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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04
peath Of y. j. pontiua.

Died, Sunday, September 23, 1888, at
his residence on the Harrisburg road IN
Plain township, Thomas Jefferson Pom
thus, aged 20 years, 10 month and
days. Mr.. Pontius in the vlgor ana
prime of manhood with bright pros.
poets before him, fell u victim to tha,
terrible scourge, typhoid fever, leaving
large circle of relatives and acQuain
tances and also a widow to mourn his
u1timely death. lie was graduate of
the Commercial department of "lroil
City College" of Pittsbvrg, Pa, and for
several years was connected as tele.
graph operator with the Cleveland Il
Canton railroad which duty he per
formed to the entire satisfaction of the
company and all who came in contact
with him. Noted for his strict
honesty, integrity and unassuming
manner and the ability with which he
performed any duty entrusted to him,
he had many warm friends. Deceased
was q faithful member Of the Lutheran
church and was married April 7th, 1887,
to Minnie j. Holt2, also of Plain town.
ship, who during his sickness made
every effort, such rs only a kind and
loving wife can make, to save dying
husband from the grave. The remains
were followed to their final resting place
at "Warstlers" church, by large con.
course Of relatives, friends and neigh.
bors OF the dead, where appropriate fu-
neral services were conducted by the
Rev. Meyer of Canton.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04
LATEST TELUGRApHIC.
Chicago, New York and Duluth
Excited on Wheat.
Corn Pops Up In Chicago This
Morning.


ST, lGNACE Mich, Oct. 9,-ISpecIal.I
It's bitterly cold here today aud snow
Is falling,
DULUTH, Oct, 8,-( Special Decem-
Der wheat IL Les, Much excitement on
change,
JACKSONVILLE, Oct, g. Especial. l.
There are twelve new cases OF yellow
Fever to-day, but no deaths. Weather
cool.
CLEVELAND, Oct 3,--lSpeclal. The
American Board OF Foreign Missions Is
IN session here to-day with large at
tendance.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 3.--[Special IA
fire In Duble Il Leyys rag house and
Turner's Tobacco warehouse this morn
Ing did forty thousand dollars damage.
CINoINNATT, Dot, 9,-[Speclal,l THE
Cincinnati bakers this morning resolved
to reduce the size Of q loaf OF bread on
account Of the advance In flour,
NEW YoRK, Oct 3,-[Speclal. THE
Socialists Will meet this evening 10
arrange for National Convention to
nominate presidential ticket,
KANSAS CITY, Mo-. oct. 3.-lSpeclal.I
Five female employees at Campbell's
paint and oil warehouse were burned TO
death this morning during fire In the
building,
VIENNA Austria, Oct. 8-The En-
per0r William OF Germany arrived this
morning 10 visit Francis Joseph, En-
peror Of Austria,
CHICAGO, Oct 3.-lSpeclal. l-B. l..
Smith has been appointed receiver OF
the Traders Bank, which failed yester-
day. The excitement on change TO-
day Is Intense. Corn Ia going up rapid
iy In sympathy with wheat. There are
rumors Of failures which causes ner
yous feeling,
New YORK, Oct, 3.-[Special. DE.
cembeI wheat opened nj ia, and amid
great excitement and the widest con-
fusion the price jumped rapidly to l22.
In the pit within several feet of each
other men offered and bought at prices
varying two or three cents.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct, 3.-James
N. Mackley has deposited In the German
National Bank OF Vincennes $1,000 10
be wagered as follows. One thousand
on the election of Cleveland; $500 ON
Matson, the Democratic candidate for
Governor of Indiana, and $500 on each
Democratic candidate on the county
ticket, Premiums were offered for
takers, but none have appeared TO date.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04
THE LIFnLHss RnMAINs

or a Woll-to-do Wayne County Farmer
Found Suspended 10 o Troo Near His
Home.
MAssILLoN, o., Oct. 3,-[Special.l l.
Cyrus Brennaman, a well.known per-
sonage In Massillon ana vicinity, and
residing west Of the Stands church,
near West Lebanon, Wayne county,
Just across the Stark county
line, left his home Tuesday morning.
He remained away all day. When
night came his wife became uneasy
and friends made q search for him.
They found his body this morning sus.
pended by u rope TO tree, his feet be.
Ing only n few inches from the ground.
He was lifeess and his body was cold.
Brennaman was 50 years of age and
seven years ago had Il stroke of pa.
ralisis. He has been sufferer from
this attack and to this was probably
due his suicidal net. lie was well tO-do
and leaves wife.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04

don dun 80 mich yusht ouSlaucha un
mer fore shmeisa Os ich nix Os'n fer.
ll0mter nOr bin,
Es Is kW wOoner 0s mer nix du kenna
NIT unSerm Publican club. I'm ich bin
aw holwerg'satislled os der Billy Bixler
solver awfonga uf der malnung Is os's
net dcrw0ert Is, un os ar's campaign
geld for unser club shun grlckd. Aver
wNnn ich sell forsure ous fin don du ich
n grawd shreefa I'M luss'n wissa os ioh
nm net or der dresher bin.
lch gu nj for fair play. Wann's so
happena set os de Publican party dode
gait, don will ich aw Gus gooka for my
share fun campaign geld os iyyerlch
bleibt. Aver der lIltllemoyer sawgt ar
DAFT a hoonert dawler wetta os oily cent
fun der doda party completely Gus
g'shtola Is eb os SO fartich sin 8 goot
olt obsheed leedly slnga ON grawb;
Now lussa mcer der Lolh tau rub,
Tn dccha com init arda tau.
Aver der Bill Blnlemoyer is eva aw
n Democrawt I'm du't nix Oh unser anes
blackguarda,
PIT ScuwEFFELBRENNER.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04
AT LAST! AT LAsTu
The Republican Senate Committee Re-
ports Tariff Bill--What viii They Do
With n

The Republican Senate Committee Re.
ports Tariff Bill--What viii They Do
With IL.
WASHINGTON, Oct, 3.-[Special +
The Republican Committees Senate
tariff bill is given out. 1t omits all
that part of the Mills bill relating to
the tariff and the section regulating
the collection OF customs. IL retains
the section which relates to tobacco tax
and the methods Of collecting the tax
on spirits. Cigar manufacturers are
taxed $3 per thousand. Cigarettes half
that. All other tobacco taxes are re-
peated. The sugar tariff is reduced
to rs per cent, and rice 30 per cent
The total reduction made Is about sew.
enty million dollars. The tariff on ci.
gars is fixed at $3.50 per pound. Iron
manufactures are specially favored.
Wool Of first and second class eleven
cents per pound. Clothing and combinQ.
or woolen cloth, Is fifty to sixty per
cent. Of value, In addition to forty per
cent. ad valorem. On salt sacked half
cent per cent. Champagne in quarts az
PER dozen. Cotton thread yarn an aver.
aye Of 10 pen cent. nd valorem. The
balance of the bill, which includes some
four thousand articles, is substantially
the same as telegraphed six weeks ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04
AN ALLIANCE BOY
Carlos Away the Charming Daughter Of a
County ofloial

Carlos Away the Charming Daughter OF a
County Official
AT the hour of o'clock this morning
q large number Of relatives and init.
mate friends assembled In the St, Johns
Catholic church In North Plum street
TO witness the beautiful ceremony
which made Mr., Frank j. Shively and
Miss Media M. Manley one. The cere.
mony was performed by Rev. Father
McGuire. At It's conclusion those
present repaired to the brides home
where splendid wedding feast was
spread,
Mr. Shiyely Is q former Canton boy
aud Is at present engaged In the shoe
business In Alliance. The bride Is the
charming and accomplished daughter
of that genial county official, Auditor
Patrick Manley. The couple will leave
on the evening train for their future
home In Alliance, with many we'll.
wishes following them, Many fine
presents from friends In Michigan,
Canton, Alliance, Massillon and other
points.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04
MATrERs LOON nETTER.

CHICAGO, 3 p. m, Third Dispatch !
cashier Tolman says the Banks aus
pension Is the result Of general run.
ning do IN, and Illness Of Presl .en'
Rutter, which Is reported 10 be iDpe
less; and his consequence absence iicm
the Bank. Business has gone TO slxes
and sevens. Rutter's estates, too, cwas
the bank a large amount Of monec,
which, during his Illness, could not hs
collected or adjusted. In the event 9
his death, which is expected ut any
time, II will further complicate mat.
ters. Deposits were received this
morning, but In view Of the Banks con.
dition Cashier Tolman at II o'clock
refused TO receive any more deposits
and decided TO close the doors, temper.
arily at least. The bank officials say
the suspension Is only temporary. No
run or sudden demand for money
was made and the banks suspen
sion was great surprise to
everybody Depositors, including sew.
eral banks offered aid, but was declined
with the statement that all It's oblga
tions would be fully met from the
banks own resources within a few days.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04

Hon. John L. Monnot addressed a
large and enthusiastic meeting at Louis
Vile on the political issues Of the day.
The meeting was held in Bauman's
hall and was presided over by John
Coy. Mr.. Monnot held the audience
spellbound for nearly two hours and
was frequently interrupted by applause.
A After the meeting q Cleveland and
Thurman club was organized,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04
Death of an Old citiaan.

Stephen Moses, an old and reliable
citizen Of Canton died at his residence,
No. 35 Lake street, last evening al 10
o'clock of stomach trouble, aged 81
years. The funeral win take place this
evening at 1880 o'clock and the remains
will be taken to Rose township, Carroll
county, where they will be inferred at
7:30 tomorrow morning. Rev. DR..
Kuhn will ofliciate.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04
Ecsma. Itchy, sOalx, skin rorturOs.

The simple application Of "SwAyNE's
OINTMENT" without any internal med
icine, will cure any case Of letter, Salt
Rheum, Ringworm, Piles, Itch, Sores
Pimples, Eczma, all Scaly, Itchy Skin
Eruptions, no matter how Obstinate or
long standing. II is potent, effective,
and costs but a trife. [T-T.sl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04

trla, with the Cross OF Saint Etyeune'
OTTowA, Can, oct, 2-lSpeoIal, J.
Cardinal Laacheae, In an Interview on
the question OF annexation to the
United States, treated tho subject very
automatically, but clearly tayora an
uexatl0n, lle said tie French Cana
diana were happy and O0ntented, but
they were restless aud fond Of change,
HAVANA, Oct, IA special from
uuinnes says, Francis llldalg0 Gatto,
was robbed and murdered on his estate
last night, Ten bandits armed with
swords and rifles attacked San joaquin
plantation, and murdered the watchman
who gave tho alarm. Az CienfuagOa
the famous bandit, Mattagaa has reap
peared with a large troop. Anarchy
feIgna supreme.
BEAVER, Pa, Oct. g,-Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore Agnew, wife OF ex'Chlof Justlce
Daniel Agnew, died NJ the family resi-
dence here surrounded by her four
children and invalid husband Mrs
Agnew'B illness 10 OF several years
standing, but II was not generally
known until some weeks ago that she
was suffering with an incurable malady,
Three weeks ago, aud Just aa her hua
band had safely paused the crlaia Of his
Illness, she was proetrated, and u then
became known TINT she was afflicted
with a humorous growth, She was N
years OF age, aud has always enjoyed
robust health, The funeral will occur
on Wednesday forenoon NJ 1880 o'clock,
The services will be held at the family
residence facing the Court square, II
Is feared that her death will not dlsas'
trouoly on the venerable OK Chief Jus
tlce, whose Improvement during her III.
nesa has not been IN marked as could
be expected. N
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04

Queen Victoria has remarkably fine
head of hair, for lady of her age; but
her son, the Prince OF Wales, is quite
bald. Had he used Ayers Hair Vigor
earlier In life, his head might, to-day,
have been as well covered as that Of
his royal mother. IT'S not too late yet.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04
LATER DISPATCH.

OIuoAoo, Oct. Especial l-Judge
Sheppard has appointed Hiram l.. Nc
Chesney, receiver Of the busted bank
II Is now said by authority that the
assets are fully equal TO the liabilities;
but are not In securities that are I'm
mediately available. The officers of the
bank deny any participation IN the
great wheat deal, but the patront Of she
bank, who were In the deal and d'ew
out their funds TO meet exleenses,
probably caused failure
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04
Yarx nnd rnIluro IN ohIonro.

CnnAoo, Oct. 2-tSpeclaLl l-The
Traders Bank failed to-day Liablll.
ties are one million; assets not stated,
There Is much excitement.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04

regret among the party managers OF
the state" Telegfaphlc correspond
ence on tho subject has been In pro-
gresa between the national and State
committees since last Saturday II Is
we'll known 10 those acquainted with
the prevailing feeling that Mr., Blalne'a
presence IN Indiana has at no time been
eagerly dehlred, but the plain truth ~
II has really been dreaded,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-10-04

ROME, oct. 2.--M. Crlapi has been
decorated by francla Joseph, Of Aus
tria, with the Cross OF Saint Etyeune,
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-03-29

Among the wealthy men residing in
this city is one whose liberality has made
him the prey of the impecunious on more
than one occasion. About a year ago he
received letter from a small town in
Ohio, saying won't you please send
me your photograph have heard Of
you SO often that / am very DESTROYS of
knowing you better. The gentleman,
thinking that the applicant was getting
up some sort of a gallery, sent the photo
graph. a few moBths later he received
a letter, saying: The photograph was
received; am deeply obliged. would
like to have something more to remem-
Der you by. Couldn't you send me a
watch and chainsn
This letter naturally met with no re-
sporse. \ short time ago q third letter
was sent, which said modestly: Il sup
pose you have forgotten me by this time.
I wrote You some time since, asking You
to send me a watch and chain, | wish
to remind you that am still interested in
your career. Won't you please send me
a watch? I've got a chain. Washing
ton Critic.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-03-29

AIMED there stood a. Heavens hlgh gate. ous
day,
aid. and b her fragile hand theirs lay
uithere1 rose with an its grace Of red
q beauty gone.
Seeing Der. Peter said;
Hnw sad these petals that your pale hands hold
ay with IL, that Worthless flower and old ~
las Il Is the very rose, " cried she,
eave my lover long ago; and he
al il with tears In my dead clasp that
lght take it for remembrance 10 the sky
n. let me keep II ell be comes here, too,
hat he may see am forever true"
walked; my dream had Ted Good
friends who knows
! kind 81. Peter let her keep that roseg
Nv. G. Sheppard, IN American Magazine.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-03-29

Practical American Father - Now,
count. before we can go any further in
this matter, so far as my daughter is
concerned, | should like you to establish
your identity
Couut-Mon Dieul I viii show you
my patent Of nobility.
T. A. F.-That is all very well; I own
several patents myself; but how do !
know yours Is not an Infringement
Harpers Bazaar.
The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-03-29
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The Chickasaw messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1880-1900, 1888-03-29

There are forty-fve female lawyers in
the United States.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-10-18
The Detroit Steam Laundry, 2 Gdsra.
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mem Menfdenalter unb ldneer idDn in
9eutialanb eebaltsn tpurben. Sn
NrinJp fino mir ia NIT uniern @egnern
bbaig einperftanoen: mir tpiiniden eben:
iDisbr, tpie fie, baB gang Nmerifa, baB
ale unfere Mitbirser befebrt tperben
nno IN bic fa'boliide Stride einaeben,
ater mir w'iIen, bab tpsber uniere bouts
Idle Sprade, nod uniere beutiden Sit
te7, rod uniere &at6olifen. 8eriamms
lnnsen bteier gefebruns bos minbefe
9inosrniB in ten @eg Iessn. l1nb
iiber oiefen 8untt 1T eine Museinanbers
iesang notbwenois, bic mDsIialf sriino.
lia uno aQSemein iein ioute.
s@aiienfr.'
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-10-18

vamerifaniiirten" unb fi6 in bDben
@rooe pratriotii@ seieten, 10 tpiirbe bel
fatbDliihen Stride baourd Elm GROCER
@euinn erpa@ien, inoem bann ein'
grDbe Menge uImeritaner" fid lei
8isde ndbern uno barin eintrtt.n mir:
ben. Gur3 uno gut, es !isst ~aesenpdr,
ttg Som bas @eiuh To, rniere atne:
rifanifden Rnitplftn Beriamnfnneer
beutl6er 3unse 81 mbeia,Ben Doer ~
untsroridsr, uno 3war aus Der Il, labe,
neil oieielben Elm QinoerniB flr BIZ
8etebruns Gu,er;ta's ieien!
@ir iinb nun gang entidieben bel
Mnitht, bab i,ne boben DISQUALIFICATION
bier ei~:getpancert iino, iid iebr BALI
tpelde sriidtlih aus Der befen Mbiiti
seeen uniere ameritanilden 9atbsIifen=
9eriammlunsen beutider 3unse uns
ireunoli9 sefinrt linb, unb 6ieielben su
teieitigen beriuden, bieies auf @runo
elmer ourdaus irrisen NuifaTung tbun.
Dir ertldren es burdaus fir irtis, tab
uniere &al1olifens8 eriammlunsen Der
8efebrung @msrifas irgeno tpelhes 0in=
oernib In ben Weg lesen; i'm @egen.
tbeile ftno oieieIben iogar iebr gut 6asu
geeignet, an bieiem 8erfe Der 8efeb=
rung unierer nihtfatboliiAen Mitbarger
mitaubelfsn. @ir tpoaen auf bieien
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aber mad Naem, mas mir geiaat baben,
1T es flat, baB Die 8etebluns Mmerifas
oarum fia itebt> neil foit Nlemanb fi@
tarum fi,nmert, neil feline Miiiipndre
oafiir porbanoen iino, neil fat 0iemanb
in biefer Sahe ettpas tbut. 9tr Ras
tboIiten teutider 3unse finb NIT unierm
Seffbalten IN Der idDnert beutiHen
Spade unierer @orfabren uno an iins
fern grten Sitten nidt bas serineffe
!1inberniB fir bte 8etsbrlins Mmeritas.
SIR aatboIiten beutlder Nbtunft finb
ais cine alafe bon ben iogenannten
~Mmeritanern" geadtet unb fie triirben
uas eber peradten, als ndber treten,
iuenn mir uniere Gpra@e tpegtperfen
uno uniere 4btunft perleugne, tpclten !
Rurs unb gut, bas arsurnent, ueIdes
man gegen uniere Ratbolitens geriamm
lungea beutider 8unge prrbrinet, 1T
Elm TrusidluB rno tam bic grobe niht
befteben. Sir baben tisrauf binpeifen
uoQen, bamit bieies seser, uns tatbolis
ihe Mmerifaner beutiher 3unge geriHs
tete Mr8ument alieitig blscutirt unb
tpioerlegt tueroen mDse. @eldiebt Gle,
les, bann ueroen mir baburh uniern
@egnern ben 8Dben unter ben GiBen
tpes3iebenL banrl tperben mir iene, bic
iebt uils nit MtiBtrauen betraAten, ais
irniere Greunbe unb @Dnner begri6en
fDnnen, oann tueroen mir aud In GDm
cine alsoriidlihe unb glnitige Gntidei=
ouns fir uniere 2atbolitens geriamm=
erlanger, bann tperoen bieie
grriammlungen gum 0eile bes totboIi=
iden Bottles aler Nationert bieies 3ans
oes Sahr fir SaHr AUDI III linftigerl
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-10-18

8Iar unb beutfab Fat Der Seilanb,
bepur st beie @slt nerlieB, feiaen apo=
,aeln lire Mufsabe pprgswihnet, tpie su
kien 1T III ben Ieeten gerien bes gpaas
se,(iums rah Mattb6ss v@egeben
i t1ir ale @etpalt itn @i,nn1el unb auf
Grbat. @ebet Gin uao takret ole 95ls
ttr, fie taufeno In Narnen !bes 8aters
uno bes SDbnes iino bss beikgen @eis
ifes, unb Ie9ret fe Mlss baItenL mas iH
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-10-18

3eS an " Gttpr Ell B. n NIT Mlihe
burf", ba id nod in @eriaiQes, alio
@tcncte ipdter, i'm Suffrage bes G5nias
ben Srpnprinsen ipister gu bitten aebaht
babe, anti Der @erlethlny bes Gicrnen
&reuses AUDI an MidtprenBen boraeben
su tpollen, uno hasu Sc. &el. 9oaeit
fidt ipfert scneigt farb, es pielmebr
Der t~pieoerbolten &areaNtg Ct. Maies
dfdt beoirfte, UNI bic befutfere Mabrese
IN 6llib gu brinsen.
8eionbers auffdais bei Sciifuna Ser
aedtbeit it Der 6rpnplpgifde Srrtbum,
0ab cine lebbaftere Oiscliiicu nit mir
iiber Die 3utlnft Seutidlancs unS bic
SteGuns bes &aiiers gu ben Siirifen
erit in 8eriaiaes itattsefuncen babe.
Dieles @eiprdd fanb idpn am 8. Sep
tentber lit Spn4erp itatt unb t~beilhyeiie
Bel elmer mod friiberen Gefbanbluna BON
mebrititabi9er Saler, BON tpeIder ih
MIDI MIR entIinne, oaB lie su 9ferbei.
alp DabrIdeinlid bei Beaumont pber.
Seban tattfanb. Sn @eriailes baben
GrDrterungeu BON Meimmssperldieoen=
''beiten Stpilden Sr. &Dnigliden 6pbbeit
s,n'r mir iiber bic fiinftige @erfaIuna
Ceutl@lnno's MIDI mebr ffatsefuns
pen. SD carf pielrtebr a%nnebneH, bos.
81. 8olislite !Sobeit iid bon Der
HidtiStsit Ss Dor mir flr bas grreid.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-10-18

,ino beren Nahfomme, piele WaiIipneu
anbdnser perIoren sesangerl tuofiir fid
gar nielerlei uriaden aafibren laien.
Dieies finb bic 0aupturfaden, uorum
IN ben Ser. Staten linter ertpa ahi
@nuobnern Bios Elm 2atbsIit fi4 befin=
oct.
Wie inuaer bie 8erbdItni1e Der STE.
'lignn tn eiaem 2anoe belAafsn iein
an5sen, 10 fat bic tatboliide Stride Mn.
iprinA barauf, haB aIe G~insrobner bes
2anoss obne Gusnabn,e ,br anaeb5ren.
Sic fat bieien anfprl,a infclse Ses s5tt=
Auftrages, befesl mir i'm Giaaanee ae.
ea&ten, benin oesssl6e gilt fir ale Mer=
a4en dn allen 2daber,, u1b fir ale Rel.
tel. 6aubeIt es diH I'm, ein 2ano ooer
cine @esenb, no aqes 8oIt no@ auBers
talb Der fataoliiheu airde fid befinoet,
10 ienbet fe 3u pq1eroen 3eilen unb
tueist rilr Ginger NaBen Elm ~alnfiaer
Grfclg IN Ailsiiht ReEt, Miiiipndre ba.
bin, una ben tatbpltiMen @Iauben al
pHansen unb fe bort s1it Der tpeitern
A~usfenouns Der N,iSsndre erif tauat
auf, tret.f1 tn benz besreffenoen Qanoe
Der @Ianbe bereits 6erastig erifartt ia,
bob er aus iih feIbif oalern> tuadien
U. geoeiben fam. SIT IN einetn. 3ance, hoo
tatboliideairde idon einiser Maben
.erbreitet uao batfefen SUB gaa6t bat
4 IS Die Gufgabe Der oartn beFM,Iid:n
Rasbolttsn, bel ben mod nidbt Der Airde
l~ngesDrigen e~intuobnern ben tatb1Ii=
fes @lnubeti 81 perbreiten unb fie gn..s.