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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
GREAT TEST OF UNDERFLow.
Dryest Summer Along the Arkansas
River in Sixteen Years.

Dodge City, Kan, Aug. S.-This has
been the dricst summer in the valley
IN 10 years. There has been practical
~ no water in the Arkansas river since
early March, The, river at Dodge is
now absolutely dry Until a few weeks
ago there Was a stream coming from
the ditch spillway at Cfmarron. but
since the farmers UP there have been
taking the water for irrigation the com
pany has been holding the water.
And speaking of irrigation, this year
certainly S test of the underfl1w the
DRY. There has been not to exceed a
haf inch variation in the flow over
the weir at ingalls, in three months.
water enough to irrigate $1,000 acres of
land IN the season has been flowing repA
rlarly. regardless of the fact that NOT
another ditch in Kansas has a drop of
water. Many of the bitches in Color
ado nave beer: dry most of the summer.
There were neither May nor lure floods
in the river. And in Kansas nothing
but underfiow has been available.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
PICKPOCKET AT 10.
Girl Thief Is Captured by the San
Francisco Police.

San Francisco, Aug. S.-Captured
after a patient search of six weeks,
little Ruth Schroeder, Is years old, an
adept in her particular line of crime,
was arrested last night and is being
held in the detention home for Juveniles
as the pickpocket who for several
weeks has been the terror of the shop
keepers in the retail district.
The girl confessed to the police she
was a thief and stated she began her
career in crime six weeks ago when she
noticed a professional pickpocket re-
move purse from woman's pocket.
Since that time, according to her story;
she has delved into many pockets and
removed many parcels from counters.
A $40 piece was found in the girls
pocket and another so piece in her
shoe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
MOVES TO M'ALESTER.
Investigation of Gore Bribery Charges
Changes Location.

NcAIe:ter, Ok. Aug. Steady t.
delve deeper into Senator Thomas +.
Cores charges that he had been oEer-
ed q. S25. 900 or $4,000 bride to promote
IT, congress the $3).000,000 Indian ldnd
zeal, the special congressional lnVestl-
g;Ition committee convened mere toudy'
having shifted the scene of its action
from MISkoSee.
a leader of the Choctaw Indians would
be recalled to the stand. McCurtaln
who is a son of the chief OF the tribe,
had testified C having been tendered
a $4,000 bride in connection with OLD
tribal contracts, which were suose-
o,Ientlv disapproved by President
Roosevelt. in 1908.
The offer. he asserted was made by
j. F. McMurray, holder of the new
con: racts viii n provided Tor ~ per
cent or So, 100000 attorneys fees. Il
was in connection with the new con-
tracts that Senator Gore charged the
Lribe was offered him. McMurray NM
self probably will be called to the 5taho
soon to tell of mis- relation with con-
gressmen and senators at Washington
He will be asked to throw more hgnt
on the previous testimony OF Congress
men c. E. Creager and b. 5. Mcclure
of oklahoma and he VIII ne questioned
also about his relation With JAKE l..
Hauon who according to Senator Gore
McMurrav's behalf. Mr.. Mcguire has
testified that although Hamon occasion
aIly occupied a part of his suite OF
rooms at a hotel in Washington, there
was never any talk of a bride.
In cross examinations. it is hoped
by the committee, the tangle OF as
sertions and denials will be partly
Strengthened out. Much of the in
ouirv here will be in the form of ques-
lions put to Indians: DO you, or DO
Won not favor the McMurray con-
tracts?" as indicated by Green Nc
Curtain, chief of $4,000 Choctaws, the
Indians have taken the position thai
| they signed the contracts because
| they had become discouraged witt
what they call the hardness of the
government in disposing of the lano
and giving them the proceeds so thai
they might purchase farm Implement
and improve the allotments on whlcf
they live The 100000 acres of Goa
asphalt and timber land, which it !:
proposed to sell for them is owned by
them in addition to the land on which
they live.
| The mineral wealth of the extr;
land was estimated by the United
States geographical survey at $16O,
OOO. 900 and Senator Gore said New
York syndicate stood ready to pur
chase it through McMurray for $500
1000, 900. One old Indian. who favore'
the 10 pcr cent McMurray CONTRACT
said. Are you going to let us starve
inst because we have agreed to give
white man a bite out of our pie 2?
cecil Lyon, national Republica'
committeeman of Texas, sent word h
would appear before the committee
According to McMurray he was finan
ciallv interested in the old contracts
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
ELEMENTS WITH ROOSEVELT.
Rain Paints Former President at the
White House, 1913-191z.
Cambridge.

Cambridge, Md, Aug. S.-Mrs.
George Travers has a curtain hanging
in a third story window of her home
that is well calculated to produce a
feeling of "goneness'' among presiden-
tial aspirants of every political creed
when they learn of it.
During the storm last night Mrs.
Trayers lefs that particular window
open. and upon going into the room
the next morning to see what damage
had been done she noticed a peculiar
painting on the curtain, apparently the
work of landscape artist.
1t being nothing but a cheap curtain
and knowing that it vas without dec
Grafton of an kind, Mrs. STravers
hardly could believe her eyes and was
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
TO WE'D AT IS.
Aged Divine Will Marry Society
Woman of %.

Chicago. Aug. s.-A romance OF
youth and old age has been olscioseu
with the formal announcement tn Is
Rev. Herrick4 johnson, IS y ears 1lI,
T p seminary of Chicago, and
l1 former president of that institution n
Is TO wed Miss Margaret duncan, =
Years old. a society woman OF LOUIS
VILE. .ho engages
ne Is made by Mrs. Herrick j.
m G,rn. Of St Louis, sister of Mr. john
son son a Datsiis have not yet been an,
nc, Rev. Mr.. Johnson,s VIE ;dl n1Sl
about four years ago. he Il miu Ind
known in the Presbyterian Cii essen,i,Iv.
n as Johnson and Miss Duncan met
wear ago ct Atlantic City.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08

People can 1--we in a temperature
v. hich feels from ten to twenty degrees
cooler than their neighbors enjoy, by
regulating the diet.
The plan is to avoid meat entirely for
breakfast use a good'y allowance of
fruit. either fresh or cooked. Then fol-
low with saucer containing about four
heaping teaspoonfuls of Grape Nuts,
treated with a little rich cream. Add
to this about two slices of crisp toast
nth a meager amount of butter, and
one cup of weIl-made Postum.
By this selection of food the bodily
energy is preserved while the hot, car
honaceous foods have been left out
The res is a very marked differe.-ce
in the temperature of the body, and to
this comfortable condition is added the
certainty of easy and perfect digestion
for the food being partially pre-dlgest-
ed IS quickly assimilated by the diges-
tive machinery
Experience and experiment in food
and its application to the human body
has brought ont these facts They car
he made L Sc of and add materially t
the comfort of the user.
Read the little book, The Road u
MELVILLE" in pkgs. There's a Rea
son"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
how TO GET FAN
Use Samose. Says Druggist stansield.
and Put on Good Fgesh.

The almost universal interest in
physical culture is the best evidence
that can be offered as to the need of
a simple and scientific method Of maxi
ing thin people fat, increasing strength
and restoring health
Athletics, when carried to an ex-
treme, often result in straining the
Vital orgsEs How much better 1t
would be for the average person to
re gain health, strength and flesh by
using Samose. This flesh forming food
is assinnilated as soon as it enters the
stomach. it helps the organs TO as
simulate the food and extract the flesh
forming elements
Sanose has been so successful in
making thin people fat ana restoring
the weak and run down to strength
and health that Geo w Stanstieid. the
popular druggist, G32 Kansas avenue
Topeka. sells it under his PERSONA :.
does not benefit
Sent postpaid on receipt of price
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
WOMEN CAUGHT IN RAID
Persons High in Social List of Big
Eastern Cities.

Providence, r. l. Aug. s.-A hundred
persons, including 20 or more society
women, were found in the club rooms OF
the Narragansett club at Narragansett
Pier when a gambling raid was mace
early Sunday.
Several of the women. who were in
evening dress tainted. The names or
all present were taken. but are With
held by the police. Persons hign IN
the social list of New York, Phllacei-
mia and Washington were among those
in the club. !,
After Constable Cross had guarded
the club rooms for nine hours he was
arrested on q warrant by Chief OF 70
lice Caswel, charging assault When
Cross was taken to police headquarters
ebe owners of the rooms took advan-
tase of the opportunity and removed all
evidence and paraphernalia.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
RUNS AWAY WITH EVIDENCE.
Man Kills Two Companions and Kid
maps the Witnesses.

Omaha. Neb., Aug. S.-After Staying
two companions near South Omaha,
nike Arilik. an Australian. a section
hand on the Northwestern rallroao,
oent,,red a street car, placed on it the
onIv two witnesses to the double kill
ing. and made fast run to Omaha
The police arrested Arilik after
chase.
ArililS killed Antoine GARNER and JOS
eph Niclicitch. with knife dIl.r a
ara-roI a hout woman Two section
men saw the act and started for a tel
ephc ne to report to the police.
Arilik forced them at the point OF
revolver to board car with him. he
through to Omaha or he would shoot
them. The notor7nan did so. but the
two witnesses jumped from the car on
the way
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
Ex-GOV. FOLK HURT.
Tbreun From Automobile While on an
Iowa Tour.

Nuscatine. Ia, Aug. S.-Former Gov
ernor Joseph v. Folk, of missouri, was
injured in an automobile smashup near
NIuscatine.
Mr.. Folk ard three companions were
hurled out of the machine and the Tor
ner governor suffered bruises on the
right arm and left lcg. His right wrist
was ssJr1ined.
started TO turn over The driver swung
Inc automobile into ditch and it tnen
ran into a telegraph pole. The machine
was wrecked.
Although suffering pain, Governor
Folk addressed a chautauqua assembly
shortly after the mishap-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08

last three years. compiled by officers
of the party here, shows a gain OF
more than so per cent in that time
The report says that on JAN l.
1907, the Socialist party had regular
state organizations in 80 states, COM
prising 1900 local organizations, with
a total membership of 26,7S4. At the
present time the report finds the party
is fully organized in AZ states, the
number of it's local organizations have
grown to 5000 and the average dues
paying membership to 5S,3f5.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
Holds Banana Eating Record.

New York Aug. S.-The banana
eating championship of the world is
claimed by Morris Leopesko, fonsh
resident of the East side, who yester-
dav after a desperate struggle and
against tremendous competition, won
a 800 gold watch in the annual inter
national banana eating contest at
Mazpeth. L. I. Morris succeeded in
getting on the outside of 641s ba-
nanas.' The feat is more remarkable
when il is considered that the rules
of the contest prevent entrants from
taking any liquids while competing.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
rallx-ho Party wrecked.

Pottsville Pa, Aug. S.-George
Soen of Pottsville died today as the
result of injuries received in run
away accident yesterday, when a party
of 20, in a tally-ho, was thrown out
and buried under the wrecSage of the
vehicle. The brakes refused to work
on the Tuscarora mountain and the
horses. dashed wildly down the grade.
Thirteen others were badly injured,
all having arms, legs or ribs broken
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08

London, Aug. s.-The July state
ment of the board of trade shows
decrease of $4,66O,00O in imports and
an increase of $14, 560.500 in exports
The principal changes in imports were
a decrease of S1O,O00,O0O in food
stuffs and an increase of $5,000,000 in
rubber In the exports manufactured
goods showed the largest gains.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
Sboots n Woman Five TTmes.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. S.-William
Davis. SO years of age. a wealthy farm
er of Bramer. Mo-. shot and killed his
brother-in-law's widow, Mrs. Matte
Odell, in a rooming house here today,
and then killed himself. Davis leaves
a wife and son in Bramer- Mrs Odell
was 80 years of age. Davis shot Mrs.
OdeIl five times
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
FRENCH sayant in New York.

New York, Aug. S.-Pierre Puiseuz,
the French astronomer. is in New
York, en- route to Los Angeles. where
on August 90. the convention of the
International Union for Solar Re-
search will be opened. The French
scientist is the guest here of Pro-
fessor Hill. director of. the observa-
tory of the Carnegie institute.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08

when he will unfold his plans for
fight in England or Australia. just
who his opponent may be is the last
thing the title holder can think OF,
but he reiterates that If Langford
wants a match, all he need do is to
put up sufficient money.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08

The knights and Ladies of Security
band will furnish music for the Gro
GERS Picnic Thursday, Aug IL, at
vinewood park. Comet
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08

See ]. THOMAS LUMBER co 70,
lumber and DEWEY PORTLAND CE.
MENT. Guaranteed the best manu-
Incurred
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08

Grocery stores all closed Thursday
account of picnic at yineWood park
You are welcome
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
SOCIALISTS GAIN RAPIDLY.
Tn Three Years Their Number Is In
creased 80 Per Cent.

New York. Aug S.-A report OF the
nrogress of the Socialist party
throughout the United States for the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-08
$3.50 Silk Hose $1.OO

Black silk hose, embroidered in
colors and all black silk with Isle
sole and garter top.
It's hosiery that simply can't be
beat at the regular price of 81. so
pair, that you have the opportunity
to buy during this sale of 'sTopsy"
samples at $1.OO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

Stabt nnb Hmgegcmb.

Die nelle 81. 9reifaltigteits@
&irfe. pelhe fir Den fommenpen
September bereits fir uub ferti9 iciu
Ioll, unb auf Die @dc Der Sritten m1D
Hbomberg Ipe. 81 lteben fonmt, miro
an Die $4,000 foiten. Gub bic bel
fciner 8emciupe iebIen iollenbc
Yfarri6iile fpirb sleih III angriff 9e@
nommen luerben; ebenip bns Yiarrz
balS nnb Die @obuune fir Die Sraus
d~tstdner : Shfpeitern, ipeI6be Die
Shlile leiten perben. Sr. 0lartin
Seer, Der beitbefannte Subuoiler
Irhitcft ipirb Die Tl6ne fir bas nelc
@pttesbalis liefern.
5. g. Sransen, beuti6er abpos
tat unb Hotar, Gunner 400 Office
@ebduoe. 9. unb Iaius StraBe.
Golintp : ShuliuperinRnoent
S6roeber pirb ieiu Nmt nufeeben, I'M
nit ieinem Gnfel, Srn. Gorrigan bon
@eit Slperior sei9dftli9 in gerbin>
Dung 3u treten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

nud 8uterlop, iuD c1 icin Scim
MAIDEN wirb. Sbncn @lild gum
Sumoel
ct. Saul, Wiuu., Sen 2. Sebruur,
- Wertbe Hconttion! Im
Somst10 bat Der &uremburscr Inter
itiibuugss &ercin IN Der IS5arteSalle
fem 81. Stiftungsfcit 9efciert. Sus
ARRANGEMENTS Gpmitc bat beitenS ge@
iorgt, Dap Sober lid gut nmiIirt. In@
lpeienbe Serren lpdren inter Inpc@
ren y. 5. Bertrand uuD Srau,
Slcepn Cue, Mimi, Hifter Sincbont,
Midtct Sauft. Sbcriff @erber, albers
mann Hies, etc. NleS pcrlici in Der
beIten Crbnmna. liner Yrdiibcnt
Sranf S6ome linb @rsYrdiibent !. g.
Sill batten cs lid niht ncbnen laiicn
bns Set 81 cinem Der ifpnltcn 3u
MAIDEN, bic mir ic bntteu. 8err
unb Srau Bertrand, Slccpp Gne, lpa>
rem bel ms biz 9icnstag Nbenb, no
Tie Damn ipieber uah Suliie rciItcn.
8eiten Sanf fiir bas arrangements
Gumite unb @ae 'bic ms beiitanbenl
GRit beitcn @riiBen Sbr @eprg Gbiu.
@ic Der o@aaettc" aus Snrlan.
Soipa~ 1emeipet pirb. 3ug lid Sralr
y. Sciub. sic aus Nicoerieulcn. Suz
rcmbur9, itammt. mnb Die Satin bes
Stactpaters Ycter ScinB iii. bieler
Gage idmer5lide @erlebungcn 81, Die
icbo6 ni6t lebens9eidbrlifcr Natur
limb. @Gbreub tic ndmlid im Sofe
hires Seintes bamit bci6dfti9t mar Die
Siibner 5i fiittcrn, glitt lie aui Dem
nit @latteis bebedten Scitcnlpc9c nlls
uno crlitt eiuen boppeltcu Sein6rud
gcrnOe p6erbalb bes SnBtnp6cls.
3n Eel 9iapibs, 2. g, nurOen in
Der fat6oliihcn STRIDE nnl 20. Sonlnr
Serr Wii6ael SbimeS, en- Sobn uns
iercS Witbilr9erS Yeter Chimes, nit
Srl. anna S6reier ebelih oerbuupcu.
Sic Srouung pnrbc bon Dem bodip.
8plcp pol5ogcn unp IN Der cItcrlihcu
SSobnun9 Der Sraut 9eiciert. SaS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
Or. Gppf entbedt9
y c ip Nprf. 10. Kehr.

"
Sn 8orD Des bier Gngefommenen
Sampfers .Srotapa" befanb lid o..
). &. Soerihud bon no. 991 Bulb
mid ape., 9rooflpn. Elm Sbeilbaber
Der 9tortb amcrican , Srelpins gpms
PAM, Srootlpu. unb @itslieo bes
Suiblpiu Club.
Scrr Speri6nd beriGtetc, bab cr
IN Scr Ndbe bon Sarniltou, Bermuda,
NIT Or. Sreberid U. Gpot, Dem Norbs
pplfcri6er. beiien gnipriide bon Der
llniperiitat &openbngen 5uriidge>
picien lpprbcn iinb, 3uiammengetrofs
fen lei. Serr Soerifud ingte. bdB CT
0r. Gopf bonn 8uibpid Glib Der gut
femme nnb Gin Srrtbum in Der Yerion
10 gut pie nusgeidloiien lei. Or
babe i'm auf einem Spn3iersm9e ni6t
nett bon Sdmilton. 9ctroffen. Or.
Goof babe pprbeiaeben iuoIlcit, or bnbe
iih bann a6er bod IN Gin @eiprGf
einsclaiieu llub ieiiie Soentitdt 5llges
gcben. Inter Anberem babe er ges
duBert: I'D rube mid bier aiis unb
befinoe mid ldDpn ipeit beiIer, ais porz
Der. SD neroc bnlb nnd Mem Yprf
5nriidfebren Mnb Die Norbpol 4ngcs
le9erbeit in Sronuus bringen. Sd
bin iider. Onb es mir selin9en lpirb.
meinc Inlpriide uadl5uipciien. Bon
bier ipcrbe ih ann s. Sebrlnr ulf Dem
Sampier .Sobo". bon Der YidforS &
8lad Snmpfihiif : @ciclifait na6
Salifnr reiIcn. 8eiter ia9te Der ans
ge6lide 81. Goof. Dab or bel ieinem
@cridminbcn bon Neip 9ort 5unGdit
nad Snpana unb o bort na6 Verz
mubn se9ailgen lei, po CT bel elmer
Yripatfanlilic llnterfunft ~sefunoen
babe.
Nan mirb lid erinncrn, bab pns
mittclbar nasb Gpot's Scri9ipiubcu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
Graftiihc Sp5ialc 9lrbeit.

Setanntlid mubtc Der 3lpeite Co
5iale aurius in Sberlin. O., peri6o6en
lperben, obid1on cine re6t auiebnlidc
3abl bon Sbeiluebmcrn ii6 fir benz
iclben gcmelbet bdtten. Scr botp.
Batter =. 9ieb bon Sberlin bat lid
beIpnpere @erbienitc nm Die Sahc Der
So3ialreform eriporben. 8cnn mir
ri6ti9 informirt iinb lpar cS gum
5beil ieinem giniluiic 5u pcrbnnfen,
baB Gin Gpmite bes Staatsper6anbes
bon Sbip nit bcul Sgitatipusz Gouritc
Der FEDERATION Of 2abor" in Ohio
lid eiuigte fir Observation-Disclosures in
Der Staatss 2eeislatin cin5utreten
lInb baB Die 5Gberatiou Die 9efiirs
portuns bon freicn 5eytbiidern fallen
lieB. Sas iinb pertbpolle Ginger
8cise fiir bie aatbolifen anoerer
Staatcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

oas @erii6t ging, er babe iid mad,
Saoana ~be9eben. Ser &npitdu bes
S6iffes. ouf Dem er gefabren iein
lolltc, erfldrtc iebody, bab cine Ser
fpefslung NIT einem Nlanne, Der
8rpBc Gebuliffeit nit Or. Gopf bat,
norliege. Sn5lpiihen iolte Der ner~
mtBte Surifer perihiebene Male II,
spanien, StaIien uno in Suoen alfz
getau6t Iein.
Nebnlid, ipie Die ,Srptapa" iaben
aud Die v3eeIanb" bon ser Geo Star
Sintc, Die bon Intlperpcn e%intraf, llnb
Die .Sermlbian~, Die bon 9ermllba
turt, aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

600 auf Die @rube mlfnebmen. Sinz
te%rbliebene bon Golden, Die bel Den
Nettungsnrbeiten um's Seben fanten,
lollen IN elcifer 8eiie entihdoist
iperoen.
Der Ylan miro o ben Sinter,
bliebenen Der beindbe 800 Ierunz
9liidten iebr Iebbaft beiprohen, ui1o
berlelbe lpirb in elmer Waiiennere
lamntlnng our Serdtbung fpmmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15

IN gang b~eipnocrer 8eiie aneepaBt
iein ipu.
Nus Dem Sbi9en creibt iid baB mir
elm pollifdubi9es GolIegium fir
bus ridtige baIten rnb frenn Die
.sturoz Imerifa" borarf btnipeilt baB,
dbnlih ME bas Soiepbinlim 81 Coz
lnmbls, g., fin 9srieIter. cine Initnlt
fir 9aien eei6affen perpeit ioLtc, 10
iinn lpir Die 2eBten Die bage9en opppz
niren. @enn Damn bas @an3e iif
81 ether fatbpliiden beutid<amerifas
niicben ltniperlitGt alsbaute, 10 mare
bns ia bios cine Sadc Der natiirlifen
gntipifeluns.
Sclbifberitdnblif lit 81 boffen. baB
III ben Seminnrien lno an uricren
bcitebcnoen ltniperlitdten. inter fa@
tbolii6er Seitung Der z pc'ioIogie
mebr 8ea1tuns 9eihenft miro unb
nid mande micrer trefflihcn tntbps
liiden Colleges nit Srcupen fir elm
@irfen ibrcr gnitalt i'm Gimme Der
hriitlihen Spsiolreform nit 9ebiibz
renser 9eriidiiftiguns Der beutifen
Sprahe eintreten perben. Sdburh
ipiro Der Sahc hriitlifer SosiaI>
REFORM int Gimme bes Central z8ereins
Goridub seleiitet, benn narum ban
belt es iih fir ms: Gihtreten fir bic
better Sntereien n~tierer bemtihs
rebenben 3atbulifen nnb nmieres
lieben Vaterlanbes, Der g%ereinisten
Staafen. Gs lit cine Mnfsabc Der
9iebe ais 3adfommen beutider,
fatboliiher Yorinbrcu aber auh Der
ed5ten, besciitertcu gaterianbsitebe.
Nun pirb es iih ipobf 3eieen. Oh
bus tatboliihe 9eutihtbltm, Yrieiter
uub 3aien. aud mir bieIe Sbee 81 be-
Seiitern iinb. 80 Cine slnfanssiumme
BON $4,000 licet uOr unb mir ipiilen
ditd, mo !penisitsns nod, einise Sauz
lerbe neiterc Collars fiir Dieien 3iped
81 baben iino. Gent .8anberer"
ihrieb ein n2anbpfarrer" er uutere
5eifne gleif $50 unb i'm Siten bat
elm ei~nfluBreid,er 9eutifer iih fir
$500 nnb mebr uerpflihtet. gs Iinb
nod anbere InSeihen uurbauDen, oaB
Die Iuresrns fir cine ~beiunbere Se6r@
anitalt m pbisem SinueGfebrerpS
gen &nfIan8 iiuoen ipirb unb Der
Gentralz &ereinJ trdgt lid ia nit benz
8eoanfen lin Die ~.beltdubis flieBenoe
Guelle" sI idaifen niirh einen 8eie
trag bot $500. so Gents ober ielbit
20 Gents. Sci 10000 Mitgliebern
tpiiroe % Gents prp Iitsliep aIlein
$50, 500 bebeuten rnb Samit lieBe ii6
ihon fpirtbI6aften. Sod Die Sinan5s
frase fam ia ipdter nod senauer be-
Iprodben tperoen. 3sp
Sir iest trolIcn mir auf Die Clint
men ans Dem 8olfe" fparten unb es
Ion ins frelen 4nii6ten unb 0teis
nlingen 81 erbalten. @s gift ppr5ue
arbeiten bamit ber Central : @crein
iinb beiien Gomite fir So8ialreform
nod 9enauer orientirt ieien.
g. e. = Gin 9rieiter aus benz
Weiten, peldem mir bieien Irtifel
5eieteu, erflGrte uns. mir fonnten in
ieinem Namen, fpclfJen ct aber emit
peilen ans gutter @riinben nicbt ges
ilannt bnben mill, mittbeilen, bab er
gcrne bereit ici, iobalo Die 9ldne fir
cine eisene bernrtise gnitalt sreifbarc
8eitnlt anseinommen bdtten, idbrlif
big 5t feinem 2ebeuscnbe 800 81 be-
3ablen ba er nift lpiibte, mic er bns
8elb' fir einen 6eiiereu 3pef pers
lpcnben fonnte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-02-15
Mdtmns, &athplifen!

$4,000 Ader euten, irudlt6areu 5nrmlanbes in
Glnp ur0 Nrder County. Der irudbtbdren S9eis
SEM, Safer. Gprn. uro Sanm,uoile- Ge1euo in
3eras. betannt ais bic fatholiIdben GoIpuien
geinbborit ano Geotlnuo, toaret 81 rieorigem
9reiie, inter giinitiger S~eoirgan1en uno IN ges
,piinid9ten Rnr5eueu getauft iperoen. @beniaitS
1900 Staot,Sutten in benz pra dhtpoaen StdottheI
Scptlnu0, oe,n Gabpuntt Der penrtetta a. Suutbs
tpeitern Giierbahr 6ir rdhere 9luStunft, 9lh,
lein nno aarte idrcibs man an =. s.. @sarcr
Il 60, Scotfano. 9erlS.
Srim Gdlreibeu eIwdbne man gch. oieies Ylatt.