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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

The Philadelphia Ledger says that
the South is shaking off Populism.
citing the defeat of Gov Smith and
Ex-senator Carmack as proof Won
der what the Ledger would say when
it learned that Tom Watson was OPP
posed to Gov Smith, and that his OPP
position was one of the reasons for
the formers defeat?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

Chairman McLendon has explained
why it would not be a violation of the
rulings of the various railroad com
missions should the Georgia legisla-
ture go on a junket to Chattanooga.
His belated justification finds the
members reconciled to staying at
home. But what's the matter with the
legislature voting passes for North
Georgia members who can use the
state road in getting home.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

Secretary Cortelyou has issued a
statement to the effect that the treas
ury deficit is more apparent than
real. That appears to be a very dig
nified method of explaining a financi-
al embarrassment.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

Meat eaters in Savannah are beef
ing on account of the high prices
they must pay for their favorite food.
They claim that there is trust for
the meat packers but no trust for the
consumer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

And what are you going to take up
as postgraduate course? Astron-
omy? Comic sections?"
No, faltered the sweet girl grad.
Il think I'll take a few cooking les
sons"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

Bryan is apparently throwing out
a drag net to win the support of as
many factions as possible. He is f1irt-
ing with Hearst and the independence
League in the last issue of his paper.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

DR.. Dock, who has been called to
the chair of medicine in Tulane Uni
versity, must have hard time in tel
ling which is his front name.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

Last Fourth of July gathered in SO
dead and 1927 injured. What will
the total be this year?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05
Anybody Lost a Legislature i?
augusta Chronicle.

augusta Chronicle.)
There are those Brown men who
say it is a 'Hoke Smith legislature"
There are those Smith papers who
say it is a Brown legislature. There
now.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

1t is safe to say that the Denver del
egation will have a high old time, es-
pecially those who ascend Pixies
Peak
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

North and South meet in harmony
when North Augusta is located in
South Carolina.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05
In the Front Row.

(Thomasville Times Enterprise
Americas has made another jab
for a front seat and has organize
$4,000 bank
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

SWELL" said Finnegan, there's on
ly one time when life amt worth liv-
in -
AN whin is that?" asked FIannery
''Whin We think it amt"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

The Americas Recorder, Established
1879
The Americas Times, Established 1890
Consolidated April, 1891
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

Entered at the postoffice at Ameri-
Gus as second-c1ass mail matter.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05
BIG MUSICAL TREA'

we beg further
Mr. Victor j. Mcneil the celebrated Chicago Voinist and
wen known Chicago Pianist will give nightly recitas be
$3.50 and continuing evening including u 1th ro
and we cordially
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

ne immense Schulz Piano factories Chicago
and Introductory to be held
Mr. j. L. ChambiSs
usand conhgu
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-07-05

THOMAS GAMBLE, JR.,
Editor and Manager
The Washington times., 1908-02-11
bob" TAYLOR RAISES
LAUGHS By SCORES

Bob Taylor, the Kidding governor. "
Of Tennessee, entertained q large au-
dience at the Columbia Theater yester-
day afternoon, with his famous lecture.
Castles in the Air" II was a benefit
FOR the fund TO erect a monument to
Confederate veterans at Arlington.
Castles in the Air gave the Sena-
tor wide scope, and he kept the au-
dience in constant applause by his won
derful word pictures and witticisms,
Several oldtime plantation songs, rem
dered IN Senator TaylOr's own style
added to the attractiveness OF the en-
tertainment
Col. Hilary A. Herbert, former Sec
rotary Of the Navy, spoke in behalf Of
the monument and told many interest
ing incidents of the war
He was followed by Gen. L. Burd
Grub, Of the Twenty-third New Jer-
eey Regiment. who paid a glowing trib-
ute 70 the Confederate soldiers. and nm.
ally closed his address BY donating SlO0
10 the monument fund on behalf OF the
members Of his regiment.
Among those on the stage were Sen
ator Paynter OF Kentucky, Senator
Johnston Of Alabama, Senator Stone of
Missouri, Senator Bacon Of Georgia,
Senator OVeFman OF North Carolina
Judge Seth Shepard, Governor Swan
son. Of Virginia; Major j. Mcdowell
CarringtOn, former Senator Charles I
Faulkner, and Corp James Tanner.
Among the patrOnesses occupying
boxes were Mrs Don Cameron, Mrs.
:. =. Elkins, Mrs. Foraker, Mrs. Jo-
seph F. Johnston, Mrs. Stanley Mat
thews. Mrs. John i. MOrehead, and
Mrs. r. J.. Taylor.
other patronesses present were Mrs.
J. II. Bankhead, Mrs. Richardson Glow
er, Mrs. w. S. Cowles. Mrs. George
Dewey, Mrs. .. c. Glover, Mrs. Charles
a. Culberson. Mrs. Mary Z. Townsend,
and Mrs. E d. White.
The Washington times., 1908-02-11
SPANIARD HAD WATCH
OF SLAIN ENGINEER

Police OF the Panama Canal Zone
have recovered the watch belonging to
Philip L. Kramer, al engineer, who
was murdered several weeks ago at
Paraiso. but they have not as yet
captured his assailant. The watch was
recovered January IS from a Spaniard
near CucaTacEa 7, opposite Paradise.
according to the Canal Record The
Spaniard &as at once arrested and
taken 20 the police station and
thorough Investigation as 20 how he
came into the possession OF the watch
was made lie claims that he found II
o. the ground, and that when he pick
ed il up it was in excellent condition
and started running upon being wound
up The spot where he claims TO have
found q IS exposed TO the elements and
81 could not have lain there since the
murder Of Kramer % days beforst, and
still be in good condition.
Nlcto Labeau, q MaTtiniguan, was ar
rested at Empire on JanuC ~ j. for at
tempting to pass a forged silver pay
certificate When questioned, he said
the certificate had been given TO him
by a Bermudian named George j.
Trotnan. who was arrested and found
to have several additional forged pay
certificates
The Washington times., 1908-02-11
u. S. Naval Officers
Not Pampered Pets,
But Real SailOrmen

Officers OF the United states Navy are
not pampered social pets, but real
saiiormen, according to report which
Secretary Mctcalf has submitted to the
Senate.
Secretary Metcalf makes this reply to
a resolution of Senator Hale. and also
as an answer TO charges in the Senate
Committee on Naval Affairs that social
pull was the greatest leverage Tor pro-
motion, and that soft berths ashore
went to those who shone with most
grace at afternoon teas and Ike func-
tons
Secretary AIetcaif claims there is
lower percentage of officers ashore now
than In the past ten years. In 100 the
line officers numbered 1,lC9 and stan
officers 533, a total of $40. OF this num-
ber' 749 line officers and 262 stan ofticers
were at sea- a total of 1.0ll- In Janu-
airy, 1905 the line officers numbered LIS
and the STAFF officers 638-a total OF 1,slt.
or this total 914 line officers and 25f stan
officers were at sea-a total Of LIS.
The percentage Of the line afoat In 1893
was $50 and in 1905 was 49, OF the
staff In 1865 49.1 and $3.50 in 1908.
The Washington times., 1908-02-11
EVILS OF PROHIBITION
TOLD At SAENGERBUND

The horror of prohibition in the Dis
trict of Columbia was pictured last
night in the dreams of the Fool Court
at the annual Reiehstag Of SaeHger-
bund Narren, and the horror OF those
who witnessed the dreams was only
disslpated when the lights were turned
on and their gaze fell upon an immense
beer barrel II was discovered later that
the barrel was not filed with the bev-
erage that cheers, but il served a good
cause. From its interior, with their
heads protruding over the upper rim,
the speakers Of the evening denounced
prohibition and ridiculed those VINO
would legisIate to take away the rights
OF many for the benefit of a few.
Representative Richard Bartholdt OF
Missouri. famed as Americas apostle
OF peace, demonstrated by his appear
ance in the beer butt that he had no
fear for the safety Of universal peace,
IL men were permitted TO take drink
when they pleased. He cheered his au-
dtence by expressing the opinion that
prohibition would never prevail in the
District,
The Washington times., 1908-02-11
Sweet Yiolets, 25c Bunch.
Kramer, The Florist, 9i6 + st.
Increase Your Earning Powers

without increasing your labOrs-start an
account with banking dept. of Union
Trust Co, 18th and II SITS Interest paid
on all accounts. Deposits subject to check.
The Washington times., 1908-02-11
S. S. AShSAUGH BUYS LOT;
TO REPRODUCE OLD HOME

Assistant Attorney Samuel S. Ash
baugh, OF the Department Of Justice.
has purchased lot on Reward street.
Cleveland Park, on which he intends
10 erect a handsome home. similar in de-
sign 10 his former home in Michigan.
The site is an unusually fine one, ana fs
opposite the beautiful home OF Mrs.
Aaron French
The lot was owned by George K. Bur
CESS, or the Bureau OF Standards. and
g. Phelps.
The Washington times., 1908-02-11
To Cure La Grippe
In Three Days

Mix haH-ounce OF Virgin oil Of Pine
with two ounces Of glyceriue and a half
PINT OF good whisky. Shake well and
hours.
It is claimed this formula will
strengthen weak lungs. heal the bron-
chiai tubes, check a cold quickly. and
cure any cough that Is durable. il viii
freak up an ordinarN case Of "the grip
IL three days Being free from Opiates
CT drugs It is far preferable for use
TO the ordinary cough mixture. In pre-
pairing this formula five ounces Of tine
tUre Of Clnchona compound can be used
in place OF the whisky, with the same
eject.
The Washington times., 1908-02-11

The necessary ingredients can be Sc
cured at small cost from any good
drug store, end easily prepared IN your
own home. The Virgin Oil Of Pine Is
put up fsr dispensing only in lk-oz.
Walls. each being securely sealed in
round wooden case. Rank limitations
OF NirgiE Oh Of Pine have been put out
10 resemble II in name and style Of
package These are essentially inefTeC-
tive, and often cause nausea. Be sure
10 get the geauine-loOk for the name
Virgin OH of Pine compound pure.
guaranteed under the Food and Drugs
Act. June 80, 1906, Serial No. 451. pre-
pared only by Leach Chemical Co, Gin
Ciunat o.
The Washington times., 1908-02-11
Many Inauiries.

The open letter written by DR.. Win
gate. So 14th ST. NV, TO the District
Commissioners favOring ChtrOTra cite
legislation, has brought many inquiries
regarding this efficient method OF curing
disease. A request by card. or a per
sOnal call, for literature on chiropractiC
telling how this method OF treatment IS
applied.
The Washington times., 1908-02-11
THREE-STORY DWELLING
SOLD TO w. B. QUINTER

". B. Quinter has purchased the
three-story and basement brick dwell
ing, 2220 Washington Circle. for $5,O00.
The property was sold yeste- day at
auction by c G.. Sloan & Co. The house
has been used as an apartment house.
The Washington times., 1908-02-11

of
/
4 n.
three Representative who could
The Washington times., 1908-02-11

Mr.. Lloyd's election comes as a
signal triumph for him. because he
won over the opposition of John
sharp Williams, the minority leader.
and a combination Of the two other
candidates. Flood Of Virginia and
Bowers OF Mississippi, who at
tempted 20 throw their strength to
Ryan.
The Washington times., 1908-02-11
De NEDREY SCORES
PROHIBITION LAWS
Central Labor Union Secre-
tary Challenges Littlefleld
TO Debate.
Thinks Segregation of Col
oled People Would Re-
duCe Crime.

Sam De Nedrey last night made one
OF the most forceful arguments against
prohibition in the District of Columbia
that has been heard here. He was
speaking on n resolution pending before
the Central Labor Union. which pro-
Vided that not only should organized
labor protest against prohibitory meas
ures III this city. but that labor organi-
zaJIons throughout the country SHOULD
be called upon to throw their entire
weight against Representatives in Con-
gress voting for such q measure. The
resolution was passed practically with
out dissent.
Mr. De Nedrey arraigned the PRO
hibition howleTs. the long haired men,
and the short haired women" He chal-
lenged Representative LittIefield Of
Maine to joint debate in Masonic
Temple, the loser, on popular vote. 10
give a years salary TO a charitable
institution, and asserted there are more
criminal cases in Mr.. Littleheld's home
town in the prohibition State OF Maine.
with one-third the population, than
there were in Washington.
Traffic Worth S5o,OOO,OOO Annually.
There is no better COVE ned city in
TIE United States today than Washing
ton. with respect to the liquo- traffic"
he declared. You have had local OPP
ton here fer the last four years. Take
IL away and you take away a business
OF S50.O00.O0O a year. Men are thrown out
Of work, more thousands than you
think There are vacant stores ali over
the city, rents go down, and taxes go
up, and in the early morning you Will
see longer breed-line than shiyered
IN this mornings cold.
The ono greatest advocate OF proli-
bitiOn is Mrs. Stevens. She's a fine lit
tie woman, but the last time L saw her
the was declaring that she would like
10 see these spiteful people who said
prohibition did not prohibit Before
committee Of Congress last week, how
over. she herself said that since the
passage of the prohibition law IN Maine
and other New England States, forty
express companies had been chartered
IN New England, and were doing a
thriving business o. the Jug trade
Shame Of Kansas.
Tennessee and Represent stive Sims
came in for their share OF Mr. De Ne
drey's arguments, and he adduced an
array Of facts from personal experience
that was startling. He declared that
last year when everybody was pointing
TO Kansas as q model prohibition State
a speakeasy was discovered in the
capitol.
In conclusion, Mr.. De Neiirev said
that Il we could segra gate our colcs-ed
population in a community which would
be about the size OF Mr. LittledeId's
home town. he firmly believed there
would be less crime among the color
ed people.
Delegate Brinkman followed along the
came lines. and made an open declara-
ton for suffrage. Representatives Will
ffaTr ~.F r-r~u.a H..
T. McDermOtt Of Chicago made ad-
dresses.
The Washington times., 1908-02-11

eral variations.
Ambr0Sia valentines.
Eye Glass Valentines,
Around the World Valentines,
Suubonnet Series Valentines,
Cupid in cage Valentines.
Boxes Of matches with every
one a light"
CeilulOid valentines.
The Washington times., 1908-02-11
CONTESTS FOR DELEGATES
IS H0TLY CONTESTED

Washington, for the first time in
many years, is really experiencing d
political campaign. The following are
ont as candidates for the place OF dele
gate from the District OF Columbia 90
the Republican National Convention in
Chicago, next June: Gen. Andrew 8.
Burt. Dr. J. r. Wilder. Hopewen H.
Darneille, r. r. HorneT. colOred, and
". Calvin Chase, colOred-
The Washington times., 1908-02-11
MACUs NOTES. AUCTIoNEER.
Sale Extraordinary

OF THE ENTIRE FURNISHINGS OF
STATES HOTEL or NORFOLK. Va.
COMPRISING THE EFFECTS OF 200 BED
ROOMS AND DINING ROOMS. WITHIN
MY SALEsROOAiS EASEMENT AND
FIRST FLOOR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
,,Seeen oes katbolvisults,"
aeoe oes nci0staea= Abeeoroneten nto Red)ts=
antualies pr. sr. glitter, alf oct pitel=
0orfer aatbolikea= I)erJammiuu0.

~eAnter Sen Hebnern auf ser bies.
N %idbrigen General &eriummz
w lung Der &at6oIiten Seutl1s
LAMBS mar dldh HeidstdQSs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
5u oft setauidt.

Inter bielem Sitel ihreibt Die line
abbdusiae .Gbicago a%benpppit" unter
Inberem:
~S6on bor iiinfnnb3ipnn5ie Sabren
beriprnh Die republifauiihe Eartei,
bnB lie Den 3olltarii perbeilern lpilrpc.
Nadbem eirc bonn Trdiibaten Mrtbur
eirgeicbte Gommiiiion auf 8runb ems
9ebenber llnteriudmngen cine our6s
idnittli6e Sernbietling Der 3oae Inn
25 bis % b. s.. fir notbpenbig erfldri
bate. mad,te iih Der ndfite rcpuhlifas
niihe GonareB an Die Iusfiibrun9
ibrer Gmpfeblunaen. Oils CT lid aber
lpieber pertagte, bate er Die 3olle nod
I'M einise Hro5ente - erbobt. ltcber
bieie Sreiiti9feit erbittert, ndbltc bas
Gplf einen bemofrotiihen Yrdiibenten
unb Elm benlofrotilfes Ib9eorbnetenz
bans. Sd jeDof Der Senat republis
foniI6 ge6lieben ipnr, fpnnte Der Tnrii
niG)t bon ieinen Scinben" burfgez
leben perben. Sagegen mad1tcn
.ieiue SreunSe" furftbare Initrenne
lngen, baS ibner orobenbe Shidial
onrd) g~eilerunas : @elDbniNe db5uz
penoen, mo mirtlih fanben lie pie@
Der @lnrben. 9as greebniB no Der
beriiftigte Ic&inleps Sarif, BEN nnG<
peislid Die @ei6iisten ielbit p~erfaiien
buriten.
.@ieber tprrbcn bic Gepublifaner
aus Der Mn1t %9eordngt, dber ba iid
i'm Senate bier .bemofrotiidhe"
S6ub3olner 5u linen id1lueen, blies
ben Die penlofratilhcn Sarifreforms
periltfe I'M Seine iteden. Cine
Yunif. Die ben Semofraten in Die
Shu6e aeidoben lpurbe, foitete linen
Die 5err6ait. unb Die iiesreiden Tcs
publitaner 9ingen obermnls an bus
@erf. Inn Die 3ouldi1cn 81 erleih@
term. 9ph ionte BEL 2eise feline
rberi3pntnle" Sernbietnlng psrgenp,nz
men iperben. Inseblid1 batten lie es
auf "@egenIeitiafeits : Gertrd9e" abz
9eieben. uno mr. nm Die aneercn
SanbelspDlfer ~geiiiaiser gu MAIDEN.
ober lie gu 3ue~eitdnbniien su 5lpins
Gen, 'hurn lie ben beriid)tiaten Ding
lem 3arif NIT ieinen unerbDrt bobcn
NDpt'NQSCl. NlS Ivy IHt ~IpSllb
@ldhte lid aur abiAlieBuns bon
&anbclspertrGgcn bereit crtlGrt bate.
pcripeiaerte Der republifaniihe Senat
Die geitdtisuns bieier @ertrd9c, unb
babel lit es bis allf Den beutigen Gag
seblieben. Yrdlibeut Goplepclt
muBte I'm @erraltunssneae" Die
5anbbabuna Der 8oilQciesc miloern,
linz %penigitens Die bieliuh al9eOrohz
ten 3ollfrie9e ~abSunenben. 60 OFT
er %t-eiter sehen ipollte. irnrbe ibnl
bon BEN Sfanbpntters 6nlt ae6oten.
n@pr Der SrGiibentenpabl beiire
iuortet Die republifaniihe Iartei ale
nal cine 2pllreform, nod Der Srdiis
bcntcnfpah fat Tie nod INNER be-
hauptet, bnb bag @oIf lire Meeieruna
in ieoer Siniiht 9ut9ebeiba1, uue
iolglif alib lire 3onpclitif gebiIigt
babe. User olio nirfli6 Der Mnnbs
soLnerei Elm grbe ger,aft baben mill,
miro ibr i6perlib abermaIs auf Den
| 2cim aeben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15
Nnr cin @iertelithnpden.

Cine 6iibi6e @eihifte creienete
lid), ipie Der v@eicr 3citun8" beriftet
ipirb, in elmer air6e Der N&opin5
Sadicu. aomn,t ba cin Eaitor nuf
iein Silialbpri. nm cine Srauung ppr>
6unebmen. Nles lit bereit, Die Sran>
ing ioa beginner, iobalb bas Srauts
panr eribeint. Nur auf Gins ntaft
Der airdenbiener auinlerflam: vgs
Ieblt bas aiiien, auf Dem bas iun9e
Sanr Su fnieen bat, ba Der S6liiijel
5u Der Sru6e, III Der jenes Sraufiiieu
auibelpabrt ipirb, uitt auisuiinceu
lit" Ser Saitor ldbt Die 2ebrerss
iruu bitten, boh einitpeilen elm anbes
res aiiicn 5u lcihen. SaS geIhie6t.
Sic Geremonie bcginnt, Der 3aItor
tritt Dor Den Iltar uub i6aut in Die
frDblihen @ciichtcr be5 iungen Yaa>
res unb Der @dite. Die ibre Seiterteit
milbIam unterhriicfeu. Sic Serrs
'haften babcn bcreitS NAB gciiittert",
oentt er - ba fdQt icin 9lid ouf oas
ominDie aiIen, auf Dem nit 3ierli6cu
Su6Itabeu geitidt itcht: ~Mur cin
@iertelitiinpdenl" 90uocr bat Die
Geremonie audi niAt aeoauert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15

Storungen ihfper franf. Sebr &iele
arbeiten an Der SeIlerlung, nber Die
bel tie Mr5i,ei itno Die erbabenen SebS
rem bes Gbriltentbums, tpe!d)e @ered>
tt9fett utio &~odl6dsuug aildl fir bic
geril9ite Irbeit, Ibtung Der perionz
l,den Sllraer nnb ppr Iaent mabre
Nohltenliebe pcrlnn9t. Sn bieiem
Sinne bat Die fntboIiIde Stride allc
3eit 9etpirtt, 10 b~eionOcrs SEQ Der
Grei5ebnte nit %ieiner h%criibn1ten
Gn5Dflita nGerum Noparnm". Sbne
Heligion ipcrben ole 9eiesliden io5ta@
len WaBnabmen allein eincn Nuslpe9
aus Den &irrialen nidlt bringcn tDnz
men. 3ugleih entialtet Die Stride
pielfahe prattii6e Mtabnabmeu CUR
Wiloerln9 Der matericllen Moth Der
llnteren alailen. sic mar tets sleid>
lam Die Mlltter bon Irm llno Hei6,
Die in jeoer Sebrdn9niB slbbllfe
bradte.
Wcltcs tpiirbe tpobl sic Solge gez
ipeicn fem, nenn Der &atboli5i5mu5
fir elm WtenI6enalter perif)punben,
penn feline pereDeInbe 8irtIumfeit aif
Die Wicnifen beieiti9t iein niiroe?
Wiiroe es etpd5 dnberes iein, ais Die
firttburen Srieltbnten unb Der ents
Ietlife Sammer. Die cine NGtion
beimIudten. nls lie i'm rs. Sabrbnn@
bert ben Sobn 8ottes entt1ronte nnb
Die 8Dtter ser @ernunit nuf lire
Nltdre iettc? SIT es niGt Elm @liid
fir 9eutihlnnb, bdb Milionen @e>
bilbcter nuf Dem 9oben bes aatboli@
5ismls %poittipes Gbriitentbun uno
cine pabrbafte Mpral begcn uuo
pflegen?! @pbiu miirpcn lie foma
men, penn lie Der peiiimiitiihen GER
fnbreubeit nerfdflen mdren, menn lie
elmer mobernen Morul ober gar Der
Gallbtbiermlorul Nieblhes b%ulpigter?!
Wic niirbe e5 bann nit Dem Stdnt
beitelt iein, tpenn leiue Iutpritdt. Die
bor DEM iittiihen genubtiein faint
geniigenb eerchtfertigt lit, audi niht
pom ge'didtlifen S%tnnbpuufte aus,
niht bonn &dtboli5ismus aeltilBt
miirDe? Sic itaatlibe Iiltoritdt i'm
bet lire ~feitelte Stiiee i'm aatholi5isa
mus. Der in ieinen Yrin5ipian sum
%Dlferfrieben mabnt, 5u9leih aild CUR
pobren, e6ten @dterlanbsliebe, Der
nber alf einen idranfenlpicn @biolus
tlsmus Der Siiriten niht 5uldbt. Die
&iebe 5ur Stride unb Die @uterlanbss
liebe iinD 3fpilfingsidnei1crn, lie baz
ben beioe Soft gum llrbeber. Sir
uns gilt, ebenio mic fiir nle anoere
Seutihe: vOeutidlano, Seutihlanb
iiber IQes!" @ir iino feline Gbnupiz
niiten, filr ms lit Die @aterlnnDsliebe
feline inbnItsloie Yhrnie gum Yrunz
fen. mir iinb feline SerpiIiiten, Die Dor
BENT grfol9e uno Der gtaht friefen.
Mir lieben nnier Gnterlunb treu unb
innig, nber niht Bios in @ortsn. Dor
MQcm burf Die S9at.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15

81 benz Iltobol Die Shulo an Der
perig eiiultigen uirtbihaItlihcn Sage
Der &at6oliten SeutidlanD'5 8lebt,
mas iiherlih iibertrieben lit.
Sn Der ani bie Geben fol9enben
Ii5fuiiion ipies cine Dame = SRI.
&lara 2dmstte aus Spepcr - 0ardllf
tin, baB Die Iusbilbung Der iungeu
IdoAen 5ll tild)tigcn SauSfrnuen cine
Der Sueacn be6 Ilfc6cliemuS ner>
ltopfcn f0nntc. Sic regte S9rOcrung
beg Sau5unterrsdtes burh Ibbuihlng
BON Wauberturen ON unD ertldrtc,
Dag Dag Warienbeim IN Opener bcreit
lei, Qebrerinnen 81 pte'em 3luedc audi
in Die entfernteiren 0cgenbcn SeutIhz
lambs ~ entienpen. Gin Sonrnniilt
aus SoQanb beridtete iiber bic Nbitiz
nentcnbcpe9ung in Den N%iercrlanpen.
pobei err Die Wittbeiluug nlaa)tc. bnB
in Sollano bic &~nt6olifen an Der
Spiee Der Sepogun8 itanbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1908-09-15

Wllla pes @emoroeten iiber 0eitriipp
unb Stciue idlfeiien. bis CT 5u elmer
ll%ntcnntlid1en Maiie geuproen mar.
Stc Scborocn ipnren 5u Idipod), I'M
9escn Die 8eltien in Wcnicbengeitdlt
cnelgiidl por5ugcheu. bod bofft nan.
bnB Die Central : 8e9ieruns cine
Grippe nusicnbcu uno bic Worber
cremp!nrii6 6il6tigen mirb; lie fam
ia auh gcrcft'rn,iie Elm, 10 uus
crh0rtc Sfdublihteit niht unacahnDet
laiieu, aud lueuu lie Den baIbtpilhen
3uitnno Der @erbrehcr oils milbernben
llmltanb in gctra6t 3iebt. Gta6 IuS>
lugcu be5 Siercrs Iolen ilbriaenS Sie
6auptfiibrer Der Snbidner init Sdden
befleioct gelpcicn iein, mas DoralIf
ihlieben ldBt, DAB jene Solipinner umo
feline Subinncr iparcu, Oh bieie ein
lolheS &~lcibungsitiid nidt tragen.