Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-09-16
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SClS uitfSISu ~SISLli pNiuiili VIZ pVt
Mt. 9tep. Siidpf Sui6 bon Scao. e.
Sal, auf Der iiiusiten Sugung Der
uImcriean federation OF Catholic
Societies" Die 8pmcitate Winins so.
bon 2eab p~erantlportlid 9ebalten mir
Die ACCOMPLISHMENTS Sntbcilignit8
bes S%pnnta9S. lpel6e Die @giltcn5 Der
3icligion unb Der Moral III ienec
@e9cnb in Sraae geirelit bat. Scrrer
hat 9iihof 8mih Die .Imcrican
sscrcration Of Catholic Spcieties" aufs
scfproert, ge9en bns 8ebubren iener
@ergperfs s@cicIid)af. 81 prpte'tlcrcn.
mas bieic bcnn audi prompt
getGan bat.
Pun bat in 2cab, G. Sof.. Mancr
SplpaIo an 6. Septcmtcr cine Sitr@
acrpcriommlung einbernicn, Die boil
Hidtfattplifen unb aottolifen bcIlltt
NOR. 0auptrebner 5eS Ibenbs lpnr
Gin Scrr Stoner, ipcld)cr bic
9iirger aufiurberte, .ibrc Stapt ton
Der @crleumbuua 81 rcinigcn. Die man
gcacn ibr religioies. politildDcs uno
geielIdaftlihes 2eben crboben babe.
Ser .9eub Sailp Gaa" bonn s. sept.
ipcldber bes 2dnaeren iibcr ben Wcra
Ialli oicIcr IerIammlnn9 beridtct.
betomt, baB in Srn. Stoner's 8ebc
nid)ts @clcibiscnbes fir eincn %lopalcn
&atbplifcn cntbalteu babe. SaB
SieleS niht Scr 8nbrbeit entipridt.
npllen mir aus folsenbcn 9elegen
bepeiicn. Serr Stoner iagte laut
geridt bes ,9eab Sailp Cali:
We......w will resent SANDER and
falsehood, especially when actuated
by selfish and greedy m~otives."--
"TheSe statements are so damnable
untrue. I'VE throw up our
hands in holy horror, and ask ur-
selves if we are not living in days
of the inquisitiOn. ...."-"But his
Bishop Busch's) ambition for pow
er, his desire to rule became $ o
great. ..."-". 49,. when he sought
to control those who were in charge
of the great industries. $50. and use
them for his own selfish ends, 49,.
men more honorable than himself"
-"......h he shakes the dust of Lead
from his feet, determined to ruin if
he could not rule, and getting to a
safe distance, he opens his walls OF
wrath. ....."
Sieie 9liitbenleic itan1mt aus Der
Gtpncr'iden Hebe nnb barin ioa
nihts Seleibigenpes fir &atbolifen
geipeien iein?l nb6fIt6e + unb
9emeiuer bate man ii6 mabrs
lid ni6t ausbriiden tonneu.
Ser nGhite Jiebner mar elm Serr
SO % II. Saupt bes S%reimaurers
Srbens. Siibs Safota's. @r trat auf
nit Der folgenoen II nlpabrbeit t:
"This castigation that we got was
made i'm a secret convention. 1t was
not known until after the statements
were made that there were report
ers there, and-when they did find
it out-they hustled them out in
short order. ....."
Ian fann natiirli6 ni6t ertparten.
Dab elm s rcimaurer cine Soee
bat, mas cine Verianmllins
Tit. llnb cine iolhe mar bic Social
eerbice Conference" iibec Die 8i1Gof
@ulboon prdiibierte, uuo ipGbrenb
nelder 8iidof 8uid feline Hebe iiber
Die 3ultdnbe in Der @inenitabt belt.
Sreirnurers Uaanier mag eS iein, Be-
rihterItatter aus elmer offenen 0ers
fammlnns beraus5uidmeiBen. aber
&atbolifen iino ni6t 10 bumm m.
Colder l%lniinn 5iebt ni6t mebr. Serr
IcWtafin.
Ser nddite Hebner bes Nbenbs mar
elm Serr s t M II. Or mar ebrlid
qenig. aus ieinem Ser3en feline
1%6rbergrube 5u MAIDEN nno nit Der
Sarbe bernis5uriiden. Gr erfldrt
gerabe beraus:
"The bone of this contention is
Sunday observance. Two years ago
there was a great deal of complaint
made that men could not get off to
go to church Sundays. The COM
plants came in from several differ
ent sources, from several different
denominations. Men belonging to
the different classes came in and
said they would like to attend
church. Two years ago we tried the
plan of making everybody lay of
Sundays and if you had heard the
howl that came in after four Sun
days you would have had no doubt
what the workingmen wanted. They
wanted the privilege of laying of
when they wanted to and they
didn't want to be told that they had