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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-03
CINCINNATI DAILY MARKET.
CISoINNArL Jan. az z. NJ


FIOUR--The market is very quiet and
steady. We quote: Family, IS Goa5 50 for new new
wheat, and $5'SJa5 for choice old wheat Hour.
Extra. ia 2ba4 Is; superfne, SS 75a4; low grades,
$3a3 % per brl. Spring wheat flour is worth
IS aoass sO.. Rye -four, s. NS,a4sp, and buck
WHEAT-Market firm but quiet Good to
rs for red. Choice will bring 81 4SaI 50 for
white, and 81 2Sal 80 for red inferior red is
fSSIls fSCSUIRN~Mixed ear is worth 45a4sc, with sales
at outside fgiire to-day. Mixed shelled is
worth Ale, and quiet. White nominal
RYE--Market quiet and steady, with no ma
teriaI change No. Is quoted 7S;l8Jc. and fair
to good sample lots 7Ja75c per bu. Rejected
lots and inferior sample are quoted 55a65c
per bu. ~
ate. Good to prime are quoted 3a40c fol
mixed, and 40a4Sc for white per bu. Inferior
are offered at 8gaS5c per bu. 6. fs
BARLEY-Is quiet at $1al Is for Canadian
75aB5c for NorthWestern for good TO prime lots
Inferior grades range as low as 800 per bu 'i
MESS PORK Market quiet and steady a
$l9 75aev Per brlfor prime city mess,s2ots and
iol,s'R MHRDAThere D. % is q fair demand for prim,
steam at i2lSc per lib, and held X higher
City kettle isqaiet and steady ~ 'lsaasyzS pc
BACON-There is moderate demand at 9h
a9kc for shoulders, uxM1Xc for clear ril
Sides ana Iz5SaI21<e for clear sides, all packed
Holders want the outside figure. Sugar-curel
hapss. are ailiet 1T iaszai4s<c per lp. aeeordinl
n cUTT6 S,isr x Market quiet. Sales today. :
bales Stock, 8,724 ha.es. Receipts, l,O9s bales
shipments, 1883 bales. We quote: Ordinary
miadiing, 12Hc: good mildling. ts3fc; ma din,
FAIR. l3s<c; fair, l4a<c per 10. \, 60
| y. W4IISKY Y--Market easier to-day with fai
demand at decline OF fc per gallon. Sales 0
~ M. ll-.
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River News.

The weather is fair and hazy and cooler this
morning. Wind N. W. Thermometer, at A.
NJ, stands at 40 deg. The minimum tempera-
turn last night was Az deg.
special to the Star
PITTsBURG, Jan. 3-River falling, Z feet S
inches.
The Fleetwood left for Huntington, and the
Gen. Lyle for Louisville last evening.
The Wildwood came in from Maysylle yes
terday morning, and will return at noon TO-
day. -
The Vint. Shinkle, from Memphis, arrived
here Saturday. She will start again for Mem
phis on w ednesday next at r. M Z
The Robert Mitchell will depart for sew Or
leans at O'Clock to- -morrowevening. She has
large engagements here and below s.r
Ihe g. B. Church left for New Orleans on
Saturday evening with an excellent trip, both
The Ohio No. 4 from Pomeroy, and the Bos-
tona from Huntington, arrived at the landing
on time this morning. Ihey will both return
this evening. ae@1 ~; fi'l1 'aii
packet for Louisville a. 5 T. NJ. To-day.
The Charles Morgan arrived from New Or
leans at noon to-day with a good trip. She is
announced to be ready 90 leaye'agaln for New
The dnes new steamerU. p schenck is ad-
vertised to leave'for New Orleans tomorrow
evening. ffta sN "tf ~ ..f s.f'I''
The Hudson from Wheeling is expected to
| arrive here some time to-day, She will leave
again for Wheeling tomorrow.
fhe Louisville arrived yesterday from New
Orleans with medium trip.st@ s'e' 3 1.st
The Kentucky river is falling, with s feet 10
inches in the channel' at Frank fort.
The Arlington, from New Orleans, will prob
ably arrive here during the day. :.
The Thomas sherlock, from Cincinnati for
New Orleans, passed down from Memphis yes
| terday at 3'P. Id. She mad a splendid trip Of
about .2OU tons and rs cabin passengers. She
| added 595 bales cotton to her cargo at Mem
phiS. f7r -
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A NIGHT OF TERROR.
Adrift Among the Ieebergs-.Awfql Peril o.
Party Of Young People.
From the Des Moines Register.

Last Thursday evening Mr.. George
Morrison, Mr.. MCGEE, two other gentle
men aud Miss Lou, Dolly, and Jacob
Gross, John Senthouse, and q lad SAX
teen years old, named George Trumley.
attempted to cross the Mississippi from
Fort Byronrto lie Claire. The night was
cold and q fierce wind blew, while the
river was full of floating ice. But the
boatmen were good, and 1t was lmpor-
tant to cross, SO they set out at twenty
minutes past five clock in the evening.
They reached within forty feet OF the
Iowa shore, but could get no nearer.
Darkness had set IN. The ice and waves
beat pitilessly against the boat, ana
spray froze as it descended upon them.
Ii was deemed best to return and seek
again the Illinois shore. Within one
h9ndred feet OF it, however, they found
it impSssibfe' to get nearer through the
rapidly FORMING ice, and yet u was not
strong enough to bear them. The sltua-
ton was appalling. Senthouse took
hold. of q rope and stepped down upon
the ice, but Went down nearly TO ms
necK.
THE party saw him beat about in the
ice and water, endeavorlng 70 make MS
way to land, but be disappeared In the
darkness, and nothing has been heard ol
him. With The ice the yawl continued
to float down stream. Gross determined
TO ret out OF the boat and make torshore
SEEING the oars, by their aid he was
successful. In the meantime young
Trumley had thrown himself, chilled
and exhausted, on the bottom of the
boat. and the rest were nearly senseless
with cold. Helpless they dritted with
the wind and current.
Gross soon summoned assistance, and
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erned for twenty years by single idea,
that of vengeance. His apparent con-
triton, the rectitpde Of his conduct, his
sadness, and his gestures, were all
directed toward one a;m--Eengeauce.
For twenty years, morning, noon ana
night, he lay in wait for the gamekeepers
against whom he had vowed vengeance,
aud for twentygears that vengeance
escaped him..
In 1870 the war broke out, the Haute'
Marne was invaded, the forest In WMcn
the German troops. One DECEMBER
night, Rambouillet, whom every one sup
posed to be at q distance from the
neighborhood, took his gun, skunk from
tree to tree through the Germans occu-
pying the forest, and at the risk OF being
captured and shot, facing the creates
perils, and resorting to the most auda-
cious stratagems, creeping almost on
level with the ground, he succeeded In
reaching the gamekeeper's lonely cot
tage. There was light In the window.
Tie gamekeeper and his wife, lost IN
this solitude, amid hostile troops, Mre
watched them some time through
| the clearing surrounding the cottage.
The gamekeeper remained motionless
BY his wife in spite OF the furious bark
| ing of his dog, for since the enemy had
occupied the forest the dogs had always
barked every night. Rambouillet raised
1 his gun, took careful aim, and hred
| Two despairing cries were uttered in.
j side the cottage, the dogs redoubled
| their noise. all around distant calls OIL
~Woher da2" were heard, and Ram
bouillet hurried along the paths, es
capped, and disappeared from the dis
trict.
The next day IL was told how the
wife, and all the neighborhOod mustered
at her funeral.
Peace was signed. Rambouillet re
sumed his former liie. the occupation
ceased, and then everybody ventured IL
!. express the horror excited by SO cow
| araly q crime committed against q VIC
man sitting peaceahly at her hearth
Rambouillet had become more gloomy
A gnawing despair had penetrated hi
heart. Not only had his vengeance as
, capped him, but he felt that any attemp
against the gamekeeper would recall al
J tention to the crime of 1870, an
} would divert suspicion from the Ger
man soldiers. His irritation increase
every day, and often found vent
threats against those around hin
l A few weeks ago one of thes
, scenes was repeated between Rsmbopi
a let and his sons daughter. "Ah, yes,
e exclaimed the latter, s!you wantto sery
o me as you served the gamekeepers wife
d but am not afraid Of you." Ramboui
Il YET 1inched. The conversation becam
g knoWn, and reached the ears of justic
9 Rambpuillet was arrested, conyicte'
d condemned to death. The jury answere
every question put to them afirmatiy
Stances. s.; cs TSey sVIe felt that maa who ia
plotted revenge for twenty years mu
q have acted with premeditation. Tl
prisoners counsel had, Of course, a
gued an extenuating circumstance TIL
he mistook his victim.
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go
Another Love Tragedy.

Yesterday evening a reporter of the
Commercial learned the following par
ticulars of a.suicide that took place that
afternoon at East Leavenwortn, Mo-: A
young lady by the name of Missouri Ut
finger had been keeping house Tor some
time past for bachelor by the name Of
James Burk. During her stay at his
house she for some reason unknown con-
ceived strong attachment for the man,
and il is said made her affection known
to him, but it seems that it was not re-
ciprocated by the Benedict, and he re-
fused all overtures. The girl became
despondent, but still lived beneath the
roof that sheltered all that was dear to
her.
That seemed to satisfy her until
yesterday, when she learned that he
was going to Atchison to marry another
lady, and while he was standing at the
glass combIng his hair she appro ache0
nfm and asked permission to Comb it fol-
him, and upon his turning around she
confronted him with razor and at
tempted to cut his throat. He wrenched
the razor from her grasp, and, she ther
begged him 10 give her some poison tha
she might kill herself, as lite was now 1
burden. He refused, and she left the
house and went to her grandmother's
saying that Mr.. Burt wished to shoot o
hog.
The pistol was given her, and upon re
pairing back 10 MIR. Burps she passe'
into the kitchen, asking him at the tim
to accompany her. He replied that b.
would come in a moment, but almost il
an instant the loud report of a pisto
startled the household, and upon goin
into the kitchen be found her stretche
upon Ihe floor with frightful pistc
wound in the right temple, which caus g
almost Immediate death. Our intorman
also says that she was'a very beautift
girl, and no reason can be assigned to
ner insane passion for Mr.. Burt Leal
enWOrth Commercial.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-03

A most remarkable event occurred on
Saturday, when the temperature was at
tie lowest point in the city. There was
an occasion for giving an alarm of fire
by telegraph. The first instrument
struck by the policeman failed to oper-
ate, but a second attempt at another
street corner reused the firemen, and
the fire was soon after extinguished.
Six hours afterward the first Instrument
awoke from its apparent nap and the
alarm 50 long delayed was sounded, and
find that it was false alarm. The tele-
graphers are az loss to account forthfs
unparalleled event, which can only be
compared to the Munchausen account Of
the tunes being frozenin the horn Of the
'stage-dfiver, and afterw ard sounding
when hung up BY the side Of the stove at
the inn.-[Baltiihore American.
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How Paris Masters Form the Voice.

A Paris paper has lately had some Gu
rious and presumably perfectly authen-
tic stories of tho vagaries of certain pro-
fessors of vocalism. For instance, q
asked the Professor to give him lessons
in singing. He was requested to sound
q few notes, in order that the power,
scope, etc., Of his voice might be seen.
The young man did SO; HE voice seemed
pure and fresh, but somewhat thin. Del
sarte shook hishead. aHave you c6ur-
age, young man 2"s be said. s'Certainly,
M. Delsarte.p We'll, this is 9 peculiar
sure. Hive on the sixth floor OF my
house. Iwant yout0 run down stairs
us'fast rs you can, singing In everynote
Of the ol-fal the sword sBonifaecios Then
run up stairs, still singing sBonifacci0i
Continue this for two hours each day for
eight days, andlthen come tome again.p
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-03

1,50O per cent. profit was realized upon q
Put" on 500 shares Missouri Paclhc kaiiroaa
Stock during the first week IN October, S58i %
produced s7,4S7 30; then why go TO the Silyer
Mines of Colorado or the Gold Mines Of Cali;
fornia, when you have mine Of GreenbackS
profit was also realized upon number of other
stocks during the same week. Explanatory
circular showing show II Is done" mailed
FREE by Messrs. BUcKwALTEn q Co., Bankers
and Brokers, 10 Wall street, Post-ofilce DOE
Ar. sssend for itn and be convinced.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-03
Cincinnati live stock.

CINCINNATI, Jan. S-2 L. M.
The receipts and shipments for the past 4s
hours are as follows:
NJ - fs7'' .iS Receipts. Shipments.
CATTLE e.... TSs 662
Hops ps......4 4O45 S42
Sheep NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SOL LAO
HOGS-Markets quiet and firm. We quote:
Common to good light So 7Ja6 90; fair to good
packing 81 0Oa7 20, and choice heavy 81 9Oa7 30
per cen al gross
are worth 50 25a3 25; fair to medium So 5Oa4 81,
and good butchers 81 g5a5 50 per centat gross.
SHEEP-FAir demand, and q frm market at
81 25a5 Is per Genital gross.
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Depot, Fifth and Hoadly. Time, minutes fast
Depart Arrive, -Arriyet
Ginsti. -Cin'tf.f Destons
New York Ex daily IL O0A.M. 5:l5A.M. 7.2gP.M.
New York Elk daily. s:5OP.M. s:l5P.M. 6;50A-A.
LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI sHoRr-LINEs
Depot, Trout and Kil@our. Time, minutes slow
Louisville Ex daily 5:5QA.M. 6:45P.M. 10 :2oA.Ma
louisville (ex SUM-. 3:O1P M. l245P.M. 1851. N.
Louisville (daily).... s 05P.M. 5:S0A.M. H;SSP.M.
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MARIETTA AND crNcrNNArr.

BALTIMOKE AND OHIO, VIA FAHK EN5HVHus
Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, minutes fast,
N.Y.& Bait. Elk d'ly SEDAN. 45P.M. s40A.M.
Night Elk daily, IL :l5P.M. 6:SOA.M. los5of.M.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO, VIA COLUMBUS.
Depot, Kilgour and Front. Time, minutes fast
Baltimore Ex daily 7a5A.M. 2:5oA.M. s:4oA.M.
Baltimore Ex. ....... :O5P.M. 4;4OA.M. l0:4sp.H
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DAYTON sH0RT-LINE AND COLUMBUS.
Depot Pearl and Plum. Time. minutes fast.
Columbus Ex ....., 7:OOA.M. 1O:l0P.M. ua5A.M.
Columbus Ex. -. l09oA.M. 3;5oP. M. ;lsr.M.
Columbus Ac. ........ 2!SOP.M. DI0P.M. 610P.M.
CINCINNATI AND sANDUsKY.
. Dept, Pearl and Plum. Time, minutes fast.
Sandusky Elk. ...... S:45A.M. 6:O0P.M. 6:50P.M.
Saildusky Ex daily. g.40P.M. 600A.M. 8:00A.M.
BeleionfaineA Ac g.. 2&0P.M. 10 :10A.M. s00P.Ms
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-03

The city election passed oil quietly
resulting in the selection of four OF the;
live gentlemen named in last Fridays
STAR, Geo. p. Humphrey, Esq, making
the tiith ahd full Board OF Council. CON-
sisting OF the following named successes
Jul candidates: City Council-B. Far
rell, M. Lally, Philip Mcguire, ID. ]
Regan, George r. sHunlphriess School
sBoardr7C Charles Martin, Byron Hathp-
way, James. J. Reynolds, M. CAIN
Sterling I s worth IN he M positions they @ are Re
salled TO fll. We scondole with our
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11
CHARLES w. O'NEIL

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW and
n Notary Public. Office over First Nariona
Bank. ROCK Island. 5.13dw6m
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THOMAS YATES.

is PREPARED TO DO PLUMBING IN ALL ITS
\ branches. also. Gas and Steam fitting
Call aud have estimates made before ordering your
work done by ether parties
THOMAS AT ID. Ieyee. Rock Island.
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Enamelled Pipe.

TRY TIE ENAMELLED PIPE. 1T WILL MOI
! Rust or crack and only trife more than
common iron pipe. Is positively THE BEST thing
for water service pipe. have the exclusive agency
for Rock Island. FRED uAsS.
Store in Star Block
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va "a ohdnoN. LUC1AN ADAM
STURGEON & ADAMS.

ATTORNEYS AND CoUNSELoRs AT LAW
~ oft e in Mitchell & Lynde's block Rock Island
lD Have complete set If iSouks Abstracts o
Title # Lands in Rock Island County.
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New RULING MACHINE at The ARGUS
BINDERY. Paper ruled in any style NJ
any colnred lines Leave orders at THE
ARGUS COUNTING Rooms. opposite the
Post office. If
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Residence cor
Z Orleans and Ohio streets next door to Keher,
Drug Store. ONCE over Bensef d Thomas Drus
tore, Market Square, office hours 10 to IL A. M e
Pm 7-iid&wIy
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CHAS. FIEBIG.

Is PREPAR ID To Do ALL KINDS OF Loo
Work; also TO repair Sewing Machines.
All Kinds of Safe Work Speciality.
Shop on Market Square west side, south of tn
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Going Eorth-l1 :15 a. m 0:3s p. IN.
Going. Soath-7:3o a. M; 6:2s p. m.
Palace Sleeping cars. owned aud operated by this
line. accompany all night trains.
CONNECTIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
At Burlington with Toedo, Peoria & Warsaw R'y
for Peoria, indianapolis Lafayette q Cine matt
with Chicago burlington Quincy r. r., for Chi
caao. keokuk. Quincy and ST Louis West to Ottum-
wa and a point In X nsas and Nebraska, and with
Blu liDgton Southwestern R'y. for Pennington,
Bloomfield and all points in Missouri a. Kansas
At Columbus junction, with Chicago 4 south
west IN Railroad foriW ashngton AND, Lea, WORTH
Al n chols with Muscatine Division b c, X e NJ
for Muscatine
At West Liberty, with Chic 20. Rock Island &
Pacific Railroad for Iowa City, Desmeines, and
Davenport.
At CEDAR Rapids. with Milwaukee Division of B,
X d. Nj f.,r Independence. West Union, Postyiile
ana McGregor; with Chicago & Northwestern Rail-
way, or Omaha. Council Bluffs and chicago. and
with Du buque Southwestern Ry for Dubuque
At Waterloo ard Cedar Falls VITA Illinois Cen
raj Railroad for Independence, Dubuuue Fort
Dodge and Sioux City
AT Shell Rock with Stage for Waverly
Al Nora Junction W III Milwaukee & st Paul
Railway. for Mason CITY and Charles City.
At Plymouth with Milwaukee & ST. pau Railway
for all points in Minnesota
A ct Paul. for all points on Northern Pacific
hallway, The great Lake Superior region. ard ali
points North and Northwest.
3. WINSLOW, Genn Manager.
CD IVES. Gen1 Pass. d Ticket AGENT.
sNorcE GRANGE, S'-1' ~"
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WATCH BUYERS ATTENTION

ed Brequet Hair Springs Full Rub Y Jewelled, ano
combine all modern improvernV 1ts IN Watch
making.
These Watches W ere awarded tt Grand Prize IA.
Ine fars Exposition OF 1861 for tie best perform
ahcc ana gr5a eat accuracy III 4usiment; and as
lurther guAra ltee that they c. ual the best
ANNEX name o. some of the MOST respectable deal
~ the rade WAC hRyetested t1em for years. an6
win Foo ch for the accuracy Of our statements.
BeRso set Bros. Ny. W. r. Weeks, Bangor
Z T-arks, Troy, N. Y, NJ
D. ASS%ith' Saratoga sp's H. ". strsng, Elmira N
E. B. Booth & Son. Roch- uaskin- & Isbell, osw.
ester, y. go, MY.
H. B9tchk'ss' Buffalo, N. Hyde & Bettys, Auburn
B. x Chase s Co. Rut j. A, Clark, Batavia, N,
J. Il Grant, Troy, Pa; H. Cowell 4 Co., cievs
IL w Luce, AeDla, Ohio. laud, y.
A Lowell, Portland, Ne. o. II. Ford, New Howell
j. NJ. Bennett, ZIBcsYilie, It.
Ohio. .ichoils & Tsentt,s To-
a Il. burcrHA, Norces iedo. Oni9.
~, yer, Msses Geo. Enb y, Morrow, O
W. ;; Iaylor, UTICA, New o. Ellis CauAndagua. Y
Evans s Manning Blng- Cam5Tidgyy' s \ Y0r'"
uAht9h' ~ u bnull = 10, Hart
Dunlap u Baker, Man fori, CT
chester, n. II. IC. Wynap 81 Altman
T. b. Dickinson, Buffalo, VT
NY. W. Kirk, W winsteo'
Ashtabrla. Q. John b. Mrrriss. q : Gin
Weld Bros, Lockport, n. natl o.
Bsillette 4 Weld, Water. Pa ''iAn'on
loo, Iowa. 1. Ii. Grant, Troy, N. Y.
0SfPi pgau IoB STo' Bar N. F. Kil6urn, Cory
Ferguson & Clapp, indianapolis, Ind
Ana large number OF Others throughout the
United states. For further particulars ask your
matchmaker 10 see them, o. address
QUINCHE & KRUGLER
Wholesale Agents in the United states SaIa.rn
Maiden Lane. New Ia,k 49,
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Snsembureisc hes
8ereini8te Staaten.

sns Notre Dame, Sn6iana, idreibt
man uns l1nier Noui5iat der gonsresa.
ton bss 3. RreuSes) 1T felt SOnntas Osm
....... um 8 Boifulanten reibtr gemor.
ben, Oa bic Serrn @0rsen pom 9uremburs,
Stoffel uon Solsem uno Stolen BON Srier
eintraten. @lei4Seitis nabmen l3 Boitus
lantinnen ben S9lsier i'm @onuente Der
S9peitern pom }. &reus. 3wei Sdpes
tern oes Serrn Scopes, 8farrers in Sid
q. b. u. a~ussenommen, iinb ale &bein
preuBen.
llnier ennosmann Der ebru. Bruber
&omwalb, B~rouin3ialber drifliden SduI.
briiOer in Sio ct. 2ouis, ldBt bic Nuffors
oeruns an junse Mdnner, welde Beirut u.
Cuff baben, MitslIeoer bes Orbens Der
4riftliden Sriioer gu werben, f9 an ibn
gu uenoen. gr sibt germ ale Musfunft,
Die wiini9enswertb 1T. Wtan aSreiire:
Brother 81 ommaI6,
grouincial Of Gb-iftian Brothers,
Soutb ct. 9ouis, Wo.
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fion" erlaubt bate.
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nod breimal UNI bas sroBe &reus, uno
bann lit Der beiIise Gang seidIofen, bas
@eIibbe 1T seI0st.
Sinter ben lstten vSprinsbeilisen" Ia
men nod an 1000 Meai9en, meiftens
Mdnner unb Srauen, welde frdftis ben
Noientran3 betetsn, nit benz INNER wiebers
febrenben &efrain: vSeiliser Wiaibrorb,
Bit fir uns !; mir bitten Did, erb6re nns,
bsiliser Wiaibrorb!
Die @ntfernuns bon Der Bride, no bic
Broceilion beainnt, bis Sur Stride, no bic.
ieIbe sei9lo1en mirb, betrdst etma 1925
S1ritte um bieien Wes SuriidSulesen,
braudten bic Ednser iiber Smei Stunoen.
Nabe,u 5000 Gdn,er mebr ais 100 Wtuii:
fanten unb 700 Sdnser batten ii9 an Der
Yroceifiou betbeilist. gls bic Iebten Be-
ter bic Stride bstraten, mar es iiber balb
Gins. .
Wie mir mar, ais mir nit Serrn g..
su Glide sinsen, fam i'd Dir ni9t iasen.
S~ebenfaIs uerlieB i6 bic 8roceiiion nit eis
ner feitsn lleber5eusuns unb nit einem feiten
Gnti9luB. SD mar iberseust, baB bic
G9tsrna9er SpriusprOceiiion cine Ser
aroBartisiten Man,feitationen res tatbolis
iden @laubsns lit, unb i'd mar feit ents
i9lofen, ni9t gu ruben, Bis i'd @enaueres
IN Besus auf glter uub %llriprans bieisr
mertwlroisen 9rOceiiion wiBte. Sn eis
mem meiner ndditen 8riefe mill i9 Dir be-
i1reiben, mas i9 mad alieitisen grtunois
sunsen un6 srniten Stubien barber erfab:
rem, unb weI9es tlrtbeil i'd mir sebiIbet babe.