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The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
FROM WELLINGToN.

w L 1ngham. relief agent, has gone
to Cleburne. Texas. to appear as a wit
ness in a railroad lawsuit
Engineer G. ". Baker was granted a
80 days layoff today, and viii go to
Clarendon, Tex, to visit his father.
Machinist Will Hart has gone to OF
tawa to work in the Santa F'e shops
there. c. A. Snyder succeeds to the po-
sition of head machinist here, which was
held by Hart
Five Santa Fe fremen have been sent
from this division to Chanute for service
out of that place They are: w H
Owens, Bob Wonder. Ed Bush, Mack
Tucker and A. T. Richmond.
W. c. Hibbard. who has been acting
as night car inspector at Woodward, re-
turned to Wellington and took his old
position on the rip track Monday NOM
ing. The position Of night car inspector
at Woodward has been abolished
Five conductors were put on the slow
board here last week. until the spring
stock rush begins. They are Geo. Mar
riett, Geo. Atmore, Geo. Lester, Harry
Shreeves and Doc Middleton. This
puts ten brakemen on the hog" and
leaves only ten crews in the chain gang.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
FRoM Is VEGAS.

Engine 528. which brought in No. the
other morning. broke in the yard and is
now in the shop
It Is expected that regular men will
soon be assigned to the regular passen-
ger engines and all regular trains now in
the pool.
Conductor Whitford. who is running
on the Hot Springs branch. has moved
his family into one OF the Reynolds cot
tages on Tenth street
Conductor Jerry Quinn moved into the
house he recently purchased, and re-
Gently vacated by Conductor Stimnel
who went 10 Kansas City
H C Short Of Topeka general travel
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
FARMERS EXCHANGEYIEWS
Annual Institute in Session at Mission
Center.

annual institute IN Session at Mission
Center.
The farmers institute at Mission
Center, seven miles southwest of To
last night with the following pro
gramme.
ADDRESS. ]. B. Sims
Symposium. The Girl in the Home
Inc Girl IN the Sewing Room, Lisbeth
McNutt; The girl in the School Room,
Miss Della Morrow; The Girl in the
Dairy and Poultry Yard Miss Celia
Brobst; The Girl when Mother is Away,
or, In the Breach. Edna L.evan; The
General Utility Girl, Miss Alice Buck
man
The sessions are being continued to
day. and viii close this evening The
programme today and sthis evening is
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
9 O'Clock
stock Raising and Farming in Re
public of Mexico 7 B. Zinn-
Should Farmers Mend their Ways,
and How2" Reuben Town
The Mortgage Question Should a
Young Farmer Buy a Farm or Rent2"
H w Cheney.
Paper. Mrs Josephine Sims
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
1 o'clock
''Bohkara-" Guilford Dudley.
Good Roads" Robert Stone.
Address. Prof D. H Otis, Kansas
State Agricultural college
PROFIT in Raising and Marketing
Horses" R I Lee.
Consultation OF Schools" D. W.
Little assistant state superintendent
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
7-30 o'clock
THE Country Smoke House." G. W.
Berry
THE Teacher and what He Ought to
Do John NJ Stout
Paper on Domestic Science" Miss
Mary Primer, Kansas State AgricuI-
turaI college
Benefits Of Clubs in Rural Commu-
nities,'' Mrs. A n. Thompson
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
KANSAS EXPOSITION SONG
Five Thousand People Will Hear It
Next Week.

The following song has been arranged
for use in the programme which is be-
ing arranged for the Kansas Exposition
rally in the Auditorium next week:
OPENING CHORUS
We hail from sunny Kansas,
We're way up on ghost-dances,
We grasp the golden chances,
And know that music charms;
We are band Of Kansas hummers,
We've travelled and Warbled many sum
Nighthawk- Jayhawks-Afodocs
We hail from a country located out west,
A Garden of Eden, the best of the best
. erhowing with honey, by sunshine ca
It really hasn't its mate:
The thriftiest country since Nature was
Where everything grows but the thistle
And everything goes but the juice of the
In the beautiful sunfower State.
We hail from the land Of immortal John
Where freedom exudes from each valley
Where noble free-soilers put slavery down.
And banished all turmoil and hate;
Young Kansas has grown as no other
She's raised politicians of every hue,
And even raised Cain and calamity too,
In the beautiful Sunf1oWer State.
Chorus
Our wondrous productions are ample. at
least,
To feed an the hungry that live in the
With wheat for the master and corn for
the beast
We are happy and smile at fate:
Our men are all statesmen, and good ones,
Their children are rustlers. and none of
them slow,
And Baker or Burton to the senate must
go
From the beautiful sunhower State.
Chorus
You may talk of the east. you may talk
of the west
We know that fair Kansas is loveliest
and best,
With brave men and fair women we've
always been blest.
In our beautiful Sunf7oWer State:
our little Topeka's q city that knocks.
Such elegant drug stores abound in her
blocks.
And you know that our congressman al
In the beautiful SunAower State.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
AT Ell DORADO.

The new 30 foot smokestack is in posi-
ton on the boiler room
Fireman Theer is firing on number 452
in place OF Fireman Russell.
Alvin Glass is on a sick leave. Lemon
CarveI is substituting for him
Engine 323 came in from Fort Scott all
newly repaired and will be used on the
snow p1ow on this division
It is rumored that J. L. Jones, master
mechanic, has been promoted to Barring
Cross, Little Rock, Ark
George Plattner is laying off and TAX
ing a hunt on the Summit. Mr.. Wilson
of Carbondale, ILL.,, is day operator in his
place.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
Rock island Local Agent Changes

St Joseph, No, Dec. 81. c. Pugh,
local agent for the Rock Island, has
been transferred from this city to Des
Moines. where he has succeeded L. G.
Andrews as local agent at that point
Mr.. Pugh was appointed local agent for
St Joseph in January of the present
year. He came here from Rock Island,
III. l. 6. Andrews, whom Mr.. Pugh
has succeeded, was formerly connected
with the local Office of the Rock Island
here Mr.. Pugh has been succeeded
here by J F. Gillette. who was former
Iy local agent for the Rock Island at
South ChicagO.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
A COSTLY sCRATcH
Whole Side of Train Must Be Re-
moved to Repair Damages.

Many who were at the depot last night
when train No. 1 came in noticed the
ugly scar on the north side, says the
Newton Kansan. It was a huge scratch
the entire length of the train, and was
evidently made by a projection on some
train that was mot in the clear Few,
however realize the extent of the dam
age done and the cost of repairing it
The cut extends through the paint and
varnish into the wood, which will neceS-
state removing the whole side of the
cars, replacing it with new siding. The
cost of the repairs. it is estimated, win
be from 81, 500 10 81, coo.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
ROCK ISLAND EARNINGS /.
Show Good Gains For October and
Seven Months of Year.

Rock Island earnings for October
showed good gains as compared to those
Of the corresponding month in 1899 The
gross earnings-s2, sos, ,215-shcwed an in
crease of s255. .201- They were divided as
follows: Freight, 81, 1886, ,669, increase Of
1924, ,075; passenger. S569, ,O29, increase of
$29, ,32S, and miscellaneous, S100,515, in
crease of 81, ,797. The operating expenses
and taxes hgured up Sl,5oS,VO1. an m m
showed a gain of S60,504. The gross
earnings for Ine seven months ended
October 81 were $15,175,391, an increase
over those of the corresponding period
in 1893 of $500, ,931. The operating ex-
Of 81. .217, ,097. The surplus was 1924, ,529,
a gain of 1856, $40.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
a Santa Fe Extension.

Guthrie, Okla, Dec. st is reliably
stated among the railroad people here
that the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
railroad is preparing to extend a
branch line from Ripley, Okla, south
ward through central Oklahoma and
through Lincoln county, and probably
through Chandler and Shawnee, and
thence to a Texas connection. The
Santa Fe has had this extension under
consideration for a long time. The new
line will penetrate some of the best ag-
ricultura1 country in Oklahoma.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
SANTA FE WILL AID.
Boer Emigrants Welcomed and As
sisted to Settle.

fsThe Santa F'e company will gladly
aid in the work you mention and heart
lily welcome the thrifty and courageous
Beers as colonists anywhere on the lines
in its system. This is the sort of ex-
pansion we heartily favor
That is the message E. D. Kenna,
general attorney of tbs Santa Fe, sent
to New York when an interested person
telegraphed to Chicago informing the
St Paul and Santa Fe officials that 600
Boer families would soon come TO this
country. The interested person wanted
TO find out what the roads would do to-
wards coIonizing the foreigners. The
roads have previously expressed willing
ness to aid in the movement to bring the
Afrikanders to this country for settle
rnenf
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
Store Robbed and Sci Aare.

Pratt. Dec. 5.-The store Of Conner &
Conner OF Sawyer. burned Tuesday Ev-
erything indicates that the store was
small insurance
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
OFFICES ABANpoNEp.
Union Pacific and Oregon Short Line
Withdraw at Portland.

Portland. Ore, Dec. 5.-The Oregonian
says:
The only official news regarding the
withdrawal of the Union Pacific and
that has yet been made public is a joint
circular over the names of the traffic
managers of the Union Pacific, Oregon
Short Line and Oregon Railway and
Navigation company Recommending such
action.
This is regarded as sufficient and no
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
TABLE AND KITCHEN.

Conducted by Ida Ames Willis, 71e
Chamber Of Commerce Building. Chicago.
10 whom an inquiries should be addressed
All Rights Reserved BY Banning Co.,
Chicago
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05
Contagious
Blood Poison

There is no poison so highly contagious,
so deceptive and so destructive Don't be
too sure you are cured because all external
signs of the disease have disappeared, and
the doctor says you are well. Many per-
sons have been dosed with Mercury and
Potash for months or years, and pro
nounced cured to realize when too late
that the disease was only covered up
like Begefs like e1Fsde 9[lxen from IS b1es eIe
out again, and to their sorrow and morti6-
cation find those nearest and dearest to
them have been infected by this 1oath-
some disease, for no other poison IS SO
surely transmitted from parent to child
as this. Often bad case of Rheumatism,
Catarrh, Scrofula or severe skin disease,
an old sore or ulcer developing in middle
life, can be traced to blood poison con-
tTactsd II sd1i Tzse Sin Of fEss Parent
life, for It remains sno1dering in the sys-
TEN forever, unless properly treated and
driven out IL the beginning. s. S S. is
the only antidote for this peculiar virus,
the only remedy known that can over
come It and drive It out of the blood, and
If does this 50 thoroughly and effectually
that there IS never return of the disease
to err1barrass or hu111iIiate YOU afterwards.
The Topeka state journal., 1900-12-05

purely vegetable and the only blood plri
FER Known that c1eanses the blood anc
at the same time builds up the genera
health
Our little book on contagious bIooc
poison Is the most complete and instruc
tive ever issued; It not only tells ali
about this disease. but also how to cure
yourself at home It is free and should
be in the hands of everyone seeking {
cure. Send for It
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN
#E88 RFH#
or tha Value of HnO IN Ha
Given AWAY INV Tho
liAgaltn
TO THE YOUNG LADY
Eae#Fl8aE#aaH
lloOphinp lhp Highest NnMhOv NJ
coupons contest 'llOanH
Anplpmh0p w.

lllsow|lp,a In lhlH Hnno Will bo found
nD advertisements NJ II vDllnH nOnp0n
contest which php hnsellN innuHnVAloA
Win lhlH iApno lDiA pnpur pIopospn \,
Hivn AWAY frea n ADO HOlld .pOld Wntoll
nnd ObniI 10 tho yOnnn Indy pponlvlQH
lbn highest number N Nullpnnal M
pnuh iAAua Of nha tinsplt0 Wit bn found
n blank coupon, Whloh oAll bu llllad nnl
with tha name N thn nprH0n fOp whOnl
Won Wlsh 10 vOtn, md nm AnInO nIl'
ulOaed IN MI envelope md ullhNv Nnlll Nv
bpOnpbt 10 thia 0flOo IhO pQll WnlQh
and chain Ilag bn HHnll 0ll nAhihltlDn III
tha ahOW window IN fOlpalpp NJ
Fpisplla'p jpwelry NtOIn,
lha 0Oll0at baeiDA tOdAy No npW
names Will ba tlitelpd fOI lhN nnllaal
afler JNly NO. 'lhp contest will hp
oloHed on sAturdN, Appipmlaf ppl
1900, At h 0ulOOA D. nll md tlu AOld
WHtoh aud chain nWAplad M the AD0,
oeAHral contestant On MOndAv, ,alol0nnv
|, 1900, And announced III Tho pnnAnns
Issue Of phe 0asaltp, OoI0hor V
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
ANOTHER FlgItGilA COUNTY MURDER
iva Man Uuarrsl Otar M0Dn. Whlnll
Lands IN II IpaHnlti

irnrnnh county WIN lhn ApNn0 NJ
another murder Saturday morning and
IA a result tjhapleA Hl0Wn Hon duAQ MI
LeWIatDWn with 4 WlnnhlHlDf hnll0l
hOle through hlH body aud John ti0wnll
lieA In Tho liaWlAiOWll 1nih lhn Aplls0OnF
fussed murderer M HrOWn hOlh Mnll
nla AhpApHhnNIeph mn warn hllllllnynn
On tha Oscar HtOphuna gunOll on rlnl
willow, about twenty l0lleA fvnm l'aw'
lAtnWIl
According III reports, thH tponhla hn'
tWa0n tha Two mon hannll tnvnllll walls
mao, WhNn Hv0wn lOnllpd H0Wnll u Hnlll
M money, And OIL Anvprnl 0pnnHlOla
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day while M tha llOOndNy nlnnl lllnNn
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onnvopHAii0ll WIN Oh1pnlud NJ ny
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half III lhp fnturtI
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IN Il DeaIby tHnt mad Aepngpd II Wln'
abaslpr Iihat lip0wnl who VIM Aaglp
dlalunaN away, ,AtAllpd lnwnFdH hn
Hlladr InnnlnRt when li0NAn l00A nlnl
and dallheFafplg nlnd M Tho Anplpp
man, tba hnllpt ntFlklnR hgnwn IN lhe
FiRht him nnaAlnH NAL Hp Tho bAak Alln
canning 0al HpnF VIM nnvnll Vhe
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kappiuH lbu WlDphHMNf, went w lhl
stable Hndl aNddlnR n llHFast t1hHnted
| and radH vi liawlAlUwnl Whafp IN AhEt
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26

hln'Helr np 10 ibp authorities alId "
now III NIB
llpoWl Wnb bpOnnnt ~ llNWatOwn ~
NllNn md nlN0nu ~ Ihp bn4pllnl hlll
D0lhlnR nOnId I'm d0nn tOp hlDI ~ Ille
Nnnnd WIN u lpnnsFnpIly fnlnl Onnr md
NJ DIED lhnI nlHhlr
A NOp0Dnv'H lupi WnH summoned, bDt
nO10NvnN1 nnlll l0hnk IN nnl .WlInpHAnHr
il0WAN WnH aNNN Nv lhe 1nll ny I
naWAnAnnr correspondents lhn neAt
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pAnuan INV I'm hillinp hplnH lhDl ln
NlnllNH h0 WINS nlrnld llvOWn w0nld NH
him " hn lOl him Hol AWAY 'lhn aiinlr
hnA 0nNHhd Hvnnl 0Anllnnant W l'npHnH
NNllnly, Whine murders hnyo banOlne
vonvp, " ''o oDp mupGppprv, Million III Howell
now lyDH lln1np Hnnlnnnn W denim
I'M Annln 1All with liOwnD, nnd
another, Duly l'nlnnv, hnvlnA pnld Ihe
dnnlh pnlNlLy w Mn HnnlA 1atlyntl lAsb
Anil HDIl lhn MnIdaInr And llln
Mnpdnlnd lnnl Wnrn Wall known
IhvOnuhnNl lVnppNa nOnnty nnd hnya
liynd In nOFlharll MonIann fOI mnDg
ynnvp pnAl, hOlh following lla o0oIl'
pnllOna M INV nnnnhlnA and Hlaap
ahnnplnH nnllngnlls nNilhnp hnvn my
klloWn vnlnIlyaH IN lhlH anoIlOll
nvnWn IN hAIlnl known I'M fllOk bada
dln' HvnWn, md VIII In remembered
hy tD0 nnlNn Nh nlNns nOllhHpil MOn'
lADn lNDAnA pvOm MI lhnt pall be
lpnlnod Iln kllllnp HunlnH 'lD have hpan
\ lnOHI dnllhnvnln Anl nO!l'hl0odnA nllA
md hnu NInnapd nnnh Indignation
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
GIVING A TNkTH,
NplaUOpnllnnA Organise u TlihInk AAAODlal
iiDn win Il hp0ra w MpMbepsi


iiOn win Il hnOra VI MnMbeFsi
During the nesting 0f The igplse0pnl
uOnvOuntlOn III Montana Il tlthlnu
aorlaty VIVA formed, with u lDefs
ship III tWanty t0 haaiD with lhe
organisation wins the result VI u nlOves
Munt AtAftBd At the conversation u year
butOre M Helena, When 4 committee
wins appointed III draft A constitution
nnd bylaws aid perfect 4 plan 0f nnl0ll,
Thn organisation pledAea I'm mem
bOiA, In its constitution, III Hlya u tltha
NJ their incomes III Soma CHARITABLE III
religious WOrk Iha person pivlnp IN
left M tho sole judge " tIa purpose fOv
whinl tha expenditure nlhy ba Aivell,
and thafR IA no obligation un0n him IL
avs w the church organisation VI
which ha IN A inanlhRf II he prpfeiA III
axpuDd " differently, III foreign mis-
niOnA, Ia private charities " through
various Othnf channels
IllR association HdlnpilAHa among llH
members snnle NJ the ni0sl substantial
III tha actual commandments Of tlla
Ntntn, 'lhu aAs0ninlI0n Ii confined IN
tlp members M tlle ldnlaO0pal QhOiNlll
bnt 0'hepA nra M In encouraged, Wltlla
ont references In dnn0lnlnNtIOnnl llneHl
w HIM tha merits NJ AnOh n p0llay aud
Nn0pt N Tor thniG 0Wti HHlnAnaul
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
4 rlsU nIlLDlAa,
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t0nspHHlnn MI

pbp Northern pnOlln freight ann
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lnat HnlnpdAl M lhn nav hpIuk fpelaht
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pwpntg,Dlnth md 'phlviluth alrAatN,
phn hNll0lnH IN u vaiH llllllllllllnllnA
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flpluht Ol0Vhh, private dlllna fol nAAlll,
paVdMDAlny md pONnMnHlav, l0llllhnpa
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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-06-26
l.lll,I,IsIVnN I,DVVil

Tho llelliO1fNllN lNNVHNlIOll NJ HAilanA
UIlsi Mn
ODls n taw wanka to lhu hip 0onvenr
ZION Nh NnliAaa CIV
VIma g0u da0l0na about gOaF F0plel
ulma EOu found lnls~fnF s0Hfaalf#s
l,OW unl0kly mud a0lnf0rlnblg you eall
yeaph kAnnnA Oltg II s0u tnka tha Hngl
iliNlhIll
lha vAte viii IN ana,sfala foI Ilt
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duly Y Add II
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General Passenger Aaanfr laia
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
snxeaab,,rner e5a,ette pienstaa. BEN 20. auerrt 1900.

g,nitanb. 8epDbnlt9 piro ieood bic
8eitimmung Der SCOOTER babel gang
LID ignorirt ooer persefen. Sie
So6ter ion na9 einisen Sabren cine
Sausfrau tperben. Sir bieien Beirut
ipate lie ersogen tperben. SIT nun oas
Die @bii6t Der Gltern, penn lie ihre
So6ter in cine Sphf6ule ober Itd@
oemie fbiden9 Weit entfernt! sic
balten bic GrSiebung ibrer So9ter
fir p%oItommen, nenn btsie ourh pors
nefnt I Manieren bic glide Der Welt
auf iid 81 aieben peib. Der dubers
li6e 5irniB geniigt linen; uusgenom>
men, penn Der Batter in bus anbere
grtrem iibersebt uno ~perldngt, bob
ieine So9ter nit alien Stubien ppuz
geftppft tperoe, bic benz mdnnli6en
8ei4le6te sebiibren. Die armen 9es
f6Opfe pifen ipdter nitt, tpenr iie
Witter uno Sausfrauen seporben,
mas tie nit al benz selebrten 4rum
dnfangen ioaen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
BIO Bono GOaeae.

8eim Serannaben Der WiebererDffs
nuns unierer pfarri9ulen unb bDbe.
rem Gebranitalten mo9tsn mir beute
auf eine 4nftalt aufmerfiam maiden,
bic gan3 beionoere 8ea4tuns perbient.
gs lit bas bonn ieL Dr. Salamanr.
benz pionier Der tatbolii9en grSis6s
ung i'm Noroneiten, in 0erbinbung
nit benz tatb. 2ebrerfeminar gegriin>
bette Yio Nouo GoIlege gu ct.
Srancts, Wis.
Die 4nitalt lisst etpa cine babe
Meile- fiibli1 bon Der Stubtgrsnae
Milpautte's unb 1T bur9 bic eleftri.
f9e Strabenbabn bequem 3u errsiden.
Oas S4ulgebdube, inmitten zines
rei5enoen partes gelegen, 1T bon ges
fduigem IeuBern. Die 9Gnge, Stu,
bteniGle unb alafenraume iinb bod,
gut pentilirt unb in ieber Besie6unq
atpedentipre4enb. Was bic Gage beS
Golless betrifft, 70 tann man fagen,
baB taum elm plab gu finben if, Der
fur cine bsrartise @nftalt better &c,
eignet mare.
Der 9ebrcurius umfabt ale 3peiqe
elmer sriinbli4en unb prattiidsn @r,
%siebuns, aufsebaut auf ioliber relisi0.
Ter Srunolase. Gs baben n u faa
tbOlii4e 30slinge .3utritt. Die Ben.
fionsgebibren iino duBerit mdBig unb
geitatten aud minber bemittelten
auaben unb Siinslinsen, ii9 cine
tiidtise G~rsiebuns gu fidern. Ies
ben benz unterri9t in Der Qanbess
ipra6e pirb benz beutf6en lin.
terri9t beionbere @ufmertiumtsit &c,
f9entt.
Sir Solde, beren @orfenntniIe
gum @intritt in ben reaelmGBiaen
Gurfns nod nidt bsre6tiaen, beftebt
eins @orbereitunsstlaEe.
Mit Hedt beriibmt lit bas bio
Ncno College audi peusn isiner auss
gesei6neten MuiitI9ule.
Wir perpeiien unfere 2eisr auf bic
ipeaieae @n5eise an anDersr Steae
bisies 9lattes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28
Ser Mrlaoma slider

i9reibt in isiner neueiten @usacbe:
Wenn bic nWfifiionGre" in China ale
Dom &aliber bes Hepersnb Mifter
Sptes iinb, Der BEL 8esinn Der Wers
folsuns BON 9onstons aussetniffen
unb bieier Sage in 9ipeabam @ul6
ansefommen 1T, bann punbern mir
uns ni4t mebr iiber ben 4usbru1 Der
Repolution. Sptes 1T elm perIpffenes
SibiDibubus unb Elm 9um6ugger err
ten Ranses. @r sibt fi9 als prepis
ger Der Santifiedtioniften aus unb
mill adt5is Sauienb 3opftrdser in
China setauft baben. 8eitoblen pirb
err ie baben, bas peritebt er aus Dem
If, taufen tOnnte er tsinsn, penn er
poate. neil er nod niemals geIeben
bat, mics sema6t piro. Cries mahte
ii9 Dor brei Sabren bier in 9ipeabam
iebr mauiig unb mir gaben linn oa.
mails Noti5, pie unise 9eier iid erin,
nern peroen, baB er bic Stabt perlaf=
fen ioae, ipenn ibm iein Stalp lieb
pGrc. gr that es prompt uno aes
lanste na4 lansererW anberI9aft, Der
9immel peiB pie, na4 benz Rei9 Der
Mitte, mo er iid als Miiiiondr ans
iperben lieb, unb in biefer GisenI6aft
jeee Gelesenbeit pabrnabm, Gpnper-
titen unb fol4e. bic eS perben tpoIIs
ten, gu rupfen. Der srobe 4ufitano
fam ibm redt selesen, ba bic Mifs
ii%onsbebOroe, bic binter feline Srids
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1900-08-28

&idereien in ben 9emeinben betunbet,
bteien Slu4 bat man iebr oft iif
felbit su perbanten.
Oieies lit iibrigens nur eine Der
bDien Solsen, pel9e Der gdnSli6:
Mansel an prinSipiell gutter
fatbolii6en 8ereinen, ooer Der Mans
gel bes ani9luhes an ben Staatspers
banb unb ben Hationalperbano, ben
B { NJ q b gentralz8 erein, mad
fi9 aiebt. Sine piel pi9tigere Srase
lit oieie dnbere: vWenn mir nidt our6
unier ipitematiid sebestes uno sez
pflegtes tatbolii9es @ereinspeien in
Der beimatbli9en 2otalitdt, i'm Staas
te unb in Der Ration uns fGbige unb
parlamentdriid gei6ulte tatbOlii9e
2atsnmdnner fir Die Qngriffe auf Die
Stride in Der Seffentli4teit beran@
Sieben, pDber io1en bieielben bann
tommen?" Sas 9epunoern unb
W -. unoaufreiben iiber bas Genz
trum piro ni6t unerem 9anbe
fdbi9e, tatbolilde 2aientrdfte d +
E n, unb nod piel peniser ods n3its
tern 0 ben pielen Wtibbrdu4en", bic
ofi in 9ereinen = audi tatbc!iIben
= ,groB9eSosen tpuroen. gs betBt
a Il treten uno bag tatbolif6e
8olt ii unb leiten, bann
piro Der grfolg ni4t ausbleiben unb
Die WiBbrdu6e Iperben b E b n
peroen. &iio, Sanp ans 8ert, fa@
tbplif6e @ereinsmGnner! @riinbet
peutiAe, tatbolif6e @ereine, tpp nod
teSs iinb unb forget bafir, oab bic
.bereits beitebsnoen 8ereine itd ni9t
nur ben StaatsperbGnben, ionoern
audi benz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, benz alt>
%beDdbrten Gentrals@ ereine, ani9lie=
BEN!