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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
CANNON RESENTS INSULT
LABOR LEADER TOLD HIM HE HAD
'PACKED- LABOR COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Cannon Promptly Ordered His
Election from the Speakers Room
I'm the Capitol-Threats Ignored.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 4.-Speaker Cannon,
resenting what he deemed an insult from
Herman ]. Schulteis, who is chairman of
the national legislative committee Of the
Knights of Labor, summariy ordered
schulteis from the speakers room at the
Capitol to-day, with the parting injunction
to the labor leader never to darken his
door again.
Mr.. Schulteis made his first call the
speaker several days ago, with the demand
that Representative Livernash, of San
Francisco be made chairman of the COM
mittee on labor, and that Representative
Wynn. of the same city. be made a member
of that committee. AS both these men are
members of the minority, Mr.. Cannon ex-
planned that their committee assignments
would depend on the recommendation of
Representative Williams. the minority floor
leader, but that it would be impossible to
make Mr. Livernash chairman of the COM
mittee, as the craftsmanship would go TO
the majority.
When Schulteis appeared before the
speaker to-day he announced, in what was
taken by that official to be an offensive
manner, that the labor committee had been
packed" He renewed his demand that
Mr.. Livernash be assigned to this commit
tee, announcing that he had defeated Mr..
Cannon for election to the Fifty-second
Congress. and that unless his request in
this instance was accorded he was going
into the speakers district in the next cam
paign. Mr.. SChulteis did not have time to
finish telling the speaker what he would
do TO him at that point, as Mr.. Cannon
gave his peremptory order for the mans
election from the room, stating, as he did
so, that there was no chance OF the COM
mittee being packed by Schulteis.
Just as Schulteis went out Sidney Richer,
the fire marshal of the District of Column
bia. entered bearing a miniature brass can
non. AS he placed the cannon on the speak
er's desk he remarked MIR. Speaker, it
sometimes takes little cannon to protect
q big cannon"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
New Indiana Associations.

The First German Evangelical Church, of
Hammond, filed articles of Incorporation
yesterday. The trustees are Charles Webb.
William Rought and Edward Engler.
The Public Service Company, of Plainfeld.
filed articles showing $4,000 of capital stock.
The company is organized to supply water.
light and heat to people in the locality. The
directors are William Baxter Vestal, James
Sanders Hubbard and Benjamin V. Hub
bard.
Articles filed by the Indiana Milling Com
pany show 100000 capital stock and the
following directors: John Erskine, De Witt
G. Worsham, Paul Kuhn, Samuel Austen
miller and John +. Kuhn.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
j. G. Schaf's New Residence.

Mr.. Joseph G. Shat. president of the
American Brewing Company, has purchased
through the A. Metzger agency from Mrs.
Harriet L. Bright, ninety-one and one-haf
feet of ground on North Delaware street.
to the north of the Parry residence, lately
purchased by Hugh ]. MCGOWAN. The
price paid by Mr.. Schaf was 81, 900.
Mr.. Schaf purposes to erect one Of the
most beautiful residences In the city on this
choice lot.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Dec. 4.-The
freighthouse and sheds of the New York
Central Railroad Company in this city
were destroyed by fire to-day, together
with an immense amount of freight, the
value of which 1T is almost Impossible 10
estimate. The only means the fire depart
ment had of fighting the fire was with
water obtained from the Erie canal with
two fire engines. The city has been without
a drop of water in its mains since o'clock
Yesterday morning, on account OF break
down at the pumping station, which dis
abled both pumps and shut of entirely the
city's supply.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
pre.eoutor'- Fee Law sustained.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
JEFFERSONVILI4E, Ind. Dec Ain the
Clark Circuit Court Judge j. X. Marsh
upheld the constitutionality OF the law re-
lating 70 the payment by the plaintiff of a
Zee OF s. TO the prosecuting attorney i'm d.
vorce cases where the defendant defaults
and the prosecutor defends the action The
question came up in the divorce proceedings
OF Ida Meter against Clements Meter The
defendant failed TO appear at the last term
or court. when the case was called. and. as
required by law. Prosecutor MayiieId was
directed TO defend the action and applied
fer the fee provided for in the statutes.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
House Damaged by Fire.

A defective fiue caused a fire In the resi-
dence of George Parker. 433 Arch street,
yesterday afternoon, which resulted in a
loss of about $500. in spite of the efforts of
the firemen, who were soon on the scene.
The entire roof of the building was burned
off, and it was with great difficulty that
the effects of the family were saved from
to find new quarters in which to spend the
night, as it will be several days before
their home will again be ready for occu-
pancy.
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scenes. from which hiding place he could
not be dragged again.

not be dragged again.
XXX
The sale of seats for the performances
next Tuesday and Wednesday nights and
Wednesday afternoon of 1.-The Prince OF
Pilsen," opened at Englise's yesterday
morning with a demand that forecasts good
attendance during the local engagement
tuneful music of "The Prince Of Pilsen" has
been played so much this seaSon by Indian
apolis orehestras that mos people are
ly bristling with catchy melpdies.
The Empire has enjoyed a big weeks
business with Manchester's iurlesque COM
bination-one of the best ORGANIZATIONS OF
its class ever seen in indianapolis. The
engagement closes with twoa performances
to-day. The Vanity Fair" company, an
other well-known burlesquh attraction.
the pretty aerial performef. and Jack
Gardner. the black-face comedian, head the
company.
1.-THE Telephone Girl" which comes to the
Park on Dec. q. is to be takeS of the Amer
lean stage after this season sitter a success
full run of seven years. during which IL has
been presented in America. europe. Africa
and Australia. The company will have a
tour of 2l.000 miles this season, extending
from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Next year
''The Telephone Girl will be presented in
Paris.
XXX
1.-THE Shadows OF a Great s,ity'' is draw
ing large and well-pleased Audiences to the
Park. 1t is the best play seen at that pop
ular theater in many weeks and the COM
pany Is above the average. sThe Park will
have two new melodramas % offer its pa
irons next week-"The Night Before
Christmas and THE Child slaves OF New
York"
Willard Spencer, whose opara, miss Bob
White comes to English's hext Thursday
evening, is the only American composer
who writes his own librettos. He wrote
the books and the music for his Little
Tycoon" Princess Bonnie and Miss Bob
White"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK. Dec. ARRIVED. Campa-
MIA and Arabic. from Liverpool Moltka
from Hamburg. of Nantucket lightship at
$50 p. m; 81. Louis, from Southampton.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. ARRIVED: Luz
caRia. from New York. for Liverpool.
Mails landed. insuring delivery I'm London
Saturday morning.
HAvRE, Dee. ARRIVED: La Bretagne,
from New York
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
CORIENNE'S LIFE IS SAVED,
Girl Tried to Kill Herself, but Doc
tor Pumps Poison Out.

Corienne Latta, living at 1910 Fletcher
avenue, attempted to end her life last night
by taking large quantity of morphine. but
her plans were frustrated by DR.. Mackey,
of the City Dispensary, who arrived in time
to save her life. She said she had taken
husband, who is located in the South. He
has been away for some time, and said,
when he left, that he would send her money
so she could go to him. Yesterday she
received letter from him stating that
it would be impossible for him to send her
any money until Christmas, and in fit
of dependency she attempted to commit
sricide.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05

Special 10 the indianapolis Journal
TERRE HACTE, Ind, Dec. 4.-The rob-
berry of several stores at Burnett. a mining
town. few nights ago. was followed last
night by the robbery OF several saloons.
In Clungston's saloon a safe was blown
and considerable money taken.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
TO-Night's Schedule.

ENGLSH'S.-''Th Eternal City," and
8 D. m.
GRAND High-class vaudeville, 2:15 and
Sis y. m.
PARK.-'sShadows of Great City," and
p. m.
EMPIRE.-Burlesque, and p. m.
Notwithstanding, 8 and %. m.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
ART OF ENGRAVING.
Prof. Alfred M. Brooks Delivers Lee
ture at Heron Art Institute.

A very interesting lecture on "Engrav-
ing, Original and Early Practice Metal"
was given by Prof. Alfred M. Brooks, of
Indiana University, last night at the John
Heron Art Institute The lecture was the
first of a series of six art lectures, which
will be given by Professor Brooks at the
institute during the winter. The object OF
the course is to explain the theory of en-
craving. and its relation TO the art of paint
ing. Professor Brooks is considered a good
authority on the subject of engraving, and
a large number of people attended his lee
ture last night.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05

NEW HAVEN. Dec. 4.-Yale won the an
nual intercollegiate debate in Woolsey Hall
Resolved, that the history of trade union
ism in the United States for the past TWEEN
ty years shows a tendency detrimental to
the best interests of the country" Yale sus-
tanned the affirmative.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
A. C. PHILLIPS INJURED.
Knocked Down by a CentraI-Avenue
Car-Berry FIeener Hurt.

Car-Berry FIeener Hurt.
A c. Phillips, 423 West New York street,
was struck by a Central-avenue car last
night at Twenty-first street and severely in
jured. He was taken to Illinois and Wash
ington streets on the ear and from there
was removed to the City Hospital in the
Dispensary ambulance attended by DIR.
Crockett. His injuries while painful may
not prove fatal.
Berry Fleener. 444 North Illinois street,
student at the Indianapolis Business Col
lege, fell from an Illinois-street car last
night at the corner of Illinois and Michigan
streets, suffering a bad scalp wound. He
was removed TO his home in the Dispensary
ambulance attended by DR.. Crockett.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
Normal Team Lost.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Dec. 4.-The In
diana Normal School basketball team was
defeated Tonight By the Charlottesville
Business College i've by q score OF 3 TO Is.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
cRAwFORDsvIII.E sor

CRAWFORDSvILLE. - Some farmers
were here on Friday and made the dis
covery that they had been duped by two
book agents. They had paid s2.75 for a
book, entitled The Farm Record" when
the book can be purchased at any book
store for 81 Some also had paid sl6s for
county rights.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05

Hannah NJ. Furnace, brick factory, 127 to 129
North Alabama street, 81 500
d. H. Talbot. addition to house, SOlS Kenwood
A g. Remy repairs. SO West Seventeenth
street, $50.
John Fritz dwelling Nelson street, 81, 200.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05

The Indianapolis Minister'S Association
Y. M. c. A. building on MAnday morning
at 10 o'clock. The Rev. Allsert Hurlstone.
ID. D., will read paper on sThe Homiletic
Value of English Literature"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05
BANK cLEARINGs OF A WEEK.


NEW YORK. Dec. 4--The following table.
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank ciear.ngs
at the principal cities for the week ended Dec.
3 with the percentage OF increase and decrease
a. compared with the corresponding week last
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-05

Transfers, 1s; total consideration. 49,, !,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

aebt oaber bon Dem 8runoiase aus,
oab Die erite Eili6te zines @annes
I'm Sallie lei, ben Ginbreber 81 er.
iuiihen, oh err ~lebenbie ober toot elm.
aefangen peroen fam. Mit anberen
@orten, fpenn man einen Ginbreder
ilieoerfnallen fam, 10 iole man es
tbun. Wan banole chen i'm SlltereIle
zines oLlgemeinen @obles. @ir glau.
ben, baB Die ausfiibrung bieier s(n.
li6t, penn audi BON 5Deifelbaftem
moralii6en @ertbe, bod bel our Ser.
bin6eruna bon 0iebitGblen b~eitraeen
piiroe. @enm ginbre6er piiien, baB
lie bel jeOem gtnbrll6e ibr 2eben uuf
oas Spiel ieBen 10 peroen Oieie an
3abl a6nebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
ct Yapt Asius X. liberal.

@ie bumm ole Speculationen ser
geIben Ereiie iiber Die poIitiide &c.
iinnlng oes neuen Bapites iinb, er.
belt aus einem Sirtenibreiben oas
Dor etmas mebr oils einem Sabr.
aebnt bel ieinem abeane bon Mon.
tua nuh @eneOig an Den alerus Der
beiben 3ioceien erlieB.
oSn oemielben nennt er SSsene
i6ledte 8atbolifen Die eeitiist, aui
bic iogenannten liberal . fatbpliihen
8runbiase, iid nit ben erflGrten
Seinoen Der Stride bereinieen uno
INNER bon einem ii6eren SrieOen
ODER elmer @eriobnung uno Dem 2idt
Der SinlterniB reoen. Sir alles lleble
erfennen iie Die llriahe in Dem Sam.
pfc Spiiben ben 5Dei WG6ten, eeben
ober babel ane Shulo Der Stride al.
lein. Nit 3uriidpeiiune DER aus al.
ter @eisbeit itammenoen g~elebrung
erfaiien iie Die neuen Meinungen,
iesen iih NIT ibren Inihauungen
iiber ibr 9flibten binmeg uno benfen
niht baran, Die 5eitgenlGBen grIoiie
bes beilieen Stuble3 a%n5unebmen,
eeibweigen bieielben oils slusiprii6e
bimmliider @eisbeit gu ~pertbeioi.
gen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

uiiterfperfen N, unb sic Mngeitellten 10
longe in ibren Sffieen an laiien, ais
tie oieie ebrlid, fIeiBig unb gut Der.
malten, 10 lei es @ebraif IN alien
enropatlten 2Gnbern. 9as lit qe-
nib elm peritdnOiaer &atb, ober MIR
anstiibrbar in elmer monarhiIfen Ne.
glerrng, fpelGe iiber ben politiihen
Narteien itebt, unb uninoglif in elmer
notwithstanding mie BEL uns. @iiroe
elm Eraiioent iib iiber Die 0urteien
ltellen, lno feline @eamten gleih.
maBig aus alien Harteien ertp1blen,
pie Dies in Wonarhien geibiebt, Damn
piirbe ieine Gartei BET Der nGbiten
Wabl ibn fallen laIien. @ir baben
EN- geilplel an Serrn Glepelanb. gs
lit tein 8rilnb, ale bret ODER bier
Sabre Die gealnten au rpetieIn. &ein
9eltdftsmann mefielt ietne Mnge.
~ltelten 10 oft obne nittigen GrunO.
2as ieben mir ole elm, aber mir fon.
men es ni6t anoern neil uniere Gre.
publit 81 groB lit. 9
Der folgenoe 0iaIog darafteriiirt
ltnlere Tolfsregieruna:
Sebrer: 8as lit Der ltnterihie6
5ipllfen elmer Wonarbte uno elmer
Gepublit?
Sdiiler: Cine &epublif lit elm
Sano, oeiien @olf iib bon ben Toli-
tltern peiB MAIDEN laBt, oaB es Die
Serridaft fibre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

lang bas Gigentbumsredt ioSuiaaen
gsbeiligt, ais einen Iusflub oer@elt.
oronuna nno oils cine 8run0lage oes
trteOliten 3uiammenlebens. 9ie
ltaatlihen @eiese aber, ipfern lie ae.
reht iino, Die ibr @erbinolihfeit bonn
N%aturgeiese berleiten, baben iiberan
oas in &ebe itebenbe &eft geld)iist
nno nit S~trafbeitimmuneen umee.
ben. Iuh Die g0ttlihen @eiese Der.
ttnoen oas 9eiisrett, uno 5tpar nit
lolbem Wa6orude, bab lie logar bas
Gerlongen noG frembem @ute Der.
bieten: r9u iollit nift bcsebren
oetncs WGhiten @cib, Sams, Mder,
Wfago, DDS, Giel unb alles, mas iein
lit"
~Siebt man ielbit ab bon Der I'm.
gerebtigfeit, 10 lit es ebeniopenig 81
leugnen, oaB oieies SpItem (oer 60.
aialismis) in allen Stitten Der Sc.
lenldaft @erpirrung berbcifiibren
lpilroe. Cine unertrGelihe 8eeng.
una aaer, cine iflapii6e MbbGnaia.
felt pom Staate ipiirbe Die Solge oes
Veriu6e5 ieiner Mnmenbuna iein. Or
lpiiroe gegcnieitiger Wibgunit, 3mie-
troht nnb Streit Tbiir uno Sbor
offnen. Wfit Dem @egfaae bes Spor.
nes 5ur Strebiamfeit unb SIeib mir.
Den audi Die 0uellen oes8 oblitanbes
perliegen. Die eingebilbete @leidbeit
fiir alle rpiiroe nifts anberes iein,
OILS Der namli6e flaeIibe 8uitanb Der
Gnttpiiroigrmg fir die
~@lts aiIe Dem ersiebt ii6 FLAIR ste
@erlperflihfeit Der rehabilitation
8runOlebre, monah oller @elis ee.
meiniom iein iollte. Cine lolde Sbeo-
RE gereibt Den urbeitenben aIalien
au beren 0eiIsen iie oob erfunben iein
nil; iebiglid 5u idperem Sdao,n,
lie Dioerltreitet ben natiirlihen Meb.
ten eines jeoen aberdeen, Tie peraerrt
ben Beirut oes Staates unb matbt cine
rnbige unb frieblide @ntmifluns bes
8eielibofts!ebens unmoglih.
@ei allen 0eriuden our @bbiitfe
~gegeniiber ben eeeenpGrtigen i%o3iaIen
Notbitdnoen lit burhaus ols 8runo.
inb feltsnbalten, Bob bas Tripoteigen.
tbum unantaitbar unb beilie iei."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15

Wadte uno bes fatboliihen Golfes
Der gan5en @elt beobabtet bat. Wer
eurantirt ober, oab zines i9onen Ia.
ets ibm bic 8erbinbune nit Der To-
tbolii6en @elt ourh Die YoIt unb ben
Selegraphen0ienit perbietet? Der
BapIt mare Damn i'm poIen Gimme bes
Wortes elm @efangener i'm 8atifan,
ooutg abgei6nitten bon benz Werfebr
nit Der MnBenpelt. 9ieier Sail fam
etntreten, fpenn our Sett eines Srpi.
ties arpiffen 9apit uno 8onis bie Ell.
ropatiten WG6te perbinoert iino pe.
gen &rteg benz Hapite Su Siilfe su
tontmen. Sat niht Der &onie 0if.
tor emanuel Den augenbIid bes 4rie.
ees Sptiten 0eutihlan6 unb SSranf.
reid betutt, um Hom 5u erobern?
GoIiclbe fam ietn RaGfoleer 5u ge.
legener Belt tbun, nm ben 8apit bon
auer Werbinoung obauibneiSen. Mit
Der Wegnabme &oms bot Der a0nia
auh Dem Bnpite ale ginfInfte fir
lelne Eerion uno Die &egiernng Der
Stride peggenommen. Der Hapit,
Die romil6en G~arotn1le, Die Gongre.
eattonen BON 9iihofen umo Trieltern
miil'en g%egenipdrtig pom H~eterspfen.
Mig leben. Iilf oas angebotene Sab.
resgebalt, Del6eS Der 80nig Dem
Eopite periprab, penn er allf feline
ipeltlite Serridaft ner5t6te, fonnte
Der gapit iib nitt e%iulaiien, lpeil iol.
DIE Tertrdge, gleib ben Goncorbaten
niht ldnger gebalten perben, ols es
Den geGerrpGrtigen Hegieriineen &c.
fdat. Cine nohfoleenbe &eeierune
balt iid ni6t mebr oaran gebunoen.
Sett 1900 Sabren beiaB Der YapIt elm
iDeltlihes @ebiet, bos fir ieinen I'm.
terbolt auffam. Gr beourfte zines
8eterspfennies niht. Sest Iebt er
BON ben Mlmoien Der fatboliihen
9briitenbeit? SIT bos cine piirbige
Gage fir ben SteIlpertreter Gbriiti
aiif groen9 9arf Der 9apit lie als
iolhe anerfennen2 @erben Die &a.
tboIifen ii6 nit bieier Gage bes 0a.
tiers Der Gbriitenbeit sufrieben geben?
llnb pie it1noe es um bte Sreibeit
rnb llnabbGngisfeit bes Napites,
menn Stalien nit elmer fremoen
Maht in arieg gerietbe un6 @om BON
fremoen Solbnten beiest piiroe9
2ie @erbinoung oes Bapites nit
Ser iibrieen @elt mGre abeei6nitten.
Srei uno unabbangig lit Der Bapit
nur Damn, tpenn er elm eieenes unb
freies itaatltbes Sebiet beiist, bas
bon ieber anberen &egierune unab-
baneig lit.
Sn ieiner gegenmdrtieen Gage
bGnet feline Sreibeit MIR bon benz gu.
ten @iuen bes 8onigs ab. Or III
~pouitdnbie in Der Sano oes a0nigs,
Bis Bic Collide @oriebung linn ieine
ipeItlihe Waht pieber peri6afft, pte
Dies i1on 10 oft geideben lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
Ser Gio meberer Unions.

&ep. Or. g. 81. goart, Sector Ser
ct. Worienfirde bon Maribaa, Mi6
erfldrte bellte in elmer Yreoigt iiber
~Gr5ieblng", Dab fem aatbolif nit
gutem8 etpiiien ben gio mebrerer Or.
better. Unions ibiporen tonne. Or 81.
ttrte aus Dem @i0e Der ,Sppogra.
pben.llnton" ben ~folsenben BoIius:
nSh i6pore hermit feierli6, bab
meme Sreile Der Typographical.
'llnion" unO meme YfIidt ben Mit.
9lieoern gegeniiber in feiner Weiie
ourb irgenb cine anoere Mnbdnglih.
teit, pelde i6 iest ooer in 3ufunft
irgeno elmer anoeren Organization
iduIoig iein mag, mag es cine %iosiale,
politiibe ODER relieioie fem, bebinbert
neroen ioG.
Iep. 9aart iaste, DOB bieier Clio
Die Union Dor Stride uno Staat ltelle.
Gin &atbolif fonne iit) aber niht
ourh cinen gio perpfli6ten, Den slr.
better 5 unionen g~eeenuber lopaler
81 letn, oils gegen Stride unb Stant.
Iie Mrbeiterfiibrer bdtten pieleiht,
lagte err, bte 0eoeutung unb bas Sc.
niht bieier @orte ni6t perItauben,
ipelbe iie in ibrem gio gebrauften;
aber iebe treue @iireer unb 8atboIif
miiiie cine Wobifi5irung bieier ail-
itoBigen eibesformel forbern. 9ieie
&lauiel miiie aisgeitri1en meroen."
Sa, es miro Die boh1te Seit, bab
Die tatbolii6en Nrbeiter einmaI auf.
eefldrt Deroen iiber Die GonItitmtio.
nen, Nebengeiebe, Mititale, gibesfor.
meln II. |. 10. pieler oeribDorenen @e.
ieQihaften, ip~elfeNunter Dem i6Dnen
Eitel rNrbeiter. @eieal6aften" unter
fatboliiden @rbeitern refrutieren nnb
oieielben in bas Eager bes fali6en
y9iberalismus" fiibren.
@arum geidiebt benm bier gar
nifts fir uniere fotbolii6en Mrbei.
ter? &atbolii6e Irbeiterpereine iino
bier n%otbmenoiger ais in 9eutihlan0.
@as bat man ba ifon nit tatbpliihen
glrbeiterpereinen All Stanoe eebra6t!
limo bier lit bis jebt nod ni6t einmal
Elm 8eriuh gemaft Dorben, fatboli.
ife Mrbeiterpereine 81 g%riinoen.
Mit Dem bloben 8erbieten eebei.
men @eieGi6aiten nit iolhen gi6es.
formeln io0te Die Code aber ni6t ab.
getban fem. Solonge feline fatboli.
i6en @ereine eriltieren, rperoen iid)
cub uniere fatbolii6en Irbeiter Den
eriitirenoen @ereinen aniblieBen unb
einen gib iGnorcn, iib nibt ourd Die
9flibten Der Stride unb Dem Staat
gegeniiber bebinoern 81 Iaiien, ibre
Efli6ten Der Union gegeniiber gu er.
fuaen.
&atb. @laubensblott.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
Ireterlei Sinner.

SGuslides aus elmer anglicani'1A
9iidpfsfamilie. @ladmooo's Belt.
idriit cr3Gblt: 8il6of Or. @loomfiel6
bon 9onbon mar Speimal ~perbeira.
tbet. Sn 5ueiter CHE nit elmer 8it.
noe, Die ibm ans ibrer eriten Che meb.
rere ainoer 81 ben ieinigen mitbra4r
te. Spater CAB es IN ieiner Samilie
orei Sorteu ainoer, 5piihen oenen
natiirlif oft 9Gnfereien e~ntitanoen.
sls eS mieber einmal Spiihen 6er
permii6ten Nadfommenibaft 81 ei.
mem Sample fam wurOe Der 9ii6of
mitten in ieinen Stuoien bon ieiner
Srou unianit geltort. o@as eiebt es,
meme 9iebe," iragte er etpas Greer.
lid. %, 8iihof mar Die beltirat
berousgebrodte @ntwort, raih, raid,
es lit fem Woment az perlieren. Sbre
4inber ralfen init meinen &inoern
unb bringen umlere 8inber uIr.3
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-15
2u Dem Mrtifcl an anoerer SteGt

Su Dem Mrttfcl on anoerer Steae
smter Dem Sitel: Ser gio mebre.
rer @rbeiter.llnions" lit 81 bemerfen,
baB cine ioSiaIe &Iftion inter Den Sea-
iboliten sur 8elpabrung Der fGtboli'
iden nnS driitliden Glemente unter
ben Mrbeitern ii6 Damn perpirfli6en
laiIen miro, Denn Die Setter Der Ga.
tbolifen einmol, 10 genal1 pie Die
Nrbeiter, ieben, pie ibnen Die So5ia.
Iiiten geraOe our6 Die Unions Die So.
tbolifen tDegiii6en. Damn miro Die
Srage fommen: ,8ie f0nnen mir Die
fatbolii6en grbeiter Dor ben 8efab.
rem oes Sociulismus. marnen, obne
Die &ruft Der organiiirten @rbeit 81
brefen?" @enn es Damn feds Mto.
note lang tiidtig regnet, bann miro
pielei6t cine In5abl Eerionen, Die
nit glutoritGt betleioet itno, i'm SrGu.
me iih e%rinnern, baB Baplt SEQ 10.
Elm ieiner @ncpclifa eeraoe fir oieien
Soil @erbaltungsmaBregeln ange'
ben bat. Sb oieie Damn nod befolgt
iperoen, boS lit natiirli6 ni6t lei6t
az propbe3eien.