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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20
Destroying the Pyramids.
From the London Times.l

The news will be received with regret
that in Egypt the hand of the DESTROYER
is at work. A traveller who has recently
visited the pyramids at Gheezeh, and
whose Investigations extended to SAX
karah, Dashoor, and Maydoun, reports
that not only was the work OF destruction
proceeding ataremote place like Dashoor,
but at the very scene of NJ Mariettes
operations. There have been removed
from Immediately under the entrance to
the Great Pyramid some four or five
large stones, and this traveller, CORE
spondent of the Egyptian Gazette, was
informed, on what he could not but re-
gard as trustworthy authority, that this
wanton act had been committed by order
of the khedive, the stone being required
for the building of the new mosque,
which so greatly overshadows the beau
tiful mosque of Sultan Hassan. When
the government itself sets an example of
this kind we are not surprised that it is
promptly followed by meaner folk. At
Dashoor, place seldom visited by tour
lists, and where, consequently the ma
rauder thought himself safe, three cam
els were, during our stay, being loaded
with the square white limestone of the
casing of the larger pyramid. Few of
these stones remain. The upper part of
the pyramid has long been stripped. The
adjoining pyramid which is so conspicu-
GUS from Helopan, and so remarkable,
from being built in two different slopes,
had, till lately, its casing nearly com
plete. This casing is of the greatest i'm
portance, and, regret to say, that there
can be no doubt, the destroyer has here
also, recently been busy. Stones loos-
ened from the top of the building have
been rolled down the sides, tearing and
smashing the smooth surface Three or
four large stones bave also been removed
from below the entrance, which is now
inaccessible without ladder. 1t is in
little known places like Dashoor that such
destruction is most easy to perpetrate
and most difficult to prevent But there
can not be much difficulty in watching
the Great Pyramid of Gheezeh.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20
FARM, GARDEN AND HOME.
WAY.
BY Y. o. PERCIvAL.

i feel newer life in every gale;
The winds that fan the flowers
And with their welcome breathings fill the sail,
Tell OF serener hours
OF hours that glide unfelt away
Beneath the sky Of May.
The spirit of the gentle south wind calls
From his blue throne of air,
And where his whispering voice in music falls,
Beauty is blooming there;
The bright ones Of the valley break
Their slumbtrs and awake.
The waving verdure rolls along the plain,
And the wide forest weaves,
To welcome back its playful mates again,
canopy Of leaves;
While from its darkened shadow floats
gush Of trembling notes.
Fairer and brighter spreads the reign Of May;
The treeses of the woods
With the light dallying Of the west wind play,
And the fun trimming foods,
As gladly to their goal run,
Hail the returning sun.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

lemon peel improves the flavor greatly
Gut the cakes into shapes with little IN
cutters, and bake in steadily beata5
oven.
FRIED CHICKEN. up, steam in q
little water, salt, roll in -four, broil on a
gridiron, or fry in butter in a frying pan.
or lay III pan with little butter and
water, cover vito another pan. baste
often, and fry brown. In either cases
make gravy of the drippings and serve
in gravy boat.
TONGUE TOAST. beef tonpne
that has been well boiled, chop fine, miy
with cream or milk, the beaten yolk NJ
an egg, a piece of butter, and salt 10
taste; simmer gently. Toast thin slices
OF bread, butter them, spread with tho
mixture and serve hot. Keep covered
and hot in a tureen This is also very
nice without the toast, and is good for
breakfast or tea.
CHOCOLATE LAYER CAKE.-Two Guns
of sugar, one cup of butter, three Guns
OF flour, five eggs, one cup of milk, one
teaspoonful of cream of tartar, one-haIf
teaspoonful OF soda; take nearly cup of
grated chocolate; sweeten to taste: add
milk enough to moisten-about half a
cupful; flavor with vanilla, and spread
between the layers; ice.
HAM CAKE.-A capital way of dispos-
ing of the remains Of ham and making
an excellent dish for breakfast is: Take
one pound and half of ham, fat and
lean together; pound it, or pass it through
a sausage machine; boil large slice of
bread in half pint of milk, and beat it
and the ham well together; add an egg
beaten up. Put the whole into a mould.
and bake rich brown.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20
Very Highly Favored,

A terrible scene took place in the Tea
tro del Circo at Madrid recently. Dur
ing the performance mailman forced his
way into the house, armed with hatch
ct, and contrived to climb from the
auditorium upon the stage, where bran
dishing his weapon furiously, he an
nounced himself to the terrified audience
as "the avenger of mankind. Upon
one of the attendants approaching HIM
with the intention of persuading him to
withdraw from the stage, he smote the
unfortunate man to the earth with one
deadly blow; and he managed to keep
the police off when they attempted to ar
rest him, by whirling his Ratchet round
his head with such force and swiftness
that none of the "agents OF Authority
dared to rush in upon him. Presently,
however, a party of soldiers made It's APP
pearance in the theatre, under the com
mand of an officer, who summoned the
raging maniac to give up his weapon and
surrender himself, but in vain, whereup-
on the detachment received orders to fire
at him with blank cartridge, i'll the hope
of frightening him into submission. All
this while he was yelling at the top OF
his voice, hourishlng his Ratchet and
threatening to kill anybody who should
approach him. Recognizing the impos-
sibility of overpowering him without
risking the soldiers lives, the officer II
command gave the order to load with
ball and fire upon him. A minute later
the wretched man lay corpse upon the
stage, three bullets having passed
through his head; and this highly sensa-
tional dramatic episode having thus been
brought to a close the audience returned
to their places, from which they had TED
in terror when the mailman made bis
first and last appearance upon the stage
and the evenings performances were re,
sumed at the point at which they had
been interrupted by mankind's aven-
ger"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20
Good HAY.

Probably there is no one thing pro-
duced on the farm, which is preserved
III worse condition than hay. 1t is
neglected until too ripe, is then scorched
by the sun or nodded by damp and fer
mentation. Cutting and curing need
radical reform. 1t is not all careless
many cases it is stubborn error in opinion
as to the proper time to cut hay. 1t is
so hard to eradicate hoary error in this
as well rs in all other respects Refor-
nation has to give precept and example
with patience. Agricultural societies,
when conducted by farmers, give pre-
miums for the purpose of stimulating
improvements IN the management OF the
farm. If they are managed by horse
Jockeys, racing will be the main feature.
If by railroad men and hotel-keepers,
the main object will be to get out a
crowd; so to add largely to railroad fare
and hotel bills. Then we say, if farmers
are managing societies, we know of no
one item on which premiums could be
more profitably given than on samples
of well-grown, clean, sweet hay, cut at
the season when most nutritious. Hay
is becoming an item of the greatest I'M
portance as we are changing from grain
to grass and stock farming. In view of
the fact that managers of the societies
always need some hay, provision might
be made to buy and use the hay pre-
scented for premiums. The agricultural
papers have been calling attention to
this subject, but it will need the aid of
agricultural societies and every other in
t1uence to correct the errors and prac-
tees in cutting and curing this import
ant element in raising cattle, horses and
sheep. There have been some valuable
experiments made in this state as to the
value of cutting hay early, and a faithful
report of the results would aid materi-
ally in the reform in contemplation
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20
Insects Destructive to Vegetation.

Most caterpillars are cylindrical, but
some Of the "tent" species are very
broad, slightly convex above, and per
fectly fiat beneath On the fore part of
the body there are generally two velvet
like, highly colored bands, and on the
top Of the eleventh ring there is long,
naked wart. These strange catterpillars
remain stretched on the limbs OF the
tree, entirely at rest except when they
are eating. They measure some two
and a half inches III length when fully
grown. They feed upon the leaves OF
the apple tree, and, like other thieves,
operate only in the night. The moth
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20
este Recipes.

BAKED Corn MEAL PUDDING. Boil
two quarts of sweet milk; scald in it
seven tablespoons of corn meal. When
a little cold add salt, three eggs and half
teacup sugar or syrup; season with
nutmeg. Bake in moderate oven three
hours.
Rock CAKEs.-One pound of -four,
half pound of sugar, half a pound of
butter, half a pound of currants or cher
ries. four eggs, leaving out two of the
whites. A small quantity of candied
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20
ON THE RIFFS.
A. T. WOHDLH.

Where the river from the shadow
OF the wavin., spruces creeps,
And then hurriej through the meadow
Where the cahcade broadly sweeps,
vapors If. from the rift
Where tie trout his vigil keeps,
O what music, as we listen
To the rivers splash and roar;
How the broken waters glisten
Az they dash against the shore,
And the trees in the breeze
Heavens music outward pour.
Messy houlders rising yonder
With a beard of snowy foam,
Where the maddened waters thunder
DER the river monarch's home,
Where in p~ide he doth hide
Where an ang IT darea to come.
Where the silver eddy sleeping,
just beside the roaring food,
Mark yon jeweled beauty leaping
From the tide in sportive mood,
And the rash sportiye plash
Gives a start to laggard blood.
But waste the time in thinking,
Morning clouds begin to lift,
At the fount Of nature drinking,
l forget the joyous rift.
Drop the creel, spring the reel,
Throw the fly with motion swift.
On the leaves of recollection.
have painted many scenes,
And turn them with affection
when life's work-day intervenes.
When the brain throbs with pain,
Then their sweets my fancy Cleans.
Then, o heart, in rapture kneeling,
Lay this picture up in store,
Silver rift and sunshine stealing,
Signing trees and rivers roar;
Make 1t fast, that 1t last
Till earth's ache and pain be DER.
Rochester Express
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

DIR. SIEMENs has shown the result OF
further experiments of fruit ripened BY
electricity, and exhibited two lots oil
strawberries. The contrast was very
great, the fruit being quite ripe in the
case Of the plant which had continuous
light, and still green in that which had
merely sunlight 1t seems clear that the
enterprising gardener will some day call
in the aid of the electric light to Obtain
an early crop.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

JOHNNY wanted to got to the circus, and
his father said: Johnny, I'd rather
you'd go to school; and study, and may
be you'll be president some day. Said
johnny: Father, there's about one
million boys i'll the United States, isn't
there?" E" Yes" "And every one of
them stands a chance of being presi-
dent?" eyes. "Well, dad, I'll sell
out my chance for circus ticket. Oil
Citg Derrick.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1880-05-20

The lock. stock and barrel should be
carefully removed from pistol before it
is given to a child to play with.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02

Raplan Roel pon 2ederst ais 8farrer
na9 Yes Sohes; 2emaire, Uicar "a SIos
renutue, ais 8farrsr mad Weqier { Oufars
bun, Vtear' @oatiutOr gu @iuronae,g aIs
ytarrsr na9 Oeaful; 3arIs, 8iear am
Sl%atreaie, ais Yiarrer nod &oNart; Waf,
lonnst, Saplan gu Deficit, ais 9farrsr
iab Steinba4 Burton, AT ct. NiHos
las su Namur, ais Yfarrer mad gIbu:
&asfin, Raplan 3u 8urtainstae als
gfarrsr mad Wormont unb Rinane. gas
plan gu @ourtil, ais pfarrer mad Sbstaue.
9err 8iear Gbia Don ct. 5abert wurbe saur
alr1olsntsr an, @sfdneniB In ct. Subert
ernannt an Steae bes Raplans SdtIs. Der
sum Stear su 6onpile ernannt uarb. Ser
Hobsaur, 8icar su Rarde, III ,um Sap.
Ion oes Rloltsrs Champion ernaunt wors
ben. 5srr Ssanne, SapLan su 8epoane,
tpuroe mad Salmasus ueriest, an ieiue
Steae tritt !5err Sabpt, bis iest giear.
@oaolutor 3u 5enaI. Der Biear @oabiu.
tor Sapillot gu Samasne III mad 9ousrs
als Saplau perisst uorben; ebenlo Der
SapIan 9srr OonbsIinsen BON Souuiue
mad Rshancp. l~- -.
Die rsuseueibtsu 9rieffer fommen ais
Slcars an tolsenbe Stslsn: 6err Batbef
na@ ct. Subert; SeauIope mad Qelpes:
Sooion mad Nar4s; 5iFette mad Warde:
Sosqaes mad @OurtiI' Bouisup @baHeur
na9 Dtnant; Slorent mad Salanae; SI.
let mad @latreuie 9renion uad Saps
ren1e; 6urt mad 8eupiaou: g. 9. Surt
nod gaitosne; 2sbour mad 0amur (Gotre
Oamsl Bstit mad Bissms; gruo'6omme
mad giouIr; &obanse mad Qedsret;
8oufsauru nod Ramur (St. Ricolas) urS
tbtrp mad Uorenuius. Serr 9sfsbpre
isst lsine Stusien on Der liniusrftat 9Ss
men porah. E1gt. atg-aHt oeT .s.ga.3
5err S. @iIfouI, 9sbrer an Ser
nftttelI9ule 8u SoSOisne, III mad Reufdas
teau uerisst poroen, an Stele bes Germ
5. SOiftn, Der 81 anbera Disnfen berufeu
....U z -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02
Correspondents.
&Oie 5ia: SaueIod, ben %. October.
Wsrthsr 6srr @onner! -------

EoIe' Siu:Sapelod, ben %. October.
Wsrtbsr !Ssrr Conner 'm.."u.
Sn Der ct. Seinri1stir6e BON Roisbil
purbe am %. October, Worgens nm {
ubr, Gbuarb Srau1 d, dlteffer Sobr
Der adtbaren gbelsuts Ssrr Setter grauid
anb Wasbalena Sraufd, ssb. S9ummer,
NIT Srdulein Ratbartna MiIIer sstraut,
Gin feierIiues Brautamt, benz eine beSeu
tenbe Insabl Der punbten unb Sreunter
beimobrten, warb mad Der germdbIuna
csIebrirt. Nad gesnSisuns 'bes @ottes'
oienfss bssab iib bas iunse g~rautpaar in
Besleituns Der 9o9,eitssdife in bic Bo5:
nuns bes 8aters bes 8rdntieams unb nab,
nteu bic @Iidmini9e ibrer Sreunbe entge.
gen. Sier batten bic Iiebsn QanbsfinSer
bsnn uteber @elegsnbeit, mad beimatbIis
der Sitte unb Brand, fd au frsusn unb
beffens au u~nterbaIten. 0ir pinI9en benz
iunssn g6spaar Slid unb Ssa.n ,um
neuen Stanbe! S5r ersebsnsr Srsunb
... ..s .... Better 9Iains.
Gprrejponbtni. - Caledonia, Rinn. y,
Oct. %. lss0.-Bsrtbsr Treunb Conner !!
Sam %. b. W. 4. l15r A6enbs 6rannte
bic Bobnung BON Better &oel ab. Or,
feline Sruu. 5uei tleins Riuber unb bes
Radbars Godtsr i5lisfen insgeiammt i'm
obereu Stofuerte. "a ipit etpa9t, euts
fameu benz Seisr Bios bic 6rau nit benz
iingfsu &inbe unb bes Ra4bars NiSdtn,
inbem fte saut Ssuifsr b~iuausipranaen.
Setter unb bic dlteffe So9tsr, BITE er retten
ionte, fam nidt msbr bsraus nnb fns In
ben 6lammsn amssfcmmsn. Oas llnslit
uerieste bic gauge 9ssenb IN groBe Gufre:
suns. grff 8 rbr Worsens fanb man BITE
9si4en In einem our Drainiruns sesrabe.
men 2o9e TN Keller. I'm elmer anSern Steue
wdren bic 2sianaba,e psrmutbIi9 gang
perbrannt. 9. fa2 .'7'% 10 'f'han|0 D.
getsr SosI it Gin Sobn Don 8. Rosl,
seboren In 2ursn,burs, Dubuque Co.,
Soma; berielbe mar elm iebr bsliebter
Uiann unb ftano i'm utter BON % Sabren.
8orises Sabr bate sr elm Rinb perIoren,
bas in to4enbes @afsr sefalsn mar. Bel
ieinem 2et9enbesdnsnifs parb es tunb, pte
bod ssadtet er In ben ausen isinsr Sreunbe
unb getannten fanb. M6ss bic SamiIis
Oas unslld nt9t aa isbr gu 9sr3en nsbs
men! '',' jas
Sn BEN 3msissei6Git Der 6srren
3ammerel d We5er Az ct. GIoub, Wtnn.,
,peI9es in tSaut gsatrs srSffnet wu.Ss,
tnb bic Serren 3. sWinnstt unb Matb.
Ufobs ais Reiisnbe anssifeat. .aqm3s
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02
Sefsif&-Snxembara

ToIssnbe Brisisrpsriesunsen unb
@rnsnnunsen finb In letter Seit erfoIat:
Die Bfarrer Ssrr Stresl pom Bibain mad
Borlon; &euter BON Dancenne nod Bou,
req; 6ouion pon @blp mad WsirsIe Gise;
Delbef Don 9atriuaI nod Cologne; Mas
tbieu bon Wahul mad Sibret; Gasnon
pom &emasne mad @anesnus; Sores pon
9dmpteau mad Sop; Spistte pon gbenes
al @ierre mad a&et; @aritte pom NHenois
(yipss) mad Sampteau unb OeliQe pon
G~ronquop nod puGsmanse. q 3ilaai4i
Serr 1aruaur, profsnor am Semina,
au Dafnat, ~urbe ala pfarrer mad Wor,
bet ernannt. gitismlg0 sii3e3 sa' .g (.
Der RapIan 5err Biron fSmmt all
9farrer mad &smasns; Raplan Tbirp DOT
@autouHart oils pfarrsr mad Samiprs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02
Gro N.

Ser y9oltairsA ssiat on, baB idledte
Na9ri5ten pom @eiunb5eitsBuitanSe bes
8rtnten BON Stanisn ~einsesanssn inb.
Der Gbronerbe Der, Nieberlanbe unb Gus
rembnrss 1T nod INNER isbr Isibsnb su
Srenitsin. 9etfoFsns @o9e beaab er
fi9 mad 8eusp ; bisie tlstns Reiis ermibe,
te i'm 70, baB er has 8stt bitten muBte.
Bon Der &stie bss 9rinSsn mad Srantrei9
wirS wahrf4sinIi9 nidt mfbr bic &sbe
ietn tSnnen.
Ser rROrb. aGS. 8ts.@ pirb pon Be-
ffsns anterri9tstsr Ssite miisstbsiIt, ba5
bic 3situngsna1ri6t pon Der anaebli4 be-
uorftebsnoeu 8~erIobung bes @rosber,oas
pon SeHen nit Der psrpittmeten 8rinteifn
5sinri4 Der @iebs,Ianbe ieser Bssrlnbuns
entbs5re. a..9t.- "2a2 #aj1 1alt.I
auf benz &5amen in 2ursuburs 1T ieSt
bic Taubfummenanfalt siussri5tst pors
ben, wofir bic Istts Samuer bic 9sIber
bepiuist bat. ....a .,, ,.
9as ,9ursmb. @ort" Iobt isbr bas nsue
S9uft9en hes Gonpietsbirsctor Ssrr
arier, betitelt: vOas Stubium unb bic
pripatIectlrs", iebSsbn Gonfsrensen, bic
ben SGaIern bes @onpictss sebalteu purs
ben. B..a .p-I1.
11tber ben Yrnjsb, beubsr bo9m. gfars
rer unb Rsbacteur pss Cur. 8oltsbIattss",
Or. Sauise, NIT benz Staats, Miuiter ST..
pom Blo9bauisn fibrt, .i9reibt bic IiberaIe
Q~ur,nburosr Qsifunca pis foIot ,oS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02
ut 6urgtf6 S.
8eretnt8te etaaten,

gSir bitten b~ieisntgen unierer Qeier, bic
bet ben biesidbrisen @ablen su einem
Unite ernannt worbeu finb, uns bies bur6
cine pOiftarts balbm0slidf piKsn su
Iafsn. a'taa'1''7
Gin anslus mad @euseurembnrs.
@eudB elmer g%inlabums, bic BON Bort
Waibinston aus an uns erganse, mar, Be-,
saben MIR nns 5reitas porlsster Dode auf
@eiien mad Wlsconfin, um In Oaautee Go.
an psri4tebsnen OFTEN ibsr bic poIitii&en
Tagssfrasen ~ fpre4en. 8pii9sa mtIs
uapfee unb Bort Waibinston trafsn MIR
auf Der @iienbabn Germ M. arauS, Mit,
eisentblmer bss ,Seebote", Der uns aIs
2anbsnaann nnb college marin bsaraste
uub uns 9erru s. Disbsri1 aus Bort Wa,
fbtnston uOrfieute, Der t4 unsemein freuie,
bic Befanntf9aft bss &ebaeteut's Der
~@atetteA tu MAIDEN. Beim WsrlaHen
bes 8useS bie6 uns 6srr S1winl I'm
Muftrase bes bsniofratif9en gomites pon
Osaatss Co. ar%bilfouinnsn, unb pon ausn
Setten brdnste man f&, benz Rsbaetsur
Die Sanb gu briden. Oa war unler' mat
tere Msent 6err Nsuens, wie CT ii9 frsate,
ba NOR .8sdsi9 Rios, aud er, Bate f9
3uui @ruB e~instfunbeu, unb ba mat stne
saute antdbI Qanbsleute aum Wiufommsu
eri4ienen. Die Na9t eri&ieu, bic ,psrt
Waibtnstonsr Wluftseisui&aftA IteB ibre
babi9sn Weifen tn ben StraBen Der Stabt
ertSuen, bic Burger 3ur 0srlammIuua mad
bsm Gourthaule rufeub. unb. brohfe un6
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-11-02
Sir6fi6e %glentggetten.
SnIanb.
gr3bi6esfe 81. eOuis.

gr3bi6cefe 81. 2outs.
sie farbisen e6prHerm, SbIaten b
Prouibeuce, pom Baltimore, werben tn ct
2ouis eth Sdwsiternbaus srinbsn.
Dt6eefe pittSburs unb 9IIes
gbanp.
P. @auritins 2aoer, o. s. B., Be.
ribmt burd feline gortrdse, 1T pom Repart,
q. s., aIs BrofsHor mad Der ct. Bin,
cents abtei in Yennipluanien berufsn NOR.
ben.
Wie bas ,Srssmans Sournal" etfabrt,
retff p. MoaIbert Miblsr, O. s. b., nit
3wei 9atres nnb 3wsi gleritern mad Rom,
nm bort bas Snfitut Der ansrifaniIden
Genebietiner nabe Der ct. gIiabstbt ir9e
wiebsr az sr6ffnen. .s...r '.l',
T-,r ArsIano.
gSie man Der v@ermania" aus benz
&retie Nbrpeiler mittbeiIt, BADEN tn ben
Maa0uern Be fiublids 5ufaren bsim Dor.
ibersiebeu on sinem gbriftusbiIb aroben
unfug peribt. Inter Spott unb 6obus
reben i4lusen fe nit Dem SdbsI auf bas
Bib unb sebraudten Nusbriide, bic man
anifanbsbalbsr ni9t pobI p~iebereebsn
tam. Ote Sff3tere nabmen pom Der
glaspbsmie feline Rotis. 90. .,u,A
Sie r6mii6en gIatter psrSffsntliden
f~olsenoen Brief, ben SuItan abbul Samib
an ben gapf sert9tet bat: <
Gn ~unieren e,babenen, ebIsn unb seIisb.
ten Sreunb SEQ XIII ! Sd empine nit
8ersniseu ben frsunbIi@en 8Iisf un6 bic
foftbaren @ef9snfe, bic Cure SeiIiateit
mir bar5 Ronfsuore 8anutsui @rsbiiduf
pom SarSica, Sbren DsIesatsn III gonitans
ifantinopeI, als Bepsis S5rer aufri6tisen
Srsnnbi9aft fur mid ssi@idt babsn. 8is
neine treaen untertbansn, bic bel, tatbolt,
f4en Stride a%nssb6ren, nit elmer @sred,
tt9tett bebanbsIt perbsn, bic aud bic gn,
ertennuna @arer SeiIisteit fanb, 70 beidaf,
ttss i5 mid natdrIt9 au9 nit benz @obIe
auer nieiner nntertbansn, bic ibrs Pfi1t
NIT sewobnter Treue erfaaeu. , Sd baate
lebbaft Gurer SsiIisteit fur bic @sfibIe
Der Spmpatbie unb aufri9tigen 6reunb,
fdaft, bic mir Monfgnore Banuteni In
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