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Morris tribune., 1910-05-13
RULES OF THE CONTEST

l.-ANNOUNCEMENT Premium
and Popular Voting Contest will be
conduced on strictly honest business
principles, with perfect justice and
fairness to all concerned.
-PRIzEs-The grand prize shall
be a fine first class piano and other
valuable and useful prizes will be
given. -.
3-CANDIDATEs- lady over II
years of age, married or single, in
this and adjoining counties is eligible
to place in the Contest. The most
popular lady is the one who shall re-
ceive the most votes; to her shall be
awarded the beautiful Grand Prize.
Other candidates to receive their
choice of prizes in order, according to
their standing of votes.
tie IN VOTES-In case of a tie,
the value of the prizes will be, equally
divided, or like prize granted to
those tying.
5-CLAssEs OF VOTEs-The votes
are issued in coupons of the following
denominations.
New Subscriptions, 500 votes for $1.5O
Renewal Subscriptions. 500 for 1.5O
Back Subscriptions 500 for 1.50
5-year Subscriptions . 5000 for $50
Right is reserved to add additional
classes of votes, and other publica-
tions, also to change Or modify these
rules and regulations as necessity de-
mands.
6-GENERAL INSTRUCTIONs-Nam
OF Contestants will be printed in order
according to standing and the amount
of their votes published regularly
after first count is made.
During first so days no candidates
will be permitted to cast over 5000
Subscription Votes during any one
week. Free Paper Coupon Votes
can be voted in any quantity and at
any time.
Votes will not be allowed on sub
scriptions at less than regular price of
the paper, $3.50 per year.
Votes once deposited in ballot box
cannot be transferred to another.
Postmasters' aud Agents commits
sions are to be suspended during con-
test.
No contestant will be allowed to
take more than one of the extra
special prizes that we may offer from
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County Clerk

tions our practice has been not un-
like that OF the Romans, who exposed
their aged and lnllrm slaves to death
by the elements upon an island in the
TibeT Take, for example, the early
history of New York's greatest public
charity. Bellevue Hospital, which dur
ing a considerable part of the last
century was the general city moor
house There" the records OF tho
institution tell us. I'm buildings In
tended for general almShouse admfnis-
tratlon, were conGrosated In one sick
eDing mass the destitute. the prison
crs. the victims Of all forms OF In.
feCtious and contagious disease, the
insane. and the sick dependent chill
dren of the city" And how truly that
"sickening mass was regarded AZ
merely n scrap-heap the care of the
lnmNtes bears witness. In the midst
OF the glorious sixties, when the Ma
tion was aflamc for the abolition OF
slavery, an epidemic. due to
the complete lack of all sanitary ar
ragged In Bellevue, The
PATIENTS relates visiting physician, /
had been removed to one OF the gar. |
ret-lIke wards Immediately beneath |
he roof. The shingles were broken.
md the beds. on account of the great |
number OF victims, bad 20 be placed
so closely that the drip-paM, which |
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was love of art-Leiln Mechlin in the
Century.
PARTISAN SPIRITS CAN
NOT BE OAMPENEO

AS the tawny torrent OF the Seine,
swollen by the oyerflowng tide Of
its great tributaries, the Marine and
the Honne. rose TO the arches OF the
highest brIdee in Paris: the spirits
Of the millions who dwen IN the
French capital rose with il Nothing
could be gayer." wrUJe the amazed
correspondent OF the London Tele-
graph, than flooded Paris, when death
by drowning. death by pestilence and
death from hunger and cold drew
near and ever nea7er" Shrleks OF
laughter from raln-Soaked men and
women greeted every huge hogshead
that bobbed under the choked arches
OF each bridge. Immense armchaIrs
We're received with rapture, and dam
" ladies' in furs, from the 5umm,ts OF
automobiles. wagered gems and bon
bons upon the results OF races be.
tween the upholstered sofas and great
carved bedsteads. The "mldinettes."
or shop girls. spent the noon hour
in sporting with the waters that rip
pied TO their ankles in many OF tho
highest laid streets, aud schoolboys
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were employed to catch the floods
rain, could no longer be kept on thu
floor. but were placed upon the beds
The treatment consisted chiefly oi
stimulation, and tho raw ward whisky
was used for this purpose. On one
occasion. In the dead OF winter, Wis
tied the ward, and ordered an increas-
cd ration of toddy for all the patients
because OF the extreme cold. There
were no suitable means of heating
tho CARROT. EARLY the nc1t morning,
fearful that disaster might hive over.
taken my patients. I rose and strug-
gled TO the hospital through 4 blind
ing blizzard which had been raging
since the afternoon before. On climb.
Ing the last steps and opening the
crealSinS door, l encountered n horri-
BILE sight. Ny two nurses-foul, dc
penhentIary prisoners-lay
In a drunken stupor upon the floor
Snow had drfted In through the riffs
IN the rotten roof and lay In great
white sheets about the room. IL COW
ered the dirt. On some OF the beds
L had been In part brushed away
~ the dying patients. On twelve beds
Is surface was unbroken. The nurscs
lad drunk their patients liquor and
Turing the night twelve victims had
lied -'-R. W. BHuere, in Harper's
Magazine
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ally returned TO her she would utter
piercing shTieks OF terror. with cries
of "Lucien, Luclen ,''-as If appealing
10 some one to defend her Then she
would rush 10 the nearest open win.
dow, throw It open and lean out, call
ing "Thieresi Thieves" After this
she would Immediately re-enter her
normal condition knowing nothing OF
what had occurred during the con.
yulsive attack.
DIT. Janet suspected that the scene
which she thus dramatically enacted
was reminiscent OF some disastrous
experience OF her earlier life, and was
the direct cause of her hysteria: but
tho girl assured him that she know
nobody named Lucien. and could not
recall anything that had ever given
her such terror as she displayed
Put into the hypnotic trance. how
ever. the patient remembered that
some years before she had been Of
fcred a grlevous assault from which
certain Lucien had defended her: and
that, a few days afterward, thieves
had broken into the chateau where
she was working. The emotional
shocks caused by these experiences
were responsible for the convulslye,
somnnmbulic attacks: which. IN turn,
had obliterated all recollection OF the
original experiences from the girls
waking memory. Still more remark
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Western Love Of Art

In the east art is commonly inter.
preted as meaning painting or sculp.
tUre. but in the west It stands for anv
manifestation OF beauty for which
man is responsible The art move
ment may begin by the establishment
Of museum or gallery. but It soon
escapes through the door and con.
Germs Itself with general aspects
Last week the Civic league of Carmel.
by-the-Sca, a California coast town
not far from San Francisco UNDER
took tho erection of drinking fot0c
tain for horses. which was In reality
a work of art, simple, appropriate ana
picturesque: and last summer IL in.
stituted a garden competition. in part
Ito teach the people color harmony "
One OF the winners of the competition
was lad OF Q years. who, when glven
choice OF prizes. selected picture
in preference TO money or plonte
You know" he aftcrwnrd explaInnd
TO his mother. 81 can some time eor1
$40, but ! never could have got tbat
beautiful picture" Here certainly,
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skated for a few brief hours in an
checked glee. "Conc!erges who have
not flooded cellars 10 cope with put
on their best bonnets and go out to
have look at this new and wonderful
Seine" Nightly, when the theaters
set free their crowds, elegantly attired
women, with their escorts came In
motors to the Pont de rAlma to see
how much OF the rrcnes might be
still above water. The rest OF the
world thrilled in its alarm as squares
and streets with names that have oe.
come household words to the confines
of civilization collapsed, exhaled their
sewers or disappeared entirely In a
rush of waves. Only Paris remained
gay The ono grief was the newt.
able postponement OF Chanticler." "A
stranger might be excused for wonder
Ing says the British daily, whether
the average Partisan realizes the aw-
full calamity "-CuTent Literature.
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COLONEL DUYAL
SERIOUSLY ILL

New York. Nov. 4.-Colonel IT. Rel
man Duyal. president of the American
peet sugar company. Is critically III
a. MS nome here, following an opera
non performed few days ago
ooionel DuNal recently returned
ion Ceiliornia, where he had gone
10 inspect his companys properties
una TO get estimates on the beet crop.
Shortly after his return, he became
very III. There was consultation of
9nysicians and 1t was decided 10 oper
,te at once for gallstones The opera
ton was successful and his recovery
3 hoped for.
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Question 3

Shall Section 3, Of Article
10 OF the Constitution Of the
State be amended TO define
,'hSt thall constitute the State
School Fund. and to provide
Tor the spPoruonnent Of the
High School Fund,7
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HEALING THROUGH HYPNoTIsm.

a girl OF is once applied at the Sal.
petriere for treatment for conyluslyc
attacks from which she had been suf
lerlng for two vears. Thev came M
Irregular, but Increasingly frequent
intervals. and invariably began with a
iSinung 1T, AS consciousness gradu,
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THE HOSPITALS OF
FORTY YEARS AGO

Even among professional philan-
thropists 1t IS not generally realized
how generally the phrase scrap them
has applied To our traditional meth
ods of dlsposine of the industrially
manned and unfit For many genera
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able, the convulsive attacks ceased
the moment Janet succeeded In max.
Ing her remember the episode thai
had caused them.-Addlngto Bruce
In American Magazine.
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line List OF Nominations for General
Election, November s, 1910
Question 2

Shall Section 2, Of Article
10 Of the Cooltitution of tho
State be amended to define
what shall constitute the Public
School Sy.,em7
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Precinct Officers
Republican Precinct Officers

Constable.
William Gould ..............
Charles Groberg ............
d, j. Hutzley .,.......
Thomas w StolIer ...........
James RawSon ...,........
Archibald Stanger ...........
Is. f.. Chatelain .............
Joseph Hutchinson
John Barrett .............
Eluo hlCtef ..-,...-.....
Harry Hamblin .......!S....
Il. A. Slater ...............
William Calder ...........
Joseph Herrick
VIM, II, Holmes ........
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Question S

Shnll Section 4, Of Article
II Of the Constitution Of the
State be amended to change
the Limit Of Indebtedner, Of
Counties. Cities. Town, and
School Dist1cts7
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STATE OF UTAH,
County Of Weber.
County Clerks Office


% ~
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Question 4

Shall Section I. Of Article
Ia OF the Constitution of the
Stnt7 be amended to change
Tho limit Of the State Indebted
non7
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25
Gin ipirfiames Mittel scscn bic
Wnrmplagc bel Sfcrben.

Sober Sdrmcr nnb EfcrOcbeIiBer
ipirb crfreut ieiu, bon cinem ueuen
Wittel gegen Die gefiirftete @urms
PLACE bel Yferben 81 borcn. Dns in Der
flr5eu 3eit ieines Sefanntieins gan5
eritaunlide &eiultate se5eitist bat. @s
lino bies Die aus Der altcn 0eimntb
beriiber % getpmmenen Seurefds &npieln.
Die lid in Der fiir5eiten Seit Sauicnbe
bon Srellnben criporben nnb III Der
Iustreibung bon 8iirmern bel Yfers
ben als uniibertrcfflid crpieien bae
ben. Ius Sunbertcn bon b%anfbaren
griefen bon Sarmern, Die Die aapleln
b%enuBten. gebt berbor. odB nah Dem
Gingeben bon nrr Siuei aapIeln Sun@
berte bon Bots mnb alien mDglihen
8iirmern bon Yferben abginsen. unb
baB Iferbe; Die pprber n,nser. biiiie
llno ItDrriidl iunren, na6 DEM Singes
ben Der anpieln ipfort 5unnbmen lrnb
ale idledtcn GigenI6uften pcrloren.
Die 8iirmer geben 9enDbnlif ifon
na6 cini9en Stlluben nah Dem Gins
geben Der &apieln tobt I'M 0fiItc nb
unb lit bas Iittel iim 10 %mertbpollcr.
als es pbnc ipeiterc llmitdnbe uno obne
Sutteripediel iebem Yfcrbe leift einT
geeeben nerpen fam. sluf alien Sar@
men. mo Yferbe gebalten irerben, iollz
ten gerabe jest iebem cin5igen Sbierf
5lpei Der aapieln our Gorlidt perab1
reidt iperben. and ipern iif Die Sara
litcn duBerlid, niht bemerfbar 9ema6t
baben. Sic aapIclu iinb scIeslif,
garantirt inter Serinl Go. 21,741
ulp fDnrcn aud trageuben Gluten ges
gcben ipcrben. Sas Wittel lit cin5ig
u,b a1ein 5l be5ieben bon Der unieren
2eIcrn moblbcfanntcn Breeders
81 emeop 6 o.. 141 @isconiin Ctr.
Sept. & 4. Wilpaifee. 8is., gum
Yreiie bon $500 fir 6 ober $1.50
fir ~ aapicln portofrei nit Sc
brall1sanlpeiiung. Gpr bilisen Nnds
abmunacu iei hermit ausbriidlidit
oeiparnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25
Sin ieltiames Nsittcl sescm Gbulera.

SIN snfane Der breiBiscr Sabre
berridte in Wiind)en Die grpBte Be-
1oraniB Dor Der Cholera. Sic lpur
bereits bis IugS6ur9 por9cprungcn
unb bate bort piele Spicr acioroert.
Wtou %aetrntte lid aud in Miindcn
failm aui Die StraBe. Tpn oieier
Surd,t iparcn @ebilocte unb llnocs
bilSetc, Heihe ipie grme IN gleidcr
@eiie anaeitedt. Scr berii6mtc Yamz
pbletiit Sap6ir maj ipie pom g8abm
befalen. baS er Der Seuhe crliegen
piirbc. Ginc5 Na6nnittdgs mclbctc
linn Der Sicner cinen SremDen. Sic
Sbiire eina auf. unb Serbinnno Hais
numb trat bereiu. sic umarmten cins
amber ipiebcrbblt, tauid)ten &iiiie unb
iaBen 10 cine Stumbe Del angeresteiter
Ylauoerei nabe aeaeniibcr. Ils Hnis
numb ii6 bera6ihiebete. bcmcrfte err:
sd bin frob, bnB i6 ba bin unb
9lildli6 ails Sdmburs ipeggefommen,
100 Die CHOLERA furhtbar berridt.
Su Dem Sauic. ipp ih ipobntc. iinb
Idon einigc Der cntiebliden &rantbeit
erlegen." &num mar Der Si6ter
fort, als Sapbir Die eriten In5eihen
Der Cholera 81 ipiiren slaubtc. Scr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25

"Wilcn Gle bcnn nidIt, ipie Sic boz
@eridt 81 crifetncu baben? 8urirm
ba6eu Sic feiuen 9iod ~ar9e5oaen?"
Nn9etla9ter: ,Scrr tailerlidler
Hntb, | bn6 mir MIR a Stunb' 9e@
lto6ln umb bnb' g'idaut, baB / her,
fumm'." - Gi6tcr: oSinb Sic pprz
Geirraft?" Nlgetlaeter: ga,
pe9cn @ahebcleipigung nit picrlnrs
5iuan6ig Stuno'. %(3utrnulid..( grs
irucrn's Sbna net. @err fuiierlidJcr
Tatb, an beiligen Ibcnh ma i 10 BE-
Sbna % uilb bob % n Shmf
tricgt." - Eitbter: sic 6ubtn oty L
nod anoere %%oritraien?" N,3e>
flagtcr (cifrig) !: so. frcilil @e9en
@eipaItthdtiateit, Sicbitabl rp NOS
iiberbnupt iuuit no npln." 9tihz
fer: ySefcnnen sic lid idlu bt1?"
Mngcflngter (poripurfsppM Sp6er
@cri6tsbof! 8am / bcripr 1T lupr'u
bin, mir | On net leugnenlj (Sciicrs
fcit.) %crpnltungoroio @ciringcr
(ber Den In~geflngten bel nj Sicbs
Itabl ertappt bnttc) beitdti8 ais 3:uge
Den Snbnlt Der Inflage. Ingeflngz
ter (bn5lpiiheurufenb) /: IS modlt' BEN
IeniGer feunen lernen, Der bel Der
ppllen S6iiiiel libt unb net ntit'n
2offel einigreift bel Der belltigcn
S%beuerung!" Hifter (iebr cuerz
giiG): v8n hort lid bob ihon Nacs
auf. Sic neroen ieben. ouB ih anF
bcrcr @cinun9 binl" Die lpcitcren
Nusia9en bes 3cu9eu unterbruh Der
Inacflagte NIT Den &orten: r9srr
faiicrlider 8atb. Der Scrr @eirin9cr
bat mi an @olucr a'baB'm. i fdi' mei@
ncr Chr net nabetrct'n (6eitcrfeit),
fan @ouncr bnb' | Dem &crrn no net
abgcbeu!" - Scr Insefin9te ifreitct
crregt inn Saale nnf uno db UNI fam
nllr nit Miibc bonn Hidter beruhi9t
mcrhen. 9ns llrtbeil lartete ali cine
@odjc ~itrergcn SlrreIts. - 8idter:
rSdben Sic bns llrtbcil peritanbcn?"
- Ingeflaater: so, lpcnigitcns fam
| mi iicbeu Sag ausiGloi'n. ) ba6's
ely ihp' notbfpcnbig."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25
@ebanfe, Den SreunS umarmt uno oce

@ebanfe, ben Sreuno umarmt uno oce
fiibt 81 boben, lpirfte "tbatiddAif)
neutrality-suspicious. uuf i'm Gin.
Sie Spmptome Der Grfrdnfutg Idle
men lid INNER bcutlifer ein5uitcllen,
,ilb 10 lbidte CT mad Dem IrSt. Su
Soocsan9lt erlpartetc CT Den Wcbi8is
ner. Iuf Die aunbc bon Sapbir'6
3uitano unb Sefiirdtuus elf nit Dem
setpilnidten Ir5t glcid3 Der 5uge5ogcne
Observation-Disclosures Sod bcrbei. Scibe
lparcn Sreunbe Sapbir's. Sic unters
llid)ten i'm. fanbcu aber gar nidts,
mas Die @efiirhtunaen Deg Satirifers
rchtferti9te. Iuf ibre Stage. ipie cr
benn gu Ieincr Mnndbme gefpmmen
lei, cr5dblte Sapbir ben @orfaQ nit
Gaiminb. .I6!" iagte Der Sbcr>
meDi5inalratb; nan muB bel jeber
aranfbeit inbiuiblaliiieren. SIR SAL
lit Elm cieentbiimlifer: iD pcrpe
Sbnen etipas perlHreiben." Naf
elmer Weile iibergab or bas He5ept
Dem Satienten. nrb Der las: sic
Iinb elm hummer aerl, Gin eds, ciu
5aienfnB!" Sapbir mar eritaunt.
.Sns", lagte Sod, .leien Sic lid crit
ale Giertelltunben, Damn ale breiBig
Niiulten Dor, big sic geneien iinb."
Snmit Iaetc CT Goieu. unb Die Ier5tc
perlieBen Den ein9ebilbeten aranfcn.
Sm Iugcnblid bate Sapbir ieinen
Sumor lpieber. uno iofort ihrieb er
in ieiu Sa9ebuh: Sic bat mir elm
DDS mebr SpaB gcmadt ais icner,
Den mir Der 9oftor nufoftropicrte.
Sieies eilifahc Wittel lit probut. i1
fanu es nit 3uperiiht alien sler3tcn
in dbnli6en Sdlen cmpfeblcn. Slciu.
cs gebDrt. fpie 81 alien @unbermittcln.
bas ba5n: Der Yatient muB bran
ofn,theu I"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25
Wcsmnnsen, ibr Seim 81 pcrlaKcm

Sebes Sabr ipirb cine gro6e ansabl
SeiDenbcr, bcrcn Sunaen infolgc
6uitens ipeb uub nngegriffen iinb. ac@
uotbigt, nah eilem nuberen alima gu
3cbeu. Sieies lit aber foltipielis unp
nid1t INNER ii6cr. @s gibt eiuen
b~elIcrcn @cs. 2aiiet Or. Sings
&erp Siscopern Guh 81 Sauis furis
rem. sic furirte MIDI bon einem
Sunsenleiben", idreibt @. g.. Mellon
bon Galamine. Grf.. vals ales Mnbere
feblld)lug unb ih nabm AZ Yfunb an
8eipidt 81. Sic lit liderlid, Die
&Dnigin nller Snitens unO Slingcnz
Iepi5incn." Sauicnbc peroanten
berielben @~eIiinbbeit uub 2eben. sic
lit ppiitip garantirt fir Suiten. CIR
f~dltunsen, 60 Grippe. Iitbmn. Group
- alc 3als@ unb Slngenleiben. so
Gents nno $1.00. Ernbeflnihe fret
in 3. @. 8uete's gpotbete, $50
Mtain Ctr, Dubuque, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25
Die b56ite stufe

in irsenb cinem 2ebcnsberuf 81 err
reiden, erforbert einen i%tarfen aDrper
llnb cinen flaren @eiit. Sbne Sc
iunbbcit gibt es fem Grfolg. Ibcr
electric 8itters lit Der sr0Bte 8iebera
a%ui6auer Der @eIunbbeit, Den Die
@elt je eetannt bat. Gs 5pingt
Magen, 2eber. Nieren unb Giiges
peibe lire Irbeit politdnDig 81 pers
riften. bereiGert- bas glut. itdrti
uno belebt ben gan8en aDrper nno
iett @u6 in ben Staub Die Straz
pa3en bes IltaaslebcnS a%us5ubaltcn.
.Iahbem i'd Wonnte lang on ben
Nieren selitten bate, fdreibt w. 90.
Gberman bon Guibins. @c.. rmadten
brei Slaifen electric gitters mid ipie
einen nclier. Mann fiiblen." 80 Cts.
in 8. @. Gucte's Tpotbcfe. 656
Ntain Ctr, 9ubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25

Or. s.. 6anic. ~cbemali9cr Tripnt>
I%cfrctdr oc2 pcritorbcncn Wiindcncr
Nlln6in2 Wigr. Gnputo. &on tatbo>
lilden Giurihtlngcn, Die nllc lpd)
lelen SutunIs iinb, lit 5u criudhncu.
bas Suipij Der @raucn Sdiucitcrn
upu DER &l. Giiiabctb (9arsp Mons
nrngniic u, has bel tatbuliidjcu sent=
id,cn StcnitntGbfcu unp Wpnpcrram :
ten Sfut bictcn ipa pur Den nielcr
Gefabrcn Der WrpHItaht. Sp,uctt Der
bcidrGitftc Haum rcidjt, f6u1cu bnrdj :
rciicnbe neutide Samilieu bier paiict=
ocs ltntcrfDmmcn iiuDcn. Scr ct.
SliIabeth S~ruyehpcrcin, Der am %.
Wtdr5 1903 %gcgrilnbct wltrbc, bat bel
Den Irmen Der GoIpnie ihpn mnn1:
Sbrdnc trodlen fnnnen. NidJt min
Der icgcnSrcidD ,uirft has ant 30. Sft.
1905 nuu Or. Spa s%esriinbcte Suffer-
natiunalc Sccmanns= 1eim = Stclla
WariS - (@icp Gaputu 81, has
eitem lid, idpn lausc iiiblbar madjct=
ben Seoiirfnit abbclfen ipl. &lnid,
bcs Meftors mare. Die 2eituilg bieics
6eims bcltifeu Srbcnsbriiberu iibere
tragcn 81 fonncu. Sniclhit tagt nlld
Der i'm Gntitebcn 6egriffenc ct. 90
lepb's WGnnerperein unb i'm 9leidlen
2ofalc finoen Die nllidbrlih in GROCER
3abl nah 9tenpel ipallbernbcn Wtit>
9licbcr Der fatboliifen @cicllenperciue
llnterfunft. Der fatbpliihc 8cit=
lid,e crtbeilt aud) ben Heiigionsuntcr=
ridt IN Der beutiden Sdnlc (nnr fir
beutidJc &inbcr) NH Sunntags fir
&inber, welhc bic italicniidcm Sdu-
len beiuden. IuBerpem lic9t es Dem
Hcftor oh. Die 2nnbsleutc in Srattc ii
Salerno 81 paitoricreu; mad Capri
besicbt lid cin Wal munatiih Gin
beutidcn Seinitcnpater pm g. Snisi
ut Neapcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-10-25
ssxsH,b,srssr eSasettr, ptc.stan, DEN 20. Uktobrr 1910.

feline Snrbc 6eigt picl Spnncnsolb,
nbcr bel Dem porbcr8cbeuocn iuar pph
Der Sppen uiel bciicr, ca mar barter
Sdicfcrbpben, Der bel gutter Yflcge
Deg Stodcs Den piir5igitcn gbclipein
bri1gt. - Sem Neuling idllt CO IrctS
gnn5 %bciunbcr5 nuf, ~ Der Nnftioz
ilnr pcrltcigcrt. Seine $odnb bcht lih.
fcin 9tltf pirb laii mn hud) 5ublt
Wciitcr Sppbcn INNER pcitcr; 1870
5000 pbcr 1000 mn 20 mn 80 uEh
40 lnb 10 iprt. Sabci lpinft CT MIR
nit ieiuem StpG nnd1 bier lnb BORT
lllb lcoiglidl icile geilbten Iugcn per@
rnthen linn aus cil,cm Iugcu5uintcrn
ppcr elmer taum mcrfbarcr Gclpcauna,
Oh Der Hcflcftont nod ipciier bictet.
yllnb 10 geht cs nun ihon brci
&pdben lang, Sas fiir Tag. Ile Die
6%erilbnten Narncn tandem dllf; Scrns
fnitclcr Spftor, unp &iltingcr grnuuc
Supp. Grbercr Srcppdcn iuio 3cltin@
ger Spnnubr, llcr5iger @ilrNnrtcn
mn Wrnachcr &inmclreid,, Gniclcr
&~crnagel nno Sbrpucr Spfberg, Cont
IpclsbucDcr mn 3udcrbcrger Illeicle
mn Hiespprtcr, Srauucbcrger. Bod
%ilcinsr, Shnr5bofberecr unb piclc,
pIelc unocrc.
% WtpIeIldno, ipie reid, Bit DIT!
&pn Sahr 5u Snbr rcrocn bciuc GoclS
meinc mebr dnerfannt uib scid)dst.
IlcrNin9s gum Suritirillcn iinb picic
bcrrlidcn, luiir5i9cn Sropfcn nidlt Da.
neinl einc Scititunoc mulB cs iein.
mcnn bcinc cbelitcn Namcn unf Der
Saicl criGcincu mn nit Iuoaht
miliicn JIG grlluiicu ncrben. nit frphem
@coenfeu an bns herrlid,c, lonnige
Scimntblanb bcs @eiues.
sd lab I'M poriscn CONNER ouf
elmer neutrality-suspicious., lpic nd,t5ig
@eintiitfcn 5u ie II SinidJcn in
Scrnfaitel auf bas Sdiif gebrndt
lpurben, nm bic ipeite Nciie nadj Chi
cugo an8utrcten. Gin Sobn bes
Woiclanbcs bate tic in Der aiten
Scimatb iclbit sefauft. nm in Der
neucn Seimatb peit iiber Dem Wclt@
nicer iid in fro9en unb itillen Shns
sen 81 c%rfrcuen nu Dem Sdoniteu,
mas Die, beimntbliben Serge err
5euacn."