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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

Five hundred million dollars In gold
called in at the beck Of one man from
a sick, trembling. paniC-mad country
Wall street sobbing cursing, shrek
ing in a frenzy OF despair. smart So
clety rloting. carousing, debased by
the slavery OF money; girl OF ex-
dutsite beauty reared Ia setting Of
roval luxury and a crude, primitive
virile vesteruer, u mi-desperadO de-
void OF culture. plunged into stirring
love AFFAIR, are pictures froI2 a novel
cite. entitled Mrs. Van Clinic . Daugn-
ter" by Forrest Halsey In January
Young's Magazine There are sixteen
other complete stories I'm the number
liz and 1l6 East 2sth St, New York
la the United States today utterly
unprepared for the effective conduct OF
"a war. so far as It's military equipment
is concerned? An affirmative answer
Is given TO this disturbing question Ia
an article contributed 20 the Harper
Weekly dated Dec q, by Lieut. Al
bert s. Jones. secretary Of the Natondl
Rifle Association Of America. In the
same issue OF the weekly there are,
among others. these features hu-
norOus article on the ways OF the
.gage,-hand. entitled THE critic in
the Wings" by John S. Lopez, Illus
trated by Henry Raleigh; an informing
ana graphic personal sketch, by sgd
uey Brooks. OF "England's Newest
Hero man who has been Affection
atelv called THE Uncrowued Prince OF
Wales" d description OF a remarkable
experiment IN advertising. entitled "a
Gamble for a Dukedom," and many
others.-Harper & Bro, New YORK
The following are some Of the faa-
lures Of Harper's Magazine for Janu-
airy. From tho Springs of the Jordan
90 Damascus" Henry van Dyke, "a
Sign from Heaven,' story, Basil
King. paintings in color by Howard
pyle: writing an essay Edward b.
Martin; different Explanations OF the
canals or Mars" william II. Picker
iuF of the Harvard observatory 1.-THE
Eternal Feminine story. Mary r.
shipmau Andrews. "Llfe-aavers on Old
Naiabar" william Ingls; 'COngratu-
lauous" "a poem, Brian Hooker, Tho
Flute-Playcr" "a story Jennotte lee.
Tho Testing OF Diana Mallory r.
novel (Contiuued) Mrs. Humphry Ward.
WAR" "a story, Frederick Trevor Hil.
"A Portrait by n. " Noun0h' come
meut by vs.. stanton Howard, "a Val-
ley Of Caucasus" Henry W. Nevlns0n.
Dunn "Extract from Captain storm
fields Visit no. Heaven H. taken from
his own manuscript by Mark Twrln.
aud "The Moth. "a poem Edith A.
Thomas. There are many other good
things in this uumbCr-HaTpcr g. Bro,
New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
A SERMONET FOR WORKERS

Ger the News" by N. J. Hapgood)
II pays to get ready Tor the oppor-
tunity. True n is that you may have
TO walt some time FOR the real oppor-
unity % come. but that "a far better
than being forced to say OF missed
the chance or my life Just because I
wasn't prepared" Get ready FOR the
opportunity. and the opportunity viii
soon be ready FOR YOU
One day the president Of ono ot our
Ereat railroads was dictating a very
important address which he had been
asked 10 deliver on the liability of the
employer" A great many technical
terms referring especially 90 interstate
railway legislation. were employed. Tho
NlS per week stcnographcr took the
bundle without n single Inquiry.
NOW. Don't get stuck. my friend, ."
spoke up the president anxiously. III
] hand out some new ones 90 you Just
speak up, and III give you the correct
spelling. I've no time 20 go over tho
manuscript and can't take any
chances"
Il am quite familiar with every
phrase you have given me SO far" said
the young man simply.
How long have you been in the rail-
road business?"
Since ! got this Job, sir"
How in blazes did you get on an
these curves am taking you around?"
Il study railroad law at night
know IL isn't needed for my present
Job, but thought the day might come
when | might need It"
The president dropped his notes. He
ran his head through his iron gray hair
and brought It down on the desk with
a bang.
Young man I see that day comingi"
he said with the weight OF conviction.
II did not come at once, by the way.
but The young man was gradually pro-
NOTED 70 an assistant secretaryship
with an excellent future In view.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
COMMUNION OF SPIRITS.
Madame Schumann-Heiuk in the De
iineator

Madame Schumann-Heiuk in the De
lineatoT
The last nine years with "a single
exception, 4 have celebrated Christ
mas in America while my dear chill
dren have been iu Germay But eyery
year ] had my little tree with Us can
dies, and under 80 I would place tho
photographs OF my little ones. Then at
10 O'Clock u the morning. used TO
light my candles, and they would ugnt
theirs at four Boa the afternoon. and i
just know that at such times our spir-
It's woull bee in communion with one
another And while my little ones
across the sea were happy and JUDI
laut I would sit alone and pray FER
veuty for their health and well-being.
aud / have not "a doubt that the dear
Lore heard my complications. II Is ms
firm belief and no power on earth cal
shake it.-ihat on Christmas day the
Lord shows special mercy 10 us poor
mortals and grants ms our dearest
wish. Mine has been granted. my chill
dren and ] are now reunited. I have "a
beautiful home FRA my dear America
aud ! am Do "a position 60 bring up
my children iu the best possible way
t0 make them good honest noble men
HHu women
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
CHICNGo's WAY.

From au chat 49,. cam Ioau. th. O'y
Of Chicago H taking ha lead u tb.
battle against the white mans
plague consumption
n b. said that uis disease Del respon-
fihlo ,ci one-seventh of the worlds an.
nual mortality ~ hlls tho country
with defpairing and hopeless souls who
look forward 40 a certain fate. To
htN' nnoh a foe Of humanity has been
Nc ambition Of many an Investigator.
particularly curing me last auarter "A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

I'VE should have gone TO Wall street
and throttled the thieves and returned
TO the honest people their hard earn
ings So John Wesley Gaines pro-
claimed In The house OF representatives
Saturday. II John feels that way ne
should remember that ID is never too
late 10 mend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

There will be no trouble in Goldfela
so long as the troops are there. whea
they are gone and an attempt is made
to work the mines with nou-union men
Is the time when the trouble will come, II
II comes That will be the crossing o.
the Rubicon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

Editor Stead thinks that the send
ing Of the Atlantic heet TO the Pacific
is putting Il in the jaws Of the lion
of Japan. II is long. long since any
ono gave any heed TO what Editor
stead says OF thinks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

Weston looks upon OLesy's chal-
lcnge 20 walk a thousand miles In a
thousand hours as a challenge 10 a
keep-awake-eudurancc test, and de-
clines IT, The gallant old man is a
pedestrian and not d sleep walker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

The mystery ot the voyage to the
Pacific is I'm the minds Of those who
always imagine a mystery. The reason
is so plain that they fail to comprehend
IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

Governor Hughes IS said to be a
very cold man. But all the indica-
tions are that he viii make II hot
for a number Of candidates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

Somehow &c is much pleasauter and
moro thrilling To read about sloop
of-war than of the greatest iron
bound hatueship
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

II the weather bureau would make
itself popular with the boys and girls
1t win order plenty Of skating during
The holidays.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

"a great many lunatcs read my
verses" says Ella Wheeler wilcox. Is
&c % case of post hoe or propter hoc2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

And now Hon. Tom Lawson is going
to launch % new political party. Al
ways in a frenzy of some kind.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
JUST FOR FUN.

what sensible poet he Isl" Yes
keeps his hair cut short And his
versesi'-Cleveland Leader.
But life has no bright sider walled
the pesstmist. Then get busy and
polish up the dark side" rejoined the
optimist.-Chicago Daily News.
Kind old gentleman-'I hope you
go 70 sunday school regularly little
boy Any kind OF a boy--"Oh. yes.
sir. regularly every year. the two sun.
days before Christmas. Life.
The Tener-"Before you draw any
money we require that you give us a
months notice, is ut Are yez think
IN av gittin' some man in me place 20
Judge.
But can we live on 1900 a year 20
asked he. Let's see. said she.
Theatre tickets will cost about $3.50
annually, flowers as much more. and
bonbons. say, 5000. Certainly we can
do Il. John. and save money IN the
bargain. louisville Courier-Journal.
wealth" remarked the man who
moralizes can be made a great In.
huenCe FOR good Yes answered
Mr. Dustin Stax' and vet when YOU
start IN with the kind Of a man who
has to be hired to be good, it's mighty
hard TO get your moneys worth. -
Washington star.
Bank President-"You say YOU be-
long TO the Y NJ. G. A. the b. Y
p T., the c. e.. the $ G. A. and
other sections Of the alphabet?' The
New BooltkeepeT---'Yes SIR Bank
President-"WeH. any time YOU feel
that you need a few thousand. just
come frankly TO me. ] don't care TO
have the books all tangled up.'-Puck.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

Experience proves that these days
g. IS easier 90 hold "a good man up
than to keep him down
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

National Grange to urge the iegisla-
lures of those states 20 impose a. per
capita tax OR ono on land to meet tho
cost 90 construction.
Congress ~ asked 20 increase govern
ment expenditures in various ways-to
Improve on n strand scale the inland
waterways. 90 add considerably 10 the
cost of maintenance OF the army ana
tho navy and to order the construction
of four new battleships.
& proposition that the general gov
eminent shall vote money towards the
building of highways ls therefore not
likely 10 hc favoably considered.
Where there's "a win there's a lawyer.
Hang up your stocking and be sure
you don't forget
rhc more feed the less haste"
says the diner out.
Christmas comes but once year.
therefore lors be jolly.
New NorEs blue sundays are gray
days to the Gothumites
There ls no food trust IN salt Lake.
but there are food trust prices here.
Political fences In Ohio this year
are bcing constructed ~ barbed wire.
Judge Wallace OF Kansas city Is
the rrcotest SabbataLan I'm the coun-
try.
Experience proves that these days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

Judge wallace OF Kansas city is
the rreotest sabbataLan in the coun-
try.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

Political fences In Ohio this year
are bcing constructed ~ barbed wire.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

rrhc more feed the less haste"
says thc diner out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

Ncw Yorks blue sundays are gray
days 90 the Gothumltes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

Christmas comes but once a year.
therefore let's be- jolly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

There ls no food trust IN salt Lake.
brat there are food trust prices here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

But life has no bright sidew walled
the pcssimist Then get busy and
polish up the dark side" rejoined the
0ptimist.-Chicago Daily News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

Hang up your stocking and be sure
you don't forget
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

What a sensible poet he Isl" Yes
keeps his hair cut short And his
verses! "-Cleveland Leader
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
9amojmder, id)auet her!

Sraenb 3emanb, Der oas bette Soua 9arb.
gana in Der 36be bon gnter Stdotthen NIT to-
tholiidher &irdl uno Sd)ulen fouIen iutu. ioute
hterbin founen uub lid oieie Tarrnen an'eben.
Der Observation-Disclosures tutro benz aarier 5I'
rlderitattet.
400 Nder tmfnfenbe nerbeferte Siebs uno qees
tretoefarn. ereu5euo an bas et6btnen Nopiue
in @oooburh Gpuntp i'm meitlinaen Soua. Die
Gerbeletunger auf oieier 5arm ltno $1,000 uerfh.
9iur cine balbe Meile BON bent S~tdotden. etts
iertt. Ter @runo lit Der n1erbeifc: reidler.
eetheif jir @etreibes nnb giebsudt.. Jlteseits
oeS 8aher aui benz sSeioepIaB pdbreno oeS gais
jen Sobres uno CUTE Grunnen NIT @iiiortlble.
Aeit uubraudbares 9anb, Wues fam petpini =
bringeno bebaut perben. .Ereis per @der S55.
30. =.
400 4der gutuerb ~eferten 2anoes, Bios 2h Wleis
len bon benz Stdotdben Merria i'm nitttleren
3heile BON HInmouth Qountp. Sotpn. gelegen.
Rein befereS 2auo auf Der @elt. reifer iffunrs
ser Bpoen. geetgte ct fitr Efehs ino @etretoedudht
Mud nidt elm Ader u~nbruuhbar. Serbelerungen:
BITE @ebdnoe hnb iebr 9roB uno itanobaft. be.
itehene aus etnem siueiitodiesn @obnbaus "a
Somnertldbe unb 9utent seller. Sbeune, SO bel
80 5uB, nit erpBem Seubpben uno 8aditeins
@rbgeiduB. auhitan. "a bel SO 5uB, nit Seubos
ben. giebihuppen. $50 Jus lang. Wetreioe
ipeider elmer 26 BET so Sub uno elmer Y bel 20
5ahl tletnerer Rebengebduoe. Gut e%inseridtete
6utterpldbe. 1reiS Der Nder sos.
9ablungs bebinsunsen; Gin Grittel baar am ].
R6rB 1908.
es sibt feline beHereu aaniselesenhsiten In
Sonia fur oteieu 8reis. @enn es Sic intereiiirt,
10 fparten ste nidat. 8omnnet gu mir uHo t5 mill
eI4 Die carmen 5etsen.
MATTHEW r. FABER,
Remsen, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Ser Tcinb i'm Sauie.

Gin ipoblbabenber Sabrifbeiiser
bate 5lpei &inDer, cine Softer unb
eiuen Sobn. Die beibe na1 Dem
Gbarafter Der brapen Iutter er3os
gen puroen. gr nabm einen Sde
brifbireftor nuf, Der bag Ser5 Der
So6ter geiponn, uno bieier fiibrte
lie ais feline Srau beim. Ser Shtpies
seriobn tranf n6er germ. NlS er
einen ebemalisen aameraoen IN Die
.Sabrif mlfgenommen bate. Der
gleiffaIls elm Srinfer mar, ipiiGs in
inn Die 2u1t 5um Srinfen bis our
2eibenlfaft. Nadl Dem Sobe bes
S6niegerbaters iibernabm er Die
Sabrif. als Der So6n ii1 NIT inn,
Dem Shipn9er perfeinbet bate. Son
pa ging es saI6 abfpdrts. or sez
rietb in S1ulben, Der Sreuno betro9
i'm; Die Sabrif brannte nb. 5ulebt
mllbte err nit ieiner Srau uno ieinem
&inbe als 8ettler o banner 5ieben.
8obl befom er balo pieber einen
ange5ebenen Soften; a6er Der Gang
gum Srinfen brnfte i'm au6 Inn
bieie SteIun9. 8on bn an fam er
INNER tiefer berilnter. Gus Dem ebes
maliaen 0eintrinfer pur0e i6ritt<
peiie elm S6nnpsidufer, big linn
Elm beionberes greisnib Die Iusen
Dffnete. Sa erfannte er nun Ieinen
iunbren 6einD III Der Srunfiudt,
Der Ell ni6t ipiOeritanDen bate.
Ser einiti9e Sabrit6eiiber mar Sabns
ipdrter 9eporoen unb f%riitete miibz
fam bas Sniein. Iber CT ianb Die
Strait our llnttebr. Ser Seinb i'm
Sauie. Die Srunfiuft ipilrbe beiieet,
nnb ppn ba an fanb er ipieber ben
be9liidenben Samilienfrieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
MMtmma, &atbolifem!

Grfols i'm 9lniiehsfn bon 9euten auf Jarmeii
tutro ont beiteu erStelt, nenrt man ben Nn
iteolern bilit oaS redbte 2ano 5u Den red)teii
Hreiien 5u erlnnaen, in elmer Gage. 100 baS 2ano,
6as altrna nno bic Grnten uno Der Rartt Die
Beffet ftno.
eataipba. gis.. cine Citation Der 500 giien.
babn. 160 Meileu oftlid bon ct. Hdul. 1T Elm
ioenler @Iab, ben il Jarinern. bic tpeiter iibIid,
ipobnen, uno oeren carmen 5a Helm iiuo I'm ale
thre 9tnoer 5n oerloraen, uno no oas 9ano
gu tbener 4it, nedborirlih empiebIe. Sn gae
tdpba hno lest iold)e GARNER, bic pom Suoeu
tanten, no lie Al bpten Yreiietl alspertnutten
ino bic ourtb ben 8ed,iel. btrmen orei Sahren
ibreu ,BeIib ptermaI an AuSoebnung uro @ertb
pergr0Bert baben.
Srseno Elm prettii6sr FARMER. fein spetu.
lnnt) Der nrehr Hano braudlt iIr leinc 8inoer
ais er gesenndrtie beiitt. 1T ireuuoltdlf eiuee.
laoen bel perrn eStr. aernpet poer perm SoniS
NeperS, eata.pba. Sts, ocr5uipredleu. Eieie
Betoen 5uiaiumer nit crberen bieiigel; praftis
,den 6arniern iJeroen ihut ~toiteitlps 5eigen mas
iino no iplnifdenperte5 2an0 tit, uno fudS oas
NIT getaat perhet fnuit, i,toetr tie linn bic 6es
iultate tbrer sigenen carmen nno Garrneret 5ei'
gen uno pertagfen uidt ihr eisenes 2ano, ions
trltenlos, Hano 5u Rnoen, auSbniuthen nuo 81
rsGten Yreiien 5u tap fcu. 10 eob bic 9dnfer un'
Ter Den te5teen slniiser llniitdnoen ben pollen
Sserth thres Beloes eraaltsn. gntoiubn 1T etii
netief Srt NIT Is tdthuiiicaet nno arbeitiauelt
Janitlien. bic Jest am 6uroamette ctrles 5tuets
ttodt9sn GdDulgebauoeS 100 Gei 20 Jubl lno inr
Elm Yiarrhaus arbeiter. Ias 2ouo itei9t lest
iehrcu irl Hreiie, urb oieieuigeI, bic 5nert tpm'
,nen. 1aoer iuei'iger aapitsl nothlg aIs ote. o!e
ncrtIith iein. bas feline falidle Saritenuug Der
3%atiodben lnc urritdroe portommt.. Slr meters
et15elnheiten td1reibe man an Joispb S@eu,
N1tbp!tid)er KfGrrer. S1rpn. NiSconiu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Setit lam man lanae 8rieic bilig
mad europa ihiGcn.

Sett lit bus beige Toitnmt nlf cine
bon Der lestcu %%oitcunbeution in Hom
beIdlciiene Gertragsflaniel aufmerfs
lam gerna6t norDen, noriiber mir
lhrn o Wohen uniern 9eieru mits
tbeilten. Bonn 1. Sfto6er folten alle
Sriete I'M @elpibte bis 5u 1 hinge naf
SeutlhlanD ober 2dnbern Des Soft
pereins II 5 Gents. Sisber tonnte
man bufiir mr. Sricfe bis 81 elmer
6alben hinge @epidt abihiden nnb
lpenn oas S6reiben cine hinge ipog,
betrli9 bas Yorto 10 Gents. Die Ser
abIesung oes Y0tportos eebt aber nod
lpeiter. @on ieoer ipeiteren hinge miro
III Elm 3ui6Ias BON 3 Gents erboben.
3lpei lln5en foiten alio s. 3 lln5en
II Gents uip. Gin Spitem fir be-
5ablte Hiidanttport lit gleiffallS pors
eeIeben uno iinb in iolhen Sdllen Gous
ppnS 3u f%aufen, Die ppm Ibrei1aten
lImseipe6eielt nerpen ioaen, alio in
benz ltmi6lag getban iperben miiien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01

CUR ben 0ro6berfa,tf.

Ofb uHa III, bet 80. Sept.
q etrtibc, Sen, RebI etc
9aier: 450655r.
6orn: 65970e.
@erite: 65-lg5c per SuIbel.
Noggen: 175-S6c per Bulbel. q =
Seu: 13.00@Sl4.OO
Webl: pafeht S5.S0@6O0;@ braisbt,
"a. e0@5.20. "
&leie: 1871. 90. 6aS23.O 90
Batter, Gier nnb sale.
Gier: zoe per Onseno.
Butter: Sairp, 23c y. piunb; Cream.
rp, 28t@29e.
aaie: Rabm aaie. 1876; Bird, 17ic.
0roeerieS, etc.
&eis 6f-95c per Ttuno.
!3wiebelu: 81. soc per Crate.
@epiel: 81. 00@S6. 90 per Barrel.
3artofe!u: 6je per Suibel.
@ieb.
Stiere: 8 3.50@4.30.
Rinber: S3. OO@3.5 SO.
8iibe: 3 .0G@3. 20.
RGlber: 81. a 90.
Stweins(ani benz TuBl: $5.50@5.70 per
bun6ert Bfunb.
@ieb (s%eidladtet).
RinbHeiid: 4@4ic per Biuno; Jfinber.
3@3tc per Yiuno.
Shaffeii6: &c
GrpniTipnen.
@srdndertes SleiidS 4inten: l3f@14fc;
Spet, 13t@14te.
S1malj: 9t@12ic.
Roblsn: Sarttoblen, $3.50 per Come.
Sol;: @utes Gibenbol;. 81. O097.O0 per
Rorbe.
9eial;ene Bull. Sdute: go. 1, 81 Gents ;
geo. 3, iiGents.
Srii6 seial,sne Salbbdute: go. 1, 10
Gents; go. 2, 10i 0ents.
Sals: go. /, 5 Gents; 80. 2, 4 Gents.
StaisieGe: 30@23Gents.
Grp Bone. $1,000 per Sonns; Mineral,
i3s per 9%ogienb; S!od Sat. s31 9a6 per
Sonne.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Neiien0e Mgemten
perlamgt!
Snn Grfulge Der S%nbnaucr
9athpIifcntaae

ha6en 3%ipeifclsobne au6 Die Oeutlden
a~qtbolifen Der l~lntge9eno Su6uoue' 3.
Srielter itnb Golf, beDeuteno beigetraz
gen, oilrG Die rege 9etbciliaung ON
Den Scierli6feiten, ioippbl beionbers
am Sonntage ipie aild1 ipGbreno Der
aan5en Seittuode. Sic 8etbeiligun9
oes Soma er Glerus unb Bottles
on Den @eriommlnngen bes CT. Souiz
faiths Slinbes bon Soma muB ebenz
falls loheno n%nerfannt lperben. Sn
Der Grittf Der fatboliihen 4rciie r-'~o
ertldrt. Die 9Ieib3eitiee Ibs
baltling Der 8eneral &erlahmiu.tB
Deg 81. Sonifatiuss 8linbes bon Soma
nit Der 8eneral> g erIammlun9 bcs
eentrels Tereins lei, inn o I B n
0an5en, Elm 9 ii d Of e /
u ebanfe 9epeien. @ir 6aben
aber audi mnnfe beahtenspertbe
lpobImeinenbe 4ritif gebGrt Die fpobl
bu6u beitrusen miro, Die aemeiniame
Ibbaltune bon General : @eriamrn>
luneen bon Staatsperbdnben nit Dem
Central @erein IN Sufunft n o d II
folgreiGer 5u geitalten. Ils
Seru6 fam man nit
Dem Subuquer Experiment ipobl
5nfrieben ieil. pbne nuf SoIlfom M
m bett Iniprilh 81 MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Sin ,riabres @urt.

Gin befanatcr 0ltcrrei1iI9er SAM
5%eirebner ipra1 jingit iolgcnbe be-
ber3ieenstpertbe @prte:
.@tnn muB bent5utd9e cine ORIENT
li6e 2%efiiire baben, Die tdglihe, rid
tige 3eitung. Die man perniinftis lieit,
unb man muB Defenders ein @ereinss
organ bnben. fir oaS man lid i~ntercIs
iieren fol-. IS lit MN cine geob>
a6tun9, Die mir Yereinsmenid)en alz
tGaliG MAIDEN; Der 8erein blilbt, Der
elm Organ bat unb Deiien Organ aes
leien iuirb. Nur bas iinb quite, eifrige
@ercinsmitglieber. Die bieles Organ
Genilbcn unb es nirtlid leien. Sn
Dem Iabe, ais man bas Organ zines
@ereins lieit, blei6t man auf Dem
2aufcnSen nnb unterriGtet ma ii6.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
eubru 9mbnqncr eaafreunOi6aft.

Sic Seleeoten Der fatbolil6sn Ser
cine bon Yeoria. Su., iuelhe Der
tpdbrenO Der uorigen @ohe itdttges
bnbten General : Serinmmlung bes
9. ". St. Central : @ereins beiipobn@
ten. iprad)en iih nah ibrer Giidtebr
iebr lobenO iiber Die @aitfreunbifafi
Der Seuti6en in Dubuque unb Den
9roben @rfol9 Der Central : g~ereins@
SerIunlnllnngen aus. Sic bel bieier
@elegenbeit gebaltenen fdmoien Heoen
5u boren, iparen aQein Die Heiie pertb.
Sober S6eilnebmer ipurbe frii6 inipi@
rirt unb miro auf @tunb bes nit nod
SauIe genommenen guten Ginbrufs
audi fir Die SDrberung Der peutiGen
Spra6e in ieinem en9ern &eimatbs
freiie asitiren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-10-01
Ginise ;3ablcm iiber bic Yfarri6nle

SnB bic fntboliiGe S6ule pber
Tfarridule cine iebr o9elpiInidte"
@inriGtung lit. erbeat ans Der Sbat<
ia6e. oab lie ibren groBcn 3iued err
fiilt unb 5lpnr 81 nett geringe@
rem Soften ais Die Dffcntli6cn
Sdulen. uno bnB Tie baourf ben
Steuer5aflcrn a1idbrlid @iQionen ers
ipart. 3ablen bclpeiien pies an,
belteu. Die Yfarrihulen bon 9u>
buque nllein criparen Den Steuer3abs
Tern Sieier StaOt iGbrli6 Die groBe
Gumme ben $4,000 - bcoenft IS
noDl - bon Sipei mn iieb5ig Sauienb
Dollars. Die Soften Der S6ulung
in Den Difentliden Shulen 9ubuaue's
aop betragen $24.00. Sieie
Shdeung lit nicbrig gegrifien.
Tebmen mir bieie 3abl ais 8oiis. Gs
beiuden 5000 ainber Die fatboliifen
S6ulen Ser Stabt. 1ultipli5ieren
mir oieie Sabl nit "a (bie Summc
per Sopi, ipelfe fir Die S6ulung in
Den 0ffentlif1eH S6ulen perlpen0et
pirb) 10 ergibt lid $4,000. Sieic
$4,000 werneu ben G%tenersablern
9nbname's aliabrlih burf bic fatbu=
liihen S6nlen, Snrd, bic Yiarrihnlen
eriparf.
8eben mir in umIerer S6Gbuna
etlpns lpeitcr. Initutt Dubuque ne6s
men mir Die gan5e 9i03eie bon Sus
buque. beren Yfarri6ulen 0 nnges
fdbr 10000 ainhern 6eluft iperben.
Hebmen mir tpieSerum Die oben9es