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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-04-14

BuRaErTsTowN, Pa, April six boys
went into barn yesterday afternoon to
play cowboys. They had two or three pis-
tolls and ropes, the latter being used as las
soes. During the play one of the lads lasso
sings CHANGED to fall over the neck of little
James Burton, who started to run. The
boy held on and the rope frightened around
Jimmy's throat, and laughed at the strug-
giles of the little fellow. The mother of one
Of the boys appeared and released tho suf-
ferer, but too late to save his life. He died
within few moments after the removal of
the rope.
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I1AvENwoRTH, KAs., April 5.-The CON-
mittee of the Grant Monument association,
to pass upon the design, proposals and bids
for the monument, decided to-day to accept
those presented by Colonel Hodges, of
Hodges, and MCCARTHY, of st. Louis.
At meeting of the state democratic CEN
trail committee in this city tonight, which
was largely attended, it was decided by g
vote of nineteen to fifteen to hold conven-
ton, for the purpose of nominating state
ticket, in Leavenworth on July 4. The
convention to select delegates to the ma
tional convention will be held at Wichita,
May II.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Kansas City Grain and Produce Market.
KANSAS CITY, April IL, 1883.
The Daily Indicator reports:

Kansas City Grain and Produce Market
KANSAS CITY, April ID. 1883.
The Daily Indicator reports:
ON CHANGE.
WHEAT-Receipts at regular elevators since
last report ,018 bushels; Withdrawals 1OO8 bus.
els, leaving stock in store as reported to thu
No. 2 soft winter wheat-Cash. and April
no bids nor offeri nRs: May, 7SAc bid. zoe asked
Rejected win or wheat-No bids nor offer.
CORN-Receipts at regular elevators since last
report, -, bushels, and Withdrawals 1887 BUSH
els, leaving stock in store as reported to the
board Of trade to-day, 5000 bushels.
l5c; No. z white corn. cash 47Hc.
High mixed corn-Cash; no bids nor offerings.
| OATS-No. 2 cash 2gc bid. SOC asked; Anril,
fngs.
On track by sample-No 2 oats, mixed cash,
| BIC; No. oats, white cash, sSc.
RYE-No bids nor offerings
FLOU6-More inquiry.
Sales: cars by sample, at $1.70.
Quotations are for unestablished brands in car
lots per half barrel in sacks as follows Xxx, 90c:
q 50; pst.nt, 8 Cses q; rye s. 4eei 90. From
city Si Tills s AZ highs5i
Gales: ] car kiln-dried meal at 81.
The ruling quotations for car lots are - fol-
lows:
OOIu m06ls SI0oUs SJCs XIII Qr16Oe 81 Wv COsu
chop, yellow; Per 100 lbs, 9Oc; bulk, CSC, sacked
Ehipetuf per 100 lbs, bulk, $50; sacked, 78c bran
steady; oonsignments from first hands, per 100
lbs, bulk not wanted, sacked 78c; l5O lib. sacSe
75c; on orders higher prices are charged.
GREA6E-White, Sh@4c per lib; yellow. 2h6
So per lb.; brown 202hc.
BEESWAX-We quote No. / q zoe Per h.; Ne
HAY-Receipts, 81 cars. Market firm. Fancy
small baled, $40 so; large baled, SO 90; wire
bound SOC less; medium. % 0O6s oo;poor stock,
OIL CHKE-Per 100 lbs. sacked, o. b.. Il =:
81 90 Per 1000 lbs, 81 90 per ton. Car lots,
sEEbs-We quote: Flaxseed. q Is Per bushel
on basis of pure For sowing, choice. 81 80.
Blu rTkR-Receipts of roll light and creamery
good, 24026c; fine dairy, In single package lots,
2@25; store packed, in single packago lots
choice, 15018c; poor and low grade, 12c: roll
fancy, neau wrapped, zoe; good to choice $50.
CHEESECWe quote: Full cream, tWins l2c
full cream, Young America. 1SHc.
EG3S6Receipts fair and market about steady
at 114@ 12e Per dozen for strictly fresh.
POULTRY-Live chickens receipts ERht
firm; large ut 8 90 Per dozen; small. 81 IS;
roosters large, 81 90 per dozen; turkeys fsr lOc
per pound: ducks, 81 5O@8 Is Per dozen; geese
s. 5u@4 70 per dozen.
PR0VISfONs-We quote: Round lots. sugar
per h.; dried beef exc; dry salt shoulder Is 50:
smoked shoulders S6 Is; long clear, 81 S; clear,
81 IS; short clear. 81 go.
POkK-413 co.
LARD146 SIX
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A Violent EIectric Storm

Sioux CRY, L., April 6.-During vio-
lent electric Storm yesterday q cyclone
passed over the city from the southwest to
the northeast. A funnel cloud was seen by
many. It was accompanied by roaring
noise. 1t struck in but one place and picked
up the residence of Mark Morlin and hurled
it to the ground in the rear of the lot. Mrs.
Morlin was severely injured. The house of
Mr.. Richmond was wrecked.
At Sibley the tornado swept over the
country doing immense damage to proper
ty. Without moments warning the wind
rose from slight breeze to hurricane.
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Kansas City Live Stock Market,
KANsAS CRY. Anril 10 IN

The Liue Stock Indicator reports:
CATTLE-Receipts, $50 head; ahipmenta
>. :. head. The market was dull but sfeady
Good to choice. corn fed, 81 0004 0S: com
COWs q coos 30.
HOGSLReceipts. 800 head; shipments. 80.
head. Market fa'rly activs. values steodv to
strong and IN some csses cents higher. Good
GS o.. akirs and pigs. . 00Dl %,
SHEEP Receipts HOO head; shipmsutB, lcQ
head. he market w1s steady. Good to ehosoa,
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Fire ut Annelly. Kansas

NEWTON, KAN, April 5.-Annelly, small
town twelve miles southeast of Newton, was
visited by a fire about II O'Clock last night.
John Eilerts store and machine house with
all its contents was consumed, and will be a
total loss of $4,000. Rogers warehouse.
with four thousand bushels of oats, was COLI
sumed, and the Worthington residence fell
prey to the flames. The total loss in the
town will be in the neighborhood of $4,000.
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A Noted Desperate.

FRESNO, CAL, April Thomas Patter-
son, the noted desperate, who was recently
sentenced to twenty years imprisonment for
robbery, and was temporarily confined in
jail at Visalia. escaped about month ago.
Sheriff Meade and posse discovered him
yesterday in q corrall about ssventy-6ve
miles from this city, armed with rifle, and
he attempted to shoot as soon as the officers
came upon him. The sheriff's posse opened
IRE and Patterson's body was riddled with
bullets, nine shots striking him. His body
was brought here to-day.
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Non
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. April "a number
of bills were introduced and referred, after
which the bill to authorize the sale to alien.
of certain mineral lands were taken up end
debated ON at considerable length.
The bill was laid aside, and the bill &c
provide for the admission of Dakota into the
union and for the organization Of the terri-
tory Of Lincoln was taken up.
Mr.. Plat, chairman Of the committee on
territories, said that the bill was one of four
which had been reported b The committee
On texritories for the admission Of new
states. He urged that South Dakota had
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To Convert 3 WfId Tribe.

O1r1 OF MEx1oo, April IA party of
Catholic missionaries will shortly leave this
city for southern Mexico with view of
converting the Lacondons, wild tribe of
Indians, q, goo in number, scattered over por-
tons of the states of Campeche, Tabasco and
Yucatan, and are reported to preserve the
religious and social customs Of the Aztecs
in their primitive purity. It is said that
they still offer human sacrafces to their
gods.
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Took the Oath of Omce

OskA1oosA, KAN, April 5.-Ihe ladies
whose election to the office of mayor and
council, has brought in deluge Of tele-
of Office to-day. and will at once assume
their official duties. They declare for law
and order and public improvements.
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Call for a Single Tax Conference,

Call Tor Single Tax Conference.
CHICAGO, April GA call for national
single tax conference was issued to-day by
w. w. Bailey, of this city, who was request
ed to do 80 by 600 persons in different parts
of the country, who are interested
believe that the public revenues
should be raised by single and direct tax
upon relative land values are invited to at
tend and take part in the deliberations. It
is not designed that the conference shall
nominate presidential ticket.
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PARIS, April 9.-In an election to fill the
vacancy in the chamber of deputies from
the department of Dordogne General Borl-
anger was chosen. "A result 50 unexpected
that the B0ulangist movement is public
danger and demand that measures be taken
to suppress it. The Bonapartisrs claim that
the result in Dordogne shows that country
demands dissolution of the chamber Of
deputies and q revision of the constitution.
Boulanger refused to contest the seat for the
department of Dordogne, but friends for
warded his candidacy.
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Wednesday.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April mr.. Vest
moved to recall for consideration the bill
making an appropriation for public build
ing at Buffalo, N. Y. Ee said he had infor-
nation which ne believed would defeat thu
bill. On motion of Mr.. Jones, of
Arkansas, the bill granting to the
Billings, Clarke Fork & Cooke City
railroad the right of way through
the Grow Indian reservation was taken up,
and provision inserted that no part of the
route shall touch the Yellowstone park. The
bill was then passed-yeas %, nays H.
Mr.. Wilson, Of Iowa, gave notice that he
would address the senate to-day on the
presidents message.
The pending question WAS the Beck
amendment to the Spooner bill. After some
debate the amendment was carried by a
vote of $50 to 1872.
The senate then adjourned.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, D. @. April 4.-After the
reading of the journal an effort was made
by the friends of the special order direct
tax bill to make an arrangement by which
the final vote upon the measure would be
insured to-day at o'clock.
Mr.. -. B. Taylor, of Ohio, thereupon
moved to limit general debate to one hour.
Some time ago Senator Wathall intro
duced bill for the withdrawal of public
land in Mississippi from sale at ordinary
private entry. Senator Walthall reported
the following as substitute for bis bill:
kesolusd, That from and after the PASSAGE
Of this act the public lands of the United
States now subject to private entry, shall be
disposed OF under and according to the pro-
visions OF the homestead laws on Y.
After some discussion the house adj
journed.
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Saturday.

WAsHnGroN, D. c., April The fifth
day of the contest on the direct tax bill was
opened in the house to-day without signs of
weakening on either side.
The fight continued during the entire day
but the prospects are Frightening for .
temporary break Of the deadlock.
By unanimous consent the house took
recess until 11:45 Monday.
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wRECKED IN TEXAS.

= Kansas City Drummer Among the
Killed aud . Fireman.
FoRr WoKIH, TEX, April GA baggage
oar and sleeper loaded with Galveston people
returning from Denver werc wrecked on the
Fort Worth d Denver City railroad at
Alvord this morning.
j. ii. Floyd, of Kansas City, q drummer,
was Instantly killed and the fireman Of the
train seriously injured.
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On an Equal Footing.

WASHINGTON, D. g., April 6.-The postal
appropriation bill as adopted oy the house
committee, makes an allowance of $3.50, 6N
for rent light and fuel. This places third
class offices, as regards expenses tor rent,
second class Offices.
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Estimatetl at 17BO. 600.

AMEsBuRY, MASS, April Gan accurate
statement of the loss by last nights fire
cannot be had at present, but is estimated
at $750,O0O The eight factories burned
were situated ON Railroad avenue, Chestnut
street and Carriage avenue.
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Caused BY Jealouiy.

SHREVEPORT. La, April GA young man
Charles Lacour, was lodged in Jail here yes
terday char zed with murder and arson, hav-
ing set fire to the house in which Alice Disc
(colored) was asleep, at o'clock yesterday
morning. The women was burned to death.
The crime was caused by jealousy.
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Frederick's Dou<hter.

BmLM, April 6.-The Cologne Gazette
says: Political considerations forbid in the
most positive manner, an alliance between
Prince Alexander and Princess Victoria, as
tending to an immediate disturbance of the
relations between Germany and Russia.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., April 5.-Mr. Wilson,
of Iowa, addressed the senate on the subject
of the presidents message.
The senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton of the bill to provide for the estab-
lishment of bureau of a1inal industry to
facilitate the expectation of live stock and
their products, and to e1tirpate contagious
pleuro- pneumonia and other diseases among
domestic animals.
After couple of hours spent in the read
ing of the bill and reports of various COM
munnioations, and after some debate the
bill was laid aside without action.
After an executive session the senate ad-
journed.
WASHINGTON, D. @. April 5.-Ths fight
over the direct tax bill was resumed this
morning. when at 11:45 the house met in
continuation of the legislative day of We'd
pesday. Mr.. Reed, of Maine, Immediately
demanded the regular order, which the
speaker announced to be vote on tho mo-
ton that when the house adjourns to-day it
will be to meet on Saturday next.
This motion having been defeated Mr..
Lanham, of Texas, ct 1920 raised the point
of order that the day assigned for the con-
federation of the direct tax bill had expired,
and he proposed to argue in favor Of the
point The speaker overulled the point of
order.
The entire day was consumed in roll calls,
not an incident of intetest occurring and
finally wearied out. the house by unan Imoua
consent took recess until 11:45 tomorrow.
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ALBuQUERQuE. N. NJ, April 9.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Reynolds, of Las Vegas, were
walking along the street, Mr.. Reynolds
carrying IN overcoat on his arm. A loaded
revolver fell from the pocket, struck on the
hammer, discharged and the hall entered
Mrs. Reynolds side and ranged upward,
passing directly through her heart, killing
her instantly.
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Explosion I'm . Mine.

ALBuouxRquE, N. NJ, April 9.-By an en-
plosion in the coal mime at Los Cerrilla,
thirty miles north Of Albuquerque, lasl
evening, John Co0lan and another miner,
name unknown, were killed. Had The sx-
plosion occurred ten minutes earlier or later
The los Of life would have BEEN very greak
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CHICAGO, III, April 7.-Zeph Davis, the
negro foreman who murdered and outraged
little Maggie Gaughan (white). at Green
Brothers shoe heel factory, was this after
noon sentenced by Judge Halves to be-
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Terrible wind and Rain Storm.

DELPHI, IND, April GA terrific wind
and rain storm passed over this place last
night. At Sleeths, five miles north, it par
took of the nature of cyclone. Several
houses were blown down and freight train
on the Monon line was lifted from the
tracks. No one injured.
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LAWRENCE. KAN, April THE body OF q
"a an about 80 years of age was found to-day
in the Kansas river near Eudora. From
papers found on the person, it was learned
that he was james McCarrager, and that he
had committed suicide,
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In Favor Of ID. r, Anthony.

LEAvENwoRTH, April 6.-The republican
primaries in this city and in Leavenwo1th
county as far as heard from, chose unani-
NOUS delegation in favor of d. r. Anthony
for governor, Colonel Miller for congress
and Grabill for the national convention.
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Guaranteed Against Lyons.
STERLING. KAN, April This city has
raised it's smallpox quarantine against Ly-
OnS.
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Petroleum at Leavenworth.
LEAvENwoRTH, KAN, April "a very
large flow of petroleum has been struck
here at depth of 1,SO6 feet. Pumps have
been sent for from Pittsburg.
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Rain &C DODGE City

DoDaE CRY, KAN, April Rain set in at
this place at 6 o'clock this morning and IL
still falling ct 10 p. m.
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ganlzed Tor campaign work. Their plat
form demands low legalizing of the traffic
n whisky by the general government, 'sthe
continental Sunday" and reduction of the
federal surplus. President Cleveland was
cordially endorsed.
The -polygamous Normons, Joseph
Smith, president, have begun a months
conference at Independence, Mo. About
SOO delegates are in attendance.
Kennedy Porter, son of ex- Governor Por-
Ter, OF tennessee, was shot and fatally
wounded at Paris, Tenn, by one Edmonds.
who objected to young Portker's attentions
to his sister.
The Methodist conference of the New
York conference at Middleton, Conn, has
addressed a communication to the president
against the governments prohibition of the
bible in the Indian language in Indian
schools.
A New York dispatch states that Mr.. q.
Ellery Anderson will be elected the next
president of the Missouri, Kansas, q Texas
railroad. He represents the anti-Gould
stockholders of the road.
Dun's weekly report says that evidences O,
the shrinkage In business during the mast
month continues to accumulate, and that n
IL still uncertain whether this is, or il NOT
the beginning of reaction. -.
Marietta's, Ohio, centennial celebration
has begun.
The coal miners about Macon. Mo. hav.
quit work. About 400 are out.
Bismarck approves the marriage of III.
emperor's daughter to Prince Alexander oi
Battenberg. late OF Bulgaria.
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Suift's an,iiaIide Grcsint. Sn Gu,

SDift's ansiglide E:coigt. Sn eng
Lamb wcrocn gcw6bnIi6 6p6If Yrebi3er
%ernannt, tie wdbreno Der YeriammIung
Der Observation-Disclosures prr beuicIben
precigcn miifen; bic g9abI traf emit,
pdbrenp gerabe Elm &aridmeut tagte, has
ibm weniJ geIcI, utter 9tnberen au9 ben
rcgen ieine3 @igcs bcriibmten Sctdn
Spitt. CT prebi9te, as bic Jteibe an i'm
fam, uber bic menI6Iide CiteIteit unb be-
tpnte, odb Der Wenid iiberbuupt pier &C.
gerftdube ieiner GiteIfeit babe: II feline
@eburt unb @lrbe; p feline @IldSguter;
b feline GeitaIt unb a. ieinen Seritano.
Gr b~ebanbelte barauf bic eriten rrei SbeiIe
uno i6lrb nit ben @ortcn: p8ir irIlten
apdr iett gum pierten 5beile i~ibergeben,
oa ii6 aber in bieicr briit!iden 8eriamm.
lung 0iemano befinhet, DEN iein Seritanb
eiteI MAIDEN t0nnte, 10 piroe bic Grtld,
rung beHe!ben nidt8 81 .ibrer G~rbauurg
entbaIten." St perlpr babur9 feline
GtcIe, benn bic 8arlament5mitglieoer
naren ndtIrli6 wenig erbaut pom SMITHS
Iu6legung.
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Nn5cigtsGatcn

Seitdft: nsii,cI. stie 9nirmticn 10 Gents
rro 3ciic.
@tIbaftsnct;,su, 2ts NIB iste ~frl5snbs 5n-
! Stnt5.
St~cbenee. N n;cigGn.
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bate lie g%eantportet. uno als lie pieoer
nit @plltndueI uno Striditrumpf i'm
@irtbs5immer Jas, murmelte iie, INNER
blei6er neroenh:
pSer Sater eing'iperrt, Der ailidn tObt
i9 mag aud uimmerl"
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ldnge ni9t mebr.
ia itieb ie pI6sIi6 einen Sdrei aus,
oas Strid5eug fIrg in bic Gde uHo nit
einem unartitulirten 2a6en, bel benz ibr
bic Sbrdnen aus ben elu9eu idpIen, NM
tlammerte ie BEN Gcliebten, Der ideu
uno baitig in bic Sbiir eetreten mar.
p0tein Sub, mein Sub !" iubeIte ne.
yNein armer Dub, oen'5 tobt g'idgt
balm !"
Gang pirb's pObl nidt mebr bauernl"
ontpprtete &ilian nit pebmltbi9em 2d=
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pie 2si6ef In aeffsH.

a
Sn Sariteflunsen oes 2ebens ant5era
piro oft beri5tet, mic sr auf Der llltperis
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aette aRgei6lpiien eefunoen babe, unb es
miro bann bieier llmftaub meiit 10 aebeu.
tct, ais babe mar babur6 Die BenuBuna
Ger Sibel mrgIibIt eri6weren recr oar
unmogli6 madeu ppIIeu. Nber aeraoe
bas Geseutbeil blrfte bas 8idtise iein.
Yin 8etten 9ei6lrfene Bidder paren in
mittelalterli6en 8ibIipttetcu gar teine
Seltenbeit. SIN Sabre 1442 perma6te
Der Burger 9enrit Eibbeuds benz Minc.
ritentIritcr gu @t5hp auf @ctblano Elm
&apital, pom benz Nusbenerungen Der
Sl6er9eitelle bcitritten uro neue Setten
fur bidder belbaIit tperoen ipllten, uno
nod i'm Sabre 1889 bei6reibt 8etbmann
bic prn ibm gelebene 8ibIirtbet Der llnis
uerlltdt 3utpben nit ben @crten: ysSn
elmer tleinen aapelle Der i66nen Spbanz
niStir6e Iiegen aHf uralten GibeupuIten,
Spli6en oenen niebrige Sdnte iu9 befn=
ben, etpa 800 Sdnoe, ale auf Der breiten
Seite rubeub, nit aetteu an cine GiienE
itanae gei6lU1len unb ppu bidem Stdube
beoedt." Wtan eriiebt aus bieier GMri6~
tung bcutIid, baB bic betreITenben Builder
am Gldse benugt uno ni6t aus9elie5en
peroen %icllteu. Gang beutIi6 er9ibt ii9
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rrri6teten Seitamente bes pfdIsiiden
yiurfuriten 2uppig l., peI6er feline 9l6er
benz Stiff jun beiligeu Seilt in SeibeIs
berg perma6te. Sn bieiem 5eitamente
beiBt es II. a.: pSas nan bieleIben Bis
der csu Dem bepligeu geiite in cine liberpe,
Die man barinne MAIDEN pirSet, Iesen uno
Die nit tetten unb iblpiien mol perparen
uno rerli6ern ipl, ba5 bic harinne bliben
uno nit oraub in tbeines Suie coer se<
rpalte 9eupmmen, ge5c9et, 9elpget rber
bebalten peroen %irlIeu, lumber ner bar
inne i%tuoiren pper brauB idriben mill, Der
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tctten" pirce alio ungefdbr odlIeIbe be-
oeuten, pie infer, iebiger IuSbrud: rim
2eicSimmer auSlegen." Sebr rIt parcu
bic III Der STRIDE gum i:eten 6ebrdub aus
liegenoen Bidder angetettet, unb slpar in
Der Jtegel in Der @eiie, baB ii6 unter Dem
9eiepuIte cine Giienitan9e befano, an
wel6er bic aetten bcfeiti9t paren. Sn
einem Sldertatalpg bes &Iciters @eiBen,
burg POM Sabre 1O40weroen sebu Ylalter
erpdbnt, bic gum Gebrdu6e rerIieben
meroen burfe1, u1o auberoem pier YldIs
ter, poie in Der Stride angetettet iinb"
(in e~cclesia catenata). 3m Snpentar Der
Slmiibcr 0cmtirdc pru 1885 mcrbcn
litur9iihe Sider ais in Der Satr;itei u1b
an ben Qltdrcn angefettet ermibnt. Sm
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bic 9riprin 2tnnd pom Su6paIp cine
I9enoe, weI6cr cine turSe &lciter9cldi6te
unb ein Scr5ei6uib Der @cbltbdter bes
.SIpiters angc5in9t mar. 9ieies 9u6
iollte allen Npnncn uEo uamentIib au6
i%trebiamen Nupijen INNER su9dnaIi9 iein.
3u oieiem 3wede wurbc e5 in ben unperz
i6lpiIencn Gbpr 9ebra6t, bort aber nit
elmer aette, bic nr6 beute an benz Su6e
befnpli6, an ba3 2eiepuIt angei6IciIen,
oamit uui6t bic cine es eer aneeren
pe9nebme."