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The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04
FAMOUS SATURDAY
CLUB

The most famous club ever organ
ized in America was the Saturday
club of Boston, which was started
in 1857. About the same time the
Atlantic Monthly, which was christ
ened as such by Dr. Oliver Wendell
Holmes, was started. This monthly
was at the time, contributed to by
the leading literary lights of the
country. Its members rejoiced like
brothers in the successes won by
each in the Atlantic.
After the magazine had been sub
stantially launched, the famous writ
ers who contributed TO its pages
met frequently to lunch at Parker's
This body was usually referred to as
the Atlantic club, but it was soon
overshadowed by the more conspicu-
Gus and comprs LGnsiYJ saturday club,
which was started in the fall Of
1857.
This monthly gathering at Parker's
which had as its nucleus Emerson
and a few friends who made a prac-
tice of meeting him at the midday
dinner table when he came in from
Concord, appears and reappears, al
ways with an affectionate mention
in the journals and letters of the
time. Emerson, LongfelloW, Holmes,
Lowell, Hawthorne, Whittier, Agas
siz, Motley, Fields, Dana - in whose
Life by Charles Francis Adams,
the best account of the club is to be
found-theSe, with a few others not
in general so closely related to liter
ature, made up the membership. Dis
tinguished visitors were entertained
without the sensation CT lions on
exhibition. The intercourse of friend
ship and good talk received no check
from the reading of papers.
DR.. Holmes rejoiced in the bless
cd freedom from speechmaking,
which had been established at the
Saturday club. 1t is told of Emerson
that lin 1864, when the club held a
Shakespeare anniversary meeting, lie
rose to speak, stood for minute or
two, and then quietly sat down.
Speech did not come, and he serenely
permitted silence to speak for him."
This incident may be more cnar
acteristic of Emerson than of his
club; yet it reveals a perfect I'M
derstanding and fellowship which
help one to accept all that is said
Of the separate place this formless
organization held in the hearts and
lives of it's members.
1t was entirely natural for such
body of men to win from outsiders
the name CT The Mutual Admira-
ton society,"" If no mutual admira
ton existed, it was because DR..
Holmes declared, "a great pity,
and implied defect in the nature
Of men who were otherwise largely
endowed" Elsewhere he wrote: Il
didn't know whether our Boston lit
erary or professional people are more
amiable than they are in other places,
but certainly quarreling is out Of
fashion among them. This could
never be if they were in the habit
of secret anonymous putting of each
other. That is the kind Of under
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04
impossible to Convict.

Relying on the authorities cited
by HARLAN and Nelson, | have as
serted and | assert again, that it
will be found practically impossible
to convict trust magnate in a
criminal court.
How long would it take to secure
a final decision in a criminal pros
ecution against a trust official? 1t
has required four and a half years
to secure judgment against the
Standard Oil and it is not known
yet whether a reorganization will be
any improvement of the original
company.
The president is bluffing. He
knows that the question which he
raises cannot be settled until after
ele ton and then it does not make
any difference to him how it is
settled With the trusts aiding, he
won the last presidential election
without proposing remedy for the
trusts, and he hopes for the aid Of
the trusts to win another election
by indorsng the retrograde policy
OF the supreme court.
but, speaking of challenges, here
is one FIR the president: Il chal
lenge him to make public the writ
ten and verbal recommendations
upon which Chief Justice White was
appointed over Justice Harlan and
the recommendations, written and
verbal. wherein the president APP
pointed the justices whom he places
upon the supreme bench.
Did he know how they stood on
the trust question, or was it purely
accidental that all his appointees
took the trust side of the question?
He signed publicity bills requir-
ing publicity of campaign contribu-
tons Why not have a little public
ity regarding the influence used in
controlling the appointment of fed
eral judges?"
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04
RICH WIFE COSTLY
To SUPPORT

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26. - Mrs.
Rose Keeling Hutchius has fixed
$61 day as the lowest figure on
which a millionaircs wife could
live properly This figure was ar
rived at when Mis-. Hutchims petit
toned the equity count for consent
to utilize her $1,000 a month al,
lowance for pin money"
She insisted the allowance made
by her invalid and millionaire hus-
band was altogether too small to
meet her expenses. and submitted
an itemized table 10 prove her con.
tentions.
The principal items for the months
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04

100000 cats. Each will have II
kittens year. Catskins aye worth
10 cents for white ones and -
cents for black. They will average
thirty cents each. There's II million
catskins year, a daily gross in.
come of $4,000.
"A man can skin 80 cats fer 50.
and it will take loo men TO operate
the ranch, leaving our profit over
$4,000 a day. Well have to feed the
cats. How?
Start rat ranch next door Rats
multiply four times as fast As eats.
We will have therefore four rats
day for each cat-a plenty How to
feed the rats?
Simple; feed them on cat bodies
a fourth of cat per rat amply
sufficient. Thus. you see, the bust
ness will be self-supporting and au-
tomato all the way. The cats Will
eat the rats and the rats will eat the
cats, and we get the skins and
wealth. Are you with me?
little boy, by promises and
threats was induced to go to school
for the first time. After about half
an hours absence he surprised his
mother by his temperance.
How is it You are not al scheel?"
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04
SAY! HAVE YOU GOT $34.35?

WASHINGTON, Nov. S. Each
citizen of the United States under an
equal division would have $34.35,
the per capita cir ulation on Oc-
tober 2, according to the circulation
statement of the treasury depart
ment
The total money in circulation
amounted to $3,242,1S2,715, an in
crease ever the preceding month,
when it was s3,22S,913,634.
On October l, 1910, the money in
circulation totaled S3,146S27, 681.
For the latest In Post Cards see
Anderson Bros. & Nerland.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04
OLYMPIC LOSS IS
S1,300,0O0
WRECK OF WHITE STAR LINER
WILL COST COMPANY MORE
THAN 100000.

LONDON, Nov. II. The mon
ster ocean liner Olympic will sail
from Southampton November %, on
her first trip since she was wreck
ed last September.
The less caused TO the White Star
Line by the wreck is enormous.
In addition to the repairing Of
the vessel which is expected to cost
100000 the liner has missed three
round trips in the busy season, which
mean loss of at least $4,000
The Olympic, in spite of her
enormous size and 21.5 knots speed
is a very economical ship, burning
only 600 tons of coal, compared with
the 100 daily consumed by the
Mauretania and Lusitania.
The British naval court of inquiry
has completely eXonorated the cap
tain of the British cruiser Hawke,
which collided with the Olympic.
The court found that the Hawke
had the right Of way, the Olympic
forcing the cruiser into the narrow
fairway, over to the Prince Con-
sort buoy outside which she dared
not venture, owing to shoals.
The Olympic increased her speed
in passing the Hawke, the naval
beard found. The suction of the big
boat drew the stem of the warship
under the Olympic's counter, caus-
ing the wreck.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04
johnson Isn't Much.


AT his best, Johnson isn't much
of a champion. He has never deci-
sively defeated a man who amounted
to anything. His victory over JEFF
fries was a task which could have
been accomplished by almost a doz-
Ell men. And what glory can Jack
claim by defeating Tommy Burns,
never a first class man? None a.
all. Burns claimed the heavyweight
title when there was hardly man
in the class worthy of mention.
The light heavyweight title right
fully belongs to Langford. Sam has
licked every man of his weight in
the world and has also gone out Of
his class and administered sound
thrashings to about every heavy
weight who would agree to meet
him.
Jack O'Brien was the last chal-
lenger that Sammy sent to slumber-
land In his day, O'Brien was a
great boxer, but he never was much
of a hitter.
Middle Among MiddIes.
The muddle in the middlew eight
division is the greatest in years
There is not a man in the class
that looks like real champion.
Papke's showing against Sailor
Burke in New York was miserable
affair. Billy has gone to pieces. One
day he fights like a world beater
while in his next bout he boxes like
cheese" champion.
Frank Klaus is promising young
ster, but lacks finish Cyclone John
ny" Thompson is practically all in
and will never become any better.
Bob Moha has been coming fast dur
ing the past year and is likely to
upset the wise men before long
Reiterates "Cheese" Charge.
In the lightweight class we have
a funny champion. His name is
Adolph Wolgast, and he comes from
Cadillac, Mich. Wolgast is telling his
farm hands what a great man Ad
Wolgast Is. His head is swelled to
such an extent that he cannot look
out of the window without hitting
the SASH
Among the featherweights Abe
Attell should be champion for sew
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04

In view of this documentary eVi.
dence, it is recommended by Louis
A. Dent, auditor of the district SUI
preme court, that the allowance be
increased to $4,000 a month but with
the injunction that Mrs Hutchins
meet all household expenditures, in
Guiding the medical expenses atten-
dant on her husbands Illness.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04
Likes Galveston Black.

There are a great many people
who believe that Sam Langford will
some day defeat Johnson. If John
50 ana Langford were to meet to-
morrow l would place my money on
Ike Galveston black. but if the meet
ing comes of in year or two, 1t
may be a different thing
Ever since Jack won the fight" at
Reno, he has been touring the
world and living like a prince. Moth
ing has been too good for him. This
kind of dissipation is sure to tell on
a mans constitution after while
1t is more so true of a boxer who
must take some hard beatings, than
it is of a person in some ether walk
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04

What was the worst financial
panic you ever saw" asked one
financier of another.
The worst panic ! ever saw was
the reply, was when three-penny-
piece rolled under the seat of a
tramcar and seven different women
claimed it."
Gibson-That's a fine cigarette
case you have.
Dobson-Yes, my wife gave it to
me as a present.
Indeed! Anything in it?"
Yes; the bill for the easel"
For Beautiful Rugs see Anderson
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04

For Beautiful Rugs see Anderson
Bros & Nerland.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04

For the latest in Post Cards see
Anderson Bros. & Nerland.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04
Ring Stars Are Few.

Four ami five years ago there
were d great many more high class
pugilists than now. You can almc 81
count the present day stars on the
fingers OF your two hands. The
second raters number about 80,
while there are about 300 third raters,
who pick up a dollar here and there
showing at midnight clubs.
Jack johnson appears to have
little on every white and black
heavyweight in the country. The
white heavies are poor lot and
most of them wouldn't have a ghost
Of a chance of gaining a livelihood
if they had been in the game 10
years ags. Some OF them have
weight and bullying muscles. but that
is about all. A heavyweight who can
not hit, stand punishment, can't get
around the ring with some pretense
at speed is not worth the pane.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1911-12-04
Gy Battling Nielsen.

JUS EuN the boxing game -
coming .H Tor a grca; deal of crit.
icism in almost every section OF the
country / her are a great many
people N.u believe that the spot
shouII uo. be abolished entirely
This 81 uli no, he. tor boxing When
properly conducted. is the great ;,
athletic sport in the world.
The trouble with the game is the
fact that all boxers, managers and
promoters are not honest. The bet
Ter elemen, Is making drastic eli
forts to drive out the crooks and
he h-odlgms, but they have not yet
completed their task
Believes IN Finish Fights.
Some refoTmerS would limit the
number OF rounds and do away with
giving decisions The first idea has
some good and some bad points
10 Il. Personally believe in fin
ISL fights But. Il We are TO save the
sport We must have plenty OF six,
eight and ten round bouts.
When a title is at stake. however.
| believe i'll the men fighting to .
finish, where the man with the most
strength, skill and all round ability
IS certain to come out on top.
A large majority Of people have
the impression that the man with the
most brute strength is sure to win
out in a finish fight This is not so
If a fighter has not a Cd knowl-
edge OF self-defense and is fighting
4 clever man. he will be riddled to
pieces and forced to go down for
The count before many rounds have
been completed. even though he may
be one or the toughest scrappers in
the world
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15
3um ,ultnta prnprina nes 9eiliaem ataters.

robe .Sie, Die tasaus tasein Sebn.
5lpotf lnb nod mebr Gtunben ibre
einfprmiSe Irbeit in groben, bumpfen
Sabrifrdumen pber in Serstperfen
bcrridten miiiien, bieien gif)enbrDbcln
Der mobernen 8e%icaid)aft, iinb Die
Seierta9e cine @obltbat.
Bon @idtiefeit fir rrs fat6oliife
Imerifaner lit Elm .Iitgetbeilt" in
elmer ~iiineiteu Summer Der .Imes
rita, tpp es beiBt:
.Sm grlab Deg 81. @aters, batirt
2. Suli 1911, lit baS Set Der llnbe>
fledten gmpfdnsuiB ais 9ebotener
Seiertae nidt abbeitelt. @as fir
ms in ben Der. Staaten pun Selams
lit, lit bic Ginreibung Der Grideinnns
bes Serrn, 6. Sannnr, unb Better nnb
Haul, 30. SUM, inter ,0ebptene
Seiertage". SIN ltcbrigen bleiben BITE
se%bptenen 5eiertase fir ms biersn-
lanbe bieielben.
Nlerbings ipirb bas ,Wptu pros
prio" bes 81. gaters, - bus natiirs
lid Die Sonntaee belaiienb. fir Die
@ciammtz &ir6e aft Seiertase be-
Itimmt -, in manden e%uropdiifen
Sdnbern Die Seittase bebeutenb oera
minoern, uuo 5fpar gum 8eiten Der
8ldubisen pie iiberbaupt CUR GunScns
trierung Der firhliden Sis5iplim.
Sem 81. Batter lam ma nur bant6ar
iein fin Die 8ereinfa1ung.
Gusoridlih miro berporgeboben,
DAB S~atronsfcite Dem 8ir1engebptc
nidht mebr su8u5dblen iinb. Sic be-
treffenben 2otals Obercn fonnen bic
ielben. tpenu bcliebt. 5. +. ditberlide
Scier, auf ben folsenben SOnnta9
berlegen.
Summer 4 nnb 5 bes Grizzlies iinb
eripdbnenstuertba Wenn irsenbtpo
ems Der a~ufgc5dblten Seite abgeIfufft
ober perlegt iein ioute. bort fol- ohne
&iidiprahe nit Dem SI. Stuble feline
Neucrung 9cid)affen :perbcn. Rcnn
iibrigeus irseubipo na6 @utbiinfcn
6fr giidGfe/ zines Der abscIhafften
Settle b~ei6ebalten perhen ioIte, mDsen
Tie Die Sade benz Sl. Stuble porlegeu.
Sas @noere lit: @enn irsenb cincs
Der Settle auf eiuen Salt pber s(biti.
ncn5tas fallen ioatc, itnb Die @IGus
bisen, iclbit an Hatronsfeiten. tpcnn
bicielbcn bird Sieicr grlaB abses
id,afit iinb aber INNER nod feierlihit
aebnltcn iuerbcr, pom Snits u,,b Ibz
Itincn59e6ot cntbunbcu.
Ser Grlaf betrifft nidt Gpm pber
Stalien nllcin, mic einise Scitnngcn
beridreten, iuubern lit fir ben CRIB
trG;S beitimntt uitb uirb in ben neueu
.Subcg Der Sirdenseiete" einperlcibt
iuerbcn. - Sos. Sslinser."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15

@enn mir nod so big 60 Sabre
surii6 lebten, ,uiirbc i'd pielciht gar
fein &prt fir cine Inrabe seiprpfcn
baben. Mber per uniere ,gruke Seit
ber Seffentlihfeit" periteht, ,ucr nur
Ilem ben gmcrifnuer peritebt, Der
Dbne Das IcnRere nien,alS ben &ern
ganS begrcift, ipate eisentlidj gar nift
scgen bieie Iaraben ipredjen. Wcnn
III Seutihlanb, iuu bias @plt nteiitenS
beiier scidJrlt lit, ais bier, Snraben
nutbuerStg iii,b, iuerben md unicre
r6ffcntlifen Geriammlnnsen" pine
pprbersebenhen AnfSus nift ben Gr=
fpls baben, ben iie baben iollten.
8enn mir unIcrn @creinsbriiDern
bier in Der Na1baridaft Gbicaso's
iagen: Iu Dem unb DEM Sonntas lit
srube Yarabe in Chicago unb nafber
Waiicn@& eriammIuns, perben bel
mebr Iit9lieber Dem &ufe fol9en unb
BEL Snrabe unb 8eridmmlung mits
lpirfcn, als nent mir einfad) cine
Geriammluus anflnbieen. Seriamms
lungcn bat MAJ oft. Yaraben Ielten.
Iud bel unieren iriiden, polniz
ideu. italicniidcn, fran5oiiiden uitp.
Wtitbriibern piirben mir Die peroiente
Sphad)tllng befomnen, tpenn mir
cinen dbnli6en Iuf5u9 rnb Sorbei>
marih Dor unierem bodtp' item 9errn
@r5biihof pol5osen, dbnlih tpie man
es Sriiben Dor sii6ofen unS GarSis
.ndlen tbut.
Sn Der 9baf: Nnr iene stibte iul.
ten in 5ufunft ais geriammlnussprt
bes Central yercinS beriifiidtigt
iuerSen, bic iih and Der Wiiibe einer
ih6nen Yarabe nutcrsieben!!! SaS
iolte sum ,geihluF erbpben pcrben!
&ie Der Baum nid,t M Sriid,te,
ionberu audi 8ldtter unb 8liitben
trGat, 10 bat iebe srpbe Contention
cine Tnrabe (pber ioate iie baben) .
8ir iinb 5uber rlidJt MIR elm @ers
iifernnesz gerein. bel Dem ibealc &C.
iid,tspunfte crit in ~5tpeiter ODER britter
2inie bin5utreten. ionbern Gin @ercin,
Der brett tdmpft fir @ott. Stride unb
@nterlnnb. l1nb bicler gerein iolte
niht Die S6mudiacben, bic CT bat,
iortiperfen, ionbern allen Shmld anz
leaen. bnmit er bon GQen uls Sas anz
crtnnnt miro, ipas er lit. offs elm .Gas
tgoliider Central @erein".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15
(Speaials gorrciponOeu;.)
Nnn Il. 8. g..

Seite bei3ubebalten. m6gen iie barii6er
Dem 81. StubI GeuntniB eeben."
Saraus 9ebt flar berpor, baB Die giz
jfDfe ieber5eit Der in ibrer 9iD3eIe
berr1heuoen Cite cntiprebeno bic
Iblifcn Seierta9e b~eibcbaIten fDnnen.
Iou eincr Yfliht. ben unb ienen
Seiertag %aufSubcbena fam gar feline
NeDc ieir. Wie aus Den italieniifen
8ldttern berporeebt, lit ma bort nit
Dem rWfotu proprip" iebr Sufrieben.
Susbeionoere Die 5~tpeiten Sciertage
iinb beute IN ben romnnii6en 2dnbern
10 gut ipie nnbefannt. @as bat es
fir einen Wertb, ipenn aud bort nod,
oeren @inbaltung seboten mare? Gin
iold)es 8ebot Itilnoe boh III auf Dem
Sapier. Inbers natilrlib in Seiiti6s
LAMB. 5ier iinb Die 5fpeiten Scicrtage
8eiebli6; es berriht an linen Die 9e@
ieblid)e Sonnta9srube; baran ipirb
audi olr6 baS .Iotu proprio" nid1ts
9ednoert, unb peun unierc 8ii6ofe
audi nod nid)t geIproden BADEN, 10
oiirfen mir bod bette ifpn Die itarfe
@crmutbung ausiprehen: Die 5peiteu
Seiertdse lperben aud IN Sufunft bon
inns beutlden &atbolifen firblid, ges
balten. No6 mebr gilt bas bon Dem
Seit, an Dem mir oeutidcn a%atbolifeil
nit gan5er Scele bdllsen, Dem Srobns
leidnamsfeite. Su Den fatboliihen
@cgenoen Scuti6Ianb'S ipirb Srpbns
leifnam ipie fem dnbcres Set aez
feiert. Sa 1T tein &atbolif. Der am
Srobnleihnamsta9e nerttd9life Ir@
belt berri6tete. unb aiih Die meiiteu
Gnbersgldubigeu, iopeit iie in fatbos
liiden Stdbten pobnen, betrad)ten
Den Gag ais 8ubetas. llub pie err
sreifenb ipirfen Die Yro5eiiioucn, Die
AM Srpbnleifnamstase iiberalI ge>
baltcn fpcrben, III Der fleiniten Sorf>
senleinbe fpie in Den NieIcnitdbten
aoln. Riin6en, @icn. gs lit al
periteben, ipcnn Die beuiihcn &atbos
lifeu lire Siidofe bitten: 2aBt ing
nniere Seiertoge. 8ir babcn lie niht
nls 2ait empfunben. nnb bel uns
berri6t feline .Seierta9ss Miibisfeit"
pie in Sranfrcidl ODER Stalien.
Illd tommeu Die fosialeu 8eiidtSs
prnfte, Die fir Den Sl. 9ater leitcnb
maren, bel nus niht BUR 8eltuu9.
Die rpielen Seiertngc" - in 8irt>
liffeit lit lire 3abl ia gar ni6t 10
grob - murben eerooc bon benz
i%perttbdtigen @olfc, in bciien Sntereiie
por alcm Yius Der 3ebnte banbcln
nil. ais elm Segcn empfunoen. @es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15
(Giueeianbt.)
nnn f.. o..

Sanfcrott aufiinbigcn. Sam miiss
ten ia Die &ercine. lpcld)e in Glen
uub SiineIburf altf ben bcutihen &az
tbplifcntdgen biz 5u 10000 Wonu in
Earahe uif8ogeu unb Die getpoltia
feierlife Ginleituus 81 hem ScItc
bilbcten. gcrabeSn auf Den Suno gcs
fpmn,en icin. @iclc ppn ibncn tameit
lbrigenS ipeit Der. gleibeu mir alip
nid)t gemiitblih i'm StubI iiBen, ipns
bern gebel ipir binnll5 auf Die Strabc
unb made M t.
Srcilid gibt'5 Irbeit fir bas
Gointtc; abcr Inberc bubcu eS ia
friiber 9cfomtt. Die @rpBitabt Chi
ca9o ioate nift lin Sdattcu" bleis
ben. Illf ba5 Gpmitc ipirb's ferti9
brin9en. Sm Seutiden bat | cine
Irt Sprifiport, bas 5lpar 9rob flingt.
aber cbrlid) ilcint. IS beibt: r9abt
Gud) nift Iumpen." @iinitiee Strae
BEN unb Yldte gibt's altd,, ipenn man
nidt 9erabe Gde State nnb 9tabiion
Strabe gum S~arabeplas lpdblt. Sic
&ni9Bts : Semplar hoben aamais ioz
publ cinen Ylab gcfunoen, ais aid
9iiniti9c Giufpirfun9 auf ale 3u@
id)usEr gen1adt.
Wir bdben Nun 5tpdr feline 10
ihDnen Wnffenrodc ipie bieSe; aud)
liigen mir nid)t mic ic,e tbnn, Der
Wense Dor, mir ieien Had)fommer Der
alien Semplerorben: aber mir pers
treten einen @erein bon 10000
Witglieberu. mir pertreteu einen
siIteu Sbeil Der seiammten Seutihcn
bier I'M 9anbe, mir pertreten Dor
Mlem ein bobes Sbeal urlb fatbpliIfe
Erin5ipicn, unb ba biirfcn mir uns
nibt in Die @infc[ perfricden (tpE
Elm -beutIher IibeI").
Srob Der 8robe Der Stabt uib 8e>
pDlferlng ipirb bod Sas crrei6t, mas
Die Guraben auberer fatbpliiGer Ser
%cini8unecn er5ielten: Iutb, Seeeiitez
RING Der &atbolifen. 8cipeft Der
Inbcrcn., llnb baSu: @ebcr Ypli5ei
nod cine aubcre rfciublihe 6ciunlt"
lpirb Die Yarabe itOren ober unters
briidcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-08-15

%cbhuft pirb Die SiSfuiiion aes
n fibrt iiber bas .Wtotu proprio"
~ Dcs HnpiteS pom 2. Suli 1911,
oas ais fird)lifs seboiene Seits
tage auBerbalb Der Sunntaae fiinftig
nlr mod folscnbe auffibrt: ben eriten
Weibnad)tstaa, Neuiahr, Srcifonigen,
Gbriiti 5immelfabrt, Warid gmpfdngs
nib, Warid 9immelfabrt unb IIcr<
h~eilisen. Sizes sMotu ~proprio" lit
feline @laubensz pber Sittenlebre.
Der llinitano mnfte cs ben aatbolifen
mo9lid, gu benz pdpitli6en grlab ibrc
Weinung frei 81 dllbern. Sas lit
nm 10 cher 6uldiiie, ais ID fir Den
Sl. Iater feline firblifcn 8riinbe
allsidlasacbenb tparen, Die Sabl Der
firbliden Seiertn9e ein5ulfrdnfen,
ionbern lebi9lif baS WpblpoIlen fir
Die erperbstbdtisen Stdnbc: lie iollen
fiinfti9bin niht mebr burd 81 pielc
firdDlidei Seicrtn9e Dem @rtperbe ent>
| 5o9en lperben. @ctpiB elm ebler Be-
lpes9riinb, Der berebt bon Dem io5ialen
9eilte uno Der tp%eitber3igen 8ciinz
nltng u~nferes 81. gatcrs 3eusni6 abb
legt. - Gun greiit abcr Der @rlab
audi ms biirgerlide 2c6en elm. gs
lit iebem 2eier bieier 3eituns our 8ez
niise befannt. ipic eingebepb Die
afatbplii4e Sreiie idon pdpitlife Scs
frete bebanbelt, Die Ieoiglit bas firds
lide 2eben Der 8atbolifen beriibren.
9u lit CO ia c~i9cntlieb ni6t anbers 5u
cripartcu, onb lie III , n grla6 crit
ref)t nidt ihlpcigt. 8ir iinb bic
2estcn, Die ibr bier bas 8prt pers
bietcn ipollen. porausgeiest natiirlih.
bab tie BEL ibren @ro%rtcrungen immcr
lad)ltd) blei6t. Sie Irt uno @eiie
aber, ipie iid Die nihtstatboliide
bcltide Irciie - o ipenisen riibms
lid)en IuSnabmcu abgeieben - al
bet Sisfuiiion bctbeilist. benefit. bab
lie elmer iadbliden Riirbisune fatboz
lii6er Sinse i~iberbuupt nidt nlcbr
fdbig lit. Wan bore MIR: Ser Yapit
polc burh bas nWtotu proprio" aud
Den Yroteitanten peripebrcn. bic ses
ipobnten Seiertage, iusbcionbcre Die
5~ipciten Seiertase an Sitern, Yfineitcn
unb 8eibnaften fiinitig e%in5ubaltcn;
pbcr: Der Yaplt fpollc Der Yrofitgier
bes Gapitals 5lliebe Den Irbeitern Die
Seierta9e rauben - 10 unb dbulid)
geiitreid miro in Der io5ialoemrofras
tiIhen unb liberalen Ereiie Der pdpits
lide grluB tcs Yapitcs bciprodcn!
8ia ~iibcrbaupt ber Yapit bas gins
balten Der Seiertase -peripcbren"?-
8ir glaubcn bas nidtl SIT bod auss
briidlid in Dem .@otu proprio" su
leien: .8cnn Die giihoie in irsenb
einer Station uber @eaeno es fir gut
era1ten. zines bieicr au~fgebohcncn