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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1904-11-18
U OF JAPAN.
Woman's Club Devotes Session to III
~teresting Subject.
the music

teresting Subject.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Yesterdays meeting OF the Woman's
club was practically a continuation OF
the Japanese social held two weeks
ago and proved to be fully as interest
ing, although OF an entirely different
nature.
Mrs. Eslor and Mrs. Clement had
charge OF the programme, which was
judiciously planned and consisted OF
papers and discussions on the follow
ing subjects:
1.-The Geography of Jopan," Mrs. J.
G. Sherman; 1.-The History of Japan"
Mrs. Paul Mccormick; The Religion
OF Observation-Disclosures, Shintoism
| and Buddhism" Miss Panton; "The
Government OF JAPAN" Mrs. H. M.
Brayton; "The Agricultural Resources
of Japan" Mrs. Cliff Lindsey; "Man'
ners and Customs Of Japan" Mrs
Clement; education in JAPAN" Mrs
Hathhorn; women in JAPAN" Mrs
Schad; ''Japan's Foreign Relations
Mrs. Clark; "Japan's Army and
Navy" Mrs. H. T. Allen; "Japan's
Spirit in the Present War;" Mrs
Crawford; Carts and Crafts OF Japan
Mrs. Yates.
The lastt ak was supplemented by
exhibitions of some finely executed
work in carved ivory, inlaid leather
and intricate designing of differen
| sorts. .H .I. "
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Resolutions.
Billings, Mont, Oct. 81, 1904.
Resolved, By Billings Star Lodge

Billings, Mont, Oct. q, 1904.
Resolved, By Billings Star Lodge
No. Al, 1. o. o. F.:
Whereas, The Supreme Grand Mas
ter of the Universe his in His allwise
Providence, see fit to remove from
this life and this order our beloved
brother, Joseph S. Turner.
Resolved, That this lodge will ever
remember with pride the sterling
qualities of Brither Joseph s. Tur'
ner. His fidelity, noble character and
kind disposition will always be an
inspiration to his brother Odd Eel
lows. Be it further
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread on the minutes of this lodge
that a copy be sent to relatives OF oul
brother, that they be printed in the
local papers, and that the charter Of
this lodge be draped for the perioc
of 80 days.
C. E. WITHAM.
w. C. DAWES, D. O.,
J. w. STEARNS,
Com. on Resolutions.
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RECEPTION TO BISHOP.
Hundreds Pay Their Respects to Dis
t%inguished Visitor.

tIO9utoHSO vlStIOTs
From Tuesdays Daily.
From s until II o'clock last night
the parochial residence of st. Joa-
chim's church was filled with a
throng of men and women who called
to pay their respects to the new do
cesar bishop, the Right Reverend
Matthias C. Lehman, who arrived in
the city last week and has been the
guest of Father Van C~larenbeck.
Pedestrians and Catholics mingled in
a happy gathering, all vieing to show
honor to the distinguished gentleman
whom they were eager to meet.
The guests were met in the parlor
by Mesdames James Mccormick,
Frat, Andrew Gilsdorf, Razor, Albin,
and Paul Mccormick, and Mesdames
Manley, Ames, McIntlre, st. John and
Miss Colvin were in charge OF the din
ing room, where light refreshments
were served. Father Van Clarenback
was master of ceremonies and was
assisted by Messrs. Paul Mccormick,
Roche, Pulte and Father Lambaer OF
Miles City, who presented the guests.
The rooms weer Hastily decorated in
white and yellow and immense bou-
quets of chrysanthemums of the same
color were lavishly displayed. A
large table occupied the centre of the
dining room. From the e%lectrolier
overhead were suspended broad rib
bons of white and yellow, which
dropped in graceful curves to the cor
ners of the table, where the ends were
secured by bow knots and ~chrysanthe
NUNS.
Professor Hey's orchestra furnished
the music.
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Wanted.

Men wanted to sell hardy, northern
grown nursery stock. Any fruit
grower can earn enough in commits
sions to pay for his own trees in a
short time. Outfit furnished free.
Write for contract and send refer
ences with first letter in order to
save time. We want good agent for
Gebo and Bridger territory. Write
quick. Washington Nursery Co., Top.
penish, Wash. 4S-9
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Chance Of Firm.

The undersigned has purchased the
interest of J. G. Buns in the Billings
saloon, formerly conducted by Buns &
Clausen, and will, in partnership with
G. Clausen, continue the business.
The new firm will collect all bills
and pay all debts of the old firm.
Billings, Nov. II, 1904.
swkd11 CHRIS SCHMEHL.
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CFirst Publication Oct. q, 'O4.-6w.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

N0bUS6 V00
Department of the Interior, Land
Office at Bozeman, Montana, Oct. Is,
1904.
Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before G. N. Skill
man, U. s. Commissioner, in his Of
flee at Big Timber, Montana, on No
vember %, 1904, viz:
HERBERT o. WOODS,
Homestead entry No. 5O23, for the
| NEA section 8, township 2 north,
range 20 east M. P. M.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of said land,
viz: Walter Leggett, OF Merrill,
| Montana; Samuel Andrews, of Mer-
rill, Montana; William Gugler, OF
Busted, Montana; Thomas Busted,
of Busted, Montana.
M. R. WILSON, Register.
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(First Publication Nov. IL, 1904
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Fred Brandenburg, ueceasel
Notice is hereby given by the unde|
signed administrator of the estate
Fred Brandenburg, deceased, to
creditors of and all persons havi44
claims against the said deceased, u
exhibit them, with the necessa]
vouchers, within four months af5
the first publication Of this notice,
the said administrator at the Of
of w. M. Johnston, in Billings, in
County of Yellowstone, State of "a
tana.
Dated at Billings, Montana, Nov
Der 10, 1904.
o. D. HOGUH
Administrator of the Estate Of
Brandenburg, Deceased.
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DEAD FROM SMALLPOX.
One Case Of Dread Disease Proves
Fatal.

From Tuesdays Daily.
News was received this morning OF
the death of w. M. Ames, who resld-
ed on a ranch at the Canyon Creek
crossing of the Northern Pacific, o.
smallpox. Mr.. Ames was aiken SICK
something over a week ago. At that
time it was believed that he had the
disease in mild form and but little
heed was paid to the matter, beyond
the establishment. of a quarantine by
The county health officer. A few days
ago, however, he began to grow worse
rapidly and the malady from which
he was suffering manifested itself in
it's most malignant type. He died
last night at $3.50 o'clock.
The deceased was living with a SIS
fer. who remained his constant COM
panion and nurse until the end. He
carried a policy for $4,000 in the Mod
ern Woodmen of America. The fu-
1.eral took place this forenoon.
In addition to that of Ames another
case of the disease exists up the val
lev. about eight or nine miles. The
patient is a son of a rancher named
Phelan. OF last accounts he was in
a dangerous condition and but small
hopes of his recovery were enter
tanned.
The death OF Ames and the existence
OF several other cases of the scourge
two of which are at the isolation hos
pital, have caused not a little excite
ment and talk. The public is begin
ming to be much exercised and IL
some quarters there is an inclination
to blame members of the medlca
fraternity, some Of whom are accused
oil trying to conceal the actual nature
of the sickness of patients unde'
their care. Others say that profes
sional jealousy and feeling are re
sponsible for a condition they as
sumo to regard as serious. AS tn
public mind is just now it would re
auire but little for the institution Q
a vigorous method and an appeal tt
the authorities for the more strlc
enforcement of the health laws, par
ticularly as they relate to the quaran
timing of houses where contagious dis
eases are said to have developed. TIL
law requires that not only smallpox
but measles, scarlet fever, diphtheri'
and all other contagious and infee
tious maladies shall be quarantine
for a specific length of time. Thi
: part of the law, it is claimed, has nc
; been observed as it should be and O.
: this score complain is made. $
alarmed have some become that not
few parents are seriously considerin
: the ACCESSIBILITY of temporarily a
: least withdrawing their children fro1
attendance at the public schools.
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Cancers Removed.

Cancers successfully removed by
the skill of medicine. All people at
ficted with this dreaded disease, can
Ger. will do we'll to call on DIR. w. A.
JACKSON, Cancer Specialist, 1923 w
Main street, Bozeman, Mont. p. ..
Box SIP. tt
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Teachers Examination.

The regular teachers examination
will be held in the council chamber OF
the city hall, Billings, Montana, Fri
day. Nov. Is, and continuing on Sat
urday, Nov. 26, 1904.
MARGUERITE M. STRANG,
5G.4 Co. Supt. Schools.
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Map Of Coded Reservation.
Map of ceded part of Crow Indian
reservation will be mailed to any ad-
dress by The Gazette on receipt of
10 cents.
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C. E. WTTHlAM.
w. G. DAWES, d. O.,
J. w. STEARNS,
Com. on Resolutions.
Map Of Coded Reservation.

Map of coded part of Grow Indian
reservation will be mailed to any adj
dress by The Gazette on receipt OF
10 cents.
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For Sale.

Three Jersey heifers and two Jersey
bulls. w. D. White, Billings. 54-3
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tors a increased, duOIuSI 1di6O
| Summer street house having Joined
the ranks.
Texas, Oregon and California.
Texas wool is quiet and steady at
unchanged prices. The stock in Bos-
ton is limited. The San Angelo fall
woods were to be sold in the state this
week.
Oregon wool has been quiet since
the heavy transactions of last week.
The, supply of staple is limited and
the market is firm at zoe to 21c.
California wool is selling steadily
at &c for choice northern and 1870
to 21c for middle county. The secured
basis is respectively Csc and SIC to
SIC. So called free fall secured has
been selling at 48c to SOC and defect.
i've at 4Oc. Baled California will
bring 55c to SIC and Nevada at soc
to &c.
Receipts and Shipments.
The receipts at Boston for the week
ending November 10, inclusive, totaled
2,728, 100 pounds, of which 1,58O,O92
pounds were domestic and 1902, O9s
pounds were foreign. For the CORE
spending week last year the receipts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-27

oab es uuierer 3eit unb b~eionbers
Oielem 2anOe porbebalten al iein
lbeint, Die II a ii gigens
81 a Ell beS meibIifen @eifledt
ties ourd) lleberbiIoung unp
SerbilDung5 81 perfiimmern unb
81 entarten unb oas 8eib mebr uno
mebr Dem s q m lienle B e II
lnD ieiner natiirlihen Stels
lung in Der meni6lihen @eieai6aft
81 entfremben uno Die ioSiaIe Sage
81 ~persifteu. Gasu belfen leiOer
ptelfad nod iolde, pelbe Die bon
@ott aufeeitelten SduBensel Der
Samtlie uno bes bIusli6en Sebens
iein iouten. @er Denft % nift on
ben Seilanb, ipenn er BON .bltnoen
SMbrern BON 8linoen" lprIht, DIE
beibe in Die @rube fuuen9 @ie es
einen Gtanbesunteri6ieo IN Der
menihliben @eieni6aft geben mllB,
10 mug es audi einen unterlhleo IN
Der 9 6ulung uno giIpung
geben, jebe Sdulung unb gilOung
muB il anoeseema B iein. Sas
bette &apitol aber, melhes gltern
ibren Sohtern geben fonnen, lit nnO
bleibt, cine uute, bauslt6e
9 + e bung, perbunoe n
NIT elmer gnten uno
grinOli6en, edit reli.
gioien GIementar d II.
Gin 10 er5ogenes Waod)en
miro lid liher burd's 2eben idla-
gen mo penn eS audi nod 10 arm
iein ioate; es finbet audi leift einen
iungen Wann, Der Die bGllsliden III.
genOen Der Srau 81 ibasen ipeib
uno bieielben Dem Geid)tbum unb
auer permeintliden rYrpminen5"
uno @ilbung melt, melt por5iebt.
Wtit einem iolh' erSogenen Mabheil
miro er elm gliidliberes nnb 5ufrie'
0eneres Semi griinben, oils nit elmer
auf boberen Shnlen ,@raouirten"
Erominenten, Der Dor lauter ange-
maBter, moOerner @i!oung (?) unb
S~nteaigenS Oas Ser5 IN Den 8opf ge'
itiegen uno pelfer Die io3ialen bdus-
liten Silgenben beS @eibes oils 81
common" fiir cine bobere gebiloete
reip. eingebiloete Lady" portions
men. "Videant %consules ne quid
detrimenti capiat catholica fami-
liza ct bonum cOmmune!"
(S6luB.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-27
man @elo bat, braudt
mon nniern Serrgott nidt."

Sroblides 2ad)cn llnb Singen
Hang aus Dem Saule Oes reid)en
gauern Shtpei5er, ME mir i'm men.
men lpolen. aein @unoer, mar >;u
Sod)5eitstog, unb gnua, Die ein5ige
Spdter besiclben, fcnnte eirlen etrpas
reiberen, aaerSings ettpas Glterett
@ittper ibr eigen nennen.
y3a bari ihpn etwas aufgeben
bel Dem pieIen @elbe, bos Die 3tpei
Sulammenbringen!" rief bes Sefte.
rem Der iiberqIiidlite Sof5eitspater
aus. 2ie Soh5eitsgGite lieben iid
aub nidt umionit s%ureoen; itonben
bod gan5e 9erge bon Sorten nna
Sudden Dor ibnen uno fonnten bod
Die Inruarter es taltm erparten, bis
mieoer SbiiiIeln, Seller unb Sla-
lt)en leer lparen.
Eloslih peritummte Ser Srbel,
bas 2aden uno Das Sineen. 9as
Sru3ifir, Oas in Der Ode sebangen.
mar nit groBem @epolter berabge.
fallen, unb Der Gbr~iItlsforper lag
5erbro6en am @oben. Gin un6eim.
lides @efiibI bemattigte li6 ber
anpeienoen; itanb bod bel aQen
felt oaB bos Serabfalen elm ihlim.
mes 8or5eid)en fir bas 9~rautpaau
lei. Nur SbmeiSer, Der So65eitss
batter, illfte mieoer 2eben in bia
8eielllhaft 81 bringen. r@as, ibu
SaIenfilbe, laBt eiif) einibii6tern.
pern 10 elm 8reii5 berabfdat. Sragt
es binaus aus Der Stmbe. @enn
Elm grautpaar 10 piel @elo unb Gut
bat, bralld)t es uniern Serrsott iiber.
baupt nid)t."
9ieie S%repeIporte fpirften nodi
i6Iimmer aui Die @eie0i1aft, aIs
oas SerabiaQen oes 9reu5es. @obf
uagte es aeiner, Dem @auern az
wiberipred)en, @ott Die gbre an
geben uno ben 5repel mieSer gut 5u
maden; aber Miemano lpolte baro1
Sbeil baben, unb barum mar bla
Sreuoe oes Cages babin. /!
@as bat mn Die 3ufunft benz
Gbepaar eebraft? @emiB iino iie
gang arm %geporoen? Nein, lesteres
nun nidt. aber bas llngliid lit in
10 iiberreidem MaBe iiber gInna
bereingebroben, baB Tie tros bes
pielen 9eloes niht benedict purOe.
Sic Che mar iiberaus ungliidlid}.
@or Der @%erbeiratbung botte lie
MIR DEN groBen Meihtbum i'm sluee
gebabt, ibren 5ufiinftigen Mann abec
teiner naberen unteriubung unter.
morfen. 9eob Der So63eit seiste en-
iid an ibrem S6reden rob unS
grob, Der, menn er betrunfen ipur,
mas offers oortam, ielbit ni6t. Don
Sbatliffeiten gegen Tie 3uriidiGredtc.
@as miBte Tie ni6t i'm 2allie Der
Sabre Mlles ourbmahen, bis bee
Soo lie enblib bon ibm erloiteI
@on ibren iieben &inSern lit oas
alteite, elm gube, blooiinnig, m1g-
reno elm anberes nit Der enelil6en
Granfbeit bebaitet lit. Wun itebt iie
Oa, elm lhmahes @eib, NIT einent
Sduflein 8inoer, elm !ebenbiges 9eh
ipiel, Dap es tros alien &ei6tbum
uno obne @ottes Seaen fem Slid
unb fem @ebeiben eiebt. Ser alts
Sdmeiaer 0euft oft on ieine Sreoek
porte uno bereut lie bitter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-27

Seilieer Dar, lie nit bielem Nanten
olio bonn Heeen IN Die Srauie fom.
men miir0en. 8ieuetdt baben lie
MIR an Den anoern Iu9uitin geoadt;
bon Dem es beiBt: %, on lieber
Iugultin, allies lit bin!"
Gin unpernntlportli6er &Ifer."
Cine Tiidiif)t auf Die Satboliten
lit bieien proteitantiifen 3ettungen
unbefannt. Nidt einmal einen t as
tboIiiten &c amen fonnen lie
an Der 5ufiinitigen &pnigin BON
NreuBen ertraaen. @eldes Gnt.
iesen piirbe lie crit erfiiut baben,
penn Der &rpnprin5 it'd cine fatbo.
hide grout erpablt batte2
@us 8iifiitt auf ibre proteltan.
tiiben ltntertbanen baben Die baiert-
iden aonige i'm perflpIIenen Sabr.
bunbert nur proteltantiide Hrin6el-
linnen gebeiratbet.
SoIhe 3arten &iifli6ten famen
oen preuBiihen Hegenten ME IN Den
Sinn, ielbit nitt bel GrDGblung
ibrer @iniiter, unb boben Staats.
beamteu? 9ieien religioien Sana.
tismus lunb &atbolifenbaB bat Der
leste alllturfampf in ieiner abidelt.
liten 0adtbeit piienbart, uno ben
oeutihen Groteitanten oues &eft
ent5pgen, lid hires Siberalismus
unb ibrer Soleran5 81 riibmen.
9enielben fanatiifen aatbolifen.
BOB besesnen mir mn bel engliifen
uno idpttiiden Broteitanten, Die aus
uniiberminoliher @bneigung gegen
allies &otboliide niht einmal ibre
Namlen aus benz gteuen Seitoment
uno BON Herionen bes fatboliifen
Iltertbums bernebmen Dolten, ion.
bern es por5ogen, ibren ainoern jill.
oii6e Nanen aus Dem Ilten Seita.
ment bei5ulegen.
Sol6e traurige Grideinunsen
brinst Der fanatiihe &atbolifenbab
nod bellte Bel beutifen uno engli.
iden HroteItanten berpor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-27
vatsr Mmbroiius asius,
=. g. g..

lpllroe IN &om gum Sitular . grs.
blldlot bon Ea!mpra coniecrirt. Der
papltllde StaatsiefretGr Cardinal
Merrp Del Sal nabm Die @eibe unter
alltlten3 oes gr5bii6ois bon Nep
Orleans, Mier. Gbapelle, Dor. Ser.
.purote bes 10 unerpartet an boben
Gbren erbobenen 9eneoittinerpaters
lpareu aus gnglano uno MaIta ae.
tommen, Inn Der Seier bei3urpobnen.
@ie iebr Tater Imbroitas elm Sobu
oes beiligen Srbensitiiters @ene.
oiftils lit benefit Der lmItano, oas
er nad Der CONFEDERATION fem EeIt.
elien CAB, ipnoern bas @eIo, mas
i'm Dies getoitet bate, unter bic
Armen oertbeilen lieB.
Miier. Igius miro fd in Sen n9tl.
zen Gasen als apoitoliider IeIeaat
"en eiuihiffpn .
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-27
Der ,,Mri3ona Sitter"
idreibt in ieiner nei,eIten Nrmme

I6reibt in lelner nelleIten gtummer3
.Sieienigen unierer JreunDe,
pelde DuBten, baB mir letten
Wtontag @beno na6 ct. 2ouis abee.
reiit pareil, nm Die notwithstanding
81 beli6tigen, meroen iif blaB pilrl.
bern, baB mir ibon lpieoer 5u Sauie
iinb. Gin Der Gritten Strabe, in Der
umgebung bes eIenoen Sobes, no
unier poulo.be.G onfnrrent ieinen
efligen @ii6 nit SbubnGgeIn un0
Stiefelwi6ie orudt, bat ii9 iogar bas
@eriift perbreitet, mir ieen in Sans
los Gitp pegen 9eioffenbeit einge-
lodt porben unb infolgebeiien iiber-
baupt nidt big CUR @orlo's Gair se-
fommen. @er iib oapon iberael.-
gen nil, oaB bas cine tnfame Ser.
laum0ung lit, Der penoe ii6 gei6I-
Light on Colonel GumminS BON Der
@tlo @elt Sbom on Der Hife ober
on Den Manager Der Siroler Ilpen.
oeiien Name uns Ieioer ~entfalen lit.
geibe Serren baben uns aili Der
Iu~slteaung ni6t aIein leibbaftig ge.
ieben, ionoern fennen gelernt uno
nobel getrietet. 9ab mir 10 idneQ
auriitgetebrt iino, bat einen anDeren
Grnno, ben mir beute aus mebreren
urlaten nod ntbt perofientli6eu
oitrfen. Iber BON unlerem mould.
be'Gouegen an Der 0ritten Stroba
miiIlen mir bo6 eine ergoslibe 0e.
ld)ifte er5ablen, fir oeren abioluta
@abrbelt lid unier Sreuno Colonel
eummlns oerbiiret. @lio Der Sober.
rlldyler aus @tpeaoam Guild fam aut
elnem SreipoB uub permitteIIt eini.
ger Sebnoouarbiqs, Die er ii6 ge.
pilmpt batte, Dor a6t @o6en nit
aino unb 4egel uab ct. 2ouis. fubr
IN ben meItliden StaOttbeil binaus.
100 Die @orlo's 6air ii6 befinoet,
uno quartirte ii6 eegeniiber einem
groBen Plate, in benz es lultia Der.
cling, in einem Sptel britter 9loSIs
elm. Seds Gage lang bat er banu
nit Den Seinigen bieien 8las beii,t,t
uno umldau gebalten in Der Wlei.
nung, er beiinoe iif aui Der @elt.
aiislteuung, bis err enolih am iieben,
ten Gage, qls er ben SoteIclerf nod
Den DGascaoen" fragte. Die er mir.
genos finoen fonne, belebrt puroe.
DAB er einen gana seipobnIiden Sier.
garten filr Die @orlb's Sair onae
leben bate, Die lid anoertbolb Wei.
len peiter iiiolid befanb. Sableaul
Yer pfttfige College ueri6pano unS
marc nid)t mebr geieben. 0aB en-
llberbarpt tnnerbalb bes @eltaus..
ltelungsploBes geDeien lit, glau5en
nlr nldt cher, als bis er Elm id~ift.
llGes Seugnib ourIber beibringt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-27
uSnbuaue Selegrapb.
HSer

SeralS" bot iid in ieiner Mummer
bonn Samstag, ben II. September
, pieoer erlaubt, etDas iiber Die
6ffentli6eu S6ulen bon iid) 81
geben, peldes gang nud ieiner De-
iinnungsart lit. SIM Intlange an
einen &lrtifel aus einem Der Searit t.
i6en Sbunopii6e, Del6er Irtitel
ben bieliagenoen Sttel bat: "The
Boy Who Misses the Public
School Experience" forbert Der
.SelegrapbsSeralo" ieine 2eier auf,
ibre 9inoer ia bod in Die Bublifs
idule 81 ididen, neil bort Die
&inoer amerifanii6er @ltern aaein
Su pabren, cOnfurren5fabigen ameri'
fanern berangebiIoet Derben fonnen,
pel6e ipater i'm Seben es NIT Seoer.
mann aufnebmen fGnnen. 2ie
Spite Der Seiitungsfabigfeit Der
6ffentliden Sdule iiebt Der nSele.
grupb.Seralo" ni6t oarin, baB Die
S9iiler BORT DEFENDERS piel lernen,
ionoern neil in Dem Sofraume Der
Dffentli6en S6ule &inoer Der Der.
i6ieoeniten Irten 5uiammenfommen
uno elm fGbiger @boratter entDifelt
perOe. 9as lit eeraoe 10 i6arf
argumentirt, ais Oh man iagen
piiroe, ie mebr man faule uno quite
&epfel matchmaker in elm nno oas.
ielbe Sab iteft, oeito better miro Die
SualitGt bieier glepfel. GAP Der
Gusi6luB Der &eligion Die oiientli6e
S6uIe fir cine @efabr fiir Stride
uno Staat ma6t, 0as peiB ODER
glaubt Der DSelegrapb.Seralo" niht.
Gas glatt bat natiirlid oas Reft,
Ieine 8orliebe fir Die 0fientli6e
Sdule ebenio 81 befunOen, pie mir
fir Die oenominationeQe, religioie
S6ule eingenommen iino, MIR oarf
eS teinen &nipru6 barauf erbeben,
baB eS piiroig lei, III elmer fatboli.
iden ooer ielbIt MIR in elmer DRIFT.
'iden 6amilie gebaIten 81 merOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-27
@ie aus benz Irtifel b

Wte aus benz Irftfel DOH
Accountant" on anoerer Stelle er'
iidtIi9, min berielbe ni6t gelten
laiIerL mas mir bon Der Sebensber'
ii6erungsfaIie Der beutid'fatbolts
iGen Seraner Dor einiger 3eit ia9ter.
@r meint, Die geringe Witglieoer6obl
bes terunii6en 8erbanoes made
beiien Si6erbeits5uitanb eefabrllb.
90 cine 2ebenSoeriiferungs : 9eieu'
idaft, ielbit Denn lie auf ben
@runoiGsen Ser "old line grfab'
ring" berubt, au6 geniigenbe Mit'
glieoer baben muB, Inn fort5u'
oauern. Hatiirlib reDeten mir nllr
BON oen Srin5ipien, na6 mel'
den Die Seraner arbeiten unb e
beionoers nollteu mir gutbetBen,
nt6t Die 3abl Der Nitglieoer.
llebrigens orbeiten Die Seraner ia
ali6 nit allen &rdften oaran, ibre
Mitglieber6abl 81 Dermebren nno
boffentli6 miro ibnen 3ieies ge'
Iingen. @ie mir ieben bat Fater
Selb in Der n&atb. &unoi6au" lid
atf miere Iusfiibrunsen berufen.
@ir m06ten ben Seranern ratben
Accountants" @orte 81 bea6ten,
ui6t Inn cine lunee @ontroperie an
suregen, ionbern nm ibrer @eieu'
lhatt al nllben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-27
Sieir SaR

eegen Sie aatboIifen berridt nod BEL
ben oellti6en 8roteitauten, pie Die
nadfolgenOe 3eitmgs9toti5 Der
.SQinoiS StaatS5eitrmg" pom II.
September 1904 benefit:
oBroteitantiibe 3eitungen IN
9euti6lano nebmen 9lnitoB baran,
haB Ole graut oes aronprin5en, Die
5ufiinftige aaiierin, Den @amen Gd-
ellie, elmer fatboliihen Seiligen,
fiibrt unb bringen oafiir ben Wamen
&uguita in 8ori6Iag. sic ideinen
nidt 81 miiien, ober ni6t barau &c.
badt 81 baben Dab Der beilige
Nuguitin elm beOeutenoer fat9oIii9er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-27
Der Mmno--oes 9er3ens 5bare.

Gin 9ruDer iaste 81 Dem a(bte Si-
ipis, baB er iein Ser3 81 beDabren
piinide, mas ibm jeoo6 nidt &c"
lingen poate.
Gieiem gab Der gltpater CUR Slnt.
mort: limb ipie fonnen pir unier
Ser5 bewad)erL wenn ole 3unge ali.
aeit ole Sgiire Des @un0es ~auitbut?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-09-27
Siemstas, Sen u. sept. 1904.
aatbpIiI6er &ir6ensaatsnoer.
Bonn bOdssitliaen &lslos.
motth % Ia
9lus Dem Sauferutte bes S6at'

Nus Dem ganferptte oes S1ds'
meiIters Ser &atb, llniperliats Yer
tpaItung 5u @aibineton, polen mir
uus Die cine Sebre merfen, Dab
man in @eIbiaden 8einem, auh uttt
einem &atbpIifan trauen ioa, lon'
bern, baB man INNER icrsen ioa,
bab iobieI Siderbeit porbanoen
lit, Inn ii6 gegen ioI6e 6ebltritte Der
finan3iea peranttportliaen Eerionen
an I6iiBen.