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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
ALEXANDRIA.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, December II, 1910
Mrs. David Janney Howell entertained
at card party Wednesday afternoon a,
her home on Duke street Mrs. Howell's
Margaret Moore Of Fairfax. Mrs. Harrie
Craig Ansley, Mrs. Robert w. Fuller
Mrs. Louis s. Greene and Mrs. Clay
borne Riley of Washington. Miss Virginia
Gibson Of Parkersburg. w. Va; Miss
Elizabeth Kelly Of Fredericksburg. Mrs
Frances Smoot Danenhower, Mrs. T.
Marshall Jones. Mrs. Harry Beverley
Mrs Arthur Snowden. Mrs. Laurence
Stabler, Mrs. William b. Smoot, Mrs
William B. Daingerfleld, Mrs. James
Monroe Love. Mrs. Richard Gibson, Mrs
Thomas B. Cochran. Mrs. Robert S. Bar
son Suffer- Mrs. Albert Bryan, Mrs. Will
liam Wattles, Mrs. Albert d. Brockett
Mrs Clarence c. Leadbeater, Mrs. John
Leadbeater. Mrs. Thomas W. Robinson.
Mrs Louis c. Barley. Mrs. John Hunton
Foster, Mrs. George s. French. Mrs.
George Uhler, Mrs. Robert Wheat, Mrs.
William J. BoOthe, Mrs. Gardner l..
Boothe, Mrs. Frank Slaymaker. Mrs Ed
ward II. Kemper. Mrs. Charles L. Nicol
Mrs. Cassius F: Lee. Mrs. Anderson
q
Cochran. Miss Elizabeth Potts. Miss Phil
Wattles. Miss Rose Macdonald, Miss
Josie Robinson, Miss Carrie Stribling.
Miss Cora Smoot. Miss Loula Smoot,
Miss Lisa Anderson. Miss Mildred Foster
and Miss Mary Phillips. The prizes were
won by Mrs. Riley. Mrs. c. c. Lead
beater. Mrs. Nicol and Miss Stribling
Miss Helen Norris Cummings entertain
ed at supper Monday evening in honor
Of Col. Hilary A. Herbert. former Secre-
tary OF the Navy. who later addressed
the Cameron Club. The other guests
were Mrs Benjamin Micou and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Howard Of Washington. Rev.
and Mrs. William J. Morton and Miss
Fanny Herbert. Wednesday Miss Cum
mings entertained at luncheon in honor
of Mrs George Wright, president Of the
Home interests Club Of Forest Glen, Nd,
and president Of the Montgomery County
Federation of Women's Clubs. The
other ladies present were Mrs. Walter
Fewks of Forest Glen. Miss Emma Her.
bert OF Bound Brook. N. j., and Mrs
Edward Stabler. Mrs. Herbert p. Carter
entertained at luncheon Friday at her
home, Green Valley. Alexandria county,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

Mary Hutchinson has returned from a
short stay with the Misses Macrae of
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. L. w
Thompson of Clarendon spent the week
end with friends here. Mrs. Howard
W. Blanchard of Washington, formerly
of Herndon. spent Wednesday here, and
on her return was accompanied by Mrs.
Elizabeth Sweetzer. who will spend the
remainder Of the winter with Mrs.
blanchard, on Massachusetts avenue.
Mr.. Page Wrenn has returned to his
home, at Centerville. after being the
guest for a short time of Mr.. and MrX
Lycurgus Hutchinson. in the suburbs
Miss Sara Kidwell spent Monday i'm
Washington. Misses Ruth and Beulah
Detwiler arrived Wednesday from
Randolph-Macon Institute. Danville. tn
spend the holidays. Miss Hazel KEEP
hart and Miss Ethyl Sartoris OF Ohio.
who are attending Powhatan College.
are expected to arrive today to spend
their holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. Austen
Kephart, at the Pines. Mr.. James
Myres returned Monday from a hunting
trip Of six weeks, spent in southern
Virginia. Mr.. and Mrs. Theron Thomp-
son of Washington are guests over Sun
day at Rock Ledge. Mrs. Jacob Groh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
HERND0N, VA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.


HERNDON. Va. December Il, 1910.
Mrs. Clarence Walker of F'Ioris gave
charming party at her new home We'd
nesday, in honor of the tenth birthday Of
Master Melville Walker A number of
gifts were received and a jolly time spent
in games. after which refreshments were
served. Those attending were Lige, Isaac,
Garland and Ada Long. Edwin Irving and
Katharyn Harrison; Gladys, WauRhnita
and Eugene Wolfe. Pearl, Wayland and
Ruth Smms. Virginius and Helen Kirk.
Earl Thompson. Holmes Stroud, Holden
and Ray Harrison, Theresa Laurence.
Catherine Bready. Ellen Buell.. Agnes
and Francis Orrison, John Middleton and
Russell Miller, Mr.. and Mrs Thomas H.
Walker. Mrs. w. E. Miller. Mrs. Arthur
II. Buell., Mrs. B. Harry Bready. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. NJ. Walker. Mrs William Daw-
son and Miss Hattie Robey Mrs. Rich
ard McMillen entertained at an alI-day
meeting OF the Ladies' Aid Of the Con-
gregational Church Thursday An old
fashioned Virginia dinner was much en-
5oyed by those present, who were: Mrs.
Buell.. Mrs. Ruggles. Mrs. Lewis. Mrs.
Huddleson. Mrs. Drisko, Mrs. Mooney,
Mrs. T. E. Reed, Mrs. Levi j. Groh, Miss
Marjorie Reed, Mrs. Minnie Groh. Mrs.
j. r. McAillen, Mrs. z. T McMillen, Mrs.
l.: E. Hutchinson. Mrs. NJ. A. keniie!d.
Mrs. Fred Averili. Rev. r. G. Drisko and
liam I. Robey entertained DIR. George
Townsend Of Washington Friday.
Misses Ruth Richards and Mildred
Weaver spent the week end with
Ridgeway Of Washington was a recent
guest for brief visit Of Mrs. Edwin
B. Simonds, on Monroe street. Miss
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by her daughter. Mrs. Louis S. Scott
and Master Jack Scott. Miss Hattie
Douglas, Miss Mary Snowden, Mr. Philip
Dawson and Mr.. James S. Douglas, jr.,
were among those who attended the
Georgetown Assembly at Linthicum Hall
Monday evening. Miss Elizabeth Webb
and Miss Katherine Webb of Baltimore
are visiting friends in this city. Mrs.
John MCGOWAN and Master Daniel Nc
Gowan of New York are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Terence MCGOWAN, on South Royal
street. Mrs. Paca Kennedy is visiting
her father. DR.. ]. F. Y. Payne, in Charles
Town. w. Va; Mrs. George Wise and
Miss Carrie smoot have returned from
visit to Mrs. Wises daughter, Mrs.
Thomas c. Darst. in Newport News. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas A. Hulfsh have moved
into their new home at Rosemont. In
vitations have been received here for
the marriage Of Miss Lillian Fur, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Furr, and
Mr.. Edgar FARMLAND Nelson of War
renton. which is to take place Wednes-
day afternoon. December %, at 2:3O
o'clock. in the Methodist Episcopal Church
South. Bloomfield, Loudoun county, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
Leading Features of the Club

9-After the 80 days a club member has the bal
ance of one year in which to satisfy himself
as to the character of the piano. If he is not
then satisfied with it, he has the privilege of
exchanging it without one pennys loss for
any other instrument on our floors of equal
or greater value. Every dollar paid on club
piano is applied to the new piano selected
Io-If club member dies before completing
payment for piano. we will Immediately send
a receipt in full for the piano to his family
ia book of rebate coupon (much like bond)
is given to each member 17e coupons COW
ering the I72 weeks. Each coupon paid in
advance of the terms earns a cash rebate of
25c, which is handed back to the club MEM
Der.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Church. who have
been spending some time at Falls Church,
have gone to Herndon, Va. where they
will reside. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Munson
of Arlington left last week to spend the
winter in Mobile. Ala, with Mr. and
Mrs. w. w. Middleton. Miss Ella More
head left this week for her home in VIM
chester. Va, after q visit to relatives in
Arlington. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Petty
entertained the Trinity Chapel Guild
Tuesday evening. Mr.. J. S. Pearson of
Forestville, Va, spent several days with
relatives at the home of Mr.. c. ]. Ives
OF Clarendon this week. Mrs. Gordon
Ffnney and children of Petersburg, Va.
are house guests at the home of Mr. l..
III. Finney Of Clarendon. Mr.. Gordon
Finney. who has been visiting his parents
in Clarendon left this week for Petersburg
Va. The Clarendon Embroidery Lunch
con Club was entertained by Mrs. Rollins
at her home on Oak street Thursday.
me members are Mrs Rees, Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Rucker, Mrs. Torreyson and Mrs.
Friess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

The other guests were Miss Mills Of
Washington, Mrs. c. William Wattles,
Miss Phil Wattles, Mrs: Gardner L.
and Mrs. James Monroe Love. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Payne Of Baltimore have
removed to this city where they will
make their home. Mrs. Gilmore and Miss
Ella Gilmore Of Chillicothe. Ohio. are
visiting Mrs. Albert D. Brockett on North
Washington street. Mrs. Charles Creigh-
ton Carlin has issued invitations for cards
Wednesday afternoon, December Is. at 5
clock, in honor of Miss Belle Marshall
of Markham. Mrs. Ross Elliott will en-
apartment at the Barrymore in WASH
ington. Among the Alexandrians who
will attend are Mrs. Percy Evans. Mrs.
Harry Beveey, Miss Lila Barrett, Miss
Miss Hattie Douglas. Mrs. T. Marshall
Jones entertained the Senior Bridge Club
Monday afternoon at her home on Prince
street. Mrs. George S. French enter
tanned the Afternoon Five-Hundred Club
Wednesday at her home on North Alfred
street. Mrs. Worth Triplett Of Mark
ham is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Davidson of South Royal
street.
Miss Jeanne Walter has returned to
her home in Baltimore. after visit to
Miss Katie Uhler has returned from a
visit to her sister, Mrs Charles c. Smoot,
at North Wilkesboro. n. G. Miss Mamie
Jones has returned from visit to Miss
Effie Young, in Washington. Miss Esther
Burke spent the week end with friends
in Annapolis Miss Luloe Critcher and
Miss Catherine Critcher of Washington
were the guests Of friends in town this
week Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Murphy of
Warrenton were the weekend guests of
Mrs. Frank 7. King. on Prince street.
Miss Esther Stoutenburgh has returned
from a months visit to Washington.
Miss Virginia Richardson has returned
to her home in Fairfax, after a visit to
her aunt, Mrs. Benton Chinn. on Brad
dock Heights. Mrs. Jane White and
Miss Ada Janney of Baltimore were the
guests this week of Mrs. Philip T. Yeat-
man and Miss Mary Lloyd. on North
Washington street. Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence r. Howard have returned to their
Mrs. Towards father. Mr.. George S.
French, on North Alfred street. Mrs.
Willoughby Reade OF the Episcopal High
School has gone to Abingdon to stay
until after the holidays. Miss Louisa
Washington Of Washington was the week.
end guest of Miss Agnes Marshall, on
North washington street. Lieut.. and
Mrs. Robert Alden Dawes of Annapolis
were the weekend guests Of Mrs. Dawes
ton, on Braddock Heights Mrs Lorenzo
Lewis has returned from a visit to Berry
vile. Mrs. Eleanor S. Washington How
ard has returned from q visit to her
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Milton Caldwell, at Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Robert c. Powell has returned from
q visit to Winslow. N. j.. accompanied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

f. kennard were quietly married at the
PARSONAGE of the Western Presbyterian
Church at $50 o'clock December IA by
Rev. j. Harvey Durham. Miss May But
Ter was bridesmaid and Mr.. Ernest Ken
nard was best man. After the wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Kennard departed on {
short southern trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

By reading this paragraph you can join the club
intelligently.
1.-The club is composed of 500 members.
1.-The value of the club piano is $4,000.
3-The price to club members is $4,000.
4-No extras of any kind added to the price.
5-Terms $500 entrance fee, which is cred
tied to your account when you join. Then
$I.5o a week.
6-The piano is delivered when you join You
don't have to wait till club is filled
1.-The club piano is guaranteed without reserve
for five years. guarantee as strong
know how to write it.
S-If in 30 days trial the piano is not satisfac-
tory, will give you your money back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18
Make 1t an All-the- Year.
Round Xmas Present.
Duntley Pneumatic
Cleaner.

Your wife would appreciate such
a present, for she could use 1t
every day in the year. And look at
the back-breaking, worry and time
such a cleaner would save your
wife! Then. too, the actual results
the DUNTLEY PNEUMATIC
CLEANER accomplishes in the
home.
One of Washington's social lead
ers writes: The Duntley has been
in constant use and / find that II
saves our maid in the house about
% per cent Of her former labor i'm
cleaning. taking out and beating
rugs, as well as washing wood
work Ny household would ind II
impossible to do without the Dunt-
ley I purchased from YOU about .
month ago"
The DUNTLEY PNEUMATIC
CLEANER is sold I'm Washington
exclusively by HINE & CO.. 18th
and G. streets, who are specialists
in pneumatic cleaning machines,
their whole time and effort being
devoted to this work. They will
gladly arrange to demonstrates the
machine in your own home. with
out obligation on your part. Phone
Main SOJ6 or drop q line. ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Butterfeld of
Congress Heights have returned to their
home after a visit to Blakistones Island,
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

Representative Samuel W. Smith of
Michigan spent part of the past week
as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A.
Stevens at their residence, 40 Chester
street. AnacOstia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

Mrs. Lee Hechinger left last week TO,
New York. where she will remain for q
short while.
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Continued on Fifth Page.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Tolson and famil,
of Piney Point. Md. are the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs j. NJ Tolson at their resi-
dence on Nichols avenue, Anacostia. 70,
the Christmas season.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

2eitlln9. cen hGhltcn Nufaaben hcS
merltaid)cn Sebeu2 IN ptruten.
Sic 8emcgun9 fir Die Ibhaltnlg
bon erer6itien fiir Saieu lit cine
Sul9c bsr Igitation ipclhe bird bic
G%entrnliteIlc hes Geutra! : &ereius in
ct. 2puis. DO. bctricbcn mirh mn
lpsld,c blrd) Den @cid,lub Der leetcn
General : %eriammlirM III Snbius
napplis, Snb., pcranlaBt plrbe. Iuf
ioIl burf Die @~clesenbeiten 5ur Nbs
baltlIna BON seiitlifsu ~iIebunser III
perihiebcneu Sbcileu bcs Sanpcs, Der
9circguna -bes Central Screins Sllr
Scranihlqun9 crnitz fatholiid)cr 0tdne
ner fiir bas pffentlidc 2ebcn @orifub
a~eleiitet perpcu. anberc Crte an
weldcn @elc9enbeit 81 eciitlihen
llebungeu iiir 2nten achoten perocn
pirb. iinb auf Dem S%anbbauie Der
ScIliten pei GIeuelanb, @; gu
Srooflpu, 6; inn ct. Morp's College
in annias, unn 81 Sloriiiant, Mp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

ldn9ere Sabre bel ser Sirnta SeI
Bros. beI6dftigt; ipdttr nrbcitetc er
IN oerIelben @iBenidaft 5u WfiIlpailfec
unb 0nrtforb, &is. 8nr 3nei S0bren
oerfiel cr elmer titfiihen arunfheit,
er lpeilte 5eittpeiliR III cirem Saniz
torium unb FAM oauu bcint. obns ics
bod !Seilung al fiuhen; Der 5oh bat
i'm nunnlchr bon ieiucr nit GROCER
8cenlo e%rtrngcnen 9ronfbeit crloll.
Gs ilberleben i'm Ieiuc 0altter. cine
Sdpeiter, Maria, ilnb bier Srilber:
Spbn, Better, Nlfreh uno Sranf. Sos
fcierlif,c g~eardbniB fnnb AM Sreitu9
bon Scr Ct. Marienz STRIDE ans. uad)
ciuert f~eierliG.r Srauersottesbieuitc
auf Dem Galrnrien : 8pttcsadcr itatt.
Gr rllhc in Sricbcu! Ser rouernbeu
Sanltlte inner @cileiol
aus Chicago, Sa., melbet sic r2.
% Stg." nnter'm Sutum bon %.
@pril: Sit Spbesfduc Der 8phe iirto:
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146 Srdaro Str.; IL: Srnu Innd
ShmiB, Neb. Shabed, 81 Sabre alt,
i'll Miles Gentrc; H.: im Ileriancrs
Sriiber 6oipital, Martin Sncaues,
@irth gcb. 1868 5u 9cderih. auutpn
Ye6in9eu, &%ureTburs. Su &inss
balc. 3d., Itarb AM 10. Tpril Srall
Carolina 6olperidcib I'M Ilter BON
50 Snbren. = Sen traucrnbcn tStnz
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gen Stammbalter bcfomnren. = Sr.
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Der nltcu 0eimnth angctreteu. -
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bat am %. bs. cine @%urppnrciic am
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cine 9eiud,sreiic mad 9nrliuaen, Sus
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8eiu6sreiic 3uriif9efebrt mn brafte
cine jungc Surcnlburgeriu ais Satin
NIT. = Nuberbem lun9tcu leete @od,e
in Chicago an: Geo. Shluinmcn aus
Silb. y. 2oufcs ans S%iebenalcr, 5r.
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sen. - 5r. Sp. 0ctmer, Seiiser Der
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am 8. Npril I'M arciie ieincr Samilie
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26

Bic 2ofolpolitif auf5ulteIIen
nnh % hurd) befdhigte, fatboliihe
@ertreter IN Der Yplitif an bc1icu
Wcrlrirflihu 81 nrbciten
Damn miro Der driitlifeu Sp5ial>
REFORM red)t bn!o Elm gepnitiger
&pridJu6 aeieiitet Uerbeu. Die upt6s
ipei1oi9e SoIge cincr iolhcu @or~
gor8Speiic pdrc ebcn red)t balo Die
Sdaifung elmer eisenen Yreie -
aud tdglichen - fir cine Io!f,e
Sartei unb ein redt i%ntereNunter
annpf mt Den beiDen Iiberalen
Eartcicn, beu Scmofrntcn mn Re@
pu~blifnncrn, ionic nit Den SoSias
~Iiiteii. llnb iiber Den icgretGe II
Ills9ane bicics Samples fir Die
d,rinlite SaGe .fGnntc ~ebeniopenig
3peifel bier IN Sen @~ereinisten
Stdoten icin mic in Seutidlano pber
ScIterreih pber Selgicn pber Sols
lalib. Natiirlid wiirhe bieier anmpf
cine gelpultiae 2iidpirfung alif cine
@eiunbuns u~nieres firhlid]eu 2ebens
baben bcnn cine li6eralc Stride
fanu feiue AriItlihe So5ialpplitif
trcibcn = nber chen Die cnti6iebcne
g d eiDune Der - It c /
mare unier eroSter Grfol9.
@ir beiprefen bieIc Sudc bier
10 aus iibrIih If, iueil tic chen
10 iibcrouS praftiih : pihtig lit.
8ir boffen bnB tic oa5u bienen lpirb
mit5ubelfen. baB Die a~atbplifcn Der
@ereinisten Staoten - rnb inter
bieien an crfter Stcle Die
: rebenDen aatbolifcn -
'erfennen, oab Die udd)itc ridtige
Iufsabe fir rns ais ernitc antbnz
liten unb 6cionbcrs ais crnite 9iir9er
Der @reinieten Stnaten bic Wins
arbeitung ciues driitlih : ip5iaien
Communal Programmes lit auf
meldes bann Elm II aatlihcs
NIB natipnaIes iid ielbituer=
itGnblth aufbanen ipirb. Sobalb
mir einmal Elm 6riitlihz Io5iales
2pfal prrgrdnm ppllenpet baben,
lpirb aud Die WaiIc bes fatboliid)en
Tolfes Re d %erfenren, oaB es
lid bel Der friitlid)eu So3ialreform
nm reGt praftiihc Sin9c banbelt
lpeld)e iebcn giirser ieSen Staatcs
rnb ieber Srtidaft ia jeber @emeinbc
Der Iersinisten Staater bctriiit.
gs ipllte bnnr aId niht mlsgcidloiien
iein. naB nit benz 9urhbriugen biciet
grfenntniB Die inteGi9entsren Gle
mente inter Den aat1olifcn Der
Stabteenteinben jenes gcuteininme
Stubium IN Stlibiersirteln mitmaden
inbem lie lid, ia9en: nSier lit pratz
tii6e Grbeit BON bcren m0elidit balbi>
ger Snnngrifnlabnte gar @icles abs
bdnet fir uniere 6eiten elpigen uub
5eitliden Sntere'ien, fir unlere
matertelen. seiitieen unb iittlihcn
a~nliegcn. ioippbl dls Grbeitseber ME
als Irbeiter ooer oIs Witelieber bes
Wittelitunbes rnb ais Sarmer ober
in Der Sraienfrage, als gin5elne pber
nls gauge Geielidaft, in Der @es
meinbe, in ben Stdbten in benz
Staate uub in Der Nationl~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
(Spe5ica fir bieie 3eitung.)
Chit cs wirfli9 eiu Erpsramm DRIFT
lid =ip3ialer Gpmmnnalpolitif?

Ser fatbpliifc 9lerus unb bic
Irbeiterfraae" iii Der Sitcl zines
ilberaus lebrreihen unb pielz
agenbcn Irtifels IN Der Iprils
Summer bonn oGcntral>S lntt &
Social S,iitice" in peldem III frei>
miitbigcr abcr chelcr. moblmpuenoer
uub lie6epoller Seiie crtldrt lpirh.
nnB es ~bofite 3eit lit bah mir fntbos
liid]e Srieiter 3ur materielen Sebilu9
pes Irbeiterltanbes iptpobl als gum
Sflbc bon 8eIi9ipu. 8laubc mn
Sittltdfeit ben seipaltigeu ginflus
Den mir beiieen, 9eltenb maiden.
he. -. Spuen mir nod LANCER 9e@
i~tatten, baB icne ip5ialiitiihen a9itas
loren unlern Nrbeitern uprs
balten fonnen. mir fatboliihe Rrieiter
itGnben auf Seiteu bes 8apitals inh
fiimulerten II bios lim bas epi9e
&obl Der Irbciter?"
@ir piirbcn bicic grtlGrurNen nift
~aboruden, ipenn mir nift tpiibten baf
pbiees argument Der So5ialiiteu mil
grpBe @rfp-I9e benust lpirb
I'M Die Grbeiter Der fatboliihen Stride
an entfremoen. 8enn cine Stdbt pie
Wilipaufee, nit elmer iolden &irhcns
mn &atbolifen5abl, eineu osiaz
Iiitiihen Winppr unb eineu iibers
pieaeno io5ialiitiifen Stabtratt
ipd6lt, bann iollte bod mandem
brdpen SpieBbiir9er Die Iugeu aufs
9eben, Ie!bit pcnn man beniclbeu nld
niht flnr mnd]eu fam. bnB cs nidt
geullg lit, boB mir Den S~o5ialismls
abpebren. ipnocru bab mir alld Die
Sfliht bnben rnier poiitipee
6riitlihz io8iales Communal : Sros
orantm in Den Stdoten nit itarfer fas
tbolii6er Sepplterung 81 eutrollen.
Sir ms Iinb Die intereiianteite
Sorts rbeseiiterter unb intelli9enter"
aatbolifen Senc, pelt)e 10 iibcraus
eliidlih barilbcr linn, OnB Elm aatbolii
gum Wapor pber Iloermann gepdblt
porben lit, pelfer u6er bon ben Nuf@
gaben zines hriItli6z io5ialen @oms
munal : Yro9rammes ippiel meiB pie
etc. Natiirlih bd miro aud gar
man6er obrape" &atbolif lInb aatbos
Iifenfiibrer fra9cn: ~8ibt es aud Elm
hriitli6 s~ip8inle5 Yrogramm fiir Die
Stabte mn Die Sotnlpolitif?" linz
bieic Sragc ollein 5ei9t nie rid
itdubig" ieue uuicrer &atbolifen limb,
pel6e CO niht Der Wtiibe luertb fiubcn
ieneu StrlOien : 3irfeln bci5uppbnen.
peIde in unIcreu Stdbtcn 8cbalten
lperben unb in mclhcn b%enielbcn aas
nld6lig flar gcmadlt tperbeu ioa, baB
mir unicr ci9eues 8nblprpgrnmm -
uub 3ipnr Gin iebr padenDes uno aud
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men fir icinc Gnubioatcu geluimner
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bios ~Stimmpicb" icin %iulten, ipslds
gum Stimmfniteu gcbcn ciuiah nipeil
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
@eiitlihe l%tebnnscn fir Saien 81
Yrairic ou Chen, WiS.

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S~erntbuug Der bodrp. beutifen @ciits
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Golcgiums 81 Srniric Oh Gbicn itatt.
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Is pltrbe bcitimnt, baB Iolfc @rcrs
3iticu fir Snicu Gupc Suni I'M Ser5
Sciu Gollegium n~69ebaltcn lucrben.
Ndbere NuStuuft ipirh ipdter eriplgen.
s. iino brci Gage in TuSiiht 9enoms
men. lpGbrenb lpeld)en Den tutbpliihcu
&aieu @elc9cnbcit gcboteu iperheu
miro lid raf Yrniric OIL Chen 8uz
%riidSuSicbcn mn. fern bonn Natngss
lcben. iid Der msihlieBIinen Yilege
hires geiitlidcn Scbcns, 3. b. Den Sus
t~creiien Der Seelc, inter bepdbrter
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-26
SlugbIdttcr upn Der Gcutralitellc
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