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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23
WISCONSIN'S
"STALWARTS"
ARE SEATED
Convention Adopts the
Report of Credentials
Committee.
Decision Against the La
Toilette Faction Is
Unanimous.

CHICAGO. June 22.-The report Of
the committee on credentials, which
was promptly adopted by the National
Convention to-day. was presented by
Senator McComas.
The first part Of the document related
to those contests in which the action
or the National Committee was upheld
The report in this connection was re-
ceived with ripple Of applause, which
was slightly accentuated when the de-
cision placing both the Lily Whites"
and the Black and Tans" Of Louisiana
was read.
An outburst Of cheers greeted the an
nouncement that the credentials COM
mittee had decided in favor OF the
"Stalwart" faction in Wisconsin. The
statement Of the committee, giving its
reasons for it's decision on the Wiscon-
sin case, was heard in complete silence,
the convention showing intense interest
in the report in this particular. On this
contest the report says:
To the contest over the Delegates at-Iarzs
and their alternates from Wisconsin unusual
consideration has been given BY the Elb-con-
mlttee and the full COMMITTEES. The contest
was patiently heard BY the National Commit
tee tor six hours, being argued behalf OF
both sides by counsel before that COMMITTEES.
the book and printed argument being sup
plied by both sides 10 the individual members
OF that committee and at the end OF such pre-
sentation that COMMITTEES, being fully advised
as TO the material facts and the merits OF the
the permanent roll as delegates-at -at-large John
G. SDoOnsr. j. V. QuarIes, J. ". Babcock and
Emil Baensch, with NJ. q. Jeffries D. T..
RioTdan. Richard Meyer Jr- and John NJ
Gilbert E. Roe. who had submitted 10 the
National Committee an elaborate argument on
behalf OF Isaac Stephenson. Robert N La
Toilette. John N. Stout and W D. ConnOr
committee and submitted a communication
from the contestfnE delegation represented in
part by him. This communication is ap-
pended to the report OF your committee.
ton which said communication placed upon
the entire National Committee and upon your
committee by its Impeachment OF the good
faith OF both Of said committees. ard upon the
testing delegations could not secure a fair and
impartial hearing and determination accord
ing to the truth and right Of the case from
your committee or by appeal TO the convention.
said contest by said communication, upon the
grounds therein stated. in justice 10 itself and
to this convention. after notice TO both sides to
appear. decided to investigate thoroughly the
facts OF said case.
MADISON, Wis, June 22-"We are
going before a higher court. and 1 do
not care what the credentials commit
tee reported in Chicago. The situation
is not understood there, and the dele
gates did not want to learn" said Gov
ernor La Toilette to-day. Our cam
paign is ready to go on, and we are
ready to meet any move the 'stalwarts
may make. The State Central Com
mittee will meet on Friday, and we
will at once proceed to business. Our
dependence is on the people"
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23

The fight is on. in the Republican
camp of the Third Congressional Dis
trict. The leading aspirants to succeed
Victor H. Metcalf in Congress are
State Senators Joseph r. Knowland of
Alameda and G. r. Lukens of Oakland.
There is quite a commotion over the
announcement that the Third Con-
gressional District Republican Com
mittee proposes to appoint delegates to
the Congressional nominating conven-
ton from the localities in which the
provisions of the primary election law
are not mandatory or obligatory. In
these localities delegates were appoint
ed to the recent State Convention at
Sacramento, hence it is argued that
such proceeding is not rough or arbi-
trary.
1t seems that the good will which the
committee entertains for Mr.. Metcalf
extends likewise to Senator Knowland,
and therefore it is said tnat the latter
will gain a decided advantage over
Lukens in the appointing process. The
members of the committee are w. H.
Chickering, Frank Barret, J. NJ. Stow,
George D. Metcalf John Birmingham,
E. E. Johnson, Morris Flynn, DIR. c. L.
Tisdale. w. L. Crooks, w. G. Henshaw,
H. F. Stahl, c. L. Crellin, r. w.
E1NSIGtl u. bIOWn anu u IL w
Riley.
There will be thirty-five delegates
outside the Incorporated cities of Oak
land, Alameda, Berkeley and Vallejo.
The politicians figure that these thirty
five will vote to nominate Senator
Knowland. Alameda is conceded to
Knowland, hence it is figured that he
will easily capture at the outset A Of
the 81 delegates in the convention.
AGAINST APPOINTMENTS.
Word comes that the supporters of
Lukens intend to put up a strong fight
against the proposition to appoint. The
committee is required to meet and is
sue it's call for primaries not later than
June 90 The convention will probably
meet in Oakland on August %.
At the Alhambra Theater Wednesday
evening, July 6, the Republicans of San
Francisco will ratify the nominations
of the Chicago convention. The meet
ing will be held under the joint aus
pices of the State Central Committee
and the California League of Republi-
can Clubs Senator E. /. Wolfe, Henry
c. Dibble and Thomas Rickard repre-
sent the executive committee of the
league and Senator z. F. Woodward.
James K. Wilson and Frank Schmitz
represent the Republican State Central
Committee.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23
PLACES BLAME
ON INSPECTORS
Engineer of the Ill Fated
SlOcum Testifes They
Did Not Test Fire Hose
RECOVER MORE BODIES
1t Is Now Believed That
the Death Roll Will To-
tai Nearly One Thousand

NEW YORK, June 22.-That the III
fated steamer Slocum had no life pre-
servers aboard less than nine years old
was admitted by counsel for the
knickerbocker Steamboat Company at
the inquest to-day. Evidence was also
brought out that the United States in
spectors did not examine the fire hose
and standpipes and that the preserv-
ers were not in good condition
Benjamin F. Conklin, chief engineer
of the Slocum, testified that there had
been no fire drills on the steamer this
year, and that the United States in
spectors had not tested the fire hose.
Thirty-seven bodies of victims-came
to the surface to-day making the total
number recovered SS3. OF these MS
have been identified. From present in
dications it is apparent that the death
roll will total nearly 1000
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23
LONDON TIMES COMMENT.
Says the Republican Platform Is Bold
and Consistent.

LONDON, June 23.-The Times, the
only London morning paper which
prints an editorial on the platform
adopted by the Republican National
Convention at Chicago, says the plat
form bears the stamp OF individuality
of President Roosevelt and excites ad-
miration for its adroitness, as well as
for it's strength.
''Adroit it unquestionably is" says
the Times, but save in the few points
where the hand of the politician is vis-
IDLY impressed upon 1t, IL seems to be
bold and clear and consistent What
the judgment Of the people will be 1t
would be neither prudent nor polite
at present to forecast; but, be II what
it may, 1t must determine great issues,
not for the United States alone, but
for civilized mankind"
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23
TEN BEAUTIFULLY
ILLUMINATED
ART SUPPLEMENTS

Beginning with the issue of
July 8,
THE SUNDAY CALL
Will issue a series of the hand
soonest Art Supplements ever
issued by paper in the
United States.
Look at this attractive list:
1. "a Grass Widow" by Bry-
son.
.. "FOOtIight Favorites," by
BrySOn.
3. Temptation" by BrysOn-
A. ''The Girl in Yellow" by
BrysOn.
;. Innocence" by BrysOn-
s. Constance" BY Richter.
Z. "ROssimOnd." by Richter.
8. '.Mother and Child" by
Richter.
Q. "Head Over Heels by
Brown OH. Al.
10. "a Serious Case" by Rose
land.
Be sure to collect this series.
EVERY ONE A WINNER.
THEY ARE RUNNERS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23
ROYALTY TO VISIT FAIR.
Princes George and Conrad Arrive
Here From Bavaria.

NEW YORK, June 22-Two royal
Princes of Bavaria have arrived here
to visit the st. Louis Exposition and
make tour of the United States. They
are Princes George and Conrad, sons
of Prince Leopold, who is first cousin
to the King. Prince George is a lieu
tenant of Guards and Prince Conrad
a lieutenant in the Seventh Bavarian
Regiment of Infantry.
The young Princes are accompanied
by Baron Wilhelm Won Reitzenstein,
who is adjutant to their father.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23
Japanese Retire After Hard Fight

LONDON, June 23.-The corre-
spondent Of the Standard at Feng-
wangcheng, under date OF June 21,
says that a large force OF Russians at
tackled a small number Of Japanese on
June 20 at Hsiulitien, fifteen miles
northwest of Fengwangcheng. and
that the japanese retired after stub
born fight.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23

from our great leader and our great President
there a young. active. honest, courageous
man standing by the bedside who under the
constitution was his successor, and he there
said, Il. am TO be President. to carry out the
policies of the Republican party, and ] will
journey in the footsteps Of William Mckinley
and of Abraham Lincoln"
To your coming President great things have
happened in the last three years. In the
Old World a single great policy in genera
tion IS the exception. We have more than that
in our progressive country l have given you
the great achievements under Mckinley. Un-
der his worthy great successor we have had
the contamination Of the freedom to Cuha
wrought out by superior statesmen. lmpe-
riaiism talked about under Mckinley, has dis
appeared with growing civil government ana
peace in the Philippines. Aye IL has disap-
peared from the face of the earth. Did say
from the face OF the earth? 1 will stick TO
it because the doctrinaire here and the doc
trinaire there, whether in New York or whether
IN Boston. draws his toga about him. saying
Il wiser than thou and still after this
great question is settled by the conscience and
the intelligence Of all the people cries wolf,
mol
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23
Firing Is Heard Back of Port Arthur,

CHEFU, June ga steamer
which passed within three miles OF
Liaotieshan PrOmontory reports that
the big guns on Golden Hill were fred
from until o'clock on Tuesday
evening and that later the firing OF
machine guns back of Port Arthur
was heard for many hours
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23

CAPE TOWN, June 22.-The first through
train for Victoria Falls over the Cape Cairo
Railroad left Cape Town to-day amidst en-
thusiastic demonstrations.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23

HELENA. Mont. June 22.-Ths Suprems
Court unanimously held to-day that the fair
trials bill enacted at special session OF the
Legislature last December Is constitutional
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23

NEW YORK. June 22.-The general strike
in all branches of the ready made cIothiner
trades in this city, which was called yes
terday by the Garment Workers Trade
Council, went into effect to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23

March. That he is coming to Washing
ton to consult with the President is
taken as an Indication that he may en-
ter official life.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23

GIBRALTAR, June 22.-The American hat
tieship squadron sailed to-day for Piraeus
Greece.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23
GREAT HOME MARKET.

Let us make one other statement-our pro-
ducts every year are greater than the entire
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29
Der @ertb DER ssmtIaen Sprade

miro gar oft pom natiouoleu @esnern
better ertannt, als bon ben 8eutifen
ielbit. 60 bat fiir3li6 ole Sonooner
yWorning 8oit" iiir oieien @ertb
ein 3euguib a6gelegt, ueld)es iebr
perbient, gebort 81 lueroen bon ieoem
Seutihen I'M Srt. uno nod mebr
i'm @rslanbe. 9as 2onboner glatt
empfabl in einem 9eitauiiase brin.
geno neben Dem llnterrid)t in Der
fran3oiiiGen Sprode Den Der beilt.
ifJen ais mentbebrlid fiir ons &c.
lhaftlid)e, mie has lpiiienl6aftli6e
2eben. Sea 8erfaiier be5ei6nete
bie beutid)e Sprode als ben Sdliiiiel
gu Der Sdlite alss aeiltigen 2ebens
i'm beutigen europa. Wer Die
oeutide Sprude nidt peritebe, Tonne
audi ole groben Wanner Der Reu5eit
uidt perlteben uno ebenlofpenig i6re
@erfe, er fonne MIR cine gang einiei.
tige IuifaIIung Ser mo6ernen 8e.
ifidte uno bes mo0ernen europa be.
fommer, Der @elt allo. in Der er
!eDen nliilie. Sn Der Sectional.
Sefonomie, Ser pereIeidenben
SpradmiilenIdnft, Der Gbemie, ben
militdriiden @iiieriGaften, aub in
Der grbfnnoe gebs 9eutidlano Dor.
on; obne einen oeutifen @tlas fomme
fem en9liifer @eo9rapb aus. =
ltub melber Miibe uno glrbeit be-
oarf es, Inn einigermaben at BERLIN.
bern, Dab niht a~llenibalben. mo benz
0eutihen cine iremoe Sprade begeg-
net, er oieier 81 2iebe Den pS6liiiiel
sur Sdlfte ales geiitigen 2ebens"
perloren gibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29
ecrfricae uno gro6erunesfriege fiir

gerfriege uno groberrngsfriege fiir
itnmogli6 II. (. ~. Seute aber III
foit feline Wadt mebr iiher; aiisge.
rilltet lit man i'm 3eitolter Der Sltma.
nltot CD NIT alen moali6en Snltrlt-
menten nno Wni6inen oes Moiien.
morbes uno Der 3erit6rung, Die elm
fiiblenoes Sers i6auoern MAIDEN.
gr perbieB 60roernng Der mate.
rielen Sutereiien uno bat aud @ort
aebaIten, aber mie? Gr bat oem
@eltmuher |, Dem 9orien. iTto
Iftien-S fminbel, Der I~usbeittung
Ser @rluen oilrf Den Teifen, Sbiir
lno 3bor geoiinet; er bra6te Die
Notwithstanding itno oaS Wfallen.
eleub; Die ibredlihe ~io5iale Srage
b6ngt minmebr mie elm lteben0es linz
getpitter oh Dem oltersldpaden
europa uno Dem aber mitig geipor.
oenen Mnterifo.
gr perbieB cine Before gilbung
rnb 8eiittrmg, abeu nas lit oarnls
%geporOen2 9as Aatagsleben lit 5u
einem &rie9e NQer gegen gae UNI
@elb uno @ut, unt @eiib uno @enuB
geporben, Die Ynrole oieies arieges
ober Inltet tIotl1Glib; 9 er3med
b~eiligt Die Wittel. Die
SeriGliduug Der notbmenoigiten Sc.
bensmittel mo @etrdnfe, lleberpor-
tbeilutg, 9etrus uno 8ilfer in allen
@eitalten lit 5ur nGelddfts : @ngele.
genbeit" ge%iporoen. SIMMER iarer
mlroen Die @eieBe gegen 9aiter utb
@erbredJeu, INNER 3ablreiber Ser.
geben unb Serbreden tros aller
Sduloreiiur u. /. 10.
Sa, OH Den Sriid)ten iolt ibr i'm
erfennen, BEN beiit5utage 10 BODICE.
prielenen SortiGritt. No6 einoring.
lifer f0nute id) bartbun, pie Der
Sortidritt obue Gott uno 10 abreS
e6tes Gbriitert6um @ort bGlt, mie
9iberoliSmus uno MmterifanismuS,
pomit man einen ''up-to-date' 8a.
tboli5ismus ifaifen mia, pergifteno
uno 5crieteno cinmirfen auf bas edit
fatbolilde 2eben in 8aniilie, Sdule
mo Geieqifait. God ooS 8iiblen
in elmer aloafe lit eerabe feline ange'
uebme grbeit nno Sober. Der etpas
guten @iaens lit gugen bat gu ieben
uto SDren 5u borclL oiirite @elegen-
belt genug boben 3rl erieben, mas
liberale &irtDi6aft beiBt.
.utinamA.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29

peri6offt = bieaeid)t lit tie audi cine
anf elmer Sigh S6ool @roouirte"
- erit Damn. SQS ,prominente"
Stabt.Sn6p mad)t iie idpn Morgcns
Seild)e ODER empf6ngt iolhe;
Wittags gebt Tie ipa5ieren ober fdbrt,
ooer gebt 81 &affees Bitten al ben
2abpsGlubs; IbenOs gebt tie IN pro.
ininente 8eielidaftet, ms Concert.
Sbeoter ober ms Gaiino mo- ibr
bann unb mann, gum So6ne ouf Die
ManneSpiiroe, Die Wdnner Silpper
fodeu unb ierpireu; nur oas
eigene Sans iiebt lie
l~lnteroeiien laiien iid's Die
&nebte itnO Wagbe alid) mobl iein;
Die arbeit miro aar nidt ooer rtllr
balb getban, Die &inber laliien obne
Nufiibt umber mo treiben, mos lie
molen; jeoer fonn ieoen ~6eliebioen
@influB auf Die &inoer ausiiben,
aud lie perfommen, lernen goies,
llii0 be9llllelt bal0 alf ole Wtllffer
nift mebr 81 lieben unb 8u adJten,
neil lid bielelbe audi Inn lie ia nift
befiimmert.
Cine 6rou, Ole feline $ d d..
felt fennt, nift i'm $ e orbei.
tet, 5iebt cine furhtbare gerantport.
lidfeit ouf iid,, lie lit Der g III II fiir
Ole gan5e Sonlilie, lie lit ifpllo,
ipenn es 6uriidsebt nit Dem @ermo.
g~ensitanb; lie tribt unb ser.
it ort ben ebeIt6en Srie-
tie lit i6uIb, ipenn Die
s. Amber + iib5eitig IN
unb Seele 9 Of q 3 II
letoen rno 81 8runbe 9eben.
8ott beipabre einen ieoen iungen
@ann Dor elmer iolden Srau =
barum aufgepoBt lieber fntbo.
liider Singing! Die edit DRIFT
lide, arbeitslame nnb arbettsfreuoige
SauSmutter uno Sausfrau FINN am
NQermeiiten beitragen our 2oiung
Der beltte 10 brennenoen iosialen
Srage.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29
audi Die Che uno sic 6amiIie moIcn

audi Die Che unb sic Garnilie wolen
Die So5ialiiten.8iibrer 5erit0ren.
Oscar @iloe befemt: Ser 60.
5iolismus perni6tet baS Samilien.
Ieben. Mit Der glbidaffung bes
neutrality-suspicious. mllB Die @be in
ibrer beuiigen Sorm berIdninben.
9os lit elm Sbeil unieres Hro.
gramms. gn Die Stelle oes geleb.
iifen 3wonges ioa Die 8reibeit Der
Gbeleute treten, moburh Die pole
Gntmidelung Der Beri6nIidfeit err
mogliht miro"
9a5u ihreiben WorriS uno Sdr:
rNuf Oieie Weiie miro cine nelle Glt-
mifelung Der Samilie itattfinoen,
5lpar ni6t auf @runo elmer lebens.
lGngliden @emeiniGaft, Die geietlid)
ein9egangen miro, ionoern auf
@ritno Der gegenieitigen 2iebe uno
9uneigung, cine @emeinidaft, Die 5n
ieber 3eit %eigentuillig g~efiinoigt un0
getrennt nerben fam.
Ser So3ialismlS miro sueleid)
ser 3mungsebe uno Der YroItitution
ein gnoe MAIDEN, inOem er Ole Che
Ser freien 8abl einfiibrt, BEL lpelfer
fem onlcrnber 3mang porbanoen
it,"
2iebfned,t id)reibt beBbalb: n@eml
Warr uno gngels au6 niemals CT
mas anoeres getban batten, oils oies
(oie 9efreilng Ser Ghetelte), 10
bGtten tie Die llnIterblidteit per-
bent"
lleber sic grsiebunu ser ainber
burh Die @eieai6aft n%l,Itatt bur6 Die
@ltern, idreibt beriel6e: r3u pirit
einipenoen, baB mir Die beiligiten So
milien6anbe aerreiBen, penn mir Ole
bGuslide @r5iebuna burh Die geiell,
ldaftiihe erIesen. 9as ipieBbiirger.
lide @ei6pGs bon Sonilie uno CT.
3iebung, bon Dem gebeiligten Ser,
bdltuiB Der @ltern 5u ibren &inoern
miro efelbaft, tpenn mir ieben pie
aqe Samilienbanoe Ser 8roletarier
ourb Die mooerne SnouItrie 3erriIien
uno ibre &inoer in Sanbelsartifel
nno @rbeitsinitrumente Derpanbelt
meroen."
@ebel beidreibt 6ie @erbinoun9
bon Damn uno Srau pie folgt;
n0ieie Gerbinouug lit cine pripate
ltebereinfunft obne Sa5piihenfunft
irgeno zines 8eumten. Der Wteuid)
ioa frei iein iiber ben itarfiten Sn.
limit ieiner Ratur 81 perfiigerL mie
ii6er ieoen anbern natiirlihen SSn-
ltinft. Die 9efriebigung oes ge-
ihledtliden Snitinftes lit ebenio Die
gripatiade iebes @in5elnen, nie Ole
gefrieOigung ieber anoeren gegieroe.
Hiemano lit perpflidtet einem GnOe-
rem beBpeeen &e6enidaft ab5ulegen
uno Miemano lit befligt, ii6 bier elm.
5umiiden." 90 Satber Goppens IN
sSrue 8oice".
SIT bieie Moral nod 6riitli9?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29
0esen oie 6rauen nno far sss
9eim.

Sn Gonibobecfen, So, tpur6e bon
oe~rbeiratbeten Mdnnern elm 8erein
gegriinoet, Die d)re.2eibeni6oft Der
Srauen an be5dbmen. Ger Wame
oeS @ereins lit: ''The Married
Mems Anti uchre and Home
Preservation Society. Die Wit.
glieoer oes 8ereins %erflGren, baB Die
ihoniten Genuine beim gudre elm
@erluit fir bas Seim ieien menn Die
Sausiran 10 oft uno 10 lanee am
3artentiide fife. Ger Br1iibent
Der Mmti . Gnbre : @eIeli6aft er.
fldrte Den 3pef oerielben 10: ,@s lit
Die b0dite 3eit, Dab Die Wdnner iib
ermannm uno nit gnti6loiienbeit
einen 8eriuh mad,en, bieier ltniittte
Elm Gnoe an MAIDEN, ipelfe infer
Seim rliniren orobt. Manhen
gben6 babe id bis na6 Witternaht
oas ihreienoe @abp I'm 8immer
berumtragen miiiien, Bis meine Srall
BON elmer giibre.Ya rtp nod Sanie
fam. @S lit idon 70 melt gefom.
men, baB Srauen Delde Der Spiel.
tenfel am 8roaen bot, Radmittags
un6 abemos am aartentiide iisen.
limo es miro idon seplant, @udres
gum Somtasspergniigen ein3i,.
fiibren."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29
Sen fam. Oenn Damn lit Ser ge.
trie6 Der 8oIt alt6 rio5ioliitil6"."

Sen fam. Oenn Damn lit ser Be-
trie6 Der ToIt alG nio5ioliitil6"."
SotboIiide So6iolpolitifer eminen-
ten IangeS iinb, lpie ans Den Stint
men aus Worio-2oa6" inO aus ben
y9feoen Or. Settlers" erIidtli6,
ourGolts nidt ser Iniidt, baB Die
8eritontli6rngs : S6corien Olrd)
aus ais Io5ialiItiih 81 betrohten
iinb. Sn europa iinb ia Die Giien-
bobnen uno Ser telegraph pielfa6
StaotSbeiit oOer bod inter Itoat-
lider GontroQe ulo oas allge'
meine @obl lcioet Ourdais nidt
babel. Cine anbere Srage lit. eS
ober, Oh Die SerItaatlifung inter
unieren politiIden SerbdltniiIen
mo BEL chem Earteigetriebe, mel
dies ols 2eitiooen Dem 8rrnoiobe
Dul0igt; Dem Siegcr Die 9eute!"
cine &erbeiierung iiber Den beuti9en
Gripnt6eiib beOelltcn miiroe. llno
gerabe u1iere Toitperlpaltlrng bite
man ii6 ais 1Wulter" 5u nennen.
IS bieBe bos ungefabr Den 9linOen
etncn vS9eelen" ais Mtllltcr EN-.
pfeblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29
3weierlei ,,fatboliid".

8ei uns, idrcibt bic Baltimore
8atboliide 8olfs3eituns", periudten
perbobrte Natipiiten unb Siren,
Mnbersipred}enoen Die 8elegenbeit a,l
nebmen, bas Wort 8ottes in ibrer
Wutteriprade 5u boren = "Let
them learn English $50 man
edit fatboliid lit, iuht man @aen &C.
red)t ou neroen. 90 miro in 9eitifp.
lono energiib 6aran gearbeitet, fir
Die eingewanoerten Staliener no
irsenb moglih, eisenen @ottesoienit
3u baben. 90 bot and iiingit Der
@r5biifof bon Werifo Die Stride gum
bl. Saurentius eigens fir Die fatbo.
liihen Mmerifaner IN Werifo, alio
fiir en9liid . ipredenoe 4atbolifen,
r%eierbirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-11-29
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