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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-02
ReljCls,Us,

There will be services As usual ut the
Presbyterian church, OH Eighth street,
between Washington avenue and Walnut
streets. to-day. The public are requested
TO attend.
Service. at the Methodist church,
corner Of Eighth and Walnut streets, will
be conducted at the usual hour, today by
the Rev. Mr. Wallar. All are invited to
attend.
Rev. Charles 4. Gilbert will conduct
the services at the Church OF the Redeem
or, Fourteenth street, between Washing
ton avenue and Walnut street, to-day at
the usual hours.
Professor John Il. Gregson will de-
liver lecture at Liberal Religious hall,
corner Twelfth street and Washington
avenue, tonight Subject "Trarel and
Experience. The public are respectfully
| invited to be present.
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sunday school Picnic.

The Jonesboro Gd;ete says; "Ihe
Sunday-schools OF Cairo and all those OF
Alexander county will have basket pic
mic and celebration on the Union county
Fair Grounds in Joncsboro, on next Fri
day, the 7th day OF May. There will be
a band of music and a gay time may be
expected. The Cairo schools have II pic
mic every year. Last year they went up
the Cairo 4 Vincennes railroad to the
tunnel this year they come to ,Ionesboro
via the Cairo & st. Lonis railroad. Mr..
II. j. Cunditf, of Cairo, representing the
committee Of arrangements was IN town.
on Wednesday, and made all necessary
arrangements and informed us that cor
dial invitation Is extended to the sunday
schools of JOnesboro and Anna to join IN
the pienic.n
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THE GREAT SPELLING MATCH.
~ the Atbeneusn, Monday Evening,
May Sd, 1873.
Under the Auspices Of the L. r. Assoeia.
ton.
PROGRAMME.

PROGRAMME.
Three prizes and medal are to he Civ
en-. The first prize is fine steel engrav.
ing, entitled THE Orphans Dream"
Second prize. Shakcspcarc's Works. nice
ly bound, and the third prize is hand
some gold pen, pencil and holder.
The exercises will commence by sing
ing by the Cairo Concordia Society, fol-
lowed by select reading by Miss Kate A..
Thompson; then a duet by Mrs. w. T..
Halliday and Miss Anna Pitcher. This
will be- followed by select readln. by Mr.
VIM. II, Morris; then quartcttc, Fan
tum ergo" by Lambilattc.
After the above, the spelling class will
be formed. and Rector Gilbert, in the
costume of an olden time school master,
will pronounce the words.
Alter the awarding OF the first prizes,
Il Josh Billings spelling class will be
formed, and n medal will no given
to the best speller after the Billings
style.
The referees arc Mr.. +. :. Kent and
Mrs. l.. A. Taylor.
Admission, % cents.
The public is invited.
sY.Thc Piano used on this occasion
is from the Music Store OF Prof
c. l.. Robbins, Commercial. avenue
Cairo, III.
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am prepared TO furnish TO customers
Boots aud Shoes, Of a. hne material, a. nea.
in AZ aud cheap in price ~ can be procured
by perai,ting speculative persons. or men
not -hocmakors having fricnd-,ho1 maker.
liyirg In the East, to send for them. | Ask
bankers, public oiiiccr., and other pertons
10 take notice oi this announcement. I
make Boots ard shoes in any stylc aud Of
every quality. Give me atrial.
Remember the location Of my shop
Twentieth street between Poplar street and
Wa 'hington avenue, near the Court House.
% A.l3.tf. WI EHLEEs.
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decoration DIV

The good people of Mound City are
hard at work in making arrangements
for Memorial Day. which will De held on
the 2sth day OF this month. Commit
tees for the various towns and cities sur
rounding that place have been appointed
for the occasion, and there will. II j.
thought, be all immense crowd in atten-
dance on that day. Mr., \. Is. Stafford, OF
this city, has been appointed as one of the
and several distinguished persons are eN.
pcc,cd to speak.
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GRAND Union sunday 0ehssl Exear.
sion.

a1Oms
The Union Sunday School Of Cairo has
made arrangements with the Csirc and
st. Louis Railroad Company for an exeur-
sion on Friday, the eth OF May, to Jones'
boro and return.
The train will leave Second street, at q.
III. and Tenth street at s:l5s. m. WIN ar
rive at Jonesboro at 10 q. m. Returning.
will leave Joncsboro at p. m. arrive In
Cairo at 7p. IN.
Arrangements have also been made
with oil the schools OF Jonesboro AMI
Anna. to unite with US In q Grand sun
day school Celebration. and . Basket
Picnic Dinner OH the County Frir
Grounds.
Every friend OF the Sunday School
cause IL cordially invited, ana VIC trust
they will Join with Us on this occasion.
Refreshments Tor sole Oh the grounds; also
plenty Of good water.
Faro for tho round trir Geatieuaen,
81. 90: Ladies'. 80 cents Children. under
u years, Is cents; programme or TIE
occasion will la pablishcd 10 due esue.
J. W. SrswAss,
q. n. ALDss,
r. j. CuxDUv,
COMMITTEES Of Arsneenasnss.
q-Nktl, -..r. ..,I.. is.tI N.lN
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MAYORS FIRST ORDER"
An Interview with Treasurer Blake
on the ..WayOr's EirSt Orsi~r.'-0e
PrOuOunccs the SWH's AsserttOn Hs
wholly Untrue.

An Interview " teh Treasurer btnke
Promounccs the sWn's Assertion as
Wholly Untrue.
In Friday evenings issue oi the Sun
there appeared an item headed "The
Mayors First Order" which said
ut Is rumorcd that yesterday or this
forenoon. Mayor " inter, who wns maui
guratcd yesterday, called gu City
Treasurer Blake. and after informing him
that lac had been installed Mayor. stated
that it was his wish that hereafter all
moneys received by him Tor the city.
should h. deposited in the city OF New
York, instead of bank in CAIRO. We
have not heard what the Treasures re-
ply was, but we presume he will DO Just
~ he likes about the order Of the Mayor,
Is he and li. bondsinen only are rcspon-
siblc for the money. The Mayor has no
more control over It than the humblest
citizen, and we are astOni.hcd, and really,
ii j. hard for us 10 believe the report
Being somewhat curious to know the
truth in regard to this matter, BrLLL-
TiN rcportorcalle upon Treasurer Blake.
whom he found seated in his office, and
after bidding him the time Of day. the
following conversation took place
R,por,,r--"Did you see that item In re-
gard to the mayors first order. published
in the SVy. of last EVENING"
Treasurer Biote --"Ies, ] did,
Reporter--"May | ak YOU, sir. whether
there isany trulhin the SIMS emcntT'
Treasure Blqke-"No: there is not.
The only conversation | ever had with
Mr.. Winter on this matter. was Oh the
morning after the election. ! va pass
ing by hi establishment. and seeing Mr..
Winter in the store, stepped in. and after
congrdtlllating him on his election. was
about to leave. when he stopped me and
said: BLAKE. why don't you deposit the
city, money in q New York city bank,
instead Of "a Cairo bank" ! do not re-
member my reply. but left the store. |
have never spoken to him on the subject
since.
Reportor-.Thcn there /, no iounda-
ton for the s,n'. statement, whatevcrf'
Treasurer Bidks-"Nonc whatever"
The reporter having gained the infor-
nation desired. bid the treasurer good
morning and retired.
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Tonight Professor John T.. Grcg.on. a
man OF much experience and travel, will
lecture in Liberal Religious hall. 1t j.
said by those who are intimately ac-
quaintod with this gentleman, that lic is
a man Of much ability. j. a fluent speaker
and a man who Is well read. III, sub
ject will bc "Traycl and Experience"
and his addrcS, will no doubt De one OF
interest and benefit 10 all who hear IT,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1875-05-02

The johnson county circuit court will
commence tomorrow. and the first trial
upon the docket that will demand the
attention OF the court, will be that Of the
steamboat pilot. William Gupton. who
killed Andrew E-chbach, German bar
Der in tins city, over year ago. For the
past four weeks. Deputy sheriff John
Shcehan has been subpTnaing witnesses
in the case, and large number OF per-
son. will leave this city for Vienna to-day.
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HING AlliHlA.

MiRX. IS Ohio Lcyec. has the latest
styles IN SlIIRTS-"The Fayorite," and
several other styles ~ the bee, in the
country-excellent in make and superior
in material. MARX is the only dealer in
the city who has these styles. and makes
hi, figure conform 10 the lowest prices
current. !-2-2w
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Confirmed.

At the meeting Of the City Council
last night the following officers for the
ensuing year were confirmed by that
body:
City Marshal--Capt. W. NJ. williams.
Sergeant of Police--J. &. LaIIue.
Day Policcman-W. w. Wooten.
Night Polcemen--Frcd whitcsmp, II.
Sargent and +. NJ. Schu.tcr.
Assistant Chief Of Fire Department
w. r. Beerwart.
No Tailor confirmed.
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Tn. Hear, 4. "a wonderful Pump.

the valves OF which open and shut seventy
or egh.y times per minute. II an alcoholic
stimulsnt be taken into the blood the pump
works much faster, and this unnatural speed
wears out the vital machinery. All the in
toxicating nostrums advertised a. "tonics,"
"renoyators," "corrcc,iycs," &c, produce
this disastrous effect, and hence all intclli-
gent Christians are thankful that DR.
wALKRR's VEGKTABLR VINEGAR BIrTKEs
An lnvigorant and Alternative without q
stmg--is everywhere supplantlng these
proprietary poisons. AIS 4w.
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RDring Hats.

A. MARX, ~ Ohio Lcvee, Is now taxi
ing orders tor the new styles OF SILK Hats,
all the rage at the East, knownas
Fifth Avenue" and
broadway"
His Coniormiturc enables him to take
orders and make perfect tits-enables him
to make hats TO order TINT will conform
perfectly to the head OF the wearer. Call
upon MARX. aud have your head meas
ursA Tor kas. j-a?w
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NOtjce of Removal.

The wsll-known barber chop. corner
Eigh,h and Commercial, presided over by
he popular artist. George steinhouse, has
removed one door north on Commercial, In
he q rand Central Hotel. The new shol Is
arge and commodiou., aud these wishing
FOR anything artistic IA the way Of fashion,
ALE hair cu,ting. smooth .hayrs. etc., will
TO well 10 .sll Vt the Grand Central Barber
,aop. Il J.I3-N.
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law under which the city Is now govern
ed. 1t would therefore be better to codify
and revise the same. To this end would
call the attention Of the city council and
committee on ordinance at an early day.
HEALTH.
The health Of the city ut the present
time Is very good, except three 90 cases
of small pox, all of which are having
proper attention, and are rapidly APP
preaching convalesccnce. The executive,
with the Board of Health, will spare no
efforts 10 conflne and stop the spread or
| this loathsomc disease. While on the
question Of health would admonish the
people. IN time Of peace to prepare for
war. IL Is very probable that early In
the season, We will have contagious dis.
eases below and around us, and 1t Is nee
essary for usto cleanse the city so rs not
To "inyite the wolf TO our DOOR" so let
one and all, during the month Of May,
cleanse up his or her premises, leaving
nothing tor the city to do but to look
after the cleanliness Of its streets,
GAMBLERS.
As the representative of the people who
have elected me, warn all gamblers and
confidence men. they must not, nor shall
not pursue their avocatiOn In this city.
advise saloon-kcepers not to allow boys
TO frequent their places Of business to
play cards and carouse. In which case the
ordinances will be rigidly enforced,
This advise is to perfect more moral
state Of affairs in the community.
HOUSES or PROSTITUTION.
The moral well being and good order
| Of the community do not require the
| arrest monthly of these poor unfortunate
creatures. causing them therefore to be-
| comc.,degradcd and wretched If q crime
Is committed they are only the party to
one-half Of IL: il Is not necessary that the
city expenccs should be kept up in any
measure by the fines imposed upon these
unfort,inates. 1t should cause the blush Of
shame to tngc the check of any citizen
who advocates such a course. Officers
making these arrests share the spells and
eat the bread bought with money earned
by prostitution. Does this correct the
morals OF our community! NO. Let
The moral men and women oil caro- work
together and lend helping hand to these
fallen creatures, and try to reform them.
70 make good ana useful women
Money spent ioolishly II applied 70 TINS
purpose, would 40 much toward thclr
| 80. Wit,;i i..' 80 ILL., 80, 49,.
we mnst NOT lose SIGHT of the fact
th., SEQ ho,a ho,sns -, nros,;,r,;on
" ,r III, "' 80 au,hnJ,,
~ !" "u, t w., ,,,, nnrooi IL ,hSs ~ ia -
~. au;n,, omn ' i ih", !, viii no tho
~ 'a ~ u;an -" .,.a ~" ,n, an w
uuts vi W. loncc W ~ VII. aF
anu iiiin. ,,ic aiiS.' "'',' ny LII, e
c"lhluAiht 'nenhseNrs' anu snae VIII
tile city IN tiic sPoils. b1t AT .ne same
,il'lr ll,e i,iui',cs vi .ucl h1u.ts wiz no,
oe ailoWea 70 lliun. IhrouSn ,lc s.rec'-
a, thc giiueu out,erly-'n a'lraS.ion lor
we youth 70 gaze upon. ~ sucii casss,
lns oiuinailSes VI tis Guy VIII D. ri.iuIy
| ehloIcou. Lros'ltit,ou oelhs a cI,in1
anu ui.', leu OF na.uiaS' we nut '"a,
WIN IL Tue oest We can io' n'uei re-
iorni'
THE 'AbbAIh'
| THIS day allotted for man to rest. Is ILL.,
| terpretcd Dy many men IN many ways;
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Mrs. Charlotte Sanders having been re-
quested to give music lessons In Caro- pegs
to state she will do 80 on the following
terms For pupils under twelve, seventy
i've cents par lesson tor young ladies, sis
lessons, I've dollars special vocal lessons
10 the Italian method, one dollar. Apply
~ Mrs.. A. M,ckie's, Fifteenth street.
4.1s.lw
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- -
(nlrO md ~, Louis RRilrOR al

ON and after Monday. April 90, 1873,
freights will be received and also delivered
70 consignecs at the Freight House, foot
OF Fourth street, near tho Mississippi levee'
from to IL q. M, and frolh I to 6p. IN.
Ticket office, corner Of commercial ave-
nue. ana Second street. JOIN FAGGirr,
l.a4-st Agent
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4 New style.

II. Block, boot and shoemaker, Oh Eighth
street, between Washington and CONNER
cial avenues, has Just received new style
OF last, and Is now prepared to make boot
tnat, for neatness and comfort, cannot be
eXcellod. Give him call and examine
thi. new style of last. W-i-l5-lm.
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MN<1ueoa Dae~

We viii take, At the ~. Charles Hotel.
during ibs summer months, 10 day bosrdsrs'
Al s?9 per month, andbO bosrdss With cool,
pleasant rooms on the upper door, Of IN
psr month. A. this extremely lev rsts,
none but pssmruy paying bosrdsfs VIII ~
accepted. JEwsTr WILCOX , Co.,
sl.a.ss.ia Prorslsters.
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SnunIl.lsON

From Il reliable source We learn that
three new eases OF smallpox have been
discovered in the upper part of the city.
Two children of the family of man
named Green, and one Child of man
named Mimm>. all colored. have been at
tackled with the disease. The authorities
were at once informed OF the matter, and
werr, We ore glad to say. speedy In max
ing the necessary arrangements for hav-
in" them properly attended TO.
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The regular annual meeting OF the com.
pany. Tor election Of officers and general
business. take. place Monday evening.
Every member j. requested to De in at
tendance. Member. In arrears will please
prepare themselves for settlement.
HAIRY ScHrH. Secretary.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Mr.. 4. Fitzgerald has just received aud
has on sale at HE sales room large stock
of English ale, porter. lieunossy brandy
aud wines, and liquors Of MI kinds, which
he will dispose Of Vt reasonable prices.
a-O.y-9J.tr
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Wcighrna.ter Bros, yesterday morning
placed IN the hands of Treasurer Blake
the sun Of one hundred and twenty-five
dollars and five cents. which ]. the net
profit OF the city scales, after dcirayiug
all expense. tor the past two YEAR,.
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TO lpuntsh SsuptOn.

The friends oil the late Andrew Esch-
bach. who was killed by Guptou. are rail-
ing money tor the purpose OF retaining
Judge VIM. !. Allen 10 assist In the pros
ecuilon OF hi, slayer.
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Postponed.

Mr.. Jaecacl desires us to say that the
lunch advertised in Yesterday BrLLr-
III. % Dc given this morning. has been
postponed. indefinitely.
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Two good residences Oh Twentieth street
near the Court House Also the Court
House Hotel, at low rent. Inquire at II,
Meyers Cigar store. JACOB KLEIN.
4.10-1m.
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The Woolworth Handle Works. lately
removed from Mound City, have settled
down at the corner of levee anil Victor
streets. ~. Louis. Missouri.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Joe Roneker Is now IN full control OF
the Washington bakery, and having learn
ed the wants of tho public, 10 prepared to
supply on call oil demands for French loaf,
Boston. Brown and Graham bread, and
everything else ordinarily found In first
class bakery. lie maintains full stock Of
eonfectioneries, and can, ~ we'll - any
other dealer In tho city, oil oil orders IN
that line, Cakes baked, frosted or orus-
mented on short notice. Spscis iattention
given to tho orders OF wedding or picnic
narttes. gl3-tf.
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Engine and Boiler also Saw Mill TX.
lures, II wanted. Forpartlculars enquire
of c. II. Woodward hl.lm
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Steamer City Of Chester, Memphis,
" Chss. Brown, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer City Of Chester, st. Louis.
g Chas. Brown, st. Louis.
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,rAxuk.
AnOvH 4
-ov vAfI1

WAN DEPARTMENT. RIvHS RsSoW.
NAV lHS
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THOMAS JONES. sersi :. 5. 4. :. A.
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ORDINANCES.

Iwould call your attention to the enor'
nous amount OF ordinances now on or
ilinance book, many OF which are NOT en-
forced on account of their impractics..
bility, or their coaflict with the general
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-18

~ itubiren bat; alss ipeitere, unp ,us
NAL rte fcrtlGreitenbe 0erarmuno Der
Nattcn 1nD Scr9en unb 8ecenfen, be,
rem ebiuns er srCBmtitbis ieinen fpd.
tern NabfcIeern I'm Amte iberldBt.
Die Sade bat Gbrieens niGt bios fiji
pie ita!ienilGenB ObltbdtigfsitsanRalten
lbre srnfe uno iGperpiesenre Beoeus
tuns ; cie slet6e WabrseeI lou auG
auf ldmmtlt6e ausldnpii6e sttftuneen
ausaepebnt tperceu, auf teren Innalten
sur Musbi!rung Der prieiter CUR Be-
bsrber8an8 armer piI9er, our pfsee
franfsr uno sur unterftlgune beearftts
ger 9anrslsuts. Dies, auf unlere teuts
lGen Naticnalfiftuneen aneemencet,
percen bic. Mnimu, Der Campo SantO
unp pas @ermanicum ibre 3inebdufer
uno 0runcfIde allc oetfaufen unb an
oeren Statt italtenil6e Nsnte entseaens
nebmen mifen. SddBsn mir ras aes
lammte 0erm5sen, um cine Summe ,u
nennen, stra auf etne Wtuion, 70 err
p!ebt our6 jene Mabreeel bic talent
'te Nesierun9 allein aus cen eeutl6en
Shftuneen 100000 SIS, trpBeem eies
le, ben bisber bereits nabesu Elm Drittel
tbrer ginflnfte an Steuern baben sab>
len ml6en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-18

bon Semen, bte mad europa aeben.
Der cine III ~tpeni8fens General, rper
bas ntGt IT, maGt fi6 Gum Colonel
oeer Waicr, urer gapitdn nil man
iI6 fein miIitdril6es An1eben eeben,
Cam ldet man fi6 @pcernor Supse,
Gcunielcr f6impfen. Die 8eiber,
trel6e bteie Menl6en beeleiten, inc
ebenic 9rcBmaulis nie Sene, fred I'm
Spre6en, crctndr in Manferen. Bie
ibre Rleicer cte retdfsn, tire Diaman>
ten bic fOfbarffen fnb, 70 miro bic
6rs6Seit ni6t dbertIOfen uno es dbsrs
raldt eaber ni6t boz Der Giearo GG
i9er iplte amerifanerinnen nufbdlt.
Infer ~nationaleS Qafer fno idledte
Wanieren. Der amerifani1Ge Char
after trdst aufS Watertal in f@, um
feline Der beiten Wanieren oernadldbt>
1en 5u brauden; er adtet niht DieNs6te
Mneerer. 1T unwi6enb. ldleht erso9sn,
eebrauht bic Singer ftatt pes Sdnupfs
lu6es uno tiilpft an Ofsnsr1afe Btr
baben uniereW anieren III dnreru, psnn
mir tieIe 0orptrfe In europa ntht
metr bSren uoasn, last pas ylnfee
Ulntt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-18

Td brtnst miro besbalb ni6t peniaer
entmutbisenb iein. Na1pem bas Cir
cular pte @ihtt8feit Der 0erldifuno
Der amerifanii6en grnten nod ben
StapelpIdBen flr bas @ieeerauaeben
Der 0ei@dfte beiprOden bat, fdbrt Cd
fort:
Sbslei& es Monate 3eit nebmen
mag, bic Der HstGtbum unIcrer Grns
ten rsalifrt miro, 70 1cQte fi6 Der Gin
fuB bod fdpn balo bemertbar MAIDEN,
10 paB eas wabriGeinliGe &eluItat scr>
ausssleben perpen fam. Gs Idet f6
Mot In Mbrece fslIen, tas Der 5taab
Der Otrse eesenwdrtts eth unidercr
uno ftsberilder 1T unp pas gnsross
0elaaft fat ednsli6 ftiue ftsbt, 70 pas
rs eeeenpdrtis UNI @elbdFts= Trans>
atttOnen su maiden, rpeit msbr beearf,
als s%lansenoer Ausi6ten tpeI9e fG
leieer ;u oft ole trieertl6 erwielen
baten. 0tr ftebsn eesbalb an Der
S@peae einer tS9R wiGtieen unc
frttif9en pericbe Der commeysieuenGnte
wideluna pes 2anres unb i1arfeB epbs
adter tperoen nit Gpannune bisAnssie
den tea@ten, wel9e bic nd6ltsn $50,
den brtnsen rerben.
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NrDteftantii6e &lagem.

Sc mrbren ft6 Die Sttmmen i'm pro,
teitantil6en Eager, pflde pie .norppeut.
ibe8ir6enpOlitit als cine Ysrfeblte uno
fir Den Staat unbeiIpOue teartbeilen,
unp es iaeint faf, ale % pas 6etpor.
treten bon ltberalselinnten N1nnern,
eine gauge S6aar in pieRampfesreiber
RUFF. uel6e nur auf etnen re1ten 0ors
sdnser 9erpartet bat. IN einem Nlti>
feI betitelt Der confelioneue Staat"
lbretbt Die Nuesb. Aug. 3ts.: y9lt1is
ruff annO6-unc mir Tag n Oottlob-
cine aQsemeinerc Gntrdfune i'm goIte
uEp srrar in ben ssrldierenfen Be-
fenntni6en berpcr, ais li6 in leinen re-
Tighten He@ten unb 8spIrfni0en an
sefo6ten su feben. ... Die Dplitit zines
Staates ldldet feline elidlideRi9tune
eth, trenn fte NIT ben reItet65 Snpifes
renten, uno lp8ar ben Ofenen Gir6enz
pe,a6tern uno Str6enfeincen gemsins
fame Sa6e madt. Na6 Sirius f5n>
men MIR loon BON Wuma lernen, fab
Der Staat auf bic 8erebrune Der Sizes
(0lanbO seSrInoet werpe, uno baran
miro aud bic mcperne Staatsrpeisbett
nt9ts 3u anoers ~Serm5sen. llno bier
nit fommen mir bic gum lssten une
666fen: Sf's mbsli6, pas rer staat
cbne Elm ipea!es prineip, pbne cine itt>
lt9e @runclase beftsbes Montssquieu
last: mebr Staaten f1no su 0runcs
eeean9en, neil lie bic OsleBe serleBt
baben -. Seearfl jeess 0smsinmelen,
alic aud Der Staat, cine @runbe
laee, 10 wiro berpplttttsr lrerer in Dfe<
ner nod masftrter Wstle BON etnem
relisionslOlenS taute su lprs6sk ,uassn
rpenn aud aus teinen ancetn @runpe,
bod l9On, UNI fd nidt gum @eseus
ifanoe Dfentltber betterteit III MAIDEN.
ST ater elm r%elieionelOler staat cine
unmbslidtsit, eann 1T IS aud ein te@
tenntniblOler, pa rie Helision chen In
per Jprm bon Betenntntl1sn in pie Grs
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be9Iafer.