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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
Auto Hit Actor Arnold DAILY.

Arnold Daily. who is playing in "You
Never Can Tell" at the Garrick Theater in
New York, started from his home yester-
day afternoon to walk to the theater. AS
he was crossing 10th street at Broadway
an automobile whizzed around the corner
and slammed him against an electric light
pole. Most of the skin was torn from one
side of his face and he was badly bruised.
1t was thought at first that last night S
performance would have to be Cancelled. but
after he had spent the afternoon with a
makeup expert ne was able to go on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
Chess Masters Again Draw.

In the sixth game of the chess match be-
tween d. JanowsK of Paris and Frank j.
Marshall of Brooklyn, which was played at
the Cercle de Philidor. in Paris, yesterday
afternoon and evening, the latter relied on
the McCutcheon variation in the French de-
fense and got very strong attack almost
from the start. Although Janowski lost two
pawns in the evening sitting and Marshall
succeeded In establishing two passed pawns,
he was not able to win and draw was re-
corded after fifty-two moves. The score,
therefore, remains still even-Janowski, 2;
Marshall, 2; drawn, . The seventh game is
scheduled for Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
scheming for senatorship.

Immediately after the joint legislative ses-
sion at Jefferson City, Mo-, adjourned. yes
terday afternoon, after the seventeenth fu-
tile ballot. the republicans called caucus
to decide. II possible, upon compromise
candidate for United States senator. Pre-
vious to the caucus the name OF Col. David
p. Dyer of st. Louis. United States district
attorney, was mentioned. Several OF the
Kerens adherents announced when the eau
Gus was decided upon that they would NOT
attend. ana that they would remain loyal
to their candidate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
"Kidu sullivan Confident,

kid" Sullivan expects to get, the decis-
ion over Kid Broad in their twenty
round bout before the Eureka Athletic
Club of Baltimore Friday night He real
ICES, however, that he has hard task
ahead and is training faithfully with Sam
Harris for the contest. Broad is an ex-
perienced boxer and is being put in Shape
by George Cole and Larry Temple. kid
Egan, the clever Washington midget, will
appear with Jimmy Farren, the Baltimore
crack in one of the preliminarfes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
Correct Apparel in Hiawatha.
rom the HiaXatha iKanl World

No man should wear anything but a
swailow-tail suit to a dance or evening
patty. 1t Is not only economy to swn and
wear dress suit. but 1t Is also the proper
obedience to society custom. And then as
a final and complete reason every man
looks better In a dress suit than In any
other kind. Good dress suits can be had
ready made at any clothing store for fi6
up. A tailor win make dress suit for
those who care to pay the price for 10 up.
This isn't fUppery or iudish. II Ii simply
correct wearing apparel, which costs no
more than the present way the men dress
with such evident hack - taste and culture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
NAV Tax Cigarette Sellers.

A dispatch from Albany, n. Y, says:
State Excise Commissioner P. H. Cullinan
has had under consideration for some
months the question of a state tax upon
sellers of cigarettes In order to increase
the revenues from indirect sources. 1t
was thought that such tax would raise
$500. 600 a year. The proposition has not
reached even tentative form as yet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
Horses Cross Ice on Sound.

A dispatch from Port Chester, N. Y,
says: Ice on Long Island sound here
abouts is eighteen inches thick. and yes
terday horses were driven from the Port
Chester harbor to Captains Island, a dis
lance of three miles, Horse races were
held on the ice and numerous ice boats VEN
tured half way across to Long Island.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
Russia Countermanding Orders.

A cablegram from London says: The st.
Petersburg correspondent Of the Chronicle
reiterates his story that a movement In the
direction of peace, Initiated by the grand
ducal party Is afoot. He says that a spe-
cial envoy has started for Manchuria con-
viewing important instructions to General
Kuropatkir. He asserts that large orders
for army and navy stores have been coun-
fernandez and that the order for the mo-
bilization of another army corps has been
withdrawn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08

Conklin and Sisourney will meet in the
first game today and in tonight's game
Gardner will meet the winner of this match
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08

they might be allowed to live THE little
white father" he said. was crouched down
ten miles away behind 1000 infantrymen-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
Columbia Bowling Teams.

Columbia bowling team, No. /, will meet
Columbia. No. 2, in the first of series
of games tomorrow night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08

from the Adams (Ga.) Enterprise.
A literary dance Will be the local literary
event of the New Year. The town mar$hai
viii be ON hand. and good ORDER win b pre-
served.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
Langtry Candidate for Secretary.

Secretary Langtry of the Tournaments
committee has announced his candidacy for
the position of secretary of the American
bowling congress- providing his amend
rlent to the neutrality-suspicious. for in
dividual membership to the national body
and another, one making the position
salaried one, which will enable him to de-
vote his time to the work are passed by
the delegates when they assemble.
Mr.. Langtry had no thought of becoming
secretary of the congress when he was pre-
vailed upon by the local bowlers to take up
the detail work of the tournament But
when he became interested in the work he
quickly developed the weaknesses in rules
of the American bowling congress and dis
covered that the governing body of the
sport was not what it should be. AS soon
as his plan of individual membership was
made known throughout the country he
was urged by bowiers from all sections of
the country to become candidate for the
secretaryship. This he finally decided to do.
With the individual membership platform
to stand upon and the power that Wiscon-
sin will WELD In the coming congress there
is no doubt but he will be elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
BOWLERS MUST HUSTLE.
Entries for the Big Tourney Must Be
in Before February II.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.


MILWAUKEE, Wis. February S-En-
tries to the national bowling tournament,
which Is to be held here February IS to %,
close at midnight Friday. February 10, and
Secretary Langtry of the local tournament
company said today that all entries post
marked at a later hour than midnight on
the day set for closing will be rejected as
the local officials intend to live up to the
letter and spirit of the rules of the congress
in this as in other respects concern. the
big meet.
Prospects are such that the local man
ayers confidently believe that the number of
two-men teams entered will pass the 200
mark, and 1t is certain that if the bowlers
of the country knew what an ideal place
the exposition building is for such an affair
and the plans that have been laid for the
entertainment of the visiting knights of the
fngerball without regard to the 81 200 that
Will be distributed In prizes, there would be
| more teams come here than could be taken
care of regardless of the fourteen alleys
and the fact that there will be seven full
days in which to roll off the schedule
In order that the bowlers who attended
the last national convention may be assured
that they will have a chance to bowl in
agreeable temperature this year 1t can be
said that the furnaces in the exposition
building were started last Saturday night
and that the fire will not be allowed to go
out until after the stag, Saturday night
February %, which will mark the end Of
the 1905 tournament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
Work in Exposition Building.

Work on the fourteen alleys Is now well
under way, and the erection of grand
stand will begin soon. The exposition is a
mammoth building and has seating ca
pacity of 1000 with its $1,000 square feet of
floor space, but the local managers have
decided to erect a special grandstand, so
that 5000 persons can see every move of
the bowlers while rolling and have a clear
view of the alleys from the foul line to the
head pin.
The interior of the building is attractively
decorated now, but the house committee of
the local tournament company is planning
special decorative features of the big palm
garden which is under the same roof in the
way of hundreds of incandescent lights
There will be an orchestra in the garden
DAY and night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08
VICTORY FoR LOWE.
Little Local Fighter Knocked Out Cor
rigan in Four Rounds.

The bout last night between Tommy
Lowe Of this city and Patsy Corrigan Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08

Heavy Penalty for Not Signing.
Cincinnati ID the only team In either Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-02-08

Law and order are words that make me
tired. Oppression runs through this coun-
try as through Russia. Look at Colorado!
Where is the government of Colorado situ-
ated-at Denver? No. at 26 Broadway, New
York city"
"The Presidents message to Congress on
December g., continued Mr.. Baker. de
manded that the laws should be enforced.
How many years has he been President?
Has he done a single thing to enforce the
laws against corporations?' Mr.. Baker sar-
castically inquired what are the powers OF
the President and his command of the army
for If he must say the laws should be en-
forced"
I'm our country" he said. "a poor man is
only permitted to go out on the highway
and starve-no, he is not even permitted to
do that. Ii You should strike and go out
apon the highway you would be arrested,
because you have not saved something out
OF the wealth that y6A have created. be-
cause yea have become Z pMbIfc chAsUe.''
HpeakfHg OF tina maasAciA at -, Retefs-
burg, Nr. Baher painted ont that the people
only asked that they might be heard; that
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
Cir katl)nliIdJr 5ad)r 1T ,1,1,erItarbnr.

@abrbeit ausSuloi1eiL, Die fotboli.
l6cn Safromente ob5uiGeffen Die
fotboliihe Sfule 5u enthriItliden,
Die guten fotboliid1en Erielter mno
giihpfe 5u botnen mo 81 perfolaen,
Den fotboliideu &apit aus 'einem
Stu!l sn beben, nm enolif eir.
nal 10 redt in teufliid]er Ser5ens-
luIt lngen 81 fnnren: nSeute lit
Die fat:tolih c &irde &c.
il orbeH."
glber ieoes Wol nod, mcnn Die
Seinoe Der Stride ifon ole SnItru.
mente geitimmt boben, Den 5ooesoe.
iong Der fatboli'd)en &irf)e onsu.
ltimmen, unb ol,f ibrem @robe ben
confeliionsioien fredericksburg 5u
ipielen, iebes 0idl lit bos Concert
unterblieben, benin iebes Mtol lit
Gbriitus Der Serr mie ans biiItcren
@olfen bcrporeetreten, uno lit Der.
eingcihritten i'll Die 3eit unO in bic
@eihidtc lnio bot ein pnar @prte
ieines allmohtisen Diaens sereoet (;
nnb borob fofen ben 5einoen Dor
SGreden ole Siegesfnbnen nno
Sriumpbtrommeln aus ben Sdnben,
lie flieaen auseinunber pie menri
Der @inb auf trodener 2~anbitraBe
in Den Staub bineinfGbrt. Sic
fotbolih DIE % b rheit uno
ole gan5e fatbolit d g q d e
lellttet mieoer bell mo marm ms
9eben berein. 0as lit neben
@ottes @ort in Der
9 hrift @ottes Sbot -
IN Der @eid)idlte Su pielen Wolen.
Sreilid nit leiblihen Nugen icber
fannit Oh 8ott nidt, aber er lit
lihtbor uno borbar uno greifbor mo
fIblbar in Den @erfen unoS bateu,
Die er tbut, uno moran Elm &c.
unbcs Illee erieben fam, es lei
Scr Serr porbeigegongen, rltfeno:
aSdl bin cs,,"
so iblinm mir aud berot6cn
Wtit Gem lit @ott ultb ieille
Shaaren." (Sdlilicr.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
Fir Dir kattnliIdrm 1~fttalieher hes J. q. g.

Iide Sertbeioigungsreoe peroiient.
liGen laiien babe.
% Die 9ige MN einmol ieltge.
ltelt uno benieien lit, iraeen mir
nrn Die ,llnabbaneigen" Soriter,
iuelhes Dobl Die Gage Der ~fran5o.
iiih.fatbolilhen ainber in Der 9ln.
Itult bieies Srbens lein miro, mel.
der bon fotbolii6en uno iron5oli.
lden Witglieoern geitiitet muroe
ltno mterbalten miro? 9ielelbe
6raee riften mir audi an Die anglo.
prcteltanttlhen ooer ongio.lonltspos
Witelieoer oes Greens.
Welbe Sreibeit, pelder religioie
llnterriht miro ibnen 51 Sheil?
ipelhe Stealing miro man Der iran.
5oiilGen Sprahe einrdumen, ipenn
Der llnterriht in ielber ~iiberboupt
ertbeilt miro2
Sit oas 0eierOnto'i de @aiienbous
fir aeiien 8elteben Die Sorlter Der
Hrooin5 Quebec'S iGbrlih 1000
Yiaiter be5ablen bios cine
Muidine, nm Die fleinen i%ran5oii.
iden G%anaoier Sl ongliiieren, nod,
Dem lie 5u Er~oteitanten poer 6rei,
muurern umeenonbelt moroet limo?
Der Supreme Chief" Sronp-
atefba lit Der offentlihen 9iige iiber-
fiibrt, Der anoupme Correspondent
Der Breiie lit ebenioas elm Siigner
ODER Elm Sgnorant. g8ir legen
oesbolb jest unierc 0oppel. 8rage
Den iran5oiild).canobiid)en 8HrOeu,
troaern, Den Serrn Sauerp CRETE
uno ibren Gollegen Dor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
(Spe5inl-G orreiponoen6.)
afnn ollttnnm''.

ltebt elm unpiiienoer. llnsloubi9er
Gblnele ooer umerifoniIder Neil.
belize trelllh llld)ts. Mber gu
Gbriltenmcnif, perItebit es bod ODER
iolit eS bod perlteben, lollte Das
Soifpoiier OH Dir nidt periGmen-
bet moroen ieit, B. b. ioQtelt Gu
nidt goiI5 unb gar Shifibruh ges
litten BADEN all @laltben unb Sell.
gion mo 0einen aated)islmls gang.
lid pergeilen. gS nor Seus
u a5aretb! - Ger Nten.
ldenIobn; ober i'll leinem 90 e n.
| d. e II nprte mar u otteSs
t y t; = lnb mdbrero DER Men-
iheniobn ~oilslpenoie on Die polisei-
liben Sbren ipriht, sreift lie Der
q ottes obn innenoia am
8eiite nno am @emiitb, id)iittelt
lie Ollrd, mo ollrh nit Sdreden.
ipie nit grbbeben, Dob lie Den
sltbem perlieren. bob ibnen oas
Ser5 per5aet, Seben uno Soren per.
gem, lilo ne op11nldd)rtg mle ab9e'
mGbtes 8rus, biniinfen Sil goben.
Sic lGgen nod BORT, penn linen
SENS bon Nasaretb niht erlallbt
bate, mieoer 5u gltbem mo ollf Die
Seine al fonlmen. - Siebe, bas lit
oas cine greianiB bort auf benz
Selberg. gber es lieet nod mebr
in Oieicnt greigniB. @er IN 6olge
bon permeintliher gluiflGrung, Sab.
ll,dt, @enuBiuht. 9ieoerlidfeit iein
gloubig iharfes glltge nidt perloren,
Den arollcn Stanr nod nlht befoms
men, Der liebt IN 0iciem Grei9niB
Suulcnbe pan gleihcn, obcr nod, &C.
m~oltiNcren Greigniiien Der NcltNc.
idjidte ieit neun5ebnbunloert Gobrcn.
Gem 10 lan9e idon baben bic
Soae %itltelr. uub ibr Inbang obel
ouf Der groe nah Scibes. uno @ei-
ItesfrGiten aeorbeitet, Die fatboIii6e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
a1apftr iiber nus
RnCrnkram}arhft.

@ir Iteben I'M Hpienfrun5nlonat.
SoBt ms einitimmen in Ona ton.
lelloItimmi9e 9lpc, oos Sium 0innnel
jest emportont, tbeilne6mcn an Dem
allgemeinen @e6etsititrm uno 0e-
betsfrcll6ulg, Den Der Eopit Iebt in
S5cnc geleBt, llrlb loBt ms fleIBig
mo irontm Den MoIentrolt5 beten.
Gin GROCER Serebrcr bes III. go.
icnfrnn5cS mar Der 81. Batter, Geo
Der Irei5cbnte. gr nenl1t i'm Sos
Scilmittel fiir sic Sddoen Der
Sebt6eit Die 2oiung Der io5inlen
6rogr. Ser Noienfron5 lit I'M
Stonoe, Die ~io6iolc Hepolution, an
bcren @orubeno mir ST iteben idei.
men, auf5ubolten lnb nieoer8u.
bolten; er lit i'm Stanoe, lniere on
@enuBiudt, @ottper9eiienbcit uno
Sobiuht franfe 3eit mieoer 81 bpi.
len. Tnrlrn marc Der greiie Yrie.
tier ,auf Netri Sbron nift miiDe, I'M.
nler nnO INNER mic0er 5l rl:fen imo
5u mobncn: n@reiit aun @oicn-
fron5e."
Nud) Der mlper9eBiide Eoplt
Gills Der afelulte bat itets Die @ldll.
bigen allf oos electromagnetic ucr.
mieien.
@tpo 6ebn Monote Dor i~cineul
Sooe CT. spril 1870 rid)tctc cr
an Die Yilger bon IoitierS iclgennc
Worte:
,Sctet NuQc 5uiammen III Gnren
6amilien ieoen glbeno Den Holen.
fron5l Sotcr ltnb Mutter. Sobne
nnG Sodter, betet tGglid oieies 10
einfad- idone nit NblGiien 10 reid
begnabiate @ebet. Nebmet bieies,
meme ainoer. an ols mein leBtes
@ort uno ais ooS Mnoeufen, Dos
ih guh binterloiie!"
Nm z. Wai neSielben SSabreS
i6loB Der 81. Toter cine 9(nreoe oil
Die foriiihe Population YSoget ben
gurigen, Dob Der YapIt Ibnen einen
Hatb giebt, BOB lie nGmli6 ie0en
Nbenb nit Der garl5en Samilie ben
Goienfron3 beten; benn Der &oien-
fran5 lit Der fitr5e Srbegriff oaer
hriitlifen @ebete."
limo bel elmer nnberen @elegen-
belt elmer Dffentlifen gluoien5 onl
II. Hopember 1877 ipraf er lid
iiber Den Toienfrau5 iolgenoermoBen
aus: Ser bl. &oienfron5 lit elm
fleines @pangelilm unO fiibrt 9ie.
jenigen, melde i'm anbGhtia mo
fleiBig beten, 81 Dem Srieoen, Der
i'm Gpangeliunl periprod)en iit!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
Gime trrunalidr 8itte.

Inter Den pielen gllten @ertem
melde auf Die ofientlid)e 0obltbG.
tigfeit Inipruh MAIDEN, 5ablen ole
Negermiiiionen nid)t 5u Den nnbe-
beutenoiten. Die 9efebrung Der
Shmar3en, longe bernudlaiiigt,
liegt iett nod im argen, bat lid,
aber etpas gebeliert. Altd Den
9tegern ioQ bos 9ld)t Des fl. 8lau.
bens leuften. 9a5u brauft es
nber Dor alien Iinsen Yrieiter unb
aotebiiten. 9ieie beron3ubiloen
foitet nidt wenig. Gle Miiiiondre
limo uber armer oils air6enmGule;
Tie limo gar5 oui Die MilotbGtigfeit
on9eipieien. Sn Wontgomerp,
9lla., lit oas Ct. Soiepb's College
our SeranbiIoung bon M~iiiionGren.
Ger bofnp. Slater 8utih itebt an Der
Spise Der Anitalt uno bittet Inn
llnteritiielng. Nuf Ole geringite
@obe nimmt er nit SreuOcu ent.
gegen. IoreiIe: Hen. Soiepb Sut'd),
@or 775, montgomery, Nla.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17

o. onIrl, liebpr Seler, loB uls
a. beute gum Selberg blnols'
IN mo1en nnb Dos Sd)ouipiel,
oos lid BORT einnnoI 5lige.
trogen, lebboft an lltIerem
8eiite uoriiber6ieben laiien.
@ir iebeIl BORT cinen Wonn. mir.
bepoll luto milb-ernit in Witte bon
policemen, unO CT i1eint ST. ibnen
Gtpas geiogt 81 baben. 0uriiber
~itiir5en lie mic eltiett riiflinas, noG
alien Seiten giner iiber oen
9noeren bin. 9ieie 8olicemen
iinb abgeldidt, Seilm bon 9to5uretb
81 fungcn. 60 5ieben lie ans nit
&nitteln mo StoGen uno Strifen
mo aetten nlo Son5en unO Sd|uer-
tern llnb Sodeln uno Soternen, mie
gegen clncn StraBcnrGuber.
I'm ibrer Code iid)er al ieiu. ia.
ben lie - natilrlih INNS @elo
einen flnbigen 6iibrer, Dem @ea
mo Steg iiber ben 3eoron mo Der
@orten uilo Die gciud)te Yerion &c.
q befonnt iinO, ndnllif ben Mpo.
Itel SllOos Sscariot; lllp rpic lie
MN in Der HGbc beim SnfeliGein
Die 8eltalt 9enoll betrahten nr,O Der
Npoitel nit Dem &uiie oos Signal
gibt: Ser lit es!" oa lahte ibnen
ibr poli5eimdrmiid,e5 Ser5 im Seibe
iiber Ocn Sang, lie umiielen Die
0cItolt. iln0 Der 0o l6mingt ld)on
Die SongiGlinge iiber Oei aopf uno
Der ld)iittelt Die Snnoidelen uno
Ocr Sirbt Den SGbel pom Scber, nm
oacnioll0 brein5ubauen, % ir0gt
Ole @citnlt in ibrcr Niittc ruhiN:
,yScn illd)t Sbr?" Ginitinnlig
bcibt Ole Nntrport: .Ecilum bon 9to.
5orcth," Gn ipridjt Die Gimme
tlar mo ocutlid): sd bin c0!"
Sie moren an 0en rcdItcn Oiom &c
fonmen. Mber alltott hui Allf-
troe Der bobcn Sbrigfeit ms @crf
81 iesen, ~iliir5en lie gall5 mnnlonn.
lid uno poli3eimiorig pol Shreden
unb Nngit iiber ben Sullfen.
@ie bos gefomnen, bopon per-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
Dinamsarmnrfrnes6 el6.

Geo. y. &laner Don Setroit, eill
Sngenieur BON nutionalem Guf mo
Witglieo Der <rfSnternationolen WoI.
ieritroben . Gommiiiion hat III cinerl
@ortrag Dor Der Detroit engineer
ing Societp" oeu 9criaielungSborl-
ten I'M Smperiol gnlep, Der iriiber
inter Dem mriidigen 9ton1en Geotb
Galep befoltnten Wilitc i'll SiiO-
Californian, Elm Gnoc NIT S6reder
IN NliSiidt g%eitcllt.
DSnnerholb 5luon6ig rSabren",
la1te er, olueroen SouienOc Don
Mcni6en. Die aii HegierlungSlonn
inn Smperiol 8alep @eilnitdtten 0e-
NrilnOet boben, ourd @niier p~ertric-
ben mo ibre @ohnh1uier unb
Seloer olli Dem @runoe zines urge
belrcn &inncnices iein. 9ieie
aotoitropbc miro Die 6olgc ldlcd)ter
ted)niider Sallten bel Scr Nbleitmg
oes &aufeS oeS Colorado III 9erie,
lclungs6pcden iein. Ger SluB bal
Ole llter leiiles lieiten Settes Der
maBeu 5erireiien, Dob iolt Die 9an5e
@aiiermense ms 3bal obilicBt.
9ie Sngenieure e~rtennen Die @efohr
mo boben piele uer5ueiieltc g(n.
Itrcn9moen nenIudto Den Solli Oes
StrpmeS mieber IN Dos olte 8ett III
lenfcn, oQcin pergeblid). Die Ser
b%uninng miro in ienem &onoitrid
in 5uon5ia Sobren niht aenu0 icin,
nm Den 3uitrom ouiynluugeu mo
cS luerben cine Minion NcreS in
Dem 60 bis 265 sub inter Dem
Mieeresipiesel liegcnben Gbol in
einen eroBen Siuneniee permNnoclt
Wereen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17
Organization nher l1ereins-
imrierei?

Sn eiltem begeiitertcn Nrtifel
Itellt zines Der angeiebcniten fntboli-
id)en Sl1tter inieres 9onoes, has,
6rccman'S Sournal', ole Ratbolifeu
Geutldlnno's ais WrIler mo Vci.
Ipiel iilr ole 2ntbolifen nller SGn.
Der bin ullb legt 0eS SGngcrcn DOR,
mie unierc @lolibcuSaenoiicn jcnieits
oeS S6eara ole Wiad)t Der Craoni.
lntion erfonnten mo IN ibren Gent
iteQten. @ero0c Die Worlicbe ser
Ieltidcn mir 8ereine jcglifer 9lrt
babe es Den groBen Siibrern IN Den
3eiten oes Gultnrfnmpies ermog.
liht, oos 9eiolnte fntbolild)e Geutids
lnno 81 organiiiren iino uui Die
S6an5e 5l ruien, ais ole beiligiteu
Sitter be0robt lparen.
Sld)erlid) iii eS %crfreulid). ooB
mon mld) bier5ulnnoe ein5uieben be.
ginnt, mie lehr beredltiat baS
Sflngmort: r@ermania oocct
Tcitidlonb lebrt." Nbcr nod or.
ireilider mare es. menll man. itott
in aa9emeinen Hepensarten ii6 6lI
ereeben, ole Organization Der aa.
tholifeu Geutidlonb 81 ituoieren
ans DER GrfenntniB ibrer Superiori.
iGt nlli Dem 0ebIet bcS Gereinslpe,
lens Die Goniequen5en Sieben uuo
ibr 9eilpiel prnftild) nndBunbmell
beginner wiir0c. ,3miid)en elmer
5ielbemiiBtcn, a.lc Bc0iirfniiie oui
rcliaiGienl, politIldcm uno ioSialcln
8ebiet ms Au9e iniienocn Orgoni
iotion mo elmer plan. uno 5ielloien
@ereinSgriinoerei beitebt elm 9au5
aeluultiger llnteri6ieo. iiber Den ii6
III Den Ger. Stooten redt menige
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-10-17

Ihreibt gana III nnierem Sinhe Der
nO'6oaon Sausfreuno": SGrn ror
pielen Sabren baben mir bemleicn,
Dob oie&eaiernns oieles Sanoes aeaen
Ole antbolifen uneeredt iii, ineem
lie bon oenielben Shnliteuern an.
nimmt, ober BON oenielben Den &a.
tbolifen feinen Gent luieber III glte
fommen ldBt. Sn nelerer 3eit ba-
ben mn alld) Die fntbolild)en Scr.
cine oieielbe Sahe 5iir Sprnd)e &c.
braht. Gs itimmcn Ole beiogten
Vereine gai,3 genoil nit ms llber-
Gin. 9tad, Den NuforOerungeu Ser
@ered)tiafeit lit Die nmcrlfnr de
He9ieuung oerpilid)tet, be!l adtpoli-
fen bon Den coaectirten SduiItCilCrn
ibren Sbeil 3ufommen an loiiel. Gie
Contribution Der Der. Stoaten ouror.
tirt Heligionsfreibeit iiir ulie Sieli'
giouen. Somit bat audi Ole fothpli.
ife Heligiou Nnipr,ld, ami 6reibeit;
aber Dos 8egentbeil i'll DER 6oll. Tie
tatbolilde @eliaion miro bon Der
Heglerrlllg beoritft. neil mon odr.
AMI binarbeitet, Ole aotbolifet Su
5luin9en, ibre ainocr in gottlpie
SduIlen Su ifiden. IS iii bod
leid,t ciu5nieben. Dob ole &eaieruns
oeShulb Den aatbolifen bon Den
Shuliteuern nidts %suriidaibt. INN
o~enielben Shmierigfeiten Si bcrei.
ten in Der reliaioien Grsiebung III.
rer ainber. g8ir Sotbolifeu wollen
~blrd)ans feline Mnipriid)e mod)en oui
Den alten eiscntliden Sd)ulionb,
Der criitirte, ebe man bon SfulItell.
crn etmaS wuBte; mir forbern ober
unieren 1beil bon Den Shuliteuern
jiriId, Die mir ~olidbrlid bs3ablen
miiiieu. Gie erite N~niorocuma,
meld)e OIL einen Staafsperbono, Der
ani Civilization Muipriih modt, ae.
lteat mirb, lit ebrlidfeit oaen I'm.
tertbanen aegeniiber, es lit ober
llidlt ebrlib eebnnoelt, lpenn cine
@faierula eine &tdiie bon Steuer
~a1biui0en @iirgern i'll idleWtsr Gin.
lidt beraubt.