Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-23

Wtidacl WoIt, elm Shnciocr aus
Sordbeim IN @aocn. Gr mar EN-
&atbolif Gtarb ais Sunggc'cllc III
Guincp I'M Sabre 1852. Sbm tol9'
ten bal0 picle uu0erc, 5uerlt ebcrtTollS
9a0cnicr, Ipdtcr altd) lllallde noros
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me- 1888 muroen sic &utholifcn Don
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@ctcr Yuitl Scicprc, cin @clgler, nel'
der 6omols Don ct. Yaul, Nalls so,
Wto., aus Elm meitcS W~iiiionsgcbiet
olcin pcriorgtc. &m 6rirbIobr 1884
mod)tc oicier ieclencifrigc VttllIollar
cine GntoedlmgSrciit III SlllloiS, bis
mad, ltal,poo binuli un0 pom Wfll'
itIiippi. bis on Den SlltnolSs 6luB,
ilberuQ bic ocrcir5clt mobncnoet So'
tbolifcn mtintfcno III ben Erarlen
itno llrmQlocrn. &n nnnlldletl
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BON Glincp, cine Yctitlou an &iIdnf
&oioti bon ct. 9ori& 5t lcnoen, NIT
Ser 8itte INN ciren it1nOigcn Erie'
itcr: cr iel6it untcritiibte oielc Sitte
burd einen e~inoringlihcn Srlct g.
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@bitncp, idcrftc io9or cincn BAIT
pIab iiir cine Stride. gbcr Der Yric'
Iternougcl mar groB, nlo mober
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nebmen, Scr nod iiberoieS Der oeltt.
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2cfeurc idrieb. So melt beIoB or
icl6it MIR cillcn Ocutidcn EricItcr,
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iein Sefrct1r uno an Der &atbcOrale
itationicrt mar. Gr bate mobl 5ipei
norOoeitifc Stubentcn Nortnlam
ltno Sitlongenberg) in seminar III
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einigen ,Sabreu gclueibt mcrocn. Gin
onoercr 0cutihrCOeu0cr Ericltcr III ct.
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meoer Sub nod, SellaS ihcilt Ie nab
Guiucp gcfommcn 81 lcin.
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eincn @rici an 0cl bodnp. 0crrn Bed.
mann, 8iarrcr an Der aotbcorolc BON
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mcld)em er Dem 9ii6of Roiati nit
tbeilte, DAP 9ednlann oumal5 nid)t
fonunen fonnte mo es olt6 leBt ridyt
f0nne. 9o mittlerlpeile alt6 einlge
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6inoriat bon S5nobrild geuanot bat
ten, ihreibt 9iid)of Silpfc, Dab or DEM
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na6 Ct. Soui$ III gCbcn. Gin Ghcos
logo, Scrnlan 9ticneper, rperoe nit
@ridlpeo0c fomnIcn. CSedmanll
mur0e 1878 @iidoi bon SsbnabriId
llnterOeiien iubr Scicure mciter,
ncbIt ieiner onocrcn Wtiiiionen aird)
Guincp 5u pcricben. Nber 5ilest
alma cS cinind, nid)t mchr. SefcnrC
pcrlor Die @couIO. Nm 9. Wtdr3
1887 ieste or cinen 5iemlid id)arfen
@riei an icinen SildJof mlf. @r
idrie6 BARN:
IF ever you have been on extensive
missions, X. X. Sir, particularly IN n
newly settled country like this. where
people are poor, without sufficient
house-room and destitute. even of all
necessary convenience of life, you must
be acquainted with the h~ardships and
Ill convenienceS to which n priest il
continually exposed and the little de
cency with which the sacred rites can
be performed. To those u~nacquainted
with its meaning the celebration OF
Mass in low little cabins, which serve
for wOrk-roOm, refectory, dormitory
and kitchen, to numerous families
must look more like a comedy than q
religious action. For my part, j an
thoroughly acquainted with them. -four
and q half years constant exercise in
this mission, has made me taste sc
much Of this bitter cup, that without
assistance. | am become unable to con
tinue in it any longer. Moreover ] per
ceive that after much toll and labOui
l have done but little good 10 Others
and greatly endangered my own life
and salvation. . As the money
which you have received ut different
times from several parts of Europe was
given for the very purpose OF support
ing the mission, | had always enter
tanned great hopes that you would
have but some pecuniary aid to cree
here aud there a plain building, at leaS
I'm places where 1t is indispensable!
necessary. .... But now my hope
look frustrated and | begin to despair
from the little yea and interest yo,
have hitherto manifested towards thi
mission, II appears 10 me that you d
not think 1t worth your attention am
hat all your object is to ornament ~
Louis and care but little about tn
rest. But l must confess that when
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