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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

| The Young Ladies and Gentle
mems Euchre Club was entertain
ed Monday night last by Miss
Mathilda Renoudet, at Mrs. Gus
Suberbielle's residence Those
present were Misses Eda Mistrot
OF Galveston, Marie Patout, Silvia
Decuir, Laura Sorrel, Cessa Full.
ler, Lucie and Stella Estorge. Lou
deGeneres, Leocade Leblanc.
Louisa Decuir, Mathilde Renoudet,
Cora Labyche. Doctors Conrad,
Sanders and White. Messrs. Sill
vic BroussarG, Robt Haase, Robt.
Perry, - Pfister, Henry Suber-
belle, Edward Estorge.
The first lady's prize was cap
tured by Miss Louise Decuir; sec
ond by Miss Cessa Fuller.
First gentlemen's prize, by Mr..
Robert Perry; second by Mr.. Ed.
deGeneres. Doctor White do
mated a lone hand prize. 1t was
captured by Miss Lou deGeneres.
The Club will be next entertain
ed by Miss Cessa Fuller, Tuesday
night, December 2.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22
Conrad Laperouse

Mf. John NJ. Conrad and Miss
Corinne Laperouse were united II
'ne holy bonds of matimory, at the
residence of the brides mother
wednesday evening, at Z O'Clock
hev' Father FROM officiating.
Miss Leonise, sister Of the bride
was bridesmaid, while Mr.. Albert
Camille, of Jeanerette, was best
man. The bride wore a beautiful
gray silk dress trimmed with me-
GALLON applique, and held I'M her
hand beautiful boquet of camilias
ana ferns; she presented a picture
tnat was lovely to behold. The
groom is a successful rice planter,
son OF A Conrad. The house
was lastly trimmed with white
morning glories and ferns. The
yard was Illuminated with Chinese
lanterns and tended to recall
memories of Fairyland. The bride
IS the lovely daughter of Widow
Edmond Laperuse, and is a sweet
charming girl, endowed with all
The noble traits of mind and heart
that tend to make women great
and lovable The happy couple
left Wednesday night for the home
OF the groom at Adeline. where
they will reside in future. We
IN common with a legion of friends.
extend cordial congratulations.
and wish them a long life of I'm.
nalloyed happiness.
The lberian returns thanks for
Kind remembrance in the shane
OF a liberal supply of delicious
cake.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

There is a splendid opportunity
for the people to obtain control of
the government once more, if the
patriotic element would only lay
aside all political prejudice, find
IF possible--a few unselfish
patriots capable Of assuming the
leadership, rally around them,
place in the field a ticket that will
command the respect of the world
and then support it with enthusi-
asm and determination. But
that IF stands out, we fear, as an
insurmountable barrier to the con
summation of a purpose SO devout
ly be wished -Ruston Progressive
Age.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22
Best Lillfllenf on Earth.

|. NJ. McHany, Greenville, Tex.
writes, Nov. ed, 1900: II ghad rheu-
matism last winter, was down in bed
six weeks, tried everything. but got
no relief, till friend gave me a part
OF bottle Of Ballard's Snow Lint
ment. l used it, and got two more
bottles. 1t cuted me and l haven't
felt any rheumetism since 1 can re-
commend Snow Eminent to be the
best liniment on, earth for rheumat-
ISM For rheumi tic, sciatic or neu-
ralgic pains, rub Yin Billiards. Snow
Lin1ment Won will suffer long. but
be gratifed with speedy and effe-
Give cure. csc, SOC $1,000 at Estorge
Drug Co. Nov.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

There Is no such thing in this
State, under our present consti
tuition, as free suffrage. No man
can exercise the privilege of a
free aud untrammeled elector SO
long as ne is required to use a
ticket furnished by the State
with only the names of nominees
of political parties printed there
on, or in compliance with a petit
ton. A secret ballot is all right
but the voter should be allowed
to write his own ticket if he so
chooses, and to vote for whom lie
pleases. That is free suffrage
Ruston Progressive Age.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

At the regular meeting Of the
Board Of Directors of the Iberia
Building Association, held on
Wednesday evening last, loans
were made as follows:
To Eugene Folse on shares at Is per cent
To Alfred Spencer on shares at % per CT
To Mrs. Jos Legnon on shares at "a per c
Several applications for loans
were favorably considered and
the loans granted. The usual
routine business of the AssOcia
ton was transacted. Money will
be sold Dec. 3rd, 1902
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

Senator Scott, of West Virginia,
has declared himself in favor or
Senator Hanna az against sRoose
velt for President in 1904 He
says that down in West Virginia
anyone who goes in for a tinker
ING of the tariff will learn he is
fooling with buzz saw, and get
hurt. Just low many more states
will adapt themselves to the Scott
view remains to be seen.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22
PERSONAL X
X DOINGS

Miss Josephine M. Bonney o.
Franklin, La, is the guest of Mrs
IN. P. Willard this week.
Y Mrs. Mortimer Broussard re
turned last Wednesday from
Beaumont, Tex, where she had
gone to visit her daughter, Mrs
Armand Bergerie.
Master Joe Hauser, an attache
of this Office, left on Tuesday for
Lafayette to pay short visit to
his father. who is employed as
chief engineer in the Sugar Ref
merry, of that place. Joe returned
Wednesday very much pleased
with his trip
! Mr.. Alfred L Soulier, one of
. our very cordial young friends,
came in OH last Monday to say
"good bye" He has accepted a
position with the Rapides Drug
Co, at Alexandria, La and will
make that city his headquarters
snd home indefinitely. May all
good things go with him.
Mr.. A. b. st. Martin, who has
been in charge of the sewing ma
chine business in the northern
part of the parish Of st. Martins,
for Mrs. @. B. Ortte, has returned
to New iberia after an absence of
many months. Mr.. st. Martin is
q very clever sewing macmng man
and on account of his cleverness in
all departments of the field, he is
liable to be transferred to any.
point where most needed.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

The weather for the past week
has been very unsettled, clouds
which betakened rain have fitted
across the armament from time to
time; sbscured the sun; sent down
a few drops of rain, then disap
peared and allowed old Sol to show
himself again, none the worse for
his temporary obscuring. It is
hard to tell what nature of
weather We will have from day to
day. ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

There is something about all OF
BARLEY Campbell's plays which
WINS favor, and it is no wonder
that last night "My Partner" a
story of California in the first of
the 'IOs, was received in most
pleasing manner at the Crescent
Theatre All were impressed.
some stirred and Others touched
TO the heart by "My Partner. j."
And yet in that great crowd there
were thousands who have seen
the play before. Still they went
again, and all the week thousands
Will 60, just as those did last
night, and see the comedy drama
which made Campbell famous in a
night, even though they have en-
joyed it decade ago or yesterday
when some stock company offered
it. Were Campbell here to-day
and writing, he would recognize
thai the play is not fitted to offer
in things theatrical of today; it is
held together with characters that
have been cast aside to be abreast
OF the times--a polished villain,
with a dress suit and cigar
instead of the blue shirted knifer,
and the strike of the merger man
instead of the miner or cattle
king; the heroine who reads
Browning while she lassoes a
runaway train which carries her
lover, instead of the girl in cling.
ham, who shoots with true aim
and Stays the villain who tries to
lnjure her and her plain old
''pardner. But, for the time, It'll
was good, and even now it il
worth seeing a Campbell play for
its rustic sweetness. No com. |
plant can be made of the players
last night in the Crescent Theatre.
They did their best to please, and
that in itself is worth apprecia-
ton. The Joe Saunders of Dan
lei Gilfether, who has achieved
success time and again, was a
rich impersonation and he won
the sympathy of all. Edward
English was fair as the partner,
whose one sin is the first strata of
dramatic possibilities in the play.
Miss Macauley was extremely
emotional. The playing of the
Major, anxious to go the Lcgisla-
ture, was clever conceit on the
pa U VI duICS IA. IN uIlII. MISS
Douglas is a pretty girl and con.
tributed her share of clever work
to the success of the enterta n
ment. Then Miss Hamblin estab-
lished herself in favor as the
spinster. Stanley Murphy de-
serves mention as the Chinaman.
Edward Nagle made an admirable
villain. Stanley Fletcher was
good. The others of the company
we're fattered with applause.
My Partner" will be the bill at
The Crescent throughout the
week, including matinees on Tues
lay, Thursday and Saturday i
rhe Daily Picayune.
"My Partner" will appear at
he Vendome Opera House, here,
Nov. 23rd.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

The People 8 Independent Tele'
phone Co., is preparing to change
I ~ ONCE and exchange headquar
ters from the Gouguenheim build
INK, on the corner of Main and
iberia streets, to the Emmer build
Ing, just across Main street. A
large force Of iwOrkmen is EN-
p'oyea making preparations fol
% transfer. II is expected that
the company will occupy its new
quarters by the first Of December
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22
he Lsaliao styles ena 1ars-
Ct asssrtnents you VI b1ind At
Eli1s Bros.

q a great company will present
Il. v. Esmond's comedy drama,
When We We're Twenty One" al
The vendome Opera House on
Jan 4th, 1908. The play is de.
lightful in sentiment and spicy in
humOr. 1t is written in a vein OF
true light comedy, pitched upon
che highest plans. It is the work
OF q master hand. It tempts the
tear to fall upon the lip of Taught
~. and has been pronounced by
the press and public everywhere It
has been seen Vie greatest play of
modern times. ~
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

The steamer "Black Prince, D
which vas sold some weeks since
to Messrs. Geo. w. Dallas and
Fred Dreyer, Of Jeanerette, has
come out under a new name and a
complete overhaullng and general
renovating. She will henceforth
be known as Cypress. She looks
fresh and bright and IS very at
tractive for q boat of her age
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

One furnished front>room to let
on Washington Street between
Iberia and Freph. Apply to Mrs.
=. I. Montague, or telephone No.
As Cumberland Exchange.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

DIED: At the family residence,
in the city Of New Iberia, Thurs
day morning, November 20, 1902,
at 2 o'clock, Tehleen E. McCar-
roll, wife OF w. Fl. Crews, aged 90
years and 8 months. The funeral
took place from the Methodist
Church at $3.50 o'clock, on Thurs
day afternoon.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

You don't expect perfection in
clothes any mors than in men;
you try to come Is near as posi-
BILE If ydp get INSIDE Of onr suits
you'll be aA elise to clothes per-
fections as MIN ever get.
a. LyDyER. Royyilie, La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

The Progressive League meets
next Monday evening at Z O'Clock,
at the City Hall. There will be a
number Of very interesting ques-
tons coming before the League
for consideration and all the men,
bers should be there who can.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Jean Courage
have issued invitations announc-
ing the approaching wedding of
their daughter, Miss Marguerite,
to Mr.. Stephen Viator. The cere-
mony will take place at st. Peters
Catholic Church, on Wednesday,
the Goth instant, at 4:30 o'clock p.
m
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22
~ the cytyess Store. Pa
Special Thanksgiving Service.

Rev. r. w. Tucker. the elo.
quent and attractive pastor OF
the LIST NJ. E. Church Of Lake
Charles, La, will preach the
Thanksgiving Sermon at the Meth,
odist Church, Thursday, Nov.
9th. There will be special music
for the occasion National Thanks
giving day. All are cordially in
vited to attend these services.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

On public road, between Els
torge's Drug Store and satter-
fields place, belSw town a mans
saddle. A suitable reward will
be paid for It's return or for in
formation leading to it's recovery.
Emanuel Soulier.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

We were shown very pretty
piece Of hand work in the shape
Of . handkerchief box, made Of
Birch bark, by Canadian Indians,
ornamented in a pleasing design
with the quilts Of the porcupine.
II Was q presented to Mr.. Jno. r.
Taylor BY q fiendof his.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

The aevspsfv bss suited pySdr van..
b The New orlees Pis,gd6e It has al
III var. political ID general news d
each day. and ~ Mgtes Reports an
strictly imppseial and srdl Eorthy. Dali,
Edition. >$3 for 8 months. Krics-a-wseh
Edition ISSUED Mondays and ThnrsdAys),
q q ysas. Give The Picayuas . kid
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

s. A train passed throagh this
- the early part Of the week..
brilliantly Illuminated by electri-
city throughout.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

"Windsor''' Rubber Collars and
Cuffs for sale at,Millard's.
Just as good for winter wear as
for summer.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22
ROOMS FORRE EMIT

Comfortable rooms. Board if
desired. Tra1isients accommoda
ted. ZIG French street.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22
LOST

-LOSI- -
A small Gold watchsehain and
compass charm lost ate on Tues
day afternoon, Probably on the
eastslde. A reward will be paid
for it's returnfo this office.
r. w. Sims.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

ga nice line Of writing tablets
can be had at F. Millard's News
Depot.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

MRS. n. T. Nlfard has few White
fiymoth ROCK SCockerels for sale at
$l.O0 each.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22
ANGEL CAK Els:

ANY one Wanting a specially
nice cake for Especial occasion,
should leaSe their orders with
MISS MI. Willard, All West
Main St.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22
FOR SALE !

Two beautiful lotsSsituated in
the town of p ath containing a
bakery and a large barn. Apply to
1fed Mestayer,
Erath La.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1902-11-22

The mercury took q drop on
Monday.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
9lndJ Der gDdiu. &atcr Tcfcr pun

9iilmanfcc, &2is., Der in G%pansuiae,
&no., Dem jesigeu @r.ErGiiOeuten
0eS Central E 8ereinS los Seben
rettete", bat Die Better Der S6llsges
ieIlidaft bon Winneiota iebr ibarf
getooelt mcgen ibreS 9ei6luiies III
&c3ug ouf gebeimle @eieQidoften rnO
ibrer Scalo = &erpfllbung. gr
ihreibt inter Inberem an ben
o@onberer":
y@S mare fir bdS 9ireftorillm
cbrenmcrtber gerpeien, menn es belt
SoOesfeim Ger @cieGI6aft aufgeiudt
Bate, nnitatt aui Den 6iidfnng mad,
ofurbIoien" Mitglieoern aus5ugeben.
@enn Die llnteritiiBungS = 8eieQs
id)nft bon Wtinneiota feline before
finun3ielle @runolage befommt, Damn
f0men 100000 neue WitglieOer
0ieielbe nidJt retten. Die ongenoms
pleren NiicBments e Enten lin0 niht
ouf g%rfabrlng begriinoet. 9te Stei,
gcrltng Don 70 Gents i'm 20. Sabr bis
gum 40. Sobr eingei1loilerL iolte
ui6t $t.1O ietn, iouoern $1.36. Der
4OiGbriae Wann be5nblt, lpenn MIR
II IiicBment5 i'm Sabr erboben Mir
Sen, I'M GerGlei1 gum 2OjGbrigen
Mame 1912 81 menig. Somit lit
Der 20i0brioe Wonn Der ein5ige,
wcld)cr Der @eieqiGaft gan5 geredt
miro. I'm aber Die @eieQidaft 81
rGtteb iinb Gum 8enigiten 18 IiIeb.
mentS per Sabr notbwenbig, obne
guslagen-SonoS. IS ndre ange-
brobt gemeien, oieie Sbatiode Dor.
3ltlegcn, Damn bitten Die Salb.Sogens
0riioCr Die Suit perloren, Der 8eieQ,
i6oft bei5utreteu, ltn0 man bate 0en
unfotboliiGeu @eidluB ni6t gefaBt.
Soffentli6 ner0en unlere 6reunoe
bon Winneiota meinen Sreimutb
nid,t miBperiteben. IS banOelt iih
bier nm elm iebr b0ies Seiipiel unb
Inn cine @eredtigfeits sSruge.
Dos mti.religi0ie 8eiipiel lit o..
burh gut al MAIDEN, Dob Der geiaBte
&eidlub mi0errufen miro, unb Die
@ereGtigfcitS . 6roge ooburf, baB
mon Die Scolo perbeiiert urso gum
meti0iten Is IiieBments I'M Sabre
crbebt unb ben llnfoiten-Son0s auf
cinem onberen @ege oedt.
Hep. q. s. 0eder."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
2lrbciter : Werctmignm8e

9ariiber, bab Die llnionen bas
&edt beanipru6en, Die arbeiter IN
lire @rbeit e~iu5uieBen, berridt ullge'
meme lln5ufriebenbeit. Ger @e.
ibGftSinbober iagt: sd Ioiie mein
@eidl1it bon gtiemanoem audi ni6t
BON Der Union controlireu."
@enn mir ole @ei6idte Der 3iinfte
ituoierert, finOen mir, oaB Dieie faf.
tiid baS &ed)t batteu, Den iammt.
liden @cidGften anf5upaiien. &ein
0elperbetrei6enOer 0urite einen
anDercu ais einen 3unftgenoiien an
Itclen, err m,bte i'm aniteaen, memn
Elm &lab bel ibm irei mar. Die
3iinfte regelten Die S0bne, Die
Yreiie mo beltimmten, pie piel SSeoer
berItcQen burfte. 6reili6 iorgteu lie
ollf fir oie moraliide uno geidGft.
lide MuSbilbung ibrer Witglieoer,
mas uniereH llnionen total abgebt.
0urrm erifeint ollh ibr 8erlangen
bellte 10 un%bercdtigt. IS Itilst lid
ouf elm Naturre6t, oaS bon @ott
.r0em aberdeen perliebene Nedt ollf
Nrbeit. S{eber Wcnid bat bas Iedlt
nui Glrbeit gum &ebcrSltnterbalt.
GicieS 9led)t lit iein lpertbpoaiteS, I'M.
uerGHBertid)c@ @ut. 9tiemano fam
mchr. ais eiI Jted!t All Ic1slt iilr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
Der Mriaoua Slider

idreibt IN ieiner neuelten Summer:
Ser YrdiiOent Gaitro bat III
Senesucla gliidliA abgeipirtbIfa'tet
nno iol porbaben, iid bemnabit uot)
8ipeaonm 9uld ein5uihiffen. @enl'
unier College an Der Sritten StraBe
bebouptet, mir bGtten otelen .abge-
tafelten Mepclo55er ais &ebaftions.
Reconsideration e%ngagirt, 10 tbiit er
mas er eben niht loiien fam Oas
beibt, err liigt abiibtlih unb poriGb'
lid mie aebrudt. @ir boben nit
Senor Gaitro iopeit feinerlei Brief.
mediel 9ebabt. 8enn err na6 @ipe.
aoam @uld fdnle, 10 mare eS ia
mGalidl, baB mir inn mie 10 manbenl
an6eren p%erbummclten 2rmpen, Elm
paor Gents 81 oeroieneu gebeu. @ir
miirOen i'm Damn in Die S0ble unie.
res iauberen GonfraterS ididen, Inn
oieien nal tiidtig Ourdl5upriieeln.
9aucrnb belfen miirbe baS lpobl
nid)t, aber eS DGre immerbim einige
ShnGpie ipertb.
Die percSlalii6en &riegsbcrid)tt
uniercS moulb.be . CONFERENCE.-THE.
bl1ttd)cns iino iibrigens rebt ulfig.
Ger gieoermeier ideint iih einSll'
bilben, boB Senc5uelo cine Nuitroli,
ld,e Snlel i'm iIbiril1en Ir1ipeiagus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
Die vemarten" foqen lid 81
tterfeN>

Mmerifaner, pel6e iiber ,urge.
biloete Musl6uoer" Die Raie riimpfeu
uno NIT Serrn 2ooge nno anoerea
Gettern beS 8~aterlanoes ouf Der
"gtloungsprobe" fir @inpanoerer
belteben, tbaten gut baran, ii6 Die
litngiten Genius erihte etmas ndber
an5nieben. 0ad oieien CAB es in ben
Stdoten Der Ser. Staaten NIT 25,.
700 @tnDobnern unb barIber g..
ooo,644 m1nnlide Yerionen bon 6
bis II Sabren. 0abon tparen $780,.
223 = NIT onoeren Worten 6 Bro.
aent Slliteraten, B.. +. fonnten tpeber
lelen nod ihreiben. sluf Dem 9anbe
tpobnten 15,248,6 600 mGnnlide Ser.
ionnen bon Dem angegebenen Mlter,
uno bon bieien paren t,949, PAT
ooer 10 Brosent Suiteraten. uu6
oas trob Der unge5dbIten Sreiitulen!
@uroe man gu oieien, unierer Sin.
ttd)t nod nod an niebrig einaeidGt-
ten mdnnlihen Sliteraten unter 81
Sabren Die Srauen ,,nD WGoben, Die
peoer leien nod ifreiben f0nnen,
nno Die mdnnli6en Saiteraten iiber
III sSabren 5ublen, 10 b1tten Die
amerifaner angeii6ts Der - ald1
obne GinidllB Der Reser iino sSn.
oianer = ii6 er~gebenoen 8ablen
fiferlih feline l1ria6e, berGdtlib auf
iraeno elm ellropGiides 2anb uno
oelien .Snferioritdt" berab5ubliden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
Sns Central Bureau fir ben

Sns Central Bureau fir ben
@~oltSucrCin upn Imcrifa lit Nun
0c0riinOet porben uno SPAR Ourdb Die
&erren glbolpb 0eber rno Sic 8ons
11cr, neld)e bon Der lebten General
&eriammlltng beS Gentral.SereIns
beauitro9t ipor6Cn maren, bic 8riin.
Oluta 0es Bureaus unO oes GolfSs
perein8 81 ~beiorgen. Snnerbalb eint.
aer @oben miro MN gtGbereS iiber
oic @riitoung zines 8olfspereins be-
fonRt genod]t mer6eu. glS Sefre=
tGr 0es Gentrols9 Bureaus lit Serr
9lnton @idel bon Wtillpaufee, isis,
ernonnt Dor6en un6 Die QOreIie DeS
Central bureaus lit: Gentrals8ureou
0es &olfSpcreinS fir Imerifa, All
Gbcitnut Strobe, WilDallfee, isis.
9lae MittbeiIungen uno Infragen
betreiien0 Sen Golfsperein, iino bort.
hin AT ridtcn. Notiirlid miro in
einiaen @ocben bte @riinoung beS
&olfspereins praftii6 betrie-
ben uno Ole hieSbe3igliden Wtit.
tbeilungen an ocn bodtu. Glerus aus.
Qeididt lnb o!ld Die Gertbeilrng
gutter SGriften no6 &rdften betrie.
ben peroen. Die Statuten oe5
0olfspereins, iomie Die erfldrenben
Sdriften peroen ielbItperitdnblid
m 3 g d It 3oblrei6 perbrei-
let meroen uno Die fatbolii6e Srelle
0eS 2unoes olf Dem &auienben er.
holteu bletbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28

Sn SIC. SO bra1ten mir IN Den
ebitorie1en Spalten Die lleberieBung
elmer g~inien0ung oes bo9p. Soiepb
u. Sbie on Die y&epieu" bon ct.
2ouis, melbe folsenoermaBen laultet:
ugtidt lange 5uriif pertbeioigte
@ater Senrp IS. @anB Scr. Bratt
lino Die Snoianeri6ule an Carlisle,
Ya.. nnb fiir5lib bel Der 8eriamm.
luna Der fatbol. S%ooeration betbd-
tiate er iih mieoer oils @e~rtbeioiger
unierer &eeierung. 9rei @oden
auriid iprah ib nit Wutter 8atba-
rina, Sberin Der Snbianerihule 81
Soanab, @is.. uno iie beflaste iid)
iehr bitter oariiber, Dob ieber ibrer
Snbianer5oglinge, mel6er Ole Shule
IN Carlisle bei,ltte, oils ein poafom-
mener uno uuperbeiierli6er llnglGu-
biaer alriidtomme. Sic iagt, oaB
oprtielbit jeber Stlloent berptlidtet
lit, iebe ISOLDE orei ODER bier reli-
aioie @ortrdae m5llboren. 9ieie
&ortrdse, iagen Die Snoianer5og-
linae, erfl6ren, Dob Die perihieOenen
Observation-Disclosures in aaen
Singen nibt matchmaker therein.
thinner, aber in elmer Siniiht einig
ieien, nGmlib, oaB Der fatboliihe
8laube gan5 uno gar falid iei. Sn
ieoem Sortrnge peroe Der cine ooer
oubere Yuuft oes tatbolii6eu @lau.
bens l6herli6 semaht, 10 bob Der
3uborer ben @inoruf erDalte, DOB
Die fatbolii6e Stride cine @eieaibaft
bon lanter 2umpen unb S6urfen
iei."
Sic Wadridt ging IN mebrere
9lGtter iiber. Der 9. 8, 81. Central.
Serein bot aber inter ieinen lestbin
aefaBten Heiolutionen folgenoen
Yalius:
No.. go fonnen mir nod eineeben.
Der l%lnteriufung uno eeitiist auf
bas 3elignib bon ourfQus 3uoerlGi.
iiaeu 8ewdbrsmduuern Die Nittbeis
luna MAIDEN, Dab ieet IN Der SSnoia-
nerid]ule 5u Carlisle ben fatboliiben
Snbianer. &inoern polle 8elegenDeit
1eboten miro, ibrem @lallben eemGB
III leben."
@er bat Hedt9 Gui ie tent NOR.
peltr, ie moude, iagt Der Tran5oie.
@en es iudt, Der frase iid! = st.
Solepb's : 9latt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-10-28
WeOentcmoes COB fur oen
OentraI= Ucrctn.

9iidof WeBmer nannte Oen Sen.
trail Gereiu Den berporro.
enblten fat pIi d e
|8erein oes gan5en 9anoes, obne
Iusnebme. &ein 8erein nebme cine
10 edit tatbolii6e unb enti6ieoene
Steliima in 8e5ug auf Sagesiragen
Der be,ltigen 3eit i'm Gimme oes SI.
Saters elm, mie Der EDIT fatboIiite
Sentral-Serein. IS lei beute Die
Stlldt aaer fatboliihen WGnner, an
allen Vragen Der Seffentli9feit aui
rellaloiem uno politiidem 9ebiet
reaen uno tbGtigen @ntbeil i'm Snte.
reiie Der Stride uno IenIhbeit al
nehmen. @r empfabl nit iparmen
nno ber8liben @orten ben GnifluB
an Die federation, bamit mon in i'm.
mer tpeiteren fatboliiden 8reiien i'm
Gimme oes 81. goters am offentliden
Seben Ser Stride unb Der 0ation
Sbeil nebmeu Tonne.