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, 1881-10-09

erd nd atuy; During the 1ntc Presidents illness,
1au a. Ut n time when be expected to RECOVER. be-
nni,,, is.ea the surgcon.G cneral to make the ap-
John ": Garrett, of Baltimore. las Just i'm ::
ported 600 worth Of paintings from Euronc
Ike Vanderbilt They ure still In hond. Rohcrt
o"t1e'' nas made =, ,000 0W personally In stocks,
MI. Georgc Riddle is to travel with tho
oreck play, playing his part in Creek, tho oth-
SiS t.h Speak1ns IN English. Miss Georgia Cayvnn.
H,o oeeaHe popular III u Pinafore'' is to BE- the
1oe tpoupe \ large chorus will form part of tho
1he Impress Of Austria is woman Of SIM
p1e nao'ts. but she nevertheless spends great
acal OF money. 1t Is said thut her last hunting
trip to England cost s:oo,03o. She smokes II
g1eat 1a many Glsarets. practices gymnastics reg
uiarly' and rises at o'clock in the lncrn1ng.
1homas L. Brown, for the past eight ycnrs
sexton OF ting Church of tho Ascension, New
York kcits@hasbeen appointed sexton Of Trinity
Ehurch. in place Of Augustus W. Menrer, who
twenty five years, and succecded Daniel Lyons.
VINO Was sexton twenty years. The church is
opened every day.
:. L citizen of Nashville died the other llay,
and left directions that his body should be sout
70 the Lc Moyne furnace at Washington, Pa,
for cremation. His wife refuses to huye his
wishes complied with, and hus pluccd xuurIs
ABOUT his crave to .sce that no dcsccra uou Is
Permitted. His two Sons. however. insist on the
desire Of their f:lhcr being executed. and beiut,
determined OIL carrying out tho deceaseds wish
nave >precipltN1ed the whole affair into the
courts. whcr. disgracel vi fnnlly struggle for
dead mans bones has just begun.
Nelson ". Aldrich, the ncwly-elected Sell
ator from Rhole Island, is suid to have entered
the City of Providence in the same modest man
1ler that the illustrous Wilmington cutercd
Londou--on foot. and with 1is clothes slung
over his back. Being bright. active youth, he
soon procured employment in Il wholesale gro
Gerry house. but with Il genius superior to his
Station. he rose in life, till he Is the hcud Of
one OF the largest firms In the State, and SEN
ator representing prosperous and conscrvl-
tive community. Mr.. Aldricn is not quite 10
years Old. lie is mnrricd and has four children.
Sincc the death of Dean Stanley innulner-
able stories Of Westminster Abbey have come to
light Here is one of the best: @"A gentleman
pussing through the Abbey observed an appar-
cutly dcvout person on his knees. 1t is true no
service wis going on. but the occupation was 4
quiet and harmless one. 4 verxer soon took
note OF the irreYularity and touched the kneelcr
on the shoulder. Informing him that praying
wAs against the rule. : Why. SIT, exclaimed The
verger, with genuine disgust To bystander, If
let 'em. we should soon have 'cm pray1ng all
over the pl1ccr -
, 1881-10-09
FALL SEASON..

Roller Skatin.-Openfng Of the Fall
Season,
Monday, Oct. 10, at the Chicago Roller Skat-
ing Rink, corner Michigan avenue and Con-
grcss street. This will be the,cycnt Of the
season for the lovers OF this .poftin Chicago,
of which there are thousands, many Of whom
are Of Chicaso's best society. The manage
ment Ut lIr. Ferguson. the proprietor Of this
Rink. was SO satisfactory that tho patrons
be at the rink at every session, us will also
be Mr.. Mayer, that most popular of Instruct
ors and leaders il every game played OH
roller SKATES
, 1881-10-09
DRY GOODS, SHOES, dc.
Tremendous
Cash Bargains
" THIS WEEK. .

$40 doz. alI-lncn Iluck Towels Mt SC. worth Sc.
lo,oou pes Hamburg Es1gtng ut IL X Il, i. 2, g. !,
SO. s. =, u, II, l2.:. Is. l6, Is ~: -: IS II,
81. Is. J.z. 80, n, 49, TO- 55 80. 69, 70, s5c, 81,
and FLO. Half their Kcul value. -
1000 pcs Real TOrchon Laccs ut ~ 2 3. I. 5. 6.
So, 10, LIZ, up to 3.t.c Immense Bargains.
200 cartons tcal Black Ostrich Tips ut Is, Is. y.
u. 10, 3d. g, 75. a0c, 81, Sis, and 5l.50. Half
regular prices.
800 samples Of Fancy Feathers, Birds Plumcs,
etc. ALI tho lRtest novelties in Millinery al
less than half price.
200 pcs blk Gros Grain Silks at IL, ,5 60, 6, 10 S.
80. 95c. Sl,l5, $l:o. SlU5 $15o, s175. sl.oo, and
=, from forced cash sales. specul bargains.
zoo pieces Kicn Black Satins at 20, 20, IS, 81
ii. %, o5c, 81. SLID, s1.l:!:, $115 s1.25, up to
**22..a5. From Cusb Auctions, very cheap.
800 doz Lntlles' aud Misses Ombre Striped " ooI
Hose at Is. 2l, =, 2 ,s IS and BIC, awful cheap.
100 cuscs Ladies' Felt Hats. new styles, at 81, 38
Il, 80, SO, Is, 65c, and 81, half Of millinery
store prices.
80 doz Elack Rich Long Ostrich pluncs at s1.ao55,
ever offered.
500 doz Corsets Ut 60 II, 49, 65, Is, S. co. Csc, ST.
S1c5 and Si.5o, special close prices.
100 pcs COiorcd Silks, all the newest shades, at
80, 81, 90, is, 75 81, 0oc, 81, S1.10, and sL:0,
prices guaranteed lower than elsewhere.
1908 I,oys' Short Pants ut g. H. 50, 50, und Csc.
:,O0 pr Ladies' Pebble Goat Shoes ut 81, worth
S1.7j.
GOO pr White blankets at sl.5o, s1.;5, Sc g. IS,
$3.50, s.. $3.50, s.. $3.50, ID, $3.50. and 81. I'M
mensc value
800 Boys Suits to 10 years, at $2e5, s..75 $3.50,
$4.o0. $;.75, $3.50, and $3.50. Extraordinary
value.
800 pcs Black and Co!ored Silk Velvets at 75c, 81,
St1O $1.l5. SIS, $l.a5, $l5o Its, $1s5, and
s., from auction, very cheap.
50 pcs Handsome Embroidered Flaunels at 81,
worth $L75.
500 Ladies' All Wool Dolmans handsomely
trimmed, at S. $40, Sl1, SEQ, S13, sl4, SIS,
SIG, SIS, s:0, 81, s.. sae5.
, 1881-10-09
THB PEOPLE SAY. Sol

Thousands Of consumers
say tits to tlleirinterest; the
''elite" OF Chicago say it
Just suits their convenience;
the working classes say it
is greatly to their adva1l-
t;lge;- i'll fact, the largest
and most Intelligent part OF
the pop1llace Of this HE
TR0P0LlS sayit is the only
place that gives perfect sat-.
isfaction. Why? For the
obvious reason that they
know they are dealing with
THE MOST POPULAR, THE
MOST RELIABLE, and TIE
ONLY. KNOWN HOUSE In
THE GREAT WEST. All
establishment that does
business by electricity; that
has telephone coln1nllllica-
tioll with every part Of the
city; that executes and de-
liyers all orders with elec-
trio dispatch; that is lit up
by electricity. People troll
bled with the gout, blues,
loss Of appetite, etc., while
purchasing goods i'll this
mammoth establishment,
under the beneficial influ-
ence Of this wonderful light,
which physicians say is l';e-
ture's own cure, have found
immediate relief and gone
home with light hearts and
hearty appetltcs TO enjoy Il
dinner from the many good
things selected from this
immense house, which COLI
tails the largest stock OF
all the rare delicacies and
substantial goods Of the
worlds productions.
n. B.---Send for October
Catalogue and Plice-List,
which ellllnlerates the finest
selections of the most nop1l-
lar known brands OF Staple
and Fancy Groceries, Wines,
Liquors, Cordials, Ales, Mill
eral Waters, and Cigars.
, 1881-10-09
MANDEL BROS.

Tie Opening OF The Scason-ArtIstfc
Dresses and Beautiful Eurs Ill Lavish
Profu~tol-
The opening at Nm,dcl Bros, Nos III and
rs State Street, Thursday last, was the event
Of tha season, SURPRISING by far all previous
displays, and leaving nothing to bt desired
by the visitors. The magnificent slow-roonls
were draped and decorated in the best possi-
bic taste, and proved all attraction to thou
sands. Tile display Of silks and satIns OIL
the lower floor was alone we'll worth Il visit,
and it WAS only with the greatest
difficulty that the ladies could make their
above. In this department the display. NJ
cordlnr to the testimony Of all vino wit
Messed If, w:ts something nlaryelo's. 1t
would be impossible to give anything llke Il
correct idcl uf the resources OF this popular
house III the line Ut new styles and costumes.
Ut these over one hundred were exhibited,
including tile finest productions Of Paris anu
Berlin iii addition to the choicest styles of
Mandel Bros own manufacture. Ellc show
of wraps and cloaks, furs, and other
goods was III no wise inferior TO-
that of tho dresses, although, of
course, the chief interest .centered i'll the
latter. \ striking characteristic of tho great
display was the large number, OF rich yet yet
Of The outlandish and outre styles so ire
quently seen Oil such occasions, but elegant
Il IT, RI a-iv IF-,r vuniG
.!o'a ,,,: ~ ~ -, etreat war RIA draw
G1eomE ;,,'e'rt.n,t ~, ~ ths ,ra,,;nr rotherinr
oo'..' .a,-.- -. ~ as,,,. -.a..-r >.oT,c,,
ANoN1 lh1 s1o94 -oAiea A,'Al..
of the MANY attractive costumes SHOWN vas
one III meryellleuX satlll ana aaIk' Iich
shade OF velvet lne lung, sweenn5 Ia.!i
vas OF veIvet: VIA i naiMeli1' w. "!1Gieu HIn,u
dounce, anu ornaments 10 na"n. 10y u1a ,i',
Ing was at once UNIQUE anu GRACEFUL '4o
the fit was marvellous.
An evening ofess III pusts sei;e. diia in s,1il 4,d
de Lyons tfi'hlheu Wil1 opantsa !aee rn,, .!s.'
peafi Or de"tllop passen'ente1iG,f tvitl @
Mandel Bros. own ugalSn, "aS, ~ ;.,,.,rt - w
slblc, even more aatniIap!e tlt. 1nG ,.,nL a.l.pJ,L
ed garment a olack vel'et aiiu olUcaasd s,.1
MORE walklnsdreoS' trllhiileu WIZ .'!, nud onu
d ealtn n ~ drt!! ~ once strkin~ in its ap
,,saroucn uv ard tasfefu1 in its makeup w;ls Of
snnnra.colnr.d m,pryeilleux. with brocade
1n cnrresn,nI and trimmed with cut plush.
! eaeh vaS drawn around this from
h,ci2 to front. and drooped in a
s,.4ndiG hov Which alone would have suf-
f;f.nd ~ stam1, the costume as a work Of art.
Viii, he eyrention of The first dress referred
~ ~ and ma or t,;t, more Imported direct from
H,,r;s t.verrfhinr shawn was made up III
cGicago under the supervision OF the firm.
nsse,xc ~ T1rt: c1oAK-rooM
:. IAs9lNe ~ - ~, S.@oN - no f,mo,,s
the visitor was oy oc ~ u III! si ml',sh
, 1881-10-09
BEGGING NEWSB0Ys.
IL A. y..sr4nu af Tha EhifnHQ I'r1hHEEe

To The l:a.t0T d 1Hs E791cu00 7 s78''e'
CHICAGO, Oct ST. beg you will give me
space in your columns to warn the puoEc
against certain boys purportlng to be inmates
at the Newsboys' Home of this CITY wno
aid to their proper vocation Of s. ssllns hdgp pa
pers, backing boots etc, 'i; tnas s,c, ~ ~ to
IL '5rrss IS a's sale e UPON Plea that they haven't
PaG p11s anv hreaKfast or appeal for charity III
any any @ other way they are mp9stors 9 io The c,9
boys Of the Home are instTuf{ed3 ie3r to on
mnvs Hi,u o 10 innate Of tho institution who Is
Moderately MAIZE industrious need go hungrs OF OF
Naked, ,1aEed. The n,anagement seek to ei,cQnrd1ge a1s
industry and thrift IL the Goys aa 10 us
courage oeee@ WILLIAM ii. RAND,
President Chicago Newsboys' Home
, 1881-10-09
STICK.

The unparalleled success of the Steck
piano for the past twelve months has aston
ished the trade and gratificd the manufact-
urers. This success has been due; first, to
the sterling qualities of the Instrument. and
the fact that no first class musician tlarcs to
say that tile Steck il not one Of the finest in
strumcnts made. and further, on account Of
rity Of the agent, Mr.. Branch, at :0s State
street, who is the pioneer in the sale OF Steck
pianos in the West, and has staked bis repu-
tation on its merits.
, 1881-10-09

Ever i'll the lead, Parker the Tailor," :"
northwest corner OF Clark and Adams, is on
deck with another "spscial"; green Melton
for suits and oyercoats. 1t is the very latest
and nobbiest thing out in gents wear. The
ladies' are delighted with his idea Of making
match, and are calling too and leaving their
orders freely.
, 1881-10-09
pILES!- PILES!! P1LES..t

:. 4 sure cure for Blind, Bleeding. Itching. and
Ulceratcd Piles has been discovered by pr, Will
inns. 4 single box Of DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN
PiI,E OINTMENT has cured the worst chronic
cases Of twenty-five years stund,ng. 1t gives
relief lit i've minNtcsatter using. WILL
IANS OINTMENT ubsoros the tumors, soothe5
main, nllnys the intense itching, especially after
getting warm in bed, acting rs 4 poultice. It@is
prcpurad for Piles, Itching of tho parts, and
ON receipt Of price-$l. By
VAN SCHAACk, STEVENSON s. CO., Chicago.
, 1881-10-09

r,,r trouble among the St. Louis Baptists,
1ns ~ which has been made 10 these col
auus.' s. hos n, last beeu amicably settled. The
uau au-s,dinc iactions we're led by Drs' Boyd and
coa. l.o,, and these gentlemen have published
l@. ,,,or ovn signatures tho following:
1rhe,e,er errors OF faults thore may have
,a"n IN the past among us, after full md free
iatcIeui iatc',nisc Of principles, bury ail our gricv-
cotnp ~ The foot OF the crt'ss. md pledge our
st,,.cs ane1 n be one in tho cause OF Christ
T.;z {s certainly the best and most Christian
no way of adjusting matters, and the Illicois
.,1,,odists might take hint from it.
, 1881-10-09
THF iA0jES' RESORT.

The popularity Of Mr.. G. L. Woodman's
elegant cafe, restaurant, and oyster parlors,
at No. 81 Washington street, has decidedly
Increased during the past week. 1t is Il
place where ladies and children can go and
ceiyt the poltest and best OF attention: Tile
great speciality of Mr.. Woodman now is oys..
ters cooked III any style desired by one Of
the best oyster cooks III the country. Wood
mans table is not eXcelled by any restaurant
il the city.
, 1881-10-09
ART MITES.

The increased interest taken in all matters
of high art in Chicago does great credit to
as well to tie dealers i'll art, paintings, etch-
ings, engrayingS, etc. Art-lovers are sure to
find some new and interesting. ctcbines or
paintings at Thurber's, ol0 Wabash avenue,
at every visit.
, 1881-10-09
MatcIllesS Bargains,


500 pr Ladies' Button mud Lace Shoes at s.,
worth $3.50.
a0oo Bed Comforters at 7c, ST. tl.e5, s150, $l.15,
s.. saa.o:5, and $;s, less thnn jobbIng prices.
5000 Turkish Rugs at 81. &C. $1.35, $2.0+. S3.7,
$3.50, S3,45, S44o. s5.:o, S5.6', $40, $780, So,
and s334, unnpproachable bargains.
600 pcs Noting ham Lace for Curtains Mt s. TO-,
IL, II. IS, TO- ~, -, =, 80, 3,:, 40, h. 80 Is, 60.
70, Is, 80, S.. untl Soc. Our own Importation
1000 Lace Lnmbrequi,1s, White and Ecru, at 2s,
50, r. 10, Is, So ,, 10. G5. -, s;c. 81, aud Sl.5
800 Boys Oycrcoats ut S. $3.50, 81, S4.5o, and up
to *7.;N. special bargains.
500 Misses Cioaks and Hayclocks at 5l.50, $1.!5,
$..:,,53 $50, 81: $3.50. 81, Sl.50, s., St. up to
$I3.;0: elegant styles: very cheap.
800 Remnants Of Cloths AMI Cassineres at 10 per
cent of regular prices. ........
l,001 Chilrcu's Mcrino Cioaks at $150. S1.t5,
$:25 $50. S. $3.50, ST. $40. S., Sc, s., IS,
81, $l0 I'D to SIS. i manufacturers stock
nj 5Dc on the dollar.
800 doz Ladies' Full Regular Colored Hose. cx-
ira length, ut 225c, worth 40c-
500 doz Misses and Childreu's Fancy Hose. full
regular, at &c, worth 311:c-
200 doz Misses and Childrcns French Imported
A!l-Woot Hose at &c. worth 90c.
500 clrtons New Fancy Ribbons, newest and
latest Styles imported at Il. q, 80, 49, 50. 60.
q. Sue. up to $1.59 pr sd, less than wholesale
mlliuers.
, 1881-10-09

EXPOSITION VISITORS ARE REQUESTED
To visit c. D. Mosher's National Historical Art
Gallery, l25 State street, and see the lar@est col
lection OF memorial portraits ever exhibited,
and sit for some Of his elegant style Of photo
graphs as 4 nenento and souvenir for thoir
friends.
, 1881-10-09
PERSONALS.

Gen. Wallace, our Minister to Turkey
olsnk coffee with the Sultan. The cups were l,re
nonds.
Surgeon General Barnes has appointed Dr.
aawkss, Who prepared the Garfield boys for
Williams College, an acting assistant surgeon III
, 1881-10-09

MAYor: HARRISON should not forget to
;,ro the Albany Bursesses Corps around and
<hov them the Fire Memorial Building. 1t is
rne of the finest and most imposing structures
IN the city, and can be best viewed from the
rrpst Fire Monument
, 1881-10-09

lr rEDistrict- Attorney Corkhill sold Gul-
,e,u's ske:rh Of his life as u means OF finding
nut what tho public thought of him, the move
xas IN cminently successful one The opinion,
hoyeycr does not appear to be tlattering.
, 1881-10-09

CORRESPONDENT Of the New York World
,-arv Justly protests against the action Of New
,-ors theatrical manager who has dubbed one of
the characters in pluy Miss Coutts- Westulin-
stcr- -Ro1hscnild," described as great hciress.
The trick is one that only vulgar mind could
conceive.
, 1881-10-09

1ouS KELLY is running for Congress, the
d;snatcbes announce. The news that Congress
v,s running from John Kelly would, not occa-
x.on .rr6n surprise.
, 1881-10-09

For coughs. colds, asthma. bronchitis,
and consumption: MaGnlisteTs cough mixture Is
whoopiug-cough and Group. john p. Lee. cor
uer Hulsted and Harrison streets, and all drug
ciefx
, 1881-10-09

r. is stated upon apparently good author
49,. 1hnt presidcn:.-Arthur has decided to retain
IT, +. Stanley Brown US bis private secretary.
perhaps the Prcsiuent deemed this the most
eaecuvc me1hod Of causing Mr: J. Stanley
,.-s,,, ~ suhsicc, aud If SO bis action warrants
.ho vnrcacst commcudauon.
, 1881-10-09

-. i donbtful II his explanation will entirely
fntn ',s more capt5ous Of his critics. He says
suit ;ne u, ,s;1rr The phrase more ample ordlna-
'ha' ~ he simply meant that when n minister en-
lion o w. ra1afions with the Moravian Church
1eseo !n S,,,,1v ordained into that Church by
he "as ,rn,l., on entering the Episcopal Church
nams. also ordained into the:Church of God.
he n17 Il comes to giv,n. back-handed bioTs
WIZ stevens seems 10 do pretty we'll.
, 1881-10-09

Desires to call the atten-
ton Of Grocers, Hotel Pro-
prietols, Restaurants, and
Housekeepers to his late
importation OF Fall and
Winter Goods, collected
from all parts OF the earth,
which arc guaranteed to be
i'll the height OF the latest
fashions when your belly
reminds you OF hunger.
Our prices are the LOW
EST, and quality the BEST.
, 1881-10-09
House ]oItbiingg 6 Prices.

700 Ladies' Felt Skirts at ,5 Is, 50 g. e. .. SIC,
Sl,sl.., Sl.50, sl.75, Sc $.5o 81. $3.50. tip
to $".75.
500 pcs Ktue-Bluck Vclveteens at 50. 20, Il. 80. 50,
65, 20. 75 sc, 81, $110, Sl.:5, ana $l.50;
- 1natchEess bargains
100 pcs l,rocudcd Silks and Satns At 8. soc, 81.
s1.D, $l.5 $l.:5, sl.45, $150, $1-!5, $l.65, and
S1.sD; special value.
We will offer in our Cloak Department this
week.
oUD Elexanr Garments imported Light Cloth,
SILK, and Sutin De Lyon DolHans and Cir
culurs. Also Fur Lined Dolsnans and Cir
cul.lrs ut y less than can be obtained else"
where.
1000 Wool shawls at s1.5o <., IS, 81, s., IS, 81,
SS, and Fl0- ..
800 RENTS of Flanuels at Is less than regular
prices.
200 doz Ladies' French Unbleached Hose, full
regular extra long, at se9c, cheap ut a0c-
20 gross Elcguut Roses at 2 ), !, and SC, worth
double.
50O doz New Plcated Colhas nt s. 5, S, 10. Il, ID,
is, Il, -, y: :.5 IS, 30, IS, 3tz, n, 5Oc up to S1@
We will open during the coming week elegant
line of pasc.nentrics and Beaded Glmp5 a1aue-
Up Lace Goods and newest designs in Jewelry,
Hair Goods, Fans, and
, 1881-10-09

s25 to $4,000 used judicfously In
grain dealing yields large profits. For pamphlet
and electric pen reports write to W. r. Soue l.
Co brokers. 1870 La Sallc-st. Chicago. -
, 1881-10-09

Wfnchcxters* 41ypopto toSpll1tos
will cure consumption, coughs, weak lungs, bron-
chitts, and general debility Established Is years.
, 1881-10-09
SEEK No RURTABRl
I Unequaled
Bargains!
|II;T|;;;Z|Z;xEIi1 ;T||;.Z||||'Z III
4 S8| PALACE DRY GOODS HOUSE. Il E5
AHi MADISON 8 PEORIA SIS H.

Throw open their doors Monday morning
With the most Complete Stock Of Mem,
Novel, and Elegant Goods in all Depart
ments, which will be sold at prices which
will still further proclaim them the great
Bargain House Of the Vest DiTision.- -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
Sabrgmg H. Qu6uque, Soma, Dienfag Oem6er
an m msr 54l.

railiide YoliSei ptl nidts ibsr bic Sud
betannt uerbeu Iaiisn Sn st. Beters
burg, @bartou uno Eiaernisop iino uiel'
8erbaitunsen uorsenommsn porben. Unite,
ben 8erbufteten befnbst ii9 Der Boliseide e
elmer widttsen prouineiaIiia t. suei l04ter
zines boben Staatsbsamtsu, spei iaon5,
Rau fsute unb mebrere Stubsnteu uno an
bere actiue Wttslieber Der nibilifiider
Yartei.
Ser anidIas mar auBerorbsntIi9er art
elm nit Opnamit unb sprensssidoiIer
aaer Sorten bslabsnsr BalIon ioqte in be,
RdSe BON @atidina auFiteissn, i'm Sdlob'
bofe uon @atidina nisberfausn unb bur&
cine grploiiou sas SdIoB in Branb iiet.
ten. Su Der baraui sntitebencen Yermir,
runs uollte man ih bss @,areu unb feline,
5ami!ie bsmddtiseu. Nus ben confiscir,
ten Wai4iuen sebt bsruor, baB Nqes fl,
ben Ylan potbsrsitst mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1881-12-06
Eelesrap8tf6e 9epefGen.
Oeutf 1I NIB.

Berlin, % 9eop. Der &ai'er madte
beute eine Iusfabrt; seiiern bate sr eine
Beiprs3ung nit 8ismard - Der 5if
reiSiide Wtiniiier bss Musuartisen @raf
Ra!uodp wirb bnnsn &urssm Berlin Be-
iudtn.-Wie bic vSerIinsr g6rieus 3ei
tuns" meIbet, mirb @snsraI Baloe,ien
binuen Rarssm an WoItte's Stelle ,um
@bef bes @snsra!itabes srnannt werben.
WoItte wirb fi9 nitt f5rmlid ,urid,isben,
ionbern ueben isinen ,ablrsi9sn ibrissn
aemtern eine Oberauii4t iber bic Mrbei'
ten ces @ensralifabss fibren DIE ,Ra.
tional 9eituns" bleibt Bel ibrsr WeIo ing
ifebsn, bab Der Papit bic bsutids Rssie,
runs eriubt bat. ibm bic 8srIssuus bss
pdpitliden stubIes mad 5ulba ,u ssitattsn.
DIE Sti@uabIsn i'm 8 uno s. DabI.
treiie uon Berlin iins ~ @unitsn Der Sort
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bab 8tsmards bdufise Bsriuds. bic lbes
rale Webrbeit aIs uidtbie wirtIi4e Stiume
bes 2anbes bar3uifeasn unb isine entidie'
bene RibIbeit sesenabsr ben gIeritaIen bic
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sesen bas ssbeu oss SIoBfi;it ten @l0bi
mir eutostt moroeu let.
De efrei5 llnsarn.
Us N. 80 9tou. Die Bolilei blt cine
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I'M Ssbetmsn beitsbeUoeu autiiemiten, 2isa
in Beialas senommsu --Nm Wontag bat
,uiid'sn BEN 6lirsidtiIeu Ernppen unb ben
Iifitdnoii6en in DaImatisn sin erbit.erter
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pen 20 Raun usrIoreu babsn.
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nommen unb omar Der itd,tts. Der felt benz
&robebsn i'm Rousmber .. 8. itattssfuus
ben bat.
aus benz Yatitan.
&om. l. De3. Der pdiili4e Staats
ietretdr Cardinal Sacobini mtrb bic Nnws,
isnbsit bss grsbi&ofs uon paris, Garbi.
@aibsrt. unb anberer fran,SH4er Yrdla.
laten. wsl&e an Der bier bspori1sbsnbsn
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men werben, baau benuteu. nm NIT bsn'
ielben lber bte relisi6isn Nnselsasnbsitsn
In 5rantrei& su beratbsn. Ausemein
slaubt man. bab Der Yatisan ber fran,5.
fti&eu @ssieruns sssenabsr bic gsrsSs' =
runsspoIitit 70 lanse aIs mSsli@ fortieseu
wirb.-Dsr Cardinal Borromeo III aejtors
ben.
StaIien.
@om, 80. gsou. Sn Der llnteriu&una
wiber Mario anb @aYriecioRe. ben @ebat'
teur unb be3w. ben @siddftsfabrsr bee
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bas S&wurseri&t bie AnsetIasIsn i&ulbis
befunben unb Wario 1T gu swei Wonatsn
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gaprieeioft ,u brsi Wonaten @efdnsniB
unb 1000 Tranes geltbube usrurtbsilt
weybsn.
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