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Evening journal., 1903-02-05
WOULD
| NOT CONFIRM HIM
That Is the Opinion Even If
the Gasman Were Elected
Senator
SAME OLD BALLOT AGAIN TODAY
Bill Increasing Salaries of suPerin-
tendents Of Public Schools Passed BY
the Senate-Measure to Repeal the
Marriage Bond Law-Late Legisls-
tf,,a Na,.te
tive News.
sneclnl io tha Evenlng Journal.

Special TO the Evening Journal.
Dover. Feb. 5.-'If Addicks were
elected he wouldn't be seated; and l
have reached the conclusion that his
llieutenants are not particularly anxious
to put him through at this session"
That was the remark of Democratic
member of the House yesterday when
discussing the matter Of the election of
senators. 1t is thought here that the
unpopularity he has gained in the de-
feat of DR.. Ball and In the oppoint-
ment of Byrne, together with the ex-
posure of his methods by writers like
George Kennan, have brought such a
feeling of disgust over the Senate that
it would incontinently kick him out
should he be elected.
! Therefore it is said that he will be
content to wait till the next election,
as in the excited interest Of a national
campaign his peculiar methods may be
overlooked, and the people become tired
Of reading about his scandalous meth.
DDS. Certain it is that the Addicks peo.
pie, mere than anybody else, are fight
ing for two vacancies. AS an indica
ton of this il is pointed out that there
is no Addicks money in sight, and i
there are those who hoped TO augmen
: their fortunes by coming to the Leg
islature, they have probably chosen tn
wrong session.
= It is well understood that the crowd
: Of which Mr.. Bach. of Wilmington.
n type, is doing all they can for tw
q vacancies, hoping by that means to re
!, serve a future for Addicks. When the
: are in town they may be seen in th
% lobbies in consultation with Addick
n lieutenants, and the only persons the
n care to denounce are the Regular RI
n publicans
a Nothing will he done this week (
,al wards electing a senator, and the on
y look is not good for the future. 1t
n whispered that the Democrats ha'
m discovered that they, too. have a IN
h or nobody" and there is no concert'
isl action TO accomplish anything.
,el The ballot is as follows:
Long term
Addicks-2l.
Ross-20
II. A. DuPont-lO.
ne Abent- Representative Paradeee.
az Short term
he Addicks-19.
es FOrd--2O.
be Higgins-8.
~ Richardson.
he T. Coleman DuPont-s,
Evening journal., 1903-02-05
Roat safelv on Her Wav.

Word has been received at the offices
Of the Wilmington Steamboat Com
pany that the Quaker City passed safely
out the Delaware capes on her way to
Florida. In case of heavy winds the
boat win put in at the various harbors
along the coast.
Evening journal., 1903-02-05

at nurmal schools OF certain persons
to teach in the public schools:
providing for compulsory vaccination
providing for the transportation cf
State documents by express companies
amending the act providing for the
purity Of primary elections IN New Cas-
| tie county: Senate bills enabling the
governor to appoint an additional no
tary public for Wilmington hundred.
for the office OF the George X. Town
send Company; increasing ;he Sussex
county Levy Courts appropriation to
the town of Ocean View for street inn
provemonts; enabling the governor to
appoint an additional notary public for
Julian G.. Walker,
Passed-House bin making title tc
real estate in which insane persons
have an interest.
Notlce-By Mr. Newton. an act ro-
lating to the reassessmcmt OF rersOaa
property ia Nanticoke hundre': by Mr.
Nessick. am act increasing tc two pei
cCUt.. now one pe- cent. DrOal CrecA
hundreds special tax rate for shelling
county roads; by Alr. Derrlckson. an
act authorizing school district No. 66
OF New Castle county. to borrow S4OC
for q new schoolhouse; by Mr.. Purnell
am act amending the act reorganizln9
the Levy Court of Sussex county: al
= act amending the act relating to thu
[ collection of taxes i'm Sussex county
? by Mr.. Lingo, an act renewing the char
ter of the town Of Franldord; by Ml
Monaghan, an act enabling the COVER
nor to appoint a notary public for tn
j. office of the city clerk of Wilmington
an act empowering the city clerk {
Wilmington to issue marriage licenses
by Mr.. Townsend, act appropriaung 81
. 1856 to Sussex county to compensate
: for money spent in refunding incon
taxes: by Mr.. Powell. am act provldir
8 for the town OF Harrington for prote
tion from fire.
Read--Message from Governor Hun
p concerning the dispute between Del
= ware and New Jersey.
Recess.
Evening journal., 1903-02-05
TERRIBLE GALE OFF BREANWATER
Three Vessels Wrecked and All Tele-
graph Lines DisabIed-News
Passing Over Phone.
Special to The Evening Journal.

NU1CIdI 20 INC EVOIInE JOUTndI,
Laurel, Feb. 5.-Last nights gale was
very severe at the Delaware Break
water. The telegraphic lines from that
point are disabled. all news passing over
the telephone to Laurel having to be
wired The vessels David and Leon
oollided during the gale and both we're
damaged, the former very seriously.
The steamer Thorn.y. Captain Givens.
ccal laden for West Indies. is ON the
Brandywine SHOALS. in bad shape
Agents are also reporting a steamer Of
the Manson Line ashore and in danger
The gale Is still fierce. and many other
boats are expected to be driven ashore.
Wrecking boats at 2.l0 D. m. are pa
trolling the coast.
Evening journal., 1903-02-05
ONLY one go h citY court.

James A. Dugan and James r. Cor
rigan were arraigned in City Court this
morning upon four charges, includins
the sale Of intoxicating liquors on sun
day Harry p. Joslyn, counsel for the
defendants, asked for a postporement
until next wednesday. and The request
was granted.
Evening journal., 1903-02-05
To Give Mid- -winter Dance

The Saturday Evening Class win give
IA mid-winter dance in Eden Hall on
Thursday evening. February 19. The
committee is composed of ]. Hunt Holt,
j. Barry Baxter and William T. Inder-
lied
Evening journal., 1903-02-05

ing concealed a deadly weapon.
The grand jury ignored the cases
against William Davis, charged with
larceny, and Leonard Grier, charged
with wife beating.
Evening journal., 1903-02-05
Bishop VIZ Entertain

After the meeting OF the Transatlan-
tic Society, in Philadelphia, tonight,
over which he Will preside. Bishop
Coleman win entertain Lord Charles
Beresford and Harry DeWlndt, who will
make addresses at the meeting, at din
ner at the Bellevue.
Evening journal., 1903-02-05
Dln0nIs oeIebrated eraphIte PaInt.

Just look at this! We will paint your
roof one good coat OF the genuine Dixon
Graphite Paint, red or slate, at one
half cent a foot Once put on it stays
there. The painting of your roof will
receive the same careful attention as
the painting of your entire house. APP
piled by James NJ Bryan & Son, 107
West Eighth street.
Evening journal., 1903-02-05
Afternoon Session.

Reassembled at 2.O5 o'clock.
Passed-House bill prohibiting the
manufacture and sale of cigarettes.
Concurred in.-sSenate joint resclu-
ton providing for the appointment of
commission TO advise with the attorney
general relative to a disposition Of the
New Jeraey-Delaware controversy
Adjourned until 1890 a. m tomOr-
row.
Senate Feb. 4.-Senate met at IL a.
m. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS presiding.
Prayer by Chaplain Waldron.
Journal read and approved.
Motion-By Mr.. Conner that Nom
day and Thursday night of each week
be designated as committee nights for
the transaction of all committee busi-
ness and for public and private hear
! ings for all citizens (adopted by major
ity viva voce vote).
! Message OF the Governor, en-
closing a report from the attorney-gen-
u erals department upon the iurisdic-
n tional dispute between New Jersey and
4 Delaware over the Delaware river.
Reported favorably and made special
4 order for tomorrow al IL a. m.-House
B bin increasing the salary Of the county
) superintendent OF free schools to 81 200
Reported favorably and concurred IN
a House bill authorizing the issuanc'
: by county superintendent OF fre'
e schools Of certificates to normal gTadu
e ates.
introduced. read and referred-Bs
F. Mr. Moore IT, c.. act appointing an
/. additional notary public for the Office
= Of Cosgriff & Reynolds. Smyrna; by
/. Mr. Smith, act providing a new cleo
r tion district and polling place for NEW
Castle hundred) Tenth representative
district, New Castle county
. Notice-By Mr.. jefferson, act re
! stricting changes of text books in the
public schools; by Mr. Smith. act au
0 thorizing the New Castle and Whining
E ton Electric Railway to remove the
4 overhead bridge crossing the New Cas-
tie "cut-off' steam railroad.
4 Introduced. read and referred undei
v suspension Of rules-House bill pro
= vding for making title TO real estate II
e which insane persons have an interest
by Mr.. Smith, act regarding bill post
o ing and distributing of posters (provid
@ ing a license OF $40 and restricting pro
q miscuOus pOsting).
Joint resolution-By Mr.. Alice. relat
: ing to the litigation now pending il
a the Supreme Court Of the United State.
t between the State of Delaware an'
s New Jersey. (AdOpted).
a Motion-Mr. Alice. that 200 copies o
s the governors message on the New
4 Jersey litigation, the attorney-general'
\ opinion and the Joint resolution d.
n printed. (Adopted
Afternoon Session.
introduced, read second time and re
ferred under suspension OF rules-B,
Mr. Sparks, bill making general election
: days IN this State legal holidays.
Reported fav0rably and passsd-Sen
ate bill extending the time limit OF lien
! and chattel mortgages.
Evening journal., 1903-02-05

The sensational comedy. side
Tracked" which is to appear at the
Grand Opera House on Thursday night,
has always been a favorite i'm Whining
ton. The dialogue is bright the senti-
ment clean, and the situations at times
thrilling and again ludicrous. always
appealing to the heart and never fail
ing to awaken genuine enthusiasm. The
performance is interspersed with
catchy music and some very strong
specialties.
Evening journal., 1903-02-05

Deimarvia Telephone Co. connects
with hundreds OF long distance points.
Evening journal., 1903-02-05

help make the performance Of "Impru-
dence" one OF the really delightful
treats Of the season. There are Hilda
Spong, recently leading lady at Days
Theatre. Jeffreys Lewis. of "LaBelle
Russo" fame; w. II. Thompson, with
Annie Russell last season as the Cardi-
nal I'm A Royal Family" Mrs. George
Dickson, Annie Adams, Helen Lowell.
Mrs. Sol. Smith. Caroline Starbuck,
Charles Harbury, Richard Bennett
George Irving Joseph Francoeur, Wal
ter Erskine and others.
Evening journal., 1903-02-05
Afternoon Session.

introduced. read second time and re-
ferred under suspension of rules-lBy
Mr.. Sparks, bill making general election
days in this State legal holidays.
Reported favorably and passsd-Sen-
ate bill extending the time limit OF liens
and chattel mortgages.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-04
In Memory of Our Baby Boy,
Little John Merryday.

Little JOhn Merryday.
So suddenly cut down, just nine short
years
Did little John dwell In this vale OF
tears;
But his sweet life was ever free from
care
For him the days were bright, feeting
and fair.
II e'er q shadow fitted DER the way,
His sunny nature made 1t fly away.
If hurt at play, sometimes our darling
cried,
But smiles appeared, before his tears
were dried.
Fen when felt, that punish him must,
Clinglng around my neck, led say twas
just;
And that he knew 1t hurt and grlved me
sore,
Promising always, to disObey no more.
So tender was his heart, he could not
bear
To hear of grief, nor see the falling tear.
OpOu a lIJJlc io WOutu nOb
Nor crush violet it it's lowly bed;
And il he saw frightened bird he'd
say:
Lets tiptoe, lest we make 1t fly away"
Nor did he ever think he was too good
To mingle with the human brotherhood.
He human was, and sometimes angry
grew,
But swift as passion came, as swift 1t
flew.
Meier did he malice bear, nor wish one
Ill,
Gods law of love, he ever did fulfill.
No more we'll hear his step upon the
floor,
Nor hear him calling "Mama" ere he
reached the door.
Our hungry hearts cry out for him in
vain,
No answer comes TO ease our bitter
pain.
How much we1l miss him, none can
ever know,
But there is comfort even In our woe.
No harm can come to him, for now he
lies
In the arms OF Jesus, safe In Paradise.
No storm does he dread, folded are his
wings,
And welcome for me. with our Savior he
sings.
While we pass under the chastening rod,
And let our cross raise us nearer to God.
Only little beyond. where all is fair.
His hands are beckonlng, and we'll meet
him there.
HIS MoTHER.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-04

This is the season Of the year when
the prudent and careful housewife re-
pIenishes her supply of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is certain to be need
ed before the winter is over, and the re
sults are much more prompt and salts !,
fae tory when It is kept at hand and give =
as soon as the cold is contracted an u
before It has become settled In the sy s.
tenn. In almost every instance q seve re
cold may be warded of by taking this
remedy freely as soon as the first In dica-
tlon Of the cold appears. There is no
danger IN giving 1t to children for 1t
contains no harmful substance. 1t Is
pleasant TO take-both adults and child
rem like It. Buy It and you will get the
best. It always cures. For sale by
Ackerman a Stewart. H
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-04
The Badgers digging Ability.

The sportsman naturalist, st. John,
one day found badger in trap not
much injured. Tying a rope to its hind
leg, he drove the animal home-strange
to say, the captive beast jogging stead
fly along in front of him and giving
little more trouble than pig going to
market. On reaching home the animal
was put for the night into a paved
court, where 1t seemed perfectly secure.
"Next morning." said st. John, "he was
gone, having displaced stone that
thought him quite incapable of moving,
and then. digging under the wall, he
got AWAY
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-04
The Bitter Truth.

Husband docking up from a book
Do you know what would have done
If / had been Napoleon Bonaparte2
Wife-Yes; know. You would have
settled down In Corsica and spent your
life grumbling about bad luck and hard
times.-Philadelphia Telegraph.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-04
Hin Attractiveness.

Hell can't understand how you
should be SO taken with Mr.. Blakley.
There is nothing striking about the
man. He Is Just ordinary.
Shell know. but he is ordinary in
such an extraordinary degree!-Boston
Transcript.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-04
Kns,x Her Dictionary.

"was it exactly proper to call 1t
farewell tourr
Certainly" answered the prima don
ma. 81 never Jared better in my life."-
Washington Star.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-04

n, ,WANTED.-To buy Pekin Ducks,
tymouth Rock, Wyndotte, and Leg
norm chickens. Also. few incuba-
sors and brooders. State manufac-
Si!s SIIe OF machine, egg capacity, con-
pp'tioh = N and price wanted. Address
F,ao " BOX 60, Wade, Alachua Co.,
~ 1874 20
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-04

What's the use Of having trouble
when there are so many people anxious
TO borrow it?-New York Telegraph.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-04
Secure a Pretty Calender.

The Atlantic Coast Line is distributing
pretty wall Calender for 1904 lnclud-
ing month Of December 1908. You can
SECURE one OF these calenders by sending
s,A SIX cents in postage to w. Il. Leahy, Dl-
vision Passenger Agent, Savannah, Ga
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-04
A TIMELY SueeF sTIe n.

Be neither ignorant.nor careless with
respect to the future.-Virgil.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-01

oaS ba! man nieber cinmal IN Mar.
ieiae mn nih0nen" Sranfreif erfob.
rem. Ga Die 2aien. Granfemp1rter
iid peigertent ben Yeitfranfen III
Warieile 9ienlte ST. Ieiiten, milbte
Die rabifal.ioaioliitii9e &erpaltllng
Der araufenbanisiHiaen 3 Sic 8rdfettnr
sle erlt Dor afff nebmen. 4 aus oell
S~9olpltnlernS pettriepenel SrOgflsT
irauen pieber auriidrifen. 9ie Nm.
gelegenbeit miro in Der fran5oiiihen
3mnmer bemndfit 5iir Sprade fom.
men. Ser Geputirte bon @arb, Se
&amel, miro nGmlid beu Wtinilter.
Yr1IiOenten .interpelliren, iuelde
Mabregeln er sitr MISUNDERSTANDING
oes 9ienItes IN Sen SoipitGlern 81
3eiten bon gpioemien 81 ergreifen
geoentc. Serr Comics miro ebeI
Dem 2oien.Y %erionol nit oabminiitro.
tlpen gerorbmngen" Den Spfergeiit
Der Inn @otte5 2pbu mo aus 2iebe
sur leioenoen Wenihbeit orbeitenoen
Sroensfrauen uno SrSenstriiocr
aud nidt nit @epalt einpfrupfen
fonnen! - ,aatb. Iolfs5eitung".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-01

0cS 9eiitlid)cn ScbcnS Sic rcIigi6icn
Srben nit ollcr Sorgialt id,iistelt
ltn0 fOrbertcn ols bcn id)Dnltcll
Sdimlid Der Stride. SiHgegen Dir
fen iplr inns nid)t m%unbern, Dab ollie
%oieuL &eBer mo Seinoe Der Stride
nit Serlcumbung, Git uno 8enalt
Die religi0len Sroen perfolgten. IS
erfilat lid an linen Ole @~erbeiblna
Gbriiti: Ser auedt lit ni6t mebr,
irie iein SEER; buben lie MIDI perfpldt,
10 tueroen lie aud eud perfolgen."
9ie 8ei6ibte 5eigt aud, Dab aue
Gtiirme gegen Die Stride, 5lerit nnb
cir beftialten gesen Die religioien
Sr0en iid manoten. 3ie @~erun6ung
nno @ertreibung Der Sroen biloete
itets bas @oripieI mo Den Infang
jeSer &ir6enperfoleund.
Ser WenidJ trogt Den &eim gum
@oien in ieinein Ser5eu. Siebt ct
@roere, Die beiliger uno poltonmne-
ner leben ols er, 10 miro CT nit Sob
unO @eio gceep lie eriiiat. Ser
Susenhglon5 Der religioien Srben lit
linn elm Corn inn Iilee; ibre Seilig-
felt perurtbeilt feline 2ouigfeit uno
9niter. @le Seinoe Der Stride iino
.bcionOcrs erbittert eegen Die Srbens.
lellte. neil Oiele INNER Die eifrigiten
Gertbcibiger nnb 8erbreiter Ser
Stride iparen. Gas crfldrt Die
S~eillitenfurd)t Der beutiden Yrote-
ItGnten, ben Srbensbab Der fron5oii-
idJen Sreimaltrer, Troteitanten itn0
Siloen, unD sic Nondsbebe olii
unieren Golonieil our6 iiniere prote-
ftontiidc Greiie iilto rniere proteitan-
tiiGen Tolitifer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-01

bGben iihcr ms briugen fonncn, ocnil
6ic Belt lit oild) IN Iri5ono @elD, utb
nclrt mir bod eill grobes SpnS ltll.
0iren molen, lelen mir liebcr ollncle
Gnm'S Cabin" o6er Warf Smoin's
D~SlhocentS Mbroab". Hatiirlid
miiiien mir ais Hebofteltr oue Eraii-
bentcn : @otibaften fritiiG beipre-
chen, lnO mir tbun oas aud) regels
mIbig nm ebenio g%etpiiienbaft pie
Der Ilrd)i6nittsfritifus elm neues
@nb rcceniirt: er lielt bas Eitelblatt,
Ole @orreoe uno Die StluBieite unO
l6reibt oann leine Receniion. @enn
Gem Geridiier babel lIntedt geibIebt,
ir 1T eS feline eigene ShulO: er lollte
cbell lcrncn, iib 10 fur5 5u folIer, OaB
Gin Observation-Disclosures Mtann iein Gla'
borat lcien fam, pbne cin babies
TermGam al 3eit cillstbiiBen. 500.
iepelt bet nit Sem GrlaB Der Bot
id,ait, Die nur cine babe Spalte I'M
Slider" cinnimnit, Dem amerifGni-
id)en @olfc eiuen groBen 1ienit CT.
mieien, bcrn Ole meiiten bobeu bel
hieicr 8~elegenbeit 5linl eriten DIAL nj
ibrem 2eben cine Yr1iioentenbotidait
gan5 burdgeleicn, er bat sltsleidI
eillen aeillnOen BrassoensfalI itatltirt.
auf Den CT iel6er iaiumt ellen ieinen
Had)iolgern eingeihworen mcrOen
iollte. Lime is money"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-01
@as bic Jreimanrer iuoaen.

Gor 9ilr5em bielten Die fran5oli.
id)en Srcimaurer ibren Sobrescon.
g.eB in EoriS, nobel Der 9eputirte
so. Iail6 ocn SdluB Sortrag belt
mo bos oifi5iele Ercgranm per
6reimonrerei entwidelte. Seine
Mitsiiibrumgen 9ipieln nngeiobr III
iolaenoen @eoaufen;
+. 3ptd Der SreimaiIrerei iii Die
Gntdriitli6uns Sranfreid'S ooer,
mie Moiie es nennt, Die oGmancipa'
ten OcS @coanfenS".
3. IlS Mittel 0o3u 0icnt Die Gin.
iii6rrnG Des ircimmlreriiden 8eiltes
il ole Domaine Ger Solitif.
3. Gie Ginfiibring Der Sreimaii'
rerei IN Die Yolitit bat Ben 3mcd 5lt
reriolgen. Der STRIDE ibreu e~r5icberi.
idIen Ginilub oiti Die Sugeno 81 ent.
3icben.
a. Ser Gom6cS. ser iron5oiiide
Miniiter. YrGiibent mo cracbeue 9ie.
ncr Der 6reimmlrerei, lit bon ser
gaze 6enuitraat. naG arGi.sn iiir ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-01
zrsns (sessn oera tatboliideu
Wlaaben.

Ser engIii1e S0nig SuFob Ser
3rueitc mar i'm Sabre 1858 BERTHE.
ben lporoenL nidt gum MinOeitcu bes'
bolb, neil CT Gin trelter ~anb1l1ger Der
fatbolii6en Stride mar. Sein Sobn
SGfob, oui melhen er ieine auipriide
perer6te, mltBte III SranfreiG oas
bittcrc @rot Der Screaming eiien.
Ga itorb Int England ieine Sdmeiter
g(nnn, mcl6c emit ibren cigeucl
&otcr i'm llngliid oerlailen, lid) iet-
Ileu 6einben angei6loiien nllo ipGter
ais Broteitnntin oeu t0ni9liden
Sbron beiticgen bate. Nln regte
1id) oqentDolben @itleio nit Dem Der.
triebenen %rcdtnlGBigcn S6roner6en.
US bilpete lid cine mGdtige Enrtei
iiIr ibIL cinfhlBreid)c WtGnner orbei.
trten ooron linn Die aonigsmiirOe 81
cerid)nficu. 9lbcr iein fotbolild)cr
@Inubc mar Del Dem Gplfe ein groBcS
SmocrniB. "a ihidtcn ieine SIN.
5olger in GnNlanO cine N6oronunD
IN linn mo iorbcrten i'm aut ieitcm
Olaubcn Sll entiagcn. oSoer luelrn
GIN. MaieItGt Dos nidt luollen",
ioAtcu iie 81 ibnl, nio trctcn Sic
mfuiniifn5 6llH Sdcinc iI0er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-01
SiiaSfide Mpprobationen oes
Toltsberein fur 9lmerifa.

Camit Niemano oeltfe, Der Bolts
pereir bier in Mmerifa iei firdliber.
fetts onf Sunb eebaut, 10 laiien mir
bier Die Ipprobationen folgeu, Die
bemielbet bon Seiten bes Gpisfppats
neu.Iher Sunee lopeit 81. Sbeil &C.
morben limo.
Mld, pIele EricItcr baben ben Ser.
ein lhon iparm empfoblen uub burd)
Mort nnO Sbut unteritiist. Satten
ipir aber ole llnterItiibnng uler
lnIlrer SrieIter, 10 fDnnten mir balO
mo obne eroBe Sbwierigfeiten Den
&olfspercin 5rr idouiten 8liitbe
bringen. llno nie ifou mGre cs,
iuenn ieber Yrielter IN ieiuer 8e-
nleinoe wenigItels einem Serein
bttte, in Dem Die MiteIieoer aler
onbern @creine elm gemeinihaftlidjes
3iel fdn5en nno ourd) ben er bon
Belt 81 Belt Die gauge @emeinoe Inn
iid) oeriammeln fonnte nnD in beiien
Gerianlmlung er oils Bolts.
or feline beiten Grdfte entfalten
llnb a%rtuenben fonntc. ltno bas lit
ia geraoe ous Siel, bas iib Der Bolts.
perein geitedt bat: Gas SoIf al be-
lebren uaO es baourd] Dor ben mober-
ren loaialen Seudlen 81 befpabren,
rep. Oopon 81 befreien.
Sobn g. Senninger,
SefretGr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1903-12-01

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