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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
Mrs. Francis Podmore President W. c.
T. u, Saranac Lake, New York, Owes
Her Health to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound Read Her Letter.

"DEAR MRS PNKHAM For several years after my last child
born felt peculiar weakness such had experienced
BEFORE with pains the and frequent headaches
81 tried the doctors medicines and found money than
wasted friend who had been cured through the of Lydia E.
Pinlhams Vegetable Compound advised me try it. did
also your Sanatve WASH and experienced
such relief before Within six weeks like another
felt young and strong and happy
"Th several years but Lydia E Pmkhams Vegetable
Compound my only medicine If feel bad tired few
doses brings instant relief "-MRs. FRANCIS PoDMoRE
$4,000 FORFEIT IF THE ABOVE LETTER Is NOT GENUINE
Irregular suppressed painful
enstruaon displacement liberation of the
feeling Inflammation of the ovaT backache
bloatng fatuence general debility Indigestion and
aton with such dizziness anness lasslde
excitably tabit sleepessnes melancholy al
and efaone feelings blues and hopeessne
y should remember there tried and true remedy Lydia E.
ams Vegetable Compound at once removes sueh trouDe
fuse TO buy any other medicine for you need the best
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05

The following letter from A. J. Nus
baum, of Batesville, Ind, tells its ow
story: II suffered for three months
with a severe cold. A druggist pre-
pared me some medicine, and a physi-
clan prescribed for me, yet l did not
improve. l then tried Foley's Honey
and Tar and eight doses cured me"
Refuse substitutes
DAVIDSON DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05

Commissioner of Agriculture .. b
Stevens had narrow escape IRON
death in a raiiroad wreck near Grimm
Thursday night. As 1t was, he was
seriously though not dangerously IN
iured, and is now confined to his home
in Griffin.
Mr.. Stevens left Atlanta for Column
bus on a Southern railroad train aI
1880 o'clock Thursday night ana IL
was about midnight when the accl
dent occurred, caused by the heavy
rains which fell that day and convert
ed a little stream known as Couch
mill into raging torrent nearly lOO
feet wide and about 80 feet deep
The timbers supporting the railroad
bridge over the stream had been swept
away, leaving only the stringers upon
which the doome1 train rushed.
The trestle was about 60 feet above
the raging waters. and when the track
gave way the engine plunged to de-
struction carrying with 1t the mail and
bag gage car and the second-class
coach.
The frst-class coach, in which were
number of passengers. remained on
the track, but the front trucks were
within a few feet of the yawning abyss
and few more revolutions OF the
wheels would have meant death to
many souls
Yhe engine fell in the bed OF the
creek ana has never been found. NO
sign of the ponderous machine Is Ylsl-
bic above the muddy waters, ana H. is
thought the brave engineer, who stuck
To MS post of duty 10 the death, was i
caught beneath the immense weight |
ana buried deep in the mud.
The following were Killed: A, t.
Mathews, engineer, Columbus, ga; j.
l.. Hill, baggagemaster, Columbus,
ga: Leo G.. Murray, mall clerk, At |
lanJa; Isaac Mcdowell, negro fireman, \
Columbus, Ga.
The injured were: Hon. O. b. Stew |
ems, back badly wrenched and right
knee bruised.
Clifton Jones, official of the South
ern railway, was BADLY bruised.
Conductor j. +. Kendall, wound on |
head and cheek, not serious.
Unknown travelling salesman, New
York city.
Unknown man and child, Neal, Ga.
The train was running cautiously,
and was not making oyer eight miles
an hour.
MR.: STEVENS STORY OF THE WRECK.
Mr.. Stevens gives a graphic account
of the wreck. ~ was a passenger on the
traiu," he said, zen route for Column
bus, were l had an important engage
ment. We pulled out of Atlanta on
time, but had proceeded only a few
miles before our engine ran OF the
track, which delayed US an hour.
AZ the l3-milepost we encountered a
landslide, which covered the track for
some distance with rock and gravel.
before that could be cleared it was
necessary to send some distance for
the section hands, and we lost another
hour there. AT Fayetteville we lost
considerable time in waiting tor or
ders and it is said the engineer tel
egrahed to the officials in Atlanta ask.
ing permission To discontinue the trip
any farther on account OF the danger
Gus condition OF the track Friends
at Fayetteville endeavored to per-
suade me to spend the night there,
stating it would be impossible to reacn
Colum bus, but I declined their invita-
ton. | was somewhat nervous and |
spent some time in the baggage car
talking to Hill and Murray, who assur |
ed me there was no danger as the en- !
gineer was one of the most careful men |
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
Petition for Charter.

In this issue of The News the Geor-
gia- Alabama Telephone Co. publishes
a petition for charter. The incorpora-
tors are j. G.. Dean, president and
treasurer: B. M. Wilson, vice presi-
dent, and w. w. Collier general man
ager. The capital stock is given at
IS. 600
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
First TO Plant Corn.

The farmers of Terrell county are
late about planting corn this season.
The News has heard of only one far
mer in the county VINO has planted,
Mr.. G. L. Massey, who lives in the
eastern portion of Terrell.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
Lively lime in State Politics.

The Office of governor, for which
there are three candidates, is not the
only one for which there is banker
ing by ambitious gentlemen. 1t is
said that Hon. r. T. Nesbit will be in
the race for commissioner of agricul-
ture against the present incumbent,
Hon. o. B. Stevens. W. J. Speer will
oppose r. E. Park for state treasurer.
Professor Merritt of Valdosta and Rev.
A. j. Beck of DeKalk county will OPP
pose Professor g. r. Glenn for state
school commissioner, with more en-
tries probable. This means that live
ly times in Georgia state politics may
be expected during the next few
months.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
Cough Settled on Her Lungs.

"My daughter had terrible cough
which settled on her lungs says n.
Jackson, of Danyille, Ill. 1--WE tried a
great many remedies without relief
until we gave her Foley's Honey and
Tar, which cured her" Refuse sub
stitutes, DAVIDSON DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
Seeds for Eleventh District.

Congressman Griggs has sent 3
batch of seed packages to Judge 7. j.
SIade for distribution IN the Eleventh
district, and Mr.. Slade asks that those
IN the district who have not received
seed will notify him.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
INSPECTING Rural Routes.

Rural Route Inspector Knight ar
rived in Dawson Monday, and yester-
day began the inspection of routes 3, 4
and S. Routes l, and 3 were looked
into by Inspector Brannon several
weeks ago.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
Cotton Stored in Dawson.

The warehouses of Dawon have only
about $50 bales of cotton stored. The
staple brought 81 cents yesterday,
and the high price will probably hold
for some time
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
Round Trip Fare to Reunion.

Captain T. A. McWilliams asks The
News to announce that the railroad
fare for Confederate veterans to the
reunion at Dallas, Texas, and return
will be SIS 90.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
Somebody Better Come Here.

Saws Frank Allen, the matchmaker
and jeweler. His meal barrel Is al
most empty. See
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05

We give it away. See PAGES ad in
this issue.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05

International Silver Pine Healing
Oil at Fulton's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
Wholesale Druggists, Tol
WANNA KTNNAN g. MA

Wholesale Druggists Toledo. ONO
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
thu system. Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all
dru ggists. Testimonials free
Hairs Family Pills are the best.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05

Daniels specialties are cleaning ant
pressiug-both done right.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
HOW'S ThiS2

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any
case OF catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
F. !. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known f. }. Cheney
for the last ID years and believe him perfectly
honorable in all business transactions and imam
cially able to carry out any obligation made by
their firm. WEST IRUAA'
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1902-03-05
A Severe Cold For Three Months.

Fresh water ground meal at Fulton
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Yetraa bes ReIerpez Jrnbs
Gin meues Gbc9eicb

1T en-; /. Sanuar 1902 i'm Staate
Hetp Wort in Sruft gstreten. Ha6
bsmfelben tam cine She baourd 9es
i6lrffen tperben, bab Spei 2iebenbs
einen gpntratt unterasi6nen in Sc
asnpart bon 3pei 3eugen. Wcrn
rann elm Notar oas pupier&en . be-
glarbist unp haHslbe beim GountD,
Glert hinterlsat nirb. lit oas pdraen
perheiratbet. Die 2ei6tigfeit uno
SprmioTsteit beim abi6lub bieisr
folsen1fperen 9anolung fiibrt nas
tursemdb gum leidtfinnigen Ginssbsn
Ger @ten unp ebenio gum lei9tfertis
aen @uflOIsn bes 9unbss, ben man
frii5sr als fir has Seben seialoTen
betrahtete.
go leien mir in sinem gbicagoer
S~agesblatt bonn 2. Sanuor 1902. Sb
FER 3situngsmann bic 2ei6tiateit unp
So~rmipiisteit. pomit Chen abgeid!oi<
fen irerten, befauert, pber nit 5reas
I'm feariibt, lit unerii6tlid. Seoen.
fuaS 1T oas neNs Fhsaeieb bic natiirs
IDS nna lTe:l... ~ mooernen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

columbus, 81, Der - in ieinem 8ea
Itrercn, etnaige Goruri5eiIe bon Mot
tctttItI9sr Settle al bel9lpi6tigen, -
tpeti gtng, Dab er perit6erte, Der Sano
tonIc uno peroe init pclitit abiol't
niG]ts gu tbuu baben", il! gum Prafz
pthten Der tatbplii6en 5Dreration e.
ndblt iporben! lRtt .@rcelItor".
r@Gnoerer", ySatb. WubenbIa!t",
nRuii 8pltEfrb." Ii. q. halten MIR
cine T0berattnu, Ok i'm @oraus ron
ieghGer politii6er Sst5dtigung abs
iebsn pi1, fir Elm Mefer pbne &linge.
Snoes pOQen mir ni6t pnrI9nea urs
tbeileG, ionbern liebcr oen ausfii5rlt'
den 8ert9t iiber Die Gimcinnatier
8erbanolungen %abpatien, ebe mir nrs
Elm iihsres llrtbeil gsitaittn."
9te'er Gtntpano pirb prompt
piperIegt iein, lpenn ioir fagen: rSs
lit ouSDriidli6 peritdnbsn, buB bic
SOoerotion ii9 nj t nit Barter
Pp.jtit abgibt, aber opb inipfern N
Der 9plitit tbGtig isin riro, ais cs
nDt1tg lit, Inn Der fatbolii@en Stride
unb Zen Sat6pliten lbre Redte gu
pabrer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
&atbolii6e T6Deratton.

Qm 26. Saul.ar pirb in Golums
bus, s., bic Sta1t5 : GonOintion Der
8atboliiden S0oesatipn bon Nfio
tagen pie audi 3uQlei6 cine 3ulam.
meutunft Der grecuiipz8 camten Der
Rutianals SDoeratipa ftattfinpen. 9ela
8ernehmen. na9 perben mebrere 8is
iG0ie augegen ietn. Morgens Tim 10
ubr tritt bic Convention sufammeE.
llna.iG6r 200 SeleJoten perben G;er>
fir erpartet. Den 8ereinen oiene
6iermit our Radriht, baB bic in Der
liirSliden Nationals G%pnpention angs~
nOmmene Contribution iofpte bas y2ez
iultat Der e~riteren CRIT mad Der 3uz
iammtntunft Der Greeutip=8 ebSrOe
in Columbus gebrrdt uno pert5ciit
perber pirb. 9ilhof MeBmer bon
9reen 9ab bat ii6 hereit erfldrt. iiG
6eahgIih Der tir6li6sn @r0ffnuaJS=
fsisr Der nd6iten acknowledgements
tipn in Chicago tei benz bortiasn
SerrR Gr5biidpf az oerpenoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

Weltanf6auung. 4uf protsitantiihen
Stanbpuntte 1T bic gbe ia fein Su.
%franert, ~fpnbern Elm rein peltltdei
@e,doft.
2utEer fat es sod tlar unb pffes
betannl: nGpeia1en 'alngen npp, ct
Sbeolpsen, ionbern bios o:e SuriItet
an" Die gbe lit alip tpeiter uidts
als Elm cipiler @ertrae. aein rsliei6.
fes Sonb umi9linst mebr hie 9er3en
Die tolte, bersIcI: Redtsorbnuns
muB allein maBSsbenb iein. I'll,
iinnliGe 2isbe mag zine 3eii lang md
f~prtDauern, aber le nG6rt ri9t lar9,
llno fcnn fommt bic 2anepeile, BIZ
Rele. bic Sebniu0t mad fremoe,
S6DItett in elmer 1leuen 'Gbe. MIj
Dem materialiitiihen Stanbpunf!:
ees rcbernen- Sta,te3 unb Der moocr.
hen preie fam gar ni9t ppn re!igiH.
ier Ghe Die Hepe fem. Stdat mr.
Helislcn limb totat eei6ienen; eb,n;.
HeliJirn unb S%asesprefe. gstoe iJ-
nortren @ptt unb pas llebernatiir.ihe
sic tpnnen 9eibe c%on1equenter 1e;It
nlir etnen cipilen 8ertrag IN eer gb.
onertennen. Die hriftlihe @6e mu6i;
i'm mpbernen Staale neiGen unD on
ibre Steue trat benz tSubel Der 1e.
Iammien liberolen G3rsfje bic Gipi;e5s
Wir taben es nod tiirsli1 erl.5i
als Emiere Hegierung bic neuen golo.
MEN nit Der gibilebe bealiitte. Ill
bic Ct, nur Elm cipi!er @erlrag, barl
biei6t es fi9 aiemli9 slei9eiltia, 81
Die SDrmli6teiten beim MbT9luR ctrs
felb.n lang ooer tur3, bart ober l,it.
ieien; fie lit unb blsibt nur Elm eieiler
Yertrag, Der ieiner Natur na6 cuff
lDslih lit, penn b,ibe Gcntrdfente1
iibe?tiutpmmtn, cos 8ertragsutr
Edltnib gu l0ieu, poer tpenn Der Elm.
Ststl ben 8ertraa ridt mebr balie,!
min ptsr niht msbr .Edlten tam. Oil
blpBe Gipi!ete muB auflDsIi6 fe:l.
@s more pnn Seitsn pes Siautss uns
aereht unb s%rauIan. mean er oi,
NudDiung Dertrel9erte. Die GiGllcb.
perpfli6tst aud Die Gbelrute nitt.
BON geTGle6tli6en umganse M!
dnpern perIpnen ii9 81 enthlttsr.,
.Sie lGBt ifnsn bieTe(be SSreiGeit, ucia.
Gle lerigen Yerionen babsn. O'eGHt~
FGltang bonn Gbenru9 lit e:ne i~itt.iir,
SuGenb, mel9e MIR Pie &eI;qipn, md,
aber oer Staat auferlegen tann.
Saraus lit nun leift ein3uTc6sr,
baB tas @fereien ni6t Dem Gjooie,
Ionoern Der 8ir9e geh0rt. Sp BAH
Der Gtaat Ii6 bsTieibm 6emGhttgt,
mub &c in @erfau seratbsn, lpie on5
BEL rns su ieten lit. Cine Reforrl
burG Stats seIese 1T unmDsIt5.
Rur bic Gelision fann bi. trlurist:l
lebslfGnbe in sielsr Siniidt beilsn.
unb spar nur Die tatbo!ii9e 81
ligion.
Die prrtefantiIdsn Setten finb M
eiuis uub maGtlcs. Sic ho6en ba2
llebel peruricht, inbem ie bic. Dam
me brr9brd1,n, pelhe Die pifre!1
2:toeni9aften suriidbielten. Wtdr
tam Ton linen ni9t erparten, bal,
lie lire perberbli6en 9ebren iibsr &c
@be pioerrufen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Die fatbpIHhe Vrcb $ MWere,

pel1e @ater @nse!6slser neuli6 i'm
,Serotb bss 8lduben5" le.euhtet hdt,
reat ben Oenfsnbea an. einen Slid
reitertin auf bic tatbolif1e Miiers in
4asemeiHen 81 perisn. Die Yetb-
Miierc lit ia nIr Elm 3ueis oieIel
M:Tere.
fEs fetlt ZEN tat6oftidsn @Dlf,rn
burhi6nittli4 Der 1tutb iErer usbers
aeugung, Der geiit eel 3uiammen,es
hGristsit unb Der S2fergsiit fir ole
Sadie ibrer Heligion. Weit entfefnt
fir lire Helisipn Propaganda an
md4er tpie bic protsitanten, peiben
iie ir5ar Der 8er:6sibisung i5fes
@laubsns aus, fpenn berTelbe auqes
ariffer @tpiro, unb ii6erlafen iol1rs
ibren prieItern.
Oas iinb fdfpers 4ntlasen. Der
abar cen 9epeis bafiir baben min, Ter
0ffne nIr Die Iussn, unb itelle simtll
8,relei9 nit Nnbersgldubigen an;
deer er beantporte Iit bic folssnSsn
unp dtnlids SraseE: Warum g,hen
Bel Gemiihtsn Chen nshr &athoIitsn
fir lire &ir6e berloren, ais prDtta
ftanten fir bic ibrise2
Warum bliibt bic proieitantiI6e rno
~ungldubigs PreTe, pdbrenD bic tat6oz
liihe an Suneertud)e naot2
;Darum piro in ocmiiften IWo9is
bs8irten felten elm fatholii1er garbls
bat seipdblt2
Warum prpiperirsn tatboliI De
Mer'tc, Mopotaten, Sanbelss unn Ges
ftdItslsute ni9t pie bic proteitdn.is
fd.n unb llngldubigen9
Warum seben p~roteitanten 'Dur6s
Iffnittlid ae6n mai mebr fir Ultis
fioasstpede ais &atbclifsn?
MGrum 5eisen aatbolifeu mat
oenielben proielptegeifer pie lie
prut:itantenP
&ommt bas ni3t ocber, bab ete
Gatboliten lire. eiJeusn 3eitung'n,
lire @er3te, Mopptdtsn, @ei9GftslsGte
nidt in gleifsm Mdbe potroHilirsu,
pie bic 8rpteItunten DIE ibrisen? a1o
oaB iie MID! ben steia:n Spiergcit.
Mutb rnD lleberaeugaHJstetue babsn2
Mau bat in Nmerita Die in europa
ale Mittel ansewtnNet, bell osutl f,n
Wiasl aus lein.r 2stbcrsls auf5upss
den burd fatfoliids golta5eituneea,
0plts6rpi9Irtn, Wcditimmen 0o.lSs
b;riia,, qagemein, dnb Staatssan
i6%olitsntaae, es mar umionit. &. Ii.Gt
nidt, er tDrt nift uuo er lldubt ntlt,
baB feline 8irGe bon rll:n Seitsn dus
gesrifisn unb perioigt pirp. Tr
idIaft nod pie ror crsiBia Sahetr.
llno niht blrs Der beuti9e Widlcl,
aud be iransOfiGeu, bic italieniiusa,
bic Ipaniiden unD ameritdnilfen
Midel fdlafen feit unb 'iuo pomDg-
lid nod tumpffinniser, slsidaiittiser
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
GisrtsIjabrIi6er Seridt bss Geicrbr:
innDs.

Des Mrines, Sa., "a. Deg. 1901.
Qn RE 9eamten uno MitglieOer Der
81. 6. g. ShuBgeieai6aft BON
Soma.
0srtbs 9erren! SD untsrbreite
Ssbnen hermit einen Nuspeis oe5
Reierpe= 5onbs, seiseno g%innabmen
felt tenn 4. Sttober, beren Antlen
unb ben 8~aarbeitanb an bleiem Sage
uno pie bic @elber angelegt fino:
8aar i'm Reierpes SOno am
1. Sftober 1901 =. .$48, 1920
Grbalten BON 9eneralz
SetretGr SO. &. 4nippel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14

birnT6las; seit. am z. Ipril
1901; 4lter sd Sabre; aufses
nommen am 16. 4pril 1890.
Np. 447 - 8eorse 8rapfl, Jarmer;
3peis 70, petersburg; Diabetes;
geft. am 5. Mat 1901; @lter SO
Sabre; aufgenommen am Is.
Suli 1890.
go. AS = peter 8roB, S6ubmas
der; 3weis l, Dubuque; 2ebsr-
leiben; seft. am 8. Wai 1901;
glter 81 Satire; aufgenommcn
am %. Mdra 1884.
go. 449 = Srant Suertfder, Grocer;
3peig IS, Dubuque; Sdlass
fllaB; eeit. am %. Stunt 1901;
Bitter 36 Sabre; aufsenommen
+ am /. Sttpber 1890.
go. $50 - 5raneis 4lein, Mdurer;
2peig 10, Davenport; 2eberlei=
ben; seIt. am 20. SUM- 1901;
alter SO Sabre; aufsenommen
am 81. Mat 1880.
Np. 451 Geimbplb Streib, Gar
penter; Speis 7. 2pons; Wasenr
trebs; seit. am 10. Suli 1901;
glitter 81 Sabre; aufsenommeil
en- %. sunni 1897.
go. 452- German Sdreier, MiiIer;
3peis 1, Dubuque; 9alstrebs;
geit. am Is. Suli 1901; bitter
"a Sabre; aufsenpmmen am %.
Stunt 1879.
No. 453 - Wi1ium o.. 2pnrb, Glcrt;
3reig AZ, Ses Moines; Sppfus;
eeit. am 81. Suli 1901; Otter 40
Sctre; aufsenommen am sc.
Sanuar 1890.
go. 454 = Samss s. grabb. Sanis
tor; 3peig 9, 3sotrt; SGlaes
flub; seIt. ain 5, @usuft 1901;
Sitter SO Sabre; aufsenumnen
I'm L. Nppember 1889.
go. 455 - Benjamin Seitel, Gar
penier; 3meig l, Dubuque; Sc
birn'9lag; get. am Z. @u9uIt
1901; Qlter 76 Sabre; aufges
rommen cm q. SUM- 1879.
30. 456 - SenrD Strin:amp, Ear.
mer; 3neis SO, 8reoa; 2sberc
frebs; seit. am II. Quguit 1901;
4lter So Sabre; aufsencmmen
am II. Suli 1886.
Ro. 457 Sptn pilmaier, Sc
S%fGitsmann; 3lpeig /. 9u6uquey
2eberfrebs; geit. am l. Septenls
Der 1901; Nlter AZ Sabre; aufr
genommeu am 81. Suli 1887.
30. 458 = Serrp GorbOn, Gi!enr
bafn=Gonputtelr; 3peig 2, SUI
buque; &uhr; Geit. am 6. Sttp-
fer 1901; Otter So Sabre; cuff
etnpmmen ami 2. @nsuit 1886.
go. $50 = GbpatD giGler, Surmer;
Sreis 81, Nornab; lllgliidsidu;
seit. am 10. StIober 1901; N,ter
"a Sabre; aufgenOmmeft am II.
Suli 1895.
SO. AGO = 4norsp S6aul, Sarr,er;
3peis 55, Ilton; Magenleioen;
eeIt. am %. S;tober 1901; altcr
AZ Sabre; auiseupmmen am 8,
Ncpember 1900.
SO. 461 - Gep. g. SIS. Gppls, Yriee
tier; 3neia 2, Dubuque; SerS<
i9las; gift. GIN 5. NoDsm6er
1901; 4lter 81 Sabre; aufses
npmmen am 5. DECEMBER 1881.
go. 462 - Sranf 4ebler; 3peig Is,
Sort Mabiion; SobssurIdfe lin
betannt; seit. am Z. Nopember
1901; Bitter 62 Sabre; aufges
rpmmen am 70 @rou't 1879.
M. S. &ntppet
tSenerdlzSefretdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
So6tu. Yater Sobamm Miims.
G.. S. SD.

Der Central : 0iref;or bes 9ereires
Der r. ain0beit fir Die Der. Staatar,
fcitrle en- %. DECEMBER iein iilbsrne3
pricirsrs Subildum sntaug ii9 aber
isoer Dffentlifen 5cier oaour6. bab
er III Sntereiie o;eie: 8ereirisung Elm
paor Gcse porher eine Rsiis na9 oen
Ditlic)en unb ben Neu . gnglanDs
StaaIsn unternabm:.~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Der WmuiH Der Batter oes Gcs
oanfcns bon WIgr.
Carver.

Aa6 breiBig Sabren tpirb es ficl
au &anbe nur nod ipenise oeutIde
tatholii9e 9emeinben 'geben, ion Jer
6u3lp'ite 8iI6pf 9arpep neuli9 Del
einem 8eiu9e, ben er Der beuti6tn
81. Mariens8 irGe' in @ttoona a6ges
itattet Tat, ertldrt taben. Sm Snz
|tereiIe Der fatboliiden Stride icri.or
mir ,tGt leb6aft piinIhen, buB hieie
@prperiaaung ni2t in GrfiiqhT9
gebsn mDge lsnb ipllte ieber OeutiNe
8atbrlit 1i6 feline Miibe unb fem
Spfer tfrprieben laIIen, UNI bas Nus
iterp:n Ger beuti6en Spra6e in zen
tatbolii6en air6en u~niereS 2anbcs
mDgIiDit LANCE 1inaus3ui6ieber.
Inter teinen u~mftGGben piro abec
oas f. i9nea gei6e6en, pie Der bod
mite 9err Stf6of metnt. Senn, pGs
pp0l Die ginpanDeruns aus SeuAt~
lamb bereits felt elmer Heibe 0 SAB;
rsr cine arobe Ibnabme erfabren bal,
BADEN 3. 9. Die oeutI9en &ir8sn YDia
~laoelpGias nit elmer tinaigen @usnab;
me, bic ieoo9 nur bur9 Drtli6e Tal-
hGltniHe berIGulbet ipprben lit, teinea
Hiidgan9 e~rlitten, ionbern Setgen aQe
pbne Nusnabme Elm blibenbes Wuh5s
tbum. Mebrere BON i6nen baben iGone
neue Sirfen rnb S4ulbGuIer erbaut
ober iinb i'm 8eerlife, dbntids SGrs
ten uursuuehmen. Sore YIorridulen
iinD oefiilt unb piirhe es fpgar in
philadelphia trpb Der pielen peutI9en
fatboliI1en 9emsi@nen Dieier Staot
nod INNER mDglid iein, neue bers
drtise @emeinDen :nnerba!b ber1s!ben
au erridten. 2lu9 aus pielep anosren
SiDacisn in ben Sits, Mittslz unS
Neus@nglanbsS taaien unp I'M @eiten
laufen Gbnli6e erfrsuli6e Na6rid,ien
Elm. ic bob mir iebt nod feIne llriarb:
ge6abt baben, unS Iber ben Eidgarg
unIcyer beuti6en fltlplii9en @emeirs
ben AZ betlagen. 9p6 Iolten iOlGe
Wdrnungen, bic Ipgar aus ceIi
Munhc zines 9eutiten freunoli6 ges
fnnt,n &ir6enfiritea tommen, toau
bienen, ale beutfdeu &atlcliten an
sueifern, in ibren 6amilien Die benz,
i6e Spruhe gu pIteqen uno fir ne
oeutihen Yfarridulen freuoi9 Spfer
Al hringen. Ngin 4usiterben "unfersr
beuiiden totbpliiden 8smeiaoeE
mii~bs au6 fir Die uncertainties
&ir4e srobe Nattbeile mad iii.
3ieben. Sauienee unb SauIenos
oeutiGsr Satbolifen Die bier eInges
paaSsrt iino, Iino fur6 ben WtonQe.
elmer Seeliorge IGnmt ihren Rcd
fommen Der Stride perlpren geganGen
uno Elm NufbDren Der beuti6en tat2os
lifGen @emeinb.n, piiroe piele &in6et
peutfGjer Stern nitt in bieienissn
fatbolii1en &irbca ireiben, in ben :
enQlii6 geiproden pirb, Ionoern lie
Der Stride gan3 entfremben. Senn
DIN elmer 4iiimilltiDn Der b,utiGeH
unb erslii9en &atbplitsn, Die 10 lpiit
ge6t, baB lie unb lire Hdhtommen
oieielhen &irGen unb bsnielben Got.
teshimit bsiu6en, Diro nod large
teine Rebe lei tDnne!l. Sds piro arIt
barn. Der Sal fetn, penn beibe Ra
ttoncn hire n~atipnaIen Giosntbiimlid!s
teitsn po1itdnbig cbgelegi unD i'd
beiDe ameritaniiirt la6en perben. Sas
Ybirb aber nod l1nge, ie6r ldngc
p6uern unb ale 8eriu4e, bieien 9if-
Mutations ProaeB Git iiberitiirSsn pcer
nit @eipalt 6eI6lelHtsen an molten,
piiroe benz Wa6siGrme Der ameritG;
nii6en Stride unb Rem Seelebeile Der
DaburG ~betroffenen 4ngebTrigen Der
perI9ieoenen Ratipnalitdten gum
QrDBten Na9tbeile serei9en. -uHoros
Qmerita". =
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Iufrihfia.

Gin rsi9er Manti bsiaB elm Scr
mD9su bon 100000 Wart unb 6int'.s
IieB ietner 5rauS1 fe'nen orci S04,
nen ic 4, ieiner} To4ter 4, Teiarr
SfipeIter E; bas ,lelriae Diam cine
Stiftung. @uS 9at Seber?"
Nnincrt: rSinen A.Gls-- ="
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-01-14
Ni6tiaer plat.

W~eintdnOler: .8itte, brinsen Sic
Die @naeise in Sbrer 3situns, oab ;1
morSsn meia Weinsefddft srOffne -
aber bite in elmer pafenoenN Hubrif."
Reoafteur: nSa, untsr Wer,
mifdtea.*s
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Jinan,bcri&t.

''iammts9 sitslie0er5aDt am I. San. 1902. .....se2
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$26,O45.94

q $26,045.94
gcn bieiem 8etras sebOren
S732.40 benz &eierbefono an, dls
3teil Der Seller. Die fir December
ein5erufen ntroen.
5iit m,iren geri4t bonn 16. Suli
1901, l9urcta Ioigsnoe Stsrbefaae
bealblf;
Sc. A46 - cSphn 91cuNt GeiGdFise
1853: .21f's 50, o@Rcrs' o.