled by the trust.-Colum-
bus Citizen.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14
The Moon at Fault.

The problem has been solved at last
The British army may just as we'll
withdraw their troops from South AZ
RIGA and allow the Dutch farmer to
continue his peaceful career, for no
matter how many soldiers are placed
in the field, defeat will be the only
reward for the British arms. All of
this according to a correspondent of
the Dispatch, who, after long delibera-
ton, has figured out that the war was
started when the moon was unfayor-
able to the success of the English.
Just khy Luna happened to be in this
position at the time war was declared
is not made entirely clear, but it is so,
nevertheless, so the correspondent al
leges, and further declares that if
England had any sense she should
say amen and leave things as they
were before the war" The writer con-
fidently adds that he has written to
Mckinley, but he does not hear good.
1t is pity that all of this good ad-
vice should go to waste, and so it is
spread broadcast to the owrld. 1t will
have one good effect, at least. 1t will
afford ample excuse for White, Meth
uen and Gatacre for the reverses they
have met, and in the next dispatches
which come from the front there may
be something like this: Regret to
report defeat; moon full; this alone re-
sponsible.
In the meantime, Dom Paul and his
little band of followers will dance in |
the silvery light of their lucky satel-
lite and glory in the fact that the Eng |
lish did not delay the announcement
of hostilltles for couple of weeks
pittshur0 DiSDatph
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14

Schools have resumed again after a
weeks delay on account of Prof. ELL
sons sickness.
The death of the McCleary child of
diphtheria caused many fears that our
Village might again be plagued with
that terrible disease. However no 9th
er cases are reported.
James Mcconnell is in Columbus on
business this week.
Samuel Dyer's residence at this
place burned Monday evening Mrs.
Dyer was in Scio and Mr.. Dyer was
not at home. Nothing whatever was
saved from the flames.
Ben Longfellow has bought W. Nep-
tunes property in this place and we
understand he intends to build a res
idence in the spring.
Quite a forest of derricks has sprung
up along Duck Creek on the southwest
edge Of our village. The region is be-
ing thoroughly and profitably develop
ed.
The Dyer house which burned Mon
day night was the first house to burn
in this place for several years. This
helps TO prove that natural gas is by
far the safest fuel that can be used.
Mr.. Silcott of Cumberland, Md, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Crosley, of this place.
The following is the program for the
Aurelus township teachers institute
at Macksburg, Dec. 10Th:
Primary Arithmetic. -. Miss Williams
Geography and Map Drawing. .....
80. .... ..... John w. Fischer
Primary Reading ..... Miss Scarberry
The Pronoun. w. ". ELLISON
L. c. NJ. and G. c. D......W. H. Wolfe
Penmanship. go. ......J. A. Jackson
General disCussion-Articles of Con-
federation. All are invited to attend.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14
Photographic Exhibit.

Mr.. l.. L. Pedlnghaus tells us that
the prospect for the Photographic ex-
hibit mentioned some days since, is
good and that 1t is fairly certain that
we shall haze = great number of the
pictures which Were exhibited at the
Philadelphia Salon. The date of the
exhibition will probably be December
2Sth. Goth and Both.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14
Glenn IN Parkersburg

Ellis Glenn, the female, who attired
in mans clothing, practiced so many
deceptive tricks upon humanity in
general and who has succeeded in gain
ing considerable notoriety of late, ar
rived in Parkersburg yesterday in
charge of an officer and will be tried
for forgery, in the Wood county courts.
She still wears male attire and is said
to be a very coarse and stupid looking
individual.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14
Robert Mantell.

In the strong tragic drama, "The
Dagger and the Cross" Robert Mantell
played to a big house and one that re-
allied it was watching some strong
work on the part of the players. The
play is very gloomy one, but it was
faultlessly acted not alone by MI
Mantell, but by a most capable comp
any.
The attraction showed good taste on
the part of Manager Luchs.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14
The Oil Market.
neautr Ia nIood Door.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and keep it clean, by
stirring up the lazy liver and driving all i'm
pUrities from the body. Begin to-day to
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Casearets ,-beauty for ten cents. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, l0c, 25c, SOC.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14
z. & o. k. Will Be Offered
For Sale.

On January 20 the property of the
GAINESVILLE & Ohio River Railroad
Company will be offered for sale at
GAINESVILLE by Special Master Commits
sioner Thomas ]. McDermott No bid
will be received for less than $15O,OOO
The sale will be made by order of the
court in the case OF the Mercantile
Trust Company against the GAINESVILLE
& Ohio River Railroad Company
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14

The stuff is off in Kentucky so far as
Goebel is concerned, and for the sec
ond time in history Republican, Will
liam S. Taylor, sits on the gubernator-
ial throne. We trust he may have a
more peaceful time than Bradley has
had
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies
Deafness is caused by an inflamed
condition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
inAamed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-
tlrely closed, Deafness is the result,
and unless the Inflammation can be
taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever, nine cases out of ten
are caused by catarrh, which is moth
ing but an infamed condition of the
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of deafness (caused by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hall Catarrh Cure. Send for our
circulars; free
f. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 25 cents.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14
+. THURSDAY, DEC. IA, 1899.

In our Council note yesterday we
stated that Mr.. Holmboe said pillng
would be required for the foundation
to the new electric light building. 1t
should have read 'plllng will not be
required"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14

Every family should have its house
hold medicine chest-and the first bot
tie in 1t should be DR.. Woods Norway
Pine Syrup. Natures remedy for
coughs and colds
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14

LITTLE HOT-HOUSE BEETS. These
are The flCst quality Of tiny tender beets
on the market. They are great deItcGcU
at a rery moderate prize. In tins at 10
and 2jc.
VEHRS g. SONS,
No. 2SS Front. Finest Groceries.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14

Good line of miscellaneous books at
auction, 103 Putnam street.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14

Burdock Blood Bltters give man
clear head, an active brain, strong
vigorous body-makes him fit for the
battle of life.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14

DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup is remark
able medicine. A dry tickling, hacking cough
the warning that consumption turks near,
needs no other doctor but DR.. Rull's Cough
Syrup. 1t positively cures throat and lung
trouble
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14

Books singly and in sets, standard
authors, very cheap, 1O3 Putnam.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1899-12-14

General Observation-Disclosures Of Con-
federation. All are invited to attend.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29
Sn oenn MrtifeI ,,XejefrI6te"

i9eint Der S9reiber Der Mn1i9t au
iein, Die 9rieiter piirben nidt senuq
tbun fir Die 5eranbilpuns fatbolii9er
Mdnner in ben 2aienberu e n.
90 febr es uns audi freut, bab Der 9es
bante iiber bic @idtigtsit Der !Serans
5isbuns fatboliider 2aien tpieber Sur
8ea9tuns empfoblen ipirb, 10 CLAUS
ben mir ni4t, oaB bieies 10 ausi9lieBs
lid tpieber auf bic Sdultern Der pries
iter gei9oben tperben iole. Die tatbps
liiaen 2aien biirfen ia audi mitbelfen,
0as pGre ptellei9t Elm Sbema our Be-
fprshung benin tommenben Sopas,
&atbolitentase? @sr min es in bsr
Sorm zines Qntraees benz 8onifatiuss
8unbe pprlegen? 3eitsemGB lit bas
Sbema Sebenfals. benn es tbut uns
an bDber sebilpsten, tii9tisen 2aieu
iebr moth.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29
9tc 3abl Sreisebu.

Ser Club Der nSreisebn", isner gers
liner 8erein, Der es ii9 our 4ufsabe
gema4t bat, ben 4berglauben an bic
3ubl n9reiaebn" gu S9anben gu mas
6en, lit am 13. Suli b. S.. na9 breiz
aebnidbrigem 9eits5en, BON ieinsn breis
oebn Mitgliebern in Berlin feierli9it
81 8rabe setragsn iporben. Sn Der
4bi6iebsreoe bes 9prfibenben, Der bon
8ereins tpesen ben Sitel Der vOreis
aebnte" trug. ipurbe betont, baB bic
breiaebn Mitslieoer, bic am 13. Suli
1886 ben Club b%esriinbst, nod beute
am Geben ieien unb ii6 in ben bentbar
beiten IerbGltnifen b%efGnben. Die
Wfitglieber bes 8ereines miibten beiz
nabe au benz 4berglauben gelanst iein,
baB in Der 3eit Der 9ereinstbGtiafeit
bas Slid iie perfplse. 3pei Der 9lnses
bOriseu bes Clubs Der n9reiaebn" bGts
ten rei4en Sinberieaen in bieier s3sit
erbalten, a~lerbinss ipiele babel merit
niiroigerpeiie Die 3abl 0reiaebn cine
Sauptroae. benin beibe Serren tOnnten
lebt breiaebn SprOblinse aufpeiien.
Na9bem Der 8erein breiaebn Sabre
beitanben, bGtten bic Mitslieber bic
4uflDiung bes Clubs bei9loRen. Ra6
einem @bI9iebsbiner, bas in einem be-
fannten Weinreitaurant Inter ben
2tnoen ftattfanb uno beIen Menu aus
breiaebn @Gnsen beitanb, trennten iid
bic Glubgenohen BON chamber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29

Ger fpeltmGnnifde &atbolit b. Sertlins
bat oiefe S6rift - es lit betonsnss
pertb i'm S6atten pes 81. Peters
0omes auIammensefaBt. Weld' elm
s%etitpoller, barmonif9er, buraii9tiger,
fpobltbuenb semdbistsr, pornebmer,
ele9anter Son Durbpebt 8latt fin
glatt. Wie mutbet ben mitbentenpen,
mitfiblenben 2e1er bic @ere9tigteit
an, bic b. Sertlins beraeit ieinem @prs
tdmpfer auf bemfelben 8ebiete, S9el
autbeil fperoen ldbt. 9eraeit: i6 balte
In meinem iimplen 9aienperitanbe baz
fur, bab In fernen Sasen sans anbers
benin in unieren seurtbeilt perben ipirb
uber oas Worringen bes gei1tes5hdrfen,
finbliafrommen 9elebrten s.. S6el,
beifen 9er3 nur i4ldst fir bic Seiliss
thinner Der MenI1beit: 9laube, Sreis
belt, Wiheni6aft, Der in isinsn S9rifs
ten aus ganaem SerSen, aus sanser
Seele. aus alien &rGften, aus sanSem
Semitic na6ringet .2'amor, 6s
mope II iole e l'altre fterle" (Oante, Ga
Dipina Gommebia. parabiIo, Gantu
trentetmoterao. 145).
Die b. Sertlins'fde Ibbanbluna
tpenoet ii4 ausf6lieBli9 an uniere faT
tbolii9e 9laubensbriber in SeutI6s
lamb. lno nel9er ebrliae, ppbluns
terri6tete Mann min bic SbatIahe in
Mbrebe fteuen, bab bic beutI6ldnbiz
i6en &atboliten auf, ben @ebieten bes
piheni9aftli4en 2ebren unb 2ernen
nnb Streben unb &Dnneu, in Der fps
Stalen unb politii9en Nrena u. b. a. bic
&atbpliten anberer Gambler 10 INN
SaupteslGnee ii~berrasen9 ,Oas prinz
alp bes &atbplisismus unb bic WiKenz
f4aft", Die @eiitesauitGnbe i'm norbe
ameritanif9en &atbolifenlaaer unb
oeren 8erbeff Observation-Disclosures be-
leu6tenb - pie piirbe cine 1olhe Obs
b%anbluns fid leien9! Sn unierer 3one
brutet man ii6 10 pollbepubt bes
common ienfe" unb bes ,1martneB"
bic Soft i'm iiberreiden Mabe ieinen
uniteb States 2ieblingen bef6ieben
baben lou. sic follen bic Bride Iein,
bic bic &liifte spiI6en etbter bober
8eiitess unb Sersensbilbun9, Settles
ODE unb SerSensraubeit iibsrbedt.
WtiiBte nur ni6t aIsuoft common
ienie", rimartneB" nit 8eri9mibtbeit,
Observation-Disclosures iiberiebt ipsrs
ben.-
Sc4 itellen mir beute ipl9e Be-
tra4tunaen Elm. Sreuen mir uns pb
bes gri4einens bieier neueiten @4rift,
unb iasen mir Or. b. Sertlins bafiir
Elm grunbberSli9es: @ergelt's Soft.
sSSebem geblioeten 2aien unb iebem
@lieoe bes bo9p. Glsrus mD9ten mir
in aaer 8ef4eibenbeit surufen: .tolle,
lege!"
Sr. meb. q. Sauer,
prdct. 4r5t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29
&atbOIitMer &cbrerperein Der
Ver. Gtaaten pou Woro.
9lmertfa.

6olsenbe neue Mitslieber iinb benz
8erein beigetreten:
Sob. S4pesler, Oubop, Mo.;
Sob. u. Winsen, Salsm. McGopt &c.,
9. Dat; Mattb. S9uma9er, Wed,
3as, jebt ct. SEQ, Minn.; s.. u.
Sdmisbauien, Sefferion Gitp, Mo.;
SOi. Often, Org, ct. 2ouis, Mo.;
Soi. 9reber. Dubuque, Sa.; Sran5
Siasntrop. Mantato, Minn.; Sol.
8%ertboff,' 9apton, o.; Sol. probIt,
Gffinsbam. ST.; Seinri9 @ramaun,
4piiton, 3d.; peter @Dls, 8artelIo
:Sa.; Seinr. Wertb, 8rseie. ST.; Sr.
u. Sdulte, Sopeta, &as.; SD. 8raB=
bpff. ct. 2puis. Mo.; Mattb. 8eder,
81. 2ouis. $40.
4m %. Sebruar mar bic stpeits
GOnferens bss Weit=8 e5irts in Der ct.
4autbas Sdulbaae gu ct. 2ouis, Mo.
Statt Der fir Waibington, Mo., ses
plunten 0eriammlung nurben in ct.
2ouis BON 26.--29. Suli geiitli9e
Grercitien eebalten. @ier5ebn Gebrer,
pppon feds aus Der 0iDasfe 8eGebiQe,
6stbeiliaten ii6 buran. Der bo6n.
Batter SranaiStus slbsrs, .. 3. 81.
pfarrer Der ct. 4ntonius Stride, leis
Iete bieislbsn. 8ott pergelte ibm unb
zen Srbensbriipern ibre p~srttbdtise
2iebe.
Nad ben 9nabentasen tpurbsn nod
me nnimirte Gonferens abssbaltsn.
Die nGhits Gpnferena bieies 1eair.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29
r Is GranfreiM.

Mtt llnrs9t betlasen 1i1 bic srons
aoien iiber bic traurise Gage i'm Snz
nern uno QuBen. 5rdntreid erntet
nur, mas IS geiGet. 9egen ale 2ehz
rem Der 8~ergansenbeit unb sessn aGe
Mabnungen bon Seiten Der Stride
min es nidt bon Ieinem 2iberalismus
uno Ieinem Gationalismus ablaFen.
gs 1T ulio nur biais unb rsbt, bab es
Die bitteren aber natiirli6en Iriidte
ieiner Srrtbiimer erntst. ben Snbtpt.
buallsmus unb bic 4nar9ie, SIS bat,
mas IS perbient.
Wer Sronung, Rube unb MaHt
min, Der mub aud bic Mittel baau ers
s~reifen. Srantrei9 bate es in ieiner
Sanb, gldubise unp orbnunssliebenbe
8ertreter in Die &ammer unb in ben
Senat au pGblen. Warum bat es sfreiz
maurer, unsldubiss unb gndr1iiten
au isinen 9ertretern unb @eiebsebern
erpdblt2
Was niiBen ale proteite in Der
HreHe uno bon Der Hebnerbiibne ae9en
Wibrsgieruns. nsnn bas 0olt ii6 cine
iol6e WtiBresierung ielbit gibtg War'
nm bor9t man nidt auf bic pieoerbols
ten Warnungen bon Hom9 Man min
nidt, baB bic Stride iif in Die Politit
einmiiGs. Man mill nidt einieben,
baB bic Wabrbeiten Der Heliaion audi
bic @~runblase oes Stdutes bilbsn.
Man fofft nod INNER Setl bon einem
Staats pbne Soft. Gitele Spffnuna!
Oas 1T bic liberale aduIduns, ipel6e
bic Seinoe @ottes uub nss Staates in
benz 8olte perbreitet baben. Mit
einem religions unb politi5d liberalen
0olte lit on cine Seiluns Der gssens
pGrtigen nebelitdnbe, Die in Dirtli9s
teit elm %offenbarer politii4er 8erfaG
limb. ni9t 5u benton. gae parteien
ieben Elm, bab bic segenpdrtise Sreis
maurersR epublit Der 4nar6ie Sutr.ibt.
unb iebe partei pirft bic S1ulo duf
TIRE @egner. Die Srcimuurer broben
nit 8%erbannuug Der Seiuiten, Der
S6ulbriiber unb Srbensleute. Die
&atbolifen iammern iiber fortaeleBte
8eriolsung unb 8eraubuns Der &irAe.
2iest nidt bic S6ulo auf beioen
Seiteng Don ben Sreimaursrn uno
Suben lieb ii9 nihts anberes erpars
ten. Mber parum baben Die &atbolis
fen bur9 ibre liberale Wabl ibnen our
Serri9aft perbolfen9 Warum legen tie
ni6t enbli9 sinmal ibren 2iberaliss
mus, ibre llnenti6ieoenbeit, ibre Dab,
Iu9t unb 9snubfudt ab. uno einisen
iid su elmer tbatfrGftisen partei pie
bic aatholitsn 8slgisns unb Oeuti4.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29

fes 1T in Der Weibnadts : Wode in
8eaepile, Su.
Ius benz Gentrals unb Sits8e5irf
limb big iebt nod feline Dffentli4en
8unbsebunsen gu melben.
Us bleibt nod gu bemerten, baB Der
Sabres : 8eitrag go Gents fir iene
Wtttslieber fdais lit, bic CUR 3eit Der
9riinbung beisetreten finb. 9lu9 bas
Vsretns : Regtiter lit nod unpolitdns
big: etli6e perfonalien feblen.
Die %perebrten Mitslieber merben eea
beten, Die 8erdnberungen Der @oreIfen
bod benz unterSei9neten ansuaeiasn.
@. ). 2inbenberser, SER,
8elebile, SG.
Rep. M. S.2 o Of eme prGi.,
&ettor bes 2ebrersS Seminars,
ct. Srancis, mis-.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-08-29
Die nd6ite @ufaabe Der oeut:
i6eu fatboIii6en Yrtefter
1anp 2aten 1T Sopa

fplte BARN beiteben, baB tie raH
&rGften in 3iebe unb Gintgfeit
arb.iten, bamit bic nd9ite 8enerdlpers
iammlung Des 81. 8Onifatiusz SunOes
unb bes &atbolitentages cine mD9li9it
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renb unb anregenb. lin oieies gu err
rsi6sn, ion jeoer beuti4e &atholit i'm
@taat. ii9 rssen unb fir bic @sre
fammluns arbeiten. unb stpar tann er
biefss pte folgt:
Grftens, inbem man In benz 6
faIpereine 4utrdee eins
Rsi9t, bic i'm &atbOlitentase behans
belt fperben fouen.
3psttens, tnbem man feline Jreunoe
nnb 8sfanntsn onrest, uno auf Die
fommenbe 3uidmmentunft Der beuts
I6en &atbpltten Sopa's aufmertiam
ma9t.
Srittens, inbem man i'm 2ofalpera
cine fir m 3 gIi9 It ii / Dele
eaten itimmt, pbns ii4 BON tlsinli9en
Riidii9ten leiten gu luiien.
Gs finb tauienbe bon 4rten fpte elm
bsuti9er &atbpltt iein Snterefe an
Der algemeinen guten Sadie seisen
fam. @tr polen in Sbisem nur
einig Qnbeutungen seben unb mir
balten Die u baungunbG NJ
retbungppn4 gu ben
allerpt Of It n, benin es Seist
iih bierin bic Snteaigena unb Elm Sibz
rsrtulent, beren Gntpidelung bsions
oers Rrtb tbut, Die aber | d sei9es
ben fam, tpenn Die Peronen
ipelde SGbigteiten bieier Dirt
heiiBen, ii6 fiir4ten aufsutreten ooer
i'd I3dmen hire oft Or ii gil
BEN ani3auungen betannt 81 mas
ben. 4lio. penn ibr quite @orf6ldss
I'm Sinne babt, bann audi beraus bas
nit! papier unb Sinte eenpmmen,
garen antrag I'm 2otalpersins ppr9es
legt unb bon bieiem fam er on ben
BDnifatiuss 8unb unb ben &atboliten.
lag seben. 9ur9 Quftreten unb Or
9antfation perben tii9tise tatbpli19t
WGnner berangs5ossn. gllip beuti9,
tatboltf4e Mdnner BON Soma riibrt
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