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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

bern senomnlen rnS uuisebradt nnO
nad) elmer Mnbsren traften."
Sn eiitem G6reiben an bas
Teidsregilneut erfl1rte 2,ltber i'm
Sabre 1928: @elibbe st balten, iei
ilnmOglid. User min bod eeloben,
al fliegen ipie elm @oger, es iei bem
@ottes @unberseifen oa. Mhtn lit
es bod grade 10 bel, wenn ein
Wanns- ODER @eibsbilo &eilidbeit
aelobet. Senn es lit ia nift sur
aeuidbeit geidaffeu ionbern ipie
8ott iagt: @ahiet ltlb mebret elld."
- User ieinen Milt pber Sarn
balten ipollte, 10 er bod nidt fam,
ipas loa ans Gem Deroen?"
lteber bie &erpeigeruit9 ser ebe,
llhen Tflift lebrte 2iltber: y@enm
iih Gins Dem Nnoern ent3iebt rno
Die ebeli6e Yfliht nidt ~leiItet -.
bic lit es 3eit, Dob ser Monn iage,
miait bit niGt, 10 wia cine anbere;
mill Die Sralt nidt, 10 fomme Die
WtngO -. Lob Dir cine Otter geben,
llno Die SuItbi fobren, mic ser &onig
Ilillerlts tbat." glS Der 2ono-
graf Sbilipp bon Seiien on 2utber
mo gllccr idrieb, Inn GrlalibniB, elm
5meites Gbelueib 81 iciner erIten @c.
mohlit 81 nebmelL (Oie i6m bereitS
orei Sobne nno bier S0d)ter aeboren,
mo orei Moden Dor ieiner 5peiten
Srolllllg iuieoer cine Sodter gebar)
antlportetcn inn ole Neformatoren:
D@em er oorailf beltebe, nod Elm
Gbclueib 81 babell, 10 lei ioldes Deinl-
lid 81 boltell, oenn burults erfolae
lueber @ei6lpGt npd 9(eraernib.
Nan bralld)t olld) nidt auf jeoes @e=
ldipdB 81 ad)ten, lpen1t llltr 0as @es
luil'en berubi9t lit, mo oieies bolten
mir fiir red)t, benn mas pom Che
itanoe 5ugelalien lit i'm 8eiet Moli
lit nift inn Gpongelilm perboter.
Sn lcinen Ereoigten iiber bas critic
Bud Moiis, 16. aapitel, iaet er
1927, inter Anoerem: ,9laes mas
mir finOen, bus Die SGter i'm alien
Se'tnmcnt getban, mnlB frei unO nift
perhoten gerpeIen Ieill. 81 mllB oltdJ
inter mnoern Grentpeln ser @Gter
mltge6en, baB lie piel @eiber 0et,oml-
men bobelt, Dab bieics altd frei lei
aelueien." Sap elm Wann mebr
als Elm @eib babe, fonnte id) alld)
bcllte nidt mebren. ober ratben mollta
id) es nidt." Die Yreoigten, in
peld)en Slltber berart ii6er Gbeidei.
Dung mo &iellpeiberei iid) GllBerte
suuroen in belltidyer Sprod)e &c.
baltenL georlldt ilno perbreitet
Srmiider fiibrt inter Sen Glteiter
Insgaben ~oerielben iieben beutide
an. NirgenOmo bot Slttber in elmer
offentlifen fiir's Solf beitimmter
S6rift feline friiDeren GrflGrunoer
luiOerrufen. Sielelben miiiien bober
iilr edit llltberiih ungeieben meroell.
Sa mn lolde Sebren iiber gb(
mo GbeId)eiouu1g, inter Sen Grote.
ltanten bel ltngebiloeten mie bei @e.
bll0etelt befanrlt limo, mie fam man
Iid) Sofflnung MAIDEN, bon oen prote.
ltaltiiden Slrden etlpos gegen Ole
~5abloien Gbeideioungen getbar
lperoen f0nnte? 90 LANCE oas prote,
itartiidc @elpiiien Die Gbeideioun.
gen nift perbietet, form lie aild Der
Staat ni6t perbieten mo nid)t elm.
l6rG1fen. Gem es mGre Sprannei
bon Seiten bes Staotes, menlt Ell
etipas perbieten mollte, mas bas @e.
ipiilen einem Seoen erlaubt. Tur
cine Tiiffebr 5ltr fatboliiden 9(n.
ld]aullng in Sad)en Der Gbe fam oos
orobenoe llebel Der 5ablreifen gbe.
ideiOungen beilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Die Gbeideionnsen

az perbIuocrn, miro ulmoglid lein,
10 lnnge Ole @eielli6ait nid)t 5llr ia.
tbolilferl 9ieli9ion 5uriiffebrt.
Sic fotboliife Stride pcrbietet be-
fonttlid bon Mnfang an bis beltte
Die Gbeideiol1ng, pie Tie burd Gbri-
itlta ielbit mo 0urd Den Mpoitel
EullluS perboten Dnroe. Mnoers
lcbrtc Slltber: ySurum miiie",
idreibt er, oooB ole Gbe Elm GltBer-
lid, lei6lih 9ing iii, mie onoere melt,
lide Sontirung. @ie id MN nit
eilrem Seioen, Sllben Siirfen, aeter,
ellen, trintcn, Idlnfcn, gebelL reiten,
%fnufen, recon mo bnloeln mag, ollo
mag ib olld) nit linn ebelid) iperoen
mo bleiben, mo febre bi6 oil Ser
Norrin (totboliideH aird)e) @eieBe
nid)t."
.Sut6er nobm Die Gbe", iogt Ger
protcitantild)e Siitorifer Gorl Sogen,
oolS cine rein arBerlihe lei6life
&erbinoung, meld)e nit Heligion mo
STRIDE eigeltlih gor ni6ts 81 tblul
babe. 9a Ole 9efrieoigung Der
notiirlifen Segieroe ais Der eigent.
lid)e 3lued ser She ongeieben moro,
murOe biele oud ooS por5iiglide
Wotiu bel Ger Sdei0ung. @olte
nGmlid) COS cine ooer boS onoere
Ger G6eleute Ole ebeli6en Gilidten
nld)t ausiibelt ODER tontte eS oieleS
nid)t, 10 babe Der anoere S6eil baS
Ned)t, ali Sdeiolmg an5iltro9en mo
0ieie miiBte %beluilligt meroen. ga
Slltber ging 10 meit, bem eilleu Sbeil
5lt crlallbell, ollBer Der G6e leite BE
gierOe 81 Itilell, mern Die Gbe aud
nod eriltirte, mir oomit Der Hatur
gcuiige 9etban mer0c, lueldyer man
nid)t miocriteben f0nne."
ogllio wenig", i6reibt 2ut6er, ools
e& in meiner Wiadlt Itebt, baB i) fem
Wonlsbilo lei, alIo menig lte6t eS
olldJ bel mir, boB i6 obne @eib lei.
Mleoerum aud, nlio menig eS in 0ei-
ner MoGt Itebt, ooB on fem @ei6$-
bio ieielt, e6enio iueni9 ltebt eS olld)
bel Dir, Dab on obne Wtunn ieielt.
Gem eS lit nidt Elm freicr @iQfiir
ODER Natb, ionoern ein notbig, natiirs
lid Ding, baB NQeS mas ein WanrI
lit mllB ein @ci6 bnben, mo mas elm
&eib lit, muB einen Wtam Go6en."
- r@enn elm tii6tig @eib einen lll-
tiId)tigen Worm 3ltr Gbe bot, ioQ lie
tbrcm Monne iugen, on fnnnit Oeine
Sdrnlo gegen mid nid)t erfiiaen unO
bait MIDI mo meinen jungen Sei6
betrogen ... pergonne mir, DOB id)
nit 6einem 9ritoer poer nGd)iten
8reumo cine beimliGe G6e bo6e, nmo
on Den Nolnen babelt, allf bab oein
@ilt nidt al frembe Grben fommc,
mo lab Did piaigli6 6etriigen bllrd)
MIDI, lpie on mid obne meinen
@iaell betrogen bolt. @ia er baS
nidt TOM 10 fol- iie beimlid bon ibm
lonfen in Elm orloer 2ailo u,o oa.
lelbIt freien." - Gin boIsitarrig
Ielb, ooS Ole ebelide Bilidt nidt
lellten mill, muB Die meltlihe Sbrig.
felt 5rpin9el ooer umbringcn. $50
lie oaS nibt tbut, mlB Der Ronn
Osnten. fem @eib lei linn bon M1u-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

oaB iid in Chicago ieit S1ngerem
cine Itarfe Stromung gegen bie
\ . y r. iebung bepor.
climber nui Stats.
o it geltello mn6t. @eionoers
Ons oortige vGbronicle" proteitirt bel
jeoer @elegenheit ipiber Die Grid
tung nnb l%lutcrbaltiulg foitipieliger
Sohifulen sum 9eiten 8eni i.
nuf Soften Der Is e.
III III tbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Sin Soridllas CUR SGiuns DER
Sdmltrage.
(luS Der yg(merifa".)

Die vAmeriean Seberution of
Catholic SocietieS" bat allf ibrer
9etroiter Sagiasung llnter unoern
audi folgenOe &eiollltion y5ilr 90ilntg
Der Shnlfrage" ollgenomncn:
II. SIS iolte fem @elb aus ofient.
llden Sonos SIR Grtbeilung bon
Geli9ionSlnterriht in irgeno elmer
Sdule perallSgabt peroen; 2. Die
bonn Staat erbobene Sdpulltelier
loate, Den grgebniiien bes rein welt.
liden unterrifts entlpred)clO, an
ollie Shnllen, alld) Die fatboliid)en,
pro rata pertbeilt peroen, 10 Dob
lnIre Sebrer lno Selrerinnen oellnr
mie Ole Der Gllblifl6ulen olls Der
offentlid)en &aile beiploet miirOcn;
). nm Die G~rgebniiie, mo onmrit SIT.
9lei6 Die 9eredtigung ciiier Sd)itle
5llr Intbeilnobme am Sd)ulfoloS
felt5uitelell, iollten rnire Efurritll.
len iid Den itaatliden ooer itGOtii6en
Gramina u%lternerien. Phi oieie
8eilc wiirbe Ger groBe @rlmoiaB
lnlrer &%egierung: Seine 0ffent.
lihen @eloer fir iettirerii6e 3mede",
in politer 8eltiing blei6en."
Sbeoretiih itellt iih bieier @or.
fdlog ais cine uortreffli1e 2oIlllg
Der Sdllfrage mo cine biaige
WuBnabme sur @ntlaihlng Ser ungc-
biibrlid eeoriidten tatbolil6en Sanni.
lienuGter oar, Die nift alIein Die
offentlife SGuliteller be5ublen, Jon.
bern oa5li nod ertra IN Die Saide
greifen miillen, Inn eigene @emeinoe.
ldlllen 81 m%terbaltell, benen lie ibre
ainoer rlbi9en Gemiiieus amer.
tralien fonnen.
Mber gall5 abeeieben bopon, 6aB
al Die 9urtfiibrlulg Oieies Yro.
gramnls utter ben obpaltenoelt Ser.
baltniiIen aui Sobr5ebnte binolls
abiolllt llidt 81 benfen lit, mGre oie
epentuell benz Staote ein5ilrGirncnoe
Sngeren5 Elm gar beitler Yitnft.
Sislang boben mir inns oell Stoat,
Der bier5lllanae befanntli6 in con.
creto meilt ourd) ebrgei5ige mo mebr
ooer minoer gemiiienloie Eolitifer
onrgeltelt miro, eber iueil mir bon
ibm ailBer polliger gIftionSireibeit
l1idts beanIprlidten, erfolgreid bonn
Seibe gebalten. Sobal0 mir ober
nlf 3uifJuB aus Dem StaotiGdel gha.
lprub erboben, piiroen li6 sic Yoli.
titnnten inter allerlei &orpGnoeu IN
ilnlre Sdulen einmiihen mo oas
Gnoe Der ooourd) entlte6enoen In.
annebmli6feiten mo Goniliftc m1re
nidt ub6uie6en.
S6on iebt miro bon g~elinnulas.
tiiftigen &atboliten iiber sic gu.
nobme oes SdculariSmus - bes
@eltgeiites - IN Ser G%rsie6ma
unlrer Sugcilo gcflugt. gSie miiroe
Oieler ltbeilpolle Ginill6 crit luad).
len, menn ole Seiter umirer Iiorr.
i6ulen INNER nit e inem 9(llac nodl
Dem r~eligionsloien Stoat ilto Den
ipomo9lid religious -feinoliden s(lis.
tbeilern ieiner 8oben id,ielen
miiBtem!
Gs lit in gnbetrod)t oieier Se.
oerten nlht 81 periunmoerl, ipenn
piele nnlrer eiirigIten @lollbenSbrii.
Der anf Die BON ser ,gmericon
federation OF Catholic Societies"
porgeldlagene Soilula Der Sdrlf.
rage feline beionocren Soiinunaer
balerl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Sienstaa, Osn IL sept. 1904.
aatsoIiIAer Sirhcusaaiemoer.
Som oroBtsn @cbOte. -Wattb. y,
1916,
Inter Den sRcmotu, peld)c bel sc

Inter nCn ShCmatn, peld)c bel Ger
nud}itcu @CnCrol %erlairlnllilll9 Der
6cl1tIdlcn T0iboIitcn GoltforlllerS De
h0nOclt merhcn, 'd)ct1elt llll@ oIe
folQcnocn t~rirnocr& jelt8entaB SIT
fem: Ser Srilolt@mll5"; oSiiol7
lQuma &citrod 5ltr %erDerrlId)llll9
ser llnbeii. GmplGn1ntB" yWtall9el
Scr bclrtiQcn G%r3iCDng"; vBtllttert
bc$ fotb. Gcnid)thum24; Ser 10th.
@eidJ0it2mom"; Sic 9etbeI'
IiQunN bcrhCut f . amer L
fani ii d en- 81 f oltfen an
BEN 0bcrcn Seru So
orteu"; nNmhcn om fatb. Yer
cinl0rpcr" Sic d)rlltllde 6roll".
@icr mGrc sen Californian oeSbolb
Elm Qulri bC'CuNcrC& Cob 5u ipenoen,
neil OiciclbW and OoS Sbena be,
treiicuo ser Bet betltgun g
Der oeut d -omeritan l.
fdcn &atDolifGu an Ben
h0GercnG eruf 3orten altI
ibrc Siitc QCicBt hobCn. @ir baberl
u0ullid,, QCrobC inter ben oelltld)-
onrcrifuniifCn aotbolifen 10 plele
bornirtc %cutC, mcld)c megen EN-
puar l6uIcr, ilrcn Sobnen feline
i bcrc Sdmlc i'll Sbcil meroerl
luiicrL Oob mon iid) gerobe5u Grgerr
muB. Sic %rlGnoer linz
bicrin bcn Gcut den III
&mcritG, 5umol i'm . it II
mcit porou>. 2lud BET Der
sSabl Scrcr, bic ben Seru sum
q { il Cr il mi pfleBell, be-
flulOct iiN unicrc Sn /
tat. Gutlid' dmcrifnniId)c Glterl,
luiict Nqdl, i'm Oca Nimmcl5 Milcl,
Eltrcn SGhuW cine + 0bcre Sdul'
bilNmQ ouacnrihcH. 9Sir 6rnudcr
III alien S.Glttu mo GGrferu Der
&crciui0tcn Stoatcn mCbr 5 cut If.
rc0cu0c Erieitcr, Ier5te,
Schrcr, I0upfuten, Sci.
mo i~iberholtpt mc6r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
@ilmamfce: ct. gntonius. @eoro

Uuliualtfce: ct. MlltoniliS, Weora
&noolf; ct. @orlabentura, "GbiI.
Sornuf; ct. 2aurentius, 1Sront
Meisfe; ct. Mihael, Sobn Minter;
ct. Betrus, "Sobn q. Seiul uno
Gaspur Tippfen; ct. Tills, ScsoIepb
9iref.
Weiu 9pnSon: Motbios anopitein.
Ebiaips: guitaf Srieol.
Eine Slnff: Solepb Sdmit.
&aeimc: 3. 81. St. :. Sc, NOolpb
@eber; Ser5 Seilr, Yeter chi; st
Soiepb, *MntbioS Wiueller.
@orbmrD: "Noolpb 8onier.
&o5capile: @m. &. @oidfe.
Samf Gitp: Sodpp. Sos. W. &it.
Sbebopgan: ct. Sonifa5ius, Ir.
8ottsader; ct. ,Sobonmes, Sreo.
Wonife; Ct. Seter Glopcr, "GarI
@ilpon.
ct. Salurcncc: WotbioS Ncibs.
Wcit yeno: &enrp y. 9obn.
Wbitelaip: Sofm. Soiepb Maf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

9esebt man eillen Srrtbnm 10 ae.
raib man in cine 10 lange MeiDe bon
SrrtplimerlL oils Sol9erun9cn oar.
ans lid ~erge6en,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
6ortiesung bon ser l.. Seite.)

tilptNtp N)tpI
ltnb Inton 8in5el.
Siptun: SSSoiepb Sommerbolien.
Waibington: SSSpbn Is. Sroeac.
Wien: Soiepb Noa.
Mpntana.
Selcna: So6n y. Sdmit.
NebraSfa.
SlcDcn: Sobn Bauer.
st. Bernard: &odm. Stontslnlis
&iemann, >. 3. 90.
Ncw Sericp.
Gli5abetb: "6rieorid Sorg.
Scriep Sin: ct. goniia5ius,
%Sobn 3ipp.
Nciuarf: ct. Iliguitimls, Soiepb
&pbred)t; ct. 9~oniia5its, Sobn ..
Selfers; Staotsperbano, Urban
S6oeier. irnb Soiepb Saprborn.
NeW Yurf.
NlbanD: Ct. SranSisflls, "Midael
Bed; ct. Sobounes, Soiepb Sdmio-
bauer; Stootsperbono, Sodp. 81.
Sebridoa.
gropflpm: Ct. @lpbonins, *Srieo-
rid Soenigbauien; ct. Spiep6 q. s.,
Yeter Sos. @eis; ct, Soiepb 90. g.,
Glloolpb Sad)er; ct. Soiepb ct. sc,
Sacob SeibolO; Staatsperbano, Bal.
5. Gieomamt.
Suffalu: Stootsperbano, Sodnp.
u. bon Nid)eberg, g. :.
Gullesc YOint: Sacob Sul5bud).
Ncn Wurf: ct. 9oniio5ius, SodJp.
Sobn Na9eleiien; ct. gonifo5ius II.
g., *Ilpbonie q. &oelble; ct. Sran-
6isflts, @iaiom @ller; Saeeer 60,
Capt. Gbos. Menfe; ct. Solepb,
Solepb Siren; 8aiier Seinridl,
*NicolauS Iuer; Ct. 2altrentiils,
*Sacob Iottern; ". II. @. g.,
"Sobn y. Sreuoenberger.
EongBfccpiic: 500. g. Wueler.
Hod)eiter: Staatsperbano, Sodp.
@m. aeiiel, s. SS. 81.
Srpp: Saul $. InOrac.
Sbiu.
Sncyrns: So6n Wemminger.
GbilicotBc: ct. @eors g., Sobn
g. SeB; ct. Sgnatills, "guguit
Sill5er.
Cincinnati: ct. Intonius, Senrp
Soer9er; ct. Mntonils s. W., Ser
naro S6mars; ct. 8ouifo5iils,
Bernhard gdboif; Ct. Midael @eo.
$. Serfomp.
Gleuelanb: Ct. Soiepb go. I, *G.
q. Wneller; Ct. Wiidael, *@eore
6reioel; ct. Stepbams, IS. g
Salllbaber.
Columbus: ct. Sronsisfus, "Mal
Nellgebaler; ct. @eorg g., gitg.
Sietlein; ct. Sobannes, "Sobu
Shmibt; ct. YauluS, Sob. Miegger.
Dayton: ct. @eorg u. ct. s., SO.
muno 3wiesler; ct. @eorg, "Gbos.
=. &ottermaun; ct. Sobonnes, Sr.
Wmth.
SclGuarc: Sobn .. @roIier.
Samilton: Ct. @eorgius, Sobanr
Seeming; ct. Ealllus, *Sbeooor
9iefer.
SrOnton: "@eo. ". Sdadlciter.
Winltcr: WutbioS @oefe.
FortsmOntb: "Scrmalin Suels.
S%pringfielo: ct. 8eoraius, 8ron.
Gig s. Sinf; ct. Soiepb, "Soiept
Sinf.
SuleSo: *slnton Gem mo Sodpp.
IS. $. Wueblenbed.
Sflabuma a.
Sfard)c: Sod)w. 3enone Steber.
Wilbelm aneft, Srunf Hoter ,lni
9iuoolpb grueden.
Tcmm lpania
Gait Mand) Gbuuf: Geo. 9ebler
Gric: ct. IlpboniIs, Sacot
Wnltboner.
TrDbnrg: "@nn. &%argcnraoer.
EbilaSelpBia: Mnoreas Sortmarm
Serantun: ct. Yetrils, '@eorQ
aeller.
SbarOn: Wilbelm SbomoS.
Wtliamsport: *6elir chopper.
Eittsbnr9: Stuotsperbono, SoIcp!
$. &eimom mo 8. W. Smmneflls
SeraS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

u. 9. Gin " beoeutct. buB ser
Sele9at oit6 Selcgnt ocs &ittpcn.
llno @niien-Sonos lit.
Ser Name oeS %ereins lit mr. in
iold)en Stooten ongegcGcn. no urebr
als ein Serein 6eltebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13
Maofabreriprade.

81: p@tan iiebt lid ia jest INNER
NIT 9einem Sreunbe MiiQer per Gab
ousfnbren."
g.: ~Sa, mir baben enge &amerao.
leri6aft geidloiien."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-13

Haoler unit einem iurgen SrGrl.
lein per Sanoem fubreno): n@ie
mar eS benn, Srdulein Yaula, Denr
mir inns Seioe beiraoeln t6dten?"
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-26
FASHIONABLE F1NERY.

The front panel is quite the newest
thing in skirts.
Most of the small hats are tricornes
or boat-shaped turbans.
The crown is quite distinct from the
Grim in the new turbans.
Tulle is one of the latest trimming
ideas and is used in great quantities.
Ribbon of two contrasting shades is
very smart for trimming tailor hats.
Cog de roche is most effective as a
relief note with gray-green and brown.
Not for years has the separate wrap
been such an important feature of dress.
The plush coat, put away years ago,
is to make its temperance this winter.
Aigrettes are to be much worn and are
Of spangled and jetted tulle for turbans.
Lovely poke bonnets trimmed with
ostrich tips are shown for wee maidens.
Lots of fire brown and spinach green
will be exploited in panne velvet and
net.
This new "yetta" skin is not nearly
so becoming as the soft, long-haired
furs.
1t would be difficult not to findat least
one becoming color in the approved
list.
AS long as big sleeves remain in vogue
the short cape garment will be to the
fore.
Toques made of velvet leaves and fruit
are very modish. particularly the vine
and leaves of the muscatel grape.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-26
cIRcUMsTANTIAL EVIDENCE.
Remarkable Coincidence Which Would
Have Made Bad Case for
Innocent Man.

Several years ago ] took q late train
from Boston to New York" said man in
business in Kansas City, according to the
Star. I'm the morning was awakened
earlier than usual by the porter, who
said that robbery had been committed
on the sleeper during the night and that
Some one had taken six 500 bills from
the clothing of gentleman who occupied
berth in the middle of the car. Every
section had been taken before he left
Boston, and as the train had been almost
constantly in motion it seemed certain
that the person who had committed the
theft was still on the car. The porter
said no one had been aboard but the pas.
sengers and that none of them had left.
1t was proposed to search everybody. A
man who had berth directly opposite
from the one who had been robbed OBJ
jected. He told his name and said any
one might easily find that he was a man
OF good reputation. In the meantime
some officers boarded the car and after q
little sweating got the money from the
colored porter, who was the guilty one.
Then the passenger who had refused to
be searched asked the officers to examine
his pockets. This seemed strange, but he
insisted. In an inside pocket they found
SIX SlOO bills. 1t was merely a coincidence
that he should have the same amount of
money as the other passenger had lost,
and IN exactly the same denominations,
but he knew that under the circumstances
he could hardly establish his innocence.
How was that for case of circumstantial
evidence?
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-26
FOR HOME DECORATION.

japanese and Indian cottons, in either
old blue and white or old blue and yell
low. make both unusual and very at
tractive as well as inexpensive cur
tains.
Pineapple silk is among the effective
autumn window hangings. One in a
dark tone of terra Gotta, with stripes
of pale oriental yellow, is particularly
desirable.
Dwarf evergreen shrubs may replace
the Towering plants in the window for
the winter with good effect. The decided
addition of plant life may thus be re-
tanned all the year round.
An ingram filling is the most practical
covering for the edges of floors where
the floor itself is too bad to be left ex-
posed. If it is possible to stain the
edges of the floor it is both more salts
factory and less expensive in the end.
In buying chairs it is well to bear in
mind the rules laid down for the cabinet
makers themselves-simpli stabili-
ty, strength, perfection of execution, in
harmony with its object and. last but
not least, beauty of outline.
While an entire absence of frieze,
with just a molding in the angle Of wall
and ceiling, is correct at present, many
people object to this as looking unfin-
ished; so, as compromise, plain frieze
a tone lighter than the side walls is
used.
One Of the newest and most popular
ways to cover front door panel is with
a plain brussels net-white if the wood
work is white; ecru if the woodwork is
dark. An insertion of lace Is usually
sewed on this. Over the panel thin
silk curtain is arranged to draw at
night.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-26
Good News for All

Bradford, Tenn, Nov. 81 (Special)-
Scientific research shows Kidney Trouble
to be the father of so many diseases that
news of a discovery of sure cure for it
cannot fail to be welcomed all over the
country. And according to Mr.. j. A.
Davis of this place just such a. cure is
found in Dodd's Kidney Pills. Mr.. Davis
says:
"Dodd's Kidney Pills are all that is
claimed them. They have done me more
good than anything have ever taken.
had Kidney Trouble very bad and after
taking a few boxes of Dodd's Kidney
Pills l am completely cured. cannot
praise them too much"
Kidney Complaint develops into
Bright's Disease, Dropsy, Diabetes, Rheu-
matism, and other painful and fatal dis
eases. The safeguard is to cure your
kidneys with Dodd's Kidney Pills when
they show the first symptom of disease.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-26
BITS BY THE WAY.


The average age at which women
marry In civilized countries is 2SH
years.
In billy Thibet little donkeys are
placed in bag fastened to the moth
er's back when she makes long trip.
Moonshine has been found to have
q marked effect on stammering. Peo-
pie SO AFFLICTED stammer most at the
full Of the moon.
Dogs are slaughtered for culinary
purposes in considerable number in
Munich. The friend Of man comes to
table dressed in various forms. and
with divers sauces, without any at
tempt to resort to incognito.
Two hundred men at Bird Springs,
Lincoln county, New, have notified the
county clerk that they do not wish to
cast their ballots at the coming cleo
ton. They say that they are too
busy and desire that precinct lately
created in that district be discontin-
ued.
Johnny Barwic, a Canadian boy,
who has been attending school at
Pomona, Cal, refused, the other morn
ing, to salute the American flag when
1t was raised on the school building
and was expelled, the board of educa-
ton subsequently approving his expul-
sion.
A man in San Francisco fell OF an
electric car in such manner that he
skidded along the rough street in a
sitting posture for several yards. Had
he been carrying pocket flask or a
pistol in his hip pocket he probably
would have been badly hurt, but as he
had good, thick prayer book there,
pair Of badly torn trousers and a
few bruises formed the sum Of his
damages.
The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1904-11-26
STILL ANOTHER BLAZE.
Delmar Pavilion and Restaurant
and Lunch Shncks RurninE.

Delmar Pavilion and Restaurant
and Lunch Shacks Burning.
st. Louis, Nov. 22.-Fire at 12:45
o'clock Monday afternoon destroyed
the Worlds fair Delmar division car
sheds of the United Railways Co. at
the west side of the Lindell entrance
to the Worlds fair grounds.
Along with the sheds were con-
sumed a saloon, restaurant, numerous
fruit stands and souvenir stands.
A light wind was blowing from the
south, and the flames rapidly spread to
all the frame structures in the imme-
diate vicinity.
Twenty feet away from the shed is
the rear buildings of the Tyrolean
Alps, the Wabash railroad tracks sep
arating the Worlds fair from the car
Sheds
The four Worlds fair fire companies
were quickly on the scene, and,
watched by thousands, fought the
flames, endeavoring to confine them
to the frame sheds.
Across from the Delmar sheds is the
Olive streets sheds of the United
Railways Co., the American hotel, the
Worlds fair Wabash station and nu-
merous smaller hotels and Worlds
fair amusement enterprises
The fire started in the rear of the
cooking department of the west end of
the Delmar loop pavilion, and close to
the Forsythe Junction station of the
Wabash railroad, and spread rapidly
under stiff wind from the southwest.
The fire was under control in 25 min
utes, and was out fifteen minutes later.
The restaurant was the property of the
Park View Realty Co. and was operat.
ed by Jacob A. Fisher. The total loss
Is estimated at not more than $500.
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CREATED A SENSATION.
Ed Buffers Confession That He Has
Been Stealing Elections for Thir-
ty Years is the Town Talk.

st. Louis, Nov. 22.-Startling effects
we're produced in the ranks of the st.
Louis democracy sby the interview with
Col" Ed Butler, printed in Saturday S
Dispatch, in which the once pow
erful boss declared that for thirty
years he has been stealing elections"
from the republicans of st. Louis.
At the clubs, noted hotels and where
ever politicians congregated, Col.
Buffers remarkable statement has
been a subject of discussion.
Surprise was expressed that Butler
should have made such an astonish-
ing confession. Friends of the "Col.'
said that he has habit of talking
plainly and that he meant every word
he said.
Mr.. Harry B. Halves and a number
of other politicians dined with Gov.
Dockery at Jefferson City, Saturday
night. Mr.. Halves was the first to call
the attention of the assemblage to the
Butler interview, which the governors
guests received in silence.