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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
SeImeh elmer ar~ebiieeen Sci,
~tunossasSaetien.

WInu id,rcibt ais &diro: .Iplcl
Ste mid, 81 cilenr urubi'hcIl GpIlcgen
be9leitcn?" fru9tc midi fiir5lid, mein
Sreuih, Der Ghci HchotteW clnca
Aairincr @lottca. Gin Siirfe. scr ichr
gut frau5Diiih ipriht. v@arum
ntcbt", l0dr mcinc N%niuort. .ou3
miro iid1cr inicrciinnt mo ctlpnc
Nelcs fiir MIDI" llno 10 luur g
nud>. Sic S%rnribubn brad,tc inns
ans 9noc Der SinDt. in cine 0cgcub.
i'm. ipic mir idgen, iid Sildic ulo
Sonieu cute Nudt ia8cu llno lup rlr
nod cd)t ornhtldc3 Hehen 81 ichel iii.
llcbcr Stod uno Stein itulpcrtrn mir
cini9e lpin5iBe @al'en trell3 ltnb ollcr,
lllh madden enblih upr cincm fltintn
&dlsd)cn 3uli, hG5 nurh iciu Nclbe~
res lpcnig @chnIid'tcit init Den moncr
l1en Seiiuna5no!dltcn ieigt. 0ae
60uahen bat MIR cincn Stod. ulh
0euall ssnonmcu aud, mn chen
9inllnt, in Den mir min hincintretcn.
Sos feline 3immcr lit Jichattiun,
Expedition unh Trudcriuol 5uglcid).
Sn cincr GGc itcht cine ilcinc s3nnbs
prclic, Sic ilunr uid)t ul!3 WlItcnDcrg ;
3eiicn %itunnnlt. uGcr nldl nihi nicl
finger lit. Ser Ncrr Grpchicrt, Gin
idmuRigcr Nrubcr, III 3li9leid) ScBcr
uno Srufcr. Sicicr Ncntlcrrnu lit
g audi Der lin5 5lmn Sibeu ctnlGct
rur6 nndl Auiicc GcEt. Der IuIfor6ts
rlIug 6lrm Si3rn i0uncn mix nur HurdI
Nicocrtureru nui BEN &oncn mic pit
Siirfeu cntipledlcn MANAGES legiid'cr
Sisgclcgenhcit i'll curpudilhcn StiI.
Der &Giiec tumTlt. Der ais 2cid)cn
oricntnliid)cr @c'tirtunnidIit miN
N0iIittcit iihcru!l unacboten luirh iWto
pbnc nGit and tcil @ciprIdl cr0rinet
uirr. Su5u luir0 Dos Nut9il,g oGre
gcrcid)t. Die @~aitr.ieiic. pic ner On
ropdtr il NnIun9 mr. ihlucr raud)tu
gauu. "a O. ELI jicmIitcs Snnn'tliG
III, Die &iciic itcr5 hreGncllh IL CT
Gultcn. 9urOpG2r cgbdlien oil Gi3ns
retIcn, Oh DEF Nrohcr dnlinntt, Der
Rinri ici Don 2llnb ri0t nut 10 plcl
&cr'tnno btnddlt lpcraen, nm Pas
Nnrgiich rid)tig n lpilroi8cn.
Sci auifec mn Cigarette iebcu mir
ms in Dem tlcincu Rnlm I'M mo
Gcipahrcu Jest III elmer iicn'Iid'
buntcn Nildc ncn Ncryn GbcisNc
botttur. ciueu milr0igcn intrrci'nntcll
@rnutppf. nit GroBcm irciHem Gun
ton. Der ms nbtr ~noridiiiA nodl ais
Huit h%cbnI6clt, ia CT cbcn cincn ofItn
bar ichr pi1Itiaen Irtitcl inter hcr
Se0cr hot. @cr lrcib. uicileidt ior
BERT CT chcn bic @lGuDiEcu omf. Die
@nmi Sum Scuicl III iaQcn, Gin &c.
NoItc, Sen man ici, @cNiuu ne@ Sri
pplisfric0r3 in mnndcn ,}eitunGcH
iibcrraihcno oft inner. Gnolidl lit
Scr Artitel becuhci. mn lpirb Dem
Grptbicntcn mnO Srutcr ilbc"gebcu.
Scpt crlt lnlnnmt CT nit GROCER
Wilroe uno llmitGnolintcit bc5 cdItcn
Nrobcra. Der nlli Die Srubs uno 06i
Iittci.a sYbrnicn no picl mcbr 8crth
le9t, ais Der G%urppGcr; farm bubcu
mir ciniac Minttcn HciprcdcL 10
ifoIrcrl Gin hicrcrcr Houbbcppbncr
bcreiu, einc icttc pernc unter hcul
slrnt, urb MN eni'tcbi Gin 9rp6es &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

SnB Der &llr3 in Nublunb lpieOer
mart anti sfntboliid iit, 5cigt an beitcn
Die @erurtbeilun9 bcs &eibbiidlui3
Don @aridnu. ipcil CT Die Srauuug
zines Natbplifeu nit elmer Maria
lpitiu nid)t 5ugcbcu lpplltc. Sic
Mnrialpitcn iinb in NuBlauo cine
ituatlid) anertnumtc Scftc, lno der
Staut ipiQ hc5bulb Die tatbpliidJcn
&ric'tcr 5lu ingcn, tntbulildrz
mariolpitiid)c Sruuuugcn 81 ppllz
5ichen.
Sbglcid Die Mnrinipitcu mlr 80
600 bis 10000 MUpic iturt limo. bat
iid bicie Scttc hod1 nidt Wcliser ais
orci ySiid,pic" 6ugclr9t. Sic 81
id,pic hciSeu @plcmbionati, Nppnlafi
unb Yrudrnepsti. Sic Mdrialpitcn
unb bclonbers Die Mnrialpitinmcn
glaubfeu MN ieit, baB bicie3 Slice
blutt Die bl. Sreiialtigtcit pcrtGrpcre.
@pm Nuocr59ldllbi9en bcShulb aliagcs
Iad)t, !uurpcn lie iebr 5oruiN uno cr>
tlGrtcit. tic lpilr0cn Den Siidpi. Der
Den Spbu 8ottca p%cttGrpcrc, frcu5i>
gen. ealn lperbc Ct dnl orittcn SuGc
luicbcr duicr)tcben mn ipdicr gen
0immel Tutreu. &ci elmer giinitiNcn
@clegcnfcit luurbe INN Aomaioti,
bcm hoo lpor hcr bctr. Siidni, bon
ctlpn 30 Wcibcru unringt, Die i'm
lpirtiiu ircu6igeu polien; nDcr CT ipor
BON itincr oNiott0hulidttit" tcincae
lpcqo 10 i~ibcr5eugt. lpic icinc T~nbdngc~
rirncu. ipnherH rib lid, id,rcicno ron
linen los unb brddtc lih nit NiIIfe
riiiiit3cr @cnhnrnlcn III Sihcrheit,
Bic Ecttc ipirl Won rcr lNiliidlcN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

crfiiilcn iclbit Die fir Ndturcinnriidc
lucuig cm~pfdnglid,cn 6cr6eu Der unter
Dem nllaid,licBlidlcn GtnfluB. Der lid)
III nlcn ~SnhrcSScitcn Nlcid blcibcnz
Den, fnlt b~crehnenbcn Yplitif itcbcns
Den @cicsacbcr nit Sriib!ings9cfiiblcn
unb Tcrtnglna %SNebdnten.
Ibcr lebtcrc iucrncll nid't Ipbdlo 6ltr
Chat lpcrhcn. @cicPacbln9 I'M Snicz
relic bcs Bottles IN fiir Mllcrc Scrren
Mcprdientontcn nnb Senntnren frcis
lid, Mcbcniad)c; ubcr tic bnbeil I'M
Slltcreiic Der ncrihicbcncu Yrdiiocuts
iduftss Gnuoibntcu rod, ilpd ollcrlci
Mto1opcr ollsSuiiihrcu, nm hicic Chit
tiafcit mag nod Gcralimc 3cit III Ins
iprud) ncbmcn. his in Den Slni bin
Gin. bis 5ur 3cit Der Nntional zGote
rcntipucn fprtgeiebt iuerbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Der nGe,ite Jnternatisnale
Genareb

fir Spgienc miro i'm September oieic5
Sabres 81 @nibin9tpn, 3. g., 5uinnus
mcntrctcn. Yrdiiocnt Sdfi bot Gin
~lnblugen CUR Sbeilnabme an ionuntz
lid)e Gin5eIitnatcn Der llnion unb ou
Die nusldnbiihsn Ncgierllngeu 9erids
ret. Sieber BADEN 35 Stnnien Die
Ginlnbnn5 a~ngenpnuncn. Wit Dem
GnngreB loa eire Iusitcllnug uerbuls
Den iein, I'M Den ge9enipdrtigen Stnnb
Der @eiumobcitspilege in Den Ter
Stuaten 3u neranId,uuiifen. Sicic
@cronitaltunH miro I'M 10 9roBerem
Snterel'c begegncu. ais Die @creini9e
ten Staaten nui Der hpgicniid,cn Nllas
itelliuls III Nresbcn nidt betbeilist
geiueicu Iinb. NuBcrbenl baben lie Der
Yeti eiuisc5 Selonhcrc mit5uibellcn,
nnncntlid hie groBdrtiacu Griubruns
gen unb Grfolge, Die BON untcrifnnis
iden Ier3teu unb @e'unDbcit5 Be
anlici nit Der Sefdinpiuug ser Ma
loria, bcs @clben Sicbers unb anberer
Srppcnfrantbeiteu i'm @ebiet 0e5
Eaiamaz adnala acnund,t lpDrocn Iiub.
Sic Nneritancr baben pandd, Gin
Redt pnrauf. ibrc 9ctbGti9mg i'll
nicicr Iid)tung oils m~uiterSiliiA nuia
5ui!cacn. iunb Die Sprid)cr nuScrcr
YGnocr iperbcu bic @clcgenbcit lud6r
nebucn, bopor 3lt lernen. NuBcrbcnl
,piro alii ncr Nu5Itcnrnp Sic &cfdm
piuHN Scr Rinbcriterblihfcit mlD Der
Snbuitric a~raufbeitcu cine bciou6cre
Molc ipiclcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
SrItline in waiPineten, Di'
ffrift Columbia.

Scr yen5 bat in &aibington bereits
icinen ein5ltg 9ehdltcn 5!ir Srcllne Der
gunNc3hal!ptf0otcr, Die gleldtule
eircn nuSnobm5lpeiie irreugcu @lntcr
binter iidD BADEN. Nuu beginlt c. III
Sen lid mcit n~Isbcbncnocu, umpcrs
9lcihlid idI0ncn Nnlascu I'M Die Con-
grcp Sibliotbcf mnb Dos Adpiipl. I'M
rotuinildbcu Wurtcn. III Der Mull, III
Der llmaeuung Dc5 NeiBen '0au'cs mo
rc5 &aibinBtpns Documents. duf nenl
r~ci5cubcn %ninDctic Salorc mn I'M
9%Sptpndc Enrf. Die nllc IN &crbinoltn9
m]itclnaHocr irchcII. lpiebcr 81 grilnen
unb 81 hIilhcn. 81 buften mo Ill ntlcn
Ndrben III rrnnacn. Die ldloIl M
Spdihcrhlt uu3Aticstcn Siicfniittcr@
dcn oni Zen ionacu M1hdtten mn Den
Mouhcli3 i0cuocu Der Sunnc, Die lie
nl. Dem Miuterihlnmncr ipnh &c
fist, Dos @litbcnf0pidleu. DDS llcb
Lido. untcr Ger %cn3iiiitc ao'cn CIR
aliihcuOc Nntlip ~. Iu5 Dem inre
mcr9riincn @cbiiih iuu1cn Nobel
hplsc9. 0urGnum: unh iapnniIdlcr
gcrbcriBen Gih unbcrcn 6c'trdllhs
lciid,teu mo J!InScn nc aplolgcll
Sliltlcn Der S~nriutbin, unb inpfriid,'
p~rillcn @rGic itcfcu bic Gcild)en Die
a~rpidlrn cmpor, nit nn%gebprcncr Sc
idjcibcnhcit. Dem &cn3, nem holoen
Sreicr, cuIgcBculdtcIrs.
@pu hohcm Mc5pciA Scr iipIscn
Tinioncu im &npilol Yarl Iolcn nc
Hobina. id'pu nor tiulgcn &pdlcu aus
hcm Siiecn GeinAcichrI. ihr "Gbccr
up." Sheer up," crtlinStn uno
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Die Strstbauetaae.

Sic Ghauccn Der urriGliebcllen Srd
iihtntid)dft3@ SaIlbihdtcr. llilD 5lpur III
hcihcn SoAcrn. motlcn umicrc pulitis
idcn Nll9uru. lpcldc Dos %GnpergcbniB
llidlt nbiunrtcn fpiluen, mittelIt Der
bon ichtr 10 Dclicbtcn Hrphc Nbitim2
nllln9cn. POM Tp!tanuunhc bcseidlnenz
bcrlrciIc S%trohhullptc Bcnnrnt, fc'tz
itclleu. Nna Scitinmc bierbei iii. haB
ba3 sfciiltnt nieicr 2bililmnullgcn,
rrcligitcii3 nn3 hetanntaemnd)tc, 5lts
n;ci'f nit Der bel Den %ernnItultcrn
ohpalteuAcu @icinlrla nlld, III lold]cn
Sdl!cn ilpcrcin'tinult, lpp cin llnd,s
hcrigc3 G%prrigicren hes %ptlima nid,t
p0rAcnonlnlcn mirn. Grtldrlid) mag
nic9 pieIlcidli pnnlit iciu. bab nan
iticr mlpilltilrlif bic Nbltinlmun9 IN
ipldcn &reilcn bat poQ5ichcn lqileu.
100 man ON chelten Elm &ptum fir
icilcn Suporitcu 81 crbuiten gchcntt.
IN Zen Nuanuhmcu 5dbltu IpldDc
yy0nc. no ein Ballot Grgcbnib sur
%crDiientliaung 8cbrddlt miro, Dos
nidt i'm Siune bc2 %crunitaltcra aus
0ciaIlcn iii 10 mic e. Der "gtcllcn
0cutifcu Yrcle". 81 Nbcrbccn, int
StuaGc Glib Safota clgungcn 81 lcin
idcint. Die barber an epitcriellcr
Stcllc lid mic iolGt ~nusldBt;
oIic ais Den u00cgcbcucn Stimms
5cttcln 5u cricben inn nnicrc Hcicr
III ihrcr acknowledgement Wchr5nbl filr
Hooicpc!t. Su3 tbut REM SdlriItlcitcr
oieiC2 0luttes leip, bcnn in iciner an
ccburcncn @lltmilthilfcit bate cr DEM
ritcn 0illu gernc Den 5"pcitcn Scrmin
Hcg0mlt. id1on Gl!1 bcHi Wrullpe, neil
CT 5lpei Stunocn lang nit ibm 5uidme
lrcu IN tincW Glide - @ontr trant
lun Srcurpid,ntt ihlo6. Nbcr Wurs
miltbigtcit III Wpbl i'll Der Yplitit nod,
Iucniger al9chradit, ais in @clddil5z
uuo 0cicuihnft5lcbcll. Sober bcitGcl
mir ms Dem llrtbcil u%nicrer Gcier i'll
Der llcbcr3eltAunB, SaB hlc 9NcbrjubI
rcriclbcu mohl pu5 Mid)tigc treffcn
uIGl uno 'tininlcil nit cill III Den Hlf
DNurrub iilr 9tuuicuclt,," &on bcr
aagCiucincn SegcI'tcrunA fiir "Scohp"
bier MIR cili0c SciIpiClG. Glutr Der
GiuicHhcr ihricnt bc6cid'ucnb auf
icilcu Slinumictlc!: oNou bel Seobp."
Gin Nupercr: rSd) iriIrnc uidlt aubcro
ais iiir Nnpicuclt. Nrrrob iilr Muulcs
Dcit rllo nithts ais 9inpicpeit." GIN
Eriilcr: oEoit iii mir 3u icli. "a
Spacttt iii Gin hdlhcr Semptrot,
@rDdu iii min 81 urm, Glurt femme id
nihf. pou YSilion mciS ii, nidt2.
Nooitrclt III gut Genng 'ilr MIDI"
II. !. ~. u. !. NJ"
ga iagc eiucr Qnd,. nab sic &rciie
niht i'm Sirnifc bce %olfc5 itduoc.
lpcnn uricre 3ci!lmgcn ip3nr Gin BE
icrcnbum buriiDcr ahhd!tcn lueiGc
Yolitil tic tciui3cn Mnb iilr ipclu)c
Gonrirnlcu tic tintrcten mpllcn. Nh-
scicEcn poi Der iun~Scrbnrcn Susan
meHrnng, ipcld,e ficr pas SGlot Or
actni6 aciunnen hat, mnR icine Ini-
rihtigfcit gsfaacn. Nbcr ct,uac Vii
heres lit cc nm etc 8nbo nmenann9 nec
@rgcbniIcS ipld,er aciersnsnms i'm
utiacn Siunc. Nsr Ansn gefa!cn
,uia, misiGat lcidjt ciucm Sepen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
pmlfan mnter pananta'Kanal

Scr N6tbcilunss : Suesnicur am
Gulcbrus Surdltidl ertldrt. Da6 lid III
iciucm Siifritt inter Dem Annnl Gin
id%laicnncr Tulfan peiinbe, Der bcn,
anunl icbr 9eidbrlih perben tpnnc,
8cnu aliN icit Sabrbumpcrtcn feline
Nusbriihc crlulGt icien, 10 Gcluieicu
bod, ouiitci9enoe TGmpfc min blazer
HnudL Oub er uidlt crlpid,cn lei. mo
ruN Der Nratcr 'id i'll icNer 3cit 81
ncn tnnrc. Sic @eplogcn hcr Nanol
Gpmniiiiou iin0 nbcr Der NuIid,i. bnH
Sompi nm HnucJ nid1i uulinnildcn
l%lrlprun9cs 'jnp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Der Herssa BON ,~1>rielf mn$
Ste eatteliie!en $abmlen.

Ser tntboliid,c 0cr5og BON 9~iprfplt
bat o einiacr 3cit leinc id)onc Col
lettion bon 0olbeingcmdlocn Die aus
Der 3cit pnn 1897 bis 1543 itnniueu,
mn nie Slln1nlc BON ~ Wiiiiioncn
Srantcn p~erfauft. Man tpnnte han
Tor9eheu bes 6er5pgs lid nid)t or
tlarcn, 6ulnal ais CT ciu grocer
&llnitliebhnber uub tcin Mann ill., Der
ndh Notwithstanding itrcbt. Nuu
III ea %offenbar 9cluprhcn, NaB Der Zorro
Den Grlos ieincr SanmlunG 3lr
llntcririRllu9 Der futboIiIdIen Shuicr
9cItiftct bat. - a. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
Hsvaliftem Seweemns lit
Portugal.

IllS 2iiidbpn perlautet: Iuiiebcn
bat Die Nudrid,t crre9t, pnb Elm gro
ger Sbcil bes 10. Snfanteric.> Hegiz
ments III Sra9an5o nit Den @aifcu
bic @ren6e iiberidritten bar, I'm lid,
Den a0ni9strellcn an5uidlicBen. Nns
bere He9imcnter i'm Nprbeu iinb Der
lcst ipprrcu, neil Die Hcgieruu9 filrd)s
tet, baB Die ropnliitiide Ngitatipu lire
Iubdn9lihfeit geihndft bat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

nid1tct. 0n9 lit Scm %oritchcr Scr
Nbtbcillrn9. Dem uicrtcn @cbiiIfen oc3
General Yoirmciitcr2, Ncnn hod Gin
biSd1en i'll bide. nlo er moft bc3hnlb
citen gnn5 pcrniinitiaen &oridllag,
I'M hieic Sait bon Icincn 0ciltcu nbSlls
pdl5tn. llnbcitcIlbure Spittartcn lpcrz
Den ia ~iolpicip uidt an Den Nblcnocr
6uriid 9cididt, 6 lit nlIn ord cine
redt ilberiliiiIigc Milbc, bic Singer
crit npc) nnh @oihingtpu 81 ld,idcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
2lMS Sent Gsisrfreiie.

Scrrhpille, Wp.
@cebrtcr 6err Hebatteur!
sd lcie 5ler'r .Sm traliten Sunriz
lienfreiie". Sas lit INNER iehr gut.
Sam .Goitpriellcs", bnnu .Seutid,c
SreBitimmcu", Damn oAatboliide
@chielhldtter" unD unoerc Neuige
teiten. Sd bin iehr 6ufriebeu nit
Der 3eitrng. Sic Neihid}teu linn
idon. 9Qs cine a%llgcmciuc 3citunq
lam Sbr. Slntt nid)t ~geboten"
lpcroen. Nd,tunNoooll,
X Is -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

NtulcrllnN ollU llpd lpcltcr gcldllISt,
neil lie dls milfourncncr Shlrmbod
Ac9cn ~Jinn" gilt.
Srcilid Gi6t c2 in RrbIanS aud,
innit WundcS, ipas anpcrSipo nidt
mDQliH lit. 90 I. .. cine ;3citidrift
iiIr Die SlINcnb, mnb tic nennt lid,
,@%altidpnof" unb beinr9t fir
pDd1cntIiG 10 aopcfcn bic Phi
rci3uu1 Der Sdiilcr gcNcn bic 2ebrcr
mn Die notwithstanding Scr @ebs
rcr. IN Der Snidlc icbcr Sdiilcr>
Uniform in 9tlBlnlb irngcn bctannt>
lid Sic Sdiiler llniforncn) bcfinbct
'it Scr o~@nltIt'onpf", mo bic lichc
SuQcrb nntilIicrt lid vbcipcnmdBia"
ilbcr Icilcn Snhnlt. Sn3 9ldtt Id)ilz
bert Den &cbrcr theil5 ais @i5l. tbcit3
nls Shufl. Gr ut 81 hnmnl. bcll
Sdlillcru ctlpn% bcj5lIbringcii. lpcil CT
ielbit nidt5 mciB, uub 5uglcid, madt
CT ltd) mcQcn i~cilc9 plebcjiIdeu Be
ucbmcn5 ilbcr0ll lGtcrlid. Die 3cid)s
mlngcn itilbern Den Scbrcr III Der
Art ciucs ib%iotiihcn Gniern, bcu
Scocr nusladt mo Der obcnprcin
i~dicIGugig ulh fnbltGpiig lit. NuBcrs
ocun lit CT Gin gan5 nicbcrtrddtigcr
Nbnrntter. Sn glcidcr &ciic miro
Nlc5 pcrippttet, mas in Der Shule
gclchrt miro. MGu ihilbcrt e3 ais
aaui unnilecn 8nllair, nomit Die
Shiller obne 3pef gcnlldlt lperbcll,
ba nlnu I'M 2eben run Der SdnIgcz
%lebrlnmteit bpd nidt Den .%geringiten
@ebrdlh madden tDnne.
Snbci gilt 9tuBlnnb al5 Gin Snno
Der .Iutoritdt". Nber ipld,c 2cftilrc
muB but Id)on III Der nnreifen Sus
genb Die repolutipndrcu Suitinttc
lpcdcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26

Ncaicrnng olId) nod lpeitcr gcihilBi,
neil lie olS lpillfpurnclcr Shlrmbod
Acgcn n9inm" gilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-26
The Catholic Colonization So
ciety, u. s. A."



Die pur eincm Sabre in ct. I
Spnts aeariinncte raatbuliife I
Gplpniiatipus 8cicnid1nit hat I
beim Slerns uiio her Sa%icnue!t
Aincrifn's nod nift bic g:bnh=
renpc Seahtuus %gcfnnocn. I'm
MN bic Hufmertinmteit weite.
rer &rciic anf tic 5u l~enten, hat
Miar. &efmer, Grsbiihpf ron
Iilmaufce, Der @nriiHcr hes
Grefntip . Gpn,ites Der @eiclz
ihaft. elm Shreibeu an bic
fathoiiihe Yreiic %acridltet, in
benz CT 3iuef unb Siele ocriclben
anseinauberieBt. Grsbiiduf 2.
d. Nekmcr id,rcibt, liant ltcber=
issnng Der ct. 2puis m NJ C.
rita" (&Sir sebcu Cen Nrtifel
in sret gbihnittcu)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-21
AK ii|7
DEvOUT THRONG WITNESSES LAYING
 OF CORNERSTONE
Fine New Edifice to be Reared on Site of Old St. Mafy's
 in East Bridgeport

Witnessed by a tf1rong of several thousand who blocked the surround ing streets, the laying of the corner stone of the Church of Sts. Cyril and
 etsSdlps %sIp e5STeb gPor t f the gvenSe eirse and Church streets, was accomplished in the presence of many delega tions of Catholic organizations from other cit tee. and a large number of Catholic priests yesterday afternoon. Bishop Milan arrived in the city shortly after noon. and he was promptly escorted to the parochia1 residence by Father Jankola. the pastor, where several Of
 Prior to the laying of the corner stousE=pzradea=Cf==-- =Cf==--tzss divisions, th- firet headfd by sthe ECoast Artillery CT 6 Wilson band, marched through the principal streets of East Bridge port The parade moved at 80 and returned in ample time to allow all the marchers to participate in the ex- ereises of laying the cornerstone.
 T. P. MuIcahy, assistant pastor of St. Adary's, master of ceremonies. Oth- CT priests in attendance were: Rev. J. F. Murphy of St. Mary's, Rev. T. R. Sweeney of the Sacred Heart, Rev. c. J. McE1roy of St. Augustine's, Rev. J. B. Nihin of St. Patrfcks, Rev Mat thew Jankola, pastor of the new church Rev. Anthony Berhely of New York. who preached the sermon, Rev. H Pankanskas of St. Georges of this city. Rev NJ. Globitski, Rev. Joseph Seiferman. St Mary'ss Rev. Michael John of Nepomuck of this city.
 When the stone had been laid, with the customary ritual, Father Berhely preached for nearly an hour in the slavonic tongue. At the close of the blessing on the gathering Bishop Ni- Ian left for Hartford at 6:30.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-21
BREAKS A GOLD.
 OPENS NOSTRILS
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 You will distinctly feel all the dis agreeable symptoms leaving after the very first dose.
 The most miserable headache, dull- ness, head and nose stuffed up, fever ishness, Sneezing, running of the nose, sore, throat, mucous catarrhal dis charges, soreness, stiffness, rheuma- tisn pains and other distress van iShes.
 Take this wonderful Compound as directed, with, the Knowledge that there is nothing else in the world which will cure your cold or end Grippe misery as promptly and. with out any other assistance or bad after effects as a 25-cent package of Tapes Cold Compound, which any druggist can supp1y-contains no quinine-be- longs in every home-accept no sub stitute. Tastes nice-acts gently Adv
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-21
Weather Indications

New Haven, Oct. 21.-Forecast:- Fair tonight, followed by increasing c1oudiness, Tuesday. Warmer except in east and south portions. Moderate east and southeast winds.
 A long trough of low pressure run ming from Texas northeastward to Michigan is producing unsettled weather with light local showers in the Mississippi valley and the western portion of the lake region. Showers were also reported along the Atlantic coast south of Virginia. Areas of high pressure central over Maine and Montana are producing pleasant weather with local temperatures and sections.
 Conditions favor for this vicinity with slowly rising temperature fol- lowed by increasing cloudiness Tues day and probably light showers oy Tuesday afternoon or night.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-21
POINTS OF INTEREST.

Save Money and Time
 by purchasing your millinery at E. H. Dillon & Co.'S, 1105 Main street.
 Hand Painted Thanksgiving Bowls
 Every lady when she sees the beau sifu1 imported salad or fruit bowl that will be sold at JacEson,s Book Shop. sss-eSs Main street will want one. Ii she doesn't want one for herself, she will want to give her friend one They are direct importation from Ger many. the goods having been ordered last February. These handsome bowls will be sold at a very low price just as a compliment to the ladies of 5rfdEeport The number is restricted 70 keep this in your mind and stop at this book store and make inquiry re- garding them.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-21
At Mollan's

1926 Main St., new styles in women s footwear are seen Edwin C. Burt Dorothy Dodd, Mollan design and black of varied cuts are displayed The north window has samples Of fine line of woman's perfect fitting, dressy boots at low prices. At Mol lan's durable, p1iable. stylish shoes for misses, boys and small chiIdJ- are in all styles and sizes.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-21
ROTTEN RAILROAD TIES AND
 BAD ROADBEO CAUSED WRECK
 SWEARS VETERAN RAILROADER
Man For Many Years in Charge of Road at Scene of Wreck
 Gives Startling Testimony

Counted 96 Rotten and II New Ties Crossover Where Ca tasophe Occurred-Had Twice Written Railroad Officials Calling Their Attention To Condons-Ralroad Officials At Dscredt Testimony by Branding Him Discharged EmpIOye
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-21
THE lPRErTTEsr FACE

ana the most, beautiful hands are of. len disHgured by an unsightly wart Ef can easily be removed in few days without pain by using Cyrus Wart Remover, for saie only at The Cyrus Pharmacy. 253 Fairfield avenue and as6 Cannon St.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-21
rIEANEASY. THE BEST HAND
 SOAP

Guaranteed not to injure the skin. Instantly removes Stove Polish, Rust, 9reases Ink. Paint and Dirt. For the hand or clothing- Large can 10 cents. Manufactured by Wnl. R. Winn. 2++ EtratfOrd Ave.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-05-13
ATTENDANCE
RECORD ESTABLISHED

There was smile of qualification
on the face of : perintendent Taylor
at the Christian church yesterday as
he announced that the attendance for
the morning wGs the best for more
than two years. The interest in the
new form of service Is increasing all,
the while, althC ugh there are some
few that have not yet come to realize
that they miss a great deal by not
remaining for te entire service-they
think of the preaching service" as
formerly, and don't want to stay so
long, when as a matter OF fact the
entire service as now conducted, does
not occupy very much more time
than either of the former services and
is far more helpful and interesting. A
fine illustrated song was used in con-
nection with a series of pictures on
the parable of the Good Samaritan in
illustrating the morning lesson. The
talk of Mr.. Homes was brief, but to
the point, and all felt that the service
was very helpful, indeed.
The sermon last night on the "Bip-
tism of the Holy Spirit" was pro-
nounced by many to have been the
best they had ever heard. Some of
those present were very loud in their
expressions of praise 1t was the third
in series of sermons on the work of
the Holy Spirit and Mr.. Holmes an
nounced that next Lords Day, he
would speak of the Holy Spirit and
His Gifts" 1t is evident that he has
spent much time in the preparation
of these addresses, for they are full
of thought and the audience is led to
see the truth clearly.
Tonight, the second in the series of
programs given in connection with
the Bible school, will be given. There
are at least $50 tickets out for to-
nights program, so fine attendance
is expected The set of pictures are
all colored, and are entitled "Glimpses
of Galilee." An illustrated song will
be used at the beginning. A small
admission fee is charged those who
do not have tickets. Eight o'clock is
the hour
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1912-05-13
st. Louis 4; Boston 8.
ARTISTS 10 YEARS OLD
MUST DRAW LANDSCAPES
Difficult Tasks Set for Little Ones
Who Aim to Become Fa-
nous Painters.

Paris.-An artist of veteran fame,
who is also a grandfather, is going to
appeal to the French Academy of
Fine Arts, of which he is an old MEM
ber, for the protection of his grand
children. They are being taught
drawing and water-co at school,
and their ages are from 10 to 13 or
so.
In the old days they would have
been sent to draw flower-pot or a
chair and shade it with a wash or
two.
Here are a few of the subjects CIV
en- to these young artists:
Draw a shepherdess in a field.
Express breadth and horizon in the
landscape"
This for an artist of 10! Another
theme" was for boys of 13 or SO:
Reception of NJ. Fallieres at Tu-
mis-. Depict the enthusiasm of the
crowd"
A third typical subject given to
girls of 12 in a drawing and water
color class was:
Paint six episodes in the life of
Joan of Arc"
The French Academy of Fine Arts
is to be asked to take urgent meas
ures for restraining the imagination
and ambition of the art teachers of
young Partisan children.