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Evening journal., 1909-03-23

Price OF Pattern. 10 cents.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03
REALTY COMPANY VICTOR
IN BANKRUPTCY FIGHT.
Action Brought by Creditor Is
Dismissed.

On motion to dismiss an action
brought by the Springfield Portable
House Company, before Vice-Chancellor
Howell today, against the Cummings
Brothers Realty Company. which, after
considerable debate, was granted, an
Interesting controversy was disclosed.
The action was brought with the pur-
pose of putting the real estate concern
into bankruptcy.
The action was brought against the
realty company through petition filed
by George E. Clymer, counsel for the
Springfield concern, on August q last.
In their petition the complainant firm
AYERS, that the assets of the real estate
concern consists only of barren, sandy
waste lands valuable only when de-
veloped further than al present. 1t is
further claimed that II is impossible to
ascertain anything in relation to the
assets Of the defendant, or of the debts
due him, as all the books are kept in
Philadelphia. The claim made by the
Portable House Company for s3,544.5l,
which. so it is claimed. was to have
been paid by August Is. 1909, is said
to be but one OF many other ike claims.
Argument by the counsel for the real
estate company was based on the as
sertion that the petition was made
merely as an attempt to hold up the
sales Of the real estate firrn. McCarter
& English represent the Cummings
Brothers Realty Company.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03
new SURROGATE
LIKELY TO PICK
F|NERAN As DEPUTY
Chairman of Orange Democratic
Committee Named as New
Chief of Staff.

1t was rumored today that John
C. Finneran, chairman of the Demo-
cratic City Central Committee, OF
Orange, and the representative of the
First ward in the Common Council,
will be appointed deputy surrogate by
Surrogate elect Shoenthal.
Mr.. Fineran is printer employed by
a local newspaper. He is the successor
in the Common Council of Major
Shoenthal.
Major Shoenthal announced today
that he would sell his retail cigar busi.
ness in Main street, Orange, in order
that he might devote himself entirely
tc the duties of his new office He
added that he intended to erect a
building for the manufacture of cigars
on property adjoining his residence, in
Park street, Orange.
The news of the probable appoint
ment of Mr.. Fineran came as some
thing of a surprise in that Mr.. Shoen-
thai in the course of speeches in this
city had more than once expressed his
determination of appointing John j.
Berry to the position of deputy in the
event of his election.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03
FIGHTS WITH NURSES TO
ESCAPE FROM HOSPITAL

Edward Werk, so years old, an en-
ployee of the Public Service street de-
partment. while at work in ditch at
Jefferson and Market streets was over
come by the fumes escaping from gas
main He was noticed lying prone by
fellow workmen. who rescued him.
When removed to the st. James s
Hospital he was quickly revived, but
caused great commetion by trying to
escape the care of the nurses. After
much trouble. he was subdued. He will
be able to leave the hospital sometime
during the day.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03

The vote was light, as compared
last years presidential contest,
measured up with the vote cast in
exciting contest of 1906 and the ba
of 1907.
The promised rain = 'Democrs
weather''-didn't arrive until long al
the polls were closed. Then it pour
down to disturb the big crowds til
were standing in Broad street to viz
the STAR bulletins.
There had been all sorts of threa.s
about prospective arrests for fraud
ulent registration, and from all side
emanated hints of dire things to cor.
All who predicted riot and bloodshei
and disorder proved to be falss
prophets. It was a day of exceptional
/ quiet, there being little to give the city
and its suburbs the appearances asst
ciated with election.
| The returns began to get in at ths
i City Hall and at Republican head
/ quarters in Halsey street earlier thar
usual, but the scratching made tha
count slow in many districts Not untiI
to-day did the result in the Second dis
trict of the Twelfth ward become the
] property of the city clerk.
Enough figures were in hand for thu
county to enable experienced men 70
tell the story of the result. This news
paper issued its first morning edition at
o'clock. giving complete accounts os
the outcome of the contest.
/ Police bulletins were taken to head :
| quarters by members OF the force who
We're stationed at the polling places
while the ballot-boxes and return
sheets We're taken to City Clerk James
F. Connolly and his big staff OF as
/ sistants.
The first districts to be reported last
night we're in East Orange. Eight gave
Russell a lead of but 500 over Shoenthal
The Republicans had counted on that
city to furnish a Russell majority of
$500. When the eighteen districts were
in, 1t was seen that Russell had car
ried East Orange by but little over
1,500. Russell jumped TO the front In
the early returns and at 10 o'clock with
about thirty districts heard from, the
Surrogate was receiving congra tula-
tions over at Republican headquarters,
| his lead then being more than LOCO A
total was struck on 80 districts, and Il
was seen that the lead had been swai-
1 lowed up. Shoenthal was a few hun
dred ahead. With 1e6 districts out ef
2zs in the county heard from, Russell
was almost 1900 behind
Everywhere Russell ran far behind
the Assembly ticket. The Board og
Works candidates of the Republicans
appeared to be lost at first, but grad
ually the tabulations showed that they
were holding their own. then gaining.
| The n0naiOati0p nf a man frar, 7ha
southern end of the city with anoth az
from the north end proved a good
stroke of politics. In spite OF lots +
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03
LABORER is CRUSHED TO
DEATH BETWEEN CARS.
Public Service Coal Dock Scene
of Tragedy.

Gaetano De Turo. of 1877 Canal street
90 years old, was fatally crushed at the
coal dock of the Pvblic Service Cor
poration. He was pinioned between
two cars used for conveying coal to
the power-house and terribly crushed.
The man, with other laborers, was
loading the ears De Turo stepped be-
tween the cars. not noticing that the
front car had started to move. Before
he could step aside he was caught and
crushed between them. He died at st.
James's Hospital
The man had been in America four
years, coming from Sanacaudebar,
Italy, where he leaves an aged father,
who had been partially dependent upon
him. Efy
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03
WEST ORANGE FIREMAN
CATCHES RUNAWAY,

William Leadbeater,t driver of No.
truck, of the West Orange fire depart
ment, caught runaway horse attached
to grocery wagon of Scheuer &, Sons,
Orange, in front of the Valley road fire.
house.
The animal was frightened while
standing. at Scotland and Glebe streets
and then took to Valley road. Lead
beater made flying leap for the horses
bridle whensthe animal swung past the
firehouse and was able to stop the horse
in almost its own length $50
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03
DALRYMPLE AND NUGENT
TELL OFELECTIONRESULT
BY ALFRED N. DALRYMPLE. =.
Chairman of the ESSEX County Re-
publican Committee.


We have much TO rejoice over.
The people have demonstrated once
again that unfairness and personal
attack do not count in influencing
voters The Republican nominees
went into the campaign unhamp-
cred and they told the voters that
they would serve them il elected.
The popular approval of the clean,
straightforward campaign Of the
Assembly nominees is exceedingly
gratifying. The city has decisively
placed the seal of approval on Re-
publican administration of its busi-
ness. by making the Board of Works
so1idly Republican and placing the
management Of the affairs of the
Common Council In the hands of a
substantial Republican majority.
1t is wholly beyond me to under
stand the cutting of Surrogate Rus
sell He has been an excellent Of
fetal. and deserved reelection. His
defeat is regrettable. 1t was the
one unexpected occurrence of the
day.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03
BY JAMES R. NUGENT..
Chairman of the state Democratic
Committees. -. 4

We made a good fight; never
worked harder in my life, and the
men who have been associated WITH
me in the management of the cam
paign were stireless. We had no
financial support to meet our ex-
penses other than what we con-
tributed among ourselves. am
glad that the superhuman, efforts
told so well for our nominee for
surrogate He made fine run and
has won signal victory.
The Democrats made a remarka-
BILE showing in, the battle for con-
troll of the Common Council and
next year will see another Demo-
cratic majority elected. The Board
of Works fight was exceedingly
close-nip and tuck all the way. The
City Home vote shows that the
Democratic candidates for Board OF
Works ran ahead of the party vote.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03
6. 0. P. ASSEMBLY
WINS, SHOENTHAL
ELECTED BY I,42e
Republican Legislative Ticket Goes Through
About 5000 Plurality light Of the Six
teen Aldermen Chosen Are Democrats.
CREDITS In HOME WARDS SAVE UCONNELL
and MUNCLE DESPITE HEAVY CUTTn-

ability of the Es
Major shoentha
seeking
election,
The Republican Assembly
Harry
eight
Council Ne
of
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03
GENERAL MURRAY SAYS
HE HAS QUIT POLITICS.
Makes Announcement in Leav-
ing County Committee.

TRENTON, Nov. 3.-General c. Ed
ward Murray, the recognized leader of
the Republican party in the county, to-
day announced that he had resigned as
a member of the county committee
General Murray. in announcing his re-
tirement, said that he will not take any
part in Mercer county politics in the
future and henceforth will devote his
entire time to his business interests.
It is known that General Murray has
been considering retiring for a long
time
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03
FINED FOR LOITERING.

Anthony Petcobilo, % years old, of 327
Jefferson street, was fined SIS in the
Third Precinct Police Court today on
a charge of lettering Patrolman Tuitc,
who placed the man under arrest, stated
that he had caused much trouble about
one of the polling districts and when
requested to go, away started to abuse
the officer.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03
DRIVER ESCAPES in
WAGON CRASH WITH CAR.

A wagon owned by L. NJ. Moscowitz,
peddler of this city, was struck early
today at Main and Burnet- streets, East
Orange, by trolley car 11S1, east bound
The vehicle was damaged, but no one
was hurt. C. M. Squire, of IL Warren
place. this city. was motorman of the
car ea -tt
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, continued on Second Paseo
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-03
c. B. SMITH IMPROVED.

c. B. Smith Company who is Ill with
pneumonia, is much improved today.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
(Spc5iel fir bieie 3eitune.)
nnn ]. f.

Ils 9ismarf Den aulturfnmpf be-
gam, unb gum Iuitisen Selb5ue segen
Som ms Sorn blies. ba jubelten Die
Truteitanten. Das 9eamtentbrm. Der
0nnbtag. Der Neidstag. tbeils aus
SaR ge9en Die fatboliide Stride,
groBentbeil5 aber aus nicDriger 8es
faliuht eesen BEN srobcn Staats@
far3Ier. @ie Der grobe Wann ms
Sorn blies, 10 tan5tc bas proteitans
tiihe Wolf uub gedmtcntbum. Su
ibrem Sanntismus gingen Die Be-
omteu pcitcr dls Die 0ori1riften Der
@eieee unb Der Sberen.
Sas 8eieb bate Die NicoerlaTuns
gen Ser Seiuiten in Seuti6lanb pere
boten. r. b. Der SeiuitensC rben mar
oufacbobcn norben. @eiter gine bas
@eieb nidt; onmit lparen Die Seiuiten
nitGt aus Sentihlanb perbannt. lie
b%urften nod i'm 2anbe tpobnen Mnb
reiien. Ser au.sC;rsmiriiter eins iAon
neiter. Or ndum bas Hed)t in Nnz
lprrh iebem Seiuiten feline fiinfti9e
@obnun9 ansumeiien mnb i'm inter
poli5eili6c Irfii6t gu itelen. 0ie
Yropinsiols gcmter singcn mod peiier.
unb unteriogten jebem Seiuiten
Dffentlih Ieiie 81 leien. Die Yoli5ei
gine nod peiter unb ber6ot linen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Ginr t4uFtrirrtr atarnn1g.

offentli6 auf Der Strabe 5u erideinen.
Sic 9ibernlen in 8elsien wouten
nift binter ibren beutihen 8riioern
5urudbleiberl, itnD 9lalIbter diiG etnen
8lilturfampf fiibren 81 fonnen. Iber
lbre ardfte fpnren 81 ihtpdh. Sbre
Spranuen : 3erri6aft bauerte MIR
bier Sabre uub bnrna6 atbmete Das
2anb inter fatbolii6er Serribnft
lpieoer auf.
grfolgreider unternabmen Die
frdnaoiiid)en 2iberalen inter Siibs
rung Der Sreimnurer ben aulturfampf
Igeeen Die fatboliihe Stride. sic
rparen melt itdrfer oIs Die beleiihen.
Sic paren i'm Seiie Der 5erri6aft ieit
100 Sabren, beiaben ieit iener 3eit
Die reIigionIoie S6uIe, Die
Ginilebe unb Elm sabIIoes
bon eIigionsIoe II
9 e nj n. Ser liberale matcrias
liitiI6e @eiit mar in bieier lan9en
Belt ms Sers bes Bottles eebruneen;
unb bieies mar unsldlbig fpie feline
@erfaiiung unb feline Eesieruns ges
tporpen. 8ir fiuben bort Die CIR
ideinuns tpieber tpie in 9reuben: 8ie
ms 5orn eeblaien tpirb. 10
tan5en Die 9 a m n. unb io9ar
bas g emei 9 o tan5t nit.
Sas ipatc cine Waruuns fir inns
in Mmerifa fem, nidt SIT piel gcr-
traucn auf bic Snfnnft 81 feten.
Splte etnmal npn uben her sum
aulturfampf g~eblaien iuerben, Dann
mag CT aud bier losbreden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
su piele SPLITTER bef[ooen iifl

Sp ptele Miitter befla9en iif
9erabe in bieier Sabres5eit. bab Die
mdnnli9e Sueenb 10 flescibaft. 10
~llnmoralii6" lei. 2eiber lit pas in
icbr picIen Sduen pabr. abcr.
ebrenlpertbe Srauen. ifaut einmal
auf Cure eieenen 30fter. unb iebt
fpie bicielben 10 ~fcuid ausieben" in
ibren beqen. burfiidtieen 8luien,
pclGe Die lpeibe Saut. ltatt lie 81 pers
oedcn unb 5u ifiieen, balb our6s
blifen laiien, jene 9aut. Die. luie Der
Si6ter iast. I'm beimli6er Climb
baftigfeit bas ficbernoe Sebnen lodt".
Cher ioa beutieeu Cages Die mdnns
lihe Sugenb an Den Inblid FOLDER
lights" gepobnt uno moraliih ub9ez
bdrtet tperben?! 9as hieBe uaerz
bings ben Seufel nit Seel5cbub aus>
treiben molten. &lio norerit ben
Inlab 5ur -Sleselbaftiefeit Der
ilngen Wdnner" abidaffen. unb -
Die ~Sleselei" ipirb bon ielbit
a%bnebmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

bdltniiie berbeieefIbrt babe. aeitebt
audi Der liberale Holttifer unb Ybilos
iopb s. $. bon airbmann. Sn einer
i'm Sabre 1881 pcroffentlihten Gufs
iaee iteut er iih Die Srage. ob Die
moberne 9ultur nit ibren grfinbuns
gen unb gntbeduneen. ibren itaats
liden unb mathematician gerbeiies
runsen. fur3 nit ibren setualtieen
Sortihrttten bas @obl unb Gid Der
Renihbeit eeforbert babe. Sie Gnts
mort ldutet burdaus perneineno. in
ben arbeitenben 2laHen iei itatt Der
friiberen @enisianfeit nnb 5afrie=
benbeit Neib unb Saf sesea Bite be=
iitenben afafen eingebrungen; bic
mittleren 2laffen f6men in Dplge Der
Anitrensunsen, uelfe bic Gunfurrens
nnb Der geftetserte 9ugus tbnen auf=
erleat, nidt gum @enufe; unb bic
Geiden eritiften tuieber an benz
lteberflnf bes @eniekens. Ser pirtbz
ihaftlihe &laiientampf babe cine 8es
italt unsenommeu, Die eeieqi6aftz
seritorenS erideiue. Sdlimmer nod
itebe es nit ben iittIihen Suz
itGnben. Sic Selbitmorbe, RaMbz
morbe, gbei6eibuneen uip. ndbmen
in erihredenbem Wabe 81.
cabin bat alio Der 2ibernlismus
bic mobernen Golfer sefiibrt. Gber
Die 3 9trutbe lit aud Ihon be-
reitet, Inn tie pieber our 8eiinnuaa
5u brinsen. 9ieie Suhtrutbe 1T Der
So3iaItsmuS. Or III nidts
anberes als bic Solse bes Ibfaues
bonn 0eboriam segen bic Stride oui
benz bolfspirtbi6aftIifen @ebiete.
Dieter Ibfaa bat Die Golfer in Die
3nedtlhaft ibrer Neeierunsen unb
ibrer &apitaliiten eebradt. Sic
iteben eeeentpdrtig Dor ber Ilternas
tipe: gnttpeber in ben So5ialismus
fort5uihreiten, ober Die Iiidtebr gum
SatholiaismilS an5utreten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Iir bier in ben Ser. gtaaten req

@ir bier in ben Ser. staaten regen
ms 10 aIf, baS in Der Siirfci in
LETTER 3eit mebr als notbie .eebdnst
pirb"; bnb audi in @ublanb Der
@aIscn ni6t miiBis itebt; bab in
Iiien Die Siirfen unb Grmenier iif
eeeenieitis morben II. (. I. lInb ms
~S6einbeilieen". Die mir an Der
Spite Der Civilization mnrihiercn,
ipaat iiber iene Morbc Das Slut; mir
proteitieren. nnb bies angeiitts =
Der oeigeten S6anbe Der Station.
60 tbeilt uns ndmltb cine Srau Sba
Wels Barnett auf Der bieier Gage 5i
Reip gorf tagenben .gonferens iiber
Die Gage Der amerifanii6en Ieger"
nit, rbab 1924 Wdnner. Srauen unb
ainoer in Den lesten % Sabren in
ben gereiuieten Staaten q lpn Of t
fpurben. 5eftie. griff Die Srau Die
"Sen6elei Der 2pnber" an. lrnb ers
fldrte, bieie unmeniflifen @orfommz
niiie ieien cine Shmah fir cine Drift
Tide Station. limb bamit bat lie poas
ltdnbig re6t. Oas @eriHt ion entz
i6eiben, oh Der S6ulbige Den Sob
perbient. Weiitens bonbelt es iif
BEL bieieu Reeer>2 pn6ereien nm ltns
idulbise. unb nm Die tbieriih zgraus
fame gefriebisuns elmer entmenldten
@oIfsmaiie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
9te g~nrtpnlittker.
(Spe5ials gorreiponben3 aus
Seutidlanb.)
t1om ,,Nltramomtamms'

Gnbres: n9as lit aber %itartl"
Sdbr: .Se6en Sic. tpie BET aars
rem lduft? Crit purbe bic Stride bins
ausgetporfen. iest fommt 6 o n
Stadt an bic 8eibel
Die Shule befinbet iih in Den 3dnoen
Der So3tnliiten. unb bic tpouen feline
Ratrioten er5ieben. ionbern q b o.
lntiondrel GO lit cine furdts
bare @er9eItun9 fir Die Iusrottung
Des Gbriitentbnms aus Der S6ule.
Grmes Srantrei6l"
MideI: ,gs lit bod efel6dft.
penn man leien muB, lpie Die gans
bioatur bes 3er8o9s BON
Irenberg. tpel6er in bieien
Sogcn als Gbseorbneter fiir's geus
trum geipdblt tperben ioa. bon ben
liberalen 3ubenblattern 10 anses
feinbet ipirb."
StoffeI: .9as seiHiebt benz
9erSo9 gan5 reft. tpenn ibn Die
Slben in Die Singer friesen. iatpobll"
Inbres: "Sisbisbisbi - i6
peis aud ndruml"
@i6eI: Ser StoffeI 1T nur 10
Idabenfrob, neil Der Ssis Go9u Die
critic 5ppotbef auf fem 3dusden Fat
unb ibm ieben Insenblid ben Gals
5u3ieben fam. 9as lit Il gar fein
@erglei6 NIT Dem Ser5oe bon Nren.
berg. ipel6er ielbit bermoaenb eenua
lit. 10 baB Die iiibii6en S6%mierpfoten
ibm nihts anbaben fonnen. SITS ni6t
10, Sdbr?"
Sdbr: Sang reft 10; bier in
benz SaG lit in eriter 2inic nur bic
9febe bon Dem .prin5ipielen Sab, ben
Die ~baiti6s national %liberalen" Sus
%benblGtter a Ia ~8erliner Eageblatt"
~iiberbaupt eesen allie @entrumss
Ganbibaten baben. Sobdnn ipielt
aber bel benz Ser5og elm periDnli6er
iiibilder Nadeaft cine Noae."
@lle CERTAINTY: ~Wieio osnn
bas?"
SGbr: .Sm 9riiiIeler Grenbers's
lideu Ialais bat man udmlib. Dor itari
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
Die anglu. amerifaniide 9reiIe aibt

oqgemein Oas eefpib nidt idmeideGs
bate nrtbeiI ab, Senator
Glori9's 8~enebmen, als er Die
Sanolunesfpeiie 9euti6lanb's als
imperttnent be8eidnete. lei rflesels
bait bauerii6" geipeien. anerbings
cine reht i6arfe @erbammuns unb
&enn3eidnung beg unfldtben 8ebabs
rem Oes 8aters Der ioeenannten Snriiz
@eoiiion. &eiuer ietner Golle9cn i'm
Geuat biirfte Den nttofratii6en Sruits
Sanolanger I'M cine Iol6e D8eriibmts
belt" beneioeu. grinnert Die Sanbz
Iun9speiie bes Hbpbe ISLANDER Senus
tors ui6t iebr an ben 0tann, Der ben
Wunb 10 boQ na6m, bab err i'm nidt
me6r i6lieBen fonnte, big er einen
tii6ti9eu &lapps 6efam, @er iif Dor
aQer 8elt lG6erli6 ma6t. braudt fir
Den Spott ni9t al iorgeu.
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NmIrre Errtbrtt.
(Spc5ieG fir oieie Seituns.)

SntereiIe geltenb, tpie es Die eben
berridenbe .liberale 1artei duffaBt.
Gs gibt burhdus fem Nedt, oas fir
ben Stnat ununtditbar mare. vWadt
eebt Dor Heht", bas lit Die tlaIiiihe
Sormel. in fpelher bieies Werbdltnib
ausgebriidt tpirb. Iuf biefem
8runbins beruben ale Sdfulariias
tionen Der &irhens unb &loltereiiter
in europa. aues mas bic Hesieruns
tbut, lit redt unb gut, bios besbalb.
neil tie es gebietet unb tbut. sic
fam Rientanben llnredt tbuu, tpetl
@Qes reht lit, mas lie tbit uno fpeil
lie es tbut. Semeemdb sibt eS nihts
i'm 5immel unb auf grben, mas nift
inter Die WahtpoIfommenbeit Der
&egierrng fiele. Helieion. Biiens
ihoft. Shule, Che, I~rmenpflege, fur5
4aes eebort ausi6lieblid gun,
Neiiort bes mobernen Staates.
Nur in Nmerifa miidt ii6 bic Nes
eieruns nitt in Die innern Inselegens
beiten Der neri6iebeuen H~elieionen
Elm. Mber i'll europa sibt es nihts
mebr, mas o ben gtneriffen bes
mobernen ,Staates exempt mare; bic
8iirger iiub pouitdnbi9 in ieiner @es
malt, unb iebes Seitbdlten oerielben
on ibren natiirlihen unb tpoblertpors
benen Hedten. iebe gerufuns auf ibr
8emii5en gift afs 8ebelfion. Sic iinb
nIr beg Staats lpegen ba. unb niifien
besbdlb audi bic ff0nite Belt hires
9ebens benz 8affenoienite I'M Sntes
reiie beg Staates iih fiigen. Ser
d I a nfenlo WiIita a.
+ ismus Iiest i'm @eien beg mobers
men Stadtes.
SAB bic relisionsloie ntoberne
aultur gang unbeiIbare io3iale gers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15
9ie Carthage treibt ibrem nnab.

9ie Carthage treibt ibrem unabs
Gnberli6en 3iele gu: 3arifs &ebiiion.
a6er ni6t gu @uniten bes @olfes.
1Inb Serr Saft tptrb bas leste 8ort
5u lpred)en baben. @trb er tie nit
ieinem @eto belegen? g8irb or iein
DEM @olte 9esebenes @eripreden
halter? 8trb er banbeIn, tpie Der
unldneit beritor6ene grs8rditbent
9roper Glebelano, uls Die bemotrds
tiife Sartei 1895 auf N6tpegen irrte.
als Oamali9er Yrdiibent ertldrtc: ngs
lit uniere Yfli6t. felt am Steuer gu
itc6en. unb - Die Sartei iabren gu
IaKen, falls lie barduf beitebt, ibre
8rin3ipien gepiIier 3pefe tpesen gu
ppfern unb Die 8oblfabrt beg 2anbes
auf's Spiel gu iebenl" - 8irb Sr,
Salt in bieier Stunbe Der 9iotb
ebeno banbeln?l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-06-15

Az runben Stammtiih pom Gait
~ baus .Sum griinen &ran5"
~ eridienen mar, 10 erbielt i6
beute Worsen cine Gniidtspoitfarte. in
tpelher i6 bringenb an meineu bers
iprofenen 8eiu6 eemabnt puroe. gs
lit 5ipar gerabe Die 3eit Der "giss
beilisen", unb brauben lit Der eiitge
9torbipinb nit ben beiieren SriibIings<
glementeu nodmals in einem Yro5eb
nertpidelt, tpelder etfpas It Ii + | d.
berlduft. nifiss beitostros babe th
mid dber bod auf9enadt unb purbe
BEL meiner Infuuft bon Der Tafels
runbe. ipelhe ihon p%oQ5dbli9 periams
melt mar. nit einem ~freuoi9en
.8rapo" empfaneen. 9alb mar bic
l~lnterbaltung ipieoer lebbaft I'M
@onae unb Wihei iteate seraoe Die
Srase an mid: "Bas balten sic bon
Den teutisen 3uitdnben In Sranfreld.
Sd6r2"
StpffeI: .Sa tpiro es pobl balb
&epolution geben. Conner uno
0oria. bas lit mein Sail, oa mub t6
nit breinihla9enl"
@i6el: .Salte Seiu un9eiuas
ifenes Iaul. Stoffel, - On biit
~ilberbaupt ni6t sefrast. = pers
ltanben?"
Sdbr: go gnn3 llnreht bat Der
Stoffel ni6t. benn Sranfreid trei6t
in Der 3bat elmer Gepolution i6neQ
entaeaen. Sic Setter, ipel6e DIE
,bortisen 2~pgenbriiber 5uerit %ricfen, als
lie Die Yrieiter aus S6ulen unb Ge>
meinben p~eria9ten. uno 9 b g.
o e g + als @egenpfnrrer bas
fir einlesten. Die tperben lie beute
ni6t mebr los"
Wi6el: n9as babe i6 aud pes
leler. Se6en tie bier. Ger i6ldst Die
neueite 3eituns auf) ba itebt, bab aui
benz fiir5lid in 2bon abeebaltenen
SebrersG ongreb folgenoer 8eihlub
aefabt fpurSe: ..Nls poais perncrfs
li6 mlB man Die gr5iebuns bes
Bottles burh Den Staat betradten; Die
iebi9en politiiden Siibrer bebienen iid
Der Shulen. nm folgiame unb treue
~llutertbanen" gu er5ieben. 8olos
moglihit muB aus Der Sdule unb
amar aus bemielben @rnnbe. B I
ginfIub bes States pis
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