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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
History of the Class of 1910

Tor the big brave. "Ohl you Joe"
thompson kept the finest order
with his Parliamentary Law.
Under the executive we moved
passed along without a flaw.
Bob Long, the name sport
does merit, for he always ac,,ts
SWELL if he can't ride with the
Others, (the) ''bmkers' do him
very we'll.
Lelea by the class was chosen
with our funds to be entrusted.
Champion feather-weight, she's
guarded and has kept a treasury
busted"
Hannah beams, goes about
among us with a snrffe that's
quite informal, As she's going to
be a teacher, she will hasten
straight to Normal.
AT the end of our long list.
now we mention Hazel Love:
She's the girl, who makes pro-
erosion without needing a large
shove.
To those whose names | here
have read,
Pray Pardon any III kindness said.
For the class 1870 is a Jolly
good class,
And soon to the great wide
world must pass,
So forget and forgive as we
take last view,
And bid the old hall final
adieu.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02

it is not the man of Drawn but
the man OF intellect who reaches
the highest mark. For every
round on the ladder of DESTINY
there is always one just above
which men are continually striv-
ing to reach. Who is the man
who acquires the highest round
on this ladder?
Not only is this statement true
as regards the pecuiiary profit
derived from an education but
also for its broadening effect on
the mind. Without it man could
not cope Understandings with
the vast social and economic
problems of the times. Progress
would be at standstill. Ambi-
ton would be stifed. Truth
would be crushed. Our land
would soon be in a state of tur-
moil possibly anarchy.
In the words OF the poet
Shakespeare "All the worlds
a stage and men and women
merely players The person
committing the fewest error:
will be the best player and will
meet with the greatest applause
During the first act which ha:
just been concluded we have re,
ceived such training as should
enable us to better fill the place:
that are open for us on the
great stage OF life.
We have now arrived at tha
eminence which for the past
years we have necessarily beer
striving to attain. fully real
ize that our education is no
completed except in so far as tn,
prescribed High School Course
has been mastered and completed
and | also fully realize that will
MOST of lis that must suffice
but even so, 1t is a foundation
that may safely be built upon
From the past it has been dem
onstrated even without further
college training that it ha.
brought out many high grade
business and professional mer
whose influence is felt in various
communities of this nation.
Our own school fits us for tn
various needs of life for the ma
lorlty of the best colleges anC
universities OF the land blu
even superior to these is it!
power OF training and broadenin!
the mind. In attaining both o
these ends its teachers and off
GERS have taken a leading par
and to them our thanks as
class are gratefully rendered.
Fellow Classrnates-We hav,
now arrived at the hour OF part
ling. Our four happy years to
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
CLASS DAY EXERCISES Of
''''' III 'I ?, l. s CLASS j Of 1910
Thirty Three Members of Graduating Glass This Year-Give
Program at School Auditorium Last Evening Commence
ment Exercises Will be Held Tonght-Interesng Num-
bers Executed by Members of the Class.

himself as the Rev. F. McCrory,
graduate of the P. H. s.. class
OF 10 now missionary to NADIA
gascer. He was in New York to
deliver lecture before the Bap-
fist church, for their missionary
fund, and hearing OF the pres
ence of his two old class mates
in the city had called. Mac
surely did the reverence to a
brown turn. The ,"spinisters"
were engaged IN teaching at a
girls seminary in the city. The
trio resurrected an old III. S.
class picture, and began inquir-
ing OF each other, concerning the
whereabouts of their old class
mates. They had proceeded to
the pfisiogminy OF Thompson
Myers, when no one was able
to tell of his whereabouts. At
this iuncture, Hon. Cyrel Fore
man entered the wrong room at
the hotel by mistake, and after
shocking his reverence finally
identified himself to the assem-
blage as an old mate, and was
invited to remain. and share the
"reminiscences. Foreman had
quite a bunch of chin appendages
and was quite slangy, but good
natured as OF yore, nevertheless.
He told the company that Myers
had been broken up over the
boss of his love (who lived on
north Michigan), and had taken
to drink and finally disappeared.
After an absence OF several years
Myers returned during storm
one night, ragged, sickly and
starved. Friends took him in.
fed and clothed him, and after
a sojourn he went to Chicago,
and made good, winning a good
position.
In this manner each member
of the class was treated by the
quartet, some winning success,
others failures. all of the girls
had married except the two
spinisters. Irene Kuhn, had just
been divorced from her third
husband, and was a pianist OF
national fame. Albertus Lauer
was manager of great cloth
ing store in Chicago, and his
brother Marc was running a
peanut wagon in South Bend.
Ferrel Shafer had stabbed a
lover with hatpin, and was
spending the remainder OF her
life in remorse. So IT was with
each one. Hannah Davis had
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02

married the captain, Hazel
Adams was the wife of Senator
Goodrich of Missouri, etc. The
sketch was interesting, as it was
original.
Class Presents.
The most amusing part of
the program was Glass Gifts, !"
conducted by Alonzo Walker.
Each members of the class was
called upon the stage, and re-
quired to stand upon an eleva-
ton, while the conductor sup
piled each with token which
he deemed suited each best.
Thus Flossie Lower drew a
pass to South Bend, so she
might visit close friend, there
often. Irene Kuhn, Walter
Thayer, Kate Foltz and Robert
Long were each handed a spoon.
Marie Leonard got a powerful
telescope with which to view the
comet, without the necessity OF
a fire escape. Mercie Jones was
presented with a hammer, E,s-
Their O'Keeffe with class pin,
which did not suit, and so forth.
Wireless Demonstration
4 practical demonstration OF
the working of the wireless tel
egraph was given by Albertus
and Marc Lauer. The latter ex-
planned the parts and operation
of a Marconi set, which was
erected on the stage. a trans
mitter on one side and a receiv-
er on the other, illustrated the
thesis OF young Lauer. During
the presentation OF his subject
waves were sent out from the
sending station, and converted
into dots and dashes by the de-
cohrer, relay and telegraph
sounder. Young L.auer present
ed his subject we'll. and showed
familiarity with the electrical
phrases which bespoke careful
study of his subject.
Musical Numbers.
The piano duet Fanfare" by
the Misses Irene Kuhn and
Ferrel Shafer won hearty en-
core. The violin soho "Souve-
mir de Wienianski" by Miss
Frances Marks, was roundly ap-
plauded. Miss Marks has been
working hard on the violin and
is bound to succeed.
The Class History by Ethel
Zumbaugh. and Valedictory by
Albertus Lauer, are reproduced
in other COLUMNS OF this paper.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
Month of May in Plymouth.

The month of May 1910, goes
on the records as much colder
than normal. There were very
few warm days, May p, being
the warmest when the mercury
registered ~. Freezing wealth
er was recorded on four days,
the coolest being the 14th, when
two degrees below freezing was
recorded. The average tempera-
ture was below the temperature
of March.
There were II rainy days, 10
clear days and Z partly cloudy.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
Education the Necessity of To-day
By ALBERTUS LAUER, VaIedictorian.

gether are no more and each
must push his boat out into the
sea OF life which now opens BE-
fore us, singly take the oars and
row for himself to success.
In the years to come | hope as.
opportunity wraps at each on
your doors that you may grasp
it and that good fortune will
shine bountifully on you. AS
we now leave our dear Alma
Mater | trust no act OF any OF
us will ever cause her to blush
for our conduct but in the years
to come she shall have naught
but pleasant rememberances OF
the class of 1910.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
LOCAL NEWS

J. H. Wiley spent Tuesday at
Bremen on business.
Supt. L. E. Steinebach was a
Bourbon visitor Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Chadwick was a
South Bend visitor Monday.
A. w. Keith of Culver was in
this city on business Tuesday.
Bert Klingern1an spent Tues
day at South Bend on business.
George d. Marks spent Tues
day at Bourbon ON business.
Miss Elsie Bachtel OF Lapaz
was a Plymouth caller Tuesday.
VIM. Wilcox of Fl. Wayne was
a local visitor on business Tues
Tuesday.
Mrs. Homer Mattix OF Hib-
bard was a Plymouth visitor
today.
Mrs WIN Turnbull spent Tues
day at Argos with her aunt, Mrs
Sarah Wright
Mrs. Aired E. Crater of Au-
burn is here, visiting with the
family of Jacob Haag.
Mrs. r. Miller of Etna Green
was Plymouth visitor Tuesday
enroute to Logansport.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. V. Rust of
Tyner, spent Sunday with their
uncle \. S. Benedict in this city.
James Goddard went to Argos
Tuesday, to be the guest OF his
brother w. ]. Goddard for a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. E. Gay went
TO Bourbon Tuesday, to visit his
mother Mrs VIM Gay for few
days.
Fred Miller has returned to
his home in Chicago after spend
ing a few days with relatives in
this city.
Miss Orpha Logan returned to
Harris after visiting with the
family OF Mrs. Mary Austin for
few days.
John Crawford has returned
to South Bend, after spending
Sunday and Monday with his
family in this city.
Mrs. Chester Lozier OF Indi-
annapolis, is here for two weeks
visit with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Richards.
Peter Pfender Spent Monday
morning at Harris on business.
Frank Thomas was a South
Bend visitor Tuesday.
Orlando Johnson will return
to Valparaiso Tuesday morning
after spending a week with his
father c. w. Johnson.
Miss Nellie Johnson returned
to her home in Tyner Tuesday,
after short visit with Miss
Mabel Monroe here.
Miss Lois HumrichouSer has
returned from an extended trip
through the south and west for
the past three months.
Mr. and Mrs Vim. Rentschler
OF South Bend were among those
who came to this city for
Sunday and Decoration Day.
DR.. Browne returned to Chi
cago Tuesday morning, after
spending Sunday and Monday
with his wife and children here
Mrs. George Walker OF Elk
hart was the guest of friends in
this city Tuesday on her way
to Logansport to visit for a few
DAYS.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
Dancing Club Meet.

The Plymouth Dancing Club
held a meeting at the Apollo
Curb rooms last evening. Music
was furnished by Arts and Hupp
OF South Bend.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
Married in Clerks Office.

John ID. Clark of Medaryvlle,
Pulaski county and Miss Rosa
Clark OF near Walkerton, were
united in the office of the corln-
ty clerk, by Rev. S. H. Wager
Wednesday. They will reside
on his farm, near Medaryville.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
Brotherhood Meeting.

The Presbyterian brotherhood
will meet at the church Thursday
evening at 8 O'Clock. All men
cordially invited. The study of
socialism will he continued.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02

Mrs. NJ. M. Newhouse has re-
turned to her home in Misha-
waka Tuesday, after spending a
week with the family of Mar
tin Day here, and with friends
at Argos.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
CLASS OF 10.

CLASS OF 10.
Motto
Finish What You Attempt"
Class ColorS
Blue and Yellow
Class Flower
= Yellow Rose
Class Officers.
Pres. Thompson Myers
Vice-Pres Emmons McCrory
Sec. Esther O'Keeffe.
Treas. Lelah Hess
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
Advertised List.
Ladies

Ladies
Mrs. Bruce Barber
Miss Nellie Warren
Mrs. Nellie Cramer
Mrs. Rose Dick
Mrs. c f. Oliver
Gentlemen
Britton Smith I
Bennie Cramer
f. c. Warren.
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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1910-06-02
List of Allowances.

LISP OF allowances made by
the Judge of the Marshall Cir
cult Court, April Term, 1910.
VIM H Foulke jry serv.. s. 800
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
Ad)tnna, t'iirerr Der 11rr. $taatem!

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auf Den Sdblunesformutareu ibm bors
selegten Sragen in 9e3ltg auf i'm ooer
auf Die camille, Su tpelfer er eebDrt,
lnb auf Die Sarm, Die er ooer feline
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grpafiene. Der lid peigert, bicie
Srasen 81 b%eanttporten, ii6 itraffduig
maht.
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allgemeine i1atiitiife In9aben 81 err
ldngen iiber Die 9epolferin9 unc
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nit Steucrn. nit Wilitdrz pber @es
ihpprenenoicnit, nit S6ul5ipune, nit
Der Hesulirune Der Guaranteeing,
ober nit Surtfiibrur9 ireeno ipelfer
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besreaierung, bes Staates ober Der
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fam ben %gerinsitcn Naftbeil erlets
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fiirhten, haB irsenb ipelhe Iustunft
iiber ieinc Yerion ODER ieine Sripdta
Gngelegenbeiten an Die Seffentliffeit
selausen perbe. Gum Stuse Der
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(Spe5iea fir bieie 3eitang.)
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bait aftnngsipertb an5uerfennen. Sn
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Der i'm Sabre 1904 gu 2onoon perz
itorbene englii6e S6riftiteaer Samliel
Smiles iaat: r@prf is tie lam OF orr
being. tie liping principle, that carries
men ano nations ontparo."
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better ieinl" Sies 0erlaneen lit 9ez
redt. unb ungere6t lit nur Sener. Der
BLOB Der Sdnbe 4rbeit ais Irbeit
gelten laiien mill. Man6e 8ernfs%
flaiien miiiien p%or5uespeile Die leibs
liden &rdfte gebrnn6en. Inoere iptes
Der bor3ugsfpeiie Die seiitisen. Be-
beutenb leidter fam maj f6rperlid
arbeiten obne seiitige Auitrensuns als
seiitis ubue f6rperlihe Mnitrensnns,
Ser nit Dem &opfe nrbeitet. ioa Sens
ienigen, irelder bur6 ieiner Sdnoe
Irbeit bas tGgli6e 8rot perbient. nift
geriusi6Gben; aber aud Der Sanbs
arbeiter iol nic1t meinen. bab Der
Yionier bes 8eiites fem Srot beouem
perbiene. griteres pdre Siinfels
baftigteit unb lesteres llnberitano.
Irbeiter limb niht BLOB Sene. pel6e
auf benz Selbe arbeiten ober pel6e i'm
Sienite ser Snbuitrie nno bes 8e>
tperbes itebeu ober gar MIR Sene,
ipel6e in ben Sabrifen ibre ardfte
peroingen. Irbeiter iino aud Die Yries
tier, Die 2ebrer. Die Seamten, Die 8es
lebrten unb Der Tapit, Der Siihof, Der
Safer, Der a0nig. Der Yrdiioent. Ser
arbeiter nit Iebni9en Wusfeln uni
ifipielisen Sdnben ipriht ni6t INNER
iiberlegt. penn or lid an Den Ylnt
zines bon bieien ipiiriht. Irbeiter
iinb mir IQe uno miiien es Ile iein.
neil Soft CO 10 iuollte.
Inter Den eebiloeteu 8oltern 1T Die
! 3abl Der fr~eitpiaigen Wtiibis8anger
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Bur Ln%stalem 3mtere[[teraae.

nidt Iebr grob. gs rduden arlents
balben bie S6ote; es 6dmmert in ben
Eiefen Der grbe; in sablreiden 8erfs
ftdtten ,nb nuf offenen YIdben resen
ii6 fleibise Sdnbe; in ben boben unb
nieberen Sbreibituben, Bureaus unh
Offices perbienen iif anbere Wenifen
ibr bartes 8rot. urb niht penise
miiben it9 ab in aufreibenber 8es
oanfenarbeit.
Bo lit MIN tros an Der fleiBWen
Irbeit baS 8lid in Der Weni6beit;
mo lit Der Seser, Der Dtiibe Yreis?
sic bleibeu MIR an oft aus. neil man
arbeitet nit 8ibertpi1en. @as Der,
uriaht bieien Wioeripilen2 GO lit
bic 8abrnebmuns, bab es piele Wens
iden sibt. ipelhe gar nift ober niht
10 bart 81 arbeiten bralIhen. !Saben
Die 2eute nit ibrer Wabrnebmune
reft? sic baben oft redbt. aber aud
oft unreht. Gar Wande ieben Tie
fir challenger an, tpelhe pielIei6t an>
geItrengter drbeiten als tie, tpern aud
IN anberer grt. 60 itebt 3. .. dr5ts
lid feit. bab 9~erieniee. ipelder brei
Stl1Den I'M Su9e 1dlurI Inoterl,
forperli6 minbeitens ebenio erldbmt
lit. ipie Sener, Der ben gan5en Gag
Den Sdmiebebammer gebanbbabt bat.
Rebenbei hemlerft. bilbet gang beionz
bers Die 9braie: .Oie fatboliifen
Yrieiter fiibrten elm faules 9eben unb
slaubten ielbit nidt. mos Tie prebigs
fen. cine fat itebenbe @ubrif. Sieie
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le9uns tpertb gu iein. 9ie faulen
@erleumber Der pielseplasten fatbos
liiden Yrieiter miiroen ipobl farm bic
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bab Tie, menidli6 eeiproden. bel ibren
berporrasenben &enntniiien IN fpelts
liden Stdnben elm beiieres irbii6eS
9aiein bdtten. Sic meiiten fpiirben.
ipenn tie ni6t ielbit auf's Siefite bon
Der 8abrbeit bes Fl. fatboliiden
Glaubens iber5eust tpdren, iofort bas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05

Hrieffergetpanb tpegtperfen, Inn IN
einem fpeltlihen Stanbe bequemer ibr
8rot gu eiien.
@ieber auf bas sbema borliesens
Der G~bbanblung 5uriidfommenb iei er,
tpdbnt. bab BON Natlr aug aIe
W2enihen eleid itnb. unb borrn, lit,
tpenisitens unter s~epDbnIihen 11ms
itdnben, feiner eebdlten: gum glieen
bes Gnberen iih su betbdtieen. Geiitet
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forbert Glei6beit unb aisalei6enbe
@ere6tisfeit. bab Der Nd9ite ibm Elm
entfpre6enbes 8ut aIs grtaelt ers
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Ut alfo Bite @runblaee Hires &ehtes
ant VergeItuns eruiefener Dtenft=
letftmng. Sas Hedt auf gntlobnling
tit bemna6 Elm Haturre6t. unb es
liegt bic natirli6e Yfliht Oh. oiefelbe
gu leiften. Sie peritdnbige 8ednung
nidt be5ablen. mare cine @ehtsoers
lesune tpte ieoer anbere gineriff in
fremoes gisentbun. geihrdnfte
Miitfaiilng tabelt 5utpeilen Die 9obe
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uebertreibuneen borfortmen. Iber IS
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einc lanse 8eibe bon Sabren nit
SleiB NM Iusoauer inter srober
g%ntla8nmg unb idtperem 8pitennrfs
tpancc cornpli5ierten Shibien obliesen;
ben eefuultiaen Inforberuneen. Die
bieuetft elm Staats grdmen ite1t. ses
niigen. bepor er cine einsise fl. Meiie
Ieien fonnte. 60 audi Der Mr5t, ebe
es tbm erlaibt lit: elm ~einsises 2e>
5ept gu geben. S6reiber bieies Irtis
tells beiubte feds Sabre lang Die gles
mentaridule. banu neun Sabre lang
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bei Inipru6 auf gntl0bning bod arif
in Inidlae sebraht fperoen. Siess
be5ielihe tpesiperfenbe 9emerfunsen
iinb meiitentbeils cine oberfaule
Observation-Disclosures.
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8edte unb Sntcreiien Der 9erionet.
ipelhe Die Nn9aben MAIDEN, tit &c
ieoem Ingeiteuten BEG 3dblunssamtea
unter itrenger Strdfe unteridgt,
irgenb pel6e Iusfunft, in oeren
Belts CT duf bieie 8eiie 9elangt lit.
meter mit5utbeilen.
SD ri6te dlip an ale 8etreffenoen
bic ernitlide Wabnung, ale Sragen.
ipeId,e bon Sdblern uro anoeren In>
aeiteaten bes Sdblunesomtes linen
boraeleat ~perben, unper5iiglt6. nouz
itdnbig unb gendr 5u beantiporten
unb baburd] gu Dem grfolg oieies
aroBen uno notbpenbtsen DHentlifen
@ertes b%ei5utrdeen.
BUR 8efrdftiguns bierpon babe ih
biersu meine Sanbihrtft seiest uno
oas SieeeI Der Ser. Staaten btn5us
fiigen laiien.
alIo sei6eben in Der Stdbt @aihs
ineton, an bieiem fiinfaebnten Dadr5.
Gnuo Oomini eintduienb ne,lnbltnoert
unb sebn, unb o Der 1lnabbdneiefeit
Der Bereini9ten Stadten einbunoert
unb bierunbbreiBia.
@ m. 8. Eaft.
@on benz Vrdiibenten:
g. 6. &uor. Staatsiefretdr.
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in Den Ser. Staten, 10 lam mani Elm
ioldes 8srfabren MIR ais bodit uns
peri6dmt i'm breiteiten Sinre bes
Bortes besethnen. Sas Wolf ioute
NIT ben idldrfiten Ititteln (rift 8elps
itrafen, ionberu 3udtbaus), ipelde
ibm burh Die @eiese 3u @ebote iteben,
inter ienen Sfn1arosern olfrdumen.
lie cher, beito beiier. Damn ioa es
a6er aud oafiir ioreen. bab mir ioldc
2eute ais 8olfsnertreter getpdblt tpers
ben, Die nift iolde Snbuitries Saie in
S6us nebn1en, nit linen inter elmer
8efe itedcn, pie bies nit urieren
Sdus5o1nern, ben S%tanbpatters i'm
GonsreB rer Sail 1T. Gin iplher
8ertreter lit q. 9. Senator 9ooee.
lpelher ec9entpdrti9 an Der Spise bes
Sennts ausi6uiies itebt, Der bon
Gmtstpegeu Die bpben Sreiie 5u itus
bieren bat. @ns ba hernus fomrlen
pirb, fam elm Sober iih benfen. CT
pirb ihon gu MAIDEN ipiiien. bdB Elm
3uiammenDan9 3rpii6en Der 59cues
run9 unb Dem 8annesS nrif ni6t gar
81 beutli6 5utaee trttt. llnr bod lit
es cine Iuibebune Der 3oae nuf
Die Jest 10 tbereren 2ebensmittel unb
tdeIideu 9cbiirfnib : Irtifel, lpelhe
bieie 5beuerune ipieoer nuf einen
normalen Stanb 3uriiffiibren fam.
limb bieie 8ebauptune bleibt tpubr,
trosbem Der Rrdiibent int 2anoe 6ers
um5iebt. unb nit lddelnbem Wltnbe
erfldrt, Der eesenpdrtise 5arif lei Der
bette Sarif, ben bic Ser. Staateu ie
gebabt BADEN. (Siebc bier5u Irtitel:
~Geeieruness &o6buf".)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
(Spe3ien fir bieie Seitrns.)
1nn 4. q.

gott6eanabeter Mebner feline 3uborer
5ur @ottesliebe gu entflammen ipubte
unb pie er ielblt Den Yapit nit Be-
numbering erfiIlte; ipenn mar biz
pielen. pieleu unb groBartigen @uns
bertbdten besielben BEL 'ieinen 2ebs
5eiten erfdbrt; tpenn man lieit tpie Ell
Die Staot Habua niht MIR bon Del
Srrlebre bes Wtani6aeismus idllberte,
tpelhe bier ibre leste 3ufluht setuns
Den bate; ipenn ma ii6 erinnert tpte
erer Die Stabt ge9eu Die @rauiamteii
beg @iitberi6 g55elino bebiitete; tpie
beute nod beiien 8unee unperiebri
d%ufbepdbrt fptro, nahbem Der iibrige
2ei6nam permpoert lit; battn beahtei
man bic 2ebensgeidt6te unb @irfs
inmfeit zines iolhen Seilieen nit biel
groberem Snterefe unb lernt it'd pers
trauenspou an oenielben ipenoen.
Sod mir iteben an ieinem @rabe
5. b. Dor benz SeiListbume tpelfes iif
in Yabua iiber bemielben tp0lbt. Gin
beiliger Sdduer ~bemddti9t ii6 bes
Yilaers beim gintritte in bteies Sei@
ligthum, mnpiIfiirlih bIeibt er iteben
unb lGbt bas iiberrai6te auee iiber
Die tpeiten NGume itipeifen, bur6
ipslde ranIfenbe Srseltone tposen
nno feitlide @eidnse ibm entse9en
t0nen. Gr lit III ge%rleeenbeit. tpobin
er feline S6ritte 5uerit lenfen ioa. oh
gu Rem berrliben Narmoren unb
&unitgemdlben in ben Seitentape[Ien
ober, iid einen 8eg bur3 bic bi6tgez
brdngte 0olfsmense babnenb, gu benz
Iltar bes Seilisen, auf Incident bonn
friibeiten 1tprgen big gum Weittas uns
unterbrohen Die bl. 8ebeimnife ses
feiert tperben. aGe Spetse Der &uni
in ibrer bliibenoiten Yeriobe iint
fpiirbig bertreten. bic Mrfiteftur burd
ben beriibmten Gifolaus bon Hiia. BIZ
Sresfomnlcrei burf @iotto, Die Bib
hdlierei burf 9onateIIo unb Stero'
npmlis gompagni, bic Stuffatlir onrd
1itian WIinio Ii. +. 10. Sn nenere,
Belt baben Die &atbolifen Der berifie'
6enen Watipnen lire eisenen Hatio'
naIs &opeuen bier tpie in 2oretto. uni
bic ifonite bon allen bieien TIT 5ipei'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-05
Sn unierer 9ummer bonn Is. +

SN huISiVI 2thNtilSL pUllt 10. lefp.
II. 02dr6 ifrieben mir betreff bes
fran5Oiii6eu alpiter9iiter : Sfanbuls.
Gin3cl3eitcn ipiirben mir bon unierem
Barrier Gorreipouoenten Gblunrten.
8ir lc9en bieiel6en unicren 2eiern
auf Seitc 7 bieier Hlimnler Dor. SieIer
Sfanbal fam nntiirlid aud in Der
frnn5Oiii6en aammer CUR Sprahe,
unb im Gbeeoronetenbauie iotpobl als
and i'm Sendte erbielt bic Hesierune
Elm @%crtrauensz @otrm. So Die 9elbe
Yreiic gtne ~iotpeit. bab tie ben gr5s
i6tpinbler Sue5. elmer Der vberiibms
ten" 2%iouibatoren, als elm 8erf5eu9
Der Seiuitsn binitelt. Sieier Sftpins
bel, Der Dem Banana unb benz Waa>
bnme Slm6erts Sdfpinbel ni6t ndhz
itebt, io0te bod Die &atbolifen Sranfs
rei6's. Die politii6 in bier @rippen
eetbeilt limb, aufipefen, 10 baB tie IN
Den fommenben Ba6len S6ulter an
S6ulter fdmpfen urb Die Sreimnlirers
SubensS ippe aiis Der @offspertretune
treiben piirben. Iber es ifeint, als
feble ben Seuten bier3u bas notbige
&iiderat.