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The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

that had English girls of the, highest sphere and rank been permitted ths same unlimited field of operation, the same unchecked freedom of self-asser. tion, there wouldn't have been the vic. torious "walkover" for the transatlan. tic damsels which their friends and admirers are so fond of boasting of or every occasion. They had, in short race without competitor, battle without an adversary. In the first place, their adversaries, had there be [ any, would not have been allowed the same weapons; and in the second, theil competitors, had there been any wouldn't have been permitted to struggle for such a reward.
 I hope and trust I shall not be mis- understood as in the slightest degree implying that Americans are not re- ceived into the highest society in England, tor they are. But it is not only because they are Americans they are so received. They must be nice Americans in the fullest sense of the word, and there are thousands of such It will not be, and it is not, because they are beauties, of loud, self-assert- ing voices and mannerisms, of cool self-possession, knowing looks, openly coquetting ways and possessed of tW | dozen costumes made by Worth. Such gets into the princes set, are famed here and there and in every penny-a- line society newspaper in the Kingdom and cabled back to the United Staie press by ignorant correspondents sm sensational society gossip gatherers a, "the success of the London season z while the more modest, retiring, we'll bred girls of some portion of their owr homes, and possessed of graces and ac- complishments to fit them to shine ir any society, make friends among the real high life of England, and no one outside of their immediate circle knows anything about it. You don't sec their names in the papers; you don't hear them talked about in every thea ter and club, and hotel in London, be- cause the people who talk about girls and ladies in theaters, and clubs, and hotels in London, know nothing about them. There are no people who so immediately win the respect and re- gard of high-class English people as nice, well-bred, thorough, un-anglo- maniacal American ladies and gentle men.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07
One Notch Better.
Detroit Free Frees,

As the train was ready to leave the Central depot the other day, a drum. mer. who occupied two seats, or had prepared to, left the car to say good bye to some one, When he returned he found his luggage on the wood box and a strange man In possession of the seats.
 "What does this---this Fer mcang" he demanded as he drew himself up and took in the situation.
 Drummer, ain't youg" Qucriel the other.
 "Tes, sir"
 "Drummer on twelve hundred a yearg"
 That's my salary, sir, but what has that got to do with the easel"
 "A great deal, sir. I'm lightning rod man on tiitecn hundred"
 And he calmly crossed his feet and untolded his newspaper, while the drummer gathered up his things and went into the next gar.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07
"Not Bulk, Bu, Business . {"

is the way a Western man put 1t ii expressing to friend his complete satisfaction in the use of Dr. Pierce, Pleasant Purgative Pellets. So small and yet so effectual, they bid fair tO supplant entirely the old-style pill. An ever ready remedy for Sick and Bilious Headache, BiliousDess, CoDsti- patton and all blood disorders. Mild in action, wonderful in effect! Put up in vials, convenient to carry. Their use attended with no discomfort These sterling merits account for their great popularity.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07
Got Their Money.

Mention was made in a recent issue of the Times of the fact that Jim Ba- ker and Sam McArthur had drawn $15, ,00O in the Louisiana State Lot tery. Last Thursday the money was received through the Missoula Ma tional Bank, and turned over to the lucky holders of the ticket. The boys did not know but that there might be mistake somewhere, and were natu- rally restless until the money came and was placed to their credit in the bank. The Louisiana State Lottery has stood the test of years, and is just as solid and reliable as any concern in the country. We believe the draw ings are absolutely fair and that the lottery is conducted as honestly and equitably as any other business. We are informed that three or four other minor prizes were secured by Missoula parties at the last drawing. Another tenth of the capital prize of $l50,000 was drawn by William Poad, of the town of Anaconda, in the adjoining county of Deer Lodge, and was col lected through the Omaha National Bank of Omaha, Nebraska.
 Messrs. Baker and McArthur have secured a snug little sum, and by carefully investing their stake, they should be able to keep the wolf from the door during the balance of their MissOuIa (Mont.) Times, Dec. 2, 1887.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07
MY PRAYER.

Amid the changing scenes of life, Tts busy care and petty strife, Tts frnin and woe that never cease,
 o give me peace. To bear with fortitude my cross, Endure SAaicsicns, grief and less, And sore distress of endless length
 0 gIve me strength. when deep perplexities assail, And nothing can my soul avail, Amid the blackness of the night
 o give me light. And when my summons hence shall come And leave for aye my earthly home, Then in those man si0ns of the blest
 O give me rest.
 Washington Star.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07
Precocious Children.
IoatA's Com Isanlon.


 There Ire few parents who are mol pleased when their children show un- usual brightness. Such children at tract the notice and admiration of oth- CTS, and minister to the vanity of q father or mother; but precocity In a child Is thing to be regretted rather than encouraged.
 Few precocious children rise above the average in adult life. Rather the tendency Is to fall below 1t. During early childhood-say the first seven years the brain is imperfect both in form and substance, and any strain then put upon It Is at the expense ot future vigor.
 One trouble Is that the brain of such a child tends itself to dangerous activ- ity; and another is that the fond par ent is almost sure, sometimes uncon- sciously and sometimes purposcly, to push it to the limit of its power.
 What the parent should do is to hold the child away from schools and books and exhibitions, from talk above its years, and from admiring friends, and to keep it down to childish mates and sports, and simple, outdoor activ- ities. If it should not learn Its letters until eight years of age, 80 much the better.
 The constant and serious aim should be 10 draw away the tendency of blood to tine brain; to build up the material organization, and give the brain a chance to build itself up for the solid work of life-the furnishing of the working force for every organ of the body, as well as of the mind. N%g
 The Washingtons, the Waylands and the Wcbsters have not come of precocious children, and our present knowledge of physiology and pathol- ogy would have enabled us to say be- forehand that they were, on the whole, rather duller than their young mates.
 The following, from the Popuia, Science Monthly, we earnestly com mend to the attention of our readers
 "As a rule, the precocious child Is of scrofulous diathesis, with fair, brilliant complexion, blue eyes and golden hair, beautiful to look on, ac- cording to popular standards. He Is delicately sensitive to mental impress sions, and alive to the conversation of persons much older than he.
 "He generally goes on in his unique career, outstripping his brothers and sisters, as well as his schoolmates, in the committing of tasks at school, as well as in the reading of books far be- yond their comprehension.
 This generally goes on until the age of puberty, when he begins 10 falter. The hectic flush is seen upon the fair cheek, the eye becomes more brilliant, and the finer and more spir- itual elements come out with almost supernatural intensity.
 "By-and-b a slight cough and phthisis tuberculosis has laid the foundation of premature dcath."
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07
Pemberton's French Wine Coca,

Pemberton's French Wine Coca, A delicious family medicine for the million, or Worlds Wine of Life. By it life is daily strengthened. Dyspep- sia, Nervous Prostratton, Neuraigia, Melancholia, Hysterta, Blues, etc., are bsnished. Malaria and infectious germs are instantly destroyed by this wine, which is disinfectant and anti septic. It strengthens all the ritdl organs, heals, rejuvinates and beauti- fies the body and prolongs life. Treatise on the Coca Plant and Kola Nuts sent free, by addressing, Pem- berton Chemical Co.,, Atlanta, Ga. Mention this paper.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

Why It Is Tolerated. Pitts bur9-"Do you believe in rnayrisse Miss Chicago?"
 Miss Chicago-"Why, cert! How else could we ever have any divoreesS' - Tid- Bifs.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

New York has Girls Enleavor Club" The woods are full ot them. Tho girls cndcavor to catch husband, but the club Is not used until after marriage-an,l not then. if the hus- band behaves himself. - NorrlStOKH liet1d.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

"John," said frightened wife in the middle of the night, "therc is something moving down cellar, Pm mre."
 John listened intently. "Ob, it's nothing but the gas meter begging away" he said, with sigh of relief Life
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

Hemorrhoids or Piles. A most dis dressing disease. Mentioned in Scrip ture DEUT. xxviii-27, and still sfii ict- ing people of all lands. A certain remedy Is BAMErT's Pile enpposl- tories. Proved by test of nearly 5O years. Tin case of 14, e1.00. Sigma ture on each Box. BARLETT MFG. CO, Phila., Pa.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

Superstitious people claim that a death is sure to follow the bowling of a dog. It depends good deal, we should say, on the kind of a whack one gets at the dog.-Oa City Bhz- gard.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

Father-"You want the hand of my daughter. Have you any means of existence?"
 Young Man-"At present, none but I have the best prospects,"
 Father-"Why, then, you are in need of telescope, not a wife. ."- The CurTycomb.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

J. $. MERRILL: Deay Siy-Your preparations are in big demand and giving universal satisfaction. Your Female Tonic is performing miracles. Yours truly, s. A. King, Druggist, Cascade Springs, Ark.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

FITS: All Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's Great Nerve Restorer. No Fits after first days use. Marvellous cures. Treatise and &2.O0 trial bottle free to Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, s31 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

Are you going to Chicago via Cin- cinnati or Louisville7 If 90, buy your ticket by the Monon" route. It is the daisy line between the Ohio river cities and Chicago.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

If the business of train and stage robbing cannot be suppressed it should be regulated.-Brenham ( Tezas) Ban- aer.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

A man who is hung is usually cool. It is the fellow that is guillotined that loses his head.--6dn Fraacfsco Alta.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

Sold everywhere. Price, CrrtcunA, sO cents noAr. cents; REsoivEsr, q Prepared by the Fn1T gh DRtfa ANh CHkhIcAL Co., Bssstnn, haAs
 hS~brnd for How to cure hkIn Diseases, f Bi pages, bJ illustrations and i0J testimonials.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

What shall it profit a man if he walks home to save street-car fare and blows in a quarter on the way for cigars?- Ne6rdska 4Statc Journal.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

PSoIta's FesemA. Tuttcr Rlnswarln, iiuhsn, rrntitna h<ald Head. Mia tnsi, hanara6 iiAIbersl baksFs, urocrra' and WashsrwunAn s !tch. and essty species of Itching, Burning kcaiy I1mpy Humors ot the skin aud hcalp and niood sith Loss of HAiI, are positively cured by Iu1I cuhA the great hk Cure, and curfruhA Boar. An exquisite skln lt@6utinsF externally. and tt. TiflhA hksoiNkht Inc new Hlood Purifier intsf nally, when physicians aud all o,hpf neiira fal
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07

cAisdssn csy sus Pisehsr's cassosia.
 -A6e.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1888-01-07
SCRATCHED 28 YEARS.
\ Scah, ltching Skla Disease. whA Endless Suffering Cured hy Cutlcura
 Remedies.

II l had knoMn ot the CuT,eVH. REAsnIsA twenty tikht yeATs ago il would have saved niU esnW two hundred dotlArs) and an iDmrnns Amoun! ot saneTthE. Ny disease tiasoTtarisl osm menced on my hcad In apot not larger than n cont IL spread rapidly all 0vsr my body and soi under my naiia. t'se scAra would drpp oH of tue ail the ume and my sufSerinS vas kndie-a, aud without relief. One thousand dollars would not tempt me to have The disease over A9ain 1 am a pqof man but feel rich Ia he reiisV of wh n apne Of the aoctou said Has icproay, aome ring woa ni rsoriasis, etc. to"k ana SarsApa tlliss over one year and a half but no cure went to two or three docten and cure. canned Pfalse the Curtct'nA hHM MhnIEn too tnprh They have made my skin clear aud free frutu acalssa as hAby%. All used et them WAs ,brrs hoS ea uf CufIcuaA, and three bottles ot curiuUhA ktnoIF vksT and two cakes of CurIoUnA soAP. II you had been here and said you would have cured me for VAo-U you would have had the money. iook xd like the picture h youf buok of psoriAais ipctutr heaees i've, How to CuF- Skin niarasra''t, but now am as clear as any perzon ever was Through force of habit l rub my hands over my arms aud legs to scratch once In A~ hile but "a no purpose ! am ali we'll iscratchcd twenty eig ght ysags. Asa ii got to be kind of second nstnIu ts ne thank you thousand times An} thing mare that eal want ts knoA wffte me, any A tto reads thla may write to me snd VIII answer tl
 - DENNtA UUWNIku WArHRRrEN, VT, Jan 9 is~f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10
eurembursii1es aus SeIsten.

Ra9 ftebeubs 9emeinbeu ers
bieIten Elm Subiib CUR gefreituus Der tlus
toiten pon 6ffentIt9en Experimentation:
Si6amos 1907 st.; 9onosIinsen 1887;
Ntebsrelter 1886; Touruup IT'S; 8ibrin
(erftes Subiib) 1888, Gueitss Subiib)
867; Relisr 2443; Samrisbe (erfes
Subib) 443. Gpsitss Subfb) i544;
Siast $50; Sop 1885; 8onnert 5ll9;
2onswiap 2los; Surp (sritss Subiib)
1888, (speitss Subfb) 1880; Malompre
2s7; gbsram 6764 St.
IrIon. Im g.. December iant etu
Sbsriter bss II. belsii4sn 9inisnrssimsnts
auf benz R%aisrnenbof 3u Bobsn unb mar
sIei4 sine 2ei4e. - Meni9, bents an
ben Cob!
an brad man ms gfarrs
baus ; bic Otebe nabmsn nit, mas ni4t
MET unb uaseIfeit MAJ unb Isertsn bann tn
Der Rir&s ben Opfertod.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10

gu 8ertrtr wtrb etn 9efdnsnis
9ebaut. Die Qrbeiten uurben am ri.
DECEMBER usrfsissrt.
gu Suret BET Eauisnp bud ssrau
Ntcolan; 2ematre Brob. sic bate Elm
@efdB NIT Webl auf einem Stuble neben
ft9 ffeben. SIR ipisIenbes Rinb aos bas
RebI nm, bas gang iber IS ffirsle. Das
Rtnb ltiir3te our Gbire binaus, Ste Wlu:ter
mad, bod mar benz &tnb bas Webl in
Nuie unb S9lunb sebrunsen unb es farb
tros alsr 9dlfe unter i4redIi9en Samer=
gen.
gu Champion bat bic @enbarmerie
einen tibnen 0teb absefaBt, Der mebrere
@inbri5e auf benz @epifen bat. 3u
SenneutIe brans ber guri9e in elm 5aus,
amifrte it6 nit BEN bsiben Rinbern, bic
aletn paren unb, ua5bsm Ct bieieIben Be-
rubtSt, lub CT it9 nit S1inten un6 GBs
waaren. Ote &tnber er3dbIten es ben
beimtebrenben gltsrn, bic MeIbuna madz
ten, .unb BEL Der 6ausiu9uns fanb man Elm
mttsenomuenes Eai9enmef Ter, bas BEN
Spisbnben perrietb, Der anfanss wis elm
&el1o1eo leu9rete.
j Bafna5. gei @elesenbeit Der gins
ipeibuns Der Carbohydrates 8tIssgaits
mad, fir ueI9s sroBs Seterli9teiten ses
plant iinb, wtrb in gaitna9 Elm internas
Seuerusbr goncurs absebalten
ben gu beiu9sn bersits per 6teoene
ausIdnbii9s 5euerwebren suseiast baben.
Uean mill BET Der @elessn6eil, ME I'M
9roBber3ostbuut, einen Broptn3iaIs 6euerz
lpebrperbanb orsantfrt.
Civil # Der Stabt arIon.
5eiratben.- 4m Z. December:
s. T. 8rauten NIT Warie Simon. gm
49,: g. 6. Sban nit Suiauua S9pits
ratb. Dim 15.: q. s. @sreuIette NIT
2ubowtcp.
SterbefdlIe. - am 8. Oesbr.:
s. s. @anifus, So Sabre alt, Iebis. 9lm
-: R. u. @briftOpbe, IS Sabre alt,
Wittue pom goruetIe Wos.
gu Strton parb sssen abenb apei.
mol auf ben 9rofsiior an, College ct. So
ispb, abbe Tb. 8stsr, sei5Ofsn. Die
trafen i'm slitti9erweiie ni9t,
p~raIlten on. 5enitsr ab. 8er bsr
attentdter war, bauon bat man tetue Sbss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10
0robbersostbum.

Remi5. 9as aItefe, nod Iebenbe
@bspaar Der 2otaIitdt 1T Sr. Saul Sibeler,
8inaer. seboren au &emi5 am 81. grats
rial bes Sabres XIII, b. g.. am 16. Stunt
1905, unb feline @emablin anna @olbs
i9mit, seboren ebsnfaIs baielbit am "a.
October 1906. 8sibe rei6ten fi9 bic
9aub gum Gbebuube au1 81. Ropember
1925, tbeiIen alto Sreub unb 2eib bes
wsdieluollsn 2ebens bersits iiber 50 Sabre,
ftnb nod per~bdItuiBmdBis munter inb
riitis unb inben bas sr6Bte 8ersnisen In
ibrsn tdsIidsn 8si6dftisuussn, sntpsbsr
auf benz SeIbe ober I'M 5duie, wts ieIbe bic
Sabres3eit NIT ft4 brinst. W6aten ie
nod piele Sabre seiunb unb frob TN traus
ten 8unbe erleben!
Das soIbene Yrteferiubis
Idum bss 81. gaters Papit SEQ XIII.
parb in 2ursmburs pom @sislens
psrsine pirbis bssansen. @m 20. Sea.
fanb bic Seter fat. 5tsr bas Yrosramm:
~ P%roIog; 81 81. 8etruS. Gin
ssiffIi5es Spiel NIT @b6rens unb Orr
9eiterbeslsituns BON 5errn YrofsNor 8.
Wenaser. - Srte Der S~anbluns: Ssrus
iaIsm, Soppe unb Rom. 81 Sefcans
tate, sebt6tet BON Germ Corn CONS
pontrt anb Or6eitrtrt Don 9srrn Yrofefor
6. Wsnassr. A. Eebeump on Sayben
nit Srdeiter.
Sn Der ct. Ilpboniuss Rtr5e mar cine
neuntdsise tir9It9e 6sisr gu gbrsn bss
sOIbenen Yrtstsriubi!dums.
Dietir9. Oie arbeiten auf Der
i9maIipurisen Gtienbabn Otstird-9ians
ben ftnb, ansebli4 wesen Der i9Is9ten
Bitteruns, auf Der sanaen 2ints einssifsut
worben. Dem Wsttsr i1etnen fi5 aud
nod anbere llria9en 3useieIt 3u babsn,
wel9e benz gau Der 8abn S9pieri9teiten
bereiten unb ibre 8oIsnbuns bis gum Ros
nat ausuif pert6seru iousu.
2uremburs. Nus ben 0ebatten,
bic selessntlt9 ber 8ubsetbebatte TN
Stabtratb sebaIten wurbsn, gebt beruor,
has es um bic ifdbtii9en Sfnanaeu iebr
i1lsdt ftebt. gs III cine ,leue Mnleibe
notbwsubis unb banu flnb bur9 ben Bau
zines Wuieuu1s 1910, 900 ST. erforbers
lid, etn neuss S9uIbais wtrb 3ur Notbs
,penbisteit unb bur1 BITE epentueIe lIsbsrs
Iaiuns bes Sauptwa9essbaubes erwadieu
Soften unb 70 stbt es bes llnuorbsrauis5sus
ben nod msbr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10
Sic SubilGums. gbreiie Der 8otbbaute


on ben Yapt. 9as 8arIamentsmitslieb
fir Canada, 9err Mar9anb, bat benz
8apite has Subildumsseident unb cine
Qbreie Der Hotbbdute Norbamsrita's ibers
bra9t. Sn bisier abreFe, pelde in Der
Spra9e Der &oti1asS nbianer abaefaBt III,
hetbt es, baB bic &otbbdute am sroBen
Slufe (Wtfourt) uub In ben ft~uftereu
WaIoern pom ibrem suten S9war3rof
9rieiter) er3dblsn seb0rt baben, bas Obers
baupt Der tatbolii9en Stride feierte nd1s
items isin Subtlaum. ste bestIsn ii9 bas
Der, i'm ibrer @rsebenbsit 3u perf9ern
llnb bitten i'm, fir ite au benz suten gater
gu beten, bamit CT aud iie, bic &otbbdute,
btneinlane In ben sroBen unb i96nsn @ars
ten Warabiss), in benz aud bic 8lei9ses
fi9ter nit ibren Srauen unb &inbern iisen.
S9IisBIi4 bitten fe ben gapft un isinsn
Sessn.
Sic Na6ridt, buB 0iebe bic gbelfeine
aus benz SubiIdumsssf6ente bes RSniss
pom Sa9fen, bic gopie BET Biblia paupe-
rum, aussebro@en unb neue eineeiest bdts
te, iteut it4 aIs unrt9tis beraus.
Ser bodw'ite 8iidOf 81. Boil bat tn
ber Sttuns bss gorarlberser 2anbtaaes
pom %. Rouembsr f9 enti9ieben se9en
BITE @rinbung zines etsenen gtstbums In
IorarIbers ausseipro9en. Die MsbrsabI
hes Glerus unb bes tatboIii9en 8oltes Be-
finben it9 mad 4uslafuns bes gii9ofs in
bteier 5int9t auf ieinsr Seite.
Sn Baris 1T Wabeme 8oucicaut, bic
gesranberin bes srosen @aareubauies
Bon Marche" (3um biCisen 2aben) ees
ftorben. OieisIbe mar ni5t uur cine tiaz
tise 9ei9dftsfrau. ionbern au6 cine drift,
li9e unb wobItbdtise 9srion. gepeis
bauon, baB is iebsm tbrsr 1900 ansefteus
ten teftamentarii9 sine nit ben Oienitiabs
rem wa9ienbe Sumnte bsffimmt bat. go
erbdlt Sober, Der einen Gag bis 8 Sab:e TIM
Sauie mar, 1000, pon 3-6 Sabren 5000,
Don 6-l0 Subrcn 5000, pon 10 Sabren
nnb bariber 10000 Srs. 9luBerbem bat
tie fur bic Grmen uon garis 2lO, 900 6rs.
a%usseworfen. SIN @an3en fol- bic pobIs
tbati9e Dame Is WtQionen Srs. flr uobls
tbatise 3usGe uer,uunbt baben.
Sn Oeiterreid baben am Ssfte Waria
@mpfdnsniB Is. 9essmber) peri6iebene
8orfetern bes YapftsSubiIaums ftattses
funben. go in 8ien unb Snnsbrad.
Yin letterem Srte ipra5 Der betannte gros
fehor Paitor (S9iIe= pom SanHen uub
Serfafer elmer Bapfsei6idte felt aussans
bes WitteIaIters) iber Sas 9apitbum in
fetnsr usltseidt9tli4sn Sebeutuns.
Sen fatbuliideu sduIidueiern TT
pom GuItusmtnitsrium bic grIaubnts err
tbetlt worben, tn SeiIissnitabt cine 0tebers
lafiuns gu erri9ten unb NIT bsrieIbsn cine
Gr3tsbunssanifalt (Snternat) fur Wab5en
gu u%erbtneen. Cine ioI9e anftalt bate
f9on In friberen Sabrsn bort beftanbeu,
mar aber pdbrenb ber guIturtamp sYeriobe
aafseboben worben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-01-10

Wartenau unb ct. 0itb benz Betrieb
iberseben uub bic Stationen berielben fiji
ben Berionens, @epdfs unb @itersge r
tebr er0ffnst.
@tteIbrid. am Ra9mittase bes
Is. Desembers besab ii9 Der 54idbrise
Ean4er Wt3eI edit tn bic S9entpirtb:
i9aft ietner S9weiter, aQpo ct ii9 einige
9lds4en 8ranntuetn NIT 8ebassn gu @es
rnatbe fibrte. Damn leste er fi9 nit benz
&cpfe auf BEN Gid unb i5lief Elm. aIs
sesen Is 11br feline Sdusiter i'm psten
poute, reste ct ft4 nidt. SIN S5lasans
faQ bate, Iaut Nusiaaen bes binsuserufes
men ar3tss, ieinem 2ebeu Elm @nbs sss
ma9t.
gu so a n a d ptrb cine neue &tr6e
ssbant, bic auf 81 900 5r. uerani9last 1T.
8tr Re e n in Der Ger. At Der GRATIS
getlase bes r@etf. 8oItsblatt":
Der Satbolicisrtls septunt in S6weben
ltno Norpe9et tmmer rnebr an ausoebnunq.
Sett benz port9en Hfi19itfeite iinb in StotboIm
aletn 30 9onperltonen porgetomrner, es beftn=
ben iib unter lebteren Yerionen aus ben aus:
9e3et9netiten Samilien Die Yroteitanten iteben
benz 6atbolictsmls ni6t mebr 10 i9rofi ge9en=
iiber, wie ebeoem in Stanotnauten. go ergab
gum 8eiipiel cine tiirjlid ueranitaltete Sammz
lung ;u @uniten oes neuen tatb. Sofpi;es i'm
StotbOlm bic Sunme Don 38, 900 IT. grSbtet:tt
tbetIs uOn Protetanteu bei9efteuert. -Ms Dor
Rur3em Der neue apoitolti6e Ytfar fir ben
Noroen, Woniisneur Saui;e, gu einem amtlt.
den SeIu6 in Gbrtitianta %eintraf, nuroe er BON
ben lutberii6en Stabtbeb0rben iowie pom benz
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unb feline 9roBen 6dbi9teiten."
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folsenbe treffenbe 8emsrrtuns:
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3ettun9en uno uniere liberalen tatb. Rammers
pGter II. Wtes unb Gle. pom bieiem 10 ousae:
Sei6neten nno 10 beoeutuu9suoIem 0obe, Sas
has proteifantiide auslano tbrem emit 10 innigs
9ebaBten lno uerfol9ten @oQe9eu ipenoet. 80
lie aud iest ba;u: Guer, Qmen, ia9en?!"