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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07
Mary Thomas Plugs Lee CrawS
ford Four Times
He Died Almost Observation-Disclosures
Caught While Trying to
Escape.
CONFLICTING STORIES OF CRIME

Lee Crawford, oolored, an employee
of the Illinois Central, was shot and
almost instantly killed yesterday
morning at his home on Plunkett's
hill by Mary Thomas, colored. The
woman attempted to escape after the
shooting by seeking shelter in some
dives ON Washington street and was
captured between Ninth and Tenth
and landed in the lookup in less than
ten minutes after the killing.
There are conflicting stories about
the shooting, but il seems there were
no witnesses to it. Crawford, accord
ing TO the police, had abandoned his
wife and was living with the Thomas
woman, who claims she was cooking
for him." Yesterday Crawford is al
legged to have gone to see his lawful
wife, which Infatuated the woman.
and she shot him.
her own stAtemtut W tuo OluCeIsi
however, does not bear out this report.
She says that Crawford accused her
of receiving the attention of another
man, and although she denied it he
slapped her several times and threat
ened to kill her drew pistol on her
and shot at her twice.
There was another pistol on the bed
in the next room and seizing this she
fired five shots at him, four taking
effect, three of which would have
proven fatal.
She had run several blocks when
overtaken by the patrol wagon and
officers and hurried TO the lookup.
An inquest was held this morning
over the remains of Crawford and the
verdict of the jury was as follows;
1--WE, the jury, find that the Craw.
ford now lying before us dead, came
to his death from pistol wounds in
licted by Mary Thomas ON the 9th day
of September 1908. We find further
that said shooting and killing was
cold blooded murder.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07
rtieartlesslv Tucnea Down.

Probably the most unique argument
ever advanced by contestant tor a
seat In congress is that put forv ard
by James Seldom Cowdon. who con
tested the seat Of Representative Ola 81
OF the Sixth Virginia district. In a
letter to Representative Bowie of cleo
tons committee No. l he says;
Every decent man wants a wife,
and unless you vote to allow me my
contest fee Of $4,000 can't get the
woman l want!
May I not appeal to you on the
ground Of fellow-feeling' to vote in
my favor when your chairman lays
my claim before your committee,"
The committee has decided to allow
Mr.. Cowdon nothing.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07

The best way to stop lynohings is to
adopt the method employed at Dan.
Vile, Ill. They had one there short
time ago followed by q race riot, and
already thirteen of the leaders have
been convicted and sentenced to the
penitentiary. If examples were made
of some of those who thus violate the
law, 1t would make others think twice
before getting into anything of the
kind themselves. One great inoentiv,
to lynching is that no serious effort,
as a usual thing, is made to expos
aud arrest those participating in mobs
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07
Ira nina for Explorers.

The lectures in ethnology and geol'
ory of Cambridge university, Eng
land. have Just announced series OF
lectures and practical exercises to
serve as training for persons wishing
10 undertake exploration or DESTROYS
Of contributing to our knowledge OF
foreign countries. The series will In
ycIude the history of geographical dis
covery, principles Of physical geogra'
p1y, map making and map reading
geography of Europe, anthropo-geog'
raphy, practical ethnology, geomor'
phology, geology, plane-table, photo
graohic and geodetic surveying. etc.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07
Morris Belknsp's statemel

that when we pay taxes we are paying
for government. and should get our
moneys worth, may be applied to mu-
nicipal as we'll as state affairs. The
people of Paducah know something
Of the amount of taxes they have paid
during the past two yesss. Have they
been given an administration OF
affairs commensurate with the amount
OF money spent?
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07

ship. There is the party organization
never in better shape than today.
The campaign committee is the best
available. Judge DuRelle, its chair
man, has the confidence Of every Sec
ton Of the Republican party and the
esteem Of political opponents. There
is the sound and patriotic citizenship
of the state to which the party appeals
for the Inauguration of q new Ken
tucky. proud, prosperous ard progress
sive. There Is not q county in the state
wherein scores of former Democrats,
out of devotion to the states best in.
terest, will not this year vote the Re-
publican ticket. Some even who voted
for Beckham in 1900 will for the first
time vote the Republican ticket in
1908. Many of the most earnest sup
porters of Goebel in 1899 are now
ranged under the Republican banner.
Every keptuckian of sense and self
respect is mortified at the utter weak
ness and incspacity enthroned at
Frankfor. The state, instead Of rank
ing before her sister states in wealth,
industry, education and progress, is in
many respects outdistanced by less
favored commemorative. Why? The
Hon. Richard P. Ernst, of the Repub-
lican state central committee says:
Legislation has been shaped in the
interest rather of the politician and
ofiiceholder than of the taxpayer.
There is no state in the union having
more natural advantages, nor which is
better located geographically to take
advantage of such advantage, than
Kentucky. But very slight inrosd has
been made upon her almost limitless
forests. Mineral supplies, especially
coal and iron, are found in iuexhaust-
ible quantities. She is favored by
countless miles of navigable water.
Her soil is as rich rs that of any other
state. While these and other natural
advantages of Kentucky. unnecessary
here to set out, have always existed.
Kentucky mas permitted her sister
states to far outstrip her in the race
for commercial progress and pros
perity.
Against this lamentsble condition
the sensible, conservative citizenship
of Kentucky protests. The best men
in every part Of the site, from the
TO the Mississippi demand
that the era of retrogression end, and
that Kentucky be given fair chance
in the rivalry for the happiness and
profits of the best civilized life on
earth. The machine. having throttled
the Democracy, got hold through
brazen, brutal fraud of the state itself,
has, by scandalous misuse of every de-
partment OF the state government,
made Kentucky reprosch to its best
people. The patriotic spirit of Ken.
tuckv g manhood has been aroused as
never before, and will rest satisfied
with nothing save the inaug uration of
> radically different regime. Ken.
tuckians are entitled to the best that
we'll governed Kentucky can yield.
and Q we'll governed Kentucky they
Are bound to have. The aggregation
Of small. designing politicians in the
way shall be remorselessly brushed
aside. The marvel of next year will
be how men so pitifully incompetent
,ver got control of q state which has
yiven the American nation the best
Itatesm anship this OF any country has
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07
A Scotehman's Calamity.

From Scotland itself comes the fol
lowing story concerning an enthusias'
tic curler who invariably wore at the
games q cap with comfortable warm
ear flaps. Arriving one day without
this headgear. he was greeted by a
friend: En-, wullie. mon! whar's we're
auld lug-warmer?" To which the
other replied lugubriously; I hse ma
worn It seence ma accident" Acct.
dent? Am sorry tae hear OF; what
was 1t thenT" "A mon offered me a
dram, an wit they dashed flaps
didna hear him" Ma conscience"
ssid the other.-London Globe
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07
The politicsl situation in this sectio,

is somew hat complicated. The Demo
Gratis Of the county have Endorsed a
bo..er for one of the most important
Offices within the gift Of the people
and in the city some of them are fight
ing and burning the bridges behind
them so it will be impossible to sup
port the nominee after the primary
1t is certainly the chance Of theil
lives for the Republicans.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.

DAILY AVERAGE, aI77. .t 2
Personally appeared before me this
day E. J. Paxton. general manager OF
The Sun, who affirms that the above
statement of the circulation of The
Sun for the month of Aug, 1908, is true
to the best of his knowledge and belief.
PETER PURyEAR,
Notary Public McCracken County.
Sept. 2. 1908.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07
Mayor Tom johnson, of Cleveland,

Mayor Tom Johnson, Of Cleveland,
10 guilty Of contempt of court. and
there 10 talk of Furnishing him for it..
He said in q published interview that
Senator Hanna owned the supreme
court of Ohio. 1t is just such blather.
sixties as Tom johnson, German, Till.
man and a few Others, who have made
the Democratic party the miserabl'
fasco il is.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07
duman Narure.

A woman who was one Of many In
q railroad accident the other day no
ticed the different effect a narrow
escape from injury had on different
passengers. One woman fell on her
knees and prayed aloud in gratitude.
One man swore pIoiu5fly at being
delayed from keeping 81 important
business enaageAeut o.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07
ROBERT HALE.
IKE SAMUELS,
A. HALE.
l.. DICKERSON.
A. CLOGS,
JOHN JENKINS.

The jury was composed of color ed
men and 10 the first colored jury to
hold IN inquest here in years, and the
first to hold one since Daddy" Peal
has been coroner.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07
American Apple Crop Large.

The American apple crop this year
will be one of the best since the rec.
ord-breaking yield OF 1896, when 3d.
10000 barrels were gathered. The
yield may reach 100000 barrels, rep
roeeutirg a market value of ss4.5oc'-
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07

ELECTION OF 1899: W. S. TAY-
LOR, 1874 VIM. GOEBEL. 19l, 1881
JOHN YOUNG BROWN, 12,140.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-09-07
oNFiDENT REPUBLICANS.
Louisville Herald.

Tho Republican party in Kentucky
-.as never so confident Of success. Its
Confidence rests on a solid basis. There
the ticket made up of the best type
~ gentucky's representative citizen
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04

umnirnbene Stolen, bon benen Die
elne bier, Die aubere 200 Winbungen
bette.
Ter eleftrii6e Strom, beiien man
iid beoieute, fam brett bon Der Uni
periitGtsbpnamo, Die cine Stroms
Itarfe bon 10 g(mperes uno ITO
GoltS beIob. Ter eiettrii6e Strom
wuroe Oilrd 5pei Iufities.llmformer
geleitetj bon benen Der erite Der
Strom ouf Die Sobe bon 5000 Bolts
broftc. go aaerbines tpGre Der
Strom nod tobtIi1. Damn murbe
Der Strpm in Den oben bei6riebenen
llmformer seleitef. Der grfole ,par
gepultig. Der tobtIide Strom
mlirbe 240 Wal IN Der Sefunbe
rnterbrod)en, Der reiie Strom 800.
900 MaI. Ger Strom mar 10 auf
100000 Bolts 9eIiiegen unb barum
barmlos. 3ipei peridiebene Sheo.
rien bat man CUR Grfl1rung ser &C.
Archaeological bieies Stromes mifge.
itelt. Die ginen laeen, bab ser
Strom nit ioider @eidminoieteit
unterbrod)en unb. mieberbergelteQt
miro, bas Die gleftriaitdt feline 3eit
bot a1f Die Mi,sfeln einen Ginfiub
~aussuilben o0er cine @rregung In
Sen 9erpen au perurla6en. Die
Iubern oaeegen beboupten, Bob ser
Strom iiberbaupt nidt in ben 8orper
einOringt, ionoern MIR ieine Iuben.
ieite beriibrt. Gen mebi5iniiden
@ertb oes ltarfen Stromes bat Gr.
@. s. Seroman i'm Soipital Der
llniperiitdt icitsulteGen neriudt. Gs
ergab iih, baB Der Strom inter emf.
ipre6enoen llmitGnben Shlaf berbei.
iiibrt unb seeen Rbeumatismus Der.
ipanbt perben fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
Solitaire iber bic Selmtteu.

Sn ieiner Expedition be la praie
Doctrine beS Seiuites" i6reibt Der
8ottesleuener 8oltaire unter s(uoe.
rem: .@as babe ib pGbreno Der Tie.
ben Sabre, Die ib i'm Sauie Der
Seiuiten lebte, bel ibnen eeieben2
SD iob bas tbdtigite, niidternite, ge'
regeItIte 2eben. slae lire Stunoen
noren aetbeilt smiidDeu Den Sorgen,
Die iie nns 8nwenOeten unO Den man,
nigfafen llebungen, Die ibr itrenger
SrDen ibneu auierlegte. SD berufe
mid ouf Sanienbe bon M6nuern, Die
mie id) bel ibnen ibre graiebung err
bolten. 9eBbalb fann id nid)t eemlg
barber 1taunen, bob man lie elmer
peroerblihen Morul beidnloigt. SO
gibt nidts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., nidts
unbiligeres uno S6impilihereS fir
Die Menihbeit, ais WGnner elmer
faren Ioral beidulotgem, Die in
europa odS bGrteite 2eben fiibren
unb IN Den eutfernteiten @infeln bon
Ifrifo, Giia mo amerifa Dem Sooe
entgegergcbcn.*
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
Ct lebte nod.

Nus 8oheIter i'm Staate Seem
Yorf miro eemelbet, bob bort elm
alter 8irger, Wamens George
@ilion, Den mon am borlesten
Sonntag Wahmittae fir tobt eraftet
uno. bereits benz 2eidenbeitatter CUR
Ginbaliamirung iibereeben batte,
mieOer gum 2eben 5uridsefebrt iei.
gr iprang pl0slid auf unb i6impfte
peiSlih anf Sen 2eihenbeitatter, Der
i'm io unimnit eebanobobt babe.
1ieies @orfommniB erinnert baran,
wie lar unb unbeiriebigenb Die Con.
trole bc5iigIih Der geerbieuns bon
Gdeintobteu biersulmoe lit. Ger
bette Mr3t fam einen Srrtbum be-
gebcn, penn er Dem Goo elmer Berion
teibeiniet, nno bier5ulanoe sibt es
leiocr ic6r piele Singer bes @sfle'
pios, oencn man Iberbaupt fem Der
trallell ifenfen fam. Sn Deutih'
lono gebt man in Der @eiie iider,
bab cine Seite crit nod "a Stunoen
ein6aliumirt ODER auf gis gelegt
perben Sari. Sier geldiebt oaS
.idJon, ebc Die 9eide falt %geporben.
SIS lit gar nidt sii ermeiien, ME piele
Wcnihcn in ideintootem 3ultGnoe
lngebrabt morben iino. Gem
iolte in iolder @eiie p~orgebeugt
peroen. boB cine 2eibe nidt eber als
IL Stunoen nab Dem SoOc Dem Sci.
denbeltatter iiberliefert werben barf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
Der ar6ste GnglanbSiemcr in Sen

Der grDete GmglanbOiemcr in ben
Ser. Staaten lit obne 3meiiel s r r
s. IN, Ser SefretGr oes @euberen in
@aibington. @are an iener Stene
Elm Mann Der rebli6e @eiinnun-
gen ee9en 8eut dl Bate,
bic d. e n betereien ma'
rem tehlid ipater flnibt 10 ban'
fig uno audi nidt 10 fripol.
gas niiroe England loden, rpenn es
i'm gelGnge, nit Siilie Ser beimliden
1luteritiisung bes Serrn Sap, Die
Ser. Staaten in einen &rieg init
9eutidlanb 5u pernifeln! Damn
niiroen nit einem Sblage Die 5mei
groBten @e d d tsconcurren
ten @ngImb's iih gegenieitig
fdnG6en, unb gngIanb piirbe i6u'
benfrob, Die &one bes rladenoen
2ritten" ipielen. Gs fam nihtS
idoben ipenn Die 0eutif-@ merifaner
bes 2anoes Den Sesern gegen
Geutidlano Die eebiibrenoe @ufmerf.
iamfeit identen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
GbineFide @eoensarten.

Nus peridieoenen poIfstbiimIiden
HeoepenOungen Die elm Meiienber
i'm &eid)e Der Witte geiammelt bat,
gebt berpor, baB Die Gbineen aroBe
Sreunoe Der Sronie iinb. 60 nennen
ite einen Eroblbons, Der aber babet
barmlos it, einen Gieer aus Bapier.
Won Gem Der cine Sade INNER ipie.
Der bcatnnt, iagen iie, Ell iei elm 8ild.
Tiger, Der tiefe Yiidlinge madt.
Ginen Geridmenoer beiben iie eine
Gofete, Die 81 friib onfiteiet, uno
itbt Semmo geeen unbefonnte Milb.
tbatigfeit, mGbrenb er feline eiaene
Samilie pernabIGiigt, 70 iasen iie:
r@r bdngt feline 2aterne anf cine
bobe Stange." = iie lendytet In DIE
Serne, perbreitet aber fem 2idt in
Der H1be.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
Der Mri3oma Slider

ld}reibt IN ieiner ncueiten 9ummer
yes lit groBartig, mas iif DIE
gelben glatter auf benz @ebiete Der
Srabologie un0 oes 9Iooiinns leiIten
nno merfmIroig, bab ibre picler
2cicr iid nidt MIR ioIfen Guart
obne @ioeriprld bieten Iaiien, Jon.
bern i'm audi nod sierig perihlinoen,
aIs mie Der Subj ben 8fpippeI.
"Gs mus bod idlimm iteben I'M
cen @eidmaf bes amerifaniidber
aeierpublifums. 0riiber bieb es
Oft, Der Slider" berbiirbe 6enieIben,
neil or all ieniationel iei. Mnu
iprab bon NepolperiournoIiitif uitp.
Ra, ipie iou man benin Die moberne
.gelbc" SournaIiitif tituIiren? 90
lit Der Slider" 5eit ieines 9ebens Sen
reinite @aiienfnabe oagegen getpeien.
Wir bcben oft iiber grdBIibe WorS-
tbaten, nnf1ae II. bgl. ausiiibrlidI
berihtct, ober lie tparen odnn aild,
nirflih uorgefommen itnb mir logon
ntfts bo5u. Seut5utage beltebt Die
iournaliltiife annit, niht MIR i'm
Miloen @eiien, ionSern nnb in Foii
boberem @raSe in Dem 10 ciltioir;
icin mollenben Often, borin, baB mar
IN moglihit grellen Sarben etmas
idilbert, mos oor nidt paiiirt lit unf
Snterpiews beriftct, Die niemals &c.
balten mur6em.
.@ir limo INNER fir ben Sort
idJritt semeicn, aber ba MAIDEN mir
nift NIT. Seer ben 9itdeI polgelo.
gen baben min, Der beiteae iib ocn
.Gbicugo graminer" ODER Die st.
2ouis Ecit Gispatd~. Gber nidJi
ben .Irisono aifer". Ger begrGbi
8eiheu, es iei benn, err lei 3rnor
tobt; Ser bringt nift bier SpaIteu
blutriinitiger alati6ereien, mcnr
5pei bieoere gombops, Die ionit Ole
beiten Sreunbe fiuo, iih I'M &aui6e
nal eiu 9ishen NIT ibren Bonnie.
meilern gefiselt baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
@abre GroBmmtb.

Sm 9otbringen besab iid cine ie9r
arme Sruu an einent Miiler, Der ibr
idon otter @etreibe ODER Mebl mIf
Borg aegebGn bate, mo bat i'm, er
m1hte negeu Der 9~e5abling not
einiac 3eit @ebulo baben. Ils aber
Gle Triit, weldle iGr Der Wiiaer ge'
pabrt bate, peritrifen nor uno Die
arme Srau sleihmobl nod nid)t
anblen fonnte. 10 brohte lie Dem
Miiaer lire ein5iee Sub unb iagte:
I'D bin Sbnen 60 Sranfen idnloig,
inb neil id mir nidt getralle, Sbre
Nabii6t nod LANCER in anipruh 81
nebmen, 10 bite ih Sic, meine Sub
an 9aElungsitatt an5unebmen." 0o.
6ei ronnen Der arnlen 9duerin bide
Sbrdnen iiber bic &anaen. Ger
Wiiaer aber iagte: .Wiein @ott!
ed, mill Gu6 nidt bes Wotbigiten
6crou6cn, Sbr bdttet ia NIT guren
Girbern gar nidts mebr 81 le6en.
Siibrct Cure Sab mn pieScr bcin,
Nber oamit SIR nidt meint. Sbr
b1ttct mein 8etreibe unh Mehl I'M.
FONT befommen, 10 mil id guh
einen Ioridlag maden. Sd babe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
1icber ben prableriiden, jiioiiden
Observation-Disclosures 8luuib, Der

fid nit e6t iiibii6er 9roB.
tbuerei in Baris bon" @lowis
nannte, miro folgenoes i6One Stid.
den er5ablt:
Ser Dor Sturgeon beritorbene
talentpolle, nber eingebiloete 3ei-
tunescorreiponbent Spper aus 9lo.
pis, Der iib in Sranfrei6 De Slo'
pis nonnte, lit maubmal bod geborig
obgefiibrt moroeu. 60 mar er aui
einem 9onfett, auf meldem iid Sis.
marf bO6it often iiber Die Sebler Der
engliiben Diplomatic ausiprad. Ger
Shirt traf glomis einige Gage ipGter
ltnb iogte linn, Dab er iif Dunbere,
nidts bon benz mas er geiagt babe,
In Den 3eitungen 81 finoen. nSrmlen
Gur6laubt mir ni6t 5u", iagte glo.
pib erbaben, bob ib Bripatge.
iprG6e 81 ~bemabren weiB?" Sic
&omeel", iagte Sismarf, ~balten
Gle mid oenn fir einen Barren, OaB
Id in Sbrer @egenmart ettpas iasen
miirbe, mas i6 ni6t perOffentlidt
ieben modte2 @eraoe, neil Gle oa
paren, babe ih geiagt, mas i'd Der.
Gffentli6t baben moQte."
Scr iiioii6e S6niiffler bdtte bar.
aus bod Die cine 2ebre 5ieben fonnen,
aGB er nrlr elm @erf5eug par,
NO er glaubte, er babe etwas ginflub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
Der y9onSuu Sailp Gbrpuicle" fla

&tI nSpHppu ~utbp Sp%putse DNA
Redt, menn err bebauptet, Die Snte.
reiienecmeini6ait bon aopital nno
Nrbeit beDeute bic STRENGTHENING
Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unb lei elm
ncl,cr SdIas eegen Die Rripilesien
Der @riitofratte. 9as lit pabr info.
fern cs iid al,f bic Slalienberridatt
bes &apitaIismis be5iebt,
DeIbe BEN llnteridieo 5wiiden
Menih nnb Wenid nad Splarn
miBt. Die Qualification Der @eni6.
beit smii6eu gut unb Dos, tugenoboft
sno ~lalterbaft, miro ober oaourt
snr ib6rfer beroortreten nno Der
&ornpf 5wii6en Tnsenb nno Salter
miro iid nut mebr 8rdciiion berpor'
beben. @ir glauben 5ltperli6tliG,
Dab bieier Sortidritt ourfaus niht
in peiiimiitiider @eiie 81 betrod.
ten lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04

oft gerobe sic IiebIidite 9liitbe, Der
iiiBeite 3uft besielben. Sier feblt
Der geritonbesbiloune oaS feinere
ltrtbeil, Die innerlide 0urhbilouna,
Scr Siun iiir's @elhihtliGe, Seeli.
ide, 8otterfiiate. 60 gebt es Stu.
bengelebrten uno 2iberaIen gerne."
@as lit nm mobl bon ienen &e'
formern 81 benfen, tpelhe ni6t nllr
ben Gotboli5ismus al,f elm Winimum
berobiesen moIlen, ionbern nod iogur
iolpeit geben, bob lie fatboliid)en
9ingen frembe @eifiieuneen eeben
molen, ipie mir es bel unieren nfos
tboliiden" eebeimen @eiell'
d a item erleben, pelhe fotboli.
iden @ereiuen Die Wetboben,
Hitnole, 8apl1ne unb Ben ganSen
iibrigen Cirrus Der 2ogen anbangen
moQen2
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04
Stano Der fatboliid)en
YreHe in Gnglano

i'll elm redt flGgli6er. Sic @o6en.
aufloge iammtlider fatb. 9latter be.
trogt nod niht 100000 gremplarc,
.. +. aif je 90 aatbolifen fommt erlt
Gins. @s gibt in England proteitan.
tiife @latter nit elmer @ti0ion
Nbonnenten uno barii6er. Gic
nift.fatboliide 8reiie lit minoeltcns
tauienb WoI itarfer, aIs Die fot5o-
hide. @eiI bie fatbolii6cn 9latter
81 menis abonniert nno geleien mer.
cen, tonneu lie natiirlih audi bel
@eitem niGt Gas leiitenL mas fie
reid)cn nidtsfatboliiden Seitungen,
beren quite 6inanalage suOem Gin
biuiees Gri6einen ermoelidt nno 10
auf Dem @ege elmer Narferen Iuf-
lage mieber einbriugt, nas ON Gin.
5elnen ibnen entgebt.
Sir Die 4at6olifen allerpdrts er.
gibt iih borous Die ernite 2ebre:
frGftigt cen finansielen Gtanb eurer
9lGtter uno ermOgli1t uuf ote!em
@eae rie Serausgabe biaiser nto
bod leiltlngsiabieer gl0tter, bann
babf ibr Der fatboliihen Breiie tpie
y Surb Die MISUNDERSTANDING -
Ser fatboIiihen Code elei6 groBe
9ienite erpieien, 9ienite bon I'M
idGtbarer Groemeite! Sinan5fraitige
unb leiitunesfdbiee futboliide Sci.
tnnaen nit MISUNDERSTANDING inn
in uniern Sagen nett orinsenoer
notbig, ols lururioie Sempelbauten,
fir Die oft uneebeure Snmmen file.
Zen. Mit ben @affen Der Sett muB
mon Die &eu5eit befampien! 9as
lit u~ngebeuer fpidtig.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-08-04

merit hobe. Die Rcgierl,ng bot iid)
IN giinitisem Gimme iiber elm SerIteI.
litngsperfabren bon StreihboI,crn
oilsgeiproden, bab gan5 ungefdbrlid,
icin iol.
ga mir uns ben Sunbstoocu
ndbern, mage man foIaenbe @irfc
pobl i'm Muge bebaIten: Site Sid,
Dor elltem Sunbe, Der itimpfitnria
mlro nno it'd perfriedt, immer oui.
eercet lit nno umberitreidt, Der
i,'dlld nnb finiter breinidaut, beim
Soilten ben aopf geienft bolt tpie ctu
~ar, Der BELT, penn Mues umhcr
rubt9 IT. Der INNER am &raten III
llro aues, mas Inn in Den @ed
fommt, IN Stiide reiBt. Site bid
enn6 b%eionoers Dor einem Sunbe, Der
Shwiertgfeit bot beim Gdlufen, Ser
bonn Sans fortlauft unb abaemottet
nno nit Sdmus bcoedt beimfebrt.
q propos Die oben aemahte SIN.
ipielnng arf Sunbstoee mill niht
iagcn, oab Elm ipradIi6er j3uiom.
mcnbong 5miihen Sunbstaae uno
Sunoetoubeit beitebt. Gie Sunos-
tage baben ibren Mamen bonn Srtnos.
itcrne (Strius), Der nm bieie Belt
init Der COME aufeebt. Gie Con-
imnftion Der. Sonne un6 bes Cirrus,
benz beqiten Siritprne, tpilrbe BON ben
@lten perantiportlid gemddt fir ole
oriifcnoe Sommerbise unb Die Der.
idiebencn bamit 8uiammenbGngenben
&ranfbeiten.