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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10

Wells, Fargo d Co., san Francisco,
Cal; one to Anglo-C slifOrnian Bank.
San Francisco, Cal; Two to John n.
Howald, Columbus, o.. through Com'l
Natl Bank of Columbus. The Third
Capital Prize Of $50, 900 wa. drawn by
No. i4,54j, also sold in fractional parts
OF 81 each, sent To NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La. zone went TO Charles
Il. Silk, Galesville, Wis, through
Bank OF Gslesvlle; one to First Natl
Bank of sulphur Spring-, Tex; one to
a depo-itor through Louisiana Natl
Bank, New Orleans, Ls.; one 10 Israel
Seligman, New York; one To First
Natl Bank Of Temple, Tex; the other
parts went elsewhere. The Fourth
Capital Prize of 5000 went % No.
,5s7, slso .old in fractional tweutieths;
one TO John Weinning, Jr., SO Dsrbig-
ney ST., New Orleans. La; Que to II.
e. Porter, Central Music Hall, Chi.
cago, ILL.,; one to Martin Welch,
through Atlanta Bank Of Atlanta,
Tex; one to James Robsrds, Hills
dale, Mich; one to ID. Greigsr, So.
Chicago, Ill. Any information de-
sired can lie had on application to NJ
A. Dauphin, New Orleans, La. The
whole affair will go over on Tuesd ay
Nov. 18th, 1858. Take note of date.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10
Late Land Decisions.

w. ID. Harlan, land and mining
attorney, Washington, ID. c., has fur
nished u. the following synopsis of
land and mining decisions.
In the Golden Sun mining company
decided June 10, 1883, the honorable
secretary of the interior decided that
while an application for patent or for
survey of a mining e aim consisting oi
several locations l. legal nevertheless.
the survey must in accordance with
statutory requirement, distinguish tn,
several locations and exhibit the
boundaries Of each.
10 the case OF +. A. Hagenbruck,
decided by the honorable secretary oi
the interior May IL, 1858, it is held
that mesgre improvements all lie d.
not establish fraud.
Failure to make proof on day adver.
tised being satisfactorily explained
in the absence Of protest the cas,
should be sent to the equitable adjudi
cation.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10
A Horses sense Of smell.

The horse will leave musty hay IN
touched in his bin, however hungry. He
will not drink Of water Objectionable to
his questioning sniGs, or from a bucket
which some odor makes offensive. how
ever thirsty. His intelligent nostril will
widen, culver and query over the dainti-
est bit, offered by the fairest of hands,
with coaxings that would make mortal
shut his ewes and swallow a nauseous
mouthful at a gulp. A mare is never
satisfied bv either sight or Whitney
that her CO is really her own until she
has certified nasal certificate to the fact.
A blind horse, now living. will not al
low the approach Of any stranger with
out showing signs Of anger not safely to
he disregarded. The distinction ID evil
IDENTIFY made by his sense. of smell. and al
a considerable distance. Blind horses. as
a rule, will gallop wildly about pasture
without striking the surrounding fence.
The sense of smell informs them of its
proximity. Others will, when loosened
from the stable, go directly to the gate or
bars opened TO their accustomed feeding
grounds anL when desiring 10 return,
after hours of careless wandering, will
distinguish the one outlet and patiently
await its opening. The odor Of that par
ticular part of the fence is their pilot TO il.
The horse in browsing or while gather
Ing heritage with hls lips is guided in its
choice Of proper food entirely by its nos
trils. Blind horses do not make mistakes
in their diet. In the temple of Olympus
a bronze horse was exhibited, at the sight
Of which six real horses experienced the
most violent emotions. Elian iudiciously
observed that the most perfect art could
not initiate nature sufficiently well to
produce so strong an illusion. Like Pliny
and Pausanius, he consequently sffirms
that sin casting the statue a magician
had thrown Hippomanes upon il, " which
by the odor Of the plant deceived the
horses, aud therein we have the secret Of
the miracle. The scent alone of buffalo
robe will cause many horses to evince
lively terror, and the floating scent OF a
railroad train viii frighten some long
after the locomotive is out Of sight and
hearing. II Prairie Farmer.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10
The Life Of the leg.

The perfect leg, like the life OF man
suffers many changes in its career. The
infants leg is chubby and Of uncertain
shape and promises. Its superiluous
flesh ia ant 10 leave it at years old, and
Ten or eleven years must pass before its
curves grow picturesque. Al ~ u iui-
fills its destiny, and remains perfect In a
healthy flgnre until nearly middle age,
Az so il begins its decline, which mov be
marked by scragginess, Vut is more often
distinguished by a settling Of the fat be-
low the calf so that the leg Is all one
size from knee TO shoe top.-New York
Sun,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10
Baking Soda and saleratus.

Bicarbonate of soda is very often put
up in packages and labeled saleratus, but
this is an adulteration, or rather fraud.
as real saleratus is the bicarbonate Of
potash and is obtained from entirely a
different source. There is, however, an
easy method OF Distinguishing between
the two. II some OF the suspected sub
stance be sprinkled pretty thickly over
some loose cotton and saturated with
alcohol and the alcohol set on fire, the
fame will be bright yellow il the sub
stance is baking soda, and purplish II
it is real saleratus, us,-Anti-Adulteration
journal.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10
The Book Of the Dead"

A magnificent hieroglyphic papyrus,
containing q careful transcript Of the
"Book Of the Dead" has been secured
by the British museum. II was written
for a royal scribe called Ami, who was n
man Of great importance in the early
part Of the period Of the rule Of the
kings Of the nineteenth dynasty over
Egypt, about !, 200 years ago. The papy-
rus is quite complete, the first and last
vignette having been preserved intact
Chicago Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10
Base HALL Monday.
A. New York-New York 2, Pits,

A. New York-New York 3, Pits
buTg3.
AT Boston-Boston 8. indianapolis 10
At Philadelphia-Postp med.
At Observation-Disclosures 6
Chicago IL.
At BroUklyn-Brooklyn Z, Cleve-
land /.
AT ST. Louls-St Louis 4, Kansas
City 5.
AT Des Moines-Des Moines win,
the championship If the western a-so
citation by its victory over Kansas City
Dps Moines 5, Kan.as City 8.
SUMMARY.
The following is the standing Of the
clubs of the uational league at the
close o: Mondays games:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10
SOCIETIES.

40. H.-DiyIsion No meets 6rst aud second
SUNDAYS OF each month.
K OF H.-M,Uts isst snd third Wednesdays a.
1902. M, NJ Odd Fellows liall
AT "A. M.-Iellowstone Lodge, No. 70, hfy'
and tbird Wednesdays.
X. A, M.-Ye,loTsioue Chapter. Nc. s. second
X. T1pamascus uommsndery fourth Thurs.
days. a
d. o. F.-CusteT Lodge, No. Is, every
100. F-sentinal Encampment, No. G, 6rst
and third Friday.
X. OF P.-lrusAder Lodge, No. I, Thursday
evenings ut Odd Fellows Hat
q. n. OF A.--Miies Ciy branch, every sunday al
X. of L-First aud third Saturdays.
q. A. R.-U. +. Grant Post. NO. IL, hrst ana
third Tuesdays.
10. G. T.--stsr Of the West, No. "A, every
Thursday evening.
sofv -Gibsou Camp No. 1. Meets FIRST aud
third Mondays OF each monih at Good Templars
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10
What Dogs Cost Us

There is in the United States a dog for
every three inhabitants. The cost Of
keeping 20, OO0, 900 dogs is at least $780,
900, 900 per annum. The food given 10
an average dog every year II fed 10
chickens would yield a return Of more
than $40. High toned dogs are very ex-
pensive, their food costing good deal
more than that Of some people. Public
Opluion.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10
SUMMARY.

Following sales OF cattle were una de-
At the Union sock yards October stu:
Tutt Cook l23, av 1887, 50 Sl-lls, Nv
1896, So. so; Montana ~, nv. 1900, 81 20;
Towers n, sv. l34l, S4.lO; Wihaux ll6,
av. 1900. S405; Is millng~ av, l2222
s3 10; II cows, NV. 1863, - 40. Recaipt-
IL coo; steady.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10
stud,Inr Heated Metal.

A French microscopic has made q
new application Of photography. Being
unable otherwise 10 examine the struc-
ture Of heated steel, he photographed The
white hot metal and then placed the
negative under the microscope.-Ar
kansaw Traveller.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10
Hint 60 Drivers.

A wet sponge placed ON the head Of q
working horse viii save the animal from
oppressive heat. In New York the use
Of the sponge has become q common
practice
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10

Do today's duty. fight today's tempta-
ton; do not weaken and distract your
self by looking forward TO things you
cannot BEE, and could not understand
Eingnley.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-10-10
PHYSICIANS.
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church (EpiseopaD Palmer St.-ser'
vice Sundays at $3.50 q. M. and 1880 p. m. VIM.
Horsfail. rector.
Baptist Church-Wm. NJ. Weeks, acting pastor.
Preaching services sunday at a q. M. aud M.
Praii and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday al 7;io p.
N. cordial invitation 10 all.
Methodist CbuIoh-seryices Sunday, III a. M,
7.3U p. IN. :. L. snidCr, pastor.
PRESBYTERIAN Church--services Sunday, II 4. M,
Bop. m. I. e. Armstrong, pastor.
Thu. .ch Of Sacred Heart, Catholic-sunday, 10
4 m, T. W. ]. LindesmI;h chaplain, u. :. A.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-04
Die III. 4opentSseit.

abusnt betei9net In ber &ir9enipra9e
bic 3ett Der pter SOnntase, bic nit benz 81.
@britfeit u~Orausseben. abrent b. I. 2ns
funft pirO bieie 3sit senannt, neil fe bic
Qntunft bes Sobnes @ottes auf @rbsn,
ber @eburt gbrtft, btIbst. 9a NIT bisier
Seit au9lei3 ber @tnter ieinen Gnfans
nir,mt, 70 besiunt NIT ibr ,.bas tir6Ii9e
@iuterbaIbiabr, bas bis Sfern bausrt unb
8ortsreituns unb &f BARTLETT, wdbs
renb bas fir9Iide SommerbaIbiabr pom
Sftern an bic 3sit Der GrfiQuns unb bes
Sesens biIbst. r@ie bas Sabr srit TN
S&atteg, bann TN 2i6te ftsbt", iast
Ren3el, RIO ftsbt bic &ir&e erit in Der
Tribial, 6ann In Der Wonne. Sun @ins
ter pir6 @ott gum Reni9eH erniebrist,
I'm CONNER Der Wenf9 gu gOtt erboben."
9ie 81. abpsRts3eit ais bic Vorbsreitunsss
sstt auf has 81. Deibua&tsfef TT muir !3sit
Der guse unb Der ernften Detra4tnns:
bod 1T bieieIbe aud uon benz freuSigen
9efibIe Der grwartuns zines sroBsn,
sIidItdsn greisniFss 6ur9webt. Die
itsat ben @Iaubisen bic brsifa9s
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Les freres i~gnorantins.

Sn geIgien besei1nen BITE 2iberaIsn bic
1riftIi9sn S9ulbribsr, ais Les freres
~ignorantins, bic unwifsnbsn, bummeu
Bribsr. giun 1T es absr fiber, baB ss
tstns bsHeren S1ulsu I'M sanasn 2anbs
sibt, ais grade BITE Der 9riftli9eu g9uls
briber. Wel9er art bic 2eiitunsen bieier
,bummen" Briiber finb, bas baben fe
auf's Nsue auf ber GusiteIun8 ~ BriIsl
bswieisn. sic erbieIten bort an aus3ei9s
nunsen:
~ Bier @brenbiplome, bapon 3pei fir
bic CUTE 2eituns Der REORGANIZATION In garIss
bours unb MaIonne, Elm gbrsnbiplom fir
ben Bruber 4lsris uab sin Diplom fir
BITE 2siitunsen ibrer seiammten S9uIen.
q Gin gbrsnprsis NIT Der sroBen sols
benen Webaiue fir ben Bruber Ileris
Warie. 8rubsr 4Isris Warie, ais Wits
gIieb Der sSurp TIM febenten 9oncurs leis
ftete auf mebrere anbere ibm autommenbe
N~us3si@nunaen mif@ eIbpramten gum Bee
tras pom 1900 5r. @srti9t.
81 Gin Diplom unb eine golbene Mes
baiqe erbieIt Brubsr Warianus fir isinsn
Nritbmometer.
~ SaufSsbn Diplome nit fIbernen
Wsoaiusn wurben ben gribsrn ar9iuss,
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Sbr tennt, sbruhrbise griber, bic 3eits
psrbaItuife. 9luf Der etuen Seite ftnb bic
Meni5sn pom elmer unbdnbisen 2eiewutb
6eieelt, uuf ber anbern Seite erstebt f4
stn Strom i9le3ter S@riften. @s fam
fauu1 seidilbert uerben, wel@en S@aben
bteis tastdsIi9 ben Sitten unb ber &eIis
ston aufisen. 0aruut ieib eifrts baraui
beba9t, bur9 Bitten unb grmabneu uni
auf anbere Wetie bic @Iaubtsen uon ienen
unlautern Queueu %feruaubalten unb ie au
beieru gu fibrer. Sebr nitli@ wirb Cd
fem, rpenn 1nter euerer 4uff9t unb Set.
tuns Easesblatter eri6einen, pel6e BEN
non allen Seiten barsereidten Site 3eit:
semdB ent~sesenwtrten, unb bic @abrbeit,
Easenb unb &eIiston i9isen.
Geo XIII. an bic portusisfiden SiidOfe,
1886.
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iDecretum Urbi ct Orb.

9iele 8ti9Dfe bes tatbolii6en @rbtrets
fes baben an Seine SeiIistett 8apit SEQ
XIII. bic ~brinsenbe Bite seri9tet, es
m0sen aae @Iautisen, ueI9e in benz iets
mem @ube 3uetlenben Sabre 10 etnmiitbis
gen 9er3ens unb NIT bingebenbiter 2iebe
unb Sr6mmisteit bas 8rieiteriubiIaum bes
9apfes mitsefeiert baben, nod einmaI
our 4bitattuns bss 0antes an has bsilisite
9er3 Seiu, aus benz glaen bic Siae Der
SSttIt3en 8armber3isteit In REDEEM
Wabe 5ufiebt, periammelt werben. &c.
9etlisteit Der 8apf, benz bteie uon auBers
orbentIi6er &iebe gu @ott unb tinbIt9er
l1aterwirfsteit sesen ben SteIuertreter
Seiu @brtti auf grben a~sisenben Beweiie
unterbreitet uorben rparen, serubte unter
@iafabruns bieier Bitten bteisIben auf's
b69fte 5u btaisen unb au befttmmen, baB
ON 81. December, benz lesteu Gage bss
Sabres, tn allen WetropoIttans, &atbebrals,
gousstaIs unb Bfarrtir9en, iopie aud,
mad e~rlanster @enebmtsuns bes Srbtnas
rtates, In anberen @ottssbduie sur gsrs
ebruus bss s0ttIt9en Serssns sSeiu bas
alerbeilt9fte Satrauent ber 6ffentlt1en
&nbetuHs ber 9Idubissn fir einise j8eit
ausseiest, bab finf Decaben bes marianis
f6en &oientran3es sebetet werben unb baB
enblt9 nod Ibftnsuna bes ambrotanii9sn
2obseianses unb 6es Tantum ergo unb mad
8erri6tuns Der @ebets Deus, cujus mi
sericordiae, Concede nos unb b~erieniaen
fur ben Papf unb bic Stride, bas Bolt
ben iatramentulii3en Sessn s~mpfanse.
&aen @ldubtsen aber, wel5e mad reus
miitbiser 8ei9t un6 empfansener beilisen
Communion bieien 6ffentIt6en Qnba5tss
~Ibunsen ~betpobnen unb benz iiBsifen 6ers
3en Seiu gbrifti nnisrss grI6i ers in obens
erpdbnter Wetie banten unb es nm bic
Gube unb ben 6rieben fir unisre beilise
Nutter, bic &tr9e, unb ben apoffoli9en
StubI, iopie aud I'M bic Bstebrun9 Der
Climber uertrauensuou anrufen, perIeibt
Der 81. 8ater sit;sit einen uoltommsnen
AblaB, weI3er aud ben armen SseIen I'M
Je9feuer 3useweubet perben tam. - Be-
trefs Der 8ttte aber UNI Grbebung bes
Ser3 Seiufeftes gum Ritus dupl. primae
Chassis, weI9e unter @tnem ieitens Der
Sti4Ofe an ben 8upit geridtst uurbe, bat
ttd &c. 9eiIistsit bic @utideibuns porbes
baIten.
am Sefe aqerbeiItsen, 1. 0ou. 1888.
U. @arb. Stan9iS .R.C.,
9rdfsctus.
2aurentius 9 aIpatJ S.R.C.,
Secretarius.
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Die Suoens8 efabr.
x.
aItes, neues unb ueueNes SuSentbum.
Gum @briiteni6ut,
Ni6t %Subentrus.

Nltss, neues unb neueftes Subentbun1.
8i9ts 1T irrissr, ais bas Subentbum
fur cine unuerdnberIi9e, allen Sorti9ritt
trossnbe &slision gu baItsn. @obI bat
bas S~ubentbum feline RationaIitat Bee
wabrt, t~einespess aber feline &eIision.
Wie aues Weni9enwert unb insbsionbsre
isber Srrtbum unusrmeibIid benz 3abns
Der 3sit snbli9 erIiest, 10 aud bic jibii9s
Reliston. gus Der pabren &eIision bes
goltes @ottes, iebeu mir bisisIbs idon su
@briiti 8siten ibersebsn tn Ybariidismus.
Ra9 Der Serft0runs bss GsmpsIs, bss
Yrieifertbums unb bes @ottssbienitss psrs
f6rperte ii9 Der Ybariidismus In ben gros
BEN SubsniduIsn allmdbIid su einem
Sanbbud Der iibii9sn &elision, GaImlb
ssnannt, rpsI9ss bic BibsI uerbrdnste unb
gum ausidIisBIidsn 9anbbu9 bsr &slis
sion fur bie sSuben wurbe. 0te idnslIe
8erbreituns hes babplontf9en EaImub i'm
sIbsnbIanSe unb bas sroBe Mniebsn, psIs
DIES berisIbe msbr ais taufenb Sabre lang
finb elm flarsr Bsweis fir bic sroBe
Bsrsitwiaistsit Der Suben, bas moiaii9s
NIT benz taImuoii4en ~ psrtaui9sn.
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Die SuoenpreEe umo Grispt.

@ie tn Seiferrei9 unb gum Tbeil In
5rantretd, 70 bemd9tisen itd aud tn
StaIien unb Defenders in 81 IN bic
sSubeu Der YrsHe. Sc 1T taum su slaus
ben, weI1e Sorti9rttte fie felt ber ginnabs
me BON &om ssmabt babsu, unb bic &es
sieruns 1T es, bic ibnsn ba3u bic @ess ses
ebnet.
Sn Stom wirb bic v@iforma", bas
SauptsS Organ grispi's, burh ben Suben
9epp rebisirt. Sie Tribune" bat aIs
Dirtsentsn ben Subsn Su3sato, bic vSpts
nione" ben Saben 2oaatti, Der vOtritto"
ben Subsu Esbei6t, bic v6anfuIa" ben
Subsn @biron, bic ysStaIia" III In ben
5anbsn bss Subsn SbIiesbi u. I. 10. 9ie
vNsensta &euter" Iettet bsr beri9ttste
Su6e Mrbib, betannt oils Der leibeni9afts
Ii4ite gsrleumber bes Babifes 9ius TX.
Cine san3e &eibe Don Suben beiorsen bic
go%rreiponbenBen ~ausmdrtiger Bldtter. Der
Sube @rbib nor es, Der ben Sturm sesen
Ytus TX. Bel 9eIssenbstt Der Eaufe bes
junsen Mortara erreste.
Dana9 brau@t NJ f1 ni1t ms5r gu
wunbern iber ben infernalen Sag gesen
Bapff unb 6ir1e, Der aus allen bisien
BIdttern iprt9t unb a0ss aufbietet. I'm,
bas Papftbum su ftir3eu. Die Saben
Iebten tn 5rieben in &om, wdbrenb fte ans
berpdrts uerfoIst wurben, unb bic pdpffe
i9isten fe. sSbre emancipation benusen
ife iset, UNI oils @sbeimblnbIer benz III.
StubIe, ibrem @obItbater, ben GObesfot
gu ueriesen.
grf re1t perifsbt man bic Sa1e, rpenu
man wsiB, baB Der iaubere italienii9e Wtt:
niiterprdfbent @rispi aus iibtidem &c:
i9ledte ffammt. Seine 8oreItsrn maren
portusifi9e Suben, wte man In benz Ine'
rican SsraeIite" Dor einisen @o6eu Isien
tonnte. Daber Der b6aii9e SaB bes
Wannes sesen bas 9apfttbum, baber bas
9lufidisBen Der SubenpreHe, baber bic
Strufofsteit NIT Der grispts Sprofsn
unb @enoGen aIss tn ben Sotb serren unb
reiBen t6nnen, mas ben gbriften beilis 1T.
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Matbieu, Waniup, War6s, Waterne,
MeIibert, Waceoonus, Sabtanus : 2erop,
iowie ben S4uIen su BrurslIes (Satnts
Georges, Saint : Soiepb, Berlaimont),
Eamines, @ourtrat, aloff, Siege (Saintes
Warsuerite) 3useipro9en.
81 Bier Diplome unb Reorganization
erbieIten ber Bruber WarctIien unb bic
SduIen pon Eournap, Dour unb ct.
Sronb.
g. Swsi flberne unb cine Broncemes
battle NIT 9eIbprdmte erbtsIt bic Gderbaus
i1ule 81 @~arlsbourg.
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A6tuns i6r Sat6oftRen /!
Die ett.a..e ses BERT. gtas TX.

Btr srfu6en Gle tnfdpbtsft, allen benen
NIT eurent suten @tGg nnb earer @unit
beisuifeben, bic, NIT @ktF besabt unb NIT
~seniseRber &enntntB ausseriftet, f6 an
Ste Grbeit MAIDEN unb Bidder unb Seituns
gen our gertbetbisuns unb 8erbreituns ber
fatbolii5en 2ebre per0HentIi9en.
@ncpcliea Ytus TX.
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Sir&fi&e WeatSRetten.
q n b.
@r3bt5esis Rep Orleans.

v9ie &irde", iuste bsr bo9p'fe gr,s
biidof Sanfens BON Nep Orleans tiiriz
LTD, bat In ben letten Sabrbunbertsn piel
seIitten, aus Manssl an 2aisnsS rsaniias
tionsn. Der Rampf wurbs pon Der Stride
unb ben 9eiitlt9en ssfibrt, pdbrenb ibre
&tnbsr, bstrlbt omar, auiabsn, aber weber
Sttmme nod 9anb au ibrsr @ertbsibisuns
erboben. Sect fdnst bsr 2aienifanb tn
Der san3en Wslt an, feline PFi9t 3u ersens
men," Ser bo9p'te gr3biidof SanTsns
IT bet iol9sr Interchangeable pobl tsiu
@ssusr bon &atboIitsntasen.
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Die stttntte 2eo's XIII.

2aFet euer 2idt leudten Dor ben Nens
f&eu, bamit fs eiere suten Berte ieben.
limb Der 5err sebe eud ba3u Seinen Sesen!
8eo XIII. an has in garma eri6einsnbe gIatt
Luce" 2eu6tel, Gnfan9 1880.
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Sobanaes i'm @efansniB. -Wattb. IL.

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