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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
VICTIM" APPEALS FOR
PROTECTION FROM STOCK.
Flower Gardens and Public Squares
Being Injured.

Flower Gardens and Public Squares
Being Injured.
Editor News: VIII you kindly grant
me space to make a complaint against
some evils existing in Brunswick, i. e.
the running of large COWS and horses
and of destructive focks of fowls,
which play havoc with the squares
and curbings, (to say nothing OF pri'
vate llowers) which have been plant
ed by the civic league or by individ.
uals.
Any night COWS and often horses
may be seen strolling about the prin-
cipal business and residence streets,
and the ladies of the civic league
especially complain vigorously Of the
destruction wrought in Jekyl Place
and Hanover park by these animals.
There should be a remedy for these
evils. The ordinance regulating such
matters should be rigidly enforced
and the ordinance concerning the
trespassing of focks of hens in the
public squares should not only be en-
forced but should be amended to pro-
hibit flowis from running Al large with
in the city limits or trespassing on
other peoples grounds. This is a
nuisance which calls for active and per
haps drastic measures. The suffer
ers are getting restiye and propose
to do something desperate unless the
proper authorities take steps in the
matter, and remedy an evil which
would be a disgrace to a much small
er town ard certainly should not be al
lowed to make entirely vain the efforts
Of the civic league and of individuals
to improve and beautify oar city. Re
spectfully,
Victim.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
CHANCE To SAVE
SCHOONER ROPES
-
Not Pounding and is Leak
ing Surprisingly
Little
MAJORITY OF CREW DESERT
But the Captain and Mo Men are
Still on Board and Will Re-
of Saving the Vessel.

The schooner Sarah G. Ropes is still
ashore Off Doboy bar and is not in
such bad condition after all and unless
the weather gets bad there is a good
chance OF getting her off.
The vessel is leaking very little and
is not pounding.
The captain, second mate and engi-
neer are still aboard, but the rest of
the crew deserted and went to shore
in the small boats. Among the desert
ers was the first mate.
An effort WILDE made today by the
tugs to pull the vessel off and if sue
cessful she will be repaired, take on a
cargo of ties here and proceed on
her voyage.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
OFF FOR AUSTRALIA.
Dowie Issues Farewell Message to His
Followers.

Chicago, Jan. 21.-A telegram re-
ceived at Zion City today announced
the departure of DR.. Dowie for Aus
tralia In a farewell message to his
host the General Overseer" admonish-
ed his followers to carry out the plans
drawn up by him before leaving Zion
City and urged them to increased ac-
tivity in behalf of the Zion organiza-
ton.
1t is understood here that in Austria
liza Dowie will conduct a series of
meetings aided by his wif3 aid SCI.
On leaving the Antipedes the three
VII! visit lpu.a ahi Africa and will e.
nally arrive at Zurich 5 Switzerland
where a general confe .en3e Of the
Chriustian Catholic church in Europe
will be held. The return to Zion City
is scheduled for the latter part of June
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
LETTER FROM GENERAL LEE.
Asks All to Unite in Building Gordon
Monument.

Monument.
Columbus Miss, Jan. 21.-General
Stephen D. Lee, commander-in-c chief
of the Uniaed Confederate veterans,
today issued an unofficial circular rel
ative to the movement to erect mon.
ument to Gen. John b. Gordon. Leo
states that the demonstration of es-
teen for Gordon suggests to him that
.6ome action be taken relative to the
erection OF this monument.
The circular says: While as the
c0mmandcr-in-chief of the Confederate
veterans, I do not think it proper to
issue general orders as an appeal, still
as the successor of our beloved com
rad and his personal friend, | issue
this call to every confederate organ,
iDatiOn, brigadeS and camps of United
confederate associations ladies memo
| rial associations and daughters and
lsons of confederate veterans to take
immediate action and organize to Sc
cure the monument movement. | also
suggest to cities, states and organi-
cations generally to unite with us to
build the monument. ! also suggest
that local committees be promptly
formed at Atlanta to receive suscri7
tions fer the onument at the home OF
General Gordon. (5igncd) Stephen
I'D. Lee
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weddina of Miss Havemeyer.

New York, Jan. PA notable weG-
ding today was that Of Miss Martha
Josephine Havemeyer, daughter OF
William Havemayer, to William H.
Wilcox. The ceremony was perform
ed in the Fifth VVenue Presbyterian
church. The Rev. George Alexander
pastor of the University Place Pres
'byterian church. o1iciated, assisted by
the Rev. Dr. Abboat L. KtttredGe, pa
tor OF the Madison Avenue Reformed
church. The bride was gowaed Iii
white satin, trimmed with point lace
and caught with orange blossoms.
| Mr.. David Bennet Simpson acted as
best man. Mrs. Hector Harold Have
meyer vas matron OF honor, and Miss
Julia Hayemeyer Of Hartford, Conn.
and Miss Harriet Burr Harmon, cous
ins OF the bride, Miss Anna Earlt
|Reynolds Of Denver and Miss EyelyL
n. Hunt Of New York were brides
maids, .IkMzi
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Victim.
NON-UNION WORKMEN
ARE UP AGAINST 1T.
Union Men Would Not Work With
Them.

A stevedore from Fernandina with
large force of men reached here yes
terday to load the Fridtjof but en-
countered some obstacles which put
them out Of business. The stevedore
had no license and therefore could do
no work here while the men who
came with him were non-union ard
the union men here refused to work
with them or on any dock where they
were engaged.
Some Of the men will return to Fer
nandina this morning. while a mum
ber will remain here and become mem
bers of the union.
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but as this may be deemed too radi-
cal and might bring into existence
similar evils in other sections of our
town, 1 would respectfully recommend
the following measures;
1st. Absolute refusal to license
publis halls in any locality where IL
quors are sold
I'd. Prohibition Of restaurants I'M
der same roof, adjoining or within a
less distance than fifty feet of any
place where there is a retail liquor es-
tablishment.
Sd. Refusal Of license to all persons
who have either been convicted Of, Or
frequently charged with violations of
the ordinances of the city or statutes
Of the state.
In my opinion there are some indi-
viduals who secure these licenses for
saloons and with them as a cloak use
ChCiI DIdCCo vi DuollltoS lCl lIlC ub-
building and practice of every species
of vice and crime. Only in a very
few instances have the police been
liable to secure the necessary evidence
to convict any of these parties, but
that decency and morality are daily
and hourly outraged and the DEGREES
Of God laughed at and the laws Of
man persistently detiod is fact pat
ent to all who have ta' e. the trouble
to acquaint themselves with the sit
uation. l trust that he wisdom O
your honorable BODY will devise thu
most efficient remedies for the cor
ERECTION of these evils. Respectfully
Submitted,
I
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
THE WILLIAM MORRIS CLUB.
ftas Eeen Recognized and Meets
Tomorrow Niqht.

Tomorrow Night.
The William Morris club has reor-
ganized and will hold its regular meet,
ing tomorrow evening.
This club is purely OF an intellectual
order and is mainl among the teach
IS OF The public .ools.
At present the I mbers of the so
c city are studying oe Morse legends
s translated by liam Morris The
legends are al Inc most Jeau-
Lnul productions classical literature
ortriyaling both il point OF narrative
and description IT, famous MYTHS oi
Grecian and Romol literature.
These stories form the basis ol
e. and opera and The wieIdness anc
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
NO ELECTION LAST NIGHT.

The Absence of Aldermen Downing
and Wood the Cause.
There was large audience at the
meeting of council last night and it
was caused by the impression that
officers for the present year would be
named by this was not done.
The absence Of Aldermen Downing
and Wood caused the postponement
of the election until Monday night
when it is thought the full board will
be present.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
THE PLAY LAST NIGHT.
The Gay Mr.. GoIdstein" Presented

THE Gay Mr.. Goldstein" Presented
to Fair Audience.
An average audience saw The Gay
Mr.. Goldstein" at the Grand last night
and all were pleased with the perform
ance.
Harry Stubbs, the star, is coined
ian of great ability and his support is
way above the average.
Numerous specialties were introduc-
ed and they were new and pleasing
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
LIQUOR DEALERS ARE
TO MAKE STRONG FIGHT

le'uty Of the Norsel and is we'll utilliz-
e't as bac!-e ound for tbs stories
William Morris. philanthropist and
author, spent many years in Norway
mingling with the people and besides
interpreting their classics, has writ
ten Interestingly of their practical
life. The club is thoroughly bene
fetal and is source of great pleas
ure to its members.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
IN BURNING TENEMENT
THREE FIND DEATH.
Ten Others satiy Injured as Result

'en orhers sdtly Injured as Result
of Gas Explosion.
Marion, Ind, Jan. 21.-Three neonle
were burned to death and ten badly
injured In tenement house fire here
today caused by gas explosion The
building was destroyed. The exnlo-
sion occurred in the Seitz hotel build
ing at Thirty-eighth street and Home
avenue which was wrecked The
dead are:
CHARLES BeiteL hotel proprietor and
wife.
James Delvin, cafe proprietor
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
Temple Beth Tefillah

Services at Temple Beth TefIlah to-
night at o'clock; subjectof sermon,
"A Few Reflections on Life" Sabbath
school Saturday morning at $50 ior
junior class, and 1920 for seniors.
lChildren's services at 1890.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
To BEGIN Work Soon

The city tax assessors will begin
the work of assessing property in =
few days. The board is composed of
c. NJ. Tilton. J. w, Collins and H.
r. Symons.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
The Steamer Got O4f

The unknown steamer which was re-
ported ashore Wednesday succeeded
in getting off early yesterday morn
ing and proceeded on her journey.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
Ordered filed.

An election was held for tax asses
sor for the term of three years. Mr..
c. NJ. Titon was unanimously elected
Adjourned until Monday, January
25th, 1904 at 7;30 o'clock p. m.
N. q. Russell.
Clerk of Council.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
PROMINENT PYTHIAN DEAD.
w. H. Shatzman, of Macon, Passes
Away.

HWdJs
Macon, Ca, Jan. CIV. H. Schatz-
man Past Grand Chancellor of Knights
Of Pythias of Georgia died at his home
of Pythias of Georgia, died here this
morning. He will be buried Sun
day at p. m. He had been hope
lessly i'll for some time, suffering with
a dropsical affection,
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
COUNCIL MET But DID
NOT NAME OFFICERS

cally the same position. After a full
discussion of the question between
ourselves and with Judge Bennett, we
have decided to join in a recommends
tin 10 council that if, in their judg-
ment, the salaries should be increas-
ed, that the increase be granted with
the understanding that proper pro
ceedings shall be taken to test the
right of council to make the increase.
Respectfully submitted,
C p. Goodyear.
City Attorney.
r. E. Twitty.
Attorney at Law
Ordered fled
From c. P. Goodyear, city attorney
suggesting further changes in the Ian
guage of sections of the license ordi-
nance regarding mack fares. Action
on same deferred until G. finance is
taken up.
From G. P Goodyear. city attorney,
recommending payment OF bill for
court costs $3.50 in the case Of Mrs
M. A. Tucker VS.. the mavor and coun-
Gil in June 1900. Referred to finance
committee.
Reports.
Brunswick, Ga, Jan. 81, 1904.
The undersigned Finance committee,
to whom was referred the recommen-
dation of the city attorney for set |
tleent of the ejectment suit of John
Morgan VS.. the mayor and council of
the city of Brunswick in Glynn super
ior court, and also the case of Gill, |
discharged by the mayor
and council, and suit for clothing
entered by him, and the two cases of
L. ]. Joel and P. Joel, convicted Of |
violation of the license ordinance;
all in the superior court, recommend
that said cases be settled on the basis |
by the city attorney, he TAX |
ing a verdict for the Morgans land in |
that case.
We find that the costs OF such set |
tlement in the Morgan case based on |
value of land as per assessment OF the |
city on each side cf said streets
averages 1870 feet per lot of thirty in
to ninety feet or 270O square feet per
lot, or fraction over 4.S c. per square
foot. We find that the land sued for
is 1857 square feet; that the settle
ment will involve, therefore, for the
land $176.97, costs CT court $1,000,
making total of S192.97.
We find that in the Gill case the
settlement will involve a payment of
principal for clothing $3.50 and costs
in the superior court $500 .and cost Of |
certiorari in the matter of discharge
$500 making total OF $66.55.
We find that the costs Of settlement
of the two Joel cases will be costs in |
the superior court $7.75 each, or a to. !
tai for settlement of the five cases of
$27497.
The uniform of Gill it was testified
was left at the barracks when he was
discharged. We recommend that the
above suit be paid for by che treas
urer of the city upon bills approved
by city attorney after such settlements
are CONCLUDED and by the city attor-
ney.
Frank u. Aiken.
ri
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Frank u. Aiken.
w. NJ Tupper,
Committee.
Adopted.

Brunswick, Ca, Jan. 21,1904.
The undersigned, your committee on
hospital and harity report that they
have received and acted upon the re-
commendation of the city attorney,
which they are advised by him meets
the views of the late city attorney,
Mr. F. E. Twitty, who was jointly
with the present city attorney to en-
deavor to perfect title to the hospital
tract south of First avenue. Your
committee recommends that the title
Ibe perfected as advised IL the recon-
|endation of the city attorney and that
1.-THE clerk and treasurer be authorized
to pay Judge Courtland Symmes the
sum of $4,000 for his representation
Iof ]. Spears from whom the con
lveyance is to be obtained so soon as
Isaid title is perfected.
L. A. Robinson,
Chairman.
J E. duBisnon,
F. D. Aiken,
Adopted.
Brunswick, Ca, Jan. 81, 1904.
To the Hon. Mayor and City Council
Brunswick, Ca.
| Gentlemen: The petition of sundry
colored citizens, protesting against
the issues of license in certain local
tiles for the prosecution of variou:
classes Of. business, but particularly
in that section designated as Hell!
Half Acre." having been referred t
me l desire to report as follows;
That the evils complained of exis
mo one can truthfully deny. That thC
ldegredation and vice which they cult
yate and foster are alm"se incompre
lLens. BILE in a ciyillzpl community.
1 hardly known what remedy to sug
'gest other than their total extinction
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-01-22
Election.
S. A. Burney

City Marshal.
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Cleared.
Sailed
Notes.

schooner r. w Hopkins Iiitchbc
New York.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
Sine einSringlid)e Wabmnns gun

Seit6olten am Gel,ti6tbum crying
ailf) bonn bobm'itcn Gr56iidoi Glen.
non bon ct. 2ouis, eiuem e~eboreuen
SrlGnber. gr ridtete an oen faibo.
liidJen Oeutiden Central . @ereins.
Gag in ct. 2o,lis bic aol6cusr
@orte: rSewabrt Gnre Mnttcr.
IpradJe unb Die acnfidem Gbarafter.
cisenidaiten nnb Natiunal . Gigen.
tbimiihfeiten! Cure STRIDE .anm
nidt MIR, ionoern lie mnk Gnd in
Der trcncn Eflese Gnrer ia and
,uiienIhaitlid nnb !iterariid 10
iuihtiacm Wntferipradle nns Garer
anscitamuttem Yrande ermntbiseu,
antcritiiten anS fraftiaen."
9ieie @orte i'm Derein nit jenen
er5biidoi 9eane's i'm ct. Warien.
Gaiino 81 Dubuque, Soma, bepciien,
oaB Die Gein0e oes Deutidtgunis in
@merita UieifGd me5r i'm e senen
Saue iinb, als oubecbalt bes.
ielben. 9ie Saulbeit uno 9umm.
Gcit inter ben beuti9.reSen6en 8a.
tbolifen in SaIHilie nno 0elaein6s
iinb oft mattisere EoStensrdber, ole
Der Sab Ger Widtoeutiden, TOTE.
ipobl ole Glide oeuiid I. boiienbsr
Brilateu, Die beutid.reoenhs Brieiier
in ni3t.beutide @emeinoen ididel,,
oil6 ein 81 beaGtenaer Gaftor lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
Die tran,OFi&ea &atbolifeu nna
oa8 oeutide 8eijpiel.

Cine bemerfensmertbe Mittbeiling
ma6te neuli6 Yrof. @ermnin @a5ag.
not aus Mlbi in einem IN Baberborn
gebaltenen 8ortrage iiber Die firhen.
politiide Gage IN Sranfreih. Yrof.
@a5agnot bat cine &eibe BON Sabren
binourh langere 3eit in 9eutihlano,
namentlib IN Eaoerborn, 5ugebrabt
uno beberridt Die oentibe Sprade.
gr erflGrte, als er fiir5li6 Dor Der
Ibreiie nod 9eutfdlano geitanben
babe ibm iein gr5biidof Wigr. Wis.
not gein9t, er ioa iih IN 9eutihiano
GILES gut anieben, Die beutiden So
tbolifen bGtten bur6 einbeit, Creme
unb grsebenbeit Den Sieg i'm &ultur.
fampie bapongetragen. Man miiiie
in Sranfreif @ereine griinoen, lpie
bas IN 9euti6lano geidab, 3eitun.
gen idaffen, ben air6enfeinben bel
ibren firbenfeinoliden Heoen entge.
gen treten. @enn Sr. Yrof. @a5ag.
not, bon Der Meiie 5uriidfebre, ioue
er bon ieinem &atbeoer berimteritei.
gen in oas Bolf, er ioae ben 8eim Der
fiinftigen Organization nod Dem
Sorbiloe Der beutiden aatbolifen
berDorrufen, Stdbte unb 90rier be-
reiien, 8ereine griinoenL Iortrdge
balten. Die apoitolii6e 3eit lei mie'
oergetommen, bic @poitel oiirfen ieBt
nidt feblen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
Gine s9er3preistrase.

Dor itneefabr fiini5ebn Sabren er.
ldten IN Berlin cine @eriftS5eitung.
DIE elm iest ibon neritorbener Hebaf.
teur b~erausgab. 9as mo1entlid
elm Mal eriheinenoe Blatt .ging"
nidt, unb 10 entidlob man iib gum
Iusihreiben elmer Breisfrage. Gin.
touieno Warf piirben miseeiebt =
obpobl ni6t 10 Warf in Der auIie
fparen = fir bte bette 9eanttportuna
Der Srage: nWie erbGIt fih
bic Sran S1on2" Cor biele
@ntiporten gingen elm, unb aae Sos.
metifa muroen uobl genannt, oenu
es pinfte elm YreiS bon 1000 Warf.
Iber Der Breis eelanee nift our Ser.
tbeilung ben nad Der Mebaftion Iau.
tete Die ridtiae 2Oiuns: r0ie Srau
S6on erbalt iid baourG, oaB Iie 200
Gremplare Der .8erliner @eridts.
%5eitung" pertreibt un6 baSur6 einen
biibiden 8eroienit eraieltl" 9as
bate natiirlid Riemau6 seratben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
lin cine 8eform nnIerer sdmts
soQ>Yolitit III bemirten,

mirB Die republifaniife 8artei ee.
Ihlugen merben. SolGes lit Die 4n,
iit)t oes Serrn 8arl S6ur5, peldel
6ebaliptet:
rgrparte i'd, oaB Ole oemofratiife
Bartei, iuenn lie iiegen lollte, Ole
llebel Der S6us5oa- RoIitit prompt
6eleitigeu tpiro2
Sd iebe eegcniudrtie fem anoeres
SnItrument, burb bus oteieS @eri
praftiih in Sano genommen iperber
fonnte, uno i'd ermarte in Der S6ai
bon Der bemofratiihen Yartei IN
tbeilpeilem 9eiis Der 8esiering =
Der republifanii6e Senat tpiirbe aui
ieoen Sal fir cine 3eit lang I'M iein,
aenoerungen i'm Sarif.@eiese 5ii Der.
binbern - Dab tie Dor ben Iugen
oes Bottles Die S6ledtigfeifen oes
Spitems bios legen miro, ooB lie iid
ieoer geietliden Woslibfeit bebiener
miro, feline Sarten su milbern, Die
yeformbemeguns nit @nereie uno in
einem erleitdteten @eiite 5u beginner
- init eifiem Worte, beK @ea 8lur
enoIifen llmitoB oes golperfes ber
corruption nno tyrunniiher Haub'
ludlt nor5ubereiten.
8eben Die Nepublifaner burh ibre
Steaung IN Der Srage nidt ielbit Die
ungerefti9feit bes SpItems an, in.
Dem lie elm nebliges 8eripreter
elmer &eform geben3
So, tbeilDeile Heform y6ir6 feline
3reunoe". WaS beoelttet Dies
@iiien mir nidt, bob ieoe &epilior
oes Sarifs .burb feline Sreunbe"
nift init elmer 3ebuftion Ser 3oaae.
biibrei, ionoern eber nit eiuer gr.
bobuns berielben geenoet bot, 10 BAT
oas llebel eber pereroBert oils Dir.
fleinert tpiiroea 8ir Siirfen uns
nidi tdniden laiien. 8enn oieier
WtiBbrauh beieitiat lperben ioa, mus
es geideben, inoem Die Wfaft oasil
in bic Sdnoe Derer selest miro, Die
bic Nbiiht baben, i'm gu beleitigen,
ntht in bic S1nbe 9erer, Die bopor
profitireu ODER ibrer Gsenten, Die Sis
abiidt begen, ibn meiter belteben al
laiien. 3u bieiem 3me6e mmB BIZ
republifaniide Yartei geiGlaser
tueroen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
maebrli9e 2ente.

Inter bieier ueberidrift brinat
bic .saatboliiGe Munoidau" Jolsen-
oeS:
yGs fonlnnt bic unb 6a Dor, bah
Sente bic 3eitnng abbeItellen noIlen,
bic nod itarf I'M Miiditanbe finb nit
ibren Announcements. @elbern. Sic
beiteIlen iid cine anbere 3eitung, nm
nab GINGER 3eit es nit berielben
ebenio 5rl MAIDEN. @euai, 70 eebt es
pielen 3aufleuten GIsiif)lGben,
Birtbidaften u. +. no. Dos it mel.
ter nid)ts, nls moosrne, perItedte
Shelmerei. "Dead beats" iperosn
ticr5ulanbe foIhe 2eute eenannt.
Wir fenten niebrere iolfe nnb
rtnnGe berielben molten easn nod,
CUTE Gbriiten fem unb lanien iogar
bel tn ow Stride. @as niist islben
9eiten bas airdenlouf.il. mann iie
itre Sdulben ni9t beaablen2 Sber
lebrt @briit,iS niht, bob mir iiber
iebet1 Bfennig, ben mir befitenL Sic.
henidaft ablesen miiiieiL ob nGmIif
oerielba nns pirflib gebort ODER
Hif]t. gs' sibt eben merttpiiroise
@briiten IN bieiem 9anbe unb lsioer
au6 H~ierfmIroiee 8atbolifei,.
Wer a!io abbeiteQen ipia, 5eSable
5uerit bas gauge Abonnement.' 0as
it @eies unb Neht itub Srbnuns.
User oas niht TUT, Der lit elm 2umlp
unb Vetriieer uno mag CT nod 10
lalt gum Serrn i6rsien unb meinet.
ipesen bier Mal i'm Sabre sum Glide
oes Serrn aeben. Wem's angebt,
Der ihneibe Dos ans uno flebe es in
ieinen Suit. SHELTER famn er in unie.
rem Sanftlm baben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-18
Scr @assamans8 amfrott.

Ourb Den 8anferott Sbos. 6.
@agguman's, bes S6asmeiiters Der
Catholic ll%niperiitp, ioa ielbIt Der
Beterspfennig gelitten baben, inoem
elm auf Rapit Yius Der 3ebnte aus.
seiteater @bed auf $500 babet
ban9en blieb. @uBer Der Catholic
unioeriitp, lpelhe iiber $685. 900
grOBtentbeils berlieren biirfte, penn
Die 8eri6te Die bon @agganlan I'm.
mittelbar Dor ieinem ,ara6" borge.
nommene uebertragung bon 8r,tno.
eigentbum nift auerfennen, limo nod
anoere fatbolii6e anitalten gei6Gbiat
moroen. 8isber boben $50 @lGMbi.
ger 8a9gaman's ibre bur6 feinerlei
Siherbeit geoeften anipriide an iein
8ermogen geribtlih einsereidt. gu
benielben seb0ren: Die @eorgetown
llniperiitp Der Seiuiten.B atres (ea.
$4,000; Die .SiiterS Of the 8iIita.
ton" (ca. Sal ,0O0); Biidof 90.
nabile bon Wbeeliue ($10,000; Die
0io3eie @beeling (iiber $4,000; ole
erben oeS b%eritorbenen @bminiItra.
tors Der Oi05eie Sapnna; Der apoit.
9elegat Migr. Salconio ($13,000);
Ieb. Or. Stafforo bon @aibinston
$4,000; Cardinal Gibbons 1928.
000), unb MnOere. Wie biel aus
Der @anferottmaiie berausfommen
miro, lit iebr un9euiB. Seoenfaas
bel meitem nid)t geniig, nm Die @n-
iprii6e Der 8ldubiser 81 befrieoigen.