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Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-25

ferent grounds. He clains not to
know exactly how many children
he has, but says the number is be-
tween eighteen and twenty. two.
He has two children by his pres
ent wife. Mr.. Poteet is 6fly-four
years of age aud is we'll known in
the vicinity where he Mt present
resides.
Chicago, April 23 \ dispatch
Ia the Record. Herald from Indin.
napolis says: II the plans that are
being matured here do not niscar-
ny Mayor Taggari Of this city will
he made chairman Of tho democra-
cratic national committee before
the end Of the present year, and a
systematic organization will be
begun throughout the states of the
South and West 10 make David Is.
Hill. of New York, tho party nom
ince for president at the next ma
tional convention. Tho parliament
tary steps in this Organization have
already been taken, and more
than "A majority of the members OF
the national committee are pledg-
oil to Mayor Taggart and the may
or and the men who are back OF
his candidacy are pledged to Hill
1t is now thought that the worst
of the flood in the upper Ohio and
its tributaries is over, though the
crest of the high water has not
reached the points below Pitts
burg At that city the water ha'
receded, but great damage will b'
done before il reaches its norma
level The loss in the Allegheny
aud Monongahela valleys vii
amount to several million dollars
Wills thousands of people hav,
!, been thrown ont Of work and ma
ny are temporarily homeless. M
merous washouts have been repor
ted along the railroads in the foo
dsd district, and river townelhavl
e. suffered severely. IL asexpectet
. that the highest stage will be rea
ched in Cincinnati by Tuesda.
morning. The backwater has a
ready inundated all tie bottoms c
, Mill Creok valley and most of tn
Little Miami valley No loss c
, life has been reported as direc
( result of the high water. Tn
, rain and snow continue mt man
5 points throughout the upper OH
! water shed.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-25
OFFICIAL CALL
For Democratic Primary Election
to be Held May II, 1901.

For the purpose OF nominating
Democratic candidate for the Of
flee of representative from the
counties of Crittenden and Liv-
ingston, to be voted for at the No
vember election, 1901, primary
election is hereby called, and the
same TO be conducted under the
following conditions:
|. Said primary is to be held
throughout Crittenden and Liy-
ingston counties at the various re-
gular voting places therein on Sat
urday, May 18th, 1901, between
the hours of 7 o'clock, a. IN. and 4
O'Clock, p. IN.
2. This primary will not be held
under, or governed by the laws of
this State regulating elections, but
will be conducted by the Democra-
tic Chairmen and Committees of
said two counties.
3. The election at each voting
precinct will be conducted by two
Judges and one clerk, each of
whom shall be appointed by the
Democratic Committee Chairman
of the county in which they shall
serve.
4. All the voting shall be by Sc
cret ballot, and at the close of the
polls the officers Of each election
precinct shall count the vote cast,
and make and sign a certificate
showing the number of votes cast
for each candidate, at said pre-
cinct; this certificate, together
with the poll books and all ballots
voted at said precinct, shall be de-
livered Ivy the clerk 10 his. county
Chairman on or before the follow
ing Tuesday, May I4th, and on the
following Thursday, May 10Th, the
Chairmen of the two countie:
shall meet at Salem, KY, anC
count and canvass the vote cast in
the two counties, and give certifi
cate of nomination to the candi
date receiving the greatest mum
Der of votes.
>. If for any cause either coun
ty Chairman can not attend the
final count to be held at Salem
May 10th, then the Secretary o.
his county committee shall be au
thorized to act in place of his
Chairman.
6. All legal voters, who have at
filiated with the Democratic party
heretofore, and all young men who
will be legal voters at the coming
November election, and who vii
affiliate with the Democratic par
ty, are invited to participate anC
vote in said primary election.
Given under our hands this, the
9th day of April, 1901.
p. 5. MAXWELL,
Chairman Crittenden Co. Demo
cratic Committee.
RID REED,
Chairman Livingston Co. Demo
cratic Committee.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-25
THE LATEST.
State News Told In Brief Par.
agraphs.

NJ ljhnNliio J"'y S"'' ho"poh
Ooinn the death penalty for the
murder Of Policeman Crum.
Licking. Salt. Green and Ken
urky rivers ARE on a rampage.
,o,np TO the incessant rains. aud
.np,h damage has been done
Lexington, April 81 The home
fO,orge w. Balm, the temper
.or, lecturer was destroyed 10y fire
TINS afternoon. Loss 5000.
Justice j. II. Little one Of the
,Jest citizens Of Paducah, took
u overdose Of morphine Sunday
..ening from which he died Mon
day.
senator Deboe states that The
Resident will appoint A. NJ j.
r.rhrnn Federal Judge IN the
.,v kentucky District instead 81
ey.Ciuv Bradley.
The grand jury at O~ensboro
,,Iicted Commemorative After
,,y j. Edwin Rowe, charging that
ns accepted money for dismissinp
.nmbing cases,
Williamstown. Ky, April II
Several thousand acres of land
wing in the northern part OF Gran
c,nnty have been leased 10y ih'
Standard Oil Company, who vii
bore for oil.
Greensboro, Ky. April ~. -Hor
Lancaster, aged three years,
s,n If Pat Lancaster, died las
NIGHT of consumption. Physician
.,, that he has had the diseas
slnce birth.
Jackson. Ky. April 20 Minn'
spears. aged %, wife Of jaime
Sp,ars. committed suicide 10y TAX
n, morphine. A quarrel with he
husband is assigned MS n reasoI
,r the rash net,
Nadisonville. Ky, April 20.
john - Wallace, n prominent Tar
u,r II Webster county, has i'ee
arrested. charged with criminal
a eulting Mrs Ed Dockery. tn
wife Of neighbor
Williamsburg, Ky, April Is
Rlbcrt Winkler, the little son q
druggist II. c. Winkler. who NOV
g here from Louisville about
5 'ar ago, died in grent agony lns
night from eating raisins
henderson, Ny, April 20. Til
Non \. o. Stanley. Of this city
un5 declared his intention OF he
coming n candidate for Congress
from the Second Congressionc
district.
henderson, Ky, April Eth
Cpel City and tow on her dow
tIp collided with pier No. 4 OF IN
Henderson bridge. sinking iiy
hlrses Of coal. She had 10 piece
lu her tow. Two hands wer
drowned.
Piueyille, Ky, April l7-MiS
MaIInda Burns, aged eleven year
and solomon Baker, aged thrice
years, we're married in the count
clerk Is office here The parents
the young people were present mn
gave their consent.
Greensboro, Ky, April Goo
lector Franks is in receipt OF 10
ter from Commissioner of lntern
Revenue Yerkes, which states thu
the revenue office is in excellel
condition, adding; "Tho glade
Your office is fixed at No. /" h
states that but three offices in I'll
country attained this grade. Th
Is most desirable compliment.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-25

Window. shades, all sizes and
oolors. at Boston d Walkers.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-25
Hay for Sale.

Have lot of fine timothy hay
for sale. Any one desiring first
class hay should call on or address
j. L. Flanary, Ids Ferry.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-25
Secure Tickets Early.

Next week tickets for the Tay-
lor lecture can be secured at the
low price of go cents, general adj
mission, and s. cents reserved
seats. After Saturday the prices
will be 10 cents and $1.00. Take
advantage of the low prices and
secure your seats. The demand
will be great; buy early and get
good seats On sale at Woods d
Fowler's.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-25
THE LOST FOUND.
A Missing Marion Man Returned
- To His Home.
The Story Of His Wanderings Among
The Zinc and Lead Veins. / He
Starts to interview EtidorhT Q
eut is Sent Home by Mail.

Daring the past few weeks the
editor of the Press caused to be
inserted the following advertise
mentin several of the leading pa
pers throughout the country:
Iepsr or MIsLAD.- The Mining
Reporter of the sCrittenden
PiiEss. When last heard from
he wore number seven and
three -eighths nat, and carriedia
corn on his right foot. III his
head - not unduly swelled the
same size hat will fit him-also
the corn. II found please re
turn him To this Office 10y Uni
ted States mail as fourth class
matter p. S. Prepay the post
age.
Yesterday morning we had an
unusually heavy mail. Postmas-
ter Crider had TO ask the assistance
Of one of his helpers 20 raise and
open very large mail pouch.
Amid fragments of galena, zinc
blende, carbonates and pieces o.
huur spar, combined with the odol
of hydro chloric acid, the missing
man fell out. He was simply bub
ling over with enthusiasm. Al
near as we could understand his
language he continued to repeat:
There will be hot time
In the old town next month.
There will bc hot time.
His story will appear on the
first page of next weeks Press
aud will be found full of facts a
4 well as 'fancies.
Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1901-04-25

lIoHl " uelccllNo nHc III llle kllcn-
on and the roof was in flame when
tho occupants discovered the dan
ger and escaped. Loss $500,
partly insured
Attorney General w. l., Taylor
OF Indiana, gives out an interview
which is interpreted To mean that
Gov. Durbin will not honor n re-
quision for the return Of the Goe-
bel murder conspirators to Ken
lucky.
Louisville Times; The peach
crop is safe this year and there
will he an abundance OF the fruit.
Indeed dealers are already begin
ming 10 predict that there will be
too many peaches and that the
quality will not be so fine and that
the prices will be So low that it
will not pay To pick tho fruit from
the trees.
After being out less than two
hours the jury in the case Of Gar.
nett Ripley found him not guilty
81 participating in the conspiracy
Ia Kill William Goebel. The ef'
feet Of the trial upon the other
cases is not certain. but II is taken
TO show that Taylcr. Finley, and
other fugi,ives, il guiltless. need
not fear to return 10 ask n fail
trial.
Darlington. Ky, April IA
tragedy was enacted at Norton
willie. seven miles north of here
last evening, when lsaac Todd,
non.union miner employed at thu
, Oak Hill Coal Company's mines
of that place, was shot and killed
by Oscar Garrett, union mine
and ex-exploycr OF the same com
pany.
n Senator Deboe stated to Louis
Vile Republicans that Judg
? Cochran had practically been de
, termincd upon by President Nc
Kinley, as Judge of the new Fed
eral district in Kentucky. H.
denied that he had weakened ol
former Gov Bradley and said Their
y was no truth in the report that e.
Gov Bradlcy's testimony in sh
Ripley trial had preiudiced hi
chances for the judgship. He SAT-
Judge Cochran had been promises
{ the place when Judge Evans WA
b. given the appointment Mt Louis
a vile.
Chicago, April ls.-Charles u
Sweeney. n wealthy cotton plantc
2 Of Greenville. Ky, early toda,
shot aud killed his wife and theI
. blow out his brains lie called a
: a friends house where his wife wa
/ stopping. lie asked for his wifi
and hearing lis voice she appear
. cd. Selling her he drew n revol
YER and told the. boy to run, BE
-. fore the terrified woman coul'
scream Sweeney sent a bulle
through her brain, killing her in
. stantly Placing the weapon t
his own head, he fired, and drop
ped corpse beside the body @
s his wife. Mrs. Sweeney was
s. daughter of Thomas p. Morgan
n an extensive planter in GreenvIllt
y Ky. The tragedy was the resnI
# of a divorce suit.
d Bowling Green, Ky, April Is
Thos. Poteet, n merchant of thi
|. county, enjoys the unusual dis
/. tinction of having seven Twin
Al wives. He went west and live
1t several years. Four of his forme
It wives, he says, lived in Wester
# states, two in Edmondson count,
Q this state. and one, the wife wit
"a whom he now lives, in this cour
IS tv. He has been divorced fror
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
gsetdffc Gciaueue Der gBctt.

Sic beoelltenbHe pstroleumquelle Der
Q8eIt III ieBt pDn Rnpi.dn 6rant W.
8ropn poil Der 3agnS Oil uno pipe
Cine gDmpaHp i'm Beaumont Ssslo pun
5sras erIbloiien tporoer. aapitan
8rDur, ffaber Mitglisb Der Selproou-
3etltenfirnia 8arnsball & Brotvn bat
am 9ienIfag benz Yiiisburger foniult!-
renben Sngenieur 90. s. @ilFon, iuels
der on Der SpiBe ettles 5pnoifates
iiebt, Dos nit $3.50, 600 in der Rom=
paanie betbeiligt iii, te.egraplirt, oaB
Der erlfe Beirolel!mbraniieil Der Gon=
pasnie cine Sbatiahe gstuoroen lei uno
200, 900 SAB grb6l per 3aa lieferi.
|iDeroe. Ger 8runslen lei $40 SUB tief
|uno 80 CUB in ben Dlboiti9en 9anb=
Ifsin gebobrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14

1872 Milioneil Gallonen Wein
inn IN aellern in pertalual aufge.
tpei6ert uno fol GROCER aaaugel nil
Gaum berrf1en, ula Die oiesldDrige
Weinernte untersubrin9en.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14

4cittabeMe flsr Dic GibMtt1cts
pcs 5grct8gegid,teS M. %.
1909.

Gtaat GAio
s5fnitrr &reiSgcritbts.9 s.9iitrtft
es tit biern.it ansserouet. baB bic 1erntiIe peg
2rcisoerltes Der psriAisoenen Gnuntss IN bisicH
benonuteu &reiie fit bas Sebr 1902 tctgsaosrma6eu
DeftimlRt ieta iollen:
TarEslb Gsantc.
am 4 Gage bes Sai'liar iaS ON 2 aass oss Ssp'
teinber.
Gin Ia. Eag .es Sanuor unb ON Q. Easf Ses Ssa'
gsaune G51sis.
am II. Gasc pes 5eDraar naS am 2s Ia9e nss
Gtatf gcGntn.
Egn 25. gaoe bcS 6e5ruar uno on, 80 Ie3e beS
ssaar County.
am Is. Gage bes Mdrs pnb aw =. Iage oes
Gftpbcr
gm Is. Sage oss Mtara nno am IA 2o9e ocs
gRusfnGnm GnaEtn.
Mm 90. Gu0e oes @pril uuo GU 81 GAGE Deg
Gftober
Morsaa Gouuta.
GIN 90 Go9e bcs slprf uun om "a Io9e bas
@errn goan.p.
am 6. Gage bcs Ntai Eub cD II. lass bth
BENDER.
arn 1s. Gage bes Moi uHb am s. Gage bes
Wuoember.
Gabnctcn GpaIts.
slnl 60 Sage beS spai nno orl rs. Tags bes
GftDber.
solatss CGnnta.
ani 27. Gage bes s1eai uub ON q. Iosa bss
gnsearanas Gounts.
mm 8. Gage bcs Stunt rao ON g. 2aes esi
&arSan Gouatp.
GIN TO- Gage hes 3nnl nTo am 8 &a8e be5
9e5cmber
am IT, 1ogc bes SIn Gu5 ON lS Geae oei
SeSenber
@enannte Gerinute IoUeu Hm 9 nbr g5Emttsa9i
anIongen.
II. Scptcnber 1901.
g. W. 0pIgfaSa.
st. Mt 1oprhers. Nibter.
Wt 8. s0ogabne,
gtadt GGio 90
SnscaratpaS Golutn, I 90
Sda g. g. Mte@il, @Gert bes @erthtatofes fir a.
tpDbnl!dJe &etDtSat9en taTtrbaio bes Au5e0raDoi
@puntp G9io bebeint9c htermlt oab has Worttebcno
elite getseue uuo ribtioe Mbhrit Der Sri9lnaloef!m
htnn9er a0er bic pEerlnine fnr be AbpalfnHa DC
GresgerbtS StBunaen In 5. SeriGfSne5irf DON I9io
it, tpie oldbe eBt IN meiier Offtce oori1e9t
ais 9eolouhtgur9 hterhr fot9t matus staenqonSa9
luterihrit nub haS Gie9al hfs GsHoHuseH e5erdGs Z
9teip 4biaoeip9ia, Cbio. an So Septemoer, H.
1901
(5ie9eD 8. 8. &e@sh. elsrf'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1901-11-14
Setsn7ndegs ggeass5oscu o5a
YcEGsgIpau5d ginictt.

GEcarFoHs'Iidst s.i niebrisen Gatca fit s5cim.
fHaaubc not5 4unften int @Aesft IND g.een psroe,t
BOT oeu 43ennfglpGHia ataeu ON & nlb e stopefstcr
uno 8. NIB II 2e5slabgr osrsnuft n,etben 9,ahersa
foer JsafsE. 9h9e Itu. crn ahiitagier- unb ltzrty
M8eHfeH oer S.a1ripIpGnsu atEtsa eripeilt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-24
Yii6oi We6mer mno oiefatbo'
Iii6c VODeration.

l1eber bas grgebnib bes &atboli>
iGen observations Contents in Ginz
cinnuti ion ii6, Ha9 eiHer ani4eiz
nenb psrIGbliden Melbung, Der bo3z
MITE &crr SiI9of MeBmer BON
Green Ban, Wis., pel6er Der Gpnz
pentipn beitpobnte uno an oerielben,
mic an Der gan5en Sepegung, berporz
rasenben glntbeil bate, BEL 0elegenz
felt elmer 8eipre6ung Der Notbipens
Dtatsit tatbOliIG:r 4rbeiter : 8ereine
allo eedubert 9aber: ManGer perOe
pialei9t un3ufriebsn bamit iein, bag
bic ipeben gesrinbete 5Dberution nod
,nihts Sanbgreiflides getban", tetne
mihtigen 8ei6liiie dngenommen uno
feline grobartige Prin5ipien : Grtldz
rung a~bgegeben bebe. Dieter Sors
purf entbebre inbes Der Segriinoung.
Gs laIle ii6 nt6t Ques duf einmal
errei6en, uno ipenn Die S0oeration i'm
nG9iten Sabre pierer 81 ibrer Gpnz
pentipn Suiammentrete. perbe lie ies
benfaus Die erforDerli6an Shritte
tbun, nm bus 3isl 81 erreiden, bas
lie ii6 ielbft seItett babe. Die emit
peilige Sauptar6eit: bic Silbung uno
@riinbuns bes 8unDes, lei aethan uno
bamit nidt penis errei9t. Qr4 piirfe
niht persefen rperoen, oaB oaber ben
beutid : amerttanif6eu &atbolitsn
3ugeitdnbnife semu6t poroen ieien,
bic taum gu ertparten gepeIen wGren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-24
;Stt &anie Der @bgeoroneten
1T @aittngton, .. g.,

ertlGrte Der RepubIitaner Sepburn
bon Soma am perfl. Mtttpp9, buB
bic bemOtratii6e partet bic @ominis
itratton in cine Gage gebra9t babe,
in Der lie tpiber ibren Wiaen ii9 entz
idlieben mubte, ben Gubanern unabz
bdnsisteit 81 seben. Die 0emotraten
tDnnten iebt gut iubeln. aber beoor
piels Sabre berflofen iein perben,
fpiirben iie bas llnpetie, ben Gubas
nern lInab9dnsisteit gu ssben, ielbit
einieben.
Sn anberen @prten ertlGrt Serr
burn, es lei bur6aus ni9t bea6ii9tigt
qepeien, ben Gubanern ibre unubz
hdngigteit gu geben. Wan Tel bartn
nur benz Orange Der Osmotraten ge=
tpi6en !
0as lit .itarter Sabat!!" Die grs
tldruna, bab mir ben Srieg nit Spa=
MEN nt9t tpeseu Cuba anftnsen, unb
bas @erfpreden guba's unab6Gnsigs
felt gu garantiren beabii6ttste bic
Regierung olio ni6t gu a9tsn!
Wabrbaftis bas lit bic 9eu6eIsi melt
detriebenl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-24
Ser Wrisona SLIDER

i6rei6t in ietner neusiten Drummer:
rWir psrben in 3ufunft fein Ginbz
pieb mebr an 3abiunssitatt dnneb=
men, lei es fir BEN Slider" ODER fir
Waaren aus uniern periGiebenen 2G=
ben. 8pr etli6en @cC bra9te Der
o~idpanitige Sim gr4 bon Der
Darling Hanh uns einen S6Isn, Der
an Seiitbeit ietnem Serrn nidt nud=
itanb uno bot i'm uns our Sedung
ieiner Hednung an. Dos Sbier
idien 80. g." gu fem, unb mir acceps
tirten es ni6t nIr, icnbern saben benz
ni8tsnuBigen @rptpe ipsar mod meb.
rere Dollars bararf 'raus, bamit er
fi6 an Stele bes S6ien einen 4ffen
taufen fDnnte. Na6ber ftelte ii1
beraus, oab Der Sd!e eritens seitoblen
unb 5peitens aft uno 5Gb mar. Wir
BADEN ben famoien Sim ben u~nlerer
Ibpnnentenliite gsitriden unb uns
auf Der Darling Hon4 angelesent=
LID INN ietnen 9egeupGrtigen 8erblei6
ertunbiet, leiber pine Reiultat. SoIte
er uns mai unter Die Singer tummen.
10 perren mir linn etpas Ndberes
iiber Die S6iolpgie unb einise anbere
oamit nod perpantte WiHeni6aftsn
tldr MAIDEN. 8is Dabin perbitten mir
uns Die 3uienouna BON Rinbpieb,
Dierz unb speibeiniasm. Nuh Sur.
tens tDnnen mir ~brrldufig nidt mebr
aebrauhen. Die uns iberIanbten
tparen spar ale, unslei9 benz S9Ien,
jung unb Sart, aber tpenn man neun,
aebn Sage lang Morsens, Mittass
unb 4beuos Surtepfletid geipsiit bat
uno teinen Bid auf ben 9pf tbun
tam, obne Susenpe bon gremplaren
behelben 5eoerpiebs gu ieben. bann
perssbt ginem Der Qppetit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-24

riibmteIte gattunn in Niirnberg Tell
Satrlr 1tert.n torseiteqt riro. 9pd
alNn Sbrrn i'm fernen SItn lit be.
tannt ourd feline 9fefTertu6en, pts
8rauni6petg bnrd ieinen Spnis-
tu6en.
linb Ir fettiam e3 erideinsn mag.
Gin perortiges nit re:9iiGsn 3utba,er
bon Butter uno &tni9 ber8eIteute4
@tbGd, it cine re1te We.bucAt3s
ipetfe, Die elmer ipmbDliiGsn GntOez
dung niGt entbebrt.
@s itebt i'm 8ropbsts SIaics z.
15, naGbem i'm II. @erie bic Geburt
res Gotnes ben cer Sunsfrau prs
tiabet 1T: Butter hnb Spnig pirb er
eiien, oab Il pifs, 90Ies 81 pertparien
pno Sues 3u erpGbien."
Sn alien Weibno1tsipiel:n 6ringi
man caber Dem Seiustinoe Butter uno
Spnigtuten olS GsIG:Hfe bar. 90
5e.Bt e5 in e.nem fG.c1IG.n 3.i5z
nodtsIieoe:
SD lauf idb cet tbn no rcrun
uro leg i'm 9orf eu9 all,
DAB Die Ra1burn mas auIammen
tragen,
Sine Butter uno cine 6%pniaflaoen."
n&atbplifdes Wp9enblatt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-24
MMtMug. &atboltfeu.

Das r&atbolii6s Sonntassblatt"
ihreibt:
IS tpetterleu6tet iiberaI - Dte
@eiebmaI6insn in Der 8unbes.
bauptitabt ltno in ben SduptitGbten
Der peri6iebenen Stcaten pes 3anbss
tpsrben balD pisper nit 8oQbampf
arbeiten. Die 0ersansenbeit bat
uns geseigt baB Die pfarriaulen ben
Treunben Der reli9ionsloien Staats.
i9ulen Elm Dorm i'm 4uge limb.
Sarum mub 2ebtere auf jebe mig.
life unb eroenfliGe Weiie besinitigt
perben UNI bic Griitens Der pfarr.
i6ule au eri9pereH poer fpgar IN.
mDali6 gu MAIDEN. @ae @n3ei6en
Deuten barauf bin, Dab man in pieltn
lesislatiren &Orperidafteu I'M 2aufe
oes Winters mebr als friiber bars
auf binar6ei!en mirt. Sn Sa:nois
t1nren mir umS pieoerum alf einen
8ampf sefaBt ma6:n. sSn @eprsia
Iudt man ben pfarri9ulen BEN Sc.
besitob al eeben. Die in Der 2eaisz
latur porliegenoe 9ia psrfist einfa@,
bdb ieoss i9ulpfli6tiss &ino Die
Stautsifule beiuhsn muB! Nu9 in
Der nd6ften Seiiion Der Sopa'er 2es
aislatur wirb, alien 4Hi1eine mad,
BON Staatsi4ul : Sanatitern elm
nsuer Irlauf 5ur obligatoriihen Gina
fii6ruug bes nSreibi6er"s Shpinb:Is
e. unentgeltli6e" 2ieferungd dler
ShulbiGer an fdmmtlibe 3Sglinge
Der Public Saools auf Soften Der
aeiammtsn Steuer5ahler) geplant.
limb es perluutet, bab bon linen BE-.
reits einc Qnaabl rtpublitaniI6er 2es
aislaturs Mitgliecer uuf bic llnters
itiibuHg bieies peitersn @erIu9s CUR
8ranoiGGbung Der pfdrrIGula
Treunoe fOrmIid perpflidtet iino."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1901-12-24
Sas Weibn a6tSgebdd.

Wobl in ieDem beuti6en Sdule be-
reitet uno per5e6rt man felt Differs,
tpenn bas III. gbriitfeit iia nabt, sez
ipiiIe peibna6tli9e 8ebGde, Die in ben
psri6iebenen 2anbfduftsn anbers auz
bereitet unD geItaltet Deroen. 3par
lit Der @e6rau9 b~eIonbere 8dfereien
su Der feitli6en s3eit berSuiteaen, al=
beibnii9. bereiteten bod uniere 8orz
fa6ren Ipl6e aus Sets geformte 8ilber
ibrer 9DBeR unb Der geheiligten
Sbiere, nel9e Tie odnn BEL ben Spferz
I6mGuien per5ebrten, boh fpuroe AUDI
pieIe Site burd be ariitli9en Senp>
bpten hires urlpriingli6en Gbaratters
nad unb na6 enttleioet.
Wobl nun bic penigften, Die beute
aur feitli6en 3eit bic aus Sets sez
formten Sitter uno Yferbe, SirIhe
unb 8Gde nit 8e6asen perfpeilen,
BADEN cine 4bnung, baB emit gegen
bieis Meblbilber bic Stride tire @er'
bote erlieb.
Gerartise gebdds in Sbiers unb
Msnfdeuform finber fid nod in ben
meiftsn beuti9en Gdnoern; 10 perben
in S6ltiien uao Sa4ien MGnner
unp S9peine, in Stsiermdrt MGnner
unb Stride aus Semmelteig geba=
den. Sriiber mar es gebrau6li6, fe
6eioeuipeden au nennen, tpte man jebt
nod in Weitpbalen Die Saf9tngsbrobe
beiBt. Sn Sdna6en pieberum bat
mar au Weibna9ten ySprinserle",
elm 9atpert nit barauf geprebten
SigursH bon Meuiteu uf6 Sbieren,
8lumen u. /. no.
Man bat aber beIIeres 9ebGt ais
bie{e Meni6ens uab Sbiergeitalten.
Sm mittleren unb n0rbliden 9eutl9=
ldnb berrfden bic rGbriftfoaen" Dor;
i'm fiibliden elm GebGd, in bas 9ez
bDrrte girnen, &Oiinen, Jeigen unb
bersl. %einssbuden perben, unb bas i'm
f9nGbiiden Gebiete .SuSelbrpt", i'm
8aieriid Seiterrei9ifAen r&lDBenz
brot" beibt.
8sfonbsrs bslisbt finb in fat garl3
DeutIGldnb bic Yfeffertuden, NIT
Scr'g suhereii.te e., -. beren Be-