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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

candidates. AS it is. both his speeches
and editorials show lack of edu-
cation as well as brains, and would
lead one to infer that he is simply the
graduate of brothel.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

AFTER all it seems that the eontri-
button of Kansas City to the prohibit
ton national ticket is not appreciated.
Rumors are rife among theprohibition-
lists that DIR. Brooks is no mascot but a
hoo(ioO.-K. C.. News.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

Washburn college, at Topeka, Kan
sas, is easily accessible to all parts of
the state. The advantages which it
offers for the study of English, ancient
and modern languages, science, music,
painting and elocution, are unsur-
passed. The fall term begins Sept.
18th.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

If Lee II. Bowling. editor of the
Leader, was only half as good at elocu-
ton or writing rs he is at using black
guard adjectives in the Leader, he
might possibly assist the third party
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

The semi-annual apportionment of
the State school fund has just been
made. The school population of Lyon
coiinty is placed s,55l, and its appOr-
ionment is "a ,297.T8.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

New hats for street wear, also for
travelling, in straw and light weight
felts. l.. NJ. FLINT.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

S. G. Johnston, of Hartford, formerly
of Emporia, is in the city. Mr.. john
ston has recently sold out his large dry
goods and clothing store and is now
looking up new location.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

For SALE-Seventy acres of good
bottom land corn, on Dow creek, four
teen miles north of EmpOria. Inquire
of N. II. Lohse, Allen 2. o., Lyon
county.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

The city marshal asked that the ordi-
nance prohibiting peddling at and
around the depot be repealed. The
matter was referred to the committee
on police and license. Adjourned.
II. s. ALEXANDER,
City Clerk.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

A copy of a patent from the United
States Government to Thaddeus Walk
er, which had been lost, for the south
west quarter of section Is, township Is
range IL. was recorded yesterday by
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

THE democrats claim that Blaine is
the '.uncrowned king of the republi-
cans. and go them one better by having
a crowned king" in the person of jeff
Davis
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23
Children Cry for Pitchers castOria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, abe cried for Cassoria.
When abe became 1Giss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had children. ahe gave thsm cassorsa.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

The place 80 buy material for fancy
needle work, also stamping in many
new designs, L. NJ. ELINT.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

Eliza Moore. 1t bore the signature of
President James Buchanan and was
dated in 1858, and bears the Govern
ment seal.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

Buy the celebrated Farwell over
halls and jackets of Nj. Thomas s.
Sons, 425 Commercial Street.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

Announcement.
will be an independent candidate
for Trustee of Center Township at
the next coming election.
WILLIAM STEPHEN
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23
AmERIOUs NEWS.

ASIERICUs, Aug. 20.-George Booker,
brother of Mrs. D. G. Grinell, is out
from Jacksonville, Illinois, visiting.
D. T. McAuley has his residence pa
pered and ready for occupancy, on his
farm north of town. 1t is a new build
ing, just completed.
Robert Hall has just finished new
two-story stone building at Bushong.
Miss Smith, a former teacher in the
AmeRicus schools, visited friends in
this city Saturday and Sunday.
Several parties from EmpOria drove
up to this city yesterday, to enjoy the
ride and ''take in the town."
L. w. Sutton shipped three car loads
of stock to Kansas City yesterday. He
went with them. BURLoW.
At the old Henning stand l will sell
-four right down to bottom prices for
cash during the present hard times.
j. w. LEsH.
Buy your fresh meat and bologna of
Bircket & White at the old, reliable
city meat market, Americas.
Golden Belt flour. $I.15; 1. X. L.,
S1.1O; Per Sack. Tariff all off. Terms
positively cash. At Tressler 81. Low
rey'S.
Down THEY GO.-SeeTSucker suits,
ladies' black jerseys and a lot of chill
drens' calf shoes at ridicuOuSly low
price to close them out. Our stock OF
ladies' and childrens' fine shoes is large
and complete. Call and see MS at Glib
sons Pioneer Store.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

QUERY:-Will L. U. Humphrey &C
cept the challenge to meet Judge John
Martin on the stump.-DemO-
GRAFT.
Yes. On the same day and date
that Cleveland meets Harrison.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

Y AwRENcE BUSINESS COLLEGE ana
II 4 Academy. Largest, cheapest and best.
a 76- page illustrated catalogue sent free.
Address E L. IcIlraTy, superintendent, Law.
renee Kansas.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

See that you get supply of books at
Davies & Cunningham Emporia.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23
Furthar Particulars.


The telegram received by Sheriff
Worster from Topeka Monday evening
was no surprise to him, as he had been
told by KidWell that he was going
to entrap Harvey and the sheriff would
probably hear from him early in the
week. They were both brought to this
city yesterday handcuffed, but Harvey
had caught on to the trick and his de-
nunciatiou Of Kidwell was anything
but pleasant. He threatened to pay
him dearly for his trouble. Kidwell
was released on $500 bail. On Satur-
day night they proceeded to the farm
of H. L. Robinson, where Harvey
caught two horses in the pasture, Kid
well pretending he could not catch
them. They proceeded ten miles
farther up the road and stole two sad
dies and then proceeded northeast.
They stopped all night with Stanley, as
stated yesterday, and Kidwen told him
to hurry to Topeka and notify the au-
thOrities, which he did. Bert Harvey
has been living on Badger creek for
some time and has been mixed up in
several crooked deals in that neighbor-
hood.
Mr.. Robinson was notified last night
and in company with a Mr.. Hopkins
went to Topeka to-day to identify and
bring back the horses. The prelinlin-
airy trial OF Harvey is set for O'Clock
Friday morning.
The Topeka journal has the follow
ing statement concerning the action of
RidwoII. is-- :
Frank Kidwell is a man twenty
seven years old1,and is fairly well
known at Emporia. He prides him.
self on his ability as detective, but
appears to have no regard for honor
when in pursuit of his vocation and
probably thinks that There is no honor
among thieves''-or detectives either.
He received no compensation for his
trouble except the glory, if there is
any. and the assurances from Harvey
that he twill get even with him. It
is well enough for thieves TO be
captured, but the distinction between
the thief and the detective in this in
stance is rather small. The authori-
ties inIthiS city, Deputy Marshal Gard
liner and his assistants, deserve great
credit for the clever way in which they
managed their part OF the affair, which
was conducted in an honorable way,
but they denounce the actions of Kid
well, who proceeded to snare pre-
tended friend aud accompiice in the
manner in which he did.
Pursuant to cali by the committee
appointed by Ohio residents of Lyon
county, Kansas. meeting was held at
the court house, August 2lst, 1888. DIR.
r. B. McCandless was chosen presi-
dent and II. B. HUFFMAN secretary. 1t
was resolved to hold a basket picnic on
Saturday, August 18th. at David Tay-
lor's grove on West Sixth avenue. The
following committee was appointed to
notify all residents in their vicinity
who formerly lived in Ohio. and make
all necessary arrangements: Major E.
Brown, Captain VIM. Cochran. Captain
j. G. Watson, Hon. A. W. Plumb, A.
d. Chambers, Hon. Geo. johnson.
Frank Hawkins, L. G. TaIbert, Geo.
Wells, VIM. NJ. McCreary, Levi Dunn
bald, L. J. Price, DIR. r. r. McCand-
less, Il. Mellen, w. FL. Irwin, a. Muir
ray and John Allen.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT


Notice is hereby given, that on the Goth day
of August. A. ID. 1889, the undersigned was,
by the Probate court OF Lyon county, Kansas,
duly appointed and qualified as Executrix Of
the last will and testament of Peter Theodore
Held. late of Lyon county. deceased. All par
ties interested in said estate will take no
tice and govern themselves accordingly.
EMILE HELD. EXecutrfx.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23
Death os Ma Raoou.


Many of our citizens will remember
Miss Mae Bacon, the daughter of Mrs.
J. S. Richardson who formerly resided
in Emporia, and will receive with feel
ings of profound regret the sad news
of her death which occurred on Sun
day the 18th instant, at Fall Brook.
California. She died of consumption,
and her remains will be conveyed to
Springfield, Illinois, for interment in
the family burial grounds. Mae was
young lady whose sweet and amiable
disposition endeared her to all who
knew her. She had many friends
among the young people Of Emporia
and was always welcome guest in
whatever circle she appeared. Death
never removed from earth purer life
nor found spirit more perfectly pre-
pared to go.
''She died in beauty like the snow on fiow'rs
dissolved away
She died in beauty like star lost ON the
brow of day."
We enjoyed a visit this morning to
the carriage repository of Morris s. Ha-
german, at 1O3 and los East Fifth ave-
nue.. They have just received from
the east car load of buggies, Surveys,
carts and spring wagons, of the latest
and most approved styles. cap" Nor
ris is an old experienced carriage ma
ker and salesman, and those purchas-
ing buggies of the firm will receive the
benefit of his experience and square
| dealing. They handle the famous
Hutchinson buggy, and full line of
the Studebakers' work. One great adj
vantage in dealing with this firm is
that they will sell you new buggy at
rock bottom prices and take your old
buggy in exchange at a fair price.
They have already sold considerable
work and their prospects are good for a
heavy fall trade. If you want any
thing in their line, give the new firm a
| Aan
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

Lawns 3 cents a yard
at M. Thomas & Sons
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23
COUnclI PEOCEEDrHss.

COUNCIL CHAMBERS, August 20, 1888.
Regular meeting of the council.
Present Mayor Weaver in the chair,
and all the ccunciimen.
Minutes Of the meeting held August
6. 1888, were read and approved.
Your committee on gas TO whom
was referred the petition for an
electric light on the corner of Fifth
avenue and Merchant street, would
recommend that the petition be not
granted.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1888-08-23

New yarns at N. Thomas 6 Sons.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
Die fatb. S6ulbeb6roe Der 9t0s
eeie Ga GroTe, Wisc.,

5at ibren eriten Sabrssbsribt psr6fients
ltdt. Mus bemIelben 1T ert1tli1, bag
Die Oi0csis Ga grofe 8 S9uIbsbOrben bss
iitt, einen OiScsian S9ulrutb, befIsn
Brdiiosnt bsr bo9p'ite 8iI9of 1T unb beis
len Witglteber 8 priefer bss Bistbums
iiub; einen 8e3irfss S9ulratb, benz aIe
8fettoren bes bstreffenben Oiitritts anss<
b0ren, weIds Yfarri5ulen baben; enbIi9
2otal:S dulrdtbe, benen Der 9farrer Der
@emetnbe unb ioI1e fatb. 2atsu anseb0z
rem, wsI1sn cine CUTE, edit 9riitli9e grs
sisbuns Der beranua1ienben Susenb be-
ionbers am SsrSens liest. BON ben II
@emeinben Der Di6csis ga grofs babsn
sur 3sit 46 Yfarri3uIen; in 4 @emsinben
1T bic Grri9tuns BON 8farri9ulen In
naber Iusf9t. Die 46 Yfarridulen bss
8istbuus finb In 2aufe bes Sabres BON
5,572 &inbsru bsiu9t worben. Mls 9ebrs
trifte pur6en psruenbet 96 SrbensI1ues
fern unb 6 2aisn. Don ben SO Orbsnss
idusitsrn itn6 81 Srancistanerinnsu, 81
S1uIi9weitern BON Notre Dame aus
WtIuautse, Q st. Solspbs S5wsfern.
Die @rbaltuns Der Bfarridulen bat udb>
rsnb bss Sabres 1890 Dollars s~stOitet.
Sn isinsr 8santuOrtuus Der an i'm ss'
ti9tetsu 8ui3rift bss S~beri9ulratbs iast
bsr bo@w'ffe Biidof &iliun uon Ga grofe
trefisnb. bag bic Sdule bas Ser, elmer
isbsn Yfarrsemsin6e ist. Der Yrisitsr
mihe ftd Der S9ule p6uis biuseben, usnu
uniere bsranwa9isnbe Susenb serettst
wsrben iole. Die S9uIe iei fir bic @ss
meinbe. mas bas &inb fur bic SamiIis-
bic 9oifnuns BET 8utuuft. Gin isbr pabs
rer unb ri9ttser ausipru9, ber In eritsr
2tnie ~bieisnisen beberttsen ioIten, wsI9e,
anitatt Yfarri4ulen gu erridten, cine 9sss
sesen ibre beutidsameritanii9en @laus
bensbriiber beraufbei9w0ren unb bic &as
tboIiten Der usri9isbensu NationaIitdtsn
unb Spra9en, wsI9e bisber I'M S9attsn
bes Sternenbanners friebIi9 uebeneinans
Der sewobnt baben, In cine irii4sameritas
nti1e Spanasiade ifeden wonen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18
TIt'S SeusSauS.

Gs iinb uiebsr foIsenbe geitrase einss:
sansen:
ST. Ybil. Qeonartp, Nsu gort, $780, 90
81. Better, 81. g., $1,000; unb $3.50
BON ueri9ieoener Seite, aues bur4 bodw.
5rn. Conner coIsctirt; ST. Ssis S215.O5
ais Rsinertras ber einen 8o,leiuns tes
Or. 2isber IN Neu gort, (sinises itsbt
nod aus) !; Sr. Geo. Steinmsier, pitts:
burg $4,000; Gfarrtirde in ct. Yincent.
Ba., $31.OO; boaw. @r3.glbt, perionlid
$685. 90; ct. Soiep1's r1utsritItunss;
pereiu, Wineral Point. @is., $1,000
8ater Gutter, New Yort (nadtrdsIi9)
$1,000; Gso. &6sert, Rsw Orleans,
$3l.75 Gribsr i9on S6s. 75); ST. Sol.
&otb, 2ouisuiue, $l.00. - gins gouects
bat psriproben bo5p. gbriit. l1lri@,
8sbitsr, 81. g., unb bo@u. s. &esnerp,
gaitoa, Pa., ueripra4 einen perionli9en
8sitras BON wentsftens $500 nebif elmer
Goascte in ieiaer 3tr9e.
Gin fd5nss @si9eut bat ferner Der
ySbio 8aiIsnfreuub" in gusfi9t ssfeut,
inbem bic &anftanitalt ieines Waiienbau.
ies ben Iltar fir bas 2eo:Saus identen
MIL; unb omar iou bisier Iltar Elm tteines
&unftpert iperben, nit ben beiben 8atro>
men in 9~ebenssr6Bs, benz 81. Mi6asI unb
benz bI. GtapbaeI, nberen NationaIitdt ses
nib Niemanb nabe 81 trsten waSen pirS."
Ssrner Bat 5r. q. SaIstrit, &units
i5reiner in ROdsiter, ii5 ebsnfaas bic
Dimeni ionen Der .Rups4e seben %Iaiien,
neil aud sr Elm W6bsI fir bic Rapeus ans
fs,tisen MIL.
SER s. Steinbasler, jr., Tarniture,
gtew gorf, bat l Dutenb neue, ioItoe
Stib!e fir's 2sos6aus sei@sntt. = 8ir
f5nnen aufsr WObsln aud Qinnen unb
0oue sebrau@sn, als Eiias uno 8ettseas
ober Senitsruorbduse. 8icleidt fiuben
ii9 CUTE 2eute, bic uns aud berartise
Sa9en i6enten.
Rep. 3. &euIanb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18

9reiie Tsrslii6er 3unsel IN Con unb 6als
.uns melt i5er Der nidt, tatboIii9en itebt,
penu ite ntbt ausbrifli9 pom tatboIiI5sn
@laubsn unD fatboIil4er Dtoral banbeIt.
llnisre poIitif9en &atbotiten
bauteln serD5uli9 mad einem ni9t EO9e;
rem Dtabltab a!s Die Proteitanter. @ir
iebeu an ibuen benlelben WauseI an 9riu:
zip, on @spiGsubaftisteit, 0ts6ti6affsEs
belt, @emeiuiinu uno llneigenniitigteit -.
Die &atboItten conormtren
Su febr benz amerifaui;
i9en @eien. Gin iebr GROCER SbsiI
pou uus banst gu iebr an Der 8eIt, bat es
gu iebr barauf abseieben, in Der @sIt pors
pdrts 81 fommeu, bat gu uieI Reipsct Dor
ben &eidsn, uno firdtet ii4 'au iebr Dor
Der Irurutb. @ir ssben 81 u;el Grf ben
S5sin uno bas @eprdnSe, tno 81 be-
orgt, NIT ben Seinben I'M e.
Ter Religion auf sutcm SuSe
~ teben, nnb au mpinblt9
9 bic Weinun9, pel3s bic
Ri3ttatboliten pom uns o.
beu....8i t6nnen nt5t IN bic
Subelrue unierer f~atbolis
8riber ober unierer
utdttatbolti9 2aubsIeute
e n # imm n, weI3e m~eineu, es
sebe IIles re9t gut"
Die Woral ron benz &ttiteI III fur, Die:
Nur ais game unb enti6iebene
&atboltten f0nnet mir IN bic 8er5dltnihe
bisies 2anbeS iesensrei9 einsreifsn. Oa:
BEL fol- man ii5 a5er uidt pou Der amettz
fanii5sn Gturm 1utb nit fortretBen lafen.
Oieies BADEN mir beutId:ameritdnii6e
&atbOIitsn au1 iousit einsebaIten. lin
san3s unb f. &atboIiten beransus
bilbea, 5aben bic bsuti9 samsritaniIden
&atboIiteu iiberau gut seIeitete tas
tbolt d 8 arr9ule etngeri4;
tet. Dag ie nt6t pom Der vamerttants
i6sn StrSmung" NIT fortse,ifen werben,
ii3 ntdt su iebr, wie DR.. 8rouuicu es
ausbritt, benz amsritanii9en Wsien con;
formiren, bafir iorst bic oebiesene, a t.
5 N d 3 rte beut3e Gr5tebunss;
weiie. Dag mir aber bann ni5t bernie,
tiid uns abidIisBen, ionbsrr AUDI einen edit
tatboIii1en ginfuB auf uniere 9anbsleute
ausbbsn burd 2duteruns Der 6ffentlider
Weinuns, pie DR.. 8ropnion es uiiui9t,
bafir ioDteu uniere &atboIitentag {
iorsen. limb mas ~uuieren Yatriotismus
anssbt unb bic &enntuiB ber enalii9en
Spruas, 10 muB man einen ftOrenben
Wansel ooer 9runbidsli9e Suridusiiuns
uns erit nod beweiien.
vSaule, Saule, quid me per
Sc queris?" Warum perfolst man
uns2 8snu mir uns ni6t idIantpss unb
alIspsss .auleritanifren", ionSern nod
etpas Oeutidtbum uns reieruiren molten,
10 babsn mir uuiere suten @rinbe. 4mes
rttaniftren beiBt Brote a n;
tiitren - Autos epha, CT Or.
Brownion) BATS 9eagt.
WoIumbta.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-12-18

Daber iummert Der fraujOti4e ySru'
Der" peiter: rRie pieuei5t babsn unisre
maurerii6sn Beb0rben elm 10 traurtses
9iLo sspd3rt Gals ieSt). Die @anoluns
gen Der mobernsn @sisuidaft in Yolittt,
9oltspirtbi9aft uuo 0ifenidaft MAIDEN
iberau tbrsn aufOisuoen @tnllB selteno,
in Der ni9tsmaurerii5en wte in Der maures
ridden @elt. Cine alte @eIt bri5t 3us
iammen unb cine neus lit i'm gntfeben.
Die fran,6Ri9s Waursrei sebt In bieiem
Queenbltte elmer Rrtiis entge9ea, weI9e
bur9 innsre 8orsause einen bsbrO9li4sn
gbaratter er5d!t &C."
Die lesten etrpas buntIen 8orte bsbirs
fen elmer Gttldruns. Die r8rilts" IN
Srantrei9 1T betanntli9 Der 8oulansiss
mus. Nun aber baben bic Sreinnanrer 81
9ariS i'm Sabre 1887 ben Soulanser IN
I3t unb Nbsra5t ertldrt. sic b1ben
bieisn 9ei5luS guar I'M usr9angenen sep;
TENDER pieosr aufseboben, aber 9ei5e5es
neg lift ii9 ni9t unsei5eb.n MAIDEN.
uno 70 erparten oenn bic fran5ofi5en
S9urSfeatrdser Elm ooer swei bIaue Iusen,
uenn SouIanser an bic Spite bss Staas
tes tommt.
Sa ber Se~rspeifans erIisB Elm 8ariier
Sreimaurerc!ub Elm Rlinhl9reiben, bas
ni5ts q sringsres anitrebt, ais ben rabitas
len Sp5iolismus: Die 6raumaurer ioLIen
cine 4ctionsmaurerei sriinoen, UNI bic ios
siuliitids &spubIit 3u srlnSen unb BITE
ganbe Snbuitrte 5u uerltdallt1en. Us muB
melt setommen iein, penn man su iol9en
duberiten, uerswsifsltsn MitteIu sreifsn
muB, I'M ni5t gu usrfntsn. Dies tann
iebr Isi5t Der Qnfang pom @nbe ietu;
benin bic Belibenoeu in Srantrei6 laIen
i9 ni9t ic obne Weiteres bas Sell iiber
bic Obrsn sieben.
@as nun ben usrspsifslten 3aitano Der
beut9en Sreimaurerei betrtfft, 10
i&reibt Der Br... Sjnbel, es iei In Osuti5s
lamb seraosio ME in Grantrei4.
Die Sranfurter @roslose v3um etlets
tii9sn 8unbs" iammert ibsr ben vGrnf
Der 3sitsn", b. b. barber, baB es i'm 9ss
bsimbunbe ni4t u,sbr tlappt unb Iues aus
benz Seine sebt. - SnnerbaIb bes S4ots
t~enrttus, In BET BerItner v@roBsu 2dnoess
lose pon 0euti9lanb", beitebt slei4faus
llnsinisttit, Nsisuns su elmer maurerif9en
&suoIutioa, Juno b!i ben Ietten Sisunsen
CAB ss Stauoal: es resnet 4ntlasen unb
llnteri@isbuusen. Die 9auptsefabr i4etnt
Surd 9tit!cbunsen po!ttii9er Natur su
brob.u."
Sftn5ar 1T bus Carbohydrate aud in
bic sroBs 2anbe8IOse ~seorunsen, 10 oaB
9tsuBti5 gonferuattue, 2Iberale unb sorts
fdrittlsr, tros 8intslmaB unb S9ur5feu,
sinanbsr in ben 9aaren liesen.
Oas gerIinsr @,oSIosenorsan Buns
besblatt" b.inst In benz eben eri9ienenen
10. Ssfts ibsr bic sesenudrtise Gage ber
Sreimaursrsi" dbnIi9e Notbrufe, BITE vbeuts
i9e Rau,euei fsbe our Belt Dor eineua ent'
ideibenbeu Wsnbepuntte", iowobl I'M Sns
nern ais mad auBen.
&urs, es tra1t BET ben Sr%eiuaurern tn
allen Sasen. @ie LANCE wirb ber Wtumz
msni9au3 fur bic srOBen &inbsr nod
bauern2
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Sreim amrerii1e Sers,pethum8.
OaB Der maurerii9e @ebeimbunb bert

DAP Der u,aurerii9s 9sbsimbunb berss
ab ssbt, ffsbt un3wsifeIbaft fef.
Sour In Stalien BAT CT nod gebeutuns,
neil Der be-ribmte @rispi In Nqem unb
aqem mad benz Wuui9e Der 2oas banbeIt.
aber AUDI ba erwa1t NIT iebem Gage mebr
bic @ntriiituns iibsr ben plumpen, Sroben,
ridfi9tsIoien unb tprannii9en affen bss
bsuti9sn &si9stan5lers. Ser Wann tam
balo srfabren, baB ss pom gapitoIe suu,
tarpeii9en SsIisn III ueuise S9ritte fiub.
A%uffalIenb fnb bic maurerii9en gers
3psi~ fuussrufe iiber bas nabe gnbe bes
Bunbss tn Srantrei9 unb Deuti5lanb.
Dir sntnebmsu bic folsenben Insaben Der
SinbsIidsn vgaubltte", Rr. At, pom II.
Ropembsr, 9. 37s {.
Sn Srantrei9 ieufst Der 8r... Sus
bert, 9erausseber ber vGbaiue b'llnion",
(9unbsststts), tn einem 2sitartitel iiber
bic Gage: vgtsaei9t tsin anbsrer .3eits
punt wsiit fiir BITE fran36Iide Sreimaures
rel eineu 10 entmutbisenbsn 3uitanb Der
9inss auf unb ioI@e Ebatia9sn, wel6e
NIT ben maureriiden lleberlieferumsen bres
dsn." Sang sepiB, bas @SrtsrsstlinseI
Der 9ose, BITE 9umanitdt, IuffIdruns,
Weinunssfreibeit, bas Sori9sn mad pers
meintlider Wabrbeit, bic 8rubsrlisbe, bic
9ebeimtbuerei unb sessnieitise 9srbimmss
lung ftnb tetn R6ber msbr gum @impsIs
fanSe; bic alien Sprl9lsin lodsn feinsn
9unb mebr bintsr benz Sfsn bsrpor. 9is
3sitsn fnb gu rsaIifii9 seworben fir fol-
4es 8eus.
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Sic Suoens8 efabr.
Gum Gbriiteni6us,
gti6t Suoentrus.
8sfdbrlider GinfluB Der jiibiidsn GrOBs
rlQtlt.

gNDI sSuoeIlltuS.
8sfGbrlider GinfluB Der jiioiidsn GroBz
madt.
Sn nm erem Sabrbunbert wieberbolen
Ii6 bic Subentrawaqe, acknowledgment
unb Subeufrasen senau ME in allen fris
beren Sabrbunberteu. Oas tommt baber,
neil bic Msni5sn, @briiten iowobl aIs
sSubsn, nod INNER bieielben ftnb.
Cine isbr Iebrrei5e SuSsnuerfOIsuus
bilbet bic rumdnii9e, wel4e por 3wan3is
sSabrer bssann. Die IiberaIen Staatsn
@uropa's unb amsrita's m6sen aus bers
IeIbsu eine bsiIi fame 2ebre i96pfen. Seit
60 Sabren mar &umanien tolerant, Iibes
raj, isbr liberal; Oh aus S9wa9bsit obsr
aus Briu,ip bleibt bier sIei9siltis. @s
aswabrte ni6t Bios &slisionsfrsibstt, ions
bern aud RslisionssIeidbeit, Yaritat ber
@ulte. Die Suben prieien unabIaifs ben
Sorti6ritt, bic Tolerana, bic garitat Der
Suite als bic unsrldBli9e Bebtnsuns Der
irbil9en @oblfabrt. &umdnien wurbe
baIb bic 8uilu9t aaer Suben, bic aus
wsnissr libsraIsn 2anbern bortbin einpans
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SER tennt, ebrpAr5ise griber, Die 3s;ts
uerhiltniKe. Iuf Der etnen Seite ftno bic
Meeni6sn pon elmer unbdubiseu 9sisuutb
S~eiesit, aui ber aabern Seite ersiebt fi4
sin StrOm i9ls3ter S4riften. IS tam
taunl sei9iloert werben, weI4en S4aoen
bisie testdsIt5 BEN Sitten nnb Der &elis
siou suTasen. Darum icib eifris barauf
6eba9t, bur5 Bitten unb grmabnen uno
auf anbere @siie bic 9ldubisen bon ienea
unlautern Quslen fernsubalten unc iie su
bs6srn gu fibren. Sebr niisli4 ptrb es
iein, penn unter eusrer Iuffi5t unb 2ets
tuns Gasesbldtter eri9eiusn, pel4e benz
BON alien Seiten bareersidten Site 3eits
semds sntsesenpirten, unb bic Wabrbeit,
Eusenb unb ReIision i5assn.
Geo XIII. an bic portusiefiiden SiidDfe.
1856.