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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
FOREIGN NOTES OF INTEREST.

Four persons found living in wave-worn
cave on the seashore at Ninewells, Dundee,
have been fined Is. each, or twenty-four hours
Imprisonment in default.
One hundred and eighty pounds in gold and
silver was found wrapped in old rags under
her pillow after an old woman named Mary
Rettigan was removed to Claremorris. Work
house,
For stealing a bicycle valued at e5 los. SEN
fences OF four years penal servitude were
passed on two young men named John and
william Griffin at the Middlesex Sessions,
London.
land and Wales during 1900. These figures are
equivalent to a birth rate of 2S.7 per cent
per ]. 900 persons living, which is the lowest
on record.
BOYS absolutely fought to get at the auto
matte gaming machines, and when they had
lost their money left the shop crying, stated
a police witness recently at Lambeth during
the hearing OF a summons against refresh
ment dealer for allowing gaming in his
premises.
Special harvest weather forecasts in Eng
land will be supplied in sixpenny kilograms
TO farmers by the Meteorological office daily
at $3.50 p. m, froc. June to September 80.
The forecasts will apply to the weather for
the twenty-fOur hours following the midnight
of the day Of issue.
Engineers and artihcers for the French navy
are to be trained board an old transport
which has been turned into naval school
ship at Bordeaux. She win accommodate 400
cadets, who will go through four years
course.
1t is estimated that Canadian forests will
furnish wood for the pulp industry for $40
years. The forests Of Norway and Sweden,
which furnish the material for European paper
and the United States has about exhausted its
EiInnlv.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
Government Figures on Liquor
And Coal Output For Year

Washington Correspondence of The Chi
cago Daily News: There is little consola-
ton for temperance workers to be found
in the report of the manufacture of alco-
holic liquors during the year ended May
81 1900 which has just been made by the
census bureau. The report shows that
the value of the land. machinery, tools
and live stock used in the manufacture
of liquor aggregates S457. 674.0S7 and that
there are ESQ adjustments all making
money turning out alcoholic stimulants.
During the census year. the report says,
there were 1.19S. COZ. 104 gallons of malt
liquor, 1O3. 30.423 gallons Of spirits and g.
425,567 gallons Of wine CT various kinds.
making a. total Of 1926. 85S,0A gallons of
all Kinds of alcoholic liquors which were
manufactured I'm the United States during
that year According to Admiral BOwles.
OF the bureau Of construction Of the navy
department. this amount OF liquor would
make a lake I'm which a battleship-n not on
ly could float but in which II could be
maneiivered The total consumption for
this country is estimated at 1922, 1876, 6S5
gallons. or I7.3 gallons per capita for every
man, won an and child found by the census
enumerators
Illinois led the list in the manufacture
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
AGREES WITH Mr.. DENNIS AS
TO TREATMENT OF SCHOOLS

To the Editor OF The Journals:
In perusing the columns Of Saturdays
Journal my attention was drawn to the
forcible article OF Mr.. NJ B. Dennis en-
titled "Georgia's Unwarranted Treatment
of Her Teachers is Inexcusa BILE" Having
formerly been a teacher OF considerable
experience in the rural schools Of our fair
state feel in a position to give an I'M
biased view Of the privations and incon-
veniences suffered by our common school
teachers; and add my plea to Mr.. Dem
MIS- for prompter pay to this overburden-
ed and underpaid class OF citizens.
would urge upon The Journal las one
of Georgia's most powerful mediums) that
1t put this matter before the people In
its true light and endeavor to remedy this
undying shame to the Empire State.
Much has been said and little done to-
ward the Improvement of the condition
in general Of the common schools. Many
necessary repairs have been and are now
met out of the pocket of the teacher.
l give my own personal experience
Not more than five years ago 1 accepted
a school and found the condition OF the
building and surroundings about as fol-
lows: BlackbOa two boards ten inches
by ten feet, creased over with kerosene
and smut no bell no chalk, no erasers
no bucket for the well and much Of what
little furniture and fixtures sadly in need
of repairs. The actual cost out ol my
pocket was not less than $40.
And for FIVE months labor, under the
most trying difficulties received the
glorious sum OF 500. less 10 per cent dis
count. 1 was compelled to pay in order
TO get the money to pay actual living ex-
penses.
When you deduct the following sums
YOU will have an idea of what the average
teacher has to improve himself with dur
ing the summer months:
5000 for repairs and incidentals.
SOW discount
5000 in securing the school
5000 in attending the monthly teachers
institute.
5000 board for the term.
Leaving q balance Of 500 for clothes and
railroad fare.
1t is only by the most rigid economy
that they can hope TO spend more than
three months at normal schools or the
colleges.
repeat it, It is a burning shame that
this class Of citizens, who do so much
toward the upbuilding of the state and
who receive so little compensation should
have to wait from six to twelve months
for their pay, or give tenth 10 get their
contracts cashed.
Until this evil is corrected we cannot
hope for better schools or better teachers.
i believe that 1t Is now the duty OF the
peoule and the legislature to come for
ward and apply some remedy that will
relieve this strain upon these people and
while some will shirk that duty and criti-
else TO their discredit be 1t said, they are
wholly ignorant or unfeeling. Sincerely
yours. NJ. :. LANAEh-
Macon, Ga. ~
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
SUGGESTIONS FROM
OUR CORRESPONDENTS

apparent to my mind why the ignorant
and purchasable negro voter should be
disfranchised. There are in Georgia to-
day nearly as many negro voters as
whites, with a more rapid rate oS in
crease. Already In sixty-rnree counvIes
Of the state the negroes constitute
majority of the voting population. They
are becoming holder and more aggressive
each day. The recent scenes of North
Carolina may yet be enacted in Georgia.
Who will be the Hardwick of the next
house. Yours respectfully,
K. ]. HAWKINS.
Dublin, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
WHY NOT Mr.. CLEVELAND?

financial views of Mr.. Cleveland. and II is
a question whether the subaltern could DO
more or do IT better than his CHER at the
present time. Mr.. Cleveland has back
bone. and the country needs backbone.
Mr.. Cleveland has the confidence Of the
moneyed men of the country, and as be-
tween himself and Mr.. Roosevelt there
would be no comparison as to steadiness
I'm action.
1t is more than likely to be race be-
tween Hanna and the Democratic nofh-
nee. 1t will be a tough struggle II II
should be Mr.. Hanna VS.. Mr.. Cleveland.
Mr.. Hanna would simply have walk
over with some dozens that might be
named as his antagonists, but he would
have his hands full with Mr.. Cleveland as
the Democratic nominee.
The third term idea" is the greatest
objection that occurs TO my mind.
And perhaps Mr.. Cleveland would not
accept the opportunity If offered.
Then Mr.. German might-and there
must be somebody.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26

OF spirituous liquors with S2.5OS, ABS gallons.
Kentucky ranked second with q, 700 S7S
gallons. Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and
Maryland. follow in the order named.
FIGURES ON COAL OUTPUT.
The geological survey has just received
reports which represent fully. 81 per cent
OF the entire coal output of the United
States during the year 1901. In that year
292, 240, 1853 short tons we're mined which
were valued at S34s. S13, SS1. This is an in
crease Of 22.35S931 tons over the output Of
last year and an increase of $4l, 922, 467 In
value.
or the twenty-seven states which pro-
duced coal all save four showed an in
crease. The four whose product decreased
were California, Montana, New Mexico
and Tennessee. The production and value
of the output by states were as follows:
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
X-RAY BURN DEFIED
BY USE OF PARAFFINE

NEW YORK. June 19.-By the use OF
a single coat of parafine what is known
as the X-Ray burn can be prevented. ac-
cording to the statement of a physician
of this city. The indiscriminate use of
the X-Ray in medical work has been
handicapped by this burn, caused II is
supposed, by the powerful shaft of light
driving certain particles of bacteria in
the atmosphere into the parts under the
ray. This action can be entirely prevent
ed, it is claimed, by applying a coating Of
melted wax to the skin or by using
wax coated paper screen before the light.
You are liable to a sudden attack OF
Summer sickness and should keep in your
house a bottle of DR.. SETH ARNOLD'S
BALSAAI, the best known Remedy. War
ranted to give satisfaction or money re-
funded by Brannen g. Anthony, Atlanta.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
No Substitute Wanted.

No! did not ask for bottle any cheaper
or twice as large. or made by yourselves
I aid ask for and will not have any substitute
for Perry Davis Painkiller. have used 1t, my
father used ii and l would not be surprised II
nv grandparents did so, too. There Is no imi-
for etOu1ach ache .
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
cnhha No. > candldate.

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Juse al. B. Cobbs.
of this citT who has been mentioned as d
probable candidate for governor on the Repub-
iican ticket, denies that ne has any Intention
81 entering politics. Besides. he says, he is a
Democrat He expressed s'-prise that a re-
port of the ktr1 should h1sP got out and sail
in effect that he would NJ have the governor
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26

A preliminary report issued by the in
spectors of mines for Great Britain shows
that the production of coal in the United
kingdom for the last year was 2l9037, 240
long tons, a decrease of 1872, 923 tons. Our
coal production was nearly so per cent
larger than that of Germany, nearly
seven times that of Hungary and
more than eight times that of France.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
Official Organ Of Southern
S5SsSn Growers Association

The Seui-Weekiy Journal - the otn-
clai organ o. the southern cotton
Grbwers' Protective Association. the
only oficiai paper o. that organi1A-
ton and hereafter all official com
municatious q the associations ora
cers. and al matters pertaining 10 It's
, arairs viii appear IN these columns.
|. The Journal also invites members OF
the association and cotton growers ana
. farmers generally 20 use its columns
. for the exureSsfon o. such views and
suggestions as may be % interest and
value 20 the agricultural interests OF
the south
The Journal wiIl devote each week
tuo columns. as requested By the as
sociation. @ q Cotton Department.,
IN which VII arpe1r the otuctaA COM
uunications o. the ASSOCIATION and
such statistical ana other information
as bears upon the Fork o. the aSso-
citation and all matters OF interest 70
southern cotton growers
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
Crazy Woman Has Killed Twenty-one.

Crazy Woman Has Killed TWenty-One.
BOSTON, June 2L-Jane Toppan, who
was sent TO Taunton insane asylum by a
jury at Barnstable yesterday, where she
was tried for the murder Of Mrs. Mary d.
Gibbs. has made a confession to her senior
counsel Judge Fred NJ. Bixby. that she
killed thirty-one persons
They were patients whom she had
nursed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26

5000 Steel Range $3l 90.
Our free circulars give Cut
prices of everything.
stoves So 40, Dinner Sets
ss.4s, "a pieces Plated Table
Sets 50 90.
PADeEIT FUR. CO.,
Augusta, Ga.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26

Subscribers are requested TO adj
dress all inquiries for information
on subjects relating 70 the farm.
field. garden and poultry TO the
Agricultural Editor. All inquiries
win receive prompt and careful at
fentfon. No inquiries answered BY
mail Please address Harvie Jordan,
Agricultural Editor. Monticello. Ga 4
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF THE POLITICIANS
BY T. J. SIMMONS, JR.

last fall and Is now being suggested as
a candidate for the speakership.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26
Talks LDith Farmers
Condacsed BY c. H. Jordan

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-06-26

The many friends of T. S. Fielder, Of
Bibb, are congratulating him on the ex-
cellent race which he made in Bibb coun-
ty recently for the legislature. Mr.. Fielder
led the ticket over three candidates and
was overwhelmingly elected. Mr.. Fielder
is a cousin of Hon. T. B. Fielder, of At
lanta and is one of the most prominent
young men in the state. He took a promi-
nent part in the deliberations Of the house
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

nit Hep. @regorp Die liberoie 8elt
titr horofterlos boIten2 8eit ein.
foher ilnb peruiinftiaer lit es, lie fir
RELATIONSHIPS 3u balten. Sier lit Der
pabre @runb bes gbeiheiouugs.
llebels. Nues 8eihpGs bon Gbaraf.
ter lit eitler Sumbug. Hur mabre
Geltatpn fam ole chronological
uno Die gbeibeibunaen u%erbinoern.
Nur Die tatbolilde Relieion bat Elm
Seilmlttel gcgen oieies llebel. Die
Soften tonnen nidt ltno nouen Das-
Ielbe ntdlt perbinoern. Sic mohten
oasielbe nur etnaS einihrdnfen unb
aipar nlft aus iittlihen 8riinben,
lonoern aus politiidlelt uno io5ialen
8riinbelt. slber nit Incident Gedt
biirien Die &%eeierungen sic @beidet-
orngen eini6rdnfen, ipenrt Die Che
lellte oa5it beredtigt iino? Wenihen
eblle &elision meroeu iid bieie giu-
ldrdni1lng nitt eefaIen laiien. 0as
gan8e 8eipiniel iiber bas gbeifei-
ounas : lebel in Der liberolen Ereiie
ihcint mir elm pbariiGiid)er Sumbug
au iein. Sit es ibnen mirflih ernit.
lparilm lllden lie baS Seilmittel ni6t
III Der fotbolil6en Stride?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

lnngen ibrer JSiibrer iino 10 eminent
"pI1lenlhattlih", Dob lie Der Mtenge
Der Inbanger ourd)ailS unperitdnb.
lid bIeiben. Sod ME bot Die 8artei
etnen heitimmten Nntrae geItellt,
aus Dem itd) erieben lieBe, mie lie lid
ote umpanolung Der tapitaliitiiden
9elellihaft in Die io5ialiitiibe Dor
ltelt, p0er mie lie audi nur ben
llebergong ansubabnen eeOenft.
Sielmebr beibrdnft lie lid INNER
nod alf Die aritif oaeS 8~eltebeibefi
rno pertraut i'm llebrigen alf Die
~natiirlid)e Gntmidlung", oeren
Sang Hiemanb I'M 8oraus beittm-
men fonue. Die 9ebauptung, aus
Der nripriinglid Die gauge Be
tpeaung berporgesangen lit, baB
nd1nlih Der 9apitalismus sic Waiien
einer iih itetig iteisernoen Ser
ormung rrub &ereleuoigung entee-
oentretbt, miro BON einigen Der nam.
hafteiten belttifen So5iaIiiten nidt
mebr oufreht erbalten, neil lie burd)
Die Statiitit oIl5lt offeniidtlid,
Wiberlegt miro. @enn lid ober Die
Sage Der Sobnarbeiter IN Der fapita=
liitiiGen @eieqiGaft bereits erbeblih
aebeiiert bat, 10 liegt iiderlih tetlt
8rnnb Dor, an bieier @eielihaft 81
%peraneifeln unb lie oitrd cine flint.
lihe Sdopfung eriesen Su nolen.
Die So5ialiiten b%elfrdnfen lid
INNER nod auf Die &ritif allies 8e.
itehenDen ltnb pertraucn i'm llebri,
acn auf Die Singe, Die oa fonumen
iollen. Mber nit iolhen &eOens-
arten iperoen lie feline politiihe
Barter fir ibre Sade g%eminnen. Ger
Sn5iuliitenitaat fam nid)t auf frieo-
lihe Irt unb Weiie am Stimmfaiten
bergeitellt lperoen. Hur Durd
blutiac Sample uHo giirgertriege
fonnte oas erreiht meroen, oenn Die
beiiBenoen alaiien lueroen nid)t obne
@eitcres lid tbr Sab uno @ut bonn
Stoate wegnebmen laiien. slm
Stimnlfaiten lGBt lid NIT per-
ifmommenen HebenSarteu feline
WnioritGt erlan9en. Gle @Gbler
moilen &larbeit iiber ben Sosioli-
itenitaat erlangen bepor lie fir oen-
ielben itimmen. 0teie flare MltS.
funft fonnen Die So5ialiiten aber
niht aeben, obne ibre eigene Sahe
AZ ruiniren. 9te Ginii6t IN beil
SoSialiitenitaat miiroe ole mltGus
oiaen aberdeen obitoben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

Scrbcmiitbigung 5u enteeben.
Sanibnl iiibrte imlncr @ift bel iif,
fiir ben SOD, bob er in @eiangen.
lhaft aeratben ioate. Sieie Belt
tom pirtlidl. unb er nabm oaS loot.
llte @ift. 0emoiteneS nubm 8iit,
INN itb nidt Dem glerauoer erJeben
au miiiiell. Goto tobtete iit ielbit,
nm IIf DEM GGiar nidt iiberaeben
sn mtlIien. 3nbGoie Gerbreher
toDfefen ltb lelbit, Inn Sen @erihten
llno DEM @eiananib an entaeben.
Ste Vile bofften NIT Dem Sobe ollem
froildlen elenoe oils5nneiden, uno
enttpener ms v9tifts" pber in bis
elptae Rube ein5uoeben.
Nllr oos G%briitentbum Iebrt. bos
Woroer, Selbitm0roer, gbebrefer.
Wtelnelolge ibre Strofe in ser sane
fllloell iperoen, Die enig oauern tpirb.
aber Die offentlibe Weimuna un6
ole S~asespreiie p~eripotten bieie
Sel)re als Iberglauben unb Die
Wtrfung oieier unslGubigeu aebreu
lehen mir in Der aagemeiten Sitten.
loliateit in groBen @enge1 BOZ,
S%lebltdblen, @Gubereien. Moro,
Seloltlnoro nnb Gbeitei6uuaeu,
@enaB Der vGbicoao Sribuue" n,,r.
oeit I'M Sabre 1898 100 gerionen
aelpnd)t 7,S40 semorbet, $500
1ootefen It'd ielblt. Die Stta6t ghi.
cago 5ablt Denigitens 80 SeIbit.
moroe per Wonot. 9iirfen mir ole
oieie 8erbreden pobl Dem Soloons
ooer Dem Wfangel an @rSiebuna an.
%'dretben? Stellen Die 8ebiloeten
nld1t BET Weitem Die grGbte sSabl Der
9erbreder?
2ie erite nnb SaltptnrIahe OH
oieler aroben 8erbredPn lit Der I'm.
alaube uno Die 3peitlindt, pelde
onrh Die Sasespreiie, bos itaotlide
Sfulpeien, nno bas geamtentbum
nerbreitet tperoen. Gas Seilmittef
fiir oieie llebel lit Die &iidfebr au
elner friitliden @r5iebung Der
Suaeno. Mit Scr &iidfebr 6es
9lauoens Ut and, Die Miidfebr 5ur
2ugeno perbnnoen unb oumit if
anh Den Morotbaten, ben Gbel6ei.
ounaen uno anbsren 9erbreden elm
Sanm geiebt. Bie aber cine DRIFT.
!ldDe Gr3lebnn9 Der Ssuseno mDglib
lem Tonne, 10 Ganee Der Staat oas
Shulmeien niGt Den firdlihen @e.
me1noen iIberIdBt lit ni6t ein5u.
'epelI. S. g..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
8er9ebIi6 ftno ehuImo nopOI
Mno S@Mlstpa n9.

Ius @eimar miro uns f~olgenoes
8eifihthen er5ablt: ginem bieoeren
%Sanomirtb I'M 9orfe Saubah BET
@eimar, Der i'm 9eiise elmer nidt
allsu fleinen 8laBe mar, empfabl
ein San5lebrer T.. ans @eimar
folaerOes Wittel: Gr iolle iih
Tilaumemis ani Die 8lase idynie-
ron uno iib brei Gage unb orei
NGflte in ben &eller ieberl, 10 piiroen
Die Saare mieber wahien. Ger
Sonopirtb initruirte oarauf feline
Srmu. Die Srou fniipfte ibrenl
Wanne elm Suh Inn Die Stirn, Oa.
nit ous Iflalmenmlls nift IN Die
Iugen floB, I6mierte ibm Damn
ttidtig Mus auf Ben &opf. morali
lid, Der Wann in ben Seller leste.
mo ibm iein liebenbes @eib init
Speiie uno Sranf periorate. Nls
Die Srau am 5peiten Gage 81 ibrem
@atten m ben Setter funt, mar oas
Mus ourf ginnirfung Der ReQer.
luft gcldimmelt, murnuf Die SralI
boiler Sreube ausrief: .Wann.
bleib' nur nod Elm menig iisen, Die
Saure fangen i6on an 3u mahien!"
Oils Der Wann Smei Gage uno Slpei
Hdt,te i'm Seller 5ugebradt batte, en-
frantic er on Sungenent3iinoung
uuh mllBte orei @ohen bas gett
bitten. Ser %bebanoelnSe Ir5t eriubr
bon Ser 8eifihte uno bradte Den
Sal sur AnSeiae. Der San8lebrer
murbe bonn S6offengerift in
@cimar 81 flint Mnrf 8elbitrafe
ncrurtbeiIt, in Der 5peiten Snitou5
ober ireieeiproGen.
Nlio nad bunoertjGbrieem Sdltls
sfuang unb Sfnlmor1opol ereignell
iif iolfe 9eidibten I'M 2anoe Der
Snteaigens! 9a nuB audi Der blin'
bette Sfulfanatifer Die Sofimung
perlieren, bic 9itmmbeit alsrotten
| au fonnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

StubleS BON Chicago bauptld6lih
aus bem @ri1noe peritpben, neil
qeaen ben pornebmli6iten Der oret
acknowledgement 0anotoateiL Wlgr.
Sputoinq bon mebreren amerifants
ihen gii60fen gimpenoungen erbp.
BEN moroen itno. Gieie ginpens
oungen griinoen it'd aui gepiiie bon
Wigr. Spaloing in ieinen gitbern
por9etra9ene Sebrmeinungen."
9eioQte 2ehrmeinungen fonnen
Den rGmiihen 9eb0roen ihon aus
Dem 8rmoe nitt nnbefunnt ietn.
neil lie in Den leBten Sabren mebrs
foh in nugeiebenen futboliihen 3eits
ihriften, Don DeneH menigItenS cine
audi i'm Saticon geleien miro. gum
8egenltanbe lharfer &rittf genaft
lporben limo.
&enn man beoenft, nit melder
Sreibeit 9ii6of Spaloing our 3eit
ieineS Iltfentbaltes in Mom iid }. g.
iiber Die Srauen rage ergtng
uno 3ipar berart, baB oamals ges
meloet iuuroe, oaB man IN ben
&reiieu Ser romiid)en Gllrie iiber Die
fortihrittlihe Steilung beS 9ildofs
oor Georio permrmbert NOR, 10 miro
man 9cneiat iein, obtge Mteloung 81
Qlalt6en BOB man in Hom Wigr.
Spaloing's anliften gerne etwas
aenauer ionotren m0dte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02

lonoers iuenn tic niiBerbnib mnieres
Hnrons liegen. Sieraus erflGrt Iid,
Der umitano, iiber ben perid)ieoene
Seier lid geipunbert baben, OoB mir
bon Dem groBen Stem Oorfer @ift-
mtid)er : Nro5eB feinerlei Hoti3 &c.
llommeu huben. "a mir nun ober
III einem ltrtbeile aufgeforoert mer.
Den, ipollen mir audi uniere MniidDt
ousiprefen. Die Surp bat ben
Wfolineur freigeiproGen uttD mabr.
ld,einlih sebt's Jest oem Gorniib on
Den Sraaen. Sinterber miro er Damn
aild, tpieoer freigeiprohen. 9umpen
llno lie ale 9eioe, uno 5rpar I'M
8roBfolio. Iber 6rau SSultitia lit
IN Nep Oorf gan5 blind. 9ei uns
III Iriaona fam iid @iner i6on
%piebmaBig beiaufen, ieinen @auI
tootihteBen, ieinem 0a6barn Die
Neniter einidmeiBen, bon ser 8oit.
Office bas 3ifferbIatt pegid,ieBen
nno Dem &ahtipGhter Elm Suuerfub
olf Den &opf itiilpen. Sir oerlei
nnldrloige Sa6en piirbe er in Hetp
9orf idpel b~eitraft; mir lof,en oar
ii6er. @enn aber Elm MaIefiSlump
leinem 6rellnbe Die Satin pergiftet,
iprldt man i'm IN Seem 9orf frei;
bel uns miiroe man i'm pbne Sober.
leIens an Den nG6iten 2aternenpfo-
item oitftniipfen ltnb linn ben @anlt
init Hepolperfugeln poaihieBen, bis
er nlsiGbe mie elm aartoifelIieb.
0as lit Der llntcri6ieo spiiden ser
tell1en Gltltllr bes SItens uno ser
garbarei bes nilben @eItens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-12-02
Die 0riimonn9 DeS Bolts,
UcrctuS.

(Mrs Dem v9atb. @odenblatte". }
Die pom Central . 8erein auf iei.
ner leBthin 81 goanspiqe ~abaehalte.
nen Generals Merchandising nit Der
g~eariinolng zines Central Bureaus
Oes Solfspereins BON Imerifa be-
tranten Serrn - es iino oies Serr
Nif. 8onuer uuo Serr Moolp1
@eber, baben lid nun in einem
Mlnoi6reiben an Die bofm. 8eiIt-
ltdlfeit aerpunbt. i'm beren 9eibiilfe
usunt @erfe, OaS man iest begon.
nen". Sem Munbibreiben beige.
filat lit cine Cite Der groihiiren, Die
mon i'm Saufe bes ndhiten Sobtes
au oeroffentlihen geoenft. Ger In.
fona ioll nit Dem Eunoidreiben oes
Sl. Saters, 2eo's oes 9reiSebnten,
ilber Die Arbeiterfrage gemof)t tper.
ben. 9ieiem Seite bofft man Johann
lolaen laiien 5lt fonnen: ySp5iall-
Itiid.G ommuniitiide 8eriu6e", bon
aorl Serbad; ~Sit gieentbum 9ieb-
Itabl?" bon ). Seimbah; Die
haiislihe g%r5iebung", nNnleituna 81
elmer guten ainoer-G r5iebung" BON
StulOireftor :. Surge; .Socia.
lism", By the Tcn. Sos. 3idabp, @.
s.. uno Die oGncpflifa oes 81.
SoterS", III engliider SpradR.
Wfoae @ottcs Segen oilf Dem eolen
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