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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
LARGE GATHERING

Boston, May 19.-In Faneuil hall the members of the Association of Mill tary Surgeons of the United States as- sembled to-day for the twelfth annual meeting and with an exchange of greetings with distinguished represen- tatives of the army and navy of other nations, and welcome by the governor of the state, the first, session was opened this forenoon. The delegates included representatives of the United States army and navy, state military and naval associations and the Ma tional Guard from all sections of the country,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
PRETTY STRONG LANGUAGE.
Colorado Springs Grand Jury Says Pc
 lice Department is Corrupt.

Colorado Springs, Col, May 19.-The grand jury which has been in session Investigating city and county affairs has been discharged by Judge Cunning ham in the district court, after present. ing large number .of indictments and a report sensational in its denuncia- tion of the police department, which it accuses of not only being corrupt, but inefficient and the protector of crimin- als generally. Dhe report urges that an other grand jury be immediately called as there have come to light important matters connected with the public funds and offices demanding action. The report. without going into details int1mates general corruption in local public offices. Additional indictments were returned against Chief of Police Vincent King and Detective Joel At kinson, charging them with secretine witnesses.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
CARIBOU BROWN" DEAD.
One, of the Noted Western Characters
 in Gambling Circles.


 Tucson, Ariz, May 19.-With the death last night of ''Old Caribou Brown" there passed away one of the most picturesque characters in all the frontier history of the great southwest. Henry F. Brown, famed in sporting circles of the southwest under the sobriquet of Caribou Brown was for quarter of a century one of the most notable figures in the gambling circles of this section of the country. He died at the age of ST. Caribou Brown" was native of County Limerick, Ire land, and in his early manhood fol- lowed the sea as captain of a merchant man. Brown for a quarter of cen tury made his various homes at Tue son, Tombstone, Prescott and Phoenix. He made and lost dozen fortunes over the gambling table, but through out his checkered career he maintained the name of being honest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
CITY NEWS

The water at the Branch is getting low and in order to help out the East Mountain reservoir was pressed into service yesterday afternoon. Owing to an oversight but one gate was opened and as 8 result the pressure was not sufficient to force water into houses on the high ground. This ere ated some confusion and much fault finding was heard. The trouble was remedied this morning.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
GUT HIS THROAT.

New Britain, May 19.- William Pohndorff, ir, aged 24, committed sui-' eide this morning at his home here by, cutting his throat with razor, dying in a few minutes. He had been in the insane retreat and since his release he. showed evidence of an unbalanceuI mind. He was unmarried and resided with his mother.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
IN THE MOUNTAINS.
A Number of the Albanian Chiefs Who
 Are Still Holding Out.

Constantinople, May 19.-The pri- mary object of the advance of the Turkish troops on Ipek, is considered to have been attained in the occupation of that place in spite of all opposition. It has also taught the Albanians a les son.
 A number of Albanian chiefs, how ever, are still holding out in the noun tains, and it is said that when the chiefs fled from Ipek they took with them the members of the sultan's spe- cia1 commission sent to pacify the All banians and who made Ipek their headquarters.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
SCHOONER GROUNDED.

St Thomas, D. w. H., May 19.-The American schooner Hattie 0. Luce of Rockport, Me, while leaving port this morning grounded on the western point and was in dangerous position. The German cruiser Fallze quickly went to the sehooner's Assistance and lowed her seaward The Luce proceeded and apparently was not damaged. The German cruisers Vineta and Panther are also here, waiting for new crews.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
RECEIVER ASKED FOR,

Wilmington, Del, May 19.-Judge Dallas of the United States circuit court for the eastern district of Penn sylvania has suggested that receiver be appointed for the Bay State Gas Go of Delaware. The appointment will be made in Philadelphia on May 26 e
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
BANK IS CLOSED.

Examiner So Notified the Treasury
 Department To-day.
 Washington, May 19.-The treasury department to-day received a telegram from National Bank Examiner Per kins, announcing the closing of the Southport National bank of Southport, Conn. This action 1t is understood is taken in consequences of the defalca- tions of the cashier, which are be- Neved to approximate $1OO,OOO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
ANOTHER MASS MEETING.

San Francisco, May 19.-A mass meeting will be held tonight at the Temple Emanuel to protest against Russian inhumanities inflicted upon the Jews at Kischeneff. All the Rab- bis of the city will be present and many laymen will address the meeting. A collection will be taken up during the evening which will be applied to the fund now being made up for the suf- ferers by the massacre. Judge Sloss will preside at the meeting.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
DEATH OF NEW YoRKER.

Santa Barbara, Cal, May 19.-News reached here to-day from the northern part of this county of the death of Howard Gallup of this city and New York. Mir Gallup was member of the Union, Metropolitan Racquet and Uni yersity clubs of New York.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
REPORT, CONFIRMED.

St Petersburg, May 19.-The report that Lieutenant General Baaben, gov ernor of Kishineff, where the massacre of Jews occurred month ago, had been dismissed by the czar is confirm ed. The imperial ulase dismissing the general Is dated May IT. The au- thorities here have suppressed the Vol ny and have prohibited street sales of the NovosIi, in both cases for contra vention of the press regulations.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19

The disturbance that was central in the northwest yesterday morning has moved slowly eastward and is now cen tral near St Paul.
 Cloudy and rainy weather has pre- vailed generally during the past A hours between the Rocky mountains and the Mississippi valley; scattered showers have occurred in the Ohio val ley and lake region.
 Thunderstorms were reported from Little Rock, Kansas City, Green Bay, La Crosse, Indianapolis, Erie and Phil adelphia.
 Frosts were reported from Utah, Montana and North Dakota.
 High temperatures were reported from Albany, N. Y., 92 and Concord, N. H.. 90.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity warm, sultry and partly cloudy with 8 slight chance for local showers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
- TO RUN CARS TOMORROW.

be made tomorrow to run cars on the Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co.'S lines here. The men on the Ansonia and Derby divisions were notified of an increase in wages to take effect on June 1.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
WRIT FOR s600, ,0oO.
Attaching Property of Bay State Gas Cor1pany of Delaware

@ALNtlN1141IS 11 IUpOAty VT A5tFy NIutHLO N7ttN1 Company of Delaware.
 Boston, May IDA trustee writ has been filed in the Doherty-Egan equity suit, attaching all the property in the hands of Brown, Riley & Go, and Law son, Wiedenfeld & Go, belonging to the Bay State Gas Go of Delaware The writ is for $600,O00 and was served yesterday afternoon.
 Orders of notice, returnable June 1, have also been issued by Judge Rich ardson against the Bay State Gas Go of Delaware, Albert c. Burrage, Rob- ert Winsor and the several Boston gas companies, to show cause why through an injunction a receiver should not be appointed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
TELEGRAPH POLE SUIT.
U. s. Court of Appeals Says Company
 Had Right to Remove Poles.

Had Right to Remove Poles.
 Philadelphia, May 19.-The United States court of appeals to-day held that the Pennsylvania railroad had a legal right to remove the poles and wires of the Western Union Telegraph Go from along the railroads right of way. The decision to-day affirms a Judgment of the West Pennsylvania United States court and reverses Judgment of the New Jersey United States circuit court The Pennsylvania court refused to grant the petition for an injunction sought by the Western Union Tele- graph Go against the Pennsylvania railroad and the New Jersey court granted the injunction.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
NEN POINT IN GALL|VAN CASE
Prisoners Counsel Says He Can
 not be Tried Again.
Supreme Court Annulled First Trial on Account of ErTor-The Motion Was Opposed By the Prosecutor.

Opposed By the Prosecutor.
 Norwich, May 19.-When the case of William H. Gallivan for the alleged murder of Jeremiah Shumway of Montville came up in the superior court to-day, counsel for Galhvan raised a point which is said to be entirely new in this state. Counsel for the prisoner argued that tnasmuch as the supreme court had decided and ordered new trial on account of errors in the first trial, when the jury found the prisoner guilty of murder In the second degree, although he was indicted for murder in the first degree, the prisoner could not be tried again for first degree mur- der and it must be for second degree. State Attorney Lucas opposed the mo- tion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
WEATHER FORECAST

New Haven, May 19-Forecast from 8 D. m. Tuesday to D. m. Wednesday for New Haven and vicinity: Fair to- night; Wednesday partly cloudy; pos sibly local showers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
IS DOING SOME GOOD.
Strike is Raising Wages of Trolley Elm
 nIoyes in Some Places

ployes in Some Places.
 New Britain, May 19.-The employees of the Connecticut Railway and Light ing Go in this city have been notified that commencing June 1 new men en- tering the employ of the company will receive 19 cents per hour instead of IS at present. After six months they will get 20 cents and at the end of three years 21 cents. This raise does not affect the old employees.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19

Boston, Mass, May 19.-Forecast fol Connecticut: Fair tonight and Wed nesday; light to fresh south to south west winds. -..#
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-19
POOR OLD DAKBURY.
May Not Get Normal Sehool---
 Chaplain Prays for Rain
Committee on Appropriations Reported Unfavorably on Danbury Bll-The Chaplain of the House Says Rain Is Needed to Advance Crops.

Hartford, May 19.-At the opening of to-days session of the house Chaplain Hayes prayed for rain, mentioning the need in the country districts for mois- ture to produce harvest.
 The committee on appropriations re- ported unfavorably on the bill appro- prtating $1O0,00O for the erection of a state normal school at Danbury. The matter was tabled.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-21
Prairie Fires.

Prairie fires were numerous in
county Monday. In Spring twp,
near Orient, the barn of Aug.
Purath was burned, together
with a horse, grain and hay.
The loss is placed at $1,000.
Another fire in + florence twp,
on the Gilmore place. burnt up
considerable grain and hay.
Thos. Croll lost six stacks OF
wheat, and Gilmore Bros. three
stacks. This fire burnt nearly
ali hay and range in Holden twp.
A fire near Rec Heights burnt
seventy tons of hay for John
O'Brien.
Still another fire is reported
from Hiland twp, but no par
ticulars were learned.
The losses are considerable
from these fires and perhaps
covered more than included in
the reports brought to town.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-21

Mahara's Minstrels make O
street parade at noon on Oct 81.
They also give two free concerts
on that day. They claim to have
not only the best colored show,
but the best band travelling, and
judging from their press notices
they have made good their claim
to those titles. Seats are on sale
at Collins Drug store.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-21
- "a * T 60 RE-
Bears the aIAs Kind Yea Have klwars Bought
signature e. &xMzslZg
The Wesleyan Concert.

The Wesleyan male quartette
and Miss Boynton, comprising
the first lumbar of the jackson
club lecture course, appeared at
the opera house Saturday even
ing before a large audience.
Perhaps there is nothing that
more generally pleases a gath
cring of people of all classes and
tastes than music-good music.
1t might be safe to go farther and
say that a good male quartette
is especially pleasing. At any
rate such was the condition
Saturday night. The. Weslevans
are fine entertainers. TER
melodies and humorous songs
successfully satisfied that desire
in the minds of the great MAORI
ty for recreation in pleasurable
entertainment. While Miss Boyn-
ton the reader is simply irresist-
able in her stage presence. She
is fine in depicting LIES pathos,
but her greatest hit is dialect |
humor. The generous and hear
ty applause for both singers and !
reader attested to the pleasure
and approval OF audience. The
Clubs next number will be q |
lecture by DEWITT Miller Nov. %. |
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-21
GA % II % HI Z ga.
Sasstas Hlhs Kind yss Have slsss Bgta
'''; !: &Hzsz';sw;.
A Dozen Years Ago.

Trainload after trainload OF
stock has passed through Miller
the past week bound for eastern
markets. Hand county has con-
trjhuted her share, but the
greater majority of this stock
comes from the ranges west of
Pierre. Each trainload of ten
or twelve cars for a single engine
and twenty-odd cars for q
double header" represents a
small fortune. Aud what a brief
span OF years ago one car load
of any kind of stock was a Cur
iosity in this community! If
memory serves rightly it was in
1890 when several citizens OF
Miller gathered at the depot to
TO see one whole carload ofcattle
shipped to market. At present
there is very little attention given
to the large stock yards full of
cattle. hogs, sheep and horses,
or to the shipment of stock from
Miller in train load lots. And
yet this change marks the most
important epoch in the history
OF Miller and Hand county
Transforming a struggling dis
eouraged hamlet and poverty
sparsely settled county
into a live, tbustling little city
and a prosperous, contented
community. Truly a marvellous
change in a dozen years.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-21

There are no better pianos
made than YOU can buy right
here at Briggs music store.
They include such well known
and high grade inst urment as
abe Steinway, Knabe, Henry +.
Miller, lvers 4 Pond, Emerson,
and others. 42t5
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-21

Do you want to buv one of
these up-to-date New Home
Cabinet Sewing Machines with
improvements and attachments?
You can buy one at Briggs
Music store. 42t5
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-21

Gardner Bros have opened
their new state bank at Orient,
with n. A. Gardner as cashier
and active manager. Their
business card appears in this
paper.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-21

Scotty Philips, the Pierre
stockman who OWNS about the
only herd of Buffalo in the world
is arranging buffalo hunt to
take place west of Pierre in the
near future.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-21
CIoaks and Suits.

III. 6. Hauff, with the Phila-
delphia Cloak and Suit Co., will
be at our store October 31st.
Come and look over his stock.
45t2 SEBRING & CRoLL.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-21

On or before Nov. %, tickets
for the three remaining numbers
OF the Jackson club lecture and
entertainment course will be sold
for S1.20 Single tickets 80 cts.
These numbers are Dewitt Miller
Nov. 25; Prof. L. NJ. Pearson.
Jan. Fl; Roney's Boys concert
Co. Jan. IS.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-10-21
For Sale Cheap.

Four good Shropshire Bucks,
pedigree with one.
45t3 Geo. Fl. GRACE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-22

faBten bon Infong an, Die iooiale
Srage in ibrem tiefitem @runoe auf,
ais cine iittlihe uno re%ligtoie Sraee
Die 6iibrung ioate bon Infme an Der
Glerus baben nnO bon Infang an Ia,
ben Die Observation-Disclosures Siib.
lung genommen init ben &eihstogS.
abqeor0neten - in bieien bret Gin.
gen iino Die Observation-Disclosures
lid bon anfang bis 81 Gnoe' gleib
geblIeben, cine m1btige Sorberuna
nno Stiise ibrer Sbdtigfeit biloeten
Die berrli6en Runbi6reiben unieres
imoergeblihen I'll. gaters SEQ 10. =
oils Der gtidpf bon Mains feline ip5i.
ole clifton begbnnen unb energiif]
fortgelest bate, ba troten an ieine
Seite als padere Wititreiter Der 9e.
ieuenpoter 8olping unb aIs lie hinge.
eangen paren, ba fanben Tie einen
wiiroisen @a6folger in unIerem al,
perebrten Trofeiior Sise.
uro Die Barlomentarter ba6en itets
ben engen @niflub an Die @eriamm.
lungen f~eiteebaIten.
unb ellolih fam Ser BoIfsperein,
Die ifOnite Sinterlaiienidaft nnieres
umpergeblidjen @inbtborIt. Sp ae.
Ieitet, lit es ben @eneralperiomnlIun
gen ~geIungen, 0roBes auf Dem Gebie-
te Der %io3iolen Srage 5u leiiten. N(Ie,
nid)t cine ein5iee ausgenommen, bo.
ben iif nit io5iaIen Sragen bei6Gf-
tigt uno ielblt 81 Der Belt, aIs Der
GuIturfampf ale 8r1fte in @niprut
nabm, baben uniere@ eneraIberiamm.
lungen nidt aufgebort, fib nit io5ta.
len Sragen Su bei6Gftigen.
@roBes purbe Damn getban burt
ben in 9iiiieloorf eineeiesten Mus.
ihub fir Die i~osiale Sroge, uno aus
ibr iinb smet Srganiiationen ertpodb.
fen, Die iid Die @ufgabe seiteIt ba6en,
beitimmte 3peige Der Soaialpolitif 81
arbeiten. Ser @erbono rMrbeiter.
npDl" lino Der yVolfSbereln".
&ebner i6lob:
Nur nit elmer eneraiihen So5tal.
politif miro man Die @ogen bes I'm.
iturses einoGmmen; cine ioIhe So5i.
olpolitif lit aber MIR modli6 nit oe,,
8otbolifen, ntht gegen fie. Tesbalb
lit e s cine @erblenOung pbne @lei'
den, Denn beiite immer nod uns So.
thplifen Die reliei0ie Sreibeit porent.
bulten miro, runo Dern niht Der Sinn
fir 8eredtiqfeit, 70 ioIte bod tpenig.
items bus @ebpt Der &luebeit uniere
StaotsmGnner p%erunlaiien, uns emo.
lid Die Sreibeit an geben. Die mir
brauden, Inn BEN 4ampf aeaen ben
nmitur5 eriolereib ourhfiibren 81
tonnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-22

Na6itebenb elm fIeiner @us5ag aus
Dem reiden Snbalt Der Iuguitaus-
gabe Der r3eitung fir Heroenidpo'
de:
ygcIgraber 2eben. Die Grbfolse.
irage in Serbien, Die 70 lmge einig.
geunrubigung berporrief, erideim
eliidlid eelDIt. Sim 10. Stunt fntber
lid einiee Sffi5iere Der Belgrade,
8arniion i'm fonigliden &onof 81
@elarao elm unb erlebigten bic 5pi
iben ibnen uno benz 3onia MIerm
Der berri6enben Meimrngsperihit
benbeiten i'm Gimme ser 9gnaitie &t
rooeorgepitid. MnIdbli1 bes pl6tl
diem glbIebens bes forbidden 4onigs
paares uno Der @riiber Der 4onigin
6raga, iotDie 5abIreider Mnbanser
Der Sbrunapiiid nnr0sr f5DesHisen
Sai,ptitaoten Grunermeiien abgebal.
ten, an oenen iif Die Spiten Der 8e.
BORDEN betbeilisten. Der neie $50.
MIG Yeter 1. erfreut iib CUR Stun
nod bes beiten @oblieins. $offentl
pieberbolen ii1 Die peinliden 81
men bonn 10. Stunt niht alsa oft,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-22
Sic so,ialpOlitit Der &atbOlifen
9emtjdlanSs.

lle6er Sieies ELENA ipra6 Der idarfe
nno iiberaus tiibtige miirttembergis
Idle Gentrumsabgeoronete Or. @rober
beim a0lner 8atbolifentaye wie
folat:
.9ie Gatbolifen Genti6lanbS iinb
friiber aifgeitanoen, Die Die So5ial.
bemofraten; lie baben iid 1913 einen
l~ebenbiaen Wittelpunft fiir ibre io5i-
allen gemibungen sel6affen. 1913
lit bas 0eburtsjabr elmer geiunoen
fotbolii6en So5iolpolitif. gs lit ba.
mails in Den Yaragrapb Z Der grnnb.
legenben 9~eitimmmgen Der Sas auf.
gcnonmen: .0ie 8ereralperiamm.
lunqen iouen our Seblmg Der berr.
ihenben iooialen WiBperbaItniiIe unb
llebelitGnoe naf 9rGften beitragm.
Or. Seinri6 aus Wains ipar es, Der
bic @ufnabme bieieS Sases beantrag.
te. llno elm meitiGliiber Yfarrer, Der
Gfarrer bon Sopiteu unb nahmaliger
0iit)oi bon Moira, Srbr. emanuel
bon aetteler bat oamaIs in begeiiter,
fer 8eiie fir Die tUerttbatise DRIFT.
lihe Silfe auf iooialem Gebiet geipro.
den, Ger &ebner p~erlielt unter Dem
8eiiaa Der @eriammlung Die iaonen
@orte bes Sreiberrn b. 4etteler.)
uniere Observation-Disclosures er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-22

Giner, Der i'm ge1lult fennt, harafte.
rtlirt Sabori nnldngit TO-: Gin itarfes
Temperament, poIfstbiimlife, bon
elmer flingenoen Gimme unteritiiste
gereotiamfeit, ihlaltlte 9ere1nlng
oQer Der Mabnliitenfunit erreihborcn
Wirturgen unb cine ocranerie", ote
&anOel init Dem Gert6tsbof iudJt,
nidJt mcioet. Gin erobes Salent flei.
men Stpls; uno oils @ertbeioiger fir
Die Mngeflaeten cine @efabr. Sn
@eriaiaes reoete er 3oIa in bas Ser
Oerben, Sn &ennes flebte Die SAINT.
lie 9repfus 5u @nniten ieines Glen.
ten anf oas RIapboper su per5i6ten.
Ils Intpalt Der Sum6erts bate er
cine unbegreifli9 tbori6te Taftif &c.
nabIt. Die Silrp iagte er, miiiie irei.
iprefen, mefin ni6t ln5peioeutig be.
Dieien iei, DOB Die gruipforbs nit if.
rem Wiuionen niht bo6 irgenbpo lie.
ben. las 8efaiel mar alsu bufnm.
Srieorid uno 9bereie Sumbert m,lr.
Den Der TdIi6una rmo hes getru.
ges i6uloig geiproben. 9o6ori ober,
oen man Dor pier Sabren ais oas
groBte forenliide @enie Der Weuseit
riibmte, gilt beute in Sranfreif oli6
itihtS mebr. @iu er ettpa in glmeri.
ia icinen Hitbm pieSer auf6iirIten2
uniere notwithstanding ioate ibm
nibt ibre Sanb bosu Ieibenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-22

Die .amerifa" i6reibt iebr Dobr:
.2abori fommt 5ur @eltausiteuung!"
perfiinbtgen Die 8ldtter iubelnb ibren
2eiern. gs bebarf ppbl fir bic Nei.
item Der 9esteren elmer Iuffriifung
ibres @eSdbtnilies, INN bieien Wann
rittis 81 pIaciren. Sernanb Suit.
@aitpn 2abori mar Ser Se%rtbeioiger
BON 9repfus unb Cola IN Dem be.
fannten Iro8eiie. gs lit aber nidt
ipabr, bo6 err Der .~beriibmteite Grimi.
naIonipolt in Haris 1T, weber Der
SGbigfeit, nod Dem @ameu nod. -
@ieImebr gcbabrt oieier Sitel Dem
Serrn Sp. &cbert. 2abori mar cine
@eiIe pie peri6oleu. Set bem Drep'
iu6pro5elie mar feline GrariS futfb.
Crit in ben Iesten@o deu lit er in benz
Sumbertfolle mie6er offentlih aufge.
treteu. ltno In fpelb' fIdgiiher Hol.
lei els 8ertbeioiger Der ygroben
Sbereie" uno Der anoeren Sdppino.
Ter. Die nit ibr i'm 9uaoe itauSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-09-22
t1eber ben Tolfsberein bon
9entjdlamo.

beiBt es in benz @eridt, tpelder an bic
80. Notwithstanding al &oln ee.
mod)t prroe, fpie folst:
Sn berporragenbem Wabe tpur6e
bic E%bGtiefeit bes Bolfspereins in
@nipru6 genpmmen biirh Die io5ial.
politiihen Sample. ongeiihts Der be.
eoritebenben Reihstaasmablen. Dte
SOaialoemofratie mafte NIT Muf.
bietuna aIer ibrer 4rafte eipen
8oritoB IN ben StGoten, Der Bune Der
2anomirtbe auf benz 2anbe. 8enn lie
bisber, oonn bat Ser @olfsperein i'm
p~erlaufenen Yereinsiabr in bieien
aGmpfen ieine Seuerprobe beitanoen
rnb ieine abiplute WotbDenoiefeit mir
Die oeutiheg 8utboIiten erfpieien.
GrnGbrlt iei, Dab Der %oolfspirtb'
ihaitli6e iinb apoloeeiiife aurlus IN
oieiem Sqbre AT Gbeilnebmer aus Den
perihiebeniten beutifen 2~moestbei-
len s1hlte; alle peroen in Der DRIFT
liden glr6eiterbepeeung, mebrere OILS
irei9eIieate fatboliihe @rbeiteriefre.
iGre i'm Dienite Der fatboliiden slr-
beiterpereine uno per GentrumSbar.