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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08
THE SATURDAY STAR.
A Paper That WIN TEEN With Read
able and Timely Features.

Tomorrow's tvelve-page SrAR win have many
timely and readable features. It viii contain
the second installment Of Frank r. stockton's
bright serial, "The Stories Of the Three Burg
lars" published mere exclusively in The STAR,
besides many other attractive articles pre-
pared especially for this issue. Beginning with
the opening of the Catholic centennial cele-
brstion in Baltimore Sunday, the events Of the
coming week. ending with the dedication of
the Catholic university in this city on Wednes-
day, will be of great general interest, but of
especial import to the Catholics OF this city
and archdiocese. STAR writers and STAR artists
have been employed in presenting in an inter-
csting way the salient points of the great cele-
bration. and the results Of their work will be
given tomorrow. Besides the articles devoted
to these special topics The STAR will have the
usual attractions which make 1t so welcome
visitor in the home circle Saturday night and
cover with fullness all the news of the day up
to the hour of going to press. The list of
features of tomorrow's paper comprises the
following:
THE CATHOLIC CENTENNIAL: Mat
tiers OF interest concerning the great celebra-
ton to open In Baltimore Sunday. illus
trated)
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY: A de-
scriptiOn of the institution which will be
formally opened in this city next week. I'll
lustrated.)
THE STORIES OF THE THREE
BURGLARS: The second installment of
Frank Il. Stockton's bright serial. illus
trated.)
WHERE IDEAS ARE WEIGHED: The
Office where Uncle Sans representatives
pass on the claims of inventors. illus
trated)
FORTUNES IN REAL ESTATE: Citi-
zens of Washington who pay taxes on large
amounts OF real property.
GEN. ORDwAY'S HEADQUARTERS:
Sketches in the building where the affairs of
the national guard are directed. Qllus-
tratedJ
LADY PAUNCEFOTE AT HOME: The
British minister and his family; their
roundings at the British legation. illus
trated)
THE SPEAKERSHIP CONTEST: Men
from whom the successor to Mr.. Carlisle will
be selected. IllustrGted)
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN HO-
Tells: Mr.. Geo. C. Boldt writes of the diff
ferences between the systems ON the two con-
tinents.
OCTOBER AT SEA: A STAR correspond
ent tells his experience on TRANSATLANTIC
voyage In the month OF head winds.
ATTRACTIVE HOMES: Suggestions for
pretty effects in table decoration. with
especial reference to the six-o'clock tea.
BUYING; AND SELLING LAND: Facts
and gossip OF interest concerning real estate
and projected improvements.
HOME MATTERS: Helpful suggestions for
house keepers and hints for the pantry,
kitchen and dining room.
GOSSIP FROM GOTHAM: Glimpses of
men and things in the Metropolis through
the eyes of a STAR correspondent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08
THE COURTS.

CncuIr CoURT.-Judqe Montgomery.
Today-Wescott d Wilcox agt. Luersou; vol
untary non-suit. American imp. cement COM
pany agt Wheatley; Rayner ct al. agt Fisher;
Eagle pencil company agt. same; Fisher ct al.
agt. same, and Frank Il Aker agt Kaufman;
judgments by default.
EQUITY CoURr-J,tdge Cor.
Today-Hill agt. Hutchins; leave to am end
bill granted. Jackson agt. Ashford; FRO con-
fesso. O'Brien agt. O'Brien; do, and refer
ence to NJ n. Richardson to take testimony.
In re. Aloysius Tuohy, Ellen Southland and
Josephine Dunlop; writs de lunatico ordered
to issue. Shryock agt. Tuohy; demurrer of
Tuohy overruled. German agt. Montgruffo;
sale notified nisi. Dickinson agt. Dickinson,
testimony ordered taken by @. Ingh. Cook
agt. Mclean; exceptions to auditors report
overruled. Woodland agt. McEuen; auditor 8
report modified and confirmed. Iddlns agt.
Iddins; W. Z. Edmonston appointed guardian
ad Item.
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Buyer returned from New York Wednesday morning,
bringing some big bargains.
The following are o few-we have whole depart
ment full of others:
1000 punches of real Ostrich Black Tips, 3 in a
bunch worth ESQ., and attempted to be sold less
than that.
SPECIAL PRICE 800 BUNCH
lot OF All-s1k Moire Crown Edge Ribbons, every
desirable shade for either dress trimming or fancy
work. 20c. and more was the price
SPECIAL 14c A YARD
Two styles of Children's Plush Caps in 3 piece or
round corners trimmed in either plush and silk bow
or silk pompons; worth 81 i o and %
SPECIAL PRICE sec. EACH
Very best French Felt Hats. in large and small
shapes. Turbans. English Walking or Large Flats
worth 81. 25 to S1.6S.
SPECIAL PRICE S1c EACH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08
SPECIAL PRICE SIC. EACH.
ZEE W W W ZEE RRR Y
JEr W W " W EE + RRnRYyY
JJJ ZEE w EEE LII r Y

We would call your attention to the large and varied
line which we now showing, consisting of Solid
and Imitation Goods. Prices should be compared
with others; you'll a vast difference then Quality
in most instances much higher with US than you will
find at the same prices Jewelry il another article
which is very to be deceived in. Everything with
us is just represented; We don't say sterling when
mean imitation, IA ks when it is plate
The following are a few examples only:
l4-karat Gold Lace and Scarf Pins ut So SO 25,
1928. 1915, $3.50. Higher, also cheaper ones, but
We mentioned small lot purchased by very low
and sold accordingly.
Real Shell Hair Ornaments from Zoe upward,
We are showing the most reasonable line Of Real
Shell goods that you will be able to find anywhere
REAL SHELL SIDE COMBS II AND 23c. EACH
STERLING SILVER PINS. 80. rs. CSC, SI25,
81. So &c.
A large line of Sterling Silver Side Combs, Hair Pins,
Necklaces, Bracelets, &c.
A line of Sterling and 14-karat Gold Pins newest
designs, worth s4.75. Special price s2.4s each
We also have special in Nickel Watch with dials
| Of fancy shapes. worth $3.50. For 81. 9S each.
BRACELETS OF ALL KINDS.
Gold plated Bangles, % and 4sc.
Sterling Cut Silver Bangles, 25c., worth 5Oc
Int. Cut Silver Bangles, row, 13c. each
Int. Cut Silver Bangles. 8 rows, SOC each.
Lock Bracelets in plated and sterling silver Prices
very low for quality
The prettest patterns attsinable in Imitation Goods
at prices that will surprise you.
SOLID GOLD RINGS. hundreds Of patterns, Csc.
EACH.
We now showing big bargains in Leather Goods.
especially in POCKET BOOKS, PURSES and Chate-
laine Bags. not attainable when these are gone.
Csc. ooze Chatelaine Bags. oxidized trimmings,
leather lined, Doc.
sl.35l Velvet Chatelaines leather lined, different
style of frames, S5c. each.
sl75 ooze Chatelaine Bag, 81 10 each.
Real Seal and Mountain Goat Chatelaine Bags e. as
each.
Fine Pin Seal Chatelaine Bags, extra fine trim
| mings. worth S3.2o, Tor 81 SO each.
And large line Of Leather Goods many styles At
prices as high as you wish to spend.
Rig bargaius In Purses md pocketf,oob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08
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We have just opened 20 pieces of 10-inch STRIPED
MORE PLUSHES. In all desirable shades. Make
handsome Dress Trimmings Combination Suits and
extensively used for ART work. These Goods have
never been sold for less than 80 yard BY OF
the ups and downs of trade enabled offer
them for S1.lo yard remarkably low price. See
the display i'll one of the windows.
We are also Offering lot of lS-inch Colored and
Black Striped Pushes, which were 81 yard
FOR Csc. AYARD
We have just received entirely new and excellent
values in DRESS GOODS Of all descriptions There
is nothing stylish in Dress Materials which we
don't show, and at prices on which will
than enough TO buy Innings and buttons Quite Ill
item, don't you think!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08
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sBfs "A "a I : M%%M ssss
BBB A UU N N N ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
9TH. sTH AND STREETS

The stock is at present complete in this department.
We are showing as fine line of Handkerchefs in de-
Signs, quality and prices you will find ywhere
Handkerchief is article which takes expert
to judge the quality of. A DC. Handkerchief may
look well as 25c. one. SOC like 75c. one,
and so up to the highest grades. Therefore you
must to great extent, take the merchants word for
what is what 1t is needless for to mention to you
that represent NOTHING that is not i'll every re-
sTect Just it is. We've been in business i'll
Washington long enough for you to find that out.
In HANDKERCHIEFS showing the best
values attainable at ?ny price. Among them some
SPECIAL" things, which We will endeavor to point
out to you.
We bought an immense lot of cheap Handkerchiefs,
which have divided into parts and will be sold
at the following prices:
FOR Ozone lot worth up to 1oc. each all and
pretty patterns.
FOR 1Oc.-A lot Of new and good designs, wor tn
every bit of 15c. to 2oc.
line of Ladies' White Hemstitched Initial Hand
kerchiefs new, pretty lettering all Linen.
Soc. EACH-3 FOR ST.
Excellent values for the price: put up six in q box
And Fine Embroidered Handkerchiefs, in White and
Colors for as high price you want to spend.
JAPANESE SILK HANDKERCHIEFS
We have ade very advantageous purchases in these
goods and are showing unusual values in all grades
Ono line of Plain Jap. Silk Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs. 20 and 3oc each, worth much more.
EXCELLENT VALUES FOR 80, IS, 10 and 9Oc. in
Japanese Silk Initial Handkerchief
Don't forget us when you want anything in Hand
kerchiefs. 1t is article have many Of
and a. present when the department is attractive with
many bargains, Is good time to buy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08
WANTED--ROUSES.

WANTED GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WILL TAKE
w Charge of Furnished House for Use of One or
Two Rooms. for parties leaving city, best references
Address III, Star Office. nS-2t'
WANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE WITH LARGE
w Lot; price not to exceed $4,000: owner to deal
with preferred. Address KIT, Star office. ns-3t'
WANTED-A GOOD BRICK ROUSE IN NORTH.
w west part of city for about $1,000 Location must
be desirable. Will make good cash payment If suited
nS-3t j. b. WINNER, 1913 4 stn.w.
"ANTED-BY FISH MILLER. 1918 + NV
w &c Rent Unfurnished by the Year, q Neat Con-
venient House with about IL Rooms bet 9th and 9th
ana u ana M SITS. NV matt
WANTED-NoTICE TO OwNERS-FOR IMME-
w diste purchaser, Houses In good locality NV
House in fashionable part Of city, not more than
$4,000 for season. To Rent: Our supply of houses
ranging from 80 to $3.50 per mo- is rapidly dimin-
ishing We should be glad TO hear from OWNERS de
SIZING to rent their houses. RIrTENHOUSE GUN
NELL Adams Building, 1885 + ST. NV. oclp-lm
WANTED HAVE SEVERAL IMMEDIATE
w Purchasers for Desirable Six, Seven and Eight
room Houses in all parts Of the city Owners desiring
to sell at once will do well to place such property
my books. L. STARGARDTER, 6l3 / 5tn ST. n. W.
oc29-lm
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS BY A MARRIED COUPLE;
w no children; for light housekeeping; references
given and required. Address BOXWOOD, Star office.
nS-3t'
"ANTED-LADY DESIRES SMALL HEATED
w Room Furnished or Carpeted; occasional use OF
psrior; state lowest price. Address LII, star
office. nS-ots
WANTED-BY A COUPLE WITH ONE CHILD, 8
~ Unfurnished Rooms tor Light Housekeeping;
state price Including heat and must be moderate
Address d. b. F., Star office n7-2ts
WANTED-BY THREE ADULTS, THREE UN-
furnished Rooms on second floor for light house
keeping heat in room and bath. References.
Address, giving all particulars Mrs. XII, Star Office
MIST
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN !AND WIFE. TWO
w or three UNFINISHED Rooms: moderate rent !;
west OF Vermont ave. and north of Pennsylvania
near DE Sales St. If possible Address J.M.J.. Star
Office most.
WANTED-IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY,
w Rooms, furnished and unfurnished Our novel
troduced in Washington Room RENTING PAIs-
L0RS, I'll q St. NV uf-6ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08

r,cAraoIlc C>srxss... .srrfHoRr-Rousp
asif rIexErs si.so VIA fExrsrsSAsna RAN
load, pennsyi aria rai,roadl Win sell
r.s sna ~ tickets to baltimore at the re1 uced
inclusive. ""'eino
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08
FOR RENT-OFFICES

DOR RENT-DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS, WITH
steam neat anu elevator service, in the Lehman
pmloihe, l4Zo N.Y. ave. A. l. COUMBE,
Ao-ln l425 NY. ave.
ITOR RENT-DESK ROOM FOR RENT IN LARGE
Il roomy front office first floor
nS-In W. HOPKINS q CO., 1920 St NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08

Baltimore Anarchists Going to Celebrate
A program has been issued for q celebration
in Baltimore OF the anniversary of the hanging
of the Chicago anarchists. 1t is long and
violens IL closes as follows: Anarchists. the
day has arrived for paying homage to your
s Sa TO brand your enemies, to promul-
gse your IDEAS sdgance the struggle, to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08

He WAS CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING TO OUTRAGE
WHITE SCHOOL GIRL AND CONFESSED HIS
GUILT-THE JAIL ENTERED BY sTRATEGY-THE
PRISONER STRUNG UP WITHOUT TINE To PRAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08
FOR RENT--STORES

NOR RENT 3 FINE LARGE STORE, CENTRAL
Il location, adjoining New Lincoln Hall and near Pa
ave. Call and see it at AIS 9th II. ocl7-lm.
NOR RENr-FINE STORE, 2l3g III ST NV
Il suitable for any kind OF business. Rent Al . 81
per month Inquire OF Owner, New Hampshire
ave. and IL st W. noIIInts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08

NOR SALE-A SMALL STOCK OF GEOCERITS
IL which will sell Tor a small price Good rlI-e -
business. Cheap rent ApTuy TO HENRY My CT
9TH and SITS. ~ >.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-08

CoNnIsSIQNER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY sraTF
Nh ne 11Sgns9ry. Eotaiy and q. & Commts.ioner.
soSnE oAAAAS ASxA q NV In Once Srom \ m
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18

1T ibr n~otbpenSiser, ais benz 2eibe bic
Speiie. Denr tpie ber Meni9 BET Der
f~rditisaen Nahruns nidt geiuno blsi5en
fanr, tpeun ibm bic frilae, refine 2uft
entaosen wiro, 10 mub AUDI oas itbers
natiirlihe 2eben Der Seele bertimmern,
.pst,n ibr Die btmmIifde 9uft bes Gebes
tes feblt. II3eit bsten hetBt aaio in
Der Grade @pttes lebea uno bur9 bic
CUTE Meinans az unf're Berfe gu &C.
Bette abeln l.nb beiligen. Wes In Der
2iebe NIT @Dtt bereiniet lit urb In Der
Mbliht @Dtt gu e9ren ar feine 0ano'
lungen psrri@tet, Der oerbleibt I'm int.
msrndbrenben @ebete. I'm bteien Sc
betsgeif tebenbis In uns su erbalten,
iperoen tuir uns nidt bamit besnleen,
Bel BET Morsenaaoadt bic quite Utei-
nuug su MAIDEN, ionbern mir tperoen
inns aud bsireben, Diters I'M Sage bic.
ieIbe sa erneuerr unb bei paHenoen Sc.
~lesenbeitsn burh Elm Stossebet infer
6er3 naa Oben gu rihten. guf oieie
@eife !pitb unier @anbel I'M 6immet
iein (Nbtl. 3, 2O.L nir tpanaeln Dor
Soft uno tperoen nolfommen iein uno
beilig.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
ct. Yaul @runbeisntbum

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Strabe, bat berldiebene fhDne Geitoens
@runbfade in Der stabt, tpelde er
serne sesen ionitise bilise 2Ots pertau=
iaen mDhte. @enn ibr @rumoeigens
|tbum perfaufen pber taufen tpplt, tper=
bet ibr iebr tpobl tbun bei ihm borsu=
ipreden.
gu perfaufeu pber su pertamf6en.
Gin General Merdanbile u1o 6arm=
MaIdinerie= @eiadft init 8rid Store
rnb elmer 2ot; bas @efddft Fat eine
grobe uno INNER tpadienbe beutihe
5armer aunoidaf, ebenfaas Elm 8rid
Wpbnbaus nebif 2 2pts. &aufsbebinz
srnsen leidt pber gu pertauiden sesen
fpnltises gutes @runbeigentbum. Dit
ges Gisentbum III in elmer be- @prltdb=
te ct. 9auls selesen, Bios cine fur3e
strede bon Der Stabt. Wegen Ndbes
rem uenbe man fi4 an Den .Banosrer'
ct. Saul.
= 8iQis fit baar poer 9als unb
Got IN SauIh Elm 9ptel unb Soft.
haus liter Glafe nit so grDben ausz
geifatteten 3irnmern, CUTE Gage uno
ftets aneefiilt nit &off9dngern. 3ims
nter perrenten fIr $3.50 Bis $500 Die
@pde.
2ots auf Mrlinston 6ias nabe Stra=
Benbabn, r1unatlide 3ablung. Seine
Cots an Martiil StraBe unb ct. Mn=
tbonb Mpenue. 2eihte 8eoingungen
fin folhe, rie baien uDlen. 9duier
unb Cots IN alien Tbeilen Der 5tabt
biaig irnb Ieidte Beoingungen. giele
Sauihperfaufe an 9anb. 8eiudt nns.
81. anuton & 60, 100 Sf Ute
StraBs.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18
Die gebeiIi8te Vaftemseit.
6 eb E I.


Seiliset 9uf urt ieb
beilig. Ger. 20, ~
SIN @sbste bes 9errr. tperben pir
unterridtet unierer @ebete. Gbriffus
Iebrt uns, I'M tras tpir ibn bitten iolen.
uno Naes, uas tpir fir 2eib uno Seele
beoItfen, 1T tm 8ater TIMER entbals
ten.
Sie eri1e unb ale anberen umfaHenbe
8uts lit Die &urbgebuns unIers Mun.
fhes unb unierer 0erssnsseltnnrtng, bab
Der Same @pttss sebetltet tpsroe. @pt,
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S@5pfung SIN preiieu uno perberrs
Ii@sn bic bDhIfe @Fidt unb beilieite
Nufga5e Der rerniinftigen @ei9Dpfe.
Me bieSes aber unisre 0auptbei hditis=
une auf Grhen 1T, 10 tpiro es einit l%tnIere
Selieteit I'M 9immel iein. Sieie si err
larssr urb iene au poQbrinsert, n,uB 10.
nit Der itsts @esenifano unIerer Bitten
isiu. Dubsr fleben mir, bab @ottes
&ei6 rus sutonme uno Sem 3. Miae
geIdebe. Die etpisen un5 pabren @is
fer mi7en ben 8orrane baben 1T un1srn
@ebeten ; iie biloen bas ein1ig Nptbwen.
biee, mas mir erhittsn iplen, unS mas
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fpIhsm @sbet Der 6err iein @cblge=
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beiEt gbriitns u,s beten, l,rb biirfen hi.
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bon @ott ~beeebrea. Stbod Inn bieis
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unsspeiie Bitten, inipfern lie ben Gin.
1bmansen bes Merb6hften niht tpiber:
reben tnb unierm GeeIsnbeiI nidt su,
tuiber fnb, tpesbalb infer @ebet I'm
setli@e Sesnungen tets besleiiet Ieir
maB nit ber @rsebune in @oites 81,
28iaen.
Nidt aqein far ii@ ieIbif mus bel
@eni4 beten /; benu Der GrlbIer lsbrI
inns iassn: @atsr TIMER, unS fsrne,
beist es niht: eib mir, ionoern eib ,ras
has tdslide 8rOo, unb pereib uns uniert
G@loen. SIS eebt baraus berpcr, Saf
wir beten miihen fiir ale MsnI@eu
Sue ftnb fe Ierufen, ais &inbsr @cttes
nit un3 4ntbeil su baben. @Gein bi,
8sroamtnieu fino Ron uniern @ebeter
ausseidlchen, icnf mii6en mir better
fir MIs. icpobl 2ebenhe aIS @etifor.
bsne. Der apofel ermabut baber, uoaf
rur allen Dingen 8itten, Gebste. Saa'
Bitten, Gantia9ulsen seideben ftr al,
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wOHlsefdlIis pOr Soft, unierm Qeilono
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@ebt LIT Elm @stt Der seifI;hen @arm.
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fduloet fnb. 8ie mad @pites @ebDI
bon Der 9iebs Nismano BARI aisssi9loi,
fen iein, cbeaiCusnig bon unisrm Sc
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-18

BET, netGes cine 8etbdtteung Der 2iebe
1T. Iusbridlid bsfieblt Der 9err: sd
aGer iase eu@: liebet cure Seinbe, tbat
@uteS Sener, bic eud baHen, unb hetet
fir bic, tuelae eud berfplsen uno per'
leumoen." (Mattt. s. AZ Sebod
ruie bas @ebpt Der 2iebe, 10 1T auh Die
@etpfidtung bes Gebetss ftrenger isnen
8erionen Seseniiber, init bener pir
burd bic 8anbe Der 8ertpanbtIhaft pSer
Treunoidaft rerbunbea itnb, pber i'm
I Sale, baB bas @ebet als cine Scribe
rung Der Danfbarteit poer alS pflittmd=
Btees geiflides Mlmoien an3uieben 1T.
Stelen mir uns bic Srage, no mir
beten iollen> 10 1T es einleuhtenb> bab
mir an alien Orten su @ptt beten fDnz
men, tpeil ST uberaa sesentpdrtig 1T.
@ir baben nidt nbtbie, tpenr mir uniere
8ittge1ube an ben Oberberri9er rihten
tppQen, cine tpeite Settle al,sutreten, INN
GinlaB l1ns gu bemlben unb lange s1
tparten, Bis mir 3utritt erbalten. Soft
1T ntbt fern bon einem sSsoen aus l1,s F.;
bem In Sbm leben mir u,o betpesen
mir nns unb iinb mir. Mpgeid. II.
80 ueberaa teftloen mir ,lns i'm
9aule bes 8aters, uno st lit iiets Be,
reit, uniere @iinihe gu n~ernebmen.
Die sanse Sdbpfuns 1T iein Gempel,
urs uftler 9er3 Der Mltar. Die1en taunf
bu an ieoen Srte aifldlagen. Obeleid,
BIZ beine &nies niht benseff, nidt an
oeiae 8rult f4ld9it, beine 6drbe nidt
gum 6tmmel erbebeit, tpenrt nur bein
6erS ppr 9iebe brernt, balf BIT Elm BOIL
tpmmenes @ebet perrihtet. So fannf
Su betet auf benz @ese, beten in beiner
8erffdtte fitenb, beten lelbif Bel ben
niebri9ffen Mrbeiten. 9enn @ptt nimmt
nidt anf ben Srt Gidiiht, ipnoern for
bert riir> Gtnes, ein marines 6ers uno
cine entbaltiame Geele. Ser 81. 9au=
lis lag erlaDpft I'M &erter unb betste
eifriS. Gsedias setete NIT Ssnbrunit,
ba ct auf Dem &~ranfenlaser eruattet
htngelfredt par. Ser Gddder bina
alis9eipannt am Sreuse uno perbients
fid curd penise Mprte bas 6immel=
reid. Seremias betete su @ptt i'm
Sdlamme ftedenb uno In Der @rube,
Ganiel mitte, ltnter bea 2Dtper, Sonas
logan i'm gaude bss Slides; uno lie
Iae tpenbeten burh ibr @ebet Die brp=
benoen llebel al uno fanosn grbDrz
Jung.
ueberaG fnbef bu Soft, hoo bu Sbu
iudeif ; iiberaa antportet Gr Dir, no hu
Sbn anreoef; iiberaa iegnet St bid,
no on I'M Seinen Ge1en bittsif."
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r1ebr gsiGlst gu ieirL UNI nit mebr
Snniefsit uno 4ubadbt beten Az f5nnen.
ramentli9 gum b.tradtenSen @ebet.
sishe man fid in Die ginIamfeit surild.
vOu aber", ipridt Ger 9eilano, ..uenu
bu Eetsf, eeI' In beine Ramrnsr unb
f9lieb' bic Etiir su uno Bate ~ beinen,
Batter i'm gsrtorgenen, uno osin gater,
Der TN gerbOrsenen iiebt. miro es Dir
psrgelten.~ (Ntatib. 6, 50
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