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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-03

DeWittis Kidney and Bladder Pills are prompt and thorough and will in a short time strengthen weakened kidneys and aIlay troubles arising from inflammation of the bladder. Sold by Buekingham pharmacy.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-04-03

Find . tenant for that vacant ten ement by placing . 25-eent sdv iB fhe Democrat
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
Ht.
When 0pripo Came.

That was cold and lonely winter
for the old man The bay mare stood
in the stable and whinnied for SefYy
The old house was full OF harsh
echoes. Its spirit seemed to have
gone. Seffy's father knew now what
rare thing is joy-and what a joy
Gus creature SefYy had been.
The ground was hard to till And
often he thought about what he had
said of Seffy's mother.
Then he would toll up the steep
stair to the garret-he had become
quite feeble-and take out of an old
German chest a daguerreotype of her
with Sefy In her arms. And some
times he would cry over 1t until his
beard was wet.
God bless YOU. my little boy" he
would sometimes say, that you cared
for her more than l did. You nefer
called her no names.
Il didn't know / could be so mean
to the dead-who don't deserfe it. and
can't talk back. And. God "a mighty
II any ones to be called names. it's
me'-not her nor-you. Seffy. nor you!
For ! expect I'm a murderer"
And sometimes. when his loneliness
was too hard to be borne. he would go
out and sit for hours and talk to the
old bay rhare-about Seffy. He fancied
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26


! have no one but you, No. I have
not treated you right. But. oh. life is
so hard 10 me-"
NO, he said, smoothing her hair
with his gnsrled old hand. 'I'fe had
my eyes turned within. But | didn't
know you had trouble. | heerd that
Sam had took to hard drinkin and I
sought you didn't keer. You gas 10
reckless
Yes" she sighed, Il am reckless,
And-yes-I drink sometimes. But
it is that way | can forget"
Il don't turn ag in no one in trouble.
efen II they don't treat me highland
drink"
Forgive me. Oh. forgive me, pappy,
The suffering is mine!"
Vas" he said, ''yas-dont cry. But
the suffering amt all yourn"
NO" she said. Not all-not ALL"
But, Sally. If ! take the papers
back, you won't drink no more? 1t
amt nice-efen if you air the wife Of
a drunkard."
NO. If you will be my friend. | will
try to be what | would have been as
Seny's wife."
Its bargain-and I'm sorry !
spoke so harsh. Sally. Mebby mebby
God knows,-we ken comfort one
another. l-Sally-I need some one,
too"
"Yes' VIII you let me? will have
no friend but you"
Vas! And | won't have no friend
but you, Sally"
viii you let me kiss you?"
DO you want to-" he cried tremu-
lously.
Yes whispered the girl
Me? Sally. lem me kiss you,''
She put up her lips almost solemnly
and with that their compact was
sealed
(To BE CONTINUED
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

Chronic 0acheIor Makes a Few Ne-
marks About the Modern hatpia.

There ought to be law against
women carrying unconcealed weap
ons." growled the chronic bachelo,
at the club That / haven't been
stabbed to death or manned for life
before this is due to combination
of agility and good luck, I'm con
vinced. ] tell you, it keeps . man
busy dodging nowadays to avoid blood
letting when he's travelling in a crowd
ed conveyance with women, or evsa
walking on a crowded thorouxhfAro.
A woman is positively menace to life
the moment she gets outdoors" why
outdoors especially" "Hatpins. Ha&.
pins! Foot and half long. some q
'em. They stick out from both siAaD
Of a hat like spears. Every time .
woman turns her head these wicked
looking spears sweep around In q
two-foot radius; and every tine she
bobs her head up and down she takus
a chance Of raking the nearest psrpoo
fore and aft Suppress the woman OF
the hatpin, l say" Lets make Il IL
hatpin." suggested the married nAa,
gently.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

h~zdz iHsrsly esslslaS-s>rror s.s.s
sEss.rsas " his hps And aossri.s.
ss.asc sioSly e<sz.se fssu has nsosssn
ane nose AID a ltxie red mArs began
10 Eros as,ox "a. assE.ssion N nas
fornese sasca tse sse~ had made
One moneuf-.f~o-tae odd man
looked eosI a. thss Ther be under
ssaoc tha; be bad aoB. ii aad sirh
sasse. auimal-cry he ssep; the soy
into has arms scsy doubled iaerslx
upon him. as tn. dead d.. tiis father
raced freazi~diy honse ~ift hiu- leaB.
snx feuces l8sse a hsana Is. put nim
u,ssn the pretty white bed the boy had
been ~oat to make ~ist such csre
for himself II vas DAINTY and smaosh
no~. The btooe ariPgea from senys
face and from his osn beard and
stained the white coverings. The steht
~as fgI Il horror He staggered
drsnkealy away he looked hastily
tor his sun-mesning. perhaps. to XIII
himself bu; then II -eemed to him
that ScNy sighed rte feil On his
knees and ssoaized for the life he
thoaeht he had taken Then he feb;
a psslsebeaf With a hoarse cry he
rushed out into the road. calling for
the doctor Two people we're coming
toward him. IL vas sam and sally. re
turning from their marriage.
by what he saw on old Baumgart-
Bers face and hands. sam Was
sobered. Both understood that they
we're approaching some tragedy.
Who" asked sally. suddenly OBJ
livious of sam
sam" she turned upon her hus-
band with command. Bring the doc
tor"
Sam went with satisfactory haste.
Who hurt him" asked sally. as IL
she were ready to slay him who did.
L ! killed him because he would
mt marry you. You wouldn't marry
him, On. you devil"
II was al that instant that the great
change In Sally came. She leaped be
fore him into the house and up to
Seny's room. When the old man slow
ly followed she was there-with eyes
bent upon Seny's bloody, unconscious
face. So she kept her eyes She did
not speak. And when the doctor
came she was still there-as at first
as he, the doctor said
He was not dead. and presently he
bresthed again. But his eyes remained
closed. and. late that night when he
had dTifted from unconsciousDess into
deep sleep. they put out the light and
left him.
When they came again he had dis
appeared
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
vns Z - L s1Ee ou0v'a

"" 49, S&8 00A
Que asy be sent us so u vine
covered ho.se ca the fsin a p,.a,un;
ss.h a oaneie Of papers " Ais A>ad
see yere. sally be xasa s~nis~ay.
Eeres 800 pss~sss. l xis ur The
sssrd-enshsy. You sea GIT s.oshes
one II yog not On age yir aosr ke~r
. aurn uso. I'm tired II II vsss Z
tor yo9-seay would h. &ssse
sally droeped her head
Yes" she said. 80 hsnsbsy TIA. he
Fcicnsed q little.
4 got to do b. I amt no Accoup;
no IaoEe. l osxht to has . suaraeer
myself And I-eoples making such .
fuss-yon Amt treated us rixh.-no.
yos amt, | guess / had better not
be mixed In. They say thai yyg mar.
r,sd . drunkard. and Killed. man
and got to be a drunkard yourself But
| knos better bout oae sing | killed
him Vet they say that 20. married
Sam chust 10 spite poor seRy-and
yet loAnS Sef Oh. Sef-Sef
didn't she tell you So"
He went On heediessly till he knew
that sally was sobbing He raised her
face and looked into II euriossly and
saw Tor the FIRST time that pathetic
~anness Of ~hish. also. people began
to talk.
Sally" he said then. YOU not
wellg"
Quite well" said sally.
Then You got trouble-trouble too.
Sally"
oh. pappy. she pleaded breathless-
H. don't you turn away from me too.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

she quite understood, and ! DO, too.
When the spring came he plowed
alone. And this was hardest Of all.
To plow around and around his vast
fields with no one to meet in the
other furrow-no one to talk. to smile,
to laugh to-then. when noon came, to
sit under the shade of some tree redo
lent with memories of the pretty little
boy, where he and Seffy had sat. from
his childhood to his manhood, and eat
the food which choked,
Oh. II he could only have laughed
at himself. at Seffy, at the mare. at
anybody or anything. If he could only
have laughed.
And he knew that every animal or
the place wondered and hungered for
little Seffy and questioned him with
pathetic eyes. while he, at first, guiltily
kept silent-then tried to confess his
shame to them.
Vas" he told the mare. Il done il
i struck him-here, right here, IL
the face-while his eyes was lookins
( in nine-pleading- here wa:
blood-and here and here-and dus
! in his hair-and his eyes was CLOSED
and when l run home wiss him hi.
legs dangled like he was dead. Ant
hs esawIed away somewheres to dit
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
CNAPrER H.-Contirved.

Sehy laughed at the absurdity OF
the thing But it was unmirthful.
''Gosh-a mighty On a time like this
you ken laugh, You right, you amt
no good-no, begoshens, You air an
idiot and fool You no man, No
nor nefer will be, I'm sorry I'm you
daddy. / am. begoshens,"
Then. AS his wrath mounted, he
raised his huge fist and threatened
Sefy.
"Git away from me, or III break
your head | can't stand you no
more, You not worth a dam'-not a
dam'-to nobody. You look like you
mammy's relatifes-and they was all
no good-git away, ! tell you,"
He roared ominously: for Seny
amazed at this from his gentle old
father. was looking straight up at him
out Of child's round eyes. his lips
parted, his throat exposed. Slowly. as
his parent heaped contumely upon
him, his sensitive young face whiten.
ed, and the light left IT. Only, when
his father mentioned his mother
name, he said with infinite softness
Why. pappy,"
But he stood without fear under the
great fist-as he bad often done
You hear. | told you to git away
or III smash your face in, don't
want you no more. Go to your NAM
my's relatifes out west"-he laughed
horridly-"and see what they'll do for
you. You'll live on bread and water
they amt got messing else, You'll
haf no fun-they don't know no better
rgo!"
Yes" said Seny, turning dumbly
away.
There was no doubt that he mean,
to go now. His dumb acquiescence In
his sentence raised his fathers wrath
to fury.
"Yes-go, and be mighty quick
about it. I'm chust itching to smash
YOU I'll nefer send for you If you rot
in the poorhouse. I'll nefer mention
YOU name as long as / lif-no, ] dis
owp you, Never let me see you dam
face again-eo'"
II was all SO utterly unbelievabl,
that Seffy turned back. This ravins
madman his jolly old father. who hat
reverenced the memory OF his mothe
and had taught him to do soto men
tion her every time he prayed? tn,
old man had turned. but SefYy cam
clone and touched him gently. Th'
caress only maddened him. Sen,
cowed at the passion on the face of hi
father. He raised his fist.
Git out-dam' you" he shouted
IL you don't" But the boy could moi
now.
The huge nst trembled on high
moment, some instinct Of sanity strut
Cling TO control it-then it fell O
Sehy's upturned face
He dropped among the clods-hi
Dals hair minGiine With the AuSt-hi
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
SvNoPS,S.

The crowuins desire IN the hfe Of old
b.uHssartner = pennss " anna e..rm=n. is
90 obtain poss.s-ion % the besutifui
meadow ~sich lies issst between Baum
ksrtners property and the railroad sta
tson. The pr"perts IN question vas ~
hsrited by SARAH Pressed. very pretty
SOLELY to her At length Bsumsartner
came 10 realize that bis snly hope u
9s,~,nins ,t tns prpvsrty would be thro"sh q
s~rsh t're-@el In a mock auction sery
as sepheni1ah y Baumssrtner Jr- is
isi'her 70 ssHss Tor s. FL appears utter
" Inc ayicitated % win In any contest Of
love er hfs Sarah t'res-.i q quite The
mstion Her one fault l. very high
temper Bsumssrtner gives s.ry some
ie-sons ~ oourtship. Baumeartn has
caused him-eif 10 b. appointed sssrdlsn
Of sally sery 10 unsbl. 90 resist the
fascinating gitrheries Of sally and he
k,sses her Sue promises MN. howe,sr ,,
him. sam Fritz drunken grocery
clerk old Bagmasrtner calls him mo
rupts the kissing They go into the par
Tor and begin a sittins up" contest In
accordance with the customs Of the place
in such contest is unworthy the hand
of the girl sefy goes TO sleep and be
gins snoring. So nv leaves the room In
s~ry tells his father Of his Humiliation
Of how sam Fritz had pinned to his
bosom wilite he slept a pariebOard tomb
stone bearing the inscription sepheni-
1ah y. Eaumeartnsr Jr. went to his
rest. Jun. u. lsll In the twentieth year
of his age. Gone but not forgot. Read
backwards S.ry and Sally meet at the
Poison spring She urges him 10 do some
thing 10 redeem himself. The father ad-
Nises S.fv to take Sally home from
church. This would be the crucial test
according 10 the custom of the times.
which often meant Disgrace or even mur-
der and suicide. 1t was the rule In such
"a test that the one whose arm the girl
accepted when leaving the church woulo
be the favored suitor, and the rejected
one was dissrsced and must leave town
or triumph over his opponent by force
Heny breads the church ordeal The
church Is crowded In expectancy Of the
enactment Of the romance and crowd
ewaits without. Seny takes up his po-
tition outside the door to wait for the
teryices To end and for Sally to come
out. Sally appears radiant In her eN-
ceCtancN. She walks down the steps
alone and ON down the walk alone Still
eeny hesitates. Alone she walks nearly to
the gate while her face burns with the
humiliation. Then Sam takes Sally's arm
khe SAYS. Il am satisfied" and seffv is
teft in disgrace to be held up to the ridi-
Guile and scorn of the vicinage. Sam con
finues his drinking and sally begins TO
acquire the habit. Old Bsumgsrtner is
disgusted at seny's miserable failure at
The church test.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
enc Of the Tests

So your daughter made a br1lnan.
MARRIAGE Not very" answesva Nr.
Cumrox- Your son-in-law is Of noAle
origin? Yes But ! could pruaOsoss
his name properly the first cus I
tried"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26
>. q. aD~o<es. Pres =. -. n-Asr. Cash.
q. 0nssoAA. Nsce-Fres.
no eied o1licsal o1ak
SsAAss0A. C0sJS.
Established 1852
SAO1aol aosUAos ss1 Z set~tAr1 evsSsss.

Issues Money orders Payable at Par
Anywhere In the Tinted States at
the follovfiHg rates
ON sans not exceeding see cents
ovey t2e and not exc ding 40 10 cents
over $40 and not exc ding &c. is cents
over tso aud not exc aIn@ 80. ~ cents
Over $50 and not exc ding 1Uo. g5 cents
Larger sums at the same ratio
This Is the cheapest and most corVen-
lent way 10 send money. and ls perfect
~ safe Try IL
Also issues money orders payable In
foreign countries.
PAYS "a. Highest Market Price for
County and School Warrants and Court
Certificates
Loans and Discounts at Reasonable
Rates
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-26

i ao@s EEes shy sh~y auey Co.,
~sG h>I& Es. ! ~: tsss - ~ shss
] Killed sl&- bss - 60 ansy arv&
re-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
dat Dir %aselieinm riue,t tlat in hrr tnlitik?

- ieIe Srn9e miro abiolut bcr>
AL neint IN einem EDITORIAL Der
~ She Nprtbs Mmerican", Sbie
~ l%npelpbio, bonn "a. Suli 1908,
ipelGeS ein Nnbdn9er Salts in CHI
cn9o perbreiten lieb.
Us iparen Dem @lutte nGmiih an
rrn9en na6 Der Heligion Snft's sloez
gan9en. Die gincn moQten nid5t fir
TIN lttmnen, I'M Sale, bnB er aatbplif
lei; Die Inoeren nibt, i'm Sale, baB
CT ltnttarter lei. unb Die @ottbeit
9briiti lcu9ne. Sic grIteren batten
III ietnem Dffcntlid)en 2eben 8nei
Ihpar8e Sleden cntbedt: Gait mar
einmdl gum g ap it gereiit, nm ben
gnfauf Der a~lolter9iiter otf ben Ybis
ltppinen ab5ui6lieBen. lnD 5peitens
bate er Die ~llnfIugbeit b~esangen, iein
Stto neben Dem. Sap It e
abncbmen Su laiien.
SteIe geoenfen Qlalbte She Gort6@
Imericdn" 5critreuen 81 fonnen nit
Der Terli6erln9, bnb Die Sraae rad)
Der Teli9ipn eincS &rdiibentIhafts,
Ganoionten gar feline 8ihtiafeit nnb
feline geredttgnng belize, pcil Bic
8%erfanung bcitimmc: Sci 8eiesung
Der offentlihen Aemter ioue auf He1
Iigton feline Giiciift aenpmmeu ipers
ben" I69eieben bappn, baB bieier
Werfniiungs : Tnrn9rap6 BON @nfana
on Gin tooter guditabe geblieben lit,
berltobt or auh gegen Die geiunbc
I%ernunft. SIGNALS baben Die
Menlf1en BEL Oieien pid)ti9en @ablen
ii6 iiber Die NeIigion Der Ganbibaten
blnipegacIebt; Die Sernunft erlaubte
ibnen oieies nift. g8ie fIar nlld1 sic
Terfallung beittmmt, es ipue bel 8ez
icBun9 Der 0ffentli1en Iemter feline
8iidii6t arf 8eIigion senommcn tpers
Den, 10 lit es bod INNER IAN u1z
ipritten LAM, Elm ungei6riebcs
@eieb bier3ulanbe actpeien
uno tpirb es audi in unnbiebbarer ,3eit
bleiben, bnB elm &atboIif
Yrd1ibent Der g e.r.
Staaten merben fann.
Seine politii6e Gartei fam I'M grnite
Oaran benfen, einen aatbolifen ais
Yrdiibentihafts : gnnbibaten aufsuz
i%teIen. ia ni6t einmal einen ganbia
oaten, beIien gltern, beiien Srar, ober
Oeiien Serpanote fatbolii9 ipdren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11

tbolifen niiien, bab sic offentlife
Wieimun9 in eroriidenber @eile (operz
nbelmin9lp) linen ent9egenitebt."
@enu nun bieier &ot6olifeuboS in
Imerifd nift 9eleu9net tperben farm,
Damn perben ia Die 8atbolifen 5ur
9fotbipebr 9e5tpun9en. Sie SerfaIs
lung gibt linen 9lei6e Ge1te, uno
le9t linen eleife 9aiten auf tpte ben
Yroteltnnteu, aber bieIe Hehte err
lansen lie niht, ipenn lie niht iieereif,
bnfiir f1mpien. Sci Der &ertbeiluns
Der Dffentliben Iemter iperben lie fat
INNER iibergan9en, unb 5tpar aus Sez
ligipnsbaB. Go LANCE Der Geligionsz
bab cine 10 eroBe HoQe in Der 1olitif
ipielt, fnnn man Der Gelision bas
gleife Heht nift peripeigern. Saben
Die &atbolifen nidt bas gleide Ser
einigungsreht pie Die Sreimaurer,
Surner, So5ialiiten, unb Die Mrbeiterz
&arteien? Die g~rfabrung bat imz
mer unb iiberaa ee5eigt, bab cine
filbne,. g~eeinigte Winoritdt Die Serre
I6aft ii6er Die Iajoritdt erringen
fann. Seipeis: Die Sreimanrerberrs
i6aft in allen liberaleu 2dnbern.
SoQen Die 8atbolifen nun nift riiiten
uno ii6 organiiiren. ba lire @esner
ale 9erilitet rnb orsaniiirt limb? gs
mare bod aa5u naip Dem i6lauen
Gerfiibrer 81 %elnuben. Der ibnen lagt:
.Srganiiiert eud nidt, Die Heligion
geb0rt ntdt in Die Holitif." @6er
ni6t bios Die @otb, ionbern Der
@lal,be ielbit stpingt Die &atbplifen,
in Der 9olitif bon ibrer Neligion 8es
brau6 5u MAIDEN. Ser fpd6re &as
tbolif (bon ben Namenfatbplifen lit
bier ni6t Die 3ebe) lit fat6plii6 an
8o6entasen pie an Sonntagen, BEL
Gag lpie BET Nadt, i'm Gffentli6en tpie
I'M Hripatle6en, lpertn niht, Damn lit
er elm Seu6ler. Sic Heliaipn ldbt
ii6 ni6t anlesen unb ableeen ipie Gin
Sonntaesfleib. 9ieies &unititiid
brinsen nlr Seudler fertig.
9amit lit benn ertpieIen, bab Die
Notb 1lnb Der q laube Die &at6o<
lifen spineen, bon ibrer &eligion in
Der Eoltttt @ebralI6 81 MAIDEN. 90
LANCE Der &elieionsbab 10 mddtig in
Der Solitif lit. fam non basIelbe
Gett Der Siebe our Helision nidt
bertpebreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
(Spe5teu fir bieie 3eituns.)
lnm J. 4.

Blaine fiel bel. Ser Srdiipentenipabl
1896 Dl1rd), neil er bon futboliifen
Gltern dbltammte. Ms 5ancod
Yrdlibcntlfaits : GauDibat Ser bennos
fratiifen Hartei ipltrbe, fab er iidJ ges
nDtbi9t, Die @rtldrun9 ab3ueeben, baB
er feline SDmpatbieu fir feline fatboz
liifen %%erlpanbten unterbalte. Wan
bate 5uerit 9ebaft Serrn Slnnb pors
,5ulhla9en, lobalo aber befannt puroe,
Dab feline Srau unb feline ainber fa>
tboli'6 1eten, muBte man i'm fallen
lailen.
~Sbe Nortbs Imerican" mill MN
ans Dem llmitanoe, baB Noolepelt
Wfdnncr Der perihiebeniten Heligipnen
in iein Cabinet berief, 10 baB ielblt
Elm &atbolit unb elm Sllbe bnrin Iufe
nabnte f%anoen, ben 8eneis fiibren, baB
Die Geli9ion feinen Intbeil an Der
SoIitif babe. Ser 8etpeis lit iebr
uu9lidlid gepdblt. benn &ooienelt
bat gegen ale Hegeln Der Solitif unb
Der @ereftigfeit in ieinen ltnterbanbz
llingen nit DEM 9apite, unb NIT ben
fatbpliiGen getpobnern Der Snieln
Sorto Tico, Cuba ulb ben 8bilippiz
llen nur Rroteitanten in oie Commit
lionen eripdblt, Die Dem 8esner aefpiB
ni6t i%pmpat6ii6 lein fonnten. 8enn
Die Teligion feinen Glab IN ber Tolitif
bat, parum bat er feinen &atbolifen
in bieie Committeeman eetpdblt; tie
iino bod Die 9robte denomination in
Den Ser. Staten? @enn Die 8es
Iiaion feinen Hlab in Der &olitif bat,
nie fommt es benn, baB ieit 70 Sab
rem bios ie65ebn fatbolii6e Senatoren
bns Slid batten, in ben Senat gez
nablt 81 fperben? 1lnb ipie fommt es,
baB inter ben $50 Witgliebern bes
Gonsreiies niht so. Ionoern fniim Elm
Snar fdtboliihe Heprdientanten Iid
befinoen? llnb fper fpeib, Of tie
pirfli6 fatbolii6 iino?
Sobn @ilmarp Sbea, Ser @eI6ihtss
idreiber unieres 2anbes, bebauptet,
nbab Die YrdIibententpabl bdufig bon
eini9en Siigen abbdnge. Die man 9egen
Die &atbolifen ausitrelt. Sieie Sbots
Jade lit algemein betannt. Sic Sea-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11

lonli6em 8ehte 10 Observation-Disclosures
lpredt ltno idreibt. nun immer an Die
@e~fdbrbune Der Sriuffreibeit? Sas
ipdre erbdrmli6. MIio iueldc b~iiraer=
ltfen nnb peri6nltden Refte ftebeu
int Spiel? @as baben bic 9atbo-
ltfen 5t eriuarten, iuenn tie iidj enrer
5ibrnng iiberlaKen? Gs ,pare nut
nnh btatg, iuenn TT bieier Srase
S!arbett scidaffen iuiirbe. Senn =
ner5eibt, Sbr 5srren - Die prdamatis
iden Warimen, Die Sbr 10 eerne I'M
Wfunoe fiibrt, benusen eerne unb etz
mas reiflih oas 8ort liberal. Ser
Etberaltsmus aber itebt BEL inns nift
eben lnit in einem suten @eruf. CT
gilt tlir elm Gbamdleon, bas in allen
Sarben idiIcrt, obne bas man chem
ld9en fonnte. tpelde feline eigentlids-
JET. ~Sie'e uni6one gigenfhaft",
la9t elmer u%nierer 9eiitboaiten IGn,
ner, Der Sominifaner @l6ert Mnrir
BetB, Sbr Serren, .io red6t anaemeJz
len Der Natur bes 8e1ieIbalaeg, bilbet
oas brittle Rerfmal, moran M BEN
Stberalismus unfeblbar erfennt. Sic
lit nift oas Beientlidbe an ibnt, icns
bern mn eiue notbtpenoiae Solae
aus ieinem @eien. SeboG modte
lld oieie 10 oft seltenb. SAB benz obers
tlddltfen Slid Der Ienec Die Sreiz
gebtsfett NIT alem Ileberlieferten,
NIT allen Seiligen, nit allen @ebos
tenen. inSbeionsere nit 8abrbeit, @ez
fptIien uno 0lauben. ais bos So,tntz
tenn5eifen Der ganSen 8ihtuna ers
idten. Saber lit es gu ertldren, bof,
lie bon bier aus ibren Nnmen 2i6e@
ralismus empfine. meroings cine
eigentbiimlihe 8esei6nuns. Sic iebr
an bas Sprihnort erinnert: @s lit
gut Wier1en aus anberer 3eutc 0eber
i6neiben,' es lit lei1t. aus frembem
gentel eeben." = Sas iuet Safer
WeiB = nno n @einuna
lit es audi"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-08-11
a~rreliatdftat mmh
9erhrs1sm.

l1eber Bic fiir5li6 in Treibura.
&Dnierei6 Sa9ieu, bineeriftete 8iirs
9ermeiiters : Eo1ter @rete 9eier,
i4reibt elm bortises fatbolii6es glatt
tpie folgt:
.Ste Observation-Disclosures 5eisten,
tpie elm Wadohen aus gutter Samilie,
oas seiiti9 gut ~beranlagt unb feines<
fpe9s NIT elmer bon Den mooernen
Sriminal : 9ip6oIo9en germ betonten
"erbli6en 8elaltuns" bebaftet mar,
our Verbre6erin perben lam.
Srete 8eier bate allerbings ibren
itttliten Salt I6on firth berforen.
Srobbem CAB ibr Der bonn 8eridt berz
nommene Sahnerftdnbiae 8. Herrlit
Elm gutes 3eusnib. bas aber fir bic
ariminal : hydrologic folsenben bes
mertenstpertben Gbihnitt entbdit:
nogtur III relisiofer 8e3iebut:a lit
iie (@rete 8eier) oberflG1li6.
Sic bat mir bafiir einen @runo anz
9egeben, Der mir plauii6el eri6eint:
2eiber nimmt beute in ben Iogez
n annten beiieren StGns
ben Die Srrelieioiitdt INNER
mebr 5u. Sic iagte mir, Dab Srebler
ibr INNER seiagt bate, Die SibeI
e | 5tpar elm eute5 Sud, dber peiter
audi nihts. sic 1teLe nur Den Sortz
i6ritt Der meni6li6en aliltur .bar.
Gbriitus iei 5par elm gutter
@eni6 seiueien, aber oas Sosrna bon
ieiner @oitbeit liebc lih nift aufs
rebterbalten. Dieie @nihauunaen
bate Die Ingeflagte niht gebabt, bis
lie YreBler fennen lernte. Sic mar
bon pornberein elaubig unb fromm
uno bate fir ~relisiSie Sa6en elm 10
gutes @eritdnbniB, bab lie cine geb0rte
Sreoigt aus Dem @ebd6tnib fat pous
iomnen nieberf6reiben tonnte.""
.Sieie 8emerfungen BEG laGperz
ltdnoieen @r5tes laiien tief bliden.
sic lailen erfennen, bab elm bonn 8es
ri6t beitenter Satberitdnbieer often
feline Iuii6t babiu ausipri6t, @rete
8eier iei crit Dnrd Die abfGQiaeu
8emerfungen hires grdutigams Yreb,
Ter iiber Die 8i6el unb Gbri'tus Il
SrreIigiDiitdt berleitet tpore
oen. unb uad)oem lie audi ben reliz
Salt berloren, iei
iie crit CUR 9emeinen @erbredes
n. our 1oroerm nno Eeltamentss
Sdll6erin getporben."