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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23
RESOLUTIONS.

WHEREAS. The Rev. Charles l..
carhart. Who has been the pastor OF
his church for nearly ten years. ant
1as al this time rendered his resi-
gnation. be IT,
Resolved. That we grant hin
ain IA this matter, testiiying 70 the
faffhfnlness aud efficiency OF his ser
.ice ahile he has been our pastor
mo tried by fire his unfailing conr-
age aud energy il attested IN the
substantial marble edifice which IL
20 near completion,
Resolved. That We also express
,ur appreciation OF the constant and
au,tfing iahors OF Mrs. CArhart IN
an our departments Of christian
work.
They carry with them the sincere
interest and best wishes OF the
Dorset church as they enter upon
tha new life Of influence and use
faiaess Aud may this new lhs
~ itch 10 opportunities for a larger
ard fuller service IL the advance
mpnt % the Kingdom Of our com
n.an Master and Lord
Resolved. That these resolutions
Il. catered upon the records OF thaf
church, and that copy BE- sent e
the Rev Chas h. Carhart and
printed Ia the Manchester Journal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23

There is neither promise of any
balance OF power for Mr.. Batch
elder nor hope for Mr. Fleetwood
III the latest aud most accurate re
turns from Tuesdays eaucuses whiel
give Dr. Mead about $50 delegates
III the convention Furthermore.
even the opposition newspapers es
Inmates. as they change from day
to day. tend 70 show that Or Meaa
giii be nominated for governor on
tbs first ballot in the convention.
Mr Fleetwood on Thursday claim
20 that he would have $40 delegates
bat there Is no real basis for his
confidence. Ia view Of the returns
aud incomplete figures obtained BY
the Burlington Free Press the same
day tedify to certain extent the
estimates Of the Mead headquarters.
The reason for this belief Is that
the Free Press was Obliged. by It's
own canvass. 10 cOncode Dr. Mead 3
delegates ia order to be- on the safe
side. while allowing 220 to Mr..
Fleetwood
Il is 10 be presumed that the
Mead bureaus canvass Is more ac.
curate than that Of the Free Press
and It's information, coming from
more than one source IN each town
must be regarded AZ specific Blanks
wesp sent b. the Mead bureau Il
man III each town, and Ia s0mt
places they were filled out by sev
eral persons, III order that accurate
information might BE- obtained The
blanks. as returned, show the pledg
ed delegates. those unpledged, ant
the preference OF the latter. se
far a. Il could be asccrtaincd Thu
method. We should say, enables The
bureau 10 arrive al almost positive
conclusions,
IL viii be noted that the Free
Press estimates are based on wha
that paper Is able 10 learn regardint
the preference OF yarions unpledget
deleKAtes That paper on Thurs
day gave Batrheider So iapgood 3
and Gates delegates, with - un
heard from Admitting tor instant
that some of those unheard from
by the Free Press are among tht
ones whose sentiments have beef
learned through the Mead bureal
canvass. the Free Press figure
ia the Free Press canvass We So
would be raised considerably.
guess work. while Ia that VI tn
Mead bureau there is an accurat
method ~ Judging results unlek
the nos improbable happens, Di
Mead giil bc nominated on the firf
ballot Rutland Herald
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23
TIE MARCHING SONG.

YoNELY the forest to him who threads
IL without companion
Lonely the sea when It's lonely fog
lifts upon sailless horizon
l,onelief populous city to one with
out comrades or kindred
LoneIier SIN when the moonlight. In Ian
guage invented by lovers,
Speaks OF the nights that are gone and
the places IL only remembers.
Thus longing for forest or sea sat In the
heat OF the city,
My only companion the friend TO whom J
was writing my envy,
When out Of the distance there i1oated 9
beautiful choral Of voices,
Nearer and nearer they came while J..
from my balcony leaning,
Drank with the thirst OF the desert the
gladdening draft OF the music
Twenty the count OF the striplings who
marched with rhythmcal football,
Joyous the trebles, exultant the tenor
and solemn the basses
They and their song OF harmony perfect
and fun and reciprocal,
Music that moistened the eyes long after
the singers departed
Who could they be thus 10 add TO the
beautiful night n new beauty
Friends OF some serious purpose, united
more strongly IN singing
surely not sons OF the rich, for the rich
are united In nothing
Riches divide, and scant ~ the friendship
based only on plenty.
These were no roisterers breaking tbs
rhythm OF night with their discord,
who md no diversion worth while that
makes not unhappy their fellows
Rather some guild OF the poor returning
from study or pleasure,
Stronger by toll or by rest, each with the
strength OF his fellows,
Buoyant with youth, glad with hope and
IN sympathy banded
Marching serenely as one, helpfully. shout
der to shoulder,
Back TO my letter | went. and with shame
| destroyed my repinings
| thought how the song would have htted
the eloquent vision OF Whitman,
Pondered the spirit OF comradeshlp shown
In these marchers courageous
Lonely though some time Il seems oul
wine press Of toll or OF sorrow,
Brothers, We move TO one ultimate goal
In invisible phalanx,
In columns as wide as the world and as
long as the slow growing ages
know you are there by the grasp OF
your hands and the cheer OF your
voices
Robert Underwood Johnson
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23
kurp liattin Home.

The attention OF our towns PEG
,le has been directed TO 'kurn
latin" Homes for the past tiVe
ears by Miss Sessions. VINO mas
owen US an opportunity TO express
III interest Ia the splendid WORK
pey are doing for boys by walt
ne upoh us In our places or busl-
Jess aud IN our homes TO explain
he work and receive our contribn-
ions for the cause.
This work appeals TO every sopef
thinking man and woman. II means
much 10 the future welfare OF our
tate TO see the boys "kurn nat
in" has proved her ability 10 40
bIs nv the excellent results with DO.
cha have lived the life oil the
tonnes and are now self-supportine
md self respecting fellows, worklhl
md on farms,
Manchester has one hoy in the
ZONES
There are sixty-fiye boys In the
Homes which " the largest number
,yer cared for There Is capacity
.or thirty-fiye more who VIII De
aiken Just as soon as the income
tnl permit, There is waiting
IA, of over one hundred needy boys.
The "Kurn Hattin' management
Il very anxious that the annual bud-
Il shall be made large enough III
ne very near future TO guarantee
he support OF one hundred boys
which is the full capacity now
TO do this 1t is essential Una,
one of the present constituency IAN
N but rather increase II possible
their gifts and also that new
lonors be found.
The annual cost per boy Is one
nndred and fifty dollars,
Al we have boy In the Homes
our interest naturally " greater
han otherwise, ,
Miss Sessions expects TO beglh
Ter sixth visit in town next week
md win follow her custom of forme
ears
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23
Deafness Cannot be Cured

e., local applicatiuns a. iheg cunnni reach
H. atsssasssl tsnftleu - iht ar. There u
calls filas Nag 10 cnts Heainees. 500 thAi -
- s,sss.fss4is lf,nnf remedies tAnfuess T.
- asssf "a as Ia famed eundiiiun ~ ths
istnaona iiuinR ~ ihr kusisehihn Iui-'.
Nhan this fuia II innamed gOD have y
fsisHlslEHg sssHa o. Imperfect heAflns. and
ls..st a i eitsse.d IsNiuess ls ths result and
mites tiie n rhmntinn ekn b. tatfn ~it hila
tAis auae - sgssrsal iG its normal ftindliion.
k4Nf8na atii D. destroyed forever nine
cases sslis ~ SRA art caused ~ patsffhtN hleh
tauafsl4s suftaesN
aiss gsNr tans Hanarsd Iniiara fuf atsg
eAss ~ iMafnAss snantsa ~ nAtaFfh that
sensaoH - caF9d W Haiis hhthffh aArbs
Nssis4 set II resalaFs ffrf
P,g cMENhf Az. Toledo q,
.s4&a % laAsgasts FSe.
TA1s Hats FAan1lg iIns ~ coast gAtsoE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23

The taxpayers ~ the Tugn ~
Manchester Vermont. are hereby ~.
altBed thM the Ian hiii 90 ihr Grams
i.lsi ~ 1910 has been placed iu 10
hands Tor collection
A diseunnt ~ four per cent vlll
a. allowed on al taxes paid within
ninety DAYS from the date q This
noisre
At the expiration " Naid nineif
DAYS al tAaes remaining unpaid
siil bs placed in the hands ~ the
Collector Of Taxes for collection, a.
the iaN directs
Tine expires sept 18Th. 1910.
~ n ROBERTS
Town Treasurer
Manchester ceuier VI June ~
1919
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23

ilasa acre rendered ~ mfmberh y
mfH fkfet@kA faMeaF ftA&H
gsaaaf eFeMibr waa the hia~saniAl
hauawsg 81 ths lap50T Akruui A@so
AtaH hafh . a. beld ~ me haui-
sat fAnMas Addresses NrfN made
Is Hea 81 IA Fnllw A Reed
Miss sAfah n rleEhorn M X
Hard FflntIrai llrpofs and Prot
shas EfNaa h. Wssi presided 10
hn asaa8 gioaapR manner The
thrstaa "a Principal Brooks ard Prof.
has asfe siuuf the lines ~ nec
aatafF sa!aufts "a modern edufAiieu
la fss aHY ~ sell equipprd pm-
uaslam il IL soInd that before
- the Wag ~ d aeil eQuippep Dm
another h8eha&ai session Of the iuh.
@af Alumni thhi some sell iprmpiat-
I'd plan fof prucurihg this much ne"d
"a addition to The seminary VII
have bs.en presented aud worked
aui Il viii take money bot that
ain bs forthcoming a. all interest
"a ALI make = Erand hustle and 90
ali they can DO Path without
works i dead means just a. much
Is these days a. la the days 81 our
fathers
The graduating exercises were
acid ii Music Hall "Wednesday al
ternoon and that spacious hall was
hacked 10 the doors by the many
friends u the institution who had
gathered there to see the class 81
10 finally launched
The folloWing program was earrl"d
oui
Music
Prayer
The Panama Canal
Clifford J Coping
Frederick The Great
Auna Young
Music
Choosing Vocation
Ella NJ Botsiord
The school OF the Future
Ethel y Derby
A.. Maria Gounod
Mrs. 4. Rayi-Brooks
Violin ObliEato
Miss Elizabeth ID. Nash
sources Of Future Power
Louis w Batehelder
Eapedieney Of a College Education
Mildred Y Cressey
nnuterring Of Diplomas
Music
Awarding OF Prizes
ltcnediotlon
We append q list Of the members
III the graduating class, showing the
anree Whlch they completed
COURSES.
Classical Irving II Baker
Latin Scientific Ella NJ BOTS
ord Bertha Gross, Mildred y.
ressey. Ethel Z Derby Phiiip W.
rowsley.
English Louis W. Batchelder
anna H. Buck, Fred y Chapman
toy ! Grout, Winifred NJ Gront'
oset.hine r. Hard. Katherine H.
.incoln John r. futile, Winona y.
| Woodward. Sarah A Walker.
Academic Elsie NJ Harrington
hford J Coping, John a. Me
CURE. Anna Young
plano Forte Eunice A. Genhetl
Edl'a A. Shaw
The winner Of the skinner prize
or scholarship vas Ella bots-
,rize going 70 miss
3thel Derby. while the skinner
.rige for the best original essay
.as awarded 60 Miss Mildred Cres-
ey .t.
sxpendlency Of College Education
3r4d. Ethel Derby, Mildred Cressey
.eeond honors to Anna Young, Jesse
lard Louis Batchelder, Carroi
lo9pe, william Wilson
In the evening the Senior hol
ook place place and was wen
,ttended affair aud the evening was
pent in dancing TO the music VI
'nX = orchestra
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23
BOYS CAN MAZE MONEY

picking ~ bones aud sending them
q us. We pay 6s cents per hun
bred Tor almost anything Ia the
Bone line. Il dry For elena. dry
boiled butchers or house bones We
pay a. high as sb cents per hun
dred At these prices We pay the
freight from nearly all stations GA
shipments OF 200 pounds or more
ship 10 barrels or cheap sacks
CARROLL. s. PAGE. Hyde Park.Nt
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23

Tie resignation Of Fish and Game
Commissioner Henry 6 Thomas has
b ea accepted BY Gov prouiy II
tHe Governor has not already found
man FOR this important position y
would like 10 suggest the appoint.
meui II Harry Chase Of Bennington
There is no man 10 The state who
II better posted 90 this business
tnau Is Mr. Chase aud GOV Prouty
wuald make 40 mistake ID appoint
lnF aF Chase Tor the position
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23

The Bennington Banner does web
to call down such Of the news
papers as seem 10 think IL very
smart 10 Try 10 belItile the member
OF the House of Representative
ftom the First congressional district
81 Vermont. Hon. d j Foster OF
toaree such stuff does NO injury to
III Foster. where he rs known but
II Is misleading and utterly void OF
good sense No representative" Ia
congress has ever worked harder To-
Ntrmunta interests aud the general
good ~ The nation than MI Foster
aud none have obtained better re-
suits Mr Foster probably has his
Weaknesses IKE most other men, but
starting life without money or in
fueutlal friends be has obtained suci
aupeoas AZ indicates that he is mad,
Of the right stuff Northfield News
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23

Representative Foster has succeed
"a ID setliuK through the Appropria.
tsuu ~ the poet offlcr baiiding in
nenalnaion. certainty q commendabl
undertaking and one whlfh Viii not
lofe ST. Poster any FRIENDS Ia Ben
utngiou eounty either
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23
All changes Of adsertisem ms
must b in hand not later than
tuesday uiofning

All this hus aud ry bssaase pr
Mesd has noi scm nf 20 publish
hls esmpslFH cspcnsos makes ot
wonder ahy Messfs Fleetwood hA'.
rbaidt ava HapEood have not flled
theirs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23

TWO figures on q Silent road
Went slowly on together
Twas near the utmost bound Of life
And bleak and cold the weather
The face Of ore was stern and hard.
Sad faced and bowed his brother
One figure gray was sclnshness
And loneliness the other
Clarence Watt HeaXlett
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23
Poor, Foolish Woman.

She is trying to improve her com
plexion by using face cream when
he trouble is in the blood. If she does
not read this tell her, some one, that
J,ane's Tea. the great laxative and reg
ulator moves the bowels each day, .driv,,
inc out all impurities from the blood
and making a clear and beautiful skin.
Druggists and dealers sell Lanes Tea,
pic a package.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23

Harsh physics react, weaken The
,owels. cause chronic constipation
Doan's Regulets operate easily .tone
the stomach, cure constipation zoe
Ask your druggist for them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23
COMMENCEMENT NLEk At
BURR A ~ RrON.
A busy week Tor all connected Wit
the institution. Principals IL
rsption snccess; aisa The Jnnl'
Alumni banquet. senior Ito
s.nupletf.S The weeks gatIi.S.

The Class Of 1910 has flnIshe
It's work ia the seminary and A.
naa ready to cope With IN" seriol
problems 81 every day life or q
these 81 higher education
SUNDAY evening the Baccalau
cate sermon was given Ia the Cot
gfegalioHsl church by Rev 5. b.
peykNns az that church assisted b
Rows. q A fHilcf " " Bamtoi
and 4 3 M0rry The choir res
aeled music appropriate 20 the -
easipu including tenor solo by "
Il Hard a. 10 sAhg tho nioflA q
! gsar manner The address by r.
Nj PsgklNs WAS mastery nus aus
sell calculated % impress bic yoa'h
ful audience fuf his remarks MeiN
particularly addressed 10 the grad
aailHE class
Monday afternoon gbe Ctaas IA.
exercises we're held ~ me seminar
ANA thn following is the program
tiass Song
Presidents AddF'ea 1ohn Ac1n'f'
lggsiors heuhA Cruz.
elsss Poem Eisie Harrington
Address a. ludgf Graduates
philip ToNslel
4ueIof Response RoBot Edseftol
pnepheep Louis Batrheid'
Viii SARAH Wake
lass ~Hng
MuHdsg ttentuR ,he Principal
rese a4ion al his home AZ The semi
a.ars aae Wcil attended ans all -
faa "a themselves who fu1rne3~'
saarv. Refreshments ~ caks ans
cream arrN seFsni and sitter ihri
Nere DISPOSED ~ searal vocal sel~f
cream wefe served and after sse1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23

Epelhurst-A Furnished House IL
rooms.2 bath rooms, modern convent
ences. Grounds l65x30O Barn. Gar
age. July 18th, 4 p. m. Inquiries may
be addressed to +. j. FOWLER, Man
chester, Vermont.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1910-06-23
Commissioners Notice.
n.tatr Of Anrrn N rnsIor.

NFINIT UT NWFUfN VI ny INfl
ThV undersigned, having bsvu appointed
as the Honorable Probate Court at the lfiss
tfict af Manchester Commissioners, w. rrs
rrtNp. examine nHd adjust thN eiains ahd
demands uT Rli persons nsRihA The estate ~
Aurora N Taylor, late ~ Nnprft
IA Haid District decreased, Rud hti einims "a
hlhltud Ia onset thereto, hrreby siNe notice
that Ne viii mrnt Tor the pufluee aforesaid,
AZ ihu residence oi urlin T. hlaek IA the VIZ
inge ~ No. Rupert "a said lhstfirl on lht
lRth day at November next, ftan o'olot
b. M untii -four O'Clock ., ~, 0n SAIL dHA
aud that KlN months frum thu nth dhs 81
Nov. A. H., 1910, " the tinr limited 10 snld
court for said creditors To- present thrlf
chains 10 ~ fot examination and allowance,
lated at Rupert this 18th da9 Ut MaA
\ ~. iNlO,
CHARLES q, tEACH comm.
FRANK ROOT
Orlin T., Hlnck ENucutnr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01
Die ieess 6rmnSwaRrheiten.
(simS yYan5er sescn 2nnscniftuino
iuft." Bon Heu. Spbn 5fhpa.)

1. Sab 8ott uns 8%eiunbbcit sibt,
Die mir ourf perniinftise Yflcge err
bulten ober burh @ernadldiligruns
5crit0rcn f0nnen.
2. SaB Die Gatlr Den geobaftcr
ibrcr @eicse bclpbnt unb Den NliBz
ahtcr beitraft.
3. SAB es brci norsiiglidc Sc
iunbbeitsauelen gibt: @aiier. 2uft
linb Sibt.
4. DAB Die mcnIdlidc Salt elm
nubcroroentlif pihtigcs Organ lit,
burf oeiien Yflese man lid bon
piclen aranfbeiten erloien uno gliidz
lid MAIDEN fann.
3. SaB Die Seele bes Menlhen
burd proentlihe Yflege bes 2eibes
percbelt ipirb.
8. Sag Die &euntuiB Ser @eiunbs
beitslebre unb Die N%nipenbung bers
iclbeu 5ur Grbaltun9 Ser @eiunbheit
notbpenoig lit. uno onB man obne
bieiclbe, ipenn man franz geiporben,
Die 8eiunSbeit nidt erlanSen lam.
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Die Sssialiften ais Sic
yHerren'.

Sm Iilipauteer Stabtrutb BADEN
Die So5ialiiten befauutli6 cine Me6rs
belt. Wte tic bieie Der 0tinber6cit
9c9eniiber benIsen. iditbert Der
Wilm. Serolp" redbt anihanlid 10:
Scbr oiel lit idon iiber Die ancs
bcluna Der Iinberbeit" 9eihrieben
unp bauptiddlif 9eflugt mproen. IS
9ibt nobl fem Snrlament mn feline
8eiesgebenoe aorperihaft mli Der
gnn5en @rbe, III Der bon Der Iinpers
belt niht barber sefla9t puroe. oab
Die @ebrbeit lie ihleht bebanoIc.
mliubtoot made uno an Die Wanb
bride Iber - io6alo iid iraenDs
no. bisbcr cine Minperbeit in cine
@ebroabl peripanbelte, iibt pieie
nelic Wcbrbeit ibrc Serridait nit
ppmD9lib piel srpBerer Sprannci
ans. ais Die alte &ebrbeit lie pers
llIdt hattie.
Sic frilbere Winoerbeit uno 6clls
tige Mcbrbeit in u~nierer bieiiaen 9es
lesgcbenpen aprpcridaft ifeint feline
ausnabme Su MAIDEN. Die Sibuna
an Wpntaa gn6 Elm leuhtenbes 8eis
lpicl. Us banbeltc lid NM Die Be-
ltdtigun9 bes neuernanntcu @eiunbs
brits : GommiHdrs. 8er Der Had,s
folgcr bes Sr. Huder lperbcu ipiirbe,
mar bis 5u Scginn Der Sisuns niht
befannt gepuroen. Die Minberbeit
ocS Stabtratbs nIrbe blrh Die Grs
nenulng iiberraiht. Sic Bat baber
um Tcridiebuna Der SeitGtiaung. um
senaucre Grfunpisnngen iiber Den
@rnnnnten ein3icbcu 81 f0nnen. Die
Icbrbeit ertldrte. bus Nmt lei Jest
lause genuB pbnc scicBlihes Sbcrs
baupt gelpeien unb man fonne Die Nns
g%clcgcnbeit nidt nm meitere Siuei
@ohen binnuSihicben, Gin Iit9liep
Der @inbcrheit bat bnrallf in allcr
Semntb wcnigitens nm As Stmnoen
Iuflhub. on cS boh tbatiG6lih
einerlei iein f1une. Oh Der nelic CONF
mildr am SieuStng Iprgen ODER
Spuncrsta9 Ior9eu Giu5ug baltic.
Saranf licb Die @icbrbeit Die
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Seelen3att mne fatbeliidte
sSepSlfermna GanaSa's.

Cine dmtlid)e &plf5Sd6luua IN Gaz
MAZDA ftitpet luie bi%er8ulunbe uud) ltlir
nlle 5ebn Sabre itatt. Sod oer0ffcutz
lidt Die 9e9icrulg iebes Subr alf
@runo Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uilo
nnocrcr mtliden Guellen itdtiitiid)e
Ingaben iiber Den 9cp6lferlnas5rz
'tanb. SaS itatiitilde Separtcmcnt
9iebt eben Die 3ablen bonn 81. @iGrS
1909 befullnt. Nu bicicm Sd9c
5dblte Die engliihe Golonie auf unIes
rem Continent 7.t74,0S1 Seclcn, Die
lif fol9enbermnBen pertbeilen: Scez
Eropin5en 1.031111; Gucbec 2.>
SS.361; Ontario 2,6l9,025; Mtanis
tpbu %466,26S; Sasfatdcmdn 344,s
521; alberta 572,S59; Golumbi
2S9,62s; Die Scrritorien 59,30-.
Sanf Ser fiilberrcidcn ,sonlre..
Gdnabn's nup infplge Der ~ltarfen @iils
l%panberung nimnlt Die Sep6lferung
Ganaou's raid 6r: ie iteigt bon 81
6S9,257 Scelcn im Sabre 1871 nuf
4,324.S1O 1SSt), 4.S33,239
t1S91), 5.371.315 (190t), Inn
jest Die Z. Nilion sl iiberbplen. Sir
Elm 9anb nit elmer SbcrilGde bon
613 IiQionen Guaoratmeilcn immer
nod ipenig. merping5 beitebt Gin
GROCER Sbeil Ganabo's ans unbes
l%uobnbareu unp untultipierbarcu Gis.
9egenben. nber Das itol3e unD pcas
lperfenbe @ort 9pltaires, pclher
gun5 Canada, ais es bon Srdnfreih
an Gnglanb abgetreten purbe. nls
.ciu padr Shneeflumpen" b~e3eifnetc,
trifft beute iiherlih nift mcbr 3u;
piclmebr gebt Der grpbe Tadbdrltaat
elmer ihDnen .fulturelen Sufunft cuts
gegen.
Weldes lit MN bag SerbdltniB Der
tntboliihen 8epolferuna sur 8es
iarnmt5abl Der 8epolferune? Na6
ben Nnsaben Der amtliden Sdblnn4
uom Sabre 1901 CAB es in Ganabs
Al Erusent &atbplifen, inocm am
cine 8eiammtsahl ppn 5,371,3f5
Giniupbner 2,239,599 Satbplifen nnb
3,131,716 yfatbDlifen, meiitens Bro.
tcitanten famcn. an1tlihe Itaaben
gicbt crit pieber Die 3dbhnlg bonn
Sabre 1911. Sagegcn ~bebauptet
9ruber Ileris aus Dem &~apn8iners
Oroen in Ser .gctipn ~lociale" pom
II. Sanuar. eeitiist ailf Die Ingaben
beS 3dblungs : Separtements bon
Sttaipa unb nnbere 5uperldIiiac
GneIen, bns 9epDlferunas : IcrbGltz
nib iei nod a%nndberno basielbe: Al
Sro5ent &afbolifen unb SO Yro5ent
Standardization. Sic 8ep0lferuna
Ganuba's murbe am l.. Sanrlar 1910
runo 100000 Seelcn betruaen,
%iporlinter 100000 &utbolifen uno
1888. 900 Nidttatbolifen. Sic fos
tboliiden Snmilien Ganaoa's. meis
items 3affommen eineeipanoertcr
fran5DItihcr Samilien, Iino piel
tinberreiher ais Die uihttatbplifhcu.
Sieiem llmitunDe lit es 8u p~eroanien.
Dap Die tatholiife gep1lferung troe'
Der ii6eripieaenDeu IebrSabl nihts
fatboliiher Ginpanberer eiultlpeilen
nod ibren pr%uSentnalcn @eiisitauo
aufred1terhultcn fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-11-01

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niht o~en1ofratiih. Iber Iddt6es
iunbtIcin bilbet bos Scrrihergcfiibl.
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friibcr gednberteu Sheen iiber ~&edtc
osr Winoerbeit". abcr niHt ii6cl
fiir ilnge Mouarden i'm Golgcfiibf
Der telien Scrrlihteit.
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bariibcr nuf. Ser alte Iusiprud:
~id. Bauer. bas lit ganS pas anbee
res, 6eitebt nod, 81 Rcftc. llnb ges
lcgentlihe Webrbciten pfle9cn Iid
audi luieber IN Minoerbeiten 5u perz
ipanoeln; Defenders ipenn Tie tprans
Mid iperoen.