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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-15

Some men always tie string TO
their praise.
The technical manager of very
large industry lad long been engaged
on the very difficult problem of me-
chanically producing certain part Of
a product. and which would reduce
their production cost so per cent.
One day after five years of effort
the technical manager called the pres,
ident of the company into the expert
mGn-al rcCm and proudly exhibited
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-15
NO REASON FOR. DOUBT

When: we. offer- to, return tbe.moneH paid
Us II our-claim3 donot proVetrne, We must
know exactly what We are talking about
when,we. say Rexall "g3" Hair Tonic will
relieve scalpirritation, dandrua ard falling
hair. and prevent badness. D0nsr scott,
doubt or hesitate Try the remedy az our
risk. Two sizes, SOC. and 500,
c4As.. l.. FWE9, MINERAL POINT.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-15
! Love s Conquest
By CHARLES EARVICE

By CHARLES EARVICE

well, so you always are! What
will you do today, dear? What do
you say to a cool drive through the
woods and luncheon out of doors IN
der the trees?"
Lucille colored.
Il can't go out this morning, Ma
RE" she said. quietly. II expect
some one"
Really! Who Is it? Mr.. Head?"
mo, not Mr.. Head, Marie. Don't
ask me, dear You shall know very
soon"
How mysterious you are this morn
dearl What's very soon mean? A
day. a week, a month";"
"A few hours only" answered Lu-
ellie, softly. You shall all know,
and 1 think, I hope you will be as
happy as l am"
Marie Werner clasped her hands
and uttered a little exclamation Of
delight
"Oh. l know. I can guess!" she ex-
claimed. Lucille, am so glad"
Lucille crimsOned, and looked up at
her shyIy.
you knoW-what do you knOw?"
ooh / can guessl" The marquis has
proposed and you have accepted him"
LuciIle's face paIed, and her brows
came together.
Lord Merle has not proposed to
me"
ooh, am so sorry, dear. What an
impulsive idiot l am" murmured Ma
RE, penitentIy
And if he were TO propose to me I
should not accept him" continued Lu-
ellie Coldly, finishing the sentence.
ooh, forgive me, dear! I am al
ways getting into trouble with this
runaway tongue Of mine. But /
really thought mean everybody
knOws-hOw devoted the marquis is
to you, and | thought
And you shan't if you don't wish
tot" murmured Marie, caressingly.
There is the breakfast bell! l must
run and finish my hair or Mrs. Dalton
will read me a homiy upon feminine
neatness!" ad with a laugh she ran
out of the room.
Lucille stood for a moment or two
looking out upon the lawn. A few
hours, perhaps two, and Harry would
come up, and all would be known.
All, what happy, happy time lay be-
fore her What had she ever done
that the gods should be so good to
her? They had given her a hand
some fortune, and now they had
crowned it by bestowing upon her the
noblest handsOmest man in the world.
The spray of clematis lay under her
pillow, and she took it from thence
and kissed it gently, but passionateIy
before she laid it in the drawer of her
bureau.
"I'll keep you till l die" she muir
INJURED, Just to remind me of last
night, and my dear, dear love!" Then
she blushed and smiled What
would Lady FaInely say, if she could |
hear me? She who praised me for |
being unlike the bread-and-butter |
school girl, would find me as foolish !
as the most foolish of them all"
Then she went into the corridor. |
but at Suste's door she paused and
listened. There was no sound. and
she knocked softly but no answer
coming. she thought that Susie was
asleep, and meeting one of the house
maids on the stairs, told her not to
disturb Susie. as she was sleeping off
a headache
Mrs. Dalton at, the head of the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-15

For headache DR.. Miles, Aati-Paln pitts.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1909-07-15

DR.. Miles, Autf-pafn Fills rpItrv" pain.
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-11-14
BLUE GRASS BLADE
The Fair-i-See and the Sad-u-See

could use Merry Widow hats and cree gar
ments, and they were now in the mode of
modern bathing suits The Sadusees were
a kind of a melancholy Friar with a pen
chant for frying fish and putting other
people in a stew. Their first monastery
was a place where each one kept to his cell
and spoke in monosyllables to himself They
were very quiet while there were more cells
than monks, but when the monks outnum-
bered and out-voted the cells in the pre-
cincts, there was trouble and throat-cutting
became an adjunct to peacefulness, and
still is. Then the brother ceibates elected
a Father, who hired out the cells to the
brothers, and instituted the Mendicant Or
der to beg the rent from Somebody, of
Somewhere -I-Don t-Give-a-Damn-Whe
Conventional and conventional fathers have
blessed part of the earth and cursed the
other part ever since. They are supposed
to be fathers only in name, but-bell, dell,
cell, fell, hell, that's a plenty. I'll stop
off right here.
The Pharisees Jared somewhat better and
invented the preceding orders, and orders
just what he wishes, whom he wishes and
just what how he wishes-and gets it.
The Pharisees then set up the See of
Rome, and have made Rome howl and 9th
er places wall The Pope is fair-I-see, but
you pay the fare or you don't see-Seef
France, the eldest daughter of the church,
renowned her Papal dad, and the Pope al
most became a Sad-u-see, and he'll see
more of it.
BY invoking the parsonic aid of the
Chaplain of the Blade, I got inspiration
enough to make this historical research in
to the dead embers of the forgotten past;
and as the Chaplain blowed hot or cold, 1
got sparkling Of the illumined truth, and
here she is congratulate myself that the
history of the Pharisees and the Sadusees
have never had the justice due them that
I have inflicted upon them (Great APP
plause) and rendition by Angelic host
"My Wife's Gone to the Country. Hur-
rah Hurrah!"
ARLINGTON Md
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-11-14

of a pint at the Publican and Sinners
Ranch and the credit side of the slate was
turned to the wall. He could interpret
Moses and the minor prophets in seven diff
ferent and divergent ways, but could not
interpolate a witness into his throat with
out spot cash. Caesars phiz upon a silver
or copper disk stood between him and the
loving cup: i. e. the want of. So he hung
his shamed head upon his proud bosom
and amented with a loud lamentation. A
fellow came along and took pity upon him,
but as the pity cloud had no silver lining,
the Pharisee scorned the sympathetic Of
fer, which stimulateth not except it in
ebriateth The man said: Brother, am
sad-u-see to see you in such melancholy
straits" "Have you five Lincoln pennies
with the Cody trust for beer upon your
person?" "No, brother, changed my
raiment before ambing from. my humble
home and forgot me to shift the filthy
lucre from the house garment to the street
ephod. You see | was so much enamored
of the beautiful morn and the sweet-scent-
ed hay that thought me not of the lucre,
but of my sympathy draw in abundance"
"Thanks, for nothing" said the Phari-
see, 81 know we not and when the time
cometh when thy thirst be as my thirst,
will return we good sympathy for the evil
sympathy thou wouldst impose upon me.
Out upon thee, thou dog of Sadusee! I'll
have none of thee nor of thy pity"
Thus the line was sharply and clearly
drawn between the tents of the PhariSeeS
and the tribes of the Sadusees.
The Pharisee having nothing else to put
on took to himself great airs. He learned
to write and become a scribe He thus
learned all the secrets of those who en-
ployed him to write billy dues and bellies
lettres. BY dnt of writing for pay and by
backmailing, he waxed fat, and took to
Law, and waxed fatter. Then it was that
the Publican and Sinner learned to look
up to him. Foreclosing Of mortgages be-
came rife with him, and Sadusees became
sadder-u-see than ever. Thus the gulf be-
came wider every day between the camp Of
the Sadusee and the hut Of the Pharisee.
The Sadusee became poorer and poorer I'M
til the ashes of his former greatness was
about all he had to decorate his sack-coth
with and powder his hair with. A warp
of burlap and wool of ashes makes a
poetical and touching mourning attire, and
became very popular because Of its fitness
and its economical status. Only queens
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-11-14
OLD GHOSTS IN A NEW COSTUME.
(By Warren S. Dean.)

Sometimes a new feature on old things
will have a tendency to put us to thinking
and then we make an effort to estimate
the true worth the new feature has put on
the old being. Or, in other words, to find
out if the original being is observing" of
the expense and work the new feature en-
tails on people to uphold.
Take for instance, the new feature the
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-11-14

clergy has proposed in the shape of "Bible
Study Clubs" Perhaps that advice given
to others may be the means Of doing far
more than the clergy intended it to do;
that is, to "read the bible in truth for
what it actually is" and "what it has
done for truth and progressive thought for
this worlds good.' Maybe the free ad-
vice granted others will be much the same
as the advice of kindly school teacher
was to the writer. About 80 years ago,
when he was working out as n farm hand,
trying in his small way to help better the
conditions for others, he was presented
with bible from his old teacher, and on
the fy-leaf she wrote the words, "Read and
Obey" Before that he had read the bible,
but not in the light of holy, divinely-in-
spired book" but simply to learn the hab-
its and ways of people in old historical
times. But thinking of the present and
the advice given, he concluded to give more
careful thought and study than when he
was simply reading the bible for old his
tory sake. But when we began to read and
realize what ways those god-anointed
people had, what they were commanded to
do by a so-called just and loving god, his
respect for that god took drop, and the
system that has been the means Of keeping
that god before the people, has dropped
still lower. So, in fact, it may not be the
new feature that will attract the greatest
attention, for more likely to thoughtful
people it will be: What is the true worth
to this world of the original being logged
out in new dress reform?
And that brings to mind the news item
that has gone the rounds of the press, how
some few divines scolded the fair sex for
coming to church arrayed in their new hats
and finery. They seemed to be greatly
concerned that the display might turn the
minds and heads of the male members
away from their own sanctimonious bible
show.
But we will venture to say as our candid
opinion that there was more true worth
for this worlds goods under that fnery
than possibly could be found in many Of
the characters that have gone to make up
the Christian bible, from the dreams of
the so-called inspired writer's of ancient
times.
"Read and Obey" says the clergy.
Armed with the finest gift of speech that
can be made, they ask their dear focks not
to investigate, for it is a great sin to do
so, but accept their statement in full 1t
seems to be natural and pleasing to the
human ear to listen to harmonious sounds,
and the eye to search for the beautiful, so
when we are asked to obey, we will make
an earnest effort to find out if that COM
mand is in harmony with TRUTH reason and
iustice or simnlv n new dress raforr, FOR
Blue-grass blade. [volume] (Lexington, Ky.) 188?-19??, 1909-11-14
(By John f. Clark

The Pharisee (phoneti for fair-I-see) was
the real know-it-all and better-than-thou
fellow. The Pharisee was short the price
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-20

cine | nncre c. 3. +. tpirflihe Sittlihe
felt bcrporbringen. Splen ctipd Die
eonpcntionclen Sitten Der @eieGihaft
5ur Si.tliffeit ausrei6cn? Sit oenn
Die Sittliffeit Der pberen lir,o eee
b,lnetcu alaiien ppr3iiaLifler. aIs Die
Der untercn 8laiicn? Nie Moral lit
IN ieber Siniiht an Die Gelieion ecs
burlben unb big iett bdt man nod fein
anberes Snrpgat aefunoen. bas lie in
oieier 6iniiht eriesen fonnte. Sur
in Dem iifcrcn 8eipubtiein. bdb cs inn
Senieits cinen unenbliden 2obn fir
Die Ii5iibung Dec Glitcn iinb cine uns
enblifje Strnfe fir Die @eaebuno Deg
Spien 9ibt, firOet Der Singing einen
olisrcihenoen Stiitpunft fir fem iitts
lifes Strebcn uub Mineer.
Gs lit nlio serubeSu t + h t. bic
Heiigion aus Der Sd)ule az perbanncn
mnb Dam bod nod cine iittlife Grs
5iebung 5u berlangen. @ir periteben
bier unter HeligiVn niht ettpo cine
page Watlirreli9ion. Die itd elm jeber
Sebrer nuh eiaenem grmeIien 5ureht
lcat. iuuberu bic pDfitipe driitlidhc Ne-
ligiun, bic BON @utt gcgcben 1T nnb
aflein berehtigt 1T, INTERVIEWING 81
p%crlangen.
Sieie &eligion fam aber Der
Staat. Der in relisioien 9in9cm inter
ben se8entpdrtigen @erbdItnihen iid
neutral bdlten mlib. in ieinen relis
sionslpieu Hublififulen nidt Iehrcn.
9as einsise Wittel fir cine fittltde
G~rsiebuns 1T ben SMulem, 1T bic Gr.
ridjtnns BON cpnfeffone1en Sdulcn
an bic Stellc n~nierer jetisen Ynbfif.
fhnlen pber bic l1eberlaffmng beS
Shulwefens ben ~etnaelnen 9enomis
nationem. Sn iebem Sale fam Der
relieioie llnterriht in ben S6ulen
MIR Sadc Der airten unb ni1t bes
Staates iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-20

liner. W aa rc II + duer nit ibrcn
mad Sauienben 5dblenben Nngeitcllten
Dem Vunoe beitreten, unb duf dnbere
grobe inbuitriele ltnterncbmlnaen,
Die 1auienoe bon Ingeltcqten be.
lddftigen, biirfteu biciem 8eiipiele
folser. @erabe nns 'biefen areiicn
limb benz Sanfa= gnnb idjun rehf an.
fcbnli&e ttnteritiitmnscn 5utbeil ge=
uproen." 0oS mogen iif beionbcrs
Die fleinen 6eihdftslclite unb bic
Sanbfperfer merfen. ipeldle bon bieien
Observation-Disclosures ipic Sliegen aus
9elo9en tperbenl
@ie fpenig ifrupulos oieier gunb
bel ieiner Werbcarbeit in Der 8nbl
Der Moreiiater lit unb nit ipelf' cbler
Erelltigfeit er porgcbt. 5eigt Die Chat
|ahe, oab feline Werbe >Girfulare ioear
an religioie. be3tp. faritatipe Vereine
neriunbt ipiirben. Gls lpenn Die
Wobltbdtigfeit bteier 8creinc lid ali6
anf Die goricn unb @~robbnnten err
itreden miiiie! 60 reit itnb mir benn
@ottlob bod nod nidt. - Cine pniz
lenoe Nntiuurt CAB iibrisens nith Der
Snbnber elmer rbeiniid)cn Gpnfeftion5z
Nirrna. alS er Die aarte our 8citritts>
Srfldrun9 folgenoernlaBen ausfiillte
uno 5uriidihidte: .In ben 6anias
8unbl 8. 9. bce Scrrn @ebeimen
Sniti5ratb Or. Iiebier. Berlin. -
Dem Sanfa =Vnnb trete i'd nift BEL,
neil CT II ba5m sesriinbct lit, Der
liberalen 1artei nnf bic Yeinc sm
belten. Bir am Gbcin. bcoanten ms
oafnr. @ir iinb bcim 6 Centrum
gut o%ufaeboben. Idtunsspou
- ". Q. = Iiif meine picr5ie Ans
aeIteutcn tperoen n | f I beitreten. -
60 mli6 eS aen1aft frerben. Iuf
einen linperiddmten aIos se61rt Gin
grober &eil. vWas ia9it On ba3u.
rtein lieber Billion, a.. 81"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-20
(Spe5ien fir bieie 3cituns.)
9on J. f.

inns i'm @emtfcn basm pcrpfliftcn.
Wean pcube nidt Elm, bos lpcItlihe
8eies Tonne ms ba3n perpflitten.
oenn baS meltli1e @eies lam ms
mn gu Sem perpflihten. tpo5u ms
aud @ott rerpflihtet. Wordl oDer
Sittliffeit obne Heliaion bebentct
nifts MnbereS. ais baB Ser Wenid in
leinem @ollen unb 5bun 9an5 unob>
bdn9ig bon @ott iei. D. +. bab icin
gigenDille in alien Sbun nnb
2aiien a1ein entiheibcnb lei. Ienn
aber Sieies, Damn nirb Der Nenif
iiderlih ieinen 2eibcni6aften foleen.
benn Die Neigun9 5um g0ien lit iebr
tart. Nur Die 8efieion NIT ibren
Strafen I'M Senieits, nit @eriht unb
8Dae. fam bieicr Neisuus eincn
ltorfen Somm cntac9enieecn.
8ie ionte Die Seranbilbune Der
Sugenb our Sittlid,feit obne Die Stiibe
Der Ieliaion mpelid fem, lpcnn iosar
bel GrfpdfIenen cine Sittliffeit pbne
Melieion niht 3n~perldiiie iit2 9ie
Slioenb lit befnnntlih iebr idipa6 unb
TRACE gum Guten. Die Sittliffcit lit
fir tic feine lcidte Safe. Sic mib
in bcitdnoi9em Sample liesen nit ben
itiirmiihen 2eibenidniten beg iueenbs
liden Scr5ens unb ben @efabren unb
@eriufun9cn bon Seiten Der boien
@elt. Sic mnb iih tdglih iIbcripins
ben! @er fam ibr EN- iturfes Wotib
nnb binreifenbe aroft perleiber, bieie
Selbitperlelgniing f%ortipdbrerb 5u
iiben9 Coll etfpn bag @brgefiibl Den
SiinaIing auf ber Sobe ber Sittlihfeit
erbaIten9 SIN beiten Sale fonnte es
pieaeiht cine dlbere, aber niemals
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-20

Der Gsar ppn HuRlanb geoenft
bieien CONNER bent neitlifen europa
einen geiuh ab5uitatten. Sum BADEN
aber. aabelmelbungen 5ufolge, Die
europaiihen So3ialiiten cine iWtemas
tide Igitation ms 8erf seiest. Inn
in allen 2dnbern. peIhe Der G5ar gu
beiuden eebentt, Die offeutlihe @eiz
ming seeen i'm uu 5urei5en n.
8ns BEL bieier Igitntion b%erausfoms
men ioa, lit ei1em loeiih 0enfenben
ni6t be9reifIih. Iber oas lit ia be-
fanntlit bas 5aupts Sinnen nno
sSrotten Der Go3ialiiten. bas Bolt
un5ufrieben gu MAIDEN unb
eegen bic Iutoritdt a u5ureiaen n.
limb bann nennen iih iolfe Trdeer
Der Inardie .5reunbe bes @olfes".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-20
9as marc ~allerhinss Elm sdlritt in

9as ,uare ~aaerhinss Elm Sdritt in
Der reften Hidtung, lpeiln Der Yrds
iibent, fpie CO beibt. Die Ibiitt aus
fibren ipirbe, benz Gon9reb Den @ors
lhlaa 5u MAIDEN, @orioree fir Die
T%eniipnierune Der dlteren Heeies
rungss IngciteGten in untergcorhnctcn
Stelungen 81 t%reffcn. liner Chill
oienit miro MIR Damn Die Iusipabl
inter ben beiten ardften bcs 2nnbes
treffen fonnen, ipbalb einmal, tpie in
anberen Sdnbcrn, bieie Steuun9 Elm
9eru ipirb, Der benz erfolereihen
Seperber, tpenn nud BEL 9eringerem
@ebalt, Sifcrbeit fir feline altcn Sage
perihafft. Cine Tenben5 in Der
Jfibtung lit idon ieit GINGER 3eit bel
uniercm 9eamtentbum bemerfbar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-20
laxs.,bareer ~oBa,eite. ptensiaaa,, ben 20. a,lt 1909,
Gr,trbmng nbne Nelteinm.

~ ic @crbnnblungen Der jdbrliden
Al 9ou9reiie unierer itoatlifen
~ iebes Nul einen troitlolen
Gtnorud, ipenn i) lpabrncbme, mic
bieie blinoen Siibrcr Der 8llnben ii6
per9eblih lett Snbrcn bemiiben, cine
ltttlid)e Gr5iebung n%nnbbGneig ppn
lener Geligion auofinoia 81 maiden.
Tegierune uno @ltern iprbcrn bieielbe
bon linen, itelien nbcr Die unmDglidc
Sebin1un9, bab iie religionslos lei.
Ser mobcrne 3eitgeiit iuft be-
fanntlih Die Religion aus Gr5iebune
mn Sdule binnus5ubrdngcn. 9uz
crit ppate Die libcrule YGNugoeif
tpeni9itens Die poiitip friitlide 8elis
gion aus Der ShuIe p%erbrdngen. Sic
rabifolc Edbugogif aber mill iosnr Die
Soee bon @ott uro bon Meligion aus
Ner SfniIe oerbnnncn. Sieic Seuoeu5
ut i'll ben iogen. 2aienifulen in
6runfreih bereits purd)gefilbrt; nnb
uniere %llneldubi9cn ipollen nidt binter
Den fran5olii6en 5uriidblcibcr.
llnb bod ipoIleu unb erlparten bieie
0cgncr Der Heligion, oub Die itaatz
lidlen Sbnlen Der Sugerb cine iitts
lidlc Gr8iebuns geben i%pllen. gle
ichcn ndmlib bic td9lih pdtbienbc
II niittlthfeit Der Suaenb,
peld,e Den geitnnb Der @cieaifaft
beorobt, unb boffen Min, bab cine iitts
li6e @r5icbun8 Das llebeI beilen
fperbe.
gitele 9%offnunel gs eibt feline
SittIiffeit obne Helieipn. Dit Dem
8lauben on Soft bort ipear Der
llnteridieb 5piihen 8ut nno gos nuf;
henn MIR bas lit gut ooer bDs, mas
8ott ais ioldes beacifnet bat. east
man bic Wpral BON Der Helisipn al,
bann bDrt bic gerpflidtmus sur
ltebmng bes Gluten mnb Vcrmcibnng
beg 86ien amf, bonn 0utt allein fam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-20

anidteu, auer 8eadtuns ipertb.
CAB bieier Sage Sr. Ibolpb 8uid. Der
betannte Grobbrduer in elmer 3uihrift
an Die Sun" tpieber. Or leet bar,
oab nifts 10 biel CUR Semoraliiieruns
beg @etrdnfebaubels beieetraeen bat,
als bic fintGihe Siihtung bon
Balloons" burf Die 8rauereien unb
Spirituoienbdnbler. SoI9e Yraftis
fen ionten berboter perben burf Elm
@eies, tpelbes ben 8rauern perbietet.
Belo fir grridtnns bon ~Sdloons"
borsuitreden. Siermit tperbe Dem
ltebermab bon 8irtbi6aften Elm
Damn porseiaoben, nnb bic 8rauer
bdtten aih teinen Inlab mebr. cine
anitoberresenbe poIitiide Sbdtisteii
5u entpideln.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-20
30 Grbe, pcrsik nidjt meim 9eiben.

30 Grbe, persif nidjt mcim 2eiben;
oereib ni6t ben boben Yreis beiner
grloilne; erfmift biit On @roe. NIT
meinem foitbaren @lute." Oas ipar
Der grf unieres leibenben 3eilambes
ant &reilse. Senfen ipir bisneilcn
an bieien Ruf. an bieie ieil,e Wabs
ming in bieiem Wonat Suli. 9ar&
r c n mir aus in inherent Sample nit
ben 2eibeni9dfteu. ieicn mir felt I'm
@larben; barren mir aus III Der Soffe
nung auf elm beieres Senieits. in
bieier 2iebe gum aoitbaren 8lute.
@enn's aub ridt INNER 10 9ebt. tpie
mir cs uns wiini6en ODER eerne baden
mDften. pcr3aeen mir nidt; barren
mir aus in treiier GrfiiIung unierer
Bflift mno't mir perben am gnoe
Sieser iein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-20
Sambeisiefretar Nasel, Elm fd6iser

Sanbeisiefretdr Nasel, elm fdbiaer.
uneri6rpdener Wiann bat inter feis
mem Yerional in 9an5 auberorbents
li6er @eiie uufgerdumt. inbem eins
bunbert In9eitelte ibre gntlaiiun9 erS
bielten unb Die Heiignation bon 3ebn
Nnberen angenommen tuuroe. Srobs
Dem OR. Na9el nod nid)t LANCE I'M
Mmte lit, fanb er bod baIo aus, DdB
5iemlib piel unbrauhbare Geute in
benz 9epdrtemente an9eiteut ieien unb
er itelltc biernb cine llntcriudung Der
Sau9lidteit ODER llntau9lifteit aaer
Gngeitellten, bonn bo6it ~be5ablten
Glcrt bis 5u Den Bureau oten an,
unb lieB iih o Den Sureau6eis Be-
ridt crItatten, NIT DEM pbigen Ore
iultut. Wun bat eS lih aber merfs
lpiirbi9cripciie heraus9eitelt. baB ieit
Gritattung Der Seridte Die grau6s
BARRETT Der Gn9eitcaten. pic Die off
8iclcn Iui8eidnlInscn beineen. iih
nm breibig Yro5ent 9ebeier
bat. Sn mare Sr. Haael ia Elm
aupitulmenih! Sdabe, bub er ni6t
aud 10 i'm @onereb aufrdumen fam.
DGiener bes Bottles, Die unfdbig iinb.
ooer lid unidbi8 5cigen, beilen Sntes
reiien 5u pertrctcn lno 81 pabreu,
siebt e5 leiber senu9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-20
9as erite nEpfer" unieres liner

Sas erite oSpfer" unieres uners
i6rpdenen 5dnbelsiefrctdrs Nasel iii
Genius Sireftor Nortb getporben.
Rortb mar. lpie Oepeiden melbeten,
Der Meiming, er lei Serr in Der
Genius : a6tbeilln9 unb Sr. Nagel
babe ibm nifts brein 81 reben. Ser
Sefretdr ma6te icboh 9eltenb, bab er
an Der Spite aqer Ibtbeilungen bes
Snneren itebe uno Ouber aud fir Die
Weripaltung bes Genius Imtes per>
antnortlit lei. 9ieies Sfpieipnltes
pegen iol 9tortb feline Heii9nation
eingerei6t babcn. Ils 9lnubpiirbis
ger Quele perfautet aber. Nortb babe
I'M 3 It bon Ilbrif unb SO. 9cs
itanoen unp Die srobe Gemters Yutros
mage, ipcldc Der nere Genius in iidJ
IflieBt, politiid nus6euten lpollen.
llnb bier iei er auf Den @iberranb
oes Sefretdrs uno bes Yrdiioenten
eeitoben. Gut 10! Sol6e ~Spfer"
merben Srn. Nasel beim Golte MIR
belie6t MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-20
Werfen mir uns iuubl, ipenn bel

outage iiber Stunt" Die Heoe gebt:
Die IN a re Stunt auf ir9enb nell
dem @ebietc bat Die fatbolii6e Stride
ME berfannt, ioubern jeber3eit ior9lif
eebe9t urb aepflegt. @s mar aud
nidt Y6rnie, ionbcrn lnuter @abrbeit,
mas elmer Der gefeiertitcn aiinitler Der
neueren 3eit. Nntonio Ganopa an
Nopoleon ben @riten idrieb: Die
&unit ~perbanft Der 8eligion unenblid
piel. aber feiner iopiel, ais Der fatbos
Iii6en Neligion."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-07-20
Sriiber beitanb cinmal

|nift all8uIang - ein fatboli il
Ii d. SreBperbanb. @elde 8ors
Itbeile Elm FOLDER fir Die fatboIiider
I9febafteure BADEN oiirfte, lit leidt 81
erieben. 8ir preoigcu ii6cr ~8iids
'ftdnbigfeit"; beieiti9en mir einmol
Ibiele ~&iiditdnbigfcit" aus uuIerer
l~eieencn Mitte. iubem mir lpieber einen
Holden @erbanb ms 9eben ruien.
E8ir b . ii T II tuabrlih elmer enges
Ereu Siibluu9 utter chamber, cincs
IperiOnli6en Ocoanfen Iustaui6ee
'bann uno mann, umO zines beliercn
gerltduouiiles acknowledgements.