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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12
BANANAS IN TRANSIT.

When Hawaii gets ready to dispute
with Jamaica and Blueields for the
banana trade of the Western States-a
much larger scale than it is-it will see
the need of a complete new organiza-
, ton of the banana export business.
Probably when that time comes, some
great commission house here, or a COM
bination of them, will undertake to
market the whole product, seeing to it
that vessels do not lack for cargoes and
that any given trade depot is not over
stocked. How the competing business
is done appears in part below, the ex-
tracts being from an article in the Bos-
ton Transcript:
But care can by no means relax after
the banana lands on American soil. For
long distance hauls the national fruit of
the tropics requires almost as much at
tention as it does on shipboard. This is
particularly true in the West, where
the messenger service is an important
department of banana commerce. The
banana messenger holds an interesting
position. He takes the cars for the
Western trade out of New Orleans, on
some trips having as many as twenty
under his charge. They must be drop
ped all along the way from St Louis
to the coast, and they must reach each
town in the right condition, ripened Just
enough to make good eating. This ma
turing takes place on the cars, and de-
ponds on the messengers skilful mani
pulation of ventilators. No artificial
heat is supplied in winter. The cars are
heated with stoves before departure,
and the stoves are then removed. After
that the vast mass of moist bananas
will generate even too much heat if
left to themselves. There is a Their
lmometer in each car, and it is the mes
senger's business to keep the tempera-
ture regulated to a dot, so that the
man in Kansas City and the man in
Seattle will get his bananas just right
So that, in fact, Westerners consume
bananas ripened by messenger service
AASNSeAN "a hAAC sun. 1 NSlAlS -lNG .
sengers make their headquarters in
New Orleans, but in the East the dis
tances are SO much less that not more
than five or six are kept busy.
THE same improved methods of
transportation which have made
Americans a race of banana-eaters
have begun the same Transforming
process with the English. But refri-
gerator ships are necessary, summer !
and winter. to enable the banana to :
stand the seventeen or eighteen-day
voyage to Liverpool, as against that of
five days to New York. The first re-
frigerator banana ships from Jamaica
to Liverpool were put on in 1901, with
a fortnightly service. This was increas- |
ed to a weekly service last year, each
ship carrying $4,000 stems. Probably
100000 stems We're landed in Liverpool
last year, an increase of 100 per cent
over the year before. The people of
England and Europe generally do not
know what a good banana is. They
have been used to eating them when
the skin is green, at which time they
are not tit for food. Under the foster
ing care of the banana section of the
american invasion they viii probably
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12

IT am the king and / can do as L
please" announced King Alexander, of
Servia, to his cabinet when members
of that body objected to his marriage
70 the notorious lady-inwaiting, Dra-
ga. The cabinet resigned in a body.
Possibly some of them are back in The
new cabinet today.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12

Commissioner of Labor Carroll D.
wright's report on Hawaiian matters
seems to be fair and temperate. 1t is
based on careful and extended studies
here by a man competent to see
straight In this it radically differs
from most reports on Hawaii, such as
are made from hotel verandas at the
instance Of political schemers. and it be-
comes. therefore. an historical and
sociological authority.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12

When great news is to be had the
Advertiser spares no pains or expense
in getting it. Cablegrams at twenty
cents word are an expensive luxury.
even when few are taken, but when
they come en- masse as they did last
night, their tolls mount up to a figure
that would meet the total expense ac-
counts of some newspapers.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12

become as great banana eaters as
Americans; all of which means an
economic change of considerable i'm
portance to tropical America"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12

Reading the news this morning. the
earlier part of which was received yes
terday afternoon. will give the public
a new appreciation of a paper that
takes no holidays.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-06-12
cO0lS the Blood

Hot weather takes the life out of
everybody. You become languid, de-
bilitated, nervous, depressed. You
lose your appetite and you have indi-
gestion. Your blood becomes impure,
your head aches, your nerves are weak,
and you are tired all the time. You
want something to purify your blood
and make it cool and healthy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21

ct that city declared the production on
OF supereminence, the press of every
other city since visited being as com.
mandatory as their metropolitan breth.
| rem.
Standing room was at premium at
the opening of the Acme opera house
Saturday etening. During the summer
the theater Las been entirely remodeled
inside, and the stage enlarged so as to
permit better presentation of the plays.
1t is now quite creditable opera house,
and its owner, G. T. Wooding. has the
congratulations OF the play going public
for his eff,rts to give them pleasant
and comfortable house. The opening
play. Fighting Bob," by S. Miller
Kent and company was happy choice,
the lay and the company being all that
could be desired in the way of comedy
drama.
The incorporation o. the Western
Washington Exhibit Co. has been dis
solved, and the exhibit is now the prop.
erty of VIM. II. Hepfpger and Thos.
Morgan, who will conduct it as private
enterprise. Contractor John Anderson
is loading the big spruce log on car,
and it will start this week for the s. ate
fair at North Yakima. The bear den
and music room in the log are completed,
and the flee room will be finished
while it is being exhibited. While the
exhibit will be managed privately, the
| g will prove an excellent advertisement
OF Aberdeen, and the timber resources
OF Grays Harbor.
A team belonging to the Pacific Trans.
fer Go. ran away with an express wagon
loaded with trunks, Thursday afterl Don,
on Heron street, and the driver narrowly
ESCAPED severe injury. A trace became
loose, which started the team on run
down the street. The driver stuck to
the lines manfully, until the corner Of q
street was reached. where the wagon was
overturned and crashed into the plate
glass window of the Aberdeen State
Bank. The spectators expected the
driver was killed, but he emerged from
under the wagon and trunks without the
least injury. The big glass window was
demolished and the wagon badly
wrecked.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
DEATH. OFJOHN CURTIS.
Died From Injuries Received by Falling Down
an Elevator Shaft.

an Elevator Shaft.
John Curtis died at four o'clock yes.
terday morning at his late residence, As
Heron street, aged so years. His death
was the result of injuries received en- the
night of September 10, when he fell
I down an elevator shaft at the West &
Slade mill, breaking an arm and crush
ing shoulder. At his age, the shock
was too great to be overcome, and he
passed away peace ully, surrounded by
his wife and Children, as stated. The
funeral Will take place at 2 O'Clock to.
morrow afternoon from the family resi-
dence, where services will be held by
Rev. Chas. McDermoth. The friends of
the family are invited to attend
John Curtis was born in the town of
Dillham, County of Norfolk. England,
September 81, 1923. and came to the
United States when 10 years of age, set
Ting in the state OF New York. where he
was married in 1S47. Later he moved
to Michigan, where he lived until 1888,
when he again moved west, coming to
the state Of Washington. After spend
ing short time in Seattle, he came to
Aberdeen in 1884, and resided here con.
tinuously until his death, occupying all
those years the position cf nightwatch
man at the mills managed by Mayor
West, with whom he had held similar
position in Michigan for several years.
He is survived by his wife, son,
Thomas J. Curtis, of Ballard, and five
daughters, Mrs. John G. Lewis, Mrs. j.
A. Graham, Mrs +. r. Granger, Mrs. f.
I U. Whitney and Miss Nettie Curtis, who
mourn the loss of loving husband and
father, and who have the sympathy of
the community in their bereavement.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1903-09-21
Kind Words.

The HERALD, with it's issue OF yester.
day, begins the eighteenth year of its
existence. Its career has been one OF
steady progress, due to the application
of business principles in its management.
It is an honorable competitor. and The
Bulletin cordially wishes it continued
prosperity. berdeen Bulletin.
Yesterday the Aberdeen HERALD be-
gan it's eighteenth year. The HERALD
is today and has been always one of the
leading papers Of the county. Success
to Mr.. Carney and the HERALD.-Ho-
GUAM Washingtonian.
Take the Best. The Semi Weekly
Herald. S1.t year in advance.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-03
Nus Den anoeren satboItf@eB
3ettun8en

Nah elmer ioeben peroffentliften
Negierunes. Statiitif lit bic aurerifG4
ni'he 9nrbibnittsfamiiie in ben
leeten finfaig Sabren INNER Helmet
aemproen. Sem Wunber, oab era
lelid,tete Staatsmdnner llnrrbe pass
ipiiren. Die abnabme Ger @ebnrtsA
altter tit INNER cine beoenflibe CIR.
lhetnung. - rStimme Der Wabrs
heit". :.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-03

hat i;fl minmebr laut Ger ,Nmerifa"
entihiebeu aesen Die 'beabiittiste
2icfer,na ofreier" Sdulbiid,er an
Die 30gliuge Der Bubble Shools"
ouSgeiprod)en.
vSie betr. 8eieBesborlage", 10 er.
fl1rte er nellIi1 einem 8ertreter Ser
.legt ben aatbolifen cine
Eeue 8iiroe aut bon ipeld)er lie gar
feiuen Huben boben. @enn Der
Staat fortfGbrt, Die Sbuliteiern 5l1
erbGben, biirite ii6 balb Elm llru-
idamung in ser 0ifentlid)eM Meinung
aelteno MAIDEN. Die 2ieferung
.freier" Shulbiider mlB losiider
@eile 5ur rfreien" Ibiiitterung Der
Sd,ulfinoer iibren."
.@Iele Troteitanten", 10 fubr Sci.
ner @naOen fort. .oppouireu idon
ieBt Dem offeutlifen StaatsituIip.
item, neil lie gelpabr s~elporoen limo,
oaB lie nidt Oas erbalten, mas tie
fir ibr grtes 0elb ersparten. Ger
ipeientlife Sbeil Der Gr5iebnng, Die
Meliaion miro ndmIi6 pernatIdiiigt.
3aber Die 3unabme Ser lIngI1ubis
Gen in BEN Ser. Staaten. IS beiBt,
Die Relieipn Tonne nidt in uniern
Shulen gelebrt iperben. @arum
uidt2 Sn Canada, III gngIaHb unb
in 3el,tihldnO bat man bod Miittel
mo @eae oa3u gefunoen."
Der &eftor Der ct. 2ouis Uni
periitp erflGrte iif ebenfals gegen
Die porgei6lagene WaBresel, nift
MIR neil Tie ben &ntbolifen cine nm
aered1te Steuer auferlege, ionberu
audi Desbalb, neil lie auf bas ges
iammte biirgerli1e 2eben einen I'M.
h%eilpollen ginfIuB ausiiben miiiie.
inbem lie ndmlib beln 8oIfe Die
Selbitadtung 81 raliben ,,nb Die @r-
aiebung IN ieinen augen berub3u.
isben geeigenidaitet lei.
8enn oas beige Chronicle"
iibriaens bon elmer organilirten
SppoiitioH Der fatbolii6en 8ereine
Dioer bte .Sree Stpol Boot Gill"
berihtet, 10 miiiien iptr - Ieiberl
conitatiren, buB iotbane Sppoii.
ton Doroerbano einaie in Der Yban.
taiie bes betreifenoeu Neporters be.
iteht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-03
tsMit DeM fapIt6cti
StMtneI Mdter ttttOtren.
(spesialhrief o,ls @aibingtou.)

(Spe5ldihrleT allS NQlDlH9loH.)
Sic llniperiitat 6~eprgetopn,
@aib.. mill MN cine peitere Stern-
partc unD 5par in 9 ii y II q
erriGten. 9ieie nelte Iultalt ioa
nit Der Sterniparte, melt}e bic
Seiuiten ld)on Dor Sabren in
8eorgetotpn erridtet baben, 3ulam-
merlarbeiten. Sn Der 2%anoesbaupt'
itubt bat Der bodyw. Tater IS. y.
9ageuL e. S., inter Witbiilfe elmer
a0rperihaft bon gelebrten 8ebiilfen
bon 3eit 81 3eit Der ~gelebrten Melt
game 9Gnbe beS @iiienspertben allf
Dem @ebiete Der Iltronomie gelie'
fert, melbe BON alen Iltroncmen
Der @eIt als Iutboritaten betrodtet
iuer6en. Ger bodJp. Batter gomltllo
@oee, g. s., lit Der treibenoe 8eiit
bieies llnternebmens. 2erielbe 1T
iest oltf benz @ege nad guIapapp,
Gbobeiia, IN Sitb.@frifa, no oas OBJ
ierpatprium gelegen iein ioa. Die.
les SbIerpatorium miro in beItanoi'
1eur Gertebre NIT bemienigen bon
0eorgetomn iein unb Die entoedun.
gen in Silo-Nirifa Weroen Der 8eit
8uibingtpn ans, be-
tannt gemad)t meroen.
Ser bpd)p. Safer 8oeb lit eiil
glidiier BON @eburt. gr bat ieine
erIten StuOien IN GariS gemad)t,
aber % err beabiidtiete ieine SebeuS.
arbeit in Siib.Ifrifa. 81 miomen,
trat err in England IN bas Nopitiot
Elm. 90 err Dor bate Die slltronomie
SIT ieinem beionoeren Sebensituoilm
ST MAIDEN, uiblnete er ale ieine Belt
bieiem Sadie. Gr lit in auer geldJei.
benbeit zines Sroensmannes bis 5ur
bnditen NutoritGt in bieiem Sadie
geitieoen. Seine ltnteriuhungen
iiber Die peri6ieoenen Sterne limo
tieier nnb burdihlasenber seweien.
ais bieienigen irgeno elmer anbererl
Ir6eit bieier grt.
g81brenD Der tiei e~rniten Sti,bien,
miiienihaftlidcu Stllbien al Der
llniperiitGt 5u @eorgetolun, lpar
Safer 8oes aild crnitlid) nit ieineH
eiQenen Scelenbeile beidGftigt. Sim
spciten Tebruar legte er in Der
aopele oes GREENS ieine Lester
SrOensaeliibbe ab, inoem er iif) 10.
nit fiir INNER 81 einem SeilIitelI
modte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-03

men. Tie Meliten miiliet iid mie.
Der nla 0riiber betrui,ten. iit liebel
mn I'M lln9liif it'd nitterititser. Ter
Glenltbpte iol nidji ais Elm Sflaue,
Ser Irbeiter niht ais .eine Suuo"
ionoeru als Elm Ghriit uno etn Ntit-
brll0er bcbanoelt merbcn. Iie llH-
QllihafGlle in Seben limo 10 h6ufig,
0aB eS inlller plele lnueriduloete
Nrnlc aebcn mtB; bieien fam mir
b,lrd) driittihc N%Gd,itenlicbe pplt
Seiten Der Meid)en 9ehoIien meroen.
2ie inSiolen llebel, Dorunter mir
lciorn, ilnO mlr barmls %entltmlnen,
BAH bic Merihen ole hriitlid)c g e.
Ii Ii 4 la III cit, Bereht / gfeit
nHh i Il d, itenIiebe Bel Seite
gciebt boben.
,3lir @eiierlIt9 Der ioaioIen Gage
lit INN Die Mitpirtmg bon d,
itnO Mrm, bon Stuat ltno
s. / / d, e erforbcrt. 3uerit m1B ole
dlriltltde @elinnitug mieher Suriif-
fehren, iueId)e Irbeiter- lllions m0a.
lid, mudt, meld)e Die Spmpotbte aler
redltllh 8eiinuten perbiencu. 50
LANCE Ger hriitlite 8eiit niht in
bieien @eiellihafteu berriht, meroen
lie feline lluteritiisung bel Den Rett.
idaifencn iinben, uno beBbalb frildt.
los bleiben. Tber oiib Der Staot
mltb sur 20iuns Der io5iolen Srase
heitragen, inoem er bie gef1brlihe
Sesuerbe- unb &anbelsfreibeit, tpelte
cs Den Wdftigereu moglib mad)t,
iit aller Snouitrie uno alles Sanoels
81 b%emddttgen, in sic redten
Sfranfeu suriidfiibrt. Ser Staat
mlB Dor Mlem Die inbuitriellen Mr.
better in ieineu Sflls nehmell, oo-
nit tie rift bon ben Irbeitgebern
herfios ausgebeutet neroen. Gr
ipll Die Sonntnasnrbeit, Die Sra,len.
ltnb &inber. Irbeit reeeln, bamit ous
Tamilienleben Scr Irbeiter niht ee.
tort perbe. Gr ioa eineu Winimal.
Nrbeitslobn ulb cine WarinlaI.
Irbeitsseit feiticsen, unb Die Nus.
fiibrrng ieiner @eiebc iiberlpoden.
Gr ipa bns arbeitenoe @oIf Dor
Shminoel uno @uder idiiBen ru,b
Dor Alem gegen Geriiibrer unb Iuf.
riihrer ieber art in StllB nebmen.
Sic Stride ober mliB ~ibrerieits
trnd,ten, Den 8eiit bes Gbriitentb1tms
ltno Die hriitlihen Sitgenoen, Der
@eniiQiamfcit, @erehttgteit unD
N1hitenliebe, al perbreiteu. Gas
tb,lt lie aud, mo lie nift perbinberi
miro. iotpobl blrh oas Wort BON Der
annsel, ais bur6 ibre Spituler,
@aiienbG,iier, Sr~renbGitier, b,ird)
lire &rnnfen- lltb armenihmcit tern.
Nltr auf bieie @eiie miro benz lpSia.
len llebel o~bgebolfeu.
Sobolb Der nuhienben 3erieBuug
Der @eieIlidaft in Heih unb Irn, in
reihe Irbeitgeber mo arlne Irheit.
nebmer, in cine seringe GAIL putl
llnobbGneieen l,nb in Die Wuiie BON
AbbGngigcu eeiteuert miro, lno Elm
letter unnbb1ngieer Wittelitano be.
ariinbet it, lit Die ~io5iale Srage
ge!Git.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-03
9paiaIe Rraufbett uno SetIs
mtfteI-
% h ~

Ser aopitoIiSmus legt Dem tpirtbs
idoftlihen Seben ausidlieBlih Die
g eIb it II dJ t III @runbe ulb Der
SoaiolismuS appeairt geraoe5u OIL
Die 8enuB u6t Der Menifer,
iubem CT ib1en einen Simmel id)olt
auf Groen nit i6rantenloien De-
niiiien aQer Sitter oieier @elt IN
slusiiht itellt. SeIbit II d) t urlb
u enuBud ) aber 5erlt0ren Die
mcnidlife @eielibait, iobalo lie
ollqemein peroen. %n Der milben
sSoQo naG Teidtbum uno 9enuB
bleibt Der Stdrfere Steger, Die
SdnpGheren geben inter.
On Die SteQe Der Sel6Itlth t
lutO @enuBuht mlB olio Die
d)riitlid)e @eniig amfe tres
ten, welde nod Dem @~runbiaB Dan,
belt: rSeben un6 leben laiien." 9as
Sano lit reid genug, I'm 9lQe anitdns
oia au e%rnGbren, ippfern Die Wdd)ti.
aeren nid)t ollie Sitter Der groe an
lid retBeu luolen, ipie uniere Sob.
len6arone, observation-disclosures, Gel
barone, Stablbarone, 8iebbarone
llnb SapituliIten jeber Nrt. Sic
idmimmen i'm 8elO unO ipiiien nidt,
mie lie ibre iiberfliiiiigen Wilionen
umuerOen ioaen; aber lie laiien Die
Nrbeiter, aus 0eren ShneiB lie lire
yftlionen gemaft, feinen Nntbeil
baran bnbcn. Sic gleidJen Dem
&umO in Der geiiiQten arippe, Der
ielbIt boS Seu nid)t freiien fam, ober
Dos Gieb nid)t our &rippe bin5ulGBt.
6erncr mlrB an Die Steae ser IN.
eriattlidcn Sclbitiud,t Die 7 h,
ttdfeit treten. 8ott bat ole
Sitter bieIer GrOe fir ollie WcnIten
geidnifcn. Gr mil, Dab 9luc bnpolt
leben. IQe ba6en iouit Elm Re6t
barnlf, uno Der StGrfere bot fem
Jfedlt, ben SdpGderen om Griuerb
aeitlider Sitter 81 uerbinoern, utO
iih naein lit ben Belts ser irbiihet
Sitter 81 lete1. Snnbel unO @e.
iperbe, Teloer unb 8ieicn 6iirien
nidt Dos WoHopol Ger StdrfereH
tperoen; aud, Die ShmGdercu bobcr
Elm Ncft Ollrd Nrbeit ibrcn Se6en$.
u%nterhalt 81 finbeu. Wou fam ira,
acrL, Oh Die StGrferen ui6t bered)tigt
icicn, Die ShlpGderen 81 ibren &obn.
arbeiteru 81 MAIDEN? Giele Trogc
aleid,t genolI Der onberen, oh Die
Sfiaperci Der &crnunft uno Dem
G]briitentbum entiprehe2
Sclbit Die @eredtigfeit reit,t nod
nift aus sur 26itmg Der io5ioten
Trage; Is nulB audi Die dJ I il | / d. G
N q 6itenliebe nod bintutom.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-03

ilhermg$Iumlue per Mtt9lieo lit
1880. lie idbrlife G~in5ahtuua
Deer NrelHmm Dttcagr per WttiglIeo
$2o.35. Gtcies Eremium lii iuit
an Ole SGlite 81 tleil, Ou nod Ger
S4grbcr0tc ron lis per Sulienb ju
ldilieReL it, cas- IN Ger @eiejlihaft
Oua "A. ,SGbr Oaa SllrdJihnittsaltcr
III, itatt 1921. Sir 6ieien Sal
loIlte ha@ &reutiunL sum tpenigiicH
ooS Nettu-Rremium fitr $1,000 Ser.
lld)eriul9 $500 ieia, alip I'm
SiS.69 boher ais eS iest lit. @enu
ollie Standardization bon ser
Ielcrpe obgejogen iino, melde. ole
8eIellldaft am 1. >Sonltar 1902
bate, Damn perbleiben nlr $t4.tS
iiir iebes Der 56,684 Mitg(ieber.
0iele Sbatiade uebit Ger Sbot'ud,e,
oaB oae aeeenipdrtigen MitsIiebet
81 ibrem gegentpartigen glter uoh
76 Sabre leben miibten, nm bel
einem Bremium bon $20.35 Die
SSI,I08,000 be5ablen 5u fonnenJ be.
pellt SIR poaiteu lleberseuguns, baB
oos Yriu5ip niht ridtig III, auf
ipelhem Die 8eielid3aft aufaebaut
ipuroe nno nod fprtgeleitet miro.
@enn in elmer 8eriiherunas.8e.
lelid,aft nidt ieoes MttgIieo 10 oieI
III ieinem 3urhitnitts filter besabIt.
NoB ieine eigeue @erltderung sebedt
miro, bann lit mo bIeibt Die Sc.
ihihte uniif)er.
Mep. q. :. 0eder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-03

Oieie Nltn0auCntolpflidt uidt bios
pernud}loiiigt, ionoern grlnoiGslid)
ais ocrlneilttilhea &lnoernlB fiir ben
DlrtDldaftlihCn l!f0 pulitll1cn Sort.
Id,rItt pon lid dbgepielen. Euber
nun 6oa GlenO, 0a5 iht oen Inter
gang hrobt olrh Qnurhismua mo
SuSiuiiSruus. Wilt Dos id)un pon
Der Morol, 10 gilt cs IN nob b6herem
8rabe DON Der Geligion. Sic Sit,
litteit rilbt Ielbit uuf Der Hcligion.
Ter iittIide InarblSmuS ltafnmt
ans Dem religioien. 60 large oos
tlebei mr perein5elt auftritt, bril1gt
es Die @eicliid)oit uidlt in @eiubr.
Sobalo ober Dos offentlif c
Scbn lid pom alleii religiolen mn
iittltd)eu 9aHben lpsmad,t, mllb ole
@elelid,oit iif miflolen. Crit bon
Der 3eit OH, als Die G0lfer nit Der
Gellgion bruheL trat Die io5iule
arnnfbeit ouf. Sic 8eihihte ltno
Ole Sermupft be3ell9eu es, oaB ole
Strait, oas 2eben mo Die 8~eiuubheit
Der @eielllhnit mir aus Der Heligion
flieSt. Wegen ben aeidbrliden
Sn3ialismus sibt es fem beiieres
Ntittel ais ben |uiihluB an Die
Stride unb Die Riidfebr ST. reltgioien
8runbidBen.
Seieu mir nibt uneeredt gegen
Die So5ialiiteu. Sr Dem 3uitanbe
Der Serbr0telung, in ben DER 2ibe-
raliSlnus ole Wenidbeit periest.
fam lie nid,t leben. Den 0eg fret
lid, Den Die So5ialilten aitr Seritel-
luu9 Der 8eiellidaft eini6lagen,
f6unen mir nibt biaigen. Sbre Mb.
lidlten iino gut, aber ibre Sbeen unO
tire Wfittel gum 3ped iino itleht,
Sbuc 3peifel befirOen ii6 in ibren
8eihcn Smienbe, Die nur wiber.
militia uno notbgeorungen nit ibnen
baItcu, ipeil iie glauben, baB Die
manb ouber ben Sp5ioliiten Sinn
fir ole Goth Der 3eit babe, Die aber
Diehcr getronnen meroen tonnen
meHit ,te 1efen, OAR mo altd) duf
firdlIiher Seite an Der Ibidaffung
Der iosiaien llebel NIT alem @rnite
arbcitet. Col Die driitlihe Gtbtli-
intion Dor Der fommenoen &eopllls
tion Der sn5ialiiteu aerettet meroen
oalu mus eritens Der Siberalismus
entpeber mlsiterben, ODER bod 10
ifmad, meroen, baf er feline 8eoeu.
TING nehr bat; eS miiiien sueitens
Die FrinBipien Der hriitliden @eiea-
itaftslehrc ollaemeine anerfemung
fin0en; mnO brittens m|iiiien Die @or.
tdmpfer Der ~iosioler Grneuerung I'M
anidliB oil Die Stride mutbis ai,r
Sbat it)reiten, oenn 8ott bilft ben
Wcnidlen MIR, peld)e lie ibrerieits
thrrL mas fie tonHen. aurh Die
@eieli6nft tann MIR aerettet tper.
oen in a'erhiuOrng nit Ser Stride
Ghriiri .. +. nit ser fatboliiben
STRIDE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-03-03

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Sem Scnute, reldc 10 piel GcIncin-
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Ginmonoerer milthet un0 burd) leIIell
No6 ais &irhenDerfol1er iidJ beretts
ciueu 9tamel genlaft bot.
I'm hide @emcinheiteu 81 trei.
Zen, rergiBt SEER" Snh9e h%eltilnrute
%criprcfcn; er prrnaflGili0t wid.
ttnc Gnmitcs Nrtcitcn; sic &iliten-
fortcn 6crporro1enocr @ciufcr mcr.
SEN 5nriiG0e'd)ift, cine Gcibe loteini
id)cr Gitnte, melI)e er bins sum Ser
lnit1eu icincr Gnlle9cn bonn Scnrtc
cini,Gt, ncrben oerne per1eiien; er
oerGiit cine brin1enhc @inlahmG
sltnl @Cifcu Souie llub 10 iiBt bort.
Ir, her .groEc" 2oboe, Drler beili9er
&ctdcIci mo iportct or Die 8ele.
genhcit ciuen O%rGnmgSrnf 81 or.
bchen. c. lit ieiu SrbnlngSruf,
bcrn fem Nnoerer ioN Die SrellOe
bnter, nbihon Senntor @oniaaer
i'm ocrlrc rcr ieiner Stclle oils
gSGhter ser &igotterie ob5ltloien be.
reit m1re.
Nls Der GrGiibent letten @intcr
beihloB, Gr5biid)of &pon gum Nfit,
glie6e Der &nbinner.G ommiiiion SIT
erneultelt, luur cS oieier eIbe
SER" & ooge, meld)er Eroitoent
Honiepelt'S peri0nlitcr Sreilnb unb
Intbacber lit, Der sum- @eiBen Sallie
elite, I'm geaen Die Grnenmtte 5u
proteIttren. Iber FrIiibent Eooie.
pcIt blieb felt. Die Senatorett
GuuD lnh Eenroie bntten Die grnen-
r,in1 onaere0t utb muren erfplOreid)
oenlla. INN bielelbc ourd6ltiesen.
Sntereiionte SbotiaAelL nift
mar!