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Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
NATURE COVERS THE SCARS
Ruins of st. Pierre Deserted and
OVerErOwn with VeEetn-
tim

The city of St. Pierre; in MARTINIQUE
which only eight years ago was the D C.
turesque abiding place OF 1000 people, IL
fast being subjugated by the tropic wilder
ness. The only inhabitants at present are
a few black people who dwell like ghouls
in the deserted places of the city OF the
dead, on the chance of selling to the hand
ful OF tourists who come their way souve-
Mrs of the awful havoc that was wrought
by Mount Pelee less than a decade ago
The vegetation Is encroaching upon the
streets that once teemed with traffic and
re-echoed the palaver and rlbaldry of a
laughter-loving people. Soon the whole Of
the molderlng ruin will be oYergrown to
the verge of the sea. and the wretched
sojourner eking out a living in the city
of the Dead will be forced to leave IT,
Then 1t will have for its most important
citizen deadly snake, the fer de lance
Which creeps into old houses In the West
Indies as the cobra infests the ancient
ruins of India. There is little likelihood
that the city will ever live again, any
more than the buried cities that lie smoth-
cred in the junges of Yucatan.
If st. Pierre had been a city of our own
country 1t would have been rebuilt within
year or two of the time OF its incinera-
tion. The fire and the earthquake could
not forbid a city on the site of ruined San
Francisco. Though Herculaneum and
Pompeii were buried great city rose
again In the shadow Of Vesuvius, and even
Messina is rebuilding. A city of $1,000 was
razed to the foundation when SIR Henry
Morgan, the pirate, sacked and burned
Panama three centuries ago, but a new
town rose eight miles from the earlier To-
rat
ITO remain a city OF the dead, and in a
few years more 1t will be as though II
had lain buried under the vines and ferns,
abandoned to the lizard and the snake, for
centuries.-Phiadelphia Ledger.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

THE world today
L is at the feet of
the younger man
the man of snap, vim
and vigor.
Our handsome new model
Bourke twenty b five Suits,
Raincoats and Oyercoats are in
harmony with his views-full OF
dash and style, and are talked about
all over town. We also have the
styles of quiet elegance for the man
of conservative taste.
We would like to sell you your
clothes this season. Drop in and
talk IT over.
Spring Suits, SIS to $40.
Raincoats and Overcoats, SIS
to $40.
BOURIIE PREFERRED-thatlj
our SO hats fun OF class and
style, and is built to stand the
weather. All the new blocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
BANKRUPT BROKER WILL
BEGIN LIFE OVER AGAIN
w. j. Yancey 20 Sacrifice Personal
Estate 10 satisfy Creditors OF
Cotton Firm.

MEMPHIS. Aprn 29,-sacrificing his
Individual estate to creditors OF Knight
Yaneey s. Co., W. J. Yaneey Of this city
member Of the Decatur firm. announced
today that he was turning his personal
money over 10 firms and individuals caught
IN the crash and beginning life all over
again.
Il do this simply because I want to go
through life with a clean slate" said Mr.,
Yaneey In a signed statement. Il have
always tried TO be fair. honest and upright
in all my business dealings and in this
Instance l will carry out that policy, even
though Il costs me the fruits OF years and
ears Of hard work"
Mr.. Yanoey ia considered a wealthy man.
lust what his estate Is he did not say.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Always Does Good
Thousands Take 1t in the Spring.

II have taken Hoods SarsaparilIa
when needed for a number OF years"
writes James Hey. SO7O Amber St, e.
Philadelphia, Pa. "shd have always
found that It does me good. always
take II ia the spring with the best re-
suits, / have that tired feeling ia the
morning and cannot eat. but after TAX
ing two or three bottles OF this medi-
cine always feel like a different person
give II fair trial"
Get II today In liquid form or choco-
lated tablets called sarsataba
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
MANY At e. 0. P. DINNER
State Will Be Well Represented at
Central Club Gathering.
COUNTY DELEGATIONS COMING
Gage, Merrick and M'CoOlx Men write
Saying They VIII Attend-sthte
Officials Are co ne ON
Hand.

Daniel j. Killen Of Gage county. a pos
sible candidate tW the republican nomina-
tion for governor. has written tho Central
Republican club that Gage county dele
ton will be here for the annual dinner at
the Rome on Monday evening. May ..
From Central city also comes request
Tor reservations, and from McCook a like
request. The McCook republicans wrcte to
ask II the banquet is an Invitation affair,
and were told It is not.
There Is not Chautauqua lesturer on
the program" said President Ryder" and
the fact is indorssd by Secretary OF state
Junkin and others OF course. there will
be men divergent opinions at the ban
quet, and It is the intention OF the club
to give as many as possible n chance to
be heard. Even should the two United
States senators and the three congressman
be kept away by theeir duties at wHsh-
ington all Of them will have enthusiastic
friends present, to care for their interests,
since men will pc here from about every
county in Nebraska"
state Officials Coming.
State Treasurer Brian, Attorney General
Thompson, Railway Commissioner Henry
h h
will be given a chance to talk and to tell
Of their stewardship and they all promise
to have something interesting to say. Au-
dltor Barton and Land Commissioner Cow
les will also attond. and will be likely 20
have somthing TO say.
Up1to-date, but one member Of the state
committee has sent In his excuse. and the
banquet promises to be as nearly represen-
tative OF the republlcansism of Nebraska
as any affair ever held outside of state
convention. Because of this fact. many
editors from the various counties are MAX
ing reservations for place at the board.
Fifty tickets are to be reserved for those
who may come to Omaha withoutfirst
having reserved a ticket. and on the day
Of the, banquet an officer of the club will
bo at the Rome all day. to take care Ok
late comers.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
DEATH RECORD
Oscar J. Nelson.

Oscar ]. Nelson, 21 years old, died Satur-
day morning at the home of his parents,
1914 Ohio street. Death was from pneu-
monia. The funeral will be held from the
residence, under the auspices of the An
Client order United Workmer Sunday after
noon. Burial will be at Forest Lawn ceme-
terY.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
CoUntry Home Burned.

BOONE, Ia, April SOZ(speclal Tele-
gram)-Bert Richards big country home
was completely destroyed by fire last night.
It caught by a spark from a chimney.
The members Of the family were not
awakened by the roaring Of the flames
until their beds were on fire. All Of them
escaped, but saved nothing but night
clothes. There was no insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

try Everybody regards it as a matter set
tied for all time
Former Senator Patterson OF the Denver
(ColoD News SAYS:
Every branch OF Colorado's numerous in
dustrles are prosperous. New settlers are
coming into the state rapidly and there is
no lack Of capital to develop the new en-
ttrprlses which are Contemplated or under
y%ay"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Rght Hand Torn OFF.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, April 30.-(Special
Telegram)-Frank Taylor, an employe at
the brick and tile factory, lost his right
hand in a tile machine this morning. The
hand was torn from the arm at the wrist
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
The w Gather
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., fair,
FOR IOWA-Sunday, fair.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday:

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, April 3O,--Officlal record of tenn
perature and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding period of the last three
years. 1910 1909. 1908. 1901
Maximum temperature. 50 40 80 70
Minimum temperature. so 81 SO q
Mean temperature ........ 81 35 \ 4S 80
Precipitation ...,.........,. T 90
Temperature and precipitation departures
from the normal at Omaha since March /,
and compared with the last two years:
Normal temperature ........,.,...,........, g.
Deficiency for the day.,.....,..,,..,,..,,, /
Total excess since March l, 19lO....,......7A
Normal precipitation ............,. .13inch
Deficiency for the day..,......... IS inch
Total rainfall since March Loo. .26 inch
Deficiency since March l. 1910 ... Ala inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1909, -. 2.45 inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1908. ... 2.70 inches
1T" Indicates trace of precipitation.
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
SOME AGREE WITH Mr.. BRYAN
Two Representatives Express Their
Views on the Subject.
DIFFER FROM THE SENATORS
Howard says He Hopes the
Legislators who Defeated the
Initiative and Referendum
See They Are Wrong.

Representatives James p. Connolly and
jeremiah Howard Of the Douglas county
legislative delegation are outright in their
support Of w. j. Bryans demand for a
special session. Mr. Connolly also says he
knows Of four other members, with pos
sibility Of six more, who will support the
Bryan program.
when we came nome from Lincoln, after
the passage Of the S o'clock law, we were
hailed as mighty good fellows by those
for whose interests we had made our
stand" said Mr.. Connolly. Now we ought
to be Just as good fellows as then, even
though we SUPPORT the initiative and ref
erendum. ! have always been in favor Of
that measure. and believe in it. ] have
talked with most OF the Douglas county
representatives. and can say that, includ-
ing myself, five will be for it. Two others
arc dffident about committing themselves,
but you need not be surprised II all Of
the Douglas county votes line up with
Bryan. They viii do this regardless Of
local clustering, as carrying out their own
belief"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
CREIGHTON MEN
GET DIPLOMAS
CONTINUED from First Page.)

demning the grafters; turn your eyes
toward the setting sun, see San Fran
cisco arising from her ashes in majesty
and glory, but marred and SCARED by
graft and loot; look at st; Louis, where
a short time ago, prominent men stood in
the dock TO receive sentence to penal
servitude because they had sold the rights
Of the people for filthy iucre.
oh, for Honest Men.
"Go into all the large cties-enter the
halls of legislation in different states--fol-
low the lobbyist to his private room, where
rights and privileges are bought and sold,
and then come back into the ranks of the
common people and join the cry, "Oh for
honest men!"
'Men in control of monopolies in restraint
of trade and competition, crush out their
competitors and secure control OF the mar
ket and raise the prices upon the neces-
saries of life, which people must buy with
money earned in the sweat of their faces,
not realizing perhaps that every dollar
thus taken is a stolen dollar-an extorted
dollar.
another his hard earned money without
just or fair compensation, is thief, l
don't care what his other name may be,
The complete remedy does not lie in legis-
lation nor in prosecution The true remedy
lies in developing in the hearts OF the peo-
pie the virtue OF honesty. Dishonesty will
continue until men become thoroughly
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Democrats on Anxious Seat.

Democrats not holding official position
under Governor Shallenberger, and some
that are on the governors list in one
capacity or another, are doing some very
serious thinking these days, and confer
ences are going on continually at the
Dahlman headquarters and with President
Flynn, who represents the mayor in his
absence.
Some of the old war horses are demand
ing break-away from the Bryan pro
gram, by a public meeting or club meet
ings, where resolutions can be passed. But
the cooler heads are cautioning a waiting
game. They figure that Bryan cannot
stampede the goverfor, who has never
been an enthusiastic Bryan man; and that
in any event Dahlman will be the bene-
flciary, whether Bryan and Shallenberger
hitch up or pull apart for good and all.
Also. the local democrats now figure
Mr. Bryan as certainty in the senaHorlal
race, and take his letter to the legislators
as the basis for excuse for changing his
mind.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01
Howard Replies TO Senators.

jeremiah Howard Of South Omaha has
written w. j. BRYAN in strain differing
from that Of the three democratic senators.
Jerry" also takes occasion to have a
fling at his colleagues, in the good old way
he used to hand it out at Lincoln. Follow
ing is a copy of Representative Howard's
letter to Mr.. Bryan
SOUTH OMAHA, April %, 1910-Hon. w.
D. Bryan, Lincoln: In reply to your letter
OF April 2S, concerning the initiative and
referendum, permit me to say that there
is an old adage which says, Everything
is revealed by time Therefore l hope
that the legislators who voted in the ne
gative against the initiative and rcteren-
dum have seen their error by this time.
If there Is any blame or shame attached
to any mistake made at the last session
OF the legislature, the gladiators from
Douglas county are to blame, though the
curiosities from Lancaster county are not
blameless either. Their motto was pho
hibitioh and appropriations
/ believe in submitting matters concern
ing the people to the people, therefore
viii vote in the affirmative, although a
man may become wealthicr by voting as
certain interests require, thereby Ignoring
the wishes of the people. Character Is
better than wealth Yours truly,
JEREMIAH HOWARD.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

pointed to such committee so it is sup
posed .hat the league forgot to mention
the matter to the committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-01

Comet rises Monday at sos q. m.
Comet rises tuesday at sio3 a. M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

lpcil Der Sruit it'd lpei9ertc. Die ansss
butcncn Slide 81 %fauien. @enn ee
troeocm pprfam, baB Die eigcner
9ampfcr 8u picl- Sang cinbraften,
bnnn lptrbcn Die tuhellps friiher
Siihc in &a9enlabuugen Der 4. g.
8. Irlc WrcaIe Gonpnnp CUR Ser
nihtuna il6crluicien. INT auf bieic
MSciIc elmer llcberfiilung bes Wturftes
ppr5ubcugcn uIb Die enorm llnb mill
tiirlih 9eitcigerten Yreiie fiinitlidI
b%od3ubnltcn. Wcn man in Setruht
5icbt. Dab Elm 10 midtises Mahrunas;
mittel IN elmer Snfenitnbt mic Sar
Sranrisco Dem Yublihm burf pias
tiirlihc Steiaerln9 bes Warttpreiics
5um SuritssNrtifc erbobcn unb bcr
minbcr benlitteltcn S~cp6lfcrlmgos
ihihtc burh Gernihtung be5 llcbcrs
flutes ciniof porcntbaltcn ipuroc, 10
tritt pbnc @eitercs Die pcrmerflifs
8aiis IN ben 8orpcrsruuo. auf wel1er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

Gus aampala. Der ginseborenens
6auptitapt bon Uganda, - i'm @egeus
ids 81 Gntebbe. Der 8erlpaftungs<
Snuptlfapt berihtet elm Serr
Simpler. .Vertreter bes befarnten
&iilerif fSeiben : llnternebmens,
iolsenbes: Sbeoopre 8ooiepelt fam am
20. DECEMBER in @ntebbe an. No1
am Mbeno fanb 81 ieiner Gbre beint
@ouperneur in benz ileiieu Ealait aif
Der 8obe elm gmpfang itatt. bel benz
auh i'd bent beriibmten Wanne porz
geitelt ipurbe. Gm folgenben Gage
fnbr Serr Hooienelt nad aampala
lino er0ffnete einen nelien Sbeil Des
6oipitals IN Mmirembe. Sd Iab
i'm aber nohmals am fplgenoen Gage
Guf cincm Nadmitta9s gmpiona Bel
1rn. u. Snofples, no er mid in elm
ldngeres @ciprdh peripidelte. I'd,
slarbtc, onB oies Sles iciu piiroe,
mas ih BON ibm ieben piirbc, a6er es
fam gan6 dnoers. Sh iiibr am %.
Oe5ember 5eitig IprNeus nod Ibupa,
100 i'd Die gang friifen Splren BON
orei itarf.a S%ecpnrben lab, unb Iofort
fam mir Der @ebanfen, 9~opiepelt siIr
Sago duf oieie Haubtbiere einaulaoen.
Sh lieB clio Die Sdbrten iofort pers
folgen nno fubr i'm lfneliten Tempo
nah admpala 3uriid. Inn allies 9otbige
nit ¬ples 5i beiprebeu. Sr. '9fooiez
pelt nabm Die ginlabung nit benz
groBten @er9niigen an. .gs ipuroe
oerabrebet. oaB er NIT ieinem Sobne
&ermit unb Serrn &noiples mir in
elmer Stunbe na6 benz Siigel folaen
luiirbe. Sd beitellte nod i6nea Al
Sais, baB 3ii6, Stiible, 8bistep,
Bier. 8isfiits uip. unS Gaes, mas An
oes Seibes Nabruns unb Hpibnmrft aee
bort. ihnea in oas Saus aui Nibllna
gebradt ipcrben iolten, beipaiinetc
mid lelbit nit Hepolpcr iinb Saaos
n,ciier uno fubr nod Wbupa porals.
I'M bas Auiiuhen Ger 2eoparben per-
ionlid, 5u iibermaden. RadJbem i6
nodmdls friihe Seute ai,f bic Spuren
gcIeBt bate. gins ih an unicrm 6aiIie
unb barrie bort Der Sinae, Die bn
fommen in0tcn. Sn3niidcn iparen
audi Der Gid. Die @ctrdnfe nin. anf
gelanst. aber leiber nod feline Stiiblc.
8egcn ! llbr Nuhnlittags traf Die
9an5c @eiellifaft rif)tis anf Wblpu
cu, id fiibrte lie gum 5anie uni, in
G%rmanscluns zines 8eiicrn, lc8ten
mir bier hns 10 LANCE, ipie mir lparcn,
duf Die Grhe unb iparteten duf Die
giahrihten iiber bic 2copnrben, bercn
Eager bis Jest nod nift ,ausiinbis &C.
mnd)t porDen mar.
8ier bate i1 MN Die bette @eles
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29
Rrn. ,s,afeb's n~eaefter plan.

8ie ale bon benz Genie unb ber
gnersie bes Srr. Ibolpb 8rif alss
sebenben unb linteritiibten WaBnabs
men, lit Die Benefit unb Eeniionsz
Yropoiition. Die ioeben bon pem aros
gen ct. 2ouiier grauer in Gripds
9llng 9e5ogcn pirb. 10 auffallenb,
ipie iie orisineQ lit.
Sr. 8uih beabiihtigt. einen Sonbs
fir bic In9eitelten in ieinem @es
ihdft an eriinSen. Sieier Sonbs
miro nift aufredt erbalten bnr9
monatlide ober po6entIibe 8eitrGae
Ser @ngeiteaten, Ionbern bur6 bie
pffene sSanD bes G~rbeitgebers. Sie
5000 8rnuerei Grbeiter fperben Die
@mpfdnacr bon bielen @ortbeilcn iino
Benefits, pbne oab ettpds anberes
bon ibnen perlan9t ipirb, als lire
eigene 2opalitdt.
gs iinb in Srn, Builds Ylan dQe
@(emente zines segenIeitiaen pirfs
lifen @eritdnbniiies stpiIfcn glrbeitz
geber uno Irbeiter. Bic meiiten
Ycuiiousfonbs. bic Dem Mrbeitgeber
.5u gbre gerei6en, limb einfah Die
@inri6tuna Der &nseitellten ielbit.
Scr bon Srn. 9uih ms 9ebcn eerits
fene Ylan lit in @irtliffeit cine ant
@eipinn antbeil nebmenbe @uBregel.
Sie tanienbe Collars. Die idbrlif IN
eincn Spnos fir Die Inseiteaten ilies
BEN, fir bieic unb beren Sicben IN
Sdlen bon 8raufbcit nnS Soo bcs
itimmt, fommcu aus bem @etpinn
bon Srn. 9ui6 unb nidt aus ben
SaIfen Der @in5clnen.
Sier baben ipir elm Seiipicl. bas
selpib bon ben 5duptern srobcr Sus
buitricn in alien Sbeilcn Der @clt
n%ad9eabmt 81 lperbcn perbieut,
(@us Der st. 2ouis Zines" pun "a.
Sebrlar 1900
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

gen6eit, Hooiepelt ger,du beobadteu
5n fonnen. Or trug Elm leiolih inlibe,
reg gelbes Sagobemb unb einen gang
alien geflidten abnfi zMr5ug. in benz
ib MIDI 9eniert bate, iibcr bic Strabe
5u 9eben, aber bafiir lit CT ia audi in
Itrifa, no es niht 10 aendu bars
alif anfonrmt. S6 tpette, bab bon
ben 5ebn anopfcn. Die or an Der Seite
BEG geinsleioes trlig, aid niht BRET
bon berfclben Irt iparen. ct bate
bielmebr cine eal5e Snupfiammluna
an lid. Sdfiir bate er aber praftz
boil gebaltene ihuceipciBe 3dbne. gr
lieB lib bon mir 9an3 ec5loi1 allies
llber unicre Setoenne'tcrf S ultur uno
iiber bic Scrirenmg Der Ses0l. +. IN.
aiiselnnnberIesen lno nnbr SYAs lebs,
bdfte'te Snterehe buran. Or SSRi2AGt ers
3dbltc eini9e iebr nette Sceb9elhShs
ten uno @piipoen ails iciner amefris
faniiden &rdiiOcntidaitsssit. 10 bag
mir beinabe bieriiber ben ei9ei,tItd hen
Sped %nnierer Expedition pergdben.
Snolit fam elmer bon unieren Se1lter
5uriif nno meloete. bab ne bic Epur
Der 2eopnrben ppIlie oerlpr@f Batter
unb nidt ipeiter ocrfolaef1 fonnten.
Bon ir9enbipelfen Musoriiden BEG
8ebauerns molte Hpoiepelt nihts
lpiiien lnb iaate, bnb er bel ieber 9eos
parbeniaeb irets auf eiu negatives Or.
sebniB 9efaBt mare. (5hatidhlih fpcrs
ben Die 2epparbeu fat INNER crit in
Der Sale geiboiien.) gr seiate mir
nod Ieine Slinten. lieB mid iie pros
bieren, unb nah einem Ibihiebstruni
brahen mir III brei Nidihas auf unb
famen 9egen 6 llbr fpieber in Sans
paln an. 8enn II audi hds Sngoss
gliid nift bplb getpeien lit, 10 mar idJ
bod frob unb gu einem getpiiieu
@rnoe itolS, elmer Der ipeni9cn gez
fueien 81 fem. Die R~ooicbclt bel ii1
ais 8ait bnben fonnten. z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

8ca Der moberuen 9ilbuna bon. Sus
manitdt burh Nationnlitdt CUR =
9citinlitdt acbt. Sic @eisbeit. Die
YrpicHor Yortcr pcrfiinbct. iibtel,
piclc o8ilbcn" i6on in Yrnris Dor
LANCER 3cit. Is mutB iibrisens gut
lrerpcn. emit, mciln Die bon iolheu
MGnncrn mic Yortcr, 3ucblin II. !, ~.
untcrrihtcte @cnerntipu I'M Diieuts
lihen Sebcu ans Guhcr gelnn9en
lpirb. - nNmerifn."
+|+
Sn mclf' gepiNcnloier @ciic bic
%9cbcnsmittcl pe%rtbeucrt iuerbeu. bat
IN Sau SranciSco cine llntcriufun0
Su Gage gciDrbert. Ser Siihs Sruit
ianotc ieit 5fpei Sabren icine cigenen
Sampier aus rnb tnuite Slide illBs
~nufipdrts tun9aonpciic 3u ciuem
Yrciic, nit nelfem Die fleineu Slider
nidt conturricren fonnten unb ibren
Sang tbeiltpeiie fortlperien mIbten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

Wurbof, Nprris, Cooper, Sinibatp,
Nelfun unS Snbbarh int Gpngref, mrb
Ga GpIette, 9oaiper, .gritpiu, Gum.
Minis tint Genat maren bic Diibrer, Inn
bic it'd manfe anoere @itglieber beis
Der 6dliier ifaarten, bic MN cine
Dtddt bilben, NIT Der aldb Der GrGiis
bent rehnen muB, unb Die iih bon
ibm niht NIT einem eelinben Sabel
piro nbfertigen laKen. Die re-
,publifnniihen @eener gamion's
baben befpieien. burd ibre 3 e.
iirmprtung bes 4oItipnrz
faiicn : 8efeses. hab lie Den
Hartei ( Yrinaipten trcu
bleiben uno bas. ipas ibnen forts
ihrittlihe 8eiesaebuns bandit. fors
bern nollen. aber Cannon mub
eehen, Der Sppoiition tpeaen, nnb
neil inter feiner 6errihaftt ofort-
ihrittlifc @%eictsebnng" ,nm6giif
Ut. 9as ioGte Saft nrif bereits
ipi c II. Der INNER fir. .Sarmonie~
ihipdrmt. aber babel nit feinent
0orte pasN 8tnberniB ertpdbnt,
bns lid Der gintradt itorenb ents
g~csenitellt. - nNmerifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

lid, Der Siidls Sruit i'm Seitraunt bon
3irct Mhrcn glcid, ciucm @iftpil3e
cittirideltc, slim Sd)ahcn cines grpBen
Sbctics nriner Slider uuo ni6t minS
Der 81 utcrborter lleberportbetltno
nes Stld cur1iunliereubeu Y%ublitums.
= st. Soieph' ss@lart."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29
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5nm SDlerans . Mnfrag bes
6entrnms bat Der SDaialiit Or.
SGuib geiprpfen, inbem CT ers
tlGrte: Gs bciteben pirfltd, md
Wifitdnbe, nnb i'd besreitc ni&f,
mic man tic a%bleusnen fam.
Wiien> Sic (su ber Natiunals
libcraleh g%etuenbet) benn ntft,
baH Sic has Centrum MIR f1r.
bern, tpenn Sic iif Der 8eieitt=
guns Der stueifellpS psrbanbes
iten Sndlereien iuiberieten?
Man beieitige bpf etblih biefe
fleinliten nnb ridffdnbigcn Be-
itimmnngen! Gs lit bas cute
Redjt Der aatbpltfen, ibrc An=
ihanunsen in 9rpsefiipnen aut
Der Giraffe 81 b%efnnben. Mmd
mir perlangen fir nnS bas
8eft, nnfere Anfihten auf Der
Strakc 5n be%funben. llnb tuenit
bic GpanseliiGett Der fatbuIis
! ihen &irde iene Jretbeit uur=
cntbalfen, bic tie ielbit bean=
iprud1en nnb beiiten, 10 be-
fnnben lie bamit MIR, bak tie
fiirhten, I'M ireien Sample nit
Der fatbuliiden Stride 81 inter.
liesen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

eab idlon icit ben lcstcn Snbren Go
l~iid'oirsfp's Sciterrcid, gldn5cnber ba<
'tanb, dls Seutiflano. bab idon rieit
1903 @icn einflubreihcr lpor fir Die
Wcltpplitif ale gerlin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-29

Scr Ebpiiolngc Yroieiior YOrtcr
bon Der lIniucrIitdt 0nrpnrb mcint,
man iolc Die altcn pertpnmcn laiicn
mn Die n%llgenlcinc IuimcrfInmtcit
hagcgen bcn Srn9cu 5utpmm1cn lniien.
Ser @clcbrte it,, mcint hu3u Gin
bcutifes Slutt ~unicrcs &uupcs. ,ein
eftcr @crtrctcr Der 3citgen0iiiIhcu
@rutalitdt, Die lid drlf Den blpBcu
Niitlid,fcitS : Stanbpunft itcQt unS
bon Der Decentralization nidts miiicu
iuiG. Bcnn man and ilbcr Den
@iann mn Icinc @nii6ten 5ur Cages
orbnung i6crgcbeu fam, 10 III cs bod
behmIcrlid, onB 2cute i~eilcr Irt, Die
cine immerbin wiftigc Stcllung be-
flcibcu. nidt giniiht aenlU beiisen,
Inn ioldlc 0icimnacn iiir mt Su be-
baltcn. Sic bicnen leiber hn3u, bnc
Scbcu nur nod unnnacnebmer 81 &C.
ft%ultcn." Sas iii nber nidt Taes.
Gle bicnct ppr Iacm ais ScipciS bes
@riapar5er' ideu &usipruAs. bab Der