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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-12

letter. a member Of that regiment
describes the city as about twice the
size of st. Paul and containing about
30. 900 inhabitants. about 10000 Of
whom are slaves. "A large number
OF holes or caves were dug in the
gardens and road embankments by
the citizens as places of refuge dur
ing the bombardment.
The monster union meeting at St.
Paul Wednesday evening was by
universal admission the grandest
popular demonstration ever wit
messed in this part of the state up
to that time. But it was more than
equaled in numbers and surpassed
in enthusiasm and eclat by the tre-
mendous outpouring last night in
Minneapolis. Seven hundred union
men from st. Paul were there. The
copperheads had called a meeting
for the same evening, but they scat
tered and fled to their holes, COM
pletely extinguished in the uprising
of the loyal masses. Messrs. Win
dom and Wilkinson were the orators.
Lieut.. Col. Averill has received
instruction from the war depart
ment to consolidate the partially
filed companies OF the heavy artillery
and rush them forward as quickly
as possible. They will continue to
be sent to the front as quickly as
sufficient men are enlisted to form a
company.
Gen. Grant, in an interview, says:
'The rebels haye now in their ranks
their last man. The little boys and
old men are guarding prisoners,
railroad bridges and forming agood
part oftheir garrisons for entrenched
positions. A man lost by them can
not be replaced. Their only hope is
in a divided North. =
*x*
While the salute Of one hundred
guns in honor of Sheridan : victory
was being fired Wednesday on Bap-
fist Hill, at the head of the bluff ov-
erlooking Sibley street, a premature
discharge occurred, inaicting terri
BILE injuries upon the rammer, E, T.
Miner, of Hatch S battalion. He will
lose both arms and is otherwise in
iured. On Thursday part of the San
ford battery was planted in front Of
the capitol square to continue the
interrupted salute. Again the ram
mer, William Laaesh, received aw-
full injuries from premature explo-
sion. His right hand was blown to
pieces and the wrist bones complete
ly crushed.
The big Union meeting on Bridge
square Thursday night was rudely
disturbed by a number of noisy
copperheads, who could not bear to
hear loyal sentiments. But repub-
lieans who attend copperhead meet
ings should not retaliate in kind. If
they are present they must be pre-
pared to hear words that would ap-
propriately fall from the lips Of JEFF
Davis. Listen quietly, and the
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-12

their own venom.
Pennock Pusey, assistant secre-
tary Of state, left this week for the
East, but he is positively pledged
to be back in time to vote. He don t
propose to let Old Abe be elected
without giving him a helping hand.
Mr.. G. Stuart Warren, of this
city, In five days fishing at Lake
Minnetouka, caught 554 pounds of
fish. principally pickerel and bass.
The torchlight procession last
night called to mind the campaign
of 1860, when the Little Giants"
and the "Wide-awakes' formed it's
prominent features-the first under
the command OF Capt. Wilkin and
the latter under Capt. Acker-both
courteous gentlemen and noble sol
diers who have since given their
lives totheir country.
If you would put muslin up to a
dollar yard, vote for Lincoln. If
any poor man would like to raise
the price of sugar to one dollar a
pound, he can do it. Go and vote
for Lincoln.
D. Bryan Fairchild, aged 40 years,
brother of Henry S. and Franklin
Fairchild, of this city, died on the
18th inst. at Morrow, Ohio, from
wounds received in battle. De-
ceased had fought three years when
he received his first wounds. After
recovering he re-enlisted and was
again wounded, this time fatally.
He was the second brother of this
family to meet his death at the
hands of the rebels.
~
The man who holds the record for
bounty jumping was executed at
Alexandria. Va, last week. He de-
serted and re-enlisted seventeen
times, receiving total of 81, $50.
His name was S. W. Downing, alias
John w. Ball.
1t is estimated that it costs every
man, woman and child in the United
States 10 cents per day to support
the war.
A box of matches that sells for 25
cents has a l0-cent stamp on it.
This is what poor people have to pay
La order to help free the negro.
a New York gentleman, engaged
in the peat-pressing business,
writes for information as to the To-
Ecality, quantity and quality of our
Minnesota peat beds, and declaring
that if the facts, in these respects are
satisfactory he can supply the whole
state with peat al very low rate,
and thus effect a salutary revolution
10 our fuel arrangements.
Prof. Eames, just down from the
coal mines, on the Cottonwood, near
New Ulm, reports that the shaft has
been sunk fifty feet. It will be
necessary TO 90 about ITO feet tx
reach the coal bed. The workmer
and guard break the monotony with
an occasional Indian hunt. Red
skins have been prowling about thu
neighborhood, but no scalps have
been secured as yet.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-12

The Second Minnesota took a
prominent part in the five weeks
seige and capture Of Atlanta. In
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-12

Monday will be the first day for
the drafted men to report them
selves. Capt. Keith exempted 102
the past two days, but they we're
nearly all released through paying
their $500 last summer, or for en-
listing previously to being drawn.
The draft being held in allegiance,
there are great many towns max
ing strenuous efforts to raise their
quotas by volunteers, and enlist
ments are quite brisk.
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Redwood OG3ette
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 10, 1904.
BY AIKEN & SCHMAHL.
FORTY YEARS AGO.
Excerpts From St Paul Papers of Oct.
/, 1864.

Capt. Fisks big overland wagon
train, which left st. Paul July 4 for
Idaho, has been attacked by large
force of Indians, and may by this
time be wiped out. Eight men of
his rear guard we're killed and four
wounded in the first onslaught.
Two wagons and several guns and
considerable ammunition were also
captured by the reds. Lieut.. Smith
and fourteen soldiers left the camp
in the darkness and rode three days.
and three nighGs to Fort Rice for as
sistance. Capt. Fisk said be could
hold out twenty days, but must
have help, as it would be sure ami
hilation to either advance or retreat.
Gen. Sully Immediately ordered a
force of four hundred infantry and
three hundred cavalry out to his
relief. It will take the force FIVE
days to reach Rainy Butte, where
the beleagured expedition is en-
camped. The emigrants will be
brought back to Fort Rice. The re
turned soldiers say the men had
dug well within their entrench-
ments. They had no wood or for
age, and were feeding their cattle
flour.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-12

A box of matches that sells for 25
cents has a l0-cent stamp on it.
This is what poor people have topay
La order to help free the negro.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-12

The man who holds the record for
bounty jumping was executed at
Alexandria. Va, last week. He de-
serted and re-enlisted seventeen
times, receiving a total of 81, $50.
His name was S. W. Downing, alias
John W. Ball.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1904-10-12

1t is estimated that it costs every
man, woman and child in the United
States 10 cents per day to support
the war.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06

&ereins betrogen $4,000 monat t.
Ii d. Nun Iteat iih Die 5rage:
r@eldJeS iirto Die Serb d..
feiten uno meldes Die 8 II t.
baben bieIer @eleQi6aft. &ed)1en
mir, iuie bie Serorer es 10 nett tbltu.
Hebmen mir och &erein als einen
Mann bon AZ Sabrcn. Gin iold)er
Monn bot na6 Den MtortalitGts-
Snbellen nod &c Sabre 5n leben,
3. +. fir oen @ereilt beoelrtet oieie
Sbatlodc, boB oerlel6e in 26 Sabrelt
alien ieineu Mitglieoern lire Ser
itderull9 ouSbe5ahlen, D. f.. feline
Decentralization oeden, nnlB. Stc
Standardization beS @ereinS iilo
ober pie foIgt: 2,100 x $4,000 mo
1900 x $1,000 = $4,200,000 fitr
ole erite &loiie mo 81 100000 fiir
Die 5peite &laIie ooer 5%ltlamnelt:
So, 100000, melhc III 26 Sabren 5lI
be5oblen lino. Eu cinem al re
mltB alSoont ser &crein Sic Summe
BON $215,3S 5uiummenbringel p0cr
III einem Mouotc oic Summe pom
$1I94S. "a Ociicn Gimnubmcn
nber bios $4,000 per Mtonnt iinO,
10 erbcbt Ser &crcin monntlid) So
94S 5u menig ulo er mus tnultt
gefen. 9uS lit nod Der gcilu10ct
&crnnftSmctbo0c bereduct, wie lie
Die Seraner bcullBcn ltlo bu6er lit
Ser Sernner &ercin lcbcnaiGhiu bel
Der Qeringen Wiitglieoer5u6l pom
bios 81 mo ser rgroBc" &ercin nit
$500 MitQlieb2rn mtb bancroft
gcbenL lueltu er llift M i dlercn
9niiS 5lriidfebrt. Man mcnce oielc
@erefmmg bel irAcno cinem Gereinc
an mo man miro IN oieier Mtetboee
Oen y ii frcin bdbcIl, oh eill
&erein lcbcn&i0hiQ lit Deer nld)t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
aatboIiIder SirhensSaienoer.
Bonn observation-disclosures Sut. Ia,
Ill.
Vile gldtuns bOr oen Seramern!

80. -
%oDreilo hl"l'u> ul'oele lu'9o''
ldell Seneh$o'F''uerl'l'BS S''e."'
lld) al DER HlI'ul 0o0ett Nu'''' o" pe
6oDlelI, I'M 'l@tt 5u le''t, "lp'e wv
Stage nm Oeil NS'Bel Srel pe'u''
orlldelL Dot ole %er'oo'l''''8 pe'
Sterpetol'c Ter oFlllluet "o'Vol'''''
Don SeGo@ lP'cll MIl8l'epcl" e'Ir''
Serl0t i~'HI'tpt'''Vl' ipe'uJe' I"t
lid) le'olI lpFia)I. AHe''put "''b
man peh StEol'V'l' pu" Oe"9n'p
aeoell: Sn Soo''ll Oct SepV''"pet!Vue
rll'l9 pooeH We Sc9t'I' Z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06

9eiitlos, nn6 feline SflapiL melde
%ge5lpungen ibren Oienit perriftet,
ionoern mas tie tbilt fiir's Saus unb
Die Samilie, bas ioa aus inne.
rem $ e r5ensbr g, q 8
& mgen0 unb q no e II.
bafti9feit entiprinsert, ,ino oas
bdlislife @irfen ielbit ioa oltrd) . e
Sugeno gebeiItgt iein. 81
oieien b1lislid)en Sugenben gebort
Dor g(Qem bos "renge &fli6 +
emnBtiein II. Sd)on bas iltnge
MGohen mub mon bon oem Sc.
oonfen i%iber5eugen, Dob Der Seruf
bes Weibes lit, bes @atten Stilse
mo Der Sort Der camille 81 iein
gerooe D II d). @irfen ii +
0os ei9eneSe m, oaB oas sc.
ben oes @eibeS beiteht IN jener Settle
fleiner bGlslid)er Serrihtumgen
beren jebe fiir iid lmiheinbar unO
unbeoeitteno lit, melde aber pereint
Der Sanlilie ibren &alt unO i5re gu.
frieOenbeit perleiberl. Sas 2ino
mulB es an Den gltern ieben i'nG es
milB ielb1i oo5ll o~n9ebolteu meroen,
nidt cher iid Ger Grbolmg ln0 b.nl
@ergniigen 81 mibmen, biz lGnmt.
lide porlieqenoen bGuslid)en Mrbei.
ten, mie lids aebort. erlebigt lin6.
Sie SiteGlilbernotur 0es &in0es lit
bier Elm ld}mer 81 iiberpinoenbes
SinoerniB, ober nit freunolifem
Grnite miro es ~nllmGblid ooh ge-
lingcn unO eS muB gelingem;
Gcnn cine 6raI obne bieies oilsge-
prGgte Yflid)tbemliBtiein lit .iilnols
cine tiid)tige Sausfrnu: entweoer per-
nad)lGiiist lie bos &alls, ober JIG per
laBt lid ouf frembc Silfe, uno oonlt
ut lie ODER pielmebr bas SollsmeIen
perlaiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06

8Gdterin nnb @ufieberin Ser gr'
5iebungSanltalten. sic bat utd oaS
@e6t 5u Iebren unb Sfylleu 81
g%riinoen, aQeiu elm Wonopol Der
ielben bat iie aitd nidt.l Die fatbo.
liid)en Sreiihulen fonnen MIR on'
oitrd motipirt neroen 46dB iie bel Der
groBen @leid)giltiafeit pieler aatbo-
llfen, Die ibre ainoer, AIM Der oop.
pelten Sdpultare mls5uneid)ert, in Die
Sllbliflduleu fenoen tpiirbcn, cine
moraliid)e stotbiuenoiafeit iino. Mtarl
9laltbte, 5lpild)en 3ipei llebeln oos ge-
riugere 81 lpdblen. Mber ole fatbo-
lild)en Sreiidulelt limo feineslpegs
freie Shillen. so LANCE lie nidt
bon reld)en @obltbatern geitiftet ober
BON reiden airden ooer 9l0lterl
l%nterbolten iperoen, ltnterlieaeu tic
ood) audi Der bopDelten Sdultarc.
9ie Gr5iebutg Der &inoer lit cine
2ait, weld)e @ott ben Glterlt oilfer=
lcgt bat. Sb ole Stride ooer Scr
Staat Die Gltern bon bieier Eflid)t
entbiloet, miro itets mebr ober nbenis
ger cine Storung Der natiirlid,ell
Sronung, nno oennod ollh cine &c.
fobr fiir Die i~c5iale Srommp biloen.
). s..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
Die Ma@t Deg Sorurtbeils.

gu ollet 3eiten Bat bic fat6oliihe
Sad)e piel gelitten bur6 Die Wad)t
oes Sorurtbeils. Die @elt ipor inn.
mer cine Teinbin Der Stride; llnb Die
@elt madt Die offentlid)e Weinuna;
uno Der gemeine Wonn iolgt Der
Gffentliden Weimma wie bos oiirre
2oilb Dem 3ltQe oes 3inocs. Die
Sogesblutter MADDEN Inn icoen
Worgen beformt nit Der Hittung
bes @inOes, perieben i'm nit einigen
Soecn unb @runoiGten iiir oen Gag
lulo %oispeniiren i'm bon allen eiaeuen
Oenfen ltno llrtbeilen.
&ie Die Welt, 10 lit and, oie oiient.
lid)e &einlng cine Seinoin Der
Stride. nllo lper Ger oifentlid,en Wei.
ming blinolingS iolgt, miro belpuBt
oOer unbeiuuBt Elm Seino mo Ser
0d)tcr Der STRIDE luto ser fotboliid)en
Sad)e I'M Ia9emleinen. Sic 3o6l
oieler Sd)luodren, Die mie oilrre 9lGt,
ter nit Dem Strome itmimmen, lit
Iebr groB.
So erflGrt lid, oaS 8orilrtbeil bic.
Ter elnfaltigen ant6olifen, Die nlebr
&ertrmlen ollf proteitontiidle itno iii4
oildJe Ner5te llno AOpofoten leten ais
oilt fatboliId)e. Gs lit bel ibne1 cine
aitsgemod]te Sadc, ooB fatboliidle
8elebrtc millbermertbig ieien. Son
oielem &orlrtbeil lolien tie iiG nidt
%obbringen. IS lit lire fire SSoee.
9osielbe &orurtbeil treibt lie an, Die
fatbolildye Yreiie Der religionsloien
Ereile nnf6ilieben, sic fotbpliiheu
Sdnilen Den Ellblifidulen, bic ia.
tboliid)en Ereoiger Den proteitonti.
ld)en. @eil Die @elt mo Die offent.
Idle Weinllng oles &atbpIiid)e &c.
rin9ldlabt mo perodtet, 10 perad)telt
lie eS audi neil lie nid)t onbers
oelfen lno lrtbeilen fonnen ols Die
@elt mo Die offentlide Weimung,
oieie 6einoin Der a%atbolifen. Vie
oft aild bel Gffeutlidei Y%riiinngcn
Die fatboliid)en Sdullen lid Dor Den
proteitantiIdjcn oiis5eihnen, 10 blei.
ben einfGltiae &otbolifen bod bel
ibrer Iriid)t, Ole fotboliiden SdNllert
Itonoen oen proteitattiiden noh.
8ir iebel bier Die Woht bes Dor.
lrrtbeils. Ger gemeine Mann Der,
mag ni6t ii6 iiber boSielbe 5u
erbeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
Die oentide &atbolifen : Wer=
i~ammlnns in Mssensbara

bate eillen ebenio ld)onen 9crluuf.
ME lire @orgdnger. IS berridte
Die erireulihite Ginigfeit uno menn
audi @rof Irco bon 3innenbera es
fiir notbig erofltet batte, Die @inlo.
Dung 6ilm aotbolifentag ifriitlid)
ab5ulebnen, 10 that bas Der Ser.
lonmlung feinen Gintrog. osn Dem
Sfreiben ocs crit % Sabre alien
8rafen GeiBt e$: nNb9elehen bopon
(namll6 BON elmer Gerbinoeruna
oilrd) militdriid,e OienltleiItuna),
mare id) olldl ionit leiber nidyt in Ser
Sage Tntbeil 5ll uebnren an elmer
Ierlommllma, Die entgegen iriiberen
Sraoltloncn 81 elmer &%erlamnIlunG
Der GentrnmSpmtei a~elporoen lit.
Solatge mir Die baieriihe Geiltrnms.
portei Sellte bon ben politilden 9(it.
ldnllln9en mo parlomcntoriid)en
Sormen zines Or. Seim in ibrem
SdooBe mirfell, peroe id) nid]t in Der
Gage Iein, Oieier mo Gbnliden Ser
ltoltnngen in 9aiern - trob meiner
frooItionellen fatbolii6en @eiinnlua
ar5upohien, or oas Centrum in
Snlern IN GerbinOung init Ger 90.
6toloemofratie iid INNER nrebr CUR
roolfalen 8irtbsI Anftspartei ett.
mldelt." Ger @oriiBer bes GSeit.
Counties, Sr. Yultet in g%egensburg,
lpelder Dem jhgenoli6en @raien ole
etnloolmg geianot batte, beantpor.
tete oieles Sfreiben IN eiuem .offe.
men Vriefe", melder Den @raien 0erb
abfan5elt. Muf Der in fatboliideu
&reilen 10 bod geadtete Shirt aorl
bot Somenitein : @ertbeim oriidte
lein WtiBfaaen on Dem S6reiben oes
.8rpfcn Irco aus. Sn Der aatbo-
lifeit S%eriammllm9 lel6It fam Ger
@raf ebenioqS nid,t gut meg. @rai
SroIte 81 Siidering forberte inter
Dem ltiirnrIId]eir 9eiiall DER Mmmelen.
Den ole @~nfbebung oes photographer
oes Seluiten9eieseS. Iild Die
8ieoerberitedung DER meltliheu
Serrltlaft oeS BaplteS biloete iuieoer
cine Der Sorberrn9cn DER Ser.
lommlrna
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Sic nGdlitc @encral @erIamm.

lnug CGa :. n. 81. GclltralHT erein$
IL Il. &ouia tpom If. bis 5llm 10.
Scptcmbcr 1gOD lit oesbolb bon be.
iouocrcr @ittjqfcit, Wcil BORT Ole
Srguniiution Ser Oclltid- rcoen0en
&otbolifen hc2 SnllOc2 Oerartiq
geregelt mcrOCn ioll, OaB umler Ser.
etu5ucicn pCrcin a d iperoe ulb
IN Ger 60bcrotion Oie poQe arait oeS
futboIiihcu GCutidtbuma SIN
@cltmg fpmmcn Tonne. 0eSbolt
iolltcn 5ltmoI Die nGber gelegener
@crcinc inn Mcitcu and 5o6lreidC
9elegotcn nod It. &oui8 i6iden,
9elegntcn, mCld,e nllr ul0 oQein Oe$.
hul6 }lm Gentrnt&erein geben, meiI
fie Dos ais llrind)e bemlBen moller
nm ole demonstrating 81 Iebelt,
bliebcn better 81 NUuie. Wnn fam
ia 5llcrit icinc Eilid)ten ais 0elerat
eriiiQen mo ipGter Die @eltml$.
itelimg beiidtigeL 10 piel man eS
Wia. Grnitc 9Ir6citer -fiir Die fatGo.
liidr Sodc moden boS &ereinapeier
uift 5u Sprittpurcn. Die 9eamter
he5 Central GercIn3 6o6en nit
0iedJt Oieie @cOonfen IN einem eige.
nen Girtulorc Sen erwG6lten 9ele9a'
ten 5ugididt ulO oas -mor iueiie
gctbun. @oifentli6 merit man
lids
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
Mnt ole &atbolildDem Sitter bon
Mmcrita

nid)t 81 peripedieln nit oell &otb.
9fittern BON g9isceniin TT baben lid,
jeBt, lout 0felnung ans ct. &ouiS,
genotbigt geleben, lire d) c.
rungs Staten betrad)tlid 81
erb D y G II, nad)oem ihnen Don Dem
SadUerItdnoigeu Sonois burh nut
innItoBlid}e 3ublen baorflein bemie-
len moroeu, DAB cine Our6greiienoe
Nenoering in Der Gerlpaltung ioipic
Den NiieBment 9iateu porgenommell
merGen niiiie, fals Scr GerbanO Dor
Dem 8anferott berunbrt meroen
lolte.
3u Dem gleiden Shritt Fat iidy
ierrer aus oemielben 0rlmoe leller-
lid altd) Der nid)t-confeiiionellc u | c
Or0en Der Serein / q t e II
u rbeiter CT. 8. II. - peritebell
miiiiel.
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lleber Yater Mmbroiins Msins,
=. q. y,

Oeiien algeblide Grnennung gum
@poitoliid)en Selegaten ouf Den Bbi-
lippinen. Snieln mir bieier Gage
inter &or5ebolt regiitrirtenL miro
inns geldrieben:
pater &mbroiiil8 gl9iuS lit ipeoer
ein geidulter diplomat, nod lit er
I'M oiientlihen Sebelt je Defenders
berporgetreten. @eboren 1856, trat
er 1873 in Den Srben oes bl.
9eneoift Elm lno erbielt 1881 Die
Srieiterweibe. Seit elmer Hei9e bon
Sabren wirtte er ais SefretGr Ioes
franfen IbteS 5llgi o'ISpermont 81
Sant gmbrog9io in &ont lno mar
5u9leid r0ntiider @eidaitstrGger fir
Die S~ublacenier 9eneoiftiner : Son.
gregation.
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@abrbeitstSrnsr

trifft man nlId) 5ltrueilen an protes
itnntiidem Nfer an. 90 filloet man
I'M .@elten mo 9dbeim" inter benl
Sitel: yg9cr Ioll Scbrer iein?" etutge
id0ne unO rid]ttge @eodnten bon g..
u. Coma. Sei0er funn Der Ylltbor
bon ieinem proteituntildIen Stono.
pllnfte nift Die gon5e @obrheit er.
f%elruen, pie mir bonn fatbolild'en
Stan0plunftc. GO lhreibt er iIber
Die Sduliru9e:
.Nebes Golf Der @elt. mo9c e$ ge-
bnbt baben luro nod bubcll meld)e Hes
gierrntgsfprnL meld)cn rellgi0len
Gllltlts 6 node, INNER bot ea Ole
b~eitebenoe Heligipn OILS midtiaen
6uftpr bel Der BOLTS Gr5ichumg amer
tomt mo ibr cinen Sheil Ser grbcit
5llgepielcu. 9Imerifn lit ein @enniifJ
BON pielen &Glfern mo Heligionen,
ole gieid6erehtigt .ncbeneinullOer
Itehel, mo oaher mag Ger Staut
Hcht babelL meull er lid allBcrhulb
icncr Neligiou ltelt. @enu 0eshulb
Der Stnnt ulld) lebr lhmer einen
Heli9ionSlmterridt III Der Sd)lle err
tbeiielt luiicn fam, 10 miiBtc er bod
bon Der ~pereoelloen mo Die Sitten
milOerllOen &rnft Der d)riitlidJen
NclIgion itber5eugt iein unb lbren
l%lnterrid)t f0r0erno, nid)t binOernO
mirten."
9aS lit red)t milo atSge0rildt.
@enm jcbes Golf Der @elt Die be.
Itcbelloe RelIgion oils einen mid,tigen
6nftor bel Der &olfser5iebulg amer
tumtt bat, Damn mar es ein gefGbr.
litter Sd}ritt, Den Die Sereilligten
Staoterl Dor etrpo ief5ig Sabren tba.
ten ais lie lid bon 0er lm~glaubigen
Tarteien bereOen lieBel, elm Sduls
meleu cln5llfitbren, BON Dem Die
Heligion QGn5li6 ollsgeidlpiien lit.
9nB Der Stnat ongeiifts Der pielen
religioien Setten ge%n0tbigt lei, lid
llelltrol 81 bolten, obne oeBbalb Dem
uollen WaterinliSmlS 81 bltloigen,
mag 5ltgegeben meroen; u6er OarauS
folgt nift mir Den Stuat 0us Ned)t,
elm religiOnsloIes Sduulpeien ein5u.
fitbren, neil Der Staut bon 9tutur
nidt gum Sdurlmeiiter, ionDern 5irnr
Regeuten 0ea GolfeS beItimmt lit.
Seile Nufgnbe lit, 81 regieren, ni6t
ober 81 llnterridten unO 81 er5ieben.
ga nlrn IN Nmerita pegen Ser pielen
Solfer mo &eligionen Die 9leid)be.
red)tigt neben chamber lteben, ole
@oltSer5ieblu1g 5e6n @fal i6mieriger
lit ulS IN einem Sanoe nit religioler
Ginbeit, 10 bate Die qemo6nlid)e
@etS6eit Dem Stoate rotbet miliielt,
ieine Suuo bon Der Sdllle peg5,-
laiien unb ole &olfSer5iebung Den
eilr5elnen &%eligionen 81 ii6erloiien
mie oaS blr6 nlle S~aGr6unoerte oes
oe$ GbriitentblmS Der SAT- geiueien.
Ger Stoot bat MIR Die glufga6e, ole
Gr5iebing mo Die @iiienidaften al
for0ern, ober nidt ii6 Iel6it 5llm Gr-
5ieber unb 2ebrer Des Bottles 81
mnd)en.
Die @erfeGrtbeit oeS Bll6lifidul-
peiens 5eigt Der glrtbor oitr6 Die
Notbwenbigteit beS GioeS. Gr
idreibt:
Ser Staot braRdJt tGgliG bie
&eligion; oenm peun Der Gio me6r
ols boble Slosfel iein ioa, 10 mltB er
cine religioie 9aiis BADEN. Oh
Staat nimmit tdeli6 gioe ob lrno
itrafit ben Wteineib bart nit 3rldts
bans. Sait Oh elm &edt bo5u? SD
iage nein, unb brei Mnl nein! 81,
bieteit 9einen @iir9ern feinen Ylab,
feline @ele9enbeit, lm' ii6er Die @id.
tigfeit bes Gibes belebrt 81 werben.
9u bemerfit es gar nidt mebr. IN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
Ger nGdjitcn @cncral : &criamm.

lnno Der Somn'cr Sfyubgeieaidoft
miro cine pon cinenl conlpetentelI
9lftltorc nl@acorbeitete Scolo fitr
&2bcu9periifcrulN poruclegt merOen,
mclde Die Organization be0ultenO
ptrbciicru uno iider itelen miiroe,
meun D~iciclbc %ungenommert meroelt
IuQtc. Is uGrc 81 miin'6en, OoB
ulur Ole micocrholten 9lufforoerul.
gen Scr tothoiild)cu Erciic 6etreifeuO
QcacHicitiNc acknowledgements.
jcQidnitcn and in Soma beodtcll
miIrOl. Gt2 GlttiGeioung liegt bel
ser @2ucrol &eriomnlunQ in
Nltpn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
Yolitijde Giferiudt.

NorOoentid,er 81 einem Miirtde.
ner, Der loebel bas uierte MaB Bier
belteltt: vMber, mein Better, iiir6tel.
sic nid)t, bon benz pielen Srinfen elm
lolenomteS Slerber5 81 befommen? 2"
Wlmd)ener: oMiod)en'S Gbano
oarilber foane Soraen, &err Wad).
bar! Dos ian innere aneelesen.
beiten bon ms 9oiern in bie Sbr
YreiBen inns mir orein5ureoen babt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
Wis Seitenitiif III ,,Yiidoi''
Yotter's determination

bat lid in Chicago ole gnti-S reotin9
Seagne bon Imerita inter ben @e-
leBen oeS Staotes Saitois i1corpo.
rlren lo'Ien, Seoes Mitglieo oieier
&erbiloung mlB lid perpflidten,
lllen1ols cine Ferion 5un Srinfen
gelltlger 8etrdnfe eiu5ulaoen uno
nlenlals cine Ginlaoung 5u einem
trottl9en Srunf a%n5urebmen. MlS
Gbrenmitalieoer iolte ole Seoolle
lold;e Eerionen mlfne6nler, Die ME-
mails troctirelt, aber lid INNER
tractiren %loiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06
neberraihenoer MmiidluB.

Game (ouS einem iiberfiiaten
Gilenbabn.G Coupe I~teigeno): g@ott
lei 9onf, DUB id aus bieiem @e.
or1nge berailSfomme. Salt oeil
gon5en Gag babe ih MIR aitf einen
Sub iteben fonnen!"
Stlmune aus oenl Coupe: ,Sa,
mo oas mar mein SUBJ"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-06

&enOcn mir jest einmal bic
MetbOOen ser Seraner ouf cine ia.
tbOliiGe @eieli6aft an, meld)e $500
MitgIieOer bat ulo beren Mitslieo.
idoit inn 9urdi6nitt AZ Sabre alt
lit. Son Oieien 5000 Mitglieoern
trogen (6eliebig g~enommerD 2,t0O
&OliceL pelde alf $4,000 lauten
imo Die ii6rigen 1900 8oIicen alf
81 900. 9ie ginnabmen bieies