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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26
Amusements.

Kersands g Minstrels. at the Grand. and 1.-TWO
Married Men" at the Museum, are drawing good
audiences. Matinees are given every day.
Larry H. Reist, of Dayton. manager of the
Grand Opera. house, is in the city.
The pony parade, yesterday, led by Professor
Morris, was quite a success. The infants taking
part were highly elated, and the streets were
crowded by the friends Of the participants. The
prizes will be awarded at the Grand Opera-house
tomorrow.
Next week Manager Sackett gives a baby show
avthe Museum, when $3.50 in prizes will be
awarded the babies. Jewelry will also be given
as minor prizes. A strong stage bill will furnish
additional amusement.
Prof. Morriss equine and canine paradox will
be at the Grand next week, this engagement
closing the season at this theater. The sale of
seats commences tomorrow. Manager Dickson
announces as a prize Ito be drawn by the lucky
holder o. oupon attached to seat ticket a pony
valued at $l75. The drawing is also guaranteed
to be perfectly legitimate.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26
Sale of Market Stalls.

The annual sale of market stalls in the East
and West houses occurred yesterday, under the
direction of the Council committee, Bernhamer,
Wharton, and Curry, and Marketmaster Pritch-
ard. The inside stalls were appraised at $5
each and outside at $12. and none of either class
sold below these figures. The highest prices OBJ
tanned were $47 for an inside stall and $50 for
one outside. The competition was lively, the
sale altogether being one of the best for years.
About one hundred stalls were sold.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26
Mrs. Carleton,s Grievances.

In 1869 Wellington and Belle M. Carleton. were
married at Port Dover, Canada. She lives now
at Southport, in this county, but for four years,
she says, her life has been one of trouble on
account Of the habits of her husband. In her
suit for divorce, filed yesterday, she charges that
drunkenness and gambling have caused yelling
ton to waste a good salary, and to leave herself
and three children without proper support. She
further states that he has struck her, and other
wise treated her cruelty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26
A New Base Ball Club.

A base ball club has been organized by a num-
Der of gentlemen interested in the game. for
Sunday playing at Bruce Park. The battery of
the disbanded Montgomery Southern league
club-Drake and Kiley-has been engaged, with
McKinnon for first baseman, Kelley for second
baseman, and Lawrence for outfelder and
change pitcher. The first game will be played
on next Sunday afternoon with Harry Baum
gartners Shamrocks, of Cincinnati If the
patronage ~justifes it, the club will be strength
aned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26

The recent trial Of Henry Patton, for mis-
cegenation, in which a verdict of guilty and
assessment of a $25 fine were returned, offered
to the defense a chance for a proceeding that is
rarely taken. The statute states that the fine
for this offense shall not be less than 800, but
the jury made it $25. A motion for a new trial
could not reach the insufficiency of the verdict,
therefore a motion for venire de novo was made
and sustained by Judge Norton. The trial will
again take place.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26
Cashier Goodwin's Bondsmen Liable.

The Supreme Court yesterday held that the
s~ureties, Noah S. LaRose and others, on the
bond of Oscar NJ. Goodwin. the defaulting cash
Ter of the Logansport National Bank, were
liable. The judgment against them was for
about SIS, 900. The court was divided on the
question of the nature of their liability, but not
of their liability. The opinion was written by
Judge Mitchell, Judges Niblack and How con-
curing and Judges Elliott and collars dissent
inO
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26
A Row ON a Train.

A fight occurred among some roughs ON an
Airline passenger train, last evening, coming in
from Broad Ripple, and several Of the partici-
pants in the row were slightly hurt. The train
had to be stopped by the conductor, in order
that some ladies in the car where the trouble
occurred couldos taken to = rear coach. There
were no arrests made.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26

The State house Commissioners are negotiating
with the Edison Electric Light Company, with a
view to having the isolated electric light put in
the new State house building, and w. P. Hix,
of St Louis. general agent of the company, is in
the city for the purpose of furnishing an esti-
mate of the cost of putting in the light.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26

WITH what complacency must the lady who
uses Glennis Sulphur Soap glance az her mirror,
for there she sees reflected a complexion devoid
Of blemish. This peerless purifier may be relied
upon to remedy all skin irritations. Sold by all
druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,
so cents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26
ELECTRIC LIGHTS
ANS

Are fast taking the place of all others in factories,
~foundries, machine shops and mills. Parties having
their own power can procure an Electric Generator
and obtain much more light at much less cost than by
any other mode. The incandescent and storage sys-
tenn has been perfected, making small lights for houses
and stores hung wherever needed, and lighted at will,
day or night. Parties desiring Generators or to form
companies for lighting cities and towns will please
write US for information. By permission we refer to
j. Caven, Esq, indianapolis.
THE BRUSH ELECTRIC co. Cleveland. 0.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26
Motions to Onash.

In the Criminal Court. yesterday, motions to
quash were filed, but not ruled upon, in the
liquor cases against James Mcbride, Leon Sextro
and James Sullivan.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Fl. W. Chase, of Lafayette, is at the Denison.
Mrs. J.. G. Hartman is visiting friends in Rush
Vile.
M. S. Bright, of Madison, is at the Bates
House.
Hon. James Fl. Jordan, of Martinsville, is at
the Denison.
General John Coburn is expected to arrive at
nome this week.
Miss Kate Maley, of Steubenville, O.. is visit
ing her uncle, J. W. Maley, of this city.
w. r. Durbin, of st. Louis, formerly of In
dianapolis, is visiting old friends in this city.
Governor Gray returned yesterday from Fort
Wayne. where he has attended the sengerfest.
Col. S. Fl. Taylor, of Washington, Ind, the
new national bank examiner of Indiana, is in
the city.
Judge Gresham is expected here to-day. He
will sit with Judge Woods tomorrow to hear
certain railroad matters.
S. P. Sheerin, clerk of the Supreme Court,
pleasure trip in the East.
Mrs. Mary A. Williams and daughter Clara
will soon leave for a two months visit with rela-
tives in Boston and New York.
Word comes from Greensburg that Rev. Robt.
Sloss, formerly of the Third Presbyterian
Church, this city, is dangerously ill with Brights
disease.
1t is said that Will K. Sproule, ex-county
auditor, is very anxious to receive an appoint
ment in the postofice, but that Mr.. Jones will
not consent.
Seymour Elan Lock, of San Francisco, for
merly of indianapolis, was married at Licking
ton, KY, on W Wednesday, to Miss Kate Green
leaf. The wedding was a very brilliant affair,
and a number of persons from a distance were
present.
Victor K. Hendricks and Edwin A. Hallam, of
the Classical School, have passed the entrance
examination of the Rose Polytechnic Institute,
at Terre Haute. Other members of the school
are now in Chicago and in Cincinnati, taking the
entrance examinations for Harvard and Yale.
Franklin P. Van Hook, a son-in-law of General
Manson, who was attendant of the Senate coat
room during the last session of the Legislature,
yesterday received official notice of his appoint
ment as a clerk in the railway mail service on
the Vandalia route, to succeed Noah Noble, who
has been removed.
A. B. DUNN, recently of Columbus, O., and
for many years connected with Blandy & Co.,
and Duvall & Co., Of GAINESVILLE, as general
manager and partner, has entered into contract
and assumed the general management of G. H.
Zschech & Co.'S log band and circular saw-mill
works in this city. Mr.. DUNN is a gentleman
| of large experience in the manufacture of steam
| engines, saw-mills, ETC., and is a clever, thorough
going gentleman.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26
Hotel Arrivals.

Denison: j. Cowen, Thos. E. Gorrin, Albert
Baker, Evansville; D.. c. Darrow, I. N. Turner,
Peru; J. A. Larnerd, Anderson; BRANDON Lewis,
Lafayette; VIM. J. ORourke, Newark.
Grand Hotel: w. H. OBrien. Lawrenceburg
G. Maier, Danville; j. E. Lynn and wife, Bloom
ington; A. G. Prentman. wife and daughter, Fit.
Wayne; VIM. S. Hazelrigg. Greensburg; j. A.
McGregor, Columbus; Will F. Kissell, Muncie;
j. ID. Conner, Wabash.
Bates House: E. j. Walden, Anderson; G..
Reynard, Union City; Miss Emma Reynard,
Winchester; F. /. Reitz, VIM. Rahm. jr., j.
Eikel, Evansville; DR.. Jos. G.. Rogers, Logans-
port; J. T. Thompson, Mitchell; Henry Stultz,
Seymour.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-26
WELLS COLLEGE FOR YOUNG LADIES
ARTHM0RE COLLEGE,

80 Minutes from Broad st. Station, Philadel phia.
Under the care of Friends, but all others admitted.
FULL COLLEGE COURSE FOR BOTH SEXES
Classical, Scientific and Literary. Also, a PREPAR-
ATORY SCHOOL Healthful location, large grounds.
new and extensive buildings and apparatus.
For catalogue and full particulars address
EDWARD II. MAGILL, A. NJ, President.
Swarthmore, Penn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-13
WGttitnOrer Goacii.

Der Baltimore american" trufte I.
8. einen Yrief aug Gom besaslih Der
constellation @irfungcn Der unIGngft
pom Sapits beifdtistsn Bei9LaEe tes 8al.
morer gonciIs Oh, poriu es u. u. beiSt:
Oie Gtsiebuns BET @etitli9feit wi,o auf
Gle 96be Der 3sit erboben werSen; Die
dri!tli@e Civilization otS SoItes ioQ nit
Der mrter;ausu Civilization Gbtitt balian,
RAG Gbriitentbnnt nit ben 6nrtl9ritteu ber
3in nidafI I'M @intlons gebrG6t meroen.
0te J)ebung oeS Giementar: lluterYibts in
Oen Yfarri9uIen, Die @r,i9tuns pon Seq,
reriemiuaren uno ole @riin6unq elmer tds
tboIii9en llniperfitdt iolen bic Wittcl 6cM
bieteu. uab Swar wiro tie5 aaes aus
cigcnm w(tttelu geidebeu, 6enn Gle tatbo.
Hide &tr9e IN Imerita whui9. teiNe
5taois5iilfe, - lie MID hort ni9t, ME bies
10 bGufig in europdii&en 2dubern Der 5al
IYor, Die GieneriH be5 Staates iein, lon.
bern 5iebt IS Dor, ibyen lluterbaIt aus Sen
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in 9tmerita ni4t ge6su, bod Nib bic 9er.
letupg9gspalt Der 8iiG0ie erGebli6 Be:
ibnitten. Den BiiG6feu wirb Elm itfrs
bigger 0tGtb lur Gsitt itsbtu, Der gu be-
ltimmteu 3eitea I'M Sabre 3aiammeutritt.
Mud uirS ben @eiltlt@en ein s%euiiIer Gin:
i6eil on Ger &iu5pa5l Der Bii96Te inges
i%tnnaen. Cine oiosye ri9tige @ntl9Iie.
Bung oe3 SDnciIs bcirjfit Cic ge6eimsn
8eisQi3Gfteu. Ni3t cen eiuseInen 8i.
I90fen ooer gar ben 9eiitli3eu itebt IS
tunirg5in III, ioI9e @tleQi6aften gu Ders
BANNER, Ion0ern eiHem itdnbigen 0atb
idumtIi3er grbiit6ie bcs 2mSe8, beien
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scbolt werten mWB. Ger giu8ebung uon
6irdsnI9ulosn perbeu Die euglten Sdran.
fen ge;ogeu unD Die Qeiligfeit Der hriits
IiGsn 3be piro but9 wirtlnme gorIdriis
ten Defenders 9eI1aet. 0ie 8ei@liie
6es &altirlOrer @oncils wer6en Die @runo.
lage biIoen fix Gcncile, pet9e in Der
nd3ltsn 8eit in @uitrGIiea uno in SrlanS
a6Sebalteu per6en icQens
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nit 0O:iidt auRunsbmen, oa in bem(eI6sn
aussnidjeinIi$ Wtan3e5 unEIar unO lin
wa9r lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-10-13
8erlemsnp taaagets.

Dir &at5oIitsn iinO gu iebr horou oe.
u05nt, 0aB tatbOiiide 8iEge INNER, Uanu
lie ni8t gdu5It@ falf3 6areeileut
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bap0luug fin6en. DaS gritere lit qcle,
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cine 0eiratb nit elmer tatBpIiiGcn
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faus etpaige 6iu6st ia t9oItf9 ciios
gen tpir6en, ct Der + rb Q "a { rerlnl;i8
ginge, unb e5 war6e III Iiberalen @Idtsern
Elm gepaltige5 @ei9rei eybo5su, 6as brr
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seipsuit, 9cSen bus nit Sin fl m N I g.
teit, chem mot d'ordre 9ebor9suo, ywis
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te ltantii@e Cad EN- Elm at 81 /:
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ter uno Elm Sobn besieIben &Sniss pon
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W a les) ibre &inbsr d,
bic anbere (aaiierin uOn &uBIanb,) bies
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Rmxemb1rser. 0asette.

Sobn (&Snis BON @rie9enIanb) bic
~ieinisen sriedii9sfatbolid sr.
3ieben laBt. Oils bieie grsisniKe eintras
ten, ba fanb bic gsiammte Iiberale pre1e
Jar nt9ts sesen einen &eIis s.
NJ e d Ell ~eiuSuwsnben, iprad 9 mid t
segen cine etwaise Grbfolse. 9lber lest,
no es iid nm cine m 6sIi9ermeiie
cintretenbe @rbbsredtisuns tatboIider
Na6fommen banoeIt, ba erbsbt fi6 ,auf
Der 9anien Sinie" 9ewaltises @si9rei!
I.s bic Serlobuna oennod sei9IoFen rpurs
fe, faielte bic Breiie auerbano iiber einen
lelbitusritdnbli6 notbuenbisen Oispens,
uno ais Siefer einsetroffen mar, wurbe Die
aIberne Ii g e, natiirIid aud bi,r in Ime.
rita, uelbrsitet her Fl. gater babe ii9 fir
bieien Oispens 100 600 Gbaler ober Marf
ooer etre heSablen luien. Oa nit
oieIer Siige nod cine s%,peite, Die Sdeibuua
Ssrrano:W ortines. Snmpos befrsffenS, ge,
flilientli6 usrbreitet pirb, 70 fab i9 Ser
yOGeruatore &pmano" unb Der ,Monie
teur" sen0tbist, folsenoe @ mtIi9e &i9.
i%islteuuns gu uerOientli6en:
SIS MAIDEN s~esenwdrtis spsi Notisen
Die stumble bur9 Die Liberation Slatter, mel,
DE 9~eeianet iino, cine irrise Nnldauung ~
perbreiten uno besbnlb beridtist su pernen
psroiensn. Die cine be,iebt iid auf bic
Multiplying Der wobl beitdtisten, aber niat
pouSo9enen Gbe swii3en Dem Srofeu
8rnns Serrano uuo Der Sruu Maria
De las Me,ceSes MartinessG a
pos. Die bieriber pe,breitete un,pabrr
No@ri9t beiiebt in Der S~sbauptuns Der se
uonnten Gldtter. baB bic 6amilie Moyti
lie, SampOs fir Die Sswiuisung hieIe.
@bsi9eiouns l25, 900 Sire an Saren Az
satleu bate. Die @abrbsit if, bus Sis
hetrefisnbs Congregation, wel6e, Die hints
banOlung obIas, car feline Sare crbub,
psil in oielem Sale feline DorgciDritben
lit. Die benz betreibsnoen Eheile sutom,
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ten aer,tsn 375 Sire; 4. fir Grcerpi.
runs bes 8ro;efics rs Sire; Summa:
or 2ire. (etpo $3.50
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NrinSen IS albsmarpo Don OdneMart
nab sT5rer {. 6Dbeit Der 0erSogiu 0t a.
rio 0 Orleans. Oieien fan BE-
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mnreen ic;en. Gs m0ge nun bissiaus ,ur
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BON foni9lider %Ibitommuns fir iuIs
DE 0ispfrie aar ieine Sare sinseboben
v!Io. Sies CUR Steusr Der Wabrbeit."
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Sas elm proteStansiiGer @reoi.
see &5er uniere 2anse
su iagen bat.

Sn Der Central Wtetbo6iit Gbur5 Don
Can SrunciscO ipra9 Step. 8. 81. Ollie
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6eu puEooerucn Eanj". @r rpiSerlegte su:
erit bic @irpirfe ser Gan5liebbaber, SaB
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beltens cenieIben ni9t tabsle, inSem ct bers
porbOb, buB rirgen6po in Der III. S3rift
pom iOl9en &dn3en bic Rebe iei, In peiden
beiOe @ei3Ie9ter i'm buntsn @irbel li6
p~ereiuigen. Bon ben brei StelIen, in mel:
den Die 81. S9rift ben Gang erpdbut, 1T
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Nlann ii3 iebr itrens sesen iene @ltsrn
ausipri9t, wel9e ibre &inber 3a EGn,en
fenOen. Oils Doui6 Dor Der 8unSesla6e
tanate, finben mir feline grpdbnuns, baB
CT elmer 6raaensperion bic San0 serei@t,
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&tOnetn, mttoeu @aDten 9abeu
ole &3erren aid)tS 81 sbaG.

Sin neusr 9cwe;S fir bic @6rli@tcit
Oielsr ibrer ge5auptuug iiefert ein &us5ug
Gus Gem fraA56fl6eu Bulletin MACON
niquo." Su csmie!6ss miro ssgsn Die
etpas tiiiigen 6reimaprer, welde uar BHr
3cit Oct &abI ole 2Ogen beiu@eu, f6rmli@
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ale yIiberalsn" Bldttsr, Die 6"rsimaurerei
bsiaditise iid ni9t nit 9oIitit uub bier
iebsu mir ie iogar in ~@abIen" MAIDEN.
Sn benz b~etrefienben &ttenitild bsibt es
gum S9lnfe:
ySest, ba bic Wa5lssit anbre9en wirb,
yperOsn mir wie6sr in unieru T.. (Gems
ypeIn) 6ieie mnreseImdBis eri9etnsnben,
vIauen 6reimaursrsSr.. eridsinen ieben ;
mir perben iie 6aun wiebsr banbsIn Ieben,
rwie i'd iie eben sei@ilbert babe. Mber,
Incline Dr., fraSen mir iie bann, parum
rife ni@t setOmmen iinb, wabrenb fe AM
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Sie 8atboItfenperVa tnti,iuns it,
Winfter.

Die i'm weiffdlii9en &om absehaltene ga
Notwithstanding bat ibr edo IN Der
ean5en @elt e%efunoen. Su Oeutl6tanb
bra6ten bic &eoen ber 6ibrer hes @entrums
man1e 9roteftanien aus &anb unb BanO
Seipuoers babsn bic Worte Der Berle BON
Weppen: Scr gapif resiere nod INNER
bic g9elt" gepihen Serren 10 miBiaQen, baB
auf Der fiirsli1 in @iienad absebaItenen
SauptueriummIuns bes @uitop:N ooIpb:
Sereins mebrsu Der Reoner basesen aufs
traten. Dor Naen Der SorlitenSe bes Gen.
tral Soritanoes, GonRtorial, Jtutb pro:
feiiOr Or. Stride aus 2eipSts. S6ren mir
Der Gurioiitat balber, mas er iagts.
.Sibner aIs ie", rief Or. Stride, vers
Debt bic r6mil9e Gir1e wieosrum ibr
9aupt. Sn einem euangeIiiden &e3tss
itaote (?) erltrebt ite ibre Serri9aft. Nu9es
fitts bieier 5batia9e birfen mir ni1t
i9wd6li6en @eiites istu. 8ir miihsn
alS @%ruuolub aufitenen: Sober eUanssli
i6e Gbrilt, Der nit &om li~ebaasslt, ssb6rt
ntdt CUR eOau9elii9eu Stride, ~iorcsrn gu
9tom. 9eyr g8inObort perities ii9 in
Miuitsr ioSor 81 benz NuSruie: v&om
unb Der EGpit resieren Die @elt!!" Uir
ontporten: Scr proteifantii9e @eiit, bic
prOteltuntii6e 8ifieni3aft, bic proteitartis
i6e &jciittung rcsteren bic 8elt, uno ridt
ber Bapit un6 9tom. @ir freuen urs, IN
Der Staot cine suitli9e Nufnabme gsiuns
Den 81 BADEN. bic oOr weuisen Gaseu bas
Sspanfsjt in 10 i6Onsr 8eiie sefeiert bet.
Qas i&0nlte Get oes Broteitantismus lit
GomS Sebau."
6un0erte folder Qusbride Der ygnt-
riiitun9" f0ante man betbrinsen. Do1 sibt
eS c@3 onoerieitS proteitanten, Bic iid sii
FLARES llrt5gil gewabrt BADEN. Sier in ben
Sercinigten StuGter, no Die peltli9e
BreF2 iH llGgemeinen bod etuas urtbeilss
freisr lit, limb oieie 3eu9nifs iosar sn fiu:
ben mo IUir iii9rcn 8ciipiels balber ems
al.
Der yJleu M1corO" i3reibt: Oie Sc.
Notwithstanding Der bsuti9en 6atbcli.
Zen, bic o~rfaug8 September in Wtiniter
abgeBalteu uaJee, mar Der SammsIpuntt
elmer NH3a9. UoH Ndnnern, auf bic isbeS
8oif itoL} igiu t6nnte. DieIe Wtdnner,
Die Glltbe 5,g neutiGen @oltes, ueriams
meIteu ;D, uu einitimuig unb in nibt
miBjupgi,e5eaoc Q9eiie gcscn bas ani
ibre 6ir4s ge9Gufte llnre5t ~ protsitiysr,
ibreu 9ey6auD nc9 gnger III befeitigen ntb
nod lijriser On Ser GeIcitigung Der
S9Ui.gi9 tittn ~ orbsitcn, inter ocneu
iie Gcgenui,.t5 81 leioeR BADEN. Der
fur@.,cic auo un;meiOeuti0c Gcn. Scr
our6au5 In o.r Ggriammtlng uo,6erri9;e,
benefit, a13 o;e linen fir mrbr as eli
Sabre 81 CgeI gcporOsne l1nttrbri6an0
nur bo,u Sients. hire gyobe anbaueli9teit
al ben alien @Iaabeu uaO ibre OpIsrpi!:
Itgfeit, Die bsut;uta9e 70 tart ME lie III,
nm % beu'li5er III betbdtigen. Ser ercBe
Siibrer Der oeuti5sn &atbOliten mics nit
StcI3 bin aft bic ginbeit, bic pdbrenc
Der 9du3gu Dauer Der 8eriammlung
bsrriGte. st ipru9 ss often aus, baB
Der Paplt nod 6eate oer 6erri9er ber 8elt
lei uno baB ber 81. Stubl unabDdnsis ieiu
miii1e.
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,&uoer waret, unb warum iie istt piebers
vfommen. limb wenn ite nur ManseI an
u3eit poriditen unb feline sewidtisen
v@rinbe porbrinsen, 70 ididsn mir bies
rieIben fort, wie man einen lusetreuen
v3nedt fOrtiast. Sn ieber @sisui9aft,
umuB man nnbebinst BON 3sit ~ i3eit aufs
rrdumen, nm bieieIbe iauber su erbaIten /;
vbesinnen mir immerbin NIT Semen, 10 1T
noie 9auptiade eei4eben. Defenders
uabsr miiien mir babin tra9ten, baB bies
uielben nidt wisber ssmdblt werben.
r&eineIauen SreimanrersSr.. -!
ubieiss iou bas freimaursriiGe 9oiumsss
mort Ser fiinftisen @abIen iein."
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s u "
8ereiniste Gtaaten.
Gin @snshuEs uaG, Sbio nao
ciue gSaGfaGrt nam
&areN.
Is ortictuns tatt S6lub.)

SIS loirO pieuei6t bier am 4Slobe iein, cine
lure 9cididtii9e 9toti3 iiber bic gntltebui9 Der
&alrabrt nGd Gareg 81 geben, benn, ipir6 lid
Der yeier irdgen IN einem nelen Qanoe mie ole
Ser. Staaten es limb, itno lol6e Oele9enbeiien
;ur 9luSa6t ie9r ielteu uIo, miro Der sIrennblrs
ger binjuil9en, pie tomrlt eS. baB ole gSaus
fabrt grade Su Naria, Der Sr6lterin Ser Setrii6.
ten, Der S6ibpatronin Der lieben 0eimat6, 9ebt.
Sier baS 9ldbere, fur5 unO binbig, obi6on Is
eisentli9 nitt 81 nnierer Reiiebei9rsibans &c:
bort.
Su 1858 naDm inter benz bnmaIisen bodwrien
8ii6of Nappe pom 6lepelano Der bcdw. so.
9aiman ben gau elmer sir9e in Carer in @ns
9ritl nno I'M SQmmsr lf9te Der Sbsrbirte ben
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8ir tOnneu cu3 in Dem Soriatc, elm
tatbol. Slatt gu %sriinoen, MIR ermntbjgen.
Bir bofien, OuB aGs suten 8utbOIiten, Die
fi9 nm bic &eIi9iou unb has SaterlanS
uerbieut MAIDEN wollen, in benz Gifer unb
Der Gbdtisteit fir Oieies 8erf, oas in IN:
fern 9lugen pom Der bod ten Sebeus
tune lit. ruetteifern.
SEQ XIII. in 1882 an ben Sii6oi pon ancoua.
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EatDstiY@er &irsea . 3a!caasr.
Don bes 65niss 9te8nuns. = Muttb. Is.
sonnt. ben IS. ottob. qutos, euonoelit.
AGtnng i6r Sat6origem !
Sic stin,n,e oes perft. Qins TX.

@ir eriu9en sic iuitdnbist, alien benen
nit eurem suten 0iQeu uno eurer @unit
beisuitsben, bic, nit @eiit besabt uno init
~senigeuoer &enntniB aus9eriitet, lid oil
Bic Arbeit MADDEN uno Bidder unb 3eitun:
gen sur Sertbeibiguns unO Set5reitnns Der
tat9OIii3eu 9ebre uerOifentliden.
Gncpclica Qius TX.
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Die Sttmtae 2eo's XIII.

2aHet eusr 9i3t Ieu@ten uor ben Rens
den, Somit ie euere 9uten 8erfe icben.
l1no Der 9err sebe eu6 Oa5u Seinen Seseu!
SEQ XIII. an baS in Qurna eri9einenbe @latt
Luce" (geu9t), anfaug 1880.
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WlTaleiu's &aIenSer fir Sic Ger;iaren 3,

9ieier, beionbers fir Die lTitslieSer bsS 8.
Croens oes b. 6rGnjiStu5 bcitimnte &alenSer
ei;t1alt meiR Gelehrenoe5 nno Grbauenoes, tann
aber mi, GroBem Nngen and pom auocrn ecu
ten, Die lI6 germ on @sniterem bei6Gitigen, geles
len !ueroen. Us l9miiden Den Jtalenber eiIti9e
Siloer. Gle ausitattulq III fIr ben Qreis olt.