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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-07
TRENTON NEWS.
Card Parties and Other De-
lightful Functions Make So
cial Life Attractive at
Trenton.

MIS-. y. M. Long 8 l0VelV Heart
party was one of the principal So
cial events of the past week. Miss
Julia Wise won the first prize,
beautiful pair Of bedroom slippers,
while Mr.. E. A. Crouch carried off
the gentlemans prize, scarf. Mrs.
Longs colors were pink and green.
The delicious refreshments of pis-
tachio cream and ralnbow-cake
beautifully perfected the scheme.
Miss Emily Scbafter the lovely
foster daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wallace Wise, who is in training at
the Valdosta hospital, has come
come to spend her vacation. The
warm reception she is receiving
from her friends, and that means
everybody, evidences the love. and
and esteem in which she is held
here.
Mr.. H. G. Tillman from Green
wood apd State Supt. of Education
John E. Swearingen. Of Columbia,
were welcomed weekend visitors to
our town. They were guests of
Mr.. B. r. Tillman.
Miss Belle Clark from Winns-
boro is the lovely visitor of Miss
Orie Sabe Miller.
Mrs. j. r. Moss will entertain at
cards on Thursday evening, COM
plimentary to Miss Emily Schafter.
Miss Fannie Miller and Miss Sabe
Miller gave a lovely card party on
Tuesday evening, serving delightful
refreshments at the conclusion of
the game.
Master Fred Bryan's party for
Friday evening Is one of the antici-.
pated events of the week.
Mrs. Holiday from Atlanta, Mrs.
Robertson and Miss Rebecca Swear.
ingen from Columbia, Mr.. and Mrs
Howard from Beech Island were ,
visitors at the home of Mrs. Corrie.
Ryan during the past week.s 81
A trio Of lovely girls, Miss Cato.
Miss Cant and Miss Asbil from
Monetta are guests of Misses Flee
and Ray Swearingen.
Miss Ella Mays from South Edge
field has returned home after visit
to Mrs. S. A. Morrall.
Miss Arab Gatlin from Raeford,
N. c., Miss Emma Gretchen from
Lynchburg, Va, and Miss Belle
Printle from Darlington will arrive
early next week TO be the house.
guests of Mrs. j. H. Courtney. In
compliment to these young ladies
and Miss Emily Schafter, Mrs.
Courtney will entertain with a beau
tiful Daisy party on Frid.y eve-
ming.
DIR. Reed Smith and Mr.. Y. B.
Herbert, from Columbia, will lee
ture in the hall Friday evening in
the interest of Get-Together Club,
which is being worked up by Prof.
H. w. Scott. There will be no adj
mission, and every lady is urged to
be present.
Mrs. Ben Jones, from Edgefeld,
was the weekend visitor at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Swearingen.
Mrs. H. w. Scott aas returned
home from visit to Greenwood,
and her friends are happy to have
her with them again.
Mrs. Mamie Tillman and Mrs. J.
L. Minis, from Edgefeld, were
guests of Mrs. F. P. Salter on Tues
day.
Misses Minnie Greene and Helen
Hilton are two very charming vlsi-
tors at Mrs. H. w. Scott's.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-07
FARMING FACTS.
County Demonstration Agent
Gives Facts and Figures of
Interest to Farmers.
Pine Grove Picnic.

Some factS aOOuC Lne econoiHic
and progressive condition of the
county and state which are crafty
inc. to the citizens who are looking
and hoping for better financial con-
1itions. Two hundred per cent sn.
crease in acreage of wheat, one hun
dred and ten per cent increase in
oats, twenty-five per cent increase
in corn, sixty-fve per cent decrease
in debts contracted for 1915.
More cattle and hogs in the conn-
try than ever before in the history
of the state large number of which
are thoroughbred. Two years sago
the writer would see on to 6 horse
farms l to herd of cattle, from
to 8 NANCY shoats raised fronfyFaa a
copartnership sow neighborhood
sire. Colts mule or horse were rare.
Now we see on nearly every farm a
small herd of COWS from 8 tols,
plenty shoats for this winters Mll-
ing, from l to sows, high grade
or thoroughbred sire, mule and
horse colts scattered all over the
county. Do the above facts count
for anything? 1 should say so. The
people have put their heads to work
ing and have put some business
sense in their farm operations. s
The bread and live stock question
is not the only one that looks good
to us. The soil building system is
taking root rapidly, all lands that
hardly paid for the cultivation are
now producing good crops. Cow
peas, soy beans, burr and crimson
clover and hairy vetch are covering
the face of the earth and if the far-5
mers push this system of soil build
ing for two more years with the
same energy they have for the past.
two years there will be a newface1
on all the farms in the county, All
low me to call your attention to Al
few facts found in the annual reres6I
of the demonstration and extens96n'
work of the state for 1914.
Saving in home mixed fertilizers.
Value leguminous plants turned
for humus and nitrogen.
Increase production of corn over
the average Of state.
Increase production of cotton over
the average of state.
Fertilizers brought comparatively
farmers clubs.
Hogs treated for cholera with
serum.
Clover and vetch seed saved. ST.
los built. Fruit trees pruned and
sprayed S2,553,7l0. 70
At cost $4,000
Value added to the state by the
work of the department of agricul
,ure and Clemson college under the
direction of Prof. w. w. Long,
$2,49s,600.70. The producers are
still alive and doing business differ
emily from few years ago.
Please send me your uame if you
have grain to sell or if you want
any fruit trees.
The annual picnic at Pine Grove
school house will be on the 18th
inst. Several speakers have been in
vited and a big and pleasant day is
anticipated. Mr.. Editor you are cor
daily invited and we hope you will
come loaded with big long speech.
P. N. Lott.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-07
GOLFERS CULLINGs::
Young People Enjoy Picnic,
Beautiful Marriage of MIR.
Williams and Miss
Miller.

The young people enjoyed de-
| llightful sociable Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. ]. L. Mil
ler, given in honor of his lovely
nieces, Misses Ethel and Ellie Mil
ler Lanham from Ohio.
Miss Eleanor Thurmond is visit
ing Miss Lucille Hammond.
Saturday was celebrated as the
4th of July. The young people en-
joyed a picnic dinner and fish fry
down at the pond on Anderson
Branch, and goodly number were
invited to barbecue dinner at the
hcspitable home of Mr. Geo. Wright.
The darkies went to the Ma
cademy."
Mrs. T. L. Miller has returned
home from a visit to relatives in
Augusta.
Sweet little Lena Wells is spend
ing the weekend with her aunt,
Mrs. Hugh Gardner.
On Wednesday afternoon at 8
o'clock in the home of the BRIDES
brothers, Mr.. J. M. and E. j. Mil
Ter, occurred the marriage of their
sister, Miss Carrie Ruth Miller to
Mr.. Edward Butler Williams. The
home was beautifully decorated
with ferns, roses, and southern
smilax. Mandelssohn's wedding
March was played by pretty Miss
Helen Dorm, cousin of the bride,
and as the old, but ever sweet and
new notes rang out the bridal party
entered: Miss Eva Adams and MIR.
Halle Wells. Miss Eugenia Minis
and Mr.. Eugene Miller, Miss Mat:
tie Lanham and Mr.. Warren Nor
gan, Miss Sallie Hammond and Mr..
sBoles Morgan, Miss Alma Williams
and Mr.. Preston Lanham, Miss
Rubye Miller and Mr.. Homer Will
liams, Miss Mary Emma Williams
and Mr.. Ernest Miller. Attractive
indeed were the sweet little flower
girls, Lena Wetls and Marion Mill
ler, nieces of the bride. The bridal
pair then entered and stood within
the archway where they were met.
by Rev. P. B. Lanham, uncle of
the bride, and Rev. ]. T. Littlejohn.
Rev. p. B. Lanham spoke the
sueetly solemn words that united
the lives of these two. ''Meditalion''
was softly played while Rev. j. T.
Littlejohn concluded the ceremony
with beautiful prayer. The bride
was attired in a lovely white crepe
de chine, with long satin girdle. 1t
was trimmed in white chiffon over
net and very handsome applications
of rare and filmy lace and pearls.
She carried shower bouquet of
brides roses, tied with broad white
satin ribbon. The groom wore the
regulation afternoon suit
The marriage ceremony having
been performed, there followed a
busy half hour of lingering around
the tables of wedding presents,
which were many and beautiful,
and wasa testimony Of the uffec-
tion aud regard for this young
couple.
Miss Miller bears the mark of
gentle sweet woman, one much be-
loved by all, the ideal of her sis
ters and brothers. The bride chang
ed her dress for a going-away suit
and left, mid showers of rice and
old shoes, for the home of Mr.. But
ler Williams, father of the groom,
where lordly wedding feast was
served.
"Grant them the joy which brightens
earthly sorrow
Grant them the peace which Gains all
earthly strife,
And to llfe's day the glorious unknown
morrow,
That dawns upon eternal love and life.
Little Sunbeam.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-07

Hon. F. H. McMaster. Insurance
Commissioner, says: The South,
eastern now ranks as one of the
leading financial institutions of the
State"
G. M. Mellichamp,
Special Agent.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-07
To Prevent Blood Poisoning

apply at once the wonderful old reliable DIX,
?oRTER'S ANTISEPTIc HEALING OIL, = sur.
gical dressing that relieves pain aud hsals al
the same time. Not liniment. 2Sc. 100
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-07
Griffis Grove Picnic.

1 will give my annual picnic on
Friday, July 80, and the public is
invited. Good music guaranteed, but
no modern dances will be allowed.
Perfect order is expected of all who
attend.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1915-07-07
Tn Cure q Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. 1t stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
E. w. GROVES signature on each box. 20c.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

.mxStebcr Scler -We Ipternnid ub init tpelher or9oniatorHher
Snldnsfett man IN 8eufdlanb Safhr iorst. bB ben Solonten audi Die rittse
getfl9e Nabrln9 geretht pirb, erieben mir boraus. bag lid ldon bmb n1
are9sbe9rnn IN Berlin elm ar6eisausfhub fatbpuher Wereinieuneen our
@srtbehlms bon 9eienpff I'M Seoe mo III aasareten (getin 9 % as,
Nlbelmfrase 81 9e6lbet br bnnf Der ibt ju9egangenen Spenben an
shibern. Set9rrtsn, salsnSerm lnb @sS6ardsen ben Seuiihen srtsern
5ahltethe setrtge Snbesgaber Intermittent tDnntc. 9is Infau9 Nopenber
n9rssn lo,2Oo slder unp 600 9ahrao1ge 5ehidrtteu nnterbalsmosn. be-
lsgrenoen oet ralgtolen Sn1alts, l4oo Sebetbuder, 1OOIb relWo1e Stu9s
bldtter (1O00 9ebets5etel), ferner aQpohentli6 ie $500 D4iHdr. Spnns
tassbdtter pertbcit: Ierner paren 1,64o sasessatunsen I'M abonncnnent
berelt, Die re9eImdBg ourd 8ermittIung ppn 1870 Selbseitlihen on Die
aruspsr nertRilt tperben, ipobei af bic @Hnihe her sruppentbeIc mUsi6t
fndtft senomncn lptrb. NotIrih bat Die taboihc Yrene nht mn nit
sssbpifen aisfs ~ tRun, ionDern bat ibreriits nod pehere anresunsen burh
Sest bic Tueanpcnpurs fir uns in anerita. GrS IN Der seeioree In
Sricbens 5ehen Der fat1olifen Yreie b e I 3 IL / a 81 hirtitc g3ihs
tefet beselest? gerib, niIe fat1olihe Seitlneen imb III ibren 2eirunsen
ninbertrerhis; abr, heIkn epsfopat unb Glerus in ernhiter @eHe e n n
3etunsen, mdhc mtrih 8erttefune nnb Sortihritt befunbsn? oHt man
nirai9 bic 8 inan IT Der ttat5oiiaen 9rsNe erlsittern pier min man
SahIen bent raepDtnlhen Golte" uberaien? |r friiercu nidt, mir
teaen nrr Sra9en' Die gum gaohmnfen nno sur seobattuns i'm Sntereic Der
fatbplihsn RreNe uo beun gnhpideluns oure9en ionen.
Sm Sntereie Der fatbolihen Yrene ub iber gntpidaung.
t. Der GbefzRcbattcur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
Saben mir ciic NreXc in
Der Nanbesipracbe nGtbiQ?

SnbtanoIa, Iebr, ben 90. Sanuar '1b-@erbe Rebattenl @enn
man nh bic 3it nimwt Die 3utdube in SeuhhlanO 5u luhieren, pmb man
bemerfen. bb Die @erarnmse Pdrhi unihdsbae grbet gum @ortbel Geuits
lambs getlan bat. Soear Die So3taIten narsn bisneien ernaunt gu ieben.
mas Die eentrumss Tarei fir Die drneren &lahen setban. &c lit men Neunid
cine ahnlhe Rarhi bier in bieiem 2anbe sn fsben cine 9artei bic CAMS Onrd.
brunsen 1T ION benz pabren Geihe Der 1emofrahe. Damn rirb bhies. aano
elm Setmter Der Yrdperitdt fir ale &Iahen antreten, nie man es nod ME in
enenn aanbe seieben bat. I'm cine ipfe Yarti 81 befonmen, beonri es
fabohi6er sasesbdtter in Der Sanbesprade, Die bheRs 3eI conieauent i'm
ause baben unb perblgem Gerabe lest wdre bic shnhise 5dt fir bic Grim.
hung zines fattOifhen 9agebates in Der 2anbesfpra6e. "She aaboNen
bhies 2anbes ioaten lid redSeita bemubt peroen. bb lie bon 5nsesblattern
anoerer 8IaubensbehnntniRc unb bon Der fnrMoin 9agespreHe betroeet
iuorDcu. imb, beionbers in ben Ieeten iehs Dfonaten. Sic loMen bod mnbe
ien, iolhes 3ems gu lsFn.
8enn unire 8atboftn ireenbpie sri Z a baben. terben lie elm
eeenes 7aseblatt in Der 2anbesiprafe ihaffeu, mo tie ben nahren satperbalt
aaer pidmsen 9inse erfabren. Yeine NnTbt. ns man elm iol6es fatbolthes
saseblat befoutmen fonntc. mill i6 bier ims baresen. 8c i4 .ernebe. Be.
HnteL Inn anfanss mcbrmals per ggohe mo a1mabih tGelih eriteinen sn
fonncn. 8aQs bs senanntc Satt in ieoer SofaIfdt cnsn 9etpHien aeer ober
iRcprGHntonien bate pelter ausiarbe. lpiepieIe 8atbplfen auf EN- fatbolHhes
saseblat abouuieren tuIrben, menn ic!ner bic 9eier Ser ~Tbs Catholic
tribune" bepesi purher. reies Saaeblatt fir Elm obr mehrere Sabre an
bulteu. biz oasflbe auf iehrn Guben ndnbe Sann tpdre CO baS moeidL bab
mir ben pabren Satberhat Der Easeseresntfe in unferem eisenen 9asaatt
pureehiht bfdmem. Damn phrbcR mir nht I'm -antdnbiee sebanbhuns
beteln an s6en braMdrn. @ir tudrsn Saun i'm Sianbe, unisre Meht. su e.
,pinaen, Huenn He rs niht freiplig aepabrt murpen. in hem min eisene
Ganbibateu ms 5Io fenen hhrben 99en Sene. p.I6e unGe senhten
Sobmmsen n1t dnerfennen. Gui bne ggdie toaro.- i'm oH.ntinen 9ebsn
unicres 2anoes uO in misrcr soitt Die rithse trHaIi6e @stanibamne
uno seIumbe neutrality-suspicious. sur Gnerfennuns fomnsn. ST. Der Soifnuns.
|bB Die rx9e 9atbolc Sribune" Nd gu einem Tasesbat aussefrta tana
np nirS, rsrbsibe ih. bOtadtNnsspoaa-- %. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
Ger .9tktator unm NnBlamh.

Ser8cbens perIudbt ole aaiIerin unb
i6re Sdipeiter Gliiabetb Seboropna,
ia io8nr Die 8aiierinz SHUTTER Naria
ben ginflub 6es @robiiiriten' an
breten. Die Rdrtei Der sShnaraen
Slnoert". Die l1Itras HeaftionGren nit
Dem arie9sminiiter Sufomlinofp uuo
Dem 8robfiiriten an Der Spibe. iino
Die Stdrterent SD ipeiB aus einges
pcibten areiien, bab iiG am Soie
inter Der Siibrung Der cripGbnten
Siiritinncn cine Yartei gebilbet bot.
Die finen balbieen Srieoensidlub bers
beifilbreu motts. Sdon fraat mnn
lid III oieien areilen gang often -
natiirlid) fpenn man inter iif III -,
lparuin man Den &rieg nit 9eutId,s
lamb fibre, tparum man iif fir gnas
Lamb ms Seue lego. 9as lit mir BON
Serren, Die i'm Riniiterium bobe Stels
luu9en einnc6men. ,er5dblt iporben.
sic auiierin bat lid. and, auf's
Stdrfitc bcmiibt, .bic bon Dem @robz
%fiiritcn periiigte Nuspeiiuns a[er
Scutiheu ~riidedneis 81 MAIDEN. 9eis
Der perae6ens; Der @5ar 'lolf ielbit. 10
bat mir elm Sffi5ier. Der crit fiir3lid)
aus benz Saiiptauartier. suriidfe6rte.
er5dbIt. t~riessmiibe feiu. @ei isiusm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

in beutider a%duintann. Der leit
( 20 Sabren in ct. petersburg
w anidiiis mar unb 8e5iebnn9cn
81 ben Sofs uno 9tilitdrtrciIen
Hublanp's uuterbalten bat, ut lest,
bon Dem aasemeinen anspeiiungss
bcfebl betroifcn, mad 9eutihlano 5us
riidaefebrt. Or er5ablt Solgenoes
iibcr Die Yorsange i'll 8uBlano:
Ser ciscntlide 9ifiator bon 3uBs
Lamb. Der iiber eiuc unrmitrdilfte
Rad,t perii9t, III bente 8roBiurit
9litolaus Nifolaierpitid,. Or III. Der
Serr Der Gage. unb ein einiad)er Be-
febl bon i6m seniist, UNI @eiese iiber
be, Sauieu 3u perfen. Der NUS
tpeiiunesbefebl, Der am 20. Sttober
erlaIIen nurbe. lpurbe bon Den Be-
borben in ieinem Hamen befannt
9egeben.
I'd iclbit bate banf meiner Se3iebs
unaen aud, nddl Der aric9serfldrnn8
polItommen freies Muientbaltsreht
nno blie6 In unecitortem @crfebr nit
ben 8ertrctern Der ruiiiid]cn Seb0rben
a,no Sffi5iere. IlS ser Iusipeiinness
beiebl lam. fonnten mir ielbit meme
bofiten Sreunbe nift beIicn, oenn, 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

rebmen. gs lit aber Buni6 a(ler
giifDfc obne cine ein5ise ausnabme
i'd femme lie gendu, Inn Sas be-
baupten gu tonnen-eineh dusifliebs
lid merifaniidcn Glerus 6eran3us
bilbeu. Sarum i1rbern lie, mad i6ren
8rdften Den 9eruf fir BEN geiitliten
Stano i'm 2anoe burh cine In5nbl
Seminarien. go baben lie iolhe in
0fertco 9th. 9uebla. 8uandlaidro.
Sdgaca, Nifoacan, 2eou. Guerra
paca, Samoro. ere. Sieie Seminare
tonren NIT Den giiten rnb beiten
europa's Den gersleih ausbalteu. Sn
Gerbinbun9 nit bieien Initalten our
Seranbilbung bon Srieitern bdben tie
Die -coleeios clericnIes" (ettpas dbn>
lides ipic Die frnr3oiiid)en opetitsT
i%eminaires" BON bcren Sfiilern piele
mad nolcnbetenl Stli6ium ms Cent?
mar eintreten. Sic 8iihofe. peldc
feline ci9cnen Seminarc bnben-.es
iinb bcren bod)itens picr-Ifiden i6re
Stubentcn nah ben Seminaren Der
benahbartcn SiD5eien. ober gar mad
Non, Inn lie bort diisbilbeu an laiien.
@ott aletu pcib. tpelfe !Iiiben
unb Spier es Die meritaniiden
airfeniiirlten foitet, nm lire Semie
mare 3r erbdlten, ibren Glcrus dusz
5llbilben mn fir Nafifu6 al Iorgen.
8cionbers lit bicIes Der Safl icit bei
3uare3'ihen a~irdleuraubes in 1857.
! Die rtciitcn bicie5 Seminarien uni
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

tpirS, benefit inlaerhe i~nterefante
Gpiiobe;
Gin Huiit. yu.d ariese in
DemnHIanb ilocrlGlGi mlrcc. er5dbIts
MIR feIbf. er lei in ben 90 ' SnQen
no1 Der axieeserfldrune TO.
pefen in Der Tafne mad gjtr e.
tpntn1en. .Sier hattie ct bel tiaent
DeutiGen Die Iiebeponite Nufnabme
8sfunben, todre feds Dpden perpfleet
ipcroen. bate bon ibm 100 Marf
baares Gelb befommen. lrnb ais ct
mud Hublanb airidfan. babe er
tpabrbsitsesu1d6 Bel Der 8eborSe ans
seeeben. bdB Ct iiber bic 8ehonoIung
IN Oeutihlarb midi 81 Hagen gebabt
babe. .0araufbin fei bereitS ar,
5rpeiten Sage BEL linn cine beborblihe
Solseurhindune no%raenpmrnen tpors
ben. neil er oIs .beutih zfreMnblih"
in ben 0erboht Der Espionage geratben
mar. .Ratiirlid". iagte mir Der
Ruiie, yinge i'd bon Jest ab audi i'm.
mer. bdb i'd ihleht bebanbelt tpurbe.
oenn anbernfaas ristierc ih ia rnein
2eben."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

%n elmer laneeren 3uiarift an Die
III 1refie iiebt iih Or. 8ubaran,
NJ 8eprdientant bes r8irit Gbisi4
~ bet Gonifitutionaliiten : armee,
e%e5ipuneen, sesen ben Cardinal
S'Gonnea nuf5utreten, fpelfer in
elmer ldneeren ertldrung an Die
SreVe, ben. rneyitaniiden GIerns
rertheibiste. Sr. Subaron III
Der InitHt, bab Der Serr Cardinal
.anitatt our Sahe gu ipreheu", Die
Gonititutior,aliiten NIT geIeibieuneer
beouhte. Sdrum mil nun Der ees
nannte @ertreter bes Srn. Garran3d
ben rmisinformierten ameritaniiden
&~dt6olifen" ein 2id,t oufitefcn iiber
bic Gonititltionaliiten. ibrent Ser
balten Der 8elision geseniiber, unb
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18

ibcr ben .3pieipalt" inter Den,
mcrifdnfihen @lerns.
Sh beihrdnfe mid. uni mid, turS
an foiien. ali Die Spei 8runbdnflasci1
bes Srn. Subaran: bic critic be5iebt
lid allf bic innere, iaeen mir DC
hdnsiihe 0eripaltuug Der Stride in
Mierito. Die 5peite nuf Die 5beiIunhme
Der friiberen .nnb Der ieBigeN @eiitz
liffeit an Der Yolitit bes 2aubes.
l..
6ier bic grtIdruns .bes @rn. 3uz
6ardi1:
"The Catholic clergy in Mexico is di
vided into two big groups: the creole
clergy, s~elf-denying and poor which has
as a rule, charge Of the village par
ishes,--and the imported clergy, mostly
Europeans rich and proud, which has
great influence in the e~piscopates and
bishoprics. and rich parishes, and which
has charge Of the spiritual direction OF
the high social classes"
limb bos ioG Die 8abrbeit icin ? !
I. Sier Die grtldrungen zines Nane
neg, rpel6er 5ehn Sabre in gterifr
gelebt bot unb Defenders picl nit Dem
ocrtigen 9lerus 'perfehrte:
Sn Rcrifo gibt es oreiBig gr5biss
tbiimer unb 8istbiimer. Die bes Sn.
lanbes erireueu lid meiitcns 5abls
rcifer Bernie gum Trieiteritanbc
inter ibren. ci9encu 9ip5eians @u9es
b0risen. Saruin aud beitcbt ibl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
tspeSial. 6orrsipsnssn; Sieier Seiiuns.)
a1un .. .. g..

ia9te man mir. segen einen 9efcbl
Ses @robiiiriten Nifolaus lit niht
n~n5ufdmpfen. Gin pirflider Sc
beinIer Natb unb Senator hattie cine
oeutid)e Serpannts, elm tleiues ad)ts
jdbrigcs Wdoden BEL lid. Iiid) er
muBte oas Sinh %iortienbeu. aQe
feline Semiibrngen, cine Iutsuabme gu
criplrfell, lparen nerge6ens. Scr
Stnotbauptmann bon ct. Vctersburg.
Shirt Sbolensfi lieB ben 8ebatteur
Der ~Nolpoje 8remia", Boris Sus
iuorin, porlaoen unb Derlarste bon
ibm, baB or Die Sesartitel seeen Die
0eutihen elm peni9 mdbise. Sus
ipprin lieB bur6bliden, bab er I'M
@uftrage bes @roBiiiriteu banbIe. unf
baS geniiatc, OaB Der S~tdbtbaupts
mann i'm nidt ipeitcr ordnste. 81
III in boben awreiien ct. Yetersbiira's
feiu @ebeimniB. oaB Der G5ar infolac
ieiuer Sd,udhe ein pilenloies 8ert.
5eug III ben S2anben beS 8roBiuritsr
lit. -
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tepeiteti isr bieis 3essano.)
rnn q. /.

Glerus sroBtent6eils - bic nrb bo
Ioeat fat alsidlieBlit, - aus ems
'beimiifen Yrieitern. Don Der grss
bip5eie @uabalaiara ipeiS ih. bab Der
aan5e Glerus megifaniid lit.
Sn ben auitens 8istbunern iinp bic
8erufc gum Hrieiteritanbe' i%eltener,
Sas gilt beionoerS bon Gampefe.
Sabdsco, 8era GruS, Eomaulipaf
uno Sebuantepec. Sier ieben Sic
meritaniiden Bii10ie it'd 9 3 10 II ns
g n, nllsldnbiihe Yrieiter-nieiitcns
Spuuier--in ibre 9io3eien oui5us
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-02-18
pentfd- AmerikaniIdJe
3~trsFftmmem.


Der iapauiite sreussr .Siamn" lit
an Der &iiife bon Californian oetrdrs
Bet. Die r0resoen" iftpimmt nod.
- Davenport Democrat"
Sb Sobn Bull fpirfriH sIaubt. iif
oabnrh mfennslih du MAIDEN, odB
er it'd III bas Steruenbannsr Der
Der. Staaten bilt?-oNet gort
Staats3eitung.".
-
8unbesIenatcr S'@orman fiinotate
benz Srdiibenten an. bab Nsrp Dorf
fir bic berofratiihc Hortei perloren
seht. Wit gesug auf Rep gorf pirb
e. aneetiinbtat uns arbere Stadten
tbun es als etipas Observation-Disclosures.
- illinois Thanksgiving"
IT.
Srl. Bilmd Sonba halt in Der
fe~lbsrauen Uniform zines beutiher
Sffi5iers IN an,eritn auffldrenbe
@ortrdsc iber 9euti5Ianb: SrduIein
Gambia .lpiirbe fDeniser Geid,madIoiis.
felt dei9er, tusHn tie in 8rauentI.is
ouns Striimpfe itri6er nnrbe. limb
Tie nIrbe 10 .Hertiffnnp au1 mebr
misen.--r Wilpautee 5erplo Ser.
mnhia."
Bic gdder luiinItsn Elm Husiubr.
perbpt bon @eHen. Sic Spefulanten
limb nrberer Anitdt.. Ghenfp griinbs
perftieoen iirb aud. bic gniidten bes
amerifaniihen WpIfes bon benen Der
Observation-Disclosures. limb bic Heeies
RING ineint Der .Mniirbt 81 iein. baS
lie Die Sabriionten nnh rt1t bas EoH
5n nertreten b1be. - -Ginetnnati
@olfSblatt,"
4nlerifnner in Wisn bsfhtusrtn
lid, barlber. bnb lie in Der StrnBer.
balm Observation-Disclosures hotten. toeiI
lie ereIiih ipraden, Sog ltnb mas
iaecn tie baSu. bab in guiiaio EN-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES it'd IN urfIdtbis
gen Musbriiden mber Seutiflonb unb
Die beutifen ameritaner crying, neil
sipei Srnuen I'M Wasen beutih
ipraden2 @er bat nun bas srGbere
.Red)t. lid gu beihiperen p. 0eilide
Roit.'
#
gum erften Nale iisen I'M Sunbese
ienate feds aat6oIifen: Giburit bon
Ari5ona. S'8orman bon Netp 0orf.
Wdlib bon Montano. HunsbeI unb
Brouf{arb BON 2ouiiiana iinh Sbelan
bon galifornien. GO more intereKnnt
3u e~rfabren. pie ernir unb mart baS
6atboliifiein oiefer Serren 1T uno oh
Tic Die Strait nnb ben Rutb bdben.
ibrem @ldubensbefeuntniNe @bre gu
MAIDEN. IIs 9eiinnl1nsstiiftiser
Mann lit Hansbeu befannt.-nSerolo
bcs 8Iurbens."