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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-14

try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. took six bottles and today l
am healthy woman able to do my own
homework. / wish every suffering
woman would try Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound. and find out for
themselves how good it is"-Mrs. CARL
A. KIEso, 500 North Ave, Aurora, ILL.,
The great number OF unsolicited tes-
timonials on file at the Pinkham Lab
oratory, many of which are from time
to time published by permission, are
proof of the value of Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, IN the
treatment Of female ills.
Every ailing woman In the United
States Il cordially invited to write to
the Lydia E. Pinkhsm Medicine Co:
(eouhdentiaD, Lynn, naea. Tor special
edvice. It = free. win bring Jon health
- ~ ~ yow he.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-14

Royse City, Tex.-Mrs. Mary XII
man. Of this. place. says: after the
birth Of my little xirl. my side COM
menced to hurt me. l had to go back
to bed. We called the doctor. He
treated me. ..but I got no better. /
DOT worseend worse until the misery
WAS unbearahle. II was In bed for
three months and suffered such agony
that I was Just drawn up In . knot. :.
told my husband II he would get
NJ bottle o. Cardui would try IT..
I commenced taking Il, however. that
evening I callsd my fAmily abont
So. 1oe ! knew I could net last
10y IN 49, I ~ Z slaaoo ~
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-14

ing been duly seconded by DR.
Ferret and after full and com.
p1ete discussion the question was
moved for and the same being
submitted by the Chair, was
adopted by the following yea and
nay vote:
Yeas, President Verret, DR.
Ferret, Messrs. Winters, Gonsou
lin, Valet, Hall and Minvielle.
|. Nays, none.
Absent and not voting, Messrs
Segura, Guillot, Robicheaux and
Moresi.
The following resolution was in
troduced by Mr.. Hall, who moved
its adoption:
See. /. Be it resolved by the
liberia Parish School Board that
the Secretary of the said Board
is hereby instructed to adver-
tise for sealed bids for the sale
of all timber located on the fol
lowing section, to-wit:
Sec. Is, T. IL S., R. s E. (37O
acres more or less.)
Sec. 16, T. II S., R. s E. 600
acres more or less.)
Sec. Is, T. II S.. R. 9 E. (4OO
acres more or less.
Sec. 16, T. II S., R. IL E. (25O
acres more or less.)
Sec. 2. Be it further resolved
etc, that the Secretary is further
instructed to advertise for sealed
bids for the lease of mineral rights
on all of the sections enumerated
in section l of these resolutions.
Sec. 3. Be it still further re-
solved, ETC., that the Secretary is
also further instructed to adver-
tise for sealed bids for the lease
for agricultural or grazing pur-
poses Of all Or any fraction OF
Sec. 16, T. 49,. R. 5 E.
Sec. 4. Be it further resolved,
ETC., That all bids must be ac-
companied by certified check for
One Hundred Dollars and must
be in the hands of the Secretary
Of the iberia Parish School Board
On or before noon Of the 10th of
August, 1917, on which date the
Board will act on the said bids,
right being reserved to rejecs.
any and all bids.
The foregoing resolution hav
ing been duly seconded by Mr..
Minvielle, and after full and
complete discussion, the question
being moved for, and the same
being submitted by the Chair, was
adopted by the following yea and
nay vote:
Yeas, President Verret, DIR.
Ferret, Messrs. Winters, Gonon-
lin, Valet, Hall and Minvielle.
Nay, none.
Absent and not voting, Messrs.
Segura, Guillot. Robicheaux and
Moresi.
On motion Of Mr.. Minvielle,
seconded by Mr.. Valet, and car
ried, the Secretary was instructed
to employ surveyor to survey
Section 16, T. 13 S., R. 5 E.
It was moved by Mr.. Minvielle.
seconded by Mr.. Winters. and
carried, that the superintendent
be empowered to employ some one
to do the clerical work in his
Office, the salary for this posi-
ton not to exceed sixty-6ve dol
lars per month.
On motion of Mr.. Hall, Sec
onded by Mr.. Gonsoulin, and car
ried, the superintendent was in
structed to purchase Ford tour
ing car for his use for visiting
schools and transacting school
business. it being understood that
the School Board is to pay all
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-14
Taken Up.
Loreauville, July 7, 1917

Loreauville, July Z, 1917.
Notice is given that have in
my possession a young heifer,
about one and one-half years Oh, I
bearing the following description:
White and red. unbranded. The
heifer was found on the prop
erty Of Emelide Dugas and will
be sold to pay all costs of -
ing on July 21st, unless CLAIM ed
by the owner.
j. ADAMAR BREAUX,
Constable 18th Ward
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-14

severe pains IN my
back and sides until
| became 80 weak |
could hardly walk
from chair to chair,
and got 30 nervous
/ would jump at the
slightest noise. l
was entirely unfit
to do my house,
work, I was giving
up hope of ever be-
ing well, when my
~.~tr~ aoLoI mo RI
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-14

running expenses for operating
the same.
The Secretary submitted a re
port to the Board Showing a suf
flclent amount of money on de
post in the Peoples Nationa
Bank to the credit of the. Eight
Ward Special Three Mill Build
ing Fund Tax to take up the nine
remaining outstanding bonds with
interest due on the Jeanerettt
High School, five of these bond,
with interest being due Deem
Der, 1917. and the remaining foul
bonds with interest being due De
cember l, 1918, the total in prime
ipal and interest amounting tC
$4S25.OO.
In view of this fact, it was
moved by Mr.. Valet, seconded by
Mr.. Minvielle, mad carried, thai
the said Eight Ward Specia
Three Mill Building Fund Taz
be discontinued and the Secre
tary was instructed to notify thu
Police Jury and the Assessor tc
that effect.
On motion of Mr.. Hall, second
ed by Mr.. Valet. and carried
former Clerk of Court J. G. LIE
Blanc's bill for $4,000 for cost
in re A. Gonsoulin VS.. Iberia Par
ish School Board was ordered
paid.
In view of the fact that the
LOreauville School meets the re.
qulrements for state approval as
high school, it was moved by
Mr.. Valet, seconded by Mr.. Hall
and carried, that the said school
be designated a high school.
On motion of DR.. Perret, sec
onded by Mr.. Hall, and carried
it was ordered that the expenses
Of the Superintendent and those
Of the School Board members at
tending the Conference Of School
Board members and Superinter-
dents to be, he'd at Baton Rouge
on the 18th and 18th of July,
1917, be paid.
1t was moved by Mr.. Winters,
seconded by DR.. Perret, and car
ried, that Messrs. Valet, Hall,
and Guillot be reappointed as the
committee to prepare the 5'ld3et
for the fiscal year ending July /,
1918.
1t was moved by Mr.. Hall, sec
onded by Mr.. Valet, and carried,
that the Secretary advertise 10"
sealed bids from banks desiring
to be selected as this Board S
fiscal agent for the year beginning
August 81, 1917, said bids to be
in the hands of the Secretary of
this Board on or before noon Of
the 10th Of August, 1917, so as
to be acted upon on that date.
On motion of Mr.. Hall, second
ed by Mr.. Gonsoulin, and carried.
the following list of teachers
were approved, and their salaries
fixed as herebelow specified:
Teachers For l017-1918 Session.
Patoutville School.
Miss Cora Reggia, Principal,
salary $1,000 per calendar month.
Miss leila Lewis, Assistant
Principal $500 per calendar
Darby School.
Miss Esther Goldberg, $4,000
Perret School.
Miss Hilda Leonard, salary
$1,000.
:. Weeks Island School.
Miss Mary Walsh $500.
Camelia Colored School.
Oneida Sigue $4,000.
Stewart School.
Miss Marie Greig $4,000.
Duboin School.
Mrs. j. D. Romero 5000.
PEBBLES School.
Miss Mary Winters, Principal,
$500; Miss Lizzie Laughlin. As
sistant, 5000.
Lydia School.
principal and Assistant to be
later.)
st. Thomas Colored School.
Nolia Petry $4,000.
Olivier Colored School.
Mary J. Waters $1,000.
Belle Place Scohol.
Mr.. Charles Verret, Principal,
5000; Miss Edna Broussard. AS
,istant, $500.
BONN School.
- L..
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-14
Mrs. A. V. Mascara, Principal,

=
Broussard Colored School.
Elnora Jones $4,000
Vital Colored School.
Erma Bijou, $1,000.
Lake School.
Teacher to be supplied later.
Coteau School.
Miss Felicie Greig $500. =
Lozes School.
Miss Bessie Burnham 5000.
LEBLANC School.
Mr.. F. P. Rust $4,000.
Segura School.
Teacher to be supplied later.
Freetown Colored School
Acide Simon $1,000.
New Iberia High School.
Mr.. G. M. Bahon, Principal,
$4,000; Mr.. I. ID. Redmond.
Science $4,000; (To be supplied)
Mathematics, $1,000; Miss Louise
Remy French $500; Miss Julia
McMahn, English $1,000; Miss
Thelma French. Latin $1,000; Mr..
G. E. Montgomery, Commercial,
$500; Ito be supplied) Domestic
Science $1,000; Miss Alma Sharp,
History $1,000; Miss ANNE.
Archer, IA Grade $4,000; Miss
Ruth Hogsett, 7B Grade $1,000;
Miss Lillian Aubry, GA Grade.
$4,000.
Julia Street School.
Mr.. n. E. Messenger, Principal,
GA Grade $1,000; Miss Cassie
Pollard, 5th Grade 5000; Miss
Maud Lemaire, 18th Grade $1,000;
Miss Lodo Mestayer, 3rd Grade,
$4,000; Miss Elsie Monk, md
Grade $4,000.
Madison Street School.
Miss Yolande Melanson, Pri-
mary $4,000; Miss Lizzie De-
Blanc $4,000.
Live Oak School.
Mr.. L. G. Porter. Principal 9TH
Grade $1,000; Miss Sue Terrell,
4th Grade $4,000; Miss Myrtle
Ribbeck, 3rd Grade, 5000; Miss
Mary Briganti Cd Grade $1,000;
Miss Lille Melanson, 1st Grade,
$4,000.
Magnolia School.
Miss Chevie Sanders, Principal,
5tn Grade $500; Miss Flossie
Brown, 18th Grade $4,000; Miss
Amanda Smith, 3rd Grade $4,000;
Miss Linda Verret, End Grade,
$4,000; Miss Bessie Broussard, 1st 4
Grade $1,000. I
Morbihan School. e>-<
Miss Louise Verret, $500. I
New Iberia Colored School,
A. L. Simon, Principal $4,000;
(To be supplied) Assistant Prime
ipal, $4,000; Estelle Simon Assist
ant $500; r. ". Sims, Assistant
$1,000; Noami Obbee, Assistant. /
$1,000; Priscille Joseph, Assistant
$1,000; Theresa Balque, Assistant
$4,000. \
Coulee Colored School.
Nette Farris $4,000.
Marcel School.
Mrs. N. j. Derouen, Principal
$4,000; Miss Theresa Messenger,
Assistant $500.
Norres School.
Mrs. j. w. Viator $500.
Avery Island School.
Miss Frances Howell $500.
Deroxen School
To be supplied later.
Jefferson School.
Mrs. r. q. Delcambre $500.
Laodis Delcambre School.
To be supplied later.
Bodin School,
Miss Ida Robicheaux $500.
David School.
To be supplied later.
Petit Anse School.
To be supplied later.
Rynella Colored School
Lola Bowels $4,000.
Jeanerette High School.
Mr.. A. L. Liable. PrincipS
$4,000; Miss NJ. M. KearneH
Math. and Latin $1,000; Miss
Hilda Roberts, English $1,000;
Miss F. Kelso, His. and 9th Grade
5000; ITO be supplied) Com
mercial $1,000; ITO be supplied){
Domestic Science $1,000; H.
Nell Scally, It'll Grade $7O.0O;S
Miss Fannie Robin, 9TH Grade,
5000; Miss May Fay, 4th Grade
5000; Miss Elyidge Fortier, Sd
Grade $4,000; Miss e. Schex-
nayder, End Grade $1,000; Miss
Efie Roane. Primary and LIST
Grade $4,000; Miss Essie Robert
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-14
100 e0Is Of Old SeT0p Iron H0NIsd
/ once. G. S|DQeI Iron Z Me|0| Co.
MRS. KIESO SICK
SEVEN MONTHS
Restored to Health By Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.

Aurora, Ill.-"For seven long months
I suffered from a female trouble, with
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-14
Magnolia School.

Miss Chevie Sanders, Principal,
5tn Grade $500; Miss Flossie
Brown, 18th Grade $4,000; Miss
Amanda Smith, 3rd Grade $4,000;
Miss Linda Verret, End Grade,
$4,000; Miss Bessie Broussard, 1st
Grade $50 90
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1917-07-14
Morbihan School.

A. L. Simon, Principal 5000;
(To be supplied) Assistant Prime
ipal, $4,000; Estelle Simon Assist
ant $500; r. V. Sims, Assistant
Noami Obbee, Assistant.
Priscille Joseph, Assistant !,
$1,000; Theresa Balque, Assistant !
BOO M
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

Vunnp nuo icin Shmeherleiu.

Splgenbe Nefiut unb Niften baber
ous Mqr3@2anml ebcnfalls eingeIhidt
Warp altman, Sppfane, Waib.;
MarD Wabef, Snra, do;
Siloa Snius, Sartinston, Nebr.;
Wa5ella SUos, Y~arfstun, z. cat;
Nnna &ramps, Sutpel, z. Gut;
Soiepb aan5, Sranbt, 3. Cat:
Catherine 9ebeau, Subnaue, Soma,
u. u. Np. g.;
SEQ Braun, lexington, DO;
Saeub &nebcr, Hemien, "a;
MasSalena grano, Gplmih, 2ans.;
Soiepb 2nntifif. &armpon, Ser:
6rances 8niner, Sfuleuburs, Ser. {;
&elena 9etns, Nasuc, u. Saf.;
Marp T.. Staurt, Solution Gin, Ger. {;
Marn Shoenfelb, Mlpultsu, Ser;
9eunn 9cifer, Walfer, Sans;
GanIina 5%urtbpefel, 6artbdsena, .;
Mbelbeib Wimmer, Winotburit, Ter.
Mnna Voael, Hanurn, ga;
2uren5 Mattel, Sasme. u. Cat;
Clara Steines, Sprasncpinc, 3d.;
Nrna Msaper, 9Dersutlc, a.;
Sen Mamer, ct. Geo, Mimi;
Gdcilia geBen, ct. 2cp, Dtinn.;
Nifulars Wipsman, 9inhiap, Ser.
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l9E SnrSie GpbeS ugen@N

9erepionicn rcdt sli peritebeu lno in
Den @ciit Der beilisen Stride ein3us
oringen..
Ser &dridmstag g, Die @ieilic
bon Sftern, erinrert ms an Die Mlbe
Sciu i'm Grade. Nn oieiem Gage
ipurbe in ber friibciten !9eiten Der
airfe feline Ieiie g~eIcier. Gufiir
iuurbc Der @ottesoisnit III Der Wadt
bonn 8ariamsto9 auf ben Gitcrionns
tag a~eicicrt gum NuNeuten. ouB Der
6eiiano III Der eriten Iorgenituube
bonn Urdbe auferltnnoen lit. Sic
@ldubigcn burhtpad,ter oie gauge
Gud]t III oer Stride llno nnbn,eJ, t6eil
am feterIid)en 9~oste5bieuite, nobel Die
N~itsipcnouug ser E6Iie uub Sirnruns
itattfonb. Spdtcr pliroe Damn Der
selanumte 8%otteSbieuit BON Der Wits
ternndt auf ben aarianlstng Torecn
oerlsgt, I'M ilbrigen aber limb Die
8ebete uno Geremonien aud Jest nod,
fat gang oieisIbeI ipie friIber.
Die Sauptiahe blei6t. pab Die aars
tuofe and fir uus cine 9robe
8rtdoentppfe tperbe, Die uirs uniercm
SteIe ndher brinst, ndmlid bab mir
apiterben Der 8eIt unb duferite6en
nit gbriltu5 uno nit ibnl ein5ichen
ms bimmliifle Serlialem.
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Spmmt ihrcm geriprchcn nad1.

. omaha q. Ncbr. - Sicbcr Snte!l
Sn il III meincm lesten 9riei pcrs
lprpd,cn babe. offers an idrcibcn. mill
ih mid icet bgran MAIDEN. Vilcin Ser
ipredcn gu bdlten.
Seutc Woraeu llnr lnaefdbr 5cbu
llhr bat Der bpd,ip lite 9ildpf Sartp
bon Snlnba. %uuicre Sdpule beiuht uub
bat ms eincn baIben Sae frei ees
seben. Gs mare eiu ldoncrer Gag
iiir ms 9cipeicn, lueuu mir niht> 10
uuiles. itmusiaes /Retter acbabt
bdtteh. Nues lpar bette Mprgcn filr
Den gmpiaus neS bod,,p ten 6errn
bereit. Sreitng mnrnen que Shule
simmer aciheuert lnb prdd]tig befo@
risrt. Seoe alailc bate ibre beltinms
ten Sarbcn; iebe 9laiie hattie and elm
2ieb eingeiibt. melt,es lie pam DEM
hod,lp' item 8crrn Siihpi porlauscu,
Sas @elb. peltes ih oils Yreis
beiommeu babe. babe ih 81 elmer
Muiiiinlnbc n%crpenber. Sd babe
ndmlif cine Sitber mo Yapa modrtc
mid, gcrne llrterrid,t ucbmeu lailcn.
'Sicber Snfel. mein @eburtstag III
bieieS Snbr sipei Gage nad Sitern.
bis Damn iperoe ih wicher ifreiben.
Sh lfife Sir and einlieseubN elm
id)oneS 8ilo.
Sh mub icst iHIiebsu. lpcrSc auer
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

~Jahrhundert In Strassburg, drilben I'm
Deutschland, gelebt hat.
Dieser LESS in elmer S~eitenkapelle
des berihmten Strassburger Ministers,
Won dem ktirzlich (erinnert Ihr Euch
noch?) i'm ~"Sprechsaal' die Rele war,
schon zu semen I.ebzeiten cine Static
fir sein Begrabnis herrichten. vie das
in jener frommglaubigen Zeit vielfach
bel vornehmen Leuten Site war. Eifrig
erbeiteten die Steinmetzen an der
Gruft und an dem Denkstein. um beide
NIT ihrer Kunst in aller S%ch6nhcit her
zustellen. Da kan zines Tages der
Bischof, um sich Won dem Fortgang der
Arbeit zu i~iberzeugen. E~hrfuryEtsvoll
begriisste ihn der Meister. ind auf des
Bischofs Frage, VIE rs nit seiuer Be
Erabnisstatte aussehe. antwortete err:
"Euer Grab wird sch0n! Den Holland
selbst k6nnte nan hineinlegen!'
Ueber dieses Wort erschrak der BIZ
schof gewaltig und ais er aus dem
Grundriss DIES Werkes und der bereits
welt vorangeschrittenerrs Arbeit ersah.
WEIGH herrliches CARDINAL linn hier
erstehen sollte, sprach er, Won heiliger
Scheu bewegt, zu dem Werkmeister:
"Das soil NIGHT sein. dass mein Grab
Gottes Grab ibertreffe ~
. Auf SEMEN Befehl wurde das angefan-
gene Werk noch welt schOner ind heIr-
licher ausgeftihrt ind mach seiner Voll-
endung dazu bestimmt, dass man am
Karfreitag den Holland dorthin legen
sollte. Fir sich selbst LESS der demii-
thige Kirchenfiirst an elmer andern
STEELE Elm schlichtes, cinfaches Grab
errichten.
Der Namen DIES Bischofs kermit die
Nachwelt: er HESS Berthold der
Zweite und war Elm geborener Graf
Won Bucheck.
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\pRECHSAAL
Sat ptel Spaf at Der ySnscnS .Gfe".

Ct. SEQ. Minn.-2icbcr SnfeIl
"a i) 10 piele ihone 9rieie in bcm
.SpredliaaI" 9eleicn babe, 10 ipiq id,
and mai itreibcn. Sd babe nod,
teincu 9ricf bon ct. SEQ i'm .Spredz
inal" 9eiebeu. pc5bnlb mill id psn
Nnfnna mnd1en. Sh bin II Sabre
ait lno bin in bem s. 8rub III Der
Stule. ~llniere Sdule miro bon Den
Notrc Same Sdwcitern aeleitet. Sn
unlercr SdIlile Ierncn mir Seutid)
mo Gn9liid,. Sd) babe flint Stlucz
lteru llno brei 8rilper. > Cine bon
meiuen Sdlpeitern iii i'm Rlolter.
Reine Iutter ut taiib bon ibrer gu
9enb an.
Seine 3cituna sefdllt uus iehr gut,
Iieber Snfel, Seber nil iie 5uerit
leien. Sf laife INNER am Sreitas
eur Tolt, oenn id fbeiB, pub bann
Seiue 3eitung tomrt. Sanu fonn
ih 5uerlt bineiNpiepIen, che Die Iubern
lie befommen.
Sest muB ih aber ihlieBen, iouit
peib ih nid,ts mtebr 81 ihreiben fir
bas ndditc MaI.
&it beiten @riiBen an Sid, Iieber
Sniel. lno ale Nefien lmb Nid)ten,
ucrbIeibe ih, Seiue Hitts, & dcilia
Scsen.
Sh bin irob, baB Die 3eituns Sir
10 gut seidlt. 3ait Oh ic baran Ses
oat,t anberen ainbern oielelbc 6u
3eigen2 TicIleiht tonntcit Su 10
eiuen nsIien abonneutert aetuinnen uno
ipeiBt nod,, naB Su Damn Elm lhouss
@citent erbnlten %,lptrlt. Ter
SnteI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

cannot write German, but | can read ii.
we never went TO a German school. 50
could not learn it. Il read in the "On-
keIs Brief that you wanted 20 know
what we do and what We like to do.
L like todhear music. OF course. but |
am most interested IN reading. "a good
book is just like a companion to me.
also like to sew and buttonhole-stitch
and make little things, although l like
visiting too, but l always do my work
hrst-With best greetings TO all nieces
and nephews, l remain-Mary Matxok.
am glad You called again. and |
hope you will do so regularly.-Der
Onkel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29

liebe Kinder. Die heilige Woche,
in der das Leiden und Sterben des Hell
landes Won der Kirche in tiefer 1rauer
begangen wird, ist wieder da. Die
tiefe Bedeutung der kirchlichen &C.
briuche und der ergreifende Inhalt der
Gebete DIES Priesters sind fir Euch,
liebe Kinder, allerdings noch NIGHT In
vollem Masse verstandlich. Aber den
noch wirken die Feierlichkeiten, ma
mentlich am Karfreitage, miichtig auf
jedes kinderherz Elm. Die ttlocken.
die Orgel schweigen, in schwarZen
Trauergewandern wird der Gottes-
dienst abgehaltenLall das ruit cine
ernste Stimmung hervor. In diesen
Tagen der Trauer und DIES SchmerZes
strahlt doch ein Lichtpunkt entgegen,
zu dem wir freudig unsere Augen
heben sollen-es list das Grab des
Herrn. das in vielen Gotteshausern am
Grtindonnerstag und karfreitag auf-
gerichtet wird.
In meinem Heimathlande w~enigstens
list klein D0rfchen so arm, klein Kirch-
lein so klein, in dem NIGHT cine Mach
bildung der Grabstatte hergestellt
wiirde. Attends an den drei letzten
Tagen der Karwoche strahlt sic i'm
Lichterschein, und wir glauben die
Worte der Heiligen Schrift erftillt III
sehen, in der es heisst: "Sein Grab
wird herrlich Sein.'
Ais katholische Knaben ind Mid
chen solft auch Ihr. meine kleinen
Freunde, recht eifrig iT dieser Woche
das heilige Grab in Eurer Kirche be-
suchen ind dem ~gekreuzigten Holland
bort Eure Liebe ind Anbetung erwei-
sen. Damit Ihr auch recht erkennt,
welche CROSSE Ehrfurcht der Christ vor
dem Grade des >IIerrn haben soil, will
ich Euch cine wahre Geschichtc erzih-
len, Won Ieinem Bischof, der i'm II.
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8ebt oft luitis bel ibnen 5u.

= mmcrem &anlas. - 2isbcr
Cnfell So ih nod nicmdls einen
grief aus @mmcrcm inn ySprchiual"
seicbea babe. 10 mill ih cinmal pro
biercn elm panr 3eilen 81 ihreiben.
Sd bin ~ Sabre oft uno bin I'M
iediten @rab. llnisre Shule iit uns
9cidhr Stpei 0ieilcn bon mciner 6cis
matb cntfcut. ga fpitet CO ntanfz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29
Sat sfpei Sfweitern i'm 8lpiter.

Sobe. Soipa.-2ieber Gntel! 5f
babe lt)ou 70 piele peutfdle grieie in
Der 3eitung se!eien. 10 oudte i'd, id
lpoQte es alf einmal probieren. Sd
babe brei Sdfueiteru ut,o iieben Brit
Der. Rein iiingiter Sruoer uno th
schen icben Sag sur ShuIe. gs 9es
fdQt ms BORT iebr gut. @ir babeu
sier Srau3isfauer Stlueiteru bon Suz
.blioue. pelde ms iehr feb limo. Neine
3lpet dltelten Shlpeitern iinb aud int
iSran3isfaner s9loIrer su Dubuque. @5
lit bus Gin iehr berrliher 0las. 1luier
hpdlip. Sfarrer betbt Eep. Watb.
@Stordl. @ir hoben cine iebr idonc
Stride uno SduIc. 9htn, lieber
Cnfel. 10 mill ih idllicBcn nit berg
liditen GrilBen, Gli a b t b
Sertc.
Sh bin froh, bab Oh ald, mai &C.
itriebeu bait. Gage Seiuem Sruoer.
CT iole ard einnlal psu iih boren
Onfel.l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29
Iie 2ar,pphc.

Sic nit bcnn nddlten Spnntaa be
Qinucnle ModIe bcibt aurlpod,e poer
Seiocnslupd)e. III bteier 3eit traucrn
tSI ilbcr bas Scibcn uno ben Sob Deg
6ciInnbes ioipie audi iiber lmierc
Siinbcn.
Ser nddlite Sonntng lpiro g a | M
S ountng acnnnut, neil Die STRIDE
srm Nuoenten on ocn Gin6ug 9briiti
III SerlliaIem Yalnnen ipeibcn linb NIT
bcnielbeu cine feierlihc Sroseiiion
boItcn loBh Su ner bl. Uiciic piro
bic Ya1iion, >. g.. sic 2eibeusseitittc
luuieres Serru Seiu 9briiri nad Dem
~bciIi9eu apoitcl Iattbdus scIeicn
obcr %9cllngcn.
&om-&ornbenb Scs boheu 9onrerss
tages on bis Sonr5tag miro Die
Sraucrmettc 9cbultcu. Sic bot ibrcn
lIriprung idpn in Den critcn DRIFT
,iden Sabrbnnocrtcn mn beitcbt aus
Eidlntet, aeiltliteu 2eiungen lntb
alagelicbcrn bes Yrppbeteh ,Seremins.
&obnit On Der Srmlcrmctte bel. 10
bette mteroeiien ben -idntcr3baiten
NoicutranS.
Writ Neht miro ser Sonnerstaa Dor
Sitcru Der n 0 J. 8onncrstag"
%geuanut. hcrn es lit Der glorrcifc
Saa Der einiesung bes b~ciligitcn
Nltdrsiafrdsteutcs. CIR beiBt and
@rilnbonucrstag. Wnu loate i'm
eigentlid o@riubpnnerStae" nenncn.
pont altoeuticbcu 8orte .grinen" bers
g~eleitet, bns aipeinen" beoentct. Su
ncr alten Stride ipuroeu udmIit an
oiclem Gage Die ciientlihen Siinber.
nadbem tic lire Sebltritte beipcint
unS 9ebuSt batten pom Siidoie
oiicntlif nbiolpiert uno ipiebcr i'll Die
firdlite 8~emeinifait auieenonmen,
Scr aarfrettne ipnr chit
bcim Subenpolfc Der @orbcreitungss
ODER 8iiittns 5um Siterfelte, Inns
Gbriiten III or nber Der Sterbcs une
Sesrabnibtae rniercS Germ Seiu
Gbriiti. 8as Dor nahe5u stpeituuieno
Subreu oIf benz &olparicnberse 9cs
ifob. bas iilbrt beute, am Garireitag.
fie fatholiiGe Stride ihren 4lubern
pieber rcdt lebcnoig Dor Iu8en. Ser
gauge @pttesoienit AM beuti9eu Sage
iii 10 eiu9criftst, baB CT uns bn5
biferc yeipeu uub Den Sob u~niereS
oeiiunoes lcbhait nctaegeulrdrtigen
unn mnierc 6cr3eu srboueu unb su
hciliocu @utih!iliicu bcpeSen mmiB,
@au Jude nelt Siuu Der 10 riibrslocu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-29
Shreibt sunt criten Ntalc.

8 inotbprit il. Seras. - Sieber
Sd ih nod, nientals eincu
,grief bon @inbthprit im .Sprchz
iaat" seieben babe. 10 mill id, einmal
itreiben. Sh bin neutt Sabre aft
sebe in Die CT. Warieus Sdule
llub bin III Der pritter alaiie. @ir
pohneu prei Neilcn bon airdIc uub