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was brief and came as a shock to
hosts of friends in this town and
among his political acquaintances in
different parts of the State.
Mr.. Fellows is survived by wild
ow formerly Miss Deborah Swan, by
a daughter Mrs. Bruce White, and two
grandsons, Bruce and James Fellows
White. There is also a sister Mrs
Lucy Philbrick of Skowhegan.
The funeral was held Sunday at 5
p. m. from the family residence, a
large concourse of friends attending.
Flowers in abundance were arranged
about the casket yoicing silent tri-
butes of love and respect for the de-
ceased. Prayer was offered and
scripture read by Rev George Mer-
riam of the Bethany Baptist Church
and an appreciation of Mr.. Fellows
was given by Rev. Theodore Halbert
Wilson of the Island Avenue Congre-
gational Church. The remains We're
inferred at the South Side Cemetery,
where further ceremonies were con-
Quoted by Rev. Mr. Wilson. The pail
bearers were business associates and
friends as follows; DR.. H. c. Tag
CART, John w Fogler, J. F. Oak, c. r.
Cook. John r. Mcclellan and E ~
Merrill
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LAKE WESSERRUNSETT

The groves and shore especially
near the theatre and Inn Satur-
day were the scenes of a
gathering OF many people.
Skowhegan Military Band fur
uished music and the regatta of the
Wesserrunsett Motor Boat Club was
one of the leading features of the cele-
bration, The first of the boat races
was d mile match race. and while
there was a large number of crafts
entered there were only five contest
ants Both classes were started to-
gether with the result that Horace
Reed won first prize and A. r. Jewett
second in Class a while in Glass B,
Felix Ramm won the first prize and
James Gilfllan, second
In tie Block Race, in which there
were ten contestants the boats left
Lakewood wharf together at d
signal and in the search for the cubes
which had been distributed about the
pond Herbert Griffin won first while
the Ariel the property of the Somer-
set Traction Co., brought the second
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1866 when change was made In order
that he accept the Cashiers position
at the Second National Bank, which
has since become the Skowhegan
Trust Co. His work with this house
began one year after its organiza-
tion and continued until June 1911
when he resigned after As years of
obligng and faithful service.
During the year OF 1912 he was
engaged in the stock and bond busi-
ness having an office on Water street
but this he eventually gave up as he
was away for some considerable por-
tion of the time, acting as cashier in a
Waldoboro Banking institution. In
November, 1912 he was elected to the
office Of County Treasurer, position
for which he was admirably fitted. His
long period of years in the banks hal
made for him large list of acquaint-
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DIFFERENCES TO Be
SETTLED
Between Villa and Car :
rama
by ii Satisfactory Arrangement Ac-
cording to Villas Statement. Wash
ington Officials Encouraged

The Mexican situation has seemed to
quiet down considerably and reports
received at Washington Tuesday serv-
ed to encourage officials of the Wash
ington government and Constitutional
ist agents
While no official dispatches had been
received by agents of Carranza rela-
tive to the settlement of the Consti-
tutionalist internecine affairs, a mes
sage was received from General Villa.
addressed to the American agent.
Felix Summcrticld in which Villa de-
clared that the Torreon conference
was progressing satisfactorily and
that all differences between himself
and Gen. Carranza would be settled.
Later, information direct from the
scene of the conference asserting that
terms OF settlement had been reached
were generally credited in Washington
and it vas believed, the adjusting of
these affairs would be followed by a
decision in the near future on the part
of the Constitutionalist generals as to
the invitation of the Mexican media
tors for their representatives to Ii
with Huerta's delegates to discuss
MeNico's internal affairs.
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SOMERSET AUTOMOBILE
ROAD BULLETIN
issued for the First Time Tuesday BY
the Somerset Automobile Ass0cia.
ti0n

Ihe Somerset Automobile Associa-
tIon issued Tuesday the first of their
automobile Road Bulletins which
states the conditions of the roads from
Skowhegan to different parts of the
state These bulletins will be issued
as often as it is thought advisable to
do so and will be posted at the differ
ent garages and at the drug store of
Sampson & Avore. All automobile
owners or drivers are requested to as
sist in the arranging of these notices
by telephoning either the Skowhegan
House Garage or Hackett & Witham 8
Garage of any road condition, the same
to be posted for the benefit of the ira
vcllers.
The following are the adyices of
the first bulletin:
Middle Road to Waterville is more
desirable at present as streets of Fair
field Village are up.
Road frcm Skowhogan to Hinckley
on East side of River now plowed up.
West side good
Road to Athens by Malbon's Mills
good. BY way of North Avenue very
rough.
Road to Bingham by way of Solon
past Twelve Corners bad from Lake
wood to Solon Good roads from
Bingham to Skowhegan on Embden
side by way of Madison and Lakewood.
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MARRIED IN NEW JERSEY
Miss Maude A. Merrill and Robert
Franklin Bratten Welded

Cards have been received here an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Maude
A. Merrill for two years a teacher in
the Salem, n. J. High School and
Robert Franklin Bratten Of Princess
Ann, Maryland. The ceremony was
quietly performed in the Methodist
church at Salem, n. j., the bride be
ing gowned in a blue travelling suit.
The groom is the son of the late Con-
gresham Bratten of Maryland and
the bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Miriam S. and the late Dr. John n.
Merrill of Skowhegan. The couple
are 10 make their future home in
Wilmington, Del where they have al
ready begun housekeeping.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Bratten have the
well wishes of the brides many
friends in this town and vicinity.
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office after the door was closed It
Was nearly l2aa o'clocE before the
votes were all tabulated and the win
ners determined. an unusually long
time being oecasioned by the large
number OF votes cast
Not \ CHARITY
As auuouaeed al the beginning. the
Contest was not a "somthiag-for-
nothing scheme The Reporter
meant that he prizes should be given
as reward for energy and ambition
Tie Reporter did not yaunt itself as
being engaged IN the pleasant task OF
giving away valuable prizes Tor pure
motives Of philanthropy. II was not
d charitable undertaking bur q busi-
ness proposition pure and simple lis
circulation was growing al dattering
rate but there we're yet people who
had not found cut what a superior pa
per the Reporter is and it was for the
purpose of proving that it s the paper
for all the people. printing all the
county news all the time If new and
trae.. not otherwise that the contest
Vas iuaugurated
BY means OF this campaign the Re
porter Will be a welcome visitor come
L. stay In hundreds OF homes not
i.rpfaf,rp reached Hence fht Re
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Der of the community and a sincere
friend to those with whom he mingled.
Mr.. Fellows was born in Nateryille,
October 81, 1887, and with the eXcep-
ton of a period of years between 1890
and 1862 his business life was spent
almost wholly in the vocation Of bank
ing, His career in his chosen pro-
fesson was begun in Skowhegan IN
1862, his first efforts in that direction
being in the Old Somerset Bank on
Madison Ave. He continued business
In that establishment from 1852 to
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ances in Somerset County and this
fact doubtless helped him much to-
ward the election to an Office of such
Importance and trust
For some time past Mr.. Fellows has
been suffering more or less from all
ments which skilled physicians SEEM
ed powerless to entirely overcome,
still at times he seemed to be impro-
ing and at the June Primaries was
the choice of the Republicans, as a
candidate for reelection to the County
Treasurers Office. His final Illness
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COUNTY TREASURER
FELLOWS DEAD
Succumbs to an Illness Covering Many
Months. A Respected Citizen

The death of James Fellows, ex-
banker and county treasurer occurred
Friday night at his residence on
Cedar Street, this city. He was a
man respected in Skowhegan and
leaves behind him as a lasting mem
orial a clean record, bearing an indel-
ibie stamp of honesty and integrity.
Possessed of keen mind enriched by
studous habits, the reading of good
the best in life, he was a valued mem
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JTDGES. REp0RT

We, the undersigned judges. appoint
ed to canvass the official vote Of the
Reporters Auto. Prize aud
Popularity Contest. do hereby state
to the best of our knowledge and be
lief that the Contest was conducted
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To Ny Friends

am genuinely grateful to my
friends for helping me win very sub
stantial and useful prize in the In
Reporter Contest take
this opportunity to thank you all for
your friendship and assistance
MRS. LEWIS THOMPSON.
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Candidate for County Treasurer

am to be a candidate fer nomjo4-
ton for the office OF County Treasurer
upon the Republican ticket Ny work
has been wholly accounting for the
past 20 years and l should hope to
make this experience of value 90 the
people of Somerset if the position
now seek is given TO me shall
certainly strive to conduct the affairs
of the office in a business-lke manner
if nominated and elected.
a. b LAMB
Skowhegau Maine, July g. 1914.
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JAMES FELLOWS
A Gentle Soldier

Fifty years of splendid service,
James Fellows gave the people of this
town and county. Half a century is
long time to ride in the saddle and
serve. 1t is long time to live in the
respect and confidence of your fellow
men. 1t is a long time to sit upright
with eyes and muscles alert to the
duty appointed in these days of fren-
zied finance, ruthless commerciallsm
and love of ease and luxury II IS a
long time to keep ones hands and
heart clean and free and unafraid. He
died in the saddle in active service ike
Continued on Page -
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Notice to Correspondents

Owing to an unusual amount of
work in our printery department it
has been necessary to eliminate many
of the items from our suburban
towns.
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An Appreciation from one OF the
Contestants

Mrs. Mary NJ Dinsmore wishes to
thank all those who have subscribed
for the Observation-Disclosures or sent
renewals for her benefit during the
contest which closed July 9Th
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stores to Close Friday Afternoons

As announced last week all the re-
tail stores with very few exceptions
will be closed Friday afternoon dur
ing July and August
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EUGENE c. TARBOX IS THE WINNER OF
THE FORD AUTOMOBILE
Nearly Eight Msn Votes Were Cast in Popularity Contest
Which Closed Monday Night. The Winner Had
Nearly Two Million, and Leads the Next Highest
by Five Hundred Thousand Votes Hun-
dreds of New Names Added to List

IT, Reporter Office was locked al-
taoaea it vas nearly 1000 before t.e
judges a Lamb. John H Laacast-r
AID George Moore were Civ the
sealed ballot box containing IT, votes
and ballots tao hours being required
10 take care Of the Contestants III the
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under fair and business-like methods
every contestant receiving like treat
ment and il is our opinion that the
Contest was conducted imparually in
every detail. Upon official count of
each vote We find the following nam
ed persons 10 be entitled to the
prizes offered by the Indepeudent-Re-
porter, under the Rules and Regula-
lions governing the distribution Of the
prizes in the various districts
Winner OF the Grand Capital Prize.
choice of Ford Touring Car or 4o-day
Tour of Europe Eugene {. Tarbox
District No l. Votes lq217a5
Winner of Second Grand Prize.
$1,000 Victrola Outht-Haryey (.
Harlow. District No. T. Votes lis. 800.
Winners of District First Prizes. $5o
Gold Watches-N. Lester Shepley. Dis
trict No. l. Votes, 1.1SS.555. Mrs Mary
NJ. Dinsmore. District No =. Votes.
1.011.S15; Fred Rolfe. District No. .,
Votes 1926 Stella D. Hill. District
No A. Votes. 632.145.
Winners of District Second Prizes
Furniture-Lyle S. Moore District
No. l, Votes 12S,590; Mrs. Lewis
Thompson. District No .. Votes POI
49, Miss Ethel Butler, District No 3.
Votes, 124,32o; Miss Katherine Holt.
District Ne. 4, Votes. 344.SSo.
Winners of $1,000 Gold Watches
Linwood G. Frederick District No :.
Votes 2Q5o
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Several typewriters for sale or rent
Very reasonable terms. Independent
Reporter Company.
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Miss Mary Lyons has gone to Port
land and will spend two weeks there
and at Peaks Island.
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| am sincerely yours
EUGENE c. TARB0&
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Skowhegau Maine. July 9. 1914.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Cbef- Re6aktenrs Brief.

$500 Seier 9cbabt. @bcr Die Inter.
lcbincr licben iid bon Den papicrenel
HcIolntionen tduifen. Sroe uIlc,
S~emiibun9cn. HebcrL Shriften, etc.
etc. brddlten mir Is mir a1f Die Cab
bon 1850 2eiern. Sdru1tcr mal
cine groBe Sabl BON Sralen NM
Srocnsleuten, Die Dem S%tautsperbani
ltnb Gcntralz Screin nidt n%n9ebDren
Nep Yorf (Staot) CAB inns 5S7
Seicr, Srooflpn 6S4, gielp Scriep 9s
llrlo Connecticut 10. Scr Heit pers
tbcilt lid auf Den Staat Neip 9ori
unb iibcr Die Der. Stnnten.
Winnings 5eiete bas 9latt MIR Elm
in'trlifttpcs 8epragc, "a CO Elm Sebrs
mtttci i'll Der i~o5ialen Scipegnne bcs
ecntrdlz Tereins fem Ioltc. Ilti
Wcrldn9cn nllrbc Gin unterbaltenbcr
Sbeil ein9eiiibrt. llnicrcn %creincn
unD @cmeinhen CAB man Slus fin
ihrc Wittbcilungen, inbem mar Die
Scitenan5abl o s aGf ~ p%ermebrte.
Ibcr Iues balf nid,tS, Die 2eierSabl
81 pcr9rpBcrn. Gin6clnc Wdnncr
gabcn Iih lpobl ipurdbiih Mtiibe,
Scier 6u befpmmcu; aber Der alien
Grnltcn nbbolbc @ciit Der Seniatipnsz
liliternbeit lpilniht feline 3eitling, Die
Dem Wcnid,cn bon Soft unb @ered)>
tigtcit preoi9t. 9itr llntcrboltuna,
lpcnn aud, cine Sipciielbafte, 10 mad,
Irt bcs .Nefp 9orf Nmcricnn". lit bns
TcrInngcn Der ScBt5cit unb aiid)
n%Ierc aatbolifen brin9en bieiem
&crlnngen Spfcr.
~&ir tennen S0llc, mo @ater,
Spbnc unb 5obter elmer Sanlilic ic
cine 3eitung f~auftcn bcirn 8nnsc 5lir
Irbcit, fpdbrenb Die Wlltter Su Sallic
Die "Ncip Porter &plts5citune". Den
Scroll" pber bas .Moraens Sour
nal" itubierte linb in Der @prbs unb
neutrality-suspicious. betpanbert mar
ipic Elm 9eteftin; aber Stpei Gents Die
@ohc fir Elm belebrenbes fatboliides
Slatt a1s5ngeben, bas 5ubem Der
Sillfe 81 ieiner gnttpidluns beburfte,
lpur 81 piel nerlan9t, bas bdtte Die
Snnilie an ben 8ettelitab 9ebraht.
~Sie oberen Sdidten unlerer fds
tboliihen, beutlden 9epolferhne, bon
Der man in eriter 9inie Mnreguna
lno t%batfrdftises 9eiipiel ertparten
iolte. peria9te aud auf hieiem Sc
biete. SefanntliH lit ia fir Die
meiItcn Der permSsenben unb selebr>
ten Serren Die Heform<S eipeeune bes
Gentrals8 ereins cine Spielerei, Die
S~iebbaberei einiser Streber, Die Ser
@eiitlihfeit biftieren mohten. Sir
iolhe mar bns glatt if,on i'm gntz
iteben pernrtbeilt. Sir @iele mar es
nid)t bod senug, anbcre fanben es
nid]t 9enii9enb popular, giner nit
terte iogar in ben S~rudiebIern cine
8efabr fir Die Ge6tsldlibigfeit nnb
iprad, 2uien ~iiberbaupt Die 8efGbigun9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

6: Terbot Der ~Solbing" s@eicls
ifaften.
Sic Sruit<S otlfaft tpnrbc, chen
neil tic 5tpiiden c6rlpien lnb aes
ntlicnbaftcn @eihdftslcuten inter
idcibet rnb fir lcstcrc eintritt, nit
gcifall alfsenommcu - i'm Goneres
mo I'M gun3cn 2anbc. Sic 8cgie>
rhng lit p%eriobnlib 9eitimmt. ipci[ sez
fpi'le grpbe Sinan5s Sntereiien iidv
bcrcit crfldrt bnben, .frcipiaig" Die
bisbcrige 8cdbeiniefeit auf3useben.
(Sicbc aarrifatur 9. ~ Sie Surdt
Dor elmer nod iflimmeren Sebanbliing
madltc aiis 8Dlfen Sdmner. limb
oicie llmipanblung pirc 10 LANCE ans
balten, ais eben Elm Wann on Der
Spise Der ameritahii1cn Iegieruug
itebt, Der tpeis, ipas er min. unb lid,
bon Iiemanb in icinen @ntihliiIer
beirrcn ldbt. 60 LANCE = unb nur
10 lanec - ipcrhcn unfere a~apitdnc
Der Soffinan5 iid ~budcn" nnb
ofromm" iein. 8ir babcn sur &C.
niise seieben, iuic lie bel Der S6affung
bes 2arifz uno ganf9elebeS @ibers
itanb 9eleiitet babcu bis gum bittcren
Gnbc. llutcr Id)percn admpfcn piirz
Den Tie iiberipunbcn, Iit Der dnecs
fiinbistcn Srult> @eicssebuu9 gcgcn
Die inciuanber grcifenbeu Sircftos
rate fpmmcn mir on bcn SdluB mn
Gditein Der Yriput@ Ionppolc, bic mn
bicie Sireftpratc umm6glid
iinb.
Sic Sariie Hcform bat Der nnlcrifas
niid)en Snbuitrie uub Tolf5lppbliabri
Die Scliclu nb9ciAlogcn; Die @dbe
rings Mcform 9ibt ibr bic @iittcl in
Die Snub, lid 81 cntipidcm; Die
Sruits Neiorm gibt DEM 9anbc oic
luirtbihaftlidc Sreibcit ipicbcr. Son
Der Surhfiibrung bc5 brittcn Sbeiles
bdu9t Die Sorcr unp 8irfung bcs
gan6cn programmes ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

CT icbcr 9cicrl
Nadbcm rvir fiir5lid boz
~ Der ~ dcIuu9 DC
beitcbeubcn fatboIiifcl
TreIc III Den %crcinietcu Stuntcr
plallperten, ge0t c5 ms foit nj,
9 pbnIaden in Ben Sbrcn, pn:
aus Neip yorf beridtct miro. 81
lfeirrt Die be, It ebenbe" tatboliid1(
TrcIIc ltebt iiberballpt nod, II h +
Der bltmpfe Sd,uQ. ocn mir aus Del
Stapt Ncip Oprf bortcn, riibrt ndmlid
bon DEM llmfallcn, D, y. Dem nj +
bprcn zines peiteren fntboliid,cr
@latteS Der: vShe Catholic 8crmans
Nmcrican". @s iheint. mir 5dblen
chen mebr Sdrgc ais @iegen pbcr
rittiger geia9t, Die @iegcn Der fne
tboliifcn Treiie, iinb lcbr DIT aud,
pcren Sphtcnhctt unb Sarg. @ir
lpollen nlio audi Don Scr Gntlpifeluna
Der bel ebenben" Yrciie MIR i'm
Is ! IL II ertonc rebcn. Sizes einnlnl
fol9cnbe Sdbe aus Der y@rnbrebc"
mcld]c Der Hebnfteur bes Che Gath
plic @crmnnsI mcricnn" iciltcm @latte
IN Der lcPtcn Nllnncr hdlt. Or be-
titeIt icinc IIsiaaeu ~Sur Nufflde
run9" unh lpnbrhnftig. hus lit micber
II fldrcnb, pbId,on aud, Der
6crr Mcpaftcur nur cincn Sbcil
Der llriod)c mlicrcr Hrcbs Wiicrc be-
rilbrt bat. Gr id,rcibt:
yGa Ii1b ms perid)icbcrc Sdrcibcu
5uac9nn9cn, in bcrcn pnS 9cbuucrn
ull5acoriidt ipirb iiber ba5 cpcntllclc
Gitaebcn bcs 9lattes. @ir fonncn
Iid,crlid, nidlt nrcbr cnttduid,t fiiblcr
ais bic Sdrciber biclcr Sricic mo
oanfcn bon 'per5en fir Die cblcn
<1oacbungcn. ollie Die Sricic st
b%enntlpcrten, lit Inns unmogIif, uno
mir polcn III folgcrben 3cilen unice
rem Stanpunft 81 rcdltfcrtioen iudlen.
"Sns @riinbungsfapital bes Gath
olic German Imerican" mar flein.
Iber Illfopferling einselncr Idnner
crlnp9lidltc Den Infone. Der iniofern
pielperipredenb mar, ais Gin urs
ocres glatt fir Die bcitiu)cn &atboz
lifen lpcher in Nep Yprf nod Der
llm9ebin9 criitierte. @on ben. feuris
gen Heiplutionen u~nierer S%taatspers
bdnoe iiber Die llnteritiisuns Der
Trele fonnte man ailf einc rese 9e@
tbeili9ung Der fatbnliIden Gereins>
moitner red,nen. Srooflbn bat einel1
Sotalperbanb bon $500 Wann, Nctp
9orf bon 1900. Ser Staatsperbanb
Help Serien 5dblt rilnb 1000 Ntitz
glieper, iener bon Connection. 1000.
Sinb 3uIammcn S,400 fatboliihe
&creinsmdnner. Su3m fommen Die
beutifen &atbolifen in Den anberen
Stdoten lnb Stdbtden be5 Staates
Sem 9orf.
oWent man MN MIR Gin Srittel
pbiger 3abl reHnct, 10 bate man
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

ab, cine fntbpliid,e 3citung gu rcbi.
gicren.
~Nnitatt purd1 gelicfcrte. Irtifcl
oas glatt 5u beberl, luhte mai &c
purh ieihtc aritif Del Inberen bers
nb5u5ieben.
.Sroe nIlebem blieben mir auf benz
Samm. Sic ltnternebmcr bradteu
nelle Spfer, ciniee Sreunoc aus Dem
Srieitcrz unb 2aienitanbe (8ott ie9ns
iic!) balfcn nit, fatbpliIfe @eifdTtss
leute lanbten InSeisen, (gbre unb
Sanf benielben!D, Die eerid)tliden
In5ei9en brnd,ten bas uebrise nnc
10 Ihlcllcn mir bas lebte 8eIhdfts@
inbr nit Der 6offnun9, bab Nun bas
Shlimmite ilberitonben lei.
.Sd berallbte ms Elm neIies @eiet
Der Sdlftc unierer Ginnabmen nnb "a
9leif5eitig cine Irt gebeimer 8iibs
lcrei iih eegen bas Slatt eelteno
mudtc, 10 mar Die Iiisiidt arf elm
ferneres -@ebeiben erlpIden.
rghln ipplen mir mn nod unleren
legalen 8erpflihtungen nahfpmmeil
unb Damn ipirb oas ein3isc beutihe
fatboliihc 8latt Der @roBitabt Sem
0orf unb bnS offisieIe Organ bon
$4,000 fatboliIfen @ereinsmdnnerr
Tetp 9orf's, Sem Scriep's lnb Gonz
nccticut'S 5u Dem 8eipclcnen geboren.
.Surh unier Iufboren pirb Bic
mnno birefteu Shnben crleiben. &ein
@eihdftsmdnn pirb ctfpa5 ncrlieren,
ale Gontrafte iperbcn c~ineebalten ober
5itr 3ufriebenbeit eelpit. aciner ilu>
ierer 2eier, Der bprausbc5ablt hat,
lpirb iein 8clb imipnit be5oblt boben.
Cine anocrc fntboliidc 3citun9 pirb
ibm ms Sdus gcihidt ipcrbcn an
SteIle nnieres 8lntteS.
nSbrlif unb redtid,nffcn lpo0en
Die llnternebmer bniteben i'm geipubts
iein, im Sntcreiie ser fatboliifen
Stride unb Oes fatboliiden Bottles ges
banbelt 81 baben.
D8ir bDren NIT Der Siiblifation
unIeres 8lattes einfah alf, neil mir
fiiblen, bab Spferiinn unb ioeales
Streben uniere 8atbolifcn nidt in
jerem 8rabe beieeleu, pie man es
beim Inblid Der prd6tieen &irden
unb itattlifen S6ulen ertparten
biirfte.
.8ir fiirhten, bab Die 3ufunit fir
ms &atbolifen ni6ts @ites biret.
Ser 3iinbitoff bduft lid INNER mebr.
Cur @esenarbeit iinb mir 5u bealtem,
81 nadldiiie, 81 uniuiuia. Gin
an 3eit, @elb pber Seoucmlid)s
felt fdGt ms 81 bart. 98cbe, fpcnn
Der 3iinbitoff 5llr grploiion tomnt.
Gs bralibt nm einen Siibrer. Der pas
Tolt mitreibt nno uniere airdeu limb
leer, nnierc Shulen bertpiilretl
uWose @ott cs anbers ,~lenfen!
CT bod Das fatboliide Bolt
bnlb our giniift fiibren. pbnc feline
3udtrutbe 9e6raldben gu miiIlen."