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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-12

yarias leyes.
Con que, va 10 sabe ell Sr. tSargento;
ira vez, nucho ojo con los reporters es-
atuas porque
los hlerros m1ds gruesOs
y los maros mds espesos
Sc Gbren d su pdso."
Y perdonen los delegados la indis-
:reci0n
IONRAlNDO LA SINCERIDAD.
Cuando Sc discut1an en- el Conseio
ljecutivo las enmiendas introducidas al
,royecto de la enseiianza en- castellano.
IL consejero americana, Hon. Tesorero
le Puerto Rico Mr.. Richardson, comba-
10 abi6rtamente Ell criterio de Mr.. Balm
er, demostrandole con nl1meros, como
e demuestran estas cosas, que ell siste-
ma pedag6gico empleado en- la ensenan-
"a de esta Isla hasta la fecha, ha resulta-
10 mas perjudicial que benefcioso. Asi
10 declare p1blicamenIte el senior Cue
vas Zequeira en- la session de aver en- La
Camara, hacienda honor all Sr Richard
son, aun cuando, por razones que no sc
ocultaran al criterio de nuestros lecto>
res, vot6 favor de las enmiendas.
CONIISIONES DE CONFERENCIAS.
Para conferenciar con ell Conseio
Executive, al objeto de llegar a un
acuerdo defnitivo en- las enmiendas in
troducidas por aquel cuerpo colegisla-
dor al proyecto de ley de ensenanza en-
castellano, no concurridas por la Cana.
"a, han sido designados por esta, los
senores don Antonio Barcel6 Y don
Juan B. Huyge. Y con igual mission
acerca de las enmiendas introducidas al
T. de la G. ia fueron nombrados los Sc
dores Colberg y Sulliveres.
OTRA COMISION MIXTA.
Ell active int6rprete del Consejo Eje-
cutivo don Pedro de Castro, estuvo
aver en- la Camara popular, desempe-
nando una comisi6n para que fue desig-
nado por aquel alto Cuerpo.
Por orden de este, manifesto los de-
legados, que para entrevistarse con la
de la Camara al objeto de tratar re-
solver todos los asuntos relacionados con
la vista de los miembros del Congreso
de Jos EE. UU. que llegaran hoy a esta
Isla, han sido designados por aquel Con
sejo en- comision, los seilores Richardson,
BANTER y Camunas.
La Camara nombr6 a los se1ores Bar
cello, Giorgetti, Cuevas Zequeira, Huy-
ke, y Alvarado, quienes inmediatamente,
en- vista de la urgencia del case, salieron
a dar principle las gestiones que Sc le
han encomendado.
DE LEVITA CRUZADA.
Esta noche a las 9 y media tendra lu-
gar en- la Camara baja, una session de
honor a la que seran invitados los dis
tinguidos huespedes de esta Isla llega-
dos esta tarde en- ell vapor Brazos"
procedentes de los EE. UU. de cuyo
CoDgreso forman parte. Ell Speaker re-
comendo los representatives del pals,
cue asistan al acto de rigurosa etiqueta.
5MINTIO?
Al discutirse aver en- la Canara de
Delegates, la r. c. concediendo autori-
zaci6n al comisionado del Interior para
vender un solar q los RR PIP Redento-
ristas cor destino a una Escuela de Ar
tes ofcias diio el senior Colberg que
Mr. Wilson, minti6 al informar a la CO.
mission de Terrenos P1blicos de la Ca
mara diciendo ''que el solar estaba con-
cedido para un parque del Capitolio'
cuando 10 cierto es, que, en- ell ConseJo
Executive, en- los mismos momentos en
que aquel comisionado informaba, Sc vo-
taba favorablemente ell bill concediemdo-
M sHmm AMasa M @M N
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-12

sompanero, de emplear risitas ir6nicas,
cuando MO le satisface alguno de los ar
gumentos expuestos por un delegado en-
el curse de un debate, y otras cositas
que no son de su incum bencia, todo me-
nos vigilar 10 que debe, como en- este ca
so, que no pudo impedir que penetrara-
mos anoche en- ell despacho del Speaker
1an'de Sc celebraba la reunions averi-
guaramos para contarselo al respectable,
que ell objeto de ella fue seleccionar los
proyectos de ley que han de quedar en-
comisi6n separar los que han de ser
obieto de debate en- las pocas horas de
vida que le quedan a la session que ago
MIA, para darle la batalla al Consejo
Elecutlvo y tratar de veneer su resis-
tencia sistematica q la aprobacion de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-12

garias leyes
Con que, va 10 sabe ell Sr. Sargento
ira vez, mucho ojo con los reporters es-
atuas porque
los hierros mds gruesos
v los matroS mds espesos
Sc obren d su paso."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-03-12

Y perdonen los delegados la indis-
.Y,oo10n
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11

placed on the free list. During the
subcommittee hearings the committee
was urgd by manufacturers interest
ed in Canadian wood pulp alnds to put
retaliatory duty on print paper be-
cause of Canadian restrictions against
the shipment of wool pulp.
Whether the committee has taken
any action upon the proposed amend
ment has not been learned but it has
had the matter under consideration
for more than a week
Senator Smith of South Carolina
the first witness at the night session,
said he was principally interested in
a farm o. about 1900 acres. II raise
mostly poverty" he added.
That ought to be on the protected
list" suggested Senator Nelson. and
the committee laughd with the spec
tatOrs.
Senator Smith said he was interest
ed in producing cotton. He recalled
the names of several persons who
talked with him about the bill and
mentioned h. w. Durant of Charles
ton who predicted ruin to the sugar
producers if sugar was put on the
free list. He knew no lobby.
Chairman Overman, who left to-
night for a three-day visit in North
Carolina, was the next witness and
the second member Of the committee
to Civ his testimony. He supplement-
ed his statement earlier in teh day
by declaring the evidence rpoduced at
the hearing had convinced hi mof the
presence here Of a lobby, but did not
go into details and named no men he
considered as lobbyists.
The senator defied lobby as a
third house of congress, seeking to
influence the other two in legislative
matters, sometimes legitimately and
sometimes in other ways. He declar-
ed that while he was not certain.
there seemed to be some common
basis of opposition among the sugar
people and those interested i'm the
cotton schedule; that North Carolin-
ians interestd in cotton had been
told apparently by those who expected
to be affected by free sugar, that
sugar on the free list mant ruin to
the cotton producers. He said that
there should be legislation To control
lobbying.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11
WINTHROP COLLEGE
Scholarship and Entrance Examinat-


The examination for the award of
vacant scholarships in Winthrop Col
lege and for the admission of new
students will be held at the County
Court House on Friday, July 4, at 9
a. NJ. Applicants must be not less
IMAM sixteen years of age. When
scholarships are vacant after July 4
they will be awarded to those making
the highest average at this examina-
tion, provided they meet the condit-
ions governing the award. Applicants
Tor scholarships should write to Pros
ldent johnson before the examination
for scholarship examination blanks.
Scholarships are worth 500 and
free tuition. The next session will
open September II, 1913. For fur
ther information and catalogue. ad-
dress Pres. ID. b. Johnson. Rock Hill
5. C.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11
JUSTICE WOODS CONFIRMED.
SOUTH CAROLINIAN SUCCEEDS TO
FEDERAL JUDGESHIP ON
FOURTH CIRCUIT.
Appointment One Of General Salts
faction I'm South CarOlina-ETOrts
OF John II. Duncan to Prevent Seat
ing Prove Useless.

Washington, June 5.-The senate
this afternoon confirmed the nomi-
nation of Justice Charles A. Woods of
Marion as the successor to Judge Ma
than Goff of West Virginia as judge
of the Fourth circuit.
There was much qualification shown
here by the friends of Judge Woods,
who have been watching for this ac-
tion as soon as it was ascertained that
the nomination had been favorably
acted upon. Ever since q disbarred
attorney OF South Carolina came to
Washington about six weeks ago and
attempted to have the senate commit
tee on judiciary reject the nomina-
ton, friends of Justice Woods have
been eager to see the matter reach its
final stage. After the committee
made its report in the matter about
three weeks ago, there were still fur
ther delays caused by the efforts of
others to see whether or not an ar
rangement could not be effected by
which Congressman Davis of West
Virginia might secure the Woods
nomination and the latter be put into
a new place which congress is expect
ed TO create at an early date. This
did not go through, as today's action
indicates. and Justice Woods is now
ready to assume his seat on the fed
eral bench, all necessary red tape hav-
ing been dispensed with.
Senator L. ID. Smith and others
here who have been interested in the
matter expressed their satisfaction at
the confirmation this afternoon.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11

Senators SmoOt, Mark Smith, Shaf-
roth and Williams testified during the
afternoon session. They produced
bundles Of literature sent out by
various organizations and aindiviiuals.
The investigating committee finally
decided that lit would have to pass on
this literature and determine whether
or not it was misleading or would
have a ''pernicious effect"
Members of the committee agreed
that even though the raising of
money for publicity campaigns might
be legitimate, the issuing Of false
statements or misleading public docu-
ments would be an "insidious" at
tempt to influence the public and
members of congress.
, That detectives have in some cases
been used to shadow members of
congress in the interest of getting
certain Legislative action is point
that Senator Simmons will endeavor
SmOot today whether the latter knew
of any such activity. Senator Smoot
said he had heard Of it" but could
give the committee no information.
Senator Cummins declined to state
what further witnesses would be pro-
duced or to indicate the nature of
the detective work that had been
done.
Senator SmoOt gave the committee
the nanes of many persons who call
ed upon him on tariff subjects. He
said he had taken no part personally
in the organization of any fight
against free sugar, and he did not
know of the existence of a lobby"
or the use of money further than as
public advertisements indicated it,
Senator Williams, whose subcom-
mittce has had charge of the income
tax feature of the tariff bill, express
ed the belief that there had been an
organized effort by the insurance
companies to rally poliCyholders
against the income tax. Insurance of
fiCials probably will be asked to ap-
pear later.
X. -. Bowen, who signed Circu-
lar produced by Senator Williams
advising cotton growers to urge their
SnatOrS To support higher duty on
cotton cloth; II. w. Cowan of Texas,
who has been active in the fight
against free meat; a. w Kopp, "A
forCmcr representative from Wiscon-
sin, and G. II. Brown and otto Ruhi
OF Washington were subpoenacd to-
night.
Senator JohnSonS subcommittee
had under consideration the wool
pulp and paper schedule and Senator
Johnson is preparing report en-
h"dying the views of the suhcommit-
tee ON the schedule as it passed the
house of the Underwood bil Print
paper in the Underwood bill was
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11
WORK ON NEW LINE.
Operations on Extension of Carolina
Western Begun.

Florence, June 5.-Work has ac-
tually started on the extension of the
south Carolina Western road from
Allison "A gang of so graders went
to work there yesterday. Others will
he put I'm shortly all along the line,
and 1t is hoped to have the rails
down in 90 days at most. The new
line will be about 80 miles long. but
viii be the most important piece Of
road built in this section in many
years.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11

Woods Confirmation Will Bring Salts.
faction.

faction.
News that the senate has confirmed
the nomination OF Charles Albert
Woods, now associate justice of the
South Carolina supreme court, will
be received with pleasure not only by
members of the bar but by many 9TH
ers.
Justice Woods is 63 years of age
and was born in Darlington county.
He graduated at Wofford college In
1872 and practiced law in Marion
county for years. He was elected to
the South Carolina supreme court
bench in 1903 and has served con-
tinuously since then. Justice Woods
has been honored a number OF times
by the citizens OF the State, and by
the bar association. The degree of
LII. ID. was conferred on him by Wof-
ford in 1903.
1t is presumed that he will imme-
diately assume his new duties thus
creating a vacancy on the supreme
court bench which will be filed by
the general assembly at it's next ses-
sion.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11

There Is a saying that Rapid eat
ing Is slow suicide" II you have
formed the habit Of eating too rapid
ly you are most likely suffering from
indigestion or constipation. which will
result eventually in serious illness un-
less corrected. Digestion begins in
the mouth. Food should be thorough
ly masticated and insalivated. Then
when you have a fullness of the stom-
ach or feel dull and stupid after
eating. take one of Chamberlain's Tab
lets. Many severe cases OF stomach
trouble and constipation have been
cured by the use of these tablets.
They are easy To take and most agree
abl In effect. For sale by all dealers.
-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11
Get Your Ammonia from the Air
Instead of Chill, South America

Since Sin
'Farmogerm"
muniy will OF to do likewise
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11

Orangeburg.
Mr.. /. Schultz, of Wilmington: Mr.
william l.. GclZer, of Charleston
MIR III. Pcarlstinc. of Charleston; Mr..
and Mrs. George Dibblc of Charles
ton; Mr.. and Mrs r. Rotholz of Dar-
lington; Misses Hcrminia, Thco
and Gladys Rotholz. of Darlington.
Mr.. Dave Whcovcr. Mr. and Mrs.
Lumiansky, Mrs. Dora Witcovcr. Mr..
ana Mrs. Ben IIilb. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Hcinig, Miss IIilda IIcinig, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. &. Alexander. Misses Natalie
and Helen Alexander. Miss Minnie
Block, all of Darlington.
The bride and groom received
many lovely tokens of the esteem of
their friends and it was a merry wed o.
ding party that badc them godspcod
when they left ON their wedding tour
The bride wore for the journey "A bluc
tailored suit of Bedford cord with
nat tO match.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11

of
have inocuated with without
planted the tis ~
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11
'hambcriain'S Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoca Remedy

Every family without exception
should keep this preparation AT hand
during the hot weather of the sum
m"r motnhS. Chamhcrlain'S collie,
Cholera and DiarrhOca Remedy is
worth many times its cost when need
ed and is almost certain to bo needed
before the summer is over. II has no
superior for the purposes for which
II is intended. BUY it now. For sale
10y all druggists --AdVt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11

NO person need hesitate to take Fo.
ley Kidney Pills on the ground that
tney know what is in them. Foley g.
co. guarantee them to be a pure cura-
i've medicine, specially prepared for
kidney and bladder ailments and ire
guiarltles. They do not contain habit
forming drugs. Try them. Sibert' 8
Drug Store.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-06-11
Shake OF Your Rheumatism

Now is the time to get rid Of your
rheumatism. Try a twenty-five cent
bottle of ChamberIain's Liniment and
see how quickly your rheumatic pains
disappear. Sold by all dealers-Advt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
aatboliidcr Sird)cm. aaIenNer.
SEEMS pciiet 1000
DC ann.
Iarf. 8, ID.

CSuui.)
%. e. 4%aulinus. gberbarb. Idatills
90. &c. Gbeltrube. Igrippina. 3cno
"a. 3. Sobanu bes Sdufcrs Geburt
%. sc. @ilbeIm. Yrolper, IDelbert
26. 9. SpbanncS II. Yullus. Wi9il
81. s. 3nbislaus, q. Grescens. 9.
%. z. SrenGus. Geo III. Scuignus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17

bieies 0eicBes balbcr niht 9cringc
I%lfregung. BON Deren Seitc miro Die
9cltimmung ais perfcblt anscleben,
ba lie mn gu einem erbobtcn Goniuin
bon Gigurrcn unb 6u elmer 3unabme
pcs Efeifenraud)ens Ieitens Der SUI
9eno fiibrcn tperoe.
SaB bas 8eiee imnnerbin nuf elmer
glten 0runblage bcrubt unb gelpinerz
ma6en cincm 8ebiirfniB entlpridt, err
Iiebt mdn aus einer Statiitif, iponnd,
Der Scrbrauh bon Gigaretten pdbrenb
Der lebten 10 Sabre in Den Ser. Staaz
ten NM $50 Sro5cnt geitieaen lit. Sic
Statiitit ipeiit mad, ba6 I'M Sabre
1912 10,000.000,00 9i9aretten III
Den Ser. Staaten fabri5iert unp piele
WiQioncn ppm Iuslanbc importirt
lplirben.
Iuf Die @cfa6rcn bcs Gigarctten>
raudcns. b~eionbers in Scsus auf Die
fprperlihe 8einnbbeit, auI Die Haus
derleibenihaft, Die lid oaraus nilr gu
OFT entipidelt, brailden mir lpobl niht
ndber ein5ugeben.-ySuff. 8oltsfro."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
Eas Snabeualter Iapit EiuS bes
Sebnten.
Son Inton be 8aal

Sen eritcu Glcmentnr : ltnterrtd)t
crbiclt Seppo .bcim 9ebrcr 8ed)erle,
peiieu beutider Same uss haran crs
imlcrt. baB bamuls bas 'pcne6ianiibe
@cbict 5u Scitcrreid) gcbprtc. Sicier.
pie Der Yfarrcr. Der linn Den crlteil
Heli9ipnsunterrid)t crtbeiltc. erfann>
ten balb Die nngelpobulihea Inlugen
pcs ungcmcin gcipetftcn annben. bciien
Srcubc cs mar. IN Der Stride Die FL.
Wciic al bienen. Der ober aildl I'M
Sriibiabr ale %ogelneiter auf Suldl
unb Baum fanute unb in alien
Spiclen Der Hicier Sdpuliugcnb nit
gan5er Scclc babel lpar.
3u Sitcrn ocs Subrcs 1S47 cm>
ping Soicpb in Der Efnrrfirde Die
erie bl. Communion. @ie auf mcine
ihriftlihe Tuirase Der portige Siir>
sermciitcr IubreuSSo. Dem i6 aid
mand)e pcitcre 0tittbcilunscn pcrs
ponfc. Ifrcibt. lcbcn BORT nod mebs
rcrc. Die nit Soicpb Sugleid) 5ln,
critcn Wolc gum Glide pcS Scrrn gcs
gdngen limb. Scr &nnbe Sdbltc oas
mails eff Sabre. Sas bl. Saframeni
Der Sirmuns empiing CT ipdtcr burd1
pcu Siihof Sartori Ganopa bon
0iiubc. bcn lciblidcn @rubcr bcS be-
riibmtcn Silbbmncrs 9anopa. in Der
Spmfirde bon Miolo. 100 picicr lid
9crube CUR Siiitation bcS Sprengcls
aufbiclt.
Gtipa cine Ticrtclitunbc pon Hiclc
licgt cine Der @pttcsmuitter Nclpelbtc
9upclc. Ia @abpmln bclc Scnbroic
9cnnnnt. lpobin ~ulliGbrlid). 5umal I'M
Die Sltcr6cit. ans aicn Nndbars
ptarrcicn SilacrSii9c pnlfnbrtcn.
Sir @cppo mar cS Die licblic Or
bolung. iuenu CT an Sonntag Aahmits
tagcn nit Dem %ater hortbin gcbcn
bnrftc; uber uid,t ieltcn !pnntc man
bcn &nabcn and) dllcin BORT tuiccl
ichen, nm Die Iulicgen icincs finbs
lid)cu ScrScnS Der &immclafGnigir
pcrtranenspol an SiiBcH Su lcacn.
Ilid) ipdter. ais Silfof nnb ais Gar
binal, unterlicB or cs nidlt. 10 oft CT
feline Scimatb beindltc. nets su Der
2irhe binausSupilgern bic. bon mod
tisen Sdumen nmgcbcn. alf Dem
Sodlnltdr cine ans &ols gcihnibtc
Stotuc DER 8otteS shutter. Die mrm
pertbotiac @aSoma oellc Gcnbrple
belpabrt.
lInterbeiien bate Der ebenio tromme.
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Seitraftcr &pd)mmtb.

HH
Serr Safer Summ bon Drummer
rob.
Nus fiiritlid)em @eblutc,
Bobnt in Dem braltren S%teinpll6>
ihloB
Scit fur5cr 3eit our Wtiethc.
-
Gr lit ~peripobnt unb ~5irpcrlidl,
ltnb gar nidts mill ibm pdlicn.
.Woffafaffee trinfc ih
Ilis cften Wcibner SulicL
"
Sic Stiiben iinb mir piel 81 Helm.
Sic Sreppen tell unb cnSc.
2ab if Die 8riimmerrolie Gin,
&irO es Gin arg @eordnge.
-
Iein. iold,' Gin brallncs SteinpilS>
id)lpB
Sit MIR fir niebre 9erte."
S'rum fiinbigt Serr bon Drummer
ROB;
Ser rm5ug lit idon bclte.
gr lcst iih icbr gepidtig an
Sen &of bon feinitcm Sildie.
@on aopf Su SUB Elm @belmanu.
60 gcbt's auf WobnungsIide.
Sod iolh elm ehtes Siiritsnihlob,
Sas lit 5u bod i'm Yrciic.
Sas lcrnt Der 6err bon grummerro6
Iuf bieier Wobmm9sreiie.
llun ipas ba nod, an 5duicrn mar,
Shon einen Wietbcr fanb.
Sic 8obnungeu iinb chen rar
Sest aud I'M &dferlanO.
.H'rum lit 5err Summ 81 grummers
ROB +,
@an8 raid 5uriidgeflogeu
gu ieinem brauncu Stcinpil3ihloB,
Sod = cs lit ifon be5osen.
-
Gin @rtlenpdr6en, jung pcrntdblt,
Gin poar ianoie 2eiltc.
Sas bat cs lid, gum Scim cripdblt
llno mobut barin ieit beute.
ltnb iicbe ga. bas &dfcrlein -
60 gebt es oft bienieben
3iebt in bas &intcritiibd)en Elm
llno lcbte pa 5ufricben.
Eas 9nabenalter Yapit Sims bes
2ebutcu.
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fur die liebe 1ugcnd.

10 fdnn id, bod etlpaS tbln, lpas feiner
Der bier Serrcn tbuu tam
.gi, lpas mare bem bas?" fragte1
lie ncu9icrig.
sd ipeiB nidt, Oh ib cs lpobl iasen
i%oIte". pcricbte er.
Ibcr iic paren ncugicrig, es Sn
lpii1cn nnb ordn9tcn i'm bn5n. 5u
iagen, iuns er tbln fDnnc uno fcincr
bon ibnen.
sd tnrrn mid bonn Slud)cn cnts
b%alten". Iprudl Der &ndbe.
Sic Serren panbtcn lid ab. id)dms
ten lid nno lieBen i'm fiinftig in &ube.
" " "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17

gebpt. a~utboliidc nnb nid)ttdtbos
hide Srnilen erbpben Gin1prnd)c gegen
Dielcs @cbabren nno e%rltcrc lpeigerten
lid, lpcitcr an Den 8erbnnolungerl
tbcil5unebmen. Weil einiac Der tild)9
tighten 3lpcige Der SDberdtion ans ia
tboliiden Srailcn bciteben, fanb es Die
YrdIipentin nn9ebraht, Die fatbpliIden
0ameu INN gntIduloisung 5l bitten.
Cine Selcibigung lei nidt beablif)tigt
~gelpeicn. Sic SebanDllng bon reli>
gioicn unb politiihen Srn9cn lei in
Der Soocrntion nid)t 9eitattet. Na6
Dieicr forntellen Mbbitte febrten Die
fntboliidcn Sraucn 5nr Contention
5uriid.
Sa5u bemerft Der ~@anberer":
Ibgcicben bon oieiem @orfal. Der elm
Invertebrates Strcifliht auf Die 2ihts
unb Sdatteniciten intcrconfeiIioneller
@creini9unsen pirft, ldbt Iid. ioipeit
Die porlieeenben 3eitunes6crihte elm
llrtbeil geitatten, bon Der Seriammz
lilug MIR @utcs Iagcn. Mebrere Der
Sclc9atinncn iprad)en lid Icbr eners
9iih gegen Die rn5iihtigen Sraliens
moben uno Die Iusltellung intimer
&leioungsitiide IN Sdaufenltern (uno
i'll 3eituu9sz In5eiscn?) aus. Die
Heiolutionen trnten Elm fir Die &pbls
anitdnoi9fcit in Der aleibung, bas
neue ltaotlihe &inoerarbeitsgeies unb
Die @inimal sSobns Gommiiiion uifu..
alles 9inse, fir Die iih audi Die fatbos
hide Srauenipelt intereiiiren ioa. ios
lpeit es obne Sdnben Der bdusliden
Sflid)ten seifeben lam. Iber alid)
bel bieier @elegenbeit brdnst iih Der
@eoanfe arf, baf iih bic fatboliihen
&rdfte mebr ais biSber In fatboliihen
Srganiiatipnen betbatisen nnb bieie
pur Mlem amfbanen ipllten, itatt iidl
bnrh S~bcilnabme at imtercumfeifip-
nelien @erbdnben 81 seriplittern. 8a@
tboliide Srauen. Die iib i'm offents
lifen 2eben betbeilisen nolIen unb
fonnen. iolten 1id Dor MIem in einem
mddtigen fatboliihen Srauenbmnbe
nah itrens fatbolilhen GrunbIdsen
5uiammenihlieben. gs bliebe linen
baun INNER nod unperfpebrt. 81 ans
bercn gemeinniisiscn @erbdnben in
Elm 8arteaz Terbdltnib 5u treten."
Die SauptIa6e lit our Seit Die. baB
mir einmal Elm flares Frosramm fir
fatboliihe S%raIeubmbe befommen.
Iiber cinigen itdotiiden S%rallenuers
cincn fcnnen uniere fatboliid)en
Srauen feline anbere IereiustbdtiSfcit
ais Die monatliden 3ebncents> Golefs
ten. Garb Yarties unb Die monatlid)en
lpiritual lectures. Spn @intreten
iiir Difcntlihe @ornl Der 9ommu1itdt,
Sabnbofs, Miiiiou. 3atboliife Sung
%fraucn Niiociatiou. -. W. Gath. a.,
Soipitalpilege fir arm Miitter. Die
ibrer ldnperen Stunbe entgegen iebcn.
Cooperation NIT Der Sbrigfcit fir
pirfiame Iusfiibruns Der 9urfeius
Orbinan5, lpo cine lolhe beitebt, nns
ltdnbige 8leibertraht inter unieren
iungen @dbden. ETC.. etc. - Soldc
Saden fcnnen uniere fatboliifen
Srauenpcrcine mi1t; ba5u iiub Tie
nidIt ba.
Gtipas ipcnieere Garb %arties unh
&atfeefrdnSd)cn. ipertbe Samen unb
mebr praftiife srbcit i'm SntcreiIe
n~nieres Hd6iten I! ! !-(G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-17
Nutbmcnbigfcit Der fatbrliihen
.Iro ucuhrue0uuc-

Iuf ser 81 Clinton, Iinn.. abaes
hdltenen Gonpcntion Der federation
OF Wonien's Clubs, bench aild) fus
tboliide Srancn maebDren. perltie9
iid cine mnnbiertiae Hchnerin 5u ben
g~eippbntcn l%ii9enbaftcn Siraben 9eaen
Den antboliSiSimlS in Glib Imcrifa.
obnc baB bic S~orlieenoe ibr ginbalt