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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-01

reaches here from Rome, it is ex-
pected that the funeral services will
be held in the Cathedral of st. John,
the Divine, toward the construction of
which Mr.. Morgan was a large con
ributor
When the news of Mr.. Morzan's
death in Rome reached here todaE. CX-
pressions of regret at his passing We're
heard on every side. The offices Of
j. Z. Morgan Co. closed Immediately
uIon receipt Of the news, and little in
formation was ~vouchsafed by mem
hers of the firm. Throughout the day
Morgan's mansion and their occu-
pants left cards of coincidence. The
morbid gathered in force in the vicin-
ity of the Morgan home, and at one
time it was necessary for the police to
dispense them.
Henry ?. DAWSON, now senior mem
Der Of J. +. Morgan & Co, said today
that with the exception Of two dis
patches, announcing the death Of Mr..
Morgan, no word had been received
from Rome. 1t was expected a state
~ y VII iEN AZ siNiiiS u We
tail the last illness of the f]inancier,
would be received, but it had failed to
come, according to Mr.. Dawson. He
said there would probably be a formaY
conference tomorrow, at which details
of the funeral would be worked out.
In Wall Street.
The Immediate effect upon the ma
chinery of Wall street Of Mr.. Nor
gan's death was comparatively slight.
on the stock exchange the news from
Rome had largely spent it's force
within 10 minutes after the opening Of
the market.
Mr.. Morgan's illness had prepared
the financial district for the end, and
every precaution had been taken to
guard against u serious break in
prices.
At the opening the prominent stocks
declined a point or SO, but they received
prompt support and rallied quickly.
Thereafter the market was du'i.
Wall streets relation with the head
of the house of Morgan had been of
such large consequence for so many
years that the news of his passing
made an enormous Impression. From
bankers brokers, railroad and business
men came ributes to the dead man.
Outside the Morgan offices there "a
a curious crowd for some time after
the news was received. on the glass
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-01
At His Home.

New York, March 311-The last
resting place of j. P. Morgan, who
died in Rome today, probably VIII be
in a mausoleum in Cedar cemetery,
Hartford, Conn, which he had erected
some years G in memory of his
father and mother.
When the body of Mi. Morgan
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-01

door there was a terse notice that
the offices would be closed for the
day. Friends of Mr.. Morgan pointed
out mother reason, in addition to the
warning given by his illness why the
f~inanc'er's death was not seriously dis
turbing. His career, they said, was
tually all he started out to achieve.
For some time the Morgan firm had
rafrained from large new enterprises.
All that human foresight could dictate
had been done in the last year or two
to safeguard the business and financial
world against calamity when Mr.. Nor
gan's last hour came.
An Appreciation.
Among the numerous appropriations
OF Mr.. Morgan was one by Ebert II.
Gary, chairman of the United States
Steel corporation, the greatest Of all
the industries organized by Mr.. Nor
gan.
None of Mr.. Morgan's business as
sociates will mourn his death more
than those who are connected with the
United States Steel corporation" said
Mr.. Gary. His presence, his counsel,
his efforts, always We're Influential in
the endeavor to establish and maintain
a reputation for fair and honorable
treatment toward all who might be af-
fected by the decisions and conduct of
the corporation.
His death will leave a void that
never can be filled
Business was suspended for five
minutes on the stock exchange today
while the members adopted a resolu-
luton was read from the rostrum. 1t
was the first time in its history that
the exchange stopped work to pay
honor in this way. The resolution, in
part, vas: -
Resolved, That the death of ]. p.
Morgan has removed from Americas
large creative activities its most on
~spicuOusly useful figure. To the de-
velopment of the resources Of our
country he has contributed more than
any man in Il day. His immense
constructive genius was devoted not
only to American finance and industry,
but to the wide field of philanthropy
and humanity. The whole world has
lost a wise counsellor and a helpful
friend"
change in the firm, according to -
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-01
Tributes.

Ali the newspapers in Rome pub
IisLla tributes to MI. Morgan, eN-
pressing the deep sense of loss felt
by the Italian people. 1t has been sug-
gested that Mr.. Morgan's body should
he taken TO the United States on bo nd
a Warship.
A statement giving the fun story of
Mr.. Morgan's illness has been pre-
pared bv Professor Bastianelli, DR..
Starr ana DR.. Dixon, and cabled to his
son in New York.
The statement qualities his illness
as nervous prostration, but says that
his intelligence remained normal until
Easter Sunday, Then a gradual gen
eral collapse s~upervened, affecting the
digestion and the mental Faculties un
til delirium enSued
Pope Plus was greatly distressed
When he heard Of the death of Mr..
Morgan, whom he said he had desired
to see again. He exclaimed: He
was a great and good man.
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PASSES AWAY AFTER
MANY MONTHS
Continued From Page One)

make tonight regarding future ar
rangelnents. So far no preparations
lave been made for the removal of
MIR. Morgan's body to the United
States.
The American ambassador and Mrs.
Thomas j. O'Brien, the secretary of the
embassy, George Post Wheeler, and
Mrs. Wheeler, who went TO tne hotel
this afternoon to inquire about MI.
Morgan's condition, We're there when
his death was announced. They re-
manned to offer their services and eX-
press Condolences.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19

pathy or credit for abnormal heart
twangs. Somebody has cheated and
should pay something for the mean
job, when caught. But, if cash can
bring relief in such cases, why not
in a case where a mother genuinely
suffers through loss of her child?
Take it all in all, placing cash
values on affection in any case looks
rather heathenish, doesn't it?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19

brakes and brought the train to
shuddering stop.
The police helped spread the story
that the tin can was a bomb" which
had been thrown by some railroad
man because the Erie has refused to
join the other forty-two Eastern
roads in arbitrating the grievances of
the conductors and trainmen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19


CASH FOR LOVE
A court in the state of Washing
ton has denied a mother any COM
pensation for the loss of her child
in an automobile accident on the
ground that there can't be monetary
relief for damage to affections, and
much discussion has been provoked
thereby.
Is there a cash value to affection?
The court above referred to evil
IDENTIFY thinks not. Yet we have in
stances in which damage to affec-
tons is relieved by cash quite COM
Donly.
A wife sues for alienation of her
husbands affection and consequent
damage to her own. Often the hus-
bands affection is of the very cheap
est and most miserable sort, and in
dealing with the issue it is rare that
either judge or jury gives serious con-
sideration as to whether the wife's
affection for "the miserable critter''
was such as could be damaged.
There is simply presumption that
the pair at some time had mutual af-
lection that was worth something
and any party guilty Of breaking in
ought to pay something as balm.
Then there is the breach of prom
Use case. Ninety per cent of such
cases are prompted by spite, re-
venge or greed, as is proved by the
fair ones usual willingness to paint
her record black as the original sin
for a chance to show him up" with
some likelihood of a cash return. The
broken heart isn't rent so badly but a
few dollars will darn it up and make
it as good as new for future expe-
;Ttences.
In these two instances neither the
public nor the courts give much sym
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19

That Denver park commissioner
must be crank. If Japs go to school
with us, why can't they battle with
us?
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19
He takes a
park every

do you know anything that is
really good to preserve the complex
ion?" asked Miss Middle. Why"
inquired Miss Knox. Are you inter-
ested in somebody who has one?"
e. '. ----O-O--
"Do you think your father would
object to my seeking. your hand?"
Don't know, I'm sure. If he's any
thing like me he would"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-19

There's Pippenbeck.
walk like this in the
morning"
Sensible fellow"
you bet he's sensih
itors will never think O
him here"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
praiiSentenwakl In ,terife.

Scr propiipriihc Trdiibcnt Snerto
bat bis bdbin nidlts bariibcr pcrluutcn
lalicn. lunnn CT Gin Sefrct erlaiicn
miro ilbcr bas Stattfinocn Der 8rGe
lt%pcntcnlunbl. Wnn 5lpeifelt nid)t
bardn, ouB ioldlcs in nddiicr 3uz
fnnft 9eidehcn lpirb, ia bereits bcipc
6dlIier bee Gongreiles cine biesbes
5iiglihe &erfiieung s"etroffcn uub
zen 26. Cftpbcr ais ben Gag Der
Srditpcntcmpabl on9eieet baden.
@enerol Selir SiaS lit bis habin
Der cin3ige, Der Offcntlih als Guns
oioat auf9etretcn lit. Sc fpiro abcr
nidJt buran 9e3peifelt, baB er nit
elmer itorfen Cppolition an red]nen
haben ipirb, unS 6par bon Seiten
Wanuel GaIeros. bes eben,aliaen
merifaniihen @eiaabten in @aIbings
ton, unb picleiht aud ieitcns Sc la
Sarras, @iniiters bcs Iilsipdrtisen
uno Silbrers Der aatboliten.
Ser Con Der Yreiie ut fir Sselir
Sin5 ais Gin rmeiinitiger 81 be5cids
men. Sic offentlidlc Meiming gebt
babin, bnB ieinc YoplllaritGt i'm Ibs
nebnen begriffcn 1T unb feline Gban>
cen ipenig boffnnusscrpedenb ieicn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
adbtmme, ~eimwanserer!

&c ut Deg Scftcrcn bcrporge1pben
purben. buB Sruuen unb ainocr. Die
obnc ibren 9%rn0brer IN Nciu Worf ars
fomntcr. obcr iold)c Samilicn, Die i'm
burdl Den Sop ~perlorcu bnbcu Wnb lid
Slt bier bciiublidcr Gcrlpnnbtcn be-
9eben lpolen. bel ibrer Anfllnit bcrcita
linen bon bier ans 5ugcld)idte ,glffiz
bupits" mit6ringeu lolltcn. Sics III
m6ebin9t nptblpcnhis, nil man Den
6rallen mn ainocrn picl &cib cripns
rem. neil bic ginpnnbcrungs SebDrbc
auf ellis Sslonb nit 6rauen mo
ainbcrn cbeniopeni9 grbnrmen bat,
lpic nit anbcrcu @inpanocrcrn. Sic
lpcrpen Aac iibcr ciuen aumm geld)os
rem. Sic ainbcr, Die cine lnigc
2nubs uub Sccrciic bintcr lid babcn.
iinb bcr arnnfbcitafcimen III Den
9ctentiouSrdnmcn %gegcnilbcr pclli9cr
mioeritanbefdbig. ais GrlundJienc, mo
Die SpIgc bapon iinb Wtdlicncrfrdnfnns
gen unb 5ablrcidc SterbeiGllc aui Der
9niel. Sic Gbrpnit POI ellis Sslaro
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
Gin iaetiiidber Katkelifentaa

@ie ba5 iddiiide gentrumss Organ,
Die in Sresben erihcincnbe idfiiihe
"Solfs6eitun9" mittheilt, iou Der be-
reits Dor ldn9erer 3eit ais9eiprod1cnc
@coanfc, Iddiiid,c aatbolifentaec ms
Seben 81 rlifen. nunmebr peripirflid]t
lperbcn. Cine fir Den s. SUM in
Weroat nngetiinbiste 5dgung iii
6lunr offi5iea nls Gongreb Der poets
ldubiiheu 9dcilienbereine cinbcrufen,
tic geipinnt aber baburf an @agcs
Misunderstanding als einmal Die aas
tbolifcn bon gang Sadien unb Chit
rin9eu eingelaben mnb bann Die pors
nIsiihtlihe anfpeienbeit bielcr aas
tbolifcu ha8u 6enlibt perben ioa, Inn
Die Gtnfilbrlug eines nSddiiidcn
Siasporn : aatbolifcntaees" 81 berus
then. Nad Der lesten G~olfs5dbliing
bon 1910 itc6en mcbr ais AZ Wils
lionen gpnngcliih : 2nt6eriifen mir
ctlpn $4,000 aatbolifen I'M aonigs
reid Sa6ien geseniiber, gs iinb bas
falrln iiinf Yro5ent Der @eiammtsSc
pDlferung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
Der Ss;ialiitifd,em ,,Gsinine
Uatien" ms Stamtmbmd,.

Nid]t aus i6rcm Wcfiihi fir @iirbe,
SrSuiing nnb Sio6iplin hcrau5 BADEN
Niconlnl oic itrcifcnbcn bcl9iihen &C.
nol'cl lid, i'll Der Nduptlahc, cnteegen
ibrcn alien @eiuohnbcitcn. groberer
II. iflpcrcrcr IltsId)reituugen cntbal>
ten, innbern, bas mllS eimnnl flar rub
un5rciocutig geia9t perpcn, aus lpoblz
bcgrilnocter Sllrd,t unb Ingit Dor Der
cremplariid)en S%iid,ti9lrila. Die ibrcr
int Sale BON Nusid)rcitungen unfcbls
bar BART. Shrc @iirbc unb Siss
5iplin mar Die 9leide, pic bic idlims
men Shnlbu6cn, Die lid, pom 2e6rer
bcpbadtet ipilicn mn beren Der barte
Stod ipartet. Sas lit 10 iebr na6r,
baB Die Silbrer. Dor alien 8nnberpelbe,
our llntcritiiBung ibrer inmer ipiez
Dcrholtcn &nrnlma Dor Iuslhreituns
gen fem itGrferes Iraument ms Selb
81 fiibrcn ipuBtcm als ben Sinipeis
uuf Die idlarfen WnBnn6mcn Der He>
gierlln9 gc9cn ieben &crInd) idlimner
llnoronln9en, nno Die iddnblid)c 8es
bdliptung, Die Hcgieruns brennc bars
dllf, o Den @ciucbrcn geeen Die
Streifenbcn @ebrnlrd al MAIDEN.
Sns lpnr bicsmal bic @iirbc unb Sis
Siplin Der So5inlocmofrnten. unb bos
NIT lallc nan cnblih cinnnal Die &elt
in Hlthcl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
Die SePmlfraes 1T ,iIanitsba.
Garabiihe Satbplttcm iiun, neil tic
uiht prganiiicrt limb, bic Scntc
Der S%rangemet.

Ser hpd,lp tic 6crr @r5biid)of bon
81. Snniface bat etuc!l 6irtcnbrici crs
lal'cr, in meldlem CT ilbcr Die Der
huubllln9cn bcrid)tct, Die felt cincnl
Sabre I'M @ause parcn, Inn cine IN
ctipo fiir Die aotbolifcn n%nnebnnb0rc
@nirn9 Der Sdrulfrngc, lei cs upil
Sciten Der 8cgicrltng, lei cs bon
Sctten Der @innipcacr Shu!zGpms
miiiipn (Sdppl 3parh) bcrbci5ifiibz
rcn. yeioer hoben ii@ 'bici %erhcnbz
lllngen att Dicic5 YRal oils crfolllus
cr,picicn: User Der Sud)c ticfcr nuf
bcil @ruub 9cbt". ldlrcibt Die yyScits
Gnnnba", urtuB nisfinocn, boB Die
Sdlulirogc id)licBlid) lpci,iets an benz
bGicn @ifIcn bieIcr opCr iencr politiz
idIcn Rartci lfeitert. innocrn 5llleBt
uu Dem Der gcbcincn @eIclid,niten,
Dor Nlem Der S%rangcmen. Is lit
cine Sbutindc, DAB cine adn5c InSnbl
D Scneu, Die mir aotbolifen Wnnie
TOBIAS bis jest dis unIerc pplitiidIcn
Sreunbc angciebcu ba6cn. bel Der
Iesten Sibung Der Scgislatur lid gc@
lpeigert baben, cine @~cIcbporlaNc cina
5ubrin9crL burh Die Sen &atbolifen
Sepnratid)ulcn geipdbft iperben lolen,
einfad) auf Den @runb bin, ncT Tic
Dor Der 8abl iid i6ren prangiitiihcn
W0blern perpflihten muBten, nid)ts in
Der Sdulfrnec 6u @unitcn Der &otbo@
lifen 81 tbltn. &erBeben3 ipcrben mir
besbalb ms an Die cine pbcr onberc
politiihe Iartci onflammern III Der
Soffnung, baB tic ms cine nnnebms
bare 2niung Der S6ltlfrasc %pcridaffcn
fperbe. 80 lon9e sic Sran9ilten iid)
riibnen fonnen, bab 5ebntnuienb
Srangcmen Die YropinS Wanitoba re-
gieren, 10 lauge brnud1en mir lpeber
bon Der einen nod bon Der anbcrcn
Sdrtei ettpos 6l erlpartcn. @ir limb
unb bleiben chen Die Seutc Der &C.
beimcn @eieQihaften, bis baB mir uns
linen nls cine ~9eeignete uub gut orgne
niitrte W2adt entae9cnitellen unb ibncu
t6alt gcbieten fonnen. @uf Sas pciit
benn audi Der @err @r5biid)of in ieis
nem Sirtenbriefc bin, ipcnn er ia9t:
"8ir boffen, baB Die aat6olifen un@
ierer Gr5oio5eie lire Yiliht erfemncn
uno it'd entid)ieben einen. itnt Die Gc>
gieruug baSu at %brin9cn, bnb iie ms
Gcre6ti9feit ipibcrfahrcn ldBt." @a5
mill 8ns n6er anbers beibcn ais: bic
antbolifen miiiicn it'd in fatboliid)c
Sereinc, pon1oelid in eincn 9roBen
8erein 9ruppieren, INN 10 nit pcrein>
ten &rdften porgeben gu fonnen. @eitn
9ns 9eifeben fDnnte, Damn pdrcn mir
bier in Hnnitoba alcin i'm Stanoe,
Den 10000 S~rangiiten cine Dtaft ent>
g~egen6uieBen, Dor Der Tie Die 8aifeu
itreden miiBten. @enn iid ms nun
nod Die iibrigen Sropin5en nnIdlies
Ben, Damn iinb mir cine Mndt in Ga
naon, Die in alien erpBen Sra9en ibr
entiheioenoeS @ort mit5uiprehen
hat"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
mas Sic Grmit,p erislemne
einbrimet.

Sm louicnben SisfnIiabr BADEN
nie @~lnheegerihte @clbftrnfcn I'M
8eiammibcirnge o S15t,957 sc9cn
Fruits peacn &erlcsrng Der Cher
man sftc %pcrbanat. &cbr els Sipci
9rittcl Der 100000. bic bon DEM
GonareB iiir Sruits Werfolaunaei Gilss
acictt lpurocn, linb bcrnrt alio ipie.
Der cingcbrhdt lporbcn. SoIgenoe
Stroicn murbcn pcrbdnet: nGpeitcr
Srofc Srnit" $Sf.b00. Bath Cub
Srnit" S51,007, .Yortlnnb Gre %rus
bucr WerdJauts Grdnngc" $3.50.
~Nntionnl Gnlb &egiirer" $4,000.
Games Y. Ynttcn. Cotton |ool".
$1,000. uuh Die @unter IininN 60.
bon &cilinaton. Sans. usb Die Wlnd.
pcll @til & Glcpntor Co. Son @fads
lpcll, Gid, $4,000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
5atmar,tc ntiiffen iiets Al, iRre
Snseisen kalten.

@enn gucr 3abnnr8t anSci9t:
.Seetb crtrnctcb ipitbout pain, 10
mIlB CT aud, mirtlid) nuf id,mcr5lpie
@eiie 3dbne ~beraus6icben tonucn obcr
Sbr fonut i'm Dor @crift lnocn laiicn,
- M db bcn fpmmenben Giertcn Suli
irgcnoluo I'M Stantc Splpn. Sn Dem
nclIcu @cicBc ipirb bcm 2ubnarSt bic
Si3ens cnt5ogeiI, fpenn CT fnlid)c Surs
itcllul9en in ieincn In8ci9cu mndlt.
End)hem ibm Die Si6cns cnt5ogcu NOR
Den iii, mudli or iidl elmer @eIctcss
llebertretun0 lhuloig, iueuu CT cinen
3ubn nit ober id]nlcr5lo5 81 6icbcn
it'd gctrnut,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
Sarnten anf N6sablmns.

gincn Tlan CUR Meinberlne Ser
5beIeruns, inbem man arme 2ertc
nuf Die Sarnnen id)idt. bilbet cine
@orlngc bes Heprdieutanten 8infaib
o Nebrasta CUR Sfaifnng elmer
Nationalbeborne fir I%niicDler, nit
Dem @icez Yrdiibenten als G~oriisenz
Den unb bent Sdlasamts Sctretdr nls
S6abmeiiter. Sic Seborbe ioQ ais
Sruitec fir geipiQi9ungen bes Gons
gre'les nro Sd)enfirneen bon Iens
ihcnfreunoen 5lint Infaufe BON Sars
men funeieren. Sic Spnos iolen in
Sarnnen in alien Sbeilcn bes 9anbe5
nngelegt iperbcn. Die on piirbige
&eute perfouft perben. benen niht
mebr ais $1,000 our Ieriiiguns
iteben. Seine Snrm ioa mebr DIS
$4,000 toiten. Cine Insablnna
ipirb bon Dem IniiebIer nift pers
lnngt, bod mll6 CT in BEN eritcn brei
Sabrcn gerbeiieruneen i'm @ertbe bon
$500 bornebmen. Sn BEN baraufs
folsenben iieben Snbrcn muB ct Damn
Den aaltfpreis in 9leiden SbeilSabz
lun9en %abtrasen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

~ ircr Der lcitcuocn @cldl0fts~
a.. lcutc BON Slpatolu. Gbila. hot
in cincm @cipr0d nit %afsr
" &crner, Iiilipnor II. Sotpcr
@lceipu, Auoldu ciucr Nb-
tbcilrn9 Der %cr. Stndtcu : Slottc,
Die QcacniY0rtig I'M Clteu mcilt, oieicn
&crrcn gcgcnilbcr icinc fredericksburg
ausaenriidt, baB cs iibcrbuilpt 10 ctlpas
Sibt mic Gin nnl~crifnuiId)cr fotbuliidcr
&ricitcr. ltlb Der Wdnn mar nod,
lncbr critauut porii6cr, NaB icucr Triez
tier nidt Der cin6igc bier in Den %er.
Stontcn lei. Sic piclc anbcrc Sricns
tnlcn tam dildJ CT inter Dem @ins.
brrd, Slmcrifu marc ciu protclta1s
Tides Sanp, cGcu neil sic Mniuyitdt
Scr Imcrifoner. Die CT n1gctroifen
babe, Yrotcitanten lnb bit NiiiiouGsc
cbcnfolls Trotcitantcn mnrcn. Bic
fntbpliiden %Yiiiiipndrc. nit bcnen CT
10 lpcit befaluit mllrbc. marcu ollc
Sran5picu unb Srnnfrcih it Elm
tntboliid)cs Sanb: dtip bic pbigc
S6luBiplaerlln9 iibcr Nntcrifa.
rSilBer mcincr Oiiiion hier in
Snatolp", ifrcibt Safer @crncr,
~gibt cs iieben proteitnnIiife @iiIiu@
ncn bier, meldc ollc bon atcrifnz
nii6cu @eloern m~nterboltcn pcrhcn
uno peiicn Miiiiondre Slnrerifancr uuo
g~ngldnbcr linb. Sbrc 6uipit0lcr linb
nus9c5cihnet olisgcitdttet unb bcrcn
Sdulcn Iuiter ibrer Nrt. And) iinb
Die Iiiiiondre chrlide bartarbciteubc
Dtdnncr unb Srnltcn, nit of ielcn
crerbtcn @p~rrrtbeiIen geeen Die au>
tbolifen. "llniere Gtiliion i'm @c9cn>
tbcil lit arm unb itebt IN @irfli6fcit
in feinem @erbdltniB nit iencn un@
beren. Nit benz ncucm auslanbiid,en
Wiiiiiuns= Scntinnr ST We,p Nprf bnbcn
mir iebpdj Nusiidten fir bic 3nfuuft.
Imerifoniid)c &ricitcr pcrbcn nnd)
China fpmnlcn mn 5lpnr untcrltiiBt
iciten5 Der aatbolifeu Incrifn's uhb
bas 8ert ser Seclcnrcttun9 lpirb NIT
onlcrifnniifcm @ntbuiiasmlls gefor>
bert iperocn. IS lit meinc pcrion@
lid)e W~ieiuung, bab filnf amerifuniid}c
Yriciter mcbr tbiin fonnen, I'M ba5
@olf bier fir Den @lnuben 81 gcfpine
nen oils %5lpan5ig tatboliid,c Yriciter
elmer anberen Station: bcnn bns @plf
lebt bon Der Sbee, bub Die @ereinigtcn
Stanten bas Bette beiibcn, mos Die
Civilization bieten fann."
49,
Sic Spmpntbien bielcr Iinerifuncr
iinb fir Die ncllc Hepublif China nno
Die nnerifaniid1en Niiiionnre orildcn
lid in ibrem Shreiben boffnungspoa
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

5ei9t, bab bort unter bcn ginpdnbes
rcrn tdglid 900 bis 500 Srauen unb
ainber iinb. 9csbnlb lit CO fiir Sns
milien, Die obne Grndbrer ODER mdnns
lidc 8ealciter nusipnnbern. unbebin9t
notbig, idon ppr Der @inidiifung iid)
nit .Iffibopits" 81 periebcn, ooer
aber Die ~~Nffibapits" miiiicn bel ibrer
Infunft i'm 8eiib Der bctrcffcnbcn
Sampfergcielid)aft ODER Der @inpanz
behring's Seborbe iein. Sic Sefpl9ung
bieIes Tntbes ipiirbe piel llnbcil per>
bitten, ba inter Der ae9enlpdrtigen
Serlpnltm9 auf ellis Sslnnb feline
Ienberung in Der ~rigoroicn Surhfiibs
rung Der @inlunnbcrungs9eieBe err
lpdrtct lperben fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

aud icitber iciu SSaiicr cill9eloi'el tns
ben. '5nben bieic Yuftfnmmcrli clld'
nift geniigt, bao duf Scr oouscn yor,
bercu StencrbDrbieite led geiporocut
Sdliff. IN lpcld)es iofort 9iicicnmcnacn
opn @nIier cinbrnngen, iibcr @ccr 81
%talten. 10 muSten lie ppdb tepirfcE.
rcb aas iinfcnbc Stiff feincslrcge Ills
cuf zen Elebr els 5000 Meter licf
li;3enbcn @rirnb Gerict6. IS follnte
6::tol9c Der Huittnmmern l,tdJ 3biiifa
li'djen 6cIcsen mir dis i'll Die @lcidls
gs.otdpfslagc iinfem iln0 Id)luinumt in
olcler @lcifacpidltslage III Der Iecs
re~Sltr9!nlliA III 8clpiiier Sicfc nit. bis
g nltt @runo acrGtb. @ic lief cs
ltllt, lam 1atiirlif uift a~ngegeben
'uerpen. Gbcnioipenig baber audi. 100
IS allf Grunb Neratben iuirb. Ibcr
Gbnllde Torgdn9c iinb Idon friiber
Sci Shiffsfataitropben heobod,tet iporz
oen. Gs lpirb baraui peripiejeu, baS
Dor nidt 81 LANCER 3eit bas @rad
eines lpeit nraiiben i'm SSean geiuries
men S6iffes nnh Sabr ltno Saa al,
Der Weftfiiite Srlano's amfaefunSen
9as 8rnd trar. inbcm es
mn BIG srr Observation-Disclosures liant,
pom @olfitrom tpeiter eefiibrt iuorpen.
bis cs dnI @r,lnb acrietb. 8ans
gleid) lam es nit hem @rad Der
uSitnnic" Gcbcn unh eS sebGri iomit
mad, Der llcberseusuns Der ensIiIhcn
@elebrten Drrd,aus i,idlt in bag @e,
Der llumnogiihtcit. haB has Mielen,
iprad - pocr, iuenn es barii. eiil SheiI
Dapon - emit irge,lbtpo an Gtrano
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
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