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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-23
Baseball Rules
Are All Right

CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-"Nix on the
proposed changes In the baseball
lrules,v is the declaration Of Chicago
players following the invitation OF
President Murphy Of the Cubs to dis
fcuss the proposed changes.
The players are unit In opposing
the change. allowing the over-sliding
OF second and third bases In an at
tempted steal and the suggested limo
walton of making three balls instead OF
four requisite for pass.
Among the prominent players now
I'm Chicago who voice their opposition
to any change are: Ed. Sweeney.
catcher. New York Americans;
Charles O'Leary, of Detroit; Herman
Schaefer, of Washington; Frank Roth,
formerly Of Cincinnati; Arthur Devlin,
OF the Giants; Joe Tinker and King
Cole, of the Cubs.
The players believe the oversliding
rule would give feet runners like Cobb,
Bush, Collins and Speaker an advant-
age that would merely make IL pro-
cession around the diamond.
Moving picture man was arrested In
Lawton, Okla. for giving views Of late
lamented Jeffries Johnson AFFAIR. Po-
lice said ''they disturb the peace"
It's Asrd 70 AN OF some forms OF
racing in Paris this week.
Before some bright youth refer. to
the seething discomfort In England
over the kidney punch as a kidney
stew" We rise to point OF order.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-23

Brsfness-ifke PrsstfsE. No fuss ana
no feathers The plain, neat kind that
looks right Times fri.tfrg Go, rs
John R-st Main itss or City ssss.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-23
All Left Handlers
Are Eccentric

Doc. White, the White Sox south
paw, says the theory that left-hand
pitchers hearts are affected is wrong.
White Is a dentist and has studied
anatomy.
II was led to believe wouldn't
last long as a pitcher when began
playing ball and l studied the theory"
said White. MY brother, who Is a
surgeon In Washington, also looked
into 1t. He agrees with me. Overex-
ertion affects the heart OF a right
handler just as much as OF q south
paw.
Runners are affected more fire.
quently than pitchers, and the legs
are farther from the heart than the
arms. Long games have never tired
nings without firing.
ITO tell the truth left-hand pitch
ing seems to affect the brain quicker
than the heart. All the good left-hand-
ers as far back as I can remember
were eccentric. Silk O'Loughlin told
me once I was the only left-hander
he ever saw who was not llttlo
bughouse. He told me again was
as crazy as the others"
A real line ON the outcome of q John
SON Kaufman fight Uf they run TO
form might be obtained by asking the
chap who went TO Reno how often biz
Al can hit Johnson with buggy whip
in 10-foot room-or with handful
OF corn. for that matter.
Owner Comiskey, OF the White sox.
has sold Zwilling and Bowser, formerly
L.. ~
are out under optional agreements.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-23

Watch the wire Tor news from Ca
dillac. Mich, where that little terror
A. Wolgast, hibernates/ u the McFar-
land match isn't OF before Feb. %, a
lot OF people will be disappointed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-23
WOMEN OBTAIN SILVER.

WOMEN OBTAIN SILVER.
That women have learned the prog,
or reading newspaper adyertisensn,s
heads who are taking ADVANTAGE 81 ~
aus exploiting certain brand Of
excellent oranges VI
The succulent spheres arrived direc,
from California groves only a u,Ieet
atyely few hours past, but aiready
fruit dealers all over the city are bnss
answering the demand by generas,,
bags for the golden fruit. wrannsrs
from which bring table silver ~ rs
thrifty women who are thus suppiyinv
their families with the most healtbfni
OF all fruits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-23
a real line on the outcome Of q JeI

has sold Zwilling and Bowser. formerly
I'm the South Michigan league. They
are out under optional agreements.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
DREDGES
 IN KL0NDIkE

The Klondike has more large dredges at work this season than ever, and a number are being installed. Dredges now in the country are located as fol- lows;
 Two near the mouth of Bear creek, on Klondlke river, owned by Canad. ian-KIondike company.
 Two on Fortymile river, owned by Consolidated Gold Dredging Company of Alaska.
 One on Fortymile, owned by Rus sell King and associates, managed by R. Milyain
 One on walkers Fork, owned by Russell King and associates, managed by Robert Milvain.
 One on Indian river owned by the | Indian River Gold Mining Company.
 One on Bonanza, owned by the Lewes River Company One at McQuesteu, owned by the Stewart River Gold Dredging Company
 One at 90 below discovery on Bonar "a. owned by the Yukon Gold.
 One on 76 below discovery on Bonar ga. owned by the Yukon Gold. One on IS below discovery on Bonan ga. owned by the Yukon Gold
 One on 61 below discovery on Bonan ga. owned by the Yukon Gold
 One on 27 below discovery on Bouan ga. owned by the Yukon Gold
 One at the mouth Of Gold Bottom, on Hunker Creek. owned by the Yu- kou Gold.
 One on Anderson concession. Hun | Iker creek, owned by the Yukon Gold
 One at Grand Forks. on Bonanza owned by the Yukon Gold
 One at No. 2 Eldorado, owned by the Yukon Gold.
 One at the mouth of the Kiondike owned by Treadgold.
 All of the foregoing dredges are in the active and producing list ex. cept those on the Stewart and Indian and the Lewes dredge and that al the mouth of the Klondike, which are now idle.
 The greatest yield comes from the dredges Of the Canadian-Klondike, the Yukon Gold and the Mllvain The 1 dredges of the Consolidated Company of Alaska are just getting under way ! for the season.
 Two of the dredges of the Yukon Gold, that at the Forks and that on No. 2 Eldorado. are being assembled and will start working next month.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
.0LD FOSSIL IVORY
From Alaska Is curio, a Souvenir
 And an Ornament

The interest shown by the tourist ! in the various souvenirs is greater in regard to the Fossil Ivory than any other specimen of curioa which are offered for sale by the numerous stores in the town of Alaska,
 Aside from It's beauty as an orna ment, surrounded as 1t is with the gold nuggets, natural In shape and color, the interest seems to be en- hanced by the fact that the Ivory is thousands upon thousands of years old.
 There are three kinds of Ivory found in Alaska-MammOth, Mastodon and Walrus.
 The Mammoth and Mastodon, pre- historic animals, (according to our scientlsts) lived a hundred thousand years ago, and today is found in the ground by the natives, on the shores of the Arctic Ocean, Boring Sea and the North Pacific Ocean, and occas- ionally by miners in shafts and drifts. The fossiIized coloring is caused by minerals contained in the earth, where 1t had laid buried for thousands of years.
 Fl. D. Klrmse has the finess eollec- ton of old Fossil Ivory iewelry in the entire district, and 1t is well worth ones time to inspect the beau tiful stock now on display in this pop ular iewelry emporium.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
AN EXPRESSION
 OF GRATITUDE

The following letter was received by the Alaskan, and as it is of general interest. in so far as it expresses the appreciation of a guest within our gates of the treatment afforded him. when placde in a trying position. 1t Is herewith published.
 Dawson, Y. T. Sept 8, 1911. Editor of the Daily Alaskan:-
 Dear Sir
 Through the Kindness Of MT. Casl of the White Pass and Yukon R. R. I received a copy of your worthy pap. CT and noted through it my accident of last Sunday I want to thank from the bottom of my heart those who so kindly assisted me after my thrilling slide for life on Denver Glacier. Mr. Cash and Dr. Griffith. two good old scouts. I will never forget them. and Vice President Dickeson and others whom cant at present recall, who worked hard and got me back to Skagway where I received the best Of care from Dr Gable
 Words cnat express my gratitude for all the care and attention that was bestowed upon me and all can say is that I will always have a warr spot down in my heart for the people of Skagway-God bless them
 Respectfully Yours,
 George M Perkins,
 Honeymoon Trail Go
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
FLYING FIST
 IN BIPLANE
CBy Alaska Nevg BureauJ

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 12-Robert Fowler. In a Wright biplane started from this city this morning in bis flight aeross the continent He made a beautiful ascent. and after reaching a height Of about 800 feet started in a north-easterly direction. and vas soon lost 10 sight
 AUBURN, Cal t0:53-Robert Fow- Ter arrived in his biplsHe at lo.5o In good form. and will leave on his cross continent trip at ii o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12

It Is better tO be loved and lost than not to be have been noticed at all
 But you never can tell what is the easiest way unu you have experienced the end.
 Good intentions and first impressions make a fine pair to spin along to de srucdon with
 The fellow who starts out intending to stay right with the procession is a bad one to buck
 There are too many people who seem to think that lot of false starts will by some necromaucy finally be trans muted Into a complete whole.
 Be sure you can fight and then go ahead
 The unadulterated truth Is the only dntldote for scandal, and sometimes that gets spoiled from being kept too long.
 Masterly inactivity never got any. body anywhere.
 The man who loudly promulgates the fact that he intends to do his best too often thinks that's all there Is to it.
 Don't try to get your own share and the other fellows; he might mIseOn. strue your motive.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12

'Peace has bad a black eye on our street"
 You don't tell mel What is it. poudcsy'
 Worse than that"
 'Taxes?'
 "No. Grlgcs says his baby is smart CT than Jones' kid
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12

Mrs. Dan Kennedy, of Juneau. is visiting with her sons, James and George. having arrived up on the Dolphin Saturday morning.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12

The Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Peter Madsen at 2O o'clock
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
shr.,nd Girl

"Are you looking for a young girls herog"
 Being a young girl. | am"
 What win you do with him when you find him. my dearY
 Present him to a girl l don't hke."
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
One Round

KinE George has had his little show, There win be no more pages. He never win be crowned again,
 Though he might live for ages
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
The Rnnson.

Docs he practice what be preach; esT'
 "No"
 "Why uotg"
 He wouldn't have any time to preach if he did"
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
N O [ c E

Just received shipment Of fresh oysters in shell. You can now get oysters on half shell in any quantity at the Pack Train Restaurant.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
Enrtunnta.

"He takes trouble easy.
 'Yes; doesn't seem any trouble at an for him to do SO"
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
Generally.

'Ts curiosity masculine or feminineT' Neither" What is it. thenT" 'Fiendlsh."
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
N0W
 ON MINING HAP
In the September issue of the Mining and Engineering World, in the Late News From the Worlds Mining Camps" section the following Is found
 ALASKA

Clark and Wilson are making good progress In driving the tunnel ou the Dolly B. property on the east fork of the Slzagway.
 This shows that skagway is get ting a position on the map of the mining world.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
It Does

"All work and no play" "Yes: I know, dear" What
 Makes hubby good pay"
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12

Location no .ces, placer and quartz for sale by the Daily Alaskan. tt
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12

Subscribe for the Daily Alaskan.
 There will be a meeting 0f the Ar tic Brotherhood tonight at their hall on RroadwaH.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

It is better to be loved and lost than not to be have been noticed at all
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12

But you never can tell what is the easiest way untn you have experienced the end
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12

Good intentions and first impressions make a fine pair to spin along to de. stTucdon with.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12

Don't try to get vour own share and the other fellows; he might mIseon. strue your motive.
The daily Alaskan., 1911-09-12

The fellow who starts out intending to stay right with the procession is a bad one to buck
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
Die ,Nian5per" 81 Gnbc.

8aibiHgtpn, 8. s., is. SUM.
- Sic gunbesregicrnne bnf nit Der
3lriidsiehuus Der ipdbrenb Der 8irs
rem IN Werifo an .Ianober5lueden"
OH Die mcrifaniihc @ren6c beoroerten
ainerifaniiheu Srllppcn %beaonnen.
mas aIs Seipeis 81 betroften lit. OaB
MAJ in @nibington an Die @iebers
beritelluta georbneter 8uitdnoe in
Ieritp olnilbt. Ser @niane 1T nit
Den 6~lpcitnuienb Warinelolbateu 9e@
madt morben. ole lid in @unutanas
mo, Cuba. befinOen nm oentndhlt
mad ben Ser .Staatem Suriidfebren
iperben. Gtlpas ipdter iperben aud
Ole in Ser Ndbe bon Collection, Ser.
mnb Can Siego. Gal. nnseianmleltcn
Sruppen ben @cicbl erbalteu. iid
ipieber nah ibreu iriiberen Statios
ncn 5u beaebeH. Sic bel Can @nios
nio beiinbIife .1an6pers 2ipiiion"
tpirb baul IN fleinere Nbtbeilunger,
auigeloiI unb ourh Seras rertbeilt.
bod piro Die Nuftbeiluna berari
erfolsen. Dab i'm Motbfalle bic
iriibere Organization ihuell lpicber
berseiteQt rcrnsu tanu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
yfnd1 Der ShliiTeIitGbt

Sinh Der S%hlhTelftabt 5uriidges
febrt limb mad elmer 212 smoratlihen
Girppareiic Serr uub Srar S. y.
Gioben. Sieielben beiuhtcrl Enris
nnb periGicbene nnbere Stdotc in
Sranfrei6 unb in Der S6tpeis. Sic
apeilteu ldn9ere 3eit I'M 2auce Su>
1emburg unb beiuftcn Hieberanpen.
Ger @e6urtsort bes Srn. 9lDoen;
Feriler beirdten lie Spueri6, Tiebcrs
ferihen, Siefird,, no 5r. 8lobeu Ser
ipdnhte unb Sreunbe bat. Seipnbers
gefiel es linen in Der Stabt Suremz
burg, mo Sr. unb Srau @loben rudb>
renS ber Sftape tpeilten.
@atbias 8ettenbpien, slrbcitcr III
Der Soma Coffin Company. crlitt nn
Samsta9 cine icbr idmcr5lid,e Ser
deBune. @dbrenb er an elmer Ma<
ffine arbeitete. flo9 ib1r Ell 6ol3s
iplitter ms redbte Iuse llnb DerIcbte
bieies bcrart, bab Gettenbpfcn ms
Spital eebrn6t perben muBte, no Die
Mer5te IQes %altf6ieten, I'm Sas auac
81 retten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
@bic 5uigeu.

Sic giap Sunbap Sarge bat fin
pas @emeintpeien Sttumpa I'M
Staate Soma iebr iible Solgen ses
bnbt. Ser Sriehe inter Der Burger
i9aft lit serItort, Oct @emeiniilrn err
labn,t, unb Die Stahtfaiie lit leer, IL
baB an offentlibe Yerbeliermsen midi
su benten lit. unb Der Seleri6uB> mi
ioniti9e Siherbeitsbienit eineei1rdnfi
iperoen muBte. Die Wuder. pelfe
nit ibrer YrobibitionsbaE, bel Del
linen eiu idpa6f0piiser 8ihtel
Die 8iittelbienite getbmt bat, iolder
Grfols ersielt baben, iinO bieriibei
bod)ir crfreut. sic ipullen icst eine
permanente ane finan5iel. ieii
funSirte Organization i6nffen. Inn
bieie 3uitdube 6u baueruoen unf
0as bliibenbc Sttunlipa 81 elmer puris
taniiHen Sillase 81 MAIDEN. Sii,
bieien teufliihen 3ned iiub tie be-
reit. freige6i9 @elN bei5uiteucru
aber 9cgen iebe SteuererbDbung,
nm Die m%uni8ipnle Wtdifineric in
Gang 5lI bdltcn. iperpen lie iif mil
6dnben nnb SiiBeh itrdllben.
@an fii6rt jest, bentertt Der "Sdpenz
port Scuofrat" bn6u, cinen unnad
iidtiaen arieg aesen bic Sliescn MS
Granfbcitsbcrbrciter, Die iiberall tobts
gei6lagen iperhen iollen. H6er iene
Ruderbrut lit Gin Dicl idiimmereI
unb bosartigeres ~llngcSiefer, a!s
nQc Slicgeu. @altsen NIB Sdlnnuei1
i'll Der san5en @elt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20

Nnrbcn brS @ellcpiic Boot Glib bcil
@eitcrn Ghumpipnibip unb oie $1,000
@ehb 5ropbde. Die lcBtcs Sabr sez
luonl,en iuurbeil. lpicbcr 81 %crrin9cn,
reip. Sl baltca iidcr.
- Gin cneraiides Scrind sur Sez
lchuiis res SlirBperfebrs alii rein Wtiis
iiiiippi MIN Gcnlndlt bllrh Die Giuz
fiibrltng ciuer rcgelmGBigcn Serbins
bula sipild)cn ct. &ouis nnD Mem
Orleans mittellt grpBer itdblcrner
Slod)boote, Die lingcmci1e 2niten be-
forScrn fDnnen. Hnr ouf lpIdc @rt
fanu cine Slgiiatinr Snr @crbeiicritna
Der Snlnubluaiicrrcgc niif d%llgcntcinc
Soften crfolgreid bctricbcn ~iprrbcn.
Crit muib Der Niu1lpcis gefiibrt ncrz
zen, bab Der &crfebr Die IuSlngc
reftiertigt. mic bas uudl idlon SrGs
iihcnt 3nft 9eiagt bat, che bic Uffcuts
lid,c aniie iii @niprll6 genonmncn
!pcrhcn FAM.
Sctt formni alldl micbcr Die
SabrcS5eit, in ircldjer uicle NcnjGen
ilber baS oft inannobofc lt,fraut uuf
lccrcn Sauitcllcn unb nn Den @eaca
rdubcm 81 fla9en bnbcn. %Scr CO
Dcrnddldiii9t, bas llnfrmnt rcd)t5cis
tig ab3nIdnciSen uber cS ubIdrncis
Den 81 lniicn. ,ber rirb nit inherent
@eiuubbcits .Senmtcn in Gonflift
geratben.
- Im 4. Sill tritt Gin nclic5 &C.
ict iii aruft. bem,gentGB Die Snrmer
ibrcr Sarm cinen Hnmcu 9cbeu fDns
ile1, ipeldJcr banil in ReforDerSs Imt
eingctrdgcn lpirb. Sicier Same
blei6t Damn auf bem @rulbitiid, bis
Der @igentbiinler beuielben 5i lGid]en
piinift. Hicmarb nnbers i'm
GorntD burf Den 9icifen Namcn ges
brdljdIeu. ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
6ebre 5eier i'm 5ransisfaneriunen
3lpiter.

gm berfloiienen Sonnerstae fanb
tru bieiisen ct. Srdncis z&loIter cine
ernite Seier itatt. In bieiem Gage
lesten p iuuee Samen Die Srbens>
geliibbe ab uub ipuroen Shpeitern.
@ir aeben bier ben tpeltli6en Eamen
fofpic ben S6meiternamen berIelben
an: Barbara 9raiier. Soebolt, Sa..
iebt Shpeiter 90. Garcia; Rarga@
refba 8raiier. Sbebolt, Sa., jest
G6peIter DC. gbaritas; @aube
@atrid, Naion Gitp, So, jeet Shpe>
iter Sc. gennet; Iarie Iloris. aauns
BORT. 3urembure, icst Sdpciter %.
8alburea; Ratbilba Snenfer, Sllian,
So, jest Shpeiter Yt. 8emi; gliias
beth Sacquin, Berger, 9tp., jebt
Shpeifer I. 9preua; Gutbarine
G6linger, 2dNiptte, Sa., iest Shpes
tier 1. gpbratm; Inna Saslep, Nor>
mat, Sa.. iebt S6ipeiter 30. @arcia ;
Sba 8eueer. Bancroft, Sa.. iebt
S6peiter 0f. annette; Inrie @oebel,
@belbub, 8aiern, icst S6neiter DC,
stella; 5elena Hurre, petersburg
SSa., Jest Shtpeiter 90. 2eonita; gliIas
beth Soften, 2pons, Sa., iest Shtuez
tier 30. Snna; Nnna Sbier, Spers>
bile, Sa.. jebt Sdrpeiter 10. Insu>
itine; Clara Seder. DUBUQUE, iest
S6neiter %. Snbina; Souiia 8rub,
Dubuque; jcst S6tpeiter &. Sorena
Inna 2oren5, Dubuque, jeBt S6pes
tier I. 0iiriam; Gntbarine Wenfe
Bancroft, a., jeBt Snneiter 90
2oras; gliiabetb Sitermdnn, SaIe.
hlcnne, Seuti6lanb, iest S6pefel
I. 8ubplpb; Hoie Srnnben, Ilton
SSa., iest S6peiter &. Slaciba:
Iaebalenn Sueling, Sonia, Sa., iebt
G6pcfter so. Carlos; Gnnn Selber
Sonia. Sa., jest Sdtpeiter @
IeQitu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
(Ginseianbt.)
Ginigc gereius Sebingunsen.

Gergdngenen Spnntag "a. Smi)
iuiirben in Der ct. Soiepb's Stride 5u
aurora, Su., cine In5abl jltnacr
Idnncr hi Die Sooalitdt feierIi6
alfgenomrfen.
Bel iolfcn Belegcnbeiten licben
mir niht (fuie es leibcr 3um S6as
ben unb Naftbeil u~nierer fntboliihen
Sldtter oft seidiebt) cine lanae 9ae
mensliite bon 8eumten (bie ia bpd)
Niemanb fennt1 Der Seffentlihfcit su
iibergeben. ober nebenidflihe linz
Itdnbe unb erIfiitternbe Birfungeu
elmer 8rebi9t gu e%r5dblen, ionoern
fur5 unp flar ciniee allgemeine
@rlinbidee 5iir Selebrnn9 5u
Idreiben.
Sobalitdten poer Gongre9ationen.
ipelhe ieit iin9efdbr $50 Sabren in
Der Stride beitebcn unb oaber nnbere
@ercine burd, ibr alter nnb hire fir6>
lid1en Wprrebte ilro Yripilesien iiberz
treffen, fpiten be'onpcrs utter Der
WditnertpeIt iriebcr mebr eingefibrt
tpercen. Wrnt Die iog~ennnnten Guus
gregdtipnen rtdbti9 seleitet perhcn,
iinb es niht MIR ~%frornnte" @ereine,
ipnbern and gereinc, Die ben In>
ipriiden unIertt 3eit politdnbie gcs
niiaen. 8ei fibiien tritt beionoers Die
@elpfrase nihta5n bel in BEN BORDER
grunb, mi: bei tpielen anoern Gereinen.
Iud iinb SbntGfter ii,tb Steluila bes
fatboliihen YrfeIters seipabrt, iDie es
ben 8eitimmunaen i~inieres g0ttlidcn
SeiIanbes (bei @riinbung ieiner
Stride entipridt. GpSalitGten NM
Gbnlifc firdIife @ereine iollten allo
nift crit Die stpeite ober brittle Stene
bintcr anSeren gereinen e%innebmen,
ober gar als iiberfliiiiig betrahtet
tperben, nie 10 oft seifiebt. SIN jebe
gut geleitete fatbpliihe @emeinbe
(auG Qancgemcinbe) seborcn iolfc
fir6lihe Iereinc. fir Idnuer mn
Srnuen, fir glt nnb Sung.
Gs i6eirt nns, baB fatbolilGs
firhIi6cs 8creinsleben oft nidi
genus seihGst ipirb (beionbers 81 be-
toner Sas @ort ,fir6li1"). poer bnt
falihc Gniiften iiber ben gcgrifi
,tatboliifc" 8ereiue beiteben. Gitd
i'm 9ercinsneien miiiien mir nniei
fatboliiGes @eIiht seigen. nnb MIDI
MIR GeihGits Imerifaner iein. obei
gar sSroteItanten" iperhen. Inf
Diirien mir nidt INNER bentcn, be-
uus &atboiifeu b%ierSulanbe ut .Gaes
8olb mag sldn5t". Sir babcn -
8ott fei Tnnf - i6on pielc Srupper
nm nuIere @ereinsbanner 9%eiammclt
Sber bes6alb biirfen mir uiht alan.
ben, haS bic Geseln ,no Statuter
aler 8creine tlniiiide 8ieoergab'
hriitliden @eiites unh driitlide,
Sheen ieien, ipic menn lie auf Gina
mil Den sehn @ebpten eeseben tpdren
Sene, pelhe Die @ereine griibeter
uno Die Statuten %entipprfen, ipdrer
Icniden. unb Sene. Die lie ee6rdu'
den, iinb es ebenio.
alio ntdt engberSig an @tfpas fclt'
hnIten, mas lcicbt ner6enert iperoer
fam. @ir lie6en BEN Sorti6ritt II
hieIem 9unbe. dbcr ben Sortifrit
sum gciicrcn. gu bieiem 8eiiercr
iolten sic nngeiiibrten 0cbanfen an'
regen. Bite alio nibt bpie iperben
innbcrr hdubeIu - a. 8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20

iintiae Scititua hcS nnldngIt crnoume
fen nclten Sfnrrgeiitlid,cr, Icp. 81.
5aud, unb Dem Spfcrlinm Der Iit.
gltebcr MIN bulo abacbolfcn iein lrirb,
Sic ncue Stride miro in %ron,aniiu)cr
Stil cr6aut, mo lpirb 10 SUB Sarge
mciicu. nit cinem S1iii BON so mn
0ucridifi bon 90 Siib 9reitc. Die
S~audrbcitcu mtteritebeH Der IuTlid,i
bcs belpGbrtcn llnternebmcrs Intnr
3lpad bon Dubuque. Ser Dan CT
bebt lid aui anmutbi8er Iubobc nnN
luirb nah alien 5inrmcisrittlNcn
lpcitbin iihtbdr iein. Sie @ciuciltcc
crfreut lid aud elmer oenicgcncll
Sfurrihule nrtcr Scitung hcr Srnuz
5~isfancrz Shpeltern pon Sllbuqlc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
Ter Mann bat Heht

auf @erldnaen eiues Sitieitc @es
fGGftsmannes Hamens s. Seibion III
I'M Stabtratb an Ses Noines, So,
cine SrbinonS pprgeleet poroen, bic
periu6t, baB Iinberidbrisc Die 8anz
bclbilberz Sbeater niht obne gegleiz
tl1na ibrer gltern pber eriua6ienen
Eerionen beiiihen oiirfen. Scrr
2cibion ia9t, er lei uidt seeen bers
drtige Soritelungen, Ii mohtc eli
cine @renSe geicst Iebcn, 10 odB feline
8llben unb nid 0tdbhen hcm &cid
oieier @oriteQunsen 9dn5lih perfallcn
nnb babel moraliih untcrgeben. er
ieIbit bat einen Sobn. Der our1 Die
@crlodunsen bieier billigcn Sbcater
CUNT Sie6 lplrbe unb in bic &efcrmz
Gnitalt eei6idt tperbcn muBte. Gr
faot ferner, or babe icitber cine ltuters
iuHung an9eitellt unb ausgeIunben,
odB beiitabe ale Sdqe bon Sic6itdbe
len, bic bon iugenOlifen Gcrbrederr,
auseefiibrt iporben iinb, bur6 Die
S6edtcr beruriaht tpllrben, uno modtc
bcsbalb niht MIR Sabur6 cinen SGut
fir feline ei9enen nod ipeiteren nns
i6ulbigen ad5t ainber. ionbern nudl
fir Die 8inbcr nnberer glterr, 6efoms
men. Soffentlicb miro Die Sroinans
CUR Gnnubme fpmnlen. SaB uicles
@elo. bag niGt e6rlih eriporben iuorT
Den iii in Die &aiien Der bieleu
~Sbolus" flicbt. IGeint aagemein 5us
geItanoen 81 fueroen. DSoipa
GtontSnu 2eincr"
8ir untcri6rcibcn iebeu Sab bicics
Grtitels. gud Dubuque ioatc cine
fplde Srbinun3 bcfcmneu. - s. ".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-06-20
@crtbcr &cier.

@tr modteu Seine pcrtbc
Nufmcrfiamfeit auf ciilcn :
ldngcren Irtifel auf Seitc ]
bieicr Nummcr lenten. Ser :
iclbc bcbnubelt Die uicl bcs :
iproGsRe aaleuocr : @cform, !
unb stpnr in in~terelnutz
pnpuIdrer &ciic.
Snit On 3eit. 10 licG Den
Nlrtifel; bait Su iepoh midi :
3eit, 10 iducibe henIelben ais,
une bcbc i'm orf, bis Oh 3cit
firlbeu ipirit. Gs biirfte Did
JOINT ipdter gereuen, Gid ilber
bicics Sbema nic6t oricntier: on
gabcn. - 8 lie Hcfatticn. :
aumcrfuns: Ser &eriniicr
bcs Irtifels .&nlcnberz Teform" :
; idreibt ms: ,Bie id, finbc, lit
in meincm GuiiaB nibt 8rcsor
Der Srci6ehntc, ionoern
@rcgor Der u ID { Der aalens
bcrz Heformator. Ser Seser
bat notwithstanding Die romiihc
3iffcr VIII ais XIII 9elcien."