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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08

ton in the English language, and certainly second only to Henry Es- mond.'' Reade was born 100 years ago today, June 8, 1914, in Ipsden House, Oxfordshire. He was educated at Oxford. and at twenty-nine was called to the bar. but he soon aban- doned the legal profession to devote himself to literature. Like many an other genius, he had a difficult strug- gle for recognition, and in 1851, after he had been writing more or less for a score of years, he drew up the fol- lowing account with hterature:"
 ''Item-My family had brought me up and educated me till I was 16.
 t.Item-I earned. my demyship at Magdalen College. IS pounds a year, at IT.
 -sItem-At 21 I obtained my fellow ship, beginning at 25O pounds per an- mum and ultimately rising to f650 pounds.
 ..Item-Eighteen years devoted to the study of dramatic art.
 Now let us see what have gained for this outlay:
 .'Item-.Ladies' Battle nil.
 'Iten-.Masks and Faces. half of 150 pounds.
 sItem-From Bentley for book of Peg Wofngton.' 30 pounds
 'sIn all 105 pounds. That is to say, about half crown a week for eigh- teen years-not enough ito pay for pens, ink and paper, leaving copying and shoe leather out of the question.
 This s'account with literature,' '' which now appears as an indictment of the literary tastes of his contempo- rarfes, was sufficiently d1scouragtng, but it did not daunt Reade- He con- tinued to write, and ten years after drawing this .'account'' he gained im- mortality and a fair financial recon pense from the publication of '"The Cloister and the Hearth.'s
 During that long period of struggle and disappointment Reade was often driven to the verge of despair, and once he said:
 .sGreat God. had 1t not been for the fe1lowship which. though il bound me to celibacy, preserved me from pauperdom-and a mother generous help I must have been in the workIouse or breaking stone on the highway"
 Most of Readess first literary efforts were in the dramatic field. Hiss Masks and Faces was produced on the stage by Mrs. Seymour, a famous actress of the period, and she it was who Suggested to Reade xhat he re write the play as a novel He followed kthis advice, and Peg Womneton,' = the novel which first made him known was the result. Christie Johnstone, another play, was then turned into novel. Reade considered these mere DOE DO1lSTSs-4 however ana cOnLlnue1 ] firm. in his allegiance to dramatic ar1 until 1855. when an expose of the cruelty of the governor of Birming ham jail led Reade to study .prisoI conditions. These investi gations in to the horrors of English prisons in. spired s'It Is Never to Late to Mend. which became very popular and mad, ] a small fortune for the author. Unti his death Tn London thirty years agt Reade devoted himself to writing f1c tion, but his taTi1e CIoisfer and tn, ! Hearth. = is so far superior to his oth CT works that he will doubtless gC down in literary history as a lone book author
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08

NOM JOF1NSON IS dean Dub Ills NASuOliA Soo0
 marching on. The city of which ne was mayor not only has made success of three cent street railway fares, but success of three cent electricity for household use-
 The following special despatch from Gleve-. land to the Boston Herald tells the story
 caeveIand June 6-Cleveland able to prove s-cent nght just she has shown that csnts IS sasd by the latest report municipal lighting esoss that in May 1918. 7a cents in 'Aas me figures for May dsptove made hnrsy the National Ilecic Light Az. s-ozasnot pay. They condemned cent light and pre- ssrs Is aopaoubt thst light going to be sacref said lsnting SonanaS .,ri1se 'e h ohay one Subsidiary plant in not oniscuf consale-s pills than half but
 sT s2 lssu rr mere vre M have the big s2.ooo,ooo p m P For Is enlHe q ao 'e tke % satiepay Dover tae.retUrns from this will add to our anc0ne nrse
 Johnson spent his life in fight with the streetrai1yvay monopoly, of Cleveland He dleds hr<5Eveu in fortune though not in spirit, just as
 But he left greater victory than the mere material success would have been. There re- 4nained to take his place the strong ardent, sim eere men whom he had trained into consel- ousness of public duty, who took up the fight where he left off, and who are reaping where
 Cleveland is not benefitting herself alone but her trained administrators and technlclans are benefitting other communities
 They are teaching all over the United States the truth about the benefits of public co-opera- fion which have been learned in Cleveland's s school of political and social experiment
 At this moment Prof. Bemis who was one of Tom Johnson's ablest assistants, is assisting the public utilities commission of the district of Columbia to bring the public services of the district into obedience to the law
 Prof Bernis is directing a valuation of every utility in the district. gas electric light, and trolley transportation. This valuation will be made basis, first for regulation of rates and, second, for condemnation proceedings to take the services forever out of private hands
 Condemnation proceedings will be first di- rected against the trolley lines, and then against Inc electric light monopoly
 Monopoly has proved failure It has suc- ceeded in restricting the use of the commodities in which it deals it's goal ever being small sales and large profits
 But the goal of municipal service is large sales and no profits. The service at cost. cost including the charges for operating the plant 4 sum to pay for maintaining the plant, g sum for extension of the plant, and the balance to the consumer
 From these lessons of progress Bridgeport may learn which way it's duty, and it's profit lies.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
Ue D m Read e.
 EseGsEi0ha6s A&zY
A Dining Room Suite of a
 Distinguished Period

Sheraton. At first glance this Dining Room Suite, which is an absolutely perfect reproduc- tion of one of Sheraton's masterpieces, suggests the spacious dining room of a colonial house, ancient or modern, with its white enamel paint and few and simple aclornrnents. There are in the group, a round table, a buffet, china cab inet, serving table five side chairs and one arm chair
 The color and finish of the wood proclaim Sheraton; there is satinwood ribbon inlay on all pieces, and Oh the table the inlay not only is round the top, but on tn e rim and apron of the table The drawer-pulls on buffet and serving table are of French gray silver, of simple and chaste design and there are drawers of all sorts, deep and marrow wide and shallow. Also there is recess cupboard This is a very classic and refined production, one that will charm the eyes of it's possessor for many a year
 Price S377.5O
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
A TRAINED VOICE.

WILLIAM ROcKEFELLER,S trained voice w never falters when he votes to spend stockholders money but it's ready to kill him ytfleneyer it hears the rustic of subpoena
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
JUSTLY VExED.

7A M AYOR WILSON'S vexation because the MI Board of Education won't spend it's money fast enough is reasonable. What is more annoying to a gentleman in politics than public money that isn't spent?
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
THE CITY BEAUTIFUL

E LECTRICITY at three cents is Clevelandis N twin brother to three cent railway fares How much better these benefits than a million dollar city hall surrounded by over head wires and flat wheeled trolley cars.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
Centenary of Charles Reade, The Novelist, To Be Cele- hpated TodaV

English men of letters will join to- day in paying tribute to the memory of Charles Reades the great novelist whose masterpiece, s'The Cloister and the Hearth.' is held by many to be the finest example of historical fle-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
THIS IS A HARD ONE.

IF A PRESBYTERIAN minister gets six l months for entering a Rockefeller church, how much will a Rockefeller get for en- tering a railroad?
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08

Young Mr. Chambers will probably dimin- ish his calling list that he confesses he gag ged himself to avoid attendance at church fes- tival.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08

The mother who believes that the wet con dition of her boys hair is due to his antipathy aD dirt may be considered to have confiding disposition.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08

Even though newspaper should announce ln ST separate issues that Huerta had been kill ed the day before, some people are so confid- ing that they would keep on buying the paper and believing what it says
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
Price S377. SO
Summer Furniture of Silver Gray Reed
 Exeeutior,aIIy Ioys.rriced

Exceptionally Iow-priced.
 Any who desires quiet gray sitting may gratify that desire with but little outlay ATTnchas and Rockers appear in dull shade of gray most comfort able models they with backs and cushions of gray and dull blue cetone Very good to look at and suitable for porch indoor rooms.
 Chairs, $500, $7.25, $500 and $1O.5O.
 Divans $135O.
 Tables, two sizes, SAYS and $3.5O.
 A group of this Gray Reed is arranged in the first room Fourth n0oF
 Mahogany Service Tables, for the who is her maid. narrow and light weight table Gone could carry if under the afrnl which is intended to stand the hostess, at side she sits at the dining table Amy extra may be served easily plates removed, etc. without the hostess rising from her seat The table belongs Ito period, but wifi combine with Colonial Sheraton suites Price $1O50 RouFa ll791
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08

9'he modern June bride prepares for new dusies by having gowns fitted at the dressmalx- ars, rather than by taking a course of cooking Vyith Mother in the kitchen.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
HOW CAN THEY?

TOW CAN THE directors of the New Haven L1 sue for the return of missing funds Some of them would be suing themselves.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
When lis Time To

Retire, remember these prices. These tires are fully guaranteed, and will give you the best value for your money
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08

Vases and Window Boxes Filled
 JOHN RICK & SON.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
CAN COMPEL RETURN OF
 MILITARY ENROLMENT

Hartford. June s.-In an opinion to Ad5utant General George N. Cole. c. N. G., today, Attorney General ohm H. Light says that where selectmen of towns refuse or neglect to make returns of military enrolment, the tax commissfoner has power under the statute to compel the deIinquent au- thorfties to comply with the law
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
EDITORIAL NOTES

what is 50 rare as day in June2'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
Boxed Robes, White Embroidered

number of Imported Embroidered Robes which are exceedingly attractive and summery looking. The material is a beautiful quality of Voile de Neige and the embroidery is in old blue, pale blue reseda and coral all co4ors which are effective with white
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08

Umbrellas and horsee are dffeerent. No one would call an umbrella poor because it showed it's ribs.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08

ssIs your mamma sick, Benny 2, .Nope. she's III: pops stck-he has to do the cookin'.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08

An Embroidered Robe is9easy to make A Clearance of Embroidered FIouncings
 HaIf-price and less Tn widths 27 and 45 inches, very nice work, former prices.of which were 95 cts $100 and S1 .25 yard. These are not this seasons goods, but are desirable always, and at the low price will prove good investment.
 50 cts. ayard
 Center Enbroiaery seeteR
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-08
THREE CENT ELECTRICITY.

0~OM JOHNSON is dead but his wisdom goes
 marching on. The city of which he was mayor not only has made 8 success of three cent street railway fares, but success of three cent electricity for household use-
 The following special despatch from Gleve-. land to the Boston Herald tells the story
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28

Iaitatton, sic gbegeicse neiter 5u
lodern. 9ieie Isitatior mar benz
fatboliit,en glemente Der Cooperative
Union sdn5fif unannebmbar. ,Hah
elmer ldneeren Sisfuiiion orang Die
oifcnbdre giliefcit bes fdtboltfen
Ginpanbs burh unb Die folgenbe Nes
iolution ipurpe dngenommeu:
SAB oielcs 8eiuh Der enelii6eu
Srauenz8 tlbe nm einen gettrae pon
$4,000 beipiqigt perbe inter Der 9es
binaung, bab lie ibre I9itation 81
@unltcn elmer &enberung Der gbes
9eieee einiteQt."
Die Srnuens 8ilbc perfparf baraufs
bin Die Innnbme bcs 9citroses unter
Der geitelten 9ebinguns. Ser Gin.
iluB Der tatboliid1en 8cfperfidlaftss
llnionsleute bat iif] in Dem Yunfte
benerfbar gemadt, nnb has itatuierte
geiipiel lit cine 2ebre fir bic fatbo.
liifen Bewerfffatts 5 ttnipnslemte in
ben Der. Stnaten, melfe has Ver.
miiden fntholifenfeinbliher Erin5i.
pien in bic Tlatfprm pm Nrbeiters
Srsaniiationen seitatten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
no eekt's kin!?

Sralirig mliB cs I'M unieres @olfes
8eiunbbeit beitelt iein, ipenn man
Dem folgenben 8eriht 9laliben bari:
Sn Der ShtuBiisun9 Der Yiphiater
un0 Yerpendr3te aus 81 Staaten Der
Union nlrben am II. Sill i'll Gbiz
caso. ST., pihtige @ei6liliie in Se5ug
auf Die Haiiens 6p9iene a%ngenommen.
gs purbe brinseno empfobleu, bab bon
Dem iogen. Grammar rab an III ben
offentlideu Shulen setrennte Seruuls
Spgiene selebrt unb Seiratbscaubipas
ten eebalten lperoen, iih @elunobeits>
Itteite alsiteQen 81 lnilen, beuor Iie
Die Seiratbsli5ens erbalten. Or. w.
q. @pnns bon Chicago lit @oriiser
bes Gonlites, lpeld]cs biele GeIolutios
men cinberihtete.
Sic Ier5te empfeblen ferner, baB
Staaten unb Die Stdpte S~rrenbpipis
tGler cinrid)ten. Die nit 2aboratoricn
ausecitattet iiub, in benen Inter
lufungen iiber @eihlehtStranfbciten
angeiteat tuerbeu. Soipitdler fir @es
idled)tsfrantc perhen ebenfalls cmz
pioblen. 9ringenb perlan9t miro, bab
Die IerSte seieslih aneebalteu iperbcu,
8cIhle6tsfranfbciten Den SebDrben SI
meloen, lpie es geseniudrtig NIT anbe@
rem anitedenpen arantbeiten 9ei1iebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
SnSamerifaniieke 3weiss
banfen.

Wie berlautet. miro Die National
Gitp Sant in Rep 9ort, Die befannts
lid inter Den gtationalbnnfen in Den
Yereinisten Staaten Die critic Steuung
einnimmt, in Hio Be Saneiro. Sraiis
lien, unb in 9uenos Iires, Ir9enti>
MEN, Silialen etablieren. Nad Dem
nellen Seoerul Heierpe Gam ipiro Die
@riinonng zines iold)en Sanf5peiges
ieber ganfgeieQidJait geitattet, Die it'd
bn5u peritcbt, in ibr elm aapital Dor
$6,000,000 an3ule9en. gs bcitebt Die
Woelidfeit, baB Die Sem Yprtcr Gas
tional Gitp 8auf, lpenn Die finan>
Siellen Grfolee Der Ner9riiubung Den
grportun9en entiprehen merbcn, aud
anbcrslpo, ipie in 8alparaiio, Chile,
Igentlren 9riinoen fpirb.
Seit langen Sabren bat man Die
Notbpenbisteit. in Glib Imcrifa 8elo>
9eifdfte 81 betreiben, bier in Den Ser.
Staoten cingeieben. unb einige 8anfen
baben lid Jest entidlo1ien, iobalo Die
@%rlau6nib Der Hesierung gepdbrt ieiu
lpirb, NIT Der ginrihtrng bon Sneigs
banfen 81 beginner. Sn Dem Sabre,
bas nit Dem 80. Sllni 1913 abiflpB,
perfauften mir Srpbufte i'm 8ertbc
bon mebr ais $40, .000 an SraIis
lien uno inpprtierten bon bort fertiae
Sabrifate, beren Sptallpertb iid auf
$120,555,000 be3ifferte. In arsen>
tinien p%ertallften mir fiir $50, 1914, 900
uno importisrten bon bieier Gepublif
fir $26,S63.000 ipdbreno unier
@rport mad Chile auf S16,076,000
berefnet ipltrbe linb uniere @infubr
BON Chile iih auf $27,655.00O belief.
SennoG tpurbe bas SanfselhGft in
Den cpmmer5ieuen @entrcn bieier
Sdnber bon ben lofalen Snltituteu ober
Den europdiihen Sduiern m%onopoliiirt.
Sas amerifaniihe @clo mar in ben
g%enannten Stnaten 5iemlid unbetanut,
oenn Die Saafen fiibrten es MIR fir
geringfii9ige Sransaftionen, unb audi
babel NIT u~n9ebelier bp6en @efiels
raten. Cine %eritdnbigun9 in bicier
Siuiidt Sipiifen Den I~creinigten
Staaten unb ienen characterization
Sdnbern lit in Den leBtcn Sabren be-
reits in Die @ese eeleitet, uno man
bofft 5uperiid)tlif, baB Die groiinung
pes Tduamo eaanols peientlid, 5ur
Sciierung Der beitebeuoen @erhGltniiie
b~eitraaen miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28

oeine Grobe bescuseu Die erbabeneu
Scrse uno Die iippiscn Sluren. 2anb
Der Wuubcr burh Die uralte 8ciittung,
beine &aiier baben iih bobinseopierr,
I'm Dem Tolte Die Scrrifaft al iiberz
luiien. 2. Sas Iolf bat Die bohite
@elpalt. 60 BADEN es id,pn aoniutie
unb Wen9tie selebrt. llno id)on in
Saps unb Sifuns uralteu Seiten out
man es Dem @plfe alio pertiinoet. Gus
%oIf cntbdlt fiinf Stdmme. Die gius
belt Der flint Stdmme itebt iibcr ieben
Strcit. Sann lit China uniiberipinos
lid. 3. gntipidclt Die 8cidtbiimcr pes
2anbes, perbeiiert Den 2auobou uno
maht has @olt gliidlif. G~rSicbuns
unb @eiittung iinb Die srube Grruns
9enihaft. Der Sabrbunberte. Iae
Siirger iino 9leif, pcnn aonfutic uno
&en9tie baben Die eeieai6aitlide
@leitbeit selebrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Das yHeett" Ser Sabrieanten.

Gem Sapen. Gpnn.-Eie 5us
itdnbige &dmmer bes itaatlid,eu Sbers
scridts bon Connecticut bot entihies
Den. baB Der @erbanb Der Sutidbri>
tanten bcreftiet lit. auf @runo Der
Nebenseieee Der Organization feline
Mitslieoer 5u 8IuingenL in Sdlen bon
Nrbeiter : S%treitiefeiten 3uiammen5u>
balten unb Die Sprberung Der noffc>
nen 8ertitatt" 6u e%r5pinsen, falls pic
Witglieoer bcs @erbanocs eineu oies>
be5ilgliden Seihlub 9efaBt baben.
Die gntidleibung wuroc I'M Sale
Der bon Der Iiioeiateb Sat Ianuiacs
turers geeen Die @airps lluteipt 60.
bon Bethel oils Yrobeiall nnbdn9is &C.
madteu ala9c abgesebcn. 0as
llnterscriht bate 81 @uniten DER
tIdgeriifen Yortei sur 3abluug bon
$4,000 ncbit 3iuieu ppm 10. Suii
1900 entihieben, uub bieies llrtbeil
purpe BON Der p6eren Suitan5 auis
redterbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Die Sraettraten' Sraee.
lG. s. g. q

SAB Die Sinan6s SepreIiion oeS
Sabres cine fiinitlide lit. miro pom
8aibingtoner 9orreiponbcnten elmer
Gbicogoer 3eituns lpieberbolt. Sie
@ntiheibun9 Der Spiihenitaatliden
Sanbelss 9pmmiiiipn pirb ba5 @eiuh
Der G%ilenbabnen Inn cine fiinfpro5enz
tige grbobuug Der Srahtraten nblebs
ilen, dber nah oemIelben @epdbrss
manu- cine @rbobrn9, Die 5ipiiden eil
nnb flint Sro5eut pariiert unb pielz
leiht auf 9ommuoitdten, bic inter Dem
&pitenpunfte transparent perben. be-
piaisen. Sn 8e5us aIf bas. mas Die
Sommiliion iiber Die Serldiporung
bon Seiten Der ~9iienbnbnen Iagcn
pirb, fiigt bericlbe @elpdbrsmann bel:
gs miro se5eist lperpen, pab Die
SranSportations : 9elelldlaften abb
lidtIib bieie Na55ia auf baS Snblis
tum in S3ene iesteu. I'M Den rieiigen
WerbinSlidlteiten gu %be9egnen. Die ne
contrabierten uno aus benen oas Sanb
feinen Sortbeil ee3ogen.
@s Dirb %nngegeben fperben, baB Die
Nftien unb Bombs auf cine Sobe 9es
trieben ipurocn. auf Der elm peiterer
3nidlng unmoglid, mar. unb Die
8abnen Johann in Die Sanfcn gingen
uub Soften aui tur5e Sermine biscons
ticrten. IlS tic lid nrBer Stonpe
iaben, ipeiterc Gnleiben an MAIDEN, be-
%iannen Tie ii9 auf cine @etbope. Die
Gommiliion BUR &atencrbobuns gu
5pin9en.
Sic besaben iih Su Den Sanficrs.
tbeilten linen ibre Gage nit unb err
munterten lie, eiuen Srud ouf Die
9onmiiiion alsSuiibem sic buten
G%urporationen uno Mnoere. nit
beneu Tic 8eihdfts : Gerbinbunsen
batten. an Die Gommiliion 5u lhreiben.
Sic peranlaBten Die Snnteu. ibren
&unoen IN iagen. Tie mohtcn iid nit
bieier Gommiiiicn ms @inpcrncbs
men ieben unb bicie aunben aui Die
Notbipcnbi9feit bobcrere Srattraten
iiir Die Sransportations : 8eicaihdis
ten ouimertiam 81 MADDEN.
60 murbe cine cnbloic Settle &C.
i6aiien uno Sauicnbe bon Srieien
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
uie Sreimaarer rssieren.
(spsSiea fur oisis seitums.)

Nli9enblidlid berriht in Der iiibz
amerifuntihen 3epublif llrual.ci Der
ianutiidite Intis Gleritalismus. Sas
@r5bistbum Wontepibcp (gegriinbet
1S4S bon Bins Dem Neuntenl lit lett
%. September 1908. felt Der Graz
biihof @isr. Soler itarb. unbeiest gcs
blieben. Sic Shlpieristciten. Die Die
8csicrung bisber gu ifaiicu puSte.
bat Die Hcrbciesling p%crbinbert. Scr
Sl. Stuhl bat cincn Ibminiitrntor in
Der Herion bcS &eibbiihois Iigr.
Soler's, Der 5u9leid Die @crpaltuus
Der 3lpel bon geo Dem Srei5cbnten
neu ciuserihteten 9istbiimer Nelp
uno Baltic, Die e~benfalls obne Siid0ie
iinb. ilber iid bat. Der scsenipartiae
Srdiibent Soit Sattle. lit o 81
y mcrituner; bieier @r3ireis
mailrer bat Silm nid,t 9crin9cn Stous
neu BON gauS Imeritu Der &ammcr
eincn @cicBcnrprrf porgcleet. mclder
Den srcapriunihen Salem
nb hafft uno burh ben
repnblitaniifen aalcnbcr ben cbcmuls
Die frnnSoiiid,c Hutipnul sIeriammllna
annnbm, ericet. Der nellc 3alcnber
idafit ale relieioieu Seitc ob uno
iilbrt babel cine 8cibe biir9crIihcr (l)
Sciertn9e ein. @an mirp ia ieben. Oh
Die admmer etncs gunS fntboliihen
Sanhes pie llruguai. oiricn ionpcrs
barren @eiescntlpuri annimnt. llrus
suai SGblt 1,250.000 @inppbner. has
BON linD 20 Yrp5ent Iuslanoer, be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28

belt. Vile Ienifeu erfennen, ipie lie
es niemals 5upor crfannt baben, bab
bel 8utes entiteben mub, tpenn Die
ireunblid 5uiammen fpmrnen nno lit)
segenieiti9 better fennen lernen. Sas
bette Wittel, bieien Sped 81 errcifcn.
limb Die briiberlihen 0ereine unb es
gibt feinen Wann, mag ieine Stelun9
nod 10 bod ooer niebrie iein, Der feline
@eleeenbeit bat, lid einem iolten
Ycreine anSuIflieben. Die ~fatboliId)e
Stride NIT ibrer %unsebeuren Srganiias
tionsmaht bietet ibren Iitoliebern Die
@eleacnbeit, lid briioerlihcn Gereinen
an5uiGlieben, pelhe 9eiitlihc, mora
liide unb Io5iale @prtbeilc, 9ranfens
mteritiiBuns nuo finan8ielle Siilfe fir
Die Samilieu unb Ingeborigen peritors
bener Iitglieber 5u @ebote itellen.
Sernrtige @ereine forbern Die Woral
uub Die gauge Meni6beit."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
tiidesf Sibmamriee ipriet9t.

Iui Dem gonpent Der Staatsfoberas
tion bon Yenniplpnnia gu erie ipradl
ebeniaIls @iifof SiBmaurice bon erie.
Or befla9te babel Die bel 10 pielen
Nerionen berrid,enbe @leid9iiltisfeit
seSen Die 8elision uuo betonte. baB
oic fatboliihe Stride ben offeutifen
Sdllcu nictt fcinblih eeiinnt ut. aber
DEN @runoiae ncrrrete. ba6 He[igion
inl gr5iebniIg bon einanoer nid,t 9es
trennt tuerbcn founen. Nut iprad)
Der 5err Siihoi bic InIid)t aug. baB
er es nidt ais flua anlcbc. baB gius
,fpanberer, Die iih in ben Hereinafter
Gtaater nieoerIaiieu. beionbcre 9olos
nien biloen, III beneu nit Musihlub
DER amerifanii&en Sbeen ole @es
brGuhe pes 9anoeS ibrer @eburt aui.
redt erbaltcn perben. Sas mag gut
eenilg fiir ben Infaus iein. aber bicic
&epfloaenbeit iolte ni6t oauerno
bleiben, ba &merifu aus alien moas
Iid,cn @olfern 6uiommeu9eiebt lit,
fpeld)e 8uiamunen bas amerifaniide
Golt bilben iollen. Serner tabelte Der
Serr @iihof bns @bei6eibungsiibel,
Die @%cpfIoaenbeit Der Yroiciioren
nlander GoQess uno llniperiitdteu. Die
Meli9ipn 5u miBad,ten unb ilber bns
Seim bohit 9eidbrlidc 9ebridbc uors
autrasen. 9nnn frhr Der Serr Siihof
tort: .@s beitebt Jest cine bic gnnsc
2elt umfaileroe Supc0un9 nad, Gius
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Sarnner tpellen Sakn sar See
i~SrSermne Ser Grnten.
bauefs.

Sort &orsan, Colo. -, Sic
@rnten in Den oitlihen Counties bon
Colorado iinS beucr 10 reid,. bab Die
Sarmer iie nitt beforbern fomcu.
Sic baben lid, an Die Seamten pcr
Burlington Sabugeieaihait nit bcm
Griuten geiuauot, ibnen oltc Sdiencn
unb ShlpcIlen gu I~iefern. iohab iirrics
Sabn ilbcr Die Srairie lcacu toncn.
bic bel ct. Sraneis, Sans. cine, ,tirse
Stredc ~icnicits Der pitiifcn @reuSe
pon Colorado nit Der S~urlinatons
Sabn pcrbunbcn perben ioa. -