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LYONS PLAINS.
BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.

BRIEF LOCAL MENTION.
 B. A. Houseman and friend of Lit tie Danbury, Fairfield, and Rev c. T.. Coerr took dinner, Friday, with L. R. Hoyt.
 Albert Williams and wife of Vest port spent Sunday with relatives here.
 Oscar Davis, who has been seriously i'll, has recovered and returned to his business in Bridgeport.
 Douglass Williams had a bad fall, last week, which bruised and sprained his leg so that he has been confined to his bed ever since.
 l.. R. Hoyt was called to Danbury, last Saturday, to attend the funeral of his uncle, E. B. Hoyt, who died at Gro ton, in the 84th year of his age. Heart trouble was the cause of his death.
 Hiram McConkey and family spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs MacNa- mara, who has been with Mrs Thomas Treadwell for several weeks. Mrs Mac Namara has returned to her home in Massachusetts.
 Mrs Mary and Maria Banks enter. tained party of relatives from Fair. field and Greenfield, last week.
 Miss Georgie Lyon is the proud own. CT of new wheel.
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with it's full treasury, which stands as a reservoir to meet deficiencies in the Sunday school, in church, anywhere, comes to close up the breach. The pastor said for the prayer meeting committee, that the trying of many plans and methods for getting mem- bers to participate in meetings plainly showed the WorthleSSneSS of any plans unbacked by the spirit of personal conservation. "You may lead a horse to water, but you cannot make him drink" Suggestion was made that for the future, no matter from what source the thought came, it be made the speakers own, that more attempt be made to offer simple prayers, and that, even with word to say, we 'stand up, stand up for Jesus." H.. Carleton Hubbell spoke of the three missionary meetings that had been held which gave us peep into the ways of the heather Chinese as he treads upon American soil, of the Mexican who in some respects is like the brown soil of his country, and the Alaskan Indian, who is truly:an abor. igine-he grew there like the lichen upon the rock. Miss Wolcott said, ir giving word for the Lookout Com mittee, that although the ideal hac not yet been reached when every name found a response at the conse cration meeting, yet the letters sen1 afterward by various members, ex blaming why they could not come showed that their absence was not du, to failing interest.
 The following officers were chOsel
 for the ensuing six months: President
 Henry M. Smith; vice president, Mis-
 Mabel L. Taylor; recording secretary Miss Julia B. Duncombe; correspond !. ing secretary, Miss Minnie R. Thicket . treasurer, Miss Ethel M. Peck; liter
 attire librarians, Henry B. Brendel
 and Gustave Carlson; organist an
 chorister, Curtis P. Morris.
 ]. And now with so good list of o1
 ficers and good cause to work fol l. let us go on to further achievement i
 the path we have already begun.1[4
 Worker.
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SHERMAN.
NEWS TERSELY TOLD.

NEWS TERSELY TOLD.
 Miss Georgia Gray visited her par ents, over Sunday.
 Ex-Senator D. B. Mallory is building new wOodhOuSe.
 Miss Nellie Hungerford is spending a week with her sister, Mrs George Corbin.
 B. P. Briggs has improved the east side of his house by adding double window to the dining room:
 Miss Helen Hungerford returned, last week, to her home in the center, for the summer, much improved in health.
 Mrs D. D. Gray and daughter, Nam ie, spent Monday in Danbury shopping. MT Mcdonald has added two more COWS to his dairy and expects to go in the milk business, this fall.
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NEW FAIRFIELDs
BRIEF LOCALS,

Rev c. B. Mclean is at his home in Cobalt and will not occupy the pulpit of the Congregational church, next Sunday.
 The West Center school term ended on Friday last. There will be a vaca- tion of few weeks.
 Mrs F. E. Knapp is recovering from a serious illness.
 Russell Hatch and John Hyatt has put up the frame for large addition on I. s. Knapp's house.
 The thunder showers of Sunday and
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IN GRANGE CIRCLES.

At the next regular meeting of Brooktield Grange, Bridgewater Grange will be present and furnish the program. Let all our members make a special effort to be present on that night.
 Mrs H. w. Andrews is on the sick list under the care of DrJ. F.. Smith.
 The humps have been hanging around town very unostentatiouslyf for two months among the children; in some cases proving quite an epidemic in the schools. Older people who have had hard time of it are now among the sufferers. E. K. Smith has been quite sick and under the care of a doctor.
 Charles Veshlage of Brooklyn is the guest of MT and Mrs H. D. Lake.
 Mrs E. N. Hawley is in Hartford the guest of her sister, Mrs S. N, Beers.
 It is earnestly hoped the shear shop will be rebuilt, as it is about the only industry in that part of the town which brings in any families who be- come town residents. It is understood that the matter will not be decided until the insurance has been adjusted.
 Whisconier school closed on Monday, being the first in town to close.
 There has been quite an increase in the acreage of corn and potatoesIowing to the high prices of these products. The present prospects: are of a large supply which means lower prices. The same is true of onions. Quite a num- Der of our farmers have sowed small pieces as a supplementary money crop.
 People in attendance at the Congre- gational church will glad to know that Prof Greene will begin his duties with the choir next Sunday. This will be
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$loo REWARD $loo.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to ease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh. Halls Ca tarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a con stitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken fn- ternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucus surfaces of the system, thereby des- troying the foundation of the disease and giv- ing the patient strength by building up the work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hun- Send for list of testimonials.
 Address F. J. CHENEY &s CO.,, Toledo O. SaS Sold by druggists, 75c.
 Halls Family Pills are the hest
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BRANCHVILLE,
BRIEFLY NOTED.

BRIEFLY NOTED. Wedding bells are still ringing. The many friends regret to learn of Mrs Smiths death at Ball Hill, last week. She made many friends in this neighborhood year ago, while keep ing house for Andrew Godfrey.
 Mrs A. J. Partridge visited friends in Bethel, over Sunday.
 Mrs Libbie Thomas of Laurel Hill is suffering with bad cough.
 Mrs David Jones of Farmingville and her sister, Mrs Smith of Ridgefeld, at tended Edward Betts' funeral, Thurs day.
 Mrs Lewis Quinn has been sick for several days. Her daughter, Mrs Ed wards of Bridgeport, came to care for her, but returned to her home, Sunday evening, leaving her mother much im- proved.
 Richard Bennett and family have moved to the old homestead in this place.
 Mrs Nettie Dickens is stopping with her relatives in Bethel.
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WEST BEDDING.
CHURCH NOTES.

CHURCH NOTES.
 MT Amery, the pastor, is spending two weeks with MT and Mrs William Hess.
 The children of Long Ridge Sunday school are preparing for an elaborate entertainment for Children's day.
 The Cottage prayer meetingwas held at the home of MT and Mrs Uriah Grif- fin, Thursday evening.
 Mrs Eben Hill of Umpawaug is mak- ing extensive repairs on her barn.
 Oscar Olmsted is building the stone work for new barn. The frame work is all ready for raising. Eugene Ad- ans is doing the work.
 Arthur Stuart of Long Ridge is painting his house.
 MT and Mrs Robert Holmes spent Sunday with Mrs Holmes parents, MT and Mrs James Griffin.
 Charles Barrett of Georgetown spent Sunday with George Bronson.
 Mrs Henry Ferry of Bethel has been visiting her parents, MT and Mrs s. A. Barnum.
 Miss Adella Bahret of Poughkeepsie has been guest at Arthur Stewards for few days.
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Monday brought the much needed rair
BEDDING.
ITEMS OF INTEREST

ITEMS OF INTEREST.
 Mrs o. c. Banks and daughter of Bridgeport are with their aunt, Miss Julia Sanford, for few days.
 Mrs Fred Perrine of New York spent last week, with her parents, MT and Mrs Jesse Sanford.
 Miss J. Belle Sanford spent Sunday with friends in NOrwalk.
 The Misses Barnum of Danbury spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs Ebert Sanford.
 Miss Elizabeth Read has returned home after spending the winter at her uncle's home in St Louis.
 Mrs Jesse Sanford has recently visit ed cousins in Waterbury and Nauga- tuck.
 The Students club will hold their next meeting at w. c. Sanford's on Monday evening, June 2.
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Bronchitis

All serious lung troubles begin with a tickling in the throat. You can stop this at first in a single night with Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Use it also for hard colds, and for coughs of all kinds. 2sc, 5oe., $l.o0 C. AVER CO.,, Lowell Mass.
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c Ten Pages.
TOWN TOPICS.
THE SISTERS OF rlERCY BENEFIT
A TREAT ASSURED.

The program as presented at the Town hall, this week Thursday, the eve of Decoration day, promises to be a rare treat. Some of the best out-of- town talent in the state, together with local talent, will participate. The farce is very, very funny; the musical portion of the program is of a very high order and the Cymbal drill, by eight young local misses, is something that will long be remembered: the stage will be handsomely decorated, and the small admission fee of 25c will debar no one from attending. A cer- tain number of reserved seats are on sale at B cents each, but are limited
 to the front row in the gallery and
 hall. The following is the program as
 presented in full:
 PARrI. Farce. Wanted, a Male Cook"
 Mr Hartwell, G. Jordan
 Joshua, w. Honan
 Teddy Ryan, M. Talty
 Francois, H. Campbell Ii PART IT. Musical Program.
 Vocal Solo, "A May Morning." Denza, Miss Hogan
 Reading. Selected. Miss Grace Cross Vocal Solo. Loves Tribute," Mager. l w. Tomilson | Cello Solo, Romance" Benoni Lagye, Prof 0. Dial
 Vocal Duets, "When. We Two Were May
 ing" Miss Hogan and Mir Tomilson Reading, Selected, Miss Grace Cross
 Vocal Solo, ''The Swallow" Cowen. Miss Hogan | Cello Solo. Petite Buceuse," Herman, Prof Dial Vocal Solo. "A Dream" Bartlett, w. TOmilson | PART III. Cymbal Drill. | Misses Ella and Margaret Blake, Mamie and
 Margaret Carmody. Bell Conger, Maggie May
 Hayes, Anna Madigan Margaret Kane lTableaux.l
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It is easy to temporarily stop cough with the ordinary opiate cough cures, but when it is to be cured, the root of the trouble busted, one must have Ramons English Cough Syrup, the old reliable. Just think of it! a positive cure for 25 cents. H. B. Mott, New town; s. C.. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook: ". B.. .Hawley, Sherman; s. J. Parks, Irumbull; B. A. Honan, Gaylords-
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
BROOKFIELD.
MISS AARUP-MR GREENE.

The marriage of H. w. Greene and Miss Gaia Aarup on Tuesday of last week in New York was supposed to be known only to the members of the family, though the fact did leak out to a few who knew of it on that day. The announcement cards say at home after June at The Back Log.
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CORSET COVERS

At 19c. Everyday price 25c.
 Of LOnsdale cambric; V, round and square neck: trimmed with neat embroidery. lace and narrow hemstitched ruffles-Frenchstyle
 At 39c. Everyday price soc.
 Of nainsook; lace and embroidery inser- tions and edgngs, ribbon trimmed-French style.
 At 58c. Everyday price 75c.
 Of Lonsdale cambric and naipsook; twelve different styles trimmed with white lawn ruff pfles with dainty cOlOred hemstftching, all -Ov- CT tucked, fine embroideries and :torchon and HOnitOn insertions and edgings wonderful bargains at this price.
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Idlers are common on the streets in springtime; people naturally lack that Tonjc. Try it and be imbued with new life and vigor. It is a superior medicine. $l. H. E. Mott, Newtown: s. c. Bull & Co.,. Sandy Hook: s. J. Park, Trumbull; w. E. Hawley, Sherman; B. A. Honan, Gaylords- Yille
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Our customers pronounce Ramon's English cough syrup an infallible when you go to "barking" Only 25c. H. B. Mott, Newtown; s. c. Bull & Co.,, Sandy Hook; S. J. Parks, Trumbull; B. A. Honan, Gay ylordsville; w. B. Hawley, Sherman.
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People are speaking very much in favor of G. N. Clark'S Vegetable Liver Pills. They consider them the safest stomach, liver and bowels. We would advise any one troubled with bilious ness, constipation, indigestion, head ache, dizziness, etc., to give them a trial as they certainly have a wonder full reputation for curing bilious and dyspeptic ailments. Sold by drug giStS.
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DRAWERS {:

At 19c. Everyday price 25c.
 Of Fruit-of-the-Loom cotton, with hem- stitched hem and hemstitched tucks.
 At 39c. Everyday price soc.
 Of Pride-of-the-West cotton; full rufle of patterns; cluster of tucks above.
 At 5Sc. Everyday price 75c.
 Of Lonsdale cambric and fine cotton; ruff1es of neat embroidery; also Pt de Paris and Val. lace edgings; cluster of fine tucks above.
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F. D. Hulse is to occupy one of the tenements of M. F. Houlihan in the Glen.
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THE ENDEAVOR SOCIETY RE.
 VIEWS ITS WORK.

DESPITE GLOOMY WEATHER IT HOLDS A GOOD BUSINESS MEETING, HEARS REPORTS, ELECTS OFFICERS, THANKS GOD AND TAKES COURAGE FOR THE FUTURE DAYS.
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SCIATlC RHEUMATISM CURED AZ TER FOURTEEN YEARS OF SUF- FERIN0.

"1 have been afflicted with sciatic rheumatism for fourteen years," says Josh Edgar of Germantown, Cal. "I was able to be aronnd but constantly suffered. l tried everything I could hear of and at last was told to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which did and was immediately relieved and in short time cured, and am happy to say it has not since returned" Why not use this liniment and get we'll? It is for sale by R. H. Beers & Co.,, New town; Taylor, Curtis & Co.,, Sandy Hook; w. N. Hurd, Long Hill; The B. 0. Platt Co.,, Hawleyville; A. B. Blake man, BotSford.
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LONG SKIRTS :

At $1.19. Everypny price 500.
 Of Lonsdale cambric and muslin; deep fOunce trimmed with Pt. de Paris insertions and deep edge; deep embroidery (both French and openwork) flounce, also deep fiounce with clusters of tucks.
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SHORT SKIRTS :

39c to $35O
 An uncommonly fine line, trimmed with tucks, embroideries, HQnitOn, Pt. de Paris, DuchesSe, Val and Pt Vense faces.
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E. w. Gilbert.

15 Center St., Bethel, Conn.,, Dealer In Hardware, Glass and Paint. A full line of I0arden Seeds. Flows, Shares, etc. Trade here and Save Money.
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1(s((!a31|oqsole|S:
 NEW HAVEN.
Very Great Sale of Muslin
 Underwear

Has started with the lar gest as we'll as the finest show ing of muslin undergarments we have ever been able to offer you.
 Half of the garments in this sale are our regular fine stocks, the kind we sell every day in the year, the kind that has won for us the reputation of "the best under-muslin store in the city,
 Every garment is daintily made of fresh, crisp muslins, cambrics, nainsooks and lawns, and run from the very plain but pretty, to the more elaborate affairs that so close ly resemble the French goods, from which many are copied. We give just>a few descriptions, enough to demonstrate the wisdom of early choosing from this truly remarkable offering.
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SAMUEL FERRY
Tailor,

RAILROAD ST., WATERTowN, Or.
 I take pleasure in announcing to the public that have opened . first-class Tailoring Es- tablishment and am enabled to turn out Gus tom Made Suits from SIS up. made especially coats from Sl5 up.. Bicycle Suits from SS up, Ready Made Pants S1 .25 up. Orders taken for Ladies' and Gentlemen's Suits. Cleaning Pressing and Repairing. First-Class Work Guaranteed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-13
Sat eim .,iWeni8 farf'|
9eIo9em. y

@bgefaaeue 8rielter IN Sranfretd.
Ger abtriiunise Yrielter 8ourrier,
Der our Seit inn Iuftrag bes ygpan-
gelii6en glrnoeS auf elmer gortrags-
reiie ourb 9eutiblanb begriffen iii
unb fiiralib IN 8reielb, go6um
Ssnabriif II. a. 8. iprad, giebt Die
s3abl Der IN Sranfreib gum Hrote-
itantismms abeefaaenen Brieiter ieit
GINGER 3eit aif 600 an, mGbren6 er
friiber BON 500 nnb aufangs - i'm
porigen Sabre - gar nur BON 200
iprad. @ie Die Gentralausfunfts-
itele IN ai6affenburg nun aus
8aris erfabrt, lit oieie Ingabe weit
iibertrieben. Die 3abl Der abtriin-
nigen belduft iih pielmebr auf etfua
go, Die Su brei 8ierteln meeeu oe5
hefannten rou cit la femme" alio INN
iih an bepeiben, ibrer Stride mtreii
ipllroen. 9as flingt oenn nod gan5
anOers ais Die Henommage oes Srn.
9ourrier. 2abei ioa aber feines.
meas perfannt merben, oaB audi 60
abtriinnige unb beiratbsluitige Prte-
tier ihoH Hbergenug iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-13
Gin eepta9ter Neoaftenr,

ser ieoenfals aus eigener grfubrune
ipritt, lGBt folgenoen StoBieuf5el
pernebmen:
,SSebe Srase, iebe Sabe
4ennt uno TpeiB Der Heoatteur;
SIT pertraut nit aQem Sadie,
&ritifuS ltnb Mmateur,
@etterfunoig, Solfsmirtb, 9idter,
S6ulreiormer uno Suriit,
Shlahtenbummler, gnten5iidter.
slaes lit Der S%ournalilt!
Sseoe Srage, ie0e Code
Sou Der 3eitunesontel Dillen;
9enn IN feinem ein5igen Sadie
@il man Iusfunft BON ibm piIien
Trauenleben, Wdunermagen,
8inoerber5en, aSagesfragen,
Ginoer-, &ranfen-, 8lumenpflege,
81bagogif, gbepertrdge,
<nitgemerbe, Sanoarbeiten
Heue Ma0hen an5uleiten,
Seoerpieb unb 3rft Der gienen,
@elo inn Sanoumoreb'm beroienen;
Sausmirtbi6aft uno 2iebesladen,
I'm 9eratber brin 81 MAIDEN;
Silfs. unb Sell uno &ubltationen.
Woslidlt biaige 8eulioneu,
Shpeniger. uno aneipp'ide auren.
2itera. uno Ionitige %,turen",
9adftihleiben iebr naipe,
Wuiif, Malen, 9iften, 9rennerr,
@ues ioa err wirflih fennen;
9od in speien neig' oas Sbr,
@ertber 2eier = mlB err iiegen;
&einer barf i'm iiberflieeen
Sn @ebulo uno i'm Sumor!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-13
r,xs5,ti,reer Gazette, pieastaa, brn IS. as,ai 1902.

Strome bon .9lut uno SbrGnen.
bur6 @len0 urlb Germiiitung gait5er
S1nber.
Iber boS G%1riltentbum berbammt
ben @roberer, penn allb Die @elt
ibm Wonumente %erridtet. Die
Gimme Der Sernltnft fann bitrd
Dos @etoie Der 2eioeni6aften iiber-
tdubt merben, Die Gimme oes 9bri.
itentbums ME. sic ruff oem @r-
oberer itets gu: pGs lit Dir nidt er.
laubt." y@tr baben bo6 fir 5tuaus
Sia. Millionen Die Tbilippineu rebt-
maBta e%rfporbenl" miro man etns
penoen. Sa nobl, ipenn Die Spa-
nier einen rettmaBieen 9eiistitel
batten, nno bic Bbilippiner in ben
Sanoel, einipiaiaten. 9enn man
fauft unb perfollft ni6t 3ebn Miqio-
nen Menifen fpie cine S~iebbeerbe.
@aren aber Die Spanier in redt.
maBigem Bette, Damn mar infer
arieg nit Sponien ungerebt. @aren
lie aber nibt in red)tmGBigem Be-
iise, 10 foniiten Tie inns Die Snieln
nidt berfaufen. Sactii6 mareu Die
Snieln fir Spanten ibon ~perloren,
neil Die ginpobner i'm amfrubr iid
befanoeu. Sic fonuten besbalb nidt
mehr perfaufen, mas ibnen ni6t
mebr sebOrte, ionoern erit erobert
meroen muBte. Die Gimpobner
mplten audi ni6t pertauft iperoen,
alio batten mir fem &edt, iie gegen
ibren @illen 5u %faufen. Inner Or
obernngsfrieg auf BEN Ybilippinen
lit iomit ein pffenbar uneeredter
9rieg. @ir fonnen i'm audi ni6t
bnmit en%tifuIoisen Dab mir linen
uniere omerifanii9e Civilization
bringen pollen. gs lit iebr fragli6,
OF uniere amerifauii6e Civilization
better lit, als ~bieieuige, melfe Die
Spunier bort berbreitet ba5en. Seoes
golf bdlt feline eigene G~ioiiiiatioit
fin Die bette uuo betrodltet Die Hadl-
barboIfer oils gan5e poer Denieitens
ols babe 9arbaren. @em bas
Gbriitentbum Die 8runolage Der
Civilization lit, Damn befinOet iif)
mebr Civilization bel ben 8bilippi.
nern ais bel ben Imerifunern. Die
amerifanii6e Civilization gebt auf
ben Ybilippinen MIR auf Die 3erito'
runa oes Gbriitentbums aus. Die
ginfiibrrng zines religtonsloIen
Shulweiens on Die Stele Der DRIFT
lihen Shulen, Die Sertreibung Der
Monhe unD Die gin5iebung bes
&irdenoermogeus beDeiien. Dab man
Die Stride bort 5eritoren nnb oas
amerifanii6e SeftenDeien einfiibren
mill.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-13
Sas in englii6er Sprad)e eribei.

nenoe Organ Der So5ialOemofraten
Ntem Yorf's rSbe @orfer", peritei9t
iih IN einem Irtifel, Der Die lleber-
idrift trGgt: sou Die STRIDE Die @r-
better 9epegung beberriben?" 81
Der Iuslaiiung:
,9iidof Guiglep, geitatten sic
inns, Sbnen an5uratben ibre Sano-
lllnaspeiie in WiebererDagung 81
sieben. Sbr @ngriff lit elm nnberef-
tiater, benn Die ioaialiitiide Hartei
areift meoer lire Stride nod ibren
@lauben an. Iber ipenn Tie bre In-
critic meiter fortiesen, Damn, laiien
sic es fi6 geiagt iein, eibt es feline
aorperibaft auf Der 8elt, Die 10
fGmpfen fam, pie mir es fonnen.
9ismarf bat nit uns feline &rafte
gemeIien, unb er umterlag. Ser
Gaar BON Gitblano unO fran5Oiii6e
8eDaltbaber baben berii1f]t, uniere
9epegung al erbriiden, aber es se-
lang ibnen rtft. Us miro ard)
Sbnen ntbt selingen."
.Hihts lit srauenbafter, oils Die
8lutben relisi0ier 8orurtbeile uno
Seinoi6aft.' 8ir baben perIudt,
bieie i6lummern 81 laiieu, bis iie Su'
lebt ausitiirben. Siiten Sic ii6,
Dieie Dah5lrlifen. 0as amerifanii6e
Golf lit geoulbig uno gutmiitbig; es
ertrGgt pieI. Iber i'm Ser5en iii
ibuen alien, 8atbolifem 8roteltanten,
SSsllben unb Itbeiiten, oas Srin5ip
Der Eeligionsfreibeit unb Der Sren.
nung BON Staat unb Stride gleid)
tbeuer. Man erpefe es einmal ltnn
es biirfte Senem, Der es Dagt, bieie
an8uereifen, nibt gut befommen."
9as lit ia gerabe5u i6altoerbaft
80. penn man .nidt iabe, pie mile
Die Serren So8ialilten lino, baB man
ibnen ni6t erlaubt inter Der IaSfe
BON ,Helieion lit Bripatiade" nn>
,Srennung BON Stride uno Staat"
Dem e in5eInenI rbeiter Die &eli'
gion an rauben n, unD ben Staai
ebenfaas otbeiitiid 81 bebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-05-13

@ettbenerb Der mchernen biaiaeren
Speiiebanier nnb 9rniIcrien bat met.
den miiien, mar il, ben iieb5iger Bis
neun5iger Sabren Der Sammelpnnft
Der 2%ebelpelt, Die bel Yignon beion.
bers eern ioupierte. Muf Hreiie
burfte man ba ntht ieben, 6enn Yig.
non berfo6t bas Erin5ip, oaB er t,ltr.
burf bobe acknowledgement ser se-
bptenen Speiien uno @etrdnfe Den
.8Dbel" bon ieinem ariItofratiIden
8ublifum fern balten r0nute. gtnes
Cages ipeiite Der ruiiiide Iilionar
Shirt 9emiDon bel ibm uno be-
merfte, oaB linn auf Der &ednune
aipei Bfirii6e nit 80 Srcs. notiert
maren. gr lieB 8ignon rnfen unb
fraate i'm: nMber iaeen sic NAL, lie.
Der Serr 9ignon, iino oenn Die 8fir.
iide in bieiem Sabre 10 ielten?" =
Die 8firii6e niht", ertpioerte Big
non NIT perbinblibem 2dheln, sa6ef
Die Semibotp'S." - Gin anoerSmoI
beitanoen bier fart angeaedte iuaee
Serrfen, Die gegen 2 llbr WorqerS
ioupteren pollten, baraut bon DIG.
non ielbit bebient au fperoen. eie
iicSen ibu tros DEN 8oriteallsgen
Der 4eaner neden nno gianots CT.
ihien aith, INN GuBerit fre,pablih
Dem on i'm seiteaten @erIangen Maf.
aufommen. Die Serrhen amiii srten
iih foitlih .iiber ben %gellneenen R8is,
.5oaen aber hire @eiihter in b6enf.
lihe Soften, ais ibnen Die Hei3nnng
porselegt nuroe, auf Der oils &tter,
aber bebeutenoiter Boiten be Pnnerft
itanb: .8on benz Better bebie 1t ...
1000 Srcs." Had einigen ghsein-
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