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The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
BRYAN ON CONTRIBUTIONS
Declares Republican Campaign Il
 Financed by Steel Trust.

Financed by Steel Trust.
 Wilmington. Del, Sept. l7.-Carrying his campaign into Delaware after a jump over night and today of 500 miles from Rochester, N. r.. William J. Bry- an. democratic candidate for president, twice assailed the republican party for being. as he charged in the grasp of the corporations, and more particular ly the steel trust, which he for the first time openly announced was fur nlshlng the funds for the republican party in the political contest now on. and also denounced the men who he said 1t had been reported had sold their suffrage in Delaware.
 His first onslaught was delivered at Harrington town of 2.500 people but whose population was augmented by thousands of. others who had been at- tracted there by the presence of the democratic leader Tonight he repeat ed his utterances at Shellpot Park to a throng which taxed the capacity of the place. While In this city Mir. Bryan was the guest at dinner of Judge George Gray.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
BAILEY OUT AND IN AGAIN.
Former President of Export Shipping
 Held in s2o,o00 Bail.

New York. Sept. 17.-Albert W. Bailey, who with his brother Francis conducted then defunct Export Ship ping company which loaded up the steamship Goldsboro with sl5o.ooo worth of dry goods from various houses and then were arrested in Honduras for leaving the port of Now York without clearance papers, was re-arrested today immediately after he had been released from the Tombs on $5.0o0 bail. He was then arraigned in police court and held in s2O,Oo0 ball on the charge that he converted to his own use s2,132 the pro ceeds of draft given him in April 25 last to send to London by Charles Rob- inson, agent of the Star Drilling Ma chine company.
 Bailey has been in the Tombs for some time under the charge of using the mails to defraud. He has been inn prlsoned ever since he was brought back from Honduras,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
NO FEAR FOR STATE
Connecticut Wnl Be Safe for Taft De spite IAlley, Hitchcock Hears.

Now York. Sept. l1--After the Mary land conference had been concluded to- day Mir. Hitchcock talked with mum Der of leaders from Connecticut These men declared that the state will be safe Taft, in spite of the fact that there had been some bitterness In the republican party over the nomination of Representative Lilley for the gov ernorship. At the conference were Charles r. Brooker. member of the national and executive committees; Senator Bulkeley. State Chairman Kenealy and about dozen other men prominent in tho party in Connecticut. All of these men. who were identified with commercial interests were feeling sanguine 20 far as the national ticket is concerned.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
FORESTRY SERVICE GROWING.

Washington, Sept. 17.-Dehnite decls- ion of the United States forestry service to establish forest service district head quarters in the national forest states was announced to-day, although ten tative decision was reached some months ago. The forest states will be divided up into six districts with head quarters at San Francisco. Mlssoula Mont; ogden, Utah; Denver, Col; Port land, Ore., and Albuquerque, N. M
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
SETTLING FOR FRISCO FIRE

San Francisco, Sept. 17,--The Rhine and Mosele Fire Insurance company, which has been settling with policy holders who suffered loss in the big fire of April, 1906 on a basis of 26 cents on the dollar, yesterday made it's final proposition for settlement to the unpaid policyholders amounting to more than 5000.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
ALpERTI TO CONFESS MORE.

Copenhagen, Sept,N l7.--1t Is believed that M Alberti, former Danish minister of justice. who on September confess ed to a series of frauds exceeding s2,- b00,00O will make another confession justifying the arrest of prominent per lieved that Alberti had accomplices In London and that he has fortune slowed away in the safe deposit boxes of various English banks.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
GAS COMPANIES ATTACK LAW

Saratoga, Sept. 1.-The constitution ality of the New York State anti-ga pumping law, enacted for the protec- ton of the natural mineral springs of Saratoga, was attacked today before the appellate division of the supreme court, third judicial district, by attor- neys for the gas companies who have plants In this village.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
RECEIVER FOR s1, ,oOo, ,oOO

Boston, Sept. 17.--JeNmiah Smith, jr. of this city, was appointed receiver of the Hadley Cement company of Lynn \ nthe United States circuit court here today. The receivership is the result of the petition of George A,sAlden of Boston, creditor for $47, ,99Og The com pany has been doing business for six years and is capitalized at $1,000000.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
SOCIALISTS STILL SPLIT
Strong Language and Threatened Vio-
 Ience Disturb Convention.

Nuremburg, Sept T.--A stormy session of the socialist congress was held to-day, 1t apparently being im- possible for the northern and south ern representatives to reach an agree ment on the subject of voting appro- priations to the empire. During the course of the discussion to-day the delegates resorted to strong language, and some of them even threatened vlo- lence. The meeting closed without a decision having been reached, and the debate will be continued tomorrow.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
SETTLING SEARS ESTATE.

Boston, Sept. 17.--Mrs C. c, Sears, mother of J. Montgomery Sears of this city, who was killed in an auto mobile. accident near Providence, R. l., was to-day appointed administra- trix of her sons estate by Justice Grant in the probate court, The value of the estate is estimated at several million dollars.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
LAsKER AGAIN DEFEATED.

Munich, Sept 17.-Dr. Tarrasch won the twelfth game of the cham pionship chess match to-day. This game was adjourned from yesterday, and after 65 moves Lasker was forced to resign.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
MILFORD.
Especial Journal-courier News Service.

Milford, Sept. 1.-The funeral of Lawrence Dawson was held yesterday morning at 9:SO from his late resi- dence and later from St, Mary's church, where a mass was said. The deceased reposed lin lovely couch coffin. and the profusion of flowers showed the respect in which he was held by his friends. Among them were a pillow with the word. Illus band" wreath, Father" and sev- eral flat bouquets and other pieces. A large circle of friends escorted the remains to the grave. Mir. Dawson leaves, besides widow, three sons to mourn his loss.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
FRENCH AER0PLANE FALLS
Crashes Down from Height of 25 Feet
 Pilot Much Cut Up.

fingers, France, Sept 17.-Rene Gas .nier, the aeroplanist met with a nasty accident while making tests with his machine this afternoon. The connect ing rod of the planes broke and the machine crashed down from height Of 2b feet. Cashier was severely cut about the head and the aeroplane was wrecked.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
The nartv of adults going fishing dlt

not want any children among them, and the lttle ones, who had an inkling of the project. were satisfied as to the falslty of their suspicious of the real nature of the trip But little Jacky, on his fathers return, spled a basket in which lay a forgotten solitary fish Im- mediately he began to howl and would not be comforted
 "Oh, oh, oh he bawled ITO think my mother lied to me!"-Baltimore American.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
pHIEF SPECIALIST CAPTURED.

Paris Sept. 17.-The police have ar rested a thief who went under the name of S. Pelisdorf, of San Francisco, who is wanted in every capital in Europe. He made a speciality in stealing bank col lectors wallets substituting empty wal lets therefore
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

Lieutenant and Mrs William P, Ennis, who have been stationed the past four years at West Point, N Y., are now at Fort Sill. Oklahoma. Mrs Ennis is daughter of the late Pro- lessor Totten, of Milford.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
WON POOL CONTEST.
William Mulvey Defeated J. Ryan by
 Eight Points.

At the Academy pool parlors las' night the much talked of match be tween Muvey and Ryan was played before large crowd of pool fans Mulvey succeeded in winning the game defeating Ryan by eight points, Mul. veys score being 100 and Ryan's 92
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
STOLE HALF DOZEN SPOONS

ness on his own hook Bernard J Me Garty was arrested by Detective Ward yesterday and charged with theft He is accused of stealing a half dozen sil- yer spoons of the value of S3 from the Tontine hotel. The spoons were recov- cred
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
MIR. PROJECTS CONDITION.

William Frolich, the well known bar Der who is seriously i'll with typhoid fever, Is resting as comfortable as could be expected but the crisis to the disease will not come for three or four days. He is at his home, 366 Edgewood nVenlIe,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

Club Women in Boston," said the head inc
 Dear. dear" commented the near sighted man, unable to read the con text T never would have thought 1t possible. Why, the very worst we do in Philadelphia is to neglect to give 'em seat Philadelphia Ledger,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
HANDS OFF IN BOSTON.

Boston, Sept. 17,-Heads of the city departments are forbidden to particl- pate in political canvasses at the com Ing election in circular issued by Mayor Hubbard to-day Immediate dis mssal from the service will be the penalty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
MINE ROOT CAVES IN.

Yusovo, European Russia, Sept IT. Seven miners were killed and a large number injured this afternoon by the caving in of the roof of the Veroffsky mine.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
WALL, OF FLAME A MILE LONG.

Laporte, Ind, Sept. 17.-A wall of flame a mile long is sweeping through the Kankekee marshes, destroying ev- erytling in It's path It Is feared that there will be repetition of the fire of 1883 when the flames ate ten feet into the earth
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
LOST FRUIT STEAMER SAFE.

Kingston, Jamaica, Sept 1.-The fruit steamers Admiral Dewey Admiral Schley and Salvatore Di Giorgio ar rived safely at Port Antonio to-day, several days overdue. These vessels encountered the recent hurricane fin tho Wst Indies
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
VIOLENT EARTHQUAKE SHOCK.

Guyaquil, Ecuador, Sept. 17,--A violent earthquake shock was exper- fenced in this city this morning. It caused q great panic among the peo- pie, but there was no loss of life
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

X A meeting of the Benevolent union will be held at the First Congrega-
 tionai church tomorrow afternoon at :. ,2:SQ.s ~.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

St Mary's Dramatic club gave a very successful presentation of When We Were Twenty one" at Music hall this evening
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

A delegation from the local tribe enjoyed the convention of Red Men in Bridgeport this week.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

Edson L. Bryant of Ansonia. deputy collector of internal revenue, was in town on business today
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

< Miss Lena Lines has accepted DO .sItion as teacher in West Hartford for the fall term.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

Yesterday morning a fire broke out in q barn belonging to George W. Clark at Indian river, and before help could be secured another barn caught fire and both were burned to the ground.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

The young ladies of the parish met at the Congregational manse, Wednes- day evening and formed a society of Social Workers" The following ofIi- cers were elected: President. Miss Susie Downes: first vice president, Miss An ma Gaylord, second vice president, Miss Olive Barker; secretary, Miss Ethel Plant; treasurer, Miss Bertha Gaylord.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

The funeral of Mrs. James Beach, who died at her home on North street last night at II o'clock, will take place tomorrow afternoon at 2;30 from her late residence.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

Miss Mary Ford is having some changes made at her residence on Green street Carpenters are at work taking away the outside stairs which lead Into the second story, which has ! been used by Miss S. N Stowe for her select school for many years. Other work will be done inside, which will add to the convenience and comfort of the home
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18
BRANFORD.

Special JournaI-Courier News service.l
 Branford. Sept. l7.-Upwards of one hundred names were received by the registrars of voters for the first dis trict and placed on the Hist to be made" at their session today. The number of names received by the reg istrars In the second district did not exceed twenty.
 A large contingent of Branford peo- pie attended the Berlin fair today. R
 The following officers were elected at the recent meeting of NJ P, Rice Hose company No. ?: Foreman, James Tobin; first assistant, John r. connol. ly; second assistant. Jerry Reynolds; secretary. Franklin Collins
 Tidlngs were received today. of the sudden death of Mrs. James Galligan at her home in West Haven. Deceased was In her usual health when MT. Gal ligan went away at noon but on his return at night he found her dead Mrs Galligan was before her marriage Miss 1 Margaret Began of Branford. and her early years were spent with her par ents in this place. She was prominent in church and social work and her death Is sincerely regretted by large circle of friends and acquaintances She is survived by her husband, her parents, Mir and Mrs. William Began. three sisters, the Misses Nellie, Kath- erine and Julia Began, and three brothers, Messrs. Edward. John and William Began
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

Miss Margaret suman, former resident, who was at one time mis- sionary in Africa. is now stationed in the Philippines, where she was sent by the Baptist missionary board Miss Suman has fifty children under her care. none of whom ia twelve years of age. She is very enthusas- tic over her work. and the missionary board speaks very highly of her ser vices.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Platt are pre- pairing to move into the house pur- chased by Walter M. Irving on Center street.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-18

The harvest festival of the Mary Taylor M. E. church has been ar ranged for October ', 8 and in the church chapel. The men of the church will have charge of the vege- tables, and a committee from the va rious societies of the church has been chosen to furnish the program for the evenings. The aid society. under whose auspices the fair Is given. will have charge of the fancy article de- partment, and the supper will be in charge of the important societies of the church--the aid society, the Alethia circle and the Epworth league.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18

(Spe5ieu fir bieie 8eituns.).
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fenntniiies. 10 1T Die Sabl Der @ldls
bi9en dubcrit Helm. Sas tpeibli6e
@einled)t bilbet beute Die uneebeure
Webr5abl Der @ldu6i9eu uno bieie
Webr5abl lit pieleidt MIR cine Wino%
ritat inter ben fran5Dlii6en Srauen."
Doe lit bas trarlrige 8erf Der nn>
sldubisen Yreiie. 9ieies 8erf lit
nift tpenieer berberbli1 in ben iibriz
gen Staaten guropa's unb Imerita'S.
8eligipn uub Sittlidteit bat felt 40
big SO Sabren iiberal eenaltie absez
nommen unb Der llnelaube unb Die
chronological iinb furdtbar anse<
tpddIen. Gin aItes Sprihmort ia9t:
,Saae mir nit @em Su umsebit.
unb i6 ia9e Sir tper On biit." 1tnb
Die III. S6rift iaet: n@er nit Se6
umgebt, Der beiubelt ii6." User bic
@efabr liebt, Ser fommt barin um."
Sic tdeli6e g%rfabruus 5ei8t audi:
8er ungldubiee 8ldtter lieit, Der lit
i6on ober er pirb n~nsldnbig, ebenio
tpie Serienige, Der republifanii6e ober
bemofratiIhe ober io5idlitii6e 9ldtter
ilCtit gu piSfSi fbliS't i~ph SS1p%t
ober balb seboren miro. 9enn, bas
tpas q ebrutt lit, iibt cine geipaltiee
gerfiibrungsma6t auf Die meiiten
2eIer aus, neil linen in Der Hegel Die
Belt unb Die Wiittel feblen. bas Salihe
bonn 8abreu 81 unteriheioen. Sic
nebmen relieiDie, 9ei6i6tlide, pbiloe
Iopbii6e unb politiihe Srrtbiimer obne
Mbnlin9 ais refine 8abrbeit bin; Das
Der berbieten iopobl bas Hatlrseieb,
als bas p~oiitibe @eiee Der Stride, bas
2eien idle6ter S6rifteu, ausaenoms
men in iolfen Sduen. mo Semano
burf Imt ODER @eiddft bu5n ge>
n0tbiet lit, unb in bieien Sdaen barf
er nur 9asienise leien, mas 5t leinem
@ei6dfte se6ort, uub bart Die 3eit1ng
peber ieiner Srau nod ieiren ainoern
gu leien 9eben. 9enn 3eitunsen
iino ni6t fir 9iuber, ionbern fir
grpa6iene eeidrieben. Bel9e 3eiz
tunsen miiiien MN fir i6le6te 9es
balten perben? 4nttport: @ae. Die
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18
4ltnhrr Dir 1tnth DER kathnltrbem a1rer1e;

ni6t fir Die Stride eintreten. Sier
gilt oas 8ort Gbriiti: .@er ni6t nit
mir lit, Der lit ge9en MIDI" Sc gibt
alio feline io9en. farbloien. n~eutralen
8ldtter. Gle iinb enttpeber piiients
lih ober unfpi1entlih SeinSe Der
Stride, pie iebr lie es aud %ableusnen.
1lnb mas bon ben 3eitlneen gilt, bas
gilt audi bon alien eebrudten Shrifs
ten. ieien es Md9a5ine, Homnne. No>
neuen L.. +. 10. S6ledt lit Die 8relie
iotpobl bur6 bas, mas Tie peri6peigt
als bur6 bas. mas ite iaet. Gle
maht Sagb in alien Binfeln Der grbe.
nm Gerserniiie geeeu Die Stride auf>
5ittreibeu, uno poiount bieielben nah
ardften aus unb feiert ale 4ereerniB>
eeber ais sroBe 8elebrte, Seiben pber
Wartbrer. Die groBen unb rubms
poaen 8erfe Der Stride unb i6rer
6eilisen idtpeiet lie tobt. Sr alien
&dmpfen Der Stride iteut bieie Sreiie
ii6 auf Die Settle Der air6enfeinbe.
60 I'M beutiGen &ulturfampf unb I'M
fran5oiii6en a1ilturfampf, eupbemis
itiif nSrennung bon Stride unb
| Staat" genannt; unb ipenn tie ni6t
INNER iber Die Hieberlageu Der Stride
jubelt, 70 f6ipei9t lie iiber bic hinge
rehtigfeiten, ipelhe lire Seinbe ibr
3ugefiigt. I'M bic @mpfinblidfeit ibrer
fatboliifen Qbonnenten ni6t gu bers
leBen. @enu Die fatbolii6e Sreiie
uns iiber Die airhenberfolguns in
Sranfrei6 ni6t aufgefldrt Bate,
Damn tpiiBten mir nod beute nidts ba>
bon. Die amerifanii6e Sagespreiie
ldtuie9 ale @reueltbateu Der frau5Dz
iii6en Sreimaurer tobt. Sir Die
Suben, bic ms 8ublnnb berbamt
fuurben, 5eigte uniere T~a9eSpreiie
grpbes Witleib unb gntriiitung gegen
lire @erfolger. fir Die Sunberttauz
ienbe aus Sranfrei6 berbannter
Won6e unb Nonnen batte Tie gar
fem 0iitleib unb feline gntriiitung
ge9en Die 8erfolger. limb cine iolde
Sasesprelie piro bon Sauienben n
ierer aatboliten fir neutral. fir farbz
log, fir unparteiiid sebalten? Sieie
fur6t6are glinbbeit, unb bieier trnlz
rise Snbifferentismus 10 biefer tat6bz
liifen 3eitunssleler bilbet Die groBte
9efabr fir Die tatboIiiGe Stride in
! uniern Sasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18
Grfabr int GriBemmalm.

Siiten mir uns 5li 9lau6en, baB Sitta
ltdfctt obne Hcligion aufre6t erbalten
iperben fam. Die feline 9ilbuna mag
BEL einigen gliidli6en Natilren einen
8iinitt9en @influB ausiiben. aber .8ers
nllnft unb Grfubrung iebren, baB
mabrbaft rationale Sittiibfeit obne
Helieion nift eebeiben fann,"
9ieIe reiien 2ebren tperben beute
nibt mebr ~9esloubt unb mir ieben Die
traurigen Spl9en Der 8iloiln9 obne
HeIigion por uniern Iusen. Ser
berrihenbe 8ilbunesfanatismus bat
Die gauge Station ereriffeu unb Die
niiieni6aftlihe 8ilbun9 peit iiber ale
8eoiirfniIIe iibertrieben. ollie Stdnbe
fDnnen belite ibr 8ebilbeten : &rolez
tariat duftpeiien. Sn Nep Dorf be-
mertte Hifter Yaterion nenli6, bab
i6ou auf $50 Seelen elm HedtsS
celebrter fonime; berielbe lleberfluB
berriht in Der dr3tliden 8raris nnb
in allen anberen niiienlddftlifen
Sdhern. Ser 9ilbun9si6ipinoel bat
Den reiden 9auerni0bneu unb SOdz
tern ben aopf nerlpirrt, ia ielbit benz
semeinen 9iireer, 10 bab aae IN Die
b6beren St6nbe binaufiteigen t%pollen.
uno Ntemnno mebr in benz Stdnbe
bleiben min. in Dem er eeboren 1T.
Sic lleberbilbung, Defenders bes tpeib>
liden @eidleftes trdst Die S6nlS on
Dem niiatiihen Gurus unb benz llebers
mutb Dieies 8eihledteS, tpoourh
basielbe fir ben @beitdnb nnbrnuhbar
pirb, unb in Der gbei6eibuns cine un@
eebunbene Sreibeit iu6t. 8einen
@runb baben mir, uns bieier lleber>
bilbune gu riibmen, Ionbern pielmebr
uns oor Der @ergotterune oes tpeibz
lifen @eihleftes gu id)dmen unb De-
miitbis ben @iidme9 CUR 6riitliden
8eltani6nuun9 ein5ui9lagen.
Sodmutb tommt Dor Dem Sail. tpie
bic @eihifte a1er ~eefaaenen Natio>
men lebrt. unb bieier Sohmutb bat
beute einen boben Grab errei6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18

robenpabn lit nihts Inberes
liz ais hummer Stol5, llebermutb
w nro Soffart. Soffart aber
fon1mt, lpie bas Sprihiport
uno Die @eiditte lebren, re9elmdBi9
Dor Dem Sal. llnD bieie Soffart lit
lelber IN &merifu iebr perbreitet, lie
bl!oet Io9ar einen Saupttbeil bes TO-
%9enannten Inleritnnismus.
@ober fpmmt, ODER norauf itiiet
lid, Der amerifaniihe @robenipabn?
ct bat 5nblreife Guelen. Stols iinb
nieIe Imeritancr pegen bes 9liiflifen
Iusganges Des NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NIT England, unb auf Siege our See
i'm 8riege NIT Spdnien; ollie iinb itplS
auf Die 9roBe Iusbebnune, Die grobe
9epolferuns lIrb ben 8eiftbum bes
2anbes, nuf ieine arie9sItdrfe gu
.8dIier unb 2auo. Nber ale bieie
Sitter iinD @aben @ottes unD founen
ni6t Dem @eroieuite Der Neul6en, be-
l%onoers ni6t Der 9e9enpartisen 8es
neratipn 5l9eihrieben perben. Gin
Stol5, Der lid auf bieie Glitter itiist,
lit un9ere6tfertigt. limb peld]en
Nubeu bringen oieie Sitter, ben eins
3elnen Snbioibuen ein. Die 10 itol5
auf bieielben iinb? @ar feinen.
9ei benz sroBen Heiftbum nnb Der
I%usoebnun9 uno Der arieesitdrfe bes
2anbes bleibt Die immenie Wtebr5abl
oes 9oltes benno6 arm ltnb bon Den
a%apitaliifen abbdngig. Welhen
Hueen brin9t Die bliibenoe Snbuitrie
unb Der 5anbel ben ein5elnen Snbiz
pibuen? Sic @roBinbuitrie unb Der
@roBbanbel BADEN ale fleineren Sc
idafte ruiniert unb oieie 9ei6dftss
leute 5u ibren Sabrififlapen sema6t.
Sci auer Yrolperitdt unb bel alien
Sortihritt bat Die ltn5ufriebenbeit Der
Irbeiter ienen @rab CREDIT, BEL
Incident lie in Den So5talismus uno
gnardismus iiber9ebt. Ser sroBe
8ei6tbrm beg 2anbes lit nift Bios
tpertblos, ionbern poiitib sefdbrli6,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-18

(Spe5inG> gorreiponben5 aus
9eutI1lano.)
a1nm ,,ltltran,ontanms'

9iplomaten ibre WiIiion Defenders
in tatboliideu 9Gnbern) %auffaien.
++++
llebrigens lit Die .proteitantii6e
aaiieribee" ni6t neu. Sn Der
Hei6stagsiibuue BON IA. Suni 1872
mar eS Der unpergebli6e Gentrumss
fiibrer 9r. 8inotborit, pelder, ais
Der @%eIesentnurf betreffeno Die Be-
idrantun9 bes He6tes gum auients
balt Der Seiuiten in 8euti6lano be-
ratben murbe. foleenben Sab auss
iprad: oNls Ceiterrei6 nieoereelporz
fen. ais Sranfrei6 nieoergeporfen. oa
lpurbe nuf Der uns gegeniiberitebenOeu
Seite aI6 bon einem p It a III
tii6eu aaiiertbum 9eipros
den, bon benz Sieg bes y no e.
# antismus mb Dem enbli6en
Nustra9e uno 8ollenbung Der
" ormati o H." - llno Der
iie9enbe @roteitantismus nollenpete
Die Reformation nirflih in elmer 10
nnoblen" 8eiie. mie man es bon
2utbcr's S6iilern ni6t better err
iparten fonnte. Die Satgoliten.