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The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12
An Important Parsonage.

Caller-Well, the nerve of that!
Merchant-What?
Caller-Didn't you hear that snip of
boy referring to you as "Bill"?
Merchant-'Shi That's our Office
boy. So long as can pretend didn't
hear him it's all right.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12

Etons of silk. braid trimmed. are
among the novel features Of the sea-
son, and are charming worn over the
fashionable skirts. This one is made
of black taffeta with revers of heavy
ecru lace. trimming of silk braid and
ruffies of fine net top lace at the
wrists. The jacket itself is plain. but
the sleeves are laid in box plaits
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12
Precautionary Measure.

Precautionary Measure.
Mrs. Newed Ia bride OF six weeks)
And how long will you be away.
dearest?
Newed-About ten days.
Mrs. Newed-well. | think I'll learn
to cook while you are absent.
Newed-That's a good idea. And
I'll take the dog over and leave him
with one of the neighbors.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12

above the elbows that are extended
and applied over the shoulder seams.
so giving the dropping line. The
quantity of material required for the
medium size is az yards 21. 37s yards
27. or rs yards "A inches wide.
A May Manton pattern. No. 4,e95,
sizes 32 to 40. will be mailed to any
address on receipt of 10 cents.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12
The Lace Scarf Hat

The wide scarf of lace or chiffon
were as much in evidence on Easter
hats as the lace and lawn fichu will
ibe on midsummer gowns.
With remarkable unanimity the
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12
those Foolish Questions.

Yes" said the man. "I lead calm
and peaceful life."
Are you married?' asked the wom-
an.
Pardon me-" rejoined the man.
"but didn't you hear what | just
said?"
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12
Blouse or Shirt Waist.

Shirt waists long ago came to be
numbered among the must-haves.
Whatever else the wardrobe may lack
they are certain to be found. This
season they are. II possible, more
tempting than ever before and are
shown in most alluring variety. The
model shown is new and smart and is
suited alike to washable and to silk
and wool waistings. but in the case
Of the original is made of ecrue ba-
tiste piped with brown and trimmed
with little pearl buttons.
The waist is made with fronts and
back that are fitted by means of shoul-
der and under-erm seams and over
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12
The Place.

THAT woman who Just passed must
be very methodical." remarked Hicks.
IL heard her say there's place for
everything"
oh" replied wicks. she was prob
ably talking about hash. That's Mrs.
Starvem, who keeps opr boarding
house. Catholic Standard and
Times.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12
Natural Inquiry.

Biggs-Smith tells me he lost his
JOB In the shoe factory last week.
Diggs-What did he do in n shoe
factory?
Biggs-He was a laster.
Diggs-Then why didn't he Iastf"
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12
Family Affair.

Jack Gayboy-Im going to kias you.
Miss Buddlets-Don't you dare: T1I,
call mamma.
Jack Gayboy-Oh. never mind: 1
kissed her In the hall rs l came In
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12
Poor papa.

Miss Nearsite-'Isn't that new
bonnet on your motherw
Miss wise-"Well. really think it's
on papa"
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12
Proof.

Proof.
You'll have to show mel" ex-
claimed the young man. Il don't be-
heve you know anything about mar
ringe."
"oh. III show you fast enough re-
torted the other. ms he dug into his
pocket and produced slip OF paper.
There's a receipt for alimony ! have
Just paid"
or course there was no gainsaying
such evidence of experience as this.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12

Short Descriptions Of the Prevailing
Modes-kltchen and Household
Hints-Medicinai Bath for the Ner-
vous and sieepless-silk Tailor
Made Gowns.
The Elbert County tribune., 1904-05-12

Write plainly. FIJI out all blanks Enclose
ioc- Mail to L E Harrison = Co. % Plymouth
Place. Chicago
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12
Die Sram sebOrt in's 9aus.

Sin SGor id)rieb nellIih: y@er
tpGgte bellt8utase nod al iagen: 9ia
Srau gebort ms Saus?" - Sd
iage: .@er ipast oil bebal,pter, bab
lie nift ms Saus gebort2 Wer &c.
bort be:m binein? Gina nitr bia
perlailenen ainOer unb pielleibt nod
Die iid) ielbit iiberlaiiene &obin ooer
oaS GinoermGhdeu, 10 lanee aild lie
rod niht einieben, Oab lie ais
Srouen audi nid,t ms Saus gebo.
ron? - 9todD ME bot oie Srau 10 iebr
ms Saiis aebort Die ieBt. Sc
GROCER Die llmiid)erbeit orarlBen, ia
mlebr nui Der @oiie Die 3iiftlolisfeit
lno Scr Waterialismts, alf Der
Yubne, in Der 9iteratltr ,lnS IN allen
a!aiien Der Geieald)ait Ole geihDni.
gilne oeS EATERS, oes Gbebrubs una
bsS Selbitmorbes, Die YrinSipien.
lnio Gbarafterloliafeit uno Die Ser.
ahturg alter @eiese ii1 brett
MAIDEN, 6eIto mebr lit es Yilift uno
Ged)t Ger Srau, Die eS nod ernit nit
Dem Seben unO nit ibren Yfli6tcn
nimnt, IN Salts, IN ibre ielte Burg.
lid 5urlid5u5ieben, nm BORT cine
HrieIterin Der orauBen perlohten
&obrbeit 81 iein, INN basielbe 81.
einem Sort Der Sittlidfeit nno Ger
Cite, oeS 6rieoens mo @eboriams.
Der Siebc, res 0laubens muO Der
Soiinmng fir lid iiir ibre ainoer
nno fiir ibren Wann 81 geltalten.
GRut lie OaS, 10 arbeitet lie am Dab.I
rea @nhl Der Nation. oenn bieie baut
ltur Somiiien auf uno lit jebes SausI
elm rcf)tes, 10 1T AUDI oas @olt elm
radtes Solf. Sier iii bic ~ioSiale
0ra8e in Die Sano Der Sran &C..
geben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12

ben ipin, lam feline unparteiiIhe 8e-
ltiGte Der @erbreitung oes GbriIten.
tbums ihreibefl. nus oieiem
Srnnoe but Iomnien u~nterlaiieu,
Den pierten 9ano ieiner romiid,en
Seldid)te 81 id)reiben, uno gesen lei.
men @illen bat er elm 3ellgniB fir
DIE ipirnoerbare @erbreitung bes
eDrlltentbums obgelegt.
gSobl bot ser Sslom unD ser Tro.
feltalflsmns lid uitd nit GROCER
Sd1nelligfeit perbreitet; aber Der
erltere lplirDe berbreitet biirb @af-
fengerpnlt, Der 9estere peroanft ieil,e
gilsbreltitng tbeilS ser ,epangeliid)ell
S%reibelt", bic 8eiitlid)en llnO 9aien.
gctreiling BON Den l1itiaen @ebotelt
Der Stride unb Oes epongeliltnts Der.
bieB, tbeils Der Sabgier Der sSiirIteu
mo Iocligen, peld)e nad) Dem 9eiis
Der Sird,en. unO &loitergiiter liiitern
marcn. @o ioG Sa et,pas @unSer.
bares iid finoen1
Gs ipor olld) nift boS ul,aebiIoete
&olf, Oas iid) onfdnsIid) Ser Stride
onid)loE ionOern porsllgstpeiie oos
%gebiloete &olf Scr StGote. Die III.
gebilbetel 2anobelpobner trnten an.
lett, oils ioeel. Haeani, in sic Stride
Gin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12
&at1olild,cr Sird,ens&alcnoer.
Qcln 9utsn Sirtsn. - Sob. 10,
lilo.

@ci ser StaStnall in Chicago IN
~perfIoIFerer 8ode muroe init ellter
acknowledgement Webrbeit bon Stim.
men bci6IoIien: H. 0os Dtilpr.Se.
ice an3unebmen; g Die StrnBenbob.
acu Der Stoot g lei9 in itaSti'
ben 8eiis iberseben 81 la'!en; 81
az @uniten Don StraBenbabH'
9iSenien; A. ben Groiebungsratb
II a 4 liar al MAIDEN. Wtr 'per.
Den nun erle6elL hoB cine @robItoot
IN Nncrito Die StraBc,lbobnen 81
ibrcm Gigent6une mod)t uno als.
Damn ollf Die &crualtung ber'elben
u6crnimmt. @enn MN boour6 oeii
aered)ten Miinihen OeS %fabrenoen
@lt6litlmS mebr Hcdnun9 getragen
miro, 10 miro boS piel ou5ll beltra'
GelL Dab nnocre StGote lire Gifent-
lid,cn Snititutc, wie Oa iinb: Be
Iclld)tung$mcrfe, @aSlperte, StraBen.
Gubncn etc. i%i6crnebmen. Son elmer
beionoercn @cf0roerung Der i%pijali.
1tiitcn CIbecn fom man mobl faunt
eininpeilen reOen, obi6on Die Serren
Go5ioliitcn lulo bcren @imoeSgenoi-
len Die @nbl . alslegelL meroen.
60 idlium lit Gieie5 aber ood)
nid)t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12
Die Sesnunsem Sss Gbrifeu>
tbums 1T oer Tamilie.
(@ou nlltin ny
Is g.

@Sie liebepoQ bat iid) Ood) Der gott"
li6e SeilonO Der Samilie angenoins
men. @ie gliidlit tonnte ooS 80
milienleben iein, ipelln es o%lird)orun.
gen ipdre bonn edit hriitlih tatboli.
idICn 0eiite, ipenm ale StGnbe, geiit-
l!de mie meltlid)e, beiliiien muren,
mr. picien @eiit 81 n1breu uno 5u
pileQen, ~unitott nit Dem s3eit. ulo
g9cltgeiIt mo Dem @eiit OieieS mate.
rialiitiid)en Sanoe5 5u %liebdugeln.
Nie piel Gleuo mo Ssammer, inter
Dem 10 malld)e 6nnille beut5utage
lelti5en, eripnrt lper0en. -
IS CAB cine Belt, no ole Samilien
sic Seanlmgen bes Gbriltentbums IN
pollen 3iigen in lid aufnabnlen, 100
mas 81. Seuer bes @luubens am
&eroe Der Sonlilie nit liebeuoQcr
Snrgialt senGbrt mIrbe. Srieoe
rmb @liif terriGte in Der Sarnilie
mo unermebliher Segen ging BON
i5r alls ouf Die menitlide @elells
iG)aft IL STRIDE uno Stant. @ott lei
e3 eeflagt, boS lit belt5utage iait
uberaQ gar5 onoerS g%eIporOen. llno
erit, o gruno9iitiger Sinmnell in Die.
lem SanbeI Ger Dem Gbriitentbum
cbgefebrte 3eitgeiit, unb Der @eiit
nicieS 2nnoeS, Gergniiglnasitft,
0elO9ier, G%emlBiud)t, Gurus, ETC.,
lat oilh Dor Dem Seiligtbum Der
tatboliiden Samilie niht @olt ge-
nfoht. Sin ieidteS, liberaliiirenoes
ameritani d. e = y I / It e II,
thnm bot pielfad) olldJ 6as fat6o.
hide Somilicnlebcn pereiitet; Der
@iitbeder Der &ergniigrngsiltd)t
miro Den SnlnilienangeDorigen
QeibcrD ielbit pom Golden barge
rCidt, meld)e. Die BON Soft beru.
fcnen z hmBcngcl Scr
4 ami iein iollten. @enm man
iiett, mie man eS ielblt IN fatboli=
id,cu arriiel bie%r5lIlanoc treibt, nm
Oel0 6u III Il d) e II, III rs 0a Elm
&inoer, melIn Siebe mno be9eiiterte
&iranbe al Den edit fatbolild)eL
diriitlihen 8laubelI bel SinIg uno
gtlt erfalten, 8leid9iilti9feit mo
@eringiGGsing ge9en Die bod)iten
d)riitliden Sitter, ia pielia6 pollen-
l~lnglaube INNER peitere areiie
81 bsberri4en anIanseHa Sic DRIFT,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12
Gius e%iseutbiimlidls Suiammen:
itelnng.

Sn bieisr 3eit,rng finSe id) einen
9eriht iiber Die SfGblid,fcit Der
Broiriebunoe. Nodloem id oieien
9eleIen bate, mo Oororl5 erieben,
boB aasen Die erfol9reihiten @uSrot.
ter oieier ~idpGolid)eli Sbierden ieiclL
0cd)te id) al ouS profitable 8eidait.
meldes iid bier MADDEN lieBe, penn
Der red)te Wtum Die SuGe in sic
&Nnb nebnen miiroe. Sdpn mol
id, perilld)t ciilen 2abensGorncr 81
bilben. AQeim Elm McnidL Der lei
men glten 0rumoiaBeu. and mn oeS
Mnmmons. @iQen, Den &iiden
ipenoet, Der iii eiu 2lmp. 9llS Nnti.
SruitMmm biirite i6 bieier Ger.
ilid)t nadJgcbeL 3llnal ih
ocourdL Dem d,riitlid)en @runbiabe:
y @aS on nidit wiqlt, baB Dir ole
aeute tbur,, ibo5 ioait on i'm nitt
tbun,% @are. ir Da4te i'd, pu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12

lidje Somilie 5eriGQt mo nit bieiem
Serial balt Ole 3erriittun9 uno Der
ltlenergong Der gan5en
III G d) / d en- q d /
aleid)en Sdritt. IS lit geiuiB troit-
ppl lunO ~erbebelO, Dap ea, 8ptt lei
9dllf, mldl bett5ltage nod cole
Mdnler ails aaen areiien GIFT, Die
in regem @etteiier ben1iibt iinO, Dem
nmiid)9reifenocn 8eroerbnib entge'
9er6uorbeiten. Iber ale Selniib'
iltgen, ollie Seftllreu iiber Sempe-
rcn5, Giles "Pledge".Hebmen, allies
Sdnpaoroliieren iiber Snteaigen5,
Gipiliiatiolt, Sortihritt oes aatbolis
5iSmis, nQe eegenieitigeu 2obbube.
leielr, olle rlpbernen @ereine, beion.
Ders fpenn lie nad) Srelmolirerei
ried)ell, nlle Sollten bon 9irden,
Sdulcu, Colleges unb llniperiitGten,
chi bic man nit 10 groBem Stol5e
Dinpeiit ;lo bewunOert, allies
SuS miro lid, Inn Die brens
ncnbcn @unben Der 3eit
5u betleM 81 einem gitten Sbeil
ais I nhtl unO eitel eriuei.
Icli, luerln eS nid)t aelingt, BEN
.religioen Hiebergung
Ser 6omiIie burd Gr-
nenerung II. @ieoerbcIe.
bnng bes ed fatboIiidJe II
d, I / it. | d) zen u laub e II g
leben 5l bemmet. IS lit Elm
ipahrhait golOene5 @ort, ipeld)eS Der
illige aolping allsseiprohen bot:
rGoS Samilienleben mo iein Notb,
Itono lit piftiger, oils ale 81 i.
Ell d. q t Ger 8elebrten, ais oae
&nnit grocer Settler, oils
oAe ~ a dt Der DC d d q II.
Nreoigt nlb er5ie6ct olt @in3el-
nen 10 piel ibr mollt. &enn Dos
SAL ilienlebeu Die quite Ills.
loot nidt IN S6uB mo Tflege
ninmnt, miro ellre auigemonote
Miibe meiit IN @oiier unh Sanb
6errimen. Griinnet ulb gebet Die
Ocntbor Better 8cicte; ibr meroet
@aIier III ein Sieb trnaen, menl nid)t
Gin puDrbnft hri it / d) 5
ed fatboli DIES Samilien.
lebcn iene @eiinuungen lnb Su-
QelOei iueft mo pflegt, melde oas
@eiui'lcu 5ur Seobodtllng nno &ei-
liabnltnng Ser @ciese nerbinoell."
8an5 our6orun9en BON Oicier @a6r.
heit bot barllm mId) SEQ Der Irei-
6ebntc. bodieligen %9Inoeufens, in ben
lctten Sobren ieineS 2eberlS micDer.
bolt ino IN Der einOringlihiten @eile
uli Die @ieberDerl il eIlunQ
mo Bflege oes d)ri it den
Sam ilielebens s, ais oaS erite
rnh uuerlGBliG it Sell.
III aegen Die Sdjaoen uulcrer
boicn 3eit bilgcmielen.
CSortieeung foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12
Gater Ieder's Mntwort.
Ter Catholic Citizen" NIB iciMe
ologiidc" NntiuDrt auf mein Sin.
geianot: pGin fatbuliidJer Heoaf.
temr, Der MIR nidt.fatbOliide
Sdulen beindt hat"

Ser Serr HeOafteltr be5 Cath
Ollie Citizen bon Wilipallfee, Wis.,
rmgebt Die 5llgebenOe Nntlport. Nn.
lGatt leillen Selera ,n0 alld) ms offen
Ino frci 5u lagen, 100 er fatbolild)ell
llrterridt genpiien, oOer luie er lid
Die nOtbmenoigen religipien &ennt-
mile erlporben bat, perlegt er lid nie:
Der aui ieine a%Qbetanlten Srna.
idliiie. Gr iagt ietnen Saiern, if
G6lfe 60bin araumentirt, buB ein &a.
tbolif, beiien Shulung aus Den
ofientliden Sdulen herfommt, lie
ein 5u%perlaIiiger &atbolit iein fDnne.
Sd babe elrtiat) geiagt: Gin Wtann,
Der nidt eirmnl ben tleiuen engli'
lden &atedyismuS gelernt tat, Ioa
Die SGbigfeit beliser, cine fatboliihe
3eitltns 81 reoisieren." Sdreiber
ielbit bat ieineu @lementar. llnterrid,i
III einer 0ifentliben Sdule er.
balten. Nuein, bic Gltern, IN Der
gcn5en llmgegeno, ioreten bafiir,
OaB Die rell9ioieu a%enntniiie ibrer
8inber nid)t 5luriifblieben. @ir
boben uniererL &ntedisluus unb
rmiere 9ibliiGe @eitihtc ebeuio
mobl gelernt, OILS batten mir eine
Efarrihule beiltd,t. llniere Gltern
batten Die notbwenoigen GiIder BON
europa mit9ebraft. SaS iuar nid,t
Dor 80 ober 40 Sobren, ionoern Dor
AAnlrGl. IS mar audi nitt in
iuno I'M Geburburg, 8iS., ionoern
bel ben 2uremburaer rnO &beinldn-
bern bon S5altee Go,ntp, @is., in
Incident altd) G~eoar6urg liest. @enll
Serr Gesmono ebrlidieln mnQte, 70
bate er obigeu SrugidllIB nidyt ouf-
aetiitt. Is gibt piele W1mler,
ipeldJe Oie @elegenbeit niht batter,
hire Meligion birreihenb fennell 81
%lernen; oleln pieIe berielben baben
bieien-Mpnge n~haehplien. Tie
Habafticn beS "Catholic Citizen
bat bieies onidleineno niht fir notb-
mcnoig eeiunOen ionit fonnte lie Die
@ode nift ollie id,ieBen, melde anbere
&ebntteure ibr ifon ieitgenaeelt hat.
Gin Mlac Waiter unb eilt groipnion
uno Die Serren Die BON Der "Notre
Dame University ausge5eidnet
mrrbelt, boben lire Meligion genailer
telInen ge!ernt, ionit 6dffe man i6nen
Die p2actare WeoaiQe" niGt per-
lieben. Ger @ergleidl, tpelfen Serr
ScSmpnO 5niiden Der ct. s~lntonius.
Sd)ule uno Der Ct. &inceit. Sdule
6iebt, 5cigt inns mieber, lpie LENDERS
lcbm ieile logiiden Solgerimeen
limo. Son Der ct. slntonius.@ &c
mcinba lpur0en ieit ibrcm 8eiteben
Orei 9lb5peiaungen ecmadt. IS
lic1t sod nif ser iladcn @nno, Oaf
Die Sinner Der abge5lueigten Sami-
lien ole alte Gfurrihule p%erIniien
bnben. Inn IN sic brei nellen Biarr.
ldullen ein5utreten. 9ie ct. Bin,
cent. @emeinoe crlitt nod feline Ab-
5lusiaulg.
@em Serr DESMOND oieie Shat
germlBt hat, bann 3eigt ieiue
SdluBiolgerlng, meiien 8eiiteSfino
lit. Sat er bieielben aber llitt &c.
nuBt, Damn iolte er Die airAenge'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12
8ritiidle Civilization.

Wau pirS ii@ nod eutiinneL 10 {
crtriiite. DE gHgldnoer Oh Der Jtiid.
it0nGgteit oeS BurenpolfeS iporeu
8ie lie barber jamnlerien mo flag
ter, oaB III 0en peiten @ebicreu Ser
9uren.Fepllb !ifcn inter Der BE-
t6r1nftsn uno beipotiideH guren,
@egierurs Der wirtbifaitlide Sort,
idritt 10 idyredIid eridluert, penlr
nidi ean6 mm0glid gemnht piiroe,
uic lie iiber oaS Dnrte SooS DER
urlIem Ginge6orenen iammerten, Die
inter Ser 9urenberrihaft rimmer.
me5r lp!irbe; Der boberen &ipiIila.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12
,ScSsS Sbierdlcn hat Iein %lGiirs

den! - Ser Catholic Citizen
freut lid gar rieiig, mo 5ruor ilber
cine @emerfltna, meld)e, Dem genonn-
ten &lottc uod,, Rep. :. Seuier, &c
oafteur Ser Ecclesiastical
Review" ii6er Sos @erf bes
Gater GotbreiL 9. s., iiber Den
oSo5ioIiSmls" in Der I%pril9tlinls
mcr gcmud)t Dabcn ioll. &eo. Sen.
Ter mcint, mcnm Sen5iger groS. cine
llcllc Nusga6c bon Gatbrein'5 @ert
neroll20nben, 10 ioaten lie ben mo.
nerneu gnidnllulgen iiber Den Sos
6iuliamlS mebr Nuimerfionlteit
ifeuten". Die Selriten merben
2oS lelcu nnO elm red)t ieiilitiifes
&Ghcln l1dcln, mlO 0enten: n@enn
Gr. Ncuicr r0cr ionit NSemano nit
MooerHen Aniduuumgen ii6er Den
Su3iuliaml$ oieien uiclleid)t idl6uer
ltnO iiir 0enfenoe antbolifcn an0e-
neDmer maden fam OILS er iii, oam
foil Scenario on0ers oils elm HSeiutit eS
iblm. Gin ipld)er ipeiB eben beiier,
bnb all Die 8ergleide 0eS So5inliss
mus nit moOernen Weltperbeiie-
rings z Sbeorien Dem ungeid)ladJte.
lien 3lIfumftsItante feline ld)onere
rrligi0ie 8cltnlt ol5. Die Ser Soft
lpIigfeit lln0 Die 0e$ boberen 9loos
Times lnO Der ltnpermunit 9eben
fGnnen, ipeun ma linn audi Die idyons
item Soicn nod Dem nllernooernIten
Sfnitt on5iebt. @em Der Cath
Ollie Citizen Damn ieinel Senf nod
hinNliprist ull0 benuerft, ,iutelli-
gcrltc glnIerifnner mollten feline Cite
ratlIr meld)e, mie in Srallfreid) go
Groir", Dor Srben5leuten periaBt
mo be6erridlt miro, Oann fam man
iid 6cS Sdd,elnS altd luie0cr nid)t
e%rtue6ren. Ser "CathOlic Citizen"
meint, Die Iiiumptioniiten bGttcn
8. 9. in Der GrepiuB Aiioire n5iuar
cinen gllten Giier, n6er cine NJ /.
teIaIterli d G Snteligend beuie.
fen uno besbalb fuouten bic omerifa.
nii4eu aatBoIifen ~"paItout" feline
"Bngaboo'. ober "Nursery".Site-
rahsr." @ie oeio9t, Wir tonnen
ms eiites Sddelns nidt erDebren,
oern Elm Gel lit e6en ein fOmiifes
TEier un0 bat LANCE Sbren unO iiebt
bei Der 6eiten Meinirng in Ser Belt
tomiid) aus. @eionSers fomiid) iiebt
aber ein Sargobr aus, mern er mi.
Ieri6aiiIi9" o%reinidouen nil. go
fommt un5 Der Catholic Citizen"
aCr un6 mir fonlen es, tros aQer
Reglmgen Der driitIi6en NddJitell.
I;ebc, ms MN einnnl MD! anoer5
|Qgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12

ihidtc bon Miitpalfee. ieiucr Mcli-
hen5ltaot, ettuas better ituoiere,t.
@ir pouen leben, Oh Die HeSuf-
ton bes Catholic Citizen uns
nod cine nnbere Gortion ibrer ylogi.
ShllbiOlgerunaen perabrciht
pDer uidt.
Hep. I. s. Oeder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12

y Gie pere6rIid,en &eoattioner
ser 3eituHgen wno 3eititriften wer.
oen I'm moglidit pollitInbisen gIbs
Nrud, wenigtenS UNI @ e.
bergabe bes Seri d. G 5
iiber baS GoIIeaium i'm
6euileton ODER IN Ger geilage er.
iudDt.
80 Bon Or. SiQing. nm Sr.
S4mioIin un1 DOM 8ettor,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12

gctriibe DID nidt, Denn eein Brit
Ger oocr Sreuno DID oerlaiiem hat.
troite hid, mir ellie iino nur @aIoe.
rer mli Green unb aebeu IIe cerr
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-04-12

49, Gin Gampf Inn bas Gertidj.
tbum i'm alpiterleben Stalien's. Gu.
biacu uuo Sara I'M 16. SabrbunOerf-
@eisS, @dind)en.
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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-01-28
OLD BoSToN's WARSHIP.
Plea Made for the Constitution of
Heroic Memory

Boston Transcript-Not long ago
the anniversary of the battle of Trafal-
gar was celebrated in London, and the
cause everyone knew that not far
away in safety in Portsmouth harbor
was the famous old ship which bore
Lord Nelson through that fight-the
Victory-from the mast head of which
flew the signal England expects every
man to do his duty
By a strange coincidence the old
vessel barely escaped being destroyed
on that very day, while in peaceful
harbor, and that after having with
stood the shock of war, and the battle
which brought her fame, followed by
140 years CT peaceful existence; for
the condemned battleship Neptune
broke adrift and rammed the Victory
on the port side. BY the prompt action
the old ship was got into dry dock
before she had time to sink, as she
was threatened to do, and was put in
position for the necessary repairs.
The Victory is now one of the few
lofty sides and tapering masts of the
three-deckers, the wooden walls of
England, are now relic of the past,
almost as archaic as a trireme of the
Roman navy. but the Victory has been
kept in ship-shape condition and has
been used as the Portsmouth flagship
and as a signal school. Recently she
was put out of commission for all
time; henceforth to remain an hon.
cred relic, maintained in the original
condition as long as possible. which
will be as long as the ship carpenters
are able to keep her afloat by constant
repairs.
The London Telegraph in comment
ing on the announcement that the Vic
tory was to go out of commission said:
I'VE feel as if a living link of our his
tory has been slipped from the chain
of which we had come to think it a
permanent and indestructible part.
Like the stones of Chillon,
her bulwarks are an altar. They are
sacred in the reverence of the race
upon every British shore she left Sc
cure with the sunset of the day that
saw the humiliation Of the fleets of
France and Spain. That day saw. too,
the heavy price we paid-the death Of
the greatest chief that ever led our
ships-and the fighting signal which
remains to this hour and will for all
time remain the watchword of the
navy"
The regard shown for the old ship
by the British people, who are net an
emotional people, contrasts strangely
with the apathy of the people of the
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-01-28

nounces as cured three patients who
have been thus treated is significant,
though the profession in general will
preserve its wise rule of critical atten-
ton to further developments
The use of the X-ray in cancer is
now familiar. The effect of radium is
not dissimilar Each acts as a stimu-
lus to the system, encouraging it to
throw off its incubus of disease A
curious feature OIL DR.. Morton's state
ment before the Technology Club is
that certain spring waters which have
had a high reputation in medical
treatment are now known to be radio
active and that ordinary water can
be made SO by immersing in it a piece
of radium, which turns it into liquid
sunshine" An overdose of water
thus treated would, however, be dan
gerous. Dr. Morton's own expert
ments have been made by exposing
the afflicted portion of the body to
radium, much as is done with the
X-ray
In that rapid process which makes
the scientific marvel and toy of one
year the useful commonplace of the
next we may well expect radium in
turn to be utilized for the benefit of
mankind.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-01-28
FUNNY ScHooLBoY BLUNDERs.

The following list of amusing mis-
takes made by British schoolboys in
their examination papers is compiled
by the University Correspondent:
Iron is grown in large quantities
for manufacturing purposes in s..
France
The sun never sets on British pos
sessions because the sun sets in the
west, and our colonies are in the.
north, south and east.
The diminutive of man is mankind.
Question: Define the first person.
Answer: Adam.
Blood consists of two sorts of cork
screws-red corfscrews and white
corkscrews.
Asked TO explain what a buttress
is, one boy replied, "a woman who
makes butter" and another "a female
butcher"
Teachers dictation: His choler
rose to such height that passion we'll
nigh choked him. Pupils reproduc-
ton: His collar rose to such height
that fashion well-nigh choked him.
A Jobs comforter is a thing you
give babies to soothe them.
skyscraper is an overturned
hat
Political economy is the science
which teaches us to get the creates
benefit with the least possible. amount
of honest labor.
An emolument is soothing medi-
cine
In the United States people are put
to death by elocution.
Gravity was discovered by Isaacl
Walton. 1t is chiefly noticeable in ~
autumn, when the apples are fa1
from the trees.