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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22
JACKSON, TENN.
Tho Rev. J. NJ. Cunningham Dead
Church Mattors-Young Cooper.

Tho Rev. J. NJ. Cunningham Dead
Church Mattors-Young Cooper.
Special Dispatch 10 Tho Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn. March 2i.-The Rev.
J. NJ. Cunningham, postmaster Of IIender-
son, Chester county, died yesterdayof con-
sumption, at his home in that place.
Tho Rev. II. +. sprolcs, Of Jackson,
Miss, has been recommended by the com
mitteo Of the Fint Baptist church mp
pointed for the purpose Of nominating a
pastor Of the church In this city.
Tho Rev. j. l.. Vas closes his pastorate
OF the First Baptist church here Of three
years next Sunday and will leave the next
day, with his family, for Darlington, +.
O., where he has accepted a pastorate.
Mr.. w. A. Howard, OF near this city,
had preliminary trial today, charged with
shooting n negro named jim Bird In the
arm March !, but the decision Of the
justice OF the peace is withheld till tonor.
row.
Mr.. Daniel Cooper, Of Independence,
Mo-, will leave tomorrow, In company with
the chief Of police Of that city, In charge Of
Mr.. Coopers young son, I. =. Cooper,
about eighteen years OF age, who was ar
rested here last Friday for acting suspi-
ciously. The young man has been par.
tally insane about eighteen months, and
left home tho 2lst Of last January and his
distressed parents had sought for him In
every direction In vain until telegram
from the authorities Of this city informed
them Of his whereabout. lie IL an only
child and highly connected In Kentucky
There Is no doubt Of his insanity, which
was caused by mental strain and oycrwori
while In the Union Pacific railroad Office
In Salt Lake City, Utah. he being a youni
man Of marked talent and ability.
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Creditors Continue to Levy Attachs
ments on the Firm.
Silverware and Jewelry Taken to
Help Fill the Break.
Meyer Gattman's Deals In Futures
Show Him to be a Loser.
The Affair the Result OF a Desire 10
Make Money at the Expense Of
Dopositors-Jacob Gait
man Improving.
special Dispatch to The Appeal.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Appeal.
ABERDEEN, Miss, March 81. Creditors
continue to levy attachments on the prop
erty OF tho individual members of the firm
Of Gat,man 4 Co. silverwarc jewelry and
plate Of any value, will be taken TO I'LL in
the great break. Where once wealth and
luxury existed, poverty now starcs the
luckless mombers OF the firm and their
patrons in the face, all is gone. The accu.
mutation Of years, the wealth Of the rich,
the mite Of the widow, disappears through
manipulations OF trusted member
Of the firm OF bankers. The fail
ure is bad one without tho
shadow Of doubt. Attachments
have been issued in New York and New
Orleans and throughout this and adioin-
ing counties, and yet therc remains s75,-
900 which In represented by attorneys
who have worked for the appointment Of
receiver. The matter will now 20 into
court for settlement. Those attaching
must protect their interests by making cf-
forts TO prevent the receiver from taking
possession Of heproperty aud assets. Tho
situation is still more dismal, and the poor
people, who have been the losers, are al
most without heart. II Is reported that
an attempt was made last night 10 arrest
Jake Gattman, but for some reason It was
abandoned.
h. @. Sims, who made an assignment
yesterday, will pay out In full. Ills ha-
bilitles are said TO be $4,000, with prop
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22
THE NORTHWESTERN MILLER.
Tho Flour Output Last Week Some.
what Increased,


what Increased.
MINNRAPoLIs, Mimi. March 2l.-The
Northwestern Miller says The -four ouaput
last week remained about stationary. II
was ll5, 100 barrels, averaging 10, 1888 bar
rels daily, against l13,60o barrels the
previous week and li4,40o for the cor
responding time in 1887. Low water and
loose ice are still drawbacks with which
the mills have 10 contend. On alternate
days the weather has been warm and
pleasant, but 40 far there has been no APP
preciable effect ON the river except TO
loosen up enough ice 10 clod the water
wheels at times. During The most Of Mon
day and yesterday the West side canal
was pretty well choked up with ice, and
the water-mills could do but little work.
A better water power Is expected within a
few days, and the use Of steam will be
given up as soon as reasonable head is
available. There were sixteen mills run
ming today, eight Of which were
employing engines. Tho -four mar.
ket Is Just now In pretty dull
condition. The DECLINE In wheats
caused buyers TO ask Tor 10 Ner prices, and
in order 10 do business concessions have
TO be made. There Ia lair inquiry from
the east for flour, but the market IL gener-
orally weak, with light trading. Low ocean
frcights enable millers TO IN light export
business, but the offers ars usually lower
each time. Some OF tho ulillers are hold
ing Off and not selling any oDro flour shar
they can help on the present market. Tn,
direct exports OF -four last week were Al =
COO barrels, against 81 800 barrels the pre-
ceeding week. fifty-two mills in Mime
sofa, Wisconsin and Dakota, not including
Minneapolis, report a flour output Of 49,
2l7 barrels for February last against 26s.
| 2l5 barrels for the samo month In 1887.
| These mills and those OF Minneapolis 10.
| eether made p9i,O barrels in February,
1888. against $50, 300 barrels in the same
month in 1887.
Receipts for the week ending March 20
Wheat, 1920 bushels. Shipments
Wheat lsl $50 bushels; flour, i27, $40 bar
rels; millstun, $500 tons. Wheat In stor,
Minneapolis, zoos, 1888 bushels ~. Paul
| 45O, 900 bushels; Duluth, 1876, 2l7 bushels.
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A CHINESE FUNERAL.
An Extraordinary Celestial Burial In
San Franoisco.


SAN FRANcIsco, Cal, March 2i.-The
most extraordinary Chinese funeral ever
seen In America took place yesterday.
The deceased was Loo Muck, Chinese
merchant, who ,hrty-6yc years ago.
founded the Cisco Kung Tong Lodge Of
Free Masons In this city. Masonry has
spread among the Chinese 80 tha, there
arc are now. IL appears, 1900 members
Of the orlcr in this State. Delegations
had come from all parts Of the Pacific
coast TO attend tho funeral. The process
dou took an hour aud half TO pass. A
band Of Chinese Ma-ons in long blue
gowns, with long black swords Ia their
hands and bands OF red, white aud bluo
ribbons tied across their iorcheads aud
streaming down their backs he'd tho
way. Then came company oi several
hundred Chinese soldiers IN bright, blue
tunics and CARRYING short brDadsNords aud
highly ornamcntcd shields. A hand OF
cavalry In rod, green and orange uniforms,
with auiycn of ARROWS and long double
edged swords strung across their backs.
followed. Then came ia long
array some foot soldiers, spcarsmcn and
warriors with broad battle axes, warriors
ON foot, mounted warriors riding with
short stirrup feathers, numerous bands Of
terriblc.Chineso music in hacks, and finally
the hcarsc, drawn by four black horses.
On top OF the hcare was n gorgeous cata-
ialque Of paper aud tinEcl In the Chinese
style. The coffin bore upon its sides tho
square and compass, with the letter &C.
In the centor. The standard bcapr who
preceded tho bcarsc carried the AlaFonic
emblem. The preliminary ccrcmonies
werc all Masonic. AZ the cemetery, how
over the body was inferred In the oIiho..
dox Moncolian style, the banners and
badges Of tho mourncn, being burned IN
a great bonfire at the gates, while liberal
feast Of roast pork. poultry and drinkables
Of many kinds was spread before tho tomb
for The supply OF the departed TO enier'ain
his friends. Many people who saw tho
singular procession imagined i was tho
funeral Of the leader OF the High Bind
cu.h
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:,
Does not recollect any person except Col.
Hamilton whom he met tnat night.
To defense-Col; Hamilton was alone
when witness saw him.
Acting District Attorney Alexander, as
tho witness Wolfe lett INC stand, said
THAT is the States case, but the defense
reminded him that the witness,
NELLIE DISKISs,
was 10 be recalled for the purpose of layinc
the Foundation for her impeachment She
was sent for and being placed ON the
stand and jnterrocnted by Col. Nugent of
the defense, in the usual form as 10 state
ments made Inv her 10 Thos. T.. Helm w
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money monthly, but he Is only required
to take the treasurers statement, and ii
the books balance ON such comparison
the law has been satisfied.
A further question is the responsibility
OF the bondsmen. II is held by many
that, as treasurer, Tate had money in the
bank on the 18th OF March, 1887, to
square himself with the State; then his
bond for all the years prior to that are re-
leased, and the present bond only can be
held for his shortage. Others dissent from
this theory.
The political effect Of the defalcation is
discussed on all sides. While the Repub-
licans exult the Democrats point TO the
splendid record Gov. Buckner has made
and his prompt action upon the first inti-
nation that all was not right in pushing
an investigation, which had already been
demanded by the party in the Legislature.
No whitewashing was attempted, and the
leaders OF the party, without hesitation,
lay before the people the perfidy OF the
man they had trusted and honored so long.
The culpability Of the party in retaining a
man 80 long in office without repeated in
vestigations is put forward by some. These
same claim that tho affair will have a
wholesome effect upon the party. The
ability and integrity Of candidates win be
more closely scrutinized and the officials
held 10 more strict accountability.
A dispatch from Frankfort late this after
noon says; There is disposition on the
part of the Assembly to 90 quietly
and directly TO the very bottom Of
tho matter and TO shield no one.
The idea Is TO have the matter OF who has
borrowed the States money and turned
the treasury into a banking convenience
exposed promptly TO the fullest, leaving of
no name however prominent. The State
wants TO know where her money has gone,
and the assembly intends TO crafty her
natural curiosity. This is causing unhap.
piness In certain high judicial circles, II ID
said, but nevertheless II must come. The
clerks and Legislators, attorneys. judges,
ETC., who have made ovcrdrafts on the
State treasury aud by their negligence in
paying have brought this disgrace upon
the people OF Kentucky and blotted the
States fair cscutheon must be given the
benefit OF publicity"
Tate's whcrcabout Is still unknown.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22
r.e coal uIII oatragsA

sr. LOUIS, Mo-, March 2l.--A Pcr-Dis-
patel, special says the people Of Coal Hill,
Ark, are worked up 10 iurorc over a
series Of outragcs that have given that
peaceful mining camp a criminal noioricty
that IA disgusting, aud there y prospect OF
a double lynching. Clifford, the pcniten-
tiary warden who 70 brulally served th9
prisoners undor him, is In the bands oi,ne ,.,,
sheriff and will be taken 10 the toal nh'
lail At once. while awaiting Tor MN uio
neople clamor for George Crisp, who 10
now In tho Ozark jail. having been or.
rested Yesterday by the sheriff charged
with a criminal assault ON The eight year
old daughter Of the Rev Mr. lluddlcson,
OF Coal ilill. Both prisoners are hourly
expected at Coal Hill, aud hanging Dee
Is very probable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22
RAILROAD MATTERS.
Two Train. Ceiiide.

wYoSrSo, Ont, March 2l.--An emil
grant train going west on the Grand Trunk
road collided with the Peirolia train going
east one mile cast Of this place this morn
ing The engineer Of the emigrant train
was badly injured about the head, and a
brakeman on the same train had n leg
broken. OF the passengers, eight or ten
have broken limbs and ar more or less 10.
riously hurt, but no person was killed out
right. The baggngcmastcr OF the Pctrolla
train had both legs broken, beside sustain
ing other injuries. The frenan's hands
and face were injured, but the others on
the train escaped with slight bruises. The
emigranls are mostly Danes and Germans
and are bound for Illinois and points fur
thor west.
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TnEAcuEnoUs DISCLOSURE.
Decision OF the supreme Court fn the
Hell Telephone Cases Divuiged.

Special Dispatch 70 The Appeal
wAsnISoToS, March 2i.-It has been
learned by several members Of the House
that the decision Of the supreme court in
the Bell telephone case wasknown TO moro
than one person on the outside week be-
fore the decision WIS rendered. One Of
the reports In circulation about tho matter
Is that gentleman In this city received a
week ago from New York q
letter which told what tho yer.
dict Of the court would be. Not only
did Il foreiell the actual result, but II q
said also 10 have given the individual
standing OF the members Of the court and
how Il would be divided. II IL also TO
ported that several other persons here pos
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aencraI TIe-rp fre,ealed.

MINNEAPOLIS, Minno March 2L-lt
transpircs today that q general ile-up Of
northwestern roads hpf only been pre-
vented by Chief Arthuls counsels. The
men have been on the poinl Of striking for
some time, but were unwilling 10 take the
responsibility Of doing No without the APP
proyal Of the grand Officers and the sup
port Of the whole brothcrhood. Commit
tees OF engineers and ilrcmen went TO Chi
cago yesterday 10 consult Arthur. Onthere-
suit Of their visit depends whether gem
cral tie-up will be begun or not.
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sessed this same important information.
II may easily bo imagined that these re-
ports have created something OF sensa-
ton, and il is intimated that the attention
of the members Of the supreme court Is to
be called to the matter, so that they may
take steps to inquire into this violation OF
the discipline OF that tribunal.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22

PIrrsBURo. Pn., March 2l.-Acoke train
on tho Pitisburg, Virginia & Charleston
railroad ran into a rock near Green Springs,
ten miles from this city. about ! o'clock
this morning, and the eniire train was pre-
cipitatod over an embnnkment into the
river, distance Of fifteen feet. Brakeman
Smith was terribly crutaed aud will die.
Engineer buchanan was painfully scalded,
but will recover. The others escaped In
Jury. The train was badly wrecked.
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Mr.. Rianehsrd's salar, Increased.

CHcAdo, IT,, March 2l.-UhaIFInah
Blanchard, Of the Centnl Traffic associa-
ton, some time ago notified bis managers
that hc was about 10 resign aud remove TO
New York. In order 10 retain his ser
vices, his salary. Il II announced today,
has been increased from $4,000 TO Ho,VOo
year, and he has consvnicd to reInain'
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win neee,,e ..o., TreIshL

sr. LouIs, Mo-, March 2l.-supt. Dick.
inson, Of the Missouri Pacific railroad, and
General Manager Hayce, Of the Wabash,
have issued orders 10 Their men TO receive
and handle all freight gwen them by the
Chicago, Burlington 4 Quincy. railroad.
The order goes into effect immediately.
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The House committee on Territories 70
day decided TO report a bill lor the org'ni-
zation ol the Territory Of Alaska
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for the reference Of claims 10 the court Of
claims were introduced IN the House 10.
day as follows BY Mr.. Washington, Of
W. u. Baylcss, Nashville. Byl Mf. Rich.
ardson, oil James II. Henley, Bedford
county, and Of Nancy Haynes, Rutherford
rnnnlN.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-22

Representative Washington today pre-
scnted In the House n memorial from
property owners and residents along the
Duck river, In Tennessee, asking for an
appropriation Of 10000 for tho Improve.
mcnt Of the river, 10 ~ TO make Il open
for navigation during the greater portion
OF the year.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-03
RatbpHf6er atrben . Ralenoer.

&ls Seins ~ Sabre alt par.-eue. 2.
Sonnt. ben 8. Sanuar Seuerinus, Zip. Setr.
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Gin S6ritt tn Der re6tett
Wt6tuna.

Gin tatbolii6es glrbeitersg Bureau 1T, wie
bic vStimme Der @abrbeit" beri6tet, in
indianapolis, Snb., auf 9eranIui uns Der
borttseu beati9en tatb. l1nteritisunsss
Sereine pom bo9p. Generally itar S5eis
beIer ms 0aietn serufen porben. Su Ell
ner 3ablret9 beiu4ten Seriamnluns tatbos
Iti9er Wdnner Der beiben beuti6en @es
meinben BET Stabt indianapolis, pel5e IN
ct. WartensS 9uIbauie absebaIten wurbs,
fanb mad Insabe Der v@lofe" 3und9t
bic Wabl pom ten,pordren 8eamten itatt.
Oarauf purbe Elm S9retben bes Srn. 6.
u. Wiasr, bes Setretars bes f9on felt
Ianserer 3ett in glepslanb, g., befebens
ben beutiden fatb. 4rbeiters8 Bureaus pers
Ieien, peIdes Snitttut iid bereits aGs iebr
niisli9 unb uortbetlbaft beudbrt bat.
Spater eri9isn @ensralsg itar S5sibeler
uno ertIdrte ben idOnen unb pir6isen
3wet, 70 mite bic Rotbwsnbiststt eines
Bureaus tatboliidsr arbeiter." Spdter
wurbe bei9loien, aus allen ben bsuti9en
tatboliI9en 8eretnen Der Stabt brsi Deles
saten su srnennen unb iolten ielbe ipdter
nit ben prouiiorii9en 8eamten in ger>
binbuns trsten, UNI cine Contribution su
entperfen unb islbe alsbann In elmer film 70
tisen unb ndber 5u beitimmenben 9ers
iau,mIuns uortulesen.
Ra9 Der abftmmuns purbe beidIoHen,
ben 0srsin vOeuti9 tatb. 9lrbsiter : gu>
reau" su benennen unb uurbe berieIbe uns
ter ben Batronsi6us bes 81. Soiepb sez
fe1t. W69ten bod aue erOBeren Stdbte
uuferer Union bas fdSne Bsiipisl glepe>
LIMBS unb Indianapolis na9abmeu unb
re9t baIb tatb. Irbsiters 8ureaur ms 9as
istn rufen! SoIde 8ureaur finb beutsus
tase brtnsenb notbwenbis! 60 sebt Der
Game auf, ben bsr vgentral 8srstn" idet.
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Oft baben sic in ber Sbat tn feierli9er
Weiie bas ewtse @eies @ottes tbreu Sees
len porsebaIten ienes @eiet, obne wel5es
ueber Bic SamiIie, nod bic meni9li4e
@sisli9aft, nod ber Staat bethlehem tanr.
Seitbsm es BON Soft offenbart worben
mar, NOT IS beaer als baS SonnenIi9t
unb bur6 bic 8ernunft ielber ertldrt unb
beifGtist. llnb bod baben fdIidItd ioses
nannte YbiIoiopben felt bret Sabrbunoers
ten fid absemiibt, bufelbe aus ibren etse'
men @emitb unb aus ben @emitbern auer
9Dlter su treiben. llnb bas tbun fe nit
iol5em Ra9brud, baB es ielbit unter ben
&atboIifen 2eute gibt, bic ii4 bur4 ibre
Srusi6Iii1e fansen lafien unb 10 fopfs
iiber in tbr eisenes Serberben seifir3t wers
ben.
Snnisf pursn aae ~erfr.ut, 9eilister
Batter, ais bu iinsit NIT 10 piel Weisbeit
unb GrfoIs bic Soft sesrinbete Maieitdt
Defines cites auf's Reue babur9 bsitas
tisteif, baB Du swietra9tise &esenten unb
06lter @uropa's NIT chamber usri0bnteit.
Iaff i9eint es uns, ais wirsn iene 9lits
li9en Seiteu surid9etebrt, tn benen Der
rOmii6e 9apft als BET Girit auer6irten unb
9Olter anseieben purbe, bic it3 bes Drift
Ii5en Hamens ribmten.
Sn ber 9urdfibruns bteier 9erbanbz
lunsen parbe pon Sbnen iopiel &lusbeit,
70 piel Slid unb 6%rtebensliebe bewieien,
baB cine feruere Ru9tommenidaft f6
barber %perpunbern wirb, pte Sie aus
mddtisen Setnben, Sreunbe unb beinabe
S6bne sema9t baben.
9lbsr rpsnr mir Der u1annisfa@en @obIs
tbaten sebenteu, NIT Der Sic bic ameritas
niide Stride sei6midt baben, 10 werben
wtr gum berbli9iten Dante bewest.
MS6tsn mir bsmislben bod ptrtiam
Qusbrut seben fOnnen! 9as gin3ise,
mas mir our 3sit uermOsen, 1T, baB mir
uns freubis NIT Iniern 8rlbern in Der
sanSen @eIt uerbinben, UNI Sbnen an bies
fem SubeItuse bic inntsitsn 9Iidwani4e
bartubrtnsen.
Wir bitten ben alma5tisen Soft, baB
St Sbnen ales Slid unb aQes @ebetben
sepdbren m6se, Defenders aber, baB ST
Sie gum gsiten Der 9riitli9en @emeinbe
10 LANCE ais mDsli9 am 9sbsn erbaIten
rrpue.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-03
8etra6tnnsen nbsr pas bell.
@etbna6tsfef.

Sn Der vYort @aibinston 8eituns"
itsQt elm Correspondent fOIsenbe 3utref;
fsnbe 8etra4tuaSen ibsr has FL. Weib:
na9tsfsft an:
p8or taum 40 Sabren mar pom 8eibs
na9tsfsit In amertta nur bIutwsnis 3u be-
msrtsn. Iaes sins isinsn sep6bnIi6en
Sang. @er an bieiem Gage bic glrbeit
einiteate, ft4 In 9ala mari unb our Rir6e
f4rttt, mar fiber Elm srinsr 8eutf6sr.
Der ameritaner fab bann einen ioIden
Rir4ensdnser nur 10 iber bic S5uIter an
unb bas 9oafertbum erIaubte ftd ni6t iels
ten b6bniide 8emertunssn, rpenn ber
9rane in ieinem Ianssn Sod (obsr wie Der
2ursmburser iast: a isnser Sdip) unb
bsr niefebIenben Gabatspfeifs, nsbsn ieis
ner Srau nit bitem getbu9 uub gut be-
i9Iasensn S9ubsn aus itartsm @inbss
lsber In Wtitts Der StraBs babin i9ritten.
Oo4 bic bsipOtteIteu unb u~nbebolfensn
@rlnen uou bamals btelteu an ibrem 9ers
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Die amerifanii6en SH66ie an
Oett hi. Batter.

9ie ameritanii9en 9ii66fe baben bas
fol9en6e @lidpuni9i9reiben an ben ebrs
wiirbtsen SubtIur i'm Satttan sert9tet:
Seilisiter 9ater!-8ie es bic Sinses
bung zines 9riitItden 8oItes, bic @irbe
Sbres erbabeuen Imtes unb bic pon Sbnen
pOabra9ten sroben Gbaten srforSsrn,
piui9t Sbnen bic sun3e 8eIt am finf3iss
ffen ~freubtsen unb 9lOrrei3en Sabresta9e
SSbrer Aufnabme in ben Stanb zines drift
Ii6en Brieiters Slid. @erabe Elm babies
Sabrbunbert 1T mnmebr perftoHen, ieits
benz Ste it9 gang @Ott petbten unb feiers
lid ueripru9eu, Inn bur6 @~rfaquns Der 81.
9ebrau9e ietnes EempeIs unb bur9 S6rs
beruns ieiner 8erebruns, treu ;u bienen.
limb niemuls bat man sic in Der grfiquns
Sbrer Yfi9ten unb geripre9en na1Idii9
~9efunben. @s 1T &uen betannt, baB Ste,
als sic taum bic Stufen bes Gltars gum
eriten WeaIe betreten batten, fir aue Sbre
Mitblrser elm Ruiter iesIi6er Eu9enb
wurbeu. Oils sic ipater bic bii9Ofi9e
Nitru i9matte, lag Sbnen Ni6ts naber
am 9er3en, ais bic MISUNDERSTANDING unb
S6r6eruns ber @bre @ottes unb ber Iutos
ritat @ottes un6 ie;ner 81. Stride bur6
erufte @eiete unb &esulatiOnen.
9lQetn ais Der peitbIidenbe @eiif sSbres
8orsansers gle auserpdbIte, Sbm in Der
2eituns ber Sffentli9en anselesenbeitsn Der
&ir9e biIfrei9 bsi3uiteben, ftnb sic NIT
folder RIusbeit, Weisbeit unb ausIei9 nit
fold ~sIdu3enbem @rfoIs Sbren 8erpfi6s
tunsen na3setOmmen, baB Borte es taum
aus5uoriten uermO9en.
llnb bu sic enbIi6 gu ienem erbabenen
Soften befOrbert purben, 81 wel9em sic
Sbre Gugenb, Sbr uncertainties @enie unb
Sbre ionltsen s~etitseu Sdbisteiten sewiis
iermaBen bere4ttsten, bswteien sic, baB
nt6t nur bic garOinaIe, bic sic erpdbIten,
iOnbern buB Soft ieIbit in ieiner Barns
ber3tSteit bic DObIfubrt Der STRIDE In isnen
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