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WaU Street To.iax

NEW YORK, April 12.-The Posts financial
article to-day says: The week opened ar tn
stock exchange on demoraltZed stock market
nfm 10 strong market for l.. s. bonds; and q
steady TO firm market for railroad investments.
Ihe REORGANIZATION of the stock market is NOS
que to-day 10 stringent money market, for
loans can easily be made on acceptable collat
eral at SIX per cent; but it is due to the manu-
iacturers OF the leading speculators who are as
slSteo Dy general disappointment among small
SPECTATORS, because the prices of stocks did not
Immediately advance when the commits.
SION aon,, on many many loans disappeared. The
Kansas and Texas having fallen TO 81 and
Wabash 10 3S5l and CO. respectively The
transfer books of the Kansas and Texas were
Unexpectedly closed Oh Saturday for the next
eleeIion, and the large amount OF stock which
nad neen borrowed for transfer was returned
IhlS TACT induced free sales both for the reason
lnat IL displaced large amount OF STOCK and
Gouid intends TO throw his influence in favor OF
still lover prices. Wabash has been weak in
sympathy. There has also been notable de-
cline iii Iron Mountain, which has fallen IN 5a
the Income bonds have also declined 3a5 Der
cent. Erie comes next. and has fallen TO az
Paclfc Mail next 10 50; New York Central II
I5h, and the coal stocks 10 90'5 for Della.
ware, lackawanna & Wabash; 80 Tor Jersey
Centlal. and SiE for Delaware and Hudson
Inc Wisconsin stocks, the Elevated Railroad
STOCKS, western Union, Michigan Central ana
malnder OF the list. There was continuous
WeakneaS during the last hour; then the mar
kels SteaGled and prices recovered !, al per cent
,e oae snof.ly after II O'Clock the market again
oecame heavy, but as we write the market i.
asaln recovering. 1t is still the belief OF ey
periehceu observers that the present movement
Is only preparatory TO grand rise later In the
month, and that the leading spectators who
are demoraliZ1ng the market are doing SO for
tne purpose OF covering short sales OF some
STOCKS and getting the street 10 sell other torts
snort OF when they are large holders. In the
'.''"es market 3 per cent is the ruling rate for
call loans on stock and 4a5 per cent on United
81 hnndS
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, April l2.-yirsilria skies, old, Is,
ds eensGs do secona pas
miesa1 shTIMSkE '9 AEG ~ daE and lower
ana western super. :; !sa1 Sd: do: extra. z;7ss
400; Patapseo family. 80 Wheat, southern
rs ind 3d. western ds ambs7 hr aa e.
sTss sad Az ARTi ,nIx Nay sfS June
essier for white and yellow steady; western about
steady-sou.hern m white and yellow, So; western
%lasa 9ans sFss sssnsl ap ~ ts sss May
en- en- 4ssa4; western yhite. 4sat4; do mixed. l2a
fPSss taa sna
shoulders: AZ; Clear RIB sides. sG; do packed, &
n.irA and IN Baeo9nsnshoqlders 6M clear rib sides,
s2 a2s rolls 1925: Esss quiet, lIsl2: petroieam~
Bio earsoae Sugar S3hse S9iesH sst Soft 81
WHISKY Iisher and quiet. I.0skai 10; Frsishts 70
Hhes bushels eorn. ias ao ba.Res ost
bHse oons s@sheS ioo Ss Snsns.
Sales wheat 3A2, 636 bushels; corn. 81. 1922
NEW YORK. April 12.-stocks weak Money,
8. Exchange, long. 4S4s4; short, 4S7k. Govern
NEW YORK. April 12.-Flour quiet. whea,
active Hsndl and higher: Corn quiet a. c,...,.
ss Ills for money and ssa for the scoouas.
Western fret mortgAge trustees certificates. 69k;
Atlantic and Great Western seconds, 36A. Erie.
45H. Iennsylyania Central. s47s. New York Cen
LONDON. April u. 4 p. M 8. bonds, 4
per cents 1O9H. Atlantic and Great Western FIRST
mortgage trustees certificates, 69k; Atlantic and
Great Western seconds, SO. Erie ~; do.
second consoIs, "a. New York Central. l36.
NEW YoRK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON.
The following quotations were current in New
York o-day ct p. m, - reported BY Lewis John
pen cents. l09sl0s5 o. Of g: 3.e5's. s2xi New Jer
sey CenTsl, 71k; Ohio and niseiseippi Ss1<; Eria.
RaI nibal and st. Joseph. s5; Northwest s46 do.
preferred. 100; Rock Island. l6s; Iron Geuntain,
50; do. preferred, e. xsness and Te1aA SIX;
y. 2: Ysaesysfh aoAA, @. O. and ]. G.. ltls
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Found Murdered.

CHICAGO. April "A special dispatch fIom
Anna. Ill, 10 the TiDt -. says that james NJ.
Ncintire an Old and respected citizen OF the
southeastern portion OF nion county. was
1ound DEAD in field three-quartcrS OF a mns
from his house and his gun by his side and hi, ,
hunting knife thrust through his throat. The
ocdy was so arranged as 10 give The impression
mat lie had commit ted suicide. but on eXamina-
lloh IL Was found that ne had been shot through
the back OF the head. An Old enemy McIntirp
was Known 10 have, was an uncle with whom
De mad quaTeled concerning The uncle'S Seduc-
Ton OF The mnrdEred mans dauphter
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CANAL FREIGHT RATEs.-Six boats left this
port yesterday, three OF which are sent by the
Blien Alvon Coal company under the agree
ment OF the day previous. The agents OF the
Consolidation and the Borden Coal companies
notified their boatmen yesterday that these COM
panieS were ready to ship as soon as the boat
men would agree to the rates OF s1.10 per ton,
and that coal would be ordered from the mines
Immediately. NoOne, however, would go out
yesterday at these rates. The freight on the
Borden coal that went out yesterday is paid by
the conSignee. 1t was rumored that the Ameri-
can company would load to-day at s1.1s per ton,
but an Investigation proved the report to be
false. The agent informs up that no tnstruc-
tons have yet been received In regard to canal
shipments, and that none Of the cOmpany'S
boats have been ordered up, though several are
in port, having come up without orders. 1t was
also stated that Captain Germans employees on
the Borden boats which left this place on We'd
nesday, had deserted him at Oldtown, but in
formation received last night at late hour de-
MED the statement, and assures us OF the safe
progress of the boats. 1t Is at Sharspburg that
the boats are expected to pass through "the
shades OF DEATH" the signature to the paper
placed upon the captains boat on Monday
night This Is the only point where any trouble
is anticipated. The boats are expected to pass
by this place this morning. From our converse
ton with different parties interested In canal
transpOrtattC q, we are OF the opinion that the
boatmen will commence shipping either to-6ay
or on nontay at f.O Per tQp,-Cgnl9ees3aR
Times, 10th,
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Fire in the Wo0,iS.

PLYMOUTH, MASS, April l2.-The ire in the
woods was eNtinSuished on saturday night.
The winds subSiding enabled the gangs or mon
sent out 10 subdue il. The fire burned over an
area OF i've or SIX miles long by two in width.
Apout 500 cords OF cut wood, and large Quanti-
Ties OF large and valuable standing timber was
0urned. No buildings We're fnlured
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WestOnsS sSxy Score.

SAN FRANCISCO, April il.-Weston mnleteJ
his Walk last night at i O'Clock with score o
365 miles. He has been much troubled with yer
ugo during the walk, which accounts for hi.
loN score.
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Raised eo gise tsri.i.t, pecrage.
kCmbIc staue to- fsarri>bs,r. fo LSp-
EEi~ a

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. April I2-Kemble len
Ecle thiS morning az : O'clock. and il is believed
he ent 10 Philadelphia.
ibHAhhIfHiA. April i2.-FX-State Treasurer
kemble passed through Philadelphia and took
the Eoon train. il is believed for HARRISBURG
where. II is understood. h. viii renew hI, bali
as ILIs CoD.rtres did ~Ome few diYS since
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E- At Scranton, Pa, Saturday, VIM. German
had his nose cut on and was stabbed In sixteen
places by Bully Burke ana John Dougherty. des-
saiiantS escaped.
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uA young son OF p. Morse, living near
Breeds BIZ ed .F, Fulton county NJ. shot at crow On
crow killed, straw stack, barn. corn and hay
hay burned up.
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kilograms to The Star
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
British Cabiuer 80 prohahsiifie> =.

LONDON. April l2.-The Morning Pos SAYS:
LAS the liberal leaders have not yet had anv
consultation the rumorS OF appointments in the
new cabinet are founded only on mere probabil-
ties.
torfttard Loses One Of his Horses.
Inc sportsman announces that Mr.. T. Lortl
ards S-year old bay filly Geraldine, by Saxon
out OF Girl of the Period, broke her back while
exercising on saturday last. and was immedi
ately put out OF her misery. Geraldine was en-
tered for several races this season. Including
the Newmarket handicap. TO come off on Wed,
nesday next the 14th instant. and The interna
tional handicap. on the 18th.
Afghan Affairs.
IoNpoN. April IA dispatch from Cabul TO
chiefs arrived here on the l0th instant. The
chiefs having duaTeled. they had no fixed pro-
gram when their demands for the recall OF the
eX-Ameer Were refused ar Durbar on Monday
brigade OF 3.o0e infantry and COO cavalry. with
ten guns. VIII march 10 cooperate with Gen
eral Stewart, who Will reach Ghugnee on the
sol instant, and Will then make an attack on
JuSoulluk. communications continue uninteT-
rGpted. Mahomed Jan has not Yet arrived AT
1aoui but he promises 10 come shortly.
"hetDer he comes or not is OF small impOr-
tance. as great majority OF his party have
come I'm. lie being an adhereut OF MuStaii
Haolbulla Khan VIII probably follow. Dur
bar will be held on the I2th instant today a;
which the inSurgent CHIEFS SiriarS and PeonIe.
OF Caoul. viii be invited 20 attend when some
delinlte reply viii be given 10 the Representa-
tionS tlIey propose 10 urge.
ulSpalch from Candehar 10 the TIt"S SAYS:
1be appointment Of Sirdan Shere All Khan as
Sndli ol southern AfghaDistan gives general
satisfaction.
Seven Hundred People Ituried Alive.
IoNboN. Aprtl i2-The seven hundred men.
hcA women. girlS. priests ana foreigners Sa;'-
ilted at Ndhd2Iay for the restoration Of The
King heath. We're buried alive-uor burned aS
previously stated-under the towers or the citS
walls.
RAISED ta ssse ssri.isEI Eecrage.
IoSnGF. April l2.-in addition TO the names
heretofore mentioned In these dispatches. tn
following VII he raised 10 the peerage:-Rt Hon.
Nlsc0pnt harrington. member for Eye in III
last House or commons; Sir Arthur Edward
GUINNESS. member fer Dublin city in the la-r
liCuse: ana Sir lNOf Guest al eX-member q,
Parliament.
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Political Notes.

1t is stated that most of the republican polit,-
clans in Washington believe Illinois to be the
Key 10 the situation in regard to the nomination
at Chicago.
Col Robert 1ngersoll rises to explain. He saws
that he is tOr Blaine; that he now stands where
ne stoed In 1916 and all reports to the effect
that he is for Grant are untrue
Ex-Governor Bishop. OF Ohio was in the city
last night. He says he has been over in New
York buying goods. He incidentally saw Mr.
Iflden While there. Governor Bishop has a
theory that presidential ticket OF TIIden and
Bishop would run Wei.
nurat Balstead, editor ~ Tic Cincinnati Con,-
lhe1cidl, is expected TO arrive here to-nguI 20
have an important conference with Secretary
sherman touching the political outlook in Ohio.
hr. HalStead believes that the Secretary's can
VaSS has been badly managed.
CoIumblana county. Ohio, which gives a re-
publican majority OF / $780, held convention on
saturday to chose thirteen delegates to the Ohio
republican convention TO be held on the 2Sth
instant. A resolution was adopted instructing
the delegates to use all honorable means to
secure delegation TO the Chicago convention
IN favor Of the presidential nomination OF Sena-
tor Blaine.
Arrangements are being made for great dem.
Ocratlc mass meeting at Winchester, Va, May
3. Senators voorhees,. Vance and Gordon and
Representatives Blackburn aud Cox are among
those asked to speak. and 1t is announced that
the speeches viii all be IpOn national topics.
The Indianapolis Journal favOrs the nomina-
tion OF eX-Minister Elihu B. WaShburne and
says that with him fGT President and Congress
man William Heilman for governor, the state OF
Indiana can be carried Dy the republicans in
November against any nominations the demo-
Gratis can make.
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
FROM TIE
FAMOUS"

AS the Spring season approaches, and change of
Apparel becomes necessary, the question arises as
to where the handsomest selection of SEASONABLE
CLOTHING can be seen. and where prices are the
least affected by the recent advance Wooden Mate
rails 1t is hardly needful TO speak Of the founda-
ton Tor the rise in WOolen Goods The fact of the
raw material advancing in price from 35 cents per
H. one year ago to 5S cents per 10. day. makes it
clearly apparent To all that goods bought by dealers
during the past few months MUST be sold at a very
considerable increase over last years prices.
1t was our good fortune to make selections for this
Spring and Summer early that the increased
prices Aich are demanded by others in our line Of
trade need not be asked by us, and in opening our
new establishment i'll this city We have determined
TO offer our elegant assortment, embracing all the
Latest Novelties OF the Season. at the lowest rates
prevailing at any time during last year. Every arti-
Gle will he found marked i'll PLAIN FIG URES, with
the BOTTOM PRICE, which guarantee 10 be
lower than any house in the city will sell the same
quality of goods. An examination is invited which
We think will convince the most creaulous that we
are speakfpg facts.
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OFFICE
6l9 Nineteenth st. NV.
Special attention given to the treatmen. Of
DEAFNESS. NOISES IN THE HEAD, IN
PAIRED SIGHT, CATARRH, ASTHMA,
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
LUNGS. CHEST, sc.
DIR. von MOsCHZIsKER
hss now been long enough In Washington and sc-
sot shed snfncient IN his profession TO feel that
iartner commend OF his skin or success is
sans OF whose treatment he has ade speciaties for
fer lie 1ne az an nEetor o f Of scientific
He-i AAoNn ooth ID Europe and this country
DIR. Won MOSCHZISHER
feels soe personal qualification In the fact that the
cI ~ Iaents Isst and present contains the
the country than prohably that nf a~ " o- pIiV VI
TSe G U T sbe EM United States
Anlned at bis Office by those Interested
FROM SENATOR VOORHEES,.
thank you very sincerely for the relief rece,ved
FROM your treatment Of my hearing which has besn
serlousy impaired, the resU: OF an excessively Sc
we're eOiu' D. ". VOORHEES,.
RESTORATION OF HEARING.
Dr. Won Moschzisker's treatment in nv case-ca
farrh and deafness-proved q perfect success +
,hinkit but inst tribnte to hir". rr,,-r
- -uO nee, hi. casiias' services that ] have III.
ElCOk; Confidence IN nis prUfesS.Onai apiIlrles
THOMAS SOAIERVILIE,
National Brass WorEs, WASHINGTON.
DEAR SIR:-By the advice Of Senator voorhees, /
fiacea pt nSsei under y9ur treatment for case Of
throat disease and nasal catarrh- have reason to
De entirely satisfied with the result of your skill,
and you are at liberty to refer snE one p.%1Bas e
Chief Of Tie Redemption Division G. S. Treasury
Office.
FROM HORATIO SEYMOUR
DIR. ven Moschzisker brings me letters Of intro.
dpcton from gentlemen Of character and standing
They speak highly of his shin and success In the
treatment Of diseases of the Eye and Ear and those
Of the Respiratory Organs. and Of his attaipments
as physician. From his treatment of a case un-
der my observation and personal experience thihk
he can give relief III al cases which s1mt OF remedy
HORATIO SEYMOUR
ONCE hours From m. 70 !. II , and from 8
10 pm marZ4
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DEL'S CORN SOLVENT, Bed Bog Extermina-
IL tor, Persian Insect Powder, Rat Poison, Gum
Camphor, VIE de Meyers Oatarrh Cure. Soaps
Perfumeriee, Combs. Brushes, sc. For sale by
y Ets. r.w. RAy2S 60
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A bill was introduced in the House to-day.
aud referred TO the District committee, lookfns
TO the enlargement Of the City Hall building In
this city. and providing fre-proof quarters for
The records Of the court AMI the recorders
Office.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sTO-DAY.-Internalr reve-
nue., $t4l 69l.,9; customs. 1915 ,5I4.14.
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Grown
TOOTH BRUSHES
UBCwS
HAIR BRUSHES
fun line o;
W. 3. THOMPSON,S.
tan28-w.f. N. 3m 703 ETfteesssA sf.
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A HUSBAND FINED FOR AssAULTISG HIS WIFE's
LoyER-Ih1S morning, In the Police Court,
Henry Armand B0dine was charged with as
saultiDg Theodore Lewis, Jr., who testified that
he (Lewis) was walking down the avenue In
company with Bod.ne'S wife, Bodile approached
him and struck him on the head with cane
Mr.. Bodine testified that Lewis had broken up
his family, and is now living with his wife. The
court remarked that the testimony did not sls-
tain the charge OF assault and battery with in
tent TO XIII. Bodine was then charged with a
simple assault, to which charge he pleaded
guilty and was fined $40. Bodine was also
charged with threats OF violence 10 Lewis, and
required to give personal bonds TO keep peace.
Theodore Lewis was then arraigned on the
and, after the testimony was heard. the court
imposed fine OF s20 and costs.
The PAPER WAREHOUSE RoBBERY.-Edward
H. Mote, tie young man Who has been held In
CUSTODY for several days past at police head
quarters on suspicion OF being the real person
who robbed the store OF MI. n. Bunch, on sth
street. was brought into court this morning. and
examination, and the court fixed his bonds at
5000. He was committed for a nearing On
Thursday.
A YoUNG LADY's TEKRrBLE DEArH-Miss
Lucy (. Cole. 2s years Old, who lived WIZ ner
berry street. was 30 severely burned on Satur-
day night, about O'Clock, that she died 10 few
minutes afser the accident Miss Cole had gone
into the yard carrying q lighted coal-oil lamp
with her. and while there che lamp explooed,
throwing the burning fluld over her Clothing:
chimney Of the lamp. cauclng Z 70 explode: IN
almost an instant she was In blaze. and start
inc 10 run from the clubhouse into the dwelling
famed the names-Da'to. san, ls"'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1880-03-02
srei gTsTUren boben bSrfen uup bas GiI.utab.

trei GfeGprsn baben birfen une ed6 GiIenbab.
men bes @esertttts Serluffis ssbsn, ptnu fs
basitlbe niHt in 5 Sabren btnuBrn. Dem irt.
i&sn Gsitator garnen purts Der lSibunssiaal
sur gtrfiisuus ssffat. Sn Der Na&mittass.
ibuns tpurhen ~tolstnbe Bills raifrt ZAP
Bills of exception 30 Sage mad S&lue Der Sc.
ri6tsfBuns sinssrsi1t tssresn miifen bab
pripatsisentbum fir gsrbsfsrunseu Cnternal
improvements srprrpriirt psrbsn Tam.
s.-Dcr @sisBantras
NntpGlte nur bur6 has Staais.S bsrssri6t CUR
praris susulafen, paiTrts ebsnic Der Autras
sraui anne urb inbumans 8tbancluns ron Stn.
bern su ~bstrafsn. DAP SauS itimmte benz &C.
msinlamtn StItlub eas SsbGuee, in benz bic
Sisunger abatbalten rsrben in Sttrrn istnsr
Sibrrbsit III uutsriuten bel. 5srnsr %ifinrnts
bas SauS ben In neem snten bel, bic Ter Srnat
;ant @sIebantrass ma@te, pslter bic County
Ssamten spinst ale itatifii6s 5rasrn, bic Ron
ben Staatsbedmten perlanst trereen, rnit;utbst'
len. Der @efssantras sur Seteueruns
beS 8ir6tRetsent B u m 8 trare tur ur<
| m m te Sell auf ben Gid eeIest. Der
&ntraa, @ounty.S 6aBmsiftsrr ;u Serbietsn, baS
Ir1t msbr ais Spti 3trr,ius inne gu babsn, tpures
nit Ansnbsmsnten iibsriabrn une eann auf ben
Slid sslsst. Gplssnbs 8tssantrGse tpurssn ;ur
Rsinihrift bsrrbsrt: tae S6ulbeamte feline
@ontrarts irsene eineI grt iibsrnebmsn fpnnen ;
baB S&ulbifrirte psfsrpbsrt anc tbrs @ren3sn
seanbert tpsrbsn fSnnen +; bas ss Supersilcren.
ratben srlaubt III. in Ssrihisesnen Sbrilsn se5
@prutY's County I.r,ts ausutslrn ; in Setrsf
nitt seforSerter Spprteln IN 6risesnsSeri9ts.
fallen.
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Giner fur Die Soma" aeihriebe


Gtner flr Die Soma" ssi6riebenen
@orreiponbens unierss &eiienben, Germ
Otto 9aite, sntnsbmsn mir has 5oIsenbe,
aud fir bic 9sier Der v9a;etts" SntsrsiE
iante:
Sn Sc Wars trafen mir bei Der Na4t
unb etpas unpobI elm. Die freunbIibe
N~ufnabme pon uniern Serrn agenten :
Ssrrn Soffmann unb Gris, balf uns omar
baau unier aussnmert auf uniere r1mse:
buns gu ri5ten, a~nitatt auf ben ueritimms
ten Wsni9sn isIbit, isbo9 10 rs9t polte ss
gar nidt ssbsn. Btr mifen Germ
5offmann banfsn fir bic SrsunbIidteit, nit
Der ss uns benz bo9u. Germ Weis pors
itsute. Die penisen Stunben, weI@e mir
bas 9ersniisen battsn in @eieui9aft bes
bo9w. perm su uerbrinsen, usrben mir
INNER gu uniern ansensbmiten @rrinne:
runsen sabIsn. Nirsenb mo pirb bus
Wobl Der Soma unb Ger ,9asstte" al.
ssmeinsr ssiOtbert, wie bier, elm ieosr
nimmt Isbbaft Gbsil an Der Serbreituns
bsiber. Wir ueriu3ten bsBbaIb aud benz
an uns seridteteH Wuni4 einen 3ueis'
8ersin Der vROmii6:&atb. 9essnietisen
S5utssIsui4aft" Don Soma gu %sriinben.
sere6t ~ werbsn, ba bic Soma" bic offs
Sisae 3eituns Der @eisui9aft 1T. 9sioer
paren am Sonntas wesen ertra faltem
Bsttsr gu penis 9eute setOmmen uns 10
muBten mir abrsiisn, obue ben sewRnids
ten Grfo!g ssbabt su babeu. So9 ein's
purbe erslsIt; Der glnfans uurbe tbatidds
LID sema@t, iubem 8 quite Ndnnsr f9
sesenieitis psrpfi4teten bic anseIesenbet
nnter allen l%lmitdnbsn nod bisien Monut
gum abidluB gu briusen. Wt6se bas i4Sne
Wert ssIiusen!
2emars bat unbsbinst bic i46nft einseri4s
tete Rirde, wsl9e NIT einem Sdwetern'
baus unb elmer S9uls bsrart In 8~erbinbuns
ifebt, baB bic &ir9e Isidt %per9r6Bert wers
ben tam, wena has paidiebbare @etdfel,
wel9es beibe trsunt, s%sOfinet wirb, mas
bsildai3 ssiast, on fat allen Sonntasen
sei9iebt, ba bic &irds troS ibrsr @r6Be bic
@emeinbe nidt faiien Tam. Wean bate
uns seiast, 2smars iei elm armer Tlas, bic
bdttsn isbsu arm semadt;
wie ansenebm parsn mir baber iberrai9t,
bas @esentbsil Su bemerter. Ste FARMER
iinb pobl bis uno ba fart seidabist unb
ni6t INNER BEL 9elb. bod finb ss msiifsns
2eute, bic erft Dor &ursem bort antamen
unb f9 ssnStbist iubeu, Sdulben gu mas
den, um sinsn gnfans 5u erm6sli4en.
Die Webrbsit Der Sarmer aber fnb gut
ituirt. Oie @si9dftsIeute o 2emars
isb ,ufrisbsn nit suten ausf4ten auf beis
iere Soften, tur8 bic 9si9dfte IN 2smars
iinb tros Der 9sui4reden better, ME an
man9en anbern YldSen I'M Staat BET elmer
OurdIdnittsernbte. Nur unsern uerIies
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