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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
SPEED 10 MILES AN HOUR.
Inventor Behr Expects Great Things
From MonoraiI Railway.

London. Jan. 1.-THE present year win
witness some interesting developments in
locomotion. both by land and sea. Next
June f. B. Behr hopes a portion of his
Observation-Disclosures nonorail electric
express railway will be opened and that
cars will be running at the rate of 10
miles an hour. Mr. Behr will introduce a
bill at the next session for q London
Brighton monoran road. which will take
Londoners down to the sea in half an
hour.
Many big railway companies are eIectri-
flying portions of their lines. BY the close
Of 1908 trains viii be running by cleo
kricity.
There are also to be some novelties in
ocean travel In May the first turbine
driven across-channel steamer will COM
mence running between Dover and Calais.
In August another turbine vessel viii be
placed on the New Haven-Dieppe service.
In April the most powerfully engined liner
in the world will start running. viz. the
North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser VIII
helm Der ZWeite.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
COMING DRAMATIC EVENTS.

In every respect the coming to the
Grand Friday OF the New York musical
success. THE Show Girl" can be looked
forward to as an event IN local the
atricals. The company, numbering over
fifty people. comes direct from New
York city. where it had a most success
full run Of over ten weeks at the famous
WaIlack's theater. and was the talk OF
the city for its vast production, pretty
girls bright comedians, tuneful music
and handsome stage effects The per-
Torrance IS for Friday night only
Seats are selling at Flad's, and the
prices are % cents to 81.
The sale starts tomorrow morning at
Flad's for both performances at the
Grand Saturday Of When We Were
Twenty-on Meta Rogers. who has
been engaged to appear in When We
Were Twenty-one." is southern girl
of great beauty and talent. Her firss
appearance on the stage was in on
and on under Charles F'rohman' s
nnanagement but that astute discoverer
of ability soon advanced the young
actress to Julia Marlowe's company.
which she left to join N G. Goodwin
where she became the understudy for
Maxine Elliott in the part Of Phyllis
in When We Were TWenty-one. When
the company appears in the play at the
Grand on Saturday afternoon and night.
Miss Rogers Will be seen as Phyllis =
the heroine. in what was considered IN
{
of the age
The drum major of the famous Cor
don Highlanders' band, Donald Mac
CcrmaclS is almost as celebrated
throughout Canada as is BandmasteT
Robinson himself Mr.. MacCormack is
one Of the finest specimens of manhood
in all Canada. and it is doubtful if 4
more striking looking soldier lives in the
world TODAY He stands about seven
feet and unlike almost every other ex-
tremely tail man. s built in proportion
to his great height With ais great
busby towering two feet above his head
i and wearing his attractive Killed regl-
mentals, he makes a handsome figure as
/ he walks ahead of the bandsmen- The
+ bandsnen are fine men physically, but
they all look small indeed beside the
tall Scottish Cana dian who carries the
huge katon at the head of the parade
+ All eyes viii be on the big man in kills
when the band marches from the deDos
/ in this city The band will appear al
the Grand next Monday afternoon an1
ni-ht.
Those who know OF the life of Davy
at the Texas massacre win understand
+ what an opportunity there is for q
I dramatic character Crockett was one
of the six survivors of the fight al
Alamo. The Americans had but 14{
brave souls within the walls of the
4 ancient Spanish church while Santa
Anna. the Mexican general. had behind
him several thousand Mexican soldiers
/ sTheFnopoiae had its messenger 81
death. the Alamo had none such is ths
legend that today can be read on the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
DISCUSS PAPERS.
Retail Grocers at Second Days ses-
sion Of Association.


Kansas City, Mo. Jan. 1.-THE time
of the second days session OF the an
nual convention of the national associa-
ton Of retail grocers and general mer-
chants was taken up in the discussion
Of papers, and in listening to the reports
Of the committee on credit rating sys-
tenn and the executive legislative COM
mittee. Among those on the programme
to read papers were J. P. Oldham,
Shreveport, La, and Robert z. Lee, St.
Louis There is a lively contest on over
the selection of president and secretary
for the ensuing year. President J. c.
Williams Of South Bend, Ind. is a can
didate for reelection and the other cam
didates for that office are C. B. Lott Of
Chicago and John A. Green of Cleveland.
Greenbackers are making a considerable
showing and Lott has a Roodly number
Of delegates promised to him, but Will
Jams friends consider him in the lead.
For secretary, Charles r. Pfeiffer. St.
Louis, for reelection is being opposed
by Fred Mason Of St. Paul, and William
Gray of Brooklyn. Gray it is said will
withdraw in favor of Mason San
Francisco and Niagara Falls are the
leaders in the fight for the 1904 conven-
ton
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
WIDOW FINDS $4,000.
Her Husband Had Saved It and Told
Her Nothing About It.

Bridgeport. Conn, Jan. 14-When
Charles r. Richards, a mechanical en-
gineer, died. two months ago, his widow
thought that ali of his earthly 9osses-
the house at 122 George street, but she
found $4,000 in gold and currency. hid
den about their apartment Of four rooms
and four bank books showing deposits
of $4,000
Richards was eccentric He worked
for the Union Metallic Cartridge com
pany for over 80 years
One Of the bank books had not been
written I'D in over a score OF years and
there was $1,000 interest due on the de-
post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
Tragedy eft q Danes.

Cairo, III, Jan 14.-At a dance at
Moorehouse. No. last night, James and
DolDheus Hill, Of Johnson county, ILL
nois, became drunk and created a dis
turbance, and Marshal Lance and
Deputy Marshal John Taylor were
called in to restore peace. Dolpheus Hill
shot and instantly killed Marshal Lance,
while James Hill fatally cut Taylor
The Hill boys started to leave the house
when TAYLOR shot and wounded one Of
them, but they succeeded in making
their escape. Searching parties have
3ner arrrsufzad
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
The Worlds Greatest
Skin Soap,
The Standard Of Every Nation
Of the Earth.
Sale Greater Than The Worlds Product
Of Other Skin Soaps.
Sold Wherever Civilization Has
Penetrated.

Millions of the worlds best people
use Cuticura Soap, assisted by Cuticura
Ointment, for preserving, purifying
and identifying the skin, for cleansing
the scalp Of crusts, scales and dandruf.
and the stopping Of falling hair, for
softening, whitening and soothing red.
rough and sore hands, for baby rashes.
itchings and chafngs, in the form of
baths for annoying irritations and in
Examinations, or too free or offensive
perspiration, in the form of washes for
lucrative weaknesses, and many sana-
tive, antiseptic purposes which readily
suggest themselves to women. esDe-
clauy mothers, as well rs for all the
purposes Of the toilet, bath and nur-
sery.
Cutieura Soap combines delicate
emolllent properties derived from Cilti-
cura, the great skin cure, with the mr.
est OF cleansing ingredients and the
most refreshing Of flower colours. No
ot4er Hedlcated soap ever compounded
Is TO be compared with It for nraserv-
Ing, purifying and beautifvinr the skin.
scalp, hair and hands. No other for
eign or domestic toilet s0ap. however
expensive, IS to be compared with it
Tor all the purposes OF the toilet. bath
and nursery. Thus st combines in one
soap at one price the best skin and
complexion soap and the besttoiiet and
baby soap ever compounded. Sale
greater than the worlds product of ALI
other skin soaps. Sold Ia every mart
81 the civilized world.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
WAS FINE CITIZEN.
Passing Of Charles T. shedd Mourned
by Whiting Community.

ny w AANA4k 4gAHA4 0u4sye
Whiting, Kan, Jan. 1.-THE funeral
Of the late Charles Shedd was held
here Tuesday at 2 p. m. Mr.. Shedd
was one OF the oldest settlers in this
town He came here IS years ago and
$500, and at the time Of his death he
was rated to be worth from so to 90
thousand dollars. Mr.. Shedd was 81
years old and leaves two daughters.
Mrs. Homer Howe Of California and
Miss Lotde Shedd who lived at home.
Mr. Shedd had retired from business
several years prior to his DEATH but
was still president Of the Whiting Tx
change bank
Mr.. Shedd retired Thursday night
IS usual and as he was accustomed to
O'Clock nothing was thought of his not
being up when his daughter started to
school. and about ten o'clock one of
his neighb0rs called to see him on some
business and was shown to his room
by the servant. After calling him and
not receiving an answer ne went into
the room and found Mr. Shedd lying as
if asleep but cold and still
The funeral was arranged so as to
give Mrs Howe time to get here from
California.
Everybody in this community will
miss Charley Shedd, as he was well and
northeast part of the state.
Every year on his birthday he al
ways gave a party and had all his old
friends with him.
c. F. 8fenninger, N. d. office 727 Kan
eas ave. Tel. 10; residence 1851 Topeka
ave. Tel 50. Office hours 2 to o. m.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
BILL FISH OF BEAR LAKE.
Descendants of a Species of Prehis-
toric Fish in Chautauqua County.

Lakewood. n. Y. Jan. 14-Bear Lake.
an isolated and deep sheet of water
among the highest hills of Chautauqua
county. has in its depth a curious fish
known locally as the bill fish.
It IS d gar. and is a connecting link.
so naturalsts say. between fish as they
are today and as they were in prehistor-
lie times Whether this is a fact or not
the bin fish is an interesting creature
and is found in this state only in this
Chautauqua county water.
1t has q horny coat Of mail and a
sharp. long bill. full of formidab Bile look
ing teeth. The bill fish grows TO Wei=h
20 pounds and looks ferocious.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14

door of Alamo. The most sacred build
ing in Texas as revered by everyone
who owes allegiance to the Lone Star
state Such men as Bowie. bedridden
bv sickness. fought it out to the end.
Davy Crockett was one of the six sur
viyors of the battle who survived only
to fall beneath the fire of the Mexican
troops at the order of Santa Anna for
none were to survive. Ed Redmond and
a strong company win present sDayy
Crockett Sunday night at the New
Crawford at prices of Is, 20. So and 81
cents.
For Loves Sake and rip Van
Wrinkle" will be given Monday and
Tuesday night at the New Crawford by
the Thurston Comedy company, women
being admitted free Monday night under
the usual rules
ssPeck's Bad Boy will appear at the
New Crawford Thursday night, Janu-
afV p
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

= Thomas and wife to E. D. Davis.
s.. $50. north 50 feet of lot IA Jackson
street, King, Haywood & McFarland's
adition-
W. D. Ewart and wife to Il. A. Fish
er. 200. north Y northeast 4 l. II, Il.
Tax deeds to B. Rockwell south X
southwest Il %. II. Is and part north
east 4 25. Is. Is and part south Il south
west i u. u. Is and part south u So,
II. 16 and part southeast 4 IS, Il, Is.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
KILTIEs ARE COMING.
Canadian Band to again Be Heard in
Topeka

The KiIties. the big military Scottish
Highlanders band from Canada that gave
two concerts in the Auditorium last win
ter. is coming to Topeka again. They
viii be heard next Monday afternoon and
night in the Grand Opera house With
their Killed highlandmen, sword dancers,
choir and martial band music the band
made quite an impression last year. The
organization comes here from Omaha and
rlaNs II ST Iosanh on Tuesday,.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
AdmiraI GIass, FIagshin.

san Francisco. Jan. 1.-THE flagship
New York. Captain Mckenzie com
handing with Rear Admiral Casey on
board. is to arrive tomorrow from san
Diego and within q few days, it Is ex-
peeted. VIII become the flagship Of Rear
Admiral Henry Glass, who is to succeed
Admiral Casey in command OF the Pa
cific squadron.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
New Loan IL cover pefeit.

Berlin. Jan. 1.-THE Prussian budget
estimated for 1908 shows a deficit Of
s18, us. 600, which will be covered by a
new loan. The revenue is estimated az
1855. 551. 49,. the ordinary expenditure az
$685., og2. 40S and the extraordinary 60
pense at S29.654a0gA
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14
Comfortable Nieht To- 4ewitt.

New York Jan 1.-THE doctors at
tending Abram S. Hewitt report to-
day that the patient passed the night in
comfort with no obvious loss of
strength, but with no gain.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-14

Wanted-Sweethea wife, every adj
Enirer Of beauty to use magician Satin
Skin Cream and Satin-SAin Powder.
beauty bringers; 25c. Kemper & Paxton.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-15
Streifs.

Ser idou ettpas io5ialiitiid ange-
bGildte Irbeiter iagt: Ger Streif iii
baS cinsige 9ampimittel IN Der Sanb
Der grbeiter. baS nod bIr9ifldgt
par,lm ioq es ni6t a1gemanOt iper-
6euY @ie bat itd min elm gutter
&atholit Dem Streif gegeniiber 81
perbaltph llno .rie BON Der Saf)e 81
benfen?
Ser Streit lit cine @rt 9rieg Stui.
idlen Irbeitern uno 8%apitalilten,
Die Nrbeiter iteaen Die Irbeit ge'
meinIam ei.t I'm before geoingrul-
gen, por Illem aber bobere Sobne
All erlaugeu. SIT nm ieber Streit
I'll pcrlirtbeilen? Hein, iuie aud,
uidt ieoer &rieg ,ngerebt lit.
Ger Streif fam erlaubt lein aus
Nptbpebr ODER ans berebtigter
Selbitbiilfc. @em Die NrGeiter IN
eincm Dibtigen Yuufte bon DEN pr.
beitae6ern unredJtmGBiger @eile be
eintr6htigt limo, D. y. alio im SallC
oet Motbpebr, fam Der Streit er'
lulbi ieiu. 9urd) Gr5lDingumg mel
ner Heftsioroerung bari id) Gem.
jcnigeu Der mir lInredt 5uiiigt, Iein(
g!eidpertbigen &edJtsioroerunger
peripeigeru - Iolnnge eli alimpi
Iidcres Mittel nid)t gum 3iele iiibrt
- SSit Der Streif nld) i'm Sale Den
.ciufu den Selbitbile er.
laubt2 Selbitbilie beiBt Hift 9Th.
ncbr eiueS augeiiigten ooer broben
Den llurehtes, lonoera BeiBt ipirfian1
cine 6orOerung 0lrdieBer, Die man
ohne llnredt al tbllL erbeben tdni.
9ei elmer iol6en Selbitbilfe bari i'd
o6er 4. y. Den eilgegangeIen Son
ttatt nidt bre6cn. Sut Der arbeit.
acber fem llurebt mu angethan. i
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-15
g,,xen,b,,reer qa,ette, pie,.stae, oe, Is. ge,e,,,ber 1908.

bari ih i9ln feline &e1tsforoerittg
ilid)t peripeigern. @eitaltet iiG Die
Gage Der S,lonitrie 10, baB Die Irbei.
Ter biIIiaerueiie Die Sorberung elmer
Sobnerb0bung teller fpnnen, 10 1T
inter 9eaftung Des Gontruftes etu
gemeiniames @orgeben Der Irbeiter
nidIt lmerIaltbt. Is fam lid Die
Soroerung Der Irbeiter altt anf Ir.
beitsbuuer, yedbtdrbeit III. I. 10. be.
siehen. @enn aber aud) Der Streif
III ein5elnen SGlen erlallbt ieiu to!rI,
10 lit er Dob pie ser &rieg, elm
id,neioiges 9 6mert
&ielfadI reiBt er Die alilft 5pilden
Nrbeiter inb Mrbeitgeber nod meiter
chi, meiitenS baben beibe Sbeile mtr
SdoOen. Bur 3eit OeS Sireifs
loiien lih sic NrbeitSloIeu leidlt 81
Observation-Disclosures binreiBen uno fir
&iele miro Der WiiBigeana ollcr
Cater Mufong. Sarrtm iolen Yllt
hie Mahmrng 0eS bodieligcn
YopItes, 2eo'S bes 9reiaebntenL in
ieinem T,tnoihreiben iiber Die slrbei-
teriroge beber5igen: n9emgegeniiber
lit O~iejenige Slrt Der Ibmebr ail
meiitcn sh empfebIeu, pelfe burd)
entiprchenbe Inoronlngcn unb 8e-
iebe Dem llebel 5uporSufommen
tradtet uub iein Gntiteben binbert
blirG geieitigung iener llriafler, Die
Den Gonflift 8miihen Den Ihforbes
run1aen Ger Srotberren uto Der Nr.
better bcr5ufiibrcn piIegen", unb OIL
ciner anbern Stelle: Sen Irbeitge-
bern lit es por9eifrieberl Dab lie Den
4r6eiter ais ibren @rnoer anleben,
iein 2ops innerbalb Der mOglid]en
8ren5en unb unter biaigen Seoing-
uilaen miIGcre, iiber feline geiltiaen
ipie leibliden SSutereiien Dad)eil, ibn
DrrG) baS quite 9eiipiel eiueS DRIFT.
lid)en 9ebens erbnuen mo %belonoers
nicmolS IN Sinlidt mif i'm nno SIT
icincn @ad)tbeil bon Den &egell Scr
8illNteit iuto 0ered)tigfeit dbipel.
den, inbcm lie ndb iiberidyhellerc
ltnN umrerbGltniBmGBigen 9slseil
Inn @eipinne tradieu." Iuf ieOelt
Soil lit cS cine groBe Q iinbe,
Mrbeiter an einem uuerlaubtelt
Streif 5l reisen ODER Irtoere nit 8e-
molt sllm Streit ST. 5%ipinger. =
G1rlm fotboliiher Gbriit baltic lid
mGalidIt ierne pom Streifs! -
lltinm!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-15

SO &uobell iultBtet niGt, bab Tie Elm
unrcdt ~beganeen batten. Mifter
SinNiep io9te, oaB er aus 5ipeiidbri-
ger Grfabrung iblicBen miiiie, OaB
tuenigiters 80 4ro5erlt Der 9enper
&nabeh unebrli6 (%oisbonest) ieien.
Mbcr 9enper lit nift i6limimer
ais arberc Stdbte. SIN Sabre 1899
gaG es in Chicago 1890 Gefange-
ne unter 16 Sdbren. Sn Senpcr
eah es i'm Sabre 1850 ,,llr eitlen ju.
aenblifeu 8erbreder nnter 3,442
Siiloern; i'm Sabre 1880 CAB cs idon
eiilen @erbreter inter 837 8inoeru.
2ie @erbre6en Batteu iid folgIidl
perpicrfnht.
Wr. %cNonaIo, Elm Spesialiit i'm
itaatlifen 9ureau of EDUCATION, iagt
IN Dem 9eridt, ben er Dem GonsreB
pcrgelegt, bob obne allen 3weifel Die
@erbrehen i'm 2anbe iid) pernebren,
mic aus Den 3abIen Der lebten sebn
SoGren berporgebt. Sn 1850 gab
eS einen &erbref]er auf 3,442 Gin.
%fpobner. Sn 1860 CAB es ifon
einen ntf 1,647 Ginmobner. Sn
1870 aab es einen ailf ie 1921 @in-
rrobncr. Sn 1880 gab es einen Ser.
BREEDER aiif je S37 ginipobner unO
1890 gab es einen auf je 715 gin-
mobncr.
Sm letten Sabre gab es 1884
Worotbaten in ben Sereinigten
Stactcn SSSm porleBten Sabre CAB
eS bios 1852. sliif ie 112 Sooc$-
fGac fommt ein Woro. SIN letter
Sabre CAB es 16 Moroe in Senper
lulo feiner berielben iuilrbc %beitrnft.
Is aa6 a,rd $50 Selbitmoroe mebr
nls bas Snbr pprber. ltnter 50
Soocsfdllen IN bcn @ereintaten Stau-
ten lit elmer eiltipeOer ein Woro ober
SclbltmorO. 0nrd) SGliduing, BE.
trllu mo @untraub iprroen i'm
Sabre 1902 Sc, 1925 ibren redt.
mhbigen gigentbiimern geltoblen,
ober $2,6S3,5 500 mebr als i'm Sabre
1901.
TngeiidtS zines iolden s3uItanbeS
Ser 6ffentlidlen Mpralitdt, mlB 5it-
~9citonOen merOen, OaB unier offent.
l.d)es SGulDeicn gan5lid perfeblt
lit. Gs lit elm Gr5iebnngSpeien, oaS
nidlt crsiebt; eS gibt oeI ainOeru
nidIt Die moraliide &raft, ben Ser.
ihhun9en sil wioerlteben; es biloet
feire g,Itcn @iirger unb feline gottes.
fiird)tiscn Mdnner mo Srauen.
eSeoe Civilization ole iid) niht altf
praftiide Sittlihfeit griinbete lit
lrntergeganaen. limo Die Sereiuig-
len Staaten biloen feline NuSnubmc
bon bicicm @eies. Die WorulitGt
iii i'm Ginfcn begrifien iino Der
materie0e @erfaa ipirb natiolgcn,
mofern mier 8olf nibt Guimud)t lmo
0aS peroerblihe Sdulpeien Inn,
dnSert. Ser Sosialismis itebt
idcn Dor ser Sbiir."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-15
2eate, beren hDdlites strebcm bas

uno ionlt NidtS lit, nno Oeren
gauges 2e6en nit Dem Streben nod
@eIo aIlein ml$9eiiilt lit, iteben in
Der &angItuie Ser G%reaturer, nlr
nenig b0ber oIs ba$ 8ieb. Die
&eriolL melfe ibren Hoienfran5 betet
rno Die Iilgen BON 3eit 81 3eit gum
SimmeL crhebt uno ibr iroiides
Wfiibiol init Dem @lailbeu on uno
Die &ofimrng auf Die gDi8feit trdgt,
itebt beocltteno ii6er Dem reiflten
@elDprosen. Sic &iebe fir bas
@elb uno Die s d. q 6 II g Dor
bemielbcn lit bas 3ei6en elmer THE.
ridden ODER bcrtbierten Menihen.
natur uno beiabigt 5n alien Ser
bredcn. Der bemiitbtge 8lolibe an
cos ScnieitS unb Den Sobn unO Die
Straie i'm Senieits befGbigt 81 Den
eroBten Sugenbiibungen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-15

ipaS oa3u itarfe Srang nn0 Sang
nad Nelem Sriginelen, ntSidlieB.
liG Imcrifanii6em, obidpn Der
Iutor bicriiir rtttie ais @runb on.
gibt, i%ntiere &irfen ioIlten beu ipe5i-
iilb amrrifmii6en @olfseeiit tptoer.
ipiegeIr. ga mir aber eben nod
cine .Rotion i'm @eroen" unb nif)t
Elm @olt eincS SlltteS mo elmer
Cite iinS, nod auf Satrbunbertc
hinaES ieiu pcr0en, 10 lieBe iid) nildl
ipobl mod barber bispntirer. Inn
unS nber filr5 81 fallen, mililen mir
bcin Trtqr Entertaining nlslpred]en
iiir sic intereiant uto ai-
5iigliGe Mrt unlo @eile, tpie err icille
Iniidteu iiber Die umerituniihe
&ir2ell- Ird)iteftltr porlegt. @ir
cmpfeblen HrieItern, mo iold)en
Terionelt, ipel6e iid fir Die 8runo-
iGse BEL &irdenbauten intereiiiren,
hoS @erf sur 2eftiire. @S perbient
gcnnle 8eoftrng urb bietet beS
Scbrreiden Sieles. Man'menbe iid)
an: Scr. Sobn &c. Soeger, slrd)itcct,
@o5frcp 9lof 225, minneapolis,
Minu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-15

Ser Imerifanisnills bulDigt Den
.Minimismus" (minimi,m y bas
@erin9itc). Sein oberiter 8runoiat
1T, nio penig nte m0gli6'
EfIihten. Sein 3pef II
naf ben @prten bes Bapites: Ser
Inoergldubisen ben Gintritt in OH
Stride Ieidter su MAIDEN. Seint
2ebren iirb nab Geo benz SreiSebn
ten: ID Die Stride ioIe hire 9is5i'
pin nno ibre 2ebren nit ben mober'
men Mnitalrungen uno 8eitrebunger
Der Wolfer in ginflang bringen."
p 8cpiiie 2ebren init Stiqifhpei'
gen 5u iibereeben, pber Iie bod
pcnialtens 10 absuiftpGden, oaB i(
Den bon Ser Stride bamit perbunoe.
neii Sinn perlieren." SEQ Der 9rei.
sebnte crflart Oieies fir Der.
IN erflib", 0taoeInsmertb"
unb "a efdbrlib d.. 81 ,Mou
ioa ben aatbolifen mebr Sreibeit ae.
nGbren." SEQ Der Drei5ebnte Sa:
eegcn Iagt, oab iie umebr benn il
elmer lifern 2eitlng bur6 oas I'M.
fcblbare 2ebramt beoiirfen". Biiis
Der Sehitc bat gegen Die Sanfiniiter
id)on ben Sas perurtbeilt, noaB Die
Stride cine SisaipIin feitiesen unS
biaiaen fGnnte, melbe unniis lit nnf
Die friitlide Sreibeit iiber @ebiibr
einihrdnft." A. giner 9eitung ourd,
bas di,Bere 2ebramt beoiirfeu beion'
Oers Sieierigen nidt, pelfe nod @r-
ldngung Der hriitliden 8ollfommen
Eeit ~itrebcn." SEQ Der 0rei5ebnte
nennt ons riebr perpeeen" o.
Die natiirlid)en Sugenben ieien be-
~iunoers 5u pflegen, bas gebe mebt
gnergie. Geo ser Sreisebnte be-
bouptct bosegeuL baB ieIbit sur gr'
filIlmng bcs Hutrrecieses Die 8nao(
rotbnenoig iei; iebe Sneeno miiii(
iihernatiirlih fem. g. 9os Sroens'
letfn lei neine Der mobernen Sci
nid,t mcbr entiprehenoe Gin
ridtlna", Die mebr fir idmade, als
lin itorfe SeeIen paiIe." 9as
Slocnsleten gereihe b%erltSutage ybel
airfc DeniG coer gar nidt CUR @br(
lrno sum Hllten". Gieie Sdtt
remit SEQ Der Srei3ebnte rfaIi1"
nnb cine @eleioigung Der religioipr
Sr0er. -
3u Sdluiie bie Srdee: SIT baS
Seratsruien Der fatbolilben Sltgenf
aus Dem areiie Der Samilie in bi(
&ereinsbailen, gu Sbeater, &urtel,
ipicl, Gegelipiel, San5 rtno ionitiger
gersniigumgen iulb @eniiiien Elm &c
eianeteS Mittel cine edit fatb o.
III d)c Sitaeno nnb einitige Rdn'
ner@ nnS Srauempclt Der Stride 81
erhalten nne bcu @eiit DeS tatboIit
idlen SamilienlebenS 81 ipubren -
riedt oieie Srt i,no @eiie nidt and
etrpns nod prattiidem Mnlertfanis.
MUS?
Sen @eiit oes " merifaniS
nj $. Der INNER nod iebr IN Del
Braris ipuft, miiiien mir befampfer
mil SEQ Oes Sreiaebnten bodielieer
Nnoanfens. 8enail tpie oas 8atifa'
ium bat SEQ Der 9rei5ebnte oils be-
ionbere " meabe Der &atboli
fen in Mniern 9agen beseidnet
2ic 8efGmpfnna Der sefGbrlid)er
rcip. Der decentralization nab liberia
liirenben SenSensen oes 3eitgeiites,
-. lttinam!